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SUMNER GOODS.
EAGn MErlsGG

las Iseceiyed By Late .1rriraly,
g. urERIoR black Italian Lutestriuss
- Sd black PaGtnta
Rioh figured and shaded Silks
Fancy Berege striped ditto
Saitees and Florence Silks assorted
Black Mode, (port very supe,ior)
Hack SarcenetS aat SeI&kaws
Black and colorcd Mandarin Grapes ami Robes
Back Bowbazine assorted
IhacA Italian Grapes and Shawls
bilk and cotton Hosiery
Cambria aud furniture Dfmrrs
London and French printed Carrbrics
Cambria ard common Gnshams
Plain CaEbroS and Jacunets
Figured and plain Null and f5ooAiruslins
Real India aud Swiss ditto
India and Swiss muslin rnbcs, (very elcram)
Ditto long Shawls
Bercge and gauze Hkfs. and Sca.rS
Eieh lace Wells, Hkfs. aud Pelcteues
EuS sh and Brussels thscad Iaces
Al tambored and plain Bobbinei Lace
Thread CRmbIics and HIS.
Irish Liuens of heavy texture and warranted 5Tearh
81 ando -l Sheetings ditto
"a 81 and 1914 table Diapec and Da,uask
Ryrdeye and Russia ditto
German Ticklenburgs and Oznabrngs
LondonS +. Cloths and Cassjmeres
Fancy silk and .-ia,seiles Vestings
Silk striped and plain Drings
Manu- chop anil company Nauktens
BLACK Circas>ians and BoHhazells
Thread ana Ne+ton Tickings
Thread and Gotten Checks, PIaids and Stfic7.
Brown aud bicached ShirtinGs and Sheetii,rs
Tortoise she'll tuck and side Combs
Gloves, UalbTellas, aud Parasnlls
with variety of other Goods forming au cycrirft nc
ortment which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
jane 81 TT
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REFERENCE
Smiths Cotton Planter 8 CuItivator.

smith Cotton Planter y CultlVatOr.
TsVOS interested i'll the Cotton re informed
z that machine is invented for planting and cutvaHg
tis crop Which promises be of great Importance.
exhibited both in Richmond and Petefsburr
appreciation of all who an Opportunity Of
eeisg it. Those who associate large crops
with cotton will ud valuable acquisition. 1t
computed that harr- with this plant
cn!tivete ten per day. They simple in their
construction that any common nrechuRic
and any farmer keep them in repair.
The following certificate, which Eluy respccta-
lie signatures might have been added will be per-
isctIy satisfactory.
Having witnessed the operation Of Mr. Smiths Patent
Cotton Planter and Cu'ivato no hesitation in
saying that it fully the purpose for which
signed 1t oPeus the fmroW drons seed any regular
distance required covers it lightly aud rolls opera
nm and all much better than il could be by hand
the is up, small poughs then tArhed,
which removes grass and weeds sides Of the
ITagt 1t operates fast "a herse usually
walks. IL IS necessary however that the land should be
hfst listed aad free from stumPs other distinctions.
Signed by
RICHARD FIELD, WIN. NJ. ATKINSON,
KoBERT B1LIIHG, FRs. g. EANeEY,
&RGGHr RoBrNseE, l.. Stokes.
ALEX. CUNNEHGHAM,
Petersburg, goth January, 1895.
~ Orders for mem will hc received by IEwts WTBB,
{, Co. Richmead-JAs. 3. kendall. & co Petersburg
and SINCLAIR & MooRB, Baltimore the machines
may any be Price the machine eighteen
dollars.
Trh 4-wt?t
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LAW SCHOOL.

FEFHERE lectures delivered in this institution
& Etcdt0a but those with whci session commences
nd with which it ends: in other words the whole
Ictge upon the practice Of the Law, which is
Quoted ~ the correct manner upon authority. There
nothing LEFT unattended and ;ke student for him
self Bot, he is often told, 20 he LHryer he rc0d
and rely the books too for himself and upou which he
examined every Saturday aud every Saturday too he
exercises himself court, the records Of which
neatly kept any in this country and every part ex-
planned from the FIRST process tho conclusion ri the jng
rneni rs we'll every species of which fellows after
wards that the student has vE days IN The week read
without interrupted. If assistance Ike this br of any
the STUDENT Of law, nc may receive it At NEEDHAM.
wbe.c is spccCs o vice dfaw his arntion from
II. The jenHs part Of the bar, the student Of law,
vlo such assistance there, for tho
maindcr Of the session and upon much better for
them, than fox their Gicnd
CREED TAYLOR.
Rfrkrnnn5. Let Inlr. tE1S.
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

u The CoNsrrrUrToyAL WING rs published .riee a
~seS, Tuesdays and frfdsysl ivs dollars per anfu
Us FTeoto"' toa dtsccatta,tancc Of The paper, al ar
nttSt de PAID Yp. .4id Hose cto v,s IRISH 10
"4cothae teW notify The Editors 10 Atat effect at hasf
t'ty days before HE period crsire for Gei they s6-
Tor dt"eTt'Sng-75c GEMS square Cor tess for the
first Insertion, ami 50 far each
tlber Of Insertions 'kuS be noted me MS oA.erpfe
hGy trtL DC continued Gndcharged accordingly.
~ entertainments from tie country 10 Re maid for N,
",race or asled ty some responsible iGirdua az tbs
Ireceire attention. r. 7"
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NEW FLOUR.

EI'ol. SALE, NEW FLOUR, ready for delivery at our
n olhce, and few very nice BACON HAMS.
For Rsn!, a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE ont or
W way OF dust aud noise, with small yard and Gaxden
a. CASH given FOR WHEAT.
July 10 %,
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TEA CAsE.65i chests hyson skin teal pprcot & CO.
claimants od the United States. Judge Thompson has
reversed The decision Of The District Cop which declared
ihsse teas forfeited 20 no Jri:sd S'2:ss
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,-,,, - II OF , IttCf f1fIf, UUtV 81, I0l6.
Ys7HE PrcsidcAt and Directors have This Ilav J.cIarod
"iv4"end o. pr. CT ON the capital stock Of Bank
ior ,ae last half year, payable the 18th inst
ne usual deduction oil one dollar aud a quarter per
SPARE Tor the bonus the State will ba borne v the hold
efs oil the old stock only The raymeA of the bonus ON
both the old aud stock will then have been corleed
and make them of equal value.
1T w DANDRIDf,F f,a.r
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WILLIAM WALLER BIENING
HAS resumed the Practice Of the Law-.4drjce, on
n \ points Of law and cquly, will be given FOR the
tomary fees and mt sHterisc, except IN where the
applicant shall declare his her inability pay fer; in
which event, only advice will be given Professional
services rendered W,ot 01y itc Cguycygncng, in all
is branches, executed for fees Commensurate with TIC in
tricacy Of TIE suNject.
Pi-hrorf, March 10 1926 l.
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Farmers Bank of Virginia

NHE President aud Directors declared a dividend
OF ivy" aud half per cent. the capital stoc l. fsr
pn the 10th inst. Wer NEEERVTc f,asi.
- .hly, 1896. e.
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Brooke Turnpike ComDonv

VIE Directors of the B'ooke Turnpike Company Lave
z declared dividend of per cent. for the last six
'n"s which will be paid stockholders On anplca
non nj the compiling of Joseph Marx 40
JAY Ct JOHN r.. ECSTACE. Sec'rv
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES
FIRE Err

PETERSBURG, July IS.-Saiurday last was set
apart by the citizens OF Pc; ersburg as day Of
mourning, to commemorate he death of that great
benefactor of his country, THOMAS JEFFER
SON, and his venerable revolutionary compatriot,
JOHN ADAMS. IL a sublime spectacle
The aged and The young-the grey haired veteran
OF I6, and the striplipg of terday-ihe venera-
ted matron, and the blooming daughters OF tine land
men from every cline, and almost every religi-
Gus and political opnion--were gathered togel her
in one mass, moved by one object-s HEARTFELT
desire TO participate in those ceremonies which had
been decreed to the virtuous dead
The citizens, in town meeting, having deter
mined that the religious and literary exercises OF
the day should be conducted in the burying ground
attached TO the old church in Blandford, where
funeral bonors were paid TO the immortal Wash
ingtoD In 1900, the committee appointed for that
purpose made every possible arrangement, which
their limited time would admit, for the multitude
which it was confidently anticipated would be
present on this solemn and interesting occasion. A
spacious srbour, fifteen feet high and rendered i'm
pefyious 10 the rays of the SUM- was ed with
IN the yard The arhour enclosed two private
burying grounds, on the walls OF which floors were
laid, one for the orator, the clergy the reyouuons-
~ patriots, &c.--the other for the chair. On the
ground, seats were arranged for the ladies', the
citizens aDd military taking post without, form
ing, as far as practicable, a square around the
arbour.
We had proceeded thus far on Saturday in ar
ranging, in anticipation, the ceremonies intended
to be paid on that day to the 4" mighty dead,
when the busy hum of preparation reminded us,
that the moment was approaching when citi-
zens en- nlaSse were 10 proceed 10 Biandford old
Church. Little did we imagine, at that moment,
that our solemn ceremonies, ere they yet well
commenced, would be arrested and defeated by any
cause whatever, much less by the torch Of the
incsndsry; it is nevertheless too true. We will,
however, proceed with the ceremonies Of the day
FIRE.
Al eight O'Clock the whole town appeared 70 be
20 motion, while in every direction groups Of citi-
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semoiies, resort to any thing like force against
their claim is exceedingly TO be deprecated.
Saying thus much for the rights of the Indians,
and their claims on our forbearance not to say JUS
tce, we add, they have acted 1ntrisely in OPP
posing the survey of the waters within their lim,
and the best thing they can do, in the opinion oil
their friends, Is TO revoke their udicious deteim-
nation to oppose survey, which, if it result bene-
hciaily, VIII I've as beneficial at least to them, who
own the soil, as to the People of Georgia. The
Cherokees, looking TO their true interest, ought not
to be the first 10 wake up question, which, we
appfehend, will at some time or other be agitated
as to their title to hold their land, whenever THEN
white neighbors want it. We trus, that HICKS
viii think better of what he is doing, and use his
influence to control the indiscreet councillors of
his nation, who are for setting to the WHITES an
example ofincivility.
Extract Of a letter from Mr.. Fulton to Co..
Iroup, dated
RossvTLLE, (Tenn.) June IL, 1926.
Since my arrival in the Cherokee country,
have, accompanied by Mr.. Lumpkn, examined
two passes in the dividing ridge between the waters
oil tennessee and those OF Georgia. One of these
passes Is situated between the sources of the Chat
tugetta and Chiccamanga creeks; the frs, of these
creeks empties into the Ostenalah, and the other
INTO the tennessee river, near the Missionary es-
adjustment a; Branard. The second pass is
situated between one of the branches of the
Highwassie, and the other is the main stream OF
The Connyrausa; both OF these apparently very
favorable but. until have taken the Levels, can
not decide which of them will he entitled 10 a pre-
terence; If they are nearly equal in expense shall
give the preference TO the one by Chiccamauga, as
1t Will embrace great deal more of the descending
uaihc OF the tennessee country. So soon as shall
nave executed the levels, shall embrace the ear
hest opportunity Of informing you of the result
On our way through the Cherokee country, Mr..
Lunpkln though; it advisable to call on Mr. Hicks,
the principal Che to explain to him the object in
view; he seemed not much inclined TO sanction the
survey, but mentioned that he would in a day or
two, have an opportunity of consulting with the
Council on the subject; since which, he addressed
letter, through Colonel Montgomery, the agent.
TO Mr. Lumpkin and myself, stating that the Coun-
S Gu hau refused PERMISSION to make the survey
Notwithstanding this formal notification l am de-
'ermined TO prosecute the survey until they stop
me by force, which have idea they will dare to
10 Nat. Int.
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with winch thor, distrssses have been generally
borne.
His Majesty trusts that the causes out Of which
the partial s,agnation of employment has arisen,
are, under the blessings of Providence, in a course
oil gradual abatement.
his Majesty Is confident that your presence
and example, in your several counties, will con-
tribute to maintain and encourage the loyal and
orderly spirit which pervades the great body of his
people.
" And his Majesty relies upon your disposition
10 incuicate that harmony and mutual good will
among the several great interests of the country,
upon which the common prosperity Of them all es-
sen,iay depends
Inc Lord Chancellor then said My Lords and
Gentlemen, by virtue of Commission under the
Great Seal, we, in the name and by command of
his Majesty, prorosue this Parliament to Wednes-
day, the l+'h day of June next and this Parliament
is proroguel accordingly.
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-EOVJPR

my intention To open SCHOOL, for IN. ensuing year
~ ,he ns 'shhourhood of Jonsons Springs GooeRIaoa
county, which - {" commence the 18th January and eIos. Ell
81 peeemher following: making Of 10 months, alt,r a.
asuheT month i"r vacation The branches Of Itete-
wnieh shall teach the following The ain 90
sraminsicaliy Geography, with the use If
a.aPs an p'obe me inferior banche: Mathematics
comprising flanc ami Solid rrgonometry Suv,yinp ana a.
.x r snail he well .i'aaed for III. acconoda Ii
SIX ." eisht boStders, IA most desrAlc nerhb,urhod r.
health, ~ and mot than 20 miles from RrInnS A..
I yeo "a, H9n,d and Tut IN is 80 collar end d
immediately either by Swing Letter for me al hi. oGcs "a
applying to ~ A"de.on merchant, Cary Street Riehm,d
Iio. E3l. o. MOSBY.
2J-W8i
\ uENtLEMAN who has taught SCHOOL for ,evc-,I
- years past WISHES employment furihe ensuing wear n.
CO" ohuct ample testimonials Of his ability la i'll -
an" - la"guagc-, English Grammar Geogrspiy, A.
'!, ''1'iema"c., surveying, Arithmetic, &c
'i3n ~ one OF The upper will be n,ee-res
to a. H. Poindcxtea's Store Louisa eouu
y, w. vii be promptly attended to. ''- "'"-'
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lCnanll,nirnieI


DIED.. during The last nth, IN Philadelphia bIr. Jyi-J.
bt Gutter lizard, native Of tbs consor Of Gencal
George l1rd 10 ihi excel re- lady fortune had been peeu-
huy hpuntui. sound understanding, personal aa,iin4
acceptable wealth, and noble aud benpvol,ul
Use 20 o. cndrcd her the ornament rf circle which She
was logs object VI peculiar animation. with prop,rie.so
SeE o. lead m Poses'or siay her path that OF the
fienfd, bu m active christians aud tr last moments were
worthy o the faith she profess d. Ia elegant society those
who knew her vii welt einer The fascination
rounded her Hc wit Ike the pi.eful iigitrng OF
evening; Illuminated hut did not wound. fn the
sphere Of her h'nevolenee fe have been within M reach u
her bounty ard deetvedh without having felt Bu ~ the
or sitter, SLED mpre admirably. Will be amem'c.i
more deeply aud nceiy. She otonac but fortune dri
not micsihcr. The principle .hr tain ifrou-
hie sustained her s close. SHE uveI 10 -enerat,fn
Of hcr rise into 4uhood l1H. hs, AID recnrd hcr -9
qnieyo her Mixer from Whose pieccpt sbt had never ieen
knowut dopar o.
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Ticelty DolI0ys P-,ro,,,

hEN from the boat on the Canal occupied bythe J,n,.
n, RIVER ComFan,s hands, Thursday night last; Silyet
WEIGH made by Harvey, London No. 5574 II is canned ami
6" the iace broken off nearly large as the half OF
an eighteen pence beginning few alter r. aud
'ehuns neaI ~ TO the ock mark The i. le,teteJ AMI
was Repaired iilk, ia Match last by j. Brou,rh of I,;r
mond a" The paper n the case viii show. Attached TO the
was own SIX tape chain, plated and aseed at r
u' WIN 'e ehcscd Gold Key, AMI small Steel Kew he
sanss to the inner dIawcr Of desk The viii
~ sven tor te detection Of the thief delivery r ,b |
or Ten Dollars for the watch alone. RICHARD RENE
July -~~-A-A1NN ni-it'o.
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SAMUEL a. SPENCER.
QIpfs


BE sn, u.r wishes pose his elegant estate eaIt
a EHhVOOD lying in the county Of Cuipep.r and S.s,
virginia. This estate has generally been considered coaf
nG s"ptfio to any IN the state. Ii lies at the iunr,iSn S
I Elm lhh liensmau fiveTs, which form the
~ Is ~ hcdi 10y and agreeable neigbbOurhoud ttv nil,
'lA nom fedcr. kshurg The Yew Hill which !. laid
" ~ NE map Of Virgins, forms the upJer part ftb. tr,
We sou " f7rtu' aud h.heen found capable Of proeiny +;
~ ea'' perfection, any thing that raised Inc se
' "ned tacco corr; rye, oats and vines OF ey,,
"e f'h Tie situation u pleasant snd a. handsome IA an,
~ with number Of failing sprnr. Of ys,e,
"m" eur rase through tits and al one tipr tc,
wa, merchant mill on The stream IL nrver f,n, 49,,
'" wa" ir expense might he erected grit mil
'r "r"It, iledan hcng all e8dy built The run So,
"ij' lUJ ares % ~. fi'e meadow land; I,re noG
Q" E"c now % timothy Fhe farm Contains aL,,t 400
o's W anu and up"afd Of btn of that portion low rt,,n
"h i'h corn crop never known t. i,labout 1 go,
mc ~ E"d 'nber This would divide Io an,
ei c'SIIY' NETS are dweiue-hou,e siSiv n .nuse
WV T' "Eh whha POco IN ffost the whole lsyvth ~
i "e'" tne dawtig and passage sueereJ oud 10
E''iay rhns''l ~ IN the best and heated sf,ia
"i SIX "nm H. the ctilsr. al of which srr csvcI win
htick kitchen with an Office ab1ye A weaving house
LVu-t Ir -etNHu'f mrat.housr carriage htrse spd
i Wh an Oyeisecr's house. harm corn hotse negro en-,
qua ytry large houe 80 By ffef for the reception
eher Whci Dr tobacco, with ThresLr Machine 6sed in
aii Of which and faithfully built there la,ss
'Ls orr iitd. which affords variety Ct excellent run
ne uhcrtb~r viii sell al private hlgain asd In that - ~
WIZ WHhfaw The iiycftifem'B butt IL should not he III
privately he ~ e 1t of Sepefnhes. Il will hc offered mn,
" 100 ih't DAY one bid heins fesrfycd. But in the coon,
Us 10" ens eHhe publicly ~ privately disposed o. III
Tcst urge portion fhc land 60 or two vood t,s,
in property me The attention Of pesons viin, ts me-,
hfou- ihtD market. JNO. q Tanpl 1870 -
lu e. - " ~
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Lckterr oad Erchnure- o. p,.,

Lottery and EIchange- Office. Richmond,
Corner Opposite the "a .le Hotel
u Where numerous cspitti have 6ern ob,.;s.J ~.
my o. we a's io,'tres ''li he 'eeeiyed in payment.
u Viitis liom any part &: the u. States esr bv mail
T,i ps or i,aie G"n.eyanee enclosing the Cash or Pie
punctua aiteuiion a. if on personal application W
July 81 '' A'''"in" m, y i,
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tfffU Dollars Reyc1yJ

kS AN oil from the Female Academy in Na.hv;rs H. G.
temirr IVA negro fellow by the name Of U;llv T.
WI, probably suempt To pass free fellow have 10 5s
W. "t'r pass and viii call himself Billy fiobon az RI:
Hei: 81 small stature his mexion lille "
"' ha' large hhy head OF hair, gerry fne and rrnsrii
''es hihdacrri. aound Il. lie inclined 20 drinL ~
rae OieI aud house servant, and is the same fellow
r7oe' Tor Wade Woods0s, IL Virginia some wears past,
Nashville, Tenn. Iuy o. N
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neutrality-suspicious.

observe IN the public prints that it is becom-
ing aquesiion, What is to become of the Fusd
raised for Thomas Jefferson : One says, "le.urn
1t to the original conributors"-a second to
erect monument to his memory" for third
say, let 1t 20 as he would have applied it himself
had he have lived.
4 Contributor HriRg IN Chesterfield cou..-
~, Va nor 81 gears of age, Sercls Il0s
older than Ihohnus Lefcrsgn.
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.JI8REgJy-Ji',g;I SoT =,

INFER decree ~ hc superior con-t Of b,rce f d.
- Wehpond District pronounced the i2h I.v C pIsrsb
M y 'ts esi,e Adam W Boh.n,o. shall on saturday
~ " ~ auxlst $40, proceed e. sell AZ public auction 4,
que f h'doi for ready money IN tbe prerps thc ot ri
,no n We referred %. Vated on Church H a
O,'v q" henrico, contiguous city u Nirhmoni
uhusd ty H. street on the South lr. The eosng,oo g
on 'hc Es' Y bring the hall 10, conveyed bs
monee at - O'oock. ~ WI
taly p. -'''''"-' = "'' 2; e. a. 10
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TO LIND BUYE1S

VIE subscriber being desirons to the U-,, h,a
concluded to oer Tor sale his well known tract Of
whtTe"h ne nov ieaie-, lying in the County of Byck,rbS
nlhe man toa leading from Buckingham eourthoi;se a.
aha haii miles rOm the former and So rom n.
LATER, wen Known 10y the Of ZOur I'M
i only h2u'e "i me k'nd between alj Floods and Burkin
MAJ" where 1t Is thought by good judges will be q.
So d pGOiahiy any country the kind lrhi,
pr liv1ed With many local advantages, bosh for health
ing situation Ia the view OF rhLonhna Ad;oir -
very good nrv Saw aud Grit Mill This tract Contains an
eG'' or 'herthru aud fine portion lies on boh ,;d-, =
Slate river with %5or 50 good rich low gronoS
tee"t i' the growth u tobacco wheat aud corn A.,,ng
@ "l "e ~ inarke; shortly portion OF good land nbe
u cleared land all of which entirely fred tn
Improvement" oi this place good. comfurfabl. dy.I,
hoG,e containing 'ix ssing rooms, beside, o -
ind i've god 81 places large and roomy barn xb 10 -
- R"Cd stahie i horses. good storehou.e nov
el "hei suitable houses for family. an extensive rste f
oe' ""' DC tNhnued "a the next half century The Ierp
"H ~ accomplishing Young Negroes will be iaken in
ana iLfse equal annual inalnie Tor the bance OF the a.
chase money Ihose wn need such situation viii do vi
~ doubt, 10 visit the suhsctbci ~ w "'"
,.,-o, SAMUEL a. SPENCER.
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NDVERIISE.jiEO-T

M HERIJSE.1fEO-T.
fIHE uaci o. Land called I'LL! Grove oohtaioinv NJ Geo
200 aercs lying the ioscr end OF Amelia eou,, ~
mel Advertised i st of sale u would make al excsl
eoa plantation II W be cold eli ,oyaiher " diysisd 49,,
pa,ceis. The terms VII hcscoont ,sisiiur.
~ sf1. r1-.h4 ct! 'u,<Ar r-r-r
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FIRES IN PETERSBURG.

We NEST deeply sympatbize with oar fellow
citizens in Petersburg on the calamitous visitation
oftwo fires within Jour days of each other We
publish the details of the FIRST ire on Saturday. from
the newspapers. 1t broke in upon the citizens in
the midst OF thelunefal solemmites OF the day The
second cOntasration took place on Tuesday last
we have no other account of il than what is leriv-
ed from Passengers private letters. The Com
pi!er says: We learn by gentleman who re-
ceived letter from his CORES pondent in Peters
burg, that another destructive fire visited that
devoted town on Tuesday the 18Th inst. The fire
commenced about 10 o'clock IN the morning, in a
bake-house on Walnut street, Allison's Row, and
IN a short time consumed seven wooden buildings
belonging TO John Allison, one belonging to Peyton
Lynch, two belonging TO Mrs. Phepoe, eighl be-
longing 10 the estate OF David Walker, decd ant!
The buildings adjoining the side OF Powells old
Tavern, belonging to the estate OF Matthew Maben,
decd We understand the buildings, except the
last mentioned. not of great value, and that all
were Insured in the Office OF the Mutual Assurance
Society in tins city,