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n ANCASTER, DENNY S, CO, .a,cfioneers and
Lea commission Merchants, offer Tor sale in STORE
SOo hhds ST. Croix and Porto Rico sugars part prime
Zoo boxes and bbs. double and single LOAF steam re
fined do
40 boxes white Havana DO.
i-oo bags and bbs coiIee consisting of old Java Ma
o mia, Rio, Havana, Laguira and St. Domingo.
Soo packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hyson
anu Hyson teas
iOo hhds. moasses- Sugar House, Porto Rico and
MatanZas
zoOOO lbs. cotton yarns, assorted
100 coils Nj anila cordage
WIN large and general assortment of Foreign and
Conieslc Liquors. among which, superior Cognac bran
n.y. imported direct; wines OF almost every Kind and qua
my among which, choice old l.. P Madeira, in pipes
nan no. quarter casks half do. and bottles London Dock
DRY III pipes, anu Fort, in bottles, received from Liver
Poo'' ana various brands OF Champagne London porter
I 70 any ever seen in this market; pepper, pine n,o
AZ. sser, nu,megs, mace, window glass, soap and
Iies' olive oil tanners do, very SUPERIOR sole
ner, shoes hats, inaddsr sapcre, al1m shot, Hacks
Hd2ards celebrated axes paiissc and
wauding, inanal and pier glasses, Sc &C.
August 90 aO16,
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NUMBERED LAND FOR sALE.-By virtue Of

LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a
- power OF attorney from Richard II. Adams, of Lou
.svhie, kentucky, shall offer for sale, public auc-
present month, being the first day OF Fuvanna Court
Tract OF Land, containing 765 acres lying in the coun
the immediate vicinity of Bernardsburg and The Union
MINIS. This land is heavily covered with the best pine
anu white oak timber, and in the neghborhood of
roau and from which ii be readily to Rich
mond or Charlottesville. The situation healthy the soil
wei adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat and tobacco
and from the indications the surface and some
discoveries made adjacent lands il is thought tina, il
probably contains gold 0reThe tract will be sold entire
or divided TO suit purchasers.
erms-one- third cash. and balance in and IL months
with approved security. HEATH JONES MILLER
August 9. 27-,Js
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hHCN.NOSD, VIRGz.vX.4, FAzDgY qUCUSy D. rsea

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-pursu,n, r.
- decree OF tho County Court Of Hanover, in the case
Oh nazegrove, &c. against Garrett, &c. shall as Com
n'sSioher' on Friday the 9th day OF September next il
a IL not the FIRST fair day thereafter, Sunday exceptcd
az benjamin Hazegroves Tavern in the said county Of
hanover proceed TO SELL at public auction the one fourth
anu possessed; which said land sold by William v.
yer ana Martha his wife, Qhe said William " being
one Oh 'he children and heirs Of the said Pleasant Tyler
to James Hazelgrove, deceased-Also three N.ros ,
whom are very likely the property of the said James
hazeigrove, decd The negroes will be sold for cash;
e ,anu upon credit OF twelve MONTHS the purchaser or
interest from the date, as well Deed of Trust upon
me same the better TO the purchase money
soon as the requisites of the are complied will
session will be given. H. G. STREET Com,,,
August 6. Ss 49,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

VNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will be eiven for
- the apprehension aud securing in any ial George
VINE cas himself George Campbell is 10 wears old Of
rather brighter compSion than the generality Of
about feet or 10 inches high and rather slender made
and think has small on his forehead from cn
when child, but am sure il is now visible U
worked the two last years with Knox s. Hale ON tc Pc
crsburg Rail Road and again hired TO Hale this vc,
but did not go to work, and has been away all the
understand an attempt made in Dinwi,lie IN take
hun, but he made his escape. have reason 10 supno.e
ne has been most OF the time in The neigborIood of Fine
Creek' III fowhaau county, where he has dteig been
concerned ~ breaking into house and committing an ex
tensve ROBBERY, consisting OF clothing and other articles
Ills associate has been taken and gives this information
since ls helt, George has been and about this CITY
LOT some or ~ days or nore aud last here on
The morning OF the 18th inst Had on pair of dark cas-
sine Pantaoons old black hat but no coat or
lie IS very dTUH and intelligent, aud will probably soon
change his clothing. George is desperate Chap and Inc
good OF the community requires his arrest
Augusta. f27-SQ AMOS Lam
WMPkOVED STOCK FOR SALE.-f have for sale
eight or nine Bulls, from Is TO 20 months old bv !
hs't Durham short horn Of the stock Of H. Powell nj
Pbadephid. out OF my fine Hereford cowsof the stock
imported ny Henry Clay Esq, which he selected in Eng
land as deep mkersthus combining the two ri val breeds
and hve or SIX rams by Of Mr. Meadcs favortc stock
Application TO be made by the I day of October IT. Ia
"''V !" NY SVSc"o"' 70 mr' HargrOye, my manager.
JAMES M. MORRIS
20, Poindcxicr's Store, Louisa co. Aug l. a7-I2t
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SOUTH WEST MOUNTAIN LAND IN MAkKrr
~ In pursuance OF decree OF the county Court of AL
oemarle, in suit pending between John Bankhead ir
paini, and Dr. John Bankhead and Others defendants
sha on the LIST day oil October next fair otherwise
the next fair day, at the late residence of Charles J.
Bankhead, dec'd offer for sale the highest bidder nm
on credit oil ono, two, and three years. 10 he
given forthwith, that desirable hish palabe Farm
lying In Albemarle both sides of Moores creek and
on the Rivanna river, called CARLTON containing about
Charlottesville and within mile and half of The Ijni
versiy OF Virginia Pesumng that persons dcsrous of
purchasing will avail themselves of personal examna
ZION oil the property II be superuous give i'm tb.
notice minute and particular description it-sufce il
TO say that for its sze soil! location and advantages is
surpassed by no farm in Albemarlo. Its improvements
are an excellent dwelling house. with all out
houses good overseer's house, and a valuable barn.
MS Land Is row in most rapid profitable state of
annually heavy harvests of wheat
anu corn nay OATS and rye The average crops wheat
Tor several years past have been least 1900 bushesof
corn from to 600 barrels and seventy thousand weight
OF hay commanding ready market in Charottesvilc
The purchaser purchasers will be required TO execute
Deed oil Trust upon the land, and bond with approved
personal security.
AT the time and place we sh, offer G,r .als ali
the Household and Kitchen Furniture of the late Cba,Ies
L. Bankhead together with all the plantation tools and
implements, consisting OF great variety of valuable a
cies Also all The stock OF horses cattle sheep and hogs
among which are some fine and promising colts and four
or five yoke of oxen-Thc personal prepertv will Inc .oM
upon credit of IL months except for sums of IO and
under Tor which the cash will be required The credit
purchasers will give bond with approved personal secur
ty-Wm. II. Parish of Charlottesville or John B,nkbeaJ
nvhg on tho premises, will accompany any one over
the farm who may be DESTROYS of viewing it,
JOHN BANKHEAD,
ALEX. GARRETT, : Couu1iss'rs
PHILIP LIGHTFOOT, }
Aug. %. sI-wtds
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ETNioN HOTEL.-Tho subscribers have ,,ken tina,

u NUN HOTEL.-Tho subscribers have taken that
~ Wen known establishments tho Union Hotel and
nave oeen at considerable expense trouble in putting
inc house III good order and repair They promise their
70 give the utmost satisfaction IN every department All
OF Mr. Portors stages stop at this establishment Tor mas
sehgers before going to any other part OF tho city.
WIN. b. BAILEY,
NJ, ED. G. MOSBY.
Richmond, August 10Th, 1888 800,
81 National ntcllgoncer Baltimore Republican Norfolk Herald
ecsDWs nteigenccI, Fredericksburg Arena York Cou
will publish ooL c
oui wsOks and forward their Office for
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lSsoLUTiON--The partnership of Binford, Brooks
ny y Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent All
business relating to the said concern will be settled Inv
our successors Bnord Brooks Gay Co.. to whom those
indebted 10 US will please make payment.
JAMES ]. BINFORD.
JAS. G. BROOKS,
RICHARD JONES'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
From the New York Evening Post

The efforts TO inilamc the minds of our brethren nj
Tie Southern STATES, by gross misrepresentation of the
nature OF public cehng in this quarter Of the Union ON the
subject OF negro slavery, would not DO attended m sue
cess 10 any extent whatever, the views the aiding mon
and presses OF the Northern States freely cc,,od
atihe South IL those prints which most active in
striving to get up an excitement against The North on
The ground OF the views which is pretended generally
entertained here the subject Of negro emancip,to,
would but copy along with their trades such articles "a
the following from the Albany Argus, should have no
reason to aPPrchend any evil from their innsmmaory
appeals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

Furthermore, China, Glass, and Looking Glasses
THyHOMAS J. BARROW & co. LnSoyterS ana
IL wholesale Dealers, No. SO Water street New.
York; in the above goods respectfully invite the attention
their friends and the Southern Merchants generally TO
their splendid stock OF ware just received by the late ar
rivals comprising every variety OF fancy and staple Goods
which they are enabled TO offer most liberal and
commodatng terms Looking Glasses Of every desctip
ton, constantly band.-ParticuIar attention will he
given 10 packing and forwarding in the most careful
ner and purchasers may rely receiving their goods in
good order.
All orders by letter punctually attended to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

MUST SALE.-By virtue OF deed of trust, execu.
TED TO the subscribers on the lst day of june 1881
by Colin o. Sper and wife, of record in the county court
OF Albcmarie and for the purposes therein mentioned wo
ready money, Monday the Both day of September next
to the highest bidder the undivided moiety of the
Aosmarle mills, and the tract OF land which they stand
containing two hundred and thirty eight acres more or
less These mills are situated Hardware river in the
county OF Abemarle, within miles of Scottsvilc ON
James kver nearly new, built Of brick with pair
ourrs one pair OF corn or colognes and valuable saw
mill attached They are now in perfect repair, rented
Tor the season to, and in successful operation by Pace
Perkins-The title indisputabe, but will be convened
only as we hold it.-Sale at IL O'clock precisely
+. b. DYER,
E. ii. MOON, trustees.
August Goth, 1888. SI-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VuNAYLORSVILLE RACES.-The Races over tb,
- Course will commence OH Tuesday tho 9Th of Sen
TENDER next and continue three days:
FIRST DAY.-A Sweepstakes for three wear old coli.
anu miles, one mile and repeat entrance $50 for colts
that have never been trained before this fall three entries
SECOND DAY-A Sweepsake for three year old colts
mile and repeat; half forle four entries.
TnIRDsDAY.--A match race, for $500 aside. two
miles and repeat; between PlaoG and Sir Patrick The
same day. there will be elegant Saddle &c. to be run
Tor, with the Tolls OF that days race.
WM. ID. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
nusus' %. 3l-3t
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appeals.
From tho Albany August
We have lately had occasion remark that the n,c,,,
OF tile u. y. Telegraph 10 an impression thar anu
considerable portion Of the ciizers The North look win
favor upon the project OF few zealots W ho rddle vim
the question OF slavery at the South. ,,i,o,,
foundation. This attempt the part of the Tejeer,nh IL
well understood to be made for political olectsto get IN
excitement at the South and prop the falling for
tunes OF Nuhcatoo, 10y producing under the influence
Of false Impressions feelings Of alienation between us and
southern brethren. We do not doubt th,, hi. ro,,,
scheme for sowing the seeds of dissension an,ono H.
inhabitants OF different sections Of the Union will mo
as fruess as all others which have preceded il and
assure our southern brethren, in the
that their rights and stnsihlitics this great aues
ton OF vital interest to them, will be respected yybae
efforts may he made 10y political agiialors ON ,he
one hand and hothcaded zealots the other disturb
that feeling OF interest and affection which binds
them. In illustration Of this assurance we subon
extracts from the remarks Of Gen Dix, Secretary of
State, before the State Colonization Society New York
at the Capitol in tsis city, on The "a April 1890 long be-
fore attempt had been made 10 agiiae this question for
selfish political purposes Ills sentiments strong as
they were fully responded 10 by the numcrous al
sembly Of members OF the legislature aud citizens in whose
presence they were expressed; they published will,
The sanction Oi the State Society consisting Of gentlemen
OF different political parties; and we have no hesitation in
giving them true index Of the prevailing opinion OF
the North on this delicate question
"ln every thing but the removal Of free blacks
but the fOiOtccTs oil tho South career which
they themselves have opened to ~; and il Is, indeed
in which could not well have led tie way For
although The first effect OF colonization il to provide re-
ugc Tor blacks who have been emancpated, another TO
promote emancipation md still more remote effect t
hasten the extinction OF slavery itself This therefore
is me which IN some OF its leading tondcnrcs re-
ides peculiarly 20 The South dnd operation an only
tie iHt ~ fr o. Il g nUiicd The American Society has
disc aimed, hoU tto hts moment OF it, institution al in
tendOn OF interfering with te rights Of properly recognized
by the federal compact which the States arc parties IL
touches no orc uuu hig letters have been voluntarily
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hchInOhd, Isl August, 1888.
N. BAH persons interested hereby informed that
Tue books and accounts of the late concern of BintoS
BROOKS Co are III our hands for settlement and coIec
ioh' All debts due from them will be paid by us and
those who are in arrears are respectfully requested TO come
forward and close their accounts
BlNFORD, BROOKS, GAY & Co
Augusta 26 6t
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AND FOR SALE-On Thursday, the 1911, .av ri
September, will be offered for sale, to tho highest
bidder upon the premises Tract of Land, containing
.oV acres lying IN The county Of Hanover the north
side OF Nowfound Riveradoning the lands of Mr. Tarl
ton Pcasants and Mr. Samuel Jones, now occupied
by Mr. Nelson Jackson who will take pleasure i'm
Ing the farm to any one wishing TO purchase We deem
unnecessary to say any thing about the advantages OF
this farm as is presumed that those wishing TO pur.
chase, viii examine for themselves The terms will be
very accommodating and made known the day of sale
and the purchaser will have the liberty seeding wheat
TINS iai BY THE LEGATEES
August %. 3I-wtds
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y DN n INV q OU-,
No. 50 Water street, Ne,c. YoTI

hug. ~. 30-3t
90 The Editors of tho Wing Richmond Vrgnan n, Lynch
burg, Spectator Staunton Petersburg
Ercdefcksbg Beacon Norfolk Patriot Fncaso Reporter At
DanYIo aud Advocate at Charlottesville publish I'M, nboyo IN
thc amount Of 8, aud aond io
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July 30.

n CHANCERY-VIRGINIA Powhatan county
III Court, August 9th, 1888:
William McGruder, plaintiff
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& SO-PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers have this dov
~ entered into partnership under the firm of Bnford
bF0ohs Cay Co.. and will carry the Dry Goods bl.
sness in the house heretofore occupied by Bnio Brooks
20 Their stock oil Staple and Fancy Goods is now quite
arge and IN lew weeks they will be able offer TO their
ehs ana The public, choice aud extensive assortment
OF every article in their limo.
In making this change in the concern, they trust that
hey VIII continue TO receive the patronage literally
bestowed upon their predecessors and pledge
he unremitng in their exerons give satisfaction 10
those who may favor them with their confidence
JAMES ]. BINFORD
JAMES G. BROOKS,
CHARLES s. GAY
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They also publish
PARLE YES VI 4 G Az \ Z.

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this Magazine, TO trr TO tae public All entertaining
work lIr ciNi!rsn snd youth; one that may become
with tncm tvorite: that will please anl Instruct
them cue that they will regard not thing which
they read task, but which they Will love to
consult companion and friend; one, IN short, the
reading of which be permitted To guod ch'l,cen IS
ar-wGrd hut the denial of which may be feltas pun.
i,hmcnt b, those who are bad II will consist chiefly
Of OF fact, and the editors will cndcavnr to pre-
sent truth AMI knowledge IN a guIse as attractive to
tn. youthful mind that in which fiction has general
y been srraySd.
The title Of the work is chosen as an indication q
what it is in, ended shall be It's character The style
which HE ah2r IF Peter rar',yj aes has chosen as
yr;cr If instruction for youti:, will he adopted III rs
pages snd Peter Farley in his roper character Of sto
~ teller and traveller, viii often sppearas conrJu
or The work will comprise pieces adapted 10 all sta
ges of the ,out i faculties from childhood upwards
The contents oi tbs; work i'll be too various TO be
enumerated in this places but IN order to convey snc
idea OF the intentions ofhe conductors, the following
my be mentioned as forming portion OF the more
prominent subjects:
Geograplicsl descriptions of manuers, customs,
and Countries.
travels yo, ages and adventures, in various parts
Of the world.
III Interesting Historical notices and anecdotes Of
each State aud Of the United States, wei! as Of TO
reign countries
". Biography, particularly Of yOung persons
v, Natural History, a. birds, beasts, fishes, &c as
well as plants, trees, &c.
VI familiar description Of the objects that daily
surround chidren in the psror. nursery, garden &c
VII Original raies, consisting of home sceneS sto
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VII IN Account Of various trades and pursuits,
ard some branches of commerce.
tx Cheerful and pleasing rhymes, adapted to the
fe, ings ana comprehension IT youth.
The publishers have made arrangements to have the
work srundanty illustrated with spirited engravlngs,
and every fort will be made render it useful aux
ilisry To the cause of education
CONDITIONS -rsrlc,'s Magazine i. published
every other Saturday. al One Dollar year. payable IN
advance The postage will be three fouths Of cent,
it uader 100 miles, and for the greatest distance one
cent and quarter. only
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from he Ntv FORK Jomnaiof CONNER ce.

from lie As,c iork Jouraaiof CONNER &c.
'AH late FROM TIE SANDWICH Islands
- dl over land conveyance, we have advices
r -, 'he Sandwich Islands to the lst of January
'Ds' snip Don Quixottc, OF this port, bsund
80" China to Peru, with a valuable cargo, had
Veg at the Islands, and been condemned
S A Dry belonging to the Islands had been
~. 4' U'ed' and would proceed immediately With
'E cargo TO ITS destination.
"AV, Jan. l.-Wilhin the last few DAYS We
~, Sau notwithstanding arrival at this Island.
ia Nays since, We heard that strange vessel
n %'Heu at Nyua, about 40 miles from this,
-. S aS We immediately despatched
~ Our chinese, a physcian, and a small
=, er' 10 their assistance. The strange yes.
5s t En 10 be japanese junk, blown of from
r;rs O4'' OF Japan about eleven months ago, " it'll
5,;F,. uen 90 board. She has ever since been
,psm snu iro, the unfortunate yoyasers not
where there were.
ina A. We mcaotime, five Of the number had died.
We. SURVIVORS, when they reached this Island.
ss,l ~'s' oil them unable to do duty, having on
rur,r We learn but, small quantity Of rice,
, ',Sa hsh, and no water. We received ac'
Is, rs. rom them last evening, that they we're
will covering. The men sent to their relief
sbs s the junk to this harbor as soon a. DOS.
lups - W. we nave not yet seen the strangers, but
= " 'eaFn something Interesting concerning
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~ 4Way-Day Sale Of Fancy and Useful .Ar-
ticles.-'rhe Female Wesleyan Society OF the
Methodist Protestant Church Of Alexandria have
prepared, with the assistance Of their friends. e
variety of Fancy and Useful Articles, which they
will offer for sale, in the Washington Lodge
Room, on the lst day Of May ensuing The sale
will continue for three days in succession, from
10 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock in the
evening. The room will be handsomely decorat
ed, and the article, ta,tefully arranged for exhi
bilion. Abundance ~! cents.
anr 2i-.dtd
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George =. N0ugh

rs now opening 3 cha;cc selection Of FANCY IND
l. STIPLE GOODS, consisting in part Of
Super London cloths and csssimeres; mems hummer
wear; black u>trings AMI poult de sole; watered and
figured silks; white, pink blue and bak satt'ns: paint
ed m'lslns and cslcoes; light French cslicoes, very
handsome; painted painnete; Italian Grape; Cyprus
and Iris gauze; cambric; isckone plain and figured
sws. and Ropk ditto; plad muslins; gnghamsi real
searsuckers; pongrcs; white and brown drlllngs;
stripes foi bnys; super soft dressed Irish Ii
mems; super long lsuns; green and white blond wells;
figured and plain bsrregc ditto; linen cambria; ditto
bdkfs; Bishops lawn; white merino ard camePs hair
shawis beautiful assert ment of fancy hdkf; bobbets
and iaccs; GreCianete. nuns lacei Hoskin and kid
gloves; large assortment Of cotton hosiery; misses d
to, some very superor Msrsees and silk vesting; tan
Bile and bird eye dspers; Irish aud Russia sheetngo
bIeached; black and colored hastings; blue and grees
table coyers coored and white knitting cotton; gras
cambria for bonne,s; gauze aud other rbbons gaoons
fine black bambazette and circassans; and common
bombazeens: yellow and blue nankeens; gsuze fan
nes; fancy tuck side and puff combs; hair brushes in
great variety; tooth and nail ditto; bandannas some
first chops rst;ine for coachmskers; bangups and bea
ye,teens; tckings and domestcs generally; silk and
cotton umbrellas and parasols, foundations and wad
ding; point blankets; coarse linens cotton burIaPs
low priced carpetDg very handsomei four cases straw
bonnete; Leghorn fats; boys leghorn hats; mems su
per6nc palm ditto,
Cotton Yarn, Candlewick and Cotton Bats, constant
~ on hand NJ Rait;more prices 9Th mo