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New NrY Goods.
Oct lG

~ o~SAos
VIE subscriber has just openod al his Stare, u
u large and fashionable assortment u Dry Goods,
OF supclor quality. Among them are
Gfeen, brown, purple, cinnamon and coPd Pro dc
SNiss Silks
ola Gro de Maps and other Silks, very cheap
Black Italian SILKS and rich black figured Silks
al anu "a French aud English Mernes
D 4 ana 3-l black and cold Circassiaps
Ladies red ana block Mcrno Shawls
Ladies' MerIno and Tribe, lidkfs.
Barge, Gauzc and Other Fancy Hdkfs
few rich Needle Work Muslin Capes
do do do Chimu2ets
Whse naJ coorcd Satlns
Whe and cold Italian Grapes
Florences
Lace, Lace Edg,ng and lnscrtings
Bob'net and Greclan Cuttings
Camhric Edslngs Wors,ed Edglngs
Ladies and Gents Gloves
iiich upun work Silk Hose
PLAN b ,ck and whne Silk Hose
w orstcd and Cottoa Hosiery
,insel Flowers
Bonnet, Belt and ohs, Ribbons
a general assortment Cslcos
Green, whltc and black Wells, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A sup lot blue, black and fancy cold Cloths
Blue, black and fancy Casslmcres and Sat,netts
Red, white and green Flannes
| Pla,ds and Bombazetts
Linscys, Jerseys and other coarse Goods for Ne.
groes
Bed lIck'nss, Apron and Counterpart Checks
il, Al and 5-l brown and beachcd Shlrtings and
Shectings
Damask Diaper ard Table Cloths
iohanet Swansdown and other Vas,ings
''ose' w h"ney, London Duticl aud Point Blankets
he noove,and variety of others suitable 10 the
season, daily expected, which recommend TO the
public at unusua! low prices. Dealers will please
cell and examine before purchasing, for cheap bar
gains can certainly be had here.
ROBERT KYLE.
Oct ID Ia
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auction Salee.

I'm Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
~ night Auctions, aud regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Friday nights duriag the Fall
and Winter months. My s.ock will be such as
will SUIT the season and sold in small lots. Ny
dav sales VIII be every Wednesday At ii o'clock
of Groceries, Furniture, &c. &c. Favoss from the
country are particularly invited, US my sales will
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc't.
Sept. y, 1881. ifs
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y egrNes for SAAe

~ pursuance ola decree of the Circuit Superior
ConrI OF Law and Ch.accry for the county of
campbell, pronounced a, the last term in the case
OF . Christian VS.. Garland. &c" there i'll be sold
q, C'mpoe'i Court-ho on the Sd Monday IN
No'e"oe' next " being court day. at public auc
LOB, ot cash. -FOUR likely Slaves, belonging to VIM
II b Christian, TO wit: Daniel Marshal 1'i:"
and Lucy GRANVILLE JORnaN
Deputy ior Thos. Cooke, S. C. c.
tbs
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Notice.

4 GREEABLY 10 an order Of the county cour,
IN Of Campbell bearing dAte srpembaI, 1854
FOR purposes therein mcnone!, shall, al the s,ofe
Of Mr.. Samuel Pannlll, in the county Of Camp.
bell on Saturday the 9th day Of December nsx
expose TO sale NEGRO BOY, about the age OF
7 years A credi, oil twelve months will be given
for the payment, the purchaser giving bond will
approved security. The properly IS worth the a,
cnIion of those ,ha, wish to purchase slaves 70,
hoir own service. The boy is likely, and perhaps
Of as good family as any IN Virginia.
THOMAS FOX
Oct lG tds
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NOTICE.,

VIE partnership heretofore existing between
- the subscribers under the firm of Lloyd Dor
scy Co. III the town Of Liberty, Bedford county
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sons having CLAIMS against said firm, are requested
debied arc earnestly requested 10 make Immediate
payment, US further indulgence will no, oe given.
LLOYD DORSEY,
IA lbs CAMPBELL.
Oct Ii Is
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Nov. ,

q ~ virtue Of 'hs last will oi Michael Grahum
- tsQ dec the subsrT ibsr " III ssii, al pubhc
am tot, on the premises, on the li,h dsy VI No
'emafr,d 'aF, II no. thr next far day, the rract
o. Land on nh,, h the saiJ Grshem v@.rtsd IN III G
county OF diord, near Lit,r O'icr AlLis con
tanning about 30 acre. Ihs land u very pro-
ducliye IN wheat, corn and tobacco, AUD "a. good
inpfovemen's-i; well Maiered, aud situated IN n
good neighborhood
hiso' AZ tue same time and place. Will he sold all
'he STOCK OF Horses. Cattle, Sheep and Hog,, he
crop Of Corn, Oats and Fodder, the No1s.nol,
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils. DC
FOR Tho perishable property II months credit
WI be gwen fo' all sum- oi ) 40 aud upwards on
the purchasers giving bonds with sas iactory Gu
N.Y. Ter all su0,s under Slo cash will be required
'ms for the land will hs made known on the .,n,
81 sale. lhe Slaves belonging 10 he estate wi
rrobably he sold al tho sbne lime
THOMAS Il. CLAYTOI.
Executor OF Michael Graham, dec
oe' ~ wtds
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NOTICE..

HoRlNG my absence from Lynchburg, al
~ persons interested in the estate of tn, In,
Or 'ohn Caoel', ore respectfully referred to Mr
Henry Z. Ward, who has full power TO act for M,
and VINO, IN my absc nee, will do any and ey.rv
thing connected with the management, of said rs
tate, which could do myself il present,
THOMAS z. FRIEND.
Admir- OF j. J. Cab.li. dec
Sept % 10
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10y virtue Of the last Will Of Richard Walker,
| IL decreased, the subscribers will cell, OF pubic
auction, on the premises, on The Al day OF Decen-
Der oes,, II fair, II The next fair day, the Ifaei
| Of Land on which the said !. aker resided, in ine
county Of Bedford, containing 925 acres, II miles
| from Lynehtorg, and miles from New London
THIS Is one Of the mos, dssnnb!e facis Of land 10
the upper county. II is highly productive IN corn
wheat and tobacco, and contains large portion oil
| fist rate tobacco land IN the Soods-T The land lie
well, Is finely watcred, and situated ia healthy
| and agreeable negbo'hool- The Improvements
arc nsni, with every convenience for he aceommo-
dation of genteel family. a crop Of wheat will
be sowod on The land
| After the sale of the Land, the subscribers vii
proceed 10 sell between 30 and 80 valuable Slaves
he sock of Horses Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, a
quantity Of Pork, the crop of Corn, Oats and Fod
der and the Household and Kitchen Furniture
For the lnnd par Of the purchase money will
he required III hand for the balance liberal credit
will be gwen TO be secured ty deed Of trust. For
the personal property IL months credit will be given
| on oil sums above $40, on the purchasers giving
bonds with satisfactory securliy--for all sums IN
der S2O cash will be required. Further particulars
will be made known on the day Of sae.
VIM RADFORD,
HECTOR HARRIS,
Ereeutors Of RieAd. Walker, decd.
g-- The Richmond Enquirer and Wing will
publish the above in their respective papers, and
transmit their accounts TO The Office Of the Virgnan
for payment.
Oct lG ids
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New EaM &Winter GooAs.
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT.

IAhPPnsIIE the Market Iis..,, h. We The pi. a.
~ sars Of Announcing 10 their friends and Tie
puil.c ihs, they have received tA, entire .inol
o. Fall md Water Co ds, making mach lhs
Lrees, as.oi,ueo' WHICH ibfy have ever hal ,he
pleasure NJ orrp'ug. Without entering into de,a,1
It vii be sufie ext 10 say ihAt their stock eompfis
aintesf e,fiy article thai u d,siIa''e tn the D.
Geods. Hsrd~afe, ard t,rneery iirs Britg stise
ed, praeipely Tor Cash. by ore al ihe Paftnf.s
IN Baltimore. a. ilahelphia mi New for.. The,
vii say Ia ib,it hirod., thai every ind"cem'nt ~
hs say Of qnslity, syie aud p,ire, s'll BE- "h-,e'
'hem for Sor iinuanse Of her issufs. Atsnfian
"a invited pstticois,h 10 Ihe following sriic.s:
Clothes aud Cas- siinefe,, VI every shade and
qtarY.
S,fipe. poin and London DpG.l Blankets.
large and complete assortment II Hose d..
vets hwy.
Os.e Bate assorted from 81 TO Is T. Tfenoi
Msekinaw Ito y new aud mo,t dr,,rahle afuel Ia,
fs,,,lv brd.
large anl desirable assortment OF Mgr
oioiling, such as Nart Cote ., coarse Cbpiseits,
g,teo, gray aud white kerss,., mkt army Ciatb.
- BIettfr with 3 4, q 4 aud ) ! Lipse,s al yer,
.le.iral IL color. aud paitorns--3 snd 4 4 fted,
b'ue, Bfown, and White do. &c. &c &c.
Also. a complete ass ,imeni 81 silk goods.
Fancy IsndLer.
chiefs Of new 81 les, Canbtics Cab oc', Mu,Iin.,
tucatsians OF Hll color. aud ~itths, Bombazi ses'
French md Enelish, Chalieys Of tba most d.sira
M ph'tfhk anu IhEiitH 'thth Ma
rinas, Figured Cucassians Of superior qrai,, ar
many oiher desnabtc articles Tor the Lad!e., TO
h,eh We particularly invite thar suf uuon-snch
rs Boputt Of the latest sylss, Ribbons. Bells,
Gloves, lIostry, embracing complete ussor mrui
OF oilk, Cotton, Wof,ed mud Merno, iogelhr.
with Laos, Edgrng,, Qoill,ogs. Bobnnrues. Gre
eiunetes, figured and PLAIN. with vstrty II oikei
arielss in btr line, which ibey are dol ern,nei 10
sell low for cash
ROBINSON IL ELLIOTT.
Nov g. II,
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Valuable Town Property for sale.

V"'"o"K0 V"H IVPCFty tut 51Ic.
6asn wish 10 ssll the following Proper
6l7! II ty Tho desirable House and
I}ii Lot Oh which reside, formerly own
sSss11A ed by Mr.. Heaskah Jordan, and ad-
joining the dwelling Of MIR. Dolphin Drew.-Aso,
The vacant Lot adjoining my residence. --Aso, a
House and Lot IN the neghborhood If Mr.. Ed ward
Prices, near the arm Of the turnpike, leading into
the upper part oil towu.-And House and Lot on
Federal Hill, adjoining the residence Of Mr. John
X. d. Payne
Ctsh will be required fIr the House and Lot on
Federal h'll-the remainder OF the property will be
sold on credit Of one, two and three wears
JOHN FOWLER
fTr The above property will be offered 10 the
highest bidder, at auction, by Charles Phelps, Auc
uoneer JOHN FOWLER
Oct. 20 ia
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lands fOr kent

rVERAL tracts of Land, in The Western
counties OF thus State, of fine rich quality c,n
be hsa fos from five to ten years withou, rsn, .x
cap, 80 much as will pay taxss,by tenants who will
set'' and improve them. Enquire at this office
July u >'''S o,'ee'
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NOTICE..

@ STRAYED or STOLEN from
M&E w the Bufaloe Sprinss,n very fine
~ SOaREL MARE, with one white
.sAkxn>r hind foot, name and tail inclined 10
bs red, small snort head, and very thin fore name,
She walks and tro's well, ani in her whole ap-
peuraneo very snowy. Any person who will
give information concerning her, or deliver her TO
me, shall be literally rewarded. Il suspec, her TO
be stolen from the fact of a Saddle being missing a,
The same lime. w. l.. SAUNDERS.
Buffalo, Springs, Oct. 27 Wv
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40 NEM ARD.

OST, on Wednesday evening the 18th mat
LIN Lynohburg, or near Judge Daniels, small
tod poo KEr BOOK, containing Sy75 IN bank
no!.s, ~,Ih sundry other papers, aud az ords,
Drawn by J, }. Cabol on Henry Ward for S0b
which forwun SAID Ward from paying 10 any
person except myself DAVID OGLESBY.
Oct 20 U
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NOTICE.,

<&1A OFFER for sale or rent, my
ksNW Il House and Lot, whereon now
It'll reside-h is well calculated for ,ne
- accommodation Of genteel family,
naV'ns good Stable, Smoke-house and Garden.
PERSONS Wishing to purchase Or rent will call on
premises. DnREW.
Oct. 20 ..
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Administrators sale of Negroes.

I'LL be sold, for cash, before the door of
: Charles Phelps Auction store, ON FRIDAY
''' "h oay OF November next, 3 or 4 Likely Ne.
goes ee'ons'nG to the estate OF Geurge NJ Per
"'h'' uee' A. HATCHER,
Adm. ofCco. NJ Perkins. Dec
Oct o. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

EflRGlNIA, TO WIT A, rules holden in the Clerks
Cn, "nce OF me circuit Superior Court Of Law mn
bcr isas o IN, county of Halifax, in the month OF ou
&c Io'f-samuei Pannili, Pitt ogsnst VIM Tynes, e1o
=, isaac Iyncs dec Mary Tyncs. wi dow of l. anc Iyps
W, "nu 'tmes Tyne, Peyton Tyncs Luther i Tyne,
n' api una his wiir Patience Tyncs and james Better
WI ;rs shu Jn'ia his WIFE, D,its-In Chancery.
ane defendants WIN. Tynes aud James N Tynes' NOT
en.efed their appearance aud given security w.
uns 10 the act OF Assembly and rules this co''
NV appearing by satisfactory evidence that they az
" " ihhhDtsnts OF this Common " eakh On nation ~
i,, ph ~ counsel, it is Ordered that the .ad oren
oant WiA ~ res and James n. Tynes do aprca hero
on the first Monday January next and answer The plain
Ji, 'hst cory of this order be inserted IN .nJ
,v.,o, sHsinlan for twomouths successfully. w. ~
county. WV VI '"0
r.. ACopy-Teste, WIN. HOLT DC
Oct I'd v2m
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SHOES & HATS.
soll Gatherer Wanted.

sHNIlE Preslden' and Directors OF the l., nehburg
II and Salem farrp'ke Company, will meet al
Lyrchbulg, m "Wednesday the 10 OF the present
month, al winch nre there viii be Toll ua,hercr
appoint fa the 3td section 10 TAX, place the Isl
OF next noah, IN the place Of John Marsh, who
will resign nj that umr
RICHARD PERKINS, Superintendent.
Nov q
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NEW GOODS

A&J Ill. call he el,enon If their friends and
w the public TO the desirable nnd splendid
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, now open
ing aI thcir store, hlce doors below the Farmers
Bank, and directly opposite Mesrrs, II. c. Newhall
& Cos Shoe S,ore-Thelr stock Of Goods was pur-
chased in New York Il Philadelphia with greet
care, and embraces all the newest ia 21ios and pat
terms Of tins Foil importation W. claim no Aigt
souadtn2 advantages over our competitors, bui
feel confident when VIC say TO our fren1s hot We
shall u, least be able to do well for them 9th.
rr people. All that we solicit from you is call
before purchasing.
Ocl % At
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u Teacher es.anteA

a zen LIMA well qualified to instruct in
- the higher as well as tho ,.wer hr.n.I =.
Education may hear Of s,ua,,on in Tho no,rhb0 "
nooa OF Lynchburg, by reference to the Edi,ors -,
the Virginian - wv '-'''''S OF
Oct
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~ Office.

~ OlACc.
2HIIL be sold al Public Auction, " the high.
w =, bidder, for Cash, Of Pedlsr Mils or
is 2sd OF Novcmber, le3, sevfu ,cgroes, fn.u.
.on'sn, aud boys, belonging 10 the estate Of WI
liam II Gibson DEC d.
RICHARD 5 ELLIS. Admini,trnlos.
he bonis non, oil William II. Gibson,
Decd
Oct. 81. ,1,
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KS. Ii FTLEFORD will com
- mence on Monday 9th inst Boarding end
Day School for Young Ladies, at the house Of MIR.
Panh,u, corner Of fourth and Cooke streets
TERMS
Senior Glass Sl5 per session.
Junior do 10
French Music, Drawing and Painting on mode
rate terms. A class will be taught Reading and
orthosraPhy, at one dollar per month, payable in
advance
Specimens of Painting, References, &c. may be
seen by calling on Mrs l..
Oct. 2 ia
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STOW the l'hief!

As stolen from The Subscriber, in Ponce
w Geo'Re County, tniee miles below ,he
t'na Hour on Tuesday nignt. the l4,h ms,
ms sadJle horse. Tie pacss well; color rom
ABOUT feet one inch high, aud will be- eight years
oid nett sprine. lie has slight swelling on tn
iri under JAYS, anJ small sofe on the back, PIC .
daoed b. the saddle. / will pay $40 Tor the re-
covers oi tho horse, aud $50 Tor ,he detection Of
'hf thrf ALkXR. BRYAN.
Ocl 2D-3t. dv
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ME Coparnership of Maurice Lsngho~ne g.
- son ia this day dissolved by mutual consent !;
Maurice Lang horne, Jr is alone authorised 10 Gloss
tue business OF the concern
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
JNO A. LANGHORNE
Oct IL Aw
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GgdsnSt
Samuel Bransford, Sergeant of the Co,nor,,ou
OF Lynchburg, and in that character adtnr wrh III.
Will annexed of William Edsnfeld, deed Wi.
liam Rouse, alus William Edenfeid. and I.ncv
Rouse, no
This cause came on this day 10 DO heard, on tn.
I'LL answer OF the defendant Lucy Rouse. exhibits
he SUBJ Gna awarded therein on the 9Th d,v of
'ecemocr, 1888 which appears 10 have been dnly
executed on the defendant, Samuel Bransford and
'he order of publication OF the eth of Aprl Is3a
against the defendant William Rouse, alias Wi.
'isln Edenhed, which appears to have been 1ulv
published, and was argued by counsel: On con.
SHERATON whereof the Court doth order that one
Vi hs commissioners do take an account of tn, adj
mlnlstra'lon OF Samuel Bransford, upon the estate
Oh w l'lism Edenhed, decd an account of tho Ia.
gacics OF Eliza Rouse and William Rouse an 90
count OF The value of the house and 10, in the n,o
eeeoings mentioned, and ofthe annual rents thereof
ana also an account between the parties. md nako
report thereof 10 the Court, with any matters sno.
c'a'y stated, thought per,nen: by himself or rcn,
req by The parties to be so stated
ACopy-Tese, d. ROBES ~
CoMMls SlONER'S OFFICE
~, Lynchburg, LIST October, 1884
The parties in this cause will ,sko no,.,
! nave appointed Saturday the 9th day Of Noyem.
. ue' "e"'' 20 commence The accounts directed nv
W.. no 'o'oso'nS o'der OF court, on which day a,
VIZ "ou' " nine O'Clock IN the morning. thew sre
i.q''fea 10 attend at my Office, in this town w,,h
''e" DC oua's, vouches and copies of cour, nans,s
prepared Tor examination and settlement r''
o., AMES bENAGH. C.
w4w
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.lNSEED OIL. Just received n few
- barels Lipsecd Oh bite Lead and 9th r
Pants. Also, large assor,mnni of Candies-
Black Tea IN and lbs papers, fine quality
u. & J t. ROYALL
Nov , 10
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"A - Superior Conr, of Law and Chsncery hrlc
- Tor The 'o~n OF Lynehburk, a, the Court. hous,
IN SAID town on he l7'h day Of July 1884, .n,,n.
as Court Of Chancery.
W illam Gibson, Daniel Lewis ahd Ann HI,
wife, and Maurice II. Garland sdm,. of John OH
son, decd. and Eliza Rouse alias Eliza Edenh,d
Pitts
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. }
Tuesday, / o'clock, p. NJ.

y 1
The Mdrket.-Coffee continues in demand,
and last weeks prices fully upported-upwards
of 1000 bags of Rio have changed hands at from
IL l.2 to II l-2 cents; ST. Domingo is selling at
10 1-2 to 10 ga cts. The sales Of Sugar by T..
Lennon & Co. on Friday, 242 hhds. and los
bbls-Porto Rico went off with spirit, at an ave
rage of upwards of IS l-2. The sales OF Molas-
es are to limited eXtent-Porto Rico good is
held at 80 cts; Havana % to "a cts. The stock
is ample Nothing doing with Pimento or Pep
per--a sale of 400 lbs. Nutmeg, at 81 40-West-
ern Hams, canvassed, are held at cts.
Eour.-We find it difficult to-day to ascertain
the true state Of the Flour market-the trans
actions since our Fridays report having been
very limited, and holders being undetermined
in their opinion with regard to the probable eff
feet the present rain will have upon the receipts
The last purchases from wagons having been
made at the price quoted in our former report
we quote as then at IS IL l-2 IS "a. Some
houses are unwilling to give more to-day than
So Sales from stores as before, at S. 81 IA a
371.2. Some express willingness to-day to
sell at S. 25, but no sales having been made at
this We quote as above.
Grain-Wheat continues to advance. We
quote prime red at 100 a l03 cents; fair to good
95 9S C; white SO l05; family Flour white,
llOa 49, supply limited. Rye, 60 l-2. Corn,
white, 6s 20; yellow, &c CSC. supply fair
Oats, % 80.
Uhiskey-We quote the price Of this article
from wagons to day at 30 C. Sales from stores,
80 80 in the bbl.-hhds % l-2 29c.
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CoMMUNICATED.1

ts"Ty Lam IN .liassachusetts-lf any person
borrow money at an interest above six per CT,
ne may in law or equity recover back three fold
the amount of the interest by him so paid By
the statute the borrower is allowed to be witness
in his own behalf.
If any citizen wishes to make his fortune
according TO la, let him 90 into State street and
borrow money at IS per cent, rate at phich
SsO,OOO has been recently borrowed in one sam.
Let him take, say, 100000 for 10 years. The
interest on this sum will be $4,000 per annum.
In ten years it will amount to $50, 900. At the
expiration of that time let him sue the lender
and ne will recover back, under the law, SlOS,.
ooo, hom which he may pay the original debt,
and retire to his OtiWm cum dignitafe with a Gle.
yer property of SSs,00O. The expenses of the
sun always excepted.n-See North American
Rsrier, No. S4, page %.
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AUCTION SALES.
ROSE HILL AT AUcTIoN-rHS DAY

THE subscriber, wishing to remove to the
Il North, will, on Thursday, the eth day Of
September next, flair, l not the next fair day.
offer for sale his well known
"A FARM called ROSE HILL titles Ia
M1 miles from Alexandra, and 10 l-2 from
Washington City, on the road leading to Deco.
guam; containing 1874 acres. There is on this
estate good supply of wood and timber; the
upland is undulating and pleasant farming land,
and about 100 acres Of low or bottom land. The
Farm is laid off into eight fields, which are well
supplied with running water throughout the dri-
est seasons. There is a thriving young Apple
Orchard of 200 trees, besides variety of other
fruit and ornamental trees. A good proportion
of the land is in clover and timothy, and has in
the last few years been much improved by q
course of good cultivation and the use of clover
and plaster. The Dwelling House is large and
commOdious, and commands O delightful view
of the Potomac River and surrounding country
During the summer season, this place is much
resorted to from the neighboring cities, and is
celebrated for its healthiness and purity of its
waters and is decidedly one Of the most desi-
rabIe country seats in this section Of country
The out-buildings are convenient, and in good
condition. Those wishing to purchase are invi-
ted to come, see, and judge for themselves, pre-
vious to the day OF sale. Any communication
to the subscriber by letter or otherwise, will be
duly attended to. Terms made known at the
day of sale. JAMES RUSSELL,
aug 12--eot4thSept Rose Hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-04
NEW YORK MARKET-Sept.

The demand for Flour fell Oft and the price OF
western ran down to SIS, IL for common brands,
but there was more demand and revival ofprice
on Friday and Saturday, and business closed at
1925 81 firm and active. Troy S., Is.
200 brlS Howard-street, from new wheat were
sold for expectation at S5,94; there is, however,
no domestic demand :, 50 high price, and the
article can be- had at; - So 81, and Georgetown
at the same price
There has but little southern -four, from new
wheat arrived as yet. ZOO bois Alexandria old
sold S. is, to be re-ins?ected. Rye -four is
scarce, and sells at 8 IS. Several parcels Viz
GINA wheat, fair quality, sold at 107 bu. Rye
advanced to 20 C bu, and corn to II C; South
ern corn sold at 6S 50 c. The distllers are
free buyers of corn and rye in consequence of
the drought which has already done much dam
age to the corn. There was good demand on
Saturday for flour; and the market had evident
ly an upward impulse.