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PAMUNKEY LAND IN MARKET.

PAMUNkEY LAND IN MARKET.
THE subscr Der, wishing 10 changehls place oil oca-
i ton, either for the South West Is induced by
that and other considerations To offer Tor SAFE ON rea-
sonable terms, three Farms, located on the Panunkey
River: First-The Oak Spring Farm lying i,nlned date
ly ON the river offers perhaps many inducements as
any Farm Of lis in the tide water section II con-
tains three hundred and fifty acres of land, Two nun
dred and fifty of which is arabic land and now under
high state ai cultivation and Improvement, having
recently been mared with the green SAND mari ana Is
now well set in clover IL has IN Il n Two story Wood
House, with eight conmodlos rooms closets, &C., per
tanning To convenient house; Kitchen with four
rooms; Dairy Ice House; Negro Cabins; Barns; and
fine Stable, Cariage aud Cart House, 10 be found
anywhere. This Farm has attached 10 Il fine Fishery,
md The river banks abound in mlrl The second Farm,
called bayfield, lies separated from the first by narrow
srip of land This Farm contains, by recent survey,
hundred and seventy acres of land Two hundred Of
which Is in wood; remarkably we'll tmhered-thai, To-
eether with the arabic land, IL under fine enclosure,
and good state Of cultivation. Some o this land has
been marled, and all of well dtched This Farm has
an Orchard it, containing eight or nine differ
snt kinds of fruit all Of superior quality. II can boast
Of fine water also; there being numerous springs and
well on the Farm. The Buildings consist OF an Over.
seer's House, with two roons Smoke House; stable;
Barn: Corn Houses and Negro Cabins all of comfort
able order. The third Farm, being two miles dis
tant from the two above mentioned Farms, oilers con
siderable Inducements. regards health, hne water,
&c II contains three hundred and thirty acres OF land,
all lying beautifully; some very productive meadow
land attached IT. and the greater portion OF the hgh
land has been married. and is now In clover The I'm
movements consist in small Wood House, win
four rooms, and necessary outhouses. These lands
are all well situated, being surrounded by energetic,
honorable planters and the neishbofhoou can Doas oI
as good health as any other ide-water section Either
| of the above mentioned Farms admirably adapted
for physician; the practice being worth from one thou.
sand hye hundred TO Two thousand doiiars ana good
| money Al that. 49,,
The above lands If sold privately before the 10th
| Of November will then be soid publicly:
| Al the same time, the premises. WIZ be sold Sc
yenty or eighty Negroes, for cash. the lands for one
third cash The balance in one and two years install
menls with deed Of trust on the premises hnll pald
| King William County Aug. 25-cwtds
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SsrafsOn1s Office.

SaraGsOn'S ssENCcs
Ne; T + ! =? IN ''' -" = = y /"
Let althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria 80, Sept. %:
G IS IL II so 46 4 SO % 40 43 7 81
Ticket Nos. 6 % 81, prize Of 81 10. sold and
maid nv STRATTON.
f"N Schemes for tho Week.
Draining received every day at o'clock, p. M.
1000 Dollars 1000!
Friday-Monongalia No. sc. Capitals: "a
600. 1000 578, &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
els al: halves so c.; quarters 25 C.
1000 Dollars! 1852 Dollars!
Sa,urday-Sussex, Extra, nc. Capitals s4,-
ooO /, $50, 2 Of 900, &c. 7a Nos, l3 drawn
Tickets 81 /; halves so CTS; qrs % CTS.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
MONDAY morning-Alexandria, No. B. Ca
n;,als $40, oO0 10000 1000, 5000, 1000 2,27s
10 Of 1850 IS Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 50.
N. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. J. G Gregory & Co., the Managers, ioI
sale at This Office, and on The same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, VIII OF
nromptlv attendedto, anddrawinss sent whenrs
ouested. Please address orders 10
que''eN' N. STRATTON,
nro u Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WOOD AND
CLEARED LAND.


ny virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed to the sub
scribcrs by Samuel w Brady and wife bearing date
the 9Th Of August. lSi3 and Of record in the Clerks
Office Of the County Court of rnrico at the request OF
the parties interested in said deed, VIII proceed 10
sell, the CHEST bidder, for cash, the first MON
DAY in September, commencing Al l2 O'Clock, before
The front door of the County Court House, that being
Court day, the Perishahe and Real Estate conveyed in
said Deed; consisting of the Household aud Kitchen
Furniture of said Badly, together with the following
Real Estate: One piece of land directly fronting on the
North side of the Williamsburg road, adjoining A.
Sedswick and others; distance from Richmond eight
mites containing by survey lUl acres; other piece,
running aud adjoining from the Williamsburg road to
the Meadow Bridge road, adjoining Tucker, Trent.
Brdguwater and others, six miles from Richmond, con.
tanning Is acres or less one other piece, fronting
directly the South side OF the Williamsburg road ad
Joining Tignor and others, 81 miles from Richmond,
containing IS acres
The title to said property is believed to be undoubed;
bur, selling Trustees, we will convey such title only
as Is vested in us by said Deed.
WILLIAMSON ALLEN, Trustees.
JOHN A. LACY,
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pICuM0Nn ACADEMY.

THE course Of studies Of this Institution will be re-
j surned on the 18th Of September, al "a O'Clock.
Mr. William Munford will take charge oil The CLASH
cal Department.
Other competent teachers are expected, and will be
hnvs c. CROZET,
Gan, 1-aawA e3t Principal.
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TNHE undersigned continues The business here
i lofore conducted by Minge g. Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and solsets the patronage Of his friends and &C
quain,ances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them of
strict attention to their interests and all the bene
mt OF ten years experience in selling the staple OF
our State. COLLIER H. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
d Refers to: Gen. John H. Cooke, Edmund
KUHN, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. c: Randolph, Virginia
April 2l-d&c6m
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have received informa

rALIFORNIA.-Weh have received informa-
On which we place implicit reliance, tina,
|nnodore Sloa! took possession of Monterey
he tin July last On the 9Th July, Comman-
! Jsan 3. Montgomery, of the Portsmouth,
6noned the commandani of Yerba Buena to
:ier. VIVA, the result OF this summons was,
se mol informed.
!; ~ days previously 10 the 9th July, de-
|anen, from Col. Fremont's force took posses
/ D. frontier post called Sonoma, to the
! l Of San Francisco. General Castro at
a.t 10 dislodge them, but after Sigh. Skin
and the arrival Of Col. Fremont in person,
IcaS!o retreated.
[l.re appears 10 have been as much dissension
u: the Caliiornians before the arrival of
|11siore Sloat, as existed in other parts OF
|sto On The 18Th June junla met at Santa
ara, headed by Governor Pico, 10 declare
..,nia independent; which movement was
b. proclamation from the Comma ndan'
Ecal Castro declaring martial law throughout
|0unly-[ Washington Union, September 2
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FALL STOCK OF
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, &C.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
TINE subscribers are now receiving, Per ships
Yorkshire and Stephen Whitney, and shall
open in few days, from baIque Phoenix, direc!
from the manufacturers, in England, their Fall
supply OF Hardware, Cutlery, saddleIy, Guns
&c, together with large and wel-selecIed as.
sortment OF American Hardware, purchased OIL
the Manufacturers-all OF which we offer al The
lowest prices.
Country Merchants and others visiting the city
are requested 10 call and examine Tor themselves
VAN LEW, SMITH & CO.,
Sept 2-dlt&c4t No. -, Main 81.
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TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr.. Samuel T.
~ Jones has no power or authority to execute
or endorse any note or notes in my name or to
bind me in any form whatever, and that hence
forth shall not consider myselfas bound by any
contract into which he may enter in my name,
and do hereby revoke all power or authority
which may have given to him heretofore.
MICHAEL R. JONES OF Hanover.
Sept 3-clt
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= Tast Evenings Mail.

ocrssION.-In announcing yester-
q =. ;rs the FIRST days voting on Retroces-
b 1- d. very confident that we would be en-
p, y .,,,e in this mornings paper that the
?" :. ,sa had been consummated BY an
f''. lining majority. Our surprise was not,
w.. ve,y great, on opening yesterdays Alex
'F'' c,zers, TO find the Coat-of-Arms of vir-
:. ne head. The following article from
~ = shows its joyous feelings at the auspi-
S: nr Glad is the Old Dominion to EN-.
=, .sr lons-os' limb:
a. ,r.,,s ,a Alexandria Ga-eite, Sept. g.
..,ncrsslON OF ALEXANDRIA TO
! N.Y. VIRGINIA.
vrh pride and pleasure we announce that,
/ -. ut The people Of the town and county
! ,' -, taken under the provisions OF an
= cnnsress, that portion of the District Of
=. ,,e;. originally ceded TO the General Go
aa b. the Stale OF Virginia, lying South OF
/ p ~" River, has been RETROCEDED
nsrso, Safe, and will henceforlh again
:. ~ a component part Of the Old Dominion.
|. re taken on this subject which will be
/. n another column, shows the strong feel
s,s-a AIMED By those interested, Of the justice
|. -1Ii,y Of this measure, and degree OF una
.'r which is hardly ever obtained on ques-
I. i public nature.
:. non as fair copies of the poll books are
:. III, IN Ter the direction ofthe Commission
j. .asing The vote, enc is 10 be sent to the
- ~, Of the United States, another TO the
amor oivirginia, and the third is to be deposit
ne Clerks Office OF the County. Immediate.
:rs. The receipt Of the official vote, the Presi-
: II issue his Proclamation announcing the
/. .1t giving public notice of the change that
sen place.
": congratulate our tellow-citizens upon the
~, event which attaches our town to the State
gynia, and unites its destinies with those
commonwealth. Useless, for all practi-
,rposes, as portion OF the District OF Co
"a, in returning 10 Virginia no injury is
Il upon the public, and not the slightest in
:nence will rnsue 10 The Government. We
ne citizens ofVirginia, as we firmly believe,
!. general good.
I. ,bai have much more 10 say in reference
u. new position, TO our duties, and to our
..ss hereafter. Now is hardly the time,
!, i We had the opportunity. We can only
M, we trust all our citizens may now be
Id and contented-lhat our ardent wishes
n earnest labors shall be directed for the
s,,ri-y Of AIexandria-and that, as a new
"a, commenced, our hopes are strong, that
a, has been done will contribute TO The ge-
, -ooi. To make This so, should now be the
.ro. every Alexandrian.
81. On Rs,rocesaon.-Fu Retrocession, .63
ms: Rerocession, 222. SAL majority!
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FOR YOUNG LADIES-RICHMOND
THIS Seminary is situated on Grace street,
i and in the house lately occnpied by Thos.
Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention TO open School,
in Richmond, Tor The instruction OF young ladies',
Mrs Kingsford will simply observe, that her OBJ
;ect is 10 adopt course of tuition which will i'm
part 10 her pupils a thorough knowledge Of those
branches in Literature, the Arts and Sciences,
which constitute USEFUL and an ORNAMENTAL
female education.
Cards OF Terms may be obtained at the School
Aug. 27-dlms E4-ss-.. ~ lA.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE In THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
pY virtue Of a decree OF the Superior Court
u OF Chancery, for the Richmond Circuit,
pronounced in the suit Of Barker and ais, VS..
Fletcher and ais, on The 25th day of June, 1876,
| shall, as special commissioner appointed by The
said decree, proceed on Friday the 4lh day OF
Septembernexl, on the premises 10 sell al public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, all the real estate
OF which William A. Robertson died seized,
consisting Of two tracts OF land, lying in The
county OF Hanover, adjoining each other, and
containing by estimation one hundred and ono
and three quarter acres, upon the following terms
10 wit: one-ihird Of the purchase money payable
in ninety days, from The day OF SALE and the resi-
due in Two equal instalments, al six and twelve
months, from the date Of the first payment, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with secu-
rty, for the several instaments OF the purchase
money, and the title TO be retained until The las!
payment shall have been made, and a convey
ance directed by The Court.
This land lies on The Main Road, leading from
Coal llaIbor 10 Richmond, about Ten miles from
The latter place, and has on il comfortable
dwelling and ouhouses. The land is well tim
bered, and is within half mile of good Grisl
and Saw Mill.
The title TO this property is believed TO be UNI
doubted, but, selling as commissioner, shall sell
only such title as is vested in me by the sa id de-
cree. ROBERT BARKER, Conn.
Aug. 7-cw3w&dlds
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KENT KCNDnJT a ATW

KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER,
importers aud Wholesale Dealers, n Main Street.
LAVE in store and are now receiving their
IL stock OF British, French and american Dry
Goods for the fall trade, comprising an unusually
large and extensive variety, which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in this or any
other market in this country, and 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention of the trade.
KENT, KENDALL g. ATWATER.
Sept.3
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R CHEAP WATCHES AND JEW-2
ga ELRY F8

ga ELRY, G8
4 T the philadelphia Watch and Jewelry
IA Store" No. &c, North Second Street, below
Race, corner of Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweled eighteen carat
cases. S45 90
Silver ever Watches. full ieweled, % 90
Silver Lever Watches, seven jewels, IL On
Silver Lepine Watches, fine quality, jew :,
eled, IA w
Superior Quarter Watches, ~ w
Ladies' Gold Pencils 90
Fine Silver Speclacles, IS
Gold Finger Rings from 37s cents to Sl0;
Watch Glasses, plain l2s cents; patent 1871 cts;
Lunet 25 CTS. On hand, an assortment OF Gold
and hair Bracelets, Breaslpins, Earrings, Lock-
cts, Medalions, Gold Pens, Gold Neck Curb
and Fob Chains, Keys, Silver and Gold Thin.
bles, Silver Spoons, Sugar longs, &c, at equal
ly low prices. All goods warranted 10 be what
they are sold for. A liberal deduction made TO
persons buying TO sell again.
o. CONRAD, Importer of Watches.
II On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers;
also, Lepines and Quarters, still lower than The
above named prices.
Philadelphia, Sept. l, lS46.-St
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

II virtue of decree Of the County Court OF Ches-
- terrified, pronounced the 18th day of April, 1916,
aud others, shall sell for cash. al Chesterfield Court
House, the second Monday in September that being
Court day, one hundred acres of land, or SO much
thereof as will he sufficient satisfy The said decree
The land lies the road leading from the Court House
To Gregorys Tavern about i've miles above the Court
House. Joseph G Mann, living on the premises, VIII
show II 10 any person wishing view Il before the day
of sale. SII.AS cHEATHAA,
Deputy Sheriff for Iliggnson Hancock, Sheriff.
.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FALL GOODS, 1876!
Boots, Shoes, Trunks. &c,
TWO HUNDRED PACKACES

IWO dUNDNEU PACKAGES.
WE are now opening, by different packets.
w from Boston and elsewhere, 200 packages
of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for The FALL
TRADE, TO which we respectfully invite our old
customers and the public TO call and examine be.
fore they purchase elsewhere Our stock will
be found desirable in all respects. We give this
early notice 10 our friends and The public, as we
have not, nor do we intend TO trouble them with
extra postage, in the way of circulars.
PUTNEY g. WATTS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes,
Leather &C., Main Street. Sept. l
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Petersburg, Va, May 6-wtNov.l
WuLIAM NJ. OVERTON,
A T'T'ORNEY-A TIL J

AI'TURNE T-A I-LHW
DRACTICES in the Superior and Inferior
i Courts of the city OF Richmond, and the Su-
perior Courts Of Chesterfield and Hanover
Office on the West side Of Main Street, over Ave-
rt s. Bioren. Aug 3-tf
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.lzuRE OF AMERICAN VESSELS.

:lZURE OF AMERICAN VESSELS
!, arrival at this port, on Saturday, OF ship
.a,,n- Heard, from Valparaiso. information
os-a received that whaling ship Phantom,
Dimon, of Fall river, with 200 barrels
n oil, and sealing schooner Leader, Capt.
|, Of New London, with 5000 seal skins and
4rrels seal oil, we're seized at St. Carlos,
4. OF Chloe, about 900 miles South Of Val
;i,o ior passing through an inland channel,
n ,hey were obliged 10 do by stress of wea-
CAPTAINS Dimon and Pray would remain
EAR from The Chilan government. The crews
vii vessels were turned ashore.
Boston Times. Aug. 81.
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MERCHANDISE.
New Fall Dry Goods

T WILLINGHAM, No. s8 Main street, is
- now receiving and opening his stock Of new
Fall Goods TO which he respectfully invites the
attention Of his customers and The trade general
w. August 25-d&clm
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WIN. w. CRUMP,

ATTORNEY AT L A w,
WILL continue TO practice in the Superior
w and Inferior Courts holden in the City OF
Richmond and in the Circuit and County Courts
of Henrico and Hanover.
rr OFFICE-over John N. Van Lewis Store,
on Market Bridge, Mainst., recently occupied by
Grimm & Oyerton. Aug. TT
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By James IN. lynch. Auc1;c

STOCKS At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY EVENING, at G o'clock.
VIII be sold al the Exchange Hotel, II shares of
Farmers Bank Stock; 10 shares OF Virginia
BANK. and IL shares OF the Manchester Cotton
and Wool Manufacturing Company.
Sept. 2 JAMES 81. LYNCH
II The above sale is postponed until SA.
TURDAY EVENING, the 9Th inst, at 5o'clock.
al which time will be added $500 of Six Per
Cent. Stock Of The City of Richmond, and %
Shares OF Virginia Bank Stock, belonging to an
Estate, and sold by order Of the Administrator
Sept. 3-d3l J.. LYNCH
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EDUCATION.

MY SCHOOL for the instruction OF boys, IN all the
wi branches OF 4 thorough English (embraclng Ma.
themacs and Classical Educatlon viii be Te-opened
on Monday, September the lilh. Room on Broad, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. :, ., ,,,,,,,
Sept l-eo3t M. 4. suMs1n'
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LAND IN LOUISA FOR SALE.

MY Land in the county Of Louisa, near Yanceys-
Vl ve yet for sale consisting of about GO acres,
lying each side OF the Old Mountain Road, and adjoin-
ing the lands of Messrs. Bickerton Winston, A. G.
Goodwin Duke Nuckolds, Captain Perkins and others.
good portion of the land is heavily timbered, consist
Ing of The best heart pine and other original growth,
and is well adapted TO the staples of that section OF
country, (Wheat and Tobacco There IS Saw MIL III
the neighborhood, and have doubt but what more
than ask for the land may he realized from the timber
on il.
II the above land is net sold before that time shall
offer it nj pabc sale, at Louisa Court House, on l4th
September next that being Court day. Any information
respecting the above may be had by addressing the IN
dersigned nj Fredericksburg Post Office. My brother,
one wishing TO see II. JOHN goodwin,
luIv Caroline county. Va
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EDUCATION.
MISS MARY FORBES will reopen her
lVl School for young ladies on Monday, 2sth
September. Her sisters, who will assist her
will also continue their school for children.
Sept. 2-cw4w
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ID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
pInlMnNn MIRnINIA

I PRESENT 10 the patrons of s'Fortune's Home one
OF the largest and most attractive Schemes of the
season. and il il presented this early day in order
that distant correspondents may have full time 10 order
their Tickets and receive them before the day OF draw
ing The attraction Of Scheme speaks for ITSELF and
the extraordinary chance for fortune offers in
dncements To clubs individuals To purchase by the
package. For grand capitals, address
C. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE & CO.,
M,nnysrs of f.atteries
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GRAND LOTTERY FOR 18TH SEPTEMBER.
Capitals
| prize of S60,oO0 przesof 50 1000
prizes OF 10000 100 i,0oO
3 10000 l76 " 500
Lowest three number prize $780, lst and 2d or Sd and
4th drawn numbeIs S20D
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters s.
" Orders for tickets In the above, or In any lottery
advertised in another column by d. PAINE & Co., Ma
nagrrs of lotteries will be promptly attended 10, u ad-
dressed to JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
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FALL GOODS.
RICHARDSON g. CO..

No. So, Main Street,
A RE receiving, by various arrivals, full
n supply of NEW FALL GOODS, Of both
foreign and Domestic manufacture. Their stock
this season will embrace great variety of fine
and coarse Woollens, and complete assortment
of articles for ladies' dresses, &c. &c.-all which
are offered 10 Country Merchants on very reason
able terms
ALSO,
A large supply of Carpetings, Rugs, Mats, &C.,
at wholesale and retail.
Aug 26-dl2l&c2+
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LOOK SHARP.

you feel like eating some A ! York River
l;sers, or a fat nicely cooked Beet Stake, a
I'd Chicken, Cu,let or DELICIOUS Sora, call
:. "AMam5ra" and you shall not 80 away
'oinled.
IL success of this favorite Restorative Tor the
3 years is a sufficient recommendation OF
% those who wish 10 palronise quiet and
sep, Eating House; and the undersigned
,es himself 10 sustain its present we'll earned
.alion and popularity.
r. w. ALLEN,
Next door TO Penitentiary Store.
B. There are seven Supper Rooms in this
.ishment and gentlemen who call may de-
upon getting one. Sept.
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q LAND FOR SALE.

/ WISH to sell my LAND at Spottsylyana Court
House. The Tract contains upwards Of one thou
sand acres with a large portion Of Wood Land
There il a large BRICK HOUSE on the premises
covered with slate, well suited for Tavern. with
all necessary out houses. For particulars, apply Ia
Richard Ill., IT, Richmond, the subscriber, on the
premises. If the property sold before October
Spoltsyvana Court, il will he offered for sale 10 the
highest bidder. LEWIS RAWLINGS
July 2S-cifwtOct2
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AUCTION SALES.
HSy N. B. q G.. Il. Hill. aUcf9
NEGROES

we we Will vii sell this morning, at 10 o'clock two
Negro Men and three Negro Girls. WV
Sept n. b. & G. B. HILL aucp,s