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AND
IS pursuance OF The provisions Of a Deed Of Trust
l executed TO me by William Williamson and Eliza
DAY, the 1Ith day or November. IL fair. ifn0i,
beth e.. his wife, bearing date on the lUtl day of Srptem-
her, 1886, and Of record Ia The office Of The Clerk Of the
County Court Of Hanover, | shall proceed on THURS
ilr next fair day thereafter, to sell on the premises, NJ
pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder, for rraoy money,
that valuable property known al The JUNrTlO STU
ated In the county Of Hanover, nj The Junction Of ths
Louisa Railroad, with the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Railroad, together with about TWO
AND rY ACRES OF LAND N large portion IN
woods) around and adjoining the same. Tho improve
ments consist of q large and commodious Tavern
building with all necessary out houses, 4 store house,
and some other small buildings, NJ present In the occu-
nancy of tenants. At the same time aud place, and on
fr same terms, | shall sell all the household aud kitchen
furniture conveyed 10 said deed, consisting Of every
variety necessary for 4 public house. To a person dis
posed tn purchase real property, 4 most favorable oppor-
UNITY Is now offered 10 make q profitable investment,
"a this IL the terminus Of the Louisa Railroad where
oil the work shops of The Company are located besides
being the stopping place for all passengers waiting To
On from one road on the other-1nd in addition, for
some years past, during q portion Of the year, the pas
senrers on The great Northern and Southern mail route
have taken at least one meal . day al this house; all to-
selher. rendering IL one Of the most desirable pieces Of
property that has been in the market for some time.
The II, nperty is advertised With the consent md Al The
request o: Captain williamson, who WIN cheerfully
show IL To any one disposed To view II before the day Of
sale. The title TO This property is believed 10 be indis-
uutable, hut, acting rs trustee, ! shall convey only such
iitIe All. vested 10 me by virtue Of the deed OF trust.
OCT. 5-ctds EDMUN0 T. NORRIS, Trustee.
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MMISSIONER'S SALE OF
4 arr

ON JAMES RIVER, NEAR G~ooCILAND q. H.
ID Y virtue Of a decree Of the Court Of Hastings for the
ID city Of Richmond, in chancery sitting, pro
nounced on the llth day of August, 1877, IN two sn'ls
therein pending, the one styled "Rean's guardian
against Kean, Garland and others, y the other. Calls
guardian against Calls, Garland and others" The un-
d~ersigned, who was thereby appointed a Commission
er Tor the purpose, win proceed L" sell. a. public anc-
iion, NJ Gooclland Cunt house, on MONDAY The ETH
day OF October, lsd7, (tlai hring Court day,l nj The
hour Of | O'Clock, +. H., that valuable Farm, In the
county of Coochland, on James river. about q miles
above the city nf Richmond, called kamscatka, con-
tanning about $50 acres, a map and survey of which
will be made aud exhibited at the sale. II Il NOW te-
nanted out 10 Mr.. John Thomson. jr, Of Gouchland
Court house, who will 40 doubt show u In any one dis'
posed Ia purchase. This farm adjoins the well known
estate called 'neavrrdam,' owned by the hers. OF
James Peasants, OF Maryland, and Corhin Warwick,
Esq of this city, The soil Of which, like theirs, can be
made equally fertile.
The terms of sale for the above property will he
one third in cash, balance in equal instruments. at one
and two years, for bonds or negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
w. GODDIN, Commissioner.
r. S.-Persnns a. n distance may attend thIs sale
with the positirc assurance, thai tins property will br
sold r,ihout reserve. W. GODDIN,
Sent ol-cids Commissioner.
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A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MILL, FOR SALE.

MILL lOlt SALE.
HayiNs taken a lease on The Tavern, &c, at Anne.
IL liza Court House, for Il term Of years, | again oilcr
for sale the Plantation on which | now reside, lying in
Amelia county, one mile West of Dennisviiie, contain
In three hundred and sixty acres, with Il comfortable
Dwelling House with five rooms, four with IRE places,
and all necessary ou!liouses, with an excellent Garden
and Yard, newly and neatly enclosed, with extensive
Apple and Peach Orchards al chuicr fruit. The Plan
taiion is divided into three fields, which produce good
adapted {, fhiH1prdHrfc obs Hfiy. ieiyG!a and l. admirably
Ii has on ii 4 Steam Saw Mill, built in Tie bfst man,
uer, with all The modern Improvements; and, think !
can safely say, it is the best saw Mill rves saw. The
Engine il len horse power, built IN the most simple
and hest manner, with Two boilers twenty feet long
twenty two inches diameter; II has been but little used,
and is nearly ne good as new.
Tie Engine drives The saw ably through iocs Of any
size, aud will chi, with proper management. iwu thou
sand feet per day. and requires abont one coed wagon
load Of wood per day. +.
The management nf tho Engine is very simple, and
any smart negro will learn IL IN 4 few days. The saw
Mill will be sold either with or without The land, and
can he moved and put mp anywhere without much cost.
The subscriber will attend, If desired, 10 putting II in
operation for any person who may buy III 4 Grist MN
may he attached 10 il with very lille cost. This Mill
from six to eight dollars per dry. Any one wishing TO
buy, can see II in operation any day.
The Plantation can hr bought for three dollars and
fifty cents per acre; ani the SAW Mill with all lis FIX
lures for one thousand dollars; and the Engine a'unc
for eight hundred dollars; IL Is well calculated for Coal
pits.
For further particulars. address the subscriber, Den
Sent. l;-cw5w. JOHN A. JETER.
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StrafaOn5s eesIce.

STATIONS Office,
MO S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ M0ND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
TIE CAPITAL OF $4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. Of >ussex Lottery, Extra, No. ~:
Is y q 7 G5 81 / 50 10 Al 50 "a 60.
Half, Nos. G IL %. the Capital Prize of S 1000.
Halt, Nos. 81 50 10, another small one. sold and paid
by STRarTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 90:
60 80 10 % II 2 20 9 81 Al II 60 81 So 20.
Ticket Nos. 20 % 10, a prize of $3.50, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex. Extra, Glass 70:
63 70 81 81 s l 3 48 80 % SO 70.
Ticket Nos. So 81 63, a Capital. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, Glass SO:
- | 6 50 rs S 81 Gl IS "a SO.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARSI 5000 DOLLARSl
Observation-Disclosures No. 60. Capitals - 500, 600.
5000. 5000, 2,4O0, 100, 1888, 10 of 1850, &c. 70
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 9 so; quarters | 25.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 70. Capitalist
&31,00O, Is, 200, 5000, 5000, 1000. 1000, 100, 10 of
1000, sc. Is Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40; halves $;
ours. 9 so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly al.
tended to, and drawings Gent when requested. Please
address orders To NJ
Oct. Richmond. Va.
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S
school for Young Ladies,

AT PRINCE EDWARD Z. IT., VA.
rUE next Session ofmy School will commence on
i the fs-t day of Nnvembe AM eni on the fourth
wednesday OF April following.
The course of studies embraces MI The subjects usn-
,ly ioupbt in the hes; Seminaries OF The Kind, includ-
Ing lie Ancient and Modern Languages.
Board for the session., ~,
Tuition,
Music, with nse of Piano,
An extra f.e Of S. will be charged for those attend
ine Chemical L-riuIes-a regular course OF which VIII
he delivered by Professor MetIauer.
Reference NAV be made 10 the following gentlemen,
WIN either have had, or have now, daughters or wards
al my school: r.
DR.. Fleming, Halifax; DR.. Scott, Amelia; Col. Knight,
Na,toxay:p r. crump. PowhaIan; John willis Wilson,
Cumhe riand; John r. Gillian, Esq. Buckingham; WIN.
| A Homes, Esq, Appcmattox; Rev. DIR Graham, Prince
| Edward; DR.. n. J.. Miller, and David Bridges, Esq,
] Richmond, Ocl. o-cWlNoV2O
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VALIIARIE LAMBS For SALE


HAVING disposed OF only \ part Of my lands, lying
IL in the county nf Orange, the remainder is still Of
fered for sale al private bargains. The following tracts
are now In market-viz:
THE MEaDON This farm will he sold either as
the purchaser, of which 500 acres are cleared and m
der cultivation. The farm j. now III good order. IL
has n very comfortable dwelling house, containing SIX
rooms, thoroughly and newly repaired and painted,
with suitable outbuildings, stables, &C., upon It.
THE WINDER TRAcT.-Thist tract contains GOO
acres, adjoining The Meadows, upon Mountain Run,
about 200 acres Of which arc open land. IL has n small
tenement upon II.
B~fRCHLAND TRACT contains also GOO acres, n
large proportion Of which il bottom land, upon Noun
tain Run, oftiI- first quality for grass or crops.
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 465 acres,
adjoining The Meadows, and IL mostly upland.
THESE -four tracts are situated in q pleasant and
hpalthfni neiehbnrhood, say Two miles from the Rae
coon Ford, On the Rapid Ann river, thirty from Ere
dericksbnrg, and twenty from the Louisa Railroad -
The low grounds stretch upwards Of two miles on ;lr
Mountain Run, which passes through each Of the four
tracts, and are Of unusual hreadth, furnishing very fine
high meadow, wheat, corn or tobacco lands. They arc
free from marsh or swamp. 4 vein Of very superior
limestone shows itself n intervals along The Run, and
on the Birchland Trac. II forms a high huff, thus fur
nishing material for the further improvement Of the
lands. The high lands upon tho fur tracts are in fine
order, and clover grows iuxuriantly under the action OF
plaster.
Any further information will br given by my brother
Jeremiah Morton, who IL fully authorised 10 act for me,
Ny brothers. address is Raccoon Ford.
JACKSON NORTON.
nutnanar ~. In nrf tAi- nwE
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTh-
TION. IN MISSISSIPPI,

Farmville, Oct. /, ls47.-cot
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Brook sDri:sG
FOR E \ SALE, or Lea

FOK REN /, SALE, UN LEASE.
rpUIS Farm il situated near the Brooke Turnpike, 1
L miles from Richmond, in an agreeable and healthy
neighborbood. II contains ahont ore hundred acres OF
land, sixty Of which are in cultivation, and In 4 fire
state Of Improvement. The Improvements consist oil u
large and cnntnrdions new dwelling house, with sevr
raj cabins in the yard, besides other necessary houses.
On account Of the medicinal qualities of the water. lhr
health Of The place, and its proximity 10 the city, this
place has been liked for the accommOdaiio Of visitors
during The Summer. 10 any gentleman who wishes Il
engage In business of that kind, this Spring offers IN
dncements rarely 10 be met with. THIS place holds
out inducements To any gentleman who would engage
in Keeping Il boarding school, rs there is no school ~
the nrichhorhood. The spring loi would nr rented RI
Their with or without the land. Posse .sion given 10
time To seed n crop Of wheat. For terms, which WI
be- very liberal and accommodating apply 10
GEO. w. GARDNER, Richmond.
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The ,own is full of idle rumors. One wa, We

The town is full Of idle rumors. One was We.
~ current last evening, announcing the Pgesi.
dents death. At a late hour we sent TO the Te-
legraph Office, but nothing like it had been re.
ceived. We canno, believe that The late "Mexi.
can" news has had quite so severe a "shock"
upon the Presidents nerves, in The very charitable
view Of The Times. We lrus, that MIR. Polk
will live many years. 10 stand b.. The honor and
rights of the country, and TO witness a triumph
over his enemies, al home and abroad.
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Lam q iii c c !,


On fourteenth Street, under Tie Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friends
i and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business Of q Lottery Broker, in the Office ton l4ih
street, under the Exchange Hotel,l formerly occupied
by D. N. Ioyt, and recently by Il. Il. Pendieton.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Del, Lottery, Extra, 20, Oct. o:
GO 70 81 81 8 | 3 ~ Is % 50 10.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, No. GO, Oct. .:
G9 80 70 % ~ Q 20 9 81 al IA GO 81 So 20.
Drawing of Va. Lesshnrg Lottery, Glass 80, Ocl. q:
~ / 6 So % 5 81 6i IS "a So.
TO-DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. ca,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital SEQ 0OU,
5000, 5000, 2,4G0, ] 700, l,l95, 10 Of ,25O, Sc. Tick
cts IS; halves Q SO; qrs. | 25.
10000 DOLLARS
WEDNEsDAY-CIand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 70. drawing expected Wednesday
evening. Capitals: 3 0,e0o, $4,000, 8 900, 5000, &c
IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets slO: lalves5 5; quarters , 50.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ. & Co.'s Lotteries, punctualiy attended 10,
and The drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package Gales.
Prizes cashrd nj sight.
For sale by THUMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Pace.
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WILL De- sod 10 the highest bidder. on the LIST day
: ' ni October next, on the premises, upon a credit
ni oiir and Two years, equal instruments, the Tract of
Land belonging 10 The Estate nf Roheir Ferguson. lying
and being IA The county uf Cumberland. adjoining The
lands Of Henry Madison, the Estate Of Geo. II. Gibson,
Dr. WIN. u. smith aud Henry Amos, and within Two
miles Of Raincs' Tavern, and about four miles from
FaImvllle, supposed 10 contain about 5n0 acres.
The Tract ol Land will he surveyed before the day nf
sale. Bond and good security will be required of The
purchaser, and the tile Retained by The Executor until
The purchase money IL paid. The title is believed 10
be unquestionahle.
Also, will he sold, II buckingham Court house, on
tho liih day ri October, 1877. SMALL TRAITS
OF LAND, belonging To The Estate ri Robert Ferguson,
lying and being ia the county Of Buckingham. The
quantity in each tIact will be made known on the day
Of sale.
Terms as SaLE-Onc half Of the purchase money in
twelve months. and tie other half IN twelve months
thereafter. Bond and approved security will be re-
CURED Ut The purchaser, and The title Ia the land will
be- retained untl the purchase money is paid
viii be sold Ia The highest bidder, At Rsinrs' Tavern,
in the county Of Cumberland, an The I'D day of p-cem
her. npon a credit unit. The Isl day Of October, 1913, the
NEGROES ani other Personalities belonging 10 tho Is.
tate Of Robert Ferguson. Iiond ana approved security
will be required Of the purchasers. There are some
eight or ten Negroes, believed TO he Of all descriptions
men, women ana children. The sale ni The Land
ana Negroes il made by virtue Of the lasi will and trsta-
ment of Robert Ferguson, deceased-his widow, Mrs.
Nancy Ferguson, who had n life estate In the property,
having departed this life about the ed Of June, lef7.
JOHN w. WILSON,
Executor Of Robert Ferguson, deceased.
o.. ~
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HSH MIC 1T U"yi I UOIoehi I > M
ARRIVED,
Schr. Manchester, Tullle, New York.
Schr. Ovoca, Brush, New York.
Schr. Monte Christie, futile, Norfolk.
Schr. Alderman, Ward, New York.
Schr. Thomas ireland, Somers, New York.
SAILED,
Schr. Lightfoot, Sleeper, Salem.
Schr.J ]. Silliman, Coleman, Albany.
Schr. Sylvia E., Ireland, Albany.
Schr. Wave, Holiingshcad, Baltimore.
Schr. Telegraph, Applesarlh, Baltimore.
Brig J. A. Lancaster, Loveland, Whining
ton, NC.
PORT WALTHALL, October lst-Cleared
barque Gallego, with hour, for Rio %Janeiro, iron
Warwick * Bro.
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WANTED,

A y active situation, on a plantation, or elsewhere, y
a = youne man now residing IN Philadelphia, who l.
accumulated with book keeping, ami other branches 81
~. h.neGt al his health. Good reference can be- given
= y addrsssine JAS. 8. AWKWARD,
Sept. 9-e5ls Philadelphia, Pa.
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l5TI,e EXamincr.''

OUR friends, who have obtained subscribers
" o"rtc Examiner" are requested 10 send
in their lists with as lille delay as possible. We
hope 10 hear from all Of Them by The Isl Of Ocl''
Der. DEWITT a.
Richmond, 9Th Sept, lS47.-3t
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We learn, that on the 20.h August, Orderly
Gravau was elected I'd Senior, and Sergeant
Csas. Bodeker 81 Junior Lieutenants Of Capt.
Robert G. SCOTS company in Mexico, in place
ot Lisnls. Fry and Donnan. resigned.
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Hy IL. "a. Dickinson & ss:o.
NEGROE.S

THIS DAY, al 81 o'clock, will be sold three
Negro Men. TWO Boys, six Girls, and one Wu-
man an. Child.
Il. II. DICKINSON & BRO.
Gets AuctionccrS.
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THE EXECUTORS OF ANDREW BEIRNE,
RICHARD ANDERSON,
HUGH w. FRY,
j. J. FRY,
E. d. BENTLEY.
Sale conducted hy J. r. ID. PAYNE, Auclioncer.
Sent, 7-rw toDtiI SorSdtds

LAND, SLAVES, &C., FOR SALE.
u Y virtue or The last will and testament Of William
- d. Easley, deceased, late Of the county Of Neck
lenburg, Va, I shall offer for sale, nj public auclian, on
TUESDAY, the l9,h day OF October next, If fair, u not,
the ne 1T fair day thereafter, the entire estate Of the de-
cedent, as held and owned by him in The State of Vir-
ginia, both real and personal, except some lcgacies, viz:
That very valuable Farm on which Mr. Ea-ley lately
resided, containing $40 ncres, lying on the waters of
Big and Middle Blnestone Creeks, in the upper end of
Mecklenhnrg county, and within five niles Of The Hour
ishing market town of Gainesville. The improve
mcnts of every kind are very superior, and The farm
well laid out aud arranged for Immediate profitable
operations; well enclosed and extensively seeded IN
clover and herds grass, of compact form and of the
finest blueslone soil, yielding heavy crops of tobacco
and wheat, the great staples of this section Of Virginia.
There is also attached 10 the estate ! valuable Grst and
Flour Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, all In good re-
pair and In successful operation.
The Slaves are valuable, such as have been careful.
~ from time TO time selected by MIR. Easley with an eye
to every valuable quality. Tile household and kitchen
furniture is extensive, valuable and select, as is also
The stock of every kind.
There is All almost new carriage, OF Northern manu-
facture, a superb pair Of well broke carriage horses, a
buggy, wagons, cart, plantation Tools, plank, barrel
slaves and heading, corn, fodder, naiS, tobacco, wheat,
&c &c.
The land will he sold on very long credits, the other
property an a credit OF IL munths for all sums of and
above Sl0. The sale 10 commence precisely al II a.
clock, A. n. RICHARD BOYD, JR Executor.
Aug. ,7-cwlds
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The New York Democratic Stale Convention
10 nominate officers nave had an excited session
90 accoun, of the contested seats Of delegates OF
The ,wo divisions of the party. At the last &C
counts, they had not decided these cases. Robert
y Morris. OF New York, was President.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES, CROPS,
SIOHE g.

LIZ TURS 81 LE OF SLN ' Ed CtUTo,
STOCK, &c.
n The 9Th day Of October, l647, ut the late residence
" of A.. r. Goodwin, deceased, near Beilfeld IN The
cou nty Of Greensvile, and within half a mile OF the
Petersburg Railroad, shall sell, to the highest bidder
the decedcnl's crop of corn, fodder and oats; The stock
of cattle, hogs and sheep; the household and Kitchen
furniture; plantation utensils; a large stock OF horses
wheat machine, Cochran's.)
On The 9th October, | shall sell TWENTY SLAVES
consisting Of men, women. boys and girls, selected out
ola lot Of more than one hundred.
TERMS-casl, for The slaves, and 4 credit of IL
months for tile other properly-tiir purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, carrying Interest nom
the date, K. H.. a
Executor or A. T. Goodwin, deceased.
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ESTRAY.
DROKE from their hal;ers, atthe Basin Bank,
Is near the Public Warehouse, Tuesday night.
TWO MULES-one a large dark marc, The other
a midlline.sized horse, near the same color.
A liberal reward will be paid for any inloTma-
lion respecting Them, at Mr.. Harlin's Livery
Stable, Richmond, or 10
WILLIAM sOUTHWORTH,
Ocl. 49, Columbia, FluTanna County.
TO BOOKSELLERS.
lust published, and for sale, FUCKERS
j COMMENTARIES ON THE LAWS CT
VIRGINIA, third edition, with CORRECTIONS and
IMPROVEMENTS.
~ A Iiberal discount 10 Booksellers FOR CASH.
| Apply 10 the publishers,
SHEPHERD & COLIN, Ii'h Street.
Ocl. l-c3t
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Elra.cr Of a tAer in P~i1ayune, dated SsptemIe,

" q WtttI W VuyUHc, UNtu NtPFeWOe'
4, at TaeuJaya.
The headquarters of General Scott are here
10 Tacubaya, where General Worth's division
y also quartered. General Pillow is al Mix
,oae, two miles South; General Twisss at San
haeel, about four miles further South; and Gene
nQuilman at San Augustine. Some sickness
PREVAILS 10 the army, but the health of the troops
T Dc put down as generally good.
The wounded officers are all doing well. A
.y Or two since, both Lieutcnanis Hamilton
.a Holloway were reported as in a dangerous
,suao!i'on, but I believe that all danger is now
'O0s'dered as over.
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rAUCTION NOTlCE.-The Carpeling TO
be sUld by us on Thursday is now open Tor The
examination OF persons in want Of that article.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
Oci. Al. Auctioneers.
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e Henrleo Agricultural and Horticultural So
ciey.-A general meeting OF the members OF this
Society is requested at the Exchange Holel, on
Monday next, the il,h instant, alto o'clock A. NJ.
Foil and %punc,ual attendance OF the members is
desirable, as business OF great importance to The
institution will be brought before The meeting.
EXECUTIVE COMM rTEE.
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AUCTION SALES.
gsy n. e. 81 e.. d. Hill, Aucts.
NcGpnl.S

win be sold by ns this morning at q o'clock,
, Negro Men, 3 Girls, , Women, Zone a good
cook, washer and ironer.) , likely Boys, and a
Woman and Child.
Oct. 5 N. b. g. C.. B. HILL. Auc.s.
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From the National I~n,ellirencer. Oct,

=" nv 4Noaohot AhsSht6ohSSIso Z =
We were favored, late last evening, with the
following extract oil a letter from an officer Of
rank at Puebla TO his wife in Washington, dated
The 10th OF Sept, and received by last evenings
mail.
We entertain a strong hope that The reinforce.
ment Of Gen. Lane, which marched from Vera
Cruz on the 18th, reached both Jalapa and Pue-
bla in time TO arrest any disaster from The com.
rnands Of Major Lally and Col. Childs, which,
according to this letter, appeared TO be in great
jeopardy:
PUssLl, September 10.
call the expresses sent by General Scott 10
PuebIa have been cut of; but one has escaped,
being the only official intelligence | have re.
ceived since General Scott left here. An ex-
press came 10 me yesterday, and reported that he
left Mexico on the SIh, and was robbed of his
dispatches.
/ am, and have been, hcmmed in by 1000 Mex
leans for The last three weeks. The Mexicans
represent Major Lally, with 1000 men, as sur
rounded and hemmed in at Jalapa, and cannot
venture out. Major Lally ought 10 have been
here fifteen days since. The whole country
swarms with guerrillas."