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/ HAVE now in store the largest and best assorted
stock of Stoves and Crates that has been offered
to the citizens Of Washington for the last eighteen
years of all sorts, sizes, and kinds. My assortment
Is so large, that 10 give minute detail of them,
would be trespassing upon the readers patience.
Stoves and Crates for Cumberland and Hard coal,
and variots patterns and styles for wood. Please
call and examine them. l will sell to suit pur-
chasers at 4 very small per centage. i have
hand supply Of the galvanized portable furnaces
for heating dwelling houses, churches, and offices,
which am prepared to put up at the shortest
tce. Also, Beebec's Cooking ranges the celebrated
Gosncll patent liot-air Parlor Stove, for heating
parlor and chambers above by introducing the ex-
terna air. l have, in addition TO the above, this
day received, direct from Philadelphia, large
| supply of the improved Hathaway, or Buck air
tight cooking stoves. l will warrant them to bake
well on top and in the bottom of the ovens, and
give entire satisfaction. have the exclusive right
OF the sale of the above cooking stove in this mar
ket if the stove should not give satisfaction it
be returned, and the money refunded. None gen.
uinc except uted the bottom of the bake oven,
and the word etnG on the front plate. l received
with the above stoves a very handsome parlor stove
just come out, called the Ben Franklin, for wood
coal. Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing. {. WOODWARD,
OctI-eod6wif Penn av. betw. 10th & Iii tn sts
LITTELL's LIVING AGE, NO. 334-I25 cts.
CONTENTS.
l. Francis the First and his Times-Bnish Quar-
terlu Rerietp.
,. Round Island off Mauritius-Ne,u Monthly
Magazine.
3. Norfolk Island United Service Mdgazine
4. Louis Philippe-Specfator.
j. A Record of Rambouillet- Gentiemdn's Maya
sine
6. The Miracle-Play in the Ammcrgan-L Ladies
Companion.
Z. The Lion Huntress of Belgravia--P Punch.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1916.
Ofall the Periodical Journals devoted to Ltcra-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appeared to me to be the most
useful IL contains indeed, the exposition only Of
the current Literature fthe English languages but
this by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraturc of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. q. ADAMS.
new volume has just commenced.
Published weekly at SO year, by
r. LlTTELL x CO., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHlLLINGTON,
Oct l--dtw&wlw corner Pc. and a. st.
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Ak AGREEABLE ENTERTkNSENr.-Th vocal
and instrumental concert tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall, for the benefit Of Mr.. w. Evelyn Williams,
will, we infer from the known talents of the com
pany, prove a most agreeable entertainment. Be-
sides an excellent selection of songs, there will be
several Rotations, from Shakespeare and other
writer's. The famous "Ivy Green" Of Dickens,
when sung by Mr.. Williams, with his rich, sono-
rous voice, is alone worth than the price Of
ticket, fifty cent?, for which ga gentleman and two
ladies" may be admitted. We trust the high tai
ent Of Mr. w. may to-nigh, meet with the gener.
Gus encouragement Of our citizens
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TIVE OLD MASsIoS- HoUsE.-A case Of some in
tersst was decided before Squires- Dom and Nor
sell and jury, on Thursday evening, after having
occupied their attention for two days. II was that
OF Francis Seldom, colored, against Daniel Roland
tenant holding over; the property the possession
Of which was in dispute being the Old Mansion
House, on the Avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. The interest involved amounted to about
$4,000. verdict given in favor of the de-
PENDANT. May and Giberson, for the plaintiff,
Morgan, for the defendant
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ID Ills OF EXCHANGE, payable at sight at
ID any bank in Great Britain, from fl upwards,
may be always procured Of
J. +. CALLAN,
Agent of Harnden & Co, Office
Sent 25-dtf Corner of f. and eth streets.
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BOARDING Mrs. WILLIS has several
ID commodious and furnished rooms for rent,
each suitable for family or for two single gentle
Single gentlemen can also be accommodated
with part or full board For terms inquire At Mrs
Willis's corner of and 18th streets.
Gent I7-sodIus
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BOUNTY LAND.

ITO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS Of the army
Il OF 1872, Of previous Indian ware, wars in Flo
rida and Mexico, militia aud volunteers, or their
representatives.
The subscriber, who served for many years in
the army subsequent TO 1912, and was one of the
committee in applying TO Congress for land, now
that an Appropriation has been made, oflers his
vices as an agent in procuring their warrants, and
disposing of them, if necessary. Letters, post
paid, Washington city, ID. c.
CHAS. J. NOURSE.
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DANCING ACADEMY-FIRsT COURSE.
MIR. +. X. Liable has the honor to announce
WI 10 the citizens of Washington aud George
town, that bis first course of dancing lessons for
the season will commence on TUESDAY, October
18th, at his residence, Pennsylvania avenue, op-
posite Wlard'i Hotel
Days of Tuition; Washngton- Thurs
days and Saturdays; Gcorgetown-Mondays and
Fridays. tCnionl Sept 2l-du
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CORPORATION sTOCK-Wanted by
~ Sept 25-tf CHUBB < SCHENCk.
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THE NEW YORK - LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships composing this line are
The ATLANTIC ....,.......C Capt. West
The Pacific ......,|....- Capt Nye.
The ARCTIC. .............C Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. ..........,..C Capt Comstock,
The ADRIATIC...4t.... Capt. Grafton.
Ek THESE ships having been built by
10Becontract expressly for Government
service, every care has been taken In
sure strength and speed; and their accomnoda-
tons for passengers unequalled for elegance or
comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool.
$50. Exclusive ofextra size state rooms, 325
and s 800; from Liverpool to New York, f35.
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each
ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
From Nstc York. From liverpool
Saturday, Oct 18th Wednesday, Oct. 30th.
Saturday, &c both Wednesday, Nov. 10Th.
Saturday, Nov. 10th. Saturday, Dec. 7th.
Saturday, 90 3Oth Saturday, Z" 2lst
Saturday, Dec. 18th Saturday, JAN 4, 1851.
Saturday, sc 18th. Saturday, {" 18th
Wednesday, Jan. s, 1851. Saturday, Feb. LIST.
Wednesday, 90 I'D. Saturday, 90 10TH
Wednesday, Feb. 5th Saturday, March LIST.
Wednesday, g 18th. Saturday, 90 18Th.
Wednesday, March 9Th. Saturday, 90 Goth.
For freight passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 56 Wall street, N. T.
Or to BROWN, SHlPLEY & Co,
Liverpool.
The owners of these ships will not be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jcwelry, pre-
cous stones, metals, unless bills Of iading are
| signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed
therein.
o. After the first Of April next the rate of freight
by the above steamers, from Liverpool will be ma
terially reduced. Oct l
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From The Detroit (Mich.) Tribune.
MfGhiwun whln kfafa COmv q m Ian

At a meeting of the Wing delegates of the seve-
raj counties OF the State Of Michigan, convened at
the courthouse in the village Of Jackson, on the
oath September, 1850, pursuant TO the call Of the
Wing State Central Committee
On motion Of II. X, Lathrop, of Jackson,
IL. r. Mather, Of Berrien, was chosen President
pro tenn; Jonathan Dayton, of Genesee, Vice Pres-
dent pro tsm.; and j. Nicholson Ebert, of Wayne,
Secretary pro tenn
On motion OF A. J. Sheldon of Kalamazoo, it
Resoired, That a committee Of three be appointed
by the Chair 10 examine credentials Of members
claiming seats in the convention
The Chair appointed such committee A. j..
Sheldon, OF Kalamazoo; ID. Bethune Duftield, of
Wayne, and John Sumner, of Jackson.
On motion of II. Il. Backus, it
ResOiced, That the committee credentials be
instructed to propose permanent officers of the con-
yention. Adjourned to O'Clock, p. m.
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Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
spt 25-3taw3w
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IIesse CasxcI.

The Germans have been occupied last week with
the sudden and precpitate flight of the Prince Of
Hesse Cassel Disputes having occurred between
the Chamber as to his right to impose taxes without
the consent OF the latter and the people having oh.
tanned the sanction Of the legal tribunals to their
resistance of the illegal taxes imposed by the gov.
eminent the Prince found the place too hot to hold
him, and fled.
The Hessisns appear TO be getting along very
well without the eoctor and his infatuated minis.
ters; and il s said TO be probable that other States
will shortly follow their example.
Austria and Russia view this outbreak with no
little anxiety. 1t is said that Austria will take sides
with Prussia
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INV I1n r1rE nm 4 pEED OF TRUST. execute

pY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST, executed
ID TO me by William A Madison and wife, for the benefit OF Moses
PAM. and Of record in The office of the clerk for the county of Madi-
sn, / will on The fourth THURSDAY in oetober; that being court
dav. expo.e 10 public sale for cash one undivided l-l2ih OF lag acres
Of land. devised BIZ William Madison, deceased. TO his widow for
lie: remainder to faii ". II Madison and others; The said Paul hay-
Sen, 1-ewiw w. w. TONNES, Trustee.
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ISLEHAM FOR UNDER A DECREE OF
COIiRT

: J>HlS very desirable and well known Farm is offered for sale pi.
va!cly. II not disposed OF before frItsy. the lll day of Oco.
Der, Ie50, tha, being the first day Of Mathews Superior Court, it will,
on that DAY, ii far, il not, the next fair day thereafter, be sold at Ma.
thcws Cour: House. TO The highest bicdrr. at public auction. ISLE.
HAM is beautifully situated on 4 branch OF North River, in delight.
tul aid proyerbia!ly healthy neiehboghood. in the county OF Mathews,
adjoining the farms OF DR.. II. W.. Tabb ami VIM. II. Roy, Esq. Ii
contains rN acres, 400 of which are arabic. and well a!apcd 10
corn. whca, and oats; the remaining 100 acres are in wood, heavily
linbel ed with white oak, which has been estimated 10 he worth 1900
standing. and which is more convenient 70 nayigab!e water than any
other tinbereI lard Of same quantity IN the county. The dwelling is
a new and comfortable two story Framed I,use, with the necessary
uutbuildings. all OF which are In good condition. The river is navi.
gable to within a few hundred yards of the barns, and abounds in The
finest Fish and Oysters, which are taken wi hina lew yards OF the
dwelling. The Oysters are remarkably fine, being unsurpassed by
those in any other part Of the State; and The situation possesses great
advantages iof planting them for sale, which business i very .iucra-
live. Thele Is also a fine Orchard of choice frpi, Indeed, II rs
rarely the case that a farm presenting 50 many Inducements Ia Il fnrr'
chaser Is ofered Tor sale in this section OF country. The terms VIII
he very accommodating, and will be made known on He day OF sale
Will be- sold At The same time and place II acres oil iimhtred lanu,
detached from the above.
The title is believed 10 be unquesfanabIe, but: selling as Coinmis.
sioacr 1 sL,l oult c,nyey a,nch, nile /; il vested in me UNDER the de-
cree. j. l.. DEANS, Commissioner.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE
n NHE second scholastic year OF this Institution will commence Q n
Il the lst of October, and end on the first day OF July following.
The terms 81 the hall session, from the lt of October 10 the I'm OF
February, will be as follows:
For board, ircl. lights. and tuition in all the English bra 'chcs, SO W
Tuition y" the frrnch or any other modern language, 20
iiaic lessons n,hc Piano., 30 90 90
-. Washing. 900
HUBERT +. LEFEBVRE.
Tie value OF a testimonial depends III a high degree upon Ipppn ,he
means and opportunities of Judging enjoyed by those IRON %hom II
cmluatcs. Ia recommending Mr.. II. =. Irfebvre, aml The system, OF
instruction and discipline now IN operation IN The WlIiainsourS re-
male Academy, We are able 10 speak with full knoweuse VI VIZ
facts.
We consider Nj. Lcfebyre as uniting In IN eminent degree ~ qua
Titles oil a gentleman and a superior teacher Ii-sss'cin OF mauu
ilon IL thorough, and calculated 10 form IN his riill9 Il . liz , eas.
AMI SOUND Judgment. lie avoids taxing their powers WIN !" :"d'!
subjects at The same time, an error which results, hectssain, IN III
Imperfect acquaintance with all. No scholar IL permitted ~ lea'ea
study without having luUy mastered u, and stood Il rl.iu ~ "o n ID
nnnaiiuI nIuni il The text books cunIloscd are "i The Ihlsh'Sl oinrf,
aud selcric! with the view III keeping pace with imr IH"3ltS." y. ''u'
cation III our country. Nj. leir5yrr'a niaihlei 81 inid,,"s "
ledge Is also cminenuy adapted 10 IN. pre- HI l'hii!s WIN d NV"
Study, and I" excite III them = lauLahie tnmlati"h, nm.
The opportunities Tor acquiring the French tt'ia'r ~ "nsut-
passed by any other Institution al the KIND III NnginiH " "Iin'
mcnl of Music is r"ufdcd Ia a gentleman o. The li.hs'l I',nnra'
ti"ns, whose pupils durins,he psi year have made ur '"N s'""S
Ing progress.
The Academy is provided with a good Chemical and Philosophical
apparatus, the instruments OF which are al the latest
We Recommend also the family al Mr.. l.cicbtr. a;oI u WHICH
parents may couiic their daughters, with the fullest conhhtite maj
no attention will be spared Tor their improvement ana coiii"f' III III
respects.
4 spacious building is now in process of erection. which, whencohi'
plctcd, Will III convenience lease nothing IL be desired, -.
Col. ROBERT McCANDll ISL. IieSheh''
Judge .. TUCKER;
JOHN MAUPlN,
Col. q. DURfEY.u
SAMl. F. BRIGHT.
WM. K. {. DOUGLAS,
WIN. w. VEST.
DR.. JOHN VI GAIT.
Board Of Trustees of Williamsburg Female ACADEMY.
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AND TWENTY .FOIR SLAVES ~ httIlnN
a CCOiDING 10 The provisions oi The viii of The late VIM IL.
~ Johnson. will sell, At public sale. un WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
iay OF September neat, a, IL O'Clock, NJ. that valuable estate called
OAKLAND, lying On the App"mattox River. III the county OF Clrs'
tertcli, % mics West oi Petersburg, ani ~ from The city OF Rich
mon!.
The tract ri land contains IalE acres, nearly 800 Of which Is in
original growth and heavily unber.d. The open land Is III good
heart, lies we'll. and has not Il gully or pinry old held on it-ab"ut
3u acres of which consists Of rich river bottoms.
II Is well adapted 10 thu growth ~ cun, oats, wheat and tobacco,
with every facility uf conveying the produce 10 market, the Apo.
malux river Being within halt i nile Of the house, and navIgablr at
all seasons al Iic scar, ard the Clover Illl Railroad leading both 10
Richmond AMI Petersburg. only . mites distant. The different MI.
NM Companies III HE nvighbrhovd also afford i ready market Tor the
surplus corn. oass. fodder. &c,
As o-auniui aul healthy residence, Oakland is unsurpassed by
any III Eastern Virginia. The Improvements consist vi Il large frame
dwelling. aSchool house, 0ycrseer $ house, barns, stables, and all ne.
ccssary out buildings, with Il beautiful !ard aud garden attached, vi
ucarly / acres each, and The yard well set ~ large forest uak.
A. the same rnc rnd place, will sell TWENTY. SLAVES,
consisting oi incn. women aud children, some very likely. Also a
carriage. nearly new, Il iue match oil horses, The HOUSEHOLDS aml kich.
en- furniture. crops, stock Of all kinds, plantation utensils, &c, &c
Siouid the weather be unidvorabie, the sale Will take pace on the
irs, lair day thereafter, and be continued until completed: Persons
DESTROYS OF seeing the properly ale referred TO Nj. 4. w Johnson
On the place, or to either ol the Mr.. Blankenships, and ,r. Edward
Anderson, who reside OIL adjoining esa es.
Terms ioi the slaves will be cash-fUr' the land and other property
Will be made known on the day Of sale.
ANY gentleman wishing ~ contract privately for the land, or Tor
the whole property, will please address the subscriber al Petersburg,
who will give any other information that may be desired JltIe
guaranteed. w !'iNooH,,
Aug. .3-2awiis Executor OF w. r.. Johnson. tee -.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ NT w "
WILL. give the above reward Tor the apprehension and delivery TO
4 me of PETER, whom hired OF my mother (Mr. Mary A. PInch
beck) The present year and who ran away from III the first day oil
July last.
PETER is OF a medium size, about five feet ten inches high, very
black, a bushy head, a fine set Of teeth. and shows them very PLAIN
when he speaks. No particular mark rccollcctcd. except a smanea
near one of his ears. uhc right one, believe): he is a blacksmith, ny
trade, and no doubt has been lurking about Petersburg. where ne mas
a wife but, AT the present time. ] believe Qron what have hearuD
that he is in the neishborhood Of Amelia Cour, House, where nc mas
many acguainances. He has been seen on the plantation OF Mr..
Donncvant, near Amelia Court House, and no doubt he Is
harbored III that neighborhood by some person. will give sD u DE,
i9cred 10 me at my residence IN Dinwidiic county, or sloii locsed
ia jail, in any Of the adjoining couaiics, 50 that get him.
'orewarn all persons from harborns or employing the said negro
WIN. J. PlNCHBECk:
Scp:. 2f-c2t Dnwiddie County. Va.
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TWO THOUSAND FOUR ACRES OF

LAND. STOCK, CROP. &c, FOR SALE:
gUyIIE subscriber dc,iring to make Il change III his business, ofers
III private sale about tho above quantity vi land lying ~ the
county OF Dinwiddc. Virginia. on HE waters OF Sippony and Buck
akin creeks. with Bmchc's road on lis west about - mics southwest
Of Petersburg, aud 5 south west Of the Court House lisln a good
ucshborhoud. convenient TO four Protestant churches. There are
three settlements on the above land, each having a large proportion
OF good wood land vel. timbered; one Of them has a very large aud
handsome dwelling house, painted inside and out, with other neces.
sary outhouscs; the other Two have comfortable houses; two oi Them
are we'll arranged, having each three large clover lots enclosed, and
all well watercd. The contemplated Plank Road from Petersburg TO
Boydton will pass through or On the edge Of tie land. This land is
well adapted 10 the growth of tobacco. wheat, corn, grass, oats. &c.;a
large proportion Is Hat land, but not very subject 10 humiliation. The
land will be divided into three or four tracts, or sold altogether.
The locations are as healthy believe us any east OF the Blue Ridge.
If not sold privately, (l whicl noace will be giyen) all Of the
above property will be offered at public auction at Meadowbanso on
III premises. on the third day of December, 1851. Persons wishing
10 buy any Of the property arc invited 10 examine the same. Terms
liberal, and made known on the day Of sale. or on application 10 the
undersigned. living about fsc miles west OF the above property. The
land or other property will be shown to persons wishing 10 buy at
any Time. II the above land should not be sud, the buildings with
part Of the land will tc rented out for the ensuing year. Wheat
will be sowed by the subscriber.
For further particulars address me. post paid, at Wyoming, Din.
widdic, Virginia. II rented the tenants VIII have the privilege OF
clearing a 5 much as they please.
Scut l2-rwtds AKCIlBALD TIIWEAII.
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NOTICE
\ f w CT HOUSE.

,JpW.>o GOODMAN having connected himself with a northern
rrc co y under the style and name OF Goodman s. Co, for The pur.
lind ~ conducting general leash" Clothing business, take this me.
l a. ~ Informing his ftiends and the public that he has received a
Csyt;aNu iuu!a assortment of fashionable and seasonable ready made
S,n, .ns al the store No. 1872 Main street, Richmond, opposite Eagle
49, $50, whefe they are assured great bargains may always be had for
Sm y; We most respectfully solicit a call from all in want.
-"pN i-lm GOODMAN d co.
rs,' srEEI. FILES. consisting OF Buchrrs, Greavc's, lbbolson,
,|v, 10y % and other makers
81 ~, wees and Bellows, Screw Plates and Dies
Hsn1 Nasiors u Marstalls Cast and Shear Sheet, Gall sizes)
rens AMI Sledsc Hammers
CrsHmad American Blister Sheet
e. " Hirsand Shapcs
s""' hussidn aud American Sheet Iron.
S,, THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS.
- 10 ING Main S,reet mr., stairs
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY.

al KUSfTEN , HAI.T, IVNNEK VII ANU MIN SINEEIS.
fINHE session al this Academy viii commence on Tuesday. October
L sh. ls5u. There Will be four teachers employed. dividing the
classes SO that each pupil will receive the best OF instruction. Their
style OF dancing has been extensively phronlsca, aud iL'oraoy &c.
commented over all others. III this State and III SOrh Carolina
They have selected 4 Hall away from the business part OF the city,
20 tha, children may attend without Inconvenience, and the teachers
pledge themselves that nothing shall be wanting on their part, Ia I'M
part an easy, graceful style uI dancing 10 The pupils placed under
their charge.
The classes for young Ladies, Misses and Masters. under the III
strucuon OF the Misses CAsScRoSS, Will meet rn Wednesday after
noon. ut 3 O'Clock. and on Saturday mornings at II n'c!"ck.
The classes for Gcnile ncI. under the instruction Of Mr.. NICHOLS
assemble on Tuesday and / rlaiy evenings, al ~ oclock.
For terms, Sc apply Al the Hall, !ioin lU 10 II 4. NJ. or from ; Ia
SP. VI.
Private instruction given 10 classes nr individuals. al tie Hall. or
instruction given in S:niGari:sor .amiies, II application H. made al
the Hall.
Among the variety Of dances TO be inlr ,ducei are several ncw
Pulkas. Mazurkls and Waltzcs-ihe Fashion Polka Circle the new
Military Coiiion, arranged BY Mr. Nichols. together viii every Va
rieiy OF plain and fancy dancing introduced by any teacher.
Sept. 25-5t
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AUCTION SALES.
by y. Il. & c. d. HILL, AUCTs,

-. AIUATIF 2 EGKOJN.
rlfi,1l'f' "' 4 decrSeo u the Circui, Court 10. tn County o, rg~,.
: pr,i'.a i.2,"ui, .I oni III. 9th day vi August, ls5o. in the ST.. II
Lucy VI Montague ny Rueh,n l.. Thompson. her new, friend ,g.,n.,
jam Is: !sn M Ri ! si : and n hatcher, WIN. , montague and Others,
Undersigned, Commissioners therein u,,rsd an M w 81 S'nI aS.e -, ne
the E;h day Of October. $50, sell by public AUCTION 10 The hishea,
City OF Richmond, 50 many OF the following Negro slaves IN said de-
cree mentioned. 10 VII: Lewis. Henry. Nelson, Dangerheld. Iucy In.
iGS. Ann. Helen. William. james, Malvina and her child lanes H..
r.. Ella aud Ban!urant, as may be necessary 10 payto James Jenniuss
tr sum ol aj.5I- ~. with interest on $3.50 Il. part thereof from
sun 81 so: o. wan Interest on $40 ~, pat thereof from the I'D
la OF Augns;, irh, uI paid. tleIr respective costs and The expenses
oi sac.
lne Nrsroes ae yoans AL Ya!aable, anl The attention OF purcia
ser = rrsleciiul. invited
~ So t'be condu:ielby y. % s c b. Hill, and 10 commenc
i s $s . E Ls%Swi AlN i i : , IKyISG. Commissioners.
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UUUISUUIU StPl' ~ IcIU'

STUftE FUUSE FUK RENTs -,
VNIIE wholesale establishment at Gonlonsyiie, formerly occupied
Il by MI. James Hambleton, is for rent. The neighborhood II
much in want Of a wheat purchaser and wholesale Grocery dealer.
The MacAdamised road from New Market TO this place IS now unoet
contract the whole distance, and will be completed eo oy sdG in TWO
years, which will make this the most desirable point for trade 10 vi
ginia. CHAS bEALE.
Sept. U-cw4w