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DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
Agent for James NJ Anderson.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrN Aucr. saaq
MOST vALUA sLE FAhM AND GRAN.

al OsT VALUABLE FARM AND GRAN
Ill ITE QUARR1ES ON THE CANAL ADIOIN.
ING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Oc
fober, Io32, upon the premises, commencing az II
O'Clock, the Farm on the Canal adjoining Holly.
wood Cemetery, Clarke's Spring, and Chevae's
Old Mill called Bankstown, containing about Sc
acres. The land is equal in soil and fertility to any
high lard in Virginia. The whole piece is under
enclosure and in the highest state Of cultivation
The improvements it consist of two brick
dWelIngs-one IN good order, and having rooms
besides stables, &C. There are several most ex
cellept springs on tie land. In addition il abounds
on the bank ct the Canal in granite quarres of in
exhaustabe extent, which, il judiciously worked,
would, perhaps, be a fortune to any one Anex.
animation OF the land will once attract the alien.
ton OF capitalists. The land will be- sold in one or
more parcels, as may be agreed on at the time of
sale. The stoue quarres will be reserved from the
farming land, and sold separately. a plat OF the
properly can be seen at my Office. After the sale
OF the land the entire crops will be sod sisting
OF about l2o bushels Corn, large quantity OF wheat
straw, &c. Also, three horses all the farming i'm
PIGMENTS, &c.
TERMS -For the land, one fourth casa balance
at 3, ~ and Is months, for negotiable notes inter
eat added, secured by trust deed. For the per
sonai estate, all Gums over $50, months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper. The farm is
admirably adapted to a market garden, or dairy
being within halfG mile of the corporation lin :
lis
seq w. GODDIN. Auct
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Arrival Of the ElDorodo.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IL.
The steamship Ell Dorado has arrived with
later California dates. No intelligence of i'm,
portence has vel been made public.
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Commitment of a Bank RoJber-Accideat.
PHLADELrHIA, October lOh.-Charles
Suaiierj, charged with being one Of the rob
bers Of the Portsmouth Bank, was committed
10 JrlI yesterday in default Of $4,000 bad, to
await requ,sition from the Governor of
virginia.
VIM. Mcpherson, & lad four years Of age,
was killed yesterday by falling from rail
road car.
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North CAROLINA SEsATE.-Dr. Shaw,
democrat, has been admitted to his seat in the
Nosth Carolina Senate, from the disputed dis
trict Of Currituck and samden.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Der II

Sales Of 1850 bbIs. FLOUR at $4.3l to $437.
Red WHEAT, % to "a cts; white, % cts 10
Ito. No CORN in market.
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An unoccupied building on Little Water ST.,
Norfolk, owned by Mr.. Thos. Roberis, was
destroyed by fire on Friday; insured tor $1,000.
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FLORIDA ELECrIoNs.-1he returns come
la,org slowly. The following dispatch gives
some farther intelligence:
CHAELEsToN, Oct. l0th.-ln Duvall coun-
~ Ward, wbig tor Governor. has % MAORI
". and CabelI. whig, for Congress, y MAORI
y. This shows whig gain cf 81 since 1913.
The Jacksonville Republican has advices from
Otange, Putnam, Nassau, Columbia and Ham
lion counties, which show very large whig
gains. and indicate the election Of both Yard
and Cabel, the WING candidates.
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UNITED SX'ATES NAIL Line,
ElR NEW LlLk 3 MOP Fol

UNITED SAAIEb NAIL LINZ.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK,
b. steamship Roanoke.
%fsS The kOAkOkE. Cap Parrish, will
$500 leave as usual at 4 O'Clock, P. H., on
1ue.uay tie 18th Instant. Freight received at II
NJ, tomorrow, Tuesday.
Passengers will please to be on board by o'clk
Tuesday afternoon.
Passage, including meals and fine state room ac-
commentators only $40
TO Norfolk the same ~ the river bos,s.
&C ll-2t LUULAM l. WATSON
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GREGORY &, BfAURY.
managers. Richmond, Virginfa.

N100NIE0010 u u " -i"uI q NU,-UIlCt NO b2
Main street.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Glass los. Oct. 9:
81 so SO - ID 23 % IL 50 ~ AZ
Tex 10. :: = TIE $ec0:d Cap':1! Prize Of
$50 900, sent 10 this Agency and sold by Thos
Lambert, vender
scheme TO-day.-Capitals: s25 900 1000,
5000 2OVO 1900, 10 OF 1000, Of 500 40 Of zoo ls5
OF 100, &c. IS numbers, Il drawn. Tickets SIS.
Oc -
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Signor PozzoIini, the tenor singer engaged
at Madame Sontog's concerts, is dangerously
i'll in New York.
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Nav YORK, October 10th.-The sIoop 0
war Dolphin, was lowed 10 sea this after
noon.
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NEW YORK MARKETS Ocr II

Sales of $500 bbls. FLOUR at $4.62 TO S4.75
for Southern. Sales of 10000 bushels white
WHEAT at 81 .0f, and 80 coo bushels Corn at
70 TO 49, cents Tor mixed.
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RALEIGH, n. C., Oct. I0-Hon. Thomas l..
CIIngnun is out in The Raleigh Standard, in
strong lelter, against Gen. Scott. Mr..
CIingman has been well known as distin-
guished Wing member of Congress.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
BY weIl'ngte. GeSss.

MEAT Gotta a = KEe1 nrNC
= ~, SOUTH L NE OF MAIN, BETWFpN NJ an TIL =,
fIH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUcTI~SS 81 A 1IsII
oe fold on Tuesday afternoon, the Ioth C-..i
leoA, upon the premises, commepcinp =. :,
O'CLOCK neat brick cottage residence on the s,,,,s
line OF Main, between 3rd and 9Th streets s;o;,;ap
on the East, the residence Of Mr.. B. B. Minor IT,
house Ii built Of brick, three stories high, hsvine
ak rooms, all new, and in excellent order Ths
lot fronts % feet runs back $50 feet to an alcv
which il fronts about 26 feet Terms one third
cash, balance at one and two years, for bonds,
bearing interest, secured by trust deed
&C - w. GOBLIN Auc
DUBLlC SALE.-The subscriber (hsviug de.
L termned to remove to the City of Norfolk
Will sell, at pubic auction. Thursday the lAth nj
October next, at Sherwood, his residence f ur miles
below Richmond, at ten O'Clock, his stock of Cows
and Hogs, Farming Utensils, Wagons Carts, Wheat
Fan, Cutting knife, Flows, &C. &c Also. his crons
Of Fodder and Straw, an excellent Family Carrisge
and Harness, aud a number one pair of Horses :;
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, conssring
of Sofas, Mahogany Rocking Chairs Plush Arm
Chairs, large Mirrors, Mahogany sprn gseat Chairs
Walnut cane seat do, Curl Maple do, Plain seat do
Cominode with Egyptian slab set of Curtains and
Shades, Mahogany Wardrobe, Lounge Mahogany
Bureau. " hStand, Rosewood Bureau and Wash
stand with marble slabs Cottage Bedsteads of Rose
wood and Walnut Sideboard, Tables, Hat Rack.
CARPETS and BEDS-ali purchased at the North
within the last two years.
- Eight or ten good FARM HANDS for hire
the balance OF the year.
Terms Of Sale-Credit until the first day of Jan.
uary, 1853, for all sums Of $50 and over with ne
gotiable otes and approved security; for all sums
under $50, cash will be required before the delivery
OF the property.
&C l2-2t* LITTLETON B. STARKE.
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NEW BOARDING AND DAY SCAOUL
IN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AIR TINS
LEY, late President OF the Farmvile Female Sem
mary, viii open School for Young Ladies, i'll the
city OF Richmond, on the LIST of October next.
He has selected a spacious tenement on the south
side OF Grace, between 5th and 9th streets, in cen
tgai and delightful part of the city. The course OF
instruction will comprise all the breaches Of tho
rough Engllkh education, together with Lae Ancient
and Modern Languages, aud Music. Is all the de-
partments, the services OF accomplished and expe-
rlences assistants will be secured; ana attached TO
the school, viii be extensive apparatus Tor the
Illustration uf the physical sciences.
TELmS FOR TIE SESSION CT TEN MONTHS
Board including wa.hins lignt and fuel 500
IuitiCu III the kuglish branches, from S3U to-. 40
Ancient and Acdern Languages, each 20
Music ..-.-..... 20
MISREPRESENTATION Thos Moore, Rev has IL
Read, DR. X ii Cabcil, DR. Cunningham, Sherwn
Mckae Henry + Irving, James Brown, Jr, Esqs
Richmond; Rev Wn White, D d. Lexington, We;
Benz Smith, Stauaaon; Dr. John Harviei ChAstein
Cooke, Cnarles selden, James Harris, William
e Scott, Edward Cunningham, N IN Daase, Lap.
Gen Nm I.isan, Powhstan; DR. Royster, Hugaenot
Springs DIR Tnos Neaux, d. Rich'd + Farrar,
WIN Booker, John Il Stegar. Chas 1ruehart Lsqs,
Amelia; Mai Woodbridge, Il Hancock, ~ " Han
cock, Efq3, Chesterfield; Rev n Osborne,
Read, y WATKINS, Joseph + Venebie, Samuel
Venatla, Esqs, FaImsii.e; ChrstepheI 1ompkins,
Eco hsng William; James Sutton, Esq, Hanover;
Rev J ii G Leach, ID d, h-v Jesse Armiesead, ID
ID. DR. Wa Morton, John Miller, Esq, Cumberland.
Il-dI2tr
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AMUSE N ENTS,
ODD-FELLOWs7 EALI'

HhND EAHlblTION will be given at
Ne tne above Hall on MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY nights, October llth, 18th and 18th.
py ocsoia and Lady, young Black Hawk. also, 10.
oeson Cawshswgsna, or Red Wild Cat an educa
ted Indian, and also Mrs and Miss Cavshswgana
ana attendants will give description of the man.
ners and customs of the Indian country. and also
the Cate hing the Wild Horses, ButfaIoes' &c. &c
Also the following Sacred Dances will he pertorm
ed: The Spy Dance. Hunting in Canoe. Dance 10
the Memory Of the Brave, Wedding Danes. Sr AXE
ana war Dances, &c The company will also per
senate the following characters: Indian Warriors
taxing with their Dead Chief, Indian Worship,
Marriage Ceremonies, &c, DC. Also, the Manager
mas the honor to announce to the citizens of this
CITY that he has engaged the celebrated Accordeon
fiayer from Niblos Garden, New York, VINO will
play several Marches, Quicksteps, Waltzes, PoIkas.
50 ngs, &c, &c, his beautiful instrument
which was presented TO him by the citizens of B0s
ton during his late visit to that CITY,
ADMISSION only % cent? Doors open quarter
before Performance commence quarter before
o'clock
ocS-FsMT EA. CORSON Agan+
pisTOL GALLERY AND sPARRING
L SCHOOL.-Messrs. HUDSON IL OTTIGNON
nave re-opened their Pistol Gallery and Sparring
Scnool Tor short season only, at their old Room,
LOU i2th street.: adjoining c. 6. Thompsons "Our
81 The Pistols are superior
IN. b.-Hentemen wishing to take Lessons in
hoAING, viii please make immediate application
I open during the day and evening
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as MSS POkh.-..5 p3is lanaisg, tor sale by
M oc Ii WILLIAMS a. BROTHER.
BACON HOU l. ID u II s.-Io nAds, part
Id prime, receiving per steamer, Lar sale by
&c III WILLIAMS a. BhOruER
LIME INCONSISTENCIES balhins and
Il Carriage sponges, Tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD d. CO,
oc2 Druggists, w Main street.
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M EDICAL TEXT BoOks.-HARnoLD
I'VE d MURRAY, Broad street, have just received
tut supply OF all the Books used in our Medical Col
iege, which they de ermined 10 sell ex exceedingly
lew Tor cash students are respectfully invited 10
p:ice the same, before purchasing elsewhere.
Oc IL
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~ Hope and Joy to the Afflicted
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, for the removal
and pc naHeat cure Of al diseases arising from an
Impure state q the Blood, habit Of the system,
viz: rcrotuia, Kings Evil kheumatisnl, Obsti-
nats Cu,aneop5 Erupti0ns, Pimpies, Or PQstules on
the Face, b4Cicics, i..tE, ClIs1ic sore Eyes Ring
Worm or Tetler, Scad Head, Enlargement aid
Pam OF the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers
sJFhlhuc Disorders, LumDago, Spinal Complaints,
and all diseases arising from injudicious use Of
Mercury, exposure or imprudenCe in lie.
Il invarleUy cures Indigestion dyspepsia, Eeu-
ragia Genera and nervous Debility, PaIpitation Of
the Heart Liver Complaint and inflammation in
the hldncys Ladies OF pale complexion aud con.
sumplive habits, aud such deOiitated by those
obstfuc ions Which Il males liable to, are re-
stored by the oi bottle two, to bloom Ind
vigOr. BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists,
General Agents and PROJECTORS,
No l25 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Home Testimony.-For the exit aordinary
virtues vi this valuable Medicine, are at liberty
t. refer to tee following gentlemen, well known in
our own city Frederick BUyoen, late OF the Ey,
change; &. 3. Luck. formerly in the Post Office;
Samuel III Dilnker, of the late firm Of Dfiuker Il
MOrrII; DR.. John niinge, formerly OF the City Ho-
tel Edwin Burton, Commissioner OF the Revenue
George w. Baker, Richard T.. West, William A
Matthews, J. NJ. Elnore, and many others, ali Of
whom have lril its Efficacy ON themselves,
its operation on others.
II has performed more cures than all the balance
Of the Articles So extensively advertised have
q me altogether Don't delay tTy 1t at once, Call
and get palnpblct aud be cured. oc7-dlm
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BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR,

BY JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
ATOsT VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO.
A'A PERT1 IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
the James River Connection and the
and Eleven Houses and Lots on Byrd,
between 10th and 18th streets, at Auc.
ten. by order of the President and Board of D
rectors OF the James River and kanaWha Com
pany, shall, on WEDNESDAY, The 20lh day of
October, le52, commencing al IL o'clock NJ, upon
the premises, SEX that Large and Valuable
warehouse the south side OF the Basin ON
10Th street, and occupied by Messrs Ludlam q
Watson. The lot fronts G5 feet and runs back 100
feet TO the Basin The house built of brick four
stories high, IN the most substantial and approved
manner, fronts 81 rect on 10Th street. bounded on
the south line by the canal, back as feet to
within snort distance from the Basin and having
TWO fronts on the Basin and canal, affords ample
fac ties for receiving and discharging merchan.
disc. In point OF location and construction, this is
reg lrded as one of the m0st valuable Warehouses
In the city for the transaction of heavy business.
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots situa.
ted on the north side of Byrd, between 10Th and
/ n streets-all of them in good order and nearly
new, each three stories b. and running back 10
the canal The construction OF these Houses is SUCH
that with some slight alterations, they could be
made TO answer for both residences and business
h uses, and from heir location will always md
ready tenants at handsome per centags upon the
outlay.
1t is deemed unnecessary here 20 enumerate the |
bincd in the above property but 10 view OF the i'm
portant improve nents in the vicinity thereof now
in progress, we would ask an examination of the |
same by those wishing to invest their surplus finds
judciously. |
Terms OF SALE.-One third cash the balance |
at and II months with interest," and the deferred |
payments to be secured By deeds OF trust upon the
property
sc 30 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctr
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS In sgd
~ NkY AT AUG FION-Willb be sold on Friday, |
the 18th October, at o'clock, P. NJ, upon the pre-
Rises, square containing tour acres Vi land, situa
ted in the town Of Sydney, opposite the beautiful |
grove OF Mr. w Allen, and lying within the en-. |
closure of Mr. John Carter
This property will be divided Into Is lots, fronting
about Al 4 feet each, and running back the usual
dis lance; these lots being just without the corpora
ton iine and laying beautifully tor building purpo
sea, in q very improving neiehborhood, should COM
rnand the attention Of those having business in the
city, who wish to procure a convenient residence,
at moderate cost.
TERxs-Onethird cash; balance at and IL |
months with interest and the title retained till the
payment of the last motto.
oc Ii JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Sv.II NorEs.-Considerable excitement
existed in this city yesterday relative to the
s,snension Of the Bank of the Union, and hold.
ers Of small notes generally exhibited a great
4esree of anxiety TO dispose of them. The
snhioined article from the National Intelh-
csncer CONVEYS definite information regarding
,be Banks in Washington:
The private Banking Establishments of this
District have teen the suhjec of considerable
Comment since the publication mude of the
s,,nns-e al the Bank of the Union nv its pro-
,,r,rtor. The butchers OF Georgetown on Sa.
,,,day last ,ssucd manifesto declaring what
rores, and what only, of those issued in the
District they will receive ut their stalls. They
are The Bank IT Washington, Patriotic Bank
Rank ts the Metropolis, Farmers and Mechan-
i4a' Bank Hank Of Commerce, CORPORATIONS of
Gcorzetuwe and Alexandria. Within the last
fen aay. Si0Noo Of Georgetown CORPORATION
notes nave :,,,n returned aud redeemed at their
office aHd the notes have been DESTROYED. This
results principally nom the operation Of the
Men land &C, Of last session.
'D.unE saturday a steady run was made
.rra the small BANKS generally, but they con-
,.ua.! torc4esm their promises up to the usual
.aar Of glusnG ; and one OF them, as we learn,
..ae Bank Of the Rcpubic.l located near the
Centre Market. continued 10 redeem It's notes
in gold amt. O'Clock in the evening"
The Washington papers of yesterday con-
tan the following notice, signed by John a.
Linton aud Samuel Chiffon trustees
The undersigned have been appointed trus-
tees OF the Bank o. the Union, 10 wind up It's
a5a.rs. We are requested TO take, hold, and
render available, Ut far may be, the assets OF
the BAGS for the benefit of lis creditors and
noje-ao.dcr-.' We have proceeded 10 take pos
session OF lis assets, will wind up It's affairs as
sJou rs practicable, and apply such proceeds
g may come 20 our hands TO the purposes Of
tie .rasj."
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A BOOK FOR TIE WHOLE COUNTRY.

bcOh run II H
Il The PaTiOr and Cabin, or Master and Slave, by
j. /. Randolph -pIlce 5O cents, mailed u any place
Tree II postage
Prairie scout, or Agatone the Renegade-5-c
Rifle Rangers. by Captain keld-5Oc
LOndC n News
London Punch
43J Living Age
tiag, Banner, Waverly
AflhuTs Il, me Gazette
Courier. Golden Dollar, Priyateer
Uncle Sandal for this week
Spirit Of tre Times Tor October 9Th
Yankee Lutlons
AisU. lust received large ana fine assortment OF
runJs, Efau.es 10y Books, Dream Rocks, plain
AMI fancy stationery School ana Miscellaneous
hJ,ks. Ia! Or send 10
GRESHAMS,
ocl2 Broadst, opposite Broak ST Hotel.
IL COOKS, Newsyapeis, Magazines, and Music
mailed Tee OF % stage.
4 Eh MIC receiving every day al Gresh-
" an, CA.ay HOOK and Periodical House, opp
ste Broad s,rett Hotel:
The Lone Starry Hours
shells If the Ocean or ! wandered by the
BEAT "a IRE, beautiful song-25c
julia" In lone quiet spot, ~ w. Morgan
Ben Bolts Reply All, yes remember"
Katy Darlipg-as sung by Master Adams
Lo.ue Scnottisch
Aerial PCiga
lei Baltimore Street Polka
Cali me thine own, from the Opera l. Eceir
Partisan Waltz
Elodie-" It's my last parting soIg"
Don't be Angry, Mother-as sung by Master
Adams
The above, together with all the latest az d most
popular music u the day, tor sae at
GkESHAM.S,
DC u 1921 Bcosd street.
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ny Daniop. Moncure &. 90,

Dnniop. Moncure d. 10.
GROCERIES, !. ~ - >"'
" day. Inn ins, All AUCTION.-On Tues.
WIN sen at our store, general assar,m eoek, we
ceres, consisting in part OF assortment OF Gro
Ina ma b bhaS la: 10 prime quality Sugar
100 bags prime Cottae
so bbls Molssses
80 bbls Syrup
Whiskey, OF extra quality
Brandy, Gin' Teneritfe and Madeira Wine,
Guhpowder and Poucnong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo, &c
TERMS -Uncer Sl0O, cash; over that amount
months credit Tor approved negotiable paper.
Es Sale without regard TO weather.
oc DUNLOP, MONCURE A. 20 .r.,s
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STEAMER BEiVlDERE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
sITG- = The BELVIDERE will receive
ys-Is.Es2au freight today at IL O'Clock, for the
hO.le .I..cs, and continue to receive il up to the
hour ef : O'clock, r NJ, tomorrow, Tuesday the
l2tn inst
&C ll-2t LUDLAM e. WATSON.
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.fIAkRGEH,.4 eekE.C7E.

.MAN&GER'.4 0kEtCE.
r. FRANCE q CO.
(successOr4 TO f. Morris & Coz
For this day-Capilal, IS, OOu 1904, 100 of 900
&c. 16 Nos 3 drawn. Tickets So
Also, the Dollar Lottery capital O63, Ct ,O0O.&c
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated IS:
10 69 81 l SO 81 "a 76 , 20 80 as
oc II c. w. PURCELL
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BY Toler q Cook.

A UCTION SALE.-On WEDNESDAY the
"A 18TH Gay OF the present month will sell at the
plantation lately mine 10 or IL miles North of the
city, bounded by Inc Richmond and Frederick sourg
Railroad and the Chic&ahomny, toe crop OF Corn
large quality Of Hay, Fodder and Straw; Is head
OF line Sheep; Is head of Cattle inc uding two woke
OF Oxen; . Horses; 20 Hogs; 5000 heart pine
Shingles; so gallons Of Cider barrel of extra
Vinegar; two Cook Stoves; ~ cords Of dry OAK
WOOD; Wagon, horse Cart, OK Cart, and
many other articles which are not enumerated
WILLIAM MILLER,
FB.-A good Cock will be added to he sale.
sale to commence at II O'clock and be conducted
by
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR,
INRCSTEE SALE UE A H0IISE AM

Il LOT On LEIGH STREET-By virtue of n
Gee OF trust executed by James jordan AID
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court Clerks
Sface the subscriber trustee in said deed being
thereto requested by The benefc:ary) win on
tuesday, the l2th day Of October, at hat past
CLOCK NJ, sell upon the premises, the PROPERTY
conveyed in sid deed being lot of ground sitn.
s.so on the south side Of Leigh street. near Brook
nseuus fronting so fee. and running back 90 feet
.,os or 'es., and upon which lot stands three
orick house, in excellent order having been
bonsosugniy repaired, and all the necessary oct
Gu on the day of sale anu wan &c aAAouno'
| W.
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WORK FOX THE SOUTH w
IL RANDOLPH has received lately many hund ed
new WORKS, and among them is tue Canin aud Far
Tor, or Slaves aud Masters, by j. Thornton Randolph
with DlAtes-5U cents oc II
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f. FOR BOsTUN.-The superior fast
sailing scnr Peru, Capt Smith, i. now ready
to leceiFe freight above aud will sail with all
possible dispatch
For freight or passage apply to
oc ii r RANKIN