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Fire in .JerSeU tIlfU.

New York, June 3.-The pyrotechnic es-
adjustment of MIR. Edge, in Jersey city, was
wholly destroyed by fire this afternoon. aboutl
O'clock. Several of the hands employed liz the
building saved themselves by jumping from
the second story window. In consequence OF
quantity ofpowder being buried beneath the
building, 1.-The tireR2en refused to approach il
until after the powder had exploded, and when
the explosion did take place, it completely
destroyed the building and all its contents con-
sisting of a large quantity of prepared fire
works, &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WS.
FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
FIFTH DAY.
FRANKLIN PIERCE NOMINATED.
FIRST DISPATCH.

FIRST DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, June 5, A. NJ.
The Convention met this morning at 9
o'clock, and again proceeded to ballot for
candidate for President. On the
Thirty.fourth Ballot-Cass received 1870,
Buchanan 40, Douglas So, Dickinson 16, scat
'enng SO. On this ballot, the Virginia dele.
gates changed their position, and cast the vote
OF the State for Dickinson.
SECOND DIsPATcH.
on the thirty-f fifth ballot, Cass 1871; Virginia
voting for Franklin Pierce.
THIRTY sirth Ballot-Cass 100. Buchanan
70; Douglas 43; Marcy So; Pierce 80: Scatter.
ing7.
1atrty serenth Ballot--Cass 100. Buchan-
an %; Marcy 20; Pierce %; Scattering 7.
Thirty eighth Ballot.-Cass 10Y; Buchanan
%; Marcy "a; Pierce 81; Douglas 80; Scatter.
ing7.
Thirty-ninth Ballot.-Cass 106 Buchanan
%; Douglas 33; Marcy s.; Pierce 90; Scatter.
ing 6.
Fortieth BaHOt.-Cass gained /, and Buch-
anan lost /.
27; Marcy 81; Pierce 90. The forty-third
and forty. fourth ballots the same.
Forty sirh and forty serenh ballots
Cass rs; Buchanan .; Marcy 95; Pierce 40.
motion was here made TO adjourn sine die,
| and rejected.
On the 49th ballot-FRANKLIN PIERCE,
of New Hampshire, received the requisite
| number of votes. and was declared the ncm!-
nee Of the Convention for President of the
| United States. On this ballot, Pierce received
over 200 votes, and the nomination was declar-
! ed unanimous.
The Southern States, in body, went over
TO Pierce, and were followed by Maryland, New
| unanimous.
1
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nv Holm k, ID. PAYNE, salesman.

Z EsTATE-In pursuance OF decree OF The
1,;r.ris Cont Of Chancery Tor Hsnrlco County,
n,nouucea on rne ION day OF March is'2 IN s1.t
therein pending under ihe s.gle Of s'eorgs, &C
So - lime next al O'Clock il the afternoon
aroer ed to SELL ON the premises, at public auction
The highest bidder the House add Lot situated al
the corner Of Leigh and 9Th streets, in the city OF
Richmond, which was formerly occupied By James
T. Heath. and which conveyed BY the ss'd
Heath and wife to me, by deed bearing date shr
2lst day OF December 64s, and OF record In ti'.
fee of the Court Of Hastings tor the city OF k.en
mond.
Terms Of sae--0ne-thifd cash, third In SIX
months, and the residue in nine months from the
day of saie--tne purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the rfle to be re
tanned until conveyance is directed BY the eouri
my I2-dt6s JOHN o. sTEGER
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Reception Of the No,ninatEoas.-Ratif
tiSR Meetings.

BALTIMORE, June 6.
The nominations of the Democratic Con.
vention appear to be coolly received. The
politicians of Philadelphia and New York have
not yet recovered from their surprise. The
feeling in Baltimore seems to be more subdueG
The OLD Hunkers were at first greatly sur
prised, but better feeling, apparently, pre-.
walls to- day.
the northern cities, to be addressed by suoth-
ern delegates.
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Afternoon Session.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALLOT FOR VICE PRESIDENT

DAIIUI TUIl FIUN lUDIUTN I.
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment and proceeded to ballot for a candidate
for Vice President. On the
Second Ballot-WILLIAM r KING, of
Alabama, received the requisite number of
votes, and was declared the choice of the Con.
vention for Vice President.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

E::I TION.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON the
SIN ins at O'clock will be rented at public auc.
ZION, to the highest bidder, the Store on Main
street, lately occupied by William F. Mitchell as a
saddlers shop opposite the Banks, until the LIST day
of December next. By order OF the Trustee
lie 3 GEO ]. SUMNER Auct
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I OUSE AND LAND FUK SALE AT
IL WALKERTON, IN KING AND QUEEN
COUNTY, VA.-We offer for sale a small FARM
at Walker:on, on the Mattaponi River, containing
about sixty seven acres OF Land, l-situated
story framed dwelling, with three ire-places, and
sufficiently commodious for the genteei accommo-
dat.on OF small family. The dwelling and Races
sa1y houses have just been but, and the dwell
ing well painted. 1t has good garden also, re-
Gently enclosed This property is isyorably stu
ated in densely settled and wealthy neighborhood,
and is good situation tor lawyer. bargain
will DE sodin this property and long credit given,
il desirable, on most OF the purchase money. Apply
to TOLER d. COOK,
10 General Agents.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE s. a

DH DUNAOk mONOUAE G CO.
ROCER1Es, &c, AT AUCT10N
" On TUESDAY, the 9Th inst, commencing 3 n
O'Clock, we will sell ct our auction store eeners1
assortment OF Groceries, &c, consisting IL part
Of
Sc hhds Sugar, ranging from good, common
to choice quality
60 bbls Coffee Sugar
rs bbls Syrup and Molasses
so packages loaf and powdered Sugar
Window Glass, Cigars, Mustard
Claret Wine, Indigo ~
Gunpowder and Pouchon Teas, Candy
Salt bottle and phial Corks
Brandy, Gin, Wines
Coffee, distilled Wbiskey, &c. &c.
TERMs--Under $lU0 cash /; over 500, months
credit Tor approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCURE d. CO,
ie7 Auctaneers.
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MAINE LIQUOR LAW.-G. N.

MAINE LIQUOR LAW.-G. N. WEST
1sI 81 BROTHER have received the Throne of
lniquity, Sustaining Evil by Law, discourse in
behalf OF law prohibitii the traffic in Intoxicating
drinks, delivered III Philadelphia, February l, 1854
by Rev Albert Barnes-l2 cents
PutnaIns Cheap Library, Nos 10 and II, up the
Rhine by Th9ma Hood with comic illustrations, 2
parts-50 cents
Rose Ashford, or the Ruined Gamesser, by E l.
Blanchard, author of Celestne, &c-50 cents
ie
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NEW YORK MARKETS, June 5.

FLoUR-Southern, common to good brands
$425 to $4,59; fancy SAYS to S.. WHEAT
without change for common
Western mixed at 54a56; prime parcels in ship
ping order are firm and wanted at 81 a62Ac.
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THE LATEST NEWS
l3ionrument of the Democratic Con-
ventlon.

..s of the Defeated Aspirants OF the
Charlottesville Democratic Platform.
onr teIegraphic dispatch received Saturday
.,nounces the nominations for President and
Vice President made by the Democratic Con-
,en,ion u, Baltimore. Below we give table
:..1n,inr ELI the hnllots for President:
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SALE OF yALUABLE LAND, BEING

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND, BEING
- PART OF THE WELTON ESTATE, JUST
BELOW RICHMOND, UNDER A DECREE IN
CHANCERY.-Undert the directions OF decree
of the Circuit Court of Chancery, for the County
of Henrico, pronounced on the 23d day of April,
1852, in the suit Of Cunningham against Randolph
and Others, the undersigned. Deputy Sheriff Tor
Isaac A. Goddin, Sheriff of Henrico county, will,
on the Nineteenth day Of June next proceed 10 sell
at public auction, the premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, SO much of
the Welton estate was at a sale heretofore made
of part of said estate purchased by John H. Pleas
ants, being the two lots numbered and 5 On the
plat of survey, fled in the papers Of said suit con-
tanning ftty-six and one fourth acres each.
THOS. w. BOSWELL, D. s.,
my 29-2Ot for l. A. GODDIN, :. Fl. C.
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SHERWOOD Az AUCTTON.-Having /
ToLER & Cook, Auctioneers. my l9-tds
BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT AT

I ARGE DRUG ESTA BLIsHMENTA Al
Ii AUCTION, consisting OF the usual variety of
Medicines, Paints, Dyestutis, Periumery, Soap
Glass Jars, &c. DC.
By virtue of deed of trust, exs cuted to the sub
sctioer by HUGH G Mcnamara, nearing date the
- day of -, 1852. and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, OF the city OF
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned
will be sold on VI ednesday, the 10th day OF May,
at 10 o'clock, at the store OF the said Hugh Nc
Namara on Broad street. all the Medicines, Paints,
Dyesruffs, Pertumery Soaps. Glass Jars, snow
Gases, Store Fixtures, &c. &c, pertaining TO said
establishment.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50, cash
over thar amount credit OF months viii be given,
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
nv Is JOHN Il. %. PAYNE Trustee.
sg The above sale is pc stroned until Wednes.
day, the 10th day OF June. The Trustee Is iuly
authorised to make private disposition OF the
above establishment very reasonable terms, ano
at great sacrifice. Purchasers are nyited 70 maze
early application until day OF sale elmer u Inc
trustee or to Mr. H. b. Dickinson -.
my Adds H. " fAirE' AAN
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BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF K e A l. ES.
l. TATE-By virtue of the provisions of two
trust deeds, executed by Mosby Johnson and wife
to the undersigned as trustee, one dated the 10th
day of October 1851 and the other the 18th day of
January 1852, and duly recorded in the Office OF
the Hastings Court of the City of Rich mond. and
at the request of the benefciaries therein, will be
offered Tor sale, at public auction the premises,
on TUESDAY the 9th cay of June pexf, at 5
O'Clock, p. M If fair, and if not, the next fair
day. that LOT or parcel of ground lying at the
OF Grace and 18th streets in the city of Rich.
mond, with two brick tenements and one frame
tenement thereon, fronting about 49, feet on 18th
street and running back 1872 l-2 feet to an alley 90
feet wide
TERMS OF ALE-One fourth cash. balance in
three instruments at 6, II and Is months with in.
terest added, for negotiable notes, secured by a
trust deed.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
81 Wing please copy. my 2o-lOt
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM NEAR RICHMOND-In pursuance of
a deed of the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made on the 9th dag of March,
1852, In suit therein pending styled Register ana
wife against Brett's Ex'r aud Others shall as the
commissioner therein named, offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises, on Monday. the 2lst
dav OF June next at O'Clock, P NJ If lair if not
then on the next fair day thereafter tract or par
Gel OF Land, with the improvements thereon, con-
slsung OF good dwelling and other buildings living
IN the county OF Henrico about mile east of the
city of Richmond, commonly known as the Re.
treat" formerly occupied by Hutson Brett dec d.
and estimated to contain about 20 acres of Land.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash; the balance
IN two equal insalments for negotiable notes with
good endorsers, at and II months with interest
added, and the title retained until conveyance is
direc,ed by the Court.
my 2l-2awtl4dtd C G GRISWOLD, Com'r.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auct
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BY GEORUE J. SUMMER.

BY GEOKGE J.SUMNEk.
INTENSIVE SALE AT AUCTION OF
IA FINE JEWELKY, WATCHES AND FAN.
inst, ommercing at half past o'clock, at Tontine
House, on Main street, opposite the Banks, will be
sold at auction without reserve large variety of
Fine French, English and German Jewel.
ry, consisting of Ladies and Gentlemen's Breast
Pins, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear. Rings Cuff Pins,
Finger Rings, Crosses, Elegant Set OF Jewelry,
Neck Laces Gold and Silver Pencil Gases and Pens,
Gold Chains, Gold and Silver Watches; tugether
with an extensive assortment of Fancy and Miscel-
laneous Goods i,
The 8oove Is consignment from one of the
largest importers in this countryside most of
which is OF the best quality and viii be sold with.
out the least reserve
Terms CASH.
Sale will be continued from day TO day, in the
mornings, commencing az 81; snd in the after.
moons, commencing at4h O'Clock; until the whole
STOCK Is disposed of
je1-dtf GEo.J SUMNER, Auctr.
A UCTlON SALE OF MIsCELLANE.
- Jus GOODS.-on Tuesday morning. the
otn INST commencing at. half past o'clock at nv
sales Room, No. 8, Fifteenth street. will be sold AT
auction, to close sundry consignments, the follow.
ing Goous
Cooking Stoves, one nearly new. and o fire,
rate article several lots and parcels of China Class
and Ear.henwa!e; number Of second hand amns
Chandelier, &c; lot of Perfunery; Cherry and
Walnut TABLES; very large snd clean Feather
Bed; 10 Cigars of assorted brands; 1000 lbs hmm
Tobacco part OF which is fine; together with ma
ny other Goods, too numerous to mention
Terms CASH. Sale without reserve
je7 GEO. j. SUMNER, Auctr
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BY TOLER & CUOK.
THRUST SALE or VALUABLE PRO.

Il PERTY-by virtue of deed of trust exc
cuted to me by Valentine Heckler and wife, dated
the 26tn day of January, 1882 and recorded in the
Clerks Office # Henreo County the 29th day Of
the same month, shall, on Monday, the 18th day
of June, 1852 at the hour of O'Clock in the even
ing, proc sed to sell at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, part OF the property conveyed by said deed
as follows to wit: the House and Lot on Broad
street, in the city of Richmond, known as Brack
etts Tavt m and on the 18th day of June, 1852
at the same hour, shall proceed to sell two brick
Tenements and two frame Tenements, with three
and half acres OF land thereunto attached, al
Rockets partly in the county of Henrico and part
ly in the city OF Richmond.
Upon the Brackets Tavern there is lien for
three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in IA
vor OF G. w. Toler payable On the 23rd day OF DC.
tober, 1852.
The terms of the sale will be- for the Rockets
property one third cash, and the residue credit
of twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
the day of sale For the Brackets's Tavern proper.
ty. one-thrd cash the sum Of three thousand six
hundred and fifty dollars payable on the a3rd day
of October, 1852, and tie residue eighteen months
from the day OF sale, with interest from that day.
Negotiable notes will be required from the pur
chasers tor the credit insislnlents, and deeds of
trust upon the property sold TO secure the payment
of SAID ipstaments. The trustee will only convey
such title as is in him. The sale to be conducted by
ToLER a. Cook.
je ids G. A. MYERS, Trustee.
S,HERWOOD Ar AUCTION.-Having in
~ view larger estate, l shaiI Sell at auction, ON
the premises, at 10 o'c.ock, on THURSDAY, the
10th day of June my Sherwood plantation OF 225
acres situated four miles east of Richmond, on the
Williamsburg road. Should that DAY be too Dclem-
ent for the sale, the first fair day thereafter will be
sale day.
The improv ements, which are Of the first order,
very much enhance the value OF this productive
farm. There being about 125 acres of heavily tim
bered land enough wood might be sold to pay fifty
per cent. of the sum for which the land may sell
L. B SrARKE.
ToLER Cook Auctioneers. my l9-tds
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NEW BOUhS: NEW BUUAs!.-Lec.
" lures ON the Apocalypse: Critical, Expository,
and Practical delivered befbre the University of
Cambridge, being the Hulsean Lectures for the
year ls4o, by Chr. Wordsworth, d D, Can of
Westminster, formerly Fellow Of Trinity Col eye,
Cambridge, AND Public Oraio- of the University
from the Dad London edition.
The Elements of Christian Science: Treatise
upon Moral Philosophy ana Practice, by w Adams,
SIP
The Last Enemy, Conquering and Conquered, by
George Burgess, d D, Bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Maine.
Naomi, or the Last Days OF jerusalem by Mrs J.
Webb author OF the Beloved DISCIPLE &c.
Elements Of Instruction, concerning the Church,
for the use OF young persons, by Chr Words
worth, edited end enlarged, by Hugh Davy Evans
The Riches that Bring Sorrow, by Rev Frs
kline Neale M A, Rector Of Kertop, and Chaplain to
Earl Spencer.
edited by H D Evans. A. MORRIS,
Je3 81 Main street.
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A UGTloN SALE OF MIsCELLANI


rIRANDOLES, ETHEREAL q OIL
VI LAMPS AT AUCTION On TUESDAY
MORNING, the 9Th inst commencing at half past
. O'CLOCK, we will sell at auction large and spien-
did collection OF Girandoles, in sets OF g. 3, and
lights.
Also, a large assortment of Eth erial and Oil
Lamps, OF the latest patterns. Terms at sale.
ie5 ALEX. MOTT g. co. Aucts
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IONS OF TEMPkkA nee VINO intend par.
- ticipating in the celebration, TO morrow are
solicited TO call snd supply then selves wiki white
Vests aaa Gloves, at No l34 Main ct, where also
may be found, large and OF the richest stocks
of Summer Ready Made Clothing, compris-
ing every style of goods for Goats, Pants and Vests
now in market, from finest 10 lowest grades Also,
great variety of Furnishing Goods, such as Neck
Ties Stocks, Gauze, Merino and Lisle Thread I'm
dershirts, &c. One and ali in want, will find ii
greatly TO their advantage in giving me CAL as
the goods must and shall be sold at the smallest
CASH PRICE. J. D. GOODMAN,
ie 3 No 1874 Main 81. opposite Eagle Scr
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QATEN PUT@Y.-l am row manufacturing q
~ superior article Vi Pnsty, made OF pure mate
rails, and combined in such thorough manner
that It Is uniform in appearances adheres nicely to
the SASH and leaves smooth and glossy surface
is tough and of very waite color.
Anxious TO introduce this article TO the attention
OF Glazers and Painters will furnish small uuan
uty gratis to those wishing to try it. Ii viii be sold
in quantities at N. York prices.
Manufactured by
l.
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q po0rsA CE.-M0kE NEW -
CEivEnA AND SHOES JUST RE

street, Richmono o. IT,. ~, y am
@ouia most respectfully call the a,,a,,;s. ~ 81
ilenas, customers and the public rsnersliy :, he
vssa Of 1d Boots uass Garrett B.es
stye &C. but c eeleeraisd r sny for Of
poitant object that is the Durability ana I'M
ton they give the wearer TO wnicn lie $500.
would most respectfully call the atention -
and gentlemen N want of Roots and Shoes af s,
quality, as they VIII always hrd the best Of sood.
to select from, both of my own and the hest Ph;ls
deiphia made, ane at the lowest prices :
ALEXANDER HILL
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots. Shoes.
led Trunks. CARPET Bags Valises &c
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n THE TEMFERANCE CONVKN:

IiON:-lne members are respectfully invi-
TED, during their visit to the Metropolis 10
drop In at the large aud beautiful store pop
olsIiy known as the Ladies' Saloon where they
VIII always md sparkling dfaughi Of their fayo-
rte beverage, and retired ami pleasant seats, at
snslr service The Song sre invited TO bring the
, dIaaenIers" along with them, and We VIII take
sssrs IN showing them as large and varied an
stvi's en1 o. Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c, of all
virginia. Remember the address. -
/ lea WHITE 4 PAGE, IS Main street.
| dooss below Doo,ev's Eat store
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BIZ ALExANDER S0TT . :

GnLaC SALE on A LARGE COL.
,sr III : ~ LON VI FINE GERMAN AND ENG
EnGRAvINGss OIL PAINTISGs' Am ass - ny
FL Ed noohs-Ne v.uld notify he lover Of he
Y .. We have received large ana hesntisu, lot
OF the above and shall commence 10 eel wisbaafrs
s s On a !, Afterneen, and continue
iney are arranged AZ the Tont;re Hair anro~s,.
the Banks, Main street. ard may BE- seer anr;nS
me gay. ALEXANDER MOTT 4 co. Accfs.
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- FOR WASHINGTON AND Al.
49, EAAHDRiA.-T The good schr. Mary Will
lis, wilson, MASTER having the greater portion Of
OF her cargo engaged and going On board, win
have immediate despatch. For remainder OF car.
go, apply to the Captain on board, at Ludiams
wharf, or to
je 3-lw W. d. COLQUITT
A TPRIvATE SAL k.-Jusi received,a large
~ and splendid collection OF candelapras, Ethe
real Lamps, Boquet Holders, Brass Spiftoons, DC.
which will be exhibited at private sale for few
days and will be sold wholesale or retail Mer
chants are respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock. which viii be sold privately upon &C.
commodsting terms.
js3 Alex. MOTT co.
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JUST UBL = I'll Il D-E,nerson bennett'a
y greatest work, Viola, OF Adventures in the Far
Southwest, by Emerson Bennett, author Of the
Prairie Flower, &c-25 cents s
Wilkurn, or the Heir OF the Manor 3 Romance
of the Old Dominion, by Walter Whitmore. Esq,
author OF RetIibution. Ella Winston, Ac-25 cents.
For sale by q. NJ. WEST Il BROTHER, sn
ia 4 ais Under the Exchange q
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- most respectfully dedicated to the Ladies' of
Fredericksburg, Va, by J Willard Adans-piee
25 cents-just published and for sale by
J. w. RANDOLPH,
ie2 I2l Main street.
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NEW AND IMPROVED WHEAT FAN.
~ S. COCHRAN s double oscillating Ne Plus u
ira Premium Fan Mill will be exhibited at the
state Capital (Richmond2 on Friday, 4th June,
S. COCHRAN.
Petersburg, Va, June 3, 1859. je 5-2t*
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SALA4ANDEk sAFEs.-A further supply,
- land We always have on hand all sizes,) Of Her
rings really tire proof Safes at the New York fac
tory prices delivered in the cry warranted to be
the genuine kind, to stand the most intense neat,
and 10 preserve irs contents from iujary.
FRY d McCAkDLIsH. agents,
les Cary street.
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TiOUsK AND LAND FOR SALE AT

Booksellers Statnners and dealers in Piano Fortes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-06
FOR SALE,
The Brick Mill, Depot and Sundry
Dwelling Houses and Shops.

TIME entire properly contajFs nearly 10 acres
j ofLand, Situated at HaHtown, Jefferson co.
Va. 1t is scarcely necessary 10 60 into detailed
description Of Ibis very valuable property, 50 con
spicuously situated and 50 well known to the pub
lie Few who have travelled tbs great thorough
fare through The Valley of yifginia.~whose auen-
tion has not been arrested by This well constructed
MILL, located in lhe centre of one of therinest
wheat regions In the Atlantic States
The Winchester apd Potomac Railroad passes
through the pr6peFtysand within 100 yards Of The
Mill, and has Depot connected with it, which
gives il ready access TO the Baltimore, George
town and Alexandria Markets, The Mill is four
stories high, we'll ventilated and constructed in the
most desirable manner. Ii. has an eighteen-foot
wheel, and tuShed by constant stream
There are connected with the Mill a very COM
Portable BRICK DWELLING, and necessary
Out Houses; delightful Spring near the door, dc
The above prPPerty if not sud privately before
Saturday, TIE 1914 day Of My neat will be offered
ON that day, in front Of the Depot al Haltown. al
public sale, at i o'clock P. M.
4 The terms then made known, wi ich will be ac-
eommodating.s Possession given the Isl Of July
next
For further pafticulars{make application 10 lhe
undersigned, living near Charlestown Jefferson
county, Va. GEO. 3. BEALL
March 1859 Err of yobn fYatss Ter'3