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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE The subscriber, having
determined make change IN hts afas offers for sale his
farm Faak county, Nginin, situated Immediately the
~ River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Wschester
four place, and from Wash
nTou city, District ef Columbia The improvements consist Of
large and convenient hek house, with five
Kitchen and all buildings aiso brick tavern,
bisksmth shop, which furnish annually between
hundred my leads of About
haof the IL in wooii the balance cleared and IN rapidly
improving condition The stock 6c viii be sold with the
given For further particulars In
qurs Danirl Rsca, ESQ., Washington city, D. o., Dr.
Isaac Winster, Asrandns, Virginia. ! .
Aug lo--iaw5t EDWIN y, FITLHUGH.
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E0 sa|,Ilz =

A NEW Routo 20 PittsburH, via the Baltimore, -
guehanno, 10 Phfsbvg
20 hou sfpress viii leave Calvert daily
with the United atutss mail from Washington and Baltimore
connecting With the fast line at MddIetown N,
irving st Harrisburg MI, m. 10 dinner.
The Harrisburg for arriving
Hodsysbur Athis passengers the option
taking either
stagss direct from HolAesysburs, to rit.bnrE.
Tcksu will be sold The following points by this aiH wit
York, wghvie, counbis, Marietta, Middcown Harrisburg
New Pert tesvils Lewis'own, Mcvsystowp Hunt
ingdon, Holidays snd Pittsburg.
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Caxe sbippenbur Chsmbershurs and
other points this rad.
passengers from Washington
the of will
the Baltimore OHIO Railroad Company arrival Of
the morpins receive the baggaxs which will be
: RoBEnr sTEwART,
Oct I-dff Ticket Agent
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NEW Fan MII,nery.-Mrs CHOATE viii open her md
uery rooms Saturday. instant where
Washington vicinity be accommodated the
sonae trimming store has ALSO been repn
ribbons Act large Of useful
fancy suitable for the on u street, side
"a Pennsylvania octh-dh
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0NIDER's CHEAP WINE yrORE. No. 4o w.,.
street, below Foustb, Wines, liquors Of IA
uiss ofdisscs posA dos ths ows and producers % y ~
chsaSss haa ohss snd furnished members
ess and sksrs, Al Washington city, shortest
~ "Adsmss Expxcss.n FfaT s"P~s
SheTrios Sparkling Champagne.
Madclfas Moet, extra
Pous, ciequot
ked wine, Dine,
Tenerne, feuuehot,
Lisbon, Iieldsiek,
masesl, and many Others
FsonLxnan, Sparkling Mosse,
Malaga, Hockhem, II.
ClaIet OF all sorts, kuaesheim,
sautefDe, Mafcobrunn
Burgundies, the largest stock In Phadelpha.
BSaadiss Of all sorts,
dark and pale In casks, demiohn, bottles with so.
aud very and old esFb
whiskey, Mononaahela, Bourbon Jamaea .
gn preserving brandy, blackberry aud wild cherry bandes s
ale London porter and stout in bbls Of and dozen
Ef5NH Hapona Cigars,
OF direct importation, the reliable quality always ar 49,
Wholesale by the quarter boz. II q r''"u'
The only establishment where all wines, ai5Sr d,,o
from the original package in which imported N1
Hotels, Country Trade,
and supplied wholesale BY The easl a.
dozen, package OF assorted sorts. 'TYs"a
Orders by offeegraph, giving limit In
be satisfactorily ned, this goods take bach -
familiar acquaintance with prlneInal uia
duciHg countries Of Europe and The bes h
there, enable offer good articles cheap
- . JACOB sNIDER, JRs
Cheap Wine Store, No. 76 Walnut ST., phlladrlnlla
Feb l2 dly '''i''a'
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FOR HARPKR.s rEnnY.

THE neIi Fashion
commencing from this dae between Geogetown Haps
Ferry '
Leaving Geoseiowa daily arriving Hsrpers feuy
next morning 10 in time for the for Cumberland and
Winchester. tsf.ss
Returning, leaving Harper's Ferry aa m, arriving Gegs
town morning at o'clock.
Omnibuses will be in eadness the arrival
Georgetown, TO convey them 10 Washington.
Gf-Fare through, including board, VI 49,
Mar 2S--dn
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RALr.moRE c.n.s. OF Dental surxsry, session


Chaplin A. Harris A. b. NJ D. Professor OF Principles and rfar
tcs Of Dental surgsry
Thos Bond t, A. NJ NJ D. Professor Of Special Pathology
asd Therapeutics.
W. Handy NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Alfred A. Blandy VI. D., Professor Cooperative
PHILIP Austen, NJ d. Prcfs~.os of Mechanical Denssy.
Reginald N. Wright A. M. N. d., Lecturer Chemisy.
The mechanical and disscctna reouas will opened
Monday of October The nhsfy viii be open iAoaao e
The regular of Mont
November, and continue ulI the last of March.
Tickets for The course siio d-ecinE uekei tordha fo
msicuistion, % diploma fee so.
Good board from 81 30 10 % so. .-. 49,
Asr5 w. r. HANDY, Dean.
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('HARLES III. CIemency and Elizabeth Cismenoy
his wife, Eusebus Welsh and others-Crcuit fol
Talbot county in equity term object Of th.
sale Talbot
county, OF wc certain John Leonard died seized and
The bill John Leonard departed this life seized
sessed Of Talbot leaving the complainant
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the Eusebias Wech Sally
Ann Porter George M Leonard Ellen Welch and james Williams
and Mary Williams, his wife, his and legal
that will Ds for the interest and advantage Of all in
that the said should be so that the sad
James Williams and Mary Williams reside Of the Of Mary
land.
II tereupon adudgea that the companants by
causing OF this order be inserted in pub
shed Warrington, the District Of Columbia, each OF
weeks before the first day Of November give
object
this bill them appear this
cor before third Monday November
premises and show they have, why decree
ought not not pass, prayed.
PB. HOPPER.
True copy-Aucst:
sAML T. HOPKINS
AugI8-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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l'OIDWster Cure.-The hydropsth'c Encyclopedina
" TEN Of hydropsfhy and hyu in eight parts.
J. Outlines OF Anstomy--ilnsrsSed.
y Physiology Of the Human BoAy,
q Iygieoio Agencies and the Preservation OF Health.
g. Disteios and Hydropsihic Cookery.
s. Theory and Practice Of Water Treatment.
g. Special Pathology including Ma
ture Causes, symptoms. and Tresimsn Of all known Diseases
T. Application to Surgical Diseases.
e. Application Hydroparhy Midwifery Nursery.
Designed guide families
physicians; by n. J. Trail, NJ. D.
For sale by GRAY HArLANTYNF,
~ Seventh
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r. II = I =
naisimor. ana washington Railroad.

PASSENGER trains folowsi
Leave washipron and 2, a 12i, and e. m.
Leave Baltimore st ~ and y and ~, p. m.
Sundays the second and third trains from Washington and
cond and fpurh from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets and checks Philadelphia and New York be
obtained leaving q, and Passenger
Of themselves and baggage
in Baltimore Philadelphia railroad station.
tickets BladensbnE at Si3 will be
" I. II. PARSONS,
Al Q5--du Agent
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CHARLOTTE Hall. SCHOOL.


IN THEIR anxiety extend the and
render this school emnenty useful the have
afforded board and tuition hr below
similar barely
the exercise Of the sctest The greatly
confidence aud the extensive
to appoint additional teacher drill The
military exercises tn this and other incidental
which the interests OF tho school demand e board
been induced make small addition charges tuition
which would be but rghty felt BY individuals hui which,
aggregate hoped viii be conngeneies There
fore-- qst
Roed That hereafter the charges for institution
shall be as follows;
Per quarter
In the primary English department alone. 50
In the Mathematical department alone
In the classical classical and mathematical
In the department OF modern lansuager for each
In the scientific department. chemistry natural pbos
ophy astronomy, practical surveying, Ac, with OF
Instruments and suenaAnse m experimental lectures
Board, washing, he., heretofore .......... q 50
The vacation extended third Money
September
BY order Of the board Of trustees
Il. r.. BRISCOE, Register
CHARLorrE HAIL, 81 Mays county, Nd, July 30 isa
Aug. y
GLORIOUS NEwS-Tbe important discovery yei made
Phiis's patent liquid gus for capeners,
patent glue, ssass, ready requires no 6
IL free frc SMELL and will liquid IN also as
cement for wood china marble paper
wherever saving
sight,
. h,ssrs re - msn .oser dIusr, Ae 4 70 Coz
eress,ve fc the "a. rade and
win DO well stread This immeds,sy We
so s a. .oS ~. ), s so sas sS
any part of the UnissA States, carriage free.
Also Bnh psh, County
msscsan''' s'hss 70 The shove ApSy early
Jsly Ji--dsm Cedar street, near Pearl New Yot
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DIsTRIoT 81 CeLuaBIA,
Washington cousty, TO ttf !
ospHAs,s CouRr,

=
ORPHANS CoURT,
August !, 1852.
Ordered that the administrator the personal OF Francis
w. Domnck OF Buenos South America deceased
give required the creditors Of said deceased BY
advertisement week for three weeks, the Union
Tcsts- ED. N. ROACH, Register.
Aug e-law3w
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University OF vtsginia.

THE session OF his university wiz October
and end June Goth.
Its seAess l. ancient languages modern languages =
mathemsc natural philosophy chepsy
g. medicine; anatouy physiology, and
gerry moral philosophy; aw 10, nreshp of anatomy
There professor for each school, assn instructor for each
OF the schools Of ancient modern sruages and
Acs, spd adjunct professor OF law and eer anatomy
Expenses s-TrIion paid advance IL ems school be
attended $50; so each three ute, 423 each SIS
NorE.IA school oil for edae
S60i bf the senior s75sitendancs higher involving
the privilege OF attending lower class The cs for bs
entire course OF medical lectures, including The dssectng
fee, oe5.
and lodging, including diet bedding furniture,
andservApts attendance, silo paid In three nstaipsnt
adrsncs washing, - 70 $40 per session fuel ~ light,
occupying SIS TO s0 each. lao
Rent Of doriuitory occupyngs room, 50 each
Mstricuaoa fee, SC, els Is
oas
contingent drpoxe Of 80 Is required Of each student
sm0unt necessary clothing money boeks
ssnno, be accurately stated. - ....-
GEssNER HARRISON,
AugF-aawaw Chairman Faculty.
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NOTICE.. undersigned hereby inform the citizens s Wash
and public generally that they have this entesed
copaunarshp for the of making plans psc6cattsp
and estimates M dwelling and other houses and 10 aad
value buider thorough prscsles
wi bches o house bsdnr
the undersigned u offer their services the increasing
mand OF the oommunity.
Once north side, third door from 9Th will
open for business from 8, n., ia g. p.
Al orders viii " attended promptly and liberal
JOHN T.. HAkkNEss.
Aug l0-2swim WN. w. BIRTH.
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University Of Georgia,

TIME of this institution VIII professor
science, Gil the l7th of November The
will teach the French language addition
10 the branches appropriate TO the professorshp.
Salary, 8, 200 per annun payable quarterly.
Sept 4-4t1aw ASBURY HULL, Secretary.
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ils Is to give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
from Washington
OF Columbia Of administration personal Of
Francis W. Domnick of Buenos Ayres, South America de-
All having claims the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof e
before Of they
excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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THE Great Co,nusissicnt or oArisnan Church
tud and charged convey the Gospel the World BY The
Rev John Harris, o. ID,
The Great Of Lords Mnisp by
the Rev. John Harris.
Religious Progress DeyeopnApt Of The Christ
ian Character by the Rev. William H. Williams.
Sacred Rbctoe and Delivery 81 asrmons by
Henry Ripley To which added Hints Ertsporsneo.s
Preaching; ny Henry Ware, ID. D. M#
The Christians Daily Treasury by Ebenezer Temple.
Lectures on the Lords Prayer by william r. Wil,sms
For at GRAy 4 BsLLANTYNEF
Religious Book Depository.
Nov. II Seventh street
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOk MAURY, booksellers,
IN avenue, 9th received sup
ply splendid gold hs best paiien price, from
fifty dollars Among will be found kapps
baed niche approved exant from It's close
sembance quill and made of degrees hexb
to suit any handwriting.
Gn.s
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Indefinite Po.spom.mept Of Land sales An Iowa.

Indefinite Postpon~mens ot Land sales IN Iowa.
Office hereby the sales Of public lands ordered
be held Fairfield Iowa City and Dubuque In the State Of
proclamation bearing dais the 2o July uimo here
rneny ropon OF the act OF Congress
IAN three additional land districts In the State
Iowa. approved p 1872 by which nearly all the lands In
and be eprocsned earliest day practics
bic after Offices shall have been duly organized
nv the PRESIDENT MILLARD FILLMORE.
Joux WILsos,
Acting compissopcr Of The General Land Once.
Aug i3-isws~
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IIAMrITON's wORKs-LiN in Earnest ieno 10 csnts
III The of Olives lsmo 20 cents
Harp the Wliews. lsmo. 10
Thankfulne-s lemo 10
Life of Hail. Drpo Gilt, 10
Home-siinstracd. cent
Life of Lady Coiauhcnn- portrsit Is
DR. Hamilton weu this
brilliant writer's 81 tho day His Life in Eaynestr stir. the son
like hnge hast, and this beautiful falls
the low, sweet wall of naenaeen, dirr from
master Thss volume beside MARY Lundie
saving his utter the highest TIM. could
For sale by GRAY A BAf.tANTYNF,
MOVIE ssveath
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MW "a II - s51I
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINoTON RAILROAD.
Tsiss and l28 and r. Tbrourb
m 4, following points
ing e Relay wild, those wss and Baltimore with hs
going D>sLl
New borhs....s.s ss*sss.....ss-.... ~
Philadelphia ....-................fr ~
norfolk
piffshurG 10 10
Mheeint .........s...........n 20
Wnenes,srs. ..s.............3
lesdans sprinrs. 90
Capson Spring.. 90
Aug. s r. H. PARSONS, Aren't
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0rHTCE cftbe New York and Liverpool Untted States
Mail Steamship Company, No 8 Wa sreetNew York, Au
i7h shehoohs subscription 70 the balance of the
o This subscribed previous passage
increased mail from will be opened
3ssh Of September
elusive by order Of the board Of directors. -
Auglo secrcnv.
nE ROI.r.AND's French CONNIE Pate, superior arr
envelopes which
distant The world. For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Oct % Bookseller, OH street.
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no OWNERS OF LANDS In TcrasA gentleman in Virginia
who good and desires TEXAS
of lands in that country, with 10 bring them into
market.
family and small capital and s dssrous ofcnssgns in
satisfactory testimonials
and responsibility and his general acquaintance such
as,o emigration Terns
Any ofTeras inclined himself
paoedin
advertiser and get suitable responses by addressing paid
WIN. 6OULDfH,
General srep, and collector, Richmond, virginia.
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MADAM pLAKE's Dancing ard w.stx,nr Aosdsmys
M Apollo Hai-Msdam Bskc has tho honor of announeim
her patrons and the public r the season w
ecmmerce on the 9ad cf Novemher ls,2 Madam " hs w ,
cured through her New York all the Fashionable dance
The coming Washington, TUESDAY
Saturdays from half IN hs o'clock. fvnng
m gentlemen hsfprst O'Clock For apply AZ inc h"
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By the resolution 10 auihorize the continuance OF
8 work upon the two wings Of the Capitol
For ihe continuance Of the work the
two wings OF the Capitol 500 900
By the act for the relief OF Edward Everett
For services rendered by him 10 the
Quartermssters department at San An
tonic. from October fifteenth eighteen
hundred and fory-six, to Jane seven
ieenib, eighteen hundred and forty
seven COT
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Book Nossee.
Lrsssay Housy AriyEst
August -, lsas
LARGE Number OF books heournp yet o
IA The members Of the House, having them 70 W
possession, respectfully 70 be- reiune
.s JoHN A. PARKER
Aas a7--an Librarian House d Representative.
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White Hall, New wi"dscr Carroll county, Mary
land.
TINS wslkno~n establishment has lately been thoroughly
waited and hed for the especial benefit of families w
remsTkahf
for its saubrity, In The vicinity sulphur
spring and for residence there de-
sahls in the State ihnn the village ofNew Windsor
The subscriber sti
hoadsrs The table viii be kSpt
ALL The bar will be furnhedvnh the best Of Wines quor,
gsrs, he.
The for board shsli nothing win be Ten ~
dore which viii cendvc. TO The cot pleasure OF vse
New windsor IA of reached either
stage 70 Westminster, By the haaurc Onto aroad
Wocdhne Mount Airy, either Of places convyan
win be found to convey passengers Windsor notice
given 70 the subscriber few days before.
SARAH BAnTHoI.ow, Proptstah
Jnyo3-du ,. r. BARTuoLow, Agent t
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4 VALUABLE FARM ron sALE.-The subscdbsr, huvinl

HANukL ~ Il U0HFfkl HoIlpltoT TOT NVHP'aIHHHI
True copy-Testet
Aug 1i-law3w v, j. HENRY CLERK
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For lieht-boat to be moored AT AraDs
Pass, or a lighthouse, as may be deem'
most expedIent upon further examin
lion, and for channel buoys in sa
channel, and buoy al Dollar Point,
addition 10 the sum appropriated for
lighthouse at said point
For constructing three small or harb
lighthouses in Galveston bay, namel,
one at Red Fish bar, one at Cloppel
bar, and one at Hali-Moon Shoal, in a
diiion TO the amount (twenty thousal
dollars) already appropriated for ligl
house on Red Fish bar
CALIFORNIA.
For large buoys TO be placed on sunk
rocks, In the bay OF San Francisco
FOR n beacon at Humboldrs Harbor, ne
North Spit
Fora lighthouse at the harbor at
Poinie, on Lake Superior
Fos the erection Of lighthouse at San
Cruz, California
For the complexion OF lighthouses in G,
ifornia and Oregon
For hght-boais, and other means for re-
derlnG assistance 10 wrecked marine
and others on the coast OF the Unit
States
For testing the apparatus Of Wilson a,
Meacham, for illuminating light-hous,
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PUBLIC ANp PRIVATE SALES.
~ pURJ.IC SALE OF n Valuable

TRACT or LAND, SLfFE.s, &c.-ln
pursuance Of decree Of the circuit court OF Bed
ford in the case Of Tompkins vs. Tinsiey, Scr and
McCabe W Tinsley, &c, the undersigned, who
were appointed commissioners for that purpose,
will ON Saturday. the 2Sth dry OF februery, 1897
at the residence Of Samuel G. Tinsey, m the coun
" Of Bedfpr,i. near the Meadows OF Goose Greek,
sell to the highest bidder, al public auction the
TRACT OF LAND on which theeaid Tinsiey now
resides, continuing l12 1-2 Acres, with II.
apptrtena4ces, lying Ayers mil creek IN SAID
county This Tract Of Land is said TO be very val-
liable The improvements con sist ola comfortable
q DWELLING HOUSE, and all other neces-
IL sary houses. Any person wishing TO purchase
can have opportunity of inspecting it before the
day Of sase-
Also. at the same time and place, will be sold
Seven Valuable slaves and the increase
of the females since the date Of two deeds Of trust
executed by said Tinsley, one bearing date on The
9th day of February. 1850, and the other the 10th
day of June. 1850.
Also. 3 Horses, 5 Feather Beds, Bedsfeads and
Furniture. and other Household and Kitchen Fur
sirure all the Plantation Tools m possession Of said
Tinsley at the date Of the said deed Of Goth juno
1880 one Ok Cart, one Y oke Of Oxen a"d stock OF
Cattle and Hogs in possession OF sand linsley on
the said Goth June, 1850.
TERMS-The Land will be sold a credit ~
twelve months the purchaser being required to give
bond with good personal security, and the title TO
the land retained further security subject to re-
sale in default Of the payment of the purchase mo-
ney. The Slaves and other property Will be sold on
n credit of six months, the purchaser giving bonds
with good sccuray G.. A. WINGFIELD,
E. C. BURKS,
JAMES +. JOHNSON,
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !!

~ The subscribers are receiving and open
ing one ofthe largest and most desirable stucks Of
Goods ever offered the public in this place.
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully inv-
ted TO their selection Of Dress Goods consisting in
part Of plain and fancy Silks Satin De Chine fig a
Mouslins and Cashmere. French Nerinos Of the
best quality; plain Mousns and Cashmeres all CO
lors Alpaccas in great variety, Bombezine of supe
rior quality Party Dress Goods, French Embroide-
ries. Hosiery Gloves, Ild'k'fs, Ribbons; Mouslin
Flounces. q new criticize Sills and Woollen Vests.
Sc. &c.
Gentlemen will find in stock n selection of
Cloths, Cassimercs and Vestings, unsurpassed in
this market; also fancy and plain Scarfs, Cravats,
Gloves of all descriptions, silk and linen HIKE.
Suspenders; Mcrino Skirts the finest ever in this
market; Collars. &c. &c.
Our supply Of heavy Woollens Is large and well
worthy the atsensioa ef those having servants To
clothc. Blankets. TT all prices; Domestics, very
cheap Calicoes. in great variety; large stock Of
Curpeting and Rags.
We ask that all in want of goods. will give our
stock an examination as confident of selling to
those who will do so. Our Goods are NEW, and
have been purchased with the greatest care, and
we are determined 10 sell them.
Country Merchants win find itno disadvantage to
give our stock an examination, will sell upon
as good terms as any house in the State. All we
ask il that you favor US with call.
O-r9-ts COLiIOUN & HOLT.
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a LOOK AT TTlls--At,hc sign

Republican and Express. copyo times Il week
for three months nnf charge the Nirriunn
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~ UABLE LAND AND NEGROES.-In pur-
Of decree Of the circuit court for Botctour
county, made at the September term thereof, for
1851, in suit pending in said coErt- m the name
of John $. Wilson and others, plaintiffs, vs. Robert
Irwin and others, dcfcndants-we shall on Tuesday
the 10th day of March, 1852, at the residence of
said Irwin ia Botetourt county, sell ut auction the
valuable plantation which the said Irwin resides,
containing abont THREE HUNDRED AND
fx% TWENTY-FIVE ACRES. This plantation
-. is situated about four miles below Buchan-
an. Immediately the line of the James River
and kanawha improvement. The greater part Of
il is cleared and in good of cultivation, and
most Of the open land X Jancs River Bottoms of
am excellent quality. The improvements consists
Of large new framed DWELLING HOUSE, M
well planned and constructed, good Kitchen, EEL
Smokehouse, Negro Cabins, large Barn, &c. &c.
all in good state Of rnr<rir-
ALso--at the same time aud place, TRACT
OF LAND on Jcnnne' creek, ad joining the above,
containing 50 ACRES, with a Grist and
n. Saw Will, situated thereon. And Is or
LII 20 FALUABLE SLATES, consisting of
Men, Homes and ChRdres.
tfrhe sale be not completed on the day above
named it will be continued from day to day till
completed.
TERMS-Small payments. to defiay the cxpen-
ses and charges of sale, will be required ON each
purchase--as to the residue, credit Of six months
will be given on the Purchases Of slaves-and of
Il, Is and "a months, in equal instruments on the
purchases of lands, the purchasers To give bonds
with good personal security-and the equitable
lien the land to be retained as further security
for the payment of the purchase money.
WILLIAM II. ANTHONY, Commits
FREDERICK A. MARTIN, : sioners.
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COMMISSION HOUSE in Rich-


~ MONp--Wnh the view ofgiying our friends
and alb others who may favor with theiH patron
age the advantages of both markets, we have es'ab-
lished in the City of Richmond a house for trans
acting "A GENERAL COMMISSION BLSE
NESS, to be conducted by TazEwELL 5. MoRToN,
under the style of TAZEWELL s. MORTON &
co.
The business of WATKINS & MORTON, will
be conducted n Petersburg by SAMUEL V. WAT
KISs assisted by JONI A. MonroS, ms heretofore.
1t is our purpose to adhere strictly to the Com
mission business giving undivided rtse1lrion to
tho sale of the staple products Of the country, VIZ
Tobacco, Wheat Corn, Flour. Cotton, &c.
We return our thanks for the liberal patronage
thar hns been bestowed concern in Peters
burg. and to the dealers in produce and merchan-
disc in that city we feel under many obligations for
the generous libcraliiy aud punctualiiy we have at
all times met with in our transactions with them.
TAZEWE ELL S. MORTON * CO,
Richmond, Va.
WATKINS & MORTON,