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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE


FFNRADE SALE or SUGAR, COFFEE.
l. MOLASSES, &c, AT AUG FiUN On TUES
DAY, the 7th OF September, commencing a, 10
O'Clock, we will sell at warehouse, at Rocketts
10 close consignments-
30S hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to choice quality
275 bags Rio Coffee
$50 bb!s early crop La Molasses, prime quality
$50 bbls N. q. clarified and N. Y Coffee sugar
sc hhds Cuba Molasses
100 packages small Loaf Sugar
100 bbls rectifed Whiskey
100 bbls New York ana N. o. Syrup, &C.
And many other arucles suited TO the trade.
TERIs-Un Ter SI0U Cash; ever 500, months
credit Tor approved negotiable paper.
e The Goods will be arranged in store, and
the sale Will take place without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MUNCURE L. CO.,
u Auctioueets
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Destuction al Me Natioual Rond StaLLes.

OeSE0cIt0N q Tie NdtaONa1 Road Stables.
CCMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. 27,-The extern
sye National Road Stage Company's stables,
onGeorge street, are now in flames, and will be
entirely consumed, the combuslible nature of
the buildings and their contents rendering the
EFFORTS OF The fremen unavailing. This is the
third time they have been burnt down during
the last four wears
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DEATH lille at Prayer,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-John c. NAPLES,
the superintendent OF the Sailors Home, in this
city, died last evening very suddenly. He
was at prayer meeting with the sailors of the
Home, and was just concluding prayer when
he ielI over and died liz ten minutes.
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Fancy Bal at Nerp0rt.

NEWPORT, Aug. 26.-The meeting held at
the Ocean House Tins uorn;,g re make ar
Engagements for the closing ball of the season,
was crowded. 1t was resolved to have q grand
fancy and dress ball at the Ocean House on
Thursday, 2nd September The hotels are
all crowded, and the prospect is favorable for
q splendid hall
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4 LAHATA WARE A So ss1.'I,r,7 ., -
II FOR SILVER The attention of tn. nuh,ic !.
respectfully called TO the above named Ware ss
belcg a Substitute for silver, which for use
Is guaranteed to be equally good. Il lie Metal
which Is much haicer than Silver cons uueutly
VIII last lol ger Lnd lear tougher usage II is n
c5noHau~n OF Metals hich are perfec, ly pure
ana are as free from corrusioa as Silver Itself
therefore, every article VIII be warranted to retain
its original color.
UUr articles are ali manufactured bv Josenh
Gates Y Sons, and James Dixon d. Sons Sheffield
a e neaViiy plated with pure silver, which makes
them the lac simile CT Silver ITSELF and can be en-.
gfaved precisely he same. Being direct Import
eis OF the above, we ale enabled 70 show an assert
nent equal 10 any at the North, and at prices as
low and reasonable. The attention of Hotel keep
ers Is earnestly solicited to this Kind of Ware as
tor their use they will find it answers better pur
pose than silver, is about oneuurth the cost Our
assortment consists in part Of the following, such
as Table and Dessert Forks, Medium Forks for
breakisst use, Oyster FORKS, article with two
prongs; Pickle Folks, &c. Tea, Table, and Des.
seIt spoons; salt, Mustard, end Egg Spoons :;
Sauce, Gravy, Soup, and Today Ladies Butter
hulves, &c, &c Ice Cream Knives, Fish Caryers
Asparagus longs, q Butter Coolers d new arti
Gle; Salt Holders, Sugar BASKETS, Water Pitchers
o. most elegant Designs the FAC slne of silver
Table Casters, Stationary ard revolving some with
solld Silver mCuntlngs. Cake Baskets, Urns and
swing Tea Kettles, vita Heaters, &c, &c t. be had
al enters
House Furnishing Store, 1877 Main street
2 -
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FROM THE SOCIETY ISLANDS

Atvlces from the Society Islands, state that the
french had become quite overhearing and had pro-
h.bted the Protestant missionaries from preaching
ne mater mad BEEN submitted 10 the decision Of
the government
The inai Abandonment Of the Flores expedition
had been confirmed.
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NOTICE.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURER
n II & p ID Z,


"a L ii 4 s U b RIBER
IN would most respectfully call the TA
- attention OF his friends, customer g, and the
public generally to his large and fashionable
stock of Ladies'. Gentlemens', Boys Misses and
Childrens Boots and Shoes OF the best quality and
workmanship ever offered in this city. | am also
in receipt OF my fall stock of materials for the man.
ufac.ure OF Ladies', Gardeners Boys and Misses
Boots and Shoes of every description that can be
called for In fashionable manufacturing establish
ment. He would call the particular attention of
the Ladies to his large variety of French Lastings
for dress and party Caters of every shade and CO.
Tor that can be called for, which, together with his
French, English and American Kid and Morocco
Skins, selected by himself with especial reference
to manufacturing, affords those in want Of a good
aric chance to supply emselves at the shortest
notice. Feeling confident that he offer ss great
Inducements in the way of good article of Boots
and Shoes both IN workmanship and lnsterial as
any house in this or any other city, 10 which he
would call the attention Of all in of Boots and
Shoes Of good quality, as they vii! always find a
large assortment to select from, and the lowest
prices. either of his manufacture, or the best
Philadelphia or Eastern work.
ALEX. HILL, Manufacturer and Desler
In Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Vaises, &c, No l27 Main ST, Ricnmond, Va.
au 81
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DeStructfre Hail Storm.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. GA very severe
and destructive hail storm passed over North
Castine, und Brooksville, and neighborhood,
yesterday, doing serious damage. A large
number OF windows were broken, and much
INJURY done the vegetation. Ii was accom-
panied with severe wind, blowing down
trees, &c.
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sly GEORGE W. TO:.ER.

TNRUSTEES SALE.-by virtue OF Deed of
Z Trust, from George L Betty and wife, to me
as trustee admitted record in the Clerks Office
OF the ustings Court OF the city oil Richmond, on
the 9Th day oil May 1852, for the benefit OF certain
creditors therein named shall proceed to Sell up
nesday, the lst day of September next, upon
terms then to be made known, certain tract or
piecs OF land in the County oi Hcnrico about seven
miles below Richmond, containing fifty acres,
(more or less) and adjoining the lands OF Albert
Hopson, 1heodorick Carter, and othrrs The i'm.
proven nts ara comfortable log house. and
god orchard. The title, though considered good,
will be conveyed by me without warranty.
ED D. EACHO, Trustee.
GEO. w. ToLER, Auct. au Il
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FROM Australia.

Adrices tfoEi Sydney to the LIST March, state that
there Is a speedy prospect OF Australian iudepen-
deace being established
Iefil0!e t1ods occurred in Australia, damaging
the god mines cOpsider ably
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BY JUN Z. u. PAYNE, salesman.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR
THE OLD MARKET AT AUCTION VIII
be sold on Tuesday next, the 3lsr Of August,
1884, at O'CLOCK precisely, that valuable lot or
parcel of Land on nth Valley street, lying be-
tween + rankin and Grace streets, fronting the
side OF 18th street &c feet nearly adjoining the
soap factory OF Cornelius Crew, Esq. The addi
tion 10 the market is now going on, and will, when
completed, add greatly to the present value OF this
property 1t viii be divided into any size lots to
suit the wishes OF Purchasers.
Terms made known at sale.
a. 25-dtd John r. D. PAYNE Auctr
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COnricki0n Of Rape.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27-Owen Gallagher,
aged Al, was convicted in the criminal court
Tor committing rape upon a little girl named
Mary Letle, aged years.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

NEW York, Aug 2S The Steamer Franklin has
arrived from HaVre with later advces from Eu-
rope. She brings one hundred passengers, amongst
Wnotn Mr. Goodrich, the American Consul at
Paris
The Franklin brings specie to the amount CT
$500 U0J
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Netc York Politics.

NEW YORK, August 27.-At the primary
Democratic election last night, the Hunkefs
carried a decided majority OF The wards Of the
city.
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osn-oa wednesday Iasi, NEGOTIABLE
. - NJ z los eI2o, endorsed by one or two gen
se !ii Inc Under will confer favor, and re
- reward required, by leaving the came a,
su 3U-2t SfFNN
ElGHTY BATS rH0T.-Ksnf,,e-y ,.,,e
"a owder, for sale by A''Ao
~ :" WM IGG -ESTON.
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LExi NNTON Law sCTT0CI.

LEAi Notion LAW SCHOOL.
TEE fourth session OF the Subscribers Law
l. School vii. commence on MoLdsy the 25rh dsy
OF October next, and terminate on Saturday the
10th day Of March, 1853. Gentlemen desiring de-
tai ed information to the plan Ct instruction
adopted N my School, text books, expenses, &C.
VIII promptly receive, in reply to their enquiries
printed circular letter communicating the dee ired
information.
JOHN w. BROCEENBROUGH
Lexington, Va, Aug. IL, 1852.
au :S-3aWtOcf25
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

~ AMI EESSAONEh'S SALE OF VALUs
jim n,... REAL ESTATE, NEAR RICHMOND.
Chsrcas suance OF decree of the Circuit Court Of
on the aS,. soI me county Of Henrico, pronounced
Grerorr9 'n Of !snuFy, 1850, in the suit Of New &
sioner spno hu osners the undersigned. a commits
day, aOr6 sen,s Y the said decree, win, on Nom
nose n =, iar day thereafter SUNDAY
ResI F. sste At public auction, on Tie ~,
Of two II the said suit consisns
Road, about II miles Troy 1Sipg On the New Bridge
osnee Of Robert New, deceased Tn ne ls.s resi-
Wi! De divided to suit purchasers If me property
IkRMs.one-third Of the purchase s monss ~,
credit of 80 70 pe PAD In cash for the residue
purchaser to execute his bonds with apsrol n the
curity tor the credit instruments which sre y, 80 50
interest from the day OF SALE and the tile IN
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be
paid, and conveyance directed By the Court.
JAMES TALLEY.
w. GopDrN. Auct an o2-a.u,,5s
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r. RPhK,s MAGAZINE for September,

| ARPhR's MAGAZINE for September,
Ak at SMITHS Newspaper Depot, Main street,
opposite American Hotel.
Harpers Magazine for September, containinz
20 Illustrations and &c original contribution
price % cts
The Hearts Secret, or The Fortunes of d Soldier.
by Lieutenant hurray-25 cts
Alrnanacs for Io53-Crocketts, Fishers Comic,
Housekeepers, German, Scott and Farmers
cts each
Flag Ct Our Unlon, Waverley Magazine, New
YORK buchanan, Yankee Privateer, Star S yay gled
Benner, Golden Dollar, Arthur's Home Gazette
Uncle Sam, all TOR september 4th- CTS each
Spirit OF the Times tor August 2cth-l2t cts
Prints, Frames
Song Books, Toy Books, &c, for sale by
LEWIS l. SMITH,
au 80 OPPOSITE. American
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IL Et. NJ. ID. HOGE'S uAHDINt.
~ AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin and 18th Streets. Richmond. Vn.-The

lin and 9TH Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term OF this institution will commence on the
Let OF October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to thorough English
education, together with Ancient aud Modern Ian.
guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance al the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted TO lC0-twen,y
OF whom VIII be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal Charge for board, washing and
eli usual accommodations, for ten r1opths $500
as heretofore Tuition in English, from s25 t.
s4J, according to the advancement CT The pupil!
French. Spanish or Italian. $50; Latin SIS Music,
81 per month The German Lansuage will be
taught orally, or By the usucl method, to as many
as may wish to acquire il, treeot charge.
Rev. J. P. Sanford viii occupy the position
Which was filed by the Rev. w. j Hoge last year
MI Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
as an Instructor in some OF the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, are desired to be present on the day of
the session. II is often serious Inconvenience
and encouragement 10 pupil to enter class
winch has made even a weeks progress
Payments invariably IN aGrance -oue-haf on the
1rst Oi October, the 0 her on the first CT March
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address Rev 81 d HDCr
al 27-i6,u3m Richmond ".
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&HOWEH BATHS, EFitiG i. x A.
~ TORS, AND COOLENS.-Have yet on rand q
lew CT Locke's Shower Baths, LaraDee's Upright
and Horizontal Retrlgerators also, Iarrabee's
Cork Water Coolers in sizes Of two three ana tour
gallons. The above are ready packed tor shipping,
and will be sent free OF expense TO those who NAV
wish to order; for sale at The sole agency's Juse
Furnishing Sore. enters.
3U--iw I37 Main straat
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GREGORY & aIAU.sY,
managers. Richmond. Virginia,
Successors to J. w. Maury d Co.-o:hce no g.
Main street.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class %, Aug 81:
10 81 50 IL 65 50 &c SO I 81 ae 20 Is
Scheme To-Duy.-Capitals: s2a Sc, l3.C0
1000, 400 30UJ, 1853 10 prizes of $780, 10 OF 75u
10 of $50, lez OF eco. &c. IS numbers, Il drawn
Tickets S.. au 81
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BY JAMES VI. TAlLUn.

fESRCSTEE'S SALE Of A HOUSE AND
L. LOT On CLAY SrkEET-by virtue OF
deed OK trust recorded III kichmUnd ltustpgs Court
Clerks Office, the subscriber, trustee at the re
quest OF the beneficiary, will sell at public auction
tie premises, on Monday, 9TH September, at
O'clock, P. M. the property conveyed in said deed,
being lot OF Grouad stu. ted Oh K or Clay street
Its Western termination, fronting 80 feet and
running back l5O feet inches to alley Is feet
vice, on which lot stands two story Framed
House nearly new, in good order, and at present
occupied by Nj NJ. G. Gentry.
The terms, prescribed in the deed are very
easy, and will be made known on the day OF sale
au % JAMES Nj. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sn ACRES OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN.
y cO TY AT AUCTlON.-Win be sold on
Monday, the 9th September, Chat being court
day. in front Of Henrico County Court House. at IL
O'Clock NJ, about $50 acres OF Land situated in
HenIico county, about six miles below the city, and
joining the land of Mrs Frazier and Boswers Mill.
This land is heavily wooded with pine and oak,
the cost OF the land could probably be realized
from the sale OF the wood. Persons disposed to
purchase should view the land before the day of
sale A plat of the above can be seen at my Office
The t rms win be made known at the sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
-
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NEW GOODS FOK FALL lS51.-Just
LS received, handsome Mousaines ana Ca,icoes;
F.anneii, Blankets, Shir,ing, Sheeting, &c. &c.
Great bargains viii be offered IN Summer Goods,
Many will be sold at and below cost in order 10
make room for the new goods yet to come, and to
raise large an amount Of Cash possible. II l.
the intention Of the subscriber to cfser Z eat To-
ducemen,s to ali VINO will favor him with call -
Ali Goods will be offered at very small advance
upon the cost Due notice vii. be given u,on re-.
ceip, OF toe cheap Goods.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
au &c 20l Broad street..
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,


4 LEY STREET, AND TWO ACRES OF
LAND NEAR CHELSEA, AT AUCTlON-Win
be sold on Thursday, the End September, 1852,
at , clock IN the afternoon, two Frame Houses
and Lots on Valley street, near Stesrns e. Brum-
ines dstilery. fronting q feet each, and running
back the usual distance
After which, will be sold, on the premises, two
Lots OF one acre each, situated on the County
Road Leading from Valley street to Chelsea These
Lots lie beautifully, well shaded and there is
spring of excellent water
TERMs-Onethird cash balance at 6 and 70
months with interest added
eu % JAS M, TAYLOR suctr
'INRCSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. CAkPENTER.-By virtue of deed of trust
executed by W. II. Martin to the subscriber as trus
tee In order to secure TO K. D Mitchell the paw.
ment OF certain debt therein mentioned, which
deed was admitted to record in Richmond Hastings
Court on the gath February 1852 aud a: the reuues,
OF said K. d. Mitchell, shall, on Thursday next,
the 2nd day of September, at l2 NJ, in front Of my
office, sell the property conveyed said deed being
a Mulatto Man named Jim, aged abvu, - years
who is said to be an excellent Carpenter and in
many respects valuable servant. Terms cash
Hu % JAMES FL. TAYLOR Ir,,staa
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'ENO COUNTRY III + Ii Z :. s.-We
E would invite the attention OF merchants from
tae country, to our large stock Of Books, Sta.
uonery and Fancy Goods. which have been
selected w.ih great care for the tai sales.
10 o0Viase the necessity of merchants going
North, and sending their orders to the North, We.
ale prepared to furnish any stock in cur line at the
Baltimore aud Philadelphia prices.
odT stock OF PIANO FOrtes and Guitars is very
large and well selected lLr the southern country.
All OF our Piano ortes from manufactures OF
uncopbted reputation and for brancy and sweet.
ness OF tone, hais and for durability are equal to
any manufactured IN tee country
NASH u WOODHOUSE
an 81 Eagle SQUARE Rich,unnd
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NHE MISSES BERRY intend u uuen
L School Tor toe instruction Of young Ladies, on
Wedne sday. September 18TH, at their residence
on Filth street, between Clay and Leigh. Ths
course OF instruction VIII be thorough i'll every re
spect, embracing al the English branches, IA
Gent and Modern Languages Drawing, Painting
and Music together with al kinds OF Fancy and
Wax.work.
limited number of Boa-ders can be received
into the family.
Separate classes will be formed of young Ladies,
not connected with the School, who may wish 10
take lessons IL drawing, Painting, Fancy or Wax
work
references, Rev 6. Taylor, Rev DR. Howell,
Rev Dr. kIDgsford.
Circulars may be obtained of West d. Brother.
Excnange Book Store, ano at the House. on Fifth
street. an 97-Ir1x
';,i2k U<DkNsitsNtD, late OF The scn0oI
= OF the Rev. Il. D. Hoge, having had mauy
years experience in preparing young men tor Col
leges, intends opening Classical ana Mathematical
School lii Richmond GA the st O. October.
Further Information vii be- given during the
month OF September.
hu 27-6tT WILLIAM LOVE
asIss 4. NJ. sMLTa's fsUhUssA FOIl
w YOUNG LADIES-Isf street. BE-
tween Main and Cary.-lhe ext session of
this Scnooi Will commence on MONDAY. sep
TENDER 9th Competent Teachers will assist In
the English bran chez
NJ N. /, sTAICOs, Teacher OF Languages.
asTIna.
PRIMARY department $50 co
Common English branches. .--..-----. so 90
Higher Englisd branches. &c %
hlOalc inst. 50 W
Music Vocal, Including insrrucuon IL eng
ing by mole, Tor eacn ccQrse OF twenty
Drawing do DO 40 d.. ou
rue co
au 6-dtS27
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au 80

"PPOSitC
ERESH HARDWARE.-F FALL, 1852.
l. w. s. & G. DONNaN, Richmouo, Va are
receiving by ships Fide!ia and Yorkshire and
steamer Arctic their fall importation Of Biruing
ham aud Sheffield Hardware, Cutlery, and
Guns, ana from the manufacturers i'll this count
an extensive assortment OF AMERICAN GOODS
all CT which they have purchased tor cash at the
very lowest prices Among stock is t. be + und
very large and va led ssortment f Table Knives
and Forks, Per and Pocket Knives, Razors, Scs.
sors and Shears strag hi and fine twisted link Brace
Chains, pad, chest, closet ill., stock, rim and n or
uce Locks brass, white and mineral Knobs, Ames,
Rowlands, and other makes OF ShUve.s and Spades,
Hay aud Manure Forks, Curry combs, Hatchets
and Hammers Axes OF Virginia Collins, Simm ons,
and other manufacture, Coal Z DDS, Tenders steel
Flies and Rasps, Double ana Single Guns, together
with every description OF Carpenters and Black.
smiths Tools, ana other articles kept in the Hare
ware lime.
We respectfully invite merchants and others
visiting Richmond 10 an examination OF our go DIS
and prices assuring them OF our ability aud deter
miEation to sell low and that every effort will be
made to give entire satisfaction.
w. S. d G. DOMAIN,
au 81 No. 10, Pearl street
DRIVE PIChLEs.-suuerIor mlxeo PICK.
les, put up in white vinegar, in half gallon,
quart and pint jars, Tor sale by
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
au 80 No AZ Main street, under City Hotel
EREsH LEMONs.-l have Just received
-, l.
good order. Call soon, at
ANTONIO PIZZINrs,
au 80 No 40 Main street. under City Hotel
MO. HERRINGS.-ll0 bbls. cut and eross
lS Halifax, 100 bpls. gross Carolina for sale by
au 80 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
S,TORAGE WANTED.-The subscriber eau
- store the bulk Of 5000 bbs -four his stores on
Cary street.
au 80 JOHN ID. CLAIBORNE
A GKICULTUKAL LiME.-2OO boIs for
"A sa by
au 80 WIN. EGGLESTOE.
VOBACCD. -Gravely's, Williams aud Sizers.
/ 10000 Cigars, S. TO $50 per thousand, for sale
by tau 3ol WIN. EGGLESTON.
uOLLIN's sUPERI FAMILY
l. AND EXTRA FLOUR just received, for sale
by lau3 l.. ID. ChEKSdAW 81 co.
90 BAKRELs NEW VAGINA AP.
w PIE BRANDY, JUS received, FIR sale by
su 30 L. D. CREESHAW & co.
NOR GREAT BARGAINS IL sUPE.
l. rior Ready Made Clothing, call on
J. b. GOODMAN.
No 49, Main street, opposite Eagle sqlar..
N. B.-Flts guaranteed. ~ 80
s0O sAUhs SALT, for sale from the
aua7 DAVENPORT ALLEN q CO
T Ulir PLAsrEh.-lUu tons all ,aI. Iol sale,
II To arrive. by
au27 WILLIAMS e. BRO.
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4 And WAi1kANTs.-We wish to purchase
IL 100 Land Warrants, for which the highest mar
kct price viii be paid.
aug c, w. PURCELL = CO.
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4 lNChBUhG tUUfUN BONDS.-SiU,UDo
II Of the above bonds, endorsed ny the Virginia
aud Tennessee Railroad, ii bonds oi s Loo and
S2,U0O interest pay able SEM. annually in acnmoad
Oh any poiat desired For further Information, call
ON C. w. PURCELL a. CO., Bankers,
an "a And Dealers Ia EXCHANGE.
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srt&AY,COM,> esErluE,

" ALA II Lie eslAA0 4 sskhkEG PilUf-
ERTf FOR SALE.- Tue Undersigned is Az
thoriz I'd to sell on very accommodating terms two
valuable Lots OF Ground, with the Dwelling HJus.
es and improvements appurienant, Grace street,
adjoining the residence of DIR James Bolton, aud
nearly opposite tue Centenary Church.
Also tine BUILDING Lot, the south side of 5th
street, between Clay and Leigh streets
- Also, tor Kent, the brick Stable and Carriage
house attached 10 my residence, corner Of IN and
Clay sIree.a. Appiy.to X. r. HOWISOH,
du sS-4l LAW Euiidinc.
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NEW ROPE WALh.-haying connection
lS with and an interest In a Rope Walk lately
established on Union Hi near this city, we are
prepared to furnish at snort notice and upon very
acconmo dating terms, any quantity, and every de.
scripton OF Rope manufacture. ia part as follows:
Tow Lines of all descriptions, Window do, Plough
d. Garden do, Bed Cords Of every variety, Irvine
OF all kinds, Steam Engine Packing, Bag Strings,
&C., &c.
We shall keep full supplies at our store, corner
of Cary and Pearl streets, where orders may be
left or with Mr. John OConner, at the ROPE
Walk on Union Hill.
au g WILLIAMS & BROTHER