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AUCTION sArre
FUTURE DAYS
- 81 JAAiEs NJ TzYIJR
TWO VERY y1LIT4PI : E.n,.a

u wrSTtTAM rlLOADLE FARMS ON
WITH STOCK, CROPS. lie a. ,ITnGETHER
ing extensively engaged in busines. \. iiun-Be-
attention. thus preventing me f,e sna undivided
cessary attention TO Agricultural the ne
MoND ND, tns "a DAY OF October, At II o,eioeE 90
FARM on which now reside, situated .l asl.cI, The
mile beyond the termination Of the Wessb n nsi
Road about six niles from The city, il Ieishboshooa
Messrs. B. w. Green and others The Fs1 re -. q
tains Us Of land, portion of which + III,
wooded, the remainder naturally very produetsys
aud now in state of most successful cultiya,sa,
The improvements consist of an excellent buildine
nearly new, with seven rooms, and the usual out,
brildin g stables bars &c. all in perfect order ard
the whole premises under good enclosures and in the
the meantime the ground will be prepared for seeding
Us bushels of wheat After which viii be sold tract
Plank Road, and Containing ia5 acres, with two two
dwellings, barns, &c., being very beautifully situated,
and might be madea really valuable farm.
II Is deemed unnecessary here to enumerate the
many advantages of this property aud It's highly val
liable and desirable nature persons wishing 20 pnr-
chase viii doubtless prefer to view the premises for
ne n.seives and If It should be particularly desired
they may be treated for privately before the day
sac with the auctioner, at whose Office pats of the
property may be seen.
solo the whole of the stock, crops &c. consisting of
four tine mules, fne cows bull, Is hogs ~ sheep
hay wheat straw $50 barrels of corr 1000 lbs she at
GALE vegetables, &c, wagons, carts, farming utensils
tnrssh,ng machine, wheat fan, 2carriages, &c Gc.
TERMs-For the land, one-third cash; balance at
one and two years with interest, ard be secured by
trust de- Ssea For the personal property, al sums
under go cash; that amount and over, months
credit Tor approved negotiable paper.
RICHARD D. PHILIPS.
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR. Auct
After the above VIII be sold Is acres of LAND ad-
joining the lands of Miles Dnval and others being
portion Of the land formerly belonging to the estate
of Sarn'l Grafton. :
TEsMs-o ne-four.h cash; balance at one and two
years with interest, &c.
sc ~ ] NJ. t. Auctr
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The Alta California, speaking Of the recent In
dian outrases in Rogue river valley, says:
i is not improbable that general hostilites will
Re the consequence in that part Of the State and the
southern part o. Oregon. The existing troubles
Ike those that have arisen from time to time in ctiler
sections OF the State, most probably had tncir orr
gin in the outrages which some of the more reck-
less and unprinciped Of the white population take
SO much pleasure in intc;ing upon the weak and
deiencele=s, whether civilized or savage. Tho
peaceful and industrious citizens have now to bear
the Vindictve hostility Of the sayages, who recog-
Mise di tinction between friend foe among the
pale faces We fear that q bloody and protracted
will ensue tie frontier citizens defending their
Lives and their homes, while the unprincipled
w-e.ches who kindled the fame are in safely IN the
less exposed districts
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SUCH is the scarcity OF seamen in the British navy
that the new screw ship s.: Jean dare, which was
put in Commission on the 2lst Angus, is now 1870
men short Of her complement, though her com
mande- Capt Keppel, is q popular officer, and
every indueemsnr has been held out for iourteen
weeks 70 seamen 70 iuin her.
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NJ Nc. y. flOLlN1 Is now prepared 10
4'A give her undivided attention to her customers
and friends for which purpose she has made such al
eEators and improvements IN her store VIII enable
her 10 cary out this intention.
am now receiving a large and desirable assort-
ment OF beautiful FALL STYLE BONNET AND
NECK RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS. SA-
TINS, NELFETS, HEAD DRESSES aud DRESS
CAPS, ana viii continue 10 receive weekly during
the season all tbs FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES
which may be tuuSd in the Northern cities, which
viii be disposed CT 81 the reasonable prices
TT Due notice win be given of the opening of
Fan and Winter Millinery. pc 2o-d2w
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NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP For KENTUcKY-The
Rev. Father Carroll, president OF st Xaviers Col
lee, IN Cincinnati, has been appointed ty the
Pope bishop Ci Covingtor. His diocese viii en-
brace all the country lying between the Big Sanity
aud the Kentucky rivers and Tar south as the
Tennessee line. The reverend father will shortly
be consecra.ed by Archbishop Purcell and take up
his residence in Covincion
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J. MILLHISER & BROTHER,
Sc y 1873 Broad street.

STOCKS FOR SALE BY j. BROWN,
~ JR, STOCK BROKER.
State per cent Registered Bonds, Is, 16 and Is
years run.
Bonds of Companies guaranteed by the State, e,
= aud 50 wears to run
Ci;y OF Petersburg Coupon Bonds, fifteen years to
run.
Virginia Central Railroad Mortgage Coupon Bonds,
l9 years to ran, payable il New YORK OF Richmond.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Mortgage Bonds,
Coupons, payable IN New York.
james River and kaEawha Stock
Richmond Fire Association Stock.
e 2i-MMGFW
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-Iohn s. Dye was arrested
here this morning charged with keeping au effice
Tor the redemption q fraudulent bank notes being
similar 10 the charge made against VIM. McCannon
Both cases came up this afternoon before the Police
Court. when McCannon was fined 500 and Dye
held TO bail in $1,000 TO appear next Tuesday,
Dye keeps an exchange Office and is the proprie-
tor Of Dyes Bark Mirror"
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

LATER PROM NEW HExiCo-LATER FROM
rExAs-gAvAGEs OF THE FEVER
lrFAITH OF NEW oRLEANS-BUSINESs
REvIrfNG.
Nyw ORLEANS, Sept. % Fly an arrival here we
I've later a6vices from New Mexico 4 grand
,,roccssjon aud banquet took place at the insagu-
iat;on OF Governor Me~riwcthey. He was escort
I'd from the Camp Into the city by magnificent
-sreapt Ex-Governor Lane was prominent IN
the ceremonies A sUmp;aoUs collation. was served
p, az the government house. The inaugural
saeech was loudly appi&uied, ana sets forth ,he
leading principles ty which the pew Governor
purposes being Quilted. He is decided and hrrn.
ta; Oemoc in detail
Chief Justice Davenport arrived recently az
santa Fe TIE troops ua1cr General Garland had
been sent out to strengthen the various military
posts.
r,eaaced as candidate for Congress. The impress.
preston prevailed that the Me>ia affair will be
sr:.led wi;hou; di6cuity. The Mexican troops
were s.iil concentrating.
By toe arrival here q tho steamer Perseverance.
we have later aivices from Texas The yellow
ever was making terrible ravages al Galveston
md other places Also in Houston and many
,:her towns throughout the state. Within few
Gays over one hundred well known citizens and
several eminent physicians have fallen victims TO
the dreadful scouree They died after few hours
sickness.
The fever is rapiily disappearing from New Or.
leans Business j. beginning TO revive and every
thing wears a more cheerful aspect I; is not how
ever. considered pvaien: for unacclina.ed persons
or strangers to visit the city until frost shall have
appeared.
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FROM SANTA FE.-Tae intelligence from Santa
Re. chiefly relates TO the Inauguration of Gov
Ne.riwether, who succeeds Gen. Lane, as Cover
nor Of New Mexico. The affair was a joyous one,
adior new territory, exhibited great spleI dor
Tae following items are interesting:
Aparty, styling themselves True Democrats =
have nominated priest, Padre Gallecos. for Con.
cress Tie Santa e Gazette yehelnently denounces
The nomination
10 the Santa Fe Gazette, by authority as a candi.
dare for Congress.
Two Mexican girls had been rescued from car
tlyi.y among the hiawa indians by ME. MEGA rfy
AMI taken 70 Santa Fe Gov. Ncrriwc.her int ends
sending them TO the II Paso, to be there delivered
- he American Consul.
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EMBROIDERIES EMBROIDERIES :!

u The undersigned have IN store, direct from the
Swiss and Scotch need e-work EMBROIDERIES
exceeding il cheap2ess and variety anything offered
Il that EHe in this city, consisting OF 1900 Collars
some large Points ct IS cents, worth from g TO 81 ;
1900 embroidered, helnstiched AID sheer linen cam
bric Hdkfs: Iusde hdkfs very rich; Cambria
and Swiss Bands, Edgiugs and lnsertings; Sleeves,
large assortment; Ribbons of all shades styles and
prices; besides the usual stock of Dress Goods Do
nestics, and great many other useful and desirable
articles TO WHICH the attention of the ladies particu
Iarlys respectfully called promising to sell bargains
and no mistake.
J. MILLHISER & BROTHER,
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DEATH CAUSED BY THE STING OF BER.-The
Scenario sentinel says that Miss Mary Van Der
veer, daughter Of NJ = Wander Veer OF Argus
vile, in tia. county died on the lIth inst, after an
ilness Of flew days, caused by the sting OF bee.
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give melancholy accounts Of the ravages of the
yellow fever il that city. More than a hundred Of
tie Inhabitants, including many well.known citi
zens, mad been swep. CT. Doctors Bryan, Ridley
ard Baum, were among the victims The number
Of interlneats for the week ending Sept. y, was
q.
The only tenn that we have from Texas, except
i2g those whi2n relate to tie fever, is the follow
Ing.
The war!ite preparations being made by our
G 5verLment are * sitng the Eveies. speca,alions
There seems 20 be anticipation Of al attack from
tie McxicaEs.
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NEW YoRE, Sept. 2j.-There was "Hard-shelr
demonstration at the Park tonight The platform
broke down while James T.. Brady was speaking
and two men had their legs broken The meeting
however, was re-erganized, and the speaking con-
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Il importance. No 1nen, woman. or child can be
healthy unless The work Of digestion is regularly
thoroughly, ard vigorously performed. With three
fouIfs OF civilized society his s the case. And
yet the remedy is within the reach of all Hoofands
GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jack
son, Philadelphia, will surely create regular and
healthy action OF the stomach as oil will lessen the
friction OF machinery. Let the victim of dyspepsia or
indigestion III any Of its forms try it, and we gua.aa-
tee a good aPIetite, physical vigoI. firm nerves
sound sleep ty night, aud increased cheerfuness by
day. Sc l4-daw5w
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A man named Caleb Hunt blew cut his brains
il baton Rouge the 18th inst., in III OF tempo.
lazy insanity.
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4 gathering of the British Canadian soldiers wiz
served in the wax Of 1919. is be held al Queens
town Heights on the 18th Of October.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WS.
THE MARKETS

NEW feRK, Sept 27.-sales of IL, 600 bbls Flour
at firm rates; 5aec0 bushels whoa, at 81 40 for
white soathern 90 ooo bushels Corn at "a cents for
yellow
kAhTIaoRE Sept 27.-sales 2,ooe bbls. Flour at
Sc. Grain firm.
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BY 6CDDIN ( APPERsON
VALUABLEREAL ESTATE ON 18TH

~ =
AND 5TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTlUN.-Wil be
Ioter, 1883 upon the premises, commencing at the
hours hereinafter named, the following valuable Real
Estate, viz The Brick Tenement on the east line of
18th street, between Main AID Cary streets Low oc-
cupied by Mesgrs. Haueys l. Burgess fronting 90
feet, runing back 40 feet. After which will be sold
the very aesrably located private residence on the
west line of 5th, between Franklin and Grace streets
now III the occupancy Of A. Rob.Lsop, Jr. ESQ
tontlng n feet 5th street. running back 10 feet
The position Of tine FIRST described property, with re-
ference 20 business purposes and the Location Of the
LATER as private residence, recommend the
the attention OF capitalists those in search Of
desirable Hing n genteel DeighboIhood.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance at 6, l2 ard IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
By Il trust deed, or title retained.
The sale will commence at / o'clock, with the
former, aud e: o'clock with the latter described pro-
perry. GODDlN l. APPERSON,
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HOAL4-I am now receiving and viii con
~ Time 70 receive, for ihe uext sixty days, my
stock OF ANTHRACITE COAL Persona ordering
may rely upon getting the very best article and
a. reasonable ters IS t tan be bought Id the city
90 25-am JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs

SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE ON UNION HILL.-By virtue of two
several deeds of trust executed the subscribers and
duly recorded in the Clerks office of Henrico Coun-
ty Court, the first from John Jones' dated sd March,
1850, and the other from ohm Jones and wife, dated
7th August, 1885, being thereto requested by the
holders Oft debts secured by said deeds shall on
THURSDAY. the 18th September, at A o'clock, p.
deeds sell real estate conveyed thereby, being
lot of land situated Union HILL fronting ~ feet on
street, and running back between parallel lines l65
feet, upon which lot there is framed house recently
in the occupancy of said Jones.
Also, vacant lot adjoining the above, situated at
The intersection of and 24th Streets fronting a feet
on street, and running back between parallel lines
les feet.
The title TO the above property is believed to be
perfect; bu. acting as trustee shall convey with
special warranty OILY.
TERMs-Cesh.
- BERNARD O'NEIL, Trustee.
80
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NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
10 The new and popular Songs, arranged for the
Pianoj-OLD BOB RIDLEY, OLD RIVER FARM,
AUNT HARRIET BEEChA STOWE. NARY
VALE, sale at the ticket Office. Price Is cts.
each.
"a Admission 25 cents. Doors open at 7, TO COM
nence al oclcck.
Sc 20 JOHN FORD Agent
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TEFFERsON's COMPLETE WORKS.

u J. ". lANDOLPH LAS received
The Writings Of Thomas Jefferson, being the Auto
biography, Correspondence, Reports, Messages, Ad-
dresses, and other writings Official and private. Pub
shed by the order of the Joint Committee Of Con-
gress the Library, from the original manuscripts
deposited i'll the Department of State. with explana-
tory notes. tables OF contents and copious index 10
each volume, well as general index TO the whole
by the editor. H. A. Washington Vol. 1-S2.5O.
The other volumes will be published in quick sue
eession.
SuhsIripiious received at l2I Main street SO q
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TIME CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF

III
n HOLL0WAY'S CONTINENT AND PILLS ARE
DAILY ATTESTED ALI ranks of society aad med
ca men, both home and abroad. speak OF these in
comparable medicines in the most fattering terma
and assert that in the of chronic aicess
those which were considered incurable, HoIlo-
ways Ointment has been truly etfcacious, when
used; and there is disputing the fact thar Hollo-
ways Pills are the very best family medicine ever
known tried. These admissible remedies viii cure
bad iegs, however inyeterately diseased likewise
rheumatic affections, gandular sweliings, and tina
NEST obstinate cases OF scGrvy, scrofula, Kings
evil
Sold by the Proprietor, "a, Strand, tnear Temple
ent Medicines throughout tie British Empire aud BY
those of the United States, in Pots and Boxes At sal
cents, 81 cents, and 81 80 each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses il the Union, aud by Messn
A. Z. D. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LADD
4 CO, Richmond Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the laE-
ger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pet or Box. Sc 2a--Iw
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DROAD ROCK RACE S-WLl com
q in,

DROAD ROCK K AC + S-Wll COM
RS lnence the second TUESDAY in October
1853, and continue f.urILxs
FIRST DAl-iUt. IRAI li-h.-Sweeps a les f,-
three year old colts and eyg, two mile heats, SdG0
entrance, half forfeit-th-ee subscribers and closed.
l. Capt. John Belcher DR.. CabelI's Gay Ill
ley ty Herald, dam imported.
z Mr. JAS. Tai!ey names CHI flley by Herald, dam
Betsy white
s. C. Il n. Green name grey horse Granite bv
Polydore, dam AnoIewrtta.
SECOND DAY-WEDN z S A Y.-Propretor's
Purse SZ5l, two mile heats free for all ages,
SECOND RAcE-SAME DAY.-A fine set of Double
Harness for Buggy; one mile out free for saddle
hcTses only Si0 entrance
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.-Joc Club Purse
Four Ile Heats 26oo, with aa inside stake OF S251
which Capt. john BelcheT names Red Eye, and c.
Y 4. Green name Lawson.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY.-A Post Stake, 1855
entrance, half forfeit mile hcsEss two
make a race-noS two subscribers. This sake will
close the 24th inst, up 10 which time any oIe can
subscribe by addressing The uuoe :si gned.
sc lTdid &. 4 n GREEN, Propr; etors.
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AucT1or SALES.
THIS DAY.
4 DNINisTRaT0R'ssA LE-0n WE'D

Al DzuIN15I ia IV1s q CAllE-~UH W Ell
n NESDAY, the 18Th instant. - II o'clock. A. II
Will be sold the house eupied By the late Freds
mex Mayo decd near rne county court house, tho
Personal property belonging to the estate, consisting
NlTuRE, library Of Books. Maps, Pictures end w.
rious Other articlss Also, an old NEGRO MAN zsa
an old NEGRO WOMAN
Terms made known on day Of sale.
&c 23-5ts CA MAYO Adrnin;ssrakor.
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NOTICE.-One Of she most popular Me-
IN dicines ever introduced in Virginia Is BAKEKS
PREMIUM BITTERS. As guarantee for my ~
serton it s spoken of generally one OF the best
Family Medicines ever before the public. It 10
greater strengthener 10 the whole system tran any
thing ever heard of for Dyspepsia Nervousness, Co
ncs. or any arrangement of the Stomach. You
yet hear of one sisapce where il has failed in eiy
ing fehef In Of Female Diseases t is without
Gail aud get bottle, and we shall have no mora
Medicine. ~ ~ 'A-' -s.' '~'--''~
rncs % cents Per bottle. For sale by Messm Pur
gGsii A1aa 60, Bennett l. Beers, Aexandcs
Doyai, Adie Gray, Charles Mllspsrgh and Drug
glsts generally throughout the city Aiso BIZ Todd
x Toy, Norfolk; Dr.. Il. Cgmn. WiIlis;usiuYr-
X Orders addressed TO 4. BAKER. Rleb.,cul
Va, viii receive prompt attic ut;on - $500 =
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EREsH AND CHEAP GOODS.-With-

IL in the week l have made large additions to my
stock Of Ladies' DRESS GOODS, particularly in
Alpacas Girgherns Plaid Silks,
Scotch Pla.ds. Shasvls, Scarfs and Cloaks
Fisites and MeriHo ard Cotton Mutiiers,
A case Of plain French Mouslins, very cheap,
Two Cotton Handkerchief,
One case Worsted Robes,
With many other desirable winter goods.
sen ID. II, LONDON
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WILLIAM YARBRoUGH, Guardian

w LILLIAN YARBROUGH, Guardian
w and ale Plaintiffs in Chaneery e. p q Larras
Thomas II. Yarbrough and ag, Defendants
In pursuance Of decree pronounced On the 7th
shall as the Commissioner appointed, proceed 20
SELL Ct public aucton, upon the premises On Friday,
the SstA day Of September, at O'clock, p. NJ, the
properly il the bill nsen,iened Consisting of Two
ninths' interest undivided in HOUSE and LOT,
containing about two acres, of which JAMES VAR
BRouGE. died seized aud possessed and of an
used as Brek-Yefd, containing about ehaif Of
acre both on sd street. for cash onethIo Of the
purchase money sndupon credit Of ak End twelve
mpnfh his for the remainder for bends bearing interest
from day Of SALE and title retained until the fus
sner order Of TIE Court. ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON
sc 9-d-sd Commissioner.
VIII be continued NJ the hour to the nexf fair
day. A. b. IL Con-.
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VERY VALUABLE LOTS IN THE

" EK1 VALUABLE LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF SYDNEY. ON THE PLANK
ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Nill be sold
on the premises, On TUESDAY the 4sh day of Octo-
PEI. l823, commencing at O'clock Isl feet of
GROUND IN the town of Sydney on the North eide
Of the rlshs Road. adjoining the residence of Mr.
Jonh jacobs running back lS9 feette alley 90 feet
After which, viii be cold 80 very 6esirabiy located
LOTS on the South side of the Plaak Road where If
,sln-eISeese6 by handoph Streets nap of which can
he Gt ofSce.
The above Real Estate for the most part is located
in very improving part ofthe town Of s,ydRey and
some IF the Lots handsome any to be- foupd
in that town.
The attention of the pubic &c particularly called TO
this sale.
TERMs-One-foprth cash; balance ats, G and rnoe
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
til last note shall be paid.
se27 GODDIN APPERSON, Auc.s
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
M SEAT, u MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TiON.-The beautiful Estate, owned by Mems Prsve
Containing $50 acres, viii be sold auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the llth October, 1859. if
tar if not the next fair oay commencing 81 O'clock
Z. Al. The FARM will be divided into three parcels,
according to plan and survey now being made. The
mansion is new and sufficient for the accommodation
of large nily-bssides which. there the usual
out buildings, fueh servants houses barn. stable
DC
Persons desirous of purchasing an elegant ard re-
ered country seat invited to view this before the
day of sale
The terms, which will be accommodating will be
made known the day of sale
Sc "A GODDlN & APPERSON, Aacts
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RUILDING LOIS ON LEIGH ST,

~ At AUCTfON-On FRIDAY next, 3oth Sep
TENDER. at o'clock in the AFTERNOON will be sold,
beautiful BUILDING LOT, situated on the north
side of Leigh west of Adams street. and adjoining
the residence of Tnomas n Dickens fronting 50 feet
ard running back about 40 feet.
After which will be sold five other lots, also, on
north side of Leigh street, and north of Buchanan
street. well suited for building purposes
Terms: One-ihIrd cash, balance at and months,
with interest. J. NJ. TAYLOR,
SEE Auc+
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A GRICULTURAL LIME.-a75 barrels

IN superior Virginia Lime just receiyed-a portion
being slghtly air SACKED We oer il low TO farmers
u taken away from store Ut orce. Fer sale on con
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DLATED ALBATA WARE.-We
have just opened fae assortmen. Ct the above
Ware, cosupris1ng Tea, Table and Desserf Spoo,,,:
table and dessert Forks salt aad mustard SpooUs.
Sup aud gravy L@dles; butter knives; sugar Tong
and Shosels, aud plain Tea setseoussiirg or Coffee
reuid and ublaus Walters Butter pia!ea with l.,ss
OF er articles Il the Albata Ware. For sale 4 Isl
Man 81. BuLkLEY 4 co.
= o. d