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TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHILr.-The
and Commerce has Just been concluded between
France aud Chill, in which it is provided that the
subjects of both powers shall, in all respects, be
placed upon an equal footing. We are glad to see
that in this treaty the sound american doctrine is
adopted, that 'the Tag OF either nation covers the
merchandise, and If either Of the contracting pow
ers remains neutral when the other is at war with
another nation all merchandise which shall be CO.
Yered by the flag Of the neutral power, shall be
deemed neutral, although belonging to the enemies
OF the other contracting power. The same stipula.
ton is made in reference the persons Of all who
may be found on board Of neutral vessels
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NALHOUN'S WORKS. VOL 2-Chin

~ Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical with some
account OF Ava and the Burmese, Siam and Anam
with nearly 100 illustrations Bohn's London edition
81 25
The Prose Works Of Jno. Milton, vol 5; Bohns Lon
don ed-Sl
The Organon, or Logical Treatise of Aristotle
with the introduction of Pophry, &c. by o. F. Owen
II. A, vols; Bohn's London ed.-S2
The Flowers of History, &c. collected by Mathew
OF Westminster, translated from the original by c. D.
Yonge, b. A; Bohn's London edition. vol. Isl 25
The Speeches of inc. c. Calhoun, delivered in the
House OF Representatives and in the Senate of the u.
States, edited by r. K Cralle
The Exies: tale, by Tavi, author of Heloise, &c.
81 -
The Story of Mont Blane by Albert smith-5oc
The Picture Pleasure Book, illustrated with mr.
wards of 500 engravings from drawings by eminent
Artists. For sale by
IS w RAMON
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NEW AGRICULTURAL BOOKS

n EW AGRICULTURAL BOOKS, re-
IN ceived by JAMES WO0DHOUSE, Cate Nash
& Woodhouse.1
Johnston. Elements OLA gricultural Chemistry and
of Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry and Geslo.
gy"-price 81.
Stockhardt. Chemical Field Lectures for Agricul-
turists. By DR.. Julius A. Stockhardt. Translated
from the German-75c.
Sir Humphrey Dayy. Elements of Agricultural
edition, with instructions for analysis ofsoils and CO.
pious notes. embracing the discoveries in agr
cultural chemistry by Leibig and others By John
Shier, A. NJ, Ii. D., with engravings. London-Sl.-
pc.
Qui1by. Mysteries of Bee Keeping Explained be-
ing complete analysis of the whole subject By NJ
Quiuby practical Bee Keeper-SI.
Browne. The Field Book of Mauures or the Anne
Tican Muck Book treating of the nature properties
soUrces history and operations of all the principal
fertilizers and nanures in use with specitc
directions for their preparation and application to the
soil and crops, combined with the leading princi-
of practical and scientific grculture drawn from
servation- with engravings. By ID. j. Br0wne-S1
Nefien. Method of Increasing the Yield of the
Mich Cow. by selecting the proper animals for the
Dairy. according TO Guenon's discovery, tested and
verified by many years of observation and of expert
meuts. BY John Nefien 78 ustrations-S7lc
Rutin. Premium Essays Agricultural Educa-
ton, submitted to the Executive Committee of the
Southern Central Agricultural Association. Second
edition-l2c.
Chrsty. The Chemistry of Agriculture, or the
earth and atmosphere, as related to vegetable and
animal life with and extensive analytical tables
&c-S7c
Together with large stock of Standard Agr;cultu-
raj WORKS. as well the latest publications of the
oay. sc IS
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EDUCATION
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
. RICHMOND, VA DAY AND BOARDING
r4tr Nd A 4,

COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCH DOL,
~ RICHMOND, VA DAY AND BOARDING
SCHOOL FOR BOYS RICHARD H. L. TIGHE. A.
NJ, PRINCIPAL.-MR. TTGHE finding it impossible
TO complete his building on Franklin street, between
9Th and 9TH streets TO be ready to open school In
by the 18th nst las adverised) begs to inform his
friends, and the public generally. that TIL URS-
DAY, the 22d inst he will commence the duties OF
his School for the present. at his residence, IN Frank
lin street. between 5th and 9Th streets in the house
recently occupied by Mrs. Dr. Clark. Gentlemen
wishing to enter pupils will please call the Pm
epaI his residence, Franklin between 5th and 9Th,
where he may be seen at all hours, address him
through the Post Office, Box 81.
The Course of Instruction will furnish complete
preparation for any class in College, and will en-
brace the Modern Languages, and all the common.
useful and ornamental branches, which of value
IN the mental training of the pupil or for the practi
cal purposes of life. Special attention viii be gwen
daily, IN all the classes TO Reading, Writing, SPELL
ing and Arithmetic and exertion will be spared
10 10 drng the younger pupils before advancement to
Composition and Defamation will be required of
all the pupils once week.
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Boarders will be charged $3.50 for board. washing,
&c aud for full course of tuition in every branch in
ciudiag ATTENDANCE upon scientific Lectures
CLASSICS and Mathematics in Senior Depart
menus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SoO
Classics and Mathematics in Junior Depart
- lhehts %
Common English Education .................. 40
Modern Languages, each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Mr. MuRFEE, distinguished graduate of the Eir-
einia Military Academy, viii teach Mathematics in
all its branches.
Mr. JOSEPH MICHARD, Sr, will teach Modern
Languages.
The Principal viii attend to the Classical Depart
ment, and in the English Department will make
Reading Writing and Spelling the objects of his spe
cial attention.
The Discipline of the School, though firm, viii be
mid; and Mr. Tighe having during the last
years, in maintaining, both in Nothern and South
ern Schools the stricest and most perfect discipline,
without resortng corporal punishment. doubts not
his ability to preserve it by the game methods.
1t may, perhaps, be well TO remark, that in his In
t6rcourse with bows Interference whatever will
be attempted with the peculiar tenets of any demo-
mination of Christians.
For list of References, &C. &C., see advertisement
in the Daily Richmond Enquirer or Circular
sc fS-l2t*
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

JULLIEN's CONCERT THR,a EoRGI PAS
sENdERs.-RisHoP DoaNE's TRIAL.
NEW foRK, Sept. la-Thc receipts at Julien's
Concert last night, for the benefit of the New Or
leans sufferers, amounted to $500.
The steamer Crescent City has been sent to Nor.
fox to take on board the Georgias passengers. IAN
account OF the disaster to the Georgia will be found
IN another column OF the Dispa,ch.l
The trial of Bishop Doane Il proceeding. No &C.
eision has yet been reached upon the question of
quashing the presentment.
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DEADY-MADE CLOTHING-TO

Ii THE TRADE.-The subscribers have received
their Fall aud Winter stock OF ready-Inade CLOTH
ING manufactured by themselves for the Virginia
and North Carolina trade, to which they ask the
tention of merchants.
Grey mixed satnef Coats, coored do
English and American Tweed, beaver Frecks
Clouded and waved Frocks heavy English mix ! do
Fine French mixed do German beaver do
English beaver do, French do do
Twilled beaver do
Brown and black business Frocks, English Zap do
French beaver Over Goats, English do do do
Twilled Caster Goats, fine PetershGm do
Medium and low grade Coats
Blue and drab Blanket Goats, English army DO
Mixed partridge beaver Goats, Devonshre kersey DO
German beaver Goats Esquimaux do dc
Fancy negro head CoUts, English double do
A great variety OF SGtnet, Tweed, Kersey, French,
English, American and CamptoFn Cas-. Pants; Vests
OF sain silk tweed, black aud fancy cess plads
lelcia satiuet, srge. cut vevets. wool velvets &c
&c together with great variety of Fancy Goods fine
and medium Shirts, late style Collars Hickory, HaTa
ilton and Flannel Shirts Tor negroes Also full suits
for negroes and laborers: under Shirts and Drawers
boys over Coats Sacks Frocks, Jackets Pants, Vests
shirts, &c. KEEN, CHILES L. BALDWIN,
Is I02 Main street
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EioxcIDE IN PKfLADELPHIA.-On Saturday
night there WAS an alarm of fire in Philadelphia
- o'clock at night. The Franklin Hose Company
RAJ. into Kensington; and when passing the Hiber.
mia Hose House, were fired at by persons in the
building None OF the members of the Franklin
were Injured but ball took effect on Hugh Nicer
tia. living in house opposite, who was looking
over fence, causing death in few minutes. 1t is
not known who fred the fatal shot The deceased
was attached to the Hibernia, and must have been
shot by his own friends The police afterwards
entered the Hibernia House, and arrested Il per-
sons upon whom they found two revolvers and
other arms.
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hackman named Greene and city watchman
day, in $1,000, for arrestng and attempting to kid
nap Watkins free mulatto. They were convey
ing him i'll a carriage al night, and had nearly
reached the river when their progress was arrest
,,-a
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINoIs.-The steamer Hi
nois arriTed at New York, Saturday evening from
Aspinwall bringing California mails, and 1868 937
III gold and 407 passengers. There is nothing of
especial interest in her files.
The lsthmus was healthy. Tie citizens of New
Grenada had celebrated the adoption of new CON
stitution. There is nothing regarding the
difficulty between Peru and Bolivia
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LATEST Mali. NEWS.
TERRIRLE HuRRICANE.

The Steamer Georgia, bound from New York to
Navy Bay with 800 passengers, arrived at Norfolk
saturday evening in distress. She left New York
IN the 9Th and encountered a severe : T. storm on
the 7;h. IL continued only for a few hours during
which time the steamer behaved teierahiy wei.
In the afternoon Of the 7th the wind shifted and
terrific hurricane blew from N. i. The water
he'd ia.o the engine rooms and cxiinguished the
fires. Such was the helpless condition of the
steamer and the rapid accumulation Of water TINT
,here seemed 80 hope for the 400 souls on board.
The pumps checked and the passengers and crew
1abored with barrels and windlasses to keep the
sbi, aaoat by hailing. At Q o'clock Thursday
pi,5;. the storm had sufficiently aba:ed to allow
,bc rekiudinc Of the fires; but the machinery
would not work for several hours. Meantime the
passengers worked in the most heroic manner.
The last prayer was offered up but not wall is
said to have been heard. The work of hailing con.
,inuel until saturday morning when the abate.
men. Of the storm gave assurance of safety. They
s,corel for Norfolk and reached there ON satur.
day evening.
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THE PAN HANDLE RAuRoAD.-The Pittsburg
Commercial denies the truth of the statement that
a rule had been served on the parties engaged in
the construction oftlle Pan Handle railroad to shew
cause why criminal process should not be tiled
against them.
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T.. Currie.
} jos. Z.
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BISHOP DoANE's TRIAL.-Bishop McIlvaine con-
cluded his reply to Bishop Doane, before the Court
OF Bishops. at Trenton, Saturday, and Bishop Doane
commenced a rejoiuder; but had not concluded
when the Court adjourned
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THE YELLOW EEvER

NEW ORLEANS, Sept e.-The deaths from gel
low fever in this city yesterday, numbered 53-tc-
day As. In Mobile during the last two days. there
have been 60 deaths
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It's supposed that the recent successful scheme
to throw the train of the Amboy and Camden Rail
road off the track was the work of come person
who had been discharged from the service of the
company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-13

ATRoc1oUs MURDER AND ARsoH-A dispatch
from Brownsville, Pa, Sept 10, says:
The house of VIM. Sacress, at Perryopolis, ten
miles from this place, was entered by robbers last
night, and his wife murdered, himself so badly
wounded as to leave but little hopes of his recog8-
ry, and the house plundcred and burned with his
wife. There is no clue TO the discovery Of the
perpetrators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-13

! Wind,
Edward
ing or
;ott, for
Mary,
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TIE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept l2.-Sales of 1000 bills Flour
at &c. Red Wheat SI.25 to sI.as, white s1.33 to
Sl.J White Corn II to ~ cents; yellow % cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-13

Yesterday was the anniversary of the Battle of
Norh Point, and celebrated with the usual
spirit in Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-13

1 much
puuci-
,ceipts.
So for
Isl 81
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The Wings of New Jersey are to hold Conven-
rention on the 10Th October, to nominate candi-
date for Governor.
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EALL AND WINTER GOODS.-We

EALL AND WINTER GOODS.-We
Il this day in receipt of full Stock of Fall
of the season for Ladies', Gentlemen, Children and
Servants wear, and Housekeeping Goods of every
quality and variety
Also, handsome assortment of Carpetinys Drug
gets, Mats, &c. e
Having enlarged our store-room, we are enabled
to offer TO our town and country friends the largest
and most attractive stock ever before offered By u.s.
and at prices which, we are sure, will give satisfac
ton.
BREEDEN, FOX co,
2I7 Broad street.
P. S-Country merchants, visiting the city, are re-
quested to examine our stock, which will be found
well assorted. B., +. CO.
Sc 12-2w
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SEIZURE OF AMERICAN VESSELS

BosroS, Sept l2-seven American fishing YES
seis have been seized by British cruisers off Fox
River. There is much excitement in regard to
the matter
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TO PAyIERS.-proposals will

NOTICE TO PAVIERS.-Proposals will
IN be received at this office until "Wednesday next
the 18th inst, at II O'Clock, NJ, for paving alley
known on the plan of the city as Pink Alley, aud
tending from 18th street TO Shockoe Greek
The Proposal must state the per square ward, and
the times at which the contractor proposes to
mence and complete the work--and he viii be
prompt and faithful performance. The stones used
are to be good pebble of medium size, and well
beded in bed of coarse sand fine gravel full nine
inches thick.
The estimate has been made Coo per square yard,
including grading-and no bid beyond that price will
be considered.
Unless the contract Ia signed and security given
within ten days after the date of the award it will be
considered abandoned. M. BATES
Sc ltd Sec'y TO Com'r streets generally
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AUCTION eALEs.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GODDIN APPERsON.
SEVERAL TENEMFNTS 0v oRE-

| 4 n N
I'm Gon HILL, ON BYRD AND 1sT STREETS.
M al = re ANN q OM THE MOUNTAIN ROAD. EIGHT
NIL ABOVE THE CITY on RICHNOND
IN nAaE AT AuCTIoN.-WiI be sold at auction
IN ioss is 80, AFTERNOON, the 18th Septeu-
per, iooos upon the premises Commencing At Il 81,
e,oex ,a se H;i ssk and wsoden DWELLINGS on
These tenements are all new. and are s1,.a,,g II.
best in that neighborhood 80 AA'ons lug
After which viii be sold the two new briet TFNr
MENTS at the corner Of Byrd and III strae,s Src,,
ing, together about 40 feet on the North line Of
Byrd street. running back about 90 feat - -
Also, several vacant LOTS adjoining the above an
the North and East. - -
After the sale of the last mentioned pronertv land
at the corner Of Byrd and LIST streetsl wf be sold
neat little FARM, in the county of Henrico. on the
mountain road about miles from the city OF Ricb
mond containing 40 acres, now in the occupancy of
Mr. E. Tate This farm has been recently settled--
the buildings ell new and the land Is as good "a
any in that ighborhood. A great bargain will per
haps, be sold.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 9 and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note shall be paid.
N. B-The taxes are all paid up on the above pro-
perry, and titles indisputabe.
85 G0ODTN A. APPERS0N Aucfg
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pICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MA
1G THEMATICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u BASSETT, Successors to DIR. S, Maupiu-llth ST.,
between Marshall and CLAY
Our School win commence on the LIST of October
in the commodious and comfortable building formerly
used by DIR. Manpin for that purpose. Parents and
guardians intending TO enter pupils will please do
early, as our number is limited CO. and inme date
application is necessary 30 secure seats
Mr. Montague considers it only necessary inform
the public that Mr. Bassett is graduate of the Uni
versy of Virginia, and has had years experience
in teaching.
TERMS:
Senior Mathematics and Languages, $50
Junior :! - 80
Modern Languages each %
Payable, half LIST October, remainder LIST March,
MIR. Joseph Michard, ST., will teach Modern Lam
guages.
The Primary department lin separate building)
win be under the charge of Mr.. Robert Davis, and
the special supervision of the principals. Fee $50
For further particulars, circulars.
Mr.. Montague can be seen at his room on 10th ST.,
in of Duval l. Bro.
sc lG-td.
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LOST AND FOUND.
T OST-A PORTE MONNATE
CTRAYED OR STOJFN-

&TRAYED OR STOLEN.-Strayed or
~ stolen, from the subscriber on the night of the
9th inst, u large BAY HORSE, eleven wears old
and has white foot; also small sorrel MARE
four years old. has three four white feet and blaze
face. Albera reward will be paid for their delivery
to me- a. the County Court House. ANY information
of them viii be thankfully received.
sc 9-ts ALEX. b. HCTCHERSON
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AUCTION BALES
THIS DAY
81 G0DDIN { APPERsON.
VALuABLE REAL ESTATE At

PORT MAYO, AND LOTS IN T1tr Tovva
OF sFuLTON,n FOR SALE AT AUCTION wi; II
be sold on TUESDAY. the 15sh Sav az Ser,er'h., :.
1885, upon the premises eommencins = $3.50
several HOUSES and LOTS IN Port us,o - !.
Rockeffs--among which Isl the erocerv co. =:
the occupancy Of Mr.. R. H. Dobbins. s.tsated ~ -
Louisiana street. and dwelling House en- Nirbei.oc
street. Also, THIRTY LOTS in Fnitor--l1 81 whssh
are near the pine tree the balance being wei iocs
ted The above real estate is in improving part Of
the suburbs and offers Inducements TO persons 81 i'm
tied means TO make safe and profitable investment
Some of the above lots within 100 yards Of the
wharves At Rockets and ON that are vaiua-
ble
Immediately after the above sale, one brick ard
two framed tenements, on Osbornes Turnpike. neaz
its eastern end.
After the sale of the above real esfate the building
IN the city Of Richmond at the corner OF Franklin
and 2ls Streets formerly occupied by the 4th bsptis
Church, viii be sold. The building alone ID 10 be sold
and not the ground Its now occupied is csrren-
ter's shop at annual rent of 800.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, balance AZ and months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till the last note shall be paid. Mt
an 2G-atds GODDIN & APPERSOy. Aucts
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DRICK TENEMENT on BROAD ST

~ HENRICO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wfll
be sold on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. the f4th
September. upon the premises, commencing at 5 o.
clock, BRICK TENEMENT on the south side of
BROAD Street, Henrico now occupied by Mr. Jesse
s. Elyson, and adjoining the grocery store of Mr. b.
grande, suitable for dwelling grocery store
Terms at sale. GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
Sc ss Aucts.
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NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.

~ EW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.
~ y. MILLHISER & BROTHER, 1893 Broad
street. respectfully inform their friends customers,
ara the public generally. that they have completed
opening, and ready to show them. complete Stock
ol DIy Goods comprising every thing useful, Fancy
anu desirable IN that line and at prices far surprising
bought entire stock principally for cash. at the
&c Iiade sales of New York and Philadelphia The
aud cheapest lots French Swiss aud Scotch
az our store, and at prices exceedingly low being
guar prices. ~
Also in Ribbons, the assortment ia larse varied and
cheap, having ali the arest styles out this sc ason
Domestic Goods OF every description at factory
prices.
Families who buy by the piece or dozen. win save
considerable by giving us cali
All who wish 70 buy really cheap and desirable
goods, respectfully inyifedt TO gyens call fsev
will lind our goods represented. '' '-'o'
j. MILLHISER Bro
Sc IL RrDad
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EDUCATION.

TNHE MISSES MYERS SCHOOL will
IL be re-opened tat their residence 18th street, on
the 9Th of October next.
instruction in the several English branches will as
heretofore, be under their supervision: and in
French under that of Mr.. N. A. STAICOS
Lessons the Piano will be taught ty Miss ]
MYERS ~
Terms, for the session of 10 months will be made
known on application at the School.
sc 13-2 awSw~
MI RS. MIRIAM TAYLOR will continue
AVA to give instruction in vocal and instrumental
music on the PIANO FORTE. Pupils will be at
tended or received at her residence 9Th street o
poste the City Spring. se 13-st
MI X. S. S. STEVENS will commence
NA the next Session of the Young Ladies' Cole gi-
ate Seminary on the 18th OF September at his rooms
on the corner of Franklin and Fifth streets Compe
l3-ts
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

GTOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
~ &C. AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 18th
nst at 10 o'clock, at the grocery of William H.
Sutherland, on Broad street, next door Matthews
Tim5eIlake, will be sold at auction a well selected
stock of GROCERIES. FIXTURES, &c. Also a fine
saddle and harness HORSE.
TEHMs.-Cash for all sums of $50 and under; all
that amount 60 days credit for approved paper
Sc 1885, R. CAUTHORN
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+ AND FOR SALE IN HENRICo-

~ FOUR MILES BELOW RICHMOND.-The
subscriber, IN view ofembarking in business Iequir-
ing some capital, is induced to offer his FARM stu
ated IN the County of Henrco about four miles east
OF the City of Richmond for SALE
Inc tract consists of 1874 acres bounded on the north
Dy the ianes OF Col John Thorn, on the west By J. B.
bragg ana John Currie, the south by Jacob s. At
zee, and on the east by unsccupied lands of William
ABOUT nifty acres OF the land is cleared and in a
healthy state of cultivation - -
Cornelius Greek passes through it. afording an ex-
cellens body of meadow land The uucleared portion
OF 1t Is mostly clothed with growth of oak and pine
Much of it will cut thirty cords of wood to the
The improvements are comfortable, consisting of
a good log house, with stabling and sheds for the
stock, well of excellent water and a grove of 81
gantic oaks overshadowing the whole.
Being DESTROYS to sell speedily great bargain will
be offered if application be made before Tuesday the
Goth day of September next If sold before that
time, it will be offered ct public sale that day at
O'Clock in the afternoon. PATRICK JORDAN.
Sale conducted by
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III ORSE AND MULE sHOES-50 casks
= II Burdens and Virginia make in store and for
sale BY G. J, SINToN & co,
sign Of The Circular Saw
sc ~ No. II Main street.