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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
LATEST MAIL NEWS.

TERRIBLE FIRES IN THE WOODS.
1t is stated that fires are raging to terrible ex
tent In the vicini OF Bangor, Me. telegrsphic
dispatch says;
The damage TO the woodland and 10 the crons
will be enormous. Many buildings have been burnt
In kenduskeag, Corinsh Charleston. Garland. and
other towns. In many places the entire population
are engaged In hghting against the fire. In Garland
township II Is said that there IL an entire family v-
Ing some distance from any other house, who are
entirely surrounded by the flames having no means
20 escape, and 1t /, not known whether they are
dead or alive
The following account of a great conhagration
comes to Us 10 dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio:
A irightful fire IL raging in the woods at Cuyaho
ga Falls. extending to Franklin. Randolph, Raven
ma, Robertson. Mortified, and parts of Summit
depth Of one and half feet Barns of hay grain
&c, are destroyed, and approximations are enter
tsiued for the town of Hudson.
The woods near Painsye one mile in length, are
burning, and all Efforts TO arrest the flames have
been unsuccessful.
Near Albany, N. Y several very extensive fires
are raging in the woods, aud the atmosphere OF the
city is rendered hazy with smoke.
A great copfsgration is also in progress on the
Green Mountains, near Arlington and Sunderland,
Vermont, which, in the course of five or ak days,
has travelled in direct line six miles spread
ing with fearful rapidly, and presenting at night
sublime spectacle. Looking up from the valleys,
the eye survey at single glance more than
two miles lurid fame and as the fire leaps from
tree to tree, sweeping upward and onward, no h.
log can be more magnificent. At the last accounts,
several large and valuable saw mills were threst
ened, and the fire travels fast that nothing but
great storm can stop IT'S progress.
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BY LARUs Z SHINE.
GALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE

~ AT AUCTiON-In consequen of not ha wing
sufcient wareroom to contain my stock of city made
Furniture, will from this day until MONDAY 4.h
Gay OF Septe mber sell all my Furniture at as near
cost as possible, and on the 4fh of September at 10
O'Clock, A what is left will be sold auction on
the corner of Frankliu and 18th streets. Those in
want of handsome Furniture and good article,
would do well TO call and examine before that fine
cretary and Book Case; elegant mahogany Ward-
elegant marble sab Ladies' dressing Bureaus with
mirrors different styles; elegant marble slab en-
closed Washstauds, different Styles 2 Ladies' dress.
ing Bureaus with mirrors different styles; marble
slab Sofa Table; elegant Side boards different pat.
terms; set cottage painted Furniture pieces; ma
hogany breakfast and dining Tables; mahogany card
Tables mahogany centre Tables; mahogany What
Nots. prettg articles cherry dining and breakfast
Tables poplar dining and breakfast Tables: maho
Ladies' Work Standf; mahogany Candle Stands; ma
hogany and painted Washstands and saloon Tables:
painted enclosed Washstand; maho gany and cherry
Cribs; mahogany parlor Chairs; mahogany Rocking
Chairs, covered with plush; do. do. with carved
bccks; do Rocking or Nurse Chair; mahoga Office
Chairs; lot Of Sofas; Tete-atate lot If ladies' Dire
ing Boxes with mirrors, and and drawers lot of
elegant mantel Glasses; high. post Bedsteads, ma
pie; dozen cottage Bedsteads, maple; 10 trundel
Bedsteads maple:6 poplar Couches; lot OF Chars
consisting of Rocking and Grecian Chairs childrens
Chairs. pine Safes, NAH ogany Stools portable Desks
small misses cane seat Chairs. and variety of little
articles. j. w. SATTERWHITE.
Sale conducted by LARUs SHINE, Auct.
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WHOLESALE TRADE.-BOOKs.

W SEAT1ONEkf AND fIANO FORTES.-
JAMES WOODHOUSE, Gate Nash & Woodhouse J
Richmond: Va, offers an extensive stock of BOOKS
aud STATIONERY, adapted to the wants of the
trade in Virginia and North Carolina and elsewhere
at prices low be obtained in Northarn cities
In connection with his Book and Stationery business,
he has appropriated to the sale of PIANO
FORTES, filled with an assortment as extensive as
can be seen at any establishment of the kind in the
Union. He has participated in the sale of over one
Mousand Piano Fortes in the States of Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee, all of which have given en-
TIRE satisfaction. They are warranted in every re-
spect offered for sale at manufacturer Prices and
viii be packed securely to go any distance without
inJaIy He has also attached to his establishment
BOOk BINDERY and BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTORY, where all kinds of Books Periodicals.
Blanks. Music, &c, are bound. and Blank Books
factories, &c, manufactured
MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES-newE di.
tion-J. w. publishes Msyo's Guide to Magistrates.
lnew edion) with practical forms for the discharge
of their duties out OF Court with an sppendix con-
tanning FoIns fer drawing Bonds, Notes Deeds Con.
tracts. and adapted to the new Code of Virginia
Persons at a distance unable to visit Rchinopd can
have their orders faithfully executed as if
ally present au25
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MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR

MI ISIS A. M. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR
N1 YOUNG LADIES.-The seventh session of
this Schc oil will commence ON the first MONDAY of
October next, at the schoolrooms corner of Frank.
lin and Fifth streets.
Horace P. Smith, A. B., brother of Miss Smith,
will be connected with the school as Associate Prin-
cipal. The most competent teachers will assist in
the various departments The course of instruction
is thorough, and embraces all the requisites for fin.
ished education Frequent lectures will be given in
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry aecomps-
MED by experiments. Vocal musicwil be tau ght daily
without extra charge. Miss s. pledges herself t.
teach in such manner as to enable the pupil, who
with perfect facility by ths end of the session. Each
department of the school will be under the super
vision OF the principals, who will esularly examine
the different classes.
TERMs-Engsh branches. $40; Primary Depart
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages, $50
each. Instrumental music, Proessors' prices Draw
ing. Embroidery, &c extra charges.
MIR. Smith will form private classes in the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars made
known in few weeks by application at the book.
store of Mr.. VIM. A. Buffers, l57 Main street.
au8-eod2mif
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY

They Washington Union officially announces that
information has been received by the Department
of State that Lord EIgin has given directions, sub
ject to the approval of her Majesty's government
that, pending the action of the imperial and pro.
vincal legislatures on the reciprocity treaty the
river 81 Lawrence be thrown open to American
yessels, during her Maestys pleasure, in II e man.
ner provided for in that treatv
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\ DAVID CURRY, Boor ?

AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, 126
Main street, takes this method of informing
his customers and the public that he has Just
returned from the North with large lot of excel.
supply OF BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Trunks Va.
noes and Carpet Bags, suitable for ladies'. misses.
sentemens and servants wear, to which he invites
attention. Having employed Mr.. James Bolton TO
attend to his sales and msnufacturins depatme uts
customers may rely upon getting suited ct all times
JAMES BOLTON respectfully announces to his
friends and the public that he has formed business
connection with Mr.. David Curry, 126 Main street
ton to the sales and manufacturing department of
Mr.. Currys establishment.
The superior style of goods sold by Mr.. Curry for
many years past in this city, him in saving
that his old friends and the public eau at all times
be well served by calling at the store No. l26 Main
street.
J. B. takes occasion to say to his old friends and
former customers that he will superintend all orders
for Boots and Shoes left at Mr.. Curry's store.
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Sales OF 400 bbIs. Howard
Street Flour at 50. Wheat has farther advanced 5
cents. Cora firm, with upward tendency.
NEw YoaK, Aug. 25.-FIour firm and advancing
S ,uthern scarce-sales at S9.37a975. Holders of
Wheat are firm, and demand an advance Sales
OF unsound Southern red at sL75 The price of
Corn is higher, with sales of sound yellow at e8as9
cents.
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PROJECT FOR SPAIN.-AN EMPIRE OF IBERIA -
Ihs New York Courier learns from reliable Informa-
by Lord Howden from, Madrid to france was con-
nsctsd with some mutual understanding between
the French and British Governmental respecting the
intended clsma.ion of Don Pedro Fifth of Portu
gal. a. b. ad CT a ne " united pennsuar empiIe.
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BY 0ODDTN { APPERsON. :

TWO NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS
i ON BROAD STREET. NEAR BUCHANaN,s
SPRING; FOR SALE At AUcTIoN.-Wlll be
two ne WY erected framed Tenements on the North
side of BEosd street, near Buchanan's Spring. adj
joining the residence Of MI. Matthias Altmsyer.
TEsMs-One third cash; balance at and months
TOT notes. interest added, and title retain
ed IL til j ! st note !: g gs,a .n.rnso.
TWO SMALL NEW FRAMED TENE-
rRAk hksTs u THE EE Hns
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold ON MONDAY Alter
noon, the 18th August 1854. upon the premises COM
nements in Brown. Page. and 6ambiss plan, be-
tween Valley and Federal streets few hundred
yards Dorh q the ticket Office Of the Virginia Cen.
TeRMs-one-thlrd cash; balance at and moths
with interest and tile retained ill last note
HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL,
SALE.-Wil. be sold on TUESDAY Afternoon. %. h
Aug ,is,4 on the premises commencing at 5 o,cIk,
Brick Tenement, on Union Hill. with an acre Of
W. Redford, adjoining Leadbetter's Tavern The
house and outbuiidings are in good repair and the
place 10 well adapted to suburban residence or mar.
TERMs--One-fourth cash; balance at 8, 6 and
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and IT,
au is - Goblin I 4arPipERsoN, Auc.,.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
~ NILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT BY virtue of decree of the
Circuit curt of the County of Henrico, pronounced
on the 25d January 1884 in the of Crew asainst
Grew Sc the undersigned, as Sheriff of Henrico
County, will expose to public auction on the premi
ses. on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of September, 1854,
which Daniel Crew died seized containing about 12i
acres situated in the county of Henrco about nine
miles above Richmond on the old Deep Run Turn.
pike adjoining the lands of Thos .. Burton E. Pot.
erwiee and others
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at and ~ mos.
tie retained till last payne Mt is made
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henfco County
Sale conducted by Go1DIN AFPERsoN, Aucts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM HAVANA

NEw York, August 25-The steamer Gov. Dad.
ley arrived here today, from Havana. which place
she left on the Ri inst
The Captain General of Cuba Il paying rewards
for Information and seizure OF all African slaves
recently landed on the Island.
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NJOTICE-A YALUABLE FARM IN

~ CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE.-By q
decres OF the Circuit Court of Charlotte County pro-
nouncsd on Wednesday, the 29th Of March, 1854.
SHALL Commission sr, ed to sell at public Auc
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 5lst day
of August, 1854. between the hours of IL and 2 on
credit Of enc aud two yesrs the tract of land on
which the late Thomas C. Clark, decd, resided con-
tanning $50 acres onahaf of which is supposed to be
wood of original growth remark aby we'll tiu1bered.
This land lies on the Richmond and Danville Rail-
neighborhood, and well adapted to the cultivation
of wheat, corn oats and tobacco; the improvements
are in good Order consisting of two excellent dwell
ing houses ard all necessary houses inc,udng
store house. &c. There is also excellent orchard
of apples of the very best fruit; we'll of first rate
water in the yard and it is considered one of the
most desirable situations in this section of country
There Ia good deal of fne, fat sand on the Meher-
rim river and branches running through the land;
and it is well wstered. Possession will be given in
time to seed wheat.
Bonds, with approved security. will be re CURED
for the credit paYnents and the title will be tanned
Any person wishing to view the place, will please
call on me at Keysvile Station.
jy 28-dlm PETER r. CLARK, Com'r.
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ARREST OF CAPT. ROLLINS

New York, Aug 25.-Capt. Hollins, OF the Cy
ane, ives arrested here to-day on a charge OF de-
stroying the properly of Calvin Duran, citizen OF
Greytown, and held to bail in the sun Of S20 900.
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GALE OF REAL. ESTATE,-In
4 LBERT [. WEST having taken tie

IA Office formerly occupied by the late Thomas J..
Glenn, ESD, respectfully offers his services meas
to the citizens of Richmond and particularly the
mechanics who connected with the building bu-
siness ia making estimates and measuring all kinds
of work.
Having been for q number of years engaged In the
building business. he trusts he has become sufficient
iy familiar with all its branches give general salts.
solicited. an 21-6ts
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90 CHEAP SHOES FOREVER

ahead OF
everything in selling all kinds of Boots and Shoe
very cheap am selling my entire stock of Summer
Boots and Shoes, Travelling Trunks Valices Carpet
an extensive Fall supply. So here it goes from this
date. The first come will be the best served Ladies'
and gentlemen who are 10 want of Boots, Shces or
Trunks would do well to call at the Metropolitan
Store to make their purchases.
The metropolitan Store" is at ISL Main st. Eagle
Square, next to r. NJ Zmmerman's.
CHARLES 8. MAURICE,
au "a Richmond Va
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HEALTH OF NEW YORK

New York, Aug. 25.--The cholera is decreasing
The daily reports from the hospitals have been dis
continued
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RUTURE DAYS.


MARKET HOUSE FOR RENT AT
:, - : AUG; A,uCTioE On TUESDAY next. 2g:h INST,
I'll reaf to the highest BIDDER
80 Marie ct. s.esss 1noWn = sno
Ths Stalls viii be rented ss..r.t.,, :, !; L.. -
suit purchasers. " - iosss -
Those wishinr to rent are assured th.t sv.rv no..
Bile facility will be granted. ' ssssJ Pos-
The attention Of Butchers spa g.ra...~. i,
quested, a. . rare chance isIow offered " 80 80
Terms meds known ct sale
aus AIEy Nf,rm
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The Panama Star of the 18th gives favorable ac
counts OF the revolution for the con sttu,ioua
General Martinisno Coagos, commanding the rev
olutonaiy party at Bockermanga we3 killed and hi:
party dispersed
Congress had not met, from inability 20 form 8
quorum and Herrera had named a new ministry
IRE broke out at Panama on The Oh and the
church Of Santa Anna and twelve houses were de-
stroyed.
At Valparaiso, on the 18th of July, the markets
were extremely dull Carolina Rice was scarce
and rising Sugars sold freely at rates slightly ad-
ysnced.
TIE mails to Panama are TO be monthly instead
of serni-monthly
The Russian prize reported by previous mail
10 have been taken by French steamer into Valpa.
rise tbs brig Corivier, 10j days from Perna,n.
buco. She knew nothing OF the war Toe cargo
contests of sugar, and is valued at SIG 600
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, August 25.-1here were twenty inter.
ments yesterday, of which eleven were OF yellow
fever, and eleven new cases were reported.
Among the victims are Bepjanin Burroughs
commission merchant, and Capt. VIM. White.
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nLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES
OThe inhabitants of this good old Commonwealth
ever anxious 70 preserve health, have pronounced
DY CURE, for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Whoopng Cough, and
Group, the mcst valuable Medicine ever discovered
1t has cured more of those afflicted with the above
complaints, than ell the nostrums ever compounded
Try it, YOU who have consumption. Recommend
it. you who have tried it, For sale by
THOS. LEONARD
jy25 GoveInoJ Of
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FrRE.-Cole's furnishing store, ia Fulton street
Brooklyn, was destroyed by fire on Thursday NOR
ming. Loss S600O
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DOR SALE ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
II will offer at public auction if not disposed Of
privately before, on TUESDAY, August 18th, 1854,
to the highes, bidder, the following valuable PRO.
PERTY:
l. The Store and Dwelling House, which is occu-
pied by myself and which was built but two years
ago in elegant and comfortable style 1t 10 of
the best business stands in this State 1t il the
est Store to this Central and Orange and Alexandra
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
locality for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
2. One Lot fourth of an acre in size, situated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
s. The Land lately purchased Of George MorriSs
estate, kno IN the CHAMBLfCO TRACT. about
Il miles Of this yillsge, and containing two hundred
and fifty five and half acres, well timbered and very
we'll adapted to the cultivation Of all kinda of grain
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place, the timber win soon overpay for the land.
4. The balance of my stock Of Hardware, 0roce-
RES, Wooden and Tfn-wase.
TERMs.-For the Store and Dwelling house, Lot
aud Land one-third cash. one-third In months, and
the balance in IL months, for approved negotiable
paper--the title retained till the whole 10 paid.
For the n srchandize, cash viii be required.
8. HlR6H.
GoRpoNsyIIIs Orange co., Va,
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MANAGED SALT AT AUCTION
- WIN be sold on MONDAY next, oath instant at
- O'Clock. for account Of whom 1t NAV concern.
the iof OF SALT consisting of sbout 5000 Sacks dam.
aged at the late lire at :. w Atknson's Tobacco Fac.
tory on the South side of Cary between 2ist and ed
streets To be sold in several lots.
Terms cash.
Sale conductedby
DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.,
au - Auctioneers.
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BY TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR

Ii NITURE, CROPS, STOCK. &c. AT AUG
TION-The subscriber intending to remove to
Richmond, win sell at public auction. on WEDNES-
DAY 9th of Sepr next, at IL o'clock A. H.. at his
farm, Burnside, Hanover county. miles from Rich
rnond. all his Stock, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Crops &c.
The Farming Utensils and Household and Kitchen
Furniture are nearly all new and in good crder-
TERMs-Cash for all sums Of $50 and under over
that amount, credit fer approved paper inter
est added. Il. E. PUITIAUX.
Sale conducted by TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auctr
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FUIURE DAYS.
0I8Y DUNLOP. N0NCURE { CO.

0iBY DUNLOP, MONCURE { CO.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCT1ON.-On
~ TUESDAY Morning next. the 29.h inst, conn.,
mencing at 10 O'clock, we will sell AZ Auction
sstink In part Of
~ hhds. =. O. Sugar, fair to choice quality.
80 bbla. Coffee Ssgsr.
izD bbls. prime retailing Molasses.
~ bbis. No. Mactsrel.
10 quarter casks Port Wine.
sherry and Madeira Wine.
French Brandy; Antigua Rum: Hsllsnd Gin
sperm and Adamantfne Candles
Soap Mustard, assorted Candies; Raians.
Gun Powder and Pouchong Teas
Cigars some very fine; kc.&c
ALSO.
l Iron Ches'; pair patent Balances.
TERMs-under $780, cash over that amount, four
months credit for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCUKE CO,
au % Ausfioneers
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NNXCELSlOk WORKS, CORNER 9TH
~ AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The pro-
pretor Of the above works is now prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER, of various kinds in the best style
and on the rlost reasonable terms
He has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities.
PANEEL STUFF, both of Northern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at low price,
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that cannot fail to give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received.
nyIS VIM. FORBES.
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jy 25


ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer and Com
- mission Merchant JOG Main street-My usual
evening sales will be discontinued till about the lst
OF September, Except special sales should be Of.
ly solicited.
large assortment of Watches, Jewery, and Fan
cy Goods, fer sale at wholesale or retail at low
prices, at private sale.
City aud country merchants can purchase Goods at
Manufacturers prices, rs the subscriber 10 agent for
great many large Establishments and can ssil their
goods delivered here Oh favorable terms as they
could be ordered from the manufacturer direct.
ELIAS HALE,
Tvs ia ms NJ, ..
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VERY IMPORTANT"
UNCERTAIN az are ell human

i 1NCEKTAIN as are ell human calcuIa-
~ tions with regard to LIFE OF BUSINESS, there
Is no more prudent arrap cement which the PARENT
or GUARDIAN can make than to secure Policy or
Insurance for those dependent on his life
SURANCE COMPANY. / am every year paying
thousands of dollars to families in vireinis aud in
almost every case, the money has been needed by
those to whom it has been paid.
The capital of this Company 10 nearly 81 o00, 600.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
Office at the BOOKSTORE, corner Main and 18th sts-
au 23-5t 1.R3 3E
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GoapoNsvILIE, Orange co.. Va,

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF CHIC
IA KAHoMINY LAND.-Wfli be sold to the
hghest bidder, the premises. on the eth Septen-
Der next commencing ut ii o'clock A. M, II fsir, q
not on the next fair day. that valuable tract OF Land
vins on Chlckahominy River. in the county Of Han.
over. belonging to the estate of Or. Reuben Mere
dith decd continuing so acres adjoining the lands
of A. B. Tmberlake, A. Lumpkin and others.
This Land 10 eight miles from Richmond, within -
miles of Aflee,s Depot the Virginia Central Hail.
road, and within miles Of the Richmond and Char
loftesville Plank RI adj now being constructed. On
the Land Il small frame dwelling. with the other
necessary outhouses
This Farm l. considered ono of tho most valuable
and productive on the Chickshcmtny, and II we'll
adaptsd to the growth Of corn. oats. wheat and
grass.
on the Lat Of 0etobsr nsxt and full posssson ON the
TERMs-one third cash ON ths day Of saIs, and tho
remainder ct aud 10 months from the ist January
1855. with nterestthe credit msnts 70 BE- eecur.
cd By boldA with sasisfaetorJ security and dead Of
trust on the pFemises.
Immediately after tho sale Of tho above
trast viii sell tract Of Wsod Land, bsicngina TO
the same estate, containing 10 acres, Abopt mile
distant from the above tract.
Terms same ~ mentioned shove.
- Mr.. 4. B. TimheElAke. the tsuapf, viii take
pleasure In showing the Land % AM person desrous
r. z. JONES, Adm'r. With The vill
anusxed, q 4. Msrsdith, dss'a.
RAPID ANN erArIon, CulRsneE Co. Va,
anI7-6staw3wtdtds
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BARGAINS. BARGAINS-Great

~ duction in prices OF Summer Clothing The
subscribers being 6esrous of closing out their l.rge
stock in this line offers to sell below cost supe nor
sortment of Summer Clothing-Coats, Pants, Vests
aud other articles Of wearing apparel. Those who
desire bargains must call early at the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No 90 Main st. we intend to close bust
ness in Richmond. r. DECOU l. co.