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Yoeal anO YsrsonaL.

The Soldiers of the war Of 1912 will com
Fmence the business Of their annual Convention on
the eighth instant, at Odd Fellows Hall Il will
probably be numerousy attended, and continue
several days in session.
The railroad companies and others are extend
ling to those worthy and patriotic men every pos
sble facility of conveyance
Having succeeded, in their object last year of
securing the passage Of a law placing them, with
regard to bounty lands, on footing with those
who served in the Mexican campaign, one of the
features in their present programme is, we under
stand, 10 procure, if possible, the enactment Of q
law extending the pension system, as in the case
loi the participants in the Revolutionary war.
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VOCAL MUSIC.

MFRS. FRANKLIN respectfully informs the
|lXl Ladies,of Washington that she continues
Ito give instruction in Vocal Music. From hel
long experience and professional intercourse with
he best Artistes Of Europe and America, she feels
confident that her method Of cutivating the voice
and imparting correctness Of style and expression
will render satisfaction.
For terms and hours apply TO Mrs. F. at her resi-
dence 405 street, between 9th and 10th streets
Reference is made to Mr. R. Davis and Mr. G.
Hibus, at their Music Stores on Pennsylvania
Avenue. Dec 13
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NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE.

WASHINGTON, October 2, 1855.
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|THAMILIAR QUOTATIONS.-Ac collection
|I of Familiar Quotations, with complete In
|dices of Authors and Subjects; price 81.
Memorials Of Youth and Manhood, by Sidney
Willard, two volumes; price 81.
Ellie, or the Human Comedy, by John Esten
Cooke, author of Virginia Comedians, &c.
TAYLOR & MAURYS Bookstore,
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THE CONSPIRACY AT FEEDERIcK-The Frede
rick (Md) Herald states that John Shaw, Zacha.
riah Shaw, and John Morgan are the parties who
have been arrested there under the charge of con
spring together for the purpose Of enticing negro
slaves to abscond from their masters The Herald
gays:
The negroes were TO be induced to run away,
and 10 take direction as 10 be caught by these
psriies who would either secure the reward, or
take them off and sell them the Southern traders
The scene of their operations, we understand, lay
in the nei2hborhood Of CarroI'ss manor In this
county John and Zachsriah Shaw have been safe
~ lodged in jail, aud Morgan has been held to bail
Ia the sum OF $1,000.
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MARINE AFFAlRs-vEssELs SEIZED.

NEW YoRK, Nov. lS.-By an arrival from Bara.
cos we have dates to the Sth inst. The vessel re
ports leaving there the schooners Chas r. Smith
and John q. White of New York, which had been
seized by the government, on the charge of having
guns and ammunition on board The former was
10 leave for New York Ia two days
Toe brig N.heroy from Norfolk for Barbados,
arrived at Turk Island the 81 inst badly dam
sged in the recent gales, and would be condemn.
ed
rhe bark Garland, of Philadelphia, arrived to,
day from Arecibo
The ship Charles Hill arrived to day from Havre
WIKI 400 passengers, reports l9 deaths on the pas
sage.
Thr Mexican war steamer lturbide sailed to day
tJr Vera Cruz
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LATEST MAIL VS..
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM BuENos
AYERS

BosroN, Nov. ls.-The barque Prescott. arrived
today from Buenos Ayres, brings dates to the cob
Of september.
Gen Urqniza has recovered from his severe III
nrss and resumed the Presidential function over
TIE Conledersted Provinces.
The Minister ot Finance has resigned.
The Ruenos Ayres Packet calls upon the authori.
ties to prepare for An Invasion from Crqa.za which
i; believes Impending.
The plan OF national causeway for the con.
tolerated provinces lie meeting with great opposi
t,n and will probably be defeated
The British Consul at Buenos Ayres has issued
4 circular declaring the British subjec, of that
country who have loaned money to the Emperor
IF Russia guilty OF treason.
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GREAr STORM IN NEM RRuNsWfCK.

Bosrox Nov Is We are in receipt oil late pa
rers from 81. Johns, h. They state that the
storm OF The 18Th and II h iustants did great dam
sye In various parts of the province All the rivers
aud streams OVERT owed their banks and deluged
tie lawsnds. The reservoir from which the in.
hsbi,anis Of st. John derived their water was so
seriously injured that the supply from il was cut Of
fae paper mill OF Messrs. Phelps, near 1t, was
partly carried away On the Little River many
mills and several bridges were swept away, aud on
u'aer rivers great quantities OF timber, hay, &C.
we're washed down the streams Travelling was
saspended throughout the province and the mails
all behind hand.
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INDIAN OUTRAGE IN TExAs.-Late advices from
Texas announce that Mr. S. Williams residing II
miles from San Antonio, had been cruelty butcher
"a by Indians, and his three children carried off
His wife followed Them and by her entreaties indu-
ced them to give up the two youngest children
The other little girl, was taken with them. Sub
scquently they were pursued by Is or 20 United
States troops, under Capt Calhoun, who having
travelled 70 miles, gave up the chase. Five com
psnes of volunteers had been mustered at Austin
to serve against the Indians, under Gen. Smith,
and were to proceed at once to Forts Worth and
Martin Scott
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS

QUEBEC, Nov. Is.-The Legislative Assembly last
night unanimously voted 500 900 10 the widows
sud orphans OF the soldiers OF the allied forces who
have fallen in the Eastern war
The Government proposes to alter the present
tariff on imports by reducing the duty on refined
sugar to s. 40; on common sugar to 81 So and on
Inoiasses ID. per gallon, and coffee to Id per
pound.
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The Postmaster General has established a new
Office at Matipony, Spottsylvania county, Va, and
appointed Mr.. James II. Parker postmaster. The
office is located between Locust Grove and Chsn
ceiiorsv!ie, Immediately on the route from Freder-
ickSburg to Orange Court House, by which regular
mali facilities three times a week will be furnished
At Wheatley, Fauquier county, Va, Mr. John T.
Nelly is appointed postmaster, vice D. ]. Payne.
resigned.
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AUCTION sALns.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY LARUg 4 mime

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ TURE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
morning, the 23d inst, at 10 O'clock we will ali -
Pubic auction. stock of Household aud Kitcbs an
eiuIe oei ,nsing to famii y declining no a.
Ps.,o amonf which may be found Sofas, Mahogany
Bureaus Secretarys, Book Cases, vyashstsnds. Mir
rors, Bedsteeds Beds. Mattr-sses Carpctr Ssoasin.
stoves, Fire Irons, Kitchen Furniture e r.
Sale to take place at our store No "a Nsin .,r..t
nol LARIJs i sHINr 49,,
T ARUS g. SHINE will sell at auct;on
~ at their large and spacious Gallery "a Msin -
large collection OF valuable OLD PAINTINGS,
j1st received from Londcn, the property of distin.
guished connosieur. These pictures have never be-
fore been In this country, and comprise MANY
desirable works by eminent artists presenting to the
admirers Of the old masters a fine opportunity for
enrching their collections by valuable additions from
this sale; among which will be found works attrib
uted to the following masters Hobbena /. Carl,
Lancut, Reubeps, Fragonard, Capy, Velssgue7 Po-
luuberg. d. Terminus Metzzer pderwerf Waitian
aud hers, TO- ming unusually fine collection, and
we'll wo; thy the attention Of the public The above
until the day Of 'ale. The Ladies' Ore particularly
invited to examine their previous to the sale
CT-The above collection OF Paintings will be sold
at auction next FRIDAY morning, at 10 o'clock
the Path inst. See catalogues:
no2l LARUS SHINE, Aucts.
ON FRIDAY, the LIST of December, at
~ IL o'clock. will sell at public auction, at the
place Known a. Daudridge's on the Williamsburg
Koad IN sbcnt one mile ands half below Rockets
Top and Blade FODDER, SHUCKs,& &C.
ALSO-Some Household and Kitchen Furniture,
STOCK of Horses, Mules, Cows, Wagons. Ac.
TEems-4 months for all sums over $50, approved;
under that amount, cash.
Sale conducted by
no 81 LARTIS sHINP A,...
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
l. WEDNESDAY, 22d inst. at 10 O'Clock. at nv
store will sell lot of Furniture, consisting of Beds
snd BeddiLg Hair Mattresses, Carpets, Bureaus one
Sioeboard Stove, &c &c
SHOW CASE, &c-Als3 one large Show Gaze
with many other articles, such Pocket and Table
Knives, door and chest Locks, fine Linens Soaps &c
no q CAUTHORN, Auet.
Try GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES.
- BOOTS, 6c.-On FRIDAY, oath instant, at Iot
O'Clock at my store. will sell large and desirable
ent season. r
BOOTS AND SHOES.-Also Is cases Boots and
Shoes no2l R. CAUTHORN. Auct.
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NEW LONDON, Conn, Nov. 10 George Bliss
the sheriff OF this county arrested four of the rob
brrs of the Windham County Bank last night as
they were in the act of going on board a steamer
a. Allyn's Point for New York, aud recovered all
the money except s., 900.
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WILL be sold on MONDAY, the 9th
w of the present month. at 10 O'Clock, at the
late residence of Mr.. Gustayus jarvis; all OF hi:
TTMBER, hia CARPENTERS TOOLS, and enc
COW.
TERMs-An Gums Of $50 a credit of months viii
be given for negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest from the date $50 and under, cash
will be required.
ALEX B. HUTCHINSON, Adn'r.
Immediately before the above eale, viii
rent out publicly the dwelling house, lately occupied
by my father Persons wishing pleasant residence.
would do we'll 20 examine the property before that
day. GEORGE w. JARVIS,
no IL Guardian.
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SNOW STORM AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Nov. I9.-A thick storm of snow.
which Lnelts about fast ii falls together with
other causes well known, have almost completely
suspended operations this morning
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THE PROMETHEUs AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. l6-The steamship Prone
theus has arrived at this port from New York aud
in CONJUNCTION with the Daniel Webster, will soon
reopen our connection with California, via the
Nicaragua route.
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FIRE AT TRANSFORMATIONS MASS

WINCHEADoN, Mass, Nov l8--The pail facto.
rias, dry houses, &c Of the Messrs Park & Whit
man, and Jewet & Hewes, were destroyed by fire
iast night. The loss is estimated ii Sl2 900, and
partly covered by insurance
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fosroFEIcE RoBBERIEs.-J. and l.. d. Wick
er, two young men of Chicago, IL, of respectsbIe
families, have been arrested on the charge of "a
nag numerous letters from the Postofice there. adj
dressed TO different persons. The evidence h.
strong against Them
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MONETARY MATrERs IN CINCINNATI

MIME TARf MATTERS IN CINCINNATI.
CINCISSATI, Nov. 1s-There continues 10 be a
.eady improvement in money matters here. Gold
has declined to per cent. premium, Eastern
* 'hange ! az II prem
There is nothing doing in provisions Hogs are
Hrmer, with sales Of s. IS a ST.
The weather is cold the river low and falling
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pREsENTATloN TO cor. sCHOuLER.

fhfoEN laIION IL (Ols. SCHODBER.
BJsToS, Nov. lS.-Col. William Schouler, for
~ ery editor of the Boston Atlas, but now editor
% the Cincinnati Gazette, and who Is now on g
sit to this city, last evening presented by his
risnds with massive silver pitcher, appropriate
y inscribed as evidence of their esteem and re-
3 I'd
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vTRUsTEE's SALE OF PERSONAL

il PROPERTY.-By virtue of deed of trust ex-
ecuted to me by Philip M. Tabb, Jr., bearing date on
the 18th day of November, 1854 shall, trustee,
at the residence of said Tabb, on THURSDAY, the
Esd day of this month, sell the following property,
namely: 10 Shares of Plank Road Stock, Mares,
Zone very superior,) Colts Mules 20 head Cattle,
Milk Cart and gear, Wagon and gear, Carts and
gear. Carriage and gear, old Carriage and Tilber-
ry, IL Hogs, Reaper, Corn Shelter, Straw Gut
ters Wheat Fans, Roller, Rake, Drags 10
Ploughs, 2 Harrows / Hand Cart, 2 Feed Bins and
Tub; Crap of Corn, and provender of every kind;
tools, farming implements Saddle and Bride, &c.
TERMS of SALE cash for sums of $50 and under; fol
sums over $50 and under 5000 gotiable notes at
months with COED endorssrs; and for of 600 and
over ne gotiable notes at months, with good en-
dorsers JOHN @ WILLIAMS. Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by J. R. D. PAYNE, Auct.
ltd
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Inc ONO River, at Wheeling, on Friday night,
""s rising, with something less than three feet OF
a.er In the chsnsei. The Wheeling Gazette states
Ihat me steamer Hartford had left for Pittsburg
sao tnat Inc steobenyille packet Virginia had also
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BY GODDIN 4 APPERSON.
HANDSOME LOT ON CHURC1

HANDSOME LOT ON CHURC
- HILL. ON 26TH. BETWEEN CLAY AND
MARSHALL STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG.
TlON.-Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY afternoon
the Z9th Nov, 1854, the premises nmmepci ng at
9oclock beautiful lot on Church Hill on the west
line OF 18th between Marshall and CLAY sts 'front.'
ing II feet, running back &c feet.
TERms-One-thi cash, balance at 8 and month a,
Tor negohable notes interest added title re tame
no2l GODDIN & ApPERSON AMT.
GALE AT AUCTION OF CORN. HAY.
~ SHUCkS. STRAW, MULES, COWS FARM
INC IMPLEMENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NfrURE, at " Mount Comfort mile east of Rich.
mond ~
VIII be sold on FRIDAY. the first day of Decem.
Der, at Mount Comfort" the Farm of Judge v
Daniels, mile east of Richmond. commencing at II
ocHck all the perishable estate thereon consisting
OF ABOUT 100 barrels Corn, s fine Mules, Cows and
Calf a lot of Glover Hay, Straw, Shucks and Fod-
der, lot OF farming Implements. a parcel of Hogs
and an assortment of Household Furniture
Terms All sums under $50. cash /; over that
amount, months credit for approved endorsed ne.
gotiable paper. GODDIN L APPERSON.
nozI-td Auctioneers
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ANOTHER BANKING HOUSE SUSPENDED.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. la.-The banking House of
George Vauedck 4 Co, suspended today, but
It's bills are still received by the city banks
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sis rumored that a Government officer in New
York city ia a detaul;er for sl27, 900.
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!, Ac &C We learn that a quantity Of .,.,.
on y sy' o. ,onh hsnd
fi5iy injurtng miner named Henry Uns, ~ .eI.
seS'shs he cannot liys.-~Hase!irs nj. +" "
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'ROST IN THE SOUTH.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov 1.-THE weather here il
quite frosty We may consequently soon expect
~ be entirely free from yellow fever.
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HEALTH OF NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov 10 The mortality of the week
is reported at Boz, Including but two cases from
cholera.
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BY GODDIN 4 APPEnSON.

GALE OF CORN. cows, SHEEP
- HOGS. HAY, FODDER, &c, ON BROOKE
TURNPIKE, MILES FROM RICHMOND. AT
AAUCTION..Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 2lst of
November, 1854 at IL O'Clock, at Brookfeid on the
Brooke Turnpike, miles from Richmond. nov oc-
cnped by Chss Carter Lee, Esq, the following anti
ies personal property, viz about 900 barrels corn
mncn cows; yoke oxen; about 20 sheep: a lot al
hogs Stacks Of hay; and large quantity of blade
and top fodder, sbucks straw &c - s'e"'
TERMs-All sums under $50 cash. over that .r,.
months credit, for approved. endorsed nesotishs
paper. 6ODDIN APPERS0N
ns 10 Aucts.
). At the same time and place will be ,oId a
large parcel of Household Furniture all the fam
ing impe and first rate light one-horse Car.
rage. nearly new and several other articles
Terms as above. GODDIN l. APPERSON.
no l6 Act.
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lHk missing SLooP-oF WAR ALBAsY-Fesr,
ior the safety OF this ship, and the
government has decided to send the steamer FuI.
s.ry l., sesfGs o. her The Albany was at Curacao
,hfnes sne probably proceeded on a crnise .ho o
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF A TRACT o.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-O
~ THURSDAY, November 23i, we win sell, at
our Auction Store, an assortment Of GROCERIES,
viz:
$40 Bags La euayra and Java COFFEE
100 Bbls. New York SYRUP
so Hhds. MOLASSES
800 Packages Powdered, Crushed and Coffee SU.
Green and Black TEAS
Wrapping PAPER
SOLE LEATHER
WINDOW GLASS
Sperm CANDLES
FRENCH BRANDY
CIGARS SOAP
London MUSTARD
CODFISH. &c, &c.
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 300 and over, months'
credit, for approved psper
70 DAvENPORT, ALLEN l. Co, Aucts
ALSO-R E Titled WHISKEY-250 bbls
Mountain Dew brand Whiskev. the genuine brand.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUC-
ID TIoN-On FRIDAY, 9Th December, we will
sell at 10 o'clock, at Auction Sfore-S00 Cases
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, all fresh winter goods,
consisting Of
Mems and Boys heavy Boots and Shoes, of all
Women's Shoes
Children's do
Silk and Wool Hats
Caps; Sole Leather, &c
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over months
credit, for appToyed gapsE. On
ALsO-2o0 Trunks.
CTOCK OF GROC ERIES, &C., AT
~ MISUNDERSTANDING to change our bushes
will sell at Auction, on FRIDAY, 2ith inst. cur
entire stock of Goods, consisting of COFFEE. SU-
GAR, MOLAssES, NAILS, HORSE SHOES. and
other articles usually kept in our line Of business
TERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over, mos.
''''''' ''' 'pp''BA RDsoALE. sTovALL CO.
Sale conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co.
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GODDIN 4 APPERsoN, Auction ers
TWENTY-FOJR NEGROES

IWENII-FUUK NEGROES
T. ). Immediately after the sale of the Land, and
6efore the sale OF The perishable Estate will be sold
Among them are some valuable men, boys ana girls.
and all of them, with two exceptions are young and
TEkms-six months credit, for approved, endorsed
negotiable notss, with intereat added.
no Il GODDIN l. APPERSON Aucts
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Dftp.-Angustus Shannon, msch,pis, 4, H.. 49,,
ploy Of The Baltimore and Ohio Rsilrosd s .ne en-
Won tue elects OF the injuries received by the so
fi'''h winch we noticed a short time ago. VAC Wi
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
IN 000 DOLLARS STOCK OF

HATS, CAPS. BROAD CLOTHS, CASSTNERES.
&C., AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY morning at
10 o'clock, the 2st inst, will sell at public auc.
ton, in our large sales room, a stock of Goods
amounting to about $4,000; among which may be
found:
500 Coats 400 Vests 600 pairs Pants all styles and
qualities; $50 dozen white and fancy Shirts 100 doz.
wooden Under Shirts rs doz. wooden and nett Draw
ers; 20 Boots; 20 Shoes; 20 doz Hats; so
dos Caps 10 ps fine Broad Cloth; 1900 Yards Csssi-
meres together with the usual assortment of Mer-
chandiss, usually kept in lage Clothing establish.
ment
Terms made known on day of sale.
Sale positive. LARUs SHINE,
no IL Auets.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
HOUSEHOLD AMI

BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD AND
II KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, 2ist ins, at 10 O'Clock, at the resi-.
dence of VIM. A. Davis corner of 7th and Leigh sts
" i'll sell at Auction, all his Furniture CONFUSING In
part Of
elegant Desk and Bookcase
English Piano, in good order
Sofa Lounge, nearly new
Marble top Cabinets
2Mshogany Wardrobes
s Bedsteads
fine Feather Beds and Bedding
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Cane Seat Chairs
Mahogany Rocker. Crib &c.
Dining Tables
Eideboard, DinneT-Ware &c.
Fendsrs Shovel and Tongs, Safe
Kitchen Utensils &c, &c.
MICH COW-Also, Mich Cow.
As Mr.. Davis is removing West, the whole will be
sold without reserve-oferipg excellent chance
to hou.ekeepers and others to supply themselves.
no Ia r. CAUTBORN, Auct
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GALE OF MULES, HORSES, COWS,
~ CORN, &C.. AT AUCTION.-WiH be sold at
the residence of P. Tsbb, Jr.. Esq., adjoining the
first toll gate ON the Plank Ro d. on THURSDAY,
the 23d day of November, at II O'Clock, fine young
Mules, Horses, 20 head Cattle. among them fine
Mich Cows, year old Heifers of fine breed. Also
about $50 barrels Corn, Shocks, Fodder, Straw, &C.
BY order of the Trustee.
no Is JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
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WHITLEY FOR SALE.

by virtue of decree of the Chester
- field Circuit Court, snd with the concurrence
of the heirs of James Lyle, deceased we will offer
for sale at Wbitby, in Chesterfield county, three
miles below Richmond on TUESDAY. the 2ist No.
vember, at noon, that part of the Whiby tract
which in the partition assigned to the late Mrs
Jane Lyle, as her dover, containing 261 scres ex-
tending from James River acToss the Richmond and
Petersburg Turnpike and Railroad, and adjoining the
land of James D. Lyle, Henry r DrewIy and others.
with the family mansion, and all needful buildings,
constituting elegant ard most desirable residence.
The tract is well wooded and watered, coptsiDiDR .
considerable portion of most fertile low grounds; the
situation is healthy, the land lies handsomely, sDd
the mansion house commands fine view Of Rich
mond and the river. Altogether the place Is most
attractive, possessing great natural advantages, aud
ombiniug the appointments and comforts of en- an.
Gent family seat. Either Of the sons Of Mr.. Lyle,
or Mr. French, his son-in.law, will doubtless take
pleas ire in showing the premises or answering any
enquiry.
The sale is fer division, and the terms will be
cash the amount of expenses and costs of suit for
the residue, credit of 8, II l8 aud "a months equal
liz ailments with interest from the date, secured by
bonds or notes well endorsed, and by lien on tho
land.
A half acre will be reserved burying ground.
H. RHODES. c,
r. w. FLOURNOY, ) So
M J5 -66t wIt
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BY TOLER L. COOK.

BY TOLER COOK
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALE the 3oth day of December, If not
previously sold, shall sell publicly at Graves
Tavern, the property, Tract of Land contain
ing 25 acres. well improved; and another Tract of
so acres lying mile distant therefrom-both near
GIegorys Tavern Chesterfield 10 miles from Rich
mond, the Broad Rock Road. at its junction with
the road from Black Heath Pits to Petersburg, and
bounded by each road.
Those wishing to view the property, will be shown
1t by Mr.. John T. Wood. living within three miles
of it.
Terms accommodating.
no Is-dtd TCLER COOK, Aucts.
GALE OF CORN, STOCK, &o.-Will
~ be sold publicly, on FRIDAY, the oath inst. at
the residence Of Mr.. J. P. Camden. fourteen miles
below Richmond, near the Williamsburg stage road.
and two miles below Bow Swamp Church. the pres
ent years crop OF Corn, &c. ac valuable Horse.
and number of Cattle sn ong which are good Mich
Cows. Terms at sale.
GEO. w. TOLER,
For the Lesatess of Lucy ID. Camden.
Sale conducted by ToLER l. Cook, Auctioneerr
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