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TOR sALE.-On account of ill health,

DOR SALE.-On account of ill health,
Il the proprietor proposes to sell on very accom-
modstIpg terms the extensive and well.known estab.
lishnent called the NORFOLK IRON WORKS. as
it stands, being well located opposite the Gus
tom-House in this city. and in good working cond-
ton. The principal tools consist of five COED Lathes
one large Drill Press, Screw-cutting Machines Boiler
Shears. Punching and Bending Machines, &c. The
Smith Shop is worked by fan blast. A medium size
Iron and Brass Foundry is attached and in good work
ing condition. with about IS tons new moulding sand
on hand; large quantity Cf TASKS &C. The quantity
OF patterns for jobbing is large having been collect
ing for many years The buildings are ample, new
and of good materials. The machinery is worked by
superior four horse power engine, requiring ex
pendture of not more than 81 per day for fuel. The
boiler is new and of excellent quality The estab-
shment will be kept in operation till Sold and long
enough thereafter to complete orders In hand.
If not disposed of at private sale before the 10th of
October, these works will be sold at Auction on the
18th of that month. A rare chance is offered for
profitable and safe investment business of every
kind is increasing, and several important works Of
internal improvements about to be completed to
the great advantage of this city; and the establish
ment has been doing good business.
For further particulars inquire of the proprietor,
who will give all necessary information.
NELSON COREY.
w. b. SoREY, Auct. se4-lawtd*
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oc 10
EANCY GOODS.-We have now omen ,

FANCY GOODS.-We have now open
4 most beautiful variety of rich China Etruscsn
and Paran Vases; Bohemian Glass; Odeur Boxes;
Perfume Bottles, in great varsiy elegant Colos nes
OF Persn and Cut Glass; Gard BasketH Jewel Hold.
erS; groups OF Se lean and our Saviour exquistely
Pearl Ball Tablets; Dresden and Sevres; Porcelain
CnPs and ssucers. highly decorated; Bi'que Figures;
China ornaments, together with splendid variety
of Papier Mache Work Boxes: Port Folios: Ladies
Reticules, &c. Those in want of Bridal and other
PRESENTS would do well to examine our stock
&C 1o-4t BULKLEY l. CO.. 1877 Main IT.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
CLOTHING. DRY GOODS. &C..

CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. &C., AT
~ AUCTION-On FRIDAY, 18th inst, common
Clothing, among which may be found heavy Beaver
and Pilot cloth Over coats Cashmere Pants; Vest
iugs: Handk erchiefs; Mouseiines; Cottons, Ac Lii.
men Bosom Shirts, &c.
HATS SHOES, &c Also, several cases Silk HIATT;
Shoes; Slippers.
CAP AND LETTER PAPER.-I will also sell
lot Of superior Cap aud Letter Paper, of various
qualities to close an invoice.
FURNITURE.-At 10 o'clock I will sell several
articles OF Furniture, consisting of Tables Ward.
robes, Chairs, Beds and Beddipg.&c
&C III r. CAUTHORN, Auct
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THE GRAHAM fRIAL-We learn by telegraph
from New York that the petition of the jurors In the
Graham case was disallowed by the court Mr.
oConner, at the request of Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
proposed the withdrawal of the juror in question
After discussion it was assented to, and the juror
was withdrawn. The trialt then proceeded.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE FLORInA ELEcT1oN.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., Oct lo.-The election returns
from Florida indicate that Max we'll democrat, has
been elected to Congress by 500 majority. Ths
Legislature 10 also Democratic
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DEsTRUcrIvE CoSFLAGRATIoN.-A telegraphic
dispatch from Cleveland, dated Oct 7, says:
large fire is now raging In the quadranguar
block bounded on the north by the brick and stone
block on the south side of Superior street, on the
south by Champisn street, on the west by Seneca
street. and on the east by the Chase House and the
public square. The block consists of about twenty
houses, most OF which are wooden buildings, and
all will probably be destroyed The Chase House
ard Superior street block will probably escape
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THE TRIAL OF DIR. GRAHAM.

NEW York, Oct 1o.-The jury in the case Of DIR.
Graham rendered verdict OF manslaughter In the
second degree. The punishment 10 confinement in
the Peni'eniiary not less than four nor mere than
seven years. A motion was made to stay proceed.
nss Tor twenty days, which was granted, to enable
his counsel to prepare and file bill of exceptions
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Snbscriher. late of tn,

NOTICE.-The Subscriber, late of the
~ firm of GARRETT l. ANDE RSON, begs leave
most respectfully announce to his friends and the
public generally, that he will continue in the Com.
mission and Forwarding business His office for the
present will be at the old stand of Garrett Audei.
son, No 40 Main st. His personal attention will be
given to the sale Of all kinds of Country Produce
Sincerely grateful for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he earnestly solicts contin.
uance of It, pedging himself to spare no efforts to
give satisfaction in all business entrusted to him.
oc 10-d1wGw4t r. NJ ANDERSON
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DEATH OF AN EsIroR.-We regret TO learn that
Mr.. NATHANIEL J. PALMER, Editor of the Milton
(NC Spectator, died on Saturday last at his resi
dence, of congestve fever. Mr.. P was very en-.
t,rpri,ing gentleman and very active in his exer-
tons to promote the success of public improve
ments. He was very useful man and will be
mi sed by the community OF which he was mem.
b,r
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BY LARUS g. SHINE.

HORSES MULES. WAGON, &C., AT
IL AUCTION.-On SATURDAY Morning, at 10
O'clock. We will sell at the Horse Lot, fne young
Sorrel Horse, sound and gentle, toge her with light
Jersey Wagon and Harness. complete. Also, Iron
Grew Pony sold for no fault; together with several
line work Mules; Buggy and Riding Horses.
&C ii q. l.r LARUS h SHINE, Aucts
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
r ARGE SALE OF BTTILDING LOT


r ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
AND THE TOWN OF FULTON, AND or OAK
AND PINE WOOD, STANDING AT MOUNT
ERIN, AT AUCTiON.-On MONDAY, 18th Oct.
commencing at IL o'clock NJ will be sold upon the
premises respectively, number of handsomely stu
ated Building Lots In Port Mayo among which are
comprissd some Of the most desirable in that vi
cinity.
Also about Is squares of Lotr in the town of Fol-
ton, being part of the Mount Erin Trsct beautiful
city and surrounding cOuatTy This property win BE-
sold in lots of sizes suit the views OF purchasers
and among them msy be found, unquestionably, some
of the handsomest building sites in near the city.
Will also be sAad large quantity Of Oak and Pine
Wood, standings the Mount Erin Tract, few mi
nutes walk from Rocketts-the same to be removed
An opportunity will here be offered to the arti-
Fans employed about the various at Rockets,
slight cost and for BEAUTY Of
whilst to the capitalist the inducements favorable
investment, presented In this rapidly improving
neiRhborhood are great.
TERMs-To purchasers to any amount less than
$500. one-third cash; balance at and months. To
purchasers to the amount of $500 and upwards one
tanned. TAYLOR WILLIAMS, .
a. A. the sale will commence at an early hour,
and probably continue during the greater part of the
day, authorized to state that liberal refresh
ments will be furnished to all who may favor US with
RRICK-YARD PROPERTY, BRICK
- MACHINES, TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS,
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY. 18th October, 1854,
at IL O'clock A. NJ, upon the premises will be sold
the Backyard recently worked by Mr.. Richard Ma
lone, near Rockets. in the town of Fulton. Will
iamsburg Avenue, and nearly adjoining Mount Erin.
The property comprises about 5 acres, all of which
abounds in good brick clay and IL laid out into yards
fits. &c, with clamps shelters and shanties, with
ter abundant.
Will also be sold Brick Machines. capable of ma.
king from 5000 to 10000 Bricks per day-H. M.
Smith, maker.
Also, Wheelbarrows, Picks. Axes, Shovels, and ev.
erything requisite to carrying on the business.
fine opening il here presented to any disposed to
engage in Brick making, (which, If properly conduct
ed cannot fail to be protable) and to effect speedy
sale of the whole property to purchaser, liberal
inducements will be offered.
TERMs-at sale. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
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STEAMER BryRNT

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.h.-The steamer Princess
was burned near Natchez. yesterday, and several
persons persisted. Thirty.three hundred bales CT
cotton were also destroyed.
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THE SANDWICH IsLANDs-The following is the
substance Of th' news from the Sandwich Islands
By the Northern Light:
Some facts ART given In relation to the annexation
treaty overtures it 10 said, which were riginaly
made 10 the Unsd States government to accept the
cession OF the lie ands. This was thrown out as
feeler. 1t was received favorably and special
messenger from Washington left San Francisco
some morths ago on the Flying Dart to bear the re.
bponse - Mr.. Gregg, our Commissioner. 1t was
sIbm,ted to the :ouncil, In which body it was ap-
proved by all the members except Prince Alexan.
der. the heir apparent, and Paki. high chief The
majority, however, decided In favor of annexation
and the treaty to that effect brought over to San
Francisco 10 the Restless In time 10 be despatched
~ Washington or the steamer of August LIST. The
Hiwaiisns were a great fear of fbusters and the
Legislature has voted $50. 900 for military defence
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 -Flour-Oho hes advanced 81
CENTS and Southern IL cts. Wheat 10 trife higher
Corn has advanced one cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Io.-sales of Howard Street
and City Mills brands ct S7.75. Grain firm and i'm
proving.
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE cHoL-

Il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons travslins and all Others should have bot
MiNATivE BALsAM by them. In case Of sudden
Sickness these medicines frequently cure in less time
IN prsqent cSa &c,
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when.
ever you have pain internally externally, use the
DR.. ROSES CARMINATlVE BALsAM for Cbol.
ere, Choiera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture is one of the most important nedi
cncr and should be keptin all families. As sooth.
ing preparation 1t has equal In cases of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera mor5us restessness,
crying or general pain. 1t has been proved perfect
balm As a specific for bowel complaints of adults
1t has never failed During the cholera of 1882 1884
and l84o 1t failed in no instance when used before
returns from more than one Thousand persons who
itawonderfuf curative pswer'. IS cents bottle:
DR.. j. s. ROSES wHooprHa G COUCH HS SYRUP 81 Ii
gives mmediste relief, and frequently cures in one
Dr.J. s. ROSES EXTRACT OF BucHu.-rhi.
the Kidneys, Bladder and all Gouty Affections Price
Dr,J.s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for fallin. of
the Womb, Female Weakness. Debility and Relaxs-
ton This disease. heretofore treated by bandagss,
trnsses and external supports which can only prove
tonis strength nns Colder Pii. Price Soc. 'A''
ROAD FILLS These Pills are not warranted to
cure every malady or disease incident to man. but
they are grand remedy for Bilious state Of the
system ard common fevsrs They are adopted TO the
southern sections of the United States particularly
pelns often preventive of Bilious attacks, and
wnen used with Dr.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE. viii
cure the most stubborn Of Bilious Fever or Fe-
yer and Asue. Price l24 and 25c
All whose constitutions are i'm paired nv disease or
weak BY nature, should read DR.. J. s. Roses Medi-
cal Adviser; contains description Of the dis
eases OF our climate and the mode Of fasa.ment) It
All Of d.. 8. ROSES valuable Ksuasly Medicines
to be had Of Purcell; Ladd Co., Bennett beers,
J. B.. Wood, VIM. 2 Ladd. 8. NJ Zschrisson. A. Les.
lie, r. r. Duval Bro, GTubbs 4 Apperson In this
city, and OF dealers geney In every city and town
throughout the United States.
u 21-EM&Wkcis-ts
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

Took SALE OF GROCERIES,
y CROCKERY WARE. FURNITURE, &c.-On
THURSDAY 18th inst, at 10 o'clock. at the grocery
store of Jas. Prosser. on Tan Yard Hill will sell
auction. for cash. his entire stock of Groceries,
Crockeryware. Fixtures, &c, consisting of select
assortment.
FURNlTURE.-After the above, will be sold Sc
veral articles of Furniture, such Tables, Chris
Cooking Stove, Parior Stoves, Bedsteads, Bureau,
&c. NC.
As Mr. Prosser intends leaving the city, the whole
ocio Wv r. cAUTHoRN, Auct
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CHERIFFS SALE.-Will be sold, for
~ cash, on the premises. 90 the Mountain Roa6
shout ten miles above Riehmf nd en- the 18th Of De-
Cows, Heifsrs, Yesrlinss Horses &e, ard Wagons
Carts ard lot OF Harress to sasisfy executions
oc g-3t A. HtJTC0EaON. 3. II, G.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.
CUGAR AND MOLASSES, AT AUC-
~ TION.-On FRIDAY the 18th inst, commence
ing at 10 O'clock will sell at the Warehouse ad-
joining Messrs Ludlam l. Warson's Office, 10th st.,
south-side Of the Basin:
500 hhds Sugar. ranging from fine to choice qualities
200 bbls. prime Molasses
Also, other ar tcles suited to the trade.
TERMs.-Under 800 cash; over 800 months
or edit, for approved negotiable paper.
r. Sale without regard TO weather.
oc6 DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO., Aucts.
NOTICE.-The above sale will take place at our
office DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co, Aucts.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO.
GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 18th Oct. we will sell at 10
o'clock at auction store, an assortment of Gro
ceries, viz:
100 do Java do
so hhds MOLASSES
so bbs. New York SYRUP
Coffee SUGARS
Green and Black TEAS
CANDLES and SOAP
Wrapping PAPER
French BRANDY
Old Rye WHISKEY
French WINDOW GLASS
Manufactured TOBACCO
100000 CIGARS, London Mustard. &c.
TERMs-Under 800, cash; 800 and over, months
OCT DAVENPORT. ALLEN d CO., Aucts.
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WHLIAM BOOTH, UPHoLsTFR.

w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his spring assortment Of
velvet, satin and common PAPERS; BOhDEks,
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS; also,
large stock OF Caution and cocoa mating OH
BANDS kc. all Of which he will cell at the lowest
lrieea Ct his Furnishing WMe.R Rooms, No. 14o Main
street. corner OF l2th. syl6-ts
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NOTICE.--Thc subscriber having taken
IN tha large Lumber House on the Dock fgsmeiy
occupied By Mr.. D. B. BridsfoId, and ncxf g asssn
such articles a. are Usually storee- on tnS usess
terms Applicsiion TO be made e The sueeeripss on
the p,snisss. W. 'AoAsoA s
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STEAMER BeRNT.-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
The steamer F. X Collins, which left Detroit on
Sunday night, sith large number of passengers
for Cleveland, cook FIRE about midnight, near NAL
den, and was '',on completely developed in flames
There was OF course great CONSERVATION among
the passenger most of whom were asleep, and
many plunged tnto the water. Twenty-three per.
fsied by fire o. drowning Among the missing are
Mr.. Dibble, o New York; Samuel Powell, Law.
fence Whaloi, and Thomas Cook, the Pittsburg
railroad agent all Of Cleveland; Mrs. Mckeilley,
Mrs Watrous md child, of Ashtabua, and fifteen
of the crew. The origin Of the FIRE was unknown.
Among the sav,d is B. F. Dubois, Of Philadelphia.
Another dispatch ssys:
The steamer E, K Collins took FIRE on her lower
deck, and her assengers and crew were unable to
save any thins except the clothes they had on.
Nearly all OF item were compelled to jump over
board to escape the fire. But few would have been
saved but for fortunate arrival OF the propeller
Fintrey, Capt ongley. All bis boats were manned,
and nearly every soul saved II rough his in
domitabe exc lions and instrumentslty. After
they were land d, some wretch robbed one of the
sufferers OF sS. The boat nearly new. and
cost 500 COO She was owned BY Capt E. B. Ward,
and Insured for BIB 600
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BY PULLIAM L. DAVIS

BY PULLIAM Il DAVIS.
NEGRO MAN.-On THURSDAY next,
~ the 18th October, at half past O'Clock, A. M, at
our office, on Wall street, will sell Negro MAN
named Bill. By order of the Iegatees.
&C ll-2t* PULLIAM l. DAVIS, Aucts.
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PENNSYLVANIA ErPcTIo,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l0-The election Is pro-
crossing In an orderly manner, but very exciting.
Pollock 10 polling an immense vote.
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NIK on RONES-For softening the
Nl 1kis. "a inprsviug the spgsssssss 81 the
omnlexion. Fer oAle 1t y. eLAIRDs
- Ia OepoNte the Depct broad 81
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BY ELIAS hale. No. lO6 Main ct.
/ AT TYTrc EUENITNT|, -,

ON THIS EVENING, at z O'Clock, I
shall offer at auction large assortment of Staple
and Fancy Goods. consisting In part follows vizt
Gold and Silver Watches
Geld Jewelry of every description
Silver and plated ware; Clocks of ell kinds
$500 doz white and colored spool cotton
1870 gro Buttons, assorted kinds
lis = Lead Pencils, assorted kinds
$50 doz Knives, Scissors and Razors
500 g Porte Monaies and Purses
25l Ham, Teeth. Nail and Lather Brushes
IS plated Sewing Birds
$50 assorted Combs
IT'S fancy Boxes q large assortment
2450 fancy Soaps, 40 different kinds
Also, large assortment of blank books paper en-
velopes, steel pens, wafers double barrel guus pa
tent balances. spoons, coffee mills hammers togeth.
or with great variety of goods too numerous TO
MENTION In lots to suit purchasers. Every article
warranted a. represented City and country mer-
chants are respectfully invited % attend the SALE a.
tho goods will positively be sold to close consien-
ments. ELIAS HALE,
log Main 1t.
Every article warranted a. represented. a,
Additions can be received
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WOOD have good supply Of OAK
w and PINE WOOD, which viii sell low.
UTeEms cash In every Instance
D. n DAVIS, Broad It.,
oeio-5ime shove Brooke Avenue.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
~pnrRERY lI-A.S- WARE AND

IROCKERY, GLASSWARE A ID
~ FANCY ARTICLES, AT AUCTION On
THURSDAY Morning. 18th inst, at the Auction
Mart We will sell an extensive assertment Of Crock.
ery Glassware and Fancy articles, consisting OF I2uo
doz Plates different qualities 500 sets Cups and eeu
GERS, 80 des. Pitchers, 10 dee Soup Turecns II doz
Cover Dsbes IL dor Bakers, ~ sets China Tea Sets
500 doz Tumblers various knds; 40 dog Candy Jars.
assorted sizes; 10 dcz Glass Bowls 40 doz Glass Pre-
serve Dishes 81 dec GLASS Butter Dishes very
bsautiful 80 dcz Salt Cellars different qualities 100
pairs China Vases some yers rich 100 Fancy China
Cups and Saucers Accordeonsin great variety Fancy
Casters Lamps, Isooting -GIames, Ac.
The attention of the trade 70 respectfully re.
auested to this my first trade sale. The goods are
all Of ths latest styles and well worthy the attsr-
lion OF the public. Haring made srrrne ements With
supplied for periodical trade sales Of which due no.
tice rili be given.
Terms At sale. ALEX MOTT,
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HOUSE ANDLUT On Union HTI


"A HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, 11th of October,
.. 10 O'Clock, A NJ, at the residence Of Mr. Robers
W. Hughes, (whs il declining housek eepine) on Gov
ernor street, opposite to the Executive Manson will
be sold the entire stock of Household ana Kitchen
Furniture consisting of large variety OF nearly new
and kept articles Of every description pertaining
TO a handsomely furnished establishment.
Terms-All sums of $50 and under CASH over that
amcent 80 days with interest.
Oc5 TAYInR n wITyJAM0 Att.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Isrsei.l terrep u deace OF the Dispatch
rial FOR MURDER.

Dear Dispdt IA Court OF oyer and Terminer
for Cheeterf ED county composed Of Justices ]. H.
Cox, Thomas Gregory. ST., Robert s. winiree
Thomas vsdes.. Jr and Richard l.. Jones, has Just
concluded the rial OF Sprseue negro slave the
property of NJ sA. +. D. Clifford, charged with the
murder of WE Jam. slave to Mr. Macon Trabue, on
the I'd of Septe nber last
II will be ressembered that William was stabbed
in several plac . by the prisoner and that he died
of the wounds Fisht days thereafter At the con-
clu.on Of the whence the counsel for the prison.
or, Messrs. H. Rhodes and w W. Day, made able
arguments 10 ID defence. and were replied to on
behalf OF the Commonwealth by Mr.. X. w. Flour
noy.
The Court fecded the accused GUILTY OF muir.
der In the sex md degree, and sentenced bin to
Transportation beyond the mts of the United
States. His vsiue was affixed at $500.
Your, A READER.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY TOLER 4 COOK, Austs.
CoMMIHSToNER,H SAFE on JAMF

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF JAMES
~ RIVER LAND. IN THE COUNTY o.
ccrs - @ decree q ne S,sj y
ssid Court shall, - Cormisdousr sprointed By the
.sid decree proceed ON "WEDNESDAY. 18th q De-
Ssss. ss Ca e. 70 sdE os sa
county, Known a. .TAIRFfELD.1
This Farm l. about IS miles from the city OF Rich
yer 1t borders on LeLisr Hole CfssE for more than
mile and con'ains 40 Of Land Of which there
The quality Of the high lands l. unsurpasssd for
Immediately bet.ssn the lands q kl.s &. ssiSsn
ient view Of the river and adjacent country. IL
entire tract e well watered Ter health ana soeiety
About go bushels Wheat win be ssedsd. on the
likewise-
before the day Of SALE address, through the Post
Office, w. B. Weisieer, Loeb Lomend P. o.
APresbyterian church and an Epseopsl church, -
well a. good schools, are in the immediate neis hbor
hood.
..TERhs-One third of the pufchase money cash;
the residue to be paid in Eve equal annual
secured BY good personal security, and BY deed of
trust upon the land the bonds for the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from ihs day of SALE and in
ToLER & COOK. Ancts. A &C &
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND. CROPS,
L STOCK OF CATTLE, tel shall offer for sale,
at Auction. at u o'clock. NJ, ON the 18th day of Oc
toIber my farm at Amelia CT Ho. 1t contains
x scres Upon the place there 10 SMALL
DWELLING HOUSE and other out HOUSES. two
framed 9raneries, two good barns, 80; 200 acres Of
the Land IN oak and pine woods 40 acres arabic fiat
land the rest has been in cultivation within the past
two years. and . portion we'll set in clover. The
farm 10 20 situated that it be divided-102 acres
next to the Court House. and 325 separated by pub
lie read, and lying on Nibb's creek.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, and the balance In one
and two years.
After the sale of the land, shall sell 5000 lbs of
TOBACCO, 800 barrels of Corn, the Fodder, Shucks
straw: &c, 20 head of Cattle, among them some
good Mich Cows, two excellent yoke of Oxen, .
young Mule, well broke.t40 head of Hogs "Bsm-
hroush Premium Fan Mill" NEARLY newt an OK and
Horse Cart, Plantation Implements. &c, &C.
4 All sums of xs0 and under cash will be required ;
over that amount, credit till Ist June 1855 bond
with approved security.
WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
Amelia G. H., September Is, 1854.
+. S.-AH persons indebted to me are requested
to make payment forthwith, and those having claims
against me, will present them for settlement
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