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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.

BUCKINGHAM LAND FOX SAFE.
WE will sell privately a ,sns, OF ls ,n;Is S,ns IL n , ,he
Courthouse, on the L~yncLburg and Warren Ferry Roads,
containing five hundred acres. more or less. The land Is OF
excellent quality, and we'll adapted TO the growth of to.
bacco and grain, a large proportion OF which is yet en-.
closed. having an abundant supply of timber on it, and will
mukc h very desirable settlement. 80 go,
day OF August ucx,, on the premises, sell it AT public suc'
non, 10 the highcs; bidder.
ID" suic will be made on II credit Of 6, IL ana Is months,
or longer il desired by pcrsons wishing TO buy, upon bond
win good personal securi,y-pUsses+ion delivered iihlnedi'
htrIy, and Ii good title warranted.
SAMUEL A. GLOVER,
JOSEPH B. CLOVER,
June J-cw:ds +. D.
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GRlEN .rKISii SCHOOL

W yuui- l|iI's, u: ny r" .i"ac" IN LoU.sH county. men:
thu Grc,a $iGIME. lii" situation J., IL ON" ct the h~"rIl.ies,
region .; fh" %,m'". iiuy!u. "u.rGci IL" r.s.-tnn"" ~
MI Eliza e. Fl's+a':s ct Petersburg, VINO will b" IL"
Principal. ]! can confidently promise = scR.opl Of the ti...
cst order. Miss J.. will teach music on III" Piano AMI Gul'
'ET, rrcnci. Drawing. sc, besides Em-hth, Natural PHI.
losurHy. Chemistry. md Other lrancn"- Of education.
TEKMS:-$i3O tor board aud 'uIrion for the session Of
tc. months, including al! ~. cpt Music and Drawing. For
the. # -rpri ne cinrgr q: 30 each. Tor Tie term, will bee
nude 10: lessons on the Piano hni Guitar. and SIS for
prnwinc. hiiIas, Mrs. MARY +. IACKETT.
ru.ndcx'rrs Store, Louisa county, Ea.
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SHIPPING.


l. =. NAIL STEAM SHIP ROANOKE,
L'rT's Saturday Morning, .inS. lMh. az ? or,"cs,
FOR NEW iORK VIA NORFOLK,
yENNE ROANOKE, Captain Thomas skin.
q nrr. will receive freight ,l,. entire ~
day -: Friday, the 18th inst. -nF
Passengers are requcStr! to be on board vBg9448R
before 'ht hour OF departure, ! o'clock. saturday morning.
lg,h inst.
Passage to New York including meals and stai"room nc
Communications, only. SlOm
''eti.se i"Sshgc
pick.'s and hrr'hs can besecurcd at our Office, South side
otBasin, or on Board.
PA" rncrrs taking this ship for Norfolk. charged the
same az by the river steamers.
Aug lT-2t LI'DLAM & WATSON.
THE NEW YORK AMI LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ME ships comprising this line are: stTSFT@
n The ATLANTIC, Capt. West. S14s44aaS
The PACIFIC, Capt. Nyc.
The ARCTIC, Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC, Capt. Comstock.
The ADRlATIC, Capt. -
lhesc ships having been built by contract expressly for
the government service, every cure has been taken in their
construction, us also in their engines, 10 ensure strength aid
speed; and their Recommendations for passengers are une-
quall.d for elegance aad comfort.
Enc. o! passage from New York 10 Liverpool in first
cabin, $40 in second cabin SO. Exclusive us" OF cx,ra
'izc state.rooms, 500. From Liverpool TO New York, $50
and SEQ.
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:, GrIrnAL- KAILROAD NOTICE.

CHANGE OF PASSENGER STATloN =,
az aud after Monisy, august li'h' iae mail ran VIII
star, from the temporary passenger station he'wtch
N,.Iin,,ou and Williams street, on IN" line c! II. hA!'
road.
Tn. preseut station wi!. De converted mo = a.not Tor rp
freight. i
M NI--NY
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.JAuIS RIVER L.,\G tuX N,j,I

III OFFER Tor -rl" q lHr', UT ;hr "lu.', Il II lfI'rf.yH.
z called IIcn:Iyh;. YIN. AZ H." iuo".:. -: - IlG-r E.,...
and extending 20 within " hH!! lm:I' g; t"''''-'.... %.
Cumberland County.
G!,n:iya, confirm. by p.'"r Wur,- sulv,v. O.. vi.rH :
have Ii plot. -32 acres. o: which 10 ucr', ,r, low L. al,!.
Of great fertility. INA abou; so acre. OF original tG,.'
Tt!r "rnhir inIrl j. al! IN crop, or clcv,T, md - '.'ri'i
INTO three n"li-.
The dwelling house .s two room, below hr. i've -rr.,'
room nhUv".
The plantation La.li!ugs ar" n good CONDITION Iu.rr
CO h"l-'- "i now. AMI sH!ac!"H; I" cur" *.,"'" I'aa''' 'l
tobacco.
:uyli" oH.rs ether for tn" wnolr rrncr or ;r n.,a' -H
acre. ut the lowcr end. embracing: U.i ~" w'u" 'a't. u
,aal! pCr:soU y; 10" gro""tr, hcn land 81 liz qan.'F, nn'
the dwelling hous".
4, tn. low..r h"id cones In when, Iii, ;rl. tn" r:-p",t
for n crop ,i- u"x: year would 10 N-IN .'ui ,g j,1- ;1'
non. PEYTO& HARRISON. Cll,an.
Cart"r-vin" ?. o. July l5-laclt
NJ y MINERAL SPRINGS 'Uh -it.E.
d county u row!!r:sm, nho": * nil .,.w H.
Courr liCu-r, and tv" from ii" R!c"uaud DOL. i.ay..'
Rail RUsd. II contains naoU: 800 rcrr-, ri wlpU '''w,.t
100 snd 300 acre. rrr III wool ct ori-.!H' -a."tu. ~" .-
"dap:ed 10 war-i and tobacco hGt 'i"; which ~'r- '..
medicinal virtues OF wh:ch hnv" been recently discovered
Below il ,ubjo!n.d lie statement ot VI. q. -. >tI,r.,I
Chemist, OF Richmond. IN regard To i, irul"'''-. Sn''
they have been ascrr's!n"i, which hn- l,'n wEi3i '"
been effected in 'hr imucr'ia'" n" -hhorInoa.
"l"-!drs. Supplemented Hydrogen Un-. j! r,n''i"- 'hn.'
o:h'r vo!unb." ~iIop"r'!'-. i.ti" aEd ~H".p:f'", { i:'r. in'
chief nc1f!"m:- IN III" E"chari." t'd !a'n iluur
Springs. Il issues from IL" foot uI Tower Hi. -.Ilos,d
20 be- 81 Volcanic cri.I.. Hi,! tie El.a't pom 81. '4- -r,
;iuil Of country. From IL top :. H., most A.naf.'.' .'i,N.
;r:!-:vc view IN Eu''c'u Nr.iU.". rrd -.'a" '!'rN i'u..l
10, il II doe not sulpr-- my III Western N.G-rin. huu',i
erected on lis top wou!: cn'ch IN" rmr" ti'r2'- at ~"
mountain, which are u! i!' ..c", "nd would "' ~'H'.''l"
lmof; agreeable H!d healthy ,riai"rr r"r.d'mc'-i &" b" found
Ehs, Of H.. Blue Ridge Q: Mountains.
The subscriber would sell ;h' w!aDi" ila"". ~ .. HF''s
the cc.Oprrn'nn Of mrn of capital vito ",nun h' ".-,"-.t
To Unit. with lin III the formation 81 It company, iwg IT,"
establishment U. n fashionable watering place.
For further information, address the ]prUpfi"', ~ Pow.
haian Court House. j. i. ~iCElt.NI>.
Rcteienc.s-pr. John q. SkrIton md lr. $ansIt Hob.
son, The Union =. O.. Powl"'"n county, Iu.I,-,lhA \.
| Mnyo. PUwhntun Court liUU,". Va. -. -.
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ETETY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
IN r.,VAY rom the subscriber II: PGr!po;ckc. IN H.
Ii county CT King william, in February !a:', a negro
blrck has 70 bes.d and is square bull.
The above reward will be paid, II app'ehended gu; OF
,be county Of King William. or se5 If srprehended in the
county. In either case. 50 Tint | get NM.
Aug l6-clm HUE IL l
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SITUATION As TEACHER WANTED.
A YOUNG man 0! education ind OF some experience
N as a Classical nnd English Teacher, may be heard
from by addr ~ sing y. II. II, Limerick, Maine,
Aug I'D;
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SIrI' WANTEN.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED IRON WOodInwn, FownatRn county, a.
- On .. about the 18Th o: June last, u Bay Mare-~S<
Nul. Of medium size. Shr had q yoke on whcn-LA-
So left. The only marks recolcc;cd nre, Il scur on one
a,rk an; some Jew white hUirs round about her hooks
Wen bsarl from last, she was on the Ch.nqucpcn road
:,s: ?a.ne-v.le. Amelia. snG stli had the yoke on. will
~. = reward OF Ten Dollars 10; delivery TO Mr.. Tahb al
Woodland, ~io~hstsa, i..nr judes Ferry, or 10 me ID, Dover
N.G>. Guocnihni.
Ag-. i5-lO, JOHN VI. TREViLlAN.
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BY THOMAS ". KEESEE, t,lT..
FOR >ALE AZ AUCTION,

a DOUBLE Hydraulic oil Frrs>, romplo'" w,N 'vr
N cIl!nGcr, for pressing COTTON rcd. a.. Two Cyin'"rr
iUr pressing H.. Castor al BEEN.
The Origins! Coz: Of :h- lrrs, was S-'D sri - "r, "u',
used about six or hin" mC"ihs. and Is nov 81 good ,l...
The above Oil Press - sold 10 close a c"TNr Ii1 ..i.
AMI will ~" offered toy sale TO IL. li-h".' ln.Lr-:g,. B..
M the Foundry .! Nc,srs. samson i ra'. corner 3,.'
und Sin sl.cet-. on TGr-GHy. ~" ~ dry O: Dr:..sr 5,., %.
~ o'clock. An. TilD~. SAMSON
Its Pc
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ABENDROTH BROTHERS,


ID ANYWAY from the shop of e. b. Frayser on -h
~ street, on Tuesday the 1T inst. II muia;to man called
MINOR. He Is a blacksmith by trade, has bushy hair. 30
y.s:. o: ace nrd abo,; ) feet 9 Inches high. When he leit
S.E:acni ne had II pass 10 20 20 his wii.s III Mr.. Charles
Nccow,,!s II !ianovcr. where he may be- probably Turk
,r,. although he has since been seen in the CRY.
-ts .Sov. reward Of 500 vii! be paid for his delivery III
"a -,.y ;s.. ii,skcn in the city of Richmond or IN" n6jOin.
%- cr.;.i.- ROBERT W. BlGELOW,
l., of No. -, Main street.
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BOARD md Tuition for III ne English bTnuchc- for
,h, s",.;on OF TO months $40 90
NY.jr md mo at Pima ~ 40
French ~ 20
D-rwin.. ID VI
Address WILLIAM ?hIIDl.
July 2l-ciw' NC.roiuot 7. O., Hanover Co, Va.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

W. are ]na,hoI ri; hi to I'LL no0a an T ;bo r "%5rs D: IS"a ami N
Eoyd,on plank road. Thee land- will he soA! in one ca.
TIRE BODY, or will b. divided into farms 10 sui, the wants Of
n,rcbnscrs. come horizons Of which will have extensive
,,p,rny,r,cr,s other with moderate improvements. n"i
some without any. Persons wishing 10 purchase will do
well to call on Us "s We eau BE- accommodating III regard
=" """"' RUFfiE & AUGUST.
General Agents for the SHE and purchase Of iaHds, k,e5-
-. q, Nav iA-Eu't.
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SCHOOL.

TENlIE EWIscr.b"'. Tor IN pNspO4N % rIucN;ing 10 0w"
q daughters. will op"n t. tCaool NJ l!s house, cOmmrn".
ia. II =; -",:cIIa1:, and ending on :a'h Jun" anl wou!i
axe i yu.m. Lrlr- ~ hor.d"r- into his family. Til" iu;n
:!.i !. Il very healthy Oac. iir:!n. secured 'nc services o:
g ""i'".igrar"d anG acco#" p.-hcd lady. MIS- J"h" bay, OF:
CieIiug:"s VIII. ~ a very n!Sn figure, h" chn prcn!'c .
-cuonl D: 8 very high order. In 1t will BE- taught al! til"
bran, ms q! M k"-ii-h "du:nriom: also, French, Music and
DruNiu,-
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ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

WYE orr for for -rl. Il FARM Coi:nirIn. 3%1 &cfts. IL
tho comfy Of Orange. lying On the Orange ana AlrN
anhria Il silraad, within on" mil" OF kap;l Ann sfr'i"n. ana
in nl,on: hall II mic # Willis mill Ah"a' - acre. !
ri,r,,I ,;. residue IN woods. Of which a good portion J.
Locus, very valuable for icnring. Thor" j. on tho '"rm
,n,lI new comior,ahlr dwelling OF four roOm--'hc "i;
buildings ARE ordinary.
For terms, &c. apply 10
RtfFiN & AUGUST,
General Agents for the sa" and purcirGse Of Lnnis.
Anr II--rv,i No. lI3 Main r., Richmond, I'm.
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TO NY CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND TIE

n HAVE resumed business on my own account and am
II now receiving II handsome aSso; trncnt Of goods IN the
hardware line. shal! continue to add 10 my stock from
week 10 week until ] get q full supply-my goods will be
fresh and clean having disposed OF the old stock. there
fore NOR, politely and respectfully invite my old customers,
friends and the public TO cali on me at my old stand, 10 Main
sircc;, teuderin: to each my personal attention when they
shall please 10 call on me. THEO. ROBERTSON.
Importer Of Hardware and Cutlery, No. u. Main street.
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MRS. gmErFEy'4 SELECT SCHOOL

At kiLOiAAA. S~lAIHIOH' VA.
TENIIE next session Of this School VIII co''r1"n"" GA
Il WEDNESDAY. III" u'h S"it.. !@Ii
TERMS--For bohrd nni tuition III Eng'-h--?er s',"ioa
Of ten monlis-Si-h.
T!rrr ARE. d: cpur.c. ezra chare"a Tor Vocal and lnst!u-
mcn'tl Musir, nni :Or IN" lna.Uugc-.
C.rcuirr.. c"u,ainin. al particulars, May br Obtained by
application 20 Hrs. Smr."?. Iuly Li-ilaw3w&c3t
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
ATATE -TTDkNYS vii! b" appointed =; the tr.t meet
- in. OF the lnculiy, III september, from the following
district which ARE ROW TGCrnt:
IT, MpuorsaIia, l:r=loa, Marion, Randolph. Barbour aad
hni. .! TDylnr.
XXVf Henry. Patrick rmh P:fsylvanin.
XNVIL. finl!nx nnd Nccklerhurs
Applications accompanied 10y proper .esthmuniels should
be addressed to tho chairman OF Ia" Faculty postage pnid)
.rriu-. the let Of september. :. MACrlN,
Julv .I-clm Chairman u! the Fnrulty.
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LINE.

.HNOVVE.EVDN H1.NIN
dluR Accommodation Packet Line for hs1e.UI1rh
~ Columbia will leave Richmond Tues G~SSsGNSSSG
kentown ut ! p. NJ, Dover Mills u 7. NJ, Judes' II, Nc.
chesux 81 p. NJ, Penberton 81 Z. NJ, and arrives in Co.
lunlbia III = ?. n.
Returning, Leave Columbia Monday. "Wednesday and
Friday n; 3 4. NJ, reach rcmbsrtons az 5. Jefferson u. CO.
dar Pom, 81. Mcchraux Ferry 81. Judcs' Ferry lOt. Dover
Mills l0i, Manskin,own ~. fuckshoe l2t p. d, and Rich.
mond II: ) P. ".
Mail Line for l~.ynchburg and Buchanan leaves Rich.
moni Monday. Wednesday and Friday Il. 5 =. ".
July 10 BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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l.ATI WEIR SCHOOL,,

LEXINGTON. rUtkBRiDGE COUNTY,. VIRGINIA.
ysSii,< sclrct La.='nl and Mathematical school. con.
u duc:,rl uul"r the INN .i,aIr supervision Ui III" sub.
srr.mcr, h. rHGr 81 his purOchidi ciMrg-. nnd for ,i- ni-h
character OF wnirr. IL mi r,,pcr;.. il" i, th"irlOrr, rrspon.
-Ibin. VIII reopen on Monday. L." li;it q: e'p'"nih,r.
4 :"w vol ~,curmm"a led bog, hc'w""a !uart u yrnrS
ri N.Y., will hr received Inru III" subscriber : family.
IEnMs l,r -"s-!Un .: ~ months, seq paynric semi.
annually, III advance.
TITO advantages offered by Lexington. 10 Ii place O!
,rain!n: Tor boy, -lou'd NOT r"-- unnofic"i. Tn" finest
mountain mir md scenery mr." here enjoyed. Important
Literary Institutions are here located. And IN addition 10
access ARE til" Natural Brll.c. ami :Lc Alum and other
visit. Apply. N mn early day, 70
Rev. ". y. PEEDLETOS.
Rector OF I.s;imcr Parish.
RrFrRFSCEs-Bi>iin Meade. Bishop Johns. Judge Bu-
kcr. Norfolk; y. II. Fow!c. .A~irxhnirir; mud tho Episcopal
Ci.r.v rnryu.huu, the state: Philip Williams, Winchester;
Or. Drrun, Richmond; Wm. u. i~l"cki0ri. l.Ynciburr;
Col paua.il. Petersburg Col! i. II. Smith, Lexington.
lu!y Ii:
~asOTTIIERN FEMALE INSTlTITE.-Tt: u"Nr
- session 81 hi !a.t"I::cn VII! Co!Hu"nc" on In: 4! :
Mundny IN neat October. H"d ,Ii on IN" 'r-r day Of lu!:
Mr.. ~ rEGEiiI will receive yu.n; !aGi'- int r'"
tr'liiy a. bonri.r-, and v!s!: III" i."r:ur" rouiIs daily.
TERMS.
iGHi"i, ........ ....-.....-.. ~ VI
ltn,Hn do. ~ ~
Latin do. o. 20. Is "
Onc.ha!i payable Is; October, The r":t on lj;h Of Feb.
ruury.
Instructors:
j. LEE POWELL. g. Pli+iCO,
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EfsEGGIS nd !i;iLEE,EG,


tjRii LAR.
SAE:' JUDGE Ii.tiIrH n"Nln. r"-i.rrl her pos.
.TH IAN - f%rIurll"i "f the " .i,I,i'-huI. irrni" Wa
,i"uy. ar; ,''rrt'it!. .n}.!ulinH 81 H." ,..I.,n. q; N#
liaa-har- an. 80 -'rr'jG"t.H. =, "I'y. To- o. - Il ~rurua.
r. Tor IL" "'l,a;irn o. ynun. Iu!."-. wH! ruimmrnc"
Schopl ru 'Er l.; n"',h"r. l-ii, nj tive house - l,n. known
Il. III" l5nl"i,!! Ia."rn. Iilr nrcomInrdairns q auarl. r,
wII! bee ample
RALEIGH INSTITUTE,
Williamsburg, Va,
MRS. IT uGE CLOPTON.
tn" Raleigh Institute vii commence is rchul"-';c yrnr
u; October E"Y'. "IniiH- July -. i-1J, ronIirrhcnd.ns Two
ha!f sessions NJ !. months rrcu. The c""rs" q! study will
"mhrnr" MI :hr nra;chr- pertaining 10 a thorough fnCli-h
',i"'a;'"n. Modern und Ancient Language and Music.
I"" pr AI.f .rssia" cf i1YT "'f . hrf m~'"''s.-P ny"5h
- ltrG Ir.:
Buaryl tr",. l-a'-. tuition III all English hrnncir"s. SO %
Washing. .......... .-......... = ~
t"!"l" niri Ancient Languages. 'ar'. ...........-.. -
Ht,!y, Pirur. ........... Observation-Disclosures. ~ III
Guinr. ....--..... ---..-..... L. ~
Drawn. and rnia;!u,. ......... = 10
fo'a2 Enq'l,i branches.
Day sciOIhrr, Under ~ g,ar-.--.. .......-. o.. IN 90
- years .... .....-.. -.....-..lI On
over ~ v'n!- =, ..-......--..--- ~ ~
EIEEEt*; -:
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r,RM IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.

Genera Agents for the sale and purchase Q: !antr, No. l.
MIN .:-ce'. Richmond. July 2i-cwti
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STEAMBOAT CURTIS PECK

TL4N.IDOHT VCNTIS ENN
PASSAGE TO OLD POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND
NORFOLK
VENHE steamboat Curtis Peck, Captain ( s+S1
IL John Davis, havin. undergone r com. GsSrHSeAeHH3&5
plete overhaulinG, will, on SATURDAY next,
18th inst, commence her regular run on the River between
this and the above places, leaving tho wharf at koch"tis
every SATURDAY, TUESDAY, and THURSDAY mornings, atg
o'clock, \. NJ, (prechcIy) touching at nil oi the regular
landings going and returning.
Passage TO Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So Meals
80 cents each.
June Is X. o HaSKlNS.
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ISSrRUCroRS.
j. LEE POWELL. q. PERSiCO.
ROBr j. MORRISON, M~ADtaMOl-ELL.E ViSSAS.
For further Information, address
MR.. GEN. pFGRAM, or
RDBT. J. MORRISON.
July l~2-3tRw3w then 3.uwllS til $50 Richmond.
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
TEIHE undersigned have taken the store and lumber
II house a, this place and urc prepared 10 receive and
forward froin either side of the river the produce and
merchandise that may he sent 70 their care.
They will receive. in Il few days, and will keep on hand.
a good supply o: Groceries, which they will sell low for
cash, or 10 punc;ual customers.
The strict personal attention OF J. 2. Robertson will be
given 10 all business cou'ided TO them.
J. :. ROBERTSON & CO,
Imir 81 ri n-ins Encknrs | nnlinr Nnw Canton
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a. ~ RAR<t VI
,,..ri'W AND MENAGfkih'.
~ ,,u;uy Exhibition III tue "

,EfNl GULbNNfL .,
,r.rTM AND I
travelling Exhibition III TUG Moriu'
pEiNG a combination o' al ,"S r. R,cfr,nJ, on
- ""'' MONDAY. AUGUST 2-Ih.
The distinguishing fes'lrs ., "a" .,,y,',iSns COMPRISED in
re : ~ ~, Si,,.Y,, and Nil o! vh'ch sre shown Tor a single
Sr:cc Of ADMISSION. Am2nt HEX u ~ ";s T p .o1IJ "a sp,nss0 %,
N.n5SGfEs;iTiFS AND WAX S~TATrARi AS we'll sva.
= S Jn' in;tse.i:ns gs;io,9sasSSo,; IN T whit RE real original
'h,rn Mlhoa, arms and Mr.. L.ENGEL, the
No! " MING yJyG, wi! nrpcsr.--,hc whole forming nm exhibi,
80 y; nrcGnalsd extent and attractive power, The Gran"
ION - ~ ,5s establishment, into the City, headed by The
EmGySTrR u!NrOO CAR drawn by EIGHT ELE-
, 2ty.rs vii :ak" place on the morning OF the day Of
'N:-,I', ,;,,..lon - cents. Children under nine, ana
-. ~ cents, Including a view oil every thing sdver.
.,q! n tic JI.s.
Angus, IL
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w o. IN .4:h Of september. For particulars enquire
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J. H.. r.. LATROBE, lAs.. :nr"s Of
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rLTETWn0D ACADEMY. KING AND QUEEN.

70: .urihcr particulars. reference. &c. address
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SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG LADY. native of Virginia. wishes TO oiin:,
Y. Il situation rs TEACHER in q private family. Th'
brst testimonials rs TO qualification and character Will m
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-24

The New York Courier and En-.
quircr of the 10th says the damage by
the recent fire along the line Of the
Lake shore road, between Buffalo and
State Line, is much greater than is
generally supposed. ~. Hundreds of
acres have been burned over; large
quantities of wood, hay, &c, have
been destroyed, fences consumed and
large tracts of pasturing--no small loss
to the farming community-irrepara-
bly, injured. Between Silver Creek
and Dunkirk, the fences along the
track of the railroad are mostly obi
terated. On Thursday a second and
destructive conAagration broke out
near the depot at Westfeld, and not
withstanding the most strenuous exer-
tons of hundreds Of citizens who gath.
cred to the spot, was not arrested till
it had burned its way to the shore, a
distance of two or three miles.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-24

A DUEL--The Free Trader of the
10Th inst. learns from letter address.
ed to gentleman in Natchez, that
there was, on the evening of the 18th
an affair Of honor near Bayou Sara.
The parties were DR.. Witchen and
DIR. Bcechnor. They fought at ten
PAGES, with pistols. Two shots were
exchanged and neither party was
wounded. Maj, Kelley acted as friend
Of DR.. Witchen, and DIR. Ewing as the
friend of DR.. Beechnor. After the
exchange of shots, DR.. Ewing declared
that propositions could be received :;
and if Major Kelley declined, then he
major Kelley would meet him (Dr.
EWING as the friend of DR.. Beechnor,
next morning. Kelley accepted the
former proposition. DR.. Witchen in
timated that he was satisfied as far as
Dr. Bcechnor was concerned. but de-
clined anything further. DR.. Beech
nor did not consider this satisfactory
and declined receiving it, stating at
the same time the conditions Oh which
he would leave the ground. No ad-
justmcnt was made, and they left the
field 10 meet next day at o'clock, p.
NJ, on the opposite side Of the river,
with shot guns, with sixteen buck
shot, at thirty PAGES. The parties
however, were arrested, and placed
lndcr bonds to keep the peace.
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A BAD SpECULATIoN.-A let,

A BAD SpECULATIoN.-A letter
from merchant at San Francisco
gives dole,ul account of the state of
trade at that place. He states that a
quantity Of goods which were bought
in New York at a cost Of $1,000, af-
ter remaining nearly two months in his
store, were sold at auct;o for a little
over $500, and shipped back again to
New York. Somebody was "out
tritle" on that transaction.
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From WHENCE CANE IT

From WHENCE CANE IA
balloon measuring fifteen feet in cir
conference, and twelve in heighth,
was discovered floating in the air on
Wednesday last, and descended grad
ually until it reached the ground at
tho extreme end of Messrs. j. NJ. T. A.
V. Williams's plantation, at about
eight miles below this place. From
whence, or for what purpose came this
stranger visitor, we know not. The
balloon is in the possession of Mr..
Americas V. Williams IHiboaaun
Minerva. 1911 INST.