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DIssoLUTIoNs, &c.

nISSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
~ heretofore existing between the subscribers,
under the style and firm Of SUTTON WINSTON,
tant to settle the business of this concern all per-
indebted to the same requested to make
payment as early as and all creditors are
Either partner ia authorised to the name Of
the concern in liquidation.
July LIST, 1854 E. T. WINSTON.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.- subscribers
the style and firm of E. T. WINSTON & CO.. for
the purpose Of condueting the GROCERY and COM
They will keep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock Of GROCERIES, including every va
riety of domestic and foreign LIQUORS.
They desire to thank the patrons of the old
Germ Of SUTTON WINSTON for their kind pa
tronsge and solicit continuance of their favors for
our new ''n's'n' ". M. suTroN,'
Corner Gary and 18th sits
July 1st 1884, y22-lm
nISsOLUTION.-Owing to the death Of
~ Thomas Tinsley, Jr., the firm of Butler 4 Tins
please make payment without delay, and those hav-
ing claims against will present them for settle.
nent
aus BUTLER l. TINSLEY.
NEW CONCERN.-I have this day taken
IN in copartnsrship my brother, John T. Butler
the business to be conducted in the name of James
T. Butler Co.
thankful Tor the patronage heretofore 30 literally
bestowed on Butler Tnsiey will be pleased to
sa s-lmdasme " JAMES ST i. BUTLER.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
~ sHIP.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between SANDERSON, CROUCH L HOOPER
was dissolved on the 25th ut. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the name of CROUCH
HOOPER.
All lawful business transacted by the former firm
will be settled by the undersigned.
uS-2m CROUCH HOOPER.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The
~ subscribers, having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER &
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER.
| TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments at the
old stand of Roper Murray Governors st.
They will give their personal attention to all or.
ders sent to them, and will furrish at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand a general 40
sortment of COFFINS. from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
| Fisk 4 Raymond's metallic BURIAL CASES,
the Subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus, either of the plain style, with
out the drapery, such those furnished for Clay
| and Webster being covered with superine black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
| B. w. ROPER
NH SO d&cta WILLIAM MURRAY.
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dor SAFE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

% win offer at public snstio1. e not sasposss e
10 the highest bidder. the following valuable kkO-
PERTY:
L The Store and Dwellins- House, which y ooeu-
pied by myself and which was built but Two yeeEs
sgo in IN elegant and comfortable STYLE 3 On g
the best business sands In this State Il the near
eat Store to ths Central and Orsnse and Alexsnana
Railroad Depot in this places and oceupeea pettef
locality for any Kind Of business than anJ othes sofe
In the village.
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
3. The LapA lstsly purchaaed Of George Aoyngs
estate. kno01 o the CHANBLlCO TRACT. about
II miles Of this village and containing two HUNDRED
and fifty Eve and hal acres well tmbered, and very
wel ADAPTED 20 the cultivation Of ell kiuda Of IRAN
A. three railroads viii shortly be running . thu
places, the timber VIII soon overpsy for the land.
Z. The balauoe Of my stock Of Hardware 0roes-
Res, Wooden and Tin-wsye.
TkaMs.-For The 8tere sad Dwelling. ho.es. Lot
and Land, onsthird eaah, one.thise h 3 monen9 40
the balance In IL months, fer eplrOye9 negotiebls
pApsr-the title rst1ined Oh The uhoie = pasa.
FOR the y srshsndiss, esd WI - re4sirsa:
0olDonsvI1Ls. Oraaee 20, ",
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The President has recsntiy pardoned John Hood
Who VS. sentenced 70 the penitentisry somcsis,e
sses, Sor robbisg the mail between tbs place and
9sesy Mount, Since bis sentsnce he has been con.
lireetsd. : low days since 70 discharge bim.-Bed
6entfnxl 100
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NOAHS ARK.-Empty Barrels. Casks
Der having erected large lumber house in rear of
MS store in the lower part of Rock on the Cor
20 fatieh line snd one also the Central r. r.
DePof, Will be prepared on the 1s. day Of October
next To sell for cash at either place ali kinds Of empty
barrels aud casks second hand furniture of every de.
stove stoyepipes. &c delivered to any part
OF the CITY Cash paid for empty barrels hogsbeads
&c. -, HENRY L. DESTLER
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OST-Between 18th and 18th streets, a
q - BOND Of VIM: Anderson. Jr, due to John f.
b1osdns TOT Sl25 The public generally caution
stepped liberal reward will be given for its de.
au l8-St* cor l7th And FrsnkI;n :.
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HcnzIBLR TnAoxpr IN MrssounL-Oss Man
Killed, Too Stabbed aad Three HsNg I'VE msn-
TONED lew days ago. that three men had been
summarily hung at SinithviIle. Clay Co., Mo. II
appears fracas occurred. IN which John w. Don.
glass was killed, VIM Ross and John Ross, father
and son, were dangerously. and Ira Tritt aeverely
stabbed, BY Samuel and VIM Shackeltord and jno.
w. Galloway. The origin OF the stfray and the
subsequent hanging Of the offenders, the Park vile
Lumnsry, OF the 9Th inst, thus details:
TIL. SaAekslferds are said TO have been connect.
ed with gang of horss thieves that were commit
ting deprsdations u the neishborhood; srsst indis-
them to leave the place. which they refused to do
Prior to this Douglass bad been instrumental In ira
owed Douglas srudge, and on Monday last the two
met and had 81 alteration at smithville, which end
We understand that Douglas shot at shacilsfnrd.
slightly wounding him. aad that his brother William
stabbed Douglas. The Rosses interfered, but were
ovorpowered by the Shacklefords and Csllswsy, and
Shackleford stabbed the man Trist. Galloway and
the shsckiefords subsequently took refuge II the
speedily collected at the place, surrounding the
hou.e,; and about dusk. William shackIeford was
hanged
vionsy confessed his completely with the others in
horse stealing
Samuel Shscklsfo,d. who had been wounded by
pisto shot was shid to be dangerousy hurt but this
not being true, aboutil O'Clock at night he too was
log as bodies wsrs cut down. n ne ms.. intense
excitement prevails throughout the vicinity.
Another account says:
Galloway was mere boy, and the two Shsckle-
iords were quite young men. II 10 reported whom
the election took place on Monday, these men were
si hanging upon tree, In full view of the people.
FOUND DsAD-Mr. John E. Gregory, who resi-.
ded near Charlottesville, Mecklenburg county, was
found dead in field near his house on the llh inst
He was supposed to have died from natural causes
DRowsRD.-We learn from the Woodstock Tenth
Legion that Philip Rudy, aged about Is years, son
of John Rudy, deceased, was drowned whilst bath.
Ing In Hotties DAM on Sabbath last. His body was
recovered shortly after, but too ias to be resusc
tated.
THE ArFaAY NEAR LYScHBuna.-The Lynch
burg vrginian has the following notice of the aay
near that city on Wednesday night:
We regret to learn that an ARRAY occurred Wed
nesday night Just the river, between two per.
sons whose names were John Norm and Geo. Cox,
which resulted In the death of the latter. Wehave
not learned the particulars except that in q fight
between them, Cox received stab of which he
died in few minutes. North, we believe, has been
apprehended
NEW York, Aug 1.-THE Musical Fund Society
Is making preparations TO receive Grsi, who. it Is
expected by the Baltic. to arrive Sunday Mon.
day. The steamboat Josephine has been chartered
to meet at Sandy Hook, with 400 invited guests, to
escort the distinguished songstress to the city,
companied by q celebrated band. Her first ap-
pearance at Castle Garden will be the fourth of
September.
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SUDDEN DRArH-Mr. John r. Smith, . wealthy
citizen Of Wrishtsye, Pa, died suddenly In Bslti-
moro on Thursday, of apoplexy Several thousand
dollars were found on his person.
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hsw YoHx. Aug. l7s-Dsripg the last twsnty. four
'sse the sraaklin stFest hospital, and two deaths.
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GiDDisGs RE-NoArHArED.--J. r. Giddings has
essn reaeminsted to Congress BY the freesoil par
" n Ashtabula district, Ohio.
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BY GODDTN { 1PPFRs0N-

II ANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
- CHURCH HILL FOR SAlE-Will be cold
on TUESDAY, the I'D day Of August, 1854, upon the
bUILD!NG LOTS on the West line of 96th, be-
tween Msrshall and Clay streets fronting tosether
II feet, running back 66 feet. =
cash; balance at and months
Negotiable notes. interest added, secured BY title
ing retained. GODDIN APPERgON
0u IL 8 A
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RuAoRED DuxL.-A rumor Il afioat in regard to
aprobable duel between well known member OF
the Baltimore bar and somewhat prominent poll
deian who halls from the interior of Maryland Ef
forts are making by the friends Of the respective
parties to terminate the matter Ia an amicable man.
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NOTICE. VALUABLE FARM IN
III GU nj NTTE COIINTY HAR SAIE-Ru

- " OuAnLOIIG OOOCI1 cOh 6ALE.-0y y
decree of the Circuit Court of Charlotte County
nounced on "Wednesday, the 18th Of March, 1854,
SHALL Commissioner proceed to sell at public Auc.
of August 1854. between the hours of IL and 2 on
credit of one and two years the tract Of land ON
which the late Thomas G. Clark, decd, resided,
tanning $50 acres onehaf of which 10 supposed be
wood of original growth, remarkably we'll tmbered.
This land lies on the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road, three miles below Keysvie, In q very healthy
neighboThood and ia well adapted to the cultivation
of wheat, corn, oats and tobacco the improvements
are in good order consisting of two excellent dwell
lag houses and ell necessary out-houses includng =
store house. &c. here 10 also an excellent orchard
of apples of the very best fruit; we'll of FIRST
water in the yard; and it 10 considered one Of the
most desirable situations in this section of country
There is good deal of fine, hat sand the Meher-
rim river, and branches running through the land;
and 1t is well watered. Possession win be given In
time to seed wheat.
Bonds. with approved security, viii be 70 uired
for the credit ments and the title will BE-
Any person wishing to view the place, will please
" 2s-dim PETER =. CLARK. Com'r.
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NOTICE.-By virtue of the above order
Of the District Court Of the United States Sor the
FRIDAY, the 1t day of September next. q IS ojsif
q Nsshs Ship Yard IN the city Of Ner1olk, sell Il
rotten, her tackle, apparel and furniture IA ms
ch1nery, a. she now stands
Terms cash, In specie.
JNO r. WILEY, u g. Msrshal
au l6-4t Eastern District Of Va.
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nm ISS A. n. SMITHS SCHOOL FOB
MI YQIINa LAQIES.=The seventh 0e11on D

-
this 9chc oil will commence ON the frst MONDAf q
October next. ct the schoolsoomA corner Of ErasE-
lin and Filth streets. SEs
Horace p. Smith, a B., brother 81 nin sslt1.
vim Be connected with the schoo! = Aesocieso 5nn
cipal The most compstsnt teaehen III es.s -, !.
i thcressh, ana snbsssss n tho ssqsat9 g q.
ishe1 educsfion. Frequent teet.!S u1Ll - ~ =
Ere g Nstsrsi fhiloecphy sa1
MED 81 sxpsrimenfa Vocsi nssevu 3 tsIans cs,ly.
tssch a sueh manner e to enable the pupil who
sssttsntive 70 the fnstructon given, 70 lsad music
Sepsrtment Of the school will b under the super
wisdom Of the principals Who Will regularly sxsnins
the di6ersnt elesses. - .sfss5S
rueut eSO. Ancient and Modern Languages III
eseh isstrsmsntai music, PsofeDorS pEiee4 Drsw'
ina Embroidery. lie .extss charges.
III. Smith vii form private cIaasas Ii the Greek
and Latin languages. Further particulars nsds
known In . few wsshs By spyIIeasioa e ~ book'
store Of Mr.. VIM. H. Butteya, NJ Main e1loet
= aua--An12mf IS
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WANTED-AF Female Teacher of unex-
w ceptonable character and qualifications, to
teach English, French and Music. None but South.
ern Lady need apply. pleasant situation and lib.
eral salary IL offered. Address
SIS. SAMPSON,
Keswick P. o., Albemarle County
au 2-d till LIST Sept
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THE MuRDER OF JANE GRAHAM.-The Farmers
Friend, of August 1sth, abiding to the murder o.
Jane Graham, In Monroe county, says:
TWAS thought that she had burnt her fathers
barn, which we noticed last week, as she was miss
ing when it occurred. Now 1t 10 believed that il
was burnt by some other person who was with her
and who afterwards murdered and put her in the
tree that she might not be found We have no,
learned who suspicion rests upon, but hope the
wretch may be discovered and brought to justice
The letter of our Greenbrier correspondent, no
ticed yesterday stated that the Graham family had
been arrested on suspicion of numbering the wo
man-a statement which is no doubt true
CHAALEs SouDRR SIBLEY, of Quincy, Florida
died at Trenton. New Jersey, on the 18th inst He
was appointed In 1896. by President jackson, dis
trtcf attorney for the middle district of Florida
which post he dlled until the territory became a
State, In 1915.
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THE BURIAL PLACE OF WEBsTKR-We learI
by the Boston papers, that on Wednesday next
fair will be opened at Marshned under the auspices
OF the ladies of that town, the proceeds of which
are to be expended in beautifying the ancient vii
age burial ground where repose the remains of the
great American statesman. Daniel Webster.
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DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r ACTIV E
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLIsHMENT ON THE RICHMOND AND

DUBLlC SALE.-AII K A e IL v f.
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLIsHMENT, ON The RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE II offer at
public auction. such terms must needs suits the
purchaser. on WEDNEsDAY. the 2sd of August my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION" on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad II miles from Rich
mond containing about $50 acaes, one-half with the
buildings lying the South, and the other half
the North side of the roadbeing willing to sell all
or half.
The neighborhood Is good, the location healthy,
and the improvements extensive. The place il well
supplied with excellent water, and 10 well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of an enterprisng person 1t is believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable,
for it is place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months ~
Post Office IL kept there, and the present propri-
etor has Stage Coach running three times week
to Cumberland county, which pays well:
To disposed to speculate In the coal trade, this
place holds out strong Inducements for it lies 10 the
midst of the coal region and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging we'll
were exceedingly hatterug.
The owner, who resides ON the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land, &c. to persons dis.
posed to purchase.
jy 26-d1m* WIN A. MARTIN Chesterfield
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ROYAL PARRISH. ConnIssIor ~

~ CHANT, having located permanantlv IA the
City OF Richmond, eolicits eonsisnnents from Sc
fs :ndi R :nd other Of Whsst Flour Tob.eso Corn,
the country generally He hopes 81 strist sttsntion
g business TO shsrs portios Of pnhlie pstronaae
nls once 81 present il 1t Butler 4 Tinssys 81 Cary
this market for my fkiends. - - q
- @lmdke. &. T =
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENr q

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
y FRANKLIN STREET, OPPOSITE TO ME-
TkUfOLITAN HALL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON fhs
gath August 1854, upon the premises commencing at
O'Clock, the newly erected thres-story Isbove
south side Of franklin street, Opposite to Mefropoli.
tan Hall 1t fronts feet bach 90 feet to an al
ley, and bounded on the east by another alley This
readily yield an annual rent Of $500
TEEMs-One- cash; balance 1t 4. and Il
months for negotiable netes interest added secured
by trust deed. GODDIN APPERSON
du 10 Aucta.
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Tor SALE The House and Lot whore
Springfield Temperance Hall. on 18th Il, u for sale
privately The Lot fronts on 18th street ~ feet and
there l. comfortable wood d~eiiins house, which
was built about three years $50 Of the best matess
and contains three rooms, Psassge and good bsee-
am at home from about O'Clock, r. ~ until pisht
aud will be pleased for persons to como and zee for
themselves. The terms will be ressonebies sd MADE
January next OF sooner Z. .. ILL.
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10 bUILDERS.-Pr0posals will be re-
4 ceved at the Office of the civ In ,;r.s, ~ II,
y o,sisct. NJ. on Wednesday, the sd inst, for con
tss additional s..I She'd. Fsncins 1e
sge A9ncuiturai society, near the Western limifs
o. on the city Persons bidding upon the above work
WI oe required to state the time required TO COM
oy the contractor for the prompt and faithful comp-
snes Will me re- term. Of the contract The Commit
ZEE me night 70 reject all the bids II nons Of
cations can De seen BY application At the Office Of
~ order Of the Committee on Public 0roupds
eoIo-te w. GILL, City Eng'r.
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DRowNEp.-We learn from the Woodstock Tenth
Legion that Philip Rudy, aged about Is years, SOC
of John Rudy, deceased, was drowned whilst bath
Ing In Hotties dam, on Sabbath last. His body wal
recovered shortly after, but too as to be resusci
tated
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WASHINGTON, Aug 17.-There Is at the Depart
ments here report that the Government of Central
America and Mr.. Buchanan, in England. are negota-
ting in reference to the recent difficulties in Central
America. 1t is believed an amicsble adjustment will
be eventually effected. ..-.-s.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HIL1

H OUDE ANO LOI ON UNION HILL,
- NEAR LEADBETTRS TAVERN. FOR
SALE-Wilibe sold on TUESDAY Afternoon 18th
Aug, 1854, on the premisea, commencing at o'clk,
Brick Tenement, on Union Hill, with an acre OF
land attached thereto now occupied by Mr.. VIM.
w. BEDFORD, adjoining Leedbetter's Tavern. The
house and outbuildinga are in good repair and the
ket garden.
TERMs-One-fourth cash. balance at s. 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes interest added and IT,
tie retained till last note il paid
au Is GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDA,

w afternoon the Path Aug. 1854, upon the prem.
ses, commencing ct i've o'clock. that very excellent
BRICK TENEMENT on the East line of Locust
alley adjoining Mrs. Baileys boarding house. 'front.'
ing about y feet, running back 100 feet Also the
STABLE LOT in rear Of the above, now occupied BY
Mr.. e. Burnett, fronting "a feet running back SO
city where property 10 in much demand and 10 con.
sidered valuable whether for residences or business
purposes
aTERMs-4th cash, balance at at s. and month";
for negotiable notes. interest added. secured by a
trust deed or title retained.
au 10 GODDIN & APPEkSON Aucts
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0onDossvsIIu. oss.ss e, - / -.
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CHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABI

~ MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE-
CREE OF COURT-By virtue Of decree of the
Circuit curt of the County Of Henrico. pronounced
the Esd January 1854 in the of Crew against
Crew &C., the undersigned, AZ Sheriff Of Henrieo
County, will expose 10 public auction. the premi.
ses. on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September, 1854,
commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ, the real estate Of
which Daniel Grew died seized containing about III
acres situated In the county Of Henrco, about nine
miles above Richmond on the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands ofThos o. Burton, E. Pot
erwieg and Others
TEIMs-One.third cash; balance ct 6 and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and IL
tie retained till last payment is made:
S. A. b. HUTCHINSON, z
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted BY GoBDIN APPERsoH. Auota
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0EA CORDS NO. ! OAK WOOD

~ ~ N yaId and for snie by
PLEASANTS, COURTNEY l. BROS
We are also in receipt of our usual stock of MILL
OFFAL, HAY, CORN, OATS, GROCERIES, Ic.'
which we oher to our customers and the public ne.
usraliy on accommodating terms 80 ~
P, C. l. BROS.
az l4-lw Corner 18th and Franklin IT.
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FOUND DsAD-Mr. John Z. Gregory, who resi-
ded near Christiansville Mecklenburg county, was
found dead in field near his house on the llth inst
He was supposed to have died from natural causes.
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EOR RENT-The House on 2lst street,
Il between Main and Fsnklin. recently occupied
by Mr.. james Riley, Thsse are seven good rooms.
kitchen, kc, al in good order. s
Apply to TAYLOR + WILLIAMS.
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au l5-t2Iau
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W reeolne a1d uhne tue petition and elidnNit ol
~ Mash and Francis Mallory, and csrtsin deposi
ttonE and on the motion Of the Lbellant b. hie fro
tor % ordered that the said stsamship 1cesn ~
tsckis aEpase! fnz9ifurss and machinery be soli 81
re asrseas yueie aseees, b the city q Nefisii;
~ adyertissmsnt, In the NeFfolk Daily News ~
Ameriesn beeeen. and n the 1jehmona Encuirer
and Richmond Dhpatch-ths notiee to s. i1scrfs ~
three OF more timss IN each Of the above neWsnS-
Pers And also ordered. that notice Of ia ~
@ puDiis1ed u some nsy1eper In the cities Of Nsw
day Of sale, and that "rsnditioni expessaS ~
eseordingy And tits further ordered that tie m.
the same TO the CLERK theYeof. s -
A Ao1v-TAsfa
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e - VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
G ROAD -CHANcE OF RAssEHGEa STA
TON. On ard after MONDAY, Aug. 18th, the Pas
ssnger Train will start from the Temporary Passen-
ger Station, netwesn warrington and Williams
streets, on the line Of the Railroad Efssl = &Hss
The present station win be converted into reeep-
tion room for up freight. -
II. d. WHITCOMB,
au 1i-2w Supt. transportation.
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A 7 special term Of the District Court
"A Of the United States. for the Esaern District
Of Virginia. at Norfolk (hs1 In the city Of Rich.
msondJ on Tussday the 18th day Of August, A. D.,
N. NASH,