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II SIVE SALE OF VA
IL LUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PRO.


PERTY, IN LOUISA COUNTY, VA, UNDER
TRUST DEED.-Elisha Melton and wife having, BY
deed of trust of the 18th day of April 1854, duly re.
corded in the Clerks Office of Louisa county, convey
ed to the subscribers, for the payment of said Mel
tons debts. all his Property, of every description
deed, and in compliance With its terms will expose
to sale at public auction at Louisa Court House, Va,
on WEDNESDAY, Cd day of August, 1854 and on
veyed, .or so much thereof as may be necessary to
comply with the requirements of the deed.
The The Real M;s1. Property conveyed, consists Of
House.
1899 acres of Land on Beaver Greek.
1923 acres, called the Talley Tract
5Sl acres, Louisa c. H., called the Home
Tract.
9os acres on the waters of Hsrrit Creek
$50 acres, near Louisa Court House. known az the
(All in the county of Louisa)
The property at Louisa Court House, consists of
the uohole rilage, except one small tenement, and is
conceded by ell to be of the most valuable Tav-
and Trading stands in Eastern Virginia-has on
it at presenta large Hotel, number Of Stores Of
fees, Shops, and Dwelling houses, and has attached
most valuable Farm, of about 400 acres
The other Lands conveyed are. many of them, most
valuable Farming Lands, in healthy and thriving
The several Real Estates will be subdivided for the
accommodation of purchasers, and maps of the pro-
posed subdivisions viii be prepared public inspec
ton at Louisa Court House, on or before the 10Th
day of June next.
The Personal Estate conveyed, consists of seventy
NEGROES, unusually likely and young, many Of
them most rdtuabte tradesmen and house se7ronf,;
very large quantity of Hotel ana Family FURNI.
TURE Carriage and Harness.; Buggy aud Harness;
and all the Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; the
Crops and Plantation Utensils and every other arti-
Gle of personal property belonging to Mr.. Melton.
The property offered for sale, is the most va
liable and extensive which has been put in market
in this region of country for many years.
Either of the subscribers will gladly give any infor.
nation which may be asked, and Mr. Melton will
exhibit the property to any one wishing to in
spect it
If the day named for the commencement of the
sale should be unfair, it will be begun the next
fair day. and will be continued from day to day until
completed.
The Terms of sale will be-for the Slaves cash;
and for the other personal property credit of six
months will be given to bear interest from the day
of sale; and for the Lands the terms will be
uodafing and made known on the day of sale.
The deed provides that all prior liens on the pro-
pety shall be paid in their ORDER out of the proper
ty respe ctvely, subject to them-the purchasers will
be permitted to apply the purchase money accord
ingy, and therefore will obtain complete titles but
of the subscribers will only convey such title
as is vested in them by the deed.
EDWARD Fl. LANE, }
JAMES L. GORDON, Trustees.
CHARLES w. DABNEY,}
Louisa C. H., May 10TH 1854.
N. B. The above is with my consent and ap proba-
tion ELISHA MELTON.
jy 2I3t
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FU7 lure DAY.
BIZ 0ODDiN + AFfEkSUN. :
M osT VALUABLE wAREHoU

M OST VALUABLE WAREHOUSE
- ~ On CARY AND 2lsr STREETS YOA SALE
AZ AZ AUCTION viii Be sold on TUESDAY Az
Sc TosxSco wAREHousE owned NED Sy Ms.I .
Il 4, Endor twhoss object in sailing lsto wind
81 me partnership concernl situated in the city Of
tfticbmond at the corner OF Cary and 2lst streets
ironine on the north side of Cary street 1872 feet
~ iss, wide Also, will be sold leasehold interest
na tne buildings thereonl in the lot adjoining on
ae eass ane connected Herewith. having front of
rear ine 80 feet which said essehod terminates on
the let Of January, 1856.
Ine above real estate presents it il believed ex
.acrdinary inducements to capitalists or the mercan
.h GG;umunity being removed only one street from
IN, me richmond Dock and will be when the connec-
.on IetWeen the Dock and Basin 10 opened (now
completely convenient not only for the recep-
.ion OF produce by the Canal but equally convenient
e ,sase amount may be annually saved The income
a .nls ware house has averaged for the past eight
year over Sa5oe Located in the prosperous
an 40 Improving portion Of the city it is believed that
no properly Is now offering for sale which presents
srTa.er INDUCEMENTS than the above.
Eams.-One-hffh cash, a satisfactory endorsed
nesotsbie note at mos balance at g. Il Is and "a
NOS Ior egotiable notes Interest added from Ist
car.d r. next when full possession will be gven
jy2s GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
VALUABLE kEAL ESTATE NEAR
o.. THE CORPORATION LINE, ON yENABLE,
z 9TH A AND lI 25TH SITS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Ai oo eous On w EDNESDAI Afternoon. the 9th
august, 1851 upon the premises commencir 2 at
O'Clock, those two newly erected frame re nement.
&c the corner of Venabe and McCance streets occu.
PED respectively by Messrs. VIM. Barrett and Jno.
w. Chidress Each tenement has 6 rooms and ia
nearly new, having been built within the last few
years.
After which, will be sold an acre Lot on Vesable
ana Carrngto sts bounded on the East by the pro-
perty OF Mr. w. Matthews. having front ON the
North side of Vsnable st. Of $50 feet and the same
front on the South side of Carringtons t
After which, will be sold very Handsome gp;ld
ing Lots on the West of 18th and East of 24th st.
each fronting So feet running back 125 feet to an al.
ley, adjoining Asbury Chapel on the North. and
nearly opposite the large brick Methodist Church
All of the above real estate is located inst without
the corporation and yet it is very ito the bust
ness parts ofthe city, and offers peculiar advantages
to those Sc eklng profitable or judcious Investments
months for egotable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed, or title retained
jy % GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r ACTIN
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-

DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r A CIV
L REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLIsHMENT. ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE-I offer at
public auction such terms must reeds suits the
purchaser. on "WEDNESDAY. the sd of August, nv
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATIOND on the
Richmond and Danville Railroad II miles from Rich
moDd containing about $50 acaes one-half with the
buildings, lying the South, and the other half on
the North side of the road-being willing to sell eli
or half.
The neighborhood is good, the location healthy.
and the improvements extensive The place is well
supplied with excellent water, and is well timbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprisng person it s believed
that this establishment would prove very protable
for it is place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hitler
for the summer months
Post Office is kept there and the present propri-
etor has a Stage Coach running three times week
to CumbeIland county. which pays well.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
place holds out strong Inducements for it lies in the
midst of the coal region, and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging WELL
were exceedingly f1attering.
The owner, who resides on the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land, &c, to persons dis
posed to purchase.
jy 26-dlm* WIN A. MARTIN, Chesterfield.
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL

Il ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
tie Of Dr. j s. ROSES PAIN CURER, and his CAR Ar
MINATiVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness these medicines frequently cure in less time
To prevent Cholera, take a teaspoonful of Pain
Curer in wine glass of water every morning; when.
Pain Curer In bottles at iai Is and 50 ct. use the
DR.. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALsAM for Chol.
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen-
terry This mixture one of the most important medi
cines, and should be keptin all families As sooth.
ing preparation, 1t has equal In of infants
with bowel complaint, cholass morbus, restlessness,
crying general pain, it has been proved perfect
balm. As specific for bowel complaints of adults,
it has never failed. During the cholera of 1882 1884
and l849 it failed in no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. / have had
returns from more than one thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods, test, ing to
its wonderful curative powers. Is cents bottle;
Dr.. J. S. ROSES wHooPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently cures in
Dr.. S ROSES EXTRACT OF BUcHU.-rhis
is one of the best remedies ever used for diseases of
the Kidneys Bladder, and all equity Affections Price
Dr. is ROSES GOLDEN PILLS. for falling of
ton. This disease, heretofore treated by bandag g.
trussss and external supports which only prove
palliatives, yields completely to the of these
DR.. j. S. ROSES ANTI BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS These Pills are not warranted to
they are grand remedy for Bilious state OF the
system and common fevers. They adapted to the
Southern sections of the United States particularly.
being often a preventive of Bilious attacks and
when used with DR.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE, win
cure the most stubborn case of Bilious Fever or Fee
yer and Ague. Price l2t and Csc.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease, or
weak by nature should read DIR. j. s. Roses Med-
cal Adviser (which contains description Of the dis
eases of our climate aud the mode OF treasmenG) II
can be had without charge.
All of DIR. J. s. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
| to be had of Purcell Ladd Co, Bennett l. Beers
A aiaG n A nnu A pndo Ok
| j. B. Wood, VIM. p Ladd S. NJ Zachrisson, A. Les
| lie, R. r, Duvs Bro, Grubbs Apperson, in THU
city, and of dealers generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
jy 2i-FM& W&cis-ts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS.


A UCTION SALE OF THAT MOST
IA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. KNOWN AS THE SWAN
TAVERN" PROPERY.-On TUESDAY, 18th day
of August. 1854, at 81 o'clock. p M, upon the pre-.
misses will be sold that most valuable real estate
known as the Swan Tavern " property, situated at
the Northwest intersection of Broad and 9th sits .
fronting 100 feet on Broad ST., and running back ls5
feet
The Improvements consist of the Tavern and out
buildings, large brick stable, five tenements on
Broad street. al three tsnements on 9Th street. and
the whole of the property is yielding hand
some rent.
As Hotel, its contiguity to the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Depot, and its central and yery de-
shful situation, has heretofore and will always en-.
large portion of the resident and transient pa
tronage whilst for business purposes its location IL
unequailed by any property on the street.
An unusual opportunity for profta BILE investme mt
is here offered, 40 property of such valu. is rarely
brous hit into market.
TERMs.-One-ffth cash balance at 6, 10, Is and "a
months credit payments to bear interest and be sc.
cured by trust deed
jy % TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS Aucts :
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PROPOSALS will be received at the
store of GEO. SAUNDERS BRO, Broad st.,
until the 30th inst for the Grading and Masonry Of
the first section of the Richmond and Charlottesville
Plank Road, the work to commence within ten days
after the party whose bid may be accepted shall
have been notified of the fact.
Profile and specification to be seen on application
to the undersigned. JNO. B. CRENSHAW,
jy 29-td Pres't r. l. C. P. r..
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NOTICE. will offer for sale, on ii

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the
IN premises at the hour of II o'clock M. on the
first day Of August if fair not, on the first fair day
following, my plantation in Louisa county situate on
the banks of the South Anna river, and five miles
containing by old survey SIS acres be the same more
less About three-quarters of the land is cleared
and onequarter in original wood so of the land
Is good river fats There are on the plantation
good dwelling, corn heuse, barn, and all the neces
sary offices requisite for the comfort of family,
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees with
sufficient cherry peach pear, and other fruits from
Mr.. Sintons nursery near Richmond.
The land is well watered with never-tail1ng
streams and an excellent spring within 100 yards OF
the house. There two mills within one mile OF
the piantation--oue near each end for er1nding
all sorts of erain manufacturing -four WOOL and cut
ting plank &C., meeting house ana post ONCE WIFI
In much the same distance. The river abounds with
variety Of fish, and the plantation with an ebun,
dance of game. The citizens OF the ncighbofhood
are respectable. and good neishbors.
viii also offer for sale on the same day. cattle,
horses mules hogs sheep and farming implements,
house and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale nfsde known on the day OF sale.
Possession given the Ist day Of October, or soon,
ar IL required by agreement Title retained until
last payment 10 made, which title 10 unquestionabiy
good = .
Tho undersigned, residing on the premises, will
take pleasure In showing the property to any
desraus of viewing the same. If sold privately no.
tice viii be given through the public prints Gc.
RICHD 9. COTTON.
Gold Hill. Louisa County, July 10, 1851.
jyI8-tistAug
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA At
NIAGARA.
NEW yonx, July GA dispatch from Niagara
says the cholera 10 raging there with horrible NOR
tally. Itsravages are said to be unprecedented.
The living have fed from the infected quarters,
leaving the unburied dead to be devoured by hogsl
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A NEW DISCOVERY.-GOLD PENS
N RE-POINTED BY ELECTRICITY RAY
MOND l. ALLEN, No. 1874, South Second stre et
Philadelphia, will re-point GOLD PENS BY Eectri.
city and warrant them to write az welt az ever for
SOC a piece Mr.. VIM. A. BUTrERs, I57 Main 81.
Richmond, Va, 4 agent for Raymond Allen.
jy l8-lmis
ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-.BO0
IL packages Of C Parks Words fine OLD CHEW
leaf that could Be boueht In the market The aten-
on Of srccsrs and drugsists 10 requested to this To-
pacco-
Having besu bought at auction tat Mr.. Words
salel IL will be sold Ct greatly reduced prices II IL
put up In dwarf boxes Of 10 and ~ lbs.
GEO. J. SUMNER
yB-N No. 20 Pearls.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,

BY THOMAS W. KEESEE
Office at Geo. j. Summers No. 90 Pearl street.
4 UCTION SALE OF 10000 FIT. OF
"A JAMES RIVER LUMBER.-On MONDAY
will be sold at auction, by the subscribers at Rock
etts,, about 10000 feet of James River LUMBER
consisting of / and Il inch Board Flooring and
Scantling
Terms at sale.
PACE, PARSON PERKINS.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
iy d
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NoTICE.-A VALUABLE FARM m

~ CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE.-By a
decree OF the Circuit Court of Charlotte County bro
nounced on Wednesday, the 18th of March, 1854, /
SHALL as Commissioner, proceed to sell at public Auc
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the Stst day
of August 1854 between the hours of IL and 3. on
credit Of one and two years, the tract of land on
which the late Thomas G CLARK. decd, resided, con-
tanning 552 acres onehalf of which is supposed to he
wood of original growth, remarkably well timbered
This land lies on the Richmond and Daaville Rail-
neghborhood, and is well adapted to the cultivation
OF wheat, corn, oats and tobacco the improvements
are In good ORDER consisting of two excellent dwell
ing houses and all necessary out-houses incudioe
store house. &c. There is also excellent orchard
of apples of the very best fruit we'll of first rate
water in the yard and it is considered one of the
most desirable situations in this section of country
There is good deal of fine fiat sand on the Mehey.
rim river, and branches running through the land.
aud it is well watered. Possession will be given 10
time to seed wheat.
Bonds, with approved security, will be re oured
for the credit ayments the title will be re tame
ANY person wishing to view the place. will please
call on me at Keysville Station.
jy 28-d1m PETER r. CLARK Conn.,
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, July 2a.-Flour frm-lower grades ed
vanced 70 cts; Southern advanced II cts. Baltimore
brands Ss750S9 IL. The first lot of new Flour from
Petersburg sold at So IS. Whsat firmer. Corn ad-
vanced cents-large sales of Western mixed at 74a
Is cents. Stocks quiet.
BALTIMORE. July 2s.-Nothng doing in Flour
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WANTS..
w AN T6.
&OUTHERN TEACHER WANTEj

SOUTHERN TEACHER WANTED
-, We wish to obtain the services of gentleman.
of Southern BIRTH as Teacher of School in Cbasta,
fl Id county. 80 miles from Richmond
the neighborhood is good one, and cspsble nj
capable of teaching the Latin and Enelsh Isnsnses
in ell their branches.
Go references will be required as to character
&c. address, postage paid,
MANN, WILKINSON l. MILLER,
Skin Quarter Post Office
Jy CIV" Chesterfield co Va
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Of Cape Sable, on the 9th inst, the brig VIM
~ Rogers of Boston, came in collision with tn,
British barque Princess Alice, from ST. John TO
Liverpool The brig sunk in ten minutes. TIL,
captain and crew were rescued by the barque, ant
subsequently, put on board the brig Halifax
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-The steamer Admiral
bound Tor ST. Johns, N. B., for Boston, went ashore
on the Goth, three miles west OF Quoddy light. Pas
sanrers and crew all saved.
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GALE OF REAL EsTATE.-In pursu-

~ 1s11]AA1 I1N1 Z a I II III PUIEu-
~ ance OF decree pronounced in the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond. ON the Esd day of Noyem.
Der. 1853 in the suit of Winston against Crouch and
ais, the undersigned as therein directed, will ex-
pose to sale, on MONDAY, the 28ih day of August
next, at4 O'Clock. P. NJ onehaif of Lot No n ada
cent to Seabrook's Warehouse, ON Grace street, in
the city OF Richmond, fronting 65 feet and running
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth cash; the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months, with egotiable
notes. well endorsed, and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid and a conyeyance d.
rected by the Court. -
jy % THOS. w BOSWELL. g C. r
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BY TAYLOR e. WILLIAMS.
SALE OF A HOIST

i AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY.
AT AUCTION.-By virtne Of deed of trust, dated
2lst of July, 1853, executed by A. r. Cousins and
wife, and duly recorded in Henrico County Court Of
fee, to secure certain debt therein mentioned the
thereto requested. will, on MONDAY. 7th August
1854, at O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises. expose
to sale at public Auction, the property conveyed in
said deed, being "a lot of land, with new framed
house thereon, lying in the Town of Sidney Ia the
County of Henrco at the Northwest intersection of
Eli God and Clarke streets fronting on said Elwood
street 125 feet less and running back I25 it,
to en- alley 20 feet WIDE"
TERMs-Cash.
WILLIAM GRAY Trnstes
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.N5fs NEW SONGS AND PIECES
GIJlx FOR THE PIANO
AsAak Wake up, sweet Melody. song and eho-

AIf8lX As1 w oOANoo hNos 4GOxAO
yAE8x FOR THE PIANO
AAzK Wake up, sweet Melody, song and cho-
rus, by Seidle-25c.
Bonny Dundee, beautiful Scotch ballad, by Burns
-25c.
Wake. oh my Forest Flower, by Converse-25e.
Young Cupid went storming to Vulcan ono day,
bal'ad-25c
Converse's Home Quadrille-25c.
Away now, Joyful Riding with variations by Pet
ticnlas-S3c. e
The Overland Mail Gallop, by D'Albert-58.
Happy Thoughts, brilliant variations ON choice
melodies by Bellak. viz: Yankee Doodle Clara Polka
Drum Polks, Loving Hearts Waltz
Prima Donna Waltz with variations by Converse
-33c.
LIE Moment Heureux, Valse Pensiye-SSc
The Offering Polka-25c.
Madame CRISIS Schottisb, by Giynn-25c.
The Lilliputians; selection of beautiful WaItzes
Polkas &c. by Chas. Grobe-25c
Jewels for the Piano, by Jas. Beliak-25c each.
Lamplighter Waltz, by Converse-12c
Geraldine Waltz, by NJ Eugenia Cuntt-12c.
Saunders Polka-12c.
Fam Wintermarchen (tbe Winters Tale) Rhsp.
sodie, by A. Dreyschock-50c
Constantinople Quadrilie, by chas. D'Aibert, with
beautiful colored vignette-50c.
Together with large collie ction of Standard Mu.
sic for the Piano, Guitar &c and Instruction Books
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
jy28
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From VENEzUELA.-A revolutionary movement,
has taken place at Villa de Coro in favor of Gen
Paez, who lie in exile. 1t was thought the revolu.
ton would be successful
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Judge John Mclean, of New York, died at OPP
lousas, Louisiana. on the 14th.
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TREATY WITH RussIA-The treaty. with Ru..,.
was communicated to the Senate on Wedne.dsv r.,
'he President, and on the same day ratified. One
oi the spulatons OF this treaty is the solemn re.
eogniion Of the great principle of the freedom a
the seasthst 10, that free ships make Tree good,
The treaty meets with much favor.
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FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS w. KEEsEE.
Omce q Geo. J RumnsYss, No. 20 Pearl sk.


DY THOMAS ". KEEeER.
Onoe e SEQ. J sumnsfs, No. % Pearl 1t.
|GENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE
W nuNDA1. July slst. ct 10 o'clock, ct the
nouse on leg n doors from Main e. between Cary
Ms psft OF the Furniture Of fsuily
cloth Plash Roekins Chair Marble TAI 3. IU.s r
seat Shsin pa1lor Carpets Bedstesds re.sher Ia.
Crockery. China and @ ass-ware. Kitchen S.v..ss'
Cookipg Stove, &C., all t. be sold without ress
y q THOS w KEEsEE. auct
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
will offer at public auction. IL not disposed Of
privately before. on TUESDAY, August 29th. iass
to the highest bidder the following valuable Pro.
/. The Store and Dwelling ouse, which Is occu.
sgo in elegant and comfortable style 1t 10 one Of
the best business stands In this State 10 the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandris
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
locality for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
One Lot. fourth of az acre in size. situated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsvlle.
j. The Land lately purchased of George MorriSs
estate. kno~n a. the CHAMBLICO TRACT. about
Il mites OF this visge and containing two hundred
aud fey hve and half acres well timbered and very
well adapted to the cultivation Of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place. the timber will soon overpay for the land.
The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce-
riea, Wooden and Tin-ware.
TERMs.-For the Store and Dwelling -house, Lot
ard Land, one third cash. one-thrd in months and
The balance in II months. fer approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole is paid.
For the Merchant ze, cash will be requir ed
s. HIRSH.
'0.D0SsV'llh o. jung IT, 81 1851 ss jyas-lm.
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AsorHEa fAHusE.-The Franklin Marine and
fire Insurance Company, ct Saratoga, has failed.
w. liabilities are over SI00, 900.
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'oNeSEss.-on Thursday, the committee of con.
ference on the dsagreeing votes of the two Houses
On The Indian Appropriation bill agreed upon re-
port, which, being presented to their respective
houses, was concurred In. SO the bill Is passed
Inc senate In the same day passed the Civil and
Diplomatic Approximation BiIl