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LIST OF ARTICLES ENTERED FOR PRE-
NUNS AT THE FAIR OF THE STATE AG
RICULTURAL SOCIETY
fCoNTINUEDl

HoUsEHoLD MANUFACTURES.
Mrs Geo Woocfin of fHenrico white counterpane.
Mrs Anthony Twyman, aged 60 years, Of Madi.
son, one counterpane.
Mrs Blades of Spottsylvania counterpane.
Miss Jane Blades of do pair stockings
Miss Lucinda L Blades of do, do do
Mrs Catharine Bagby of King and Queen, hearth
rug.
Miss Ann NJ Johnston of Richmond, basket paper
flowers.
Miss Mildred Rufin of Hanover, embroidered
robe
Mrs Jane sczar, Jr, of Halifax, piece domestic
CLOTH
Mrs Jane sozar, sr, of Halifax, as yrs old, long
yarn hose
Miss Annie Moore of Lynchburg, wosted chair
cover.
Mrs IA Watt of Richmond, emb ekirt.
Miss Sally Munford of Prince William, silk lace
Miss Alice Munford of do, thread lace.
Miss Mary Munford Of do, thread edging,
Miss Sarah Muntord of do, do do.
Miss Sally Munford of do, do lace,
Miss Alice Munford OF do, do do
Mrs Julia M Cabell of Richmond pin cushion
DrPF Johnson of Orange white wooden jeans
Mrs Redd of Caroline, domestic carpet
Mrs w Nowland of Albemarle, worked collar.
Miss Mary Fisher Of Richmond, artificial flowers
Mrs Eliza CLARK OF Brunswick, hearth rug and
counterpane.
Mrs Galloway of Nelson, childs emb dress
Mrs DIR Easiey of Mecklenburg, patch work
quilt.
mics susan ~ carter OF Dansufe pair yarn
socks.
Mrs Ann Lively of Caroline, patch work
quilt M
Miss A Boettcher of Leipsic, worsted work pic
ture.
Miss G w Melvin, aged 10 yrs, of Richmond.
silk patch work baby quilt
Miss J P Hillsman OF Richmond, silk patch work
quilt
Miss Blanton of Cumberland, emb piano cover.
VINO Booker, eyed - yrs, Of Amelia, 5 count
cards.
Miss Sarah Priday of Hanover, domestic hearth
Miss Mary Hawthorn of Brunswick, woeIen
cloth, linsey rest, ribbed jeans, yesting, cotton
counterpanes, domestic cloth.
Mrs James Bolton Of Richmond, patch work
quilt
Miss Julia Spriggins Of Richmond, worsted cam.
brio collar and sleeves and two collars.
MrsC Keppler Of Richmond, knit counterpane
Miss Ann Priddy of Hanover, hearth rug.
Mrs Mosely of Appomattox. patch work quilt
Mrs Videll, aged ii, OF Richmond, patch worn
spread.
Mrs h II Lswrcnce Of Caroline, thread wori
hilss winiired Rawlings Of spotisylvani.. calico
Morris Of Richmond, Alone entered A
work Of Virginia genius and art
Mrs kebecca Waddle OF Charles City, hearth
Ers Lucy Turner Of New Kent, mole fur stock
Miss Indiana Wirgf cid Of Hanover, needle work
collars and sleeves
Mrs Lipscomb Of Richmond, ottoman cover
Mrs Rebecca sinton Of flea.Ico. pain ladies
Blair Burwell Of Powhssau, homo made carpel
and piece Of domestic.
9 Hartwell 4 Co, Of Richmond, dry goods.
MRS. II Tsyior Of Tsylofsriiie. hearth rug.
Miss Martha baldwin of Appomasscx, ianos
wool hose.
Chasi c Waller az Williamsburg, sllk quilt,
.coeton do. blanksts ard 1rew baakek
Msaas B Ciopton of Abemafte. hearth rue.
Mna n Huodley of Gharlotae neefin rug.
Mis- Hsltis Edmands q frinss Kdwerd, yaSn
socks.
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NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHI-

NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHI-
~ merry FOR SALE One 18 horse Steam En-.
gins and Saw MIL nearly new, in perfect order, ca
pable of cutting 5000 feet of lumber per day. win be
SOLD low tor cash or on time, and delivered on ship
board if desired
One large tubular steam boiler in good order suffi-
cient for 20 horse engine. will be sold very low
One OF Stearnes improved vertical reaction iron
Water Wheels, the best wheel known to drive an
up and down saw-price S25.
One Mulay Saw Mill, this mill requires only about
horse power to drive it, and will cut 2O90 feet per
S25e. - '''"A p'"o'-p'i'e
One Lath Mil that wilrcut five laths at once
Several secondhand Circular Saws as good as ew.
iot OF Shafting and Pulties, Leather and Incia
Rubber Betting, but little used
also have for sale, premium Grst Mills, which
VIII De warranted to give satisfaction before payment
will be required.
A Cut Of these Mills, with description and prices
OF the different sizes, will be forwarded to any ad-
dress on application.
;, also wish to buy good second hand6 or horse
Ehsine, complete. snd q good Cylinder or Return
rue Boiler, Tor 10 horse engine.
also BUY and sell all kinds of new and second hand
machinery, &c, on commission.
Any machine recommended by me may be relied
on having had Is years experience in buying, selling
and WORKING machinery of different Sorts and spare
ing All Lne new improvements as they appear.
Satisfactory references given If desired
Any communications addressed to me will he
promptly attended to- JOHN A LETTER
lst door below the Exchange Bank.
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The articles to be donated at the close of the Sc
RES of Concerts, will be handed for distribution
to committee appointed by the audience.
N. B There will be 5000 pre- sents and erery 1er
son buying ticket to the Concerts iciH receire q
present as only three thousand persons will be ed
mitted.
TICKETS to the Series of Concerts can be OBJ
tanned of e. J. FoLKEs at his Furniture Warerooms
in Lynchbure where the Furniture will be exhibit
ed-of ID X. LYMAN, at mis- newly fitted up establish
ment, where the splendid Piano and Harp will be
exhibited; ais1 can be had of Messrs. ToLER 4
Cook aud of Mr.. VIM. GoULDIN, Richmond-or by
letter addressed to either of the above named ger
tlemen.
,,E The Service of Silver Plate, Gold Watches
Diamond and other Jewelry be seen at the store
Of Messrs MITCHELL 4 TYLER, Main ct
The House and Lot included in the above number
of presents will be found to answer the following
description The building is new-of brck-covereS
entirely with tin-contains IL rooms. which said
rooms can be rented a. an average of $50 per room
TO Students, for the University session of months
The situation is within about 800 yards of the Uni
versty Buildings Immediately on the Central Rail
road The lot is divided-conains about two acres
or one in each division. clear unircumbered title
will be given, with general warranty.
EB All the other articles named, win be found tc
combine rare beauty end elegance to be of the mos
given
oc 31-3w RADFORD. PRESTON 4 CO
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VIR RGINIA.

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The house of ].
r. Hathaway, on Washington Point, Norfolk,
was struck by lightning on Saturday last,
materially damaging the building. Mrs
Kirby, a member of the family, was serious
ly injured and Mrs Hathaways child was
thrown from her arms. Mrs. K, the only
one who sustained any injury, was recover
ing at last accounts.
RAPPAHANNoCK FAIR.-The citizens of
Fredericksburg are exerting themselves to
make the Fair of the Rappahsnnock Agri-
cultural Society creditable one. The
Guards and the Band will turn ont on the oc-
casion. Preparations at the grounds are
actively going forward.
FREDE RIcKsBURG AND GoRDoNsvILLE
RAILRoAD.-The News informs us that the
work on this road is still progressing. The
suspension" was all a mistake. Three of
the hands employed on the work We're re-
Gently buried alive by the caving in of
bank. One was killed instantly, and the
other two were seriously injured.
ERRoRs-ThN Southside Democrat states
that the confused manner in which the re-
ports OF the various committees on prem-
ums, at the Fair in Petersburg, were furnish
ed, has occasioned numerous errors to slip
in in the published lists as given in the pa
pers there and in Richmond The Executive
Committee will publish in few days cor
rect list.
ELEcTIoN.-An election was held in Prince
George on Saturday last, for Clerk, which
resulted in the success of Parham, over his
competitors, Russell and Boyd
FIRE IN CoLUMBA-We learn from the
Enquirer that the Exchange Hotel in the
town of Columbia, was totally destroyed by
fire on Friday night, the 27th ult. The hotel
was owned by Mr.. A. Hamilton, and is par
TALLY insured in the Mutual Insurance Com
pany. The landlord, Mr. Phillip Snoddy,
suffers considerably from the loss of furni
ture burnt, as well as that which was saved,
being very much damaged Carter B. Page,
Esq, who boarded at the hotel, lost in furni
ture and clothing about seven hundred dol
lars. Doctor c. A. Ashton, boarder lost
considerably in furniture and books. Fortu-
nately, no lives were lost.
DIRECTORS FOR THE WESTERN LUNATIC
ASYLUM FOR THREE YEARS. COMMENCING 1sT
Northumberland Clarke, Thomas j. Mi.
chic, William A. Abney, James H Skinner,
John A. Harman, Absalom Koiner, William
III. Watts, Samuel NJ. Yost, Jacob Throck
hise, Samuel B. Brown and Jacob Baylor
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RICH N OED, VA:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER /. res

I POLITICAL OPINION IN TURKEY WITH RE.
GARD TO AUsTRIA.-The New York Herald
publishes letter from Constantinople, dated
Sept. 30, which states that the attitude of the
Vienna Cabinet is beginning to cause fresh
disquietude there Much indignation is caused
by the declaration that the refusal of the EN-
peror is not considered by Austria casus
6eth. Frequent conferences, says the CORES
pondent, are being held between Lord STRAIT
ford de Redcliffe and M. de Bruck, and the
Austrians are regarded at Constantinople in
even worse light than the Russians them
selves, if that were possible. The Austrian
government, it is added, has forbidden its
commercial marine to convey provisions and
munitions of war to the allies, and the en-
ployees of the Austrian legation at Constan-
finople make no effort to conceal their sym
pathy for the cause of the Gar All this in
dicates some under current on the part of the
Vienna Cabinet, of which we shall, no doubt
soon learn the application.
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The LONDON PRESS AND THE ARCTIC
The London journals have long articles on
the melancholy loss of the Arctic. They
are unanimous in the opinion that fog signals
are most essential to the security of vessels
at sea. The London Times says it is obvious
that the reason of the calamity to the Arctic
was, "that Capt. Luce permitted the main-
tanning speed under heavy canopy of fog,
which would only have been justiiable in
clear weather and under favorable skies
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The circulstion Of the DAILY DISPATCH
that OF oil tbs Daily papers Of
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A MOST DESIRABLE SMALL Farm

N NIUCI DEOINAbLE SMALL FARM
"A FOR SALE-IVing Just beyond Church Hill
adjoining the lands of Mr. Henry Blakey ar Others
The subscriber wshing to to his busi-
ness, viii exchange the above Farm for other real
Hill and unless it is disposed of privately or other.
wlse it will be sold at public Auction, on the pre-.
Pm.
The Farm contains 80 acres land well improved,
and with soil most admiral y adapted for Market
Garden, ith excee we ling and sll necet sary
out-houses in good repair. Fsr further particulars
apply to JETER l. LEFTwICH I'd door below Coum.
bian Hotel. TFOS LEFTWICU
oc 2t--ts
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fhos. s. Smith, well known citizen Of Texae,
who shared In the privations Of the Ssnte fa and
Mler expeditions, and who more recently ives an.
pointed to convey the block to the National Monu.
ment at Washington City was cruelly murdered
In Brenham. Texas, few days ago, By man by
the name Of Cooper.
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The oyster panicin New York is subsiding. 1,
is now admitted that the unfortunate bivaves have
been libelled outrageously, that the deaths which
occurred from cholera in New York, were not ow
Ing to the eating of oysters, for the persons were
sick before the oysters were eaten.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN L CO.

BY DAYENPUKT, ALLEN CO.
1CORICE AT AUCTTON.--On Thurs
~ day, Nov. 9th, at IL o'cl ,ck, we shall sell at
Auction to close invoices with out reserve the fol
lowing parcels of pure imported Spanish Lcorice on
consignment, direct iom the anufacturers ard i'm
porters:
III cases "Ynurris" brand
&c do "F. 4 CO. do
u do "Reglesse" do
All of prime qualify.
TEsMs-Under SltO cash. over $lOO mos credit,
for pproved paper
oc5 So DAVENPORT, AL.EN& L CO.. Aucts
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The accident to Secretary Guthrie happened
thus: While going to Louisville, wheel OF the car
Ia which he was riding, broke, and ofthe
car was dragged about mile before the engineer
aware of 1t and stopped the train. None of the
passengers were thought to be seriously injured.
Mr.. Guthrie, however, was good deal bruised.
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Col. Richard Lowry. residing in the viciuit Of
Salisbury, N c., was thrown from his buggy and
killed recently while on bis wsy to attend the Pres
byterian Synod of that State.
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James McCarron was waylsid and knocked
down by negro In Williamsburg, L. l., carly on
Sunday morning last McCarron drew revolver,
which the negro wrenched from bis hand and fired
twice; one Of the balls grazing McCarron's face =
The approach of person residing In the vicinity
frightened the negro Off Robbery was probably
his object
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LOh x MO, AuCts.
DRICK TENEMENT AND GROCER
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
- THE FARM nf fuOAKWEII y si.

81. uated midway between Richmond and Hanover
C. H., will be sold at public Auction, on SATUR.
DAY, Nov. llth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
This Farm 10 situated near the first turn out of the
Central Railroad, and contsins I4s9 scres about half
cleared; is well watered with excellent Springs and
d r-failing branch; is improved with large and
commodious Framed Dwelling, Barn. out. h uses and
Sheds; two orchards grated with the best Nolthern
fruit. (Apples and Pears) and is healthy loca-
tiop. Possession to be given January 1st 1885,
TERMs-One-third January 1st next; one-third n
one year. one-thrd in two years. with interest from
that date back payments secured by deed of trust.
oc 29 2wk J. A. AIJGHINBAUGH
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AMUBEMENTs.
SPALDING & ROGERS'
TWO CIRCUSRS!

W VI n " y y =
- Consolidating their cele-
M brsted FLOATING PALACE
RA CIRCUS, from their Palatial
PT Aquatic Amphi.Thsssrs, ON the
N M'.sissppi and Ohio Riven; and
N 5 NORTH AMERICAN cIRcUsl
Ak 20 favorably known in the North
and East into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN!
the most distin sushed Northern and Southern Pei.
formers IN FRIENDLY sTRIFE daily, in the same ring,
IN presence of the audier ce, with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS!
TWO SETS OF CLoWNS!l
TWO SETS OF RING HORSES ~
e s rAsToMiME every Afternoon! srEcTAcLE
NED KENDALL, Che Burier)
KENDALL;S s. BRASS BAND!
CHOATE'S STRING BAND,
And everything else upon the sans elaborate and
magn6ceLt scale, with BILL LAKE, the great New
Orleans Clown; H. Msgilton,. the wonderful Man
mast; walter Aymsr. the peerless BareSsci Rider
z. j. Rogers the distinguished Scenic Equestrian !;
Master Clarence, the yosns Equestrian Hero; Mrs.
Lake, the very intrepid Horsewoman; the famous
MOTLEY BRoTHERs H. Magninty, the renowned
voltigeuT; A Monsieur e TbcEn; the modern Hereu-
the Versatile Equestrian; H. Durand. the skilfui
Gymnast; Robert White, the accomplished Maitre |;
W. J. Paul. the famou. Jehu; G Brown. >. Ryan.
w. Conor, &c. &C., will be exhibited at P. NJ, and
u P. NJ, afternoon and night on
COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL!
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. and
FRIDAY,
October 3lst. and November lst, I'd and Sd, 1e54)
Also, at PETERSBURG Oct. oath, 25th and 26th and
Lynchburg. Oct. 9th snd-23th.
Boxes 95 cts Children and Servants half price. to
Dress Circle only. oc 14-l8t
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NJ Office As Trustee, by request, of

~ UTIC E AS Trustee, by request, OF
IN Mrs. Martha A Morgan. on TUESDAY, the 7th
day of November. 1884, the premises at the hour
Of 10 o'clock A. M shall sell at public Auction,
fie Id. on the Broad Rock Road about miles from
Manchester, comely called Morgans Trsct, contain
ing l47 acres more less. The land is well located
and in q fine state OF improvement with every ne
cessary building in good repair. The land well
tered.
all the Corn, Fodder Shucks, Oats, Hor,es. Mules.
Oxen, Cows, Hogs Wagons, Carts and Farming
Utensils of every description.
Persons wishing to purchase. respectfully invi.
ted to cali and view the premises.
TERMs-Accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale. PETER X. MORGAN
&C 3i-6t* Trustee
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The late Marshal St. Arnsud was very derou
Roman Catholic.
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An affray occurred In Charleston q few days ago
between Messrs J. Crotcliet and H. Broom, In which
the latter was ehot and severely wounded.
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DR.. Wiley was tried recently in Chester District
g. c., for the murder of man named Parrow, ard
itfaI
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Oliver Perry, . native Of Boston, died In Nsy
Orleans. few days sso from the effects .
opium.
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Mr. lsaac H0ff, native Of Winchester, Va
died In New Orleans on the 9Th alt, Of consump
tiau
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Florence Donovan is under arrest In New Yori
on charge OF having stabbed his wifes She wal
dangerously wounded
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iARPEIIEGS, RUGS, &C.
~ Velvet Tapestry,
Brussels Tapestry, cnru.,a
Brussels Tape4trv Stair (LAhI ETfN6c,

Brussels Tapestry, Stair, SAhi LIiNoS,
Thrse-PiY and eupeffne.
OIL 10 end IA PIintsd gs and Rugs In erer.
safisty, at unptecsdented low pfiees, BY
BREEDEE. FOX Co,
DC o9-ss III Bread street.
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There were two deaths from yellow fever in Ss
yannah On Friday last
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lust received, per steaner JamestoVr

lust received, per steamer Jamestown
~ Oct. 28-
One bale White Flannel. all wost. at IS cts worth
37t cts. per yarf.
Wooen Plaids for dresses from sc. to 75c per yd,
q sple ndid assortment.
Grsss Linen Hdfks nt 25c worth S7i,.
Cloak Cloths and Veivets
Velvet; Merino and Cloth Cloats; Plaid Silks
Another lot of those cheap plain Slack Silks
"A French Turkey Red Figured Pa nts for curtains
and counterpains, at 81 ac. per yd
Embroidered Cambria Collars; Swss Muslin Col.
lars and Sleeves. in sets Embd'd Hd- q; Embrod'd
Skirts; Bed Blankets; An cndlem yN5ety Of Ladies'
and Chldreu's Hosiery.
Together with numerous other scseonnble Goods;
to which we invite the especial ansntion OF cur
ffierds and the public generally. hsying been pur-
chased within the last ten days. at Ne New York
encfious. much less prices than pad for similar
Goods ia the eeriy 1T % the sessop
oeSa HART 4 Moses 50 Msis st.
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Oc24 GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auets.

IMMEDIATELY after the above sale
Il will be sold 100 feet Of ground, thaudsomeiy 10.
Gated on the East line OF Iont Lester street. op
posite The lumber house of Dunlop, Moucure & Co
After which will be sold those two brick stores ard
dn elings the Southwest side of Lester street
Joining the grocery store OF Mr.. Cunnin CHAM.
TERMs-One. fourth cash, balance at 8, and q
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained til last note Is paid.
oc R G0nnIN & APppERSnN Ant.
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Most VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE

AuCTI0N.-Wil be sold on WEDNESDAY. Nov.
9Th 1854. on the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
these two desirable and excellent built brick DWELL
ings at the corner of 9th and Canal streets one OF
which is oecnped d by Mr.. Wm Wallace, the other by
Mr. D. D Crouch. These teaements have been butt
~inin the last 10 years, and now in good order.
s Atter which will be sold that large new brick
seors ana Dwelling now in the occupancy CT Mr.. T.
els situated on the South side of Cary between
back $50 feet to an aey
TEems-0ne-fourth caeh; balance at A. ard 70
Dy trust deed orittie retained
oeG GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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LUMBER HOUSE AT

KOCkETTS, FOR SALE AT ATCTION.-
win be sold on MONDAY, the 9th of November.
1854 on the premises, commencing at O'Clock, the
large new Brick Lumber House at Rockets at the
corner OF Lester and Eicholson sts The lot fronts
~ feet aud runs back about 100 feet. This Lumber
Rouse s admirably situated for the storage o Guauo
Lime. sugar Salt &c.
TERMs-0 Ae-fourth cash; balance at 4, and mos,
io notes, interest added and title retained
tiii isst note is paid.
&C "A GODDIN & APPFRS0N Auefs
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VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR

a. Lhf VALUABLE FARM NEAK
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-Will be sold On THURSDAY, the 9 h
Nov 1854 at 8 o'clock r. NJ, a valuable Farm about
miles Northwest of Richmond. pear the old Rich
Ioond Turnpike Road. aiming $50 scres of Land
G5 ceres which in COED arabic ORDER producin
well in wheat, oats and corn. The improvements
consist Of good dwelling, with s, first late
ice hol So. and III other necessary out houses
TERMs-0ne third CAST; baaAce at ], . and yrs
for negotiable notes interest added and tru ed TO
secure the credit payments
oc50 GUDDIN Il APPFRSON Apcts
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THE HANDSOME CoTTAGE FARM

u ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, Il MlLES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLER I"WESTWOOD.n-
The subscribers authorized 10 sell that most bear-
tiful Cottage Farm. called "WESTWOOD," on the
Brook Turnpike, miles Mort of the city of Rich
n,ond, now owned and occupied by John Walker.
Esq, and adjoining the place 1alled "Woodlewn. D
occupied by X. Hill, Jr. Esq.
Itcontains G3 acres Of which f5 are in woods The
Improvements sist of an Iai ian brackt tie dwell
ling tstuated in e handsome grsye Of oak,) contain
ing fine airy rooms fo,r with closets g, store
rooms, pantry and bath looms attached, and large
larre basement rooms with the nsuai ont
viz Kitchen. laundrs, smoke. dairy ice-hozse
servants house, large stable, carriage house. barn.
cow-house, &C.
The cleared land is in high tate of cultivation,
having been thoroughly drained.
farther description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS; Upon the ample secur ty of the purchase
money bearing interest," liberal sYedit win be given;
or il preferred the place viii bs EXCHANGED Tor city
real estate. GODDIk Il APPERSON.
or 3I-1w
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AssAssrsArIos.-B D. chiles, a dentist, residiae
10 the vicinity Of Clsrksville, Tenn, was reccsty
.ssassinsted while engaged at his occupasior-hav-
ing ten buck shot fired into bis back, killing him
instantly by some unknown person.
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w. Wariug Ban, Of Fairfax. was thrown ftan
abugsy, afew days ago, and very badly hjsse0 =
AZ last accounts be was doing we'll
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Fa10rrrruL AccfDRNT AND DEATH -16e Fro
mont lO Joursal tells Of the sh0ekine deGh ~ D.
N Harshey, : worthy cisixen Of Jacks6a township,
sandusky co on Tho mornine q tne i3sn. NJ u.
lever The huge beam of thoprea, ths fsasolaes a
the beam gave wsy, causins The love- - ~ up
breekfeg BIZ side and shoekineH mase1iug M enruat
his lfSoat and Jaw, eaus1sg almost ineeans DOH.
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ELEcrror Nxws.--Ths election d Minncsota
Territory took place on the 1Ifh of October. The
regular Democratic ticke< for ive Rspressntetiyes
was chosen 10 s. Psui b 100 majority. Judges of
Probate, shefifft spd othef county omccrs, wero
chosen BY the people.