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AND CHANGR-

III III R. G. Darling, Formerly Darling 4 Bre-
y 6ther) has removed his Shop to the b1ilding at
the corner Of Liberty and South street, where he
is prepared to carry on DISCRIMINATING in all its bran
ehes. Railroad tools made on short notice, and in
superior style Horse-shoes, warranted not TO Hcut in
the eye" and put on in tiptop manner. May 20. IS.
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WARREN MARBLE SHOP. situated

w on Market Street, at the east end Of J. L. Van
Gonler's Brick Block, where may be found q choice as
sortment Of italian and Vermont Marble, Tomb Stones.
Monuments, Spires and every thing in the Marble line
Of the best quality and finish in the bestOf style.
All persons that are in want Of anything in
the above line, viii find it to their advantage to give
me a call and examine stock and prices befofe purehas-
ing elsewhere. Call and see. L. 2. GAGER-
Mar. IA. IS. Iv.
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CHERRIES SALE. ON .JudgmeD1 j.

SILleiHH . oALE, on judgment IN
~ Attachment Samuel Fansler VS.. Quinby Loyeland.
by virtue Of an order II sale. issued out Of the Court
of Common Pleas Of rrumbull County, and STATE OF
Ohio, TO me directed and deliver ell by the ClerS thereof.
and pursuant to said order, I shall expose to uph6c
sale, As upon execution, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of
September, a. D. 1855, n the door Of the Court IIo1se.
in Warren, in said County, between the hours NJ no
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'clock P. NJ. Of said day. oninbv
l.Oveland's equitable in er st in and to a certain ni-re
or parcel Of land, in the Township OF Bristol, frumbull
County. Ohio. bounded as folio as: On the east By lanIs
owued by Samuel Gaines and II. c.. Fuller, south Inv
Elson HescOck's land; west by X Imsie / and Fansleris
hnd, and north by the highway. containing uinetr-nine
acres OF land within said boundaries; said equit.bIe
interest of said Loveand being oue-sixth OF said %
acres OF land above described, and appraised al $3.50 so.
To he sold at the suit Of Samuel Pausle-, in the above
entitled cause. II. Il. HARMON, Sheriff.
Shcrin's Once, Warren. Aug. =. IS55.-5t S3IaI<
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9cme SnttIIiatnte.
Spiritualism.

Splrltuallsm.
We are informed by a friend that an
article which appeared in our last paper,
under the head of Fortune Telling"
has given offence to some of the believ.
ers in Spiritualism. Last week, one of the
firm was absent, and our time being fully
occupied, at our request, a young gen.
tleman of this town wrote local articles
upon the Gipsies, and upon Rain. The
first named article did touch up Spiritu-
alism a little, but we must say We think
our friends have rather thin skins, to be
SC hurt easily hurt. We should not have
written such an article ourself, but as it
appeared in our local column, we are
responsible. We are assured by the
young man hat he did not think of
wounding the feelings of any honest be-
lever in that faith, but being an entire
unbeliever himself, he was not very eau
tious. We regret that any should feel
themselves aggrieved, fer we are far
from denouncing any man, for spiritual
tenets which he may hold. We believe
that each man is accountable o his God,
alone, for his religious or Spiritual opin-
ions, and not to his fellow man. We
have some valued friends, for whom we
have the highest respect, who are be-
levers in spiritualism, and whose SINGER
ity we cannot doubt, but we also have,
in our minds eye, some who profess to
believe, in chose belief we have not one
particle OF confidence /; and some who
profess to be mediums, who we know are
arrant impest' RS. Our own personal
experience in investigating spiritual phe-
nomena, has not been of such a nature
as 10 awaken in US any very strong faith
in its spiritual existence, but we, never
thcless, are ready to accord to many of
its believers, perfect honesty of opinion,
and are far from having any intention
of sitting in judgement on the purity of
their faith.
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DISSOLUTION.-The c~opartnership

IL heretofore existing under the Style and Firm Of
Porter & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business Of the late firm viii be adjusted By c. s.
Porter, who is authorized to settle the same
n. B., an early settlement is respectfully solicited.
G. s. PORTER
J. 2 VANGORDER.
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Singular Robbery.

SS0bS
On Saturday, the 18th inst, Mr.. ISAAC
VAN GoRDER, (whose loss of between
$500 and $500 we noticed a few weeks
since sold his wool. receiving for the
same about S240, WHICH he deposited in
awallet. and put in his pocket. Ha ing
been visited by light-fngered gentry
before, he took the precaution to place
his pantaloons under his pillow, when he
retired. On Sunday morning, he dressed
himself as usual, not missing the money.
In the course Of the day, he incidentally
put his hand in his pocket, and the wal
let was gone He at first supposed he
had dropped it, and instituted a search,
but in vain.
On Tuesday or Wednesday morning,
the wallet, with some papers u~ndisturbed.
was found in the dooryard of Mr.. JAS. L.
VAN GoRDER, having been placed there
during the night, as it was in a position
where it would have been seen, had it
been there before.
Whet .er Mr.. V. had his pocket picked
before he got home, or the money taken
from under his pillow, he is e%n1rely at a
loss to decide. Can it be that we have
such a4epts at the business, in our midst?
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inbred and ifty-six.
W. D. MORGAN. Anditol
OFF AT COST!!-

Read the foregoing exhibit, and call in at the Insur
ance Office on Main Street, and obtain Policy at once
Aug. ST. 4. J. 'LAIN Ar.
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. NOTICE.

~ At our instance an attachment was this day is
sued by Andrew GARNER. a Justice Of the Peace Of
Hubbard t. Fnshi Trnmbull county. against the pro-
perry and effects Of John McMOrren, an Ascending
debtor. Dated this 18th day of July. A. D. 1885.
s~ugl5-3tE JACOBS & ACkS0N-
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE

~ good secondhand Steam Engine, manufactured
BY W H. Hull, is offered for sale on easy terms. This
Engine would be very suitable for a Coal Bank, small
Grist Mill, OF Work shop, and is at present in running
order, standing on a solid cast iron bed-plate- Skating
pumps, &c, in good repair. VIII be warranted. IL re-
guired, and sold at a great bargain. Address Box us,
Warren Post Office. Auv So
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
AhRIF VAL OF THE HLIN)TS

New YORK, June s.-The steamer Illinois
ahas. mere today with $50 passengers, and
principally as follows Wells, Fargo & Co.
So'ooo; VIM. Hoge Il Co, $50, 600; Drexel &
20, $50, oOoi Geo. Daniels, $40, 900: John f,
Dodge, $4,000; j. Watson Il Sons. s2o, 600:
John Pheian, Jr., sl5. 900; Lyman, Nichols &
Co; $4,000; Hudson Il Bro, s1a, 900; Tread.
well Co, $4,000. and others.
Inc dates by the steamer from California
are anticipated
considerable rain had fallen, without do
ing much damage. "' wv
Inc steamer Golden Age had been gotten
anoas at Iabaga on the 23d ult., and was pre-
pared Tor a trip to San Francisco, and was
= sald 10 De perfectly safe and in good condi-
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Correspondence Of the p,.p.,.n.

fRe Rdces--Lawsoa Distaaced-- Democratic
Coaeeatioa--J. M'ider6erger Smith. DC
NJ BALTIMORE, June Z.
Inc four mile race for q 900 came off to.
gay at Herring Run, and was the heat of the
season. The entries were Q. p. Hare, Rube.
LAWN Green's Lawson, and James Talley's
rra,y.ho. The judges were Capt. Belcher,
Vol W. Harrison and VIM Key Howard of
Maryland. Previous to starting the bets
were $50 to Sl2 on Lawson. The first heat
was lead all the way and won by Talley fillv
IN so3, Lawson having broken down and
barely saving his distance In the second
l neat Lawson WAS distanced, and TalIev.s
my came out ahead in s.o4. The running 81
.aIey MY surprised her owner as much
~ any one else, as she was entered 10 test
her metal more than any thing else.
The Democratic CITY Conyent;on r,a. o.
night IN kechabte Hall, and after electinu
officers, adjourned. Before minelinp with
the Convention. the members were Obliged
solemniy to affirm that they belonged 10 no
secret political organization.
There was violent wind and rain storm
mere this afternoon, doing good deal of da.
mage 10 orchards in the vicinity. A new
ppunulhg on west Saratoga street was
blown to the earth, catching under II tbrsa
or four white men, who were severelv in.
Jured, and negro who was killed
cattle sold yesterday at So 5OaS3 rs per
huhoreo gross-a considerable decline in tho
price of the week. 49, 'Ao
r. miideroerger Smith of the Amsricsn Hotel.
SHscomono, has rented the new hotel on Monument
square, at $4,000 rent per annnm the two own
ers furnishing the house.
Michael Fitzgerald was fatally wounded In a
hsot to'dsy with John Rearden. who struck him
over The head with an iron bar and sscsped
zen. Cassno. United States Consul to 81 Domin.
60, and lady Col Picket American ConspI a, W
"a cruz; Mr.. Helen, Consul at 81, Thomas. ara
lacy; srtived here to-day from Norfolk, where
,,ney had been carried by the steamer Ben Frank
40 rom 81 Thomas, which put into that port 10
distress Wednesday. p''' -
Light twenty-five cent pieces of 1853 arc In cir.
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LATEST Mali. NE vs.
icoresponaenee Of ths nimaishl

Col. ktRnev-F Forrest Dfyorce Case. T., s
deity SAT- - Descem on the Gapbl,go
Hon$es-Carso League a,f,ciaI
DC.
New York, June eth
Col Kinney was not in Court 10 day and
could not be found, whereupon the Judge
forfeited his bail for $1,000 and issued ano.
thee warrant for his arrest.
John Van Buren,, in the Superior Coprt
has succeeded in opening the default in the
Forrest divorce case, SO A. TO take its place
on the calender for the present term Argu.
ment in the case is expected in the course Of
two weeks, SO there is prospect at last
that the present generation will hear the LAST
of this protracted case
The Circuit Court is engaged on a case in
which the plaintiff. Alkaline NJ. Curtis.
charges desertion, infdelity, and other had
treatment upon her husband, Joseph L. Cur
It's IA Homeopathic doctor, } asks the court
for 4 divorce, together with the custody of
the four children, which were the issue of
her marriage, and a suitable provision for
their and her support. The defendant. "a tho
other, hand, alleges hat If any BODY has been
badly treated II Is he; that his wife. on ono
occasion, deserted him when he was sick
and was at various times guilty of thurman
treatment of him: that, furthermore, ON the
showing OF these facts, he obtsined a decree
"a INVOICE from tue ShCult SOurt OF India
napolis Ind in 1883, of which place the par
ties were then residents.
]: is contended by the counsel for the de
fendant that this last mentioned fact should
be bar to any further proceeding; a di.
vorce having been already granted plain.
tiif Is not competent to msintain new &C.
zion. The court, however, overruled this.
and the case proceeded, and the witnesses
are reciting any amount of scandal
The police last night made descent upon
four notorious gambling houses The pro-
prietors and all their implements were cap
tured, together with five persons found gam
bling.
Mr.. Whitney. of Lovejoy's hotel, and II
others, charged by the Carson League with
selling liquor on Sunday. we've tried yesteg-
cay aud acquitted
Refreshing showers fell c0piously il this
vicinity last night. From the appearance of
the clouds yesterday, the crops to oonside-
raoie distance in all directions must have
been greatly benefited.
Fresh fish are very abundant il our waters
and many are taken by parties visiting the
Fishing Banks in steamers.
Strawberries from New Jersey arc COMING
in plentituily, and sell for six to eight cents
! basket. The fruit is generally of Good
qualty, but the baskets ate smaller than
ever requiring about two OF them IL ill q
tumbler
The cotton market was excited Yesterday.
on account OF tbs news by the Africa. Tie
sales reached 5000 a 10000 bales, ilcIudir o
a portion IN transitu. THE market closed at
an advance OF Ia $50. per 10.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRIcA,s uaus

AKKIVAL OF THE AFRICA'S MAILS.
BosToN, June 8th.-The steamer Africa, .
mails have arrived here. A Copenhagen let.
ter, dated Goth ult says: 'The American
bark Jupiter, from Orleans to Cronstadt. ar.
rived here some time ago, but was prevented
by ice from leaving until yesterday. Her
cargo was nominally cotton, but believed to
consist of revolvers which were to be landed
at Meruel, and carried thence by land to st
Petersburg
The French journals think that decisive
battle is to be fought at Tcherney, thus cut
ting off supplies from Sebastopol.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYB.
BIZ 0oDDIN Il APPERSON.
VALUABLE STORE Avn n,r,,,

VALUABLE STORE AND Dwell
,,ru iS s ON MAIN. BETWEEN IITH ANN
UNI sr IN FOR SALE AT AuCTIoN =
,sss n % sold on MONDAY, the 1sth day Of Inn.
. %, ,s "a sne Premises. commencing at o,ciocf p
"a sne stasite front TENEMENT on the sonsh "a .
pss.een lth and u streets now Ia the oe.
Suslisny, VI TT Joan Wright a. bakery store and
very vsiueo,e being nearly in tbs centre Of bus;.
ness and where real estate commands GOOD tsnsnt.
TERMS-Onethird cash; balances at 4. a. 70 "a
10 months Tor negotiable notes interest added .ann
req by trust deed. The property Is sulisct to !.
perpetual annual ground rent OF ga ~ "
je9 su.tioe.
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BY LARUS a. SHINE
OI LHhUS q SHINY,
HOUSE FURN rY

HOUSE FURNITURE GLASS.
- WARE, &C., AT AUCTION-Ou Tbi, fFRI.
store, lot Of new and secord-bspd FURNIrURE
ALSO-An invoice Of Glassware couEstins Of
Iumblers, Sugar and Butter Dishes, Chsmpaene and
Wins Glasses, Salts, Preserve Dishes Lsnns IL y
with many other articles S''
jss LARUS SHINE, Aucts
P0STPONEMENT-Th above sale Of FURNI
TURE and GLASS WARE 10 postpoued to nsx,
TUESDAY morning, at IL O'Clock, at which tims
several valaabls additions will be added
Je9 LARUS & SHINE Aprt.
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FALL OF A TUNNEL-FIyE MEN
KILLED

BUFFALO, N. Y, June Son Wednesday
morning, the tunnel on the short line of the
cincinnati Railroad, caved in, burying about
we've men, who We're working in it. Five
fneo were instantly killed, and JAS Pierce,
Collins, Philip Devere, and Patrick Hayer.
y, are not expected to live. An inyestio..
uon OF the accident was being had.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR RICHMOND EOp al 7. n q a az

" CAI VALUABLE hEAL ESTATE
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AZ AUG
TiON Intending, to remove to New Kent sha,
sail the farm on which at present reside situate,
about half mile west of the city, ON MONDAY tho
18th of June, 1855, at o'clock, P. M. The housA
tract with twenty aud half acres will be sold frs
The dwelling is new and has nine rooms The out.
houses. stables and COW houses, good and extsn-
.ive There i: also large ice-hou1e nearly full OF
ice. The orchard is very fine, and the water and
neiRhborhood equal to any in the State indeed it il
not often that 50 desirable plaza 10 in the market
After the sale of the house tract will be sold n
very beautiful lot containing eighteen acres There
Is beautiful grove on this lot for buildin; also
spring and never failing stream of water passes
through the centre of 1t.
After this will be sold neat little house contain
irs three rooms: with five and lfacres Of land;
also one lot of eight acres, which has fire sprine
and ice house upon it, also two other lots of eight
and half acres each beautiful woodland; also three
other os, one of four, one of six and one of eight
acres.
This about the most valuable Pre- perty about the
city, and will be shewn to any srons of seeing
it, at any time before the sale upon application at
my house. Sale positive.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
aad eighteen months, for negotiable notes. besrin
interest, secured by trust deed.
mySl. RRDUVAL.
Sale conducted by GODDIN h aPPERSON
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDIN 4 AfPERSON.

u
NEW DESIRABLE BRICK TENE-
~ nENT ON CARY AND MApIso ON sTs
~, uun sA IL AT G ITO N.-Wiil be- cold, OF
nEsOAI afternoon, the 18Th June 1856 on
erseted dwsoo n eneius at O'Clock. the nswIy
.oose. situated At the corner Of Cary and Madison
fees The lot fronts 50 fset extends bach 80 fe
usual out hou.es aud 10 In the most nerssrt ,sr.;
aeims 81 sale Persons disposed to Examine the
can DO {; 1o s. iSy tine s:sS.s shs ,as
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
tue OF the powers conferred ON az. the und,rss,.a
E1ecntors, by the will of Miilison speII decss.sd
.naii proceed to sell at public Auction. on fhe
JAY the 18th day of June 1856 az fair; II not RI
n.r,n ,ar Gay beginning at o'clock p M, the fol-
'ornt sHnsbie property. viz:
Isl a LOT At the corner of Grace and rqth .tyaet.
Hr. having front Of about A feet with two
n, W nt: thereon, opposite the residence of
;, ID Lot on Goth street. betvee an Graz. ana p,r.
sn fronting about 1855 feet on tie East aide Of
eei running back los feet With two Briei
% Lot at the corner of Main and 2iss streets
fronting about "a feet with Brick Tenemeat thar.
On, hov occupied BY J. Petit. Locksmith. .
4th. lot in the rear of the above froatin, IN
.I sleet about 81 feet running back 1872 feet, more
5th. A Let on 2si street bstv..n w.;,,p
lin, fronting 49i feet Esd, with DveiIip !, hons.
as .a apparsenanees now occupied BY w. A. E. Nye,
6th Lot corner of Main and 9th sire ets f,ontny
epoat ~ feet With house thereon, opposite Mesars
TIL Lot No. 8 ia Square No. SO, Adans Division.
az the corner OF Is h and L sts.
S.h; Square of Land on Church Hill bounded nv
18th. 9th and N and o sts 1 "
stn. A House and Lot On Valley or I7th street al.
Iolplng the property formerly owned by Daniel Lvle
Venable street. $40 NiS oRPo'''s 70
=, Iotn That valusble Lot, Store and DveIBns ON
Main street nov occupied BY Mr. John L. smiths..
.Ionneg iIa feet, more or Tess, and running bach
ABOUT "a eet to an alley IS feet wide and subject u
an annual ground rent of R5.
lIfh. After the last mentioned sale, and at thu,
same place. Will be sold two Lots In Bullock = Han
rig Addition-oue fronting So feet on the South AID,
Ct Clay street, and the other No. IS, ftout,ur seN
feet on the South side of Catherine street. -
And on the following day. (zay "Wednesday. lstt,
June, 1857 beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M al ia y
house on Main sire et lately occupied by Mrs gnsN
will be sold all of her Household aud Kitchen Fur
nit1re, consisting of the usual variety. Also, fe.
male slave named Betsey.
TERMs-For the Real Estate, one fourth cash (: b..
lance at 8. j and l8 months for negotiable notea
interest added and title retained until all the pur
chase money be paid the taxes for the present wear
to be paid BY the purchasers For the personal es.
tate, cash for all under $50 for sums of $50 ana
over, months credit. for approved endorsed nero.
table paper. HORACE l.. KENT )
RO. r. HOWISON ETra
Sale conducted By GoDDIN APpERsoN, Aucts.
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PHILADELPHIA OONvENTIoN

NEW YORK, June s.-The Tribune here
says the Louisiana delegati on were excluded
from the Convention by vote of 7s TO A.
Inc le, Convention will organize tomorrow.
line above was received by mail.
SECOND DESPATCH
WAsHINGTos, June e.-The Editor of the
American Organ, one of the delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention, writes here under
date of the 7th inst, saying that there is
strong hopes that the Convention will adopt
national platform, though it will be impos.
sioie 10 devise any platform that will be ac.
body. - 'Ao
so far the discussion between the North
ana South has been conducted in good feel.
ing and with commendable freedom from
acrimony. '''
The questions between the North and
South will not be blinked at or eyaded.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
WAYNE coUNTY-oa;s,,l.

For Governor. Flournoy 828; Wiss 544, LII. fsov
s.noT. nssle 2ii McComas 4l2: Attorney Geaersl
Patton III; Boeock 26i; board Of Eubfic Work.
Morris 279; Holiday 1876
For Congress: Staples $50; Edn,ondsou 99s.
Por State Senator. +. w. Saith, X N, SEA: p C
BnfiIg ton. S53
$50; jeremiah Welman 447
HENRY-Oficial.
FloufEny $50; Wise 507; Beale S93; McComas 5is
Patton 4O3; Boco3k 527
FOT Consress-N. &. CiaiboEu 3S9. X NJ Thos 8
BoccCk 546 D.
For State senstof.-A. Stuart 5l4 d; Peter saun
ders 400 K N.
For House Ct Delesates.-H C. Redd, a3l K NJ
Hughes billiard 52l d.
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nj A r x ET2

New YoRK Jupa 8.-Cotton firm Flour trife
lower. Southern $1l S70$l1 60; Wheat sitter but
not quotsble at higher rates, Provisions firm Lard
lower. Whiskey S54 cents per gallon
Stocks variable Money UNCHANGED.
BALTIMORE, June Sales of -four at yesterdays
rates. Wheat aud Corn UNCHANGED; latter rather
dull. Receipts moderate.
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THE PORTLAND RIOT

PORTLAND, Me-, June "a special mes
sage was received here this afternoon. dis
missing the military from duty.
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BY KENT. PAINE g. co.

CARGO SALE MONDAY, June
" 1ith commencing at halfpsst 10 O'Clock, at the
brig "stas hocnd," from Mstanzss, Cuba, consist
Jag Of
25I hhds. prime Mu,csysdo Molssses.
% tierces DO do DO
e bbls do do do
CHAS r. wORTHAM l. co.
TERMS OF SALE-For ell sums under Sio0, cash,
lver that sum, months eredis. for approved nesc-
-iabi paper
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE & Co, Aucts.
il lid
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WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the Goth

w day Of July, If not sold privately before, that
very valuable farm In The county OF Hanover on the
Central Railroad. about eight miles from this city,
upon which ! now reside. containing, $50 acres Of
and about 500 Of which Is cleare ed and In cultivation
the balance In fns timber, consisting Of oak caes-
nut, hickory and walnut The improvemeni ants ecn.
stables Kitchen. carriage house, &e., In g,od state
ofrepair.
For terms, apply TO the subscriber on the premi
ssa or to Lss Bayiey, Attorneys ct Law, nth u
Riehmond whore plat Of the property can Be q %
G ~ i@ases !. '''a SxicL sczERna.
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jos TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS Aucts
OOMMISSIONER'S SALE-In mn

COMMISSIONERS 81 L Elm pur-
~ suance Of decree of the Circuit Court of the
county of Hanover, entered on the 18th day of
March: 1855 10 suit therein depending in the style
OF Anderson DC. VI. Sale &c. a. Commissioner,
named 10 said decree, shall on THURSDAY, the
"a h Of June, 1855. expose TO Sale, at Public Auc.
ton, to the highest bidder the premises Lot of
Ground near the city of Richmond. being lot No s.,
In Square No. II. on the west side of Gath street
between 0: and P. streets, The sals to take plscs
st o'clock
, THIS sale Ia made at the risk aad costs of r. A.
BlankeDship. former purchaser, who failed to
comply with his purchase.
Terms Cash. c. g. GRIsWoLD, Com'r.
Sale Conduntad ku