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Money more stringent Consols 81 IL.
YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH,.

Yesterday was observed in Norfolk as day ~
fasting and prayer, and no papers were issued
The greatest distress prevailed there.
The fever leaving the "infected DISTRICT has
extended to the upper part of the city
On Saturday night last we learn that Mayor
Woods, while in the execution of his duty, was
fallen upon by party of negroes and badly beat
=,
DIR. Sylvester was dying, were Messrs. Sam.
mel II. Borum and +. G. Broughton, Jr.. one OF
The proprietors of the Herald
Tuesday, Mayor Woods was taken with the fe
YER. and fell in the street lie is now lying very
i'll.
In Portsmouth there was no abatement OF the
disease Many OF the citizens had eneamped In
the woods at some distance from the city.
The greatest difficulty was experienced in pro-
curing nurses; the negroes refusing to act
in that capacity at Sl0rer night 50 per night had
teen paid for the service.
There was but one member Of tue Council IN the
city.
Nash Tatem, the Chief Inspector at the Navy
Yard at Gosport was dead.
To the list of the dead in Portsmouth, IT Is our
melancholy duty to add the names OF Col. john
Harper, John b Davis, Nathaniel Manning and
Emily Wilson. Dispatch.
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FROM PORTSMOUTH.

From Portsmouth, we learn by letters received
here last evening, that there was no percep'ible
abatement of the disease. Ii is impossible, al
most to pet a correct statement of the new
SEES or deaths, per diem, since the illness OF DIR.
+. n. Schoolfeld Chairman of the Sanitary Com
mittee. We hear of cases among some OF high
positions, but it is not deemed prudent to men
ton them, in consequence OF the distress that II
might cause with absent relatives.
Dr. Scheduled is still doing well and eonsd-
cred oti 'i danger.
We regret exceedingly to hear that Samuel
Barron, Esq, Commandant OF the .fosport Navy
Yard, had suffered relapse, and his dissolution
was hourly expected at last accounts.
The following deaths, not heretofore announ-
in the Express, have taken place;
NCol. John Harper.
Mr. John B. Davis, Master Syar- Maker in the
Gosport Navy Yard
Mr. Nathaniel Manning.
Miss Emily Wilson, a niece of the Cashierof
the Virginia Bank.
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THE GREAT
RIcHM IND NOVEL NOW READY
A STORY OF RICHMOND IN 1882.

ENLLlE; OR TIE HUMAN COMEDY BY Jons
IL Esrrs CnoHs, author If the "Virginn Comedi
Hn-,' Leather Stockings and Silk The Youth Of
ictI'r-oh," etc
"MorIry's rnR ONLY Wr.nK.n AZ Yon Like II.
Ia ono hsndsomc 1omo. Vol Beautifully illustrated
With Original DesiRnsby Strother Price VI %
II is one of the very few Novels thai should find nd
pi'tonce IN the family eirre.'- Chicago Daily Tribune
Conti ned and triumphant OF the Rrent Vir-
ginia Book ALONE. b, ManIos ilsalaSp. of Rich.
n,und. Va, Republished In londen aud Par.. Tenth
M cliean Edition ready. In one handsome lomo
vol. Fancy Cloth Gill, $L25
"A NEW BOOK Illustrative u the Institution Of
slavery SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH; Or,the
Failure ef Free Society," by George Fshngh Esq One
vol Elmo. Prce-Cio,h VI Paper. rs cents.
Norcfs NJ THE Pass Their. are patent In this vol
arguments ind facts which will Iehnke ipnaiicisin
AVID cnchnin The ateaiipn Of ihinkng unconstitutional
inleiigeheer
This book ia a minc Of thought and a magazine Of
IDEAS, lts main obiert be the illustration of
the necessity for. aud the advantages of slavery
ll'dshisgfph ,Scakae2.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
COMMERCIALS, &c.

COMMERCIAL, &C.
HALIFAX, August l5.--rhe steamer America,
with dates from Liverpool to the 9th instant, has
arrived here.
RiIE CRiMEA,
Nothing of Importance had been received from
the seat of war.
ENGLAND.
The bullion in the Bank of Engand had de
creased E500O00.
Accounts of crops favorable
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5th.-Cotton declined -loa
Is. Sales for the week $4,000 baes-market
closed steady. Breadstuffs, generally unchanged.
P.ices easier and quotably lower. White wheat
II 34s i2s 9; Red los Il II IL. Flour, West
era 4Os a 40 Is; Ohio ABS Corn 44s-mixed
corn 3ss b rs. Provisions generally I'M
changed.
Money more stringent Consols 81 Ii.
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SALEOF nEDFORD LAND.-rby sub.

- scr'her will sell Ut auction, op The p emi+e-,
Thar,dy tic .3d day al August 3d.. II loir. II nat,
the nex' lar day thereafter, the Tract of Land On
which he ,"siae,, Wing IN the eren Of bedford, ii
nilc from IyGclbn,g. and and quarter tIfim the
Nuehin and Tennessee Railroad; aud continuing fren
30 975 urtes The TRAIT ha, il iion i5tu l3h
actes ct wopd land; all good lobucco mud aud -
uclr # fac mea low iand. The whoc Trnet lies
-u,ily w'l every re heing easily arahle and .n--
.eilc o being with litl. outlay Ia any desi
,hlr iegrre &C fer lily. 1t Is well wsered there being
,nnn:ns in every felt, aud ha-, Owen more
,e,y line 81 rings 1t. Ala. Trac AL aiming tie
nrrc lying hall mile fran the Railroad. nadeetiai-
g ir, 49, II 90 acre. leing remros"d rliefy :" th,
bought by TIE -lh.erll,o, III The heirs al J W.
,,chnii s.ecd Al M - ar 100 aries 4 this Tut
in woods. anL IN ,in,n hnlf ii The ep. nnd il N
gtu-S aud ruver all oi II being good hrni wing we'll.
aud well wtrred. Tiesa Tracts admirably adapt
ed the eruwh rr,a and The gtn.4e.. and plaster
hem with the be-. ee,t f'e i'm, movements cei-
>i,l OF fl ,nrd dwelling housr with fau, r7ns, On
each Tract, aud the usual nIi hou~es-- Ill ltla ni
good and co,nf ,rtsble. They in ga1i nsi1hhar
nou al toniur the lands oi Jnn-s Al and .diss u tla
iIarr>s, James Slaughter, M. Film Poinic RIB
Slro;o.. Spntsw nod Hiewr. AID y iIam iludnnil.
md fran twoahb ln'f to fhr miles tr,ltn NJ Sephens
Chorc nnd the rntriace. II srafe'y int rs destra
p fru- ia tntrE- ana lIe sahsc,iter iees no ier
ao' in say ing lint he il, tic cn'tlY pre-
sruiirg siipt ripr n ivuntagrS,
A time and rl,ce lac viii as1 Tell yalnn-
Ne rrlct uf l27 acte. detached fon the alose, AMI
nIioin ny ~, and James NJ and Mis- Mth liar
r~-, W III nm Iiuduai, Ht"iswonl binN H. 'iphh ann
Wd.,ru Wii.nn nnt Enas Hu,ter I ms had i II i'm
proNrd bat of fac qualify, is well water ii AMI has %
it from 90 to - acres superior meadow lnpa.
he sales will In fr Il ird ct the pa erhtse mon.
ia cashor ng liable note at siAiy day., satisfactorily
cadu sod and the hahucc IN three equal instruments M
xix t,clve and t. month. In hirA negotiable
no'es. sti,far'nriy endorse will be required. and the
ill TO The nd4 retained Ill pny1 ehf, tafher ecu
iity.
tul pos session will br of he Two lt.t T,uct-;
un, fr the PURPOSE 81 seeding Fab cthps, of thu first
immediately and full po<sesion of the hst by tn hfs
Of December. or earlier If des rattle.
The Lands will be shown II eisons dtsir ns nj sse
ing them. by The stbseiib,r 81 tie gentler1
unrcd above, by Mr.. Jesse luron ct Mrs. poinl.
ier~. aug 3 de-, dsct23d +. MANSON.
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Letter from Norfolk.

A gentleman from Norfolk, now in this city.
has received letter from his distressed city,a
permits MS TO make the following extracts:
p. Express.
NORFOLK, August H.
The Fever here is certainly on the increase
it matters not what others may say to the CON
trarv. God knows have desire to exaggerate
anything pertaining to this terrible visitation
Would that could. with due regard to truth,
state it to be abating
There eight cases OF Fever on l mon street.
1t commenced at Carroll bar room. Gains flo.
tel, Delaney's Tin and Copper Mandatory,
Rhea died on Sunday, and many others in the
ncishborhood have il. The deaths, believe,
average from to / 0 per day. and there are about
80 cases in this city. On Water street 1t Is as
thick as hail, and DR.. u, saysit is dan
gerous TO remain in the place.
Yours truly ID. w. w.
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SrAuSroN Aug. IA, 5 O'Clock. =. NJ.
Dear Dispatch Our town has been visited
with most terrific, and fear,a very destructive
flood Rain commenced falIing about 3 o'clnck,
and the streets, in all the western portion OF the
town, would now float a small size boat. have
not been able as yet to get out of the house was
in when the storm came up. aud am therefore,
unable to form any idea of the damage. I'm
mense hol, 5 have been washed in the streets, and
the curbing swept away by the torrent. The
cellar, of stores within my sight are Overlooking
think the freshet is now on the decline, and
hope to reach my residence in time for tea.
In haste, yours LENNox.
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE

j PRnPERfN, -fursua.t Iced al trust
ru'"d hy Dtiieri Ste~an c. upd BY lasenh I. Dill
inri. lnnrs Slewar nm Wiley Cunipheil aul dal,
rortcd, shall ~ rru,fee ia sa1 i, al named Proceed
sell, unt auction. Ami er-, Cont Hon-e
the 90 da, nj August So. thu hiring ennrl day nj
thr rsh. title and Interest al tnr sd Wiley Ia phe
IN tn real estate II Ia Cam ahll dre'd h,al
thrd interest in t. trtrt at AZ al wliirn the
said lorl Can pbeil died srired uni poS-rssei ,iaF IL
the county oi Amherst. and ndlnaing ihe l,n. al Mr.
Mildred Bslhul. Cslleu Campbell Z. l., lion and
o,hrr-, subject. however, The :" lows d.,~e e-,.
his the said Wiley Camphelts nne,hrd interest IN the
per .unn property ri said esiate, Including
man uhnut 10 years oil, The au4ehad uni kitenen fur
uitur, steel, uuh llfniaun uten-s, uhd aiunt sl9bO
,lrpusuei in the Citizens Savings 5anl, l.ynehhnrg
will a4n Il. on the Thursday following tint il To
say he Oh day of August 1871 in the corps aiian
,f Ly.o hhutc oe ttr premres, public auction, the
HOUSE AND LOT in Nhic tie Enid james Stewart
resided sitdhtrd 10 sia corp neai tie
residence of Samuel McCorkle aud containing about
un, quire, at nm nero; asn the huu -eho hiteca
truimre Of said Stewart, and also. thr dn,.
viii sell public eueti the premises, the ipoaing
nch thereof uny be Sufficient Tor the pun pnse, -
wit: The HOUSE md LOT IN witch the sai,l Joseph
T. DiIlnrc ic.i les continuing about onc hnf fr'c stu
uted Diamond I'LL in -ni catpetatinni also
The f'll wing slaves: men, WYATT AID Patrick two
Charity aud Elm; iwo gil.. Lucy AMI catha.
lae; three boy, James, Bob j Man iei; and the
hou-"h Id and e.tcIep furniture uf the sad Dhlari.
The =. al estate III b sad upon nclelit If Il mud II
mon las, aud The personal rnpe'v upon .tedii III
mo'th-. Negotiable saii.sctoll |, end.rsed will
he required in each and the lille Ia the real eslte
retained uni! the pure MONEY paid.
July ictds WV. s1ANGEN. Trustee
Ill.
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VNTEsTNOOD SCHOOL
w NEAR L|NCUBEhG.

lOHN ii. W lNSloN, frhrriii.
THOMAS SrbPTOE, Assstauf.
The nest session OF TIL school will the
lst Monday IN September, aud (excepting recess "t
eek rili-imas) will continue t. The las ay a.
june following.
The Of study is extensive a-d thorough, EN-
br,cng everything necessary preparing tie pupils
the highest classes Of the University OF tot the aetna
business al life
Terms. or tnitiaa end b, rd (cxceP hght>
s5p payable half in advance, aud half on the.
ls February. iupils trced rom The time oi en-
isce Till the close OF the sesiOti de uGiion is made
for any cause except proract sicaness For further
pariicilnrs. nd iress the rrrcipal, at l.ynchhurg
l.. Llrll.L & Ll..a
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Ship,preck and Loss c

ShipprecE and Loss Of Life.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug I9.--The bark Hub
by capszed on Lake Superior, near here. to day
and the crew, twelve in number, except the mate
were drowned.
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LATE MEMS BY TIE MAILS.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the L ban.n.
NOTHING FROMT'HE CRIMEA.

Nrw YoRr. Aug. l5th.-The new Cunard
s,aamar Lebanon. from Liverpool, arrived here
to Jav with dates to the Both ult.
THE CRIMEA.
There was no further news of Importance from
{ e Crimea.
ENGLAND.
Samoriski, distinguished Polish Count, had
arrived in London on invitation Of the Govern
mant; thelvisit was supposed to have connection
n,h the affairs of Poland, now under discussion
in ministerial circles.
GEItMNNY.
The German affairs continued in unsatis
factory state
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, July 30th.--Cotton steady
Brcadstuffs and provisions generally unchanged.
Iousols 81 a 81 ! 8,
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vTALUABLEPKOPERrY forsAIE


The unie, signed, with view Of ielteyirs hun
self fn I- present cn.',ofras4ed eanfnian vii nier
for sale privately until the 9th day Of Setenber Nj
the following valuable property, viz: iva lgts ri
Ground IN The city uf Lyuchlrrg fronting 40 feet each
IN Jefferson roeI, the Basin Of the james River and
Kanawhd Canal, nearly loPp site be urge stone wa
tour LOIS fronting 80 feet ench n g BARN NJ the
Cann, running bnck to the Orange aHd Alex ndra Hail
load Lot Jefferson siree1. urfrt-e fhe stotr OF
Mcdaniel. Ilnt 4 Preston fronting feet four Framed
Tcnemenis nnL I.ar> near ID T. Rec. lying between
the Ola aud new inrnpil,; House aud Lot nd ianing
d. Il Sp,nce's residence &. tie-rah,r htni resi-
denge;) bot snd Wooden Tenement. mud vacant Lot,
both aninine IA .n,ne. a halfa lot Buck Wa
Ter Greek. neur Judge Wm. Daniels lee House, nso,
hi. interest (bring third) IN that valuable Seam
lIrk Machine nenr the tias Works; about 30 bead of
lurs, and Mules all young and well broke 10 harness;
3 or 10 new Wagons % ind horse and several
ont hiid Carts, Wagons, &r.
Such purions of said properly may moi be sold by
The 5, day OF September next, will on that lay be sod
by way ui public aucIion
All Tho creditors Il the undersigned invited to
purchase, that their claims may be oseed against
amount due by then, respectively for purchases,
All per having open accounts against him are
questedto present them by the ls day Of .pte nher TINT
lie endeavor make provision for ihem those
indebted him earnestly requested to pay without
further delay.
N. B.--The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
on hand or may he raced 'r between this and the
lat day of Sept ernler will be carried promptly by
he conern that will teke the Works day, as he
intends taking in partner
aug | d3tas t5thsept GEO. q. CuRLE.
Ra,
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Gosporfs Sufferers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5th.-Nearly all the
workmen who have left the Navy Yard at Cos
port have obtained employment at the Navy
Yard.
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rI,IsUNHs. TRUNKS
I,KESu nKuGS. CHEMICALS. &C

l. Nc --Unr ot firm cnly returned from
The Nlrh and are rerci:ing, and vi cnutiHne
IN receive, full supplies of Fresh D.les, Medicines,
C,efairai Paint, Oh lerueey. Fancy Guod4, &c,
Sr. -,iciel with and tered for c'tsh
tuas iee.s at prices We r'spectn'ly invite Il
attention ct ali rrsons ia a such gn"s assuring
III IN al ull ~ ais To please.
SraOfllER WHITEHEAD,
nn. LIZ .nece..or. To D Z. Lvtrnn. Drnggi.ts.
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Nan York Politics.

NEW YORK. Aug. lex Governor Hunt
is out to-day, in the Commercial Advertiser, in
long letter opposing the free soil fusion move
ment..
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pt.asslCAI sCIr,,OL

y REID Will oirn ClRs,ra Srhuo On Monday
aepiemher Sd Itw Il be ihcit con,taid aim to iururi
thorough and practical know ledge of ,to.e brnches
Of Academic g urnion which are d,rmcd necc--1ry to
urena ,lndrnr- IL mi.in"e-. cu'rrprr int my of
our College,. ar the Univ"l .y Of irginl.
TfRns--for Ion o' ; months si
30 deduction VII be made unrr entrance except in
cases Of prpiia. ted sickness.
s. V, Rsln, ~ho hns recently graduated in Latin,
French SIP tlish and Chemistry, al the unvr sity 81
Virginia reef. te-iiinhHiH 81 qualifications, to
thu alloA ing letter fr,m DR., 8 MAJ n. Chirnmn of
the fnruy, and 10 cter' from o'lrr members ." the
Faculty which va been submitted Ia sevctpl gentle
ii thci'ity n will he uuny 1h'rs who uuy de-
lie Inllhet inlurmhiion
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Sailing of the Asia.

BosroN, Aug. l5.-The steamer Asia, for Liv-
crpoo sailed hence to-day, with lao passengers
and 1856, 900 in specie.
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DETERNRURG FEMALE COI
T YNCURURG COLLEGE

/ NCUbV fHVs NVEFIFNVI'- MS M 'II-
tion vii br npeued an the st "f October next,
with c,nil to Faculty, tine Chemical Philosophical
and Ninth matical Apparatus and al he usual f.cjiirS
f.r Col rsc instruction
The Il tuition will he $40 in the Preparatory
Department. AID so IN tie y llegnic. the annual
.e<>i tine la ihf tuition payable ia advance.
IL il especially des red that eatemen he Intend To
give their Collegiate wou place thrp,
a. pas4ibl-, in Preparatory DAm,tmen IT. that
hey may lac thoroughly an rsuan, "rs ,'rcd &c Col
cee. ~ 81 dS IL
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coINERs WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
L ~ l,llILAf1uY 4 - -

IN BOFETOURT COUNTY, Va.
rINIiIS se,y rensnnt and agreeable Watering Place
i ia now open for the reception of visitors Thcy
situated nj the Western base of the Blue RIDGE and
imediatey the line OF the vira mia and Tennessee
Rulroad, about d6 mile. above Lyurhburg, and there
fore ia the s-hle Watering Place In Virginia.
II iwiihn hours ride of Lyncbburg which makes
peculiarly inviting for the fnmiles Of all per.
whose trades profession forbid u continued abb
from home, and who, nj the lime DESIRE,
Nil ought give ther families their frequent personal
presence and attention
Large aud convenient additions have. during tho
Winter and Spring been mote 10 the buildings Of these
Springs, together with convenient Bathing House,
which win only add greatly the comfort Ct vsi-
but will ennble tho proprietor to accommodate -
a much larger humble, than he able 10 accommodate
the last Places Of innocent and healthy amuse-
ment have also been provided
The medicinal qualities Of these SPRINGS have been
nscertsned be inferior my White Sulphur
Springs in Virginia. md the beautiful and picturesq.e
mountain scenery by which they surrounded, and
pure ID invigoatng air pecuiprto the atmosphere Of
the place. surpassed by that Of any other place
in the Stafe.
The Table and Bar will always be abundantly sup
piled with the very best the country affords. and every
attention will be given by the proprietor and his assist,
ants to the comfort and enjoyment of visitors
A Hack will be in readiness ut Bonsacks Depot to-
convey passengers the Servings being mile, and
INN ediately in view Of the Rsilroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor.
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VeII0,p E'erer on ,SLiDboGr1

vi 5H1P0uHTU'
New York, Aug. l5.-There were three more
deaths from yellow fever on board the u. S. sloop
. of-war. Falmouth at quarantine to-day.
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""iy ~, io'''
NJ, ,anne fr.e i Mr. Samuel V. Rod of i.yuchburg,
s spent two the Unver.ity IL the study Of
Aacient Languages, an Mod rn, Mathematics and
Chemistry. lie toN prpnuaes Ia EN- age ia ienring,
and do mol ho-Hte cXir--- h" upuion thar his ut
tanneat, AID character such III him well for
tie office. H.. has gr1dunte 10 L.iii, French \ nn-
i~ll and Chem stry. and has made such progress 1T
Greek M MiihemacA ns Is auhnent Tor the demands
of tearing in the higher preparatory schools. am
sure Nj. Reid viii endeavor do faithfully whatever
lac undertakes; md there frr very cherrfully
mend him to such a, are h want OF a t.ncher.
aue dfsent3d NAUPfN.
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Iaeeadiaruism.


PETERSBURG. Aug. 15.-Another unsuccess-
full attempt was made last night to fire the oil and
burning fluid establishment OF G.. w. Chappe q
Co. on Bollingbroek ST.. which was near result
ing in the destruction of the building.
DETERSRURG + 4 M A L. COL
IE6E.-.The NEXT stsss!on Of this Inst t.tioh
will romnlence on WEDNESDAY the Goth Scp,cu Der
1853.
The Directors making large additions both the
College Building mil the harding Depa, tu,-nt
which will he eonnl ted by III. beginning of the SEES
sian. Tie urge and increasing patronage has made
these a'iitlons necessary. Ample accommodations
provided f,r Boarders.
fer in Information ..perti s the NJ Siuiica
ut fann, ~, the ANNUAL Gu slptue, viii n
will b. ss,a nm apI.raen t. the Fu.~iirut, Row
Geo. " Garter, 1, tnt 1t the pirer'or
D'A.CY PAUL, Ch'mr.
w 7. DAVIS.
!. II. COOPER
WESLEY GRIGG
+. 4. NASH,
WM LEA,
mug ~ aaw ln Joan lNON.
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IT, s. Frigate Merrimac.
Bosro'-. Aug. l5.-The u frigate Merrimac
was Aoated out of the dry dock to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
vINRUSTEE,s SALE OF REAL ES-

TATE IN LYNCHhuRG.--Pr To ii pro.
vision. Of Deed Of TITUS, made by ". A. Talh,, aud
Sarah C..his whe, oi rrcoi in the CLERKS Office
of he Court Of Hastings for the CITY of Lyurhbors
shall se tie 2sth day Of August 1855, al nclock
T. N. of that day, the premises urons credit Of
AID W ,n"ntns, HOUSE ard 10 in ssd city. com
tanning aou, half ac,e aud stu ted ID. junction
OF 6'h s,uet a"i ih alley Ttr title 10 ssid property
il Il emed unqu-st,,ahl, .ot acting rs T,aste. will
convey suh title only il vested IN b, said Feet
aug 10 desth " T. YANCEY. Trustee.
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
j. w. BRYCE,

Counsellor and Attorney at law.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF
w CLAIMS Letters business he addressed Ia him Mt
u Wall street New York. OF at wushiult n, D c.
iy
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100 900 ACRES LAND

100000 A aHnHs wsx "a y
Land Wa. 7,ni.. under the new laa being is
-ue |, anx ous II buy large quantity, lar which
viii pay the highest matket price IN CAST. will ut
tend regularly Comts Il APPROXIMATIONS, Camp" II.
Amherst aud Be inri and occasionally Charlotte; iod
ill always pay The beat prices fr Warrants Ans Who
have them will please apply 10 mo before selling.
pr ,see,,t usunl. al claims Tor Is unity Lana.
Revolutionary Claims, my oians pgaia- II Govern
oi sle uniiei states
inne II. CHAS " STATHAM
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NJ RS. klkkPA TRICKS BENIN a.
III ry for Young Ladies', Lypchburs Va-Thr
netret th ion this lb-'iiunn will commence on
the lat Monday in September The u'ual course :"
studies - Fneiist French and Music y b" pursued
The Latin .nguage will lie taushl MIR, y. Reid On
candian n class &c 10 be rii>ed. Young Ia hes
wishing to siu, either the Latin or French language can
do It, without Ter pe rs regular pupils.
For terms appl, the Ptin;ipd. Payable half in
Ivinc
No dednrinrl cep, in OF nrotracted sickness
A e, s.. b1afdets can be iakea in the tanIly.
mug 7-declm
NOTICE Picked up in the Cars on the Va. &
" Tenn Railroad, on the ID duy OF August. sum %
mo 4e, which tie get by describing aud pay
ing for this advertisement.
aug II ducts NELeON IoNhl.
NTOTlCE.-Iha have hand. ut my shop. & mlle
~ from .e city OF Lynchburg, Immediately on tn
Amber Court House Boad;
LIZ, and 6 II orse Iron Axlc>. (waggon)
Railroad AMI Ok Carts
pluughs, IIarrows, Cultivators Sc.,
Bed steads, Wash Stands
Tables, Safes, Wardro5es, &C..
All OF which warrant be of he veiy best mat
rials and will sell them low il not lower than suc'
WORT ca be obtaned else where. All per ons in want
~ such articles will nd it to their interest to give me
a as m, determined offer such inducements as WIZ
insure sales ~ d. "]A""o"""'
July % Vd&c
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" 6uANO SPREADERS--. Warranted tn work
well or the money refunded. COR .nshy
ROWLETT Il HARDY.
lsoSs Manu- ncfnr.t'- Aectt., Peters burg, Va. .