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~ de.,Ss in Norfolk. and u In Portsmouth, Mon.
day. latter place R sss saos ss0 sss s .ss
~ sne S y,',,,,... breathed his las. on Monday
m n,.h, Rev Vernon Eskridse was very illou an-
day night ,,,Yred In the town Of suf
folk. pa,s,,hury ..vs thai Mi.
s.n.h cstbarine Manning, Richard Eskridge,
go IL and John Puilsn, are amtpg the dead In
Raw Vernon Eskridse, Chaplain United States
Navy, was not expected to live through Mondsy-
Rer' mr.. Chisholm was very low. George F. Guy,
= monument citizen, was down with the fever.
Mr, J. H. Finch was buried 10 Blandford, near
Petersburg, yesterday evening.
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TEL.EGRAPHIC NEWS
LITER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THEARAGo

HALIFAX. Sept. 1.-The steamer Arago,
the telegraph says Asia, but it ia doubtless
the Arago, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th ult.. arrived here this morning.
Her news consists chiefly of details Of the
pattle on the Tchernaya. which official &C.
counts make out TO be q decided victory for
the Allies. =
The Russians had made another attack on
the Allied forces near the Cemetery.
1t was thought that Omar Pasha would e.
naliy take command of the army in Asia.
Nothing OF importance from the Black Sea
or kars.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Auaust 30 Denniatown's Circular
quo.es cotton sfiner and the market firm bat not
qaotaole higher Sales for the week 81 600 bsiea of
which exporter took 5,00o aud spectators 5000
bgeddslrfs-B Brown, Shipley & Co quote bread.
nu4s generally unchanged and market dull. Corn
oeelned L. Other circulars say Corn in active with
specolative demand at slightly advanced rates
Lard advarced6d Consols for money quoted st o.
Westher has been favorable for cropa. - =
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.l

Mortality Norfolk AID Portsmouth Fuad-Bank
Ssatement- Damages YelloD Ferer, &c.
NEW York, Sept TO- 1855.
The whole number of interments for the past
week foot up 500, which 10 q decrease of A, as
compared With the mortality of the previous week.
As usual, the largest mortality 10 among children
under 10 years Of age-in most cases, the doctors
say, Ia consequence of swill milk, decayed fruit
end anwholesome gases from filthy streets.
vote Of thanks was rendered Mile. Rachael BY
the Norfolk Relief Committee for her donation Of
$1,000 81, 500 have been raised In Newark and
will be forwarded immediately. Twenty nurses
will be employed a. soon possible and sent from
this city to Norfolk
The weekly statement of the banks OF this city
shows decrease of s163 600 In loans, SS46 600 in
specie, and S6l4 900 In deposits 10 circulation
there Is an increase of $4,000
Moses Beach, Esq, former editor of the Sun,
10 about leaving for Europe for his health.
man named Taylor received g verdict of $500
damages in the Brooklyn City Court, yesterday,
against the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, for
alleged Injuries received by the plaintiff Q " ife by
Jumping from one OF the companys stages, Ia
December last, while the horses attached to II were
running away
man, said 10 be an agent of the Nicaragua
Traush Compsny, was arrested on Saturday,
seven others by selling them tickets for passage 20
Csliornia via the Nicaragua route for 800 each,
that sum beiog, II 10 alleged an oveTcharge. 1t 10
iutthss alleged that the complainant asked for
tickets by the Psnalls route, per steamer Illinois,
and vas informed that the tickets be gave them
were oil that chss setsr but they aftsrwsrd proved
to be good only for passage by the Nicaragua
route.
The reported case Of yellow fever In Willismss
burg on investigation has proved to be ship fever
The patient was removed to the Flatbush hos
pital.
Sales of Al GOO VIRGINIA q a vestardav NJ Saa Id,
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SUTUkE DAYS.


tUNSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of 4
r. distress Warrant In favor Of Jabez Wstkius =.
nan auosrson and By consent OF the psrt.es
mna.. On FRIDAY, the 18th day of the present
al proceed to sell Ut public suction to the hish
e xna. AZ the Bo.,dins-house occupied By ssid
Iteet. resr tbs 81 Cha les HoseI thu pron.rt. H..
~. On ~ me to satisfy said Distress eonsisns of
sno Tas Furnisre Of Boardis house Mahos
~ =, Lsnie and ends; Sofa; STRAW Mst.ipg: Side
3JIo Taole Ghost Of Drawsrs; Clock Oil Cloth
rsather Beds snd Bedding, lie
.Ms.-Cash on delivery, and the sale TO com.
menSS at 10 O'Clock A. w.. precisely
% Lu-tas JAS. P. TYLER, H. C C r
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COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL
NEW YoRK Sept IL Flour Good Ohio un-
changed Straight Ohio advanced IL cents South.
ern frm, with sales of LOO barrels Wheat
unsettled; Southern white 81 90 81 90. Mess
Pork q ?. Beef firm. Stocks dropping; Vir.
gins 6's 500 1.e
BALTIMORE, Sept 1lth-Fiour-Sales of City
Mills at 81 60; Howard street held at 81 60 a
81 6s, with no sales. Wheat-Good 10 Prime
white 81 IS ST s5 Red 81 63 81 70. White
and Yellow Corn, s8c. a 90 cents
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10 - Cotton dull sales 800
bales; prices easier, but not quotable lower Sales
of l, 600 barrels -four at 81 Sl2
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BY ALEXANDER NOTE
HOUSEHOLD AND RrTcHEN FIT,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
=. .,, NNITURE DRY GOODS. SHOES, c-Wi |
m ZIG; zig se Auction on THURSDAY Sept 18Th AZ
AVN 49, general assortment of HOUSEHOLD
Az AN hITCHEN FURNITURE embracins 4 ds,'Ts
ing. S assuming nousekeep'
ALSO
cosyeIai invoices of Dry Goods, Clothfps. Oh oes
TW1oee.sely and 0lsm Ware, Is Gold and silver
E,snSs Chains, Pencils, he 600 sessrs, choice
E,D.DiITIONAL.-W Will be sdded to the above sale.
u.enen bedstssd, cost s45, city made Buggy and
seIS ALEX MOTT An.t
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, Sept 11.-Capt. Philip R.
Thomson, of the Second Dragons, has been
cashiered by court martial for drunkenness
and disrespect to the court.
About 81, 800 has been raised here for the
Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers, by the
action of the meeting at Merchants Elk.
change, last week.
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Acting for A Cheathsm,
Sc 10-dtds TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
DOvE HILL FOR SALE AT AUC-

MOVE HILL FOR SALE AT AUC-
~ TION.-On THURSDAY. 18th Sept upon
the premises at y O'clock Nj will be sold that beau
tifu little Farm, known as Dove Hill. on which Mr..
Samuel Cartwright resides, situated miles below
the city on the River road and adjoining the lands
of Robert Farrar, R. H Lorton, and Mrs Clarke.
Theirs are 44s acres Of Land-one half in woods,
the remainder cleared and In good order, as the
gro sing crops will show.
The dwelling has four rooms, with a shed. front
and rear porches; and the outhouses consist of q
kitchen, smokehouss, barn, stables, &c.-the whole
in good repair
To those in want of valuable Farm, of its size.
near the city, this offers Inducements; and such
would do we'll to examine it previous to the time of
sale.
Terms will be meda known st the sale.
SEA TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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TIE REMOVAL OF THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT -
It sfolds US pleasure to be able definitely to an.
nouncs the arrangement az to the return OF the Seat
OF Government The Office In Quebec to be closed
en- the 2lst and they are to be reop sned In To-
between these dates will, of course, be consumed Ia
the arrangements consequent upon removal Toyol.
to (Cd Pdtyiot
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FROM NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE boat from Nor
folk has arrived here. There were 40 deaths
there Sunday and six in Portsmouth. Dr.
Moore is dead.
More direct information than the above
has been received and published.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Harrisburg. Pa Sept. 1.-THE mail train
westward yesterday afternoon, was thrown
Off the track near Cumberland, by running
over COW. The fireman was killed, and
mail agent, express agent and conductor
were all seriously injured The passengers
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LCET.

I .OST-Supposed between Grace street
II and Mr.. E. Markins' store on Main st yestsr
day. two LAND WARRANTS, one for 1920 and the
other for 30 acres. payable TO parties in Glynn co
Georgia A reasonable reward will be paid the find.
er. by leaving them with M Markin, Optician.
Malu street l1-2t*
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AUCTION sALne.


BY THOMAS W KEESEE.
o"ce with Geo. J. Sumnsf. No. 20, Pearl Street,
TRUSTEE'E SALE OF VALUABLE
HOuSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IuMG noh SALE AT AUCTION-WHl be sold
On IHOhsDA! morning next, the 18th inst. COM
p =. ~ 0eock, ct the residence Of Mr. Jam 90
uIn. on marshali stresf, above FIRST By order Of
rre neoenciary. all Of his Household and Kitchen
unna.e, consstiag of farlor, Chamber and Kiteh.
en- furniture, OF realIv good and wall kept articles
o., LUTHER p. ELLIS, Trustee
saie conducted by THOs. w. KEESEE
huak
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MAINE ELECTI0NS

PORTLAND, Me, Sept 1l.-Fifty.six towns
give Merrell, Republican, $4,000 maiority.
IA towns give Wells, Dem and Maine Liquor
Law, $4,000. Ten towns give Reed, Wing,
1858 majority. The vote is very large, and
the contest was animated -
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL STREET,
AT AUCFION.-As Trustee 90 In three several deeds
Of trust. executed by Edward Nsidt and wife, for
ISOLATION. dated respectively. 18th May, 1854; 5th
October, 1884 and 18th Aug, 1855 all duly recorded
in Henrco county Court-we shall proceed to sell ct
lsth day of September, 1855. at At O'Clock p. M il
fair, f not, the next fair day the Real Estate con-
veyed BY the said deeds. consisting Of Lot At the
the corporation line fronting 26 feet, running lck
l4S feetfo an alley II feet wide with large brick
dwelling, stable, soap factory. and the permanent
fixtures attached thereto.
TERMS Cash to abont $500; balance on such
credit a. shall be agreed on at the hour Of sale.
The title IL believed to be good bat the Subscribers
will convey with the usual special warranty.
ua-d,a. a. !. 4 4 s Haskotp Trustees.
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AID FOR NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH -

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. lOth-The City
Council has appropriated $1,000 for the relief
of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers, and
committees have been appointed by meet
ing OF citizens to collect private contribu-
mons. A considerable amount has already
been contributed.
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IsEcoNp DIspArcH /

give the following maiorities: Merrill, Repub.
liean, 1900, Wells, Democrat, %, 900. Reed,
Wing, 5000. A majority of Senators and Re
presentatives are probably Anti. RepubI.
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By GODDIN & APPERsON.

= LOTS ON BROAD STREET, OPPO-
on CATHERINE 81 AND HOUSE ON BROAD
ct; FOR SALE AT AUCTION -On WEDNE0.
pay 18th day OF September, 1855. commeneipa st
~ ocioek Will be sold ON the premises in the order
sdvertsed, the following Real Estate, via:
mond College. $3.50
3D. Three Lots on Catherine ct near to Bush,n.
as ~ SPRING In rear OF the residence of John n.
Sd A Framed Tenement on the South side of
broad bstween Jefferson and Madison streets 81 feet
By iS7 feet
TERMs.One fourth Cash; balance at 8, 6 and 9
months, for negotiable notes. interest added and
title retained till last not is paid = - :
6ODDIN APpER9nN Aust.
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A SBURY CHAPEL. nm osru @,
Nw ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND

TN ATTENTION, TURFMEN AND
- BREEDERS The following fine BLOOD.
ED STICK will be offered for sale at auction. on
FRIDAY. the Four Mile day Of the Fairfield iva !
Races, Oct ON, 1855 Immediately after the Race:
old 10 h4e health and condition
Gay mare. Andrewetta. about Is years old, now
stnted to Critic.
3yesrs old
4 sorei Colt, by Talio-uo aam Audrswetta
3. solti fiiley. by Revenue dam Andre yetta
A part oi this stock IL Owned iatiy By Cheatham
alley. M.. F.!isy LIS Consented tc sell the stock
entire hnI without tho least re.ervs.
The stoc4 10 nov at the Fat tisiG Rsos Course in
hne Condition. adder the imuaeiia.e charge of Mr.
Tsiey who will take pleasure in giving any inor.
nation in esa.d TO them.
The property is sold fer division, ON account of
tha continued indisposition of MIR Cheatham,
To persons wanting such property, rare chance
IL now offered to supply themselves with the bsst
blood in the country.
Terms cash E. g. CRUMP
- Acting for Cheathsm.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-Bradford, agent
OF the Associated Press, who was down with
yellow fever, is recovering.
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ss S-2awtds GODDIN l. APPERSON Au.t.
NRUSTEEs SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON NANCE HESTER TURNPIKE,
NEAR TOLL.GATE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
As Trustee in Deed dated 7th April 1885, executed
by w d. Crump and wife, duly recorded in Chester
field County Court, shall sell at public Auction on
1885, at the hour of ~ o'clock p M the Real Estate
convey ed by the said Deed. consisting of Lot
tsining It acres Of Land the North side of the
Manchester Turnpike, hear the Tol,-Gate with a
new famed Dwelling thereon, now in the oceu-
paney OF said Ciump.
TERMs-Cash.
The title is believed to bs good but the subscriber
will convey with thu usual special warranty.
Il. w. FLOURNOY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. ApPERseN, Aucts
Sc 10-dtds
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QkS-FAL LII AND WINTER
Il CJo STOCK OF READY-MADE CLIO
THlNG.-I am now in receipt of larger stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing than ever before pur.
chased During this week will complete my stock,
returning sincere thanks to my liberal patrons in.
vte them and the public generally to give me an
early csl-to examine my Fall stock, which will be
sold at low prices assuring good fit and all quail
ties of suits cut and made in superior style embra
cling all of the latest fashions.
J. d. GOODMAN
No. 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-Any person in want of Summer Clothing,
will now be supplied at cost for cash. ]. D. g.
LII
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-
TRY GOODS, CTOTHTNG &c

- WEDNEsDAY. 18th inst at loA O'Clock. at
Dry Goeds Clothing, DC copsistins Of Css.sms
vestinss Jeans; sheetinss Cloth Coats Csssimere
s 90 ssnnet fsntE Mons heavy Csttan aad Woolen
, ,s variety OF white and intsd Cambric Hdffe
ooien and Cotton Undershifts; Table Cioths 9pooi
Gron Lace |; Lsdies' 0ists cold and Bisck ose |.
l rh Linen; Ladies Collars; Sill Hdkfs; Lawn
Tne ABOVE are all fresh and desirable Goods and
vHeo 20 attend b. CAU1 HORN,
,senU,.,n Auction ser.
ADDITIONAL BACON &c-Will Be sddsd Ia
ny sale this morning, ct 10 O'Clock precisely hhds
Sseon Hams, part very good. Also, 2 bbis Whiskey,
Isl2 Il. cAuTHnRN Au.t
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H-S1tR NEW AND SPLENDID
S6 OPP TION LINE OF
STAGES-Through from Richmond. Petersburg,
Baltimore Washington and Alexandra, to White
Sulphur and Sweet Spring. in Il days. and Salt Sui.
phur in days.
On and after the 1st day Of July next we will run
daily line Of four horse coaches from the terminus
of the Virginia Central Railroad to the Rockbridee
Alum Springs, and to the White Sulphur Sprinss
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot SPRING. with branch
to the All-Healing Springs)
Passengers leaving Richmond in tn morning train
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light, and arrive at the Sweet and White Sul-
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, first class eoaehss, fresh teams,
selected with great care and accommodating drivers
we feel assured extend to the travelling pub.
lie such facilities for and comfort as have neye,
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any of the above named Springs, can be obtained
of any Of agents, who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of those places
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times, VIII
desired: HARTMAN BROWN,
my 70 Proprietors.
Rates of Fare connection ,0i the Virginia Centra!
Railroad. By Hartman vnd Byo,on's Stage line.
FROM RICHMOND
70 White sulphur sprinss........ 90
70 not spIings. SO
10 w arm SPRING.. Is
To Bath Alum Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
To Kockbridge Alum Sprng s......... ....... Z 90
10 Lo4inSton's %
PanengerG are informed that we have reduced our
one considers the fare unreasonable to reduce It
still lower to suit the times and oishes of the tyareno
public. HARTMAN BROWN,
1yb Projectors.
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am prepared to furnish CeKE

IOKE.-I am prepared to furnish CsKE
" Of superior quality, and cor fdently recommend
il as . preferable fuel in respects to either
wood or cpd. 1t 10 peculiarly adapted to eookine
ranges aud stoves and TO furnaces for heating lsrae
buildings while its ready ignition. cleann ess and
durability; render II convenient and agreeable for
parlor and other CRATES
Orders LETT at the Coke yard, corner 10th street
and Basin Bank, will be promptly executed. Ferms
eaSh, or its equivalent
So Its JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
GOFFEE.-5O bags Laguayra Coffee, of
~ excellent quality. just received and for sale Low
By seu WIN TAYLOR
STA re HIS boxes Colgate's Pearl
starch, pure artisls, receiving this day and tor
sAIe 9y % IL WA. TAYLOR
CUGAR AND RICE. = 100 bbls. Ktuart's
~ yellow ossaE tisress prime Rice. Lsndtas
SILL LEWIS wEss / SON.
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- LUDLAM L WATSON.
<m UNION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA

6kfh UNION STEAMSHIP COM
Sk PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA. VIA
CITY POINT AND NORFOLK ~
Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal: stsar,sr
CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt Z. Nit chell; Steamer
Pennsylvania, Capt. 4. Clifford.
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mopd, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceve freight and passengers Returning, leave P hill.
adelphis every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of having
been added, as also room for freight; and we
hope by regularity, dispatch and care 10 protecting
goods committed TO our charge, to receive an In
crease Of patronage
= No transhipment by this line.
FARE REDUCED
usage lhiongh TO New York, and found .....$8 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found, Ist
. b w
rsssage through to Philadelphia. not found, Cd
p.... - - &C.. ...........s.. w
River Boats. -
Hfassensen by this line can stop In Phiisdsl.
nhia two or three days. and then proese6 10 New
York by the same ticket
,.a,, b. L. FUTILE, AGENT
- e1-H xookotts
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IN pursuance of an order of the County
Il Court of Henrico county, shall, MONDAY,
the l7ih of the present month, (September) at o
O'clock proceed to sail upon the premises for cash.
all OF the personal property of Edward Neidt,
Soap. TIA bbls Rosin, Horses, Mule. 4 Carts Ba-
rouohe, and many other articles connected with the
Soap business.
And at the same time, will hire out two Negro
Men for the remainder of the year.
Sc 6-dtd A. B. HUTCHINSON, g. a. C..
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&%A EIGHT FOR NEW
YORK, BOsTON. PROVIDENCE,

o L N d NEWARK, NEW HAVEN
CHARLESTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, ST.
LOUIS, GALVESTON. SAN FRANCISCO, Sc
PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
TO AND VII NEW YORK.
Can be shipped every Monday and Tuesday, BY the
q. s.. Mail Steamship Jamestown, Capt Parrish.
The Agents at New York, Msssrs. Ludlam & Pleas.
ants. will forward goods by this line all of the
above mentioned places free of commission, and at
the lowest rates Of freight.
Large and commodious sheds have been erected
on the wharf In New York, where goods are entirely
protected from injury de acement and every care
and attention is bestowed in forwarding goods for
transshipm ent
Merchants shipping By this steamship can always
calculate within an hour the arrival Of their goods
The Jamestown leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon on her return to Richmond
For freight apply to
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REAUTIFUL FARM ON UNION

- II!LL, NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold en- TUESDAY, the 25th
day OF September, 1855, the premises commence
ing at O'Clock that beautiful Faro now in the oc
cupancy Of w. w Bradley, Esq, (who contemplates
changing his residences containing IA acres, more or
east of Richmond adjoining tbs lands OF Mrs Picot
and Others. The house has rooms; is now, and
h ,ndsonely finished. Besides the dwelling, there
is kitchen, barn stable, and Ice house.
There will be sold with the dwelling, 10 acres,
less
The four acres the Stony Run road will be divi-
ded to suit purchasers.
Taking into consideration its nearness to the city
the above Is among the most desirable places in
market.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at g. IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. iatereet added secured
by trust deed.
ss S-2swtds GODDIN APPERsON AMT,
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DUBLIC SALE Il shall sell on the LIST
day of September Court. 1856. (TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in Ssptember) on the premises. the
TRACT OF LAND upon which l formerly lived
near Stevensburg in Culpeper County, containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES.
upon the following terms One third cash, ethird
in twelve months, and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments.
This land 10 we'll located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Gull
pepper G. H., In healthy nsighborhood. This land
il susceptible of toe highest state of improvement
with a good d DWELLING and other out-buildinss.
eu25 JOHN 8. NORMAN.
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MOTE AND LETTER PAPERS. &c.
~ at PRICE CARDOZAs
VIOLET NOTE PAPER, new style
DAMAsK LAID do do DO
RETICULATED LETTER AND NOTE PA.
PERS. new style.
EXTRA BUPERFINE AMBER NOTE PAPER
ENVELOPES to matsh these various styles
MOURNING PAPERS AND ENVELOPES
SERMON PAPERS
A general assortment of CAP AND LETTER
PAPERS.
ALSO-Ladies' Cabss, Port Monnaies. Gard Cases,
Writing Cases, Knives &c
70 which, with assortment Of Religious and
Miscellaneous Literature respectfully invite the
attention of our friends and the public generally.
90 list
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BACON u BASKERVILLE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
receive Consignments of Tobacco
~ Flour, Corn, Wheat, &C., and give their per-
on hand large and general assortment OF Greceries
Seed Peruvian 4uano. &s. fe 27-d&wts
TOR PICKLES AND PRESERVES
4 We have great variety Of Stone and Glass
Jars, suitable for Preserves and Pickles
STEBBINS PULLEN,
aust l0l Broad street