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WIILL be- sold ON FRIDAY. the 27th

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 9th
w day Of July, if not sold privately before. that
very valuable farm Ia the county of Hanover on the
Central Railroad about eight miles from this city.
upon which now reside, containing $50 acres of
land about 800 OF which cleared and In cultivation,
the balance in fine timber consistiDg Of OAK, chez
nut. hickory and walnut. The Improvements con-
sisting of commodiou I'd yelling house. barn.
stables kitchen, carriage house, &e Ia good stste
Of repair.
For terms, apply to the subscriber ON the preni-
ses. or to Lee Bayley, Attorneysst Law, 18th 81
Richmond. whore plat Of the property can be seen.
Posse..ion siven 18th Dscenber;
my zl-dtd- 1AML saEMEM.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNI-
TURE, GROCERIES. HORSE AND WAGON.
Gc-Havipg qualified ~ the AdminiTratcr, With the
will annexed. of tbs goods and chsttsls Of WM- r.
BOZE, deceased, Will proceed 70 sell ct public
auction. OF THURSDAY. the 5lst Inst, ct his late
residence Of 9th and venable streets ell bis
Household and Kitchen Furniture, couGsting Of
Chairs Table,, Wsrdrobs, he. the stock of 0roee.
ries on hand and Horss and Wagon. 81
TERMs-Aii sums Of go and under cssh--all sums
over 80, four month: credit for negotiable notes.
JAS. II. CARTER, Administrators.
p. B. All persons having claims against the estate,
will present them without deiay for settlements and
these indebted requested TO make immsdiste psy.
ment.
Thoss having property Of ssy sort belonsins to-
the late Wm z. Bose, viii please return i &c epes
to the underlined. JA1. j. CARTER
myS Admos.
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BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
- ed to furnish Board bv the day or weef, on the
most liberal terms, at the Mallbero' Hotel on Wall
street. my 18-ts ]. HARDY,
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AUCTION aArHg.
By GoDnIN q xfPERs1

~ GoDDIN & AfPEReON
JOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL
c mHsrnnH conRoRAfI0N LINE on NAN
~. CO.. At AUCTION.-As Commisioners Of
Marfia snd wife ss.isst Nssaaiiy. trsess ~ M, :.
ss e sH the g a.y Isss Ysossc 70
.sy. 1855 on this premises. q q o;.ia.ii ne =
niI f cot the next fair day he real sst.ts Is ths
on street s. feet wide and sst.sdiss Ecaties
nsiiosd Of the Richmond and PetsrSbsrs Com....
saeIiises The laad viii BE- Sisided .ecc, Jso.
ssie pun snd survey to be exhibited q the hour Oh
TEnMs-oue-third e..h. b.l.,.. a 4 .nae.,-
itv OF notes bearing interest With sood sec
fol .h ne stie retained ather security The tsss.
A' year n e ss paid By the purchaser.
nSls 3. w. SIoURNoY. csnm'n.
sue y eooDis ArrElsoN, 1ucts.
W. y a Bile REAL ESTATE m
RENEE sfREETrss h ro on Ferry AND Law
VII Be gold on WEDNEsDIY sfs. AIT auG S on
ar ,coo on the premises, eommencins Al 81 osls
Nunnaiy and Flournoy, Comm : - oy MesHs:
IN; ~ sse MT Hewlett and the beartfu oe - e.
running back on Lsvrsnee rsst ss about alo feet
viii be divided to suit purcbsseru 1ns LOG
Tnis location Il among the most beautiful in n.,.
After which win BE- ssld . half asr. Lot a. w..
hnsson sfrsse near the rssidsnes Of Mr.. b. H. Pal
months. tor segotsbls notss istsrest sddsd. saS
ntis retained I'll last note e paid The tsxss ~
o 8 S RE- x =; fE;sas'. a..
= BRICK TENEMENTS ON JACK
- SON sTREET.- AND VAC ANT LOTs -.
J3 i E0R SALE AT AUCTioN.@Wili 30
m soiG oe the ss.h M.y 1855 the
nnck Tenen1snts on the North side OF Jack aon n
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HAND SOME COTTAGE RESI-
IL DENCE NEAR CHELSEA ON FHE ROA

- DENCE NEAR CHELSEA, ON THE ROAD
LEADING TO BOWLING GREEN FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY the
18Th May. 1855. on the premises, commencing at 81
O'CLOCK the Cottage Residence on the Road leading
from Valley street to Bowling Green, now occupied
by Mr.. John g. Norment.
The lot contains two acres IL handsomely situated
short distance east Of Valley street, and has on it
eight rooms. On the premises. aud Immediate at
the dining room, Is large spring of delightful wa
ter which has been walled up and put In perfect
tanning four rooms and her. house. In the garden
are number of fruit trees of various kinds and on
the premises are several forest trees producing fine
shade All in all, the premises admirably suited
for retired suburban retreat" or might be made
fashionable resort for pleasure parties from the
city. - -
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4 and u mos
for negotiable notes. interest added and title re.
tanned till last note IL paid , = =
The taxes for the present year to be paid BY the
purchaser. GODDIN APPERGON
my21 Auctioneers.
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ICE CREAM FREEZERS.-J0hnsons >,
1Austin's snd other pstsnt and plsin ErssssrA ana
les Pals without the Prsssss. Tor ale By
my = ZINnEaNAN.
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H0ase-6enf-S1t decided-Rep. H. Ward Beecher
-Dr0n"sd-Aetor dsad-Hoboken Ferry-Fsre-
mems Fighi, &c.
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BY Alexander MOTT

ALEAAsDEK MOTT.
III AnG NESS AND CARPET BAGS At
<' e inst q 10 o'clock. 1t my store oAnAf,
bssp YER, sI I;s eonPst. snd nssfIy new h.vn,
ms1u @ tsamsters rsreiy to be met WITH neues-
ALsO-Ip Carpet Bssa embrsciur : ..n...,
s eol~en. smonsst which may be found soms - ~.
6sle positive. Terms essh.
my q ALEX MOTT. Aue.
By RICHARD CAUTHORN.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, tom
- FRIDAY. 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock, at INV store
viii sell u suction, for cash. seasonsbIe lot ~
Dry Goods Clothing, Shoes. DC. nc. "
my - b. CAUTHORN. Auct-
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pARASOLS AND FANS.-Just receiy,
ed. alargs lot of Parasols and Fans of every va
rety of style and price, to which call the ait an
ton OF retailers. 6INTER ALVEY,
ap.S0 No. 10. Pearl Street
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w ANTED.-The undersigned wishes
prst to employ six or eight good HOUSE CAR.
fENTEkS, to whom the best wages viii be sivep.
apply ct the Subscribers works, conner Main and
nv 22-6t
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In soliciting continuance of the pat
ron.ge hitherto bestowed upon the establishment
and for which take this opportunity to return NV
thanks 1t fords pleasure to offer In the addition
OF Mr. Cardozo's experience a new guarantee for the
prompt and accurate dispatch of business
PHILIP B. PRICE.
stors at the corner opposite American Hotel.
my 81
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E00 DOLLARS REWRD.-

E0( DOLLARS REWKD.--The
OyvO DfARRHEA KILLHf tested 10 over
1000 eases Of 0holsrs Morbus an<B Complaints
IN adults and children hes ngtsr Jet failed vnsn
tried ia time instantly to rslists and speedily sHset
Q permsnent cure. -
u IL D.spsrs1 oniy By PENNET 4 BEERS. Ia
Main street None Other = gsautne-
: Thie A. the ealne arfsie which has been % sac-
csssfuIIy used durins 30 vsfatiens of the cholera
with snsh astonishiI good resuIta Pdss 30 eta.
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DEERV Cordial BITE x 8. Oh
ID MORNfE6 kE0ULAr0A-An inaocsst, re-
freshipe. exblassting an dslisiees Dsssrses pro-
oescs. ioss a sppetits lewssp of spads. dyspspss,
and an s1eetiors Of tie uonnaeA aaA bewsis srsna
from vtatsvsr ssase-4mDaxtis0 = the whole ysr
BENNETT Beers.
HT-Afvff 0o1o Aaeafa
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DRIVATE B OA D.-Two or three
Il families may obtain board and very pleasant
rooms in a select Boarding House. The location 10
In the most healthy and beautiful part of the city -
The house is spacious the grounds extensive and
we'll shaded This il the desirable summer res
idencs in the city.
Two or three single gentlsmeo can also obtain
board Immediate application il requested Ad-
dress Box 536. nv 2i--St
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WANTS.

WANTED-RIVETTERS.-1pnlvf T.
w ANDERSON, DELANEY & Co.
1 Tredegsr Foundry
ALSO,
nv -4t
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Gerber: ss !; ss s e ;lD Is, saS e ia soo6 ;.: -.
slsfias OF nsu styles Mantlea 2ibheaG Embsoi3eF.
isa Craps ehawls white sed othse Dsea 0ee1r
isnts en1 Isrre asostnest q Heelesy 1oE Ladies.
Miseoe 0estA ~ Deys. ~ ~ WISH nnk ~ old.
ss1 q osasr - sasse 49, ossA heslslss sih -
Us 1sos1 s1sss - door enthe sns.ev g essth
xseet. s.ss - ~ 31-es
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GAS.-Chandeliers of new patterns Just
~ received. Also, Brackets Penants, &C.
STEBBINS PULLEN
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COPARTNERSHIP MOTTO E.-The
~ BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS. in
connection with the Depository of the Bible Soc
Of Virginia. heretofore conducted by Philip B. Price
will hereafter be carried by the subscribers un.
der the name Of PRICE CARDOZO.
PHILIP B. PRICE
CHAs. E. CARDOZA
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r OOKING GLASSES.-Mantie, Pier
IL Toilet. Station and SwIus Looking Glasses o.
Manfles for the best French Plate Looking Glasses
ct ~ low prices can be furnished BY any house
North or South.
my22 j. d. B. EVANS
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| live. they called. and, seating themselves
beneath the shade If the looa 81 and sugar maple.
/ "a grove surrounding the hnnss), they gave
concert. and il one Of sweet harmony They
| bad fine quartette of voices aud chorus: also
! the accompaniment of the viol, the tamborine and
the banjo-ihat instrument of all others that
negro reyels in. After singing and interspersing
| with witty repartees aud the ''yar yar'' in re
Spouse Ia thcrn they formed line in military
order. aud marched Ia the sound of The viol round
the lawn fronting the house, by the audience
there assembled. aud thence back to their quar-.
ters, which j. large house of sufficient size for
them all to lodge in. instead ola of cnbins-a
white comfortable looking residence. n neat in
it, appearance a. our New England farm houses
ayerage-it is but few yards from the stone
building. and after their return there fhc sound
Of the yiul and dancing continued uni midnight
ha1 know not h w much longer. ! still heard
them as | entered the land of creams.
Thelnornng sun was shining into my window
when awoke and the first sound that greeted my
ears was the negro refrain from the harvest field.
One would take mp the burden of the song, and
lien IA number would join in the chorus; there
WIS a sadness aud a sweetness in the air | never
shall forget. The other days observations were
merely repetition of the first, save the next
evening instead of music they gave us the real
plantation dances for our amusement. 1t surely
was the most amusing performance | ever wit
messed: had ever looked upon "Ghrsty'a Min.
srels9 asa laughable burlesqne, bat II is not
70, they only fall short of reality. But l,perhaps
am worrying your readers with dstasteiul sub
;eet SO will leave it. shall never think of the
southern negro without reyerting, IN memory, to
the laughing, careless faces, and hear the echo
of the merry laugh of those have seen Mt the
"Woodwafd House." '.Walnut Grove and
Mount Airy" during mn eight months resi-
dence among them. | doubt not, there are ex-
ceptions aud different phases in thu picture.
write as have seen uithom prejudice let others
do the same. Truly yours.
IUCERNE.
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ITNCHBURG IIRGiNIAN.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUG'T %, 1855.


Inc rare OF AuhSyt
In the course of the recent debate IN the Brit
ish House of Lords. On the Turkish Loan bill
Earl Grey made the extraordinary declarations
that no man in his senses could believe that the
Turkish government would be in existence farty
years hence. No matter what may be the Issue
of the war between Russia and the Western
powers. Earl Grey holds. that the fate ot the OF
tomsn empire is sealed. The plain inference
from his prediction is that if France and Eng
land triumph over the Car in the present stras-
gle, they will abolish the sultan's Empire. and
appropriate his dominione tn themselves. whist
the Russian monarch win do the same thing III
case he should be successful. We imagine that
the sentiment of Earl Grey viii not be parted-
larry relished by the Sultan This feeble poten-
tate is styled by the Queen Of England on all
public occasions her faithful ally" and he has
been taught to believe that The Eastern war was
undertaken for the sole purpose of defending the
integrity of his empire. Before the war com
menced, it was proclaimed again and again by
British statesmen OF all parties that the eontin.
ued existence Of the Ottoman empire was obso-
lutely essential TO the maintenance of the bal
ance of power in Europe and that the suan's
throne should be propped up at all hazards and
at whatever cost But now one of the most dis
tnguished statesmen of England declares, with
the most perfect GOODNESS and nonchalanee that
Turkey cannot possibly exist, AS an independent
power forty Gears longer, and that no man in his
senses expects that she will. This is but Il.
iteration of the sentiment of the Gar, that
the Turk is "a sick man. and that measures
III tf..t.. If
his property after his aeoease.
We know not whether the British Cabinet aud
the British nation agree with Earl Grey in his
opinion as to The duration of the Turkish En-
pire, but we presume that his Lordship would
not have expressed himself in such strong Ian
guage If the indications of public sentiment III
England had not authorized him to do so. The
immense cost in blood and treasure, to which
England has been subjected in defending Turkey
against the expressions Of Russn, cost far
transcending the expectations of the milton. has
doubtless wrought mighty change in public
sentiment as to the propriety Of upholding the
Turkish Empire John Bull does not like 10
work or fight for nothing, and the spoliation Of
Turkey is no doubt beginning to present itself h
his mind, as the only practicable mode of IL i'm
bursting himself for the terrible losses which be
has already sustained and which he must hereaf
ter sustain. in prosecuting the Eastern War
Moreover the imbecity and neificieney displayed
by the Turks, in carrying on a war which is pro-
perry their own, has been well calculated to sink
them in the estimation of their Allies, and to in
spre doubts as 10 the propriety of allowing them
any longer national existence.
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PROP EHsrY ro,,

Sal E.-futs n mt 10 IA decree ul the L Conn
al Pitt. yyania county. shall on Fidhy the 5fh day.
October next. proc, .el, the town of Danyile
al public auction, 10 The highest bid.ier credit a
und two years, in equal instruments. with rere.
from date, the foil wing Real Estate of which Hhtmt4
I. Tun-tall lied possessed-t1 wit
A I. act of Land, containing about 200 acres adjaa
Ing tie town f Danville. bounded IN the North by Dan
River, una lying South of Nathaniel Wilson'S upper
Ferry, sad River. This Land is naturally Of very
fine uality and the cleared portion is now excellent
henrthss it Il good new Dwelling House, beautifully
located. with six rooms. good Kitchen Sc. with son
other House, n different part of the premises
There 60 nr 70 p,ooahy mora, well timber !.
an tie whole tract is we'll watrfed by Springs aqd
Branches. 1t will be sold N different pare, l. pats of
which well of the land viii be shown any per-
wishing The snmn by Mr.. g. T. Pace, prop,i
etor e tic Tun-tall House Mt Danvi lie.
Also, q iece Of ground on Market street, Of aid
town, the Railroad Depot containing three OF four
acres. exieHdng tion the street to the river.
Air other piece of ground OF about two acres,
fronting Linn street. together with several other
Lots and pieces of ground in different paris Of ,ail
town.
On Sttufdan the ooh day of September next | .laf
also proceed sell, the Mr. Stephen
II. Watkins Tubacco Factory, Formerly Col Thoma,
S. Jones's) three mics South of syivntiu Court
house 40 of Land, al dining said Factory lot It
land and Immediately nor OF the same, all well 1-
bered and wttered.
AT the samc time and place last ment med shall
also proceed to sell on the terms, 99s oi
Land ing on tAe White Oak Mountan, and on both
sides Of the siage road leading Pitts,lvanIa Cuuu
House inville and about six miles from the former
nce. This land is very productive aHd has upon it 4
small Orchard of the finest kind of fu', which rsrey
fails
On Tueslsy the 2nd dry of o tober next shall al.
proceed sell the terms upon he premises,
1888 Of Land lying Cherry Stone Greek. about
miles Of Pnt<> lvahi courhouse. adInnins rie
Ian Is of John McAli,ter. Nathaniel WoodIng. Ms
Jane Saandcrs and others, and bow in possession d
| Col. T. White
Bond with GO ID security viii be required IF the lnr.
chaser, aai Il = ie Il The property retained until the
! purchase money il paid.
WM II. TUNSTALL, Con'r
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PORTSMOUTH, VA. Aug. 22d, '55.


1t pains me to add that the fever is still on the
increase, and the mortality, daily double what
il was week since On Saturday last there
was sudden and violent change of temperature
which developed the disease to an alarming eX
tent-and on that day, think may say without
exaggeration. there were largely over one hun
dred new cases, and this too in II community al
most depopunted by the flight Of nearly all who
were able to get away, and numbering at the pre-
sent time not more perhaps than 5OOO whites and
blacks together. From the number of new cases
occurring on the day mentioned, you may form
some idea of the number now existing. But as
extensive and wide spread the disease is, its
greatest horror arises from the panic occasioncd
by the prevailing idea of its being contagious,
which leaves the sick and dying without that
necessary nursing and attendance absolutely es
senta TO alleviate suffering and effect cure, and
the absence of which makes the approach of
death so awful aud reflects SO severely upon
poor humanity. So far we have not, through
the kindness of neighborng friends suffered
severely either for means or necessarles.-
But we are now suffering for medical atten-
dance. occasioned by the illness of / of our most
prominent physicians, and the want of nurses
renders our situation heart-rendng: neither
whites nor blacks can, in that capacity, be OBJ
tanned for any inducement-and as one walks the
Streets numbers of individual cases may be
heard of when for days together an aged mother
has been the constant attendant upon the death
bed her only child or where the wife is lying
i'll above stairs and the husband below with none
to administer to their wants-and again when
father, mother, and children, are all i'll and help
less, and then too frequently when stricken in
in death, no kind hand to adjust the dead body
no kind friend to deposit it in the coffin and
graye-but these things left to the negro who
drives the hearse and his companion.
Mr.. Holiday has just been called out and has
requested me 10 conclude this
Many heads of families have died, and many
thrown out of employment hundreds of orphans
and widows dependant upon the charity Of
our town-we doing all We can to relieve their
distresses. Very Respectfully,
w
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Z VFF y - II N0I''TJ
JAMES A. SAUNDERS, SEC'Y.

From PoRrsMoUTH.-The subjoined letter.
from gentleman in Portsmouth, stricken down,
since it was written, by the fearful disease which
IS depopulating our sister cities of Norfolk and,
Portsmouth, tells tale OF sorrow and dismay
which cannot but moyo the stoniest heart. 1t
was addressed Ia citizen of this place, and
though not as recent other intelligence, pos
sesses u mournful interest, which entities it TO
publication:
Editors Of The Vrginian Il day received
the cnclosedProm friend in Portsmouth, Che
President of the council, w Watts.) thought
it would be matter Of interest, and that you
would desire to publishit.
Will not some of our physicians 60 down.
Your friend, j. Il. Med.
LYNoHBURd, Aug. 9th.
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ARRIvALoF TIN SoRrH STAR.
The Bom5ardmeni Of S,ceaborg- Demolition II
the ForIfeations al AnaJa--The Markets,

The BomBardmenf Of SiceabOrg Dtmodtion a
the Forifcations al naJa--The Markets.
&c.
NEW YORK. August 2l.-The steamer North
Star. Capt. Wamack. flpm Iiasre and South
anpfon. anchored Mt quarantine nj o'clock thls
morning She left the Litter port at ~ i. NJ.
Of the lth inst, and consequently brings intel
ligencc few hours later than the adflces recciv-
ed by the paeihc
The North Star brought hundred anil
twenty passengers and four hundred tons al
freight, md reports seeing an iceberg two hun
dred feet high aud Ga feet long, en The l9.h
instant, in lat. 10 Is, long. l. -.
The United States mail steamship Ango ar
rived al lIayfe from New York nthe evening Il
the 10th.
Intelligence from the Baltic states that on the
9th inst the English. aud portion Of the French
fleet weighed from Nargen, mud anchored the
-ame day Of Swenhorg. On the 9TH, the two
fleets were drawn upin front of SweaborR. aad
the b5mbardmant was II com ncuec the same al
iernoou.
Via Trieste We barn that the Freaeh aud Eus
l~h were detnolishing the Notifications Of Apapa,
contrary 10 the wishes of the circassiuns, whe
were however, unable tooppose the fleet. Gen.
Nivian had gone to the Blnelt Sea to choose
landing place for troops somewhere near Bat
am.
The North Star brings the second edition Of
the London Times Of the lth inst. In the Mon.
ey market Consols nn the | Ith 901 to 81 for mon
ey, and 81 to 81 , for 9th September. After
regular hours tran. actions took place at lnrth
er advance ofs. Omuinm CLOSED al u 10 u
premium. Bank stock 2li 10 ia. EAoheqner
bills 21 to 2ls. Foreign securities were steqdy
With an enlarged amount of business.
Tho Corn market was quietwith in some eases
a recovery Of l. The Liverpool Cotton market
Ear tho yyneL l.4cribPd u better tone with 10
change in prices. a good business was tranSne
ted ON the 10th. and the sales reached 10000
bales; 1000 on speculation an for export. P'i
ces shade higher