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q r RUL ES held in tho CLERKS Once Of
IA Goochlsnd County Court On Monday, the 4th
day of August. 1856
Henry Cousins. ..................fitf
against
sally Cousins, Fleming Cousins and Tn Charcarv
otbers. whose names are unknown. ~ S"sa0esJ'
infant children and heirs at law OF
Waiter Cousins, decd. ....... Deffs.
The object Of this suit u to obtain Decree n, the
division 81 tract Of land Of about 100 aorss which
wa devised to the plaintiff and Walter Cousins, de-
ceased jontly by their father, Francis Cousins and
the aIlotment Of half thereof TO the plaintiff And IL
Appearing by the affidavit Of the Psintif that the de-
fsndsnts above named not rssdens OF this
and that the names Of those who are made defend
ents ~ the general description of parties unknown
are II Z ordered that the said defsndante
ssA the unhnown parties aforesaid e eDgey vttain
cee nesth sftsr due puboattoa o. this snd 90
.s-isS32s MAI. w. MILIN1 Clslk.
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Co-PARTNERsHIP 70

( tO-PAkTNERSHIP... We have this day
associated with ne in business C. N. PLEAS
ANTS The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm Of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & co.
July i, 1s56-jyS VAN-LEW TAYLOR
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RATEs, PKEMITM CHIMNkaY CAi e:

lyATES' fAEulUNl ~ -
ID The only article of the kind ever invented that
will answer the purpose. Having given particular at
tention for the last three years to md remedy Tor
tuner. unhesitatinely announce my success, and
ehallense any one, for one hundred dollars 70 pro-
ms nsefpl il i ornamental and durable, being made
Of heavy sheet iron and rivetsd together. Tinners
would do well to buy the right to manufacture, as
ieemiue II unnecessary to refer to but one gentle
man. i refer 10 Mr.. A. K Phillips More references
siven on application to me BY mail.
JOSEPH ]. BATES,
.rt1.vSm FredericksbuFg Va.
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BY Thomas w. keeyee

HOUSE AND LOT ON HIRD STREET,
IL NORTH OF LEIGH, FOR SALE AT AUG
next, September 10th, commencing at half past 4
O'Clock, Framed House, containing four good rooms
Oven and other baking tools; Wood and Coal Houses
Stable &c. The lot fronts Third street, twenty
three feet and runs back, hundred and fifty feet
TERMs.-Four hundred dollars will be required in
cash. the balance in two equal payments of six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes. interest added
and title retained until the last note is paid.
se5 THOS w KEESEE. Auct
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Ell hive engaged with Messrs. WILL
LlNGHAM TAKDY for the Fall Trade, and will
be pleased to have my friends call me, promising
every effort to give them satisfaction
The Commission business of HUNT BRO will
be attended to heretofore by senior partner to
which will return by the lst of November.
sr90I,n DIR HUNT
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Hy Alex. Mott, Auct.
nRY ET7OnS ANN n IN.

LFUKNITURE, DIX GOUDS AND G. KOs
l. CERIES.-Will be sold at auction at my store,
on TUESDAY next, 9th instant, commencing at 10
O'Clock, larg, and general assortment of Household
and Kitchen Furniture
Also, handsome assortment of Dry Goods and Rea-
dy made Clothing Boots Shoes, h ats, Bonnets &c.
GROCERIES-5b bls. Whiskey; 2 or. pipes French
Brandy 2 bbls. Gin; Port Wine Sugar. Coffee; Can
dies; Soap; Tobacco, &c.
seq ALEX MOTT Auet
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RNALL CAMPAIGN. 1856:
II FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

Ibeg leave 70 return my hdnJ tHsINs 1oI - -
era patronage bestowed upon me OF late years. ana
hope bv close attention my patrsns wants 10 merit
continuance of the My facilities are eIeaLeI
than ever before, and am determined I'm al IAN
competition) to sell my goods, Of the same quality
and workmsnship, as low any house In my line In
Virginia. G,
MY stock will be large and ample to ensure . NJ,
INV STYLES are new and will consist Of all the latest
and most desirable styles and patterns, both OF cnt
and design in the market. call respectfully soil
cited from all in want, at ia Main street.
NY motto-Smail profits large sales, good articles
and satisfaction to the buyer. nr
aeS VIM lhA SMil n.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.
lAushorised by the State Of Georgia.
PRIZES GUARANTEED
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY
CLASS 10
To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georsis in pub.
lie, on
SATURDAY, September ~, 1856,
on THE
TT AV MA DT AM
GEORGIA LOTTERY.

ON THE
HAVANA PLAN
even number Whole Ticket are guaranteed to draw
So. Halves and Quarter Tickets in proportion with
chances of obtaining the larger prizes, which are
hundred per cent better for the purchaser than any
other Lottery in existence.
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DAINTING...The undersigned have as
i ISOLATED themselves together for the purpose OF
conducting the Painting business 10 oil its branches
under tho style of MITCHELL HEWITT, a. the
late stand Of Hewitt Smith, which firm il dissolved
We solicit small share Of the public patronage.
X. d. MITCHELL.
an S0--I2tt T B. HEWITT,
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FlNHE ADtERTISEK II dcsir0us Of meet.
i ing q party, with a cash capital Of $1,000, to
take an interest in and useful invent ion, which,
it il believed, viii yield good return for the amount
of Investment. The address of the advertiser be
obtained at this Office when personal interview
be had; or any communication addressed TO 'luvon-
toz,n left at this office, WY meet with attention
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Septemeer 1876 on the prsrnsss. cem,sa sns ~
one ossoos 8. 20 scrss Of Land 81 ~ MAI
s.ii rna ne snd Of Mr. Elijah Prsdy, fvits
wood. ssvsieo Wltn pine
Terms: One-fourth cssh. baIanse 1t { 4 ana -
retained till last note Is paid snd tHie
G0DDIN Z APPERsoN
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The Heel Harvest at Cincinnati.

The Rochester Union speaking of the excess
sive charges of the Burnet house during the late
convention. instances some cases;
I'VE hear of gentleman being charged S5a day
for board-,houGh even at that price they could
not get single rooms Bills were made out IN
gross--and the sums were stated IN round mum
bers. One of the delegates from New England
paid some $3.50 for single room for their CON
ferenoes. The Hard delegates paid $3.50 for theirs
and the Softs paid 1906 far room rent alone In
of the two room occupied BY the latter were sev-
eral beds in which the delegates slept. But their
board was probably the same as if their room
rent was not already paid. Other delegation had
spending bills to settle; bat we doubt wheth-
err any other state suffered 81 much ms New \
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

NEW YORK. June 3th.--The steamer Arabia.
with dates to the 3st ult.. three days later than
the Ericsson, arrived here to day from Liverpool.
ENGLAND.
The English papers are still filed with reioio-
ing~ over the pence.
The rate of interest Of the Bank of Eng land
had been reduced To ; per cent.
COMMERCIALS
LIVERPOOL, May 3I.-cotton recovered, md
closed lirm-Sales Of the week 10000 balos.--
Brcadstuifs dull with declining tendency.
Money easier-Consols 81 | Sa9l4, Weather
favorable to agriculture.
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Later from Kansas

ST. LOUIS, june 10 Tho free State town Of
Ottowattome, in Kansas, was sacked on the OIL,
instant by the Georgians, under Gen. Whitfield.
The village of Palmyra was also sacked
The Free State men were re organizing.
Gov. Shannon had gone to Fort Leavenwofth'
Nessrs. Howard and sherman, of the Congress
s;onal Investigating Committee. arr here. They
contemnlate going to Detroit for few days. Mr..
Oliver had stopped at Richmond, Mo.
The evidence taken by the Committee shows
that n, the election in 1850, for Governor of
Kansas. out of $500 votes only 100 were legal.
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by GODDlN q ApPERSON,
RIrIINDNn "a


v ~ AnhaE ESTATE ia RoanOkc COUNTY.
near honsaeRS Depot, containing ,lo7 acres
BE- sold at auction, tho prcmiacs on THURS
% inc 'lh DAY of june, 1856 fair II not da,
at Y @goN Al That portion of catate In Roanoke euny
uWu ny ne rs lies ON the the right side OF the Tur npkc
J. 10, say tract No l. of 723 acres of viii oh mi,
IRE cleared aud ae eces In original growth main ~ Tho
Wneh '' acres are cleared and sd original rowth
as ooTr mentioned on tho largest tract tho mproy
uNhe consisting of large brick dwelling, two stories
above basement with brick wing for Kitchen sc. all
ern inoe9gy repaired and painted with hes bo
s lafge hfiek barn (ncodng repairs) keaen
orh oee aore or lumber house. all covered with tn
I'm me past Fear, with lightning rods complete A o. line
orSnnsni garden ground, and well OF water Sc
IAr CLEARED az well M most Of tho fmborcj land IN worry
i having hhe southern exposure being Hniar la quail
ny TO e lands IN the ncghborhood hioh wo snown
nuie fEadnd A. among the most valuable In Nrginai the
hrauos Of The climatic and beauty scenery being
lnu rms is,ate being within quarter OF milo Of Bon
s"' on tue Virginia a Tennessee Railroad and less
man gml Ter Of milo from manufacturing Flour Mill
com NH aud Saw Wills l. nine huurs clcl III.
iom'nd and f"'rshurrond about two hours of Iynchbnrr
i"ct of which places It's produce be quickly and ch,
" transported The ncighborhood aud socieoy eNs.i
lent II lies within ,nlc Of coinors White and Bnck
sulphur springs about n miles of Salem aud about 1--we llcs
SPRING.
Astbc subscriber hns land than eultl
yar debts 10 pay Which h, anrous 10 dse arss
het9addaatiet 10 sal hf' praprig aou adrcrtsed.
Ptsoo DISPOSED to examine The ,lreeo,ng property M do
y ana respectfully invited to do so aud pnrake of tho hospl
site side OF the Turnpike Road and who will take pleasure In
showing the Estate to ali such.
Possession Will be given LIST December heNt with
The privilege OF seeding Wheat ms usual.
FORM, Ono NTH cash cor In lieu thereof satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable note, Mt two, three and four months In
teres alded) balance H. IL and "a months, negoa
bic notes, interest added secured by decd.
FLEMING JAMES.
u sale to be conducted by UODDiS n APh'ERsON WIN
wrl my Allied win exhibit a map survey
Estate may l2c2tawt 10 juie II EAST
SAs many persons have exprosaed desire 10 purchase
tho foregoing estate has been suggested that the of
too short la order effect s1o, and to
eommudnc the alluded to abovo tho of sale Will
be changed Ia thooiowing viz 1eash for lieu Of cash
satisfactorily endorsed negotiable at months with Interest
added balance att and years negotiable notes
toresl added, secured by trust deed.
GODDiN q ApPERSON Auct'p.
june 6 c2HW iauuo
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wash in 2ton HOusc-Snead & Cinrk, prop

SuNE III r Wardwell, E II MoormanJ Thorn
hill, Campbell; II Alot Norfolk; A Hagan,W Clark
Pittsyvania j Lavender city; F G Claiborne, Dam
Vile; c Wingfeld, Rockbridge; Page, Camp
bell II; Capts L Burch, Il R H Buckner, II Har-
melting, NJ Freeman V & I r r; W H Ryan, Balti-
more; Moses, Reevesburg; r Hickman, Alb
ngdon J Crags, Tenn; j Barnes Ohio; p II Callan,
Travellers Rest; l. Pondexter Bedford.
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with dates from Liverpool To the esth nlt..l as mr.
rived.
A new Russian loan is spoken Of, part to be
offered in London and part in Hamburg.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
II is rumored that the Pope proposes n Con
gross of Italian sovereigns in Rome. with pleni
potentiaries from France and Austria.
DENMARK.
Denmark is putting her fleet in an effective
state
FRANCE.
Napoleon was considering n scheme for found
ing territorial nobility for Algeria.
ENGLAND.
Lord Elgin moved in the House of Lords for
the dispa,eh es relative to sending troops to Can
ada.
discussion ensured. in Which Lord Clarendon
expressed good fceling,towards the United States.
but also re. affirmed the decision of the British
Government not to re. call Mr.. Crampton.
No new effect had resulted concerning Ameri
can affairs.
Palmer, the poisoner of fifteen persons, had
been convicted.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, May 2Sth Cotton dulland deolin-
ed ! l6al Is. Sales of 3 days $4,000 bales, clos
ing steadier. Breadstuiis weak. and transao-
tions small Wheat dull, aud declined ID; Red
9s 2dal0s White 9S 9dulls. Flour dull, and n
tritle lower; Canal 32sa34s; Ohio 35so35s. Corn
yellow and mixed unchanged at 2Ss Cd; white a
trihe lower and quoted at 2Sa so29s
Consos closed on Wednesday at %.
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Arrival from California.

The steamer George Law has arrived, with
nearly two millions Of gold.
Cora and Casey. tho murdefers Ind been tried
before tho revolutionary committee, aud renteno-
cd to be hung tho day after the funeral Of King.
Great excitement existed in California on account
Of Kings murder.
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BY PANNILL & son. Aucr's.
PETERSBURG, VA,

q N'outormity with the Provisions ofa Deed ~
trust viii sell on Monday the 10th day june mat at
,'o'h l. NJ without regard 10 weather, the premises,
uoLoi OF Mrs. G. Penny at City Point with tho HOUSES
me llousf new and well arranged for u store TIN
bic property. 49, ~
as much cash VIII be required necessary eay tho
''hHeS OF executing the trust aud the balance the
chase money VIII he required equal to be
pau NJ four eight aud twelve monha nom tho " aaea
endorsed negotiable notes ho given therefor with deed
trust on the property to secure their payment
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Trustee.
PtNNfL & SOY, Anct's Iiunc eo1t,a
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Markets.


BaLrIMoRE, Juno ll.--flour steady aud un
changed.
Wheat and Corn unchanged.
NEW York, juno Ill Flour doclined Suin
S5,I5; Ohio $3.50; Southern $6.75.
Wheat and Corn dropping and unsettled
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Fiom Bermuda and Utah.

Our files from Bermuda dated TO the Sd
inst. The Legislative Assembly about TO
appoint committee to enquire ns to the most eff
fectual mode by which the colony could be made
To participate in the benefits of the reciprocity
treaty between the United States and Canada
Five British war vessels lay around the Island.
They sal1ed the flags of France and England.
an Queen Victories birth day. The Wesleyan
,nissians were going on prosprrously. The Odd
Fellows Society had celebrated It's eighth ami
vcrsary. \ large quantity Of rain had fallen,
aud the crops were in II uxuriant state. 1t was
thought that the yield of potatoes would be short
by some thousands of barrels. The journals do
not anticipate that anything serious will result
from the Champion dismissal.
We have accounts from Utah 10 the 22d Of
April Everything in the valley of the Grent
Salt lake denoted an unusually prosperous season
Hon. George A. Smith is now on his why to
Washington with the constitution of the state
"f Deseret. a large emigration was expected
this summer, and extensive preparations have
been made for its reception Nctc York Hefafd
The unterrfed democracy had II meeting in
the Park last evening, TO aiify the nominations
of the Cincinnati Convention. There large
crowd. bonfres, music, cannon firing and the
usual fummery, but not much enthusiasm. The
union of the hards and softs gave rise to some
queer combinations, which viii be noticed by
reading the report. Senator Douglas was the Ii
on of the nightly. J. Herdid
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US. FIigate MerIim 40

New YORK. June l3.--Ihe steamer Promeihe-
us has arrived here from New Orleans, via Ha
vana, on tho Sth. The United states steam FRI
gate Merrinac was flowed to sen on the 9Th to so
TO Charleston for rcpnirs to her machinery.
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Conversational.

WASuINaroN, juno 18th.
HOUSE, Resolutions were presented from
Rhode Island. Connecticut, and Mas saohusetts
relating TO recent occurrences in Kansas and
Congress. after which the llous" adjourned.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed Expressly fer ,he"viruinian..
Convention Of Seeding Americans.


II Is understood that the Convention Of Amer
lean seceders held consultation last night at
which it was agreed to continue in session until
the Eth when the convention of the Black Re-
publioans is To meet, at which time they are will
ling to unite with them in making n smutano-
GUS nomination of Fremont
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Another Atlantic Telegraph Cable.

The ST. John Obscrver otates that another Mt.
tent To lay a chain cable for telegraph. across
the Atlantic will be made The length of the
cable will be > 400 miles, and two steamers eaoh
with I.2tl0 miles of cables will meet midway be-
tween Ireland and New Foundand, unite the
cables, and proceed in opposite direction 10
land
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MOVEMENTS, OF OCEAN STEAMERS.


III ISGEIA EOGEb., Old Point Comfort
IL This most delightful SUMNER RESORT, the most
Inviting on Seaboard. Salt
Bath and all the Injuries of the Tidewaer reglonn broad
Hampton Roads and the Chesapeake Bay, and with
important military beside it. has passed to the proprc
ioshp the undersigned aud will be opeued the 10th Of
June, after which 1t will not be again closed
Disease is almost unknown Mt Old Point Comfort any
For health indeed 1t be said to rival the
secluded watering place Ct the mountain Interior that the
uplander may feel risk In coming down the
ton and the Inquiries # this attractive lowand retreat
Every department viii be filed by the best be had
while the supervision of the proprietor will guard the
comfort of Visitors and the reputation OF the establishment
Old Point Comfdrt, May 9Th. JOS. SEGAR.
IN diva t wa
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sss.uuuER ARRANGEMENTS; ~

- FOR NEW YORK, FKOM LlNIT fs,1.L..l =
81 rig. PETERSBURG BY SpI til SIDE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PLEASANIESF Roate.
SI New York, including Railroad fare and meals and
state room board Steamer 81 to New Nork-second
class and Storage
Passengers leaving Iynclbnre On TUESDAYS at ] a.
clock SouthSde Railroad Viii connect the evening
CjtS Point with the large and commodous steamship
JAMESTOWN Capt Parish, AMI proceed direct To New
York, ouchnF only at Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE Will continue her tr rs heren-
fore leaving City every Nedne, 1aY morning a oefk.
For through tickets, apply To
LEE < JOHNSON, Min ST., Lynehburg
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Accounts from, Oregon.

Recent atvoes from Oregon report that there
had been another battle at Rogue River in which
tho Indians were routed with loss Of 10 killed
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
81 rn.sr sAIE Of OAnrnEl.,. LANn..

g TRUST sALE Of CAnPBELs LAND
- ny the Of trust Decd the 9th of
ny dehh " sraiion, the undersigned ill proceed To sell
81 usslay the th davof July the PROMISES the
ihAtI of LAND, which the said resides
u la 'feek about miles from the tiiy Of iynehburg,
uE On me lfnehbnrg ttsylsana InrnpkcA containing
"a aud 3hn Acres This land wen located
on Good hudng aud about oneihrd II II ouly cleared
oe balance ain woods and portion said 10 be good
focnceo land
I"hfs q Nafor the necessary pay the esren.
a" ehsh will be required Ter tho debt secured In the
vu OF trust theins about 81 600 baianee negotiable notes
slsaeoTiY endorsed at T. a. and months viii be required
% he renanderot tho purchase credit of l2monhs
w" leo given tho title retained I'll the whole Of the purchase
nhoy pad-wh Tho liberty TO resell In case the terms of
"leRre not complied with.
~ JNo NJ SPEED, Trustee.
th' "oNe ssleis made with appreciation, andl VIII
snow me property to any one wishing to purchase H.
luhe ~ paWtds IRop copy j. W STRATTOk.
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BY LENNON & BRpGDEN,
BALTIMORE, MD.
'a,nADE sALEOT nnANDIrs. CuAnry

'ANtADE sALEOE RRANDuEs Cu.ARET
-, WINE. yin, Ae, IN BALflMoRii.-Ou Wednesday.
June ~ II O'clock, ut the auction uchannits
WInWh 10 halves quarter and oeases PALE aud DARK
hoNHELlsE brandy, In bond
q. HW"uN AsES tlARET VINE of the following brands
:, Julien Medac Chateau Margaux, Chateau Icoyie naut
brlon llant Sauterno Ia bond
HmtASES BOOTH a SEDgrWIpK CELEBRATED
LONDON CoRpIAloIN
In bond ~ ~ ~ 'fN'
oobAskETs CHAMHAGFE
tn. LENNON BRoUDEN, Anoi's.