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MERCHANDISE.
RICHARDSON Il CO.'S
CARPET, OIL CLOTH. AND J'RTiI WARE.


RICHARDSON Il CO.'S
GARRETT, OIL CLOTlI, AND CURTiIS WARE
ROOMS,
No rs, MAIN STREET, RIcumnSn W.
KAIE have determined TO cUniinr MIR s,;.- j., fr,,r.
w IL the goods manned above. BY retail and Il, v,n,or
ranged u 'Hur" store Tor that lGrpo-", mr.. nov prrpHrrI
10 exhibit IN" InI -rr; An! most rurnplrt. ..snrtrptnr o.,
t"'p"tIii-6, uI Cloth turt2n Gnud.' sc ,y-r ,,.u il, ,L,
stat 81 Virginia, Eih bot rarely met with IN .ry an. -.
enlistment III Tho United States. lup,r,iu, ,ir,,.t C,nm
t!' fiSh@ii manufactures. and .,lrrl;u. wI,u,. r.. IN rar.
son, tn" hr.t iurric"H fabrics. We shall. n; ,I ,uu.- br
p7"i"r"i T." furnish. promptly, all arIicir. ,-rtainin. 70 our
busInr's. md, relying oil thu CITIZEN, Of Virsiuis H.,,I,
Ctt"jii1. ami Ir:iH"s-c" to sis an un In IA ,.nr.ruriy.
hssu:" I!'"rm y" wiii De- content with nr.i.r,i.. urfJni,
NrIiNitr hiS"i,iu 'NIiiI.nc. this ,ra-ou orr entirely
new stock, consisting oi Ia" hates, styles AID pattern, a, =
Vclvc,, Tapestry anu Bru-s,ls Cafprtinr
1hree.plv, ingram and Venetian do
Velvet, Chcnriiir md Brussels Rugs
Door, Pnrlor and Chamber Mats
Satin. Worstci and India Damnyk. for curtaipa
Satin and Figured Dluines do
BrUcA,cl and Turkey Red ia
Muslin and Lace Curtains
Window Shades, all stylc- aud un,Iitia.
Floor Oil Cloths, Table Oh Cloths all width,
Oil Cloth Rugs, &c, &c.
N. b I'VE will nave OIL Cloths and caructinrs cu, FIR
any hall or room on being furnished with diagram and
measurement, ANA soliciting orders. will warrant M I'm all
cases.
SEM l-lAl.nn III IN 4 .EA
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DwELL!E,i AND sToREHousE Il GAINESVILLE,
WILLIAM

ATTORNEY At Ian, YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI
NONTiNuES 10 p!.cIce - the Courts held al Jackson
u and in tnos2 Of The Filth Judicial District; composed
of the cour:.iss o: Yszoo, Madison, Holmes, Leake, Alfalfa
Winston and Suuaower; will give strict attention to col
lcsiioa of claims, payment OF taxes and adjustment, OF law
,;rl,. in either of those counties. Refers 10 George K
Peake, Esq, Richmond; DE-. T: J. Striking, stauntsn;
Thor. +. Knox, Esq, fredericksburg Messrs. Swiney,
Green & Co, New Orleans; Messrs. }. Wilde, Jr., New
YORK Gen. VIM. F. Gordon, ~Albemarle, Va Wn IL
Gnu.e. ESQ. Washlng ton Cry. Oct ll-cwtf
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WAsHfSGToS. SEPT. ., lsG.
ATO satisfactory offer having been received for the above
| mentioned property. under the advertisement from
hi. office of the I'D OF June last, proposals. in writing are
received a, this ofkce until Il NJ. on the 9th day OF Octobar
next. -, -,
SHOULD a satisfactory bid be made, the bidder will be in.
fnrrne,! Of il, and will be required 10 pay the purchase mo.
nev N cash: upon the rcceip. Of which a deed will be made
by III. Secretary Of War conveying all the title Of the Uni.
ted States in and 10 the shnne.
The property to be sold consist. Cftwcnty-seven and a hRll
acres of land, located on James river, some fourteen miles
above Richmond; part OF the land is covered with n grove
Of valuable timber; another part has been under rultiva-
ton rs y garden. &c and another part ID covered with
the arsenal buildings, among which are: 4 BRICK store
house, 100 by - feet, slate root, three stories ana .
| nent; a brick barrack, 100 by 30 feet, slate root, TWO DO
.ies and basement: two brick buildings for officers guar.
ters. euch 40 by % feet, slate roofs, two stories, oesmas
cellars and gsrrets; two brick store.hoi-et, eaCH ~ U! :"
feet, slate roofs, two stories and cellars; TWO ~ Noi
shops, each Az by 20 feet, slate root, TWO s'o''.St % a.
rnorers' and snlths' shop, brick, ~. ~ 2aitfs si~e i"M'
,uo s,or;as. a br;ck wall, IL fee, high ana 5 feet tn!cK,
.nnrec,;n, ,be.c bindings ard eEc!oAing the arsennl
Ia. TbeTe /, sIso ON The property Il magazine, OF
go :, he o. feet. with 4 slate root. surrounded pJ IN
-, ,or ,s,II lIa by IS feet, All 20 feet high and a
49, ',sbIe n Let y 20 IL feet, slate root, two ssofes
high. .uU..,,s.J ~ he in , yood
az v,;,b the exception OF the srToreEs' sop and
srahIe which require repairi~ They were erected IN a
80 .,b.rsutial manner. and would yie.d a large qsants
80 II brick stone, sis,e, lead and other materials, should
,Le nurcbeser desire 10 take them down, which materials
rouid be boa,ed down to Richmond at a small cost
Persons Disposed 10 BID will please apply 10 Mr. Near
thur, ON the premises, VINO will give all necessary inior.
nation.
Proposals 10 De sealed, ard endorsed Proposals 'oE
Rriiona .iy-rIy! IL. N Lhh!h'
Ssu. u-aawrarh Oct. Colonel OF oTiNHnce.
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TRUSTEES STALE OF REAL AND PERSON.
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Al 4 t..
! virtue of three deeds OF trust, executed to Inc. ON,
II dared April I'd, 1855, from Francis K. Woodson aud
Others, one dated March 3lst, $50. from Frank K. Wood
son, and one dated September let, leJ6, from Franci. K.
Woodson, all duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Gooch.
land County Court, I shall, US Trustee, Oh the 18th day OF
October, ls'h, sell nj public auction, on I'll. premises, for
cash, II tract OF land in said county. at about thiriy.eigh,
md three quarter acres, adjoining the lands Of John
Wootson. Nancy RsdiOrd and others: AFRO the interest OF
Frankly / WOOisOn IN the trnrt Ot land ia said county
held BY Nancy Rc,tord rs her dover; also Ii tract III said
county nt ihlIty.ci:ht acrcs, adjoining the lands now Uc
cup-d hy Archer +. GutlIight; hh-o II tract OF one hundred
trr"-. adjoining thu lands OF Nancy Rei.ori. Eljnh Lrog-
wall and others; also all the interest %. Frankly I. Wood
son, in the deed OF trust from Edward BEDFORD to Robt. X.
Watkins, dated Sept 18th, lsIs; also lUt ut males, horses,
wagon harness, COWS. farming utensils. buggy AMI harness.
~ canal boat, plank, spades, shOvcls. whteinarrows, nipple.
ncnts and Exturcs for brick making, cast iron brick press,
Il crop 1t whea'. Uats, s'rnw, growing corn. It 10: vi bricks
burnt and unGurnt, clay lug tor brick; the interest of said
Wo0dson under his lease with Miss Virginia Plcussilts for
his brick yard on the james River canGl, and the interest
Of taid Woodson in the following slaves, hired tor the re-.
sidnr "t the present year, viz George, Jim, Reuben,
Fra"k, POIHp. Jack, TarlrUn, Nancy. jim aud Parrot.
Ine sale Will commence at II O'Clock. A. NJ, ut th,
brick yard OF said Wuodson, i'll GUocEland county, on the
James River Canal.
sept aO-Iii&ctds JNo. G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
TRUST SALE.
DURSuANT to the provisions Of II deed of tust. exc,
cutei by Richard W. Hutchinson tu the subscribers,
us trustees, dated the l5tIs day OF February, I-5G. and du.
" recorded IN the Clerks Office OF Caroline County
Court, We shall proceed 10 sell. 10 the highest bidder. for
cash, on TUESDAY, the eth OF October. l--G. il lair, il nor,
III" next lar day. NJ The RHedy Church, In the county OF
Caroline. III" toll wing property, 10 Wit A tract OF band
situated III the county %. Caroline, upon which The said
Richard w. Hutchinson nj present resides, 1t being the -nrue
land which he drew IN the division of the real estate 81
h- father, the late KIchHrd l%Iutchc-on, contninin. about
~ acr"s; also, all III" undivided interest u; the said Il. W.
Hutchinson. in the dover land and negroes of his mother.
Mary liutch"son, III Inc estate llis Father, the late Rich'd.
I~Iutcheson: and. also, the following negroes R~b"rcH
and two children, both boys; Mary and her Two children
both boys.
H." title to- the above property Is believed 10 b. .rfrct'
~ good, but selling III trustees, We shall convey specially.
WIN 7. CHANDLER, r
Srni 1-riw HENRY q pEaTRDSS iIuhtr'''
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MIR. LEFEBrRE'S school.
nIINII AIInANH

~. NONU, w
next Session OF this Institution will open on tn,
IL LIST day ot October, lsJG, aud close ON the first ,Inv
OF July, i-57.
TERMS--BOari $500; Washing 500; English Tni,iun
SlO; Modern Language, zach S2U: Latin $50; Music on
Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $50; Drawinr from
natur" $40: Painting. water cul0rs $40; In oil S.I. pnna.
rs Department for children un1cr 10 years of age $40.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uf the School: Right Rev
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev. Bi,hn,
Cob5s OF Alabama, Rev. Moses b. iIogc, ID. D.. Rev. r
'. Moore, ID. D., Rev. i. Gihi-rslecyc.
FA~CULTi.-Huhert z. L%cicbvr-. a. NJ, Principal
Rev. II : Krppler, W. c. Webb. a. NJ. John 2. Little, NJ
D., u. 4. Lewis. NJ. b, Joseph Michurd, John A Cslvo. G.
W.Thtlon. Mise Gordon. Mrs. Taylor. Mile Es,y.n. MlIr
Lacy, Miss Eliza Bartlett, etc, etc. Mad'iie Tiiicnrt
French GOverncss.
Alirt:.rs 10 be directed to
July 3-4m HUnfRT ? tErERyRE.
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SITUATION WANTED.

a GENTLEMAN who mas taught several years, the la.:
"A two in Virginia. desires a ~.ii-a;ion. He is fully COM
petca, TO ins,ruct in the English branches, Latin. Greek,
French. German, AMI the higher Mathematics. Testimo'
mails rs 10 ability, &c. given, il desired.
AI.n. a Lazy. a. experienced teacher. well qrGFlhed 20
in-:ruc:" = English. French. M--!c. vOcu! and Instrument:
a.. t.-irs. 4 SITUATION. References given and required
L.itc!s uiirr--.l 20 III. !. G. llaaove: Court i!eu7c'
Va. vii! receive prompt attention.
Sept l-SWJw
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4 EAR 1 VI.


WISH IN sci! thc Farm on whirh have long resided
3 III ne county ~ P~Owhrtan, on Appona;tox River. 50
y"I miles south West OF the Court House, IL consists 81
10 hCrrS, % which NJ least 40 ar" IA original wnois, "a
majority al which i Inn" tobacco hand having more hn,
timber tlhE can h." found on other lands within nvc mile.
of it.
In" improvements consist Of u substantial AMI c0mmD
dipH- brick iw"nlr. hOu-r. tbuilt Of best mHrrrirl4, under
my own "De'rshtivn, and uHitr lfr.. enough tor any urdl
mary iaInIiyJ quarters. barn, slnbl-s. cow house, &c with
an lee. hoG.", mot inferior. probably. to my in the country.
fruIi trees hmi springs ar" numerous anu excellent
There "" IL" fields for CultivAtiOn. Il standing pasture iol
citil. am! Il lhrg" body "f woodland. (tEr hogs each 81
parai-Iy enclosed. besides lots.
4, a !mn"r residence. il j. believed To BE- universally
considered, hy tno-t acquainted with III" premises, not in
i"riur. III plrnsantncs-, 10 any III the county. Il Is well
known, IL various persons, rE-t Residents on II have, tor
more t!nI MY years past, enjoyed, ~ a rcina khbIc de
| gree, exemption from HIiGIEml irycrs.
The dwelling hOus" ard all other buildings aud enclO
sIrc- haze been laid N AMI constructed III accordance
with my own Judgment and under my own direction. \
mur" rr"rI-" description l. ,i"rIii"d unnecessary. Every
facility Tor sowing wh"nt shall be- ginn,cd Ia It purchaser
who may be. also, accommodated with stocks pf all kinds
Hui "i zoo quality. wiIrrt thrr-hing machine, Otals W
crops nd agricultural !inplr;n.nts.
I"r.r;- wh" may wish 10 purchase nr invited To hd
dr"s- me-, NJ Abingdon, UHtIl the 18th inst; after that day,
It; Macon. in row!atan.
My -uniH law, Col II. l.. Hopkins, who j. ON the place
w!l!sh"w the Premises and receive propositions for il.
y. S-Sh"UId III. farm above. advertised h. not pr.vi
"I,ly -rid oy Erivai" sale. It shall be- pun;IrIy offered, I,
III" highest hIi;"r. "n ,la PREMISE, on TUESDAY, the
2-i day 0i Uct"5"r nest.
Sep,--ctjs Amer CRUMP.
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pIpry DoII,.RS REWARD.

DANtWiy from Ed'"Uud +. No"~ Oh t,'JN , S""6
10 III" iii ut August, 4 negro man n"iHti 49,
.,o-s oi sr... suurosed ABOUT -!> Zee; h.cA. IN TORN
hui |, usual .g5 oIe Of his hri=ai' ana nor us,
=; ID b, muscular than :c.by, Az! "Siaa; from t." 20
. gauud- his color ;awGy, hair hu'hy' head '''.A..' Mrrk
- - more lon. than gOgRI, eyes sira"., 'Vrcie'iH
I'm, .I;-h;lv c;scv!Urr.i irOm;ne usy OF Tobacco. he
,~rb assurance aai more Intelligence Than servants
ak. .ad NAY deceive The credu!1us. he nHn Il vile
.. mr. g.. lisile'.. but for some misconduct; about
-. ne was ordered from there, bu; II correct
:..uri. as ns. -;ill ir, QU"n;ed th're.
~, ag,.,,.. ei 10 Offer the above reward Ol FIFTY
;MS ~ lis apprehension and delivery 70 me. IN III,
,y Of Rramond. Dwarf A. J.
~ AGENT and Collector, NJ. : Wal! street.
'"la- -. Ch.rirs Holrl.
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MARSHALS SALE.

an FRIDAY, II 18th DAY Of next
at tho door Of the Corr; House 81 AsEh"n" 'eTnt,,
I shsi oyS.r 10, sal. TO the highest brid"r, Tor cs-s, al! ne
DAM. Locks and fixtures OF the Coal River Navigation
Company, yiug and being IN kan.~ha md Boone eoan,
80 ~ virTinia-,be san. being levied on By III. 10 sat.
;.fr ,hres ey.cutio.5 in f.yor o, scott L WhItIord, and or;
:. i.vo- nj, W:.g,srl Il. Webb. against sal: CompaH'. -.
HI :.7u.,i f-on! the United state Court tor ~ "'i'i.-
Di.,r.c; q Virginia held Il: Charleston
W. ROBT. BLAINE, Deputy,
For Jefferson 7. Martin, Marsha! " w.
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SEPTENBEI; 1ST II,G

Nt'itD llpi HIM. AND NEGRO BLANKETS.
HSilUS. Il. PRICE y GO. are opening A.. larc. and ry.
4 tcnsiH" assortment OF blankcrs, Heavy WUclrms nnd
Lin=eys, Tor nclt hands, to which they invite tine attention
oi merchants, .nriirih anu others netiiug such goods.
MI ui winch will he oncrci nj Inc loves, rates.
annnhs those 10 hand are white AID cu!nrrd Blankets
Heavy Sleeps fray Satnc;t=. extra stout krr.cys, virgi.
MA I"Ntten:!nry Cnss!nciis, FulIrd Cloths, BucnlbmI Sat
,inctts. heavy Plaid Iinseys tor uu,. women, d, o. l. md
np"arGs cotton p-nHburgs, PLAID Oanaburcs, Plaid Do.
Inceiics. brown ANA b!rrcr"d Shirrimgs and SncrtIrg..
coarse wuilrn lu-r nmL Socks. &c, Sc.
And by every arrival lircy are Receiving new nul Gle.
gan; goods, !" whic!. they risk the notice of lErir friend.
and the public. THOMAS Il. PRICE 4 CO
SEM. l--iNrlm
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VALUABLE FARM O. JAMEs KlyEK, >E'LN

MILES BLOW hIClNOND, fOh SAIL.
TIME Subscribers are authorized 10 sell q va,UaJ.. tam
OH James River, seven mile. below Richmond. IT,
old Osborne Turnpike runs through II.
Il confirms 100 acres, Of which 80 acres NJ" ci"nf"H r"i
| in a high state OF Improvement. II has all been r"c.u''r
Gnri-a portion az the rate vi 30 bushels, AMI tn" rect ly
bushels per acre. The land will produce. ~ y" re Iu
formed by the owner, from : 10 IL bHrr'is 81 'rfn PEI
acre, from IL 10 IS bu-hcls OF wheat, and from - t. 30
bushels Of oats, according ~ III" season. ], MI. :r." "
yer hnely. The wood land is Of similar soil &" '"" c.r't"''
and on a portion OF il Their" Is Il tr" parcel 81 h"nr' i'u'
timber.
Inc buildings consist Of II dwelling Win " rooms, : o.
which hay. s- places. Tier" sr" ! fJu5l" negro Gu.s
ter, and Ia large liable in good order. IH- b'rn u itr-'
and wclLcnn.,rrr,ri, TO which IL added n nIac4Hc'sHe-
and stationary horse power tor threading ~p.Gpb.r-. y
mo-, excellent ic".hOus". and ~! other Eec't,liJ aV'
house. There are two excellent Springs 81 water L-Dr
the bou.,. and n web in the stable yard. Tn"rr aye = w"
GOOD Irult trees On the cs;htc, besides Il yDau- "r"uDiD %"
Gently set out.
Tn: place is very heaithy-a. much 20 as any on tn
river.
There is n temporary wharf on tie river w~:I.!.,l.
,w.-- very well iurthe use OF The plhC-.
TpEMI-Dnc fourth ch-H; Dalanc" ~ ] end 3 F''.-.
ks.riu. interest. sccur't by trust tr"d.
apply 10 GoDDiH q Afrtk9'' HH.'-
s,,r lt--rlrn
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REipsRS

~ II. MCCQ&ai.Gk warrants his improved reHperto
u u |! acTes Of wheat per hnur-to save three.
fcu.ths Of Nil grain scattered by ordinary cradling-ta Is
I veil made and durable with proper care, sGi tlnt the
rnking can be welldonc by h man r.ails upon il. He
also warrants il Il good moving machine.
II, upon a fair trial, sail reaper cannot perform AZ above
represented, the purchaser may redeliverit tuH. NJ. Smith,
who ha. T. supply OF them on hand, and will give further
information 10 those in want.
Juuc ~ II. II. SMITH.
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W~ADsWORTH, TURNER Il 90

T'TH u NICIMOND. "a,
a RE now receiving II very large and general ss,orl.
~ men; oi Ricii Fancy, aud Staple Fall uud Winter
DRY GOODS,
To which they particularly invite the attention yf rue,.
rlhn,s.
\ very lnr&" consignment, Of II" celebrated Rock Island.
North t"r"ll'm, cnsslmcFes nni Jeans, Just Ia hnud.
Semi l-1ru
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or LANE
S-FTsE UT w |
OFFER for sle the estate of the late john GUOding,

II OFFER for sale the estate Of the lat. john GoOding,
calIe! MULBERRY ISLAND, in Richmond county,
Virginia. It lies on the RappahannDck river, in the uppe.
| cad Of said county, near tho wiiarves called smith and
Carers. 1t contains LEO rcre' Of land OF excellent
I quality, and is capable ui division into several convenient
| and good Farms. There is On 1t u great abundance 0!
Cord Wood and Timber OF almost every variety; almost
enough to pay the price asked for the Land.
Th- improvements consist ot 4 email Dwelling lately
built, = large and convenient barn, nearly completed, and
suycrnl tenant houses.
p.r.ons DESTROYS 10 purchas" nre referred TO Mr.. WV
CARTER. OF Carriers wharf, where I'll" =t"niii'r. o'l"''n
Baltimore and fredericksburg regularly stop. Mr. carer
will show the land. and can furnish the means ol Vsiiih2
it to those who wish to view 1t.
The price askei il SlU per mere. Inc lAhd - ""''n
NOR. bu, mn. i, n, SI0 IN ensure a sale. Three thousand
dollars will be required in cash, or II d"sir," 2E me pun
chaser, a negotiable note with approved .hiot,'f' at .oat
months. interest added. he cr'dN P'S"''"'' "' ~
made very accommodating. ,.u ...,L.
II not iold privately before that day snail ore su'
T and ,,r ssI, a, public auction. at the premises. on TUES
DAY, the 7th day OF Octoncr next.
address me al Hague, =" estniorcIand, "a
RIO. MAYO, in,
Attorney in fact for Mrs. :. W. GooDrSG.
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AUCTION SALES,
BIZ TH0s BRANCH & Sons. AUCTiONEERS,
Petersburg, Va.


. fSlAiE ~ StRii COUNTY, VA.
var. und'r-'"n"'! WI a"l. without reserve, n, public
q h'irfi"". "i THURSDAY. he II dry o. October. tho
whole ct their r"nl estate. IuraI-I in the county q. Surry.
rinhra'iII bout FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF excel
lett FARMING, TIMBEEEp AMI WOOD LAND. which
vii be divided into FAME$ nni TIMgER Tracts from
100 I" :b Acre. zach.
THIS property Is within fvr miI"- a.! C!ip Oaks. IL tide.
water inI': from James Ri."~. nui n~hvj.n5ie Tor yr-scls nf
" I" ! feet hruG-i:. which ur" running weekly from their
wharf IA Low P"II' - In" Northern port, laden with lum.
Der, wood, charcoal, slaves. Sc
The whole Tract IS inter serted by n new and .ub-lsuti,l
plank road, which extends nearly 10 the ghntl at Low
Point. thereby facilitating tn" Carriage ot lumber, &C.. TOR
shipment.
The FARMING lands embrace about 1900 acrcs nearly
al Of which nave been we'll married with. mari of the best
qualify. which Is abundant on the whole tract. They will
produce hn'Iy, IN wheat. corn and oats. uud the crns. &c,
especially clover. Tn" timber-d lands are principally in
Original growth "f yellow pine, aud present unusual In.
iic-nicuts to hip builders Tor mlasts and spar timbers, sc ,
which arr IN great demand.
the wood band will yield very largely in sale wood
and CHARCOAL WOOD. and may b. made quite profit.
nhir.
Til" ncighborhooi is proverLinlly healthy mud is being
-e'iird with enterpEising, intelligent md successful fnrm.
CTs.
Its vicinity to the Norfolk AMI Petersburg Railroad,
about s miles, and its convenience to Underwater, com.
''ii'h wan other advantages, recommend this properly
10 Tue particular attention oi farmers, lumber men, ship
builders, wood rutIsr-, charcoal burners AMI spectators.
Tia" terms will les accommodating and will he mwie
Known III the .hlr. which sill commence. II. the Grit Mill,
tNn""n A. AY"rv'") on III" promises, 1T II o'clock, NJ.
ANY Information may be inl by application in Peters.
burg. - J. ALEXANDER FACE,
sept 26-c"2w BLAKE pITTMAN.
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JOSEPH RODGERS Il SONS GOODS

NNv nave III sturr, imported by ns. u good assortment
OF loss, r Rodgers Il sons Knives and Forks, IN
ss;.- :: ~ and 81 piece, with Ivory, stag and Ebony
G4ai!cs
iyorr handle Dcss.i, md Table Knives, !or sil .cr Forks
Ivory. stag, Ebony and CorGn hauel" Knives and Fork,
by the dozen
Ivory and Sing h.aIa- Carving knives and Forks
Pen Pocket ana Desk Knives. kazOrs, Razor Stropa
I,.,",s and a large lot OF Ladies' and Genilelasu -
SCISSORS for sale by SMITH L. HARDWOOD.
Sen. ~ Importers. NJ. o., Main stree,
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SALE OF A VALUABLE ESTiTE IN THE
COUNTY OF G~OOCHLAND. UNDER THE ORDER

OF THE COURT.
! virtue Of a decree OF the Circu, Court OF Gooch
ID land, made on the OH Of September inst, in the
cause of Argyle's administration Va. Curd's Trustees, md
Others, the unde rsigned, commissioners acting under said
order, willoacr for sale at public auction. a. Goochlnnd
Cour, hou.r, ON the 18th day of November next, (being
court day the tract OF land now In the occupancy OF DR..
Thomas Curd, called Dunwoodie, containing 80! acres.
about 100 acres in creek and branch HAT, and M hbun.
dance OF oak aud pine timber, situated on Beaver Dam
creek. three miles from the James River Canal, and three
miles from ~tiuOch!and Court House.
There is on the premises n good iwellin. house; al.o, Ii
barn and negro quarters.
TERMS-One.tour,h cash. and III" residue in three
eaual annual instruments. Walter d. L-nkr. one OF the
commissioHcrs, will give any Information r"quirei
p. X. G.'ATTAN,
c. w. DABNEY,
w. b. LEAkE,
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SUGARS, COFFEE, M0LASSEs, &c.
~ HEDS New Orleans and Cuba Sugars
sDO loo hbls Coffee c Yellow do
leo packages Loaf and Crushed do
500 bags LnguHyra aud Old Java Coffee
70 bags Mocha do
400 bags Rio do
~ packages Teas, good quality
lM abi. New Orleans MolassCs
Cd hhds AMI tierces Cuba Molasscs
500 boxc, Adsmsntine and 1Aliow Candles
80 boxes Soap
800 boxes Glass. sXl0 and l0Nl2
lu iozO Rrooms
l0O reams Wrapping Paper, large ana small
2Do dozen Bed Cords
10 dozen Painted Buckets
100 bales Wick and Irvine
so bags Shot assorted
500 los Lead
RICE. p-pp-., srce and many other articles for sale OIL
Reasonable terms, by
Al: @u-ciw HUGH w. FRY < SON.
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WI. HOLT RICHARDSON

NIINIHNNI IATIUK,
1iTI STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE TIorE!,
INA just received and opened a most !eauuiul and
desirable assortment of CLOTUs CASSlMERES
and VESTlNGS. selected by L:m.erf with much care in
the Northern cities. suitable Tor Fall and Winter wear.
which be would be p'ea.ed 10 make up in the most supe-
rioI style ard on reasonable terms. He solicits a call from
his friends and customers and the public generally.
sent t5-cln
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. TWO
NJ g. uNEsT AE Al Elp stL

TIME beautiful country seat, located As above, oanst
and occupied by II. B. Dickinson, E-q, Is 'or
sale. The dwelling has attached 70 it about 81 acIes.
i'll a high s,a,e Of cultivation. The dwelling is nearly hr"
il large and elegantly finished, and possess every coa:iort
and accommodation usually found IN such al establish
meus The on, buildings are also comfortable and ample
for the use Of The place. Il desired, more land eaa DC h"4'
Terms reasonable. Apply 10
Sent II-clnJ 6ODDtS * aFfhhHc'
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AUCTION SALES,

BY DICKINSON. HILL Il co, AUCTS
E'RoEs duy. at .! O'clock, will be cold T.,
iksiy N-groes-con,ls:ins OF Men, boy, and s.,F,
sd ""n!ca and chilJrcn
Sept II DICKINSON fUrr & ro ,.n.