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NARSHAE'S SAEE.-In virtue of three wrIts
~ Of FIerl Facias, issued from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court or the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed, 1
wi expose 10 public sale for CASH. in front of the
Court house door OF sad county, on WEDN rs
DAY, the 28th day of October. at u O'Clock M the
following described property, to wit: all defendants
Tigh title claim and interest IN and to that part Of
Lot No. II. IN Square No. S74, commencing q feet
inches from the northeast of said lot front
ing l6 feet Inches on l street North, between 9th
and 10th streets West, and running back that W dth
the whole depth of the lot, together with all and
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property OF Wi Jam ID. Acken, and Ill
be sold to satisfy JudicIss Nos. $751; S7s and 49, to
Obtober term, 1867, favor of Charles koones. use
OF Parker +. Clark. Peter j. Steer, and Fielder NJ.
Mag ruder, rS. W lillian ID. Acken. =
- 49,. J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District OF Columbia.
oc dtds
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Parade Of the Troy Fir. pepar,m.,,.

Troy, N. \ :, Oct. 22.-The annual parade Of
the y, NE department OF this city took place to-day
IL was brilliant display. Thousands of our
citizens turned out to witness the nar,de N
closes with grand hail tonight.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Flour advanced; sales Of
500 bbls; State a 7Oasi so; Ohio SIS -2Oss5 IS;
Southern IS 3OaS5 So
Wheat declined sales Of q, 900 bush; Chicago
81 OaSl t3 red 81 .2laS1 30. Corn quiet sales
unlmporiant; prices nominal.
Pork is dull; mess $40. Beef lower at si2 50
aSl3 for Chicago repacked. Lard is heavy at II
aHhc. = =
Whisky is lower; Ohio 9ia2iYc.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE BY ORDER OF THE
II ORPHANS Court, OF HORSES, MULES. Car
TIE, FARMING UTENSILS, NEGROES, ANp HousE-
HOLD FURNITURE, AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDN ES-
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m, shall
sell at the late residence of Washing ton Berry de-
ceased the road leading from north Capitol street
near GIenwood Cemetery, all OF the stock, consist
ing 81 Horses: nj ues Cows, Carriages, and Farm
Ing tensIls, DO. Also, two old servants, slaves
for life; one Servant woman for term three wears
and nine months. Also; such Household Furniture
as may not be required by the family.
Terms: All sums of and under s9i cash, in hank
able funds over $40, a credit Of two and four
months VIII be given for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed bearing interest from day of sale BY order
ofthe e2ecutriN.
DC II -3tWS&T AGREEN Auctioneer
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Earfhquake,

NEw YORK, Oct 23-The shock Of an earth
quake was felt at Buffalo, Forrest Hill, and Day
ton, in this State, this afternoon
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Inspection of the Defence.

NEW YORK, Oct % The Secretary Of the War.
accompanied by Lieutenant-General scott and
others, made visit Of inspection TO-DAY 20 the
various forts defending the city Of New York
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Sailing of the Bark Ellen.

NORFOLK, Oct 23-The bark Ellen which res
cned the survivors Of the Central America, sailed
to-day, having been repaired and fitted out al the
government expense. Capt johnson has not re-
seived one dollar Of the Subscriptions raised at
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Town Eleetiou.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Returns Of ffty-sIx counties
IN Iowa give the Republicans a majority Of up
ward of GOO. The Republicans have carried both
branches of the Legislature
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. N.-FIour is generally un-
changed; Howard street and Ohio IS IS CITY
Mills IS 12K for cash and s5. 37H on time
Wheat is hrmer; red 81 .I5asi 20; white 81 goa
q - Corn is steady; yellow and white 6sa6sc
Whisky is better; Ohio 2la22c. .'
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Street Fight in Memph,s.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 2I In a street sght
which occurred in this city this morning Colonel
CockFell, proprietor of the Commercial Hotel
was BADLY wounded by pistol In the hands OF
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N suddenly. on the Esd instant, ALBERT GA
t I'll, aged hye ears, SON OF Nicholas and Chris
Tina Van Ness Callan. 1905. ~
Inc friends Of the family invited to attend the
iuneIa! on sunday, at % clock p. m.
=, IN ahe Isl instant, the county of Gooohland
ahnius ~ LAWSON, Esq, formerly Treas
adef Oh the state OF Virginia in the SD year OF hls
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CHICAGO, Oct 23d.-The steam propeller Rein
deer, running between here and Montreal went
TO pieces at Point Ansable on Monday, and all
hands were lost except two. -- =
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sky is lower; Ohio 9la2iXc.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Oct. @.-Stocks are dull. Illinois
Central RR shares rs; do. bonds So; Michigan
southern 6; N Central 90; Reading RR &c; Vir-
ginia 6,s 70 - 81
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In the voluminous extfaets Ssomy TIA rsoords OF
the session Of the Western Church, which was
laid before the committee, they see no reason to
question the propriety Of tbs proceedings and
ruling OF the Presbytery in the premises, and
consequently recommend that the synod decline
to entertain the appeal The COMMITTEES further
ask to be discharged
Signed bye. w. Read, r. Fletcher, and W.
F. Gaines - =
The report was accepted, and the committee
DIR. Van Patten, who was present, now gave
notice Of his intention to appeal to the higher
judiciary. 80 .
The Synod then went into free conversation on
the state of religion, and was thus occupied
when this report closed o.. ~.
CENTRE MARKET.-This morning, the supply
was amply sufficient for the demand. The at
tendance of countrymen was not very large, but
the quantities offered made up for the absence of
dealers. The officers were on duty at the market,
and prevented disturbance by one or two drunken
persons, who were promptly elected from the
market. Prices Were about as follows
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WATCH RErURNs.-Mrs. Honora Moriarty,
ireland, drunk and disorderly; workhouse so
days. WIN Galloway, colored, do; do. Chas
Mcdonald, ID. c., do; do Nj. H. Campbell, Ire
land, mania-a-potu; released to his friends WIN.
h. Eaton, Pa, disorderly and riot security for
further hearing. John Carr, ID. C do; do Henry
Dodridge, Germany, disorderly; fine and costs.
s34i. Charles Gregory, Prussia, do do Fred
erick Whitmore, Md do: do. Adam Lippard
Md, do do. Jno. Miller, Germany, assault and
disorderly; security for court Six dodgers, all
from other cities They were saved from the
workhouse by promises Of Immediate departure
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CHINESE Sugar CANE SYRUP. from
foeVes MIN, OF superior quality il now for
'''s Ssa Until 81 f %lGsGS ,Ssss.
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osqI AUcTIoI lAIH. N
TO-DAY TOMORROW MoRN,Nt,
By WALL L BARNARD, Auotioneer,.

TODAY 4 TOMORROW MORNING.
By WALL L BARNARD, Auetioneer..
A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF PURNI-
u. TuRE AND HOUSEHOLD EYTfcrs -On Mon
denee Of DAVID Finch, asoesssa on is,s street rs:
vii sell The snts p.sons ses
hne rosewood case Piano ind Stool
Manngany Sofa, do. Arm and Parlor Chairs
10 Rockers, 0ttOn,ans -
n DO Centre, Side and Dining Tables
par!or, hall, and chamber Carpets
ppaS,o 40, charnber and cooking Stoves
q dsteaas, Beds. Mattresses -.s te 80
Wardrobes, Bureaus, wasbstands .-- "a
Switchboard. Extension Tables
C E pa,nsr BEDS, Blankets, and other Bedding
CURTAINS, Lounges Fire Irons
Iron and Tin ware Kitchen Reeaisite. $50
t S,ms % and under, cash; over that amount
credit OF o. and 81 day for notes SATISFACTORILY en-
oc 2a-ts WALL < BARNARD. Auo,,.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
pUBLIC SALE OF HORSES, CATTLE
IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD AND kITcHsS FEsN
TIoYon Mo yDAY. the astR instant f. shah I A .s
the right of Rock Creek road IL mile from The ooS
Creek church, commencing at NJ O'Clock a. M All or
the stock, consisting of
Cows and Cattle. amIly Carriage r-r
Carts, Farming Implements
Some of the cattle are very fat -rH
Aais s"' Iot o. Corn Fodder, Hay, Cabbage, &c.
tuIe' amongst which Will lie found frstrate Pr
Terms Of sale: The Corn HAY and Cattle will ma
sold for cash in bankable funds: the balance will he
sold As follows all sums under $50 cash in fanka
BILE funds S5n, credit of and months will he
given, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
Oc2 ID -..A GREEN Auotionaar
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Millinery, &C.

IN MRS. G.. KING
Il rs this opportunity to inform her customers,
friends, and the public general that she has opened
4Na store ON Pa. avenue. bet 9th andsf n
SYsSInth streets, No 23, where she wilESSkZ
* always keep n full assortment of sQUSo
r A NCN 30 y r. rs,
Satin snd Velvet BONNETS. nBark-Straw BON
NETS, fine and extensive assortment of French
and American
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS,
and new and splendid variety of -.
RIBBONS.
Children's Embroidered Csps, Ladies' Caps w hIte
and black Laces, EmbrOidenes. all coors Satin and
Vevets, DC
Returning her sincere thanks to those who patro-
missed her at her former stand No. III LouisIana ave-
nue., she hopes that they will continue to do the
same at the new Store No. 293 Pa. avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets. -"
oc :3-3t MRS. C. KING.
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4 BEDS AND NMATrffRREEssEs,
PLATED GOODS,
CHINA. GLASS, AND CROCKERY,
JAPANNED GOODS,
BRITANIA WARE,
D.. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TABLE CUTLERY,
BRONZED IRON GOODS,
LOOKING GLASSES,
WOOD& WILLOW WARE,
'' BASKETS. BRUSHES. &c !,
forming an immense variety of Us ful and Fancy
Articles, embracing almost every thing required to
furnish the Parior, Ghamber, Dinlng-room and
Kitchen, all of which will sell very low prices
for cash, or on time for approved PAPER.
G. w. BOTELER,
General House Furnishing Store.
Oc l3- eOGt Iron Hall.
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BLITz concludes his successful performances
in Alexandria tonight, and on Monday and
Tuesday light will unfold his budget Of wonders
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. Our friends
In that quarter must give him good reception.
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AUCTION BALES.
AZ RONT1 - Cs,OX-..,

-, 81 BoNTz Z cOoMys. Auetionesr.. :
A ITsn b sAt d OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
sssh ia Asr, q 81 S asioSs
We snail sen, at our Auction Rooms. on Nh stresf
NO and genera sssortment Of Household
So,as, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads
Isblos, Mahogany and Cane Chairs --.
Sideboard, Feather Beds ewes. 3 rs.-
Csrpetings. OilclOth, Mattresses
Washsiands. Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses s."
large loo or Cooking and other Stoves
Together with general assortment Of -
China. Glass. and Creckery Ware s..r.-
Dry Goods. Fancy Arricles.&c. -r-
It BoNTZ & coOMBs. Aucts.
By JAS. C. McGUIR T., Auctioneer. 80
nESIRA BILE Two STORY BRICK DwEI-
r. ling ,h9 Rn ASo Lot IN THE yIcINIIy OF
NOON, October y, at AZ O'Clock, on the premises.
fronting 3 feet on 18th street. between and Mas,
sachusetts avenue, running back l24 feet AZ inches
to an alley, with the improvements, consisting OF a
neat and well-built twostory brick DWELL house
wood sh eds. DC. 0A so'0"'
Terms: One third cash the residue in six.
ana sd WE'VE months. with interest, secured by q
oc 24-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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A HOUSE FOR A FIYE-DOLLAR BILL
n Notes Of the States Of Virginia. Mary land and
others. OF the Corporations Of Georgetown and Al
exandrla, and of our City Banks, will he taken at
par for chances TO a Rattle of House and Lot,
title ndIsputabe, In Square 81. part of Lot l5 front
ing Is feet on 9Th street, between and streets,
First Ward and ~ feet deep.
There are $50 chances at five dollars each.
The drawing will take Place NJ Charles Werner's.
as soon as all the chances taken.
certificate with n number on each will be given
rs receipt for the money, and as a chance for the
drawing.
The time when the drawing takes place will be
made known through this paper ...
This is good opportunity ia get rid Of all the pa
per money at CHARLES WERNER'S, $50 Penn
sylvanIa avenue. ..l..- .-..i. Oc 2O-2wr
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PHLEBITIs A man died recently in Alabama
from the nail Of his toe growing into the flesh
The trouble is technicallYlcalled" phleb So
Exchange.
Our Reuben says his trouble is nntechnically
called " flea bitesn
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.,
On the I'D instant. BY the Rev. DR.. Cummins,
county. Va. to Miss CAfHAhINE L. KYLE, Of
Alabama.
AT c arlise, Pa, on the 22d October by the Rev.
DR. McCIptock, Mr.. CHARLES w. CARDIGAN
to Miss LIZZIE c. X. SEYMOUR.
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DEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.-The sub
h scrIber has large number Of CITY LOTS,
some of the most desirable, in every section Of the
city, which he will sell for reasonable prices for the
paper or certified checks of City Banks. Titles
all good. JAS. CADEN,
&C 22aw1m No. ga r street.
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ERUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.

ERUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, &c.
The undersigned calls the attention of planters to
his extensive stock Of FRUIT TR EES, which 80
are Of the hnest quality, guaranteed TO accu- ~
rAcy, and very cheap, viz:
2,W0 Dwarf Pears choicest variety, native and Eu-
ropean, S25 to S35 per loo.
IS 0f0 Peach Trees, standard kinds, go per loo.
l0,S1 Apple Trees. bsst Southern variety, sl3 per
1GO. =
300 l.awton Blackberries.
Apricots, Cherries, Plums, Ounces, Grape Vines
Strawberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries Currants,
&c. an immense stock Of all the finest variety.
Shade Trees, Evcrgreens, Roses, Rhubarb and
Asparagus Roots.
With all articles pertaining to the Nursery and Seed
business. JOHN SAUL,
3967th street. corner III street,
oc ID cost WASHINGTON, ID. C..
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THE CoURT OF CLAIMS YEsrERDAY-The ar
gument for the claimants In the case Of Henry J.
Anderson Us. the United States was resumed and
concluded by Hon. George E Badger, when the
case was submitted for the decision of the court
after which the court adjourned till IL o'clocE
this morning.
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DOR RENT-Prof. II. w. MUNDER having
Il fitted up his Hall in an elegant manner, which
renders one of the prettlest rooms in this city, will
be rented upon moderate terms for Soreos, Suppers
Dinners. or Promenade Concerts. Apply at the
Hall on Tuesday, "Wednesday, and Thursday even
lngs from ia until 91s O'Clock.
His School is now open for the reception of pup pills
on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and evening.
~ 22-tf
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LIvELY.-Last night the auxiliary guard came
upon number Of young men, who having been
INDUCING rather freely were so very mrthful az
to disturb the peace and quiet Of the city. The
advice of their friends to DE more moderate in
their mrth having effect, the guards arrested
them and placed them in the guard honse This
morning they were released with fine and costs
of 81 al each
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FIRING PISTOLS. Last night number of
young men were amusing themselves I'm street
pistol firing practice. Captain Mills came upon
them and tried to find out who fred; but the
young men seemed inclined to throw off; and one
wanted to know what right the Captain had to
interIOgate him! The Captain. knowing that the
pistol was fired from the party, arrested two of
them. and took them to the Guard house inform
ing them that, after nights rest, they would
probably he more willing to answer the question
This morning Justice Dom held them TO bail to
answer the charge OF riot and disorderly conduct.
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The Synod met again at S O'Clock. and IN. Mod
orator announced that the subject before the
me-tlee was the resolution offered By the Rev
Dr. Newii0 AZ substitute for the. eport Of the
Setsmnier on The Minutes OF the General Assem-
Al De re9ueSt Of several members the resolu-
tiOa MAS again read
Mr. James Edwards, Of the Columbian Col
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WANTS.

"ANTED-Two first class DRESSMAKERS.
w Apply at M. WILLIAMS, No. 50 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. opposite Centre Market. &C 2S-tf
WANTED.-A COOK for q small family.-No
w one need apply that has not thorough knowl-
edge of her business aud can come well recommend
ed. Apply at 24O street, between 9th and 7th.
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Il ent BRICK HOUSES on Fayette street I'D
joining The Convent, undergoing complete re-
PAR and Will he Tor rent ON the 4th OF August. Ths
hSyI1g Children TO educate. Apply TO JOHN l.,
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WANTED TO RENT-By member Of Con-
w gress for OF months, from the goth of next
month, comfortable Furnished House, in this city +,
containing paror, dining room, kitchen. and about
four sleeping rooms. Address, stating terms. * c..
j. b. H.. Columbia Hotel, corner 9Th and streets.
90
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMTS

GAME TO THE PREMISES OF the subscriber
~ one shout the last Of August, and the ~zerH
other early in September, two, COWS: fkSFS
one red buffalo, with white spots, add the s9
other a red. horned Cow, with white back, aad q
Leaf her collar around her neck with a name pou IN
The owne or owners will come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away from
Fossets drove Yard, Little Fails Road. oc "a Sts
WANTED.-A WOMAN to do general House
w work IN n small family None need apply
without the hest of references. Apply at No. s. lst
street, Georgetown, ID. &, .-.| =
NO " q
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=. RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
ZEN DAILY, sEarwEEXLf, AND WEEKLY
frH w.. plrC,IIE & DUNNAVANT.
II Z K Al ) :

..,v,p dolars per annun. and al the
r. '"sH - II taken for shorter period than one
.s s'.h, m w cckly hvc dollars per snnuIn ana
& o'h. payable .x in sop'ss for
Ne,sy k"aHHTi, =; ,vauc.. When letters containing
BE- , :n'!a'y -, mail they must be registered, OF they
~ aey axe go I a., ,hr writer's
y yc ~ '"' rFnWs uF ADVERTISING.
r>,,iErR--Eor TEN lines OF less, nrst
Il TnS pA. and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
~,s G"'s So s.sn Or ,%,ss Ss sisss
week tMfi ,.o ia,,.,ci only week fifty cents
=, .irh Insertion For TEN Gucs or LEGS, frs,
Is 'hS nv, cra,.; Tor each subsequent insertion
'f''l"h ,sbrn inserted only once week seVehtyh'e
% s ,Ss rFs li"e' or less fsr s;,v ,n,%s
",,r;.rrs are charged S35 Tor one square OF te
,ar nv, sGuarcs. sd in that proportion LOT sa
fs' ts If kcr,urrr length. except AuctioneerS ~ne
sd 500 (pGpcr 'ncluded)
.. ,I Obi,unrc. and Tributes of Respect cNceouihe
~ ,nrs ARE CHARGED ior es adSert!sem'nts.
ss',:s rom distance must be accompanied ~Mn Tue
ar satisfactory references. 10 insure exeS"t'
~. 20! ,. "a mi. o,c. may be remitted per mail IN
available Bank notes, ii registered at the r'sk o
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LAND SALE LOUISA.

DY virtae OF decree OF the Circuit Conrt 81 Louisa
ID County, rendered ut the April term. ls' "i s1
Court in the casc Of Bunch aud wife asn,; P'rkin' a,
oherr as Commissioner appointed by suid decree, snI
SELL On SATURDAY. the 18th dny of Angu,t next ut p"e
lie auction 10 the hghest bidder, at Bells Cross H"ad. u
sad county tract Of JOB .? land, seorn 70 u.
estate ot John Perkins, deed.
This tract of Gpd is btu .to IL af tie bt :oharso
grown regionJ ia tue S;ne, ANA o!s great
70 any one wishing 10 engage in that business II adGs
Inc lands Of James ~ Wright and others Ind within
o,e mile Of dell. Cross Roads. Iii. all timbcrcd land rX
cept between 10 and 20 ana is well supplied VIII
good water.
Persons wishing 10 purchase get any Information
they desire from myself or Capt. VIM Perkins who re-
sides the land
TERMS--Su much cssl will bc required will hc sli
fcirnt to delrny the expenses sale and OF u nnd
for tue balance OF the purchase money. credit Of nnd
years will he given the purchaser giving bond witt 90
security bearing interest from the day ol sh III ths IN
be paid annually art y, ,,,r ,a Le retained Ill
full payment - 80
June lr--c,I,s EDWARD II. LANE, Cnmmr.
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ONE or TWO VIRGINIA FARMS At FRI
EDGE HILL FOR SALE.

HAVlSG determined to south, otrr u" G0r' s".'
IL privately the Farm which nov rrsid' III
line county, fork Of the Mulinponi Iivcr c"h"s
By recent survey, one thousand and nifty seven "'
No51) in very healthy and "srcc"he nelshbotu'a
The tract combines all the advantages OF an ui!" 90"
river bottom farm, with abundance oi wood !a,' h."
good building timber. The nrm is well wai'Ern pS !
nnnber Of BRANCHES, besd. the river, and as Zoo,
springs ns any in ihs section Of country nv "m W.,
ling, Which is large aud comnlodlous u s'tu"r" upo
high emincnce commanding beautiful we" over
large Hat OF river BOTTOM with all hc ether "nsol'ca m m
cessary for large farm. The soil well naHi' " w Wv
quality TOR manufacturing purposes with nn "nann VI
plaut land. deem any further description unnctes'
as these wishing TO purchase will view the prrsrs
fore doing The subscriber will take great pc"su'' "
showing the land to any one wshing to purehas'.
If not sold before the 2ih of July next will Oh That o">
expose the above tract ot land u, public auction.
My address is Flippo's P. o., Caroline county ,u.,v
MAY -cWids THOS i. GOOPNIN
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THE FOURTH OF JULY FROM A FRENCH
POINT or VIEW.

We translate from The Conrier 6es E.ats Unis. the
follow ing gloomy comments on the 4th of July, with
the simple remark that there IL u warning in the one
sided aud exaggerated view taken by the French
editor which reeont events in New York. MsSsachu
setts aud Ohio. bid us to take to heart:
Tho i:ighty-First Anniversary Of American lnde'
r.u.ienc. finds the Union advancing in its usual path
of material prosperity; bnt We doubt whether tls
Founders of the Republic, if they could rise ir III
their tOmbs would congratulate their descendants
upon the moral progress OF the country. Respect
for the CONSTITUTIONS, obedience to law and Tho prac
iice of puaiie and private virtues are daily becoming
moro feeble; fact conspicuous as It ID alarming
Evsrywhere we see esotistn and ambition. and We
look IN vain for genuine patrotsn noble ssntin ens
seem to have been ericed from tho hsart OF the na.
tiun only to exist, like generous but empty echo
in the speeches Of orators in quest of popularity.
This picture, which we do not e1aggerate, can bt
found to-day in more than one Of the States Of
Cuuiod.racy. May it open the eyes Of the American
psu,le especially OF those whose business II is t
guide this people towards the Future May the re-
collections of this day lead back their spirits i'll tn.
path which they seem to have insensibly abandoned
In few years, that which is to-day only pniLfu
contrast between the Present ayl the Past, may bt
misfortune without remedy. The Fourth OF July
which was the glory si two generations, is beginning
TO be rep.osch for the living generation; and if WI
do not take heed it will only BIZ of regret TO-
the generation which will follow