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LATER FROM HAVANA.

New ORLEANS, Sept. T2.-The steamship Philadel.
pha has arrived, with five days later news from Ha'
vana. The crops were quite tiattering Spectators
were endesvorng TO keep up sugar. with but little
prospect of success Money was stringent. Ell.
change nominal. Freghts quiet.
The Spanish feet was awaiting further orders, but
no serious apprehensions were entertained OF any
thing beyond diplomatic rupture.
The health of Havana was improving.
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LARGE FIRE AT ST. John. n. b.

I1hISUII EIhhh1 II y DOIIHI' " '''
ST.. JoHS, n. B., Sept. ia fire broke out here
THE morning in John Dawson's house on Corporation
street. from whence it extended to PorGnd street, de
stroying Orange corner, and as far back as Chapel
street. The Methodist meeting house was saved
About forty houses were burned. The value of the
property destroyed is s6OOUO, and the estimated in
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TEACHERS.

SlTUATiOES, n Teuchers in Seminarics or Families
~ desired Tor several Young Ladies' Graduates
Wyoming seminary, at Kingston, Pa
Applications for thorough rnd experienced !nstrucr
IN any OF the branches taught in the best Femal. Scmlu
RIGS may be addressed, with references. 10 the uude
signed, 4. NELSON
Principal Of Wyom!,. Seminary,
Aug Civ Kingston "a
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f,n1,pT u.pTIaJ, ORDERED

A naval court martial has been ordered TO assemble
in Washington city on the 23d inst, for the trial OF
Lieut.. L. H. Lyme The court to consist of the fol-
lowing officers: Capts. r. b. Cunningham and A. A.
HARDWOOD; Commanders w. w. Hunter, II. j. Page,
T. A. Jenkins, John Rodgers and j. b. Marchand. j.
NJ. Carlisle, judge advocate.
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too many to put upon coach although th.r ,.gs
in burning September sun. (which all the
passenger, bu. two refused to do if the s stsSd
not be furnished for extra baggage unless II
was paid for. We then proposed to have all the bag
gage weighed and pay for the excess above the pre-
scribed weight. although no weight had been pre-,
scribed when we embarked. We we're then told
that coach would not be furnished unless we paid
for nine seats, which refused to do, and at this
point the agent jumped upon coach and went ell
TO Jacksop's river. As have said we deem it our
duty to denounce such conduct, and to declare the
opinion that the Legislature ought to pass such
law as will by adequate penalties protect travellers
in Virginia from such impositions cnd hazards.
JAMES LYONS.
THOMAS H. ELLIS,
JAS. w. CURTIS,
w. MACKEY.
THOMAS E. DEPP,
WI. II. KERR,
n. PHELAN,
JNO. n. HARRISON.
p. S. After the above was written, Mr. Steel the
geutleiuanly proprietor OF the Hotel, procured US
coach by paying for six seats, so that fare was
s. instead OF 81 each as it should have been.
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ILLNESS OF HON. THos. II. !

ILLNESS OF HON. THOS. III. BENTON.
WAsHINGroN. Sept. l3.-The public will regret to
hear that Hon. Thos. H. Benton lies exceedingly i'll
in this city of disordered bowels. He has been in.
disposed some ten days, Blu: did not yield to it until
Wednesday. Drs.Hall and May arc almost in con.
slant attendance His case is considered CRITICAL and
dnep interea; EXPRESSED as to it's cOurse.
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a1J,nICROITS INCIDENT

An incident took place at the Junction Hotel this
afternoon upon the arrival of the train from Indian.
apolis. 4 gentleman and lady, inspired with sud
den recognition observed to rush frantoaly in
TO each others arms, and the fun Of it was that after
hearty embrace, they discovered that both had the
advantage" They were strangers, but the lady mis-.
taking him for her "dear cousin Charlie had EN-.
braced him, while he, with half defined recollection
of having seen her before, went in lemons and got
squeezed" Their mutual embarrassment upon the
discovery OF the mistake, can well be imagined
Lafayette (Ia.) Courier.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, sErr. l2.

BREADSTUFFS-The market is hrmer tor State -four
with a good demand for export aud We advance the
range of ouors,ions Western supcrfne is also little
bgher bur all the outside range of extras are lower The
sale. are 5000 bbs at s5.20a5I0 for common to good
State s5ja5 65 for State s. l5aji9 tor
10 good Michigan Indiana Ohio, Iowa, &c. and s3 5OaG
80 tor extra do.
southern aour heavy especially for the better grades
with sales of LOO bbls. sjJOa59o for mixed to good
brand, Of Baltimore. Alexandria, Georgetown, Frede-
rcksburr &c and s6sseo for fsvorte fancy and extra
brands do.
COTT0N-There is very little doing and the higher
grades are fraction euser but other quaities remain the
same the saies are about 100 bales
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DECLINE IN CoTroN-ADvANCE IN srER-

New ORLEAEs, Sept. l2.-The cotton market has
declined nearly cent per Id. here during the week,
and the market 10 dull at the decline New crop mid
ding, which cold on Tuesday at ljial6c has been
sold to-day at l5Ial5ic. The receipts are increas-
ing.
Exchange on London has recovered from it's de-
preston, and is now firm Of 3! per cent.
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MORE FAILURES.

WAsHrYGToS, Sept. H.-lt is reported that the old
established Banking house. of Pairo X HOurse, of
this city, have suspended They have made al as,
segment. Ii is believed their assets largely exceed
their liabilities,
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Corn meal IS unchanged we quote Jersey at 81 Is q
1 20; Braudywine 81 40 I so; the sales 80 bbs
fer export but heavy for broken lots of Southern there
10 good shipping demand and large uniform lots are
saesble The sales 500 bushels white Southern
81 ~ 33 for common 81 40 IS tor good PRIME
zoo red Southern 81 81 80; 3 900 damaged red and
white az % 81 10; $500 white Kentucky at 81 A.
600 white Michigan at 81 81 30 for common TO good
H. 100 mixed Michigan 81 Is 25: the latter for near
ly white COO red Indiana 81 90 81 IL 600 red ILL.,
nos 81 a. 1000 white Indiana 81 81! 1000 inferior
Chicago Spriug at 95 cts
Oats are selling a, 50 60 els for State and % 81
for Western - 40 for Js.sey; a 4c cts for South
ern.
Corn higher. with sales Of 80 900 bushels at
50 20 cts for unsound and II - cts sound Western
mixed Southern yellow 10 nominal at IS q II cta
Rye u dull Of 80 90 cts.
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FAILURE IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Sept 1.-THE paper OF com
mission house in this city, chiefly engaged in the col
ton and sugar trade went to protest yesterday and
to-day. The house has been established for severn
years. aud has connections in other parts of the South
and i'm Europe.
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III r ID

DIED. on Monday Sept, u, ut o'clock NJ, IRA o.
PARKER in the AID year Of his are.
The friends OF his family and those OF James Warrington
hi: father naw. respectfully requested TO attend his
funeral this afternoon 3: O'clock from the Monume nta
Church. without farther notice.
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WANTED

a SITUATION Ms Tcncher in Public School or Pr
"A vate Family, (the latter preferredD by Young Msa
who has attended Lectures the University Of Virgin,
and has bad three years teaching lie VII
give instruction in Latin Spanish Anrl Saxon, and ~
Nor Greek Mathematics and French together with e.
usual Encli-h Branches. He would have objection
ro.u: south. Address W. H., Norfolk City, w.
iL-ctDrtl -
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FIRE AT 81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE malt house and vinegar
distlery belonging to A. Wood, and the rec,iiying
establishment of S. w. Sherman, were destroyed here
by lire this morning Loss about $4,000; insurance
mnknnwn.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT LEAvENWORTH.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1.-THE municipal election held
at Leavenworth Kansas on Monday, resulted in
the election of the freeState ticket by two hundred
and sixty majority. The Constitutional Convention
convened at Leavenworth on the 9TH instant.
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FIRE.-On Monday evening" 9TH inst, the dwelling
house of Benjamin Henke. about miles back OF this
place, was consumed by fire. There was nothing
saved 1t ia supposed to have caught fire from stove
pipe West Columbia Messenger.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND THEATRE.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. Is, 1857,
SECOND night of the disting uished Young American
- Tragedian,
MR. j. ii. TAYLOR,
Who will appear in two pieces
Ko;zcbue's Play of the
STRANGER
Stranger. Mr. H. TsvIo,
Song, Mr. Parker
To conclude with the pleasing Comedy OF
Fninf Heart Never Won Fair Lad,
Rmy Come. Mr. J. II. Taylor.
ADMlsSlON--Drcss Circle and Parquette 80 cts: mo
extra charge secured seats Second Tier or Fa;I
Circle % Eastern Gallery expressly for Bows ONLY
l2i Western Gallery Is Cts Gallery 50 cts Door,
open at o'clock-Oyerture commence az before nre
csey. Box Office open from 10 unit, . and from pnnl
5, daily. Sept Is.
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The whole 10000 posmssters' accounts for the last
quarter have been received, transcripts separated,
dead letter bills compared, and balances recorded
an amount of labor and degree Of expedition never
before witnessed in the General Post Ohice- Nation
! late
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AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. llth.-This morning, after
hearing various reports and several parting speech
es, the American Board of Commissioners OF Foreign
Missions adjourned, to meet next year at Detroit.
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WANTRD

a YOUNG Lady wishes a -ituation AZ resident Gov
- erness In gentccl family, assistant N
Seminary. SALARY = much the object as pesssn:
home. No objection 10 the country References given
and required. Naturalization, Baltimore city.
Sent
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Bishop Early, who has been lying il! at Lynchburg
Va is recovering.
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BALTIMORE, SEPT l4.-Flour ia dull Howard
street and OHIO held at s. IS, but there are no
buyers at J. Wheat is unchanged and in brlsk de-
mand Corn il dull; sales OF white ut 62 6i, yell
low Co.
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WHEELING, SEPT. 1.-THE river is very low
and is still falling.
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VERMONT ELECrION-OFFICIAL.


BURLINGTON, Sept. l3.-Fletcher 25,6I5; Fries
l2OlI; scattering, 80. The Senate is entirely Re
publican. In the House there are one hundred AMI
ffty Republican majority.
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OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
New YORK, Sept. ll-Mr. Stevens, Democrat, has
been elected Governor of Washington Territory.
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NEW YORK, SEPT. l4.-Flour is Arm sales OF
State brands at S. 81 A. Ohio IS 6; Southern
is unchanged. Wheat ia unchanged. Corn 10 one
cent better sales of mixed at 70 a. Stocks dull
and lower.
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ruE puRIIn LAMBS

The product of tho sales Of public lands for the tls
cal year ending 3Oth June 1887, is stated TO have
amounted to 50 800 ,4S6
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TEACHING.

LADY wishes situation either in school or private
N family, teach music the Piano Forte and Guitar
also instruction in vocal music.
For further particulars. address Editors OF the Enquirer
Richmond, Va Aug 3
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FIRE.-Three brick houses, corner Of 18th aud
Cary streets. were destroyed by fire last Sunday
night about half past o'clock. The one at the cor
ner WAS unoccupied: the next was owned by Bonn a.
Co. as a Tobacco Factory. Loss probably 81" ooo'
and partly covered by insurance, The corner tene'
ment was owned by w. +. Mosby, of Norfolk: the
other two by Nathan Beers estates. heavy rain
falling at the time aided the tiremen in arresting the
flames.
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The CoOpe-stown Journal tells US of a man whose
sister informed him that he had not long to live and
suggested that be might not feel entirely prepared Tor
that event. "Why should | be afraid to die he
asked ~ ncrsr r0ttdn WE hrkN N mn Mleil'
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SITUATION WANTED

4 teacher in school private family, by youni
"A man. educated at lIRmpdcn Sidney College. qa.f
fed therefore, to teach nearly all th. branches usual
Taught in best .chools and colleges hs h.:
the experience OF term in teaching in large Aesde
my. For particulars address A. B. C.,
July Il eff Jefferson e. O, Powhntan Va
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MURDER OF A BRITISH MINISTER.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept lathe British Minister 10
Lima ha. been murdered by six Peruyisns.
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BUSINESS OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board of D
rectors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany was held last Wednesday morning. The official
report of the business OF the road shows the revenue
for the month of August to have been as follows:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch. Total.
For passengers, $74.}OS "A $2956S 80 $I03 81 -
For freight, $50 5J3 ~ 1927 GA 3li, $50 81
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WALKER EXPEDITION.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE Costa Rican gov
ern,nen has decreed the Walker expedition praca!.
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GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l4-Mr. Stany has been nom,
mated for Governor Of California by the Settlers
Convention.
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STEAM SAW AND GRlsT MILL,

w IRGISIA--lN CilASCERi AT Rules ned IN
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Rich.
mond County, ON Monday, the 9TH day OF September,
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
r.l.srnphed for tho Richmond Enquirer.
LATER FROM EUROPE

LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-The steamship Baltic, with
Liverpool dates to the Ind instan1' arrived mere IT,
day.
The steamship City of Baltimore arrived at Liver
pool on the End September.
Macaulay the historian, is to be e'evated 10 Tue
Peerage. Diplomatic relations between turkey aha
other Powers have been resumed at Constantinopie.
There is nothing definite in regard to the Atlantic
T-leoraph. II is reported that Vernon Smith retres
from the Presidency of the Board OF Control;
The details Of the tEdan mutiny TEEN with further
atrocities. French papers publish dispatch antm.
ing that mutiny had shown itself a. BOMBAY ou'
thstit was promptly suppressed
The United States frgate San Jacinto, and sloops
of war Portsmouth and Lsvant, were al Shangnsl Oh
the 4th OF July conference had been neId tnere
between Lord Elgin and the French ana HnS"sn
mis- NanoIaon and the Car Alexander, were to
,nee, shortly at Darmstadt. 1t was rumored that
secret treaty had been made between the ontea
States and Mexico, providing that the former FURNISH
Is 10 20 900 armed volunteers to take Cuoa uhae, Tue
Mexican flag in case OF war between opa'u auu 'i'A
leo. Did
The threatened rupture between Naples and FED
mont had hsen djspeed. The British Minister al
Florence has retired from bis poet IN consequence Oh
an alleged insult in matter Of etiquette
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2nd.-Cotton Is firm ana gene
rally unchanged. Breads'utis are dui' FORMER qu0'
tatons are barely maintained.
The saIes of cotton for the last three DAYS amount
10 2S 900 bales of which speculatore so"k 4.ooo oA
and exporters I.luO. Richardson, Spence Co, re-
port -four as dull; sales of Canal Bis, Ohio 3ss3:as.
Wheat quiet and has declined LAID sales OF req al
- ID Is Sd; white Us & 9is. Corn is dull ana mas
declined one penny; sales OF mixed and yellow al 90
a ;}6s; white is nominal at 42s iis Richardson
Il Brothers say corn is dull at decline of one
to ID Biglsnd s. Athaya report that flour is STEADY
wheat firm, corn active at advance OF one penny.
Provisions quiet. Rosin is dull. Spirits turpen
tins heavy; quotations are barely maintained Su'
gar and coffee are quiet
The London Money Market is active, with rates
unchanged The telegraph reports sugar as dull at
decline of I'd. to ls Rics is heavy. All have slight
ly declined Holders demand an advance, but it lie
not acceded to. Consols 9Oi to go:
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4 SnTNG LADY

M iIO has had three years experience AZ Teacher
w wishes situation as COVERINGS IN iaIniiy IN
Virginia She teache. the English branches, French
and qualifications will be given Address, stating salary
az. b. NJ" Berryvils Clarke county Va, care OF Rev
7. White. Sept 3-elG
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LATER FROM HAVANA.
New ORLEANS. Sept. 1.-THE Steamer Philsdel.
phia, from Havana, reports the fever growing worse
at Havana.
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RANGEOF THERMOMETER,

AtJ ~. Randoiphs bookstore, III, Main Artd.
september II, 1851 IN Doors. OUT Doors.
Seven o'clock, ~
Twelve o'clock, - -
Five O'Clock, 80 ~
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LATER FROM UTAH.
NEW YORK, Sept. l4-Advioes from Utah state
that Brigham Young threatens and separation
from the Union the moment the Government troops
enter the territory.
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XNANTED-A Indy "a viryinian) Of six years s sup
in private family or seminary TO instruct the tnsn
snd French She Can furnish testimonials zoe. 80
and others. Address Miss D.. Richmond.
Sept l-ctf CWhJ
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- lessor o. French and Spanish languages and Literature
Of san Salvador University, and, ht the presen; time
Professor Of the two above mentioned languages ano
Drawing In one OF the bes. ScmHaries of the n!'ee
Ststes, is DESTROYS OF making engagement 10 sacn
some institution Of Virginia In regard 10 character sn'
abilities, the sat-iactory reterences will b- eren.
Mr. Anglsdc has his diplomas, and speaks very aaen!
the English language. Address, until the last OF septeh'
Der, ar G. Angsde, Allentown Seminary. Lehish COVE
ty Pa. Sept. lf-cft
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NAANTED-By Graduate OF the Virgins c Wee
w Institute situation Teacher IN son Wi
Academy or Private Family. Satisfactory rs'otrH
be furnished Address J. {. H., Orange G. h, Va
Aug
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ARRESTED FOR SrEALISG.-A man by the name
of Carpenter, OF Madison county, most highly con-
nected in that county, aud possessed of considerable
property, was arrested and committed to the Orange
Jail last week. charged with stealing load of guano
from the GordonsvilIe depot. We learn that the
proof against him is conclusive Charlottesville
Adp0rak,.
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WIN. +. PHILLIps.--The Warrenton Flag Gays that
a memorial to the President has been drawn up and
signed by the people in that section Of the State
nestly expostulatng against the removal of Col VIM.
f. Phillips from his poet Sixth Auditor OF the Treas
that DR.. Tate had been appointed to the place, and
had actually arrived in Washington, to enter upon
the duties OF the office.
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PAYING CRors.-The crops of wheat and tobacco
in the hanawha (Va.l Valley this year, ara the hes;
ever raised there One farmer has 100 acres in tobac
CO, which will realize him SD 900 when cured
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SITUATION WANTED--A young lady. WIT WIZ
- MAN, who has had thrse years experience as t.
er, wishes situation ia family In Virginia she teae.
the English branches French Latin and Music ssi"
tory references az u character and sncstiops, WIZ
given. Address Stain. salary "E D. NJ care o! ~: W
F. White, Brrryvillc Clarke county. Va. sept IT,
NOTICE.-A young lady who has just let one Oh -,
~ most popular female scmnaries In Virg.na w.
the highest commentators Of her instructors, 'e"s
obtsin school in private family. ,,,
~ Sept ll-d&cJw
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"UsICAL-A Lady competent to teach ma: M.sn y
WI the Piano Forte and Guitar. desires s,,,e.
address Editors Of Enquirer, Richmond, Va
eep 9-ca
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RoCKrIsH Gar TURSPIKE.-The County Court
at it- September term Monday last agreed TO give
thu Rocki-h Gap Turnpike CompanyS 81 500 for their
road from Charlottesville to BrOokvile The Com.
pany have not yet acted upon the proposal SOME
thing ought to be done, and that speedily with This
road. Ii should belong TO tho county by purchase,
and be KEEP, in order other county roads are or tho
Company should be required TO keep il in order else
forfeit th. charter. lrs condition is sadly out Of
Charlottesville Adr0cate
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TO TIE ENTERPRISiSGA NDINDUSTRIOUs
n OFFER for sale on long Credit, or lease time be.

ONE AND TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
on York river adjoining above bevv and around York
town together with sundry Dwelling sud Houses
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in III. village Most of the land is in wood ana he soil
%; every variety suitable 10: the cultivation of grain
Is fruits vegetables. with mari seaweed muck and
Indian mounds o. oyster shell in great abundance
tthaud 10 improve In low.land marsh Of about hun.
rcd acrr capable u! excavation, tor land locked bar.
Dor 10 empty into the where II is sixty ect deep
ncAr extensive river p;s Astounding with oysters wild
fowl and summer.fsh kinds; twenty horse
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a PRESENT FOR Coy. FLoYD.--The beautiful aged
sadd--horse which took the premium at the National
Fair last week lsays the Louisvila Democrat of the
9TH inst.,) was purchased yesterday by Col. Levi.
Saunders of Grass Hills, for the of nine hundred
dollars. for the friends of Gov. Floyd, Secretary of
War, who intend him as a present TO the distinguished
head of the War Department.