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A VALUABLE ESTATE

ON LOWER JAMES RIVER FOX SALE.
AM desirous South aud therefore offer fol
il sale my Farm called Ketiepan lying in Charles
City county about three miles below the house and
adjoining the original "wcynoke tract in the midst
refined society.
The contains about 900 acres 10y old survey
800 of it under cultivation divided uts i've fields each
we'll enclosed and has been s heavily lined twice
So bushels of me and 900 bushels Of mar having
been put in the last 10 years Most Of the remainder
is in timber and wood and very contiguous
The Arabic Land lies beautifully, and has been greatly
improved by lime plaster clover and susno and thorough
drainage; and 10 in condition to give handsome re
turn 10 any who desires make investment In
low land farm. For such, will state, that the crops
uhea. have reached $500 bushels and in addition, tb.
year, 2,0O0 bushels of oats.
The improvements consist Of neat Cottage contain
ing seven rooms, pantry, store.room and closets sur
rounded by handsome yard and garden, filled with
shade trees and handsome shrubbery, besides every
necessary and convenient building overseer house
quarters, &c. The farm buildings all new and
very commodious including barn built in 1855, tx3:
feet having three hoors and stable built in 1856 ax3o
feet containing 81 stsls with entire loft aoored and well
arranged feed There Is also hourshing young
orchard Of choice ui. trees just coming into bearing
and bold creek which around nearly one halt the
plantation ubounds in wild game and fish.
Those desirous O making purchase invited to visit
the subscriber and judge for themselves
WIN. A. SELDEN, NJ. D.
r,,,io,ya Co,
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urADoW FARN F0R SAFE

OFFER at Private sale my Farm, lying in the county
u Of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria 10 Wsrenton and two and half miles from
aipesyil depot the Manassas Cop fta uau thirty
i've miles di,tan hom Alexandra which place b.
reached In two hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyone and
Half Acres-abour four hundred of which are In Woot
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided int
nine Fields all them well wa,ered by lasting sprnga
Broad Runs large and never failing mountain stream
passes through the estate from West to East bordering
on which 10 beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres
now we'll taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable Meadow, but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplsnds rolling and susceptible Of any
degree of improvement
fhe Improvements are a large aud commedious Dwell
ing with spacious rooms four above and three be
low stairs, and the necessary out houses Surround
ing yard large aud aourshng Orchard of Apples
Psrs Peaches Cherries APrico,s &c, OF the finest
etcs and many of them In full besring Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood 10 no
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords ths
beat society.
will do we'll 10 call and examine this estate.
For further information address Judge T. Collins Lee
Baltimore, Md, Or the Subscriber.
DE- JAS. w. F. MACRAE.
pucklond Pr William CO. Va. April l4-cf
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LAND IN YORK COUNTY FOR SALE

yNHE subscriber offers for sale the Of land upon
u which the late John R. w !nston recently resided
situated In York county about three miles north of VIII
Ii.msburg and adjoining the snds Of DR. R. J. Waller
Benz Waller, John James, Henry NJ Bowdcn and James
Shell
The tract contains 500 acres with excellent dwelling
with seven wol arranged, new framed quarter
with four rooms, Ice house and barn nearly new The
yard and garden newly enclosed with the best heart tim
ber ALSO a other necessary houses in good repair
The wheat crop of the present year Is estimated ut
from ! 900 TO 1900 bushels
If sale is effected privately before the lss day of
October will be that day G fair II not on the first
fair day thereafer bold 10 the highest bidder on the
premises.
Persons wishing purchase referred to Mr.. Hanson
p kela who ha. charge OF the premises. and will take
TERMS accommodating. upon the pnrchsse money
being satisfactorily secured For any further information,
address the subscriber Hanover Court House, Virgi
MIA BICR. L. WINSTON, Executor of
July Cleft JNO. X. WINSTON deceased
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.


V>HE subscriber osers at private sale. hs. beautiful
Il Farm In Goochland county, called ORAPAKES, ly,
Ing James River Licking Hole Creek and the Jamsi
River and Ksnawha Canal four miles above the Court
House. and thirty miles from Richmond The situa
don s among the beautiful the rivoI command
ing view Of the whole arabic surface hne view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles and
down the river The esate in high state of improve
ment and a remarkably healthy one It joins the es
tate. Of Thomas J. Desne. w. b. We.ger. and x Skip
with and contains 93s acres, of which III l2
drs low grounds e2o acres of second low grounds 72
of arabic high land, and 800 Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms fs good Kitchen ouhouses quarters overseers
house., built In the last five years, with brick chnneys
and underpnning, and new brick barn, 6ox3O, with
a shed running the whole length sixteen feet wde
throshng machine, new ice house, and all necessary
stables &c.
Any person wishng to purchase desirable residence
would dowel visit this before purchasing elsewhere as
will sell ON reasonable terms.
Every preparation Is now making to seed 200 in
wheat this fall 100 of 1t In fallow and the corncd has
been sowed in peas
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing rs it
stands, and most Of tie negroes.
My manager, Mr. Sanders, Will show the estate 70 any
one wishing TO purchase.
Ny address 10 sublett's P. o., Powhatan county.
Oct l5-c,f MILES c. SELDEN
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BEDFORD HOUSE,

LlBERT1, bEDtORD COUNTY,, pIRGIFTA.
NHE undersigned has leased for term of years, this
u new and elegantly arranged house. II occupies the
site of the Hotel long and avorably known Ter
rys" The proprietor atters himself that with this newly
erected building aud spacious premre in the centre
an abundant county he entertain his guests in
which shall not all below the sumpuous tepass which
several seasons past have denminated bis table, when
catering that favorable watering place. Every depart
ent Of his house receives his personal inspection and
attention. and spared make those sojourn
ing here entirely comfortable Liberty 10 beautiful and
aourishiug village, 25 miles West of Lynchburg, mme
datey on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad Fine
schools elegant churches, aud intelligent community
ere Its attractions.
Visitors from the low lands of vrgni. and North Caro-
lima realize here much OF the pleasure recreation and
comforts of mountain sojourn whilst they delight
tho eye and admire narurc in the display of her great
magnificent heauty1.hs Peaks Of Otter. standing in
Sep. 34-elm cHAs PHELPS, Proprietor.
VIRGINTA-N CHANCERY AT Rules held In
the Clerk'u Office of the Circuit Court of Rich.
mond County, on Monday, the 7sh day of September,
Juliet A. Resle, Complainant
Lucy s. Neac and Feriol Lemoiue, Exeeu,rix and Elk.
of Augustine Neae. deceased and the said Lucy
g. Neae, In her right Lyme shaeketord and Judith
Augustine Shacksford. infant children of the said Lype
and Judith Ann and William B. Saunders, who Of
this Commonwealth Defendants.
ants the ExecutTix and Executor Of Augustine Neae
and the devisees of the the dover in the real es
tate and her dribuable share of the
" TO which the complainant claims be entitled at
widow of the sAid Augustine Ncale.
II appearing by the affidavit of wi'nessa that the de-
fendant William B. Saunders, 10 resident of this
State, IL ordered that the said defendan. do appear
here within ono month after the due publication OF th.
order and do what is necessary TO protect his interest
and that this order be published week for four
seccessive weeks in the Richmond Enquirer, newspa
per published In the city Of Richmond and copy be
posrd ot the front OF the Court House Of this coun
.ty. lese;, ppyn, rro, 81.
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LATER ER0M EIrR0pE.

New York, Oct. 2.-The steamship Arabia with
Liverpool dates to the 10Th Sept, arrived here to-
day
The steamship City of Washington arrived at Liv.
srpoo on the 10th of September. The North Star
arrived OH the l9:h Of September. Cyrus w. Field
was among the passengers.
There is nothing later from China.
The Continental news is generally unimporaht
The Atlantic telegraphic cable was to be landed at
Plymouth Navy Yard until ncxt year. The soop of
war Plymouth had arrived at Southampton
Delhi was taken on the 29th July. 1t is rurnored
that the British had retired from before the city
account of sickness; but another report says :ha,
large reinforcement had arrived and en- assault was
expected in few days. More mutlnles fre reported,
including regiment in the Bombay Presdency-
Several victories have been gained over the mutt
neers.
A panic had prevailed on the French Bourse, and
the Credit Mobilisr had largely declined. There had
also been spsnc at Vienna.
Various spscuations existed about the Imperial
interview at Stuttgardt. Ii is said that Napoleon
wishes the Czsr and Victoria TO meet in Paris.
The Spanish Mnistry had rendered their resgna-
tons, but they had not besn accepted 1t ID reported
that Gen. Concha Is to continue as Governor oi Cuba
An Evangelical alliance was in session at Berlin.
Ambassador Wright, Bis hop Simpson and DR.. Baird,
we're taking an active part in the proceedings.
In Belfast an amuesty had been proclaimed, and all
arms and ammunition sre to be gwen up,
The ship Harkaway, from Chsrlesfon' bound f"'
Liverpool, burnt at on the Ith OF SePtemt r.
The passengers and crew we're saved.
LIVERPOOL Sept. l9.-Middling cotton hr- nd
vanced n. Kreadstuffs are quiet. Flour has an ad
vancng tendency. Consols 9Ot 9O4.
The sales Of Cotton for the week amount to 73ooO
bsles of which specuators took % COP and exporters
1000 bales. Midding hos advanced !d Far and
Ordinary are generally unchanged; Orleans Middiing
9si; Mobile 94d; Upland 9.i The stock in port
amounts to $4,000 bsles Including 2l9 900 bales OF
American.
The Manchester advicss are favorable.
Breadstuffs are quiet and unchanged. Flour has
an advancing tendency. Provisions have declIn
ing tendency
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JEWEIRY AND GINS.

subscriber would respectfully call the attention
IS friends aud the public to an examination of hi
~ watches, Clocks. Jewe,ry. Guns, Rifes, Pistols
~ Goods, Musical Instruments. Plated Ware, Walk
mes. Fishing TACKLE. Cutlery, Sporting and Fancy
State all of which will be sold at and bslow cost
~ ~ 70 make room for a large stock OF his own inn
|on, wnicn VIII be received in September. Call At
81 o' tAe k!ae. &. LEONARD,
II <o-cjn Old street. Petersburr
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NOTICE.

AVE he larres: .nd most complete assortment oi
ns and Hun,n: articles OF all kinds to be found In
.se which viii sell at and below cost, in order to
sten out, a. do not wish to keep them on hand un
sr season They are from the manufactures of the
Tsixers Md will be warranted in every respect II
r.ha god and cheap GUN, call =: the .isn Of the
r. Od sIse:, Petersburg, Va C. LEONARD,
:. Manufacturer and repairer of FIRE arms, &c.
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WHERE Is MARTHA BR0WDER

WAS ordered BY the Judge OF The Circuit Court for
Dnwddie county at its September term, advertise
tatives She left the county Of Dnwddc some thirty
years ago, and removed to Kentucky Tennessee 10
supposed since which time she has not been heard from
She entitled receive S3li ls etc. with interest from
the 31st of December lsis from the estate of the late
Mary Pentecos II she shal not be heard from by the
1883 the Goth, then the Court will order said gum of
money be distributed amongst her heirs and dsrbu.
tses. ALEXANDER DONNAN.
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FIVE HUNDRED PHEAlIU1l THIMBLES
FOR THE MlLLlCNS THAT HUSk CORN.

UyASTED IMMEDIATELY Principal Wholesal,
w AGENTS or every State in the Union.
e.s sOlc.el and filled With promptness, fidelity ono
fcch Il.s Invention is illustrated on page 3G2, vol
"es,if. American Circulars containing recommends
Io: aos. OF Farmers, sent on application.
:sale.. covering 81. will be hlled at our loves
ts'ale price. by Express
serted 'zes BY MAJ: Gree Of pos,age) for 81 pei
r Samples sent for "a cts in stsmps.
"a On your orders gentlemen, will do the thing
- rish. by you
viii give the above premium for their equals il
sai utility 70: the purpose designed
..,ss ]. II. GOULD & CO,
Sole Proprietors, Alliance. Ohio.
'aotsale Agency, PINxxaroN e. SLEIoHMAxEE, No
Nrtu. Queen Ct Lancaster, Pa.
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REMEMBER THE FACT

Iaa' GIBBS was awarded the highest premluni "a
's:s for the superiority Of his AMBROTfPES over
= pictures on exhibition: but a still higher reward
|, :seeivins from a daily Increase OF his business
groves tha, his efforts TO establish rst csse Gale
anet with the appreciation of gonerouspubhc.
oi hi' business he has increased his force. Having
nm employ superior Artist, he 10 preparedto fur.
|noIoGRAPHs, from small 10 life size, eolored
"sts' or pastcle, which be warrants tor accuracy
su'! OF hnsh, equal to tne best paintings In the
me public are respectfully invited 10 call and
~, coiinthian Hall, between 9th and 10th. Main
TTSmond =. + GIBBS, Proprietor.
No.. losse Photographs can be enlarged from small
psguerreotypes or Ambrotypes, TO lite size.
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$4,000 90
STAFFORD H. PARKER, Register, Commissioners
GEORGE w MtINFORD Of the

Sec'y Of the Conl'th Of Va. Sinking Fund
NorE-Tho.e holders of Certificates who desire to
deem by Attorney must if residing beyond the limits OF
the United States acknowledge the power before some
Minister Penpotentlnry Charge dafaircs, Consul Gene
ra Consul. Vice Consul Commercial Agent, appointed
by the Government of the United States 10 any foreign
cJunty before the proper officer of court OF such
country or the Mayor other Chief Magistrate ot sny
city, town corporation therein II residing in the Uni
tcd S;ses tile acknowledgment before Justice OF the
Peace, Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds appoint
ed by the Governor of Virginia is sufficient in all cases
the certificate must be delivered
Richmnnh Yirninia Jnly 1851 cW.ln
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ATTENTION FAliMERS.


n nEFERRING to advertisement In the August NUM-
sure of informing the Farmers that after making come
chemical here Of the Guano therein referred
having unquesonablc proofs Of its being genuine Pata
gonia Gusno secured the cargo Of the Mary Francis
She directly to port without breaking bulk
and we are having the Guano bagged ut wharf
II 10 the only cargo OF Patagonia Gunno in the United
States far ascertain and OF II there only
$50 tons nearly half of which is already sod mostly
who have used Guano several years ago
all Of whom far learn, pleased will
the resus both the crop Of grain and the succeeding
gross and clover.
Our own opinion 10 based on tho experience Of those
who have used Patagonia Guano heretofore among whom
nameN. w. Harris Esq, of Louisa Richard Sampson
Orange; Dr., w. L. Wight Goochlsnd.
voraby impressed with its value, and have great hopes
that alone, it will have fine effect but il has only
limited quantity vi ammonia which of all other ferti
gives promptly the greatcs growth of straw 1t moi
expected that It will show such effect Peru
Wan Guano yet think the Soluble Phosphate of Lime
will increase the quantity Of grain very materially Our
w. G. Crenshaw therefore intends combine it with Pc
ruvan Guano in equal quantities. and would advise lie
general use in this way " the same time want all 10
portion Of it alone, and hope expert
will be made and reported TO us, that may be
prepared with supplies for the CROP provided
have every reason to hope the result will be salts
factory.
We think therefore, that each farmer will consult his
interest By making portion of his purchases this fall o
the Patagonian Guano Price $40 per Of pounds
delivered at the Depots or Boats.
cRENsHAW e. CO.
haHrh rhayNa anlr DIX. ~.
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m EDITORS AND PRINTERs.

q. subscribers be- leave TO call attention to saslr
.rSCS or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS.
,,,nrRS PRESSES, &c. &c, large supply OF
they constantly on hand a, iSss yiyPe anu
.s.y. iu assor.ment of oil articles required in
,.aae oacs. including c.,,rvs s
o.. u,;cb We warrant equal in every respect to any
u this country aud which e. we WI,
,a ,n,e, or ten per cent discount for cash Old
e. .sea IN exchange for new at the eustonary price
.De cents per pound II delivered within % days nom
= I Al purchase, other wise nix cents per pound
* - wM. HAGAR, JR, e. co.
=. undersigned, AorSr IN VIRGINIA. for the above
-. tnowa establishment, can supply the trade with
''s ''syfSxISTfSG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES. &C..
-, ne most liberal terms. Having printed the kich,
,o rSariHER'' for upwards OF ten years WIN type
- o,ts, Materials purchased from Messrs Htatn q
:. sn aduced to recommend materials from their es'
k,%,szen, In preference TO others
...la.a Books will be furnished TO the trader and
e.. "a wM. ALLEGRE.
:h'"s ..Fnouirer" Office, Richmond, Va
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TIE passING PANIC.

Whatsyer may have been the cause or causes OF the
existing monetary troubles it is quite evident that
they are attributable to very deep seated source oil
disaster and danger. The resources OF The country
tbe individual and aggregate wealth OF the people,
the facilities for acquiring competency in The un'
ambitious ayocaons Of lfs or for achieving prince
~ fortunes by master strokes of enterprise and ad'
venture are all as great perhaps greater now than at
any previous period in the history OF the american
people, 1t is utterly impossible, then that the IMAM
oial embarrassments which, for the laat lew days.
have cast shadow over the commercial world can
continue long, Indeed the panic incident to the sus'
nonsions of banks and the failures OF mercantile
houses. seems already to be passing away. Conii'
dence and courage are coming to the res
enc. Men of nerve begin to look the dan
osr full in the face. And like all other objects OF
terror when they do that they have hall conquered II.
OF all the countries Of the earth, ours ia the last to
be Frustrated by financial storm. 1t may tear down
the dilapdsted tenemsu.s aud shake upon their firm
foundations the strongest houses, but it soon passes
ovsr when tile remarkable recuperative energy with
which the American people are imoued both oy ma
ture and by the genius of their Government IS sure
to manifest itself in Increase OF capital ana most
pratif, ing reaction in all branches OF business.
In our exchanges from all quarters OF the country,
e dsoover no evidences OF any such universal pros
tration of trade tmd and despondent persons may
imagine. The banks of this city, with the exception
of refusing the notes Of the independent banks con.
,nue their accustomed course. And the excitement
produced by the panic in other places israpdy sub
.;dnp. few more days. and we believe all will be
.oo;n aa "merry az marriage bell.
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FOR SALE,

EARN OF 3eO ACRES. NEAR sTAUNToN. VA.
!ae harm on which reside. three miles from Staun
v soc.t 800 acres 90 OF which are we'll timbered, 10
te Tie buildings are hondsome and spacious, and
Nd very good ard we'll watered by Lewis Creek; ca.
| o. division into two FARMS and will be sold ON verS
EDeterms. Address WM. B. JOHNSON,
q 25-cu Staunton Va
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rFSITESTIARY or vIRGINIA.

at this Institution, and sold there
III and Al the AGENTS Store, No 81, Pesr street, the
/. -.t,r articles, at reduced prices, to wit:
s,oIs Shoes and Brogues
Wmn.n Children and Servants Shoes
w,-on and Cart Harness OF every description
ysrh,pe Bands Leather Hose
Wagons Cars
Dr.y. and Wheclbarrows
WaiG.obes. Safes, &c.
striped and Paid Cottons
Ser,sy, and linseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clo;hing for servants.
.,3e or repaired or other JOB WORK done TO order OIL
notice for cash, or TO punc,ual customers only. On
rIers from the country. with satisfactory references,
- 3-ctf Aaen, and Storekeeper Va Penitentisry
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FRUIT TREES AND IHRUnBERY.

SOUTHERN GREENWOOD. NURSERY.
III AVlNG IN han choice variety OF FRUIT
rsae,ly large Tor ,ransplsn,ng, respectfully - -
4 .hc attention of the pubic to them.
~ Nursery located one.andahuf miles North. East
the Old Market where will take pleasure in show
= them.
III orders addressed 70, left ut my agents, Messrs
/. Lew Taylor & Co., No. -, Main street. Richmond
f., or nysel; will meet with prompt attention
D SHADE TREES furnished to order.
,sy 24-e6n LEWIS TUDOR
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COMMERCIAL sAYINGS BANK

0UWNEKCIAL SAVINUS bANh
NaARTERED by the Legislature Of Virginia. yeceu
oe: !1h, lsS3-Capi,al, $50 O00-This Institution r
s'e deposits which interest is paid at tb: rate OF
e cen: Peg aunum if remaining on dcpo,i' Six montn
)a'' 'peE cent. for shorter periods.
WIN O. PAINE, President,
GEO j. SUMNFa, Secretary,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
[f0Scs No lJ3, corner Mai, and 18th st.
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100000 90

o Under Act authorizing the Board Of Public Works
to subscribe behalf Of the Commonwealth 10 the STOCK
of the Petersburg Railroad Company passed 9th Feb
rusry, 1872
1884, June 30-222, The Most Noble George Gran -.
Vile, Duke OF Sutherland 10 OO0 w
o. ditto 10000 90
30 ditto 1000 no
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FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHiA, Oct. 3.-This has besn blue dsy
in stocks. No sales of Reading stock, and but len
cents bid. The Pennsylvania Bank Will not 20 into
line with the others till Monday.
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NEW MODEL REPEATING PlsTOLs.-Re
~ ceiyed to-day large stock Of Pistol. of every
mako Call and see the nav styles st zoe rs;e;spSrS
Gun warehouse, Old street. u. LEoFAHp
Fab 10 off