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CINCINNATI PRODUCE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING aA1 ~
Faar-The demand was rather hotter to-day, but uIles
rather The sales lt.o bols Al S4ala
supcrne and 50 Gs69 for extra the ltisr rate ioi
,shi'e hcat gs5 bbls ceived the l2 = honis
Nhfsgy-The demand continues active and pro higher
Sales cG bhls 23d5iSc the latter rate luT wagon
pr vision The market remlins dun and ulces nominal
T-ra IS no denand and notice lutte nore disposition
The part uf holdeTs 10 realize
81, aIine-Sales OF l3 coo lhs Al lie.
N-Saie Of I3 bills LInseed 3. cash. dicaiins an
easier msrket.
troceTies-Ws have change % notice regards de-
and pTce Sugar selling N the regular way al eyc
Glolassos t0c aud buoyaat, ard Cunee nal2c
Wheai-1he demand less active, but prces are ul-
ckaAeed. Lots Of stnctly prime s1ld readily but
the samples Offering OF leWcr grades saes
bush urime white a Si0a so bash good red at
5.cs 90 bush MIXED al 5~c, and SO bush good new
waite at qlc
ganThe market still bare of stock. and IIieis are
fuu. S1les 600 bush u Sc. and 10 d. al 6lc.
Hye-A tar demand and prices are stoady al lth,.
aGals-Ihfre 1emaud and pliccs we'll Eus-
tanned The sales are l7s0 bush II 5oc
HueT-rhe demand fair and pnces steady al liiar
10 prime. AID Il a l3c for choice lots.
Ghcci he mark retains It's lnuness, and the feccids
handy qaal the demand We quute puces frm al
~. pTime sels ted W r., and &C far extra large
Hsrl HsF-Ih6re demand for prime, and Tlces
u. hsIa a Sl2 y ton On aulyal l.-C0Hlulcrctzf-
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Flout-Narket rner for oxiTas, demand for common
brnds sales 40 bbs g. 75d42h for common 10 choice
llaos ext "A, SfG5 faI Wisconsin do Si3H for extra
AIichigan, 81 50 for good extra Ohio
Whot-In good demand am prices hrmsr sale = % ~
bush al T67Tc fur sound Chicago surlus 7s io do Mil
Frukee c 'uh. and sc for white WlscOusin
Ca1Seady sales l00ej bush 81 Coz fur dry warm, and
e. sound.
R,e-FumeT sales SO bush ahlst Al 61,sc.
Oas-In good demand and drm sales Is 90 euEh al &c
Tor : lEllty heated. A. foI sound.
FreIsts- Unchanged; Fi0uT aOc. Wheat II. Corn los
- Neg York.
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oswEGo MARKET-Ju'y 81


Fisur-Stsady
disn SI0l fair white IadaHa, ss 81 % foI red Do Sc
fT Raukee club, &c Tor Chicago spng &c for oTdinary
do aHi Tsssc for not do aod Racine
Con-FIfm and good demand sales 5000 bush al 6Oe
oais-Firm; sales 23nO0 bash Western al uhoat
Ia imPaTts-6s O6 bush Wheat 2OOO bush Corn, ZOO
hash OaIS -
C1uaI Exnoris-l l bbs Flour q 600 bush Wheat, 5000
bush Cora y 600 bush Oats 800 bush Rye.
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FEATHKRS.
Htanmfattures.

DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Platter Door Platter and MaaufactureTeer-
ner OF Ontaa and Prospect Sts sarsl Cleveland, O.,
preE4rsd 10 Tepats Spoons Forks. Casiors &C, and
ma ke Them eggal pew. Door Trimmings furnished oI
Plated OTder, Bsh Hanging promptly attended 70 and
u-1na al
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C9 Connections ade with Returning Traius from
The points made SOuth and East also
GLEN NElAND for S1adpsky. Toleda Detroit, Chicago,
Enc lunklrk Buffalo, 1earg Fas aud Canada Yauuss
town. Warren and New Castle
70 BaCEagu check ed through all pJutS and transfer
rcd free OF charge
~ For Tickets norma zion apply al the Uniau Tick
e Ofce 81 Superior street the Office IN suof snI Al
all Railroad Ticket Ohfees
J. FARMER. Supt. Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, zAAESIlLLE i CINCINNATI
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BRADBURN & FISHER.
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY.
FLOUR
srILEsvILLE MILLS. 1NnIANA

We are receiving the following we'll known lFanls5t
Flour On consignment, 10 which cali the atensa OF
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GkIRTS- Patent Self Adjusting.
- HoUGH PATENT, YICToRIA q
Hs@ 5 hAfM0AD CO.
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I AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY.
II Msnalaetarers Of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
prepared supply all ofcers with superior quail
n. W TAYLOR, AGENT,
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'ittsbuFah, Wheeling, Hnrrisbnrgh, BaIti-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-16
p ~ q Q o ds
EVER LANDED IN Tuuk rvTy

noING businesssn tireiyon he q Cash Dystsu,' p
- expect TO sell 0oods - cheap = any other
house in Keokuk.
ny stock comprises everything In thA Dry deeds
line Muslin, elsaehed and snbisashsd drills cal
icos, deli bAreges, lAwns, vslvsss ,swissss, Tack
onstts -. Every varistyA and all styles Of
Ladies 1sess 0oods. Also, sdging. iassstisas.
sstts, ribbons bonnsts, hsts ,eaps H. larfe Nad
wsal ssisetsd stsek ef Ladiss' Ghsss ana 0aites.-
Also, SOD assostmsnt u cassimsfss, blask aad
bius Cloth. Dseskin Summer Cloth, -. 4 issee
tet ~ Ssnnsr vsstinss, sueh ~ MaEssillss
and Gaps, Boots aai Shoes Of I'll kisAsior
sslsasp's. vsas.. Cravsts, stocks. slevss, H.,
and mani Pthsr articles TO nunsSsus 70 nsotisn
cash. Ny Goods are ssy g Axeaass Tor
yosrsslvss. No troabll eods0A PySeee.
Ksokuk, J sne l8-dAd J.HH,
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AHAERTs MADE To on DEN.
MRS. Z. G. BEMAN, of New York, ths ortsiua-
1yA tor Of thssysts ten Of makin shirts 10 nsessrs
who for 6ftsen yeav has Aess haslnsss Ter ths
Broadway trade, formerly No. Aston Aosss,) has
nrsnsd rooms one door west al the Posto6les, on
Anson streets stairs. Shs il prepased 70 axe
~, With promptness and dispatch, osdars for
6hiYt1, Collars, Robe dc Cham ScSs, Ladies "A
Childrsn's Dresses.
pAstiss fsSnishins their own materials will h
AsnorAbly dealt with.
Lsdiss' DAsqses cut and basted In ! superis
manner. A arstr Miliinsr, payticulariyin iii
braid work, blsschiDE ,ete., In attspdaass.
psllsd 10 make Laundry arrAng ements Tor her own
businsss, she II able 70 take the washinx Of nus
Der Of gentlemen. All goods sent for, and The ne-
repairing ssoh sbuttos strings, ~. ,loss
O0ee ssAboye. lfsblo-A
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vIsHE Assvs cur rspressnss.s view Of the most
c"1s< ING sau s 1TI,se rSvEir usEi
The p..ter6ssfs lrely new, AasinE been msls
o. Cooking Slows inSthe lg1rksts Tho demand for
them !. .lrsss1 g preparing y
ss.s I ssss cc sssis
and = isne 9.
tta - thtrs sssR' eatst m
gration. ThsrelSgsy - vim
ErS1& 31hr interests by seiectf ths
sNlW ERAn COOKING stow
in pfefcssnee tetskiAsHp tn ono Of ntiquatel
p.. az For AL. rssI...is Ia retail.
Noel aain-..., KE0kUK, IOWA, car -,
meat IF Cooking Mssting g eaior SIZES eve
Offered in the West. M III
e; s.,'.'. !. s,s' ss hi. ,;':ss sab.
Re Reo sss ss = q =. |; : :sas;
"A. G. Orr
1 seriptieD, Spirsi Spring .GuEA Iir, Wooisn,
Felting Cotton ,Mos.s BiIcH ndSt Of
.hs best quality. Rllbgs tsrs Of al
kinds. Also Comforts and rSktx2
He.sl .nd s.:..seas order. prossiy.t.snd.s
will Il offered q fair terms, ard
work At ~ ysstsbll III ths d sI1in the West
srn sonnsry. You w tied 70 call
:sss :1s9i 1s.: :I:s'E.s:ss i:
!. 81 WA !: 4. ~ "a g, .asl
TIRE better VT 81 y - Ss..l ,1k., sh.,
feriof wotk othsrx1o huSsetured oan Be Al
= So S. = r.. prepared y ..
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/ ~ yos VISIT Perfumery Of every
- variety, or Fancy Articles u
any sort Or size call on
HART 4 BARBER.
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turing Rssms,"
GEO. E. K1LBouRNE. Agent.
Jan. l, '5s-d3m
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s4trL II II ] N II d Il,
10 Matn-st.. X cokuk
nkuTH WILL OUT-Ifence may us we'll &C.
! knowledge the fact, that have just returned
from New York with the hest stock Of Cipthing
and Furnishing Goods ever bIoup hi this mari et
When saya0 beat, don't mean the largest, but
the best 1AtS3tai and better made, and got up in
better sty1o. In order t61 gove this fact 70 you,
would merely add thaa3 - the only man Ia
kcokuk WHO purchase q 4Closhing Ut d. Dsvlip 4
Co., -, ilds,jr. 60. and HanlordA Brothers,
who, evsry body 4neMss are the best and most IA
vorabi4bouses inNeWY ork and warrant he make
and 1T Of all their Qlafhing. Give me acall gen.
tlsmen. and zee for ycorsclves.
q aspls-d A.W ,dkIFRITH.
e ZINE assortment of superior Beaver Pelis-
a Hers for sale at 70 Main-st. ny
" 41r11A GRIEF.
VII 6nest black Doe Skin Cashmere 800 r.
the market, for ssle at ~ AAin-st. ~
sAp1S-d dsx
A LARGE asserts sat a Yassa, ali sort. snd
~ sizes, for sale st ~ 4ainSSttsct, By
4 sspls-d .sa ssSlNAIFF.
LsXTRA fns Cloth Coats. for sale cbesps ssSft
IL warranted, II No. ~ Main-stre BY
sepis-d dHFfF.
A ND the lAsesst and besl selected stock Of
"A Iouthes, Boye' and Children Is Clothing in this
mnrketffoe sale II ~ Msin-st. Call in, Ladies',
and festlsm. A.w. dRIFFITH.
sepi8.0M s4sssSSSA SH
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"AL1E lronstoas Disiag, Tea an1 Ioiist
w Ware, II new md bsau tifuI aAApes. Tor ale
In ssts q pisssr 70 suit purchaser, - 81
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ZINE decorated China Vases, Cologpss, Match
DsEss, Caudlsstisks, Gard Baskets, inhs, Motto
Cups and Sssssfs, sts., In great variety, and fos
A!sDN, ~ gro. 306T1R.
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01o. FOSTER,
lxPoRTsI AID DSAIEa IN
CAlAas 0iass AnA Qnssnswas>,
SOLAR LAMPS, CASTORG 4 SPOONS,
TABLE cUTLx1Y LOOKING GLASSES. SC,
Asia.st., : doors below Tth,

slVHE attention 81 parchasefsig respectfully In
vitsd = ths ahevs stesk, hish viii - 3ousd 70
eonpsise the nsWeat, lsyBtst an1 bsst atsortneps
o. the Kiss svss csed for sale ~ eAts eay III 81
uhish - eGsssd d peicss - ssit ~ ti1so,-
RAsties ae0nt 70 somnsncs houseksepins, house.
keepsrs ard Ill IN wsnt d ths abovs articles viii
dnAk b sheir advaHtsEs 70 give ~ ali prs-
vious TO purchasing elsewhere.
june6d a. HOHTx1
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~ " AsED ABOVE ii Has
"A
t.S,. src.HIsrsk !; ~ r Lon. III, sia I'D 81. ,,
ackplae
two fee land in syey
sarOf nessn din
81 Valley and tn.
Sd6es q -, and
~ o. ot,~henb
sssess..s Home A''''s.fs yxcor rr.rry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE

hflI f.1lAlE, ~ Dahl tOlHlIs
l. pursuance Of d decree pronounced In the Circui;
i Cnur; 0f Bath county. at III. July special term, 1888, IN
a cause therein pending. in which Emma Johnston, in her
OWE right aad ~ eIccuiriK Of John J. Johnston. dwcd. Is
plaintiff, and Edwin Bowen aud o,hrrs are defendants, l
shall, 4, Commissioner Of said Court, proceed TO sci! al
public auction, on the premise,, on THURSDAY. TIE
ELEVENTH DAY or NOVEMBER NESI, the valuable
Tract Of Land upon which the said Johnston resided u; Tho
time n his death, consisting Of six separate tracts. contain
Ink, in the aggregate, about 1897 acres, and situated 10 the
SAT-! county Of Bath, about three miles from the Healing
Spr;nrs' and six miles from the 4" slot springs, Immediately
upon the turnpike road leading fro:a the &" Warm to the
Whit Sulphu. Springs.
and cnn easily br made me ~ The beet grain or stock fsrIas
ir this section Of the State. being we'll sIt,t Fed with Two
never failing streams running through IL, sad with nnn't'
rou' springs.
max. two excellent. aat good .lieI .arus, with aii nrctssar!
bu!.iipgs upon each, there being IN the 'rac; two large ah!
coinnoLiou, Dwelling Houses. oac 81 brick. which ha> brcn
used for several Yeas rs ! hotel, known ~ the Cedar
Greek Hotel" and the other 4 large AMI We! built franz
house, In which .sil Johnston resided At his death. There
are attached 10 each Of th- house, all nec--,Ary clubhouse.
There is aiso a good Store House and Post Unicr--ih''
having always been a capital situation for 4 Country Store.
There Is also ON the premises I good Mrrchtnt Mn. upon I"
never failing stream.
M OF the Quilting, rc now IN good repair. To 4 farmer.
yriIier, physician, merchant, or hotrlsetper. ti' prorrrt!
Offers great inLucein.nt.. anJ, indeed, il /, seldom That pro-
perry so dcrirab!r As ;his. and 20 eiisioiy situated, " offered
for sale IN Virginia.
T,s..-O lr fourth " the purchase money To h. paid ia
cash on the day Of sale. the residue on a cre'li: Of ii'~.
si,h:rrn aal twenty seven months. in equal in.iahnr!it>,
aud the purchaser or purchascrs executing bonds WITH good
inis-iuurrs retaining the legal title. as additional security
until all the purchase money IL paid.
Possession given Of the Tavern House, Store House, .hl
MILF, and the Farm contiguous. on the ist day of January
next, and the rcriluc on the LIST day a October lNjg.
Address, Healing Spiins' p; O., bath Co. Va
Sept lU-e,i. EM.iA JOHNSTON, Conr.
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WANTED.
%puINC1pAI YuH LIE "uuINCY ACADEMY

FLORIDA.
TIME Trustee. are desirous Of engaging i competent zen.
IL tieman 10 Ill the vacancy in this Institution, which viii
occur On the first day Of January next. by the resignation
Of Mr.. y. II. Stewart, Who has occupied the position o:
Principal for the las; TyrsLS rE,k., and Is Induced 20 re-
tire only on account VI enf-.blrd health. induced by al al
fiction Of the throat.
There are two departments Male and Prinalr-~hieh are
entirely separate aud distinct, hut conducted In the same
building. The Principal will he expected to employ eoinpr'
ten, assistants, (subiret TO the approval OF the Irr'ter'.'
and TO Eye hi, personal ulerintrndrnce 10 both depart
ments.
Tn. Academy building Will BE- occupied free Of rent. and
the compensation will be- that derived from til. patronage u
the Institution. '
Thi, Is tho oldest Literary Institution in the State. having
been In continuous AID successful operation for nors than
TWENTY-FIVE years. with = patronage varying from one L"
two hundred pupils annually. The town Of Quincy l. the
county site NJ fsdsdrn county. and distant from Tall"has
SEE about :! miles. with which i; will soon be connected Icy
III, extension VI the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.
Application for the situation, accompanied by proper '"..
,inoni,i,. may .- sent IL thu SECRETARY Of the Board until
the err, day of December. proSimo, on which day h sr!ee'
ton will he made by the Board Of Trustees.
b. order VI thr Board Of Trustees,
john VI. v. DAVIDSON, Secretary.
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SALES.
SALE OF yALUABLI

NO.Vkp lSSNON II "a VI n Ia
LAND AND NEGROES. lS NELSON COUNTY.
r. pursuance Of n deere. Of the Circuit Court OF Nelson
i county. In the suit OF Goddin & AppeTson VI. Il. Hill aut!
others. IronnunceI on the Is, OF October, l>iS. the under.
.isned. Commissioner, appointed under said decree. will Of
fe- for saIr. on WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY
or NOVEMBER, ISIS, GU the prrni'r'. tile following Real
and Personal Estate:
All tina, Tract o. Land lying In the valley Of Fuckers rul,.
10 Nelson county. owned BY said Richard iil.. a,U,!ning the
lands Of Miss J. Rives. William Gordon and others, and co.,
Gaining l.s9o acres. more or less. There are about l.GJ
acres Cleared, the balance In woods, vel! supplied Nth the
different Oaks, Poplar. Chestnut. &c. The cleared Land Yes
remarkably we'll, and IN, been Improved by a liberal app!i.
cation Of fertilizers guano. bone dust. clover and plaster.
/ Is admirably adapted To- the growth 81 the staples Of this
region, Tobacco, Wheat and Corn.
The extension Of the Orange and Alexanlrl K,ilroad 10
Ly1chburg, now drawing rapidly tow YARD, complr ton. p.,-
e., directly through this lanl. and 1, 4. he'll, we'd this: . i.po;
viii be established upon il. nr 10 its Immediate nr;g,l,nr.
hood. u Is distant about seven miles from New Nar.rt or
;he James River Canal, anl three in.!r. from Loyi,..tnr.
the county seat. !; hts on il, comfortable. negro uu.rt-r..
for ahoul forty negroes, an excellent rran4ry, s,.p.. aud
other necessary farm baihdIn-.. o,rr,-ers hou,r. e.. Alto.
grthrr, IL Is believed that such an opportunity for i-.ir ,bir
Investment l. rarely presented.
Al the same time and place. will b. sold ~ nty- Eve SI,yr,
Nrn. Women and Children. the Iar: ser portion Of them young
and very likely. Also, all III. stock 81 Horses. mules. Cal.
tie and Hogs, Farming implements, and other rcrshabls
property oil the prriase,.
The TERMS Of sale prescribed hy th- decree are a, FOL.
loas For the land 4 credit will he given nf one, Two, three.
ioGr, Ave. six and sevea Years. with Interest from cay Of
sale bonds 1.,h good personal security will b. Required.
and ti;le retained Ill fui! payment hr made. The Negroes
vii! o- sold OF a credit Of twelve months; n,so,i.v!e noir-.
ini'resi added. With satisfactory rnlor-rr., viii h- required
lie o'hrr PERSONAL property viii Ice sold On u credit 81 mule
liont!r, Tor all suirs over ten dollar for ten dollars and
under, cash will be required. aud also a sufficient, suin la
cash out Of :he o;hrr sales :, dvfrIy the espen,r, Of tn.
sale.
The land is susceptible Of division la,o two or more faraa..
and should such division facilitate the sal. " tic whole
tract. i; vii! he made.
- should WEDNESDAY. l;th November mex. no: b.,
TAR. th' SALE VIII take place Oh the nrX, fair Hay.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
WILLIAM GoHb0N. commissioners.
HDEI MllTElHt Al
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connIssIoNEn,s SALE or v.LrAan,:

Z y obedience 10 4 decree Of the superior Court % Has"
over COUNTY, pronounced IN ia. 2d d.. ot october.
is ,hrli. On MuNphY. THE EIGHTH Dtf OF No
VENEER next, III fair. il no. the neat far day upon ih'
PREMISES, at the hour IL twelve O'Clock, 'cl 10 thr Lish'''
ijIi-r The tract q. land ~ which SsIGgcl Wilt" Sled 'cis 6
and pos>.>.-i. conveniently situated On a rniif ROAD. ~
tan. from IN. city 81 Richmond r'hsr hy the Mechanic
Vile Tnr,ii.c or the Meadow Brdse road, ab'u' 'lN AM "
hlIf miles cont .ining one hundred AMI nine acres OF ser!
level land. Of a soi good and well adap:ri 10 the pf9duc
ton III al! kinds of vegetable, for market, about iHfrr
fpur.ts ~ which are cleared. aud hIItne OIL u y co;n'ori'
bic d~ eIling houS- with five rooms AMI the n-'i.! necessary
oui.hou,c'.
Tyrs--So much cI.h vs. viii b- necessary to pay th- i'm.
mediate costs -, ..lr for the residue OF the amount %
.,I-. the purchaser TO execute ,i,ree several .guAi bonds
from t,-ir d,,. p,yabl- one III six. one Ia twelve aud on. ~
IN -nty. four months from thc day Of sale she title to Le 70.
:,iu-i until the whole NJ tie purchase mono! "c palh' 'hH
possession given certainly on thu trs, 'ias Of January rev.
or sooner, with the consent %. the present tenaa, oi ts
premises. fLhhiIL : ia''Ahi'
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN TIE TOwS or DASviLLE. AND IN TIE COUNT

OF PIrrSYLfASIA.
A Z ,,on a, . decree o. ihr Circuit Court Of the county
N Of Pit,ylvsnla can b. obtained. | shall SELL publicly
ton 4 day hereafter 10 he appointed Twenty Lots. III ue
town Of Danvillr. and Three Tracts or Parcels Of Land be
longing IN the estate VI Col. Leonard Claiborne. decd.
The 6r.i tract lies OIL Dan river, In Pitisylrahi", near!
opposite the town Of Milton, known as Tie DaDhey trao''
and contain, six hundred and ninciy-thrre acres. u IL be.
li,y,d thai there are on this tract. four hundred acres VI
woodland, probably the bret in the county. There Is on
a framed Dwelling lIous~, with Two r"'"'' use" ' d" "'e'
SEER House and nine Harms.
The low grounds are very hnr, aud the cleared upland Of
great fertility. h,,
milr, ,boy. Dauy!n.. II contains G3 acres. about 10 Of
which arc low yryunls, and between Gr, and W" acres III
wood This tract can be made very valuable ~ q p!lnta-
flor. having ali the necessary out-buiidings. ami y eonsnet'
able rcYruue esn lie derived from the surplus WOOL ~ u
,ap b- boa,ei down stream Into Danviile.
TT. third tract les On Fall Greek, aud extends N n e'urn'
hike. only ,xo mller from Danvi!ls. and contains nearly 10
acre, principally in wood. The tract will be divided into
wood lot. fronting on the turnpike.
Persons wishing to purehas. such property aS tbst sno's
d,.rr;brJ are invited to see IL. and any communication ad'
dressed 10 M. for particulars. will he promptly answered..
Nv address v Seots,urr, Halifax, Va
DAVID A. claiborne,
AdmIpi.tr, tor with the will annexed of the -,iate OF
.uy p,-es Col. L. Claiborne. deed.
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MERCHANTISE.


every arrival are making large additions ~ their
ID commanding stock Of Rich Fancy, Staple AMI Domestic
Fry tioods. in every Department. They are ROW thoroughly
assorted, and We are abl, 10 give buyers II home or frvl,
abroad. the advantage Of a large AMI varied selection.
The senior partner Of the house /, again Ia market, thus
giving them the advantage Of "a resident partner, whilst il
Lends FRESHNESS TO their entire supply.
la store AMI expected
Elegant Velvet Cloaks
Elegant Black Cloth Cloals
Elegant Black Cloth l;aelaLs
Elegant Co!nrcl Cloth Raglan,
Elegant Colorrl Cloth Cioaks
stella Sliawls. great variety
Long aud Square Brochc Shawls
Long Ind square !iiankr; shawl.
HrSTEHY-t;loves. Miit-, Ac.
Black AMI Cuiorrl. IityaIr-e Slsa
Enell-h and AMERICAN Prints
English. aud American Muu,-Iaias
Rich silk Robes a I%1
Rich SILK l.Oa's, tIo noaacrs
Rich silk Double Skirts
Elegant vulenciI Robrl
Er.an; Mpus!ain 10
E;nhrnilrrir-. every grade
Ppin; Lice and Bru,s.l. Stits
Vi!erta and iloni;ln Sets
Lace Collars, in variety
Black Thread AMI French Wells
B"mbazincs, Grapes. Wells, &c, &c, &c.
In the Heavy foods Department they have lainmei M
their cellar again, and are prepared 10 show buyers every
closes; rates such Good can lie sold at.
They are now getting in
Bi.hNKETS
sATrINETS
PULLED CLOTHS, 81 and ca
y. GisESS. all qualities
SiiEErlSGS, iiSSEYS
BRO. and Bl.EAcIlD COTTONe
flANNElS, &c, &c.
All OF which are offered upon the very he's; terms.
oct2o Tii0S. X. PRICE & 60.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDEMPTION or VIRGINIA 3 AND O
DER GENE. SE0Ik

TClIE hoilrrs Of the following certificates Of debt, issued
i by the state al Virginia. Will take notice that the Com.
missioner. Of the sinking Fund, calling IN the certificates VI
debt ia the order In which :hcy are rrterinshlc, will proceed,
on the iriI uf February. l>j9, {" redeem the >ai! crrtiti-
Gates nj the Treasury III the C"inmonw ralIl. The hnhtrr-
Of said certificates are required. Oh the said 10Th of Prbru-
nry, l>i9, to surrrri-r the same 1T the Office Of the Second
Auditor; whether surrendered or not, the interest will Cease
on that day.
|. Under An ACT tn provide for the construction Of II
Turnpike road from Winchester, TO some point Oh the Ohio
river, passed 10Th March. 1851. Is per crnt.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-05
NIGHT SCHOOL or THE MECHANICS

IIiiE Committee have tie pleasure Ia iEfrrm the patrols
l. OF the Institute III they have engaged the VALUABLE
services OF NIe-.r.. CONE & SMITH. as Teachers, for the
present session, which will commence OIL MoSp,Y SiGnr.
the 18th OF November. and continue. every other night, for
four months.
The price Of tickets for the session will he 81 -. which
will cattle the holder to all the privileges OF the Institute,
for one year, such ~ attending I'll, Fair. tue Lectures. &c.
Tickets may he Lad ty applying 10 either II the cpinini''
tee, or to Mrs-rs. Gone & Smith, AT their -ch,ol'Tponi. IN rear
Of thr Mechanics Institute, on Saturdays, or ANY Day Ia the
week after I O'Clock Ia the evening.
The sch,ol.ro nj Of the Institute will he fitted up In the
best .tyle, will! every convenience ani comfort. The sciio-
lars viii he required TO furnish their own DO Ks and St.tioii'
cry, WI. MhatAEtAHh'
:. s. COTTRELt.,
4. DARG AMIN.
Ia. ,I-.nJhSo, T., Committee nn Nigh, school.