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"N >HNi nND boNh Els.
1.-THE request or the Finance COMMITTEES Of the City
- Council. We will sell, AT Public Auction, on tho pro
misses; on Wednesday the 7th day OF July, less, ~ ;
O'Clock, r. NJ that portion OF the lot, on which was 10.
Gated the iorner Gas Works, he fronts 1872 feet on the
Ito feet. " ''
Also, a lot in the rear of the above, bounded on :be
west oy the lot of Bacon TAFT, Esq fronting about 80 f.et
Oh tne north slide OF Dock street, running back about 2l-
fcct to the rear line Of The FIRST mentioned ot.
ch Inc nrst lot there Is Il laree brick building, uscd tor
"f1c-. built OF the best materials and Of superior work
manship.
AIeo. ii large re.proof retort house, covered with iron
ana rlufc. Inc lot will be divided, or soli entire, end Tho
buildings sold with the same or mol, as may be- determined
on al Tue hour OF sale This properly 10 justly regarded
erect a large warehouse, rnt having the bcueH. OF tic
Cary street front, as well MS the front on the upper
oasnn Oh inc doek where produce and goods can 5c re.
ceived or shipped free Of drnyags.
Terms -one-lourth cash; balance hi six. twelve End
eighteen months, Tor negotiable notes. with iut.res,
added, secured by a trust deed, or title retained.
June l1-dtis GDDDIN A. APpEKs0S .u,,.
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INDIAN TREATIES.

v..HlssroS, June Two treaties have been
Z. frw-r Sioux Indians OF Minnesota. the object
/ Inch is to con6ne them to a portion of the
=. ,4.rvs,ion get apart under the treaty of 1851
f...r .aad tillers, and provide them permanent,
-, wr,h the usrsl educational and industrial as.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND In THE COUNTY,
OF

N obedience to a decree of the Circuit Court Of Han.
Il over, pronounced on the Both of September la:6, in r
suit thorein depending, under the style of Christian
ngainst Christian. &c, the undersigned the Commission.
ers therein named, will, on TUESDAY, June 29ln,
1853, If fair, If not, the next fair day thereafter, on ths
premises, sell the land in the proceedings in said suit men.
Toned, supposed to contain 1876 acres, situated In the
of Hanover and State of Virginia. 1t adjsins the
lands oil Thomas King, Thomas Eubank, Mrs. Mary Shell
ton and others; Is near Tsylors Steam Saw Mill, and
about II mile and a half from Ashland, formerly slash
Cottage. About ten acres of the tract are cleared, the
balance i, in wood and timber. The soil is adapted to
the growth of Corn and Wheat. There Is a small Dwell.
ing House on the land.
TERMS.
Cash as to go much as will pay the costs II sale and
suit; and as to tho residue. on a credit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser executing three bonds Of
equal amount-one payah.s six months after date, one
twelve months after date. niG the remaining one eighteen
months after dste-each with good and sufficient security,
nnd each carrying ,interest from the day of sale The
title is to DO retained until the whole purchase money 10
paid and a conveyance directed by the Court.
e.. W.. RICHARDSON,
J. A. HARDWOOD,
NAV pC-ctia EonmisaiNnara
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SALT SULPHUR 3 RINGS,
MONROE COUNTY VA.

MONNOE COUNTT n
TNHEsE Springs, three In number, and differing mhteri'
u ally both in properties and proportions, will be open.
ed, as usual, for the reception of visiters, on the hrst OF
June. They have been thoroughly analysed first by Pro.
lessor Rogers, and afterwards, and more minuiely. by
DR.. David Stewart, of Baltimore, and las the analysis
provost exhibit a combination of Sulphur and Iodine and
other mineral properties, unsurpassed By any In Virginia.
Two of them contain more sulphur by far than any other
mineral waters In Virginia
For further particulars, as to the character and virtues
Of these Springs, the public are referred to q pamphlet on
the same, by Or. Thomas D. Mutter. Of Philadelphia, and
to Drs. Burke and Moorman's Works, on the Mineral
Springs OF Virginia.
To visiters, remaining S considerable time, and espe'
sop. a liberal deduction will be made from the ordinary
rates of Springs charged. WIN. ERsKlNE, Proprietor.
April 3H-cwt5khAug
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nANTED.-A MILLER-Cne who understands
' srbiing wheat. and can furnish good evidences of
f,'!e:, Cor honesty. sobriety and industry, can GET
p STATION about ) miles above Powhatap Court
4" June 2l-cat P. FINCH.
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rch l7-6m COTTISGIAM & HARDING
TO OWNERS uE uOKsEs

your harsc is lame, strained, CALLED, bruised ~
L or kicked. rub him with TRANSFORMERS jim
CUtE-ALL, the great pain annihilatur. II heal. LAA
cuts, removes soreness and dwellings from cuts or orul.cs,
and allaYs all iniamnAtion-it acts upon the blood. sincws,
nuscles and bones. giving instant relief-it cures cholir in
r few minutes, and improves The spirits and appetite OF The
animal-it cures scratches. prevents worms, and hardens
the bones. Try it, and you will be astonished at It's good
effects, on beast as well ~ man
Bottles IS cents, so cents and 81. To be had OF all the
Druggists 10 Richmond, Norfolk and Portsmouth; SPORTS
wooD, in Petersburg; THOMPSON, in Lynchburg.
Nav 2c-dSc3m
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
'ULPEPER MILITARY INsTITUTE.


MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
VIE second session of thisschool will commence on
stsIs Ion will include the Latin, Greek, French and span.
a Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
i'1y' and lower English branches.
Ineteachers engaged TO conduct the school are gradu.
a.esh the University OF Virginia and Virginia Military
.ns1tate who will adopt the modes of instruction pur.
BOARD tuition, washing, fuel and lights for ton months,
For circulars, containing full Information, address
CHARLES E. LlGHTfq0T:
REFERENCES:
we have the privilege of referring to the following;
Professors Maupin, Harrison Gilderslesve. schele de
Pss'fLueisu Minor U%.'Ws5 William M and Mary College
hev !0en A Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county
Rev VIM 8 White, D D. Lexington
Gen VIM Il Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM B Taliaferro, Gloucester
James Barbour, Esq, Culpeper
w D Wallach, Gsn George M Cooke, A Bell. Eso,
Mi Henry Hill. U Army, Now York
Capt James Stark
The citizens of Cul3spcr. july 3,-ctf
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
ME Faculty will proceed on the 3lst of July, to ap-
point State Students Zone for each) for the following
l-Accomac and Northampton
M-City of Norfolk
ul-Norfolk county and Princess Anne
lV-lsle of Wight, Nansemond and Surry
V-Southampton, Sussex and and Greenville
v Y %sSu1is and md County sasy. Of Prince George
XI-Pittsylvsnia
Xll-Halifax
X~Ill-Henry, Patrick and Franklin
XIV-Bedford
Xv-Campbel and Appomatox
and Henrico
XVllI-City Of Richmond
Xlx-Gloucester, Mathewe and Middlessx
Ax-Lsncaster, Northumberland, Richmond and
Westmorelsnd
XXl-King and Queen, King William and Essex
8AlV-Fairfsx and Alexandra
~XAV-Loudoun
xXyII-Madison. Culpeper, Orange g. Greene
~XXVlII-Alben1arle
XXX-Buckingham. Amherst and Nelson
4Xx1-Jederson and Berkeley
XX~Xll-Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan
XXXiV-Psges and Shenandoah
XLll-Russell Scott and Lee
xLlv-Greenbrier, Fayette, Nicholas, Raleigh, Brsx.
ton and Pocahontas
xLvI-Hurison, Richie, Doddddge, Peasants and
Wood
xLvH -wetzel, Marshall, Marion and Tyler
~XLVIIt-Barbour, Upshur, LOWS, Gilmer and Ran,
dolph
XLlX-Monongalia, Preston and Taylor
Applications, accompanied by testimonials Of character
and capacity to profit by the instruction given At the Uni.
versity, should be addressed TO the Chairman of tho ia.
Guilty. Applicants should state their ages and the schools
uhree) they propose to enter. it should also appear that
neither themselves nor parents are able to meet the ex.
penses Of their education at the University without aid.
State Students are exempted from the payment of ma.
circulation and tuition fees and room rent, amounting in
the aggregate to about Sl03. s. MAUPiN.
June 5-clm Chairman of the Faculty.
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/. RULKLEY. 1877. Main ct.

|REPAItE FOn HOT WE.ATHER-Ice Water
'aches, Refrigerators, Ice Bowls, Water Coolers,
IL 5.a.. Wire Covers, with many other Articles for
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.p.rcurs EROM GREAT BRITAIN.

w,.rl,eroN. june N.-Despa;ches from Great
Wv w., in relation to the Misunderstanding on &C
# the outrages in the Gull, are said to be Of q
We satisfactory nature.
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GALE OF SLAVES by virtue of a decree Of the
- Circuit Court Of Goochland, rendered in a cause
pending therein, in which John NJ Trerilian and others,
are plaintiff, and Jesse X. Harris and others ARE defend
ants. ! shall, on Monday, the .0,h day of June next, that
being the hrst day OF tho County Court Of Goochiand, at
the Court House of said County. proceed 10 sell at auction
for cash, nine slaves, men, women and children; among
them there are two likely men, and two boys.
JOHN NJ. TREVILIAN,
n--11 ..l rororpfaaionpr
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GEORGE Is. STEEL,

DENTIST,
ETURNS his sincere thanks to those Nr@
II whose liberal patronage he has re. me
ceived during the year past, and respect. uY"
fully asks a continuance of it, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical or
OPERATE" Department, will be performed in the most
satistactcy manner. Having an experience eight
years in this city, he feels confident OF giving, as he be-
lieves he has, thus far, entire satisfaction. He may be
found Mt all hours. All work warranted. Office and Re.
sidence No, 23l, on Main. above 9th Street, and nearly
opposite J. W.: Davies Marble Works, Richmond. Va.
lar
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
June M.-Arrived, ship Roosevelt, Capt
50 Isys from Gibraltar,

|SET YORK. JUNE 2l.-Cotton has advanced .
- OF Upland Middlipg at 1870, and closed at an
k~r.ocipe tendency. Flour is heavy; sales of State
so3. a, IS S0a3 IS; Southern "a 45a4 IS. Wheat
oEs,; sales Of Southern white at : I H6al 80. Corn
,-svy; sales Of mixed at 70a73i. Spiri:s Turpen.
L Is. Rosiu jO.55.
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'sRktNT,> .ELTZER APERIRNT-Pre-
:-isi On sn entire new principle from s1ste and
E't iasIysi. Of the celebrated Settler Spring in Ger.
.ai nrch s.teeEca AID elegant preparatou,
~; -y3cacy, economy and portability VIII be found
k!A',o'c for relief Of dyspepsia, ihdigeSlion, bilious
70 %asRtache, nervous debility, &c, &C. Fer
+! PURCELL, LADD Il CO.. Druggists.
x No IL. corner of Main and Governor ats.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MAMIE C1IvDEp1

INLhS
F1NHE undersigned would remind the@--
Farmers and Dealers in FarmingS <S~
implements, that they are still In the mar nNa
ket with q large assortment Of Ploughs in their almost
endless variety, OF the best timber and workmanship.
CultivHtors tor Tobacco and Corn. Harrows, Straw Cut.
tiers of different Patterns, Corn Shelters In their variety.
Wheat Fans Of the most approved kinds; Wheat era.
dies and Dewy's Patent Horse Rake or Cleaner, which
gave such general satisfaction last season.
Also. Agents for Many's, Rays and M~cCormick's Reap
Ing and Moving Machines.
We have added to our large variety, since last season,
some useful and Important Implements, namely: Il Patent
Tobacco Weeder, patented by Tho's A Robertson OF
Anne Arundel County, Nd, which will do the work of six
we call the special attention of all farmers. A new Sod.
Cutter, which 10 worthy the attention Of farmers; it is
highly recommended for pulverizing the sod. 1t Is diff.
ferenIly constructed from any other Plough in use in.
stead of a plain Surface Mould, there are Cutters extend.
ing from II to break the sod fine. These can be removed
or replaced-when worn they can be made new at a
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers Of different Patterns can
be had of US. Among them them the Fitz's improved
Power and Thresher.
Pelin's Internal Cleared Power, which superse les the
necessity of the leather belt.
Plough and Machine Castings, by the ton or single
piece.
Forks. Spades, Shovels. Hoes, Trace Chains, &c, &c.
Field and Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine. To all OF
which VIC invite the special attention of farmers aud deal.
source Of great satisfaction 10 us to be enabled to help
and promote the interest OF the farmer.
We ure always on hand with our usual promptnrss. and
ready to accommodate at the Old Stand, No. $50, Pratt
street Wharf. Baltimore, Md.
March l7-6m C~OTTISGIlAM & HARDING.
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TEETH,

ARTIFICIAL TEETH
HEOpLAsTIC s.
w. JONES, Dentist, having pur' O~
OF making Teeth. and being entirely salts Qlr"
fed of Ito absolute superiority over the Sb
gold, silver or platina method, he can with confidence
commend it to all who may desire full or partial seu o.
teeth, and especially to such a. may be dlssst'snea
those they are now uGing. In this process, all OF
the objections Of the gold plate are rem~oyed-the sueti2n
being perfect secures comfort and liability p ths st1
and tho teeth being embedded In the rhets1, tRe 1000 10
excluded from under dr'between them, and they are,
therefore, stronger, cleaner, smoother and In every re
spect better.
In consequences of the perfect adaptation Of the plate 70
the mouth and the suction thereby secured he can insei1
one or more teeth without clssps-and In all cases guar
antee a perfect and satisfactory fit or no charge.
This method having been adopted aud commenced oy
those standing highest In the profession, North and south,
testimonial will be given and specimenssshibited 70 any
who may desira to see them. Those wishing e es!;
change tho old method for the new, ;hsif old plates Will
be taken In part pay.
Office opposite Cor ntnisn Hail.
Office hours from 8 to 81, from 81 to- s.
lime l9-9m
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MERCHANDISE.
ONE TUOCSSSD DOLLARS Nv


ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
MANY PERSONS, Including con.
1Nl ductnrs OF Public Presses, have -
shown their ignnrnnc. no less thar MESTXnL ~
their zeal, in charging the niatillcts "a AENfHliy
with mixing poison with their Iiquors. W.
10 one acqnsinted with The prnces A41L@
of making whi,key this is simply ridiculous; but to the
public generally it's rciternuon conveys the impression
that Il has some foundhtioh lntruth.
Whiskey is made from grain. which Is first ground int
mesl--Inixed with bot waite. made to pn,s through the
process Of fermentation by the introduction oil yrnsi, pre-.
cisely as light bread ia mnde TO do. and which process de
velopcs the alcohol, and then distilled.
No poison, mineral or vegetable, is used In its manufac
ture. II other persons are sinv enough, or criminal
enough. to commit the atrocities charged, it is not Tor us
to defend them, we only claim to answer tor ourselves.
The above reward will be paid to any one who will
prove by the testimony of II competent and respectable
chemist that our statement is untrue, 50 FAR us liGuur ma.
nufactured by us Is concerned; with the understanding
that the liquor s,fbjec,ed to the test shall be procured, eli.
ther from our sturehousr, or from any Of our many re.
spectacle customers; and that the character of the che.
mist who analyses it stall be so established as tn be be-
bond suspicion, either Tor skill or honesty.
NAV lUId6m STEAREs A. THIIRSTDN
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FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY. FIVE PRIERe I
Nearly one Prize to every Nine TicketsIl
SCHEME
TO BE DRAWN
EACH IN lilly
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

5, 4S5 Prizes amounting to 1890, 900
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, IS; Quarters, q so.
EY-A Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries will be
sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving II.
Certificates Of packages will be sold At the following
rates, which Is the risk.
Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets : $50
10 Half I" 20
&" 10 Quarter" 20
10 Eighth 4" 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they may
designate. ~
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO puf
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
~ Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
az All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid Immediately al.
ter the drawing -other prize, at the usual time Of thirty
lays. All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
g. { SWAN 4 co., Augusta, Ga.
Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta, Ga,
can have their orders filed, and save time, by addressing
8. Swan 4 Co., at either OF those cities.
~ A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each one Is entitled
10, will be published after every drawing, In the following
papers: Augusta (Geo.) Constitutionalbt, New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
Gazette, Atlanta Intelllgencer, New York Weekly Day
Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New-York
Dispatch. Pauldlng (Miss) Clarion and Little Rock Arko
True Democrat. June 81
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MAklNE NEWS.
= 81 R%ICnNOND. JuSE 81. 1858

HiGH WATER THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
E;sn.r jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
\ .S.sDgers.
(s-aa-r George Peabody. Pritchett. Baltimore,
kaa,odiz-.
~; Z ara Belle, Parker, James River, lumber.
S' Ellen Goldsborough. Bunting, Baltimore,
E-'.
S:E Miller, Goodridge, James River, lumber.
SAILED.
r Baltimore, Phillips, Washington via Port
,;.t, coal.
BELOW.
Str D.nyi!!e, Chester, from New York. below
n PIN,
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DASSENGEkS for New York, by
q the s~rsamship JAMESTOWN, arc re. @Y
qucstcd to DO on board before the hour
departure. 4 o'clock, P. NJ, Tuesday, theN@~
22a inst.
Tickets and berths secured at our Office, opposite steam.
ers' wharvcs.
Passage to New York, meals and state roola included,
only $40. Steernge passage only IS.
Passage to Norfolk same az BY the river boats.
Freight received to-day, Monday, and up to the hour Of
I O'Clock P. NJ, Tuesday, the ed inst, unless a sufRciency
be received prior to that hour.
Cousigaees are requested to send for their goods to-day.
Freight for Boston consigned TO the agent at New York,
will be forwarded directly on, at moderate rates and with
expedition. LUDLAM e. WATSON
June 2l-9t Office opposite Stmr's Whnrves
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AUCTION SALES,
BY D.. CKINsUN. Hill a. co .ArC

I'.;"lEES HEGROEs.-This day, nj 10 DC cs.
Hn cn SOFA 10 likely Negroes, consisting o! MIN
b"ys and Girls, and Woman and Children.
June :. DICKINSON. HILL a co. Aucts
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.III,E IA EnR sAlk

Is, .ngLES FOk SAl.E.
- D. sold NJ pubic auction at the Old Church,
me county vi Hanover, on Saturday, the 26th
. arse. well broke mules. They are unusually
= vel suited 70. heavy work.
100 cr"di, OF four months for approved, endors.
Istc.:.e no,es.
10 eommence al l2 O'Clock.
Es2-c.,
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OF nREECH.LOADING oARBINRs.

EnnIintry with that part of the act making appro.
H,t' ior the support Of the army for the year end
~ June, 1859" approved June l2th. 1853. which
- Tor the purchase of breechloading carbines
!. node, to be selected and approved by a bosrd
.ss %of1cers," a board consisting OF three officers
nance corps will meet at West Point, New York,
Ia ~ aa' Oh Iuly next, Tor the purpose indicated BY
,a desirous Of competing for the best model
-. carbines are invited 70 do 90, and each
~ required to submit bis csrbine. with the pro.
y lsioh Tor the same mot less than one hundred
E ,. BOARD, not later than three days after the
I'm. OF is session; to explain is node OF
+ @1a !" leave 1t with the board for examination
Ii n. CRAIG,
ofFisE, Colonel of Ordnance.
June Is, S5s.-dtJulyl2
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,g HUGHES SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH

u,lyiySroS, Del, June l8.-The American Tsle.
E,,h Ccnpsny's application for right OF way through
4. fry. which has been vigorously contested by the
soma presence of Amos Kendall and other parti.
h.: II The present monopolists, was granted by the
Ey Couucil last night by a vote Of eleven to three.
teci.ion removes the last obstacle in the way of
nv line from New York to Washington and the
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nm I.HND~

III LhND A. Mt
n OFFER tor sale 3,047 acres Of Land, on the NORM
Il Anna river, in spotsylvania county Va, OF which
about / 900 acres are clenred and enc'orea. INC pace n"
There is a GOOD Garden, Orchard, &c o. various kinds OF
fruit; and an abundance OF pure water in every portion Of
,he ,rac, There 10 also a great quantity OF excellent tim.
her If various kinds, though chiefly pine and white oak,
which win be very valuable to the purchaser, as it can
he easiy seated down the river, in high water, TO the Ter.
MIMI, of the Richmond and York river railroad, where
there will no doubt be a market at no very distant day. |
shall not attempt a further description, except to gay, 1t
would make a most desirable and splendid stock farm
Those who may desire to purchase such property are in.
vlted to 60 and see, and Judge for themselves.
Mr.. Jonathan johnson, living Z short distance above, will
take pleasure in showing the place, and giving any infor.
nation In his power. A great bargain can be had In this
property, a. ! am too far away TO give 1t any attention.
May 63m JOHN JERDoNE, Henderson. Ky.
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"HHhWFtIH OIJ' Gu ToO'
DICKINSON. HILL & CO..
STlLL continue to sell NEGROES, both publicly and
- privately, at their old stand, corner ot Franklin md
Wall sits. K. n. DICKINSON,
N. b. HILL,
Nav 10 -d&c6m C. r. HILL.
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VA CFARLANE & FERGUSON,

'yhk, JOB AND FANCY PRINTERS,
removed their Office from the Law Building tu
U aoa.e recently fitted up TO troin. or the
s-.is = BANK and TWELFTH STREETS,
. .sey N:Iibe pleased to execute WORK for their
.lo' Md the public, in tho VERY BEST STYLE and
{ aftl AzA,4sABLR rrnss.
io'i1es ufic-, in the Law Building, Is for rent
.,tI.ie' January. The rooms are large and would
. ,s's rate Armnry. Apply to
e2-a MACFAkLANE & FERGUSON
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10 STOCK HOLDERS OF THE MATTN
RICHMOND HILL IN MARKET

.UNHls well known and beautiful Estate 10 now offered
Il for sale. Those in its vicinity, who wish TO purchs,e
will do we'll to explore the place and examine into It's
advantages a. To soil, timber, accommodation, DC. tut
to strangers and SPECTATORS In land. we will briefly cay,
that this Farm contains between 100 and 1900 acre';i.
tituated Immediately on navigation: was formerly owned
by Charles Carter Of Shirley. who built the house. which
~as his residence for many year,. It's locality Is fs'ors.
BILE tor those wishing TO unite the pleasures Of farming
with the tolls and emoluments of the learned professions.
1t is just seven mile. below Richmond Courthouse. The
terms will be very accommodating.
For information. apply TO Lyme -bsckeiiord, SO, War
farm. June le-c2t