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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SIallE GREAT WONDER OF THE. NINETEENTH
II Prnfraa,r LII. 80,

VhE uhEAI WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
oeniary Professor W0oDs Hair Restorative.
~ sys WI me 8. Louis o) Democrat Below publish
,osv NV weed g G s ely from gentleman Maine speaks glow
sy me superior merits oil his hair
@ r effect when coming from reliable
punery from the press
r rhos q Woop Coz Gentlemen: Having my attention called
Nv months sinco 70 tho highly
u was induced 10 make application upon my hair
s @ s gsns .s Sn an, $ ys ,s my
a o your iAr Restorative, and used
Procured ~ smother bottle, which aye certify
20 20 VIC world trt tho white hair totally dsappcare
m my head and he blr has eoler
oeeve moro soft than has twenty
a s am am now ss years old my good wife, at tho aye Of atty
The above noce een you your discovery
nave occasion % contradict my statements citizen o. this
@ uss and resident hcc Tor The last tesn and
every one here aud adjoining ANY you may
% nc aooys With attached your service
''' Voao'cs Of nature ID others IS well As myself
d, #5 4 & RAYMOND,
t-u#6 a.' NaaE8 RatusoRr, Jan 23, 1858
.asges wo0Ds HAIR RESTORATIVE
Isor woop Dear sir Having
ou@n my hair ton the yellow Orleans
is was uduvg your preparation snd found
70 answer as the very thing My thick
e S @ 0 % 9ras can express my obligations % yoa n giving to
,nt TOO nnarr,saed, Bragg regular ,tannE
% M pastor the oihodox nroolGsd Maachnseiis
sonu7mAh Of geatinfucnce and universally beloved.
.....4r wv DYER
Bnook,rnp jan II, 1855
v WOOD Dear sr Having made Trial o Hair Restorative,
e pleasure 10 that It's effect excellent
% 9Ss inflammation danirur tendency 10 itching
Stored my hair which was becoming gray ID h. original roo
r used no other article with anything Ike sme pleasure or
Yoorr truly, JK BRAGG
& bsorsuve put up or lhrco szns viz large mo
~ oo"s he medium holds lens, twenty per cent moro in
- @ Than The small retnls nr dollars botig; tho largo
I ' rS per cent more IN propcr,u, and retais ss
wooD co. rropric,Ors. 5, prooa4,v N.v yo,t - a.
4 I SsM ny YORK Wire R'ins Eablshmsrt and ia street.
And sold hy AN ,o,a f,r,r,,.,. .,,, p.., -, -,
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.sEE1zpR Days Nv MAINE Z

w W.. | YS $3.50 ~'S ~ = -
VINO KNOWS 4f3qlE tssga e5Est}tf sIaah Talss
,,a .T--.5- = =. n sd} L
SENAlOR DAVLo Nv MAiNE. "A
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0Fpacs Jfon' az aaa,esa @ dvssa Y rs lo
angaad, fayas Io 1920, ogofe ue 1iy'c"A1fo' 'o'y
Ig hams. IA @
Your crops and your mode of tage different from
that to which am accustomed and the result is that
each supplies different segment in the circle OF
wants am glad that it Is so that it must necessarily
be so Glad because it is IN everlasting bond between
us-one which, whilst it binds renders both doubly
prosperous Blessed is lot In this that fathers
linked us together and established free trade between
In the diversity climate and crops there is
rance that entire failure cannot If disaster and
blight should fall upon sectfon 1t need not go TO
foreign land in search Of bread Famine gaunt famine
with its skeleton STEP can never pass our borders whilst
the free trade of the Union continues n
But difference In pursuits in population and domestic
institutions has been made the basis OF hostile agitation
aud urged as cause Of separation To my mind the
yerse would be the rational conclusion Each exchanging
the surplus Of that which it can best produce the
plus of another which it most requires the benefit must
be mutual and the advantage common. Here il
mercial selfish bond TO hold us together But will
,n here canse the current of INV Thought IL carving
me beyond the limit Of topics proper TO the OCCASION and
must offer as an apology the fact that though myself
cuyator Of the soil my mind has for several years been
given so much to rolitica subjects that In speaking
without having previously arranged what to say the
thought inadvertently runs from the matter wished to
nt into collateral questions Of governmental concern
Hsre Eurnng back however into the original channel,
fit ,e IA sav tlat the diversity of which have been
sraa&,g ynasd no small inducement to the union Of
t Staf aBa Nat III has been through that union that
m tfasna8 M ppf, lseBaigt position, and stand to-
a. Mi ttin'rs s, sias fsriost and among the
creates IN ti5s satailg MI 5tsfFsys.
II, looki,, Nv; ;t8 is.s ef gtf haYs br1ught
of mechanical ana as94t4Ittrs3 t5S3a5sFt F'e13aSg
viewed it not with the ourotity 5GsfHaglr bat with
interest of one who felt that he ~ tt Ia H. as in co.
hibton Of the prosperity OF his county The ghoa con
deracy Is nv country and to the nnermost fbres OF my
heart love it ALL and every part could not ii would
and would not il could dwarf myself to mere sectional
ity NV first allegiance is to the State of which am
citizen. and to which by affection and association am
pesonay bound but this docs not obstuct the
on of your greatness or admiration for much which
have found admirable among YOU. N
Yankee is word once applied to you as o term of re-
proach but YOU have made it honorable and renowned
You have borne the flag of your country from the time
,en n as dicnled as n niece of striped bunting until
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1859.


ouARrxR,fAs1HRs oyyIcr, IT, 8. MARsH CoRfs
Washington, Sept 2s, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS until Thursday
tons the United following stations for tho
year 1859, viz: @ ASt
Charlcstown Massachusetts,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; 96.aa- w. ... ."
Brooklyn Long Island, New York,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; .... .t.. .at..
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia; :
Warrington, Florida; and
Washington, District OF Columbia.
pound quarter Of rerh beef
bread made
flour Mt tho option OF tho
pounds best New Orleans eight quarts OF best white beans
four OF pounds Of good hard
brown and and half pound or good hard dipped aow
candies 70 ono hundred ratiens.
Tho boe required shall delivered order OF tho command
raon and
No pork, and tho groceries or tho bot
quality OF All subject o inspection.
accompanied with persons
whose suciency be certified ocer OF tho
government 3, "a.
Forms Of bids will be furnished application to this once
Newspapers publishing the above advertisements
paper containing the st advertisement this once
nation ttt a4ss s.s- sl H
To bo Proposals for alons for 1852
ne undersigned. D. j. SUTHERLAND,
Major and Quartermarcr,
The "Nalonal ntclrcnccr and "Evcnng STAR Washington
c. tPao Concord H. "Gazcte Portsmouth, N H.; rurtn
crad Boston, MASS "Eaglc Brooklrn, n II; "rounsy
Pcnsacoa Fa will publish above threo times week I'LL
and send b accompanied by copy Of sdyer
tsement 10 this Office for payment
Sep 2p--coti
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

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II oy fHE wEsf soUriiwffT, AND NokTiiWhsT.--BALfL
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, q CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
SSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available 10 all the principal OF the world Also mercan
ale credits, for use in Europe China, &C.
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, AttorneyatLaw, the
M tstcs Bodng. Of 7h and streets, Washington,
d. O. will practice al the courts Of the District including the Court
Of Claims and in The adoung counties IN yhgniu.
Sop 23-3m
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OFFICE OF CoMAflSSARY GENERAL OF SUB.
" ssiENcE, wAsnsGrox, September IL, lSss


FICE OF COAIAiiSSARY GENERAI, OF STIR.
sIsrENcE ay' = 80, s,.,1, -, ,s'o
"As'S''A' 'sp'e"os' ~ i'''
n, INN. ,.,,,.4 - - .sI
VIII 90 received AZ ths omoo un'u mo 2oh
next Tor ne delivery of provisions IN bulk for tho
aois o tne United 'ses upon inspection aA follows;
AZ F5,t I,.L,scxd.nep H,xb.r ko,.,h,.,l,.
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% barrels o. nest mess pork
iao ao s,, uarisis :, ireAh extra sePernne' nonr
70 goa,ds vs,and ~ ~ aen, new slA rne @ hea eeahs
~ Soe pounds q nrs' quality adaman,ne candles
100 .as psaas ~ ~ ass. quality ary brown sugar
-" sanohs VI gVod ciaer vinegar +.
Az Fort Han.lon, Yarr0es, Nele Yoyk Harbor
1oo hx., ,,..,. .,,..,,
1So psrre,s =, !, ,ssa oos, mess pork !,
20 pa,,, aieis =, =, Iesh eAna s, supeInhe hour
koo poa pa,aas % " new new s, mh,c neiu oeaas a. =
100 9oo i'"als pounss :, % gooa @ hara soap
ioo ,,d p ~ - as, s. aaa'y ,, ,anan.na s n oaha'os
400 poands Of s, aa auali. Rs R ,ars 'us"
20 ~ pusnes , o. 5000 clean dry hne SAT- 4
'o' sa''on' = sooa 0'u'' Shosat
AZ fbrt Coiumbas Gopsvress Isiand Ne,o York
9oo ha,,o,. :, ,os, ,,,a.. .,, M Az II
"a $500 ~ ~ ss. [ ,,s ,noss po.A !, 49, 4 s.,
s S.snn,s 2. !, nesn Extra . supernne nour
S'S Soo ioanas p,,.,s y ~ @ sooa l,. hard soap y
s'Soo oo % hounas 9. ars. quaily ary brown sugar
As bushels Of good clean dry lna salt y,
500 gallons Of good cider vinegar. "A s.
~ fo's A0ffe"'s' ba'f'r'ore, kaTyland
81 y bushels q new white acid oeans
800 800 pounds Of t-cst quality adamantnc candies
oo 9soo poun'u of nrst quality dry brown sugar .e
Is ousbeis n, sood ,v rsan arw Ana ~, ,assts H
an ga,inns az eood ciisr ,ins,ar .4.-. 4
- 'r,s, .,1. a
AZ Fo'f MeHsos Ud fotnt comfort, VGgsntd. |*s.
sSo harrcls Of best "mess pofk'' II. s.tr . .rM
900 barrels offresh extra supernne" hour p
lzo bushels ol new white hem Deans, Y
3,ioo pounds m aN'oa hard soap tsas . aia if..N
200 pounds ol nfsi quality adalnanunc candles
~ oo0 pounds OF hrst quality dry brown sugar
oeoo pounds OF arst quai'y mo couoe
600 gallons Of sood Good cider vinegar
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special Notice to subscribers.


Payment for subscriptions advance
Tho WI always be discontinued the period
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who tler sahsoIiptoAs aabci ttdoxIsfae - " N4
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Mr. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL,

AVA CORNER CT GRACE AND FoUsHEE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The next session OF our School begins the Ist OF
OCTOBER, 1854, and ends the lst of JULY, 1859.
For tle benefit of young ladies who have finished
their regular of studies aid who wish to car
ry on further their mental improvement, there will
be class in Bellies Letters and Literature-recitng
twice week Price of admission, $50 for the who'll
session, and SIS to pupils vito take other studies
The greatest efforts will be made render this both
interesting and improving.
In the Prin airy Department French will be taught
to the little children orally. without any charge.
FACULTY:
HUBERT P LEFEgvRE, A NJ, Principal.
VIM Il WILLIAMS B, Vice Principal.
Gibson Miss Mary @ Gordon. Mis- Eliza BARTLETT,
Madame l. blanchet, Mrs miriam Taylor. Madame
Marie Estvan. John Calyo. C W Thilow, VIM =
Grabau. Eliodoro Car,ns. henrich schneider.
TERMS:
For Board $500 20
For LG .............. on
For English Tuition. 40 on
Eor Modern Languages, each...........-..... 20 O0
For French. when studied exclusive of the
English branches ........ 40 co
For 70 %
For Music on Piano. Harp, Guitar. Organ, or
Singing:
For one lesson (of an hour> week .... 40 90
For two lessons (of an hcur) week. so 90
For three lessons (of on hour) week 10 %
For four lessons (of an hour W. ek...... 100 90
For the use of o.
For Drawing from Nodes. 20 90
For Drawing, IRON 40 90
For Painting In alter Coiors.. 40 90
FOR Oil 50 90
years OF 80 w
''' '-' 80 ~ HGBEkT LEFsgvRE.
have Sc erai of my pupils to place teachers
Per.ors by appl 10 me. may secure the services
oil competent instructors. l..
au 5-d3m
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c@4 CARRIAGE FAaEoRY, "a

Ne &c. FOR REMIT nave in the Ltd
County vi Giles. about miles from the Mountain
necessary fixtures for extensive CARRIAGE
FACTORY, aud similar OPP ratiOns. The supplv Ct
timber Immediately at the spot, is extraordfuar'y-
aud enough seasoned for immediate use in good de-
mand or easily sent of. There is now Circular
raw Mill, Planning Machine, Turning Lathe, Nor
bv n.v failing water power, with sui able buildings
There is also q Blacks NTH shop and tools, which
Factory, requiring more hands; Grist and Wheat
MILL rendering supplies convenient, and in the
midst of superior stock range. and facilities for
surerior Mechanics are desired Iexpect to be near
the place until 18th of Septembe- my address being
Nottow6y.
REFER ro-J. A. Cowardin. B. W. Haxall. John 8.
Walker or F. Hobson, Richmond, OF p. Branch.
Petersburg. EDWIN u. BOOTH.
sa9-TkEit
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g. az BROAD ROC K
E&sAAgE RACEs-Will commence
TUESDAY. October 18th,


FIRST Y-Jnesddy.-oweepstake for all ages;
dash Of two miles, $50 entrance, o. o. more ell
tries to make a race; 500 added by Proprietor to
name and close Goth September, 1858.
SECOND KAcg-Same Day -Sweepstake for three
year olds. out If mares that never produced in
ner mile heats. 500 entrance, $50 IT, to name and
close 2ath September, 1858.
SECOND Day Wcdae. day. -Proprietor's Purse,
$780, mile heats.
SECOND RAcE--.Gme Day-Sweepstake for three
year ods two mile heats $2D entrance 500 It., to
name and close goth 81 september. 1888.
THIRD -HnrSldy.-Jockcy Club Purse $500,
two mile heats.
sEcosp RAcR-Same Ddy.-Sweepstake for two
year olos that won race: 500 entrance, $50
It to name and close 20th September, 1885,
FOURTH DAY-Fr.day.-Jockey Club Purse, 500.
three mile heats
FIFTH Day .Suturdoy.-Handy Cap sweepstake
two mile heats for all ages that have run In either
of previous races during the week. 500 entrance,
5000 added by Proprietor, If two or more START to
name at the pest
SAME DAY. Saturday - sweepstaks for three
year old colts and filss. two mile heats. $500 en-
trance 800 #; closed LIST January with eight en-.
CALVIN GREEN,
An 2T--2av3Wx Proprietor.
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rTNIoN FEMALE coLLEaTATF IN


Y sTiTurs. {sichmond Giil} --Tha and sunrs,
Sc soa VIII onmerce On the 2o,h Septcns Der. ana
r, tinna ten months. Tho Eosrding Iyrray,,rnsss
wil be under the direction Of Mr. Tkos ", sirsSss
sad his lAdy y. tlate Of Chsfks Ctr County ms.
attention And exrerience. we feei assured win be "a
rely satiafacfory. W.
i sev. ROBERT y. STUBS. President. N.,n,.,
SCI, aess aud Mathematics
Mr GKosGE W. ARMiSTEA D. graduate az n N
College. ARe5ent Languages, Mental and Mora
stienee. Refers te Faculty r. M. College
Mr.. Z A. NEwHISkR, Professor Instruments,
Music.
Ms. CLARA x, DRAKE. graduate OF nneS,,s.
ham Female Institute. French Lang usge and ASS.
tant in Muse.
erssurs Female yeilesel Higher Ensli. iirsnehss
and Preparatory Department. assisted by the pres.
dent. by hissreeial care 10 all the classee
Competent Professors will be provided fo- elas-os
in 6erms7. italian, Painting, Drawing and Other
C.aaueI Is. branches. ~
Fsrs -Per half session OF Ave months. payable In
advance; Posrd, $50; Tuition, 10 PRIMARY Epyl,sS
branches. sla Higher Enslish. si5 Ancient and
Modern Languages, each S. Music. $40 Use oy In.
strsment ~; ornamental Branches each fat0
sor further particulars, see circulars .r addres,
the President or Ati srIiRRs
Eor. sectry q. P.C.I.
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rLASbICAL AND CONE Eh i A
~ SCHOOL,
On 9Th street, between Broa and Marshall.
HpW'D WSSsNNEsri a n Principals.

HORACE SMITH. A N,
Professor EMI0N, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen on Monday, the 10Th
OF September.
The number of scholars received into this school
ton of the Principals The course OF instruction in
tie primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
ness or for entering either of the classes in College
Recitationsare conducted with Use of Mathematical
Blocks Charts. Giobss and various apparatus
Pupils in Bookkeeping Will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
had &C the bookstores of Messrs z Price and John
IL Richardson.
One of the Principals can be found at the stud on
Bread st. I'd door from 9Th st. gu i6-2m
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HORSES MULES. COWS, WAGONS.
IA &c ~ III be sold .: auction. on SATURDAY,
September llth commencing 81 l01clock. several
and three Mules. @ ALEX NIT.
% 10 Ana tionecr,
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
RIEs, &c II viii sell st auction, ct my store,
corner Of Main and 18th strecfs. on SATURDAY
MORNING, the nth day Of Septs nfber, cor mencfna
fat iooclock general assortinsnr Of new and sec.
oDdhapd kurpifure, Mattresses, &c
0ROCERIke-20 bbis Hhiskey; 10 u caaks Bran.
dy; 30 bbls new Herlings; 50 realms Wraprin7 Pc.
Per; 10 doc Bottles Catsup 5o0a lbs Bacon z0l0g CT
Gsfs; 10 kegs Cut and Wrought Nails; crockery,
DRY aOODes-seversl invoices Dry Goods, Costs.
Pants, Vests, khoes. Caters, Hsts Caps, Thread,
Buttons, &c, &C. - ~ s1s Z
teia ALExsNOrT, Auct.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE -

plCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE -
~ The Fifth Session will commence October 1853.
and close the last Thursday in June, 1859
No material changes in the general plan are
found TO be desirable but 10 Is hoped the experience
acquired by previous sessions and the additional,
tescheIs new secured will give greater facility and
success in carrying out the system which has al.
ready won for the Institute so high position.
Rev MANLY, JR, will retsin the position of Pre-
sident. which he has occupied from the beginning,
ana Will devote his attention exclusively to the in,
stIuction and supervision of the school being freed
from the care Of the DO rders
The Boarding Department will be entrusted to
Professor CHAs II v INeT0N and his Lady, in whom
the Trustees feel that they have reason to repose
The highest confidence. Professor Winston il; also
give instruction in Ancient Languages and English
Literature. Hes Master of Arts OF the University
of Virginia, and recently Professor in Transy
University, KY.
teman OF deserved reput alton Professor of Math
ernatics whose name will be announced at early
day.
The services of DR. R A LEWIS. as Professor of Nat
ursl Sciences, Of Miss MARY THOMPSON as instruc-
tor In French, of DIR + BUCHLER, as teacher of Ger
nan, have been again secure; and additional as
sstaDce will be provided for instruction in the Eng
llsh branches OF the Coll giate department. Miss
JANE STAEARD, Mrs ANN Il MALLORY, Miss MARY
G LATHRoP and Miss MARTHA A ToMpKINs will have
charge OF the Preparatory Glasses.
Mr. z CLAP will continue TO be the Principal of
the Music Department, ami will be aided by such
assistance as may be needful. Suitable provision
will be- made for instruction in painting, drawing.
and other ornamental branches
rERM5-PBR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Half payable in advance, Oct tn. remainder FEB Is
Eng, SD Tuition in Preparatory Department. .S30
French in Preparatory III
English Tuition in Collegiate Departmont....... 20
Ancient aud Modern Languages, each............ 20
Music on Piano or Guitar 50
Drawing. Needle Work. Gleciap Painting. 20
vi 10
Board. including everything except washing. . 2o0
6-2m MANLY IN.
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TWENTY MILE

@AX TWENTY MILE
SWEEPsTAKR, FOR TR0T-
TING HORSES OWNED
over the BROAD ROCK COURSE, on SATURDAY
october 30 1883, to name and close the Goth Sep
tember, l855-x2D entrance, Sl00 forfeit, the pro-
priet0r to add 500 il two sfart-three or more to
maks rae. now three subscribers
Sc 4-2aw5ts CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
- BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR
~ StLR.-We offer for saie, privately, until
WEDNESDAY. the 9th of October. at O'Clock r
M, the beautiful and well arranged Dwelling on
Broad street. opposts the Capitol aquars occupied
by DR. Jeter. This II enc IL the most valuable
and convenient residences In Richmond. containing
eight ten rooms, good servants apartments, car
riage-house, stable, forage room and coal house,
within Ave minutes walk of the Backs Hotels Post
Office and busiuss Is part of Main and Bs DAD streets
1t Is in thorough repair lately painted pspered and
plastered.
TERMS will be liberal; no cash required.
G0DDIN APPEReON,
aea-av2qsA tdtda Auctioneers.
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- CONGRESS HALL - ~
RESTAURANT VNIlA
RArIr AMP Aroov

No. IL, Franklin street, near the Market
j. u. MASON, Superintendent
The proprietor respectfully announces to the pub.
nc that he ha. recently opened the above named
Others. NO effort will be spared to - Iii c1e.
TONERS; The Bar will he sur piled VINE Sheice liz
all hours Persons engaged ~ the mark ek viii aud
this house very csnvenrnt to havetheir meals aerv
Cd at OYSTERS, FISH. &c received daily
Board can be had By the day or week.
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EARM OF 327 ACRES OF LAND IN

NEW KENT COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUG
TI0N.-Wilib be sold ar 4 ew Kent Coart Bouse. on
THURSDAY. 9TH September, 1858. fine Farm in
New Kent county, about IS miles from Richmond,
about eight miles from York River Railroad, and
about six miles from Windsor Shades. to and from
which and Richmond boat plies twice week, On
Forge, and adjoining Henry N; sherman; 10 q good
neighborhood near four churches: Baptist. Metho-
dist, Presbyterian and Episcopalan; containing 327
acres. of which $50 acres are cleared. and produc-
ing good crops OF wheat, corn, ac about acres
fine meadow. che balance of the tract is in wood
and timber, 40 acres OF which is in fine oak timber
OF original growth. The improvements consist of a
comfort able DIV fling, containing five rooms por
ton Ell tirely new. Che timber for new house
now in process OF preparatory barn, stable, corn
crib, kitchen, quarters smoke house, cehoUse, &c
and a well of excellent water in the yard.
TO give idea of the productvenets of this Farm.
the wner Of it last year realized. Ing cash sales Is
per cent the price he asks for it, after support
ing family of % in number. besides his horses &c,
and only working four hands.
TERMS OF PAYMENT-S5 in casb balance at ],
and years. for bonds, bearing Interest," aud secured
by trust deed. GEO. ". TAYLOR.
Sale conducted byaopDIN APPERsos, Aucts.
au 25-2awtds