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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

We indulge the hope (and not without !Onn-
da,iopI that the ensuing session Of William and
Mary, will prove far more ilattcring to her nn-
merouS friends. as the product Of their lcgiti-
mate efforts. than have been realized for many
past wears. The college now stands redeemed,
rcgcncratcd snd diScnthrallcd.' clad in new Ia
bilmmcntS of beauty and attraction, ready 10
enter with renewed energy and enlarged re
sources upon 4 career OF honor and usefulness
her characteristics from time almost i'm
memorial. But her glorious past is secured
forever. AID why should be: future be uncer-
tain Bat is hrr future uncertain: On the
contrary. every Indication points 20 . IN
turc FOR iiiiam and Mary aS honorable anu
useful as see: past MAS glorious. 1t snail be
the sacred province of VirginianS to gard wei!
her ancient fame, to let no opportunity escape
likely TO contribute TO its rcrpc,aation. Then,
VirginianS, awake to your rishtlul pro
yince"-bc alive to your duty-thiS Alma Mat
ter has imperative claims upon YOU Every
one Of you Should rally to her >upport-and
eycry one Of YOU should feel proud of having
the privilege OF sending your sonS TO the lnSti-
tuition which gave tirmncss and decision OF
character 10 many Of tho%Se-pcrhaps your
,iies-who battlcd 50 m~anfully in the cause
OF national liberty and independence To
treat, as You DO, with the sung .frod Of
a pasSionlc>s stole, her NEST vital interests,
and totally disregard the affinity your an
Gent fathers did bear toward her, and
with a wrecklc>sncsS unprecedented, spurn the
peerless blessings which YOU have received at
her hands, will surely, il your >en>ihili;ies are
yet alive. flush your checks with a crimson Of
Shame and pierce your conSc!cnccs with a bolt
of rcmorsc. Call the roll Of those of the time
when mems souls were tried, and ask where
they are. Though dead, one consolation, their
deeds yet live to tell of their virtue and patriot
ism, which were first imbihcd within her hal
lowed walls. She is still competent Of sending
forth into the world men equally efficient 10 act
with prudence and precision IN any sphere
which Providence may assign them. William
and Mary. being under the control Of an able
faculty, having for its President Il graduate OF
West Point. u gentleman Of great tao. and Ia
lent. and who would till with grace and disni-
" the Presidential chair Of any college, we can
with confidence beSpcak her Il brilliant future.
= williamsburg Ga:e,t.
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LESSONS or TIE WAG.-Thc London ~Illustra-
ted News thus sums up what the recent war
has taught. i, tells the whole story:
Tha, the rulcrS of mankind have no faith in
the intelligence. justice or honesty Of one an
other: that they have no regard for either the
happiness or prosperity Of their subjects; that
they look upon those over whom they are placed
mere machines, without the faculty Of indie
rcndcnt action. - Instruments Of brute force.
TO he used for Tie accomplishment Of objects
which they cannot comprehend, and in which
they have no interest. II teaches us that the
dcsnotic monarchs Of the world imagine that
mankind were made for them, and not they for
mankind: that their ambition and their revenge,
and abominablc sciiiShnrsS. are the only i'm
pulses to be felt, and the only rules to be obey
ed bv the millions subjected 10 their sway.
Ii teaches us that they dcspi>c the intcllec-
tual powers of the mass Of humanity. and look
upon their fellow men is Of value only As they
assume the nature OF so many dangerous beasts
whose ~feroci,v is intensified by a higher kind
of instinct, and rendered more destructive by
the appliances OF science. Hence, though the
lcspoiS know that their protocols and bulletins
are all false. deliberate misrepresentation Of
facts. and coolly con,rivcd ialschoods, in
tended 10 deceive the crowd, such is their
confidence IN the stupidity and folly Of man
kind. that they do not hesitate to launch their
fraudulent dclu>ionS before the world; nay,
they even expect them to be admired and be-
licved in. AZ they regard no man, neither do
thcv fear God. They play upon the religious
instinct of nan as they 10 upon his passions
and weaknesses.
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M. Pryor Gov. Wise and tie Presidency.
r. Hr Filters 81 Il, EnY"irer::
prrrrsnrvG. Va. AM II. Isl.

- ~ ''' ~ -" 'E
Prrrt<nuRG. Va. Aug ii. lsI".
Gentlemen AS there has been som" mis-
apprehension Of Mr.. Pryor's position on thc
Presidency question, permit me to state his
views ~ given b. himself last night III =
speech before the Democracy of Petersburg
l,lr. Pryor advcrted to the subject in response
Ia mi>>tatclucnts of his position. He declared
frankly that he hal another personal prefer
cncc (Mr. Hunter but that he would not be =
partisan in the controversy either TO promote
or t!wart the ambition Of asp;rant>. As To-
Gov. Wise. he expressed confidence in his
fidelity Ia the party and the South, and declared
he would support him. if nominated, cheerful.
IL. and with all his ability. | bee leave /"
request the insertion of this statement in the
''l.nquircr' a. an act Of justice to Mr. Pryor
an! hi, friends in this district.
A. you are probably aware. by the report in
the newspapers Of TO day. the meeting referred
to in the above paragraph. expressed a marked
and decided preference iOr Mr.. Pryor, As the
choice Of the Petersburg Democracy before
the Convention, which is to assemble. 10 nom.
hate Il candidate for Congress in thi- district.
in place of the larncntcl Hon. Vim O.. Goolc.
The system Of voting adopted h. the meeting,
which was called to appoint delegates 10 said
Convention. will give % favorable to the nonni-
nation nf Mr.. Pryor, and 10 in favor "f Col.
Henry l.. FEo;,kinS-cach man getting his pro
portion of friends, as exhibited by his strength
before the meeting. All the indications ] see
here and learn from other portions of the dis
trict. point Enthusiastically To Pryor'S election
by a heavy majority. lie will make us a first
rate representative in the NATIONAL councils. ]
can hardly think the sd called Opposition will
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LATER FROM EUROPE

NJ" loRS. Aug. 1.-The Steamship Van.
derbilt, from Southampton. has arrived. She
hrinss Liverpool dates to the ID Of August.
The London Herald says that i, has reason
to believe that Mr.. Dallas recently placed in
the hands Of Lord John Russell Z despatch
from Washington. in which it is stated that
the nitcd States Government has resolved "a
abandon priratcerin-. and thus accept the de-
claration respecting this important maritime
law. agreed upon At the Congress OF Paris III
1856.
y letter from Frankfort on the Main states
that Count Chambord has arrived there from the
Hague, and it is intended to hold a conference
Of the L.egitimistS at WieSbaden. in the month
Of august. The Paris Patr;e contradictS III"
report OF Prince Napoleon being charged with
IL. mission 10 Nirnna
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POLITICAL.
(yom Mees's song, o: The South
TUE roMEs OF ALABAMA

The homes OF Alabama,
How beautiful they rise,
Th,,ugl,ut her quccnly forest feaih'
Bcneath her SMILING shics'
The riches, odorS fill the breeze
H. raIlcys TEEN with wealth.
And the homes Of Alabama
Are the rosy homes Of health
The homes of Alabama--
The cottage and the halls
Her institutions spread alike
\ guardian care Ger all!
80 tailed TOPPING >purns aside
The peasant from his way
But the homes of Alaban"
Are blessed by equal '"aH
The homes Of Alabama
The ~prairic'> ticwery bed
Tbc hr6,; field dcchcd with snow wreathS'
The mountains star-crowned head:
Tho forest and the fertile soil,
rach. all. their tributes bring;
And the homes OF Alabama
Tccm with TIE Offering
The homes or Alabama.
III, ,hri..o q. Faith and Love,
Where honest hearts forever lit
Their incense prayers above;
Where science, AIT anu peace combiac
To scatter bliss around.
And make the once rude savage wild.
Now consecrated ground.
The homes of Alabama,
Homes of the Brave and Free.
Stout hearts beneath their cabin roo.
Pulsate with liberty;
They scorn the deSpots iron ruIt,
The z%ealot'S CALLING chain
And the homes Of .Aiahama
Shall ever free remain
The homes Of Alabama,
Let the tyrant keep his own,
The bigot nurse his narrow creed,
Bat; not poliu;e her zone,
Should War and Frenzy ever strive
To crush her strength. they'll feel
That the homes o: Alabama
Are filed by hearts .! STEEL.
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T FROM EUROPE.

-. JOINS, Aug. l2.-Thc steamship City o.
Baltimore passed Cape Race today. She bring.
Liverpool date, 10 Thursday, July y. !ioon.-
Tn" news is generally uniInportanl The
steamers Asia. hungarian, Adelaide and Etna
have arrived out. The continental! new is
pacific. The French army Il the Rhine ha>
been dissolved. France is preparing for . na"al
disarmament. The Boursc closed on Wc'!nc>.
lay. 9th July. at G"f ijc.
The American Minister at Rome has obtain.
cd 500 compensation FOR Mr.. Perkins, who
%siiitrcl mucli IN the massacre at PerIg;a.
\ new Indian loan Of tive million pounds
sterling is announced. There is nothing later
relative TO the Peace Conference.
LLvfRrooL. july .s.-Thc sales ot cotton for
The last three day, amour, To iH,""" bales. 81
whicl, Spectators took lf,"p0 bales. and cx-
;%,oric.s 2,.roo. The market closed quiet on
Tuesday. The estimated sales on Wednesday
are j.1co bales, closing dull. TIN Thursday
loon the market was steady, and holders offer.
cd freely. hut showed no disposition Ia press
sales. Flour very dali. and offered freely at
los. to l2s. ID. Wheat is dull, and quotations
are barely maintained; red -. Gi. 10 -. I'D.
white -. To -. I'D. Corn quiet; mixed yellow
D.. 81. to ~. 81, White -. 20 -. nd
Beef hcavy and tending ~downwarlS. Pork.
bacon and lard dull. Ro>in steady at - "i.
Turprnlinc dull at 3"ts. Snsar4uiet. Coffee
and rice dull.
%I.oxboy, July Tea Is SLOW Of sale. but
unchanged. American securities are steady.
The money markc; i, slightly more stringent.
Con>oIs 9lja?5.
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LOAN nRANnI
LAND FOR SALE.

TII-ITIN, {" 90 90 tNr Wt-t. 7 oT"r for ..Tr 'Tr tr7Tf"'
w Land on which | reside, lyin: in rtr county az Prng'
Edward, on Fast Cf.-H. 8. mile, from Prospect Drpo. uu
the Sou:,.iir railroad, y from Hampton Sidney Ioi"r'
and II from FIruyil". containing - acres. Th'- Land Dr.
IN a high .tt'" u improvement aud i. veil st,pt-i 10 t'
growth = 10 tnt crops Usually made IA this section o.;
country, sai j., one 81 The let i.IrOsrl places Ia -"
country ne building. ar" AZ l'". having been 'reri'c
L. ~ las o. iyc,r., of;h" best materials ana uudet TO-
own ,y.-.it cousht u HANDSOME DWELLING. VIII
nsn- room conveniently arrlng"! = large ki,chea, Ht't
Two ruUGI,. l.. hose. - Ctr:L,rehou.-, large enough for
,h-r- ,-rrssa,. >rssr h0Gs,, SiAbl,,. Totacc1.DsrBs, To-
Of vhieh at, framed ~! s"ry isrs", aud hu,lt IN th" IT,
three y'i--. trl every necessary hnG.. Oh - fara. Tier
T., 4 large proportion 4 wood land, bOtl . original ,rO~ia
AnI pine. There i very Siai 20! irut. o: tie choice. So
Tiri.ss. sIcf a. ,rrl"-. ica'h.-, pear. piru-. cherries. ~
.l-i,--. .yrIcois. ani . great variety ~ grapes. ms 3"
OF. - tie most h.,utwl aui dc-irabl" ~Fr.iir5ces IN ~
STATE, and ST. hin. uo.- DESTROYS ~ purchasing 10 view ~
;h-in.-lsr-. | ,h1li yi.r no further description nj pFs-"r'
except :, SAY ia; 4, i NJ healthy =. any pi,ccln u" world
fch. .>-cpsri JANIS tuPRs.
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DROAD ROCK FALL
~&8NE~

w ~ en- S,:lG.r @ ~. i i,5 ,"'''f ''"S &,e&rsE
ri:>T DAY -ryl.naY. oct,ber-S~
:h.->~e"p'ah'- n'ihtre year Old co.'s. s"i ald''' n.l!s
heats. al"i .a'raaee So ( rrii. Co.ed;'. Ausu''. E,
follows
1T. Gen. Thomas Green r.mr,b. e by Annr1a:.oa
lis iam by imported Tel.
ii +. m,i a.m.. :. +, r.l.l, by ctite Heroid, H.
dam Fidelity ny rriam.
ID. ronii-n,, William, I Co. name e.t ny Red Eye he
itn. David McD.nI.ls name, oh. T. Minna Lenar, rs
Bp.'ou. j., hsrdam hy imported Trustee.
~. i ". L. Nrvhy name, Z Anne sni:h, by CAlls H.
rolI. her dam by I;o-'nn.
.'r rnlo c. blsh n ,,ny, eli Z Pauline, by ser D,,.
her lam by Mour,,h EcNp...
SECOND ~RACE-StVgD A,.-Sg..pstaSe Tor ;Grc- y'sf-
OLD, That have no, won a race. ;wo ~ndl:Lea;, ti;g en:'aass
~ to;isi, ciS,5d 1T q: Aesu-' a. to,io~.
her lam. Virginia Payne, by Iisro.i.
"a Cen Tho. J Green names . :, AlI!' car-ier.'e
Challenger, herdan by imported Trd-'s.
~. Calvin Gr~en, nam..b. : by Grif E:m7Hi:oH, i'
dam 10y Priam.
Second DAY-wap,y.o,y ss.-raur nile poi "a.
wi'h ,hrse subscribers, VI. f1ufrrn, Miliars 80 >
T. " Doswcil. and Calvin Green.
THIRD DiY-fn-E-p,Y, 6;a.-Cinb ps!;e. $50 J.r
he1t- 5.pi.
FotETH ~DAY-fs.g.r. ;:h.-cl-b parse, &res 'r'.-
heat tlu".
FIFTH Jay for three yea. o.
COILS aud Gui-- two mil h.si. ..r, entrance; tlVo:-
'eit close it Ar.a., A. h'!o"s
- . Mary BIcyIn,. ty Red Ey-, her lam by Phi Btp""
:nl , VI. Hall names . & fai'i' ~ c!'!!e Harold "-'
sI. David McDaniel. nar.c. ch. Z Nina Lcnan, by u
ION. n. her !an by iilpoIt.,i trustee.
i,h. Phi!o 4 Bash Danes cI. . Pauline, by Star p,F.'
her ,.am. 10y Monmouth Ecirs..
5h. Calvin Greer name, BIC, - Gri EIuohd.ob, ~
sFc3SD RACE. SANE DAY.-sw.-p.,as- for 'ro yea'
oils. cur nile tlr entrance ~ forfeit; e.0'.I ~ o
August. ~. =. follow.
III, ,. ". Hal names ch. . FAM, hy Finaacier Ter i'a
-. David Mechanic 'ra'a-s 81. :, by Bo::on, IT, heFt.r'
by Regent.
rHrri-"n. h"f i,a. - imported '";ar
sr--,.,ak- - cone ~ first Tuesday il Nay, !7f9.'i
th:.c y.ar I'D colts ani h.Ii--. 'he produce Q. mares IN
Lad nu' produced : winner ~ 90 $. 81 May, !%S, 30 .h'
trace. 20 :or!eit, mi.. hea.- closed lat Angus .>'''
follows.
ist. Gen. Tho.. ! Gf-,n names , 'N.- Tobacco FL, =
Rel Eye. her dam FIR. Fly, hy imported Pnafa.
~. : VI Hal! naaes cL G., ~ ise'eHn=, las dai :"
81. X. 4. Aston names ch. G., by Highlander, Es J-H
ki'iy ruryea-, ~ imported Anierby.
itI. J. T.. B!,.!.y nlGe. b.. c, ,..aacsr ~ E4;aT ..
hi, dam ty Arcadia.
aah. p.si. McDlni-l, names ca. &, BY Boston. Jr, Der
dam ny Recent.
9Th. Calvin Green name, Mr.. CorbIn. ch. Z, by GE /
%riond-cn. her dana by Imported crtu.
Aug l@-c3t CALVIN GREEN. P~ropE-'o'.
C.A.BvkSx BlRksoALK, Z. VI. BAaEspAif'
Late Of Charlotte. Of R!eha0r5
c. H.. BAlRsDlLx, late c! ysrmvtls.
BARkSDALB a.
COMMISSION A~ERCHASTS, RICHMOND "a
OFFICE xEAx sKocIos HAhrHorsL
T IBERAL ADVANCES mxde VI ConGfEneo's u sAa~
Jan. 80
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NEW York. .Aug. l3.-Flour declined; sales
Of 4.:ju0 bhlS. at : n i - for State: 81 ID a
. IL for Ohio. Wheat heavy: sales Of 1000
bushels new red 81 Is, old Western white
81 l3aS1 -. Corn declined; sales Of 5000
bushels at - n =. cents for mixed. Pork heavy
At Sl3 s.. a II for mess. and 81 ~ 10 for
prime. Lard dull. Whiskey dull. at III cents.
BALrryuEr. August l3.-Flour closed dull.
Howard street offered at a decline Of - cents.
Wheat closed dull. Sales Of lS,o00 bushels.
White l2eal35c.; red 1905. Corn closed dull
and with Il decline Of &c. White and yellow 20
are. Provisions closed steady. Mess Pork
81 -. Bacon sides &C. Whiskcy III
changed.
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, y,,,.u,.E E,nu

N III ''INIl TT NV FVIs "
DEANpi WINE Fam. formerly tie residence - til
ID Hon. Daniel =. siIrss''g, Is offered for sale. IL 10
w!:Lln /, mile and 5 hal' = Mitchell station, on the Orstrr
dGi n 1auiTit Rail Road. aId TX nile. south Oi 60.
pepper Count lIcg-,. AMI convenient TO Churches ~ al lie
loriH,''pn schools, Mill. s.. ltcoui,us THREE litN-
bi;E3 NNp ilrTI ACRES. IN. land l. Of good red -cl.
aboa; ouc fourth of Which : ae!! timh,re!. The buildings
consist ~ a good DWELLING HOUSE. and al necessary
out'pI--,, AL = ~hi'a are in ne l'.i 0rirt.
Person, w>hing 10 purchase 'rn learn THE terms. a. 30
application TO the Editor .: 'he cuig"rc- Observer, ~ -"
>ub-cr!nrr. i.sinr ca The premises.
Ar-r., n-.n.u LOG ~ rRANuI
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The Mission 70 Cantral America

WAsilSGroH, Aug. l$.-'icneral Cu'hin5'
who i, now here. has been rendered the Mis-
sion u Central America, hut his engagements
are Of such. a nature as to render his accept
ance of the appointment impossible. The Ad.
ministration regards the position Of great i'm.
portance under the existing circumstances
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LATER FROM HAvANA AND MEXICO.

NV YORK, Aug. l2.-Thc steamship Qua
ker City. from Havana, with dates to the eth
has arrived here. The yellow fever has been
declared an epidemic. The mail steamship
Conway, had arrived at Havana from Mexico,
with two million dollars in specie, for Eng
land. There is nothing Of interest from MeXi.
co; SO the purscr OF the Conway reports. There
Is no demand for sugars in Havana. II rails
are offered for number y, and Z asked. The
stock amounts to 100000 boxes. Molas>es,
nothing doing.
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lARIBALDI,

This we'll known and valiant lover and de.
fender of his country was destined to meet
with the extremes in the way Of representa-
ton and estimation ut the hands Of newspaper
correspondents.
The unfortunate gentleman vas at one time
looked OH very much As the modern specimen
of highwaymen and outlaws-the Robin Hood
| Of the rifle. lie is now raised 10 the dignity Of
= Paladin, and actually COMPARED b. the cor
respondent of the London Times" 10 King
| Richard, the Lion-.cartcI. Vixen will that true
| citizen, that unpre,ending soldier OF freedom
and nationality, be acknowledged q man ofhis
arc. and not Invested ofthc req! anl unmistakc.
| able features of an Italian o. the nineteenth
! century, 10 be cmbalmed like \ mummy in the
frankincenSc of stupid admirers y more
| striking instance could not be found OF the dis.
| figuring of cotcmporlncorls truth and life than
| the subioincl letter. Still, We think the reader
will not find it altogether devoid OF interest.
Those who have known the friends Or soldiers Of
Garibaldl, or Garibald, himself. (and he is btt-
known in the United States of America ;l.an
in England will laugh ut the young captain
who would rather face i. hundred .AustrianS
than address even the most necessary question
to Gariballl." We know that Garilaldi does not
make captains out Of such haSlful Youngsters;
We know that the nanly feeling Of the volun-
;ecr> around him exhibits a far different Dem
o~cra,ic spirit; we know, Also, that liarlbaldi
does not make 4 Scarc-ciow o! himself. The
gentleman who wrote a> 4 correspondent
tells us in vain, that he is not greatly inclined
to hcro-wor>ilip." He ignores himself We
may even give him credit for another faculty
that Of hcro.makinr, though not Of the right
pattern. Ills love for the picturesque must,
indeed, be very strong 10 cause him 10 cohtriTc
! and serve up to the reader the mon>trous and
revolving crna,,i Of the Engli>h'nan with the
rifle, whe, on being praised for his devotion to
the Italian cause, answers, with 4 yawn, THAT
he is very fond Of shooting, and must take part
either on one si,!c or the other" Away with
the blood-lhirsty brute. who, without being
prompted by any conviction, political or ma
tional, shoots at his fellow creatures ''lor fond
ness" and who, for love Of destruction, u>ts 1
weapon which j., hardly allowed III Tie Lands
of these who use il for their defence o. That Of
| their principles. He IL nos a soldicr-hc Is Il
murderer.
1t is scarcely necessary to add that the "ho!c
letter is a mere p,sticcio, richly adorned with
! what ti,c French call coHitmr gcaie, and inter
| spcrScd with names Of towns, rivers and men,
statistical details and scraps, put together in
orlcr to make I whole. But. rs this very c!-
riouS, hideouS and ridiculous composition bids
far to 90 the ro;nd> Of the press, We will not
,l...,riyn any readers Of the treat:
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Arrival of the Steamers Fulton and Glasgow.

NV YoNg. Aug. 1.-The steamer Fulton.
from l%Iavrr. via CowcS. and the steamer GlaS-
gow. from Glasgow, with date, To the 9th ult.
anticipated. arrived here this morning.
The Fulton left Cowcs on the e"cning Of
the 18th.
The latest advices from Paris indicate un-
pleasant feelings towards England. An article
IN the Monltcrr Lisc:c'iiting the rumored pro
liability Of an accord between France and
England on the question Of u European Con
greS, and = general disarmament, produced 4
painful IMPRESSION.
The LonIon lIeralds Paris correspondent
says thc banding together Of France, Russia
and Austria, and the immense naval prcpara-
tons .! France, renders il, difficult to disbclie"c
the universal report of II great blow being
contemplated against England.
The -. Petersburg papers publish the treaty
between China ami Russia. as ratified by the
two Empcrors. Il grants Leave 10 Russia II
send ambassadors To Pchin. and promises pro.
lection to Christian missionaries; and authori.
zcS 4 monthly mail between kiachta and Pekin.
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MlgY PRICE
LAND SALE.

IgANING !';eruin-i - remnve 20 ;hc c,ua:g o.. U.--
IL "a, | >ll.! ,cll. a. public auction, on The pr,u.,.. 3D..
WEDNESDAY. ta- D.; I,y o, tusa,:. ak. Il .at.
ucNr :air day, "a" flrm upon which ! ., pr..eat t..-
iSiug In the county OF Prince klwAfi, upon the Aup0m..,. .
ri..r. TX mile, sb"yrihr town Of iamNtlc, aut orr a..
quarter mile. from Tie water station upon the Sou,L ; J.
railroad. and containing about -u a.r,-. The iur,,,..
meEis are all new All IN excellent condition., cons -.
= l~o story Frame! Dwelling. win sN rooms. ice.e...,
basement rcors. an Once IN u" yard, a Kitchen. Ne
house, Ice house. tour excellent Negro t.bia-. VGA r..
:oor. and bF.'k c!iIar!s, seven Tobacco Barn. a .-.l
Granary. Stable, Corn house. Carrias- and Brc:y ,yu,-
There ar" 80 acres In Original 'r,-'. well t!U.Lvrr-,-
from ~ 10 l'p acres ~ rick creek Aai -v,g -; l.n!.
| shnll not give \ il!Egie description u tie f4rn. ~,
those desiring 10 purchase = good iim 20 s!,it lac. 49, 81,
am! examine Tor Themselves. ! HI.- AZ % A4st q ct..
isui: ,f.e- Jus. beginning . bcav.
TtRp>-rn~'t!rl ca.h; helAlsncr" 81 oE, ard'F'y .-
tie p~urcht,c- executing bouds. VII good -cc!,iiy. sa
!nt.rr-; from ~ dIy o: -slc. JOHN II. hNlJ!i..
So Ai!r,.:, "fArnyilr, 80 ~. y D,yi, Auc:.
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CoppEu uONK ,pnING, ron SALE.

FEIIlS Lc,IrabIt Watering place and summcr retreat, ].
u now offered FOR sale. situated a. II i, wlth'u "a
mile u the NO-icl. and Petersburg Railroad. II can. ~
little additional expense, be mad" one .: ih- Uo-i DORIS
be summer Retreats Ia Eastern Virginia. AstO Nedlctfn
qualities and virtue % thu wafer, IL has no superior IN rs
rrn Virginia. For the ;rI'h Of tbs statement. ] will re.g
90 he uauits Of LlENn scott, Sr. 4 scot., DE-. Wa llar:i.ca.
john !. Mason. Of >i-.eN Z. IL, Henry bird,cng, WtUIsr
kElrr - and Nayerlcv station. There are c6 acr'- 90
Land - Old -uTyry - ur 10 acres, with 4 lt'le labor. w.
bring u Gle crop the coming year. About one hall OF tn
land !. In original grOwth Of hre PiDe Tiulbrr. Any yv
wLo may y !-t TO buy AN get 4 bargain. Come and See iof
your-".;. a-i am ~. rui-rl 20 -@l - some price. w
Post Ohhc- "a sGry Court House. Va.
June OF n Y wILIfOiT
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ANOTHER NEW TERRITORY.

ST. Lots, Aug l2.-Dcnver City dates To-
Bird August. state that 4 convention Of dele
gates are in session for tie purpose Of taking
the necessary steps to form a territory under
the rarnc %: Jefferson