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Wheeier) were OF most henous character and he
shouio move no other Senator did the appointment OF
select committee TO examine the charges made nv that
Senator - ~
Mr.. Mather claimed that the Senator from the Ninth
should give the name Of the Senator who had made
lures to him (Mr o. b. Wheeer) through friend In a.,
improper manner, in relation this investigation wa
due to the Senate and each and every Senator that The
name be given 10 the Senate and the State.
Mr. johnson considered altogether too late 10 instruct
the committee 10 recede or 10 render the committee DOW
erless by hedging them in by resolutions nstruc-
ton.
Mr. Owen was not disposed to believe that corruption
existed in the lobby or in the Legislature. He free
10 that he believed the Senator from the Ninth had
been imposed upon by person behind the scenes
and that later the Senator would ind So III
moved an amendment providing that when any oharg,
shall be made specifically by any Senator, In his place
the Senate this rule shall not apply; shall II apply ~
mittee.
Mr. o. b. Wheeler recapuIated his charges that {
member Of this legislature had offered esteemed FRIEND
Of his large sums Of money the friend Dod his inu
ece 10 sie this nresgaion and The same claroe in rsI
tion 10 a obJyrndn.
The Senate occupied in voting upon amendments
proposons anu conherresoutons, debates, calling 70
der, calling the roll coloques &c until at four O'Clock
that body found itself without quorum and an adjourn
ment for the week took place. So nothing was accom-
pshedthe lobby frustrated in their attempt 10 smothe,
investigation, ana tne committee will proceed in bringing
large amount Of the hidden transactions Of the noto
rious New York lobby IL s than Justice 10 STATE
that Senator o. b. Wheeler sustained himself most man
fully honoraby during the searching process that he
was compelled to pass through to-day The people Of this
lures who have for quarter OF century been dis
tinguished the New York lobby constantly in session.
This copy Of the bill introduced in the Senate In re-
laton 70 the New York city charter.
An PROVIDE FOR THE PREPARATION or NEW CHARTER
FOR THE CITY or NEW YORK.
Sec l. Henry X. Seden, Charles OCon0r and Hamilton
Fsh authorized and directed TO prepare new charter for
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ENGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
~ n on TIN, BErwrEs CLAY AND Marshall srs.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18Th The coarss Of in
taught in schools OF the highest grade. s'"A'A
shall endeavpr to merit continuance Of the lib
eral PATRONAGE OF NJ, friends and the public
For particulars, apply To
]. II. BiNf0RD, corner 18th
au S-dtistS and Franklin ats
TINE DUTIES OF Nh. STUART'R CLAS.
- sICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
will DO resumed ON MONDAY, @th Sept. next, st
his former locality, Clay, near corner Of 9Th ST.
He will be assisted in the department oil Ancient
LANGUAGES By Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, n grasiu Ate
81 the Uniysrsity in this department under III.
HarrlAon. to whom he refers. A Primary Depart
Inent win 10 connected with the Scha0l ia which
limited number will b recsivsd. aat-danl
~ q. RAS1 ENGL IaH AND GAS
y eIcAL SCHOOL,, on CLAf STREET. BE-
TWEEN FIRST AM. sESoND.-fhs Ninth
DAY. September 18th. as ms Fesidenrs. and eonsfs
nae y months. Terms ~ usual assrssrls
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Correspondence of tie Richmond Dispatch.
Remarkable Esrape from Drowniag-4 Man
SWIMMING Eight Hows-Narai-Iftal Of
EHgtass, re.
NORFOLK August ~
On Tuesday last Captain John Doughty was
washed from the deck OF his sloop about 5
O'Clock in the morning, when about miles
at sea- of Smiths Island. The sea was run
ming very high at the time, and, being unable
10 regain his vessel. he SWAN ashore and at
tempted to land, the breakers, however, pre-
vented his doing SO, and he then swan around
the southern end of the island, whore he made
IA second attempt; this failed also, and after
having passed four miles along the beach, he
was taken by n current and washed inside of
the Capes here he was picked up by Captain
Conkling after having been swimming eight
hours. and carried into Alexandra, from
which place be came to Norfolk, where he
landed yesterday in the Jenny Lind he left
here this morning in the steamer Coffee, for
his residence in Northampton county, where
he Will appear as one arisen nom the dead,
since it was generally supposed that ne was
drowned. He must have swan nearly fifteen
miles and that with his clothes on, except
his boots, which he pulled off in the water
When rescued he was nearly exhausted, and
must have drowned in a few minutes. This
is the most remarkable case on record, not
alone from the distance the Captain swami
but from the remarkable preservation from
the numerous sharks which infest orr waters
The Eastern Shore against the world.
The Corporation Court commences it's regu-
lar session in this city to-day. There is not a
single criminal case on the docket.
Robert l.. Montague Esq, Lieut.. Governor
elect, together with his interesting and amiable
lady are sojourning at Old Point.
The arrangements for the grand Masquerade
Ball, nj the Hygeia Hotel, are progressing on
the grandest aud most liberal scale, and pro-
misses 10 eclipse any thing of the kind ever at
tempted ia Virginia. On the committees we
notice some OF the more important officers OF
the army, while doctors, lawyers, and even
editors names are added.
The r. s. steamer Fulton did not go down to
Hampton Roads on Saturday, as was reported,
bu! siili rides at the naval anchorage. 1t is
said she will drop down this afternoon.
1t IL rumored that there Is to be a trial OF
power between the engines of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, which will create some little ex-
element among the firemen of the two cities.
The day has not been set. PERCUSSION.
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The Shin Commodore on Fire.

BOSTON, August 2J.-The ship Commodore,
from Liverpool is on fire in the lower hold
She has settled two feet. Her cargo will be
badly damaged, but the ship will probably be
saved. She now lies in twenty seven feet of
water. The fire took place in the lower hold
and was, undoubtedly the result OF sponta-
combustion.
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Arrival OF the Sante Fe Mail.
= M he q

ST LoUIs, Aug 22.-The Santa Fe mail to
the 2lst July has arrived
Two hundred Mohayes attacked party of
whites at Realeis Crossing, on the Colorado,
and carried off mules and provisions
Major Armistead and two companies of
troops, had left for the Mohave villages, to
chastise the Indians.
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From MeNieg.

NEW ORLEANS, August, 22.-Dates from
Vera Cruz are 10 the llth inst. II was report
ed that Hargos & Jacks have purchased the
Teh aantepec transit route. Their agent at
Minatitan has been ordered to engage engi-
neers to re-commence the work The steamer
Adriaic will run on the Pacific side.
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Rsx 49,, q, -,

IN bifSTlY. ~ ks1noio41l
ss I'D, 81 81 ). sssss g; i :s Il,
HAT ss K.
while he other epg.senss.ts I'll! y nss 1srmit hin
strucsicn, rs win s. present dAy b day, 4 de Is
tufes and rocisssi0ns; Will perSonaily aeauAint
himself With the stsnd,nx ana =, psosessssI e the
tsljectual and spiritual improvements
Dgrgi m u a tS sonns ass sD s
his care. Those Of them who are bparders will b
treated ~ members Of his own family. and every
w Ss a1r eSaass
assuned with due appreciation VI its responsihil-
~; annie and competent corps Of assistants win
be empioy ed in every department. The best mast
srs q pfsnen T.. e sceursd Great PAIN Vii g
taken to have pupils in the French language taaght
ho with Gh'f eisy 70 secure this vsnssss rsneh
iady viii reside VITA the family,
ss q sssna ana n s.s
on IF ffssuent Cause ofthe indifferent proficiency in
pYacfiee the lessons WHICH have 0eSn gwen by tho
Is Tg sess s snd v ps9
sonally superintend the pupils during the hours al
Tse Course 81 Study will comps. all that 70
the rndimsnts Of the English tonsne, 70 the higher
ence, and Ancient Languages.
Written Examinations conducted in privatey
will be held at convenient intervals, and always at
the close of the session; and at the eonpletion Of
sented to the young ladies who have creditabiy
passed all the examinations.
TRIMS.
Board for nine months $4,000
Washing and Lights. $3.50
Tuition in Primary Department .....-..... 5000
Tuition in Ordinary English Branches. 1000
Tuition in Advanced English Branches. 5000
Modern and Ancient Languages-each..... 1000
Music-Vocal and Instrumental fPiano and
Gntar), one lesson for one hour per
..
Use of Instrument. ............... l0OO
One half payable on the LIST day Of October, 1859,
and the remainder on the 18th Of February, 1861
A strict compliance with this requirement. must be
insisted upon.
Deduction will be made from these charges, in
cases of protracted sickness
Money Should also be deposited to meet the con-
tingent ex penses OF a boarder.
Boarders will always accompany the Principal to
the Presbyterian Church on the Sabbath. unless
otherwise directed by the parent or guardian, In
which all proper facilities will be afforded, to
enable them to attend the churches preferred.
DR. HoGK will take pleasure in answering any let
tiers of inquiry with regard to the School.
Ali business letters should be addressed to
je 29-3m A. NJ. DUpUY, Richmond. Va.
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Elre.S

HALIFAX, Aug. 22.-MacMay's stable, at
pluro, has been burnt, together with 10 horses,
including those belonging TO the Associated
Press Express. The Ere was the work OF an
iucenGilry
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HAMPTON ENVY.

HAMPTON ACAD ENVY.
JOHN B. CARY, 4. NJ, Principal, Ancient Lam
FLEMING JAMES, JR,, A. NJ, University of
Virginia. Ancient Languages, Spanish and
wfiIIAM f. cuTsHAW, ". NJ. H. Mathema-
tics, Tactics, and Ems lish
EDWARD HARDiK, Graduate Weimar College,
Germany. instructor of Music. FRENCH, and
Mss i. A. CLEVELAND. Female Department.
The exercises OF tins school begin on the hrst
MONDAY III October. and continue ten menths.-
Board tlights extra1 and tnition in Ancient Ian
suases. Mathematics. &c.. 500 per session. Mo-
defn Languly es. each, $50. and Music. $50 extra.
For catalogue, f,f her information, address the
Principal, Hampton, Va. an 4-dzm
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL. BReA u STREET
Nf BETWEEN 10TH AND llTH.-The nth Session
will commence on MONDAY, Oct. Sd, and end
July LIST. 1860.
Tuition in the Higher English Branches $40
Primary Department. .,..........- 30
Latin and Modern Languages, each. -. %
Drawing IN Pencil and Crayon, Painting
in Water Coors OF Oils. .............. 20 to $40
Music on Piano, Guitar, Se............ so to 50
Mrs PELLET will be assisted. a. she aiicays has
jeen, by teachers oil undoubted ability. Her sys-
personal aud energetic labor, and she refers wit h
confidence to the many ladies now adjoining soci-
ETY., who were graduated at her School. not few
OF whom have nobly and successfully devoted
The House was designed expressly for Educa-
tional purposes. The School-rooni, sixty feet by
thirty is carefully aTranged, both regards VEN
tiiation and temperature, and furnished with spe-
Desks are separate, made OF mahogany and so
placed that all the pupils are under the Immediate
supervi son of the Principal.
For further particulars, address Or APPLY to
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VALUABLE RRICK.YARD PROPERTY
IN PORT MAYO, AT ABCTION.-The sub
scribers, intending to concentrate their force at
their yard Shnckoe i'll, will sell. upon the pre-
ing at o clock, p. NJ. the BRICK YARD on os-
borne Turnpike: Port Mayo, now in the occupancy
of Mr. George Turner.
There are four acres of land ached to this yard
the clay of which is equal, II not superior, to any
in the neis hborhood of the city. The Yard is sup
piled with Sheds, Quarters, and other conve-
nlences. -,
To persons DESTROYS of engaging in the Brick
making business, rare opportunity 10 mere pre-
sented for profitable Investment.
TERMS :-One- fourth cash; the balance at 9, u
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured BY a trust deed nv,s
laws NJ TAYLOR 4 Soy, Aucts. au6
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CHURCH HILL ENGLISH, CLASSICAL.
~ MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The undersigned. both
graduates or profeients of all the schools oil the
University of Virginia, have united to establish
permanent School OF high order. on Church Hill.
and hope to be patronixed by parents, especially IN
the eastern portion of the city.
TERMS:
Per session a. Mise naonfhs one-haU ~ adcaaee J.
Ordinary English branches. 1850. 5000
Higher English, including book keeping. 900.
Ancient and Modern Languages. each. HOO
II. Winston. President Richmond Female lnsti
tate Rr Z. w. Hsnc2cki Dr.. Albert snead Rev.
J. J. English, Esq; VIM. FoIkes, ESQ, Clerk Hen
Saeo county; Turner Richardson, ESQ.,; Thomas j.
AFor fnrthar particulars. soc circulars.
lARKIN WILLIS,
JNO. NJ. WINFREE.
" 80 -.
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An ostrich died lately near Caen, France. in
whose stomach was found closed Knife. some
stone, sefne nails and f1ie go
Hon. Littieion Kirkpatrick, formerly n
member of Congress from New Jersey died
suddenly nj S&ratsga ON the 18th inst.
John Hill, City Treasurer OF Augusta. Ga
d I'd saddsniy on the 20th inst.
Many writer's profess great sxaetnsss In
prnetuatien, who yet nsusr make poiut.
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TuRsED EDIToR.-Hon. +. Herbert, former
ly member OF Congress from California, and
who became some hat noted in Washington
IN consequence OF the part he took In an AZ
iair al one OF the hotels In thateity, which re-
suited in the death Of waiter, has become the
editor OF a paper in Arizona
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BOARDING.
CAB ELL HOU Sc,


" No. li2, MAIN STREET, I.yNcHBURG, VA.
J. RORABACk....... PROPRIETOR,
J. s. X y LE..........-........ MANAGER,
Beg leave to announce To their friends and the
public generally. that the CA BELL" is now
be conducted by the present proprietor upon the
most approved style in all respects.
The location has been conceded to he the best in
the city, being in the very centre of bus ness on
the business street, within II few minutes walk OF
the depots, warehouses, banks, &c.
AGENTS have been appointed in the principal
cities the seaboard to forward delcacies they
appear.
With ample means to conduct the business. the
proprietor flatters himself that, with the manage
ment of Capt. KYLE, the standard of Hotels will be
raised in Lynchburg.
"a Omnibusses, Baggage Wagons and Porters
will be at the de pots and boat landings, to convey
passengers To and from the house. iau 22-dlm
BOARDING. will have vacant on the LIST of
- September, two pleasant and desirable FRONT
ROOMS, suitable for families, which can be seen
by any one who may wish to see them.
MRS. F. w. BASS,
Shot-Tower House, Grace ST., End door above St.
Paui's Church. au N-6t*
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= AT COsT.AT COSTm-H.vins

made ARRANGEMENTS to open businesea
Ion Main street. we have concluded to Oller our
stock of BOOTS and SHOES. Of unsurpasesd aual-
ity consisting of the usual variety generally 70 b
found in first class Shoe Store. ct pyiSse esst--
Those in want of Boots and Shoes for The pfssent
or approaching seasons will CONSULT theif own IN
rare opportunity of procuring the vsry best Of
Goods = saving Of % to % per cent.
MARCUS HARRIS, No. ~ bloed a.
". B.-Tu any one wishing TO eWxsEe ~ b0stness,
we will sell the whole stock on favorable termes-
For further particulars, Apply tc,..-.-,.
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II. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
School opens on MONDAY, the Doth of September
next, with every advantage for the education of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
Branches, Ancient and Modern Languages, Mathe-
MATES. Drawing, and all other departments of
complete school course. Glasses for BEGINNERS IN
English. Latin and French will be formed. Those
Will se received who are prepared to enter classes
already formed The number of pupils is limited.
For further PARTICULARS apply to the undersigned
at his residence, after the 18th of September
X. H. l.. TIGHE, A. NJ, Principal,
au l3-d2m Franklin st. above 7tb
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Specie En- Route for New York.

New ORLEANS, August 20.-The steamship
Empire CITY sailed from here o-day, via la
vana. taking S7;5,00o in specie for New York.
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lack Pr 6osf8 49, u - - u s1ss.asss
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uALUABLE D5OUS1 I'M r1rSv s.~.s
STREET, BETWEEN CLAY Nm vep3
Bile STREETS. AT AVcTI0N.--4e viii ~
49,. sss0 bASssssSoS 0st XxsefRAl oar ~
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By Thos. w. Keesee, Auct.,
tOfflce corner of 18th and Cary streets. !

crock OF CONFECTIONERIES. CT.
- CARS; GLASS JARS, SHOW CASES, Ne.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold. on
FRIDAY morning, 18th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock; at the store of Mr.. Louis Delarue, on
Of Contectioneries. Cigars. French Candies. Nuts
Glass Jars, Show Cases, &C., &c.
an e THOS. w. KEESEE Auctioneer
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SISTER OF CHARITY KILLEp--A Sister of
Charity OF Mount Hope Hospital-Sisser Cy-
Prian-was killed near Baltimore on Saturday
iast, by leeping from a cab while the horse
was running away. She was IS years of age,
and had spent nearly her whole life in doing
good TO others
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DEATH OF BosTox MERCHANT ABROAD.
a letter received from Calcutta states that Otis
d. Everett of the firm Of Whitney d Co, of
June -
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%! E1 keIf = a e 81 At AZ.
B ssss <, s.a:. S Z i.
81 81 joas BALE. !. sraau... q xpa..
Iii " NJ is e s ss c.sss sss NAN.
e. e M ssSi ss sss ,.soros.
soss kAJha IN RHK |sis'f Il Ssse I
Terms, &c. 4 heretofore.
For any fIrthsr infsrinatien. apply 10 ne, sftef
ores: = mo, through the Post oihes. n,-n.a
~ 0-dow Y. r. BLHRFSS.
re Ale sCHOO q .--WisAinx to open
snbscriber "" take ga a. q nsdsrs = m ,sm,is shs
limited nnmber Of youns ladies A competent
fa axs n ss he .sass
Music sns" swi,, use Of Piano,.. ....... g
Ny address nsds1' RI" Wa q o ssS
BElAIM0NT FEMALE SCHOOL, The
18th Of UNE, 1860 Beaumont is three miles north
OF f,ordonsyille, in a healthy reaion OF country.
churches. Miss PAoAuD D, an accomplished Virgin
in lady, whose competency and practical fitness
associated with me in conducting this school. The
souSse OF sfnd, EMBRACES the usual Ensish BRANCH
.sr and Vocal Music PAINTING. MavIns a1 ipnn-
chromatic, Wax. Leather and Worsted Work and
Embro,dery. The charges for ten months vary
Iom l30 to S2O0 according to the studies pursued.
For Circulars, giving particulars, address
au 1l-Tu&F6 Gordonsvilie, Va.
John CARY'S SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
- =. AMP An n MODERN DEB LANGU AGES. AND OF
AND 25TH STREETS. RICHMOND, VA.-The third
session Of this School will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th Of September next, and will close on the
18th OF July, 1850 The course of instruction rs
comprehensive, embracing nil the branches usually
taught in schools of the chest grade. Terms, the
same as heretofore. For further particulars,
circulars which can be obtained on application to
the UNDERSIGNED, personally, or through the Rich
uond Post Office.
au l5-3taw3w JOHN CARY.
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IIAVING TAKEN THE HOUSE FOR

IL MERkf occupied by John Thompson, Esq,
opposite the Jews Synagogue, would be pie 1sed to
accommodate gentlemen with DAY BOARD. As
my dining room is very large and airy, my ACCOM-
modations sufficient for r large number. All
who visa to obtain good board and home comforts,
will call without delay. have one pleasant room
| would like occupied Mrs. II. W. JONES.
9-2wt
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Louisiana Congressional Nomination.
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.--The Americans
have nominated ]. +. Bowling for Congress.
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~ eofzW Of nsh 81 Casy Ittss}s.1
sdl ail Ae 'z.a.iSSsk ,55i Eaa1zas:
cIss: ssssss a. 6 5ssssss % Tfks eti n
e ns ssss IA ff T',ssss Il
SSs; S:.s sccS :ir.. sc':y.a.a. e. .s IN
lS: IA, 1900 sss fsss. $500 s "a
bss ssSssnM MRS. sHs N. sS
fsssis1 no lssess c.ecks sDd gl.:; w.Is
81 Kitchen uteasiis 1h@ce' Win tho nssai VARIETY
!, Also .se 4 Lepdon. mads Parlor Organ. imported
.m TaaxstFer q .ams tndsr sso cash; over tina
aa'o'n'' ioar months credit, for spgroysd paPer.t
Sale conducted By THos. W KEx. MnN xust. r.
-. S-----4--.-ss-.. q 8
.naep' Meneure Z Co, Asct's.
WEbN SR besSgLa as .'ss ,n At
Foekess. sl0 we e our wharf and xarshoasa At
Queen. say Shi seH the cargo Ut the lndian
af + hhssd' a Porto Rico SUGAR, good to
"a hSa. Mq.so sss,ss M ss ASSES
-" D0is. y. orean. Dc. >-s-'N'
800 bags Rio cor FI IS, a;r.,.
IEEMs-Under sloo cash: S oyss ssm ,n6
AZ . 20 b fsGPEsiTssa pasH oNcuaE .n..
BY Z. b. Cook, Auct.
CEyEN BEAUTIFUL Nop
~ HORSES AT AUCTION-fSn VIZ 1, N 8 e Il
zNh fnst at 10 O'Clock, will sell. ~ 800 "A
NoR 81 az street, Seven beautiful youns
psi Ssaatia BEA eKsPi' + ss sss ia and
gantly matched 9 'su ana eie-
One pair elegant BAYS. syears old. wan
OF beautiful form and action. '''cnea,
one BAY MAKE, perfect form. a very fast 80.
VET. oeing able to trot her mile about three min
One very stylish FAMILY HORSE. re,,,s
One superior SADDLE animal, natural ,a.er
MS stock Is Of the best quality has been seiect
,au win Great cares and is really worth the atten
: ALSO-one MOL TOP BUGGY and Ha,n.ss :,
nis. s "a eroer, having been but little used -
ao . E. B. COOK, Auct.
RGSTEE.S SALE OF VALTaRTE
RIAL ESTA IN CHESTEKFIEID.LRv
p .attao ou Two deeds of trust executed 10 me by
RGnnert w. Mciee, and of record m tho f,IaTk;s
n Ies o. me county Court of Chesterfield for the
sell It PUBLIC AUcTioN at namsd shall
House, on the 18th of September 1850 TIA, he;
county Court day J . valuable TR ACT 0E I SNns
CONTAINING about 400 ACRES, eleven miles froD,,
h!chhillonq, anu located immediately on the Pc
,efspnIs hauroad and adjoining the lands of Jos
Court House. - AiioS Hoh the
shall sell, at the same time and nlace al, N.
interest Of the said Mcfiee under cnntr.c, gu .he
tan the timber on said land, entered into with Vim.
TEkMs-About $500 in cash, and the balance on
P.SEcAt the same time and place, shall sell 50
much OF the above property as shall be necessary
to pay certain debts secured by deed of trust en-
tea 20 GO me as trustee. A. +. COGBILL. E