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es-Tbe bill which has pa.sed III. Mi.sl..ip.

x Tue Dt4l hhtCuuaH iheHSAh int Al>cisst 4.
pi House OF Representatives provides that at
ter the Let day OF next July, all mula.lo n
black persons who are free, or claim to Dc
such, or act as such, may be indicted, and on
conviction shall be sold by the sheriff Of the
county where SO convicted Any person pre-
tending ownership OF such negro for the pur-
pose ofshielding and protecting said negro,
TO be hned not exceeding $1,000. and Inn
prisonsd for six months And these proyi-
sions also operate TO the same extent against
any owner allowing negro TO hire bis or
Der own lime, or otherwise to act as free.
And all such negroes are disqualified from
inheriting, acquiring or holding say proper
ty in The State, nor can any property be re-
moved from the State, Tor the bepehs Of any
such person. .rsv
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COPYING PREzs.--An excellent Copying
Press is manufactured by w. b. STANFORD
4 Co.. Chicago, Ill II abolishes the heavy
iron press aud screw, does the work quite as
well, aud is sold at 81 so. +. HAsAs, Col
lege street, has these Copying Presses for
sale. No business man should be without
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virginia aud The Tribune.
PosToFICE, LY>cIBrRG. Va.

7 IUF sINI, IVUf ' f- [
December 2. 1859.
Jfr. Horace GreeIey-!Su:--I hereby inform
Won that shall not, in future. deliver from
.he copies OF the Tribune which come here,
because | believe them to be of that incen-
diary character which are forbidden circula-
lion alike by the laws Of the land, and pro-
per regard for the safety of society. You
will, therefore, discontinue them.
Respectfully,
X. II. GLASS, Postmaster
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The widow of Balzac is married to Gigoux,
the painter and expert of the Louvre. The
condition of the marriage is singular enough.
The lady is 10 retain the name of Balzac.
even signing legal documents. and to be call
ed in her domestic circle by no other name
than that of her first husband, from whose
glory she will not depart-C6lyt Journal
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
kirkpatrick, NeVins & Co.
sherin,s Sale.


DIT virtue OF FILA 10 me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of davidson
county, Tennessee, at its september Term, 1853,
~iliexpose u public sale, 20 te highest bidder for
cash, a. thc Court house Yard eAie, the City Of
Nashville, On SATURDAY, THE III DAY o. JANU-
Any $780, al the rgat, TILE, clam, interest," aud
estate, which Heszy Bioed then had may taxs
since acquired and 20 the following described peoe
eF parcel Of ltDd, lying and hang " Dsy lasoa
Launty, Iennessee, IN Nashville, follows. 1s
iag partof College Let situated The Garner Of
broad and spruce Streets beginning al the CONNER
OF Broad and spruce Streets running thence sith
bread street to<aFcs the shelby Medcai College,
cighty lert 80 stake thence ~ right les
eTed aud sixtgase feet 20 alley stlenae Fsshi
angles and Nth said siley etshiy feet - spfaes
street ifrauklis rernpake), and thence f4ght
angles, hgndrec Aad sixty Ave feet the On
nseg- besng the same property that Vas deeisd %
Aenry Blood b Z. Fsrt aBd others, which Is re-
giztsted the Register : Once of arisssa coanty
iook No - and OF page So, 70 xhich refsreacc
. hsrebF made, being lssie1 on the property Of
Henry blood 20 satisfy judgment aefea IN GtEer
% Eige1eid 4aG keatacky Railroad couEany
against Heury Blood, shs DECEMBER csA, 1855.
JAMES n. HINTON, sheriff,
% Dayi4sua eeansy-
BY c, DsAxz, Dspaty sheriff. aseT-ia
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Abolition SCHOOL TgAcHEES-A bill was
introduced in the Alabama Legislature We'd
nesday, by Mr. ADAMS, TO protect The State
against Abolition teachers. Ii provides that
Country Superiateuden,s Of Public Schools,
shsll 40, Issue licenses 10 any person. male
or female. 10 tsseh school, unless the appli-
cant has been nsldenl II the State fer len
years ratr
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HoIlownyss PiIls.-Farmers require them
as much the ana tie IIow. They remove
bowel complaints caused by change of water; also,
fever aud aguc, aud all maIldies. produced by IN
wholesome OF food. sosd so Maiden Lane, n. y
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50 Market Street.

First door from the square. He hopes that his
friends viii continue the patronage formerly extend
Cd to him aud invites EVERYBODY TO Five him a
trial. good ii and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
dec6-im
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NEAR THE CITY.
NO 'EAG. AZ.
N. P Elf f Err,
Practical Gutter and Tailor.

(FormeTly ia the employ 81 Mr.. VI. Saizbacher.t-
f'AkES tbs nsetbOd Of Informing his friends aud
Il the Pubhe generally that, from this date for
ward he viii cut and make clothing has own
count, at the old stand
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CHRIsTMAS Is COMING.

40 nos bay year preseHIs anti yea havs ssen the
IL best asssFtmest the city, 81 fuss, Fancy
Al ieies Plaa0s, sheet masc, 2aa Nassau iassrs-
meats, Al LICK 5 max zE4 Fancy stoFs, ma eaaFeh
street. doce-Q
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Cumberland Coal.

TO ARRIVE. sNc1
I 700 Pieces Hollow WareCastings;
l., w 100 agar Kettles;
$50 English Pots; e ~ ~ ~
7C1idron Kettles;
400 Dog Irons; -.. ..s--a
~ lea Kettles;
90 shaving Skllets;
il Kegs Nuts and Washers;
Buhdcs CiIly lnized Shceuron;
CaseCopper Timed;
- 81 IRON Axes; s. - s. IS. FEFt.-fFfs.
= 452 Bars Iron; 81 Az 1850 go -
40 Bundles Iron;
40 Bundles Sheet Iron; ft.---. erf
To arrvefrom Pittsburg on steamer Emma, and
for saleby ..r.E ..ss sa. DID. hickey,
octI3 No. a. College street.
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The WeIl-kuown Watering Place

kept for many years by Samuel X. Foust, on the
Central Turnpike Road, leading from Columbia 10
WayuesboTo'. about 30 miles from the latter and 10
from Mt Pleasant. The tract OF Land contains about
4g6 acres with more than loo acres OF proc uctive
land in Guilty. alton, with goOu Dwelling House
St=bles, Ten pin Alleys aad nrstrttc CIbins for the
accommodation Of at least loo visitors. This place
one of the pleasant summer Retreats in Ten
nessee occupying the highest point OF land be tween
Nashville and New Orleans, with an abundance Of
the best Frerstonc Water and Mineral Water
passed by any in the South.
Also, Negro man named Ben, Negro bow
named Wesley, 10 head OF Cattle head OF Horses,
Mule, i four-h5rse Wagon, 1 two-hOrse Wagon and
Harness. Carnage and Harness, Farming Imi le-
mcnts, Household and Kitchen Furniture The
equity OF redemption will be conveyed 10 the pur-
chaser, II any exists.
TERMS OF SALE:
The land in three equal payments, due respective.
ly ia e., l. and Is months the dAy Of safe, mn
interest. Bond and security required and lien re-
tanned Tor the purchase money. The balance tf the
property viii be sold "A credit Of moItls,
wah good security, except sums under -, which
viii be cash. THOS. h. GORtON,
dect4-2w Trustee.
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Fresh Arrival.

n AN receiving daily by Adams Express, Wild
Il Game uf all kinds. Green ApPiees Cranberries,
and lake is soageut for one q the best Oy ster
Packers IA baltimore. lscsirous { extending the
trade, Viii All ali orders Baltimore prices freight
added. Call and examine for yourselves a. the de-
pot on pcaderiek street IN market.
novzQ-u y ]. D. NAPIER.
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VALUABLE
WATERING PLACE
FON q ALE.

DYvIrtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 10 me by
ID Samuel X. Foust, registered ia Book n, pages
AS 1926 Ar and AS OF the Registry Books OF Law
county Teun will sell TO the hgi est bidder
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF De-
cember. 1889,
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Ambrotypes and Meianeotypes

1,HE cheapest aud the best, made at the Ar
i Gallery, corner OF College and. Union streets
DagGereoFtype Picturcef deceased persons here
be copied and thrown - the Lifs SIZE Portrait
Please call aud see specimens.
c. c. HUGHES,
Principle And-sals proprietor Of The FNeianensype
right ia Nashv HE. 49, nov31-1f
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Take Notice.
HAVING justretuTn edfrOm New Y ork aud other
l. Eastern Cities, with large and splendid assert
ment of American, French, En- lish aud Germs
Toys, to be sold cheap, by wholesale or retail.
C1AS. ROBERTSON,
No. Il Market street.
P.S.-Country Merchantswill please call and ex
anime before chasing elseA here. oct27-tf
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

FARTHER Porsf, August i5.--The steamship
North American lett Liverpool at II O'clock on
1he morning of the Sd inst, and passed this
noint al 1 O'Clock this morning
The steamship City OF Baltimore was 10 sail
from Liverpool for New York three hours
later and the Vanderbilt TO leave Se"a'a'"P'
ton the same afternoon.
The Asia reached Liverpool from New forh
nj pss A. NJ of the 3lst uit, and the huhga.
rian. from Quebec, arrived at miohiS"t Oh 'ae
ist inst. , ,.t
Numerous disasters to American shipping
are reported. ~
- t1aa Gre on the 2Sth of July, was run
ashore near Bremcrbayen, and burned to the
The shlo Abby Blanchard, for New Orleans,
-, t;re At bordeaux on the 10Th the damage
II B1t stated.
THE ship Vancouver, from New York, was
totally wrecked on the South sank, near
Shanghai: the crew were saved and landed at
shanghai. -
Eenr mt into Mauritius, June 26th, ieaky,
ard With part of her cage thrown overheard.
the Robert" supposed 20 be the ship X. Nj.
Sfoman. from Go,ienbuTg TO Boston, sprung 4
leak near SKagen, and was run ashore near
Iutiand 25th July. Abont MY persons ianG-
tL from her ~ Hycruns
The bark Alexander Wise, from Marseiiles,
hbuod 70 New York, was stranded OF Point
Csrnrrs. near Gibraltar.
The hull and materials of the ship Josephine,
hefore reported burnt al Mauritius, had been
sold
The political news by the North American
i< net Of particular impor lance, and its points
have been anticipated by the City OF Balti-
nare's adv ices from Cape Race.
The commercial news has been received in
fun from the City of Baltimore.
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,;y.1 oftha Vuuda-hiIt

NEW YORK, August IA The Vanderbilt
from Liverpool on the lst inst, has arrived
Her dates have been anticipated. The follow
ing is By this arrival
LoNpoN.-The Herald says it has reason to
bellye that Mr.. Dallas recently placed in the
hands of Lord Russell Il dispat tell from Wash
iugtvn III which il is stated that the U. >. gov
rrnment has resolved to abandon privateering
and thus accept the dec laration respecting this
portion of maritime law agreed upon at the
Paris Congress in Ic56.
letter from Frankfort-on Main states that
Count Chambord had arrived there from
Hague and il is intended to hold a conference
of The French LegitiInists at Weisbaden in
August.
l. Pairie contradics the report of Prince
Napoleon being charged with the mission TO
Vienna.
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destructive Fire and Loss of Life mt Law
renee, Mass.

BdsroN. Aug IA fire at Lawrence this
afternoon destroyed the United States Hotel
buiidiag. the Central Congregational church,
the new COurt-H House, and o.e or two small
wooden buildings.
Al the same time fire broke ont in the Uni
tartan church, some distance from the hotel,
which vas partially consumed.
The falling walls of the hotel killed three
men, named Stanley, printer Hendy, an
auCiionecr, and Leighton, wool sorter in the
employ Of the Washington mills.
The total loss by fire is estimated at Sl50000
fsECoSD DIsPATCHl
LAWRENCE. $50 +. M.-Anotner block has
been destroyed, and another man badly hurt.
The loss is estimated at nearly 100000.
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fiBkoUs CEMENT ROOFING.
This Cement consist. Of strong EiutInoas sue-
sssa sss vs mae ss'fi
perfect resstsnce Of the atmosphere in svsfy On
mate and We w zsFEnR'p FLOOR.
sse r Tsi sos e: ss,. 81 ss' than
PERIsHxBsfE, and having been shorouxhly tired
s United States " tho b Dff fss. fGSs
printed INSTRUCTIONS for applying. We also Offer
H G.. ss' s.ss:. ''Sa q e. 5a'
,T,O THE BuA!NESs COMMUNiTY....
aARRS STTs a sAT gfESS
have over the old system Of the POT and Brush are
IS follows. viz; II does never evsporate, whatever
LIQUID is used; hews Tree and uniformly a. mar be
be used at any time without soilinx your hands. and
desk without risk Of soiiing whstever il may come
In contact with; and to cartmen and weis hers and
to command their attention. II can be used with
pe.ees eass, aS,twlsh.tand9s II: contsnts will
reled It has been adopted and i now being sue &C
cessinlly USED, BY more than two thousand business
II. i. cooPER, Tin I'm c and sbset-1ron worker
manufacturer and sole agent for the city Of RICH
ona n and ~, " ,s 81 Msnchester, No. 1876 Cary
1879 SPRING TRADE! 1R59
GEORGE sTARRETT, Governor street, Rich
RaNas ins BffHf n
LICORfCE BOILERS, FACTORY STOVES and
HEATERS, Bath BOILERS and Bath TUBS, Iron
SINKS. PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS. Lead and
Iron PIPE. TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
Merchants, Builders and Housekeepers-also. su-
perintendenfs of Public Buildings, Churches. Fac
tories and all others purchasing articles or requir-
ing work in our line, are respectfully invited to
examine the same. We have always on hand
large assortment from which to select, embracing
many articles not usually to he feund.all Of which
experienced equality with the best judges OF our
work. . :. -
"a Repairing pieces for all our leading articles
always on hand at the Governor street Stoye Store.
NH Aft GEORGE STARRETT.
CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
AJ SHOVEIs, TONES and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds of CRATES,
including every style of RENDERS, SUMNER
PIECES, handsome and PLAIN sets OF SHOV ELS,
TONGS and POKERS. Seven difieren sizes OF
coal SCUTTLES, Cinder SHoVELS, Fire SHO-
Wells; handsome STANDS for Shovels and Pokers
blower STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANS fire
BRICK; fire SLABS and JAMS; sets of SOAP
STONE for setting up Crates; Tavern and Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders. Housekeepers
and others in want Of any s of The above articles
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work of the above description at my BEL i and
BRASS FOUNDRY. and CRATE and FENDER
MANUFACTORY, No. 225 Main street, between
on an a iS-d iT ~ ''' "''' '' i. D. DENooN.
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The Grays in New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Richmond Grays
arrived here last evening. They were escorted
to the Brandreth Hotel by two companies OF
the seventh regiment.
To-day they attended divine service at st.
Johns church, escorted by detachment OF the
seventh regiment.
Tomorrow they will visit the various pub
liz Institutions. On Tuesday they Will be re-
viewed at the City Hall by Mayor Tieman.
The company has elected much praise by
their gentlemanly and soldier-llke deport-
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Ste I,oaf Sters.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. II, iS5o.-The steamer
Mariner, from St. Louis bound TO Cincinnati
sank lost night on the flats, about twenty
miles above this city. No lives lost. The boat
will probably be raised.
ADMINISTERING, G. W, Aug. ~, 1s59.-The
steam tug CiiT Belden, of Detroit, was burnt
here last night. The engineer and wheelsnan
were severely burnt,
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Wesley b. Fisher. who for some time past
has been on trial at Ottawa, Illinois, for the
murder of his wife, has been found guilty OF
murder, and sentenced TO be hung on the Eth
of the present month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rudisiil died on the 2eth ult :,
near Hanover, Pa, at the advanced age OF one
hundred and eferea years, nine months aHd tiren-
sy.tDo days.
There are three hundred and ten churches
In Philadelphia free from taxation, the united
property of which is assessed at nearly four
millions Of dollars.
The ". Y. Churchman announces the unan-
imous election Of the RI Rev. Horatio South
gate, d. D., 70 the rectorship OF the Zion Church,
In that city.
Jenny Iinds performance'for the nightin-
gale fund yielded $1,000.
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The 0herIin Anti.Slnye Trouhles.

CoLuABus, ONO, Aug. l2.-Ths morning
Messrs. Peck, Carpenter, and Fairchild, OF
Oberiin, who had been here attending the Anti
Slavery Convention, We're served with the no.
tice of "A suit instituted against them by the
United States Deputy Marshal for false i'm
prisonment. the damages being laid at S20,UO0.
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NAvAL-Commander ]. w. Livingston has
been detached from the command of the re-
ceiving ship at Boston, and Commander VIM.
Smith ordered to succeed him. Assistant Sur
geon Stewart Kennedy has been ordered to the
steamer Wyandott; Assistant Surgeon IL. c..
Dean, TO the steamer Crusader Assist ant Sur
geon II. j.. Sheldon, to the steamer Mohawk,
and Assistant Surgeon A. NJ. Vedder, to the
store ship supply; Third Assistant Engineer
q. ID. Emmons, to the Mohawk.
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IMPCDENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday
evening the City Council of ST. Louis passed
an ordinance legatizing and directing the
keeping open of drinking houses on Sunday
until nine O'Clock in the morning and after
three o'clock in the afternoon of that day. II
is scarcely week since the people of that city,
by majority off,, 900 votes, declared their op-
position to the very practice which this law
seeks TO Justify.
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From " ashin.ton.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-General Gushing,
who IS now here has been rendered the mission
to Central America. but his engagements are
of such II nature 10 render his acceptance
Of the appo ntment impossible. The admins
tration regards the position as OF great lmpor-
lance under existing circumstances.
The Southern Railroad Convention has nd =
journed The proposition for the arrange
ments OF freights has been Withdrawn. com
mitiee was appointed to correspond with the
railroad companies between Portland aud
Washington, with the view of bidding i'll con-
junction with themselves for the conveyance
OF the great mails from Portland TO New Or
leans
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WRsrnogo', Mass, August l3.-The State
Reform School, at this place, containing over
Ave hundred boys, was discovered TO be ON fire
at half past O'Clock this morning, and with
the exception of one wing and the tower, was
entirely consumed. No lives were lost.
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RAILROAD ExPENsEs.-A Buffalo IN w
paper gives the following as the cost OF rolling
stock and track fer a railroad: "A first-class
locomotive costs about Si0,UN; passenger
car 81 600 baggage car 81 500; q freight car
$3.50; a gravel car $3.50. The iron Of a railroad
costs from S5, 0OO to 50 900 per mile.
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From Barbadoeb.

BosToN, Aug. 12.-Advces from Barbados,
of July 80 via Halifax, state that Mr.. Night
engale, sn extensive sugar planter, had lost his
sugar factory, machinery, &C. by fire. Total
loss S2esi UeU; no insurance.
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Meeting of the Creditors of the Boston Sugar
Il eiiuerY.

BosroN, Aug. IA meeting was held to-
day by the creditors of the Boston sugar re-
finery, at which plan was proposed to or
ganize a new company, with capital and stock
10 the amount of Si0U000. The old establish
ment al East Boston 10 be put in at $3Uu, 00o;
also some personal property connected with
il at S2l,o0o, thus leaving S75,OUO more to be
subscribed for. 1t was further stated that
Charles u. Whtmore Son would accept the
agency. The subs ription paper was thea
started, and was signed generally by those
preSnuI
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Wreck of n British Brig.

BALTIMORE, Aug. B.-The ship Delta, from
Cow verde, reports that the British brig Sera-
fina, from St. Domingo bound for Falmouth,
was wrecked off Fortune Island. All hands
were saved.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OLAND. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRIC

A. special Commissioner, appointed ~ the Cir
cult Court Of the County OF Henrico, By . decree
entered in the case Of Cottselfe Guardian w. Cot.
treli and others, on the 18th q July, -, shall
proceed. on TUESDAY, the 18th day # August, at
= Ssssk ne H. 81 TRSD e lie e"
ma mentioned. This tract Of land lies near the
Three Chopped Road, about nine miles veoe Of
Riehnnond and adjolns the lands OF Meeors. Chaa
CofffeH. VIM. 3. Harris, and others. Itoontsino
betveeI two hundred and eighty and three hun-
dred acfee-one hundred and city Of Wnich aeo
arabic land. and the remainder 10 in WOOD and
timber Thirty acres Of the cleared land are Creek
Bn8tem, and Of 6ne quality; fftoon acroe have
bees reesntiy cleared. and are IN good eegditie4
for cultivation. The remainder Of the arabic l4n4
10: fog the NEST part, Of GOD quality. ands pcseca
ersis AGED DWELLING. HOUSE lfcHEN.
99ggEEIk Sk fat6AHs se
The buildings are somewhat ont ~ re!naf. e9s
with small outlay eeuld - - - 900 oeaot-
ton. There ere three n4yes-faAttn@ efsoaQo !un-
ming throuxh the plaea. THIS tAsm y Iessreedr p
these who have known IL for yeeyss 40 wets - 81
excciisnt and desisahls places y Sat end egFyeyl
Of ths knA saa y assa = - eeacs q - AeeT
~ FL. ~ - e ! ! 100, !..ssr
81 81. VT re lneef2ee Heoa ~ ~
nsals, ~ - s2E1elZs - se ~. 4 II
q z : e, 8, s: :! 90 -
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Failure of The Potato Crop

SAcKvILLE, Aug. I3.-There are we'll founded
fears here that the potato crop throughout the
province of New Brunswick is seriously AT
fected by the rot.
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NEW KENT COURTHOUSE TAVERN,
IN STORE HOUSE AND ,APPERTENANCES

On THURSDAY, the Sth day Of September next,
(that being Court day for New Kent county shall
offer for sale on the promises, the above mentioned
property 1t consists of s63 acres of LAND by late
occupied, and which deducted wond leave ~
Of valuable farming Land with mari o. ~ Ins
parts The farm is divided by the stage road lead
ing from Richmond 70 Willjsms5u,s Eynf about ;d
! nd would readily make two farms. The land is of
the Rest tide water Virginia soil. The York River
Railroad passes near the premises. The buldlngs
House. Kitchen, &c. It will be sold privately. if
desired bv the subscriber, at any time before the
yer county, Va" Reference may also be made to
Womhle & Claiborne, Richmond.
AN ll-dl YaWtdS u. w. bA0SEIl.