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Gents. Boys and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer,
Attention, Machinists. sc.

1000 teet OF Leather and Gum Betting from to ?
inches wi1e, Also Lace Leather, Cbpter Rurrs and
Rvets on hand an for sale low frr cash at Nos SO
aud 50 corner OF College aud broadway
X. CUTTER
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SPRING OPENING.

"E wiilcommence receiving our SPRING sTOcv
w In day ortwo, (of which due notice will
gwen and as weintcnd going into the business roy
extensively than ever, our friends and ali who hax
Tor cash VIII bear in mind that We do an exrtns1,
Cash Business, and We wilseil goods at a verysn,.
advance. IRWIN, MccLEILAND a Co I
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Stop the Renort

itiscurrehty reported that We sell no t;ooas o.,,
AT Auction, when In fact, twotrds of our salss -
private the same as IN any other Wholesale Bauss in
sne CITY WIN TINS exception, sell for short pr.nt
Tor Gash and short prompt paper. D n = 'P'S''
ieoi bGAS sTRABUE A. IUfats
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y. B. Merchants ,tn want Of any OF tho above ar
ueles Will aud IL their vantage to give call as
can anInodde them By ie case or dozen at low
prices any other house in che City.
mar3-tf b. R. cCTrER.
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a SEsRo MAN, thirty tsree sezrs q age. zn es-
~ esi.ea. is.as,sr zat fAfa. had tssSssls. far
essa- kppiy e. sha 00os. unsas
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HAvEfo sale about 20 Negroes iast reserved ffom
the eoautFs esasisiisg q tnea. aud ehil-
Urea, iaeIajag several very salaable house ser
wants, cheap for cash. f.gE
r. }. LYLES.
may2f-t IS Gear street
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B L. d D pC NxEsE
k AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DR.. T. AeGO WIS
RSApAiSiLLA
lODIDE OF l-OVASH.

OREPAREn FROM FRESH ROOrS-the onIy kind
Fartay tue con aieace II Pay siciaas o r the pub
e-saperor 10 ALI for removing Impuritis O.
the blood or Mercury from the systeta, aud curing
EruPtions, impies ,Boils Sores e atist SearaI
GA, yphlls Sorofola, Dro2sy lseases Of the Back
Liver, kidneys, skin and Head Re aais C ..npIssnts
"a usNezthe skin clear aae smooth and should be
used in the spring and summer 40 purify the blood
and prevent sickaess< 81 SO q bottle.
PreDaredby IL s-hCGHES, Memphis, Tenn.
cs- Solaln Nashville by IoNES = H0ogKR Ralxs
eeows aud 10. o. eRoNs, Druggists
mari-
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P II 0 N O G r A P II Y
PENMANSHIP.
MIR. OIL EAR.

II As now accom- plishea his object. ~
IL IN showing 10 the cifizens OF
| Nashville tn 4 Photography "a easily ~ I<7e
le'Fnef, even bs small children His %F-~.SED
pupils ara now abe % foiiox icrat. speaker and
are rapidly increasing the af their writing TIE
diHepltv OF accomplishing this hts been d"ubly in
creased oy the dscoHragng inGaen brought TO bear
uron pupils IN the shape of misrenresen taton ridi-
CUE, &e, &c, IN q1zr7ers from which better things
were n be ex ected. Tax payers and ctzens who
nAse chidreE 20 educate woald do vel y look INTO
the WHAT and the wRY OF this chapser.l Never have
community ben more gross ~ deceived ia regard
TO The nature and afvans tges Ph0ntypy and Pho
biography Citizens who have not the leisure % in.
fesugAte the Subject that they greatly
lessen the labor, ana several yeas Of tisse N
Tue euscsAiioa of cEery child and that they awaken
tne tsileetaa faculties % extent attained by no
aoier means, and with deligpf pnpt-thsi they
have been examined. tested practically bv hundreds
ut The most able schoa eomalitiees lachers super
ntrif cEts aud educatiou flis country nafs in
fg ad and reported IN the highest terms OF Ap ro
va, while Il las enabled them 20 see the DuSrIFrsxs
effect of a mode which ruins the minds OF 3, many
ehihirsit and dsg sta them with learning Such are
the effects OF thls mode of eaehing In developing the
minds af chldron, that they are often regsrea a.
pro ges IA tntescf whereas Il Is the OF teach
Ing simple truth instead Il absurd error
NJ D. has beretafore charged tnersiy for the segu.
hr course Of iessens 10 photography, N tkiag no
en- rge Tor attending 20 chs pupils practice Ia re sdng
and wiring 4fer the principles OF The ART wer learn
Ter I'll the 2ota Inst ziter sh terms fsrfh<
regular eoa<ze Q Lessons sl be the heret fore
oat a mSnthly charge ~ilI be made g0r Attending "
pract.ce OF The pupil AFTER The course Is comaeted
n a-Ah pupils who have compet d taeir
course u iessoas are requested 10 do wiIhoat de
sg Room over The store OH II. MceHl.
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Blacksmith Coal.

'I'hE ErNA COAL for Black smiihiug has no supe-
Il rt0r. u burns entireiy free trom tinder con.
Gsins tess Sulphur, nages more iasense heat and
lasts soager than any other coali the market fof
sale BY = j. AGSEW
mAr29-,f back OF The n. 4 c. r. r n<Ns
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Sick Babies Wanted

1'HE numerous deaths among young children
show ia 4 the powerful me lei usually pres.
cribe Tor th. Is not suited for their weakly c0ni.
ton. The best FehFfage IN the world for children
from one dty 70 ave years oil is the
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nem-Dork.

rom vIscHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building $40 Broadway,
Neyy-Y York.
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gcfrisrralors and Lee Cream Frrezrrx.
HAVE 90 hand ans fer sale a lowest prices
IL Acis0S ALo's LOUISVILLE REfRI6f aAT0Rs.
50 assortef sizss of Mssser's Ice cresfn Freezsrs
which have the repatatcn q beng the best feezers
new IN Use, Usually m4kiag lee Cream IN 8 uinutes
Ice picks aaa m slisis SILVER plated ana IA Jalsp
cufs and Coblrr strznsrs.
PLATED cAsIO2s, &C.
50 of best qaAhty silver psfef % xhite meta Cas-
tors, tnzetter With sosne sery pretty and rinK Gns
brc-kfasi czztars ~hiuh viii - sold lo9
CHAMBER TUiIErwARg
imi.ailon c2k tslict- eFo-scFy hAadsazs-
:. ant hose WOOD
Green, whlfe, ba1 aad sshsr colors
Cnildrsas Hatblng Tubs.
Hat sstx Bath Tuba
Bath fabs us.te ~ srsler. J. ". WILSON
asssa Fursishinr ssars. II c0lisss "a
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nasbuillf Patriot.
TERMS.

TERMS:
Daily, per tnnum, Observation-Disclosures IS 90
Tri-Weekly Jer innum, 5 90
One Weekly Tor TWO years, or two Weeklies
rTH or one year in ad vance, w
When the Daily, rri-weekly or weekly TO be
hscontinued (pad in advance at the time subscribed
rl the subscriber must order otherwise il will be
,ntn ed ut ur option, until paid for and stopped
not "a 4, IL must be paid At the time Of dtscontnu-
ice or at our option If the party is good 1T viii be
ant until paid
Rsmittances by mail in Registered etters at our
risk.
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r. store snd fer sale, AZ Nanufsesurerss pricrs
L Large 4a4nlity ofthese cetebrzted Gotten Yarns
mznef.csarea ~ tas finessad Esctsry, ehicb Zee
qn2lIts eod sapesIorlty ste1d unFirsled Oar stors
czubfaees ali ths Numbers.
hIzEiL. Ho0PER CO.,
sprt-a sss- and Asrks
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The Remains of Minister Mason.

NV YORK. Oct. 2l.-Letters from Paris say
4. he remains OF Hon. John y. Mason had
~ aiken 10 Havre, 10 be sent home by the
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rbe Search after Capt, Bill Cook-Ris Mar
row Escape.


,,,,nnPRsprRc Pa. Oct. si-The eommu-
~ was considerably excited to-day by the
,aarance, at noon. eff ono Of the fugitiyes
~ N, HarIrer's Ferry, supposed to be Cook, A
-,,,,iaman from Riucy overlook the maa on
t1e road leading freNa Naynesboro' TO this
.,i,se He Uarr{Sd him some distance in his
Ley When ABOUT THREE miles from town
,nr llan goI oRt 81 The vehicle, under the pre-
...,r Of iakia. another road. About an hour
.,.,r. the gentleman saw hin upon one of cur
--fasls He informed tNo Others. who followed
I'D t9.,e hesi hisa 20 the house ~ which Browns
.-eH have boarded. Placing ose man TO guard,
-ac other Went iog assistance; but before he
-s-nrnrd jhe Inspected man escaped At the
AR Of the hos.se, passing through the garden.
4. the fSct Of The garden, a blanket con-
mining 4 Sharro's rifle. unioaded, was found,
,a.yh IS known 10 have becn in Cooks pos
session
lm.ae6iate pursuit was made by number
.. mem. bu; no trace could be discovered. The
. ,U Aet was marked NJ, H. and it with the
.e : now IN possession of Sheriff Brown
ne man has other weapons Cooks wife and
mid ar now. aud have been for the past
GEEK al the house through which he passed
IA. she denies tha; this man was her husband
he general impression. however is that il
as aim He had on a black sieuch hat high
,-ayvu a somewhat faded black flock coat
e. n outside pockets, light brown pants. very
.-sc. heavy boots and a red and white striped
-,.lco shirt He is about s feet 6 or inche.
n, 81 sallow complexion, light hair. cut
q. .ieat across behind, light, sandy beard and
..-t,slachc. neither heavy His general APP
france IS very rough and shabby,
Parties are now in pursuit, and others leave
no murai0g. 1t "a supposed that other
I'D. ives are in the neighh0rhood, and efforts
ar aavv being made 10 ferret them cut. II
=; ..ht. there VIII be no favor OF protection
l.eaded to them by any of our citizens.
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-'2w NoKg- t'lt. 2o,-Ths first snow Of the
?, "a frii s. bUgkirk. \. y. this morning
..rc was ''I.tic furry" OF snow =, Mid.
.su, y. to-day. AND L few fakes" ~ Rut.
..t. "a the same STATE. Al Montreal. Canada
...tlia- snow storm is prevailing, and alst
a.. eIIshuYE Pa
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e. AsuINGroS. Oc:. ct Detectives Allenaud
~ .eIegIaph from Philadelphia, that they
s,.rrerr5; OR and arrested parties there
haze been Ilogcjug he country with bo-
gold dollars ana natives. The p0rapher-
.. Of iar business vas Set1,ui.
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\ os ~ShtAHhStE. HE'LL Ii Il y Il " u.
IL SILVER PLATING &c.--Th0 subscriber has
Just returned from the Northern cities, whore ne
has laid in a lsrEe supplyo m1teras, Of the best
quality. used In i.OCkSAlITHING. ELI. IIA <t4-
ING, SILVER PLATING, etc, and invites pub
lie attention TO his business He has emfloy cd the
best workmen to be had, and is prepared 10 Ulaba
TO order every kind Of Lock, 20 HAXG BE1Ls IN the
best and to do Silver Plating IN ST lie not
to be surpassed BY any establishment in this
try. All his work is warranted, no sale.
After an experience of ruanv years 10 THIS city.
and an acquaintance with the hest Lock makers ia
this country he iaiteIs himself that he can svo
satisfaction, both as 20 Workmanship and prices,
and therefore solioits orders from town ard ecun-
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing 70 have LOCKS MADE OR RErAIH
I'D. BELLS HUNG in ans style, or SILVER pLATiSt.
executed in superior manner, are invited TO clll
at his establishment, 10th street, three doors
sotth OF Main, where they viii be attended TO az
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent thronsh the Post
Office, will be immediately filed; and Bell Hanging
done in any part of the country g, cit. priees.
Address VIM w. SNEdD,
Silver Platter. Iocksmiih and Bell HANGER.
iT--d5m 10Th street. EiChiaoE1. va. d.
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---------.----
Dy Alex. Mott, Auct.

iUgNfT URE. 0CBRTTs, Dry
4 GOODS, Ac.-WtIl be sold, at auction at nav
store, on SATURDAY. Oct e. c.imIn. ucne nj 10
o'clock = lot OF FURNITURE from family
leayln4 the city. Also, Renera assortment Of
GRoGERtES-say, Wh;skey, Br,ndy, Soar. Can-
dies; Tobacco, Cigars, &c. Also. 500 pieces Ready
Made CLOTH Nc; 100 BLANKETS.
ADDfTtONAL-l splendid Wardrobe Glass
front; sett Gas Fixtures, fpr family resdeece,
cost S75; sett super. T. $. Harness, conDieLs
suitable Tor teansteFs, nc.
oc2l ALEX. MOTT AYicf
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lection of Judges of the Supreme Court of
Nrrmnnt.

No.TpEIIER, VI. Oct. 20,--In the joint As
>.rlly has forenoon, the Judges Of the SUI
~-f.c Court were elected as follows Chief
~....1e Isaac r. Eedaeid, of Windsor; Asso-
..-e Judges. Luke Il. Pollard, of Johnsburg
$50. Adds. 4 ~. Atlantis. John Pierpont
|srSenues. James Barrett, of Woodstock
... LOYAL T. Kellogg, Of Benson.
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Il ASHLAND -Ths urdarsi- red VIII sell on the
premises on the 22d day of October next 81 i1lr nc
not, this next lair day , tine TRACT OF Ian . on
which The late Thomas Hooper resided at the time
OF HIS death 1t contains 40 ACf} rs mora or less
with suitable BRICK DWELLING with six
rooms; rs within Be-and-a half miles on tho VII
la e Of Ashaud, and ad oins the lands of Or Jas
NJ. Sheppard, Temple Elicit, and others and inn
Medatey on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.
TERMs-Made known or the day of snle.
WM. o. WINSTON.
&C 3-dtdF AGENT for the lie ,ateea.
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Fatal Explosion.

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. 2l.-About IL O'Clock
BIS morning four powder mills exploded,
-llls seven persons and a horse. They were
.aa.ug powder dust at the time
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r ,.~oN. Oct 1l.-1he Eur1pas mails ar
% lrrr THIS morning, and Went South ON
.#Tly Train.
.-1i-t \ Cos Cotton Circular quotes mid
.Url-ans al i5-l6, Iplaads Oh.
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Arrivatef pixies Peak Gold,

S. LOUIS. Oct. 21.-The correspondent OF
IT, Republican SAYS that a company Of Pixies
'-aaer< has arrived at ST. Joseph's, with
B, 80 III gold dust.
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FRAN HAVANA.

NEW OxLEArs, Oct 2l.-The steamer Ca
.!..}, from Havana on the 18th inst, arrived
day The health of the city was good. Su-
p. f rfn and active
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--.,.sl Dispatch 10 the Richmond Dispatch
Fatal Eire IN LYING hhnrs

IaNcnRvRG. Va. 0ct. N.-A house was
ned js West street. this morning, and two
40 children in il lost their lives
4 lusu nance. Gaines WAS run over by a fire
-.. uv and has arm Was 50 badly crushed that
.ta.lan Il deemed necessary
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nv Richard Cartboru. auc..
TRUSTEES. sALE0F HOUSE ANDLOT

" Il
L IN RlCHMOND.-By virtue of q deed of trust
from john W. Jewett and Wife to the unde rsigned,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the Hus
tings Court of the city of Richmond and at the
request of the beneficiary of said deed, we shall
proceed to sell at public auction, the lot of
GROUND named IN said deed. lying between Jack
and Duvai streets, fronting End street 81
feet and running back 100 feet to alley The
improvements consist of y TWO-ST0RY BRICK
DWELLING. (the 'front.' arranged for store J
with KITCHEN and other necessary buildings, the
whole enclosed by n substantial plank fence.
TERMs.-Cash for the entire proceeds of the sale,
except as TO the OF : $50 80, upon which credit
will be given until the 1th day of April. 1860 the
purchaser executing u negotiable note, with APP
proved endorser, giving deed of trust on the
property, to secure the same.
the sale Will take place the premises, on
TUESDAY 18th instant, at4 o clock Z. NJ
VACANT LOT ADJOINING SAME.-At the
same time and place. and by virtue OF q deed of
trust from TlmoIcan b. Crenshaw and wife, TO the
undersigned same, and duy recorded IN the Clerks
Office of the Hastings Court of the city of Kich-
mond, and at the request of the beneficiary OF said
deed, shall Sc IL the beautiful VACANT LOT
adjoining the above ironiing g feet on End street,
and running back l25 feet to alley.
TERMs.-Cash for so much fuay be necessary
10 defray the expenses of executing this trust. and
to discharse the sum of s 100; the balance upon
such terms as the legal representative OF the SAID
Tnolean =; Crenshaw, now deed, may prescribe
RICHARD CAUTHoRN,} lios'ees'
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INSPECTORS NOTICE.-As the Inspector
of Lard and Butter for the city of Richmond,
take this method Of notifying all dealers IN the
spect all tubs, frkins, barrels kegs, &C.. weighing
over fifty pounds, according to law.
THOS, 6. PEACHY, JR.,
oc I3-2w Office Law Building, Franklin st.
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hiram u. Worthington, editor Of The Co.
HsiHous MISS Democrat, the veteran OF the
\ h4ssissippi press. died on the l3th inst He
ah formerly Virginia editor.
Z man PANIED Cumbo was killed in Halifax
,9nhly. va. on Tuesday, In an ARRAY with an.
'lher NAMED Cassidy.
II, ihe iattle Rock fArk.) Gazette announces
''e dehth o. Judge Thomas Halliburton. for.
lneriy Of North Carolina
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The Overland Mails.
Y ehraska Election.

81 Louis. Oct. 20.-Two overland mails are
w over due, and fears are entertained OF fur
.pr difficulties with the Indians
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THIS DAY.
Dyy. II. DIggss. Auet.'

"A VIII he sold THIS MORNING. IL III 4 sSI.,rS'
~ tne Horse Lot wear tie Central Dspcf Several
Y, nasness and saddle HORSES; youas siILES,.
prlts e soma ana bfqkan several Miieh cows
Was;tx ~ ~ 6Gy and Harness; Furnisnrs
,s.AlipaDiIIoNAL.--1p pair MATCH Hoagrs ueil
WpnrI m " harness.: several Gold ard sflvef
sern on account ei whafl h mas cen
Tug ~ u IL. pi6GES. Auct.
a TrGgTION.-W Ar. wARs,FTyr
ate ssnolrASD MEN.--Caif ut sS Mai, e.rset
Win h he Of vocge 4 Wesdemeysr jewsls1a :.
Gold and Dig s very aay and eyening thss week
sna poesst Cutlery, lyess Handle nx. is s.s
tors. and 7Soons and Forks, caks Hssksts, cax-
Fancy Goods, Gents Farnsis;ng t; ssSsfi. anu
rantsd a. re reo res wsss sny livery arcIs w
ing the day. s. ii II b rialsH ", safe dur
JOS Snow, Salexmnn. 100 e, &C
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TELEoRApHrc NEWS.

,,prcRrrp FOR THE RICHMOND pisrAToHl
-
Pr, A:asaef,e Telegraph Lsne-~obact. i39 Eagle
) SokoFe, Nam Street.
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HORSES. BUGGY AND pHAETON. At
Ii AUCTi0N.-0n SATURDAY. 22d instant. AT
10 O'clock, will sell at the Lot, near the Central
Hailroad Depot
Several very superior Saddle ard Harness AMI
MAILS.
One top BUGGY and HARNESS, nearly new
Ono Furniture WAGON. in good order.
Fh ee young and gentle MUIFS
Several Mich cows and CALVES.
Also one very handsome PHAETON or PLEA
SURE CARRIAGE.in most excellent order,
having been but little used. II is capable of
seating very comfortably six persons. To be-
sold upon four months credit Tor sstisfacto-
ry paper. loc2II Il. y. COOK. Auet.
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SBor job T.. CTabtree, formerly represent
awe rom Lee county, ia The Virginia I.egis-
a-Hic, WAS arres led ia that county RECENTLY.
+r al assault. On "Wednesday last while
Tlng Gakra ca OF Jail for trial he attern tied
escape, and was shot by lie Deputy Sheriff
- the thigh. The wound is not cor idered
.sngerous
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.'uSEOs Oct. 2u--- L. &. Bdiiey. Of The Herald,
4~lIed over The Fourth District democratic
a -.JtioH, held last night, 81 which james
~ and Isaac IL. Wright were chosen dele
~. 10 Charleston. Both are supposed to be
ygraDie TO Douglas.
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BY Ro. b. Lyme, Auct.
pUnL1c SALE or ONE THousAN

pUBLIC SALE or ONE THOusANn
1 ACRES OF VALTABLE LAND IN CHAS.
WITHIN THREE MILES or WIILCQX'S ANp
SWINEYARD'S LANBING, on JAMES RIVER
will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, the 18th
Of November. at - O'clock upon the premises, M
Valuable val TRACT Of Land situated as described
above containing one Thousand acres. adJoinlnz
the lands OF q. G. Wadde, john l.. Walker, Jas
The greater portion of it is in woods. aud its
proximity to the public landings on James river
renders tins land very valuable rs wood can he de-
versd at the landing, only three miles distant, at
very renuneTatiye prices Ii IS belieyed that The
wood the land, when delivered, will pay for II
There is a suticlency OF cleared land ior per-
son beg inning to farm, which produces wei oil the
usual crops. The Improvements consist OF II
Framed Dwelling. with the usual Dat Buildings,
all bnit within few years. The location rs healthy
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills. Any farther information can he had
upon application 10 tho subscriber, and the land
shown 10 any person wishing 70 purchase, by NJ r
John Eamhlet, who lives on the land. The land
wili be divided to suit purchasers.
TERMS liberal. and made knawn G, en day Of sale
RD. y. LYME. AUct..
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
oc 3-M ,Ths St2a;hocttdtds,
VALUABLE FARM IN HESRYCO
T GG2u ~ SPTH s3rYS t MUGS ON A ME FK6a
ACRES. AT PUBLIC AUcTioN-I WILL sell a.
L O'clock. upon the premises If fair Il not the
next fair day thereafter. that very yalaSse arm
inca ed ~ described asnye, conlAinins enc nun
drcd and seventy acres Of land. about hundred
If which are cleared rnd produces we'll OF corn
wheat ard tobacco, and Is remarkably adapted C
the raising of ve.etabies grapes. The wo.e
isndls wei set in nine aud cedar. The improve
nents consist ri framed cottage residence, will
seven rooms kitchen. overseers house. nekEs
quarters barn. stable. nc. all IN perfect orde
and built within the past few years. There Is Z
isrre apple orchard on ths pretniaes and wei q
FOR health, society GOOD: and very eonsenienI -
churches. and good mill. the tarsi - ysr, sus
reptihie of division AID will he sold as q Whole
or divided into lots AS purchasers may prcler u
can be purchased very 10. prlsatals sia oi Ne
Which, if sold due notice will To etyan, The
premises will he shown to any person wishing 10
ptrehase, b. Mr. Bernard who lives On the farni.
md fartber IN q, NATION had upon appieRtloa 10
$50 ROBERT II. LYME Anctioneer.
o.2l ofiice in baseniea. metropolitan HaH
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VERY BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY DE.

FORTY ACKES OF BEAUTIFUL. LAND
L IN SY DNEY, NEAR THE NEW FAIR
GROUNDS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wiiib be
sold at auction on the premises; without limit or
reserve, } on II ESDAI, the 18th October. Issg at
4o'clock P. NJ, 40 acres OF beautiful LAND IN the
town Of SYDNEY. bounded by the lands OF NIessrs
4. Ropinson Jr., Lewis D. Crenshaw. and the old
divided into squares OLA to 6acres each, as may be
deemed best at the hour Of sale.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance Mt 6, IL. and
Is months, Tor bic notes, bearing interest,
secured by trust deed
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iHE AcHF WANDEREm.-Thes shipping mas.
r. ~ho was carried OF in the Wanderar re-
,1Thed IN a boat to Savannah and reports thai
'Ae captain OF the yacht said he was going 10
africa for cargo Of slaves
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II "a
II The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of dealers and consumers TO his larxe as
sortment of AMERICAN REFINED AND COM
MON IRON; Consisting OF all kinds and sizes OF
Squares, OvaIs and Half Rounds. Tire Iron. Horse
and Mule Shoe Iron, Lightning Rods, Agricultural
Iron; also. Counter Sunk and Punched Rails. for
Pit and Quarry Railroads. Railroad Frog Steel
steel Coach. Buggy, and Suikey Tires and Quarry
Half Round Steel JAS. HUNTER,
Foot 9th street, on the river
". B-A large lot second hand WIRE in store
suitable for hanS hay. oc IS-2w*