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VALUABLE Farm AND NEGROES,

HOUsEH0LD AND KITCHEN FURNI,
TUNE, CROPS, STOCK. sc. AT PUBLIC
AUCTl0N:-i will sell at public auction; on MON
DAY. the 18th day of September AZ 10 o'cl'k, upon
the premises, Of faiL If not. on the next fair dayl
that valuable FARM called Locust HILL be
longing u the estate Of William Andrews, deed.
and situa ted on the old Hungary road, about SIX
MI es from Richmond, containing about ls5 acres,
100 acres of whieh is IN q high state of improve,
uient, and the balance well tinbered with pine and
OAK wood, The place has on ii a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE with SIX rooms; also, kltch.
en-. barn. stable Nc, ku fleient Tor the OF the
farm. 1t is reg arded as being remarkably healthy,
ard has several streams of watsr rGnni ng throu.h
it. besides number of exec lent springs IL ad
ioias tho lands Of Alfred Winston. Esq, p. II.
waldrop, Nathaniel Crenshaw and Others, being
situated in an excellent neig hborhoo After the
sale of the farm, will sell Elk ut very likely Young
NEGROES, consisting of " omen, 30, and GiIls:
among them Several good Cooks and House seIy-
ants; Also; Household and Kitchen fuRNl.
TURE, CROPS OF all klnds, Horses Cows Hogs
Farming implements. Harness, Carriages &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the land O ne third cash;
osiahce on one and two years credit for ne alta
Bile notes, interest added, secured by trust deed
For the negroes. eash. For the al prope rty.
al sums Of \ ~ and under. cash; over that amount.
Tour months credit ,tor app roved gotshle paper
with interest added. JOHN d. TAYLOR,
Administrator of William Andrews, decd.
SA4-dtdz
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BY Richard Cauthorn. Auct'r.
HARDWARE, BRUsHFs. Sc.-I

HARDWARE, BRUSHES, &c.-I will sell
L at my store, o. WEDNESDAY. sept 18th.
at 10 o. clock Ofor and on account Of whom 1t may
concern. a large lot of ARDWARF, &c con
slStlng of Files Aucurs, Moftce, Trunk and
thsst Locks, Latches, Fhlsels, Planes, &c /;
II Sc Cares. Curry Combs. Bits SPURS, Grades,
Scale Beams, Bass Hooks, &c, &C.; Whltewash
Brushes Scrub Brushes. No.
se8 r CAUTHpRN, Auct
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BY no. Is. Lyme, Auct'r.
VAsILU,AIBsLsEE I FARM MlEENRICo GO,

ga MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON TIE
NEW BRIDGE ROAD, FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
UCTl0N; II will sell at public auction. on the
2Oth day of September, upon tn, premises, at the
fair DAY thereafter, without lintor reserss, that
very VALUABLE FARM, situated as described
above. containing l40 acres, about half Gle AIRED and
IN good heart, as the growing drops indIcste. The
bai4noe OF the land Is well set in pine and oak
II adJOls the farms known as Auhurn and Rural
Shades. It's proximity to Richmond renders il
very desirable as an agTIcu ltuTal or dairy farm,
and from tho high pTice OF vegetables II would
also. The improvements consist OF a cottage res
ldeDce with four rooms, and the usual out build
lngs, and well of the best water the yard
The location is perfectly healthy and The society
very kood Per who desire pleasant situa-
ton, within few n Eutes' ride Tn the CIT, of X ch
nlond, are invited 10 view the premises before the
day of sale, hch will be shown by DR.. HART, Ie-
sdIns on the premises Any farther IT, formation
can be had upon application to
RI LYME. Aucrr.
H-nihS IlffcA Maf titan II I'll
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FUTURE D4IS.
By Goddin 4 App.rson, Aucis.
u RNEh Er l. On ERNAI Ne Il =. 4 A.

- ROCK TT rs. ON FRONT SFRsET.-hs
Commissioned appointed ny decree { Richmond
Hustlrgs Court, pronounced on the Slst Aus ust +.
1850 In the case Of Townseud's EuhTd.sn. against
1ownsend, &c.. shall proceed Ia sell. at p1ttG
auct N, On the PREMISES on III tSDAT. the lsth
September. 1850, at Sbs O'Clock y VI, the Luf
referred To N the plaintiffs bill. described 80
" iroutlnS 81 feet on Front street, Iunuiug 1arA a.
Water street, being one half OF ilTLer iot 81
ground i"rne ly owl ned by certaIu " lil'Am Nor
rsett situated N that part OF the cIu ot kichmund
called Rockets"
TKRN-.- Enough IN cas- 70 defray sNpsnses oi
sae and costs OF suit; balance 81 ard o months,
for negotiable notes, interest added aud Ittie -
tanned till the further order OF the Court.
seS Johnson III. san DS, Con z.
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\vaLUaBLE LITT,s a>pu,E

PLANK ROAD. ANb ON HssVfE sTREfT,
2 lies Va Esf OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-ht the Teqaest Of Mr.. Henry
Frpnming. we will sell AZ Auction on the pen, ses,
on TUESDAY. the ilth Sept 1850, At "a o clio, T.
M. the desirable Itte farm lCctIed as ahove, a.
Joining the east the property OF Mr. Ius MT,
containing nine acres The land ~ very htEhiY
improved and has n beautiful young orchard end
vine, ard on IT. nov IN fall heaTng. Also, al sI
ceilent framed Dwelling. well of water. &C.
TERMs.-Ous fourth cash balance at 4, IL and
Is months, for negotiable notes, interest aided.
secured BY a trust deed
a
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The Great European Balloon Voyage
unc Cd The Head.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept s.-The imitation OF
Professor loves European balloon was re
sumed this morning, and O'Clock was fixed
upon for the hour of departure, but the high
wind caused the balloon to burst-thus putting
An end to the scheme, and wasting an immense
t.f gas
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It. TRUNTEE's SALE OF
EEss5ENvALuABLE STEAMBOAT At

will offer for sale. TO the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, the 18th dap Of ssp,embsr next, at
lies at her wharf in Norfolk. Said steamer is ls3
feet lone, 3 feet beam. So feet depth Of hoid and
10 702 IS % tons burthen, - eoppered aud copper
der and feet stroke; Is IN FIRST rate order having
been very lately overhaaled and painted, and is
very fast,
The ssA BfRD is we'll known AZ a Rrst class
passenger and fres ht boat. and will be popular on
any route.
Terms easy and favorable.
=. ,,.s n, "A, CHAMBERLAiNg.
~ ~ 'ushx ATastse,
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au 80 GUDDIN 4 APPERsON, Aucts
BY Jas. VI. Taylor n Son, Aucrs.

FRAMED ROUSE And LOT on FILM
A WOOD STREET. SipNfh AT AUCTION =
Will he sold upon the premises, on MONDAY,
Sertember the 10Th. commencing at "a O'Clock
= M. a FRAMED HOUSE on the norm side of
Flmwond, between Clarke aud Short streets. IN
the town of SldneY. The Ho Use IN IA good repair.
aud now renting TO q gO d tt nsnt at fair Trnt.-
! here IS also up"n the premises Framed Build
Ing which has bee n occupied ss store. Tie lnt
fronts 81 feet and runs back l79 test To alley ~
feet wide.
TERMs.-One- TIN rd cash; the balance nj and ~
months, lor negot able notes, It'll interest sdGed,
and secured by a trust deed.
81 LAS. nj. TAYLOR & son. Ancis.
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of theCou
AN
payable mne RR4 upon the sale
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" FALL, 1860; WINSTON L. POWERS have
nov IN store and receivinx constantly. which thev
nas6 TO me trade: Ts haSg. nyown sasars, Porto
fined SUGAR. Of all grades TO BAGS Rio Lasnayrs
ana ana S, Coness; sos pipes y PIPE. y ,: l-l6
assorted Sole Leather; AZ hhds ana hbis of Mo-
lssses and syrup Of all grades; With heavy stoek
the trade. '0- "
BET a.a sl a. ,.. ma {, in the Sj FsfR
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DELINQUENT eTATs TAXES.

OF L RETURNED
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Taxeson t@me omms
ton Court
payable Immediately sale ROBERT GILL
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BY J. II. Digges, Auctr.

A UCTI0N SsLES EVERY NIGHT THIS
~ WEEK-CommeEcng at Ia o'clock ~ Auo
ton Room So Mann street. Watches, Jsw,lt
Fancy Goods, Plated spoons. Forks. TEA ct. O.
ALSO-A lot of Letter Paper, Cisars. &C. &c
All goods warranted as represented, and sold IN
lots to suit purchasers.
J.H. DlGGbs Auct'r
f ID F. BooTH. Salesman au ~ q
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CROUNn PLAsrER ToR SALE

GROUND PLASTER FOK SALk.--w
~ tbs andersisned, have catered into . ca part
nershi2. this day, for the maDalssfare ana sale of
Richmond 6rouud PLkSrtk, and have tzken
The mil on the south aide OF the Dock. iotmstB
used hy Messrs J. 4 II. 4. shsrp. our Nc. u
Sharp will pay particular sttsntion To the Gfsnd.
ing Of thu Plaster. and NO pains will be spared 90
snake il equally a. good as any mannfietsre IA
this state.
Mr. SaAsr has been ENGAGED IN this basaaesx Coz
several ears and understands n Thoroughly All
order. lett with Aexsrs edmond. Dsven port A
Ca Msssfs j +. Butler a Co, or At ths Rail
viii be promptly s'tepaed tn. The eoneern Will
bs carried on under the Game a stsle II 10.
LAMBERT CO. u, LAMBERT,
W. III, SCOTT.
80 l. dlm M NHAhF.
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AUCTION sAL6is
THIS DAY


IRE BEAI TtFUL FAKMOr IS ACRFs,
Mn W LIE VEST IAN PLANK, PoAp, 81
AUCTION VIII be sold at auction on the prem
isfs on MON DaS, the 10th SegeGber, 1869 At a.
ADJ We. tnow owned by Mr.. Daniei r Ward al %
Joining or the southeast that OF pen. w. ~ ktoh-
ardson The tract contains l55 acres OF which
alb ut thee fourths are cleared and IN hish state
OF improvement. BesI6 comfortable DIV ellins.
there are ample hui dlngs FIR the use of tn place.
There rs on II a most excelienS yOung orchard
cbe situation is an elevated ore. COMMANDING n
hne view oil the surrounding countTy. The ne Kh-
borhood Is most desirable one
TERMS third cash; balance at I and
years, for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed.
au 80 GUDDIN 4 APPERaON Aucts
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NALL WINTER CLOTHING-BOYS'
+ AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.-My stock of
Clothing for Bows and Children's wear is now
complete embracing all the sty les of the present
and coming season. Over Sacks, SUITS, Pants,
Vests, Shirts. Under Shirts. Cellars. Ties, Draw
ers Socks nd sil other raods usually required in
that line Nv stock will re replenished, as the
season progresses. with all the newest styles ont,
and tn. assortment of sizes and styles will be
found second TO none IN tn" State.
VIM IRA SMITH, l2s Main street.
For the present.
ion BALES superior Baltimore Hay, for sale
lOU BRiDGFoRU & CO,
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BY 1. IL q. Ii. Davenport, Aucrrs.
Doors, SHOWS. HATs AND CAPS. AT

SfkVV
ID AUCTGUN-On WEDNESDAY, 80 October,
we will sell a 10 o'clock at our auction store, GOD
cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS.
TERHs.- Under SEQ, cash; 90 days credit for
SlU0 and over, for app ovt d pSper.
seS * IL b, DAVENPORT, Aucts,
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:, A VERY DtSiRABLg FAaM .oR

~. SALE IN NEW KENT COUNTY. ~ 60
A;A MIL kS FROM RICHMOND. In com
pliance with the last will and testament ol --
Charles Pearson, decd, shalt proceed To- \ on
the premises, in the sad couDtt Of New Kent. Va
on MON DAY, the 10th day of September, At II
o'clock A. NJ nt fair; If not, the next tar dR'
thereafter. the valuable FARM on which he ~
sided, known - W oodland,' containins Asl
acres, more or less. The farm has upon u dive
ing house and all the necessary out houses.
About One-half OF the land is cleared, and = por
ton of 1t fine meadow land, bordering on SLACK
Creek.
The above farm IS located IN a good ard healthy
nelghbnrhood, AM - CONVENIENT to churches mills,
stores aud post Offices The kichmund and York
River Railroad passes directly through the farm,
and is about hours ride from the oity of Rich
moud.
IL IL seldom snch farm go fertile. SO pleasantly
situated, and ahoruIeg such facilities Tor market
ing. G., Is offered for sals.
Those wishing Ia view the premises can apply
to Mr. MILE TuAsrs'L l., who will take great
pleasure IN showing them over the farm.
no. wish NJ further Garticu ar, W. please al
dress Mr.. IUNsTAl L, 10y letter, at ii ubtaTd Z D,
New he at cOonty, Va;orJ q. 4. PkAR on, arch
mOnd, Va.
Terms One third cash the remain 'eT N SIX
twelve and eiE hteen months, ana n deed ot tTuSl
u pom the land To secure Il isTred payments.
JOHN v. PEARSON. Executor.
au Is -d6td 5th ,6th,7th SthSe&ew4t'
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4.uCgiOH 5ALk3s.
~ w II I'm -
BY f.. Il. Cook, Auct.
A pMlNusTRAroR,s SALE OF EIE-

A DMiNIsTRAToR,s SALE OF ELE-
s % fANr PPIY INo
MIRRORS, &c. AT AUCTION GA TUESDAY,
18th nst at 10 clock will sell az the residence
Furniture contained there n. telcnslng to the es-
tate Of Ms Mary + D e. x DECD embpse,og c..s
manufactured By Chickering sand to be al instru-
inert of excellent tone and hnlsn.
PARLOR SUlI, IN Rosewood beautifully carved,
large TETE-A-TETEs. splendid Reclining
LOUNGE. large and smaller CHAIRS. rev.
eral Antique and Gothic PAhLOR CHAiLS.
Rosewood and ornamental reception CHAlRs.
2 elegant MANTEL MIRRORS, with Ornamental
1 bsa Sut'iT kosSEEWooD ETEGRE, deliberately
magnificent CHESS, TABLE; islald with pearl
Splendid Silk, Brocatel and Lace CURTAINS,
Velvet Tapestry and Brussels CARPETS
Beautiful Rosewood BOOKCASE, handsomely
Elegant AS CHAND. LIERS.
Several rare OF PAINTINGS, some of which are
THE fER' DINING 51G fs ROOM FURNITURE consists
i splendid Black waln. BEAUFET, elegantly
l very handsome Mahogany SECRETARY, a
most excellent piece of furniture, and OF Gu
l besutifql Black Walnut CHINA PRFss, masni-
fcenty carved.
An elegant Mahogany EXTENSION TABLE,
massive.
| l set Antique Black Walnut CHAIRS.
Several very handsome EN1RAViNGS.
THE CHAMBERS are furnished with splendid
Rosewood ard Mahogany WARDhOBkS BEn-
STEAnS. Marble top CABINETS and WASH
| STANDS, Rocking and Chamber CHAIRS, large
RPcha ng Char. Lounges, Hair and Shuck Mat.
tresses. Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Beddins /,
roiiet and Chamber Sets complete. Carpets, " IN
| dow Shades, LUokins Glassrs, Mating, &C.
-Ai.SG--
A large assortment of CHINA and GU L GLASS
| " R h. together with the usual variety OF
| KITCHEN FUkNiTUKE.
| The above FURNITURE is Of the most ele-
CANT character, having been manu- actufed To or
der in the CIT. of Rlchmo' d, used but few months
and IS really worth the attention. Of the public.
| The house viii he open on MONDAY, the 18th
inst, to enable the pubic to examine the FurnI-
ture.
| TsRMs.-All sums un er 500, cash; over that
amount, months credit, for approved e. dor sec
| negotiable paper. JOHN ENDEhS admir-.
| of Mrs Mary r. Lea, deed.
Sale conducted by + B. Cook, Auct'r. seS
| CE~TEEL NtTUkE, Ar., AT AUC-
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BY Richard Jauthorn, Auct'r.

CROfERIFS AND MtsCFLLANFuIs
~ ARTICLES AT AUCTION -On ,NDhh,
10th inst. at 10 O'Clock. at my store; wilsel u
auction, the following articles: ~ bOs N"rth AZ
DINA II r RRINGS; 10 bids. MACKtREL IN - od
order; BsANnG WhlSkhY, GIN and Vine. ~,
SUGAR. NOLASSFS. SOAP. CANDLES, BACON
SIZES SHOULDERS ard HAMS
FlGS.-Also, so drums OF Figs.
n CAJTTHORN
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

WILLIAM J. BEViLL,
fLATE OF THE FIRM OF MAULE " BEVILL,)
Continues the business Of HOUSE, SIGN. and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING at the old stand,
southeast corner Main and 18Th streets, and soil
oats public PATRONAGE. All orders. in city coun
try, will be executed with pTomptness, on rea-
tonabie terms, and IN the best stye sc 3-3w
TOR sALE-A No. ] HOGSH FAD SCREW,
L well framed, and suited exactly for farm use.
Also, a well arranged s hUKlNG TOBACCO &C
TORY FIXTURES, comprising sufficient Fix
tufes 10 carry on the manufacturing business in 3
smaI WAY; and ~ an excellent opportunity for any
theJ particulars, apply TO W b. RATCLIFFE, at
a T.. Moote's store, on Cary street
IEHns-LlbeTai se4-2w.
CITY sGANENGEK.-The undersigned re-
- specially informs the oiuzens OF Richmond
that he is prepared to CLEAN on l. rear homses
sinks, and other places OF deposit and thorough,
manner not IN the least offensive on the premisas
on which he may work. HIS wagon is SO con
struoted as TO be alr and water tIg ht.
Orders can he left with CHAE JoHNsros No n
Man street, or JAMES +; DUyhL, corner OF 10th
and Main. X. II. ALLEN, Agent,
se4-dlm
NOTiCE-TO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
~ IN THE COUNTY or HENRICo.-AlI real
estate IN the coantr Of Henrioo, on which the
queqt, since the year 1855. will be sole for Taxes,
MONDAY in October,j in front Of the Court
House OF Hsnrioo o. unity. list OF the Land Oh n
lie seen at the Court house of Henfico, and the
amount due on The lard can be paid by calling on
the Clerk, Mr.. VIM. FoLkEs, in my absence.
au zs-rd JNo. A. hUTcHkSON S. H. c.
ADMINIsTkATOh's NOTILE--AII per
n sons having claims against the estate of MN
AsDEEws, decd, will present them to the under.
signed, properly authenticated and those in
debted will please make INN. date, payne mt, as
longer indulgence cannot e gsgHaansedr hy,o.
se&-2w Admir- Of Vim. Andrews decd
IS nnn: LAID VIZ .s #A III e ss sSssa
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!: siSSS. 3sssaisX' 's =. az s j ''
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NAME OF THE PERSON CHARGED
WITH TAXES.

sAMR OF THE PERSON CHARGED
WITH rAxEs.
Adams, David. ..,...............
Aro&ef, Edgar.
Adkins, Betsy, estate .................t
........,.......-I
Adkins, Enoch Observation-Disclosures. /
Adkins, Martha. |.
Adkins, Samuel.
Allen, Joseph and ais, Directors of
Manchester Turnpike Company (
Adkins, William, estate ...,......
Atkinson, James Observation-Disclosures.
Adams, Henry, estate ..........,...
Anderson & Bowman Observation-Disclosures.
Archer, Charlotte Observation-Disclosures.
Archers, John II =, estate.
Archer, Sally X ...............-...
Archer, Alexander ..................
Anderson. Nancy.
Archer. John A..................
Archer, John. .....-...........
Archers. John \ . estate ...........I
Andrews. Elizabeth. ..............--
Anderson, VIftuanna. Observation-Disclosures.
Adkins, Sarah
Appomaitox Company.
Allen. JOS and Directors of Manches-
ter Turnpike Company ..........-
Adkins, Seth ........,.....
Adkins, George B..............-...
Archer. John........-....- .--...-....
Auier. Milly, wife of Wat Logan.
Atkinson. Enoch J..............-...
! ,ioNo' E'h,a;,,, astoto
Hhu,oMs' S n,aiD
' ,'.N,Ln ' 49, /
- 49, os,.to
- iac S'hshLP, .necH' '''"'
noW"e"; 70
itaiiey, '"nh '''''''''''''''''
,,ott,'n'; n va,
-" ,hIn' ''i'N
i5airo'
t pow nun n r estate
trouch .rab,tba
i ntal'c;,' Adninbus
D'',,%nan Incv r. r. of r. Jackson
6 o. nus'' - -
:, . -, nan;ol r.
bowman , D'u,J,
no.har Iames
0 ,,',"' Eras es,ato
'"'t"'"' I.
p...o,, p,I,v
plantinsbin Thomas. estate
nnasIay Robert
nl,pLy;,,shin. William
n ,,"r Rrvne 4 Co ',,.,.,...
o., M W
'''tI - 81
pro,der William
Rrownlev. Joseph 49,. .............
R,isseau Edwards estate ....
pr,,n,,II Rernard. Richmond
~, patarsop,s ESTATE
- -
q .
p,rohot, yym G.
- .
p,,-r,,+ Thomas M
- ,Ia Io,,as, estate
q" '' * ..
q .
Brander. w. Observation-Disclosures.
- & ...
| pol.or Sorob
| Dr~u,a Tpditb ..
| prantar Ta,nas estate -
o., ArrLih,IJ -
| Hr,f,on William estate
| Roisseau Peter
Row.Ies John .............
Rebea Iohn p .................
Brown. John. Sr.........
Blankinship Elizabeth ...........
Rrooks, John
Bass. William
Branch, Tabitha Observation-Disclosures.
Conway James Observation-Disclosures.
Cagbili. Elizabeth. wife of f. II. c..
Observation-Disclosures.
Cary. Samuel Observation-Disclosures.
CardweU, Frances, estate .......
Cohbs John and Thomas.
Chesterfield Railroad Company.
" :" {" .......
| ConwelI. James
C,baIklev Uohsnu,s estate ...
- q ..
Carter. II. L.. trustee for Fanny Adj
k;ns
C,rt;s Tnhn II
Cole Robert
CLAY l., Mat and Phineas .......
CunIifre Jobn's heirs
Clarke, VIM. Hanson and II. Clarke
era. Sarah ~ .
r.L,,II II q
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CE~TEEL FiIxNtTuKE, &c., ATAUC

VI TION. On TUESDAY. 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock, will sell At my store, iot of genteel
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
Wardrobes; Bureaus dehoards.
Sofas; Lnunges Rocking Chairs
Cane and Wood Scat Chairs; " assistants.
Bedsteads Tables; Looking Glasses,
CARPETS; FAIR and nhuck Mattresses.
Feather BeAs; Curtains, &c &c.
se8 r Il coon suct
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NAME or THE PERSON CHARGED
WITH TAXES.
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franklin, Archer, trustee for +. f

hot & Co.
Furcron, VIM, Caroline and George
Ferguson, Mary and children. 49,,
Fore, Albert g., estate ...............
Forsiine, r J ...................
Farmer, JemIma. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Farmer, Michey OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Franklin, Henry, trustee ............,
Franklin, Polly, estate. .............,
Farmer, Phebe.
Fore. Thomas and Wile.....-........
Fuqua, Sam'l's estate. ..........-...,
Fuqua, Daniel f.. ........-.....,
Farmer, Mary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fuqua, John D .....;..............-..
Freeland, Archibald. -...............
q ......--.......
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QUANTITY AND LOCAL DESCRIPTION on
LAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

NEGRO CEREMONIAL correspondent of :
Georgia paper gives the following verbatim
report OF a negro preachers remarks on cele
brating marriage at Live Greek, Ca, be-
tween two "cullud pusson ~
:" Here is couple who have walked ont TO-
night wishing to be jined in, and through love.
and wishing all dem dat hav any ting twixt
dem come forward and speak now, if not, let
them hold their peace now and for evermore.
wants every ear to hear and every heart tC
enjoy i K, III, r,o. -,'
ly by your left side, do you take her for YOU,
dearly beloved wife, to wait on her through
sickness and through health, safe and be safe
holy and be holy, loving and be loving? DE-
you love heHmOther? Do you love her father
Do you love her brothers? Do you love he,
sisters! Do you love her master? Do you
love her mistress? Do you love God the best?'
Answer-"I do"
Miss Mary Thompson, whomsoeyer stand,
lastly by your right side, do you take To bf
your dearly beloved husband, to wait on him
through health and through confutton. safe
and be safe, holy and be holy? Do Won love
his mother? Do you love his father9 Do vor
love his sister? Do you love God the best :"
Answer" will.n
:" / shall pronounce Mr. Jim to hold Mis-,
Mary fastly by the right hand; and I shall
pronounce You both to be man and wife by tb,
Commandments of God. We shall homes AND
trustings through God that you may live right
that you may die right, now and for eyermore
Now, Mr.. Jim, sletc your bride.
"Let US sing hime:
"s Plunged In gulf of dark DESPAIR
Ie wretched sinners are, &c AmenD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-20

!, A HUMAN SAcRIFIcE.-A strange affair Is re-
lated in the Russian journals: At Moscow, ter
nights back, the occupiers Of vast house a
the corner Of West street were awakened by
the glare and cracking of a FIRE, and on getting
up found that large pile of fuel, consisting q
logs of fr trees which had been collec ted in The
courtyard, was in flames The conAagration
was extinguished as quickly as possible Or
examining the remains of the fire the chared
bones OF a woman were found, and 1t turned
ont that widow named Theleska T, about
Az years OF age, who had lived in the house
ma. nao disappeared. Nothing could be heard oi
TINS woman, and ss she had repeatedly declared
tnst In these times the sacrifce of human vic.
S e,ms was necessary to appease the wrath ol
dod against sinners, the conclusion was come
to that she had lighted mp the Gre and placed
nersen IN the midst to be consumed. In the
Russian Empires the Moscow journals state
self-cremation, from motives of Religious fanat,
icism, is not rare. In the province Of Olonets
Tor example, = In the course of last spring moi
fewer tnan 10 persons, men and women, burnt
themselves to death in the belief that tb.,
were performing an act pleasing to God.