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- rOn IL h y 4 "A good bus ne 81 stand, s,t-
:5 dated on Byrd street, between 9TH and 10Th
kA fhe house has granite front, and contains
nine rooms. eight Of which ,hss FIRE places water
and ms, &c For terms, apply to the subscriber,
or 10 Il. d. EAcH0, Esa.
Jy6~ts u, w. TUTTY.
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We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit CON
tinuanoe tor the new concern.
STEBBINS L PULLEN.
Inly 12e0 iv N
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a JAMES WALSH,
~ No. 60 Main St, Impor 1tESS

W No. g. Main II st., ImpO5 9
@ Ct GS SRa R MfFFHTussG'P PfsroIs, GUN MA
TERI AIS and CUTLERY, calls the attention of
the citizens of Richmond to his large and extern
is prepared to offer to the trade and public at
wholesale and retail, unusually favorable
terms. His facilities are such that he enabled
to supply Guns, Pistols, ishing Tackle, Walking
Canes, &o., &c upon reasonable terms as
similar goods be purchased any where. He
believes that his stock is better adapteI to the
wants of the Southern public than can be gener
ally found in the large Northern importing houses,
and respectfully soliCits a call from merchants
and others, with the assurance that both prices
and goods shall be satisfactory. au 3-lm
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

- FARM FOR SALE IN HANO,~
G;a YER, az Mills FROM RICHMOND
Hsn offer for sale, privately. the FARM on@
which | reside-having made ARRANGEMENTS In
move to my new house, on my fathers old place.
II contains l77ts ACRES of superior vesetabe
cleared land. balance in wood and timber 'o'''
The DWELLING contains six rooms and two
basements, with all necessary out houses, new.
beautiful yard. with handsome shade trees, en-
closed with oak post and rail. Good garden, en-
closed. 1t il very healthy with one Of the best
springs in Virginia one hundred wards from the
house; Ice Pond, sc. Good neighhorhood, with
four Churches Of different denominations in two
miles Should it not be disposed of privately, /
will sell at public auction, on the premises, liz
miles from head of Meehanicsville Turnpike, on
TUESDAY, 2lst August, 80 IL O'Clock, tif fair II
Apply to me. on the premises.
TERMs-0n day Of sale.
HENRY c. WINGFlELD.
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EUNAWAYS.

ia S25 REWAKD.--Ranaway from the
Ca subscrI ber. about July LIST, a negro man
Nnamed HENRY LEWIS, formerly called
N HENRY BLACKBURN. Said negro is
black, about five feet eight inches high, good
set OF yellGwlsh white teeth, and sammers or hest
tates in speaking ghen spoken sharply to. He is
believed to be in the neighborhOdd of Atchell's
Station, in Culpeper county. as he formerly came
Fom and has relations residing there. The above
reward will be given. if he is delivered to the sub
scriber III Richmond; or if he is lodged IN any
county jail, the usual reward Will he paid
au l0-d3t, cw6E JOSEPH ALLEN.
" $40 Observation-Disclosures from the
E2I Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
q about two weeks since, while on a visit to
- his former home IN Richmond, NJ ULATTO
.N@keBOI. WILLIAM, who is hired of Miss l.. L.
Gordon. He is about Is or 20 ears of age. and
about feet or inches IN height. He is well
quainted in Richmond. and Is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward OF SO will be
paid for his Apprehension. and delivery to said
company in LyncbbGIg CT for his confinement in
JAIL rs they can get MN again.
THEO. 4. RE- NOLDS, for Gen'l Sup't.
au It's
"a TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran
Ga away from our factory. about the lst July, a
E\negro boy named JOHN, about 81 years of
~ age, dark gingerbread color, tall and slen-
SASder, The above reward of $40 will be paid
for his delivery to as -
COSBY & ANDERSON,
au Its 18th ST.. below Cary.
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BOARDING.

BOARD. Families and single gentlemen W IL
ID find the best accommodations at the corner of
Sth and Main SITS one OF the best locations Tor
boarding in the city for bus ness men, being within
hve minutes wslk of the Banks and Post Once.
au s-4G'
D0ARDtNG.-Persons wishing To send their
ID daug hters to the Ashland Female Institute,
and pIeierTlng to have them board In a private
fannly. can he accommodated by app ling to j..
PRYOR, whose FANNY residence IS next door to
the school. ne sleep ng apartments will he large
and any and pains VIII be spared % insure the
comior; and happiness OF those entrusted TO his
care. For terms per session. address.
JOHN PRYOR,
~ 30lm Ashland, Hanover county, Va.
kER HOUSE,
l. BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of accommodations
With svsry effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
Il. D. PARKER,
NH SIM J, MILLS
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II REOFORD AI,VNI AND IODINE

49, BEUEUNU ALL NJ AND IUUI NE
AYSPRINGS.-The Springs will be open
s.slE for the reception of Visitors the 18th
Of June. They are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg aud four miles from Forest Depot. on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehicle will run during the season oconvey visit
ors to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Carolina. coming here by public
conveyance, will take the South Side Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to bynchburg, and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
ia T-Sm p ECHOI,S & SONS. Prnnriatnra.
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BY Hector Davis, Auct.

HOUSE SERyANT-on TUESDAY MORN
IL ING, l4th il slant, at 10 O'Clock. will sell q
very likely M ULATTO BOY, II years DID, raised
in geuteel family, and sold for no fault
au 9-tds HECTOR DAVIS, Auct
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.J
ruE ELECTIONS.

Sr. I.ours, August lo.-in 10 counties orr,
Has, yote in lSSs, when Stewart (Dem.) was
elected by 3ii majority.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. l0.-Returns from
81 counties give Leslie Coombs (Union) 22,iie
majority.
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AUS TAXI .-Sanger's genuine Mustard; iuo
wi eases foT sale by l. l. G. q. DAVENPORT.
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~N- THROUGH TICKETS FKONl

81 SRI CHM oND TO EASTERN
4xzszxzExsaS HORE OR CHERRYSTONE f.,
So 50 -Passengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
lNGS. at o,clocS, will c3nneet with the steamer
DAY MORNINGS, at 64 A. NJ, and will con
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
at came hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
M Meals 80 oon.s each. X. 0. HASKINS.
~ Ct
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s:, FOR RENT OR SALE A new Wood
IT: en- TENEMENT, on the east side of Second
1a;:lstreet. between Marshall and Clay streets,
containing rooms with city gas and water on the
lot ; also, convenient Kitchen: dc. Apply to
au 6-lWt GODDIN L APPERSON.
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c,

DISSOLUTION OF CO. PARrNERSAIP-
- The concern of VIM SATTLER 4 20. Wa
Mr.. A. LYBR0CK retiring. The AntersisneJ
having purchased the interest of thS fetlrinr Part
ARTS rs MATERIALS BUSfNESS al the nid
stand. where they will be pleased 10 serys theiT
friends and patrons as heretofore The CT, e Of the
firm will remain the same. VIM SATTf ER
AUGUST LIST, 1850. AID, SCHO II
mn 1y
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AND GRACE sfREsEfTs, AT AUCTION Win
day Of August, at AZ O'Clock p. M, that very de
sss n,M.p private RESIDENCE situated on 7oth.
oetween FTankiin and Grace streets, now in the
occupancy of Mr.. D. B. Bridgford. The improve
Rsobsn are wood good s1d House with rooms brick
bathing rooms. &c, &c, ali in good repair
~, FERNS -one- fourth cash the balance at 6, IL
added, and secured by deed of trust
ana las. MTAVTOR l. SHN
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By Z. b. Cook. Auct'r.
2 EADY:MADE BoNNETs. MILL

pEAD MADE BONNETS, MILL
n NEaY.. &c, AT AUCTIQN.--On THURS
pay, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock will sell, at the
and 9Th streets. a large portion Of his stock Of
ILLlN cry, READYMADE BONNETS,
EDG1NGS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, HO
SlERY, and very general assortment of ladies'
FANCY ARTICLES; SHOW CASES. STORE
FIXTURES, &c, &c.
Mr.. WIGAND, intending TO remove to his new
ladies' to purchase, the sale on THURSDAY. 18th,
Will be exclusively for them. Sale will be contin-
ued on FRIDAY, Nth inst, for gentlemen. at
which time will be closed the entire stock, together
with an assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. au 8 h. B. COOK, Auct.
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Richmond. Iuly 9th. lasl

(tO.PARTN ERSHIP-I have this day as.
g created ga With me All in The ME II rTA,
PM SS, Mr.. VIM. g. CAREY, OF Boydton.
Mecklenbnrg county. Va; SAID co partpership To
date from July ], 1850 The business W II here aftsr
be conducted under the name and st, le of SPENCE
CAREY. Grateful for the ery liberal patron
age have received tor the past twenty years.
would most respectfully ask a 0 )ntinuance OF tho
same to the concern. E. u. SPENCE.
No IN corner of Al ain a nd 18th sts
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SHIPPING


rs FOB HARLEsTON, ). C:-The su-
-zs1117i Capt. Gt OG HEGAN having the greater poT
ton OF her cargo engaged, will sail with quick dis
patch. For balance Of freight, apply To-
W. d. colo UITT CO.
Persons having articles to ship TO points in the
South, connected with Charleston bE railroad Will
find this the cheapest route. al slw
A,sN FOR NEW YORk-FIRST VESSEL.
g. VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND. AND
- EW YORK PACkETS.-Ths Schooner
LYNCHBURG, Capt. VIM. HARRIS. having the
quick dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to
u8-4t DAVID Il VIM. CURRIE.
&s-.> FOR NlOBiL E.-The superior brig
IEEs AARON B. MOORE, Captain RAY, being
.-1Snedrly full, will sail for the above port IN
few days. For remainder of cargo, apply to
au8-5t W. ID. COLQ UITT & co.
t,EN FOR NEW YOKE .-'The superior
ITE< fast sailing schr. MARY HELEN" Capt.
.6~ HUTCHINSON, having the greater portion of
her cargo engaged, will sail with quick dispatch.
F Sg 7 balance of ireisRS appGS 65 f CO.
E0R B9sTOn And NEW
$50 orr KY A NoRF0kK The
the Dock; near Edmond Davenport Il Co.'S TO
above places: The steamer EMPIRE will leave
here every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 O'Clock
the h BOSTON Az AND NEW FORK STEAMsHf T5
which leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS; pnnctua.y at O'Clock P. M.
SHIPPERS Will lind IL TO their advantage to pa
tronZe this route, as the rates OF Freight are as
low, and the dispatch great as by any other
Steamship Line 10 either place, and goods han
T. b. HALL, Agent.
At Edmond, Davenport Co.'s, at the Dock.
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING.

p. H. s Il A II * F.,
NO. So, MAIN ST THREE DOORS ABOVE ST.
CHARLES HOTEL,
Would call the attenion Of farmers 70 his stock
Sewers, DRILLS, c., &c, manufactured 10y
him expressly for Summer and Fan operations.
Especial attention IS called 10 the fact that he
use in Virginia for TEN DOLLARS; and if, after
trial, II does not prove the best. he will take IT
hack free OF charge. To those who use the CUFF
BRACE FLOWS, No. l3 and No 3, he would say
that they can be supplied at the low price of
EIGHT DOLLARS for No. Is, and FIVE DOL
LARS for Nos
CASTINGS for every Plow in use on hand
Garden and Field SEEDS of every variety, war
ranted as pure as can be had.
rs. liberal discount made TO the trade.
au6-lW Z. H STARKE.
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FUTURE DAYS,
BY Richard Cauthern, Auct'r.

nm MONDAY, 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, at my
- store will sell tine following Bacon, Brandy,
y, Mhiskey, Butter. Lard. Soap, Candies, Window
CHAMPAGNE AND BRANDY.-Also, rs has
As az champagne. and 20 boxes Brsndy Ia bottles.
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THEY ARE CERTAINLY the cheapest


l. goods of the kind have ever witnessed, are
the words of all who have seen those Collars and
Hdkfs., that LEVY is now Offering to the public.
We give below the prices OF some of the many
cheap goods, 10 which We would call the attention
of our readers: Swiss Muslin Collars at 80 cents,
So; Grass Linen Hdkfs at 25c., worth soc =; H en-
STITCHED Linen Handkerchief at Is cents, worth
81. ST. rs, 81 so and Sl75, all of which will be sold
al 50 per cent. below their va Iue; Cambria Bands
in the greatest proiusion and at prices to please
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TAKE NOTICE.-Ail those who feel them
L selves to be on the verge OF su Vocation, can be
relieved by calling at our othce and procuring one
of our Linen or ether Summer suits, of which we
have fine assortment at low prices. Our motto
is small profts-justce and perfect satisfaction to
all. SIMPSON 4 MILLER,
llq Main ST. Richmond Va
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BY aoddiu = Aunereeu. Amcf,s.
HANDsOME LOT WITH SMALL HOUs

"eadim u APpersons Auctes
HANDsOME LOT WITH SMALL. HOUSE
S W & :ad fIEE Al tshfhI55kkT
to,olock P NJ, that handsome LOT, on south se re-
feet, running back ls5 feet to an alley is r. a. rds
having on it small house, heretofore nses as a1'
school house Dy Jno. Cary, Esq ~ IN
TERMS .-One-fourt cash balance at 4, and 70
months, for negotiable notes; interest added, and
title retained. GoDDlN APPERsON,
VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA, NEAR
AUCTION We offer for sale privately. until
SATURDAY. the 18th day Of August next, whe n,
unless sold privately, of which due notice will be
given We will offer for sale publicly, on the prem
lses, the FARM on which Daniel Worsham, of
Amelia, now resides, containing 1868 acres situated
from Chula and Amelia Court House stations
This Is one Of the most valuable tracts of land in
this part OF the country, with an unusual proper
ton of low grounds and improved lots; and the
high land generally of the best quality, and in ex
cellent heart.
The dwelling house is plain, but comfortable !;
the farm houses ample for the use of the farm.
Possession will be given this fall, as far as neces
sary in time for wheat seeding, and full possession
given at the end of the year.
TERMs.-One- third cash, and the balance IN
and years, equal instruments interest added.
Persons wishing to purchase are referred to
GODDlN & APPERS0N, Richmond, or to the
undersigned, Trustees.
/. MASTERS yE RS,v Amelia CT,
the value OF this plantation, are referred to LEWIS
+. HARvIE, Esq, who resides near to it, and who
will, we have no doubt. take pleasure in giving his
opinion of its value. lily l4-2awtdsI 6. h A.
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DRiNE HAVANA CIGARS-Best CHEW
Ing and SMOKING TOBACCOS, for sale at
LAlDLEI'S ApothecaTy. Store.
Mar nh
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ilIssvLI iON.-Jh he firm of BROWNING,
II MOORE CO. was dissolved on the frst in
stant, by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the }ata fi,u
VIII present them to MOORE & DAWSON, who
Will continue the AUCTION BUSINESS, at tho
stand OF Browning, Moore & Co., on Franklin ct.
E. G. MOORE,
n. ]. BROWNING,
z. 8. DAWSON.
JAS. J. VOOLFOLK
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HENRY C. wINGF1ELD,
auT-dfdat Richmond - n
-. E0UR VATJJARIE TRaCTS a n .

8L,AND IN HEsTERFIELp, FoRG
my REAL ESTATE in the county of Che sterfed,
consisting Of four tracts Of valuable LAND. well
located and advautageously situated for farming
purposes. The first tract contains AS acres To-
Gated on Failing Creek, about miles from the
city of Richmond Immediately on the Broad Rock
Road, with good DWELLING HOUSE and all
necessary out houses. There are about 60 acres
OF valuable Cat Land attached thereto, which rem
ders the tract verv valuable The second tract
contains about 1871 acres, located on the Falling
Creek Turnpike. miles from Richmond and h as
a good Dwelling House and necessary out houses
The third tract is situated on the same road about
miles from Richmond, and contains l50 acres.
with a good Dwelling House and all necessary
out houses, and is in an improved condition and
we'll located for farming purposes. And the fourth
tract is located about III 'es from Richmond and
within one mile of the same Turnpike Road con-
tanning SO acres, and is very valuable for its fine
timber.
will sell all of the above tracts, or either of
them, on reasonable terms, as | am anxious to re-
move to another portion of the State ANY one
wishing to purchase, can apply to the subscrI Der in
person, who resides on the first mentioned tract
or through the mail, addressed to Manchester
Post Office, Chesterfield.
iy Is fayr rims
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- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, AT
81 THE CORNER OF 10Th AND CLAY SITS

e. 1.-THE CORNER OF 10Th AND CLAY SITS
H.x Having deterp med 10 remove TO the country,
| offer for sale, private y, my HOUSE and LOT,
situated as above stated. The Lot fronts 721a feet
on CLAW street and runs back the same width l6o
feet The Dwelling House is large. and was built
IN The best manner, Of the best materials itcon-
tains ten rooms with FIRE places, SIX large closets.
with cellar the size of the house, There is on
the Lot a Kitchen, Laundry. Stable Carriage.
accommodation for servants is ample. Every
the house has gas IN It, ana there rs Is
leading tn rough the yare which carry of all waste
water. This property is located in a very desira
bic and pleasant part of the city tor residences
and IL within Ave minutes walk OF the principal
business places, and free from the hustle and noise
ol business. There about thirty feet OF the
built.
TERMs.-l will sell the Lot for small part OF the
purchase money IN cash. and the balance upon
snch tiine az Will suit the purchaser. Messrs.
GoDpiS APPkRsoa are authorized to sell the
above property, and will show il to any person who
may wish to purchase 1t, and make known the
price and terms. JOHN Nj. GREGORY.
~ H--tR
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u--n exc KSlON TO OIL u
lElfA=. ,NpOIN pORTSMDTTTH AMI

@i s sSffoLk f9fEgs sIssnsI c AhP
IT'S PECK, Capt. Z. c. CLIFFORD, fitted up in a
neat style for night travel Will make an sxeursIon
next, I'd inst, land regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter. Curing the watering
p. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about II O'Clock
thence to PORTSMOUTH end NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, fSUNDAF. )!eavIng Nor
Point and arrive at Richmond about o clock A.
M ., Monday morning.
PAssAo for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and return, meals inoluded.) 81 80.
- No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP lie l-tsl K. o. HAsKIkS
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III IA -
- The subscriber being unable to attend to his
rous of selling 1t. The Farm contains 1875 acres of
ed near the Central Raj lroad, opposite keswlck
Charlottesville AS acres of the Land is cleared
and IN agood state OF Improvement, as the present
crops Will show; and that not in cultivation is
we'll set IN clover, timothy, and other grasses
The land hes well. and the soil IS adapted to all
the crops, but more particularly to wheat tobacco
and corn; Fifty acres are in woods oak and pine,
principally oak-oFignal growth. There are two
never falling streams Of water running through
convenient parts OF the Farm. The improvements
CONSIST of a two story framed bu ding, contain
ing three large rooms; four smaller ones, suitable
for lodging rooms; several closets, pleasant pas
keeping meats, butter. &c. There are all neces-
sary out, bulidinss, nearly all new having been
built in the last ls months. The dwelling has, this
last prlng, been thoroughly repaired and painted
and is situated IN the midst of grove OF large
healthy one and commands beautiful view of the
cars when passing the South Mountains and sur
rounding country. There ls spring of most ex-
ceent water near the dwelling.
Possession can he had by the purchaser any time
after the present crop is secured
ANY one wishing to buy, will please call on the
pleasure IN showing 1T. The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars address,
CHARLES T.. TAYLOR,
Keswck Depot, AlbemarIe co., Va.
iy1 0ta,u 1uIfW
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- A PROCLAMATlON.-W the General
Assembly s. of this ,Commonysaith has authorized
under tine name of " The Traders Bank OF the
City of Richmond and has incorporated the
same as q Bank for, circulation, deposit and dis
count with capital of not less than one hun
dred thousand dollars. nor more than one MILLION
of dollars, to be raised by subscriptions. in shares
of one hundred dollars each and whereas, it has
teen certified to the satisfaction of the Executive
that the sum of three hundred and one thousand
one hundred dollars, being more than the MINI
mum capital aforesaid, has been subscribed, that
the said Bank has actually and in good faith, of
own absolute property, IN the current coin of the
United States, one hundred and eighty one thou
sand dollars. being more than three hfths of the
amount subscribed. and the amount required by
law; and that SAID corporation mas been organized
by the election OF a President and Directors: Now
therefore, in conformity To law. | do hereby make
this proclamation, declaring the facts aforesaid
and that the Bank is authorized to commence OPP
erauons.
~, Given under my hand, as Governor, and
81 sd under the Seal of the Comma nwealth this
~ first day OF August, 1860
JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD, Secretary of the Com
monWeath. au 3-d2w
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CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS-To
- be found al the PenItentlary Store, No q Pearl
street.
Grey Cloths; Grey and Brown Tweeds.
White TwIled Fiaunels.
Cotton and Wnrsted Counterpanes.
Gram Bags; Farm Wagons and Carts.
DIR: Carts Gardea and Dirt BaTrows
Mems tine Shoes and Boots.
Bows and Misses Shoes; Farmers Boots.
Safes; WardTobes ; Axes; Tents, &c.
K. NJ. NIMMO,
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kaa AMELIA w HITE SULPHUR
vEM YSPRINGS beautiful and healthy
Lille / WATERING PLACE, situated "a miles
rom Evansville, on, the Richmond and Danville
Railroad. 50 miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July, when there will always be conveyance
to take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-$3O per month, $40 per week, and 81
per day.
On the 4th OF July there will be q grand military
display of SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
OF Declaration of Independence by Col. CRUMP.-
At o'clock In the afternoon, there will be grand
fitting Match. between the Cumberland and Anne
liz Troops and at o clock in the evening, there
will be a grand military party, when the Queen OF
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements to accommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons
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L,Ok AALE-aWU VA. and TENN EsSkk SAD
5000 YORK RIVER Il. r. ePKR CENT. do.
80 shares Richmond Fire Association Iksu.
IsW Q. W. ruacRLL 4 GO.
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NEY, AT AUCTION THURSDAY, August
lent FRAMED Ten EM ENT, situated on >i the
south Size of Elmwood Tor Main street continued.l
IN the occupancy OF Jas. P, Tyler, 1t contairs
seven rooms. kitchen with three rooms, and
every convenience necessary for the comfort of q
der The lot fronts 80 feet, and runs back 1893 feet
To an LEY 20 feet wide.
TERMs.-0ne-feu cash the balance at G. L.
and Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secure d by trust deed.
au IL JAS. M. TAYLOR K SON, Aucts.