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7UFE.EN'S
PH0SPHOR-PERUFIAN GUANG.

T Az now ready supply orders for my fertilizers MS
i they in. All may rely upon getting, with
out delay article Inferior to any have made differ
ent in the phosphate Ingredients from anything else in
market and better because IL contains more pae E0SE
PHOSPHATE az LiaE than any other Manipulated uuano
The results of applying my preparations to wheat the
past have been favorable could be expected
under the combined disasters OF joint worm, 1y rust and
of ALL the drought, which prevented The present ia
rorabe action the phosphares great extent al
the time the wheat graing But the mass Of the es'l-
mony Is that equal superior to Peruvian Guanu on
wheat whilst for lands that need phosphatesas nenriy All
lands do. has superiority under fair seasons for
producing good stand OF Glover II true that occasion
al failures have been reported but they were such as every
manipulation hears Of sometimes due to the fact that the
land did not need phosphacs, but most generally 10 the
for both wheat and clover have ever known
The best evidence Of the value Of manures Is to be
found in the fact that have orders for than four
times much had at The same period last year.
Persons who Induced TO try my guano, from their
experience the Of others are par.
culary requested to order n guano and to see that
they get IT, there many manipulated articles In the
market.
IL can be had OF myself the commission merchants
generally in Richmond Of agents, aessrs. THOMAS
BRANCH SONS, Petersburg: NJ. HOLLINS CO.. Lynch.
burg, HUGH SCOTT. Fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN
co. scot,svllle; JOHNSTON, CLAIRE d CO., Danyille.
Sent I--ctf FRANK G.. RGFRlS,
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Inter from EuroDe.

CAFE RACE. Sept 4.-Thc steamship Amer.
ica, from Liverpool, with dates to the 25th
arrived here to-day. She brings dates from
Queenstown to the 2Gtb August.
The Australasian Asia and Prince Albert
have arrived out The Great Eastern was cx.
pccted at Milford Haven on the 24th.
Hostilitlcs have commenced on the soil Of
Naples The town of Reggie hcs been cap.
turcd by Garibaldi.
Four thousand Calabrians have joined the
Garibaldians. A general battle with the Eta.
poItans was imminent. 1t is ruIored that tho
French army. Of 100, 600 troops, with campaign
materials artillery, etc., have been ordered 20
hold itself in readiness TO march at short no.
ticc,
Austria threatens 10 support Naples. She
will wait till her own frontiers are threatened.
Napoleon has issued C. decree opening tue
ports to the free admission Of all kinds OF foT-
eign grain. Large orders for grain have been
sent from England to America and tho Black
Sea.
A detection in the army at Naples vas con.
sidered extremely probable. 1t is believed
that Garibaldi will enter the city in triumph:
without bloodshed.
The weather in England was moro favorable
to the crops. Parliament was pco1oSued io'
the 2Sth.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. o5.-Cotton Is rr!n and
steady. Brcadstuffs are stcndy. Corn has I'd
yanccd Cd Provisions are quiet Consois
924 to 92s.
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WILL offer for sale at public auction. the premises
L on TUESDAY, ELEVENTH OF sEPTEMBEt, 1850, u
fair II not the next fair day. Tract Of Land belonging TO
the OF Dabney Minor deceased Of said county, and
containing about 900 This large and valuable es
is situated Machnns Creek; and the Flatunds or
Creek Low grounds constitute large part OF the cleared
land and only need proper drainage to make them highly
productive; the balance OF the cleared land Is either table
land beautifully undulang hills and Is Of good quality,
and for the most partn good condition Tor proaoc cult
vaiion.
There vein Of Limestone running through the farm,
(Which has been opened many years ago and the lands
being admirably adapted 10 the use OF lime, as may be
the adjoining farms renders this property esse-
sally and permanently valuable In the eyes OF The enSht'
cc agrculturs and This, with It's remarkable procvl.
produce grass, would make 1t, under good manage
ment unsurpassed In the county, as "uraEg Alea-
dow" Farm At the tme the land Is well suited 10
the growth OF Corn Wheat, Oats and Tobacco and has
unlimited supply Of the best "Pant land large portion
and chestnut This timber Is all marketable at remu.
neraye prices either for railroad ss Tor iuEi NJ Char-
lottesvle and the University Of Vrgnia or for the lumber
market at Richmond, and elsewhere.
The farm Il or III miles from Charlottesville and the
University and the Central Raoa passes through It, and
the Improved HorseBoa Navigation on the Rvavna River
Is only three four miles Distant and the ULyesty has
been supplied with fuel several years past by farm on
sac railroad but more from the University The
buildings comfortable and good anu III good repair
The Dwelling House beautifully situated, and conmands
extensive view Of the Southwest Mountains from which
l. Is distant two miles; and the nelghbohood NJ
fors good sociey be found anywhere and has
convenient churches OF all denominations
The Farm susceptible Of DIVISION and " desirable may
be divided TO suit purchasers
Permission will be given SOW crop Of wheat In the
fall desired anil possession given the Isl day of January,
1851.
TgnMsOne third in cash the lat OF January 1851 the
balance equal Instancn;s in AMI Two years there
AFTER with Interest thereon from LIST Of January ls5l-
Bonds with approved security, required for deferred pay
mcts and deed n1 trust tn. property as additional
security. WM. ". MINOR, Executor Of
July l3-cwtGs Dahney Minor, deceased.
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AUCTION SALES,

LAND FOR SALE, ADJOINING AND
NEAR DEvERoAM DEPOT, OF THE Virginia CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD, FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
Is THE COUNTY OF HANOVER; ALSO, CATTLE
SHEEP, HOGS &c.
NTILL be sold OH the premises at Public Auction, on
w MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH VI SEPTEMBER
next fair and If not the next fair day thereafter and
continue from day to day, until completed three tracts oil
Land, belonging to the estate Of the late Lancelo Philips
Two Of the tracts up Beaver Dnm Depot being d.
yded hy the Railroad the the north side othe sa
road with buildings and the Depot contains ABOUT
300 acres and the other the south side OF the a'roaa
contains about $50 These two tracts VIII he surveyed
before the SALE The other tract Rbout nile from my
same DepoL contains about 2SU acres, and ot of IVA
acres separated By lane from the latter
These lands are we'll watered, hive ainple timber anu
6rewood are suited 10 growth Of Corn Wheat and To-
hacco and for health no location is more healthy.
The stock of Cattle Sheep Hogs, Farming Utensils, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Sc, will be sold ut the
time
money cash. and The residue In three equal Salment OF
nine, twelve and eighteen months, with bond and gou1
curity with interest from date and deed Of trust the
land.
For the personal property, all of slu and under,
cash. and all over that sum, nine months credit with hon
and good security, With interest from dale The Cattle ard
Sheep improved Stock large and fat tine beef and NUT
ton, fine milch COWS, oxen, &c.
The undersigned living ut Beaver Dam Depot, VIII show
the Lands TO any one wishing 10 buy.
JOHN ". PHILLIPS,
Administrator, and FOR hlinself and other heirs.
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Important from Nicxico-A Decisive Eat
tic Eouxnt.

New ORLEANS, September3. 3.-The steamship
Austin, from Brazos, brings dates to the 30lh
OF August. She brings $l70,000 in specie
The Brazos river was very high, ard fears were
entertained that there would be destructive
freshet.
4 number of Monterey merchants had gone
to Brownsville on account of the new forced
loan proclaimed by Eidaurri
San Luis dates of 10th August state that I,
battle was fought at Lagos on tho 10th Of Au.
gust, between Miramon ard Dob!sdo. Mira.
mon tried to cut his way through with 1000
men, but was surrounded by Dob:ado with
10000 men. A fight then cnsucd, and lasted
five days. Miramon WAS badly wounded, but
finally escaped with few cavalry He lost alI
his artillery and munitions, and the rest Of l;;
army was taken prisoners. Gen. Pachroc was
killed; ten. Meiia was taken prisoner. Mira
mon is in full flight for the capital. There a
great rejoicing throughout the country on ac-
count OF the result OF this battle
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ARElvaL OF TIE Practice SHlP PLyYoUTu.-
The United States ship Plymouth, having OF
board large number Of the scholars attacked
to the naval school at Annapolis, arrived in
Hampton Roads early on Monday morning OF
her return from her cruise. All On board ara
reported well.
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POPLAR NEClN F0Ii SALE!

an the oSth SEPTEMBER, shall sell, the premises,
" NJ PUBLIC AUCTION, the Tract OF Land, In Spot
sylvania county, the line Of the Gordonsvc Railroad
called POPLAR NECK. II contains about 4iJ Acres, Is
heavily timbered and abouns In Iron II has, also,
GOLD on IT, probably. Being the Calar Fur.
uace and Immediately the Railroad Its present and
spectiye value very great To Of enterprise II
desirable investment would furnish cross;ies for
many miles OF road and It's wood and must be highly
valuable when the Furnace again put in blast Which must
probably soon occur. Address Guney's Post Office, Va.
sAMCEL SH00LER n. A.,
Aug 9-ctd Principal Of Elge fl School,
Rirhnnpl uWhipr rony
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the country well, state positively that there
is no impediment to the transit from side 70
side, but what the simplest engineering may
readily overcome, with the advantage CT hay.
ing harbors on the Atlantic and Pacific whch
have no equal along the coast Of either shorc,
running through rich and hcaithlul Country,
and crossing vast mines of excellent coal; So
much required and So expensive ca the 18th.
mus, It cannot but be great source of bless
ing to the world, and more than 4 profitable III.
vestmcnt 10 all related to the enterprise.
The T. K. K. Cos charge for passing coal per
ton, from AsPinwall To Panama, (47f miles is
Ave dollars, while coal is delivered in New
York after being brought by rail 200 miles wilh
all expenses paid, for - 5oper ton. The orcn-
lngup ofthese mines, so long dormant, wil make
coal ascheap in this quarter as in any part OF
the world, and be the means Of reducing tho
price of passage on the transit.
We hear that the Liberals are or the rcin:
Of leaving Carthagena, for the Isthmus, and it
is rumored they will, in few days arrive at
Aspinwall, and as they are not friendly to the
spirit Of the Pacific Railroad Company, in all
probability the road will be entirely closed 70,
the transit AS the "Greasers' acted in Sicsra-
qua, SO will the "Greasers' act here, and where
10 Lie power 10 say nay, 10 tHe.r ln;tGocQ
change-which is all allowed 10 he fair in .var?
We are not without proof positive that our
country is entirely helpless, nnd would le; the
Transit, Ia Nicaragua" slide by default; al.
though Mr.. Buchanan informs his friends that
Walker cut his own throat By closing il up
against himself ard Grcasers." With fat Jack,
we are apt to cXclaim, 20. the ignorance Of
this world" This may be the reason OF the
Railroad stock suddenly experiencing decline
together with that OF the Pacific Steamship
Company. The question now is, would they
protect it? Is railroad iron moro valuable than
the lives Of American citizens! Rails moro
valuable yet unprotected.
From Peru there is little Of interest The
ball which struck President Castillo was poi.
soned it is feared, from the effects Of which the
Genera! is lingering in very prccarious state
The assassin remains undiscovered.
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AAND FOss SALE.

-
TIliE subscribers will the An day Of SEPTEMBER,
i 1SGd, az fair II not, the next fair day thereafter oler
for sale the premises R public auctou tract oil Land
known "Csbham, lying james River, In the county
Of Cumberland containing about eight hundred acres ad-
joining the lands OF William H. Mayo and Others nid near.
iy opposite the town q! Columbia. Seventy acres oil
said and James River low grounds Of the First quail
y, and three hundred acres In woods OF ORIGINAL
crnwtI with large quantity OF excellent plant land. The
balance Of the land Is In good state Of Improvement and
Is well adapted 10 the growth Of the crops usually grown In
this section OF Virginia On |: large dwelling and
the usual outbudings, and fue young orchard, apple
and psac of the most select kinds. This place is well
waiered, and proverbinl for heu!th.
THRMs-onehlrd cash. the balance In t%o equal install
mcnts on credits Of and two years. the purchaser giving
bonds and title Withheld until all the money Is pald
The subscribers will also SELL At public auction on The
lIT DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1861 tf fair, If NOT the first
fair day therea.ter) TWO TRACTS OF LAID, Ia Louisa
county The one known LONG GREEN, containing up.
wards Of eight hundred acres lying on Long Greek said
land Is OF good quality and well adapted 10 the growth OF
Corn. Wheat Tobacco, &c Said land Is wen Whtete mas
suciency OF wood lnnd anu has 1t large and com.
Portable dwelling house with the usual ouloses, ann ID
within six miles Of the Virginia Central Railroad
The other TRACT known as SWlFTS Is about Two miles
and half from IoDg Creek, containing about our nun.
rei acres, oncha!f OF which is in woods OF original
growth, well nbcrcd and situated wills quarter OF
mile OF i saw and grs n and within four miles oil he
Virginia Central Railroad.
The Of Tracts OF Land will take place 1t
Long Greek.
TEKMS:-Thc same rs for Gotham.
Persons wishing further Information in referenc: to any
Of said lands, will address ". g. y. NELSON, Jackson,
Louisa county, Va, Dr. ROBERT F. NELSON Columbia,
''D'''''''A N''' VIC T. NELSON.
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Lucien Fletcher, for killing John n. Brown,
in Amherst county, Va, has been fined $500
and is to be imprisoned one year.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHAKL0TTE


TTHE undersigned, having determined to move South
;5s connv Ss5s OF cSaso yiar on the o. the WARDS
Fork just above, and the waters Of til: RoanoEe, just
below the confluence Of the two streams.
This tract Is located within three and half miles or
Messing Ford Depot. the Richmond and Danrle Rail-
road aud contains about On acres OF which considerably
capacity OF production and In facility OF cultivation by
any In the county. The alluvial land comparatively ex-
eps from overflow and 100 are secured against high
water by d&e which Is kept up at little COST and which
affords edectuaI protection, with ordinary attention
With the exception Of dwelling house, ial other i'm
provements necessary excellent and In good repair
This plantation Is widely known remarkable Tor the
production Of fine shipping tobacco as my prices Tor the
pas, will fully attest is also scarcely less dis
nsnished for it, wheat crops and well adapted to what
ever is grown In this portion Of the State.
Such opportunity for investment In real estate rarely
occurs and TO those 10 want OF land in neighborood pos
sessng all the advantages OF good health and refined and
intelligent society," will take great pleasure IN showing tue
| premises.
TxRNs-As am fully determined TO SELL will make the
terms easy and accommodating. Any enquiries addressed
to me will be promptly answered. and reference be had
10 Messrs Green & Hobson, Richmond, Va. ,,rrx
/ Aug 9-eodtl Messing Ford, Charlotte Co.. Va
VALUAfsLE LOElSh LAND FOR SALE.
W IsHING TO dispose OF my real estate, In order TO al,
w vide the proceeds among children ef!er Tor sale
| privately, my FARM, Stunning Hill"
This most Of land lies in the heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands OF Louisa, both sides of the
south branch of the North Anna rTer and adjoining the
lands Of H. P PondeX;er Gabriel Jones' Joseph NJ Baker
and Others gl, miles Louisa Court House and To-
ersrile the Virginia Central Railroad and equally con-
| venent to BOTH
This farm contains O40 scrrs OF which 9UO are wood
land than reefourths Of which heavily timber.
ed with oak pine and hickory OF original growth The ara.
Bile fertile and in high state Of mprovemen,-well
| adapted to the growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco
There is comfortable dwelling with eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary outbulldngs The
locality Is healthy and the neghborhood pleasant Pre-
sunng that any wishing purchase will visit the Farm
themselves deem II unnecessary TO spenE lar
,her The farm capable Of being divided Into three tracts
desired Being dssrous Of selling the ters will he
| made accommodate purchasers.
Ny manager, Mr. Groom, will take pleasure in showing
| the premus.s any whn wishes 10 purchase.
| JULIA A. H0LLADAY.
Po- further in nation apply Dr. ". c. n Randolph,
Charlottesville Va H. r. Holiday, Rapid Ann Sta.
tion, Orange and Ale1a-a Railroad, who Is authorized
| to sell. Dec j1-cwlf
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4 VERY FINE CULPEPEn FAIiI AT
AECTIOS

TES DSY
fair, IL the next fair day. sell at pcblc aucon at
"Grceuwood," the following tracts OF lani
1st Tue tract Of land known as "Grecnwood, chc late
residence Of Mr. Green) containing nine hundred acreS-
This has heen for years regarded rs Of the finest
In this region Of country. It. lies within one mlr OF the
Culpeper Court llonse, Immediately the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road About nnety.two in tim
ber the residue cleared and in high state Of Improvement
improved by It's late owner with view solely 10 produc:
vencss and with expectation uf selling it. II is divided
into fields with falling water In each, flowing to
the South giving nearly the whole Of the land Eastern
Southern and Southeastern exposure. II Is thoroughly
drained by open and secret dches the latter laid with
stone The soil Is of the gravely redvelR Of Piedmont
Virginia. finely adapted TO the growth OF corn wheat and
the various grasses.
The improvements large and comnodious Dwelling
and 0uthouses, Of the most substantial character For
fertility OF SOIL facilities to market hclthness and beauty
Of location advantages OF society," Of schools churches &C.
there rarely offered for sale desirable estate II
could be conveniently divided into three tracts so az to
give abundant supply uf neveraing water 10 each
The purchaser will have the election 10 take another tract
Of wood land situated in the "rat Grounds, about one
mile distant, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
SIX ACRES and much OF larger tract Of FIVE Hun
DRIED AND SEVEN ACRES Of wood land aso In the "Flat
Grounds abou. mile further oil, as may choose,
prices 10 he made known hy w before the sale OF Gree-
wood"
onI Should the purchaser OF 'Greenwoud" elect
take the One Hundred and SeyentysiS Acre Tract that viii
be sold Immediately after the sale Of "Greenwood."
Sd. Should the purchaser Of Greenwood elect not 10
take the Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract only II
part thereof: much thereof as the purchaser OF
"Greenwood" shall take, will be sold Immediately after
tie sale Of the 0ne Hundred and SeVenysix Acre Tract
The Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tract covered with
fine growth OF Timber, consisting of white oak, post oak,
| hickory, ASH &c.
TERMS OF SALE-Onsfourth OF the purchase money In
cash. the esduein three annual iGstaments with Interest
the day OF sae secured by bonds with security
to be approved by and deed Of trust upon the prem
| ises.
Possession given for the purpose Of seeding wheat so
the purchaser complies with the terms Of sae and
Slaves and pershabe property sold Either OF Us or Mr.
Edwards the oyerscer will take pleasure i'll showing The
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HICKOCK'S PATENT POIeTAKLE CI-
- =

T An supped with the above NILS, made With many I'M
proy.msns, and In superior style. The grinding cyl
nders are iron instead of WOOD rs formerly made
The screw is of two Inch wrought ron the beam iron
heavy md strong Altogether 1t Is The mos, perfect Cider
Mill extant.
Any farmer who has this mill eau, at any time, make
few gallons OF sweet cider In minutes with single boy
and can eouay aa well make ten barrr day with about
three hands With this MIL you can make Cider ns you
want t. and IN quantities from single gallon any
ber Of harrcls. H. NJ SMITH,
Aug a-c9m No. IL, Main street.
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JOHNSON & PUGH.

COMMISSION Is,
(FRoST BUILDING SuOCcoE WAREHOUSE
RICHMOND, VA.
E0R the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn, and country pro-
l. duce generally, their sincere thanks to their
friends the very liberal patronage heretofore extended
them and ask continuance and Increase Of the same
for the year. promising their undivided personal a;ten
tion to all consisn,nents committed TO them.
Nov eff
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Juy o.-cwtds ROBERT F.. NELSON

no CAROLINE v. WILLIAMSON:
yOU will please take notice that shall proceed, at The
law office Of Burord and Friend In Manchester Va,
on Rday sih ay of September 1850 between the hours
of A. u. andGp NJ Of that day to take the dsposons
NV behalf In certain sui, pending In the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield the Chanccry side thereof wherein
Am plaintiff and you defendant II the taking OF the
said denositlons shall from any cause not be commenced
or being commenced shall not he completed. the day
aforeaad the taking Of the said dispositions will be ad.
ourncd from day to day. fron time to time, until the
taking OF the same shall he completed.
S. b. WILLIAMSON,
Aug 24-cElw By Counsel
ROUND ALUM SALT.-12OO sacks afoat and
" for sale By l. + G. y. DAVENPORT.
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Aug 17-erlw N'0r'-eJ JOHNSON SANDS, Clerk.
NZIRGINIA:-,ll Rules held In the Clerks ONCE OF

N1RGlNlA :-it EplcS Eelu IN Tue CLERKS Olpce Oh
the Circu, Court OF the county Of l!crco, the 9Th
day Of August, lSGp:
David ~ Dewitt, Plaintiff
against
The New York aud Richmond Coal Company,
DEFENDANTS
TN Chancery and attachment returned executed.
The object OF this suit Is In fro the New ork
and Richmond Coal Company the amoun; Of fifteen han.
dred dollars Of the ih day n July 1sG for which they
justly indebted 10 the plaintiff aud for which he has
present cause OF action The said Indebtedness being cyl
denced by Coupons 10 the amount OF i0 payable on the
Grst day OF January 1SGO and tothe amount Of 1850
able the first day Of July $780, Of Bonds Issued by the
said Company for value received and which Coupons are
and for the payment OF which the said company areno~
in ind indebted to him and affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants above
residents OF this Commonwealth the said defendants are
notified appear within month after due pubcltion
herso and do what necessary protect their ntrcs,s
In this suit \ Cupy-Teste:
VIRGINIA-lN CHANCERY.-At rules held f,r the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county In the Clerks
Office thereof OIL the first Monday 10 august, lsG0 beng
the 9Th day Of said MONTH
William C. Drche;i. plalitlG.
AS. Maddox and Caroline a., Ills wife, II. Maddox,
John H. Maddox James Maddox and Syndey Maddox,
Wn II. Maddo. andhls wife, Win. Maddox AID Mica.
jah Mangpu, Defendants.
The plantr having elcd his bill, "he objec, Of which
j. 10 obtain the judgment OF tie Court to the lights Of
the parties under certain deeds Of trust and other nsru
Of writing upon certain real estate In the town Of
Manchester and sale thereof part to satisfy the
plaintiffs demand &c. the defendants William H. Maddox
and his - wife, and Vim J. Maddox, not having entered
their appearance and It appearing by affidavit that they
are not residents OF this State 1t ordered that they APP
pear here within month after the due publication or
this order and do what Is necessary to protect THEIR Inter
est In this suit That copy hereof be publlshd once
week for four successive weeks In OF the newspapers
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this County,
The irst day Of term Of the County Court OF said
county. A Copy-Teste,