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FOR SALE.
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VITISllIHG TO Southern State oaer for sale
w my arm In the Of Cumberland eight neI south Of
House. and both sides Of Guinea The tract
contains by survey made In 1885, eight hundred and
Vded hve hed OF them Ne enclosed and all Of them
Watoe being addition the Greek before mention
ed between twenty and thirty falling springs Of the nest
the About oneha Of the uae. clear
The Ia old ned pine With small portion Of ORR
snA growth. large proportion Of The ne land ene timber
plant the head Of Of tho squarng 10 nom
seven 10 ten ineht The vhs'e OF that Mad Of and later
sporse with walnut Redbud Dsgwood and similar growth The
soil mostly light With nns clay subso and peoplAr
Ia the ~ the n temmng and shipping tobacco region Of
the State The imp Of tHo story frame dwell
wi rooms above the With clcsesn each Ard
lArE dining with elo-tt' In H. bas-men' An once 10 The
yard Is b. 10 feet ttory and half HIGH and such other oct
buildings usually such farms b sides old
cha there young Of ave hund d trees emily set out
Churches the Episcopal Old School and ConstulsnA Presby
ieran Methodist Baptist demo pnao Of
the urere being THAI eight miles from the place
The neghboi widely and Justly celebrated for the INTEL
gence high moral worth Of s inhabitants
will take pleasure In shoslng the place 10 Wishing to
purchase. Address Stony Point Mis- CuRber ard, Va
auiT-clm JOHN rHOS MILLER, N. d.
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FAIRBANKS
HAV AND CATTLE SCALES,

NOR ueghing loaded wagons carts vs stock, produce 4e,
IRON with Itee besrngs and not liable TO de
Management o damage by exposure TO the weather
fur thousand ofthSe convenient and durable eeaes
have been pot all parts Of the United States and the
Bh Provinces they OF Ave sizes via two, three four,
TONS and will be set b. experienced Worimen In
part OF the United States or the Caua1aS.
Al the several P OF the American Institute and OF the state
and Country Agricultural Societies. where these Scales have been
exhibited they received the Gghe priaD a. the Fair
Of the American Institute held In oetobsr 1885, Scales were
severely tested connection IN those Of other manuetuers
fully sustained their reputation for superiority az ss
account o. the test y and accurately reported for the
New York Tribune and Penny ard copei extensively by
papers throughout the the test received
following certificate the officers Of the Instituted
COLL Medal awarded b, the American Institute TO MesTrS
Co., for the best Hly C.ii and CAME Sale
[signedl Roman Ia PHiL. FresiderI
H. Mixes. Record. seey.
New York, Oct, 1855. W b. LEoslEp 90. Sec
CLARKSON ANDE 2sON, Agents
anqR-stm loo Main Richmond
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TI,ExAS LAND AGENCY, DALLAS, TEXAS

The subscriber having acquainted msh thoroughly during
residence yeasl with Western Texas and her
opened Office In this for the purchase and sale
lands In Northern TcIAs commission To capitalists the In.
ducemens 10 this portion Of the State 81
superior chsrHctea genial and healthy climate and most
fertile soil adapted emlneny both 10 the growth Of cotton AND
grains besides being vhs best stoekErowng region In the
world by reference the map will also be that the Cen
Texas Pacific Railroads both progressing rapidly 10
uneture this point and such footing to justify
their promise OF Getting within three Now the time for
investment lands have progressively advanced and must
length Of me under present prospects, at the
Of 100 cent beg leave refer TO Pc
tens Campbell Co. bankers Y; Hon A. II. Beede Easton,
Pa Hdgway, Richmond Va; Prof James Holeombe, Uni
versy OF Va J. r. Mcdaniel o. heem Dr. Ro Payne, sam
Garland d peAne ST. Geo. Amber Hutter many
others Lynchburg VA VIM Rogers aud Samuel Clay Par Ky
Dr. Wilson and }. H. weare, Fenngsburg, Ky. Gen. William
Shields Lexington so W. Dudley, Cincinnati; Glenn Co
samuel Harris James johnson and Capt James Boudin
Austln, Texas, aud Jshn Harris, Esq, Galveston. Texas
mAe-cIV ROY n SCOTT.
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FRUIT, TIMBER AND WOOD.

UAVING more land han have Tor vii sell Tho fol1WIng
III t-aet privately ana lot sold by the f9lh Of mex
they will be publicly sold BurWe Bay Sandy Yield
the lard cleared and part stin and part light suitable for
PIES Peaches Pears Wheat and Potatoes Has comfort
able Dss ling and out-houses
"wabal 81 aefe ~ mles from the river (very level
road has on 1909 cords pine wood much Of ia original
goSih suitable for timber Also oak cedar and eypr timber
and hoop.poea
Amberi S5 the best winter fishing the river
miles below Carters whs Has s timber, ood wood oyTr
timber and hoop poles
fuckers Pocon" 100 acres river suta
bic fr lumber Has good dwelnGst abounds In good
heart pine
The above lands 20 miles up Rive The
society good; convenient Churches and Post Once. will
sell the above lands cheap
THKSs-one third each; the balance In / and years
Ny address, BAoons Castle Va.
sel1-e8m DR. SAMUEL WILSON.
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TDuCArr0N.
DOARDING SCHOOL All n0xBURH, NEW

nOARDINC ScHOOL All HOXBUux, NEW
ID KRNT Co Val win open ih school al my mothers M
O Pollard residence the LIST Of september SoO Tor ns
lied number Of ~ boys -, ,-.,.
Boys Of this school will erjoy all the advantages Of private
family and will receive the attention as Al hoe Inc
Of lnrucon viii embrace ali English Classical and Maine
mAtral branches. ,,,,. 81.
TAxs-SsCO Including everything gor further parcuen
circular which be obtained by ADDRESSING mos
Exehsnge Hotel Richmond, myself At HubbArds u Ee"
Kent enuuty. ThOS foLbAhS Co., a.
NJ d. Hoge D. D. Richmond; D. B Douglas, King Whami mm-
B. Newton Hanover; John Pierce New Kent hugh
tersbrrE T. Taylor, New Kent
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MISS pECRAhI,S SCHOOL.

'HF session Of viii begin the first day Of DC
III tober ..
M PeEAm deems this proper occasion TO express her Tae
which has attended her enor
the Of Bducaton. ,,,.
pups and industry have eheered her "a
bors and parents whose Kind expressions Of ApPoya
been the highest reward the friends whose IN
been constantly used In her BEHALF Miss PesA re-
turns sincere and cordial thanks
She trusts Increased experience Of each and ure
aIng her the confidence reposed 10 he
render her School worthy Of continued success .
MEs J. W PkGRAh,
,,t-dkctf Linden Square
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FLUVANNA LAsD FoR SALE.

WILL sell, privAey, once hin u Hes within a mile Of
the H., Immediately the Rlvanna River and eoutain
$40 acres This land particularly well apted erase AID
while equal to the lands In the production Corn and
Tobacco has been said Be the Wheat In the county
Tbs DWELL has four rooms, and In good repair Barn.
bes, kc., sufficient for the place.
The tract OF land known Ksnt's, belonFirR 10 Mr. O.
Strange and myself also for about six or seven miles
from the C. H. and contains 100 Ths very fine Wheat
and Tobacco land, and well adapted gass state Of
improvement and conideed desirable buildings are
aud ample There four hundred adjoining
which Mr. W. IontaIne will sell reasonable terms larger
farm should be desired JN0. l.. SCOTT,
De- u n
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UNIVERSITY HIGH i oi SCMO Or,

hUUUENUI NThIN6oi FUW VIII nv VVV'I = o.,
SCHOOL will be opened at this place. the LIST OF October
"A next direction Of the undersigned Though 20
signed especially preparatory 10 the ULiVersiy OF Virginia.
Nil Tor M reason Afford no fewer advantages 70 those Intend
lny 70 enter other universities any college
One the Principals will teach Mathematics the oner Ian
VuATe Assist ruetors shall In every case be graduates
University u VIrsna CooqulAl classes however In the
lives Of those languageA
ohargea for he setHIon $3.50 including every thing.
Circulars may oba ed at the Bookstores In Hehmono' or
By application 10 Us tn ough the Richmond, ..
- PHILIP sTANARD, NJ,
Graduate az and formerly Assistant Prof Va NIL Inst
SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR, M,
Ivs-dGetf Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College.
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ID decree ~ h4 Circuit Court OF AbtmArle
county rendered the May term 1860 shall Commissioner
Decree the b OF September 1850 At Port Re
public In county Rockingham sell at public auction to the
highest bidder the BROWNS GAP TURNPIKE commencing At
Rockingham Turnpike In the county Of Roekn CHAM
running by OF Port Republic and Brown
Gap Mechu River Depot, the virginia Central Railroad,
Abemare county. shall sell the said Turnpike rs above men
toned with all the rights privilege, and franchises connected
Herewith for cash, much Of the purchase monev viii
the 81 suit the balance oil
purchase credit Of SIX twelve and eighteen months
with ntereom day OF sale payable annually; the purchaser
give bond With good security and the title to be reserved unit
the whole purchase money Is paid - -
leT-wSm CHARLES WOOD.
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BY GoDpIy 4 AppERsos. Aue...


NAEUAHLE LOT WITH LAHGE FHAMED
DWELLING THEREON. ON THs EAST LINE or 20TH,
BETWEEN Pr ,NKLIH AND GRACE STREETS. POR SALE AT
AUCTION will be ssld At suction the premises THUS
DAY the 10th septembe 1850 ~ o'clock r. the large
and framed Dwelling located above recently occupancy
Of Mr. JANIS Sutherland and Tyree 1900
pr The lot has front Of 89 feat and depth Of lS2
let.
goAbe notes. interest added secured BY deei title
tanned GCnDIN 4 APPERs0N,
sI4-tds AueiIoneers
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RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

TNB Seventh Session begins OCTOBER lr 1850 and ENDS tne
The Increased prosperity past session the Pres
m In effort Institution deserving Of the
large patronage ana the high literary has achieved
Its PSeuy large and able IL, buildings (which have an ample
play ground attached beautifully located and Thoroughly furn
shed apparatus and compete lie course Of study COM
prehenSive and thorough
ally large made especially prominent throughout Ian
guiges taught e the methods best adapted TO secure mental
ueulary, conversation also careful " attended TO-
The Department in charge Of Mr. oLLPF and Mr.
O. O. MIRA has been added 70 It,
FACULTY.
oh,' w. winston A ~ u1, Of VAL President and Prof. OF
Rev L. Bur oWs, D. D., Evidences Of Christianity.
james Leigh Jones' A NJ UNIV Of yA Mathematics and Ian
'1 r 4. Lewis. NJ D., Natural Sciences
Prot y Emlon (of PArls) French
senor Carlos G, Mera Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary Jenv.eh, Drawing, PAinunS' a.
Miss Royal, English Branches.
Mlss n 8. Valentine, English Branches. a.
Miss Jane stanArd, PrepArAtor Department
Mrs. Ann Mallory Preparato Department
Miss Mary LaihrOp, srePATASSory Department
n. B. olapp, Principal Musical Department
o. 4. Eriesson, Guitar.
The President w hear the recaons Of all As CdssI Al veg
uAr Intervals giving special attention to the Primary pupils
MONTHS
(IAf PAYABLE Oct I, 1870 emA nder FEB. 10, 1861
English Tut on, Preparatory Depart $50 20
English Tu ton, Collegiate Department.. % %
Ancient and Mo Tern Ian .uages EACH 70 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal hasle ..."...'.'''. % 10
Use Of Insrument for practising ............. 800
Vocal Nusic alone, taken by all In elassesl.... 20
Drawing NeedlewOrk, or GfreIan Painting. ?oSO
board Including everything except washing. %
A reduction 1Sa'5GS Of at:i,a-a 10 Ministers
-Pupls provide Books snd Stationery at their expense.
n prOtracted ,cEne' deduction will be made for
absence
BoaTders are members Presidents family Money meet
incidental expenses should be deposited with him. and all let
for them sent to his care
''''''' - CHARLES II. WINSTON,
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NERS PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. at
wi syeamnr- Church. th street. between Bread and Mar
shall on the hrst Monday October she will receive few
boys Terms $50 per session o. months. UlS-u
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MIR. LEFEBVRE,S SCHOOL.


INHE NEXT SESSION Of school begins the IIBsT DAY
OF OCTOBER $780, and terminates the last day Of June
In consideration the unprecedented that has
attended Efforts We cannot refrain nom our thank
briefly referring Of the advantages A
iordsd which the prosperity OF all such institutions
The buildings are large and comnodlous planned the
requreme Of large femae insiiuonAnd SdordnE al
most advantages convenience Of
pupils Oby ladies will occupy the same chamber
Principal has made female ducson the study and business
Of his NE and has nav been engsgd In successful eAsng for
perenccd selected with especial reference TO the branches under
their charge and sufficiently tried In this Institution to be referred
Our system Of education thorough complete vAethe
female education greatest devoted to insure the acquire
sound the reason and Judgment are
preference and the latter while not Who'll
~ Ignored made subsidiary to ana dependent on the former
Our daily sJIts cons essentially In e"se searching eIAma-
atoms careful explanations familiar lectures The plan Pur
many In Instruction IN the French department has
proved emntniv successful the language OF the family and
much time gven-ndeed every facility Afforded
enable those pupils boarding. with us 70 acquire an accurate
common In this respect think school
advantages which only equAed BY few institutions OF
Music Vocal and Instrumental Drawing and Painting both
nsnIy ousasd ,ber yArious bfaneheS Most Of these
rueto are employed exclusively in school, that by
deyong attention entirely TO pupils every Ad
vantage may Afforded for the on OF these accomplish
ments.
the welfare and Interest Of all NE pupils
Hvyur P LrTIpvnu NJ Principal Natural Philosophy, LerA
ture Moral aud Mental Philosophy, French.
WV g. WILLIAMS b. Vice Principal Astronomy, Mathematics,
Chemistry History, Latin -
College.
Mrs GEAcn BENNETT, English Branches
Miss May O. GoRDoS English Branches
senor CAEIos OARDovEz MERA, Spanish and Italian.
sIeNuRNl ANroSIErrA ERBA, Vocal Music.
sIoSoETxA MARIETTA Ezra, Piano
JoHx A. CALIo, Drawing and Painting.
Wa " GRABAu. Piano. Organ, Sacred Nude
O W. THILOW, Piano.
HnxnIoH ScHNupKR Harp.
o. KRIcssoN, Guitar.
The Rev Gro woOsHDOu the Rev Hnlx BAKE have hind
" taken charge Of the Bible Classes.
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Cornrx oE HENRIco.

LdRds Purchased bg ne Commonwealth r fdIes " ne
isS, Trnssv,rf ond aoain TydHsaittef F ST IN 1850
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- . .
I'M BENNETT, Auditor.
, or 80 much thereof ~ shall
the same, With interest, and
will be sold At Auction, \,
on Monday, the sth Of 0eto-
A. NJ
ly upon the sale OF each par
JOuN A HUTCHINSON,
Sher n Of Hen fco County,
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A VERY DESIRABLE FAHm OF aaa Aersa
n MAR ohULA DkP0T, on DANvTJLE RAILROAD PoR
SALE PRIVATELY, ON ACCOMMODATING TERMA-Apply 10
GoDDS ArFKR o. Richmond w. Pnney, Geneto Powhatan
OF TO L. Masters Amelia O. IL auqs-oqav a.
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approximations the too 900 Of 500 each Of eto 80,
900 900 TO go oo ofttoo 70 1000; Of 600 y sia-
~ Whole tickets $50; Halves go ouarterseG
Prises cashed At sight at per eest. dsooani.
Bills Of the Richmond CITY Banks taken Of par.
drawing vii Be Forwarded ~ q NE result bsssass
bnoNp.
Post ohsrson anil the 18th Of Sept, viii be attended
o1n
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IAmES HIYKR PLANTATION ZOE sALE.-

ole for sale privately IlantaonknsEn as hannsVile
re,denee lais FemnE Bng In the county Of
GOochAnd jams River. ~ miles above kehmond
tAns BY SO Of which $50 James River
grounds and $50 Asb high land all In high state Of cult
Walton OF the nAnng $50 IT'S In original timber
growth the In pine and standing Th bungs
substantial and 10 good repair Porurther particulars address
the subscriber at Lock LonoDdP O., eoochlAnd CO., Va
VIM. r. FLEMING.
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Change in Style of Firm.
TN consequence Of The death Of sanuelF Adj. Pc -hose
the Arm OF Ache Gray ceased the
usry 1854 the business heretofore carried that name
continued In the Of he undetg e sd stand
tI Main street Who s .sts Al. 1ee ea- By Vie nI. ysdis
He this opportunity Of III nhg friends nd hs pubic
renesy for thepat hereo re rIended hsn
By attention bure together with Increase ds x
GansaetinR the same 70 merit cenunusnce essf
JOHN T. GRAY suc~essox 70
$40 Adis 4 Graz.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL


TIVE Seventeenth Annual n Of School will commence
on Monday the 2h inst In the Basement Of the UnversA
Church. Terms Ae., rs heretofore. -
seo-dim O. b. BUR2Uss.
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XUE offer for sale country rights for the VIRGINIA WASHING
w FLUID and SOAP To enterprIinR hen, this Ane OPP
poun County rights will be sold terms TO allow the buyer
o. day The fluid Is the cheapest and best article
washing The soap be made for cent pound
Any Wishing In the sale Of recipes on commits
Ion county rights viii receive liberal tner BY address
ing at Richmond, Va. W. JONES GO
Single rights for families will be sent TO those Who order With or
without cash, for t2Oo. US-uSn
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COUNTY, OF HENRTCO.

Ltsaft RsaI Eirfs rstsrsef dsi tQEsat r Ae aeaag
s.s.fof a. Tlrst aassaai or ne Btdrs l, - y
i~S5 ISIS aad Use tncA As R0 Asretrs ben sgeg or
al acdisg farres tAsfoH az ne vote q NJ Per tsatper
Aanusa H-a lAs l6tA day 81 cber Y te lefr inca hSes
1.sre asssssd uafl az LEI day q Scpteuabe ls6o:
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AND DEsIRABLY LOCATED

HSlDENCH the Csrr or OF Clay and 10Th for sale
AueonAt the request Of Judge John NJ Gregory vho has
ermined to TO the eoun,ry shall sell auction
The premises wHDkBsDAY the 18th September see atH
O'clock NJ the valuable residence located above and
his occupancy The let fronts sevntyvo and half fsst
Clay and back the width s feat The Dveng
House large and was built In the best OF the best
telA II contains rooms xth hrepaces sH large cses
sh cellar ihs size Of house There Is the lsi Kitchen,
Laundry Stable Carriage House. Wagon House. Smoke House.
kc The accommodation for servants ample Every In
the house has H. and there In the and kchs
There cuVers leading through The yard which carry OF oil
waste water This propetT located In desirable and
OF the city for residences AID within Ave minutes
EAk Of the principal business psce and free the hustle and
noise OF business There about thirty Of the let vacant
upon which another house might be built
tenn 0neslIh cash; balance q, and years for
yosble notes. interest payable half yearly secured BY trust
Iced The buildings valued for Insurance. 10 the Mutual Aur
an Society for o. 6tt.
ANN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
LAG. d. DAVENPORT, AUoTs.

R00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS. AT
OUU AUoTI0N.-0n WEDNESDAY, Sd October, will sell,
At 10 O'Clock, at Auction Store,
600 Gases Boots, Shoes md Hats.
TERnsover $780, 30 days credit fer approved paper
sl0a cash. L&G.B DAvsNPORT
SEA- ids Auetioneer.
FOR sALE-A VALUABLE TOBACCO FAC
IL TORY AND MIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OTHER REAL
ESTATE, IN THE TOWN Of MILTON, CBy virtue Of de-
cree OF the Court OF Equity for the county Of Csve State
North Carolina, made In the OF Thomas NEG Smith and
Others pare Spring 1890 shall sell, public auc-
on, In the town OF Milton North Carolina Saturday 29h
day Of September next valuable TOBACCO FACTORY AND
ATURh Warehouse 0uihouses and other Real Eise belong
Ing to The Estate Of George smith, deceased.
The Factory building large, comuOdous three story build
ing-he FIRST Of stone the Others OF vosd40 BY 90 feet and Of
60 or 10 hands
There also large lot Of ground which frate
gre houses kehen and vegetable garden for the
hands.
Al the time and place. shall sell the Warehouse
formerly used fer the Inspection sni storage Tsbacco the
town Of on These premises OPP
posiie to the Faeo aud
On them prize stand for pririns stems and shelter them and
ample room the storage Of several years supply Of box plank
and th0p Tor the manufa'ture OF Tobacco boxes.
TEESs % sALEThis property III be sold upon and
years tine with interest sm Bond and spproyed
security required Of the purchaser and the title viii be retained
I'll the purchase money Is paid. T. A. DONOH0,
aull-tds Clerk aid Master In Equity.
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VHE VERY pEsIRARLE FARM AT TREl

l. BILL RACE YIELD. Two MILES BELOW RICHMOND, CON-
ATNISG ABOUT lro ACRFS. f0R sALH AT AUc1I0N-At the
quest OF Mr. Samuel T. Jandum, shall sell a. public aucsn
the premises TUESDAY, the 18th September, 1861, al
s'esck NJ, II fair II not s nert fair day, the very val
able farm located above which he resides ooniynng
tbout acres which II wood and The bal tnce
eAred and In high state Of Improvement The buin the
lace neSry consisting q dvellng conalhins ten
kitchens containing ELK ooms the ether four
and barn 81 by 81 feet stories high Lesdes be
Al out buildings The place Is remarkably healthy. and he
neghbobood tie hest 10 the county Immediate posses
sion given, and desired the place he purchased privately
Terms liberal, and made known at the hour ofsae
Au2l-h GODDIN 4 APPEPs0N, Auet.
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GoDDIS 4 APrHasos, Auct..
ExCtLLENT nRICK TENEMENT 0 THE

u CORNER or MAYO AM R0Ss Srs FORsALB AT AUCTION.
Ill he sold at suction. the prerses MONDAY the lTth
'epemher 1850 at ~ o'clock p NJ the excellent Brick Tene
meni located above In the occupancy Mr. VIM. Allen
III nal brick servant house. thus giving unusu Il sccommoda
ions for
oil bic notes, interest added, ed by trurt deed
se3-tdI GODDIS 4 APPERSON Auct4