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~. r. BOOTH, Salesman. AL 30-tS
By James N. Taylor l. Son, Aucrs.

VARIABLE FARM AND MILL CHES-
TERRIFIED. COUNTY, SEVEN MILES
SOUTHW EST OF THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, TOGETHER WITH Stuck.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI rURE, &c, AT
AuCTIUN.-Wilibe sold upon the premises on
TUESDAY, the 4th day of September, commenc-
Ing at IL pollock A. NJ, the valuable FARM living
seven miles southwest of the town of Manchester
south side of the Manchester Turnpike, on POGO
shock Greek, IN the county of Chesterfield, and
now occupied by Mrs. Sa rah A. Foriolne.
1t contains $50 acres, one halt OF which is standing
IN original growth OF OAK and pine from 30 to 80
acres are of rich creek fats, and one OF the best
meadows IN the county, which produces large
quantity of hay.
The improvements are a good dwelling house
IN good order, suitable for laree family; good APP
pie orchard under good fence, divided in three
shi u, hes well, and has running water in every
OF water convenient to all of the houses
The MILL has q substantial stone dam, and is
IN good order.
1t is deemed useless to give further description
OF the land as is presumed those wishing to pur-
chase Will view the premises. Possession will be
gwen 10 time to seed crop of wheat in the = all,
and full possession by LIST January, 1851 or sooner
II DESIRED: Mrs Forloine resides on the farm and
VIII nave 1t shown to any person who may wish to
1t. ~
After the sale of the farm will he sold the entire
Stock, consisting of Horses, Mules Cows No !:
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the real estate, one fourth
cash; the balance at /. 2 and 8 years, for bonds
uearlag interest, and secured by a trust deed For
the personal property: All sums of $50 and under,
proved negotiable notes, with interest added
j. 70 JAS. NJ TAYLOR a. SON Ancts
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E1r Northern Markets,

BALT!xoSE, AUGUST @;.fi9eI hrmaHovaIdt
5 cts Southern Red S .25gfl 40; White SIt0a
I75. Corn dull-Westefn White 65I6 Southern
Yellow 7e7e. Provisions auiet-Mess Pork SIC IS
80; Rump Si4 501l5. Whisksy dull at y cents.
Coffee more active but unchanged.
NEw YORK, Aug 29-Flour advanced Sc
Southern SIS 1896. Wheat advanced l12c. Corn
eulst-mi&ed 65o Beef quiet. Pork steady-mess
sl9 25als rs; PRIME Sl314 IS. Lard quiet, v his
key dull al &c.
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MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL.

The Fifth Session of this School will begin ON
the first day of October
Miss PE6RAM deems this proper occasion to
express her sratefu / sense OF the announcement
which has attended her efforts in the cause Of edu
cation.
To the pupils. whose affection and industry have
cheered hsr labors, and to the parents whose kind
expressions Of approval nave been her HE hest re-
ward, as well as to the many friends whose influ-
enee has been constantly used in her behalf. Mes
PEGRAM returns sincere and cordial thanks.
She trusts that tire increased ex perience of each
year and unrelaxing efforts on her part to deserve
the confidence Ieposed in her. will render her
SGaoo wosy 81 cont ao n
on Application to MRS. J. W. r EGRAM,
au l--d&cwlm* Linden SQUARE.
C,HESAPEAkE FEMALE col l. 4 =,
- NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON. VA,
The next session OF this INSTITUTION will COM
mence on the first WEDNESDAY in October -
beauty and healthfulness. the easy acoess TO It,
and IFS proximity to Hampton. Norfolk and Ports
mouth, is particularly suited to Boarding School
None OF the diverting or tempting influences of
the CITY here affect the pupils. Nor is there any
while they enjoy the fsiinsments and pleasures Of
q we'll ordered home. The course Of instruction
10 divided into ten departments schools, in each
of which diplomas are awarded upon wrIttea ex-
adaptations. The Isscners are gentlemen Of thor
and the Institution high reputation.
Board, including fasl, lights and washing. for the
echoia1tic wear. .3ia6 90
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Collie
Sow ~ Other branches. extra. "
~ For cstsloguss. and d9ytheE information.
RKv. THOs. HUME. fortsmoath, W.
~ ~ rs-s-s 4 t=l.l .s-. ~@H 81. '7'
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BY j. H. Dfsges, Auct,r

A uGTL9N SALES EVERY NIGHT THIS
- EEkooCommeEclng at II O'Clock. at Ane-
Fancy Goods, Plated Spoons. Forks. Tea Sets, & 9,
ALSo,-A lot OF Letter Paper, CIGARS, 30, &c
lots TO suit purchasers. -
III. DiGGEs. Auctr.
~ r DOOTH. Salesman. m At
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OE FRANKLIN RE

TWEEN FIRST EC0NuSTREErs. FoR
SALE AT AUCTION. Will be sold at auction.
on the premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 5th OF
valuable Building Lot, located as above being a
p I,T OF the hall acre on which Mrs. MargaretK
abb Ut l63 feet. and bounded on the west by the lot
on which Mrs. LOUISA Brander now resides This
10, without dop bt, one OF the ms ct beautiful and
desirable building lots now In market.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 4. s and
IL months, for negotiable notes, with interes en-
added: and title re aimed till the purchase money
is paid. GODDIN L. APPEkSON,
al. % AuetiOueera
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A No extra charges. va
A All letters to be directed TO
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE

~ 24-dNcw3m Richmond. Va.
GREENWOOD SCHOOL.-This School will
" open the 4th Of September, and close the last
of June 1t is situated within three miles of Cob
ham Depot, on the Virginia Central Railroad, AL
Mountains, in the midst of a moral, refined and
intelligent community, in a country noted for its
health, and free from most of the allurements to
vice incidental to schools in the neighborhood of
towns and cities
The English branches, Latin, Greek, Mathe-
mati.s and French, are taught
THE TERMS are $40, for Board and Tuition for
the 10 months, LIST of September and LIST of
February. Apply to K l.. NELSON,
Gotham, Albemarie.
REFER rO-Gardner, Carlton Il Co Richmond
DR.. T. w. Merriwether. Hon. VIM. C. Rives, Able
marie: Capt. VIM. Woods, Buckingham.
D
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NOTICE.--Persons vIsnlng to obtain tickets
~ for seYeasts over the Richmond, Frsdb'g and
Pot Railroad. for Washington city and points fur
Their North, mllst, In all cases, be vouched Tor by
some responsible white citizen q kichmond, ~
Tieksfs sesII Sc se1d II applied for By letter.
nv SITE " ALIEN T'~set Assnt
DURE VIRGINIA CIDER vlNka AR =
( Just received Is bbls Of the above Vinegar
- ,.'- MINIS 4 co.'s,
.tass .csrRer ofad and Ma,n streets.
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BY J HI. Digges, auct,r.

SUNDKIES AT AUCrfON.-On FRIDAY
- morning, August 3lst, at store So Main street.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold a lot of
SIhdrles consisting Of Plated Spoons and Forks ;
one fine BeGstead and Mattress lot o! Blank
Books and Paper; Fancy Boxes. ogether with a
lot OF hne Gold and Silver. Watches, fine Gold
Jewelry, s -uds, Buttons. &c; fine Gold Neck
Chains, &C. Also, IS second hand Watches
j. H. DIGG ES. Auct,
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'FRJsSEES' SAFE OF VALUASLE
LAND AND SLAVES.-Agreeably to the pro-
VISIONS OF deed of trust, executed by Col. John
r Finch, We will sell at public auction on WED
NESDAY. the 18th of September next at the
dwelling house Of the said Finch. in the town OF
ClaIksvle ten valuable SLAVES his stock of
CATTLE and HOGS, five head of MULES, one
aHKsE aHd BuSG III Il. his HOUSEHOLD and
FIXTURES of every description row in the To-
GAINESVILLE.
And on the next day thereafter, THURSDAY,
the 18th OF SeptemD Der. will sell at Christians
vile, valuable TRACT OF LAND, conrainlns
within one mile of Christiansvllle, on Butcher q
Creek; good proportion Is in original growth of
of high land IN the ooanty. Persons desiring 10
purchase. are invited to examine the property.
The terms OF sale will be made known on the
day. THOMAS f. GOODEJ ~
au 28-tds RICH'DB BAPTJST{ trustees.
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PREsIDENr,s nFFIcR

PRESIDENT'S OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co,
Lynchburg. Va. Aug. 7th, 1890
II ING of the stockholders in the Virsinia and
tennessee s ne Railroad Company, viii be held the
WEDNESDAY. ths 18th day of september ns. ~
BY order of the Boa q of Directors
VIM. H. HUGHES, Sao,v.
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By Alex. Mott. Auct,r.

ECRNITURE. DAY GOODS, GROCR.
RES, TO will be cold at snctiou, At ms
store, corner OF Main end 18th Streets ON IN UnS-
DAY MORNING next, the s0th day Of August.
new and second hand F RN fTURE, MAI
TRESSES. &c.
DRY GOODS-Several invoices Of DRY Goods,
GkOCERIEs.-Wine Brandy, WhIsksy, SOAR
Candles. Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars, 10.
an@ ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
DEhk.ofIOnf sALE..-i3y virtue o, n var
i OF rendihont exponas to me. d. -ected BY
in, the case of Anderson against Fleming. / vii
sell a. the Tredegar Iron Works, on THURSDAY,
the Uth DAY OF August, 1880, at Al O'Clock p. NJ.
serve, to the highest bidder, for eash
THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
au 26-dtds Sergeant City Of Rlcnnond
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- ulhM MH sA rai,nHv ssaa,E rMs ~
-MiLES BELOW RICHMnNn Enp FL

SALE.-l am authorized to sell two FARMS. .it-
mated as descrlbed above, one contains 49, acres
20 acres cleared. and s well adapted 10 the sIowsh
OF the asaa, crops made IN this section; the bal.
ance OF the and Is IN wood. 81 or % of which ere
eailding purposes; The improvements consist OF
q FHAMED bWELLiNG with rooms Ard All
% acres. wih tho usual improysments. Both Of
me iarsds are hesithy, and rear the csty as TO
i s "a mem very dsslrabe barsaip can Be had
the Messrs. FRREcn. living upon thsm. Further
information can % had Of the subscriber. se2a
NJ: b. LYME, Gen1 Land Agent, &e..
au " dts Once Metfopolisan Hall.
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EXCELLENT FRAMED DIV ELLING ON
- THE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, Be
TWEEN GlBBON AND SlLMER SITS, FOR
SALE AT AUG TONY Will I've soId at suction, on
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 5th Septem
dwelling located As above, now in the occupancy
Of Mr. Chas Q. Buckley, at SO per month I he
to an alley.
TERMS --One-third cash; balance at 4 and s
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, ana
title retained till last note is paid.
All 90 tds tS0nDJN 4 APpERSON Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Goddin r Appersen, Aucts.

Jz.tEb :. e y. ny xtsSh9ts
Ton EaAAitt tsS AFRaoM RAfdtHha5sD ga
dsa dsts Ct ,pu:s rH% s duly
corded in Hanover County Court. We shall. in ex-
tcut,on thereof. land with the consent and appro
,s ssSsIea On t ,ap
tract contains 4l3l acres OF which about 80 acres
Chlckahomnj. oak, ash maple &e. The sol h. az
n ns y WEI
seven rooms and all the usual out houses suea a
hs aasns there II "s
thus giving to It q handsome appearance fom the
railroad from which it is distant abou. 500 yards. =
A further description il deemed unnecessary, Al
view the place, which will he shown to them B,
sdons on the .as N Mr. .ns sne
on the other Mr.. Nathan i. Clarke
81 the parties nsess.eS he terms WI
be; ons. fourth cash balance at liz ana .eara
secured &c I BY q trust deed pa'aOi' "A'' '''''
E EbW95 ;. 3 vS StsEkE,} Trustees.
ON THE WEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, 81
MILES ABOYE RICHMOND, FOR SALE Al
AUCTION WI be sold at auction on the prem
O'Clock p. NJ, the valuable FARM located a.
above, tnow owned by Mr. Daniel F Ward) ad
joining on the southeast that of zen. w. n. Rich
ardson The tract contains 1856 acres. of which
40 ut three -fourths are cleared. and in hIzh state
there are ample buildings for the use of tn. place
There IS on 1t q most excellent young orchard
The s situation S is an elevated one; commanding
borhood is most desirable ons.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at and {
Years, for NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added. Sc
au 80 GOODIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
By +. b Cook, Auct
HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE AT AUC-
IL TON On FRIDAY. 3lst inst F, at 10 o'clock
81 SOFAS s1s Wsq
robes, Bureaus, Bedsteads. Washstands. .Secreta-
&o. ~AF TER WHICH
: Boxes S psIs II HftodsAcco.
e case: sEfs5 sYNsTaEh HOLLAND GIN
10 baskets CHAMPAGNE.
A lot Of superior LEATHER BETTING, differ
ausO E. B. COOK, Auct
HORSES. MULES, BUGGafS. &C., AT
II AUCTION On SATURDAY, LIST Sc ptember,
at 10 O'Clock. | will sell, on council Chamber Hill
which are some really No. I. can be recomme aided
for ST. le. action and reliability.
3young we'll broke MULES.
npPHHN BU9Gl Es and HARNESS.
FURNIT, RE WAGON and HARNESS,
2youns MICH COWS, with calves
au 50 L. B. COOK, Auct.
BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct,r,
tofhoe corner Of l2'h and Cary streets)
fSNs AZ, Ay5f!Qs tSaot * HIS.
VIII he sold on FRIDAY MORNING aug 3lst
commencing at 10 o'clt at Mr.. PATsIcK DAUaH
ERTY's, In he rear of Keesee 4 PARIS Pottery
and near the Baptist Church. in Rockets
good MlLCh COWS
CALVES, and
" HOGS. THOS. w. KEESEE,
au 81 Auctioneer.
~ SORREL MARE FOR SALE Al
INAUCTION-W Will be sold on SATURDAI
MORNING, Sept LIST, commencing at Il
O'clock, on ouncll Chamber Fill. | very fin.
SORRFL ARE, seven years old-warrante,
sound, and TO work well IN ngle and double har
ness. She is sold to pay livery bill.
JOS. X. Xix.
au 20
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eE" THgsTEE's SALE OFF 4

,Eas@CVALUAB4E STE AMBoAT AT
= NORFOLK, VA The suhsc ri Der
will offer for sale. to the highest bidder. on
T, tn RsDAY, the 18th day Of September next. at
~ clock. the steamer SEA BIRD, as she now
ieet lon 2a feet beam, so feet depth of hold and
IS zO2 IL 70 tons buTthen, Is coppered and copper
fastened, has beam engine with a % inch c. lin
der and feet stroke; IS in first rate order having
been very lately overhauied and painted, and is
very fast.
The SEA BIRD is well known as a first class
passenger and freight boat and will be popular on
any route.
Terms easy and favorable.
X. H. CHAMBERLAlNE,
VII
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Movements of Senator Douglas.

RALEIGH, N. g, Aug. Ex-senator Douglas
reached here this evening at o'clock, and
was enthusiastically received Along the
route the people crowded to the depotsilo get
n sight of him. He speaks at Weldon, n, q
on his return. Friday.
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EDUcAT1oNAI.
MRs. 8. .REED's sCMOOL,

Mas. .. REEDS SCHOOL.
" r.. cosNsn g! BaeAp AND s:rn sraxxrs.
is ssc and and I'd scss Sns s Sl' commence
Mrs kkxn VII e aided By we'll selected Assist
and Music. are taught an a-aw
SOUTHERN wAvERLkY INsTITUrE,
y Mas. PETER p. NAG ktG H g n Mp. W.
81 sss scI Is o2et .6s
nOENG LADIES Her object is 70 combine q
practical accusation of French and German. ann and
profeiepsy in Mnsic To accomplish this pu ne
SIC viii reside in her family OF which Fireman. mnd S VII,
be the common LANGUAGE.
lars, containing terms; references and other par
au S-a~ Richmond. Va
l CLASSICAL AND MATH MATTHHclf
sSf se.am S,si he resumed on MONDAY. the 24th
s slFr RHT Mp MALE .ACADEMy.
Tas TA ASeSs nj. School will
TERMS, per session of ten months $50. SO and
SSo 1a Haysss LIST January, 1851, the
c. W. PETBERBRIDGE,
au N-lm. Principal.
CHURCH HILL ENGLISH. CLASsT.
~ ~ CAL, aIHEMATiCAL AND CONNER
AM 2isr sTREETS-BY Willis ( win
FkEE.-The exercises of thia School will be re-
sumed on the 18th OF September next and will CON
tinue ten months
Terms. nay able semi annually, in advance, from
$50 to $50. au n linz
K: BASS ENGLISH AND classical
l.: sCHOoL.-The tenth session of my school
VIII commence on the Sd September, at my resi-
aence on Clay street, between LIST and I'd streets,
Terms as usual.
IN the Classical Department. 5000
In the English Department ---.--.- $500
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
cal on me at my residence. 4. r. BASS.
au Tin"
MRS. MARY u. LIBBY begs leave t. IN
W form her former friends and patrons that the
dates OF her School will be resumed on the 10th
duy oil Septem Der. at her residence on MARSHALL
between lst and ID streets Having en- gagged conn
petent assistants she viii be enabled to teach
FRENCH and LATIN, together with the usual
ENGLISH branches.
TERMs-F,r Session.
Urinary English branches .----...Sl 10
hlSner DO. do.---. ..-----..... 20
Z FRENCH. -...,.----.......-... ~
au l5-im
E,DUCATION.-The fifth session of MRS. NJ.
II C. RICE'S SCHOOL, on I'd street. between
Clay and Leigh streets, will begin the Sd Of Sep
grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore en-
JOY ed which she will endeavoT still to merit by
every possible exertlon to promote the interests
of her pupils and patrons.
TERMs-Per session Of 10 months, payable quar-
terry.
Latin. with or without highest English
branches. gu w
PRIMARY English ----- .--.. 70 W
Beginners ~ w
au 2l-3w
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u.ath fran the Effects of q Duel.

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 27.-Mr. Yates, for
rnerIy OF South Carolina, died in this city to-
day. from the effects OF duel with Captain
Chandler.
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CREDERICK,s HALL


The third session of this School, which is located
within half a mi e of Frederck's Hall Depot. Va.
September, and close on the LIST of July following.
TERMs-Psr Session Of Ten Months.
Board and Tuition in all the English branches for
Music on the Piano, with use of instrument, IS 90
French Language. ..-..-. .-...----- 10 20
Drawing and Painting, each. ........... 10 90
India Ink and Crayon, each ...--..... 800
Embroidery - 800. - .--..-. 500
An accomplished and experlene ed teacher will
have charge of this School
My address is Frederick's Hall, Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L w. HARRIS.
jy l7-tlstSept
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BY no. Il. Lyme, Auct'r.
Farm IN HENRICO CO.

wv y a NibEE d ES3N r RhSHA3SS Is HSE
10Th day of September, tif fair if not. the nsxf
very TALUABLs FARM situated as dsscr Iba5
above. containing lao acres about half cleared and
IN Eo"d hea IT., as The growlns crops indicate The
Y adjoins the farms known as Auburn and Rural
Shades. Its proximity to Richmond renders It
and from the high pnse of vegetables, It would
doubtless be very profitable as market garden
also. The improvements consist of a cottage res
idsnce with four rooms, and the usual out build
lngs. and we Il Of the best water In the yard -
very good Persons who desire pIeassnt siiass
ton, within Jaw minutes ride to the cty of Rich
m"na are invited to xisw the premises before the
siding on the premises Amy farther Information
can be had upon application to
aa A-dtds Once Metropolitan Hail.
A .vALUABIE LITTLE FARM FOR
"A SAIL shall, on the 3lst August next offer
for sale, to the highest bidder. a valuable
side. on The Charles CITY road. FIVE miles be,ox
sichmond; adjoining the lands of Mrs Burn. 7,
swell sdsptsd 70 The siaw.h Of xese,sses nc ard spi
oe,n1 near the clty, makes u valuable;
deed.
After the sale of the Land shat! sell the grow
FRANCES LEWIS,
By T. q. BRILL. as
p. S.-Any Information can Be- obtaa ed nv "a H.
ing on the subscriber, 18Th street, between Frank
lin and trace. tau 275t'1 T. G. BELL.
Tor FAT AUCTION.-I shall. ON TUES
PAY; the 4th Of September next, al the hour
OF OH : r n. On he premises, rent to the Ashest
Deprest, decd, situated on Marion hill, one
mile below the city, on the Osborne TurBpiks,
CONTAINING aoout 20 acres, most Of which u inn
Partial possession given in time to seed crop
1851. GEO. %. PLEASANTS. n g., "
an N For Jsn HurcBxsos. &. H @.
A .vALUABLE FARM ron sALE.-As
"a Executor Of Ira + Dick,nso~, deed, shall.
on the 10Th Of September 1850. fif tsr; II not, the
next fair day ON the premises sell at auction. that
valuable FARM, known ~ Poplar Inns In the
county of Caroline. containing 100 AC ES. more
OF less, lying four mllss sopth q Bowling Green,
and within IL miles of Milford Depot. and aiiojn
ing the lands OF Joha b. Coats and others II Il
deemed unnecessary to give further description
al the lard. pIsaunlng those wishing ~ puruhaao
viii examine for themselves. Possession giyers r.
seed acrop Of wheat. aud fni posssssion givsn lst
January =
TsRHs or sALs.- One third cash the balance
in two equal ingtalments At ! and ycars with "a
tesest. the purchaser exeouting honds, with aacu.
Hty, and deed Of truat upon the properky 70
sscase the laymept. ]. "A. g. DlCK1NdON. Z
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x = "A -
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
=, hsys not d.seont.nnsd business on account of
1 n ssiIh h OF my store: | am now locsted TIys
Purcell q Co.'s Brokers Office and nesr Govsrnor.
on Main street, No l26. whore would be pleased
iii siY d. me %s 's ssot 0s
s ns Ths En- to call on them sna all order.
Vain ssu,s wm sn IA "a sMfH
TO COSTkACTOks.-Plans and spec, 6oa-
made st the Eastern Lunatc Asy lnm IN W MAN.
3 T5a Is ana ssSERI
earth work stone and brict work. earpsntry,
plassEE,ns and ps,atiax, pumheIs work Rsuiins
shR are selected; ana vii Ss rsS.ivsd anssi
tPpo BIZ. "a I the soth day Of August.
' Eas fs sSss a Il is Si
rAE s ;stsa e ~ OF
Va. au 21-dtAsQ
fsE coSSlSY 5s III Skhk EsI1
fAxEs sas G pss Of sa the
aoNDAY in oetobsr.5 in front Of the Court n
amount due on the land can be paid by ealing on
n su sd JSo e. oi Huf6aE Rs 6ssS.s s. H. C.
n EMOvAL-The subscrber IN forms has friends
=. and customers that he 10 about to remove from
Poe and will on the 6rst day Of next month. op:n
Goods he Is 70 ' se On 81 1eos
terms as any house IN tho oitv.
ued paironaTs. solicit con tnaanes Of The same
Al aa ~ s.@ nss store JOHN THOMPSON.
WILCOX e. ssWlS, m.cusr.
LED ,ssSs ss:S haa ssy
ga 1a sstSss saGrf2sSK N sHISfS.
JOHN A. BELviN, Rslvin's Block.
ao Win lzsh and Governor streets.
IL: ';ss;sRaY A ANN f.,G; r.ds;,:
q. sa ss sSs ss
fP e.asss. % % .Aais csAEIks cAnMHAsS" sd
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-30
- 100 ACRES OF LAND, On TIT
"a YORK RIVER hAII.RUAn E0R q Al Il

YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE
am authorizs I'd to sell one hundred acres OF
atout ter miles from the CITY of RIchmond. ad-
joining the lands OF Thes. ]. Carter. Philip Wat
suit ell for q market garden. &c. The wood land
is set in pine and oak. IL is coNvenien TO a mill
and several churches; the s0ciety good. A har-
gain can be had in the farm. If immediate appli
cation be de TO the SUI scriber. or il will be az
changed for property in the city or upon the sub
urbs. kO. b. LYME Land Agent &c
anti -dtx Office Metro rgiifap Hall