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VALUABLE FARM AN n Re- n q r |.
HOUsEHOLp AND KITCHEN EUkNf.

- NJ
AUCTION. II viii soil at public auction. ON ION
pay, the 18th day cf Sspiembsr, at 70 n'crk. upon
the premises (f Fair; If not the ne It fair da
that valuable FARM called ''kocu.t Hill" be-
longing to the estate Of William Andrews, decd.
and situa ted on the old Hungary road. about SIX
miles from Richmond. containing about $50 acres,
100 acres of which is in y high state OF improve
ment, and the balance well timbered with pine and 1,
oak wood. The pace has on II ,omfoTtaple
DWhLLlNG- HOUSE with SIX Ioou1s; also, k,fct !.
en-, barn, stable NC. sufficient for the use oi The
farm. 1t is regarded as being remarkably healthy
and has several streams Of water running throu. h
it, besides number Of excellent springs II ad
Joins the lands of Alfred Winston. Esq, I. II.
Waldrop, Nathaniel Crenshaw ard others, being
situated in an excellent neighborhood Alter the
sale Of tho farm. will sell light vety likely young
N NEGROES, consist ng of Women, Boz and Girls;
among them several gosd Cooks and House ssIv-
ants: Also; Household End KItchen tURNi-
Farming implements. Harness. Carriages. DO.
TRRMs or SALE.-For the land, o ne third cash;
balance on one and two years credit, for nsgatIa
bic notes, interest added secured by trust deed.
all sums Of S2o and under. ca.h; over that amount.
four months credit for approved negotiable paper,
with interest added. JOHN o. TAYLOR,
Administrator Of William Andrews, decd.
ss4-dtds
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BY J. II. Digges, Auct'r.

L ELRY, &c, AT AUCTION-On WEDNES-
DAY morning, Sept. 9th. will be sold at auction
room 70 Main street, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
Gold Lsspines. fine Gold Watches set with dia-
monds for ladies: fine Silver Levers. f.epnes, and
lot OF Plated Watches; toge Their with lot of
level y. fine Gold Neck Chains, Vest Chains,
Guard CHI alns, fine Cameo and Lava Sets, fine
Gold Bracelets. studs, Sleeve Buttons, &c Also,
lot Plated Spoons, Forks, Casters, Ice Pitchers,
Tea Sets, &c.
All goods warranted as represented, and sold
without reserve. J. II. DIGGES, Auct
u. +. BooTH, Salesman Sc 4-tds
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c


MERCHANTS, INSURANCE COMPA-
vi &C APITAL 100000. SURPLUS
$4,000. Office No. 1888 Nam St, Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo and
Freight.
rivers. canals or land carnage.
FIRE INSURANCE on MeTchaTdze generally
Dwelling Houses, Warehouses. and other
Buildings Ia town or country.
POLICIES issued al current rates, and losses
promptly paid.
DIRECTORS:
Jos r. Anderson, Samuel Putney,
Jas. L. Apperson, John Purcell.
Vim. Breeden, John d. 4uarles,
David J. Burr. David J. saunders,
Vim. II Christian, Geo ID. Shell,
John Dooley, f. Stearns.
l.. ". Giaxebrook, John g. Sintou,
Lewis 0Inter, +. II. Skinker,
Sam j. Harrison. Geo. j. Sumner,
r. B Heath, TIL Tay Tor. Jr.,
Ed. Mccarthy, VIM. .: TAILOR,
E. Miller, q. +. Watson.
VIM. 6, Paine,
IA. Communications received at the Office, or
ARCH'D PLEASANrs, Pres't.
j. H. MosTAGDB, Sec'y. au Cow
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$500. TSTEE,S 81, r. oaT

Ee9aaAssE3SVALIABLE STE AMBOAT AT
s.sScs.zzzs1s NORFOLK, VA The subscriber
will offer for sale, to the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY. the 18th day of September next, at
IL o'clock, the steamer SEA BIRD, as she now
lies at her wharf in Norfolk Said steamer is 1873
feet Ions; 2a feet BEAM s1a feet depth of hold and
is 202 Is IS tons burthen. coppered and copper
fastened has beam engine with a q inch ctlin-
der and feet stroke; is IN iTstrate order, having
been very lately overhaued and painted, and is
very fast.
The SEA BIRD is well known as FIRST class
passenger and freight boat, and Will be popular on
any route.
Terms easy and favorable.
K. II. CHAMBERLAfNE,
29--'l3.hS pFuStea.
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THIS DAY.
ny James N. Tayfsr & Sen, Auess.
seghhMsssFtD OF po4F EEEY rd skyRc 81 n mzHs
c ck55SshFi sEPissGE1 HhH NTH sIT1GsK.

ou HEfhHMEtsfD o COUNTY SkyzS q EifS g
SSSSa sISss.Ha saEaSSssk
AHEirhbp.N; -,W ~ % sold upon the premises, on
Ing at ii clock A. NJ the vslnabs s, mo-
seven miles southwest of the town Of Mauehsster.
south side Of the Manchester Turnpike. IN Pacn
shock Creek, in the county OF Cheatsyfsid. ana
now occupied by Mrs. Sarah A. Forloine.
IL contains 366 acres, half OF hirh il sts ndins
IN original growth OF oak and pine from 81 10 &,
acres are OF rich creek fats, and one Of the best
meadows In tho county, which Produces . large
The improvements are good dwelling house,
10 good order. suitable for large family GOOD ap
PIE orchard, under good fence, divided In three
shifts, mes wen, aud has running water in every
shiIt good healthy neiEhborhood, and 6ne spring
oil water convenfent to all Of the houses. 81
Inc MILL has substantial stone dam, and 10
in good order.
II is deemed useless to give further desori,tjon
chase will view the premises. Possession viii b
given IN time to seed crop of wheat in the tail,
ard full possession by LIST January. 1851 or sooner
if desired. Mrs. FoTiolne resides on the farm and
will have IL shown TO any person who MAJ wish To
see 10.
Alter the sale Of the farm viii he sold the entire
Stock, consisting Of Horses. Mules, Cows, &c. !;
Crops, Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, sc.
cash; the balance at 1. . and years, for bonds
bearing interest, and secured by trust deed. For
the personal property: All sums OF S0 and unders
cash over that amount, months credit. for ap-
proved ne gotiabie notes, with interest added.
Jy 70 JAS. N. TAYLOR & SON, Auots.
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SALE OF HANDsoME

LOIS, IN THE HAN OF TOW HATAN;
NEAR TO MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON.-At the request OF Mr.. Edgar Macon,
Trustee, shall sell at auction, he premises,
on Ri DAY. the l4th September, 1850, at o clock
Z. NJ :, the following Lots in the plan of Powhaian,
formerly owned by the hate Conwa, c. Macon,
viz: Lot no. 5, containing acres; Lot No. .,
containing 5la acres, and Lot No. -, acres. These
Lot. in rear OF the residence recently coupled
by MIR. John Cary, and are near t.. or adjoining
the farm owned and occupied by MIR. w. l.. HaT-
rsOn.
TERMs.-One third cash; balance at and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained till last Eote is paid.
auHl GODDIN s. APPERSuN. Ancis
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BY 4. & G. b. davenport, Auct'rs.

CRoCERIES, &C.. AT 7 q Non
" THURSDAY, 9th September, at lc clock, we
wi sell at our auction store, an assortment of
GROCERIES,. viz:
200 bbls N. York Extra and Portland SYRUP.
800 bbls .A.n"B'' and "C'' Coffee and Crush
ed SUGARS.
SOAP and CANDLES.
Rectiied and Old rive WHISkEY.
Pure Molasses RUM.
Claret and Port WINE.
Pure French BRANDY,
Green TEAS: TOBACCO.
London PORTER snd ALE, &C.
ALSO
400 sides SOLE LEATHER.
TRRMs.-Under Sl00, cash; 500 and over four
months credit. for approved paper.
SEQ /. 4 g. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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- FAIRFIELD RACES,
49, AxrFALL MEETINa, 1850,
v. r.r, .~..- .


|krrALLnEErrNe. 1850.
|@@ The FALL RACES will
commence at this Course on the Gath Of October !,
a1 s fSsinSs lpai@ efEsDNEspAY Oct. asxs..
ssks for year cid a. cSs and w hllss Il, nile heats
sna oa a.s 8; che
1850, with the following entries;
Ha aa sr e 5, qo mp tHseae Revenue,
g. Gan. r. J. dreen names b. {; Miss Tobacco Fly,
by Red L,e. dam by mp. Pr,aln.
man. by Red r,e, dam Ellen Evans " ao0"-
L. o, r. Aare's CHI. f., by Boston. IT., dam by Trus
s. Thos H. Christmas names b. Q. by Red Eve. dam
By, Trustee, b, dam Mollie Ward e'''''
| 6. s. II. Fondren White names b g. Red EaeIe
b. Red Eye. dam by imp. Margrsve
4 M. Hall names CHI. BY Financier, dam Betsy
SECOND DXY-Prorrietor'. Purse saOo; ? mile
THIRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse 500: mile
SECOND RAcK-SANE DAy.-A sweepstake now
open for year old colts and hllics that YER won
da, Of the Fairfield meeting. 1850; mile bsa On o
entrance halt forieit to Mans and close on st day
g, no,1ngF ieSy Entres to be addressed to JOHN
FOURTH DAf-x sweeps.aks footwear Odds
provided two or more STAT. Closed with SIX sub
| sen bers: '''' o." SUI
/ Gen; t: J, Green Son names br c. Day Break,
p J; l.. Balirazer names b. /. (iibbonna, by Red
Eve, Jam Noun am Maid
5. John betcher nafus =. A Priudle's h. nv ed
Eve, dam bv imp. Langford
| A. X. X. Beaziey names b gel Buck Eve, by Haw-
kins' Priam. dam 10y Boston.
D. II. oll.lam names br. colt by Marion, dam
o. n M. Hall names bro. flly by Basil. dam by
SECOND RAck-sAMx DAY.-A sweeps.ake one
mlie out Tor two year Odds; $iOO entrance, half
iorieit; = 100 aaded, provided two start
10 name and close the LIST day of August, 1867
Now four subscribers:
Gen. Thos. J. Green Son names b. c. by Haw-
kns, Prlam. dam by imp. Trustee. Also, b. {.
~, by Hawkins rriam, dam BY sally Peyton.
Ihos. w boswell names (: Minett, by Revenue.
|, -, guliure, dam Va. Puryear.
w. K, Mellon names b. f. Mary Washinst ton, by
| - Red Eye, dam A. NJ. Braxton's Louisville mare.
| Nlrt Robinson names or. c. by Red Eve, dam by
| Prince Albert. JOHN BELCHER,
| au 3l-2awd&wts Proprietor.
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By Goddin L Apperson, Auct's.

IN MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS. IN THE
~ TOWN OF SYDNEY, BOUNDED BY
FEDERAL, CULVERT. AND POPLAR SITS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will he sold at auc.
ton, on The premises. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
ssp,emmhcr' 1861 at AZ O'Clock P. NJ 10 most beau
nful LoIS. located as above, each fronting 81 feet
1879 teet to Al alley 20 feet wide, aud nearly oppo-
site the residence of John C. Shafer, Esq.
These Lots are among the most desirable lots in
that improving locality
fERMs. -One- thl rd cash balance at and 3
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by a trust deed or title retained.
sea GODDlN APPEhSON Auct'rs
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BY Ro. b. Lyme, Auctr.
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO co

VALUABLE FARM In HENRlCO CO,
W. ~ Mh hs ER0n Wis RdcHMoNpi On TIE
AUCTION:.I will sell at public auction. ON the
10Th day of September, .tif iaif if not the next
fair day thereafter, without limit or reserve, that
above containing lao acres, about half cleared. and
in good heart, as the growing crops Indicate. The
balance of the land Is well set in pine and oak
Shades. Its proximity to Richmond renders it
very desirable as agricultural dairy farm.
and from the high prIce of vegetables. 1t would
DOUBTLESS be very profitable as a market garden
also. The improvements consist of p cottage res
idence with four rooms, and the usual out build
ings, and we II of the best water IN the yard
The location is perfectly healthy and the society
very good. Persons vino desire pleasant slina-
ton, within few rutes ride to the CITY of lch-
mond. invited TO view the premises before the
day of sale, " hich will he shown by DIR. HART, le-
siding on the premises. Any farther Information
RIO. b. LYME. Auot'r.
au H-dtds Office Metropo'Ita Hall.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAB L e
L LAND AND SLAVES.-Agreeaby to the pro-
visions Of deed Of trust, executed by Col John
Finch, We will sell at pub bio auction. on w Ed
NESDAY. the 18th of September next, at the
CATTLE and HOGS, Ave head of MULES. one
HORSE aud BUGGY: al his HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, the SCREWS and
baccO Factory of Finch Burton, in the town of
And. on the next day thereafter, THURSDAY.
Vie ,'tH vaasbie TRACT Of LAND, Containing
five hundred and eight and One-haif acres, lying
With n one mile OF Christiansville, on Butcher 3
Creek; good proportion rs in original growth of
heavy tilnper, and is beheyed to be the best tract
of hi h land in The county. Persons desiring to
purchase. are invited toexamine the property.
yn' # fos x T. Be s 6od on the
an 2s-tds RICH b il. BAPTiST,}} Trustees
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Sax ii L ID " A.
AssSss@r~ FALL MEETING, 1860.
s~s-s--..A~i--ss-.-- The Races over thu Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va, will COM
mence on TUESDAY, 10Th October, 1860, and con
tInue four days.
FIRST DAY-FrRsr RAcE.-Sweepstake for
colts and filleys,3 years old; mile heats, 500
trAnce-half forfeit; three or more to fill. To name
and close AUG. Goth.
SECOND RAcE-Same Day.-Proprietor's purse,
$500; two mile heats.
SECOND DAY-F1Rsr RACE Sweepstake for
wear old colts and flleys; two mile heats, 8 I6G
entrance-haf forfeit; three or more to fill. To
name and close Aug. 20th.
SECOND RACE-Same Day.-Jockey Club purse
$500; two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FIRsT RACE. Jockey Ciut
purse. $500; three mile heats.
SECOND RACB-Sdme DGy.-Propretor' IS purse
3 $50; mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FIRsr RAcE.-Sweepstake fol
year old colts and heys; single dash of mile
500 entrance-half forfeit, with an inside bet OF
Co.'S the Club to add 500, provided two or mo
start. Closed on lst August, with three subscri-
bers
SECOND RAcE-Sams Day.-Proprietor's purse
$500, for the beaten horses of the meeting; two
mile heats.
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug goth, tt
be addressed To the "Proprietor of the Cours g,
Ashland. Hanover county, Va.
au 2-lawtd j, NJ. TAYLOR. PrOpretor
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BY Godd,n 4 Apperson, Aucts.
1Es,TcsST. s sALk ~ =, : .A =, EsTArE IN

TRUST SALk or nHAL ESTATE IN
AMI kSie y sTsEsf At THE cokNE n OF gYsy
OF two deeds of trust executed on the i3th day OF
July. IN the year 1850. and recorded in the Clerks
once q the Richmond Hustings Court, in Deed
Trustee under the said deeds proceed upon the
Ter. 1860, at O'Clock p, NJ, to. sell the property
csrtain lots, pieces parcels Of grolld lying and
icing in the city of Richmond. At the corner of
BY rd and 81 by the mum bers one,
SIX, seven and eight on the plan and survey drawn
John George and others to John W Reins, dated
the ed day Of June, Isi7.'' Two new Brlok Tene-
TEEMs.-Cash fos eeoush to pay the expenses Of
drawing, recording, AID executing the trusts, and
S53 -, with interest thereon from July IL, 1859,
dig for 81 sS part tine .ss
on SIS; the resitHe thereof from tho lfth of Mo-
vember, 1853, till Tho 18th of Novemher 1860 and
credit for the balance till the 18th Of November,
and the credit payments to be secured By deed OF
"''' ." '' ''' THos. J. EVANS. Trustee.
Sale by GoDDlN Il APPrRsoN. Aucts. au0
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
AND F FIRST sTREhTs, FoR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-At the request of the owner, tvho haS
purchased n suburban residence, with the view oil
.ss iet fs ssS
ber 1850. at AZ o'clock p. NJ the large and admi-
raby well ed Dwelling. located as above,
now occupied BY the family Of the late MT y; NJ
of 100 feet. The Dwelling has - rooms, besoes
large kitchen, smoke house. stable, &c, and IS al
together most desI rable one for a large family.
and 20 months for negota Bile notes, interest acced,
secured by a trust iced. Possession given, ii re-
CURED On Isl Ae Gob b9fN / AppERsoN, Auot..
IA 2aWfd-au % dtds
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r-xzps-r.,-.~, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIU!-
- S sANgBA AfR .H SseSRTka 1o5 ARs
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
FMfE n sa bxLFRo KEY T kSK
MONp, thereby afording unusual facilities for
obtaining their freight and packages in the short
Expresses leave New York at /. s and s O'Clock
P. NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A. NJ.
aud il P. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20
a. ana ana Il a. NJ arriving IN Richmond at $50
EXPRESSES Leave Richmond for New York, Phil;
West, ct s 80 A. NJ and go p NJ '''l'' -''' III anu
Freight and packages should in all cases be at
cur Office ONE HOUR before the departure of the
EXPREsSEs FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mopd TWICE DAILY at 4,30 A. NJ. and As p. NJ,
The Adams Express Company ieel that they
guarantee TO the pubic civllty, attention and sat-
lstaoton IN IL their intercourse with their officers
in Richmond, and nothing will he left undone on
their part to meet the wants OF their customers.
from the North at O'Clock 2. Nj. will be delivered
immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance OF twelve hours over our arrangements
nE TEA N6sR Ex sHt Te AND FROM
liyeEed lmmedIately upon the arrival Of the ship
ACES NE .if BON shEfi faaT b bocH
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
ai No 5HaSr1 DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods. collected at ali ACCESSIBLE points
throushout the United States, and prompt turns
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses,
In charge OF careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
low rates.
Ali ireights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge.
nA- For further information, please call at our
''A'o' 80 ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
au7-u w. H. TREGO, Snp't.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

NOTICE - PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED
- The partnership heretofore existing between
JOHN c. MILt,ER and y. d. WUODSON, IN the
mercantile business, at Goochland C. II under
by mutual consent. ?. D. W0ODS0N,
au 30 6t* JOHN c. MILLER.
NOTICE.-The CO. partnership existing under
~ the firm and style of HAMIl TON q BOU-
CHER, No. As Vain street, having expired by Inn
itation the 18th inst the same is dissolved.
chased by JOHN BOUCHER. ALI debts due must
be paid to him. and all due by the concern, will be
paid by him.
The name of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, in closing up the business.
JAM rs HAMILTON,
JOHN BOUCHER.
Richmond, Aug. q, 1860.
NOtice.-The undersigned having entered INTO
HAMILTON ( SEAGEKS. for the purpose OF
branches. at No. IS Main street. they have pur-
chased the stock of the late firm of HAMILTON
Il b0U HE R. and they will receive in 1. few day IS
~ FASHIONABLE AND
SEASONABLE GOODS.
They would invite a call from their friends and
the public wanting anything in their line, belIev
ing thes can do as well by them as any other house
In the trade. AM Els HAMILTON,
M. SEAGERS.
Richmond. Aug. q, 1860. au 2S-lm
CO-PARTNERSHI L. RAYMOND and
~ A. :. BYRNE have formed GO partnership
under the stJle of Raymond & BYRNE, for the
STORE on the south side of Cary street 8 doors
from l4h, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage:
80 bb,s. BRANDY.
50 bbls GIN; Is bbls WINE.
Which we will sell IN lots to SIT pnrehaseTsH;
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MARINE INsURAN
incorporated 1S32.1
TEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INsEAs
ANCE COMPANY.


Once No. ISL Main St-eet, Richmond. ~
Capital and Surplus, $4,000.
This COMPANY has the advantage of trsntY- sssss
ss1ys experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during al
Of that period needs no special recommendation t.
the citizens of Firginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance TO all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and ita
Affairs managed yrudenty, but literally, and ts
rates are as low those of any other good nsrtu-
ton. pTRgCToYs:
W. L. Covardin, J. E. W ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, =. Z. Winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chae. W: Purcell, inc. N Gordon,
Alex, X: arKef, Jos. p. Winston, Arch. Thomas,
Jas. A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne.
Apply TO the President or Secretary, in person or
BY letter. W. L.. COWARDIN, Presdent
Wh. w lila. JR.. Secretary. ise-fs
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By E. Il. Cook, Auct'r.

hONBALFS OFHAY FOR ACCOUNT OF
ff'o WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. AT AUG
TION.-0n WEDNESDAY, the 9th inst, at 10
O'clock will sell on the Dock, III front IF Messrs
Libby Il Burton's store 400 bales HAY, in good
order, for account of whom it may concern.
TERMs-Cash. Il. B. COOK,
SEA Auct ioneer,
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DERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA..
100000

CaFt Al $1,000 Sooo.ooV'
OgslCE-Main Street. in Amertcan Hotel.
This Company takes. IN addition TO the ordinary
Fire and Marine risks, fkRP kTCAL insurance
on 6e h sns oss b1
This Company receives MON Ely on deposit pays
Ssses AND Of ane
VIM. H. Mscfsrland, -Prest Farmers Bank.
4. Warwick, firm of Warwick BaTksdaie.
VIM, q. Crenshaw firm of CIenshsw & Co.
Wellington Goddn, firm of Goddin Il Apperson.
6 A. Barksdale, hrm Of Warwick Il Barksdale.
lanes H. Grant Tobacco Msnufacturer.
obn T. BnoUp f hrm o Fl Bsson BasRea Co.
K b. Hsxarl. firm of haxall. Crenshaw Co.
tGhn GnIr1e, Jr., ship ownsr. p.-,.,.
VIM b: Warwick, hfm OF warwick & Barksd@-e.
las. Alfred Jones. Attorney at Law.
g. c. Elicit, Builder.
X. W. Me6ruder, firm of s. McGruder's Sons.
W. ". Crump. Attorney at Law
Jas Dunlop b bn q RRGnSD R M12Gn[f FEST
y. F. BRKsBE, Seoy. au7-Im
OLD DVMINION INsUkA nee CUMrA-
~ NY.-CAPlTAL 100000!
cG@FffRE S SgksE + SsSS
CAB. Workman, John II. Greanor,
John EndeIs, Geo. 8. Palmer.
Ssml NJ. Price, VIM. s. Trplett,
} + Fl st hsad Walker. S MG Gta sf4!s
Peter c. warwick, John d. Williams.
tas. s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace 7. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Gnftn b. Davenport, Ro. 4. Paine,
geo. W. TanceJ, 70. F. Williams,
Jos. BTummel, VIM. p. Rag gland,
I'm: Brent, Henry C. CabelI,
CHAs. E. WORKMAN, Sec'y. my Its
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nRuxrEES, SALE OFF YALuARL-
PRESIDENTS OFFICE

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co..
l,ynchhurg. Va, Aug: 7th, 1850.
THE TUIkTEENTH ANNUAL MEET.
4 IN of the Stockholders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held in the
hall Of their depot in the city OF Lynchburg, on
by order of the Board of Directors.
VIM. H. HUGHES, Scc'y.
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-N-ss, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
EsksrCoN JAMES RIVER For OLD

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.szCoN JAMES RIVER E0R OLD
EoRF0LK:-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in irst-rate order,
and Will run to the above places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. VIM. F. CARTER. win
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
ings at o'clock. precisely, and return each alter
nate days, except Sunday. leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, s O'Clock A. NJ :, and
touch at all of the guiar Landings on the river,
going and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt. z. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths, will leave the
wharf at Roc ketts every SATUR DAY evening at
6 o'clock, and return, leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at o'clock: and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings NJ 4o'clock apd return each alternate
day, st the same hour, o'ciock
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, Wilcox's, Clairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point, Portsmouth and Notwithstanding. Ports
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf, Grove; billiards.,
Richmond about O'Clock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, $40.
- Passage on regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So. Meals-eQual
to any given on any boat-60 cents each.
IA Freight taken as usual.
lie ITS r o. HASKTNS
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s. THROUGH TICKETS FR'

r. THROUGH TICKETS FROM
EssAh4xxECR CHI OND TO EASTERN
cs1'e1<s@szeS H OR CHERRYSTONE.
IS 50.-Passengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
lNGS. at O'Clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAM UPTON, on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at 5la A. M, and will con-
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORN Nc
at same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT
URDAY EVENING at 6 O. clock.
gS- Meals so conts each. h. o. HASKINS.
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ST. JOINS, Sept. s.--The City Of Manches.
,sr na..ed Cane Race to-day, with dates from
IIverpooI. via Queens town, TO the 23d.
aar,haldi had landed at Calahria, and the
,,aiabrians had revoited openly In his favor.
Tne Garibaldians had met with some sue
eesses.
COMMERCIAL.
lIvxRraoL, Aug. 23.--Cotten firm. Breadstnhs
bnoyant. Provisions dull. -.
ToNn1N. Aug N Wheat slie htIy ADVANCED.