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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-15

NEW LONDON, CAMPBELL Co, Val
August IL. )
The Canal route from Richmond TO Lynch
burg is not often chosen in preference 10 rail-
road but inyalids will find its quiet, and the
beautiful scenery, full recompense for the
speed they lose by taking it. Travelling that
way few days since found the crops much
better than the general complaint had led me
to expect, and until within thirty miles OF
Lynchburg, did not see the terrible effect of
the drought on the corn and tobacco.
The Bedford Alum Spring is a new water
ing place on the Lynchburg and Salem turn
pike indeed the well or "spring" is sunk in
the road 10 the depth Of twenty feet, through
solid rock. The water is powerful but the
place is not frequent ted much, neither nature
nor man having made any effort to render it
attractive. About a half mile from tue Spring
are its buildings. The main building is the
hotel, which was in former times school
house. A row of neat, white frame buildings,
two stories high, are among the recent i'm
proyements. In the vicinity is the "Grove
Alum Spring, another recent discovery, the
waters OF which are equal in curative power
to those of the Bedford Alum.
The village OF New London is located on
commanding hill, overlooking IL beautiful
country, and looking up TO the Peaks of Otter
which are IL full view, and only thirty miles
distant. The village was the scene of Patrick
Henry's celebrated forensic effort in the Hook
case, eloquently described by Writ. The
old Courthouse, in which he spoke, has been
torn down, and 0 few scattered bricks alone
mark the spot where ii stood. ID. b. T.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Political-PorR!atioH Of Lynchburg-Ths Geld
RAIN &c.
LYNCHBURG, VA, 4

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. ii.
A meeting of the Democratic party took
place at the courthouse yesterday, and dele
gates were appointed TO attend the Charlottes-
Vile ConHent ton, to be held on the 10th inst
Speeches Were made, and the claims of Brock
inridge and Lane for the Presidency adyo-
Gated.
The population of Lynchburg (city proper
has been ascertained TO be about 7,2U0-i 200
whites, and 5000 blacks. This is a very small
increase over the census OF 1850, which may
be accounted for from the fact that many
families who resided in the city at that time
have removed 10 the suburbs while the bust
ness men connec led with such still do bust
ness on the streets. The increase of the SUBJ
urbs, for half mile around is estimated at
about 200 per cent, which will make an ac-
tual Increase of 1900 over the last census
This latter is not Official as the Assistant
Marshal has not yet completed that portion of
his duties. 1t may, however, be taken as q
close approximate and the number of persons
In Lynchburg set down at 10000.
1t has been raining here since Sunday
morning, the thermometer in the meantime
indicating degree of temperature which rem
ders winter clothing comfortable. O. K
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- RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
49, PANY.-Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not already SUBSCRIBED for will. THIS DAY
store of Jas Woodhouse & Co, and at the office
of J. A. Lancaster Son.
By order of the Beard of Directors.
auS-ts JOS. JACKSON, JR., Pres't.
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II. McClanahan has been removed from the
Office of Marshal Of the stern district of Ten
nessee, and John L. Green appointed in his
stead.
DIR. Thomas Reynolds, of Baltimore county,
Md, died suddenly at j ackson's River station,
Virginia Central Railroad, on the 9th instant.
in the 10th year Of his age.
The heavy rains of the las: two DAYS ha We
visited New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washing ton.
LET me kiss him for his mo ther," is The SOL e
Of the ladies where the Prince OF Wales is
travelling.
A company of French Zouaves are about to
give series OF drill performances at the
Princess Theatre, London.
James Colors, bitten in Hardy county, Va.
last week, by rattiesnake, was saved by the
tree use OF brandy.
T.. q. Atkinson, of the firm Of d. q. FoIler
* Go, committed suicide at ST. Louis, on Sun
day last.
fire, in Mobile. Ala, Monday, destroy,d
S7o,Ooo worth OF property. a
Richard Dollard, well known wig maker
OF Philadelphia. died ia that city, on Friday.
=, Mrs. Teresa tsagioli) Siekies, says a New
AoIk letter, Is IN rapidly declining health.
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REMARKABLE CONFERENCE.-The ships War
Hawk and Wild Rover, 81 days from Callao,
passed through the Capes Sunday, in fifteen
minutes OF each other. They anchored to-
gether in Callao, left together, and losing sight
of each other an hour after leaving, mec again
for the first time IN the voyage at the Capes OF
Virginia. During gale on the 9th of May
the War Hawk lost overheard Geo. w. Ware.
of Milford, Mass, one of her crew.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Henry II. Patterson
mate of the schr. E. Thomas, of Wilmington
\. c., was instantly killed at the wheel, on
Monday, in squall off Cape Henry. He was
struck by the main sheet block and dashed
against the bulWarks. He had q family in
BALTIMORE
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UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
49, Union Prayer Meeting of all denomi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, IN the Lecture room of the
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (Rev.
DR. Read's,l from TO o'clk. The citizens
generally are invited to attend, as we'll as all
strangers visiting the CITY. iy l6-lm
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PoLITICAL-Hon. Edward Bates, of Mis-
souri,, was at Norristown, N. J., on Friday
night, on Il visit to his brother-in-law, the
Hon. Hamilton r. Gamble, and was serenaded
by the friends of Lincoln.
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TIE STEAMERs.-Thomas M. Southgate late
mate of the river steamer Glen Cove, has been
appointed Captain of that boat, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Capt.
Carter. The ocean steamer jamestown is hav-
ing two new tubular boilers inserted at New
York, and is being thoroughly overhauled and
repaired. She resumes her place on the line
on Tuesday next.
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PROFESSOR APPOINTED. - Henry Mason
Matthews, of Lewisburg. Va, has been APP
pointed Professor of Ancient and Modern
Languages, at the Allegheny College, Blue
Sulphur Springs, Va.
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NEW LONDON, CAMPBELL Co, VA, !

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Canal TrdreI-Neic SPringS-Neuc Loadon-A
RenliuiScence. sc.
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(AUIlON Our letters were called Tor at the
~ Post Oboe. and delivered to some unk nown
perIson. on Moneay morning. the 18th inst;
eeiving any drafts or checks that MIA, be syable
70 has, or - David MoDaniel, or To E. w. Black
burn, aul 81 DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IA Mrs Harriet A. Rady would respect.
that she has REMOVED HER REsfDENCE to
9Th street bets esn Broad and race streets where
WINGS, in the business Of FASH I0NABLE
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
N. B.-->TYLES and PATTERNS RECEIVED
MONTHLY. au b-lw
"a Have you q Cough, Cold, pain in the
Chest, or Bronchitis I'm Tact, have you the pre-.
monitory SYMPTOMS Of the hesitate archsr,"
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Sold by ADIE C GRAY, PURCELL, EADD
CO., w. PETERSON, J. 2. DUVAL. and bv all
other dealers ia medicines. auB-2tW&S
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j WHOLESALE DEALER IN
PRESERVES, PICKLES. AND IN
PORTER OF FRENCH CONFECT1ONERIES.
You will find a great variety. and a very large
ana fresh stock in this establishment. My CAN
DY, manufactured OF the very best refined Crushed
Sugar is made daily in very large quantities, Sold
at low figure. City and country merchants are
respectfully invited TO call.
JUAN PIZZlNI, l2S Main St,
au lt-lm Richmond, Va.
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IA. At RANDOLPH,,S BOOKSTORE and BlNDERY,

II G. G.
IA. At RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE and BINpERY,
III Main Street.
THE DRAGON; that Old Serpent. the Devil. and
Satan whose head must be bruised IN the com
ing contest among the Nations. BY g. 3. Stu.
cey Sic.
sTAkKIE ON EVIDENCES Practical Treatise
on the Law of Evidence. The Stn American
from the 4th London,wlth notes BY Sharswood.
SIS 50.
NICH0LsON's NEW CARPENTERS, GUIDE
Plates enlarged and improved. BY John Hay;
London edition. ST.
X. 6, G. the Address of the Order to the Citizens
of the south Ice.
THE COTTAGE GARDEN; House kee psrs' Far
mers' and Fruit Growers Almanacs, and Ger
man Calendars for 1861. &C.
MAN AND WOMAN; the Solution of the Pro
nlem,'' Why are SO many Women than Men
THE REASON WHY Natural History, illuatra
THE ED ssUSN iNY SOUTH: or, the sou.hernsr at
Home. Edited by Prof. Ingraham. Sl23.
JACK HOPETON; or, Adventures of a Georgian.
RICIlAR DSON's Monitor of Frsa- Masonry;
Practical aide to the Ceremonies IN ali the
Degrees. SOC,
APPLET0N's Railway and Steam Navigation
Guide for August Csc.
RICHARDSON'S tCottom's edltiont ALMANAC,
1851. &c. au5-lt
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & GALE.

E'OR HiRE.-Two NEGRO MEN, one an ex-
L perienced driver, the other suitable as a gen .
eral laborer. Also, two cooks, for the balance of
the year. For terms, &c, appl, TO
RO. B. LYME,
au 5-2t Agent for hiring out Negroes, &c,
A GOOD HOUSE SERVANT FOR SALE.
II have for sale, privately, a likely BOY, about
II years of age-a good house servant.
au l5-lw HECTOR DAVIS, Auct'r.
DOR HiKE-For the balance of the year, TW0
Il MEN-one accustomed to working in tobacco
factory, the other good rough carpenter.
COOKE & CLOSE, Agents.
On l4th street, Exchange + otel Building.
jy Sits
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~ Guns, Guns, Guns.--Just re ceiyed from
England one hundred and fifty fine DOUBLE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the Fall campaign, are requested to call and
examine my stock before purchasing, as am con-
fdent can exhibit the best assortment Of Goods,
in my line, to be found in any house IN the State.
JAMES WALSH,
au S-lm Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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OH GNIx FoUN RY.

LOWNES i COOK
Beg to inform the public that they are rebuilding
their FOUNDRY and IRON WORKS, on Sth St.
which were DESTROYED by hre the 4th instant,
and will he better prepared than ever to do
ell work entrusted 10 them. Due notice Will be
slven of the time of recommending business.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, [
RICHMOND, August 18th, 1850

RICHMOND, August 18th, 1850
T'O THE CREDITORS of TIT Es-
L FATE OF PETER g. W0Op, DECEASED,
AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED.-You are
hereby notfet that at the request Of John I;
Peter G. Wood dec eased, I have appointed the
18th day of August, 1860. at the office of Cahell <
Sands, for receiving proof of debts or demands
time and place YOU are required to attend. Given
under my hand as Commissioner of the County
Court of Henrico County, the day and year first
aforesaid. Iau l3-6tl JOHNSON H. SANDS.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING

NOTICE. have this day august lithl APP
~ pointed and constituted ROBERT GILLIN
my lawful Agent, to carry on the retail GRoCE,
KY BUSINESS. IN the city of Richmond. All
purchases and sales made by him for cash only
ALEX. CERINES.
Rlchmcpd. August llth. 1850 an l3-2ws
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LOST AND STRAYHn

LOST sPECTACLEs.- Lo,
Son the north side of Broad -
-. tween 9Th and 10th streets
of GOLD SPECTACLEB. The finder Will rso!pai
the thanks of the owner, and a suitable rew,,a
required, on leaving them at the Dispatch ofSos
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IA Ten DULLARS REWAKu-Rm
GW away from our factory about the LIST JULIA
aNneEIo boy named JOHN. about 81 yeard
- age, dark gingerbread color. tall and ssg-
-ksder. The above reward of $40 will be pst
for his livery TO US, ..
COSBY & ANDERSON
au It's 7th St.. below CsV
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CNFAP FALL AND WINTER GUtDs,
~ FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR -Pefso.'
chase. Will find some of the best bargains, ssshs
of at least Is per cent. In tho purchase new, on "
r month hence. A hrst-rate article OF IEeTgo,
Cashmere for two and three pence, worth doaeo
the money HavIer goods In the same Pfoppt.VTf
IN price. Opening this morning, large H1 -
Hoop Skirts to be run eff very cheap, from ~ sa
pence 10 the best 80 springs, real steel iSr - A
The rest bargains IN Hoop Skirts can te naas
Main street. Also, 500 dozen punches SCI paa !,
Crochet Brald, all sizes, selln, On FsiJ sne'F
Mals1t's cid stand
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nJ. Pitfie1d George,
In NJ. BLAIR d Co.'S Bnitding,)
CORNER OF CARY AND 18TH SITS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has 10 store and offers for sale low
LfC0RiCE, of approved brands.
TONG VA BEANS, of prime quality.
GUM ARABIC, of different grades.
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet.
au 9-lm
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Co.PARTNEKSIIIP NOTICE.-The nv
~ designed have formed y co partnerships. under
the style Of WESTON 4 WILLIAMS, far the
pnrsoss Of conducting a WH0LkSALt BOOT,
Pearl street, Richmond. Va. - -
sf. ]. A. WESTON,
II. y. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Aug. 18th, 1850. au ib~lot
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RUNAWAYS.

L. $40 REV RD.-Absoonded from the
fIY Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compsny,
n about two weeks since, while on visit 10
~ IFS former home IN Richmond. MULATT0
-x-&~ BOY, WILLIAM, who Is hired of Miss L. T.
Gordon. He about Is or 20 Years of age and
about feet or inches IN height. He swell ac
quainted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of $40 will s
paid for his Apprehension and delivery To ssd
COMPANY in Lynchbu,g OF for his confnsmsn. u
AL, SO az they can get nm agalu.
THEO. 4. RE- NOLDS, for CENT Sup't
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I Ease FOR ELEVEN OR TWENTY
IL ONE YEARS.-We are authorized by the
ow ners to offer for lease the LOT on the east side
of 7th streel, between Cary and Main streets,
having a front of about 50 feet. and running back
about $50 feet, for term of eleven or twenty one
wears, as NAV be agreed upon.
The Building Materials on the Lot may DO had
by the lessee on reasonable terms.
yanT.l0t G0DDiN & ApPERSON
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las Il. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
u LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY of New

NOTICE.-Mr. a. LYBROCK, late OF the arm
~ of VIM. SATTLER 4 CO, begs leave to in
form his patrons and friends that he has rented
large and magnificent store under the new hotel
ON Main street, between 9Th and 9Th streets, to
conduct q whOlesa'e and retail business in OILS,
PAINTS, WIND0W-GLASS, ENGRAVlNGS,
PICTURE FRAMES and ARTISTS MATERl-
AIS. Due notice will be given when the under
signed is prepared to receive his customers.
au i0-lw ALB. LYBROCK,
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n. Wheeler & Wilson'S -
SEWING MACHINES.
Factory in Bridgeport, Conn. Principal Office,
sos Broadway, N. Y. Virginia Office, 227 Main ST.,
Richmond. Branches throughout the State.
They are not, and will not, be made or sold by
parties interested in the sale Of other Machines
au 3-Im* 4. II. CRAIGE. Agent.
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NOTfCE.-As il will be necessary for me TO
: close my store. for the purpose of making some
important alterations, VIII close out nv STOCK
at very LOW PRICES, SO as 10 make room Tor
new Goods. Persons in want of any article IN my
line viii find il greatly to their advantage To give
me q call. as | am determined 10 put my foods
down at the lowest possible prices, cash good
credit purchasers. c. BOErTChEH,
ans-St IT'S Broad street.
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HORSES, &c, FOR sALH

~ FOR SALE-During the pl eseni wssl
INmy HORSE. CARRIAGE and 4 an
BUGGY. Can he seen at my tSSStH
ouse, on Grove street, Sydney: ~
au li-5t+ j. r. JOHNSON.
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BY ]. 3. WALTON,

Auconeer-0 Office, 40 Camp street.
4, Y b APr ss g. -o II ws.P
the following valuable property in the Fourth District,
THAT VERY VALUABLE QUARTER oFsoUARE OF
e s ssga aS Third n w s
by Pfytana Paquemines Third and Fourth streets
on 70 Gf' s's dfa ''''
as ~s 4 s sGs y s nSG
Esq two arors Library one small ROOM china closet
ns room aid nd beador win
f nS sssf h%ss
house stables chicken house, ETC. etc The house i fitted
win varsity Of choice plants shade and
@ ls s being sue sa M
elegant dwellings and best population and directly the
Is FIVE @P 81 GRouSD forming the Pana
S s St oha III aa s sisn d ss o
No to No. on plan originally drawn by @ A. deAmas
Lots Nos inclusive each 81 feet inches
Py,ana street BY depth Of aboa ~ feet between parallel
Lot No. % Fourth seret by III feet in
depth between parallel lines American measure and forms the
SssTE f"f noTa fyia Il IL esh D.c.
@ @ s By St ess Sc
P qa 'pas "
Charles street date Nayades, by depth of 100 feet between
No. forms the Charles Pleasant streets
measures 30 feet front ST Charles street niche
feet sinches IN depth and front on Pleasant street .
Lots Nos Id ~ each 80 fret front ST. Charlie
ate Nayude BY depth Of 10 feet between parable
Lot No measures 80 inches front on Pleasant street.
feet inches ia tho Ill feet inches in depth on one SIDE
and los feet inches on the side Of Lot No O. a.
inches inches il dsp, on the side Of
Lot No and ~ feet inches the Other sis re md
10 inches from. apollo 1 js p and
Lots Nos q H. inelnsye each % ise front on
| IhofI21
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AUCTION SALES.

A GOOD SECOND HAND CAB AT AUCTION.
BY ]. L. CARMAN,
AUcrfosEEn.
n the sast & ct Il i.sssI
good secondhand Cab, has been very little used.
DAMAGED SHOES.
BY E. ROGER 10 CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos As and ~ Old fevee street,
s-9 between Gustomionse aud Benvle streets.
!. ths ss aast 5 sas. a Me- 10 e s
evee street w be soa count a e. whom may
Damaged and saved from the wreck Of shp Ashland from
lss-.TiEkMs-cash. aao
SUCCESSION or GREER b. DUNCAN SALE OF THE
I'D Reee ON Ap Eeps rp
score Streets Also desirable Pew in ST. Paas Church
BY PALFREY g. CO.,
WIN. SYER, Auctioneer-oBce, No. n Camp street.
, NJ It. chass Exchange on B. onarls, street. BY
Me- o q re 1Snoss re az De "
and oh Of March 1860 the following described property the
., a CERTAIN potion or GROUND, together with
SQUARE boadcs By Gpstornheuse chaftrs Bens and Ex
change e hasng e s front % or As
The improvements comprise the brick building so
A Exchange Alley rented for law Offices at the rae OF
aesa, s's gf PoRrroN or onogSp Win ~ The
by Cuomhouse Royal and Benyle streets and TX
tohoue street by 0fee in depth and front en-
Alley The Improvements comprise brcx
containing thirty rooms rented As Offices and known as a
lately occupied BY Mess Duncan Mcconnell q thsir .aw
| nell, ESQ.,, until LIST Of November, 1861.
3. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, lately occupied
by the deceased together with all the buildings and
thereon the rights privileges servitndes ana 20
yantages wise appertalnng
Of this city, in the bounded BY
The No plan d Hsdn dated December u is s
city plan ia said lot measuring 5 feet inches and
Apollo street. the each OF Euerpe ana
Terpcore the dimensions the rear line
English The improvements comprise an elegant
built mansion large kitchen hist house fine acf
sabng gardens stocked with the choicest ever
green's plants shrubbery and all the Improvement
1 and Offices requisite for eentleman's residence.
Said property be delivered 10 the purchaser one month ae
| sale.
4 Pew No. 49, ST. Paul's Church.
H3TERMS-For the Pew, cash for the Real Estate, one
fourth cash and the BALANCE credit Of and years 70
purcha bearing interest at cent from date 10
iuy and thereafter at per cent until paid and secured
| special mortgage upon the property sold
The improvements be kept Insured by the purchasers
and the policies transferred the executor until the maj pay
/ ments have been made.
p. c. Cuvier, notary public at the ex
/ pense Of the purctasers 1n29 az "A q
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THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YOUNG SLAVES, FROM sHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction
- without or limit. rs s.
BY j. B. WALTON,


BY J. B. WALTON,
Anctoneer-Oaice. 40 Camp street.
H. s 81 iash l T. s Z
VI ~ Tfs isiEf from The
Golden Grove Sugar Plantation of Shepherd Il Hook.
These slaves sold fol other at they left
which they had been made 10 besys haa been given them
the death u their former oaS T.. Ths WIN but two
be found plantation and they offer opportunity rarely
asss liz j a sSs
They viii fully with the exception Of the
TERMS e-hird cash, oueahd at six months and one
L be FURNISHED ~ lie paasers ire e e to he
SLAVES.
M AGED p years ed hand and ploagh@an
tad WRIGHT aged as field hand and
P1TRIcK Of the above aged q years; field hand
e sssa sss ssnJ
ss4 ys ED hand ana R,ssEhmsn
ss VII l1s ss essIt sd hand
i. sPENcsR aged 9 years aell hand ploaghmsn.
sfss sia held hand naa oas
l. EPHR AM years asid eleashmaa
10. LITTLE CHARLES, aged % years. field hand aud
BILL TAYLOR, aged Is years Field hand and plough
Is. nANIEi, aged g years; Field haad ponglman
10. BILL ROBERTSON aged ~ years Field hand and
plougbInsn.
M Jim, aged % years Field hand and ploughnar and
cellent dining serya.t--very sober.
2f AbEG X, aged 28 years Field hand md plonghmar.
~ JACK GARLAND, aged 80 years, Field hand and OK
caftnlan.
IS PRESTON. aged % years Field hand and rosshman
has worked Mt trade year.
a. HARRY KING aged 30 years A frsirate cooper and
excellant subject.
Is. NICHOLAS nged As years Field hand. zzz
Is. EfIENNE. aged 10 years; Field had and planghman
q BRAHAhi. aged % years Field hand and plonghman.
2S DAFf SAWYER aged 40 years Field hand and plough
man.
%. DAVID zIER aged IS years Field hand and plough
man.
30 GABRIEL aged % Field hand and plonshman.
81. NANCY. aged q years Field hand
80. STEPHEN, aged 25 years Field hand and poughman
80. EDMOND, aged 30 years Field hand and poughu,an.
"a PERRY aged As years; Filed hand and ploughan.
Acts Of sale before b. Jarean Notary Public, at the
pense the purchasers. all
posTrIv q SALE FOR IJoIIID ALTON M vRRy VAIN