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NOTICE NO CONTRACTORS.

T1LANG and specifications arc prepared Tor IMPROVE
ments 10 be made ut the Eastern LInai!c Asyittn In
Williamsburg, consis. ing Of laundry, water wo:ls aud ge5.
eral repairs. In which Is embraced cnrth, work, stone and
brick work, carpentry, p!asterinI, painting, plumbers, work,
TRANSFORMATION o.! materials, &c. Bids for materials ann
workmanship are solicited and will be- received until thr "!s.
instant. Plans, &C., to BE- seen ut the Office "f {. +. =.
Smith, GoIdin's Hall. corner Bank and lith streets, Rtch'
mond, Va. The proposals TO be- opened at "iiianishurg.
and The contracts awarded rs soon after the e., iLstaat, IS
may he possible to examine and decide upon them.
by order uf the Board Of Directors.
C.. =. y. SMITH,
For y. ~. THOMPSON.
An, ty-dSt President,
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LYScuBURG MARKETS. Arcrsr X.

L~INCHBUKU MARkETS, AUGUST To.
CoES-Sales IS to 81 for yellow; 81 to sly for White
bread corn. FLurs-We quote SupeIlne &c %; Extra
= 50; Family to ~. HAY-Baed ! - to ! ~; per wugOn
load | TO l 10. OATs-Shea:-new 30 10 81; per bushel %
lbs IS. WHEAT 30 for red: | 50 TO l ST for prime new
white. TOEAcco-The quantity arriving ~ large. We quote
common Tugs . W to so; new ground lugS % to : 80;
s~semn!ng and shipping G 80 to IL No.; working S ~ TO "a;
bricht WrapperS IS " 70 Gu.
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Is MS
PH3SPH0R- PERUVIAN GUAN0,
UR

AGHiCEL TURAL SAT- AND GROUND ZONE ASH.
e. &. kCFTIS, CORNER
Il . AND CARY STREETS, on the Basin, E!cItpon'!, va,
offers to the farmers the following MANCRES, all Of his own
manufactu:e-viz:
RCFFlS'S PlI0srHOR-psRUrTAN GGAS0, continuing
; per cent Ammonia and 10 to 30 per cent. Bone
phosphate Lime, per ton OF 1000 pounds.
RuFFiNS ZONE ASH GUANO, containing . per cent.
Ammonia, and about 10 per cent. Bone Phosphate
Lime, per ton Of 1000 pounds .-.........:.'FT
RuFFlSS TOBACCO MANURE, containing . Per
cent. Ammonia, 81 per cent Bone Phosphate Litne,s2
ChloEide OF Sodium and II per cent. Sulphate Lime
RGFFiNS GiocSD o y ASH, cun,a:nin ne about 81
per cent: Bone Phosphate Lime, dry and pure, per
~ ~ I,vgU pounds. 800. ......--.- .'-'.''"
AGRICULTURAL SALT, loose Ia baGs, per ton Of
AGRlCCLTURAL SALT, in bags, per ton Of 2,v0o
THE ABOVE MANuREs are put UP In strong bags, con
itialnslGi pounds each, twelve bags Of which make frac'
tion over ion, and can be had of +. G. RGFF1N. at his mill,
OF any Commission Merchant in Richmond; Of THOMAS
!RANCH 4 SONS, Petersburg; ". tioLLlNs 4 co,
LynchbnrE; LEIGH / BROTHER, Norfolk; MASON. MAR
TIN & CO., Sco,t>viIc; JOHNSTON, CLARKE s CO., Dan
riiie. Feb aS-cinf
nj CSTiRD.-sansers genuine Mustard, lou cases
Ul- for ssle by
Aug l.. G. 3. DAVENPORT.
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Kentucky Election.

Greenwich Street Bank was robbed to-day Of
five thousand dollars.
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NORFOLK MARKETS, AUGUST II.

CeKS-reilow G. cents; white and mixed G; c.nts.-
wuxAr-whi,e ut 81 3Oal 90. red l 1Oal IS. FLoUR-Family,
per barrel, S. % Extra & -; Superilne G TO G %; Fine
5 Is tod. OArs-42c. sulxoLEs-lIeart, per 1000, s. 10 I;
Sap 3 80 to i 80 Building 3 81 to4
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

" = ~ ~
DEESWAX.-30 TO 81 cents per pound.
BCrTEE.-We quote Prime Is to 20c. Common II 10
lGc.
BACOS.-Markct lliet. Bacon Sides l2H to l21l cts.
Shoulders W. cts. Sugar.curcd liams IL 10 1873 cts.
Todd's Sugarcured Hams IL cS.
COFFEE!-We quots ito l5G 10 lGA. ~Lasuayra lG-
Java Il to Is.
CORS.-But. little In tho market. We quote 10 TO 12M
cts; small parcels 20 cts.
CORN MEAL-Coun,ry NJ al s.. cte q psshel-
City bclted 80 cts.
C0TrON-l04 to Tx cts.
FISH.-No. l Cut herriucs, cargo sales 49,. Gill, none
in market. Eastern Roe ueTrings $SH per halfbarrel. No.
MAcErRsL SIS and carce. No. 5 medium MacEerel
ssh. No. 3 small IS. Stock Of Alackerel light.
FLoUR.-we quote new Family IS 10 81. New Extra
r to X. New Superfne sGE to Gt to ;'c trade. Re-
ceipts light, but enough for the trade. No shipping de-
innnl.
MoLASsEs.-Sew Orleans, 80 to j5c. Cuba % to 95c.
Muscavado 2S to Soc.
cents; brcwustuf IS cents shipstuu IS cents.
oATS.-3,E to +0c.
RYE cts. for u good article.
sAlT.-Careo sales ~ 81 i, TO IS, retail price 81 %
to -.
SCGAES.-we quote Cuba \ to Sc; Porto Rico s to sEc.
No New Orleans ia market. We quote Crushed and Ground
liz; LoafllA to llEc. Extra "C" 20 10 lGSc.
suDT.-Drup7 =. RucE ~.
TOBACCO. We quote very inferior and common LugS
4lls to 3. Good lues S3M TO ~. Leaf, common 10 good,
s5IE to q and :; line do. 20 TO lux, very fine do. SlO2. 10
1lH. Manufacturing Tnhacco SGE 10 II. Market quiet
with liberal inspections.
WlEAT.-We quote ~ 70 10 / 10 for prIpe Red aud
White. Inferior grades ~ o..
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=, EX c UESION tesnssaAs
AIaE o'oHHrO"S G.

4 N Excursion train OF the llchhonu @110Aa0S@
"a and York River Railroad win leave Richmond, on SAT-
UKDAY, the 18Th inst, at II 10, \. 81, arrive ut Vest Point
Gus steamer VEST POINT, CapsainJ. Z. Rowe, which Will
leave IVES. Point At ".3U 7. ~, and arrive al Yorktown at
4 p. 81. ,,u
and arrive ut West Potat AZ S.SO r. ". The train WIZ teaVe
West Point q: Gas p. VI, and arrive nj RiclIho!id ~ $40
p. VI. n.
The excursionists can dine ut West Point, have q hne
view Of York River, and remain an hour ut YORKTOWN.
A BAND or MUSIC will be in Attendance.
Passage for tho r ouSp Tglp 81 80. Aug 14St
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TO 'rlIE FARMERS AND PLANTERS
OF VIRGINIA MI NORTH CAROLINA.
EDHLE & CO.'S
SOLUBLE PHOSPIATED PERUVIAN
u a O,
m sIiE best, cheapest and most permanent FERTILIZER
L yet offered 10 the AsricultuFaist endorsed by Dr. Il.
H.. Stabler, OF Alexandria, Va, and Prof Campbell M0rli,
ofNrw York, two of the most eminent Chemists OF The
United States, rs the only combination OF Phosphate and
Aninonlgted
GCANOS
Yet offered In L. really soluble form. 1t IL composed OF
No. l Peruvian and Sonbrero GCANOS, OF our own direct
Importation from the
CiiINCIIA AND sOMEEER0 ISLANDS,
And warranted
FREE ron ALL IMPURITIES.
IL has been severely tested by many OF the most success
full and Intelligent farmers, both in Virginia and Maryland,
side by side with Peruvian Guano, and its superiority alone
fully proved, being
IL PER CENT. CHEAPER.
The SonbrerO Guan0, before hrins added to the Peru
Wan, Is rendered immediately soluble, by Il process but re-
Gently discovered, and peculiarly our own.
The value OF Peruvian Guano combined with this Super.
constituent is supplied By the %sonbrcro, Which the Peruvian
does not possess In 5 ohigh n degree when used alone.
PRICE $50 PEI. TON OF 2,Ou0 POUNDS.
TO those who prefer il, We will be preparedto furnish No.
| Peruvian and SnmhrrrO tiuanos, direct from the Islands.
Also, Columbian, Mexican and African Gunnos.
FO"LE g. CO.,
Alexandria, Va.
HILL & SOIFLEET,
July 23-lSC4mL Sole Agents at Richmond, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, Arcrsr -.

~rLDrs.-Superfne 5 Bias G&; Extra 6a6 IS; Family q 80
al 30. CoxS.-Whie i3atGc. mixed '0c. yellow .uc.
OATs-Struck measure 30 cents. WIEAr-Sew white
81 S0al ~: new red a%al 81. HAY-Pcr 100 lbs. C2 TO
i5c. RYK C3aGJ.
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, ArGrsr IL.
FLovn-G W to d 50, City Mills Extra 6 80 to G -
Family : 80 10 s on. WuEAT-wtile ! 50 to | 80 red
| % to l 20. CoRS-10 cents. OArs-+5 to 80 CTS. The
quantity OF wheat offering on market Is large.
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MERCHANTS SA WINGS BANK oF RICH.
MOSD.

20 OnfFnHI N"V3WUO'-%,
Office with the Richmond Fire AsIoc!::itn.
MONEY received on deposit In sums Of Ave doilsrs
INl and upwards. on which Interest will be paid at the
rite Of six per cenlula per annum for sums rrm".u!nG
SIX mouths or longer; Tor shorter periods. interest at The rate
OF five per centum per annun. The whole Joint fuat ic-
sponsible for deposits. Deposits received, and certificates
issued by the Cashier.
pigncTunS.
David Currie John Dooley,
X. II. Maury, 10. y. l'urton,
VIM. G.. Paine, Vim. II Christian.
Geo. y, GwutIimey, James II. uacte:t,
Lewis Ginter, John II. Montague.
John =. Sublelt, Geo. J. Sumaer.
jag. l.. Appersou, John J. Wilson.
Peter G. Warwick, John Z. Slalrr.
John Thompson Brown.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, President.
ROBERT T. BROOK Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT. Secretary. Aug IL
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HOE SPRINGS,
IN BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA..

EVEk
E1llIS well known watering place is now offered for sale.
L II Is situated twenty miles from the Mlllboroush Depot
Of the Virginia Central Railroad, and except that short dis
lance, has an unbroken Raircad connection with the prin.
cipal cities OF the United States.
As n remedial agent, In Il large number OF the most scri.
Gus maledies, for the relief OF which persons from all por.
tions Of the united States resort during the summer months
to tie mountains Of Virginia, the waters Of the Hot Springs
have attained II reputation superior 10 that Of any other
mineral water In The State.
The buildings for hoarderS are sufficient TO accommodate
more than 200 persons.
There are now upoa the premises TEN BATHS. constant
" supplied with fresh water from different springs OF various
temperatures, from IS TO JOG deg. Fahrenheit.
As the supply OF Mineral Water Is most abundant, the
bathing accommodations might be Increased TO any extent
that could be desired.
4 more healthy and delightful summer climate can no.
where be found. \ valuable Farm or more than 900 acres
Is attached to the Springs, and will be sold with them.
For terms address, {. Gnode, Hot Spilngs, Va, or ThoS.
F. Goode, Eoytton, MecElenhurg county, Va.
!. G00DE & Tll0S. 7. GO0DE,
Iuly 1i-cim EXECUTORS Of Thomas lioode, decd.
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- THE Il EG GL.AK MOSTNLX
: Meeting of the Young Mems Christian Arsocia-
held THIS lTuesdsy) EVENING, at 2 o'clock.
+,omi. in Goddin's Hall,
-ay VIII BE- read iy eer. T.. T.. l'rice. The public,
~, especially The Ladies, are invited TO attend.
., 20bT. t. RICHARDSON,
HrrorlInu Scr'ry
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elias y. MnERIss.
VI IN HENRI

Y TT, = IL MILES FItUN TIE CITf UF NICEIUHD,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND EOlTY ACRES, o.
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, FOR SALE.-I clcr Cor GALE
(prIvatcly) that very valuable farm situated rs described
above, containing lIO acres. about half cleared, and Is 10
good heart, rs the growing crops Indicate.
The balance OF the land Is well be, In pine and osE. II
ndIolns the farms known AZ Auburn and EE.a. Shades. soh
lis proximity 10 the city OF Richmond renders 4, valuable Al
HI agricultural or dairy farm and from the high price OF
vegetables, Il would be profitable us II marke. ore also.
The improvements consist Of 4 Cottage res!dence, wish TOUR
rooms, and the usual out-bui!dinss, al In good order, 5nd
a we'll OF excellent wafer In the yard. The location !,
healthy and society very good.
Further information can be had upon application 10 DR..
10. Il. LINE or the subscriber. Address, Richmond. VIZ.
TERMS liberal. ;. \. lARI, VI. ID.
A. 1n-lviF
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WHOLESALE. AND sss.r.Ara.

WT1OIfISi De. -sNiS 5f2V.tEE'
ENRENCu BRANDY, inferior to nOle la any market, r.
IL well as Sherry, Madeira, Port Wine, l!cck, ChaDpsfa-.
CIaret, Gin, Kun and other imported articles Of this Kind,
will always be found at the store Of the uHdoTsigaed.
EyrrytIipg sold in his establishment Is warranted 10 DC
| MS represented and the ruuli,y OF the goods VILLA ~! Gases
Justify the price.
A.e"''' - 80" y. CtA%2.
t.,u.sf ~
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SLAVE,

Is M " u IVA = KS
IN TIE JAIL OF MECKLENDCI;G, VIRGINIA.
DAY o.stwo since, a runaway slave woman was ar
"a. rested In and committed to the jail OF this county. She
Is flom 70 TO 80 years Of age. rery. bright Inulniio complex
uusr.er of a dollar on her left cheek bone, and says her
name IS POLLY. She had oil when arrested Il BLACK SILK
dress aud II colored handkerchief Gil her head. She says
she belongs to Mr. George Miller OF Ptsylvania county
that some eighteen months ago, when she was in the posses.
sion Of L man who was the agent of George Miller, She was
She made her escape from him some months ago, md when
arrested was on her way back to pittsylranla. The
owner Of said slave Is hereby notified TO assert bis claim, or
{. X. EDMONs0N, Tailor.
p,rd,o, V. August CIV
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80 CLiSSICNE TEACHERS.

4 AN about To rciuovr 10 Richmond, AMI will sell my
4 DWELLING HOUSE with TWO ACRES uF LAND, well
enclosed, with Ice-iluuse land i Railroad Of 4 few hundred
feet to the ice pond, from which The lcc-liouse can be filled,
with two horses, in a part Of 4 day. Stable, Corn.iouse, &c.
The situation i commanding aud beautiful, and would suit
n teacher Of ability rs Il nne opening IN that department
for u lucrative business. Tie House consists OF o base
ment OF brick, with ,wu rooms and Il pan,ry-two rooms on
the first floor nnd two rooms on the second ~noor-Palnted
outsid. and in, and has been built within q few years.
/ will sell the property at Il sacrifice, and will make the
payments easy, US ! 10 not wish to leave il in the hands OF
8 tenant. For terms apply 10 ine At Richmond, or to Joseph
~lIodgson at Columbia, Pluvanna county.
July 2-4twf JAMES VI. Estes.
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A%NJIIE MARX E1'S !

CokS-slal 10 per busl,eI. IuDAcCo-!ugs 81 suaj: com.
mon leaf Gus; fpe-in demand 80 90 to &c q. WnEsr-
white 81 20al 50.
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Administrator, and for himac!f and other hri
COMMISSIONERS SaLsI OE FARM CON-
TANNING 2i3 ACRES OF LAND, IN ClIESTERFIEl.D,

RICHMOND.
4 s Commissioner OF the Circuit Court Of the city OF
IA Richmond, appoInte! by a decree entered gu The 18th
July, lstO, in the case OF Ksrsting against SOitker, &C., |
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
fair; II not, the next fair day. the tract OF land referred to
In the plaintiffs bill, containing 2+3 acrcs. OH the fioode's
Bridge Road, II miles from the city OF Richmond, adjoining
the lands OF Rev. James Gregory, Miles chllsley's estate,
and othrrs-about n e.half cleared, balance heavily sci IN
pine and oak wood. The buildings consist ~ a dwelling
containing five rooms, stable, barn, &c. The place Is we'll
watered by q stream running through il, anu by snod
springs. Possession given Immediately.
TERMS :-0ne-third cash, balance al 4 and IL months, for
negotiable notes, Interest added, and title retained I'LL all
the purchase money Is fully paid, and a con Teyance order.
ed by the court. MARMADCKE JOHNSON, COnm'r.
Iutv OS-stju
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TfOUSE SENNfNE.
~ TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'CLOCK. will sell ~
likely sIulalto BOY, Il years old, raised IN i gcn,es
family, and sold for no fault.
Anu D-ilS HECTOR IA ttS ltrf
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POPLAR SEC!H FOR SALE!

I'M The 2,th S~EPTEHBEI, J Shall Sell, on Tie premises,
" at PUBLIC AUCTION, the Tract OF Land, IN Spot.
sylyauia county, on the line OF the Gordonsvillc Railroad.
called POPLAR NECK. Il contains about As Acres, Is
heavily timbered, anil ahounds in iron ore. 1t has, also,
GOLD on II, most probably. leng nesrth the Catlarine Fur
mace, aud Immediately OH Ike Railroad, It's present and pro-
:puctivc value Is very great. To men Of enterprise, 1t Is I
most desirable investment. ~ il would furnish crosSties for
many miles Of road, and Il, wood and ore must be highly
valuable when the Fmrnscci !, again put IN blast, which must
probably soon rcrur. Address. tiuincy's Post Office, Va.
SAMUEL SlIOOLER. NJ A.,
Aug. ?-ctI Principal Of Edge Hill School.
piri,mcnh +. WL;r" rouv.
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WTHEEEAS the Genera! Assembly Of this Common
w wealth, has authorized a Bank to be established In
tho city Of Richmond, under the name Of " The Traders
Bank Of the City Of Richmond, and has Incorporated the
same as IL bank for circulation, drposite and discount, with
4 capital OF not less than one hundred thousand dollars,
nor more than one mIllio1 of dollars, 10 be raised by sub:
whereas, |, has been certified TO the satisfaction Of the Ex.
ecu.ive, that the sum Of three hundred and one thousand
one hundred dollars, being more than the minimum capital
uforrsaiJ, has been subscribed, that The said Eauk has &C.
tually and In good faith, of its own absolute property, In the
current ccin OF the United States, one hundred and eighty
one thousand dollars, being more than ,hree-tifihs OF the
amount subscribed, aud the sia-unt required by law, and
that said corporation has been organized by the election OF
j President and Directors: Now, Therefore, In conformity
to law, / do hereby make this proclamation. declaring the
facts aforesaid, anI that the bank Is authorized TO coin.
mence operations.
49, Given under my hand, rs Governor, and under
LIS 1.-The Seal Of The Commonwealth, this first day OF
t-~ August, 1850. JOHN LETCllER.
Ry the Governor:
GEORGE v. MuSrcIp, Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
August DIV
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rInIrSE SLKI,sS T

kGh SEGIsOES.-This dag, at 10 r'c,ccS, I'll be
w sold 80 likely slaves.
HECTOR DAVIS, Are,.
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For further particulars nppiy to
GUDDIH i AppERS0N, Richmond, or
GEO. v. GaTEWOoD,
A VALUABLE FAKM FOX SALE.

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WILL offer ut public sale, on WEDNESDAY TIE FIF.
Z TENTH DAY OF August If fair, II not, the next
fair day, OH the premises, n must valuable farm, situated In
Nelson county, Virginia, on the North fork Of Rocklsh river,
within $ miles OF the Central and II miles Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. The tract contains o5 acres, OF
which nearly half are rich iow-grounds. About 800 acres
are cleared and wellcnclU:ed, the balance In timber. On
it there Is IL good and conrcnieu, dwelling house, situated
on Il beauii III cmlncnce overlooking nearly the entire farm,
and all other necessary outhouses for comfort md conre-
nience. This farm Is regarded as one OF the very best In
the couuty-tle location, for health, Is unsurpassed In flr-
ginia -convenivn: both to churches and schools.
TERMS accommodating. Ny Poi, Office Is "Grcenheld,
Nelson county, Virginia" JNO. II. COLES.
lnl.. L Ii 80
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
CiIsOLaNK FARM FOK

VALUABLE GAIsOLaNK FARM ROK
SALE.
HUE sanseT.brr oilers for sale privately till the 18TH
\ or hpGtST next, and OH that day, III not previously
sold, OF which due notice will be given) publicly, 10 the
highest bidder, Il TRACT or LAND, containing G!i Acres,
o. which lie Frsl'ics, lying M the ,nnin roal leading from
Bowling Hre'i l." Port I:"yal, eight miles from the former
and i's iai,rS from the latter place.
Two hunHred acres Is in grud Timber Of original growth;
frlv acres @i very rich hpuuin land, now In cultivation.
The lallu $ III ghod :iltI-wrll enclosed, and we'll adapted
to th- growth OF C"rn. Wheat and Tobacco, particularly
the finer qualities OF the latter,
The Farm u divided into three shifts, whicl, will make
about $50 barrels Of Corn.
The improvements consist OF a small Dwelling House,
TTn liarns, anu school, Tobacco, Carriage, Meat and Ice
Houses, SIX Servants Cabins, all In good repair, u good
Garden, wei! enclosed, Fruit Trees, &c.
The Location Is Very healthy and the water good.
The suosorIper Has arranged to remove, and Is deter
mined TO sell.
The public are Invited TO examine this very desirable
Farm. For lrriIs. which will he liberal, apply to Mr.srs.
Robert, or Walter &. IIurlsin, at IiowIlny Green, who are
authorized 10 Sell. or In The suh. criher on the premises.
Caroiine county. GEORGE ". THlCE.
June 1S-cWtds
TIE BEA UrlTUE COUNTRY SEAT or
SENENTl-rllREE ACRES, Oh TIE WESTIIAM PLANK
ROAD, AND on 10th SIDES OF GRACE STREET,
CALLED "OCCANElCEE," Fol; SALE.
a 1 the reluc:t OF Mr. John +. Wren, We are authorized
IA to sell his beautiful county seat, located Rs above,
three miles "est OF Richmond. This place Il so well known
mat IL minut: discrliiiUn is deemed unnecessary. The bulll.
ihBs = ample i0r the Use 81 large family, and ire surround
CD oy DeAutiIul shade AID ornamental trees. The place will
be sold entire Or divided into four parcels Of about eighteen
acres EACH For terms apply to
July 25-c1m lrc,jon..rs
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Aug. aU-cif

STATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CoUN.
y TY.-rO wfr: Az Rules held for Chesterfield Circuit
Court, in the Clerks 0nicc thereof, On the first Monday In
August, lSG0, being the fourth day of said month,
Thomas Wprsiam, rim,
against
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LIND OH SALE. A%DJOINING NNi,

MEAN u Eh1th UEtOl, ON u ikIi.'i SFs'N-
TRIAL RAILROAD, FORTY MILES ABOVE
IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER ALSO, CATTLE,
SHEEP, HOGS. &c.
MILL be sold, oil the premises, ut Public Auction, On
w MONDAY, TIE SEVENTEENTH or SEPTEMBER
next, II fair, and II not, the next fair day thereafter, andto
continue from day to LAY, until completed, three tracts Of
Lant, belopgin 10 the estate or the late Lapceot Phillips.
Two OF the tracts come up TO Beaver Dam Depot, being di.
Ylded by the Railroad; the'one on the north side ofthc Rail.
road, with buildings ut and near the Depot, contains about
300 acres, and the other, on the south side Of the Railroad,
contains about 100 acres. These two tracts will be surveyed
before the sale. The other tract, about Il mile from The
same Depot, contains about 30 acres, and j lot Of l6I
scres, separated by O lane from the latter.
These lands are wcll-watered. have ample timber and
fTe-wood, are suited TO the grorth Of Corn, Wheat and To.
Sacco, and for health no locution Is more healthy.
The stock ofCattlc, Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &C., vii! be sold a: the same
time.
TERMS OF SaLE.-Fort the Land, %oucfourth OF the purchase
money cash, and the Residue In three equal instruments, Of
nine, twelve and eighteen months, with bond anl good Sc.
curity, with interest from date and Il deed Of trust on the
land.
For the personal property, all sums OF $40 and under,
cash, and all over that sum, nine months credit, with bond
and good security, with interest from date. The Cattle and
Sheep are improved stock, large and fat, fine heef and nut
ton, fine miich cows, oxen, &c.
The Undersigned living nj Beaver Dam Depot, will show
the Lands 10 any nnc wishing 10 buy.
JOHN W. PHILLIPS,
Administrator, and for himac!f and other heirs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
nY PULLIAM 4 CO., Auctionccrs.

o. NEGROES-Wr will sell Twenty-Five likely SE-
GC GROES To-Day, ut ~ O'Clock.
PuLLIAM & CO., Auct'rs,
Odd Fellow Hall.
n. B.-liou.s Servants. Cooks, Washers aud Iro.efs. Ni
sale privately. P.SC0.
KY DAVIS. g. CO..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
HICKOCK'S PATENT PORTABLE CT

4 AN SUPPLIED, with the above Mills, made with many i'm.
/ proycinents, aud Ia q superior style. The grinding cyl
inders are Of east iron ins:eai Of wood, as formerly made.
The screw Is Of Two inch wrought iron; the beam cast iron;
heavy and strong. Altogether /: Is the most perfect Cider
Mill extsns.
Any farmer who has this mill eau, ut any time, make l
few gallons OF sweet cider in ten minutes with . single boy,
and can equally as well make ten barrrls a day with about
three hand.. With this Mill you cun make Cider rs you
want 1t, and In quantities from r single gallon TO any num-
Der Of barrels. Ii. VI. SMITH,
An, o-cam No. II, Main street.