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FOR SALE-IHE TOOLS AND STOCK
ol the steam engine ami machine surI of the
.-te SAM EL X. BRYANT consisting OF planners,
drilling ut.'u,s lutI.5, latur t.. ia, vices, steam
GARDNER, nj t.e Esia'Id I.Ju Work., ii, q ,utn-
| hn 4. HYT 6'I10
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EOR SALE At a BARGAIN, a FARM OF
% acres OF cleared land, with good buildings I;
also 20 aci,s OF woodland, / y miles from the at,ye,
near the VILLAGE ot WiI4mHiuWU, O4agso Co,
~ V; will he sold fur ,urn cash, or exchanged for
a small house and lot In Brooklyn or WlIismH-
bur,h Inquire Of or address JAMES ilAlr' -
West 33d n, New York; Al9 G'lOb
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EOR SALE OR TO LEI--A HOUSE OF SIX
rooms. to',tt,r with ~ acres ui land, seven be-
ug garden, stu It'd ia W,ttchrstrT, ten miles fium
\. y, two minutes walk 10 Steamboat For iuIl
particulars inquire ot NJ. T. ARSOw, Ef1. Puss-
muster, n'Ht the pr"iulsos, or ~ Bi RNl ON's
Bp,h torres lyG Blwcry. apy G'llg
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BUTCHERS SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP,
- the owner having other business. which rr.
lre lpuse, 81, doing = fair trade. Apply NJ 3sl
Brpt kcr Il. aIi H'lIU
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ERIC'S FRIEND.
A sasry sad as Truth, nnd pale ana color
les a. Real Life"
BY AUGUsrA nERBER r.

Entered anN,-dlns 70 At " Congress, IN nc
ClerkS Ohce, cl the Disri.t Court %. tle s'"titfn
Disl riot oi New Yntk, is '-os : Heaca' ih 'ne
rear one thousand oishi d. nireo and H'h'!-'NN
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n GRnCERY In RENr nR T0IEASE- IN

Il th'Nfkl ~ klNI bk w LEASE, ~
9Jd 81, cut 80 feet east of the 5lp ave, n SD
~ also the upper part uitHp neat dwelling houses,
with crDtHn water On the floor, in SD At, about
500 feet "n7t Of 3,h ave- to rent. Apply t. Mrs. l..
j. LOWEI.Y, on the premises. app 6'll6
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-20 YOUSG
norsns, iuH rom Canada wet IL 10 II hands
.gh, = yuHrs oli, all aluil aud kfu'. also one
'Hrsc witt iJsL Inquire IN tbs bis,s-mtl sb"p
100 folk st aIS G'iO9
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T,ALDWEII.S BAKERY FOR SALE
with lease, custom and fixtures. App'vtll sold
ut poe Grove It. ! .fs.y G ty. apps a'lIi
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ALL DISCHARGED VOLUNTEERS--ON
n account of disability can have their pensions
aud 500 bounty procured 10y
j. u. MORGAN & co,
Army and Navy Bankers, 293 Broadway.
LIS 9Iacsl3B
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E'OR SALE-A SPLENDID LIQUOR Store
witt sio k Nri hNtures in one OF thc lpst
unrogghfaros ia this city, near a ferry, and doing
a good cash trade; reason Tor selling made known.
Apply T. PANrEN, % Division It, for days.
Rug g'i2a
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lAA~MNeC8
CdAnl&srcH, 0epA lA-fAs CsssSe NJ mo.
cial dlspascA nom knoxvils, dat1a yesterday
which says:
a courier, who len Lsxinsssa, Ky, On shs 0sh,
reports that Kirby smith was moving forward, and
tns people rising IN masse TO Join him. Three
thousand wcrs recruited In twenty four boura-.-
Ten Kentucky rssinsnts are being raised under
Gen. A. Bufofd.
Gen. Smith made . Triumphant entry Into Lex.
sugton on the lst instant. He was received with
popular demonstrations Of qualification. Morgan
arrived on the 4th, and was also gladly welcomed
Col. Scotts .f.ouisiana cavalry took pussesiun Of
Frankfort on the 3D.. The Confederate flag wits
displayed from the dome Of the Capitol, and the
troops received quite an ovation. Tho enemy
evacuated She place on the I'd. Scott pursued.
and captured several prisoners and three hundred
mules.
The Lexington Statesman. If the 9Th, contains a
stir ing address from Generals Su,ith and Butord.
Humphrey Marshall WIS., expected to reach Paris
on the night Of the 9th, and would sncaap on his
own farm.
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,,ox OUR ARMY--RHPORTxp cApruBE
IN HARrESB PERRY, WITH RIGHT
~,,nrxAND PRKONENA

Information received IN this city yesterday rem
49,. n almost certain that the Yankees Il llarper's
r.r,x in Jefferson county, numbering some eieh,
.,,rs.nd have saErSnde. ed TO our forces undo,
a., jackson. A gentleman who came down on
~, Central train states that Gen. Jackson crossed
Ns Potomac on Friday afternoon and moved on
.,,nshnrs, aud that The Federal force there, some
-. Ar three thousand, fell back 70 Harpers Perry,
-,.r, there was Yankee army Of about i've
,,oa.ana On Saturday morning Gen. jackson
..<,ei down 10 Hxlisown. in Jefferson com
, four .ni;cA wcet Of tbs Ferry, wher
' .nesmred that hight. Another division Of on,
.-,x wa said TO be in poss, ssioa Of the Ma<ylam
,t.,sh,s. opposite Harper Ferry, while ,hir,
,,..;on w, stated To he marching on, the sam.
,;,, from She Loudoun side. Tie Federal force,
~. thus completely hemmed ip. without chanc.
e. sscs,e. and II the abatement be true tina, on,
,,rces asd possession Of Maryland Heights viii
,a,l. hope Of Successful resistance.
rt,.m the same source We learn that news va,
,.c.iycd AT Gcrdcnsville yesterday morning. tina,
,bs Yankees surrendered on Sunday morning with
~, 6,ins gun, We think il highly probable this,
M. sssiemen, is correct, and II &c. II opens up com
,,nnic atom between the Valley aud our army a,
FREDERICK.
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From Mississippi.

MOBILE. Sept ia special dispatch to the
Ert"ins News. sfcm Tupelo. dated yesterday, says,
Gen. Price's army moved rom Baldwin, Miss
Friday last, on forced marches. messenger lust
arrived reports that ON Saturday afternoon the al
vance guard, under Gen. Armstrong. surprised aud
attacked the Yankees, G000 strong, at luka, driving
them out OF the town, and taking 30 prisoners
Gen. Price, with the main body, came up Sunday
morning. The enemy fled in the direction of East
port leaving in our hands $lGO NO worth of stores.
principally Hour and salt Gen. Price gave chase
and when last heard from was seven miles behind
the enemy.
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FROM GEN. JoRING's COMMUNICATIVE
OF CHAkLESvON

A disrs,ca received at the War Department
yesterday afternoon. from Gen Loring ia person.
ss;e. ,hst nj o'clock Saturday hast his forces
after having routed the enemy. entered the town q,
Charles m. X ,na..ha county. The enemy .vaou
s,ed the tcwu during the morning. burning all THEN
sores and large portion If the town.
They te,rea;vd hastily in the direction Of thu
Ohio river. but hopes were entertained tha, their
ts,rssi wcuid BE- Intercepted, as Gea. jenkins WA
either between them and the ohio or. with ~ con
siderable force, threatening their flank. The CAP
ture of Charleston rlsces the rat works Of Ia
uswha il our possession.
The following is An exact copy of the dispaicl
shove alluded 20:
CHARLESTON, kANAwHA Co, Va,
September l3;b, 1852
Hag. G. w. RaHaoipA:
After incessSut 5. ivmshis e from GaKley down
We took this place at O'Clock z. NJ Ihu eucmy
SIX regiments strong, made stout resistance, burn
Dg ih,ir stores and most of this town in their Re
iE-S;- Our lass slight-the eneGys heavy. He IL
Il fail retreat-Jehkius i'll his Tear.
W. W. LuKIaa, Msior-Gen1 Comdg.
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ADDRESS Or COL. RRADLEV T. JOHNSON
TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND

TO THE PEOPLE OF MARYLAND.
The following address has been issued by Colone,
Bradley T. johnson, who accompsnys our army in
Maryland;
To The People Of Maryland:
After sixteen months of oppression more CALLING
than the Austrian tyranny. the victorious army of
the South brings freedom to your doors Its stand
ard now waves from the Potomac to Mason and
Dixons line The men OF Maryland who. during
the last long months have been crushed under the
heel of this terrible despotisnl, have the op-
portuuity for working out their own redemption,
for which they have 80 long waited, and suffered,
and hoped.
The Government Of the Confederate States il
pledged by the unanimous vote OF it's Congress, 10y
the distinct declaration Of its President the soldier
and statesman Davis, never 10 Cease this war
til Msryl has the opportunity to decide for her.
self her own fate, unit aailneed aad free from Fed
ersl bsyonets.
The people Of the South. with unanimity unpaT
aileIei have given their besrta to native STATE.
and Hundreds of thousands OF her sons have sworn,
with arms in their hands, that you shall be Free
You must now do your part We have the arms
here for You. l authorized immediately 10
muster in for the war companies aud regiments
the companies Of oDe hundred Iasn each; the rcg
ments Of ten companies. CGme. all who wish to
s.rike for their bsrties and their homes. Let each
provide himself with stout pair Of Shoes a
good blanket, and q tin cup. Jacksons men have
no baggage.
Ufie-rs are in Frederick to receive recruits, and
all companies formed will be armed soon ~
mustered in Rise q, once!
Remember the celis Of Fort AcHenry! -Remem-
Der the dungeons OF Fort Lafayette and Fort War
rem, the >psults to your wiyes and daughters, The
arrests. sthe midnight searches of your h uses =
Remember these. your wrongs aud rice at once in
arms and strike for liberty aud right
BiApIE, r. JOHNSON, Col. G. S. A.
September Sth, 1862
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From Tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA Sept. l5.-intelgsnce received
by the Daily Il bei says taHt Buell. has returned in
force to Nashville, having stolen from ten to twelv.
thousand negroes, and pu; them to work upon the
Notifications around Nashville. The negroes are
starving. Many have escaped to their owners,
Large meetings have been held by Tennessecans
In Middle Tennessee Tho count. IL arotssd, aud
the people resolve never to allow tbs enemy again
to control their State.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

4 letter iruu Monroe coun:y. under dale of.the
tih gives tie following cheering of affair,
10 thai section lie says: '0-n-rsd Lorhs moved
to day ia the direction vi the kanawba. Fresh re.
crui;s coming III every day from tbs Vest
!; is reported thst G.i-l 81 jenkins has received
in the issi week some 200 fresh troops He j.
now la tue NoiiGNts- He captured. a f~w days
sSo, in W-stoa. Lewis county, large amount OF
baggage stores, Sc, which WAS sent there from
Beverly 10 prevent lmboien from getting it,
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LATEST FROM TIE NORTH.

Baltimore papers, Of the 18th inst, were received
8, late hour last night They contain very little
Of interest. The enemy are quite "a isnoraut OF
tbs movements of the Confederate army AZ could
be wished. I be Amtrieaa has startling dis
patch announcing that the ''Confed. rates are on
The mvve;" but it is unable to state where they
sre moving TO-. The rumored resignation Of Sew.
ard is not confirmed. The department OF the North
west, 10 which Sen. Pope has been assigned i'll
GUIDES the States of Wisconsin, Iowa, aud Mime
sofa sud The Territories Of Nebraska and Dcco.ah
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THE LEGISLATURE.

In the SeHate. yesterday, Mr.. Ball offered the
following resolution. which laid over under the
rues:
F.salUtd That the Committee on Finance ipu,Ijre
iuo The espediency Of off rog some relief 10 the
people at the counties OF the Commonwealth re
gently occupied by lbs enenJ, either by the rus
tension OF remission Of the taxes for the past
yesr.
Mr. euesenberry submitted resolution ipaulr.
Ing into The "xp dieucy of allowing compensation
10 the Commis ,ioners Of tbs Revenue who have
teen preTen.ed from making their returns within
.he prescribed t,a,. owing to tie presence of tia
.aeny.
NJ Frazier submitted the following resolution,
81 Oh lai over under the rules:
i.s,oirtd. That in thu sense of this General As.
F4liby ~ dehsses end sets should be confined TO
he subject Of salt and the variaa other topics en-.
Gr-,s4 in tie Governors Message be postponed to
81 a1joGEGed session.
ht 3arne.; offered resolution to the effect thai
b ,qa! ec;:.s.t;ss be authorized to eousider thu
PtapfietT OF amending the laS OF enclosures. eon
molly known a. the Faces law.
Mr. Collier offered the following resolution, which
was agreed to:
Rtsolvsd, That the Committee on Military AZ
tsrs irqdre and report whether the forces now be-
ing raised pursuant to the act of NJ ~ 5th, leG2,
10: tie Command of Gen J. B. FLOYD shall be dis.
landed Of transferred {, the General Government
Mr. Pate also Offered resolution on tbs same
relates to Gen Fl ,yi'. command be referred to a
JOIN, committee Of We members Of the Senate ami
SEVEN Of the Heu.e Laid over
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, 80 wuch of the
eovernors Message rs relates 10 salt was referred
to Joint committee of the two Houses
The President pro ten appointed Messrs. Thomp
son, Greaves Newman. Wiley. and Farley said
COMMITTEES Gu the part Of the Senate.
Adjourned
10 the House, Mr.. Coffman, Of Rockingham, was
Gully sworn in as delegate from said county and
l'oS h,s seat. The Governor Message was re-
sssed and its special features referred to various
Committees. On motion of Mr.. Voolfolk, it was
hsotrsd, That special committee be appointed
oinqnre into the manner in which MessrS. Stuart,
sacbsnan Co, Of the Smythe and Washington
sooh,'s Salt Works have complied with their
s'aniF and corporation contracts to furnishing
,a' iso, how far they have complied with their
PROFESSIONS about allowing their salt 10 get into the
as 81 .pscaa'ors, Instead Of being used to Gem.
~ Mnb their contracts. That the said eommittte
"aah'rixsd 10 send for perpons snd papers.
af' epady submitted = resolution. which was
eopisd tina. the Committee for Courts Of Justice
inquire into the eypsdIsncy Of reporting . bill 70
Protect and indemnify loyal citizens from losses Ia.
lH'ed by United States officers under tue action OF
"eoophaca,ion and Emal cipation bills.
The Glowing resolution, offered by 'rr Staples,
was sd,pted h
A,oissa, That . special COMMITTEES ri seven be
,Spon'ed TO in4aiIc nia and report e shis HOUSE.
,a s eosa''ion OF the yrgiuis Wounded se tsess in
ia IIo'iederai- hospitals Of this Stafe. and what
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From Florida.

AUGUSTA, Sept. l5-The Savannah Republican,
OF this morning. has letter from Lake City, Flori.
da dated the which says that the COME derate
battery at st. Johns Bluff. the mo lth Of ST.
Johns river, repulsed on the llth, two Yankee
gunboats. They were badly riddled and crippled.
Our loss was one man killed. and four slightly
At
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FPPINGTON-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Ia SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM, IN THE
COUNTY OF CRESTERfIEt4D, FOR SALE -
Will he sold ut public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, the x2d OF September, If fair If not,
Ola the next fair dsy,) that valuable farm In the
the residences Of the late Archibald Thweat. Esq J,
OF said county. II lies on Apponlattox river aud
Winter Pock creek, about - miles from Peters
burg, and within two tts~e nli.es OF the Clover
Hill pits, with easy and convenient transportation
by the river 10 Petersburg. and by railroad 70
Richmond. Il contains about |, zoo acres, we'll wa
tered, and has abundance Ut forest land, FERTILE
finely timbered, and convenient to tho SAW mill at
the pits rs
The improvements ere Of the best kind aad. 70
. man Of ssasss and experisnco In farming. this
reslIy elegant ucuntry seas efsgs unusual asasec-
tcns rhe soil was originally Of cxcellcat quality.
laree portion NOW stsnding In forest, beisg Axst
rate plant land The Aelds ROW In culttyattsn sfe
In good heart and productive h al the crops usG-
ally cultivated III that part of The e0uptsy.
Attached TO the fasm h valuable Hill 0ile, On
which consads ahle expenditaTv Of lahos end
money hes besn inada for heersetisn q mill
Tho farm may. u desired ~ divided Al sol4 b
s.gsrase pMesA w!th sssd inrso vsmsats- paEns,
oass Vim s. rseslvsd ~ rssraAs NJ Il ~
tiMA befcrs ths day abeSeuenstoqea " j q
LlaH. d4ssiso z. O. ro~Aasen; ani 4 sid pri
E yaaety due notice VIII ~ esven 81 3, s
4 11Rhs- f6ae thifd esas u balArn \ M aySare
Squ11 peyNsptn insAsutt att61s ~ pefeA1ssfs N
l91 eond wtth tpod esuurisy sna : desd g szqsl
ter III dpfAYsa YalQlpnsA
$ ~ Nh e Ata aKnnsess - -. oy1E4uH
nylae n ~ m slssy tt.ae RSfale'
ptng - eoy NM 39N4Nx,
~ 49,
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE WIT q
IN Ii ACRES OF GRuIINl EuR AALE-Xe
HOTEL PROPERTY AT MIL

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT MILL
v FORD, on the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, 40 miles North Of Richmond, FOR SALE
At the request of the owner authorized to sell
that truly valuable property, known as tie Milford
Hotel There are about l45 acres of land attached
TO the place; the Of which IL cleared land and
In the highest state Of cultivation the fine crops
growing on it will show. 1t 10 also well stocked
wi. great variety Of fruit of the best quality
The impre yements are nuInerOur, and consist Of
the fol.owing-viz: A large new brick and framed
Hotel and Store attached. containing 10 rooms;
large Dwelling, containing K rooms above the
basement; a small Dwelling, containing two rooms
large Barns, htables Corn Houses. Wheelwright
Shop. Blacksmith Shop, and other outhouses--the
whole In fair order. The location for hotel, or
store il regarded equal to any In the county, a. 1t
Is believed that, with moderate capital, $4,000 to
$4,000 worth Of goods caa annually be sold: The
bar alone, In ordinary times IL very profitable
A the owner cannot give his psrs0nAl attention
to tbs property he IL anxious to sell, and wll offer
such inducements ~ to Inn ure . sale. Germs very
liberal.
n l0-1W GOODIN Il ApRER&ON.
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MfnfrRD rnio1e0P,o,e

W tarn sAas DOL FnsAaoA L. i u o. W.
grim cavalry. waa esnnanloaeA - a rreslde,s
nrsaalsr0easraa On Moa1ay. On. tss entee,a
The pressas war ~ CaptAino 81 Less vsrssn,A Ran
eeFA cavalry eorps composed II excslsut ma.
terial He see1ns 10 Aavs Inherited fun sharc 81
the military gsaiss Of Light Hosss Harry h,a
grandfather, and of The dlasinguishsd Gen. Robert
: Lee, whose 200 no h. No mon In the uenfsdsra.
y have Lost moro BY the incaricus Of the Y.nhee.
than the Lee family. First taking prosecution Of
Arlington Heights. shey completed their scheme Of
devas.suon and destruction by stealing all the me.
morals including pictures Of the rs,er Pctrir l.f.
BY g. w +. Gusts, his adopted son. Next thew
scise. desecrate. and burn tho White House. tLs
property Of the Junior Lee ran OF bis nssross de-
ssroy his crops. kill his cattle aud stock, and In ac,.
commit al! the excuses that devllish ineenu,,v
can suggest. Yankee depredAsions on this family
alone amount Ia dolla's to hundreds Of Thousands.
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ADDRESS OF GSNL LEE To TIKI PEOPLE
OF MARYLAND
The following ad trsss Of Gen. Lee 10 tho peop.e
Of Maryland has hecn issued from llis headquarters
At Frederick:

Tho following dtrs-s Of Gen. Lee 10 tho peop.e
Of Maryland has becn issued from llis hea,uuarters
at Frederick:
Hte'Rs ARMY or NoRsMxRN Va, I
Near Frederick Town. Sep. sth, ls6r
70 the People IF Mery,end;
II Is right that You should know The purpose that
hes tr"ush, the army under my coms,and within
The hms ot your State, so far ss that pui pose
Germs yourselves.
The people Of the Confederate States have lour
watched. with the deepest sympathy, the wrongs
and outrsges that have been Inflicted upon tins,
citizens OF aCommoawe slth allied to thu States of
the south by The strongest social, political and
commercial ties.
They hav. sccp, with profound Ind sna,ion, their
sister State deprived OF every right aud reduced TO
III. condition of ~ conquered p uvincc.
Under tue pretence OF supporting the Consttu.
ton, but ia violation of its most valuable provi.
stems, your citizens have been arrested ami i'm.
prisoned upon no charge, and contrary to all forms
Of law. The faithful and manly protest against
this outrage. made by the venerable and ius'rious
MaryiaD,t-rs, to whom, III better days, no citizen
appended Tor right in vain, WAS treated with scurn
and contempt. The government OF your chief city
has been usurped by armed strangers; Your f,egis-
iasurs has been dissolved by the unlawful arrest Of
its menb.rs freedom al ths press ami of speeth
have been suppressed, words bxvs beeu declared
offences by arbitrary decree Of the Federal Tx.
ecutye, and citizens ordered ~ ba tried by miti
tary commission for ~ha. they may dare to speak.
Believing that the people of Maryland possessed
spirit too lofty to submit to such Governments,
the people Of the South have long wished to aid
You in throwing off this foreign yoke, to enable
You sga,n to enj ~ the na!ienable rights OF free
men, ard rosters Independence and sovereignty to
your State.
In obedience to this wish our army has come
smoL, you, and IL prepared <e assist you with the
power OF its in regainins the rights OF which
you have been desreiled
This citizens OF Maryi land, ia our mission, far
you concerned.
No constraint upon your free will is intended
no Intimidation will he allowed
Within the uifs OF this army, at least, Mary.
ian,ers shall once more enjoy their ancient fee
dom OF thought and speech.
We know no enemies among you, and will pro-
tsct all, of every opinion
II is for you To decide your destiny. freely and
without C0nstrAint.
I his arnly will respect your choice, whatever it
may be aud while the Southern people will
juice to welcome you TO your natural position
among them. they will only welcome you when
you come oi your own free will. X. +. LEE.
G-uerat Commanding,
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4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE In obediance
IA to sn order of tho Circuit Court OF Aibemarle
county, made at the last May term, will sell on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 3t day of October,
about 1870 acres Of LAND, belonging to the estat :
of DIR. A. H. Rogers, decaased. This land lies :
aud adjacent to the village of Hilisboro. 1t ha .
been occupied by a physician for long time al I
isa superior location for practice. having on it,
neat and comfortable dwelling, with every needle
house and convenience.
TERMs:-A credit of one, two. and three years,
interest from date, payable annually purchaser
giving bond with good personal security. and the
title retained until the money il paid.
My address is Mechim's River Depot.
an 22-2aw6w* NJ w. WALLACE Comr.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
"A SALk-I have for sale q TRACT OF LAND,
c"n aiming sos acres, IA large portion in original
growth, lying five miles east OF the Court House,
Flat N.ocA Crack, adjoining the tract reside
also Mcssrs John Orgain, Jr., joel Parish, and
others. The improvements consist OF dwelling
house, with two rooms above and two below, out
houses, barn, &c. The land il we'll watered, and
In good neighbortocd 1t il within Is miles OF
the Meherrin Depot, on the Richmond and D.nyille
Railroad ls miles OF the Junction OF the Richmond
and Danviiie aud South Side Railroads, and Is
miles of Blacks and VIII ties, the South Size
Railroad Having sufficient land without this,
would induce me to sell a great bargain.
X BERT BOILING,
New Plymouth p. o., Lunenburg CO.. Va
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D. xxDnaoOD 3 EAlCE, As11s.

i ucTrOr sALS0TfUiIirvnx u, 1fsalE
IA fly rsmovipR ffum IN city, On N4DND9DAYs
q 10 o'clock, large quantity Of PaSior, Chas1best
md Kitchen FURNITURE, Ia. Of family 1e9ving
ths city, consulting Of the usual variety fosnd IN
Genteei family
Aftsr which No shall ssll . quantity d Dry
Goods Clothing. Boots 6hoes, ID ss
TERna--Cssh. REDWoOD 4 KEACH,
- l6-tds AuetsonesfA