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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-09
Tna cod onnstlan In E.ondon.

From the Money article of the Daily News
Cola is flowing into the country from abroad
faster than ever. For this there are several
causes, the principal being that as before re-
marked, the balance of trade is still largely Ia
our favor Why it is in our favor may almost
be explained by merely glancing at the posi-
ton of the cotton trade. We are in the habit
of taking from America cotton to the value of
at least ESQ., 00o, coo to 935, 600 900 year, but
these payments have been almost entirely
brought to stop by the extraordinary circum-
stances of the time. The supply lacking from
I America il not made up from any other
/ quarter and the consequence is that the money
| which usually goes abroad to buy the material
of industry for our operatives and Of profit for
our merchants, manufacturers, brokers, and
ship owners, is being stored up in idleness in
I the Bank of England.
In so far as the present superb
/ bundant supply of money arises from reslza.
/ tions of American securities we may, of course,
without Inconvenience, reinvest it in other Sc
curities. If we withdraw money from Ameri-
/ ca, and place it in the bonds of Turkey or
| Egypt, the money market may regard the
I transaction with indifference, for it amounts
merely to exchange of investments. But
! in so far as our abundance arises from the
withdrawal of money from the cotton business
/ or any other branch of trade it behooves US TO
/ be very careful what we do with it.
We stand at this moment, it is true, with
plenty Of cash in hand, but 1t does not consist
of surplus profit, with which We are free te do
as we like; it is rather capital belonging to our
ordinary business, and certain to be again re-
quired by it. This distinction must be care
fully observed, for forgetfullness of it mi ht
lead to much mischief.
Should the country be blessed with good
harvest, there will probably be considerable
i IF Of n i,
the new securities which are now being so
freely created, and without trenching on the
loose trade money. On the other hand, should
the harvest be bad one, the large importa.
tions of foreign grain that will be required
will sweep away a very considerable portion Of
our surplus, and not only cause the influx OF
gold from America TO cease, but probably turn
the balance in her favor. As long as there il
any chance, therefore, of our surplus funds
meeting with employment in this way it it
very desirable that we should not entangie
ourselves with any extensive commitments.
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THE New York Independent publishes list,
three columns in length, Of thenames of clergy
men and clergymen's sons who are performing
active service in the army as chaplains or off,
cors. The list, says the Independent, grows
long and grows glorious.
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ARREST OF a LADY-Mrs Mitchell,
daughter Of General Leslie Combs, was ar
rested at Lexington, Ky, on Thursday, by
order of the military authorities, charged
with having papers and letters in her posses
sion conveying information to the rebels.
She was searched, but no papers were found
upon her person. The arrest was made by
Col. Dudley, Chief of Police.
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1t is said that jew declined to purchase
some iron because it happened to be pig.
Vanity o, Vanity We saw dustman
stop the other day to have his coat brushed.
The devil has work enough for all his friends
but he pays their wages only in fuel.
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SECEs sIONISTs.

The Louisville Journal, applying words
from WALTER ScoTF il Kenilworth, says it is
difficult duty TO exercise patience towards q
SecessIonist, for he is more false than siren,
more rapacious Than griffin, more poisonous
than wyvern, and more cruel than lion
rampant
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THE Panama Bulletin tells this curious stor,

1HE IdDAIIA DUtttttt teils thlS curious STORY
at will be recollected that, about four years
ago Mrs. Kearny, wife of the late Mr.. James
Kearny, died in this city. Her husband, at
that time being a merchant in Aspin wall!
had zinc coffin made, in which she was
placed, and also quantity Of alcohol, the
whole then embodied in charcoal in still
larger coffin, for the purpose of preserving her,
as it was her husbands intention of having
her remains sent to England; but shortly af
terward he took sick himself, and died, as also
his Child. The body of his wife then remain
ed undisturbed, until short time ago, instruc-
tions were received from her relatives N Eng
land to have the body exhumed and inferred
in the cathedral. On opening the coffin the
body was found to be petrifed and perfectly
marble-like, but strange to say, as quick as the
air got to the body it changed to light cop
per color"
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rNIoN CAunIpArEs IN KENruoK

The citizens Of Kentucky are tuning them
selves up 10 the true standard of loyalty and
patriotism. They are sick and tired of that
neutrality which has invited the raids of such
men as MORGAN, aud having learned from a
bitter experience, they are bringing forward
Candidates Of The most unquestioned and une-
euivocal devotion to the Union.
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Proclamation of tn President.

WASHINGTON, July, 26.-The President has
issued the following proclamation
By the President Of the United States Of
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SEVERAL of our exchanges come to US with
this sentiment, " Though we have not ended
the war, yet we are rapidly learning how the
war should be ended
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FERRY NOTICE.

E~sss = 1 have possession If the MARK r.
AsA<<s5ass5 CHEEK. she VIII leave Memphis, until
- fuTtaer notice at Ii. and l. NJ. aud So P.
N. leaves Mound City at c and =. NJ, and AZ P
aug9-Iw E. CHEEK. Captain.
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PERFUMERY
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THERE is large and rapid concentration of
rebel forces in Northern Missouri.
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SIS Reward.

T oST A WALLET POCKET BOOK, containing (s2D
Twebty-seyen dollars in bills mostly Tennessee
banks, and dollar Exchange Bank Of Tennessee
There several notes given by Captains attached to
different regiments. The finder will please leave said
Wallet at this Office, where the above reward will be
paid
augs-lt A. HENEERERGER,
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s25 Reward.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, Two FAY HORSES. One
- had two Jumps his bacs, and the other had his
mane The above reward will be given 10 aBy
returning the above described property me- at my
house, on the corner Of Hill and Mostly streets.
jy3l.St WIN. SHUTTLEW0RTH.
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Situation Wanted.
SOBER, Industrious man, having sixteen years ex-
n periencs in The South gardener, wants employ
msBt florist market gardener.
The best city and county references given Address
CHARL Els COLLINS,
Besl stFs,t, next door Adams Bakery.
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NOTICE.

Nj RS. NJ. A. JENNINGS will hear of something very
NJ important iron her iamiIy if she will leave her adj
at this ofice by addressing it to B.J.
eng SIT
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For st. Louis.

Cairo and st. Louis U. S. Mail Packet.
A N CKEENLEAF, Master
Leaves SATURDAY, 9Th instant at 3 P. N.
a., fSSs - This splendid passenger packet will leave
ls41s7 above for the above and all intermediate
So points
For freight Passage apply on board or to
Il. l.. MCGHEE l. CO,
aug9 1t No. Bradley Block.
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LIGHT ARTILLERY!
RALLY to the SUPPORT OF Your COUNTRY,
YOUR SERVICES ARE NEEDED.
NOTICE.

FTNHE Subscribers beg leave say that fey sold
their entire stock Of Furniture, Curtain Goods Car
peting, etc, Mr. JOHN P. HOFFMAN, en- the 22d
ut: and, as he has been in emplo ment for
Der Of past take great pleasure in recommend
ing him to the confidence Of friends customers
We tender them also grateful aekno wedgents for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon and the
time inform them that we shall continue the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,
At the old stand Union street. where we are prepared
to attend TO all orders in that line.
aug9 Nv ]. 4 NJ. FLAHERTY,
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lQuAN-llg9 AAll AllAlaAll AlNA
Every step trOd ~ the Union army since
leaving Yorktown he's beeq upon classic
ground. kWilliamsbnrg, II So of VIII
the DOlonyspf Virgili aud until the dop-
tioR of the gonstitption In 4 7s93 the capital
ofithe Independent State Rinche 4,
further mp the country, WAS, in the early
part OF the last century, the seatOf an old
English huntsmau, whose horses and
hounds ranged all along the country, fol-
loved BY the Virginia aristocrsey and Oft
eltimes by the yonthfpl ~ Arlington. Hans
over and New Kent counttes, tradition tells
sasss Rers the e6dntty OF PoRhatan, tie Ia
nous Indian chief, aud the OhickhhOminy,
near Bottoms Bridge, was the BceneIot Pos
.cahontas' heroic exploit, by which the life
OF the celebrated John Smith was saved.
The Engiishman Rslfe WOoed aud won the
sable princess on the b0nks of this cele-'
brated river, and some of their descend
ants. the great Randolph family, are estabs
lished south Of here, below Petersburg; In
Roanoke county. As the army passed
through Virginia, they were near Month;
cello and Montpelier, the seats Of Jefferson.
aud Madison. White House. In New Kent,
Was the home of Mrs. Gusts. Goal Har.
Dor, or its vicinity in Hanover, Rayeibfrth
70 Patrick Henry, and Ashland 70 Henry
Clay. Richmond WAS fora long time the
residence of Chief Justice Marshall EV-
cry inch of soil, from yorktown to Rich
mond, Is celebrated as the residence of
some patriot or hero whose lauie e re-
noWned throughout the earths and the peo-
pie living there have uumberless traditions.
OF those great men, whose mantle, Il Is sad
to tell, has fallen upon strangers and not
upon. Yirginians. The last remnant of
PoWhatnn's tribe, without any of the viz.
taos of their race, butWith all their vices,
now live in a few miserable huts at Indians
town, on the Pamunky. It is a sorroWful
task to go over this country, sacred for SO.
many memories, and ind il at this day SO
lost and dishonored. Even Washington's
descendants, the last who should have fall
tered, are found foremost in the ranks Of
treason.
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ZION Gen. Bremont,s Army.
Special Dispatch . tbe New York Tineal

~ - MOUNT JACKSON, Friday, June g..
The advance of FremOnt's command.
came into Mount Jackson yesterday, at q
r.. A., driving the enemy's piekets out,
The pursuit of our cavalEysWas delayed by
the removal Of few planks fromla little
bridge just outside the town; which gave
the rebel piokets time to Cross the river,
about mile out, and fire the bridge behind
them. II had been previously prepared for
borning, and in a few minutes felIlin, block
Ing further pursuit until the arrival of our
pontoon train.
The rear guard Of the enemy, about three
thousand men, drew. mp ON ahill mile or so
from the river, and rested. there With pro-
yokinR GOODNESS. They put a section OF
artillery into position, aud threw two or
three shells at us, which fell short. We
returned the FIRE with hOWttseEs and Parrot
guns, but without raising them or disturb.
ing their equanimity.
We shall. Cross the river this morning,
and chase Jackson while there is the least
prospect of success. Fremont is not the
mGn to give up chase despairingly, aud
the men, though wearfed with their long
marches, manifest entire willingness to 20
ahead. 80
tits raining constantly. 9. II: w.
MoUxT JACKSON, Friday, June e..
The rebel jackson burned the bridge
over the north fork, above here, when We
were close upon his heels, and ire.
mendous rain, before our pontool arrived,
swelled the river and delayed our passage
one day. We are now crossing.
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THE Tax BILL has passed the Senate,
only one Powell of kentucky voting
againstit. We shall expect yallandigham
70 do the same in the House. OF course
men of that stripe vote against anything
that looks to q vigorous prosecution of the
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The fall Of Memphis and peighbOring
fortS gives the government undisputed con-
-. troll, we presume, Of the entire Mississippi
=. In very few days, and it may even now,
-. our commerce may flow up and down that
great thorOughfare as of yore. With the
Mississippi in possession of the Federal
GOVstnment, the rebellion is completely
ssurrpunded. Wehold both the avenues of
approach aud escape on every side. We
J Z h4TeiGutth oonfedeFacy In two, and sep
araled ItS armies from region upon which
they must have relied largely for supplies.
Texas, Northern Louisiana, aud Arkansas
- - can no longer send their contributions Of
- beef TO feed the starving rebels They are
- driven out ofall the border States but Viz
gala, land soon will be out of it, aud are
being pressed down upon a country that
iscaunot feed the great armies the conscrip-
igftiosnl hsg bropgbt together. Cat OF from
aid in all directions, how long can the re-
,ss bellion hold out, let it be ever 30 Obstl-
nats3 Fighting Is but small part Of war.
ytetaallidg add clothing men are less per-
flous but no Ices imperiOus, inusmuctl as
an men Rh6EbRVel died from starvation aud ex-
7i+Posure are notOfmuoh account for fighting.
We do not believe the rebels make any call
cnIhtiOn on protracting the war after they
So ~ are expelled from Virginia, which was to
have been the Empire State of the COnfed-
lteracyi but which it is now morally certain
it never With for the reason, If no other,
that there never will be any such COnfed-
...a5eraey.
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-sHEIMsTRERr's
IlnImItable Hair Restorative.
IIleLlSa NllllL1. .nRR-

4s.s "a IT'S z N0Tt44 DYE,
gs gay hair 70 its original color BY sup
ES1HE tls tubes With natural SustSnapee,
80 - z t4se OF qlsease. All ilddHtaneolts dgsg
u - AptY OF the hair, and AFFORD Oh Themselves
az HsllWstEeet 1nimltabls Coloring NOT
ltes but tSes iii lair 5 f5Sf ~ z -
.asvgs1 Lpxnriant Beauty, 4aB
49,. md and santheAA
~ - y Y ~ etopd IL tet pe tiule, being the
n n and p c9h u thsfeSsing
: lsed BY both gentemen and ladies. Its
~ " g eetable dealeFs, br en- b6 brocnEedby
49, q me Commercial agent, d 81 Baruo. 2C2
Sod .. = EIsheGk 8 05. ianS: REID ERRAP
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TuB seeeshers Of Charleston, s. O.. are
WOrkpig hard to complete their iron gun.
boat that is to be so irresistible. When 1t
is done we win tako 1t and put tito re.
spectacle service
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100 CARRIAGFS-

s- ~ "A y IsS q 90. beg leave tic
=, mat they have now on hand, and IN
1880 o. IP5niSng 100 cafih c6nsisIIng Of Ba-
and no top RugieS, al Of Which IA az he istSSt
most improved patterns and Of the best ma
~ end All VIII No warranted to
~ w qttnelt = - 'apes-smdkw
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Total, 1924 1929 1s.44l
NoTB.-In addition to the foregoing, Hon.
". G. Brown received votes in Braxton
for Governor; Lewis "A Hagans, present
Secretary ofthe Commonwealth, received in
the same county 81 votes for 1t. Governor;
Arthur Watson received 6votes in North
amptou for tue same pOsitioui Col. B. a
Smith received52 votes in Brnx ton for At
torusy General E. X. snead received 6
votes in Northampton for the same-and
Robert T. Brown received 6 votes in Writ
county orthe,same.
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- .D5lEta s. &C R.II5slI A.6IsIi....

NJ A dispatch this morning announces the
killing Of Gen. Ashby, the noted cavalry
comma adeF, while protecting Jaeksou's re-
K tttatibg Amy near HarrisOnburg Ash6y
: -. - was Ia daring man and gallant soldier,
md somstbing romantic and chivairici has
invested the name As Of one who, had he
=. been fighting in a better cause, would have
- merited \ better fate.
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THE exports of wheat from New York,
during the last week exceed one million
bushels, iand the sales in the market were
upwards Of one and 9. half million bushels
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sd sEE the news BY telegraph, this Idoorqing,
from General Fremont's column. He is
= tPFessihg hard on Jackson, awaty south of
HarrisonbuFg.
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Ths MaLnbarE Rsvls,Z.-

's The EalnburE Review.
-.sl.sThe April number of this Quarterly Is
on our table, from Leonard Scott & Co..
the pp6lisheFs, New York The contents
f'aapes l. Jesse'a Memoirs OF Richard the
b9hir9 2. Capitalization; ,. Gusssard's
e sdision q The oaFi6vingian Romanees; 1.
Recent researches in Buddhism 5, Nod.
eFh Domestic Service; 6. Nommosen's Ro-
NAM History: Z. Cotton Culture in India !;
e Sir A. Allisonis Lives Of Lord :6astls-
:. ,.irsaga and Sir G. Stewards 9. Public Mon
umspts; 10. David Gray; IL. Clerical
Subscription. $3.50
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latest bY1 EXnreSS.

uSE RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK, by Adams
the1atest styles Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS: pain.
PAD and Rmbroidered soEambIquos Nornases &c
In nne variety. Choice styles Lawns Just opened
All goods at very low prices tar caIh, Call eaily
AZ JOHN R0EAfERS
JelO - No. s. Main St., Centre wheeling
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20 IFoOr Southern neighBors are so fortu.
uAts as to get hold of newspapers from the
North, it is no doubt great vexatiou to
> them 10 learn that those they profess TO
.Eheaftfiy- despiSe arc enjoying all the bless.
"a ings which abOuntiful Providence can be-
- stow upon people. In no respect is there
,S,G'limit to the supplies which man requires,
and even with the prospect Of taxation to
PGy the expense Of the war which they
have created, the poora mpdsills" can deaf,
drink apd be merry at small, expense,
the dchltairy' are compelled to pay
exorbftant rates for everything, and are
aearcOly able to procure even a suficiepey
Of lhemost necessary articles, TO say MOTH
Ing Of delEcacies. 1t was predicted that
- '.bread riotsp would conyulse the North
.sasWhen the war broke out, bnt the war has
''.'Only had the effect to reveal the good
.srness'ef Providence in provJling for an.
1.-The kumbleSt mechanic may be seen
,ssssWsading his way from market carrying a
.ssPonderous basket Of substAntials, while
the most skilled artizSn of the South can
fnd no better employment than Juggling
about aithirteeI pound muskst, while his
body fuguiIhes pasturage to herds of the
. ,lesseri verhin. While the "poOT white
a. = trash OF the South view a piece of soap
as rare curiosity, and feel the tension Of
afnll stomach as jOyial sensation, the
home Of the Northern labOrer is an abode
Of cleanliness and satisfaction In all senses
tsOf the term. Never were the markets more
d. full, OF their contents mora cheai, and
varied, than they have been this spring.
siatof truth it may be said aHe hath not
dealt 90 with any nation IS
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TIME United States Of ArnefieI: 3ee-.a
u ztsst Western District 6fsYiFeihfa
B. Deford Sons ! .si's . -5tai'7 = =

u zssss Western District ofsvIrEfnia:
"a upon an attachment
Hall 4 Woodward. II 7l5 7sSE7lif= ~
In Pqrsaanee Of the order Of the District Court Of
the United States Tor the Western District Of HIr-
GINA IN the above entitled cause, duly made and en-
tered In the clerks once for said DStrct on the Sl5t
day Of May, ls69, aall ell &C public auetion, on
the lat dgy OF July, lS63 commencing at 9
O'Clock A. ~ at New Greek, in the county Of Hamp-
shire, IL sid Western Dittrfet, the following proper
~, t0-Wit3 l,IIlsl u = : = = -
A tao leather now In the watts in process OF t6i1
ningi also all other leather now "a the beam and
- handling house NOW IN the -proeoaSof- drying or
tanning In said hppse; also, All the tan bark now
IN the sheds on The premise5,
One Steam Bngihe,s y estf r. rsf1f
Three CoE8
AZ tanning tOoIs on the said premises,
t0ne lot Of scantling and shingles, y
One hundred SideA Of leather til
IEH1rs OF sAlEs-Ror all sums under 1--WE hundred
dollars Cash; aud fF all SONS over hye hundred
a9t,afss the purchaser OF purchasers to give bond
W.T. approved personal security, payable six month
AFTER the day OF sale with intarest from said daV
EDWARD 81. NORTOR,
triet Of YirRinia, - ~ y ~ fJ.1'
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sale Of Land in Marshail County

sale of Land in Marshall County.
Josiah ItPgersoll .,s.1,,sa B s s.
Io,,n W.T.. In sCltaneeEy n the Circuit Court
BENJAMIN Reid - 80 '.' ~ efapsy' 'i'nla-
y pursuance % The decree Of the said Court made
IN tIls cause at the Spring Term, 1861 te undeF-s
sheItn Of the said county Of 1IhFshRll Will
% the th day Of July 1852 at the court hoss ior
MGT1aa i SS99gaty se for ready money the highest
tohed, ora Shtieienoy thereof to nay fhe sum tf
two hnbdfed and nine dollars and tWenFy-Sey.
en- GEMS With Interest from The first day 81 April.
u tue year Of our Lord eighfeen hundred aad DIV
~. anu tWenty.three dollafs and tWeuty-hVe cent?
cost! o. this suit together with the cost u fIs MI
aud The fees Of the Sheriff Tor mai,ing
rms eales aud such other costs a. may Be ie9liI ~,
edent 20 making such sale. The sad frscf N lind
tract mentioned in the bin aud h
this eA5el Containing ntn0ty-nne acres and e1SBf.,,
poles md the same tract Of land situate in MSFshai
county, virgins on which aid BeAja Rldd now
lives bounded by land d James wilson iTiioiIiHs
stewart a1d other! aud witch was eonysyed BY sid
dated me hrst day Of April 1854 and F6c1fisi n
tbs elerksotee Of Marshall county, aioresSid. -
jei-9qd-dkN Sheriff for MarSGSII CO.. o., "a.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For CinelnnaM.
{ NIarshal,s Sale.

ans q liil =.
sRa ~ ~! ~ ~ y. p Mltni M
E4Ess Z gI'.s!s alls e Y @is.a
pistret Court, In the above entitled cause, 70 me
ditessd, dnly made ard entered On the 9th day Of
ApFtiS 1862 p aall seIt At public auction on Monday
the 10Th Of June, 1882, commencing At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ q the residence Of Edward II. PitEhugh, on
Quincy street. In the city OF Wheeling, the personal
PtOpeE{ partteplArty. mentioned aud described in
eanse pf houseliold aud kitchen flFnitnre
EDWARD II. NORTON,
triet Of Virginia. myi5-td
P0STP0NEAIENT. -
The above sale has been po5tponed ntilsTHURSs
nAH, THR 4OTHDAX OF JULY, 1852 je1