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"CouNr EsrvAN."-The career o
s'Count' Estvan in this country is bu
one of long series of impostures which
have been passed off upon the gullibl'
and title-worshipping republicans of Thu
continent from the earliest establishment
of their independence. Except that this
ex-valet of Bohemia appeared among us
during war, and availed himself of the
facilities which his position afforded to
collect the materials Of doing us public
mischief, there is nothing to distinguish
his case from that of the other discarded
serving men and lackeys who have sc
often figured in the American social fir
mament as stars of the first magnitude
We are not disposed to exhaust all oul
anathemas on these Adventures from
European kitchens as the vilest impos.
tors and humbugs in the world. We do
not think them in fact as great impostors
as the flunkeys and tuft-hunters in Anne.
rica, who, protesting to be republicans,
humble themselves at the feet Of every
foreign celebrity, and actually glory in
their shame.
The people Of the United States, in
separating themselves from Great Brit
ain, and in decreeing that there should
be no order and titles of nobility in the
Republic, did their best, no doubt, to tes-
tify their opposition to aristocracy; but
they could not change human nature
Arfstocracies the world will have, either
Of genuine gold or gilded copper; either
Of ancient birth, or Of education, or o.
mushroom wealth. That to which We
object is tho hypocrisy which processes
to hate oil aristocracy, and is the mos
obsequious, servile, and soulless wor
shipper of aristocracy in all the world
In this respect, as in many others, thu
the people of the United States were thu
greatest humbugs in all Christendom.-
Not in Europe itself can greater obsequi
business be found to rank and title. W.
are afraid that our own country is no
entirely free from the disgraceful weak
ness. In the name of all that is mani!
and honest, let our institutions be eithe
faithful outward signs Of the inner man
or the inner man conform to the outward
sign. II we hold in such ecstatic de
light everything that sayors Of title, VIII.
not establish titles Of our own--mak
Dukes, Earls, and Counts Of some of on
old families-and have the name as wei
q the thing that We SO pine after?
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fiehts q the - TO thsnnoppossd dictun
of the Federal courts. The next foreign
intelligence win inform us on this point
We shall learn whether they intend to
take up the affair Of the Peterhoh 1t oil
and we shall hear what is the popular
sentiment Of England with regard to it
The popular impulse, we doubt not
would be to demand immediate in
demnity for the outrage Of the se'z
nre and confiscation Of the vessel and
her cargo; but we shall probably
see the Ministry, under their timid
and war-fearing policy, taking some
slow and cautious steps which opens the
way for concession and compromise and
crawfishing on both sides. Honor or nc
honor, there must be no war!
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H+Speaking Of English goods, ifany
one would see specimen of the manner
in which they are put up-the strength
and security with which they are packed
for exportation-they can be gratified
by visiting the warehouse used by the
Nessrs. Ferguson, at the corner of 10Th
and Cary streets, the place of deposit for
the foreign importations on Government
account
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sB- BELVIN'S BLOCK

UAKB1 KF.AU q VENIK1.-
At the Shoe Store on 18th street, op-
positc Bank, can be found from 1000
to 10000 pairs of Shoes; so dozen Hoop
Skirts, very elegant; 100 Corsets, new
styles and very superior, By blockade /;
200 Felt Hats, very fine, the prettiest
lot of Hats to be found, most of them black;
Hosiery for Ladies; Handkerchiets; Socks,
English, verynice; 20 doz. fine Merino Shirts,
the finest and cheapest We ever saw. Our
stock of Shoes is now the largest in the Con
federacy. au 17-eodlw
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AUr1lON SALES.--FUTURE D,,s
By Loaiers, 7oNesoa d Ca'iea, ises,

WE viii sell GA Tuesday, the 18th August a, III.
w warehouse M Pearl street coqopi.tc,,a ", :,
O'Clock prergseiy, Il large assortment Il r. > :
Goods, conssiiEg 40 patt a4 follows
pRy aoors
100 pieces Fancy Priuts
100 do "a Brown Shettiu.
80 do J.. Grass Linen
90 de- Linen Burlaps
10 do iiIe Irish IiDen
10 do 1914 Bieachcd ] men ehes,ng
500 dozen ladies' Liner Cambria Uikfs
50 do Madras ildkfs
30 DO Turkey Red HGafs
loo ITO Cotton Hosiery
100 pieces Bonnet Ribbon
10 do Black six Lace
80 dozen Canton Flannel Drawers
10 Go Linen Bosom Shirts
Notions AND JEwElny
500 dozen Spool Cotton
500 do Linen and Cotton Tapes
500 packs Plus
100 lbs Patent Thread
500 lbs Shoe Thread
J,r Dozen Lead Pencils
5Un gross Agate Buttons
1000 buxes Hair Pms
80 gross steel Pers
go packs Playing Cards
loo groSs Fancy Soaps
Blttons, lhimDies, Need %
Hooks and Eyes, Combs
Cords and Tasseis, trayats
Boot iaces, Dress Trimmings
Paper aud Envelopes.
ALSO,
i .ino lot Of Jewclfy
Hu,la ANp SHOES.
500 pairs ladies Cater shoes
200 DO Men 5 Balinniai shoes
200 do cavalry Boots
loo do Brosan5
loo DO BOYS shoes
so do Mems slippers
100 do India Rubber shoes
GRoCLRIFS, Ar.
) hhis old Rye Nhskey
J., demj0hns Holland Gim
reg superior French Brandy
IS cases ro~hatan Clay Pipe
- bags Peanuts
10 tiefcoS Rice
10 legs soda
- 900 Florida Cigars
100 bs Extract logNoli
80 los Alum
II dozen Brakes Httrfs
LANiEES, TOLL ESuN & 'AIIFTr
ia ~ Aistuletl.
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Two AL 10 WHOM TT NAY CONCERN .--Came
INTO NY possession ~ acting constable sorrel
MAZE, about seven years old. with q star Ia her
forehead, and lame in her lsfs fore foot The own.
Or uiu Como forward, prove property. nav 'chsrses
sud take her away. EW R0BIEssN
Union Hill Heurico county H-ns
WOOD FOR BALE FROM DOCK -Sc6ooesr re-
w FLhWson haa few mare cords pine wood ~
which win b. delivered in any part u the city A..
ply early at foos u 2oth street, on Duck.
10 l7--lts
N0a NlE-A - a (ssa) HEa $ InsiFnmsnis, a..
y nv q l6oneood street. ~ l7-Sst
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THs PRTERuogr.-It is nearly time
that we had heard Of the reception
Of the news Of the condemnation o.
the English screw steamer Peterhoff,
and the sale Of both that vessel and
her cargo by the Federal authori.
ties. The Peterhof WAS arrested twice
in her voyage from the English port Of
Falmouth to the neutral port of Matamo-
ras-the first time by the United States
steamer Alabama in Danish waters, in
the West Indies and the second by the
United States steamer Vanderbilt, just
outside the port Of St. Thomas, under
the orders Of Admiral Wilkes Hel
Commands, Captain Jarman, had com
mission in the English Royal Naval re-
serve, had charge Of her A.jesty's mails,
and the cargo Of the vessel was Of goods
It 10 alleged, not oontraband Of war. The
hammered the seizure was rude and Of
Ssnsive, and the circumstances were such,
In the opinion Of those persons who un-
desstood tho law Of nations bearing upon
the case, - to demand the prompt inter.
ference q the British Government to pro.
test hsr own rights, - wsll Is those Of
her dtissnA
The Bsitiah Government however,
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I'm SnAvMa on HEADS. question
Il raised whsaher or no the heads Of Gen.
Morgan an his brother officers were
shaved ulon their introduction into the
Ohio HsGitentiary. The Northern jour
nal Wish stated that they were gave q
very circumstantial narrative oil the
whsj6 proceeding. 1t was moreover
st,Gbd that the shaving was a ceremony
TIT III persons are, by the regulations Of
he place, subjected to before they are
fully installed in their positions IN the
inst;tution. It is q sort Of ceremony OF
initiation to the rights and immunities Of
conyicts, But let the Government be
certain,-it is right that it should be-
The proper inquiry should be instituted.
Certainly an answer may be had before
it becomes necessary to shave John Nor
CAMS head q second time!
The act Of shaving the heads of our
officers is most contemplate and petty
exhibition of malice. It is one that We
could not retort in kind. But it is an
indignity in its way which may we'll have
its bearing upon the general question OF
retaliation. While generous and mag
unanimous foe could not retort measure
Of such meanness, it will, if possible, in
crease his contempt for the adversary that
perpetrates it, and the better prepare him
for the retaliation for the long and una
venped series of brutalities and outrages
upon our people.
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LOST, SI'R.4 YED, dc

I OST-Some two or three weeks since, III
/ Richmond or Petersburg, my discharge,
given ME by the Medical Beard at Camp
Lee, dated March II, 1868 A liberal reward
vii! be paid by returning ii 10 Ile i'll Peters
burg. j a MERRY MAN,
an I7-3t& Box So, Petersburg PO.
T OsT COW.-Left on Wednesday, 18th
l. inst, dark-bay Cow, with notified
white spots, black nose and teats, no ear
marks A liberal reward will he paid for her
return S P LATHROP,
au l7-2ta Main ST, bet Sd and 9TH.
T OST--On Thurstiay evening, between
Il Col Thomas b. Bigger's, on Broad St,
and my residence, on Franklin street, pair
Of Gold Spectacles, for which a liberal re
ward will he paid if returned 10 me-
au f7-lt THO'S L. DUDLEY.
CTOLEN.-A black Mare was stolen al
- Poplar Run, near Orange & II, on the
night oil the 4th Inst She was nine years
old, medium size, compact build, PAGES,
walks well, few white hairs on side Of her
Jaw, carries her head rather low, and was i'll
very good condition. A reward of $50 win
be given on her delivery, and $50 for the ap-
prehensiOn of the thief
is RICHARDS,
Assist Surgeon 34th n { Regiment,
Scales's Brigade, Pender's Diva.
au 19-sw3t*
CTOLEN.-My stable, at my farm, beyond
- PoOr-house Hill, was broken open on the
night Of the 18th inst, and two dark-coiored,
medium size Mules stolen. A reward Of $2.i
each for their recovery, and 500 for the con
viction of the thief, will be paid.
au 17-2t* w A ROBERTSON.
EOUND-In the road, near Old Church,
Il Hanover county, a basket containing
Ladies' Wearing Apparel. The articles have
been left with DR. George Steel, Main st,
near the Spotswood, where the owner can
get them by identifying the same and paying
for this advertisement an l7-2tS
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A DESIRABLE small Farm, SIX miles East from
~ Richmond, at Auctou.--i will sell upon the pre-
Gises, saturday, the 22d Of August at Il O'Clock
NJ the above Farm containing lu1 acres, lying
the Charles city road, formerly owned and occupied
by Mrs Clarke adjoining Dove Hill, IT FarGa, and
others. There about 90 acres cleared the beS !
part Of which Is under cuitlvation the balance in
woods. The improvements consist Of excellent
dwelling together with the usual out buildings The
purchaser can have the privilege uI buying the
grow Itig crop at yaiuaI.on
IEhns-iibera and made known on day OF sale.
an - JAS II TAYLOR, Auctr.
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NORTH CAROLINA CoAL.-We have
seen specimen of anthracite coal,
discovered on the farm of a Mr..
Wade, in Rockingham county, North
Carolina. The coal appears to be very
good, and has been so proven, We un-
derstand, by the proper test The vein
now worked is only six feet under
ground, and is three feet thick. Col B.
n. Jones is engaged in the operation of
mining this coal, and the work is pro-
crossing under the superintendent of
Mr.. Ambrose Barrett, a practical miner.
The Upper Dan River Valley, in which
the above mine is located, has been
known for some years to contain coal
basin Of considerable extent, and it was
considered that anthracite coal was the
predominant deposit. Should this i'm
preston prove to be as correct in other
openings as it has in the mine of Wade's
farm, the coal field of this region will be
of very great value to the Confederacy.
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HOUSEHOLD Furniture, Stock Of Grors,,..
= saie at anction.-l viii sell st the hor.. r.
Vim n Knight, on Leigh ST, between 2s.h q L
sts Church Hi, On Mooaay 18th inst. 4. IA saa -
quantity Of excellent parlor, chamber. And s
furnitare, etc, consist!ng Of haas
soia, parior and rocking ehairs
Etcers, tables, mirrors
Beststeads, beds, mattresses
Bureaus, crockery and glassware
walnut extension dining table
Safe, large cooking stove complete a.
ALSO,
The stock OF groceries
rs bbis -four
! Dbl pork
quantity Of hard salt, &c.
a. 10 + ) PiEAsAyTs a..
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By O',cas Il; Wits, .Amt;oaeey,
NJ 18th stree,

Crock SALE OF FURNITURE, Sc.-WB,,,
- auction, On Monday, August 18th. at Ia ~, .A y
at the store Of John Carrie, corner i'm ana p
streets, MS entire stock, consisting Of f,sJs,"ss q
Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Piano. sewing NJ, 9,
"o i, ~ "o' OWENS WILLS ;
q" ~ Auf,Inn0...
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Obituaries.

Died, at Pleasant Grove, the residence oil
her son, 81. p. Spencer in Powhatan, on
Tuesday, the llth inst, Mrs. ANN SFEN-
GER, in the 18th year of her age, widow OF
Col Gideon Spencer, late Of Charlotte conn-
ty, Va She had been great sufferer for a
long time, but died calmly in the Lord,
having been disciple for many years. OF
all her children she only left two to mourn
their loss, but many grandchildren May
they all follow her good example, and be
faithful unto death. III s.
Died, at his residence, in Chesterfield
county, Va, at 9 o'clock on Friday morning,
August l4th, 1868, Col. JOSEPH #. TOMP-
KINS, formerly of Essex, in the list year OF
his age.
Thus they pass to their rest. He, the son
of revolutionary SIRE. leaves sons bravely
battling in this second war for principle,
honor, and independence Col. Tompkins,
belonging as he did to the old school of Vir-
ginia gentlemen, was highly respected and
beloved by all who knew him. He leaves q
devoted wife and four children two sons and
two daughters) to MOURN their irreparable
loss. May God, of his infinite kindness and
mercy, defend and protect them, and at last
bring them, an undivided family, around his
throne in Heaven. l*I II.
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By Thuj.ses II. het&e, i,tcftonsef,
lol!ice corner of IZth anG cay SIS

Dg IID3aas ~ heeS,e, .ttcf,onseY,
.oice corner OF lZth ano cay SIS
ETIftANT Household ana Kitchen Furniture, aud
~ Piano, Tor sale at AgCtuf.-i viii SCH ca N.,ios
iay, 18th inst a. 10 oci,tk the house corner u
18th and Broad streets, aS 81 the furniture u a
family declining housekeeping consisting III part u
Elegant ross oaicAsc grand psHo, Drggs s
patent q the finest ia the COniederacy
tlesl.i rosewood pttrlor setts
tme uatogtny chandler sets, complete " IN
vardf"bes, spring mattresses, &c
Ettegle, very .ne
BiuE2 aud tea tables
BRUSSELS and ply carpets aud rugs
oli paintings
i.}ok case
Window curtains, cofnjce and shades
Chairs, china ana glassware
Ked';iag, haen and cotton sheets, pillow Cases
Table cloths, lowcls, napkins blsnactS
Comforts, MalBtjligS aiG Gthsr quits
4 No city made sewing ,uaeAlAu, a complete
order {sloatsi
Fin safe, &c, With tie usual assortment Of
Kitchen Garntuts
su II HOE W KEFSEF AuSt.
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ssyM MAN IF ACTURED TOBACCO
We have opened samples of 1000 boxes Man
ufactured Tobacco, the most OF which is OF
superior quality We offer this Tobacco at
private sale until Tuesday morning. Parties
Wishing to invest in Tobacco are invited To
cali and examine our samples.
SUMNER Il ARENTS,
au lift Corner of Main and 18th SIS.
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HOUSEHOLD Furniture, &c, at auetion.-We Will
IL SELL on Wednesday, Aug 18th at Our saiesroon9,
on Main between 9th ana 10Th SIS, commencing at
10 clock the follow ing and other articles
French and other befsteads
Spring, cotton, and shack MATTRESSES
Feather beds
Mahogany, dining aud plne tables
Cane seat and windsor chaifs
) excellent mirrors
Baih tab, with heater
iisna50fe ti.i's carriage
Walnut liquor case, with bottles
] dozen Inch hdkfs
Small i3t Of Felt Hats, &c.
auI5 WILLIAMSON 4 co. aucts.
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By Richard Cas.thoru, A,rfioa--
DAMAGED BACON, HERRINGS. &c Ar

DAMAGED BACON, HERRINGs, &c. AT ,r,-.
- lbs day Monday l7th inst at 10 o sss,ps
my store, VIII sell al auction On accom-, - e. 4
II may concern, 100 pounds Bacon. so,oa,., " VII q
aged, and 10 bbls Herrings, 10 fair order aai,
bushels black poas, 8 bbls aud bags RE Az d
Flour, boxes ground Coffee. Vinegar a., gTss
Nails--Also bbls oil, and IS lbs Nam r. ~ at
Bfl'ls. Clothing, Trimmings, Sc-ne s4,. Isl
commence with few articles Of Clothing. lios
Gloves, Trimmings, Cotton aud six Prince ~
an II k CAuTFiORN, A,c,s..L u.
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TWO Beautiful Bdilug Lots, on the North side Of
Il street, between 19tii aud Both streets, Church
Hill 1T aucton-I viii sell on Tuesday, the 18th Of
August, on the premises, at 5 O'Clock, Two valuable
building Lots located as above, fronting 10 feet each
and running back 1870 feet alley Is feet vide
fsRas-i.ibesal and made known on day OF sale.
an Ia JAS TAYLOR, AuCtT.
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- RECEIVED of Mr.. +. A. Rawlings, Of
Aecklenburg county, fourteen hundred and
ten dollars, Ia three different payments, col
lected by him for the benefit of the New
Orleans exiles. SAMUEL j. HARRISON,
III Treasurer N. o. T.
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ta BROWNS Essence Jamaica Ginger !;
pure Italian Salad Oil; finest English Mus
tard; Lows Brown Windsor Soap: English
Hair and Tooth Brushes; fresh Cod Liver
Oil just received at
MEADE 81 BAKERS Drug Store,
au 17-4t& r. W. cor Main and 10th sis.
- HOTEL MISUNDERSTANDING made
arrangements to take the American Hotel on
the LIST OF October, the entire Furniture (as
a whole OF the Linwood House, corner 9th
and Main streets, is offered for sale. The
patronage Of the Linwood is unsurpassed by
any house in this city, It's limited accommo-
dations the only reason for the change
Those wishing to purchase will please call
Immediately. WIN. A. WRIGHT,
Richmond, Aug. 12, 1868. Proprietor.
au l3-6tss
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BUGGLES, &c, FOR SALE

6C0GIES, &c, FOH SALE.
EOR SALE
Il TWO BUGGIES-
One an excellent Top Buggy, and set of
Double and Single HARNESS. Also, a tho
rough blooded Messenger MARE, fast, and
Of beautiful form and action. Apply at this
Office. au 17-3t
FOR sALE--A 6De Top Buggy, with Harness, and
thorough bred Horse Apply to
DR. BROOCKS,
au 17--1ts Corner Main aud 18th SITS
E0R sAIE-One new Spring Cart Also, several
Axes, warranted east steel
B IIPSCOMB,
an i7-2t* Corner FOushec aud Cary SITS.
T0R aALE-A No. / Spring Wagon. Also, a set q
good Harness. Apply to ] A DUnI.EY,
an l7-Sts Corner Broad and 26th sts
E0R SALE-One pair Horses, harness, and Suffers
Wagon, all in good order. Apply 70
JOHNSTON TRANSPORT,
au l7-3* No rs Maia street
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By f. II. JACKSON, .A,.etsoaee,.



WEwl'i sell al suet.on a, CUR Office ON Thursday
W 2oh lust at IL O'Clock
~ tg0 Virginia state registered bonds
700 Confederate States per cent registered
bombs
5gai tuy OF Richmond bonds
% shares Farmers Bank stock
50 do Bank Gctnmenwea cath stock
~ DO Va and Tenn. h, L. stock
do Wig MIA Csatrai Railroad stock
25 da Jaaes River aud X, Canal stock
an II LANCASTER h co.
HOUSEHOLD Furniture for Sale. Intending 70 re-
froW the city shall sell at my residence,
corner OF Marshall and 10th streets, "Wednesday
tho 18th instant commencing At 10 o'clock, variety
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, inc1d:pg
elegant Rosewood Piano,
Pafiar Furniture, Carpets. &c
Also, one native (~w, believed 10 be Aqual 10 any
in The city aud Iie.fer two years old both tho
rough bred
Asa, two No Mules, two Spring Dvays, corn,
Rye, Mil Feed, Fiear (Bosesoart brand, u sasrtos
quality and snndry other ARTICLES ~ sappiiee end
household worthy the attention u hsysss
M l7-Ss i cQMoA0,
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VMANTED-An Ovorseer-One who un-
w derstands and will do his work, is ex-
empt from military duty, and without fam
lily, may hear of good situation by apply
ing about twelve miles above Richmond, on
the canal, to L. w. T. WICKHAM.
an 17-kk
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WANTED-A situation as OVerseer ON a
w farm, by reliable man with small fam
lily. He would make himself useful with
working GU the farm. Address CHARLES
LOTH," corner Of Broad and Foushee sts.
au l7-1t*
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REAL ESTATE FOR Sale.
nor SALE PRIVATELY,
L FOR A FEW DAYS,
THE BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY SEAT,
SEVENTH RE ACRES,
WESTHAM PLANKROAD,
BOTH SIDES or GROVE STREET,
GALLO
"OCCANEl CHEE"
This beautiful COUNTRY SEAT, located as
above, three miles west II Richmond, is of
fered for sale privately LIS few days. 1t is
so well known that bsi.,nte description is
deemed unnecessary. IT, buildings are am
and are surrounded by beautiful shade and
ornamental trees.
ANY person wishing t. purchase may view
the premises by calling Ca Capt. MEADE, who
resides ON the place. F.s further particulars
apply at this office. au Its
harm, Steam Saw Mill ,Sc, fur sae--In eonsgl aencc
Of the scarcity Of labor offer for sale private
ly one OF our farms, known - 'iPttus, Continuing
693 acres, situated in the county Of New Rent within
three miles of the Summit depot, Richmond and York
river railroad lying the Chickahominy river. About
$50 acres are III good state Of cultivation, and bal
ance IN original growth OF valuable maple, cypress,
Oak aud pine, with good dwelling and very slpe.
ror well Of water III tie yard; Kitchen quarters,
large icehoase, stables, blacksmith shop, several
large barns, and neariy all the buildings new apple
and peach orchards For further description aud par
teuiars address Turner l. Bro, Richmond, Va.
Also, two steam saw mills in good order, -
horse powers which can be seen by application to
Thos Turner, al Government ice house,
Also, two extra CIRCULAR saws 81 and 81 inch diam
eter. & L TURNER Il BRO
au ls-eodlm Rchniond, Va.
nor sale priyasely--In Gesterleld county d tract
Of land containing about 100 acres, about IL
acres cleared and in cultivation aud the most of The
balance in original growth with fno 10, Of fcres,
pine II has on It spring IL most excellent water
near beautiful place for a settlement AID about
fifty cords Of pue wood already cut and Seasoned
This land lies about eight miles from the city OF
Richmond, and three miles from, Drewrys Bluii and
near the road leading from Manchester to the Court
House, AID IN fr4t rate neighborhood- To any
one wishing TO purchase the land will take pleasure
su l7-Sts ROBERT A CLARKE
r AND FOR SAI.E-iSlh acres Of very fertile and
= valuable Farming Land in Chesterfield. on the
iahyille Railroad and River read, within one mile
o Manchester for sas.--We are authorized TO sell
the above truly valuable tract Of Land. adjoins
the Spring Hill tract. About twothird Of IS open
snd Of me SOIL now c0vescd with clover and grass.
About one third Ia set IN original growth ii oak
hickory, aud d0sw0od, Gu It's western boundary
there bold stEeam AZ water, With fsh sufficient
% run nil, and several bads Of tine granite This
anl7--A GODOnl ApPERsON, lae.'ss.
one Hundred Acre q YSoa fsna Il HsnrNo, six
mica below AiNAmonA, nsar the Williamsburg
road. for sae we Are esthsssed 70 ssi 100 aeres
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QUALITY win be pat1st THIS OFFICE for all
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