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INTERFERENCE by III BUREAU WITH TIIF:
ORDERS OF A CoURT.-At our quarterly
county court, a white man and several
freedmen, convicted for the most part of
larceny, were sentenced by the court to
be punished with stripes.
We understand that Captain Tidball,
the Provost Marshal and Bureau Agent
here, protested against this punishment as
barbarous, and stated that he had for
wardcd q report of the circumstances $50
far as the negroes were conccrned) to his
superior officer. He also stated in his re-
port that at the same time q white nan
was sentenced to a similar punishment.
We suppose from this that it is proposed
to prescribe q code of criminal law to the
southern States. Massachusetts aboliShcS
capital punishment, and a negro man is
hung in Virginia, the agent Of the Freed
mems Bureau will at once communicate
the fact to General Howard. If Massa-
chusctts fixes three months Imprisonment
as the punishment for rape, Virginia is, on
grounds of humanity, to do the same thing.
When they decide in New England that
"taking is no stcaling," Virginia must
trim her sails in conformity.
"Barbarousw Who made Massachu-
sets ajudge of "barbarity a."
Here they have given us a Civil Rights
bill of the most outrageous character,
compelling us to mctc out the same pun
ishment to the black man that VIC do to
the whitc-and now when wcdo it, we arc
met by the cry of "barbarity "-twenty or
thirty stripes administered to 4 thief 'bar-
barity"
If the punishment was Hanging, drawing,
and quartcring, it is no concern of Captain
Tidball's, or any man not a resident OF
Virginia-and it is nc concern Of his cx-
cept to demonstrate with the Legislature
of Virginia.
Where is this dcvilish persecution to
stop?
We hope that the sentence of the court
will be promptly executed. 1t isa matter
with which Captain Tidball has nothing to
do by any law, human or divine, or con-
Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
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AN INFAMOUS SENTIMENT.-ln a speechat
Springfield, H., a few days ago, General
Logan said
"There was but one way to treat with
rebels. Take the torch in n hand and
the sword in the other, and march to the
music Of the Union, with the flag unfurled,
and sweep over their territory. He had
no sympathy for the leading traitors, no
commiseration for them. He could forget
no man who had lost his life, and who had
been MANNED in this war for the Union,
and he could forgive no man who had
fought against 1t. If elected to Congress,
he would carry out what he had said. He
could not forgive the South"
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HEAVY TRAINs.-Thc northuaru trasel
through this point has been c%0nslaelao!e
for the last few days, the hams Drlnglhs III
heavy loads of through passengers every
day. Yesterday morning between ninety
and one hundred passengers came IN on
the Tennessee train. The majority OF
thcm sto,rnl at tho Orange House for
breakfast, and though the rush was unex-
pected, the energetic landlord was equal
to the occasion, and sent them forward
with stated appetites.-Lyuchbwy RepubH-
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Some of the Richmond papers were very
much in favor of the delegates to Philadel-
phia being instructed by the committees.
Really, that sounds farcical. A defunct
committee giving instructions to a set OF
live men, fresh from the people. But we
fear the Virginia delegation will get their
instructions In Philadelphia, and they
hardly need go there to obey any particu-
lar orders given them. They go unembar-
raised we hope they will come away feel
ing as well as when they go.-DaactAs
Register.
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News from England Received in Rich.
mond the Same Day.

The Atlantic cable appears to our read.
crs this morning as a success indeed. We
present them this morning with a report OF
tho state Of the London and Liverpool
markets on yesterday. While VIC write the
words, VIC confess our inability to realize
the fact. II seems almost incredible yet
there Is no doubt about it. The politi-
cal news from Europe might have been
sent on Saturday or Sunday; but the re-
port Of the markets of yesterday ould
only have come directly through. 1t is
evident that the cable across the Gulf of
st. Lawrence has been put in working
order, and that there is in reality a con-
tinuous line of telegraph not only from
Richmond, but from San Francisco, CAL,
to Alexandria, in Egypt.
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THE MEMS BUREAU.-General
Howard, Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau, has written a letter in reply to
some inquiries made by the Hon. Russell
Hart, member of Congress from New York,
conccrningth the operations ofthe Freedmen's
Bureau. The General details the organiza-
ton and work of the Bureau, giving its
statistics from June, 1865, to June, 1866.
From these it appears that the number OF
persons receiving rations are decreasing.
and that the poor whites dependent upon
the Government bounty are equal in num-
Der to the blacks. The letter closes with
the opinion that, in the present condition
of affairs, the Bureau is indispensable.
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Was it no blemish upon the arch.trai-
tors tVallandigham'sl record that he went
70 Richmond during the rebellion, and in
his interviews with the rebel President
and Cabinet exhorted them to fight on,
assuring them that the United States
couldn't hold out much longer.-Louis.
ollie Journal.
Mr.. V~allaadigham did not come to Rich.
mond OF any time during his stay in the
South, and of course had no interview with
Mr.. Davis and his Cabinet.
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DIED
DIED,
rnsterday morning, Mrs. ELIZABETH MAN

On Yesterday morning, Mrs. ELIZABETH MAN
MING. ,ur,>ooy
at o'clock from St. Francis de Sales Hospital.
In Baltimore, on Saturday morning. nth instant,
after a protracted illness, CYRIL w. hEACH, In
the fifty third year OF his age.
On the 18th instant, in this city, WILLIAM
WALLACE, infant son OF Rev. James \. ana Sal
lie ID. Duncan, aged nine months.
"Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb,
Take this new treasure to thy trust"
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TIE VoTE IN NoETH CAROLINA CPoN THE
New CoNsTITrTIoN.-We judge from the
returns already received that the new
Constitution has been ratified. The west
crn part of the State has probably given
a majority for ratification more than suf-
cieut to balance that given against it in
the eastern part.
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Couldn't the editor of the National Re
publican manage to get along without the
word "piratc." Admiral SEMMEs is gentle
man, and there is no more reason for calling
him a pirate than for calling FoRNEY a
saint.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

JACKSON PARK RACE.-There will
- be a TROTTING RACE over the above
Course on
TUESDAY, H lirH INSTANT,
al o'clock, =. NJ, for purse OF
FIFTY DOLLARS;
TWO MILE HEATS, BEST TWO IN THREE.
B. F. Ward enter.bay mare SARDINIA, to har.
ness.
]. T. Carter enters bay mare FENIAN GIRL, to
wagon.
GATE GENTS.
au lLlts w. X. SLEDD, Proprietor.
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BY Grubbs & Williams. A~ucuonrer-,
Northwe est corner Of Main and El.v.nth .,r..
VERY

VERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BRICK RESIDENCE ASDyACAET lot az
BETWEEN CLAY ASD LEfGU
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY, Zrh a..
at 5 O'Clock, Z. NJ, the handsome BRICK ~.
DENCE located a. above described, with M. !.
Joining lot. The house has seven ronu. -
kitchen two rooms, stable, Sc. ; gss All va,
the premises. The house Is In nice order h,r.,,
been recently painted and repaired. Tie h., -.
front Of 50 feet, and will De sols a. whei.
videJ. The premises are adorned vita .h,4m
trees, shrubbery, aud flowers.
Terms At sale. GRCBE> & WILLIAMS.
Al IL Awrftrupny2
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MEETINGS.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 0

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ON
= GRACE \ FOUSHEE STREETS. The ex-
srcises of this institution will be resumed. on the
FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT. 4 thorough instruc,
ton In ali the usual English studies, the Latin and
Modern Languages, Music, Singing. Drawing, and
all branches that belong to q finished female eda.
cation, will be impaired by highly competent
and strict attention will be given TO .everIy,thihs
contributing to the comfort OF the pupils. Terms
ton at the school or the principal bookstores.
Teachers.-Miss MARIA Z. COOKE, Mr. .. A.
ERICssoS, Mr.. A. SEDERBERG, Mr.. CAkLVs I.
MgRA, Mr.. G. W. TuILow. r,,cssoy
a,t aSsw,IstOct Principal.
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The Philadelphia North american of
Wednesday has a column leader ridicu-
ling the Convention in the most scathing
terms Of sarcasm. So that it can hardly
DO called a convert to Johnson's policy, as
heretofore announced. )
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THE VALUABLE AND CONNE-
NIEyTLY- LOCATED FARM CALLED M"h
TROSE," ONE MILE EAsToF RlChMoSP,i .N
TANNING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY A'ht>
FOR LEASE AT AUCTION At H." rvls ''"'
Charles Is. William, w. shalt lr.-" uai 'r "a
wear on SATURDAY, ths 18th August, l'"' a.
o'clock. =. NJ on the premise, tn" ~h"an'io. 49,
called i" M~oETRoSE." located ~ above. IL ,r
taius two hundred and itty acres, the Sr.a'rt r".
Of which il cleared land IN Nm" heart, All h'#
bly, adapted Ia wheat and other crops The dN'
ing Is large, and well adapted Tor a ltrs" .#
The barns, stables, &c. are sufficient iuf ~ ~. '
tha nlaca. It's nearness to the city |uH.i u.n" +.
an excellent market and dairy farm, i"r WIS.
purpose il l. peculiarly well adapted
Terms Made known ~ the hour ~ ir,'
HARRISON, GUDplN * ~ApPbENuN,
a,,a Aur't .rs. ga.
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Is IT TRUE I'VE see in an exchange
that Rev. DR.. John A. Broadus has de-
clincd the presidency of Richmond Col
lcgc.-C charlottesville Chronicle.
Even so, we regret to know. But the
college will have a president, and a good
one.
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1t is reported that a panther was killed
the other day in Amherst after having
manglcd to death the young son of a citi-
zen named Tucker. The story needs con-
firmation .-LyclJury Republican.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
= c.iyed at the OFFICE OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY until FIRST OF SER
TEMPER next for carrying on the sinking Of u
SHAFT at Midlothian, commenced before the war.
The shaft is now one thousand feet deep.
The contractors will be- furnished with an engine
in place, in good repair, and new wire ropes.
For further particulars apply AT the mines.
Also, SEALE will be received IN,
til the "a me tim. for furnishing at the mines ONE
HUNDRED AND Pity THOUSAND POUNDS
sHEAP OATS. Bids will be received for any guam.
THY from ten thousand TO one hnndred ana my
thousand pounds, to be delivered before the month
OF February next:
Parties making bids will state whether they PRO-
pose To furnish the oats baled or not, and whether
they were grown on high or low lands
' w. Is. WOODBRIDGE,
President Midlothian Coal Mining Company.
an li-d2w
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Date your papers, brother editors, on
every page. We haven't time to be turn
ing your sheets over and over to learn how
old or how new they are. You at Ale~
andria, for one,
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TRUSTEES SALE or y HOUSE
/ AND LOT IN DANNILLE, NA.-By vluua.f
a deed VI trust by the panvi!le ManntAc,Grr.
Company, dated the 18th day Of May, l"s, and 3.y
recorded i'm the Hastings Court Of the town a.! uar.
willie, the undersigned, tTustee named In the dee
will sell to the highest bidder, ~ public a]nsi.ou, go
the premises, AT 1 O'Clock, L. ~. on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of September next, the follow ~ rr-
perry, situate In the town Of Danvlile. Va
A Lot OF LAND fronting on Canal stree, Xix
poles and twelve links, AMI running back t. Vls'
Street. with the sam. front on Upper street, U"n-
tanning one acre, more or less. The l~mpr"Yrmrsf.
on the lot are n two-story fran. dwelllhS' hoses
kitchen, .mokc-house, &c.
TERMS At sale.
All l3-st IL. htbEi.i"'s' IiaN"'
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AUCTION eALEsITHIs Day.
by Christian, Lea q Co., Auctioneers,
No. i42< llate es) Main street.

~
WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT
w auction on TUESDAY, August iath, 1895
commencing NJ 10 o'clock, A. M, q prime assert
msnt OF GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c, to which "
invite the attention Of dealers, Wis.
10 hogsheads prime GROCERY SUGARS,
20 barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR.
20 barrels CRUSHED SUGAR, IL
10 barrels POWDERED SUGAR, s
10 barrels h SUGAR,
25 barrels EXTRA c SUGAR,
90 bags RIO C0PFEE,
Is bsgs ~LAGUAYRA COPPr'
10 bags JAVA COFFEE.
Is, 80 S SaTFf ssr whisSs { CUT HE yiEf k5,E HER.
:, barrel. MAtKEREL.
$50 kits MACkEREL,
% boxes CHEESE CANDLES,
100 boxes SOAP Fry LARD,
20 frkins Ct06UR, assorted grades;
400 barr"iSRAPPISG PAPER,
50 reaR BROOMs,
~ d}ten BUCKETS,
Wbales HOPS, ,,,rr
assorted brands
Is cases esses assorted WHISTLES and BRANDIEs.
CHRISTIAN. LEA 4 CO.,
anil Auctioneers.
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W.P. Brannan, tho painter and poet,
and tho author of the well-known comic
sermon "The Harp ofa Thousand Strings,''
died In Cincinnati last week.
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KENTUCKY ELEcrIoN.-In ~sixty-ninc out
Of the one hundred counties in the State,
Duvall has a majority Of over thirty mine
thousand.
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AUCTION sAIEarT-.ii
.~~~~-~I zAppenson,
BY Harrison. 90 Real Estate Agents.
Bankan nyok.--

-u.--s SALE OF LARGE
EXECUM VALUABLE REsIDgyCg, VIII
AZ IrSIDE OF gR0AD, .BETWgES rwwyy1rHYS
ErssTH ND TWENTY giGHTH sTRgsTs
LrURCH HlLL.-At the request q, ~ SILL
.sprs:s a Of The late Di kSS.r' ;. t 9Ssso2 w.
DAY, the 7lst Of August, i.>s, :, ; Co.,. H. luz
the large end usiI.buiit TEgEMEsT n
above, now occupied by Captain !. A CartSSo 40
tanning eleven rooms, besides closet T., e"a-
rabiy adapted for = female college. The ID, IN
'front.' Of two hundred and sixty. four fsn, "a -. :
depth Of one hundred and fny.hve feet n wt :
alley. There IL a well Of water ia tho ward go
The dwel!!ng Is shaded by handsome tres "a
property win he sold az whole, or divided !rHa
t0s according u a plat and survey 10 be seen a, H.
honr OF sale. The dwelling Is IN good repair. A.
the whole premises well enclosed.
TAXING into consideration that the pt1par.v B.,
exempt from city taxes tbeing Jus, ont Of Tho en-
iimlts) and that II l. 30 we'll adapted u 4 .sr.y
family or female college, IL il seldom m a, ,rGs
property Is offered on the market, WITH a f~w ..
~provements II could be made one 81 the ]Iyysl,s.,
residences In III At part Of the city.
TERss Mad. known at the hour 81 ,Ala
HARRISON, GoDDIs 4 APPERS0y
hUCf.DIrsf.
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The New York Herald states that Gene
raj Dix has declined the mission to the
Hague, and that It will probably DO offered
70 Ir. r. G. Adams, the author, Of Wash
iDgtOn city.
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nISSOLUTION.-The c~o-partnership
IL heretofore existing under the style Of 10
SEPH BRUMMEL u co. is this day dissolved by
make Immediate payment, and all those having
claims against the concern will present them ioE
| settlement. Either OF the partners VIII use the
name of the nrm in settlement OF the bn,iness.
We will rent the STORE now occupied by Us,
No. laa6 Franklin street, until the 2ad day oi
| March, 1857, and effer for sale privately all our
stock, consisting Of q fine assortment OF Liquors,
| WINES, &c. This Is Il rare chance for any person
| ready we'll established. JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
AN ID JOHN h, DAVIS.
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BY Harrison, Goddln ( APrcrson.
park,rs and Real EstAte ag.u

VALUABLE LOT IN THE BURNT
Y DISTRICT, OS THE SOurH SIDE ~ 'A.t
STREET, BETWEEN T~HlRIEESlH AAP VI"
GINA, FOR SAL AT AUCTION Wi '
At auction, on the promises, on MONbAl -
August, 1900, at O'Clock, +. NJ, IL" AL Ah"@
LOT located AZ above, being part 81 III" 'r'-..
Columbian Hotel properly, fronting hlnr,'.. a'
thrsa'urur,nr feet and ruuulug back I'F.t'.
feet. The location Is admirably adapted i"r"@-
m.rcial purposes. rt
TgRAs: One third cash balanc" ~ 'oNI ana
eight months for negotiable" notes "IA 'h"'
added, secured by a trust deed. ..,
~ HARRISON, GUDDIN y A~PPBENoH,
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BY Harrison, Goddln & Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

HANDSOME FRAME TENEMENT
Ill IN SIDNEY, on CUMBERLAND, BETWEEN
CHERRY AND CULvERT STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AuCTlON.-Will be sold at auction, on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the 18th of August, 1855, at 3
o'clock, =. NJ. the very neat and conveniently
arranged RESIDENCE located as above, now In the
occupancy Of Mr. X. E. Johnson. II contains five
rooms, with front and rear porticos, and the usual
ont houses, and in perfect repair, and newly
painted.
TERMS: One-,hird cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by "a trust deed.
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METROPOLITAN HALL.
"oLD TINES COME AGAIN"
ONR WEEK ONLY,
anNnLr rIrcNIME ArnIrsr l1IH

ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, August iSfh'
KUNkEL'S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
organized in lsls. ReorganiIed In Baltimore IN
lso6 under the Immediate direction ana PERSONAL
GEORGE KUNkEL,
will have the honor Of giving SIX Of their chasse
and select
DRAWIYG-ROoM ENTERTAINMENTS.
The company comprises
EIGHTEEN PERFORMERS,
who, for the last two weeks, have been perform
ing TO crowded and fashionable audiences at the
MARYLAND Institute, Baltimore. The management
would courteously announce TO the public that the
hall will be thoroughly renovated and cleaned,
and every effort made 10 gain the patronage OF the
old friends Of the Nightingales.
Admission. FIFTY CENTS; Gallery, THIRTY
FIVE CENTS.
Open at quarter past !; commence ct quarter.
past . o'clock. -
au lots JOHN +. b1ITh, O1eetos'
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BY James ". Taylor, AuctioEeer,
Office opposite tho SpOtswooi hotel.
DESIRABLE COTTAGE Rpsr

4 DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESI-.
n DRyCE At ASHLAND FOR SALE 1T Ar.
TiON.-will Ia sold on FRIDAY, the l'a LAY =
August, ls6d, IN the premises, AZ II o.sluoS, 4 .
the desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE AZ Ashland
al present occupied by Colonel Smith. The hal.s
has .ix rooms. with the usual out buililus,. AMI
abou, an acre OF ground attached. Iht- may .a
considered to be a desirable piece OF lruprUr
Terms One-third cash balance on A cr.!.t Of
four and eight months for negotiable notes, lot, -.
added, secured by a deed of trust.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR,
an lids Anc;iUNe-T.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

IL VIRGINIA.
These MINERAL WATERS have an ESTABLISHED
reputation for very high curative virtue In All the
~toflowing glasses Of disease, and "a being an AB-
SOLUTE'SPECIFIC in several Of them. viz:
Swellings and Cutaneons Ernptive Disease, Erysi;
pclas, letter, &C.; CHRONIC p~iARRHsEA and
DYSEyTERY, DYSPEPSIA. BRONCHITIS, CHRo;
BLADDER, and PILES. In all anGmic conditions
If the system and broken-down states OF the con-
%s,itution, loss Of appetite, and genera. nervous
| live may be safely pronounced TO be WITHOUT A
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters OF
They are especially indicated In the whole class
Of ailments peculiar Ia the Female Constitution.
This Watering PLACE /; In the s NE county y
virginia, and is one OF that remarkable group OF
| Mineral and Thermal Waters which have given
celebrity to THIS his m 10 ,bs nnbIs se on JuNE ,sr. The
nroprietors will spare no reasonable enoft 10 nave
The place comfortably kept. Ia, unu,..
and the billiard and BOWLING SALOONS re.
stored TO complete order.
Access from the seaboard IL by me airginia len.
and Orange and Alexandria railroad to Gordons
Vile and from the South, Uia Richmond or Lynch
burg to Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches.
over a smooth road, eight miles up the Valley "
the Syringe.
BY the
By the month. ............... 800 per day.
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
full description, sent by mail on application to
PURCELL, LApD j. Co, Richmond, or 10 the under
,igned. FRAZIER y RANDOLPH.
Proprietors.
The water is bottled. securely packed, and on
sale at sl2. so per case Of one dozen half-Sallon
bottles by PrRcgLL, LADD 4 Co., Richmond A h.
RrCkgR, Lynchburg COLEMAN 4 RoDGsks, Balti-
more tEGEaAS y Co, New York, and other lead
ing druggists. A single box has often saved the
| necessity of a visit to the Springs
liberal disc omit made TO the Trade by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
my l5-ts General Agents
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"ryATNAJ LAND FORSALE.-3

ELUNANNA LANT -, !
IL executor OF Richard l.. smith, d',"A''t
shall offer for sale, upon the premises, al para
auction, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day oi AG.''
tar IL not, the fret fair day thr!'al''
TRACT OF LAND belonging 20 thr ,s,str
smith, deceased, containing Two L Hbhhp -.
SEVESTY-ONE ACRES, and lying lmiHr'.'. )
on the road leading from scotsylIio !" ,v'."'
one mile from tho fluvaDna Female InstIl.e ''
five miles from the canal al Bremo BlHE. ,,-
This tract Of land has upon I a e"in',i
dweiling- house, a newly-dug we'll, ana "f'.",
choice fruit, and all necessary bulidin.' ~ 10.
farm, which are new.
The purchaser will have an opportunity !"
a crop OF wheat, and fan possession given '' '"'
18th day Of November next. u
TEAMS One-third cash the halautr }" -
equal instalments. pay able IN one aud Us" !''.
from the day Of sale, with interest.
WILLIAM l.. ASDkh>''t
an ids Executor IL Il. /. Sn!th. d'''"'
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WANTED, HOUSEKEEPERS AND
w CITIZENS to know tba they can be supplied
with wall-recommended COOKS and NURSES,
white and colored. Farmers and contractors can
be supplied with all kinds Of labor;r,y,
MOTT i FRAYSER,
Employment Agency,
Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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WANTS.

w TEACHER, a single man, to take charge OF
six scholars in my family. A graduate OF the
University preferred. References required. Board,
washing, and lights furnished. Address me a.
News Ferry, Halifax, Va, stating terms
an its STERLING +. EDMUNDS.
WANTED, a MAN and his MNa.
w to work on a farm two COOKS ttyrs. We
LiSH and two IRISHMEN as farm Unreasonable
import emigrants OF any nationality
and equitable prices. ,.res, not far from
Richmond. For further IssrAGENGY, franklin
SOUTHERN EMpLoYMEEhS Hall. Post office box
IT, Il Ei MMIs Ysj ,,OAHAzY & LINK. Agents.
I1IANTEp, THE LADIES TO
w NV that the only regular III
. nlffhe city Is at No. COZ Broad street, pc
p~hfotlxth and Seventh. As all Of my blocks Tor
s~eSping are made at my establishments, ! can do
ssSSrk In my line better and cheaper than any other
place in the city. All stamping delivered IN ten
minutes after the receipt OF the order, and not
soiIed by the ink, which Is the case where stencils
are usad. have the largest assortment OF BRAID
and EMBROIDERY PATTERNS in the city,, and
am adding more every day. Patterns of All the
latest and most fashionable styles OF LAD rs and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING for sale. CLOAK and
DRESS MAKING done in the best manner, and on
reasonable terms. MRS. D oIhiphh'
An ll-lw