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Y
REcpMsi iENDATIoN& no OFFICE. The
followingAetter from Thomas Jefferson,
written about four months after he as,
sumedi ithe,, duties o the Presidency, j,
of special interest at this time twill
he seep that the third President bad !
very similar, experience about appoint
mepts to Office TO that Of the eighteenth
occupant of the Presidential chair. The
original Letter was written to o gentle
man in Connecticut:
i'm i'm ;e,ft'W4sHNqroN July ~ 1871.
=. II have tduly res,esived your 'fsdv% Of
the 4th, apdi have to thank for tie anti.
ments; and information it contains.f No
more welcome service can be rendered
me than by infbrGatipn as to charaEtors.
MY own knowled&s Of them through the
extent of the Usio8. is very ci1cnm-
scribed. The cd aaaence is th3t ap-
point4 4neEts which are not the bet will
sometimes be made, when my my Wish is
purely to make the best. I suffer no
personal views. to affect my choie, but
relying on the information. Of tthers,
though within very .laudible inteItions,
sometimes form an estimate OF hrticu.
hr g different from Ant oil
other sometimes fail in efecting
the b be. I always wish % have
infori rom different quart4.s, and
from 70 Of the whole to f&m the
best yjnl bnt I can. I have' there
fore, greaV qeason to thank th{se who
will contribute their information, and
to repeat my sincere thanks fot yours,
assuring you at the same timt of my
high consideration and respect,
...l. THOMAS JEFFERbON."
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THE MARRIAGE RTNG:-Fse.vo

THE MARRIAGE RING.-Essays on tho
Errors OF Youth and Folies of Age in regard
to Social Evils, with certain help for the crring
and unfortunate. Sent in scaled letter enve-
lopes, free OF charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
May % - 3mo
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avPHILosoPIY or 11ARR1AGE-

New CouRsE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum o. Anatomy, embracing the
subjects: How to 1.-Two and What to Five for;
Youth. Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Gene.
rally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion; Fla
tulence and Nervous Diseases accounted for;
Marriage Philosophically Considered, &C., &C.
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt of
four stamps, by addressing Scc'y Baltimore
sluseum OF Anatomy. IA West Baltimore street
Baltimore. Md. i.I May61v'
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IN, NoTE.-we woald ,eall tho particular alton
IOALE has q largo Factory, and such fsoiIi'
ties as enable him to, supply the best work Of
MS own make at low prices. Very large and
Gp complete , assortTenf Ilways on hand, at his
eastern Railroad Depot, Charleston, g.. q.
~ b:LOrders from the; couptry solicited,
anda and strict attention paid to Slipping in good
oroer. ''' ''"'Aprif G fIy =.
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Economy in Fuel and Labor

SINCE our introduction of tho Improved
~ Kerosene STOVES, they have steadily
gained in public favor, and are now used not
for PRESERVING FRUITS, DTSTfLiiSG
ROSE WATER, PREPARING LARD, &c. In
the Nursery and Sick Room, they are invalu-
able. Dentists, Chemists and Manufacturers,
ana @ Others who need PORTABLE HEATING
APPARATUS, will find them admirably adapt-
ed to their wants. 10 .
A large supply Of the above, and also of the
superior GAS STOVES, on hand and for sale
by j. d. DUYAII & SON '1'
No. 8S7 King st., one door North Liberty
April 3 t3mo. .:,' ..,., Charleston. a. o.
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Fresh Supplies.

nUTCH HERRINGs. ...t
~ Fresh Country and Mountain BUTTER.
Pink-Eye and Peach Blow Planting Potatoes
Fine Goshen CHEESE, at G. DIERCKS,
Jan % At the Sign of tho Watch.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

THE reputation this
excellent medicine en-.
joys,,is derived from it's
Gu res. many OF which
are truly marvellous;
inveterate cases ofScro-
fulous Disease. where
tho. system seemed sat
urRted with corruption,
have been purified and
cured by it.. Scrofulous
q ffpntip1, n m u II,oa,l,.,..
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Charleston Advertisements.
SODA WATER.

...I. SODA WATER.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED is agent for A. J.
Water 0rIT sGns Justly celebrated Soda
draught stands, silver plated draught stands,
generators, fountains, &c., which will be sold
at manufacturers prices, with freight only
sent to any address. Choice Syrups and ali
materials required in the manufacture OF Soda
Water constantly on hand. -
May 6 t13 Charlcston Sc
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, SAVANNAH, Ga, March 8, 1857
Mr.. Ct. w. AIMAR-Dear Sir: A member of
my family, suffering long from Dyspepsia, has
experienced more relief from your ''Saracenia
Bltters," than from any other medicine che
has ever tried. 1t is most excellent for invigo-
rating the system and creating an appetite. l
regard it as decidedly the most beneficial of oil
dyspeptic remedies. ,..,.. 49,.
N. j. DARRELL.
Il Sold by all. Druggists. General Agents,
hIsLEY Co., 141 Chambers atreet, New York.
april Y III. .,,, tty
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CHAMPAGNE,

@ Champagne.
lust received a consignment OF the follow.
81 ing choice brands,
LAO DOR. G. Heidsick and Cremo de Bpuzy
For sale low to close. GEO. SYMMBRS.
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W1ANTED.-AGENTS sell the Ameri-
wv. can knitting Machine. Price $25. The
simplest. cheapest and best Knitting Machine
ever invented. Will knit 10000 stitches por
minute. Liberal inducements to agents. Adj
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE co.
Beston, Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
May 20 3mo
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Scythes and Grain Cradles.
on DOZ. Grifin's Best GRAIN CRADLES.
az doz. five and six Finger Grain Crsdles
At low prices for cash. J.. .&T T. r. AGNEW.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

AZ RAILKOAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3d. the trains OF this road will b" run as follows:
Leave Richmond at A. NJ. ana 2:Sa /; VI. =,
Leave Petersburg ut $50 4. NJ AMI $3.50 L. VI.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
ear attached. will leave Richmond daily 1T ai5 /.
NJ. and Petersburg daily at y. VI. Sundays cN-
ccptcd). ,,,
The \. ". train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the ESQ i. VI. train viii not lcaVeIc-
tcrsburg on Sundays. ,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 3'i5 L. VI.
train. running through daily.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
viii leave Clover lin at 4. VI, and, returning,
leave Richmond at 2:!0 i. VI. on Tuesdays lhurS-
THOMAS II. WYNSE.
apl3 superintendent.
nICuMNND AND DANNlLLE RAIL
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MrrAScHIIoLY.-At Alstead, N. H., on tie
7th instant, as Mr.. Samuel c. savory was
yoking pair of Durham bulls, one of them
attacked him in great fury, hooked him
down and broke his ribs, one rib penetrating
his right lung. He also received other seri-
ons injuries, and his recovery is doubtful.
4 hired man prevented the bull from con-
tinuing the attack, while the wife and 50 son
Of Mr.. Savory got him into the house. Inc
saddest part of the affair remains to be told.
The son, who was about eleven years old,
was greatly excited by seeing his father
hooked by the beast, and the precarious
condition in which his parent was left, had
great effect upon his nerves, and he soon
evinced that his mind had lost its balance
On the 18th, when the other children re-
turned from school, he was missing, and, 1t
appeared. had not been to school. Search
was made for him, when the poor little tel
low WAS found suspended by rope from
beam in the sugarhouse, having hung him.
snlf
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent.
1889 Main street.

TWO OF THOSE HANDSOME AND
4 ADMIRABLY LOCATED NEW BRIGk
STORES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WG will sell AZ pub
lie auctionaOn the premises, on THURSDAY, the
5th day of August, 1863. ut 81 O'Clock +. NJ mat
truly valuable and beautifully located new BkiCh
STORE No. COL. corner nf Sixth and Broad streets,
mt present occupied by J. Marcusc rs Il clothing
store ut 81. $50 per annum. , -
Also that neat and desirable STORE in same
block No COS, at present occupied ny W. Z.
'Schwalmeyer as a notion house at $1,000 per an
mum. ~ -.,,
Each of the stores described have been recently
built aud completed in the very best OF style, with
beautiful stores and basement below. ana seven
rooms above furnished with every convenience Tor
families such as gas. water, batll-houscs, &c.
There are no stores in the city better Sultcu ny
location and arrangements for neat 1rsl-class Du-
siucss houses than these. The buildings are on
leaschold. to expire the 1st May. 1878, subject
to n very reasonable ground rent. and are to be
paid for mt valuation by the owner Mt the cXpira-
ton Of the lease
tits seldom such an opportunity to secure, ut Il
moderate rent, for Il term of years such desirable
business stands In the city ut such moderate rents
The lots front each 81 sl@ feet on the south side
of Broad street. running back depth OF 90 feet to
IN alley Il feet wide.
TERMS and particulars will be made known at
the hour of sale. or will he furnished previously
~. tllr auctIouccrs. LYME Il BROTHER.
AurtiOnuprS.
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Powell's Colorado Expedition, rumors of
the destruction of which have been current,
was fitted out to explore the hitherto I'M
known region of country through which that
river runs. The latest letters from Colonel
Powell are dated June 20, when he had
reached the mouth of the Wintah in safety.
The party in the boats mad run down four
canons, of about twenty-five miles in length
each, the walls of which were from 1000 to
$500 feet high. They found falls and dan
gerous rapids, and were compelled to make
portages of the stores and instruments, and
to let the boats down with lines. One of
the boats was wrecked, involving loss of
one-third Of their supplies and part of the
instruments. Tie Instruments were dupli-
Gated, but the loss Of the provisions would
shorten the available time for the work
COLONEL Powell also lost his manuscript OBJ
servations and records. The ex pedition on
June 18th intended to rest for eight or ten
days to make repairs and dry their rations,
which were nearly spoiled by being often
wet. The scenery is described as being wild
and grand beyond description. All the
members of the party were in good health
and spirits.
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HERo1sM on THE RAlL.-Among the COM
pensations of disasters is the manner IN
which they bring out traits of courage and
disinterestedness. On Saturday two acct
dents occurred-the first on Connecticut
river and the second on Rutland tram
In one case damned brakeman, hanging
bv the knob of a car-door, said to the bro
Their brakeman who came to his assistance,
"Dick, if any one else is hurt worse than l
am helm him first" In the other case, the
first words Of severely-injured engineer
were care any Of the passengers hurt p
Boston Transcript, July 26h.
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By Richardson K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lib Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF A HANDSOME
N STUCCOED BRICK DWELLING WITH
sold ut auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY
the 9Th of August. at 5 o'clock F. NJ. that hand
some SUCCEED BRICK DWELLING, wlthtwo
stories and basement, on the northwest corner OF
First and Cary streets containing thirteen rooms
four on the first and second oorS, five on the thr'i
and passage through the ccntrc-wiih gas, water,
atlr-roomS. and closets: and attached Is two
story brick kitchen with eight rooms. -four on
each l'oor-thc upper floor Of which IS hitGd up
corrcspondingly with that OF the dwelling ais" =
brick stable and carriagc-housc Lot 3lNl2S rect,
with an alley in the rear ten feet wide.
This Is Justly regarded rs one of The most drsi-
rablc residences In the city and Is pleasantly stn-
atcd in Il locality that Is daily increasing In value.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes
bearing interest from date Of sale. and secured by
deed Of trust.
RICHARDSON 4 CO.. Auctionccrs
IL "a lll3 Main street.
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.TCTyOy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
nvp Bowman, ArctIoncer.

IMPORTANT AND LAST SALE OF
4 THE tsEASON.-On TUESDAY, August 90,
,.,n ranranms 1900 Main street. very large and
desirable LINE OF afERCHANDIsE' adapted Tor
the season, and conpLtis nf IA Key md STAPLE
DRY GOODS, including ,DouS
20 bales ID and 40 a Of by the bale ~ "
w vnrv I large and attractive line Of READY;
MADE CLOTHING, for mems ana youths
5oo cases BOOTS, SHOES, BRoGANs, and BAh-
MORALS. for mems, women $, ana o cnt,,iie n
wear, I'm great variety Of size and qtaIIit 3Gvoo1
with an attractive invoice Of run anu
HATS. ,,hro and will
These goods are all fresh and seasonapic' anu ii
~ All sums under $780, cash; from 500 &c
1900 sixty DAYS over that amount, ninety ''!S
credit for approved endorsed paper ,u,,,~
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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CALIFORNIA GIRLS IN THE Yo-SEM1TE.-
A correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle, writing from the Yosemite
Valley, says that he yields the palm to
women for hardihood and endurance as
explorers. They climb higher, ride harder,
Get wetter, scream louder, eat more turkey,
and drink more stimulant than most men.
You should have there seen, he says, our
San Francisco schoolmistresses ride. Riding
their horses over bogs, in boys, down preci-
pices, across rivers, astridc, man fashion,
pantaloons, hair flying. Thus did this
branch of the public school department dis
port themselves. They burst their conven-
tionalitics. The inner spirit of feminnity,
crushed and smothered ms it is by the con-
ventionality of the city, is entirely free in
the Valley. As for the men, / blush for
my sex. They crcpt along after those girls
like lot of old COWS. In plotting the girls
about they became lost, and remained lost.
We met one wet and dismal wretch coming
out of the storm of mist just above the
Vernal Falls. He had become partly
demented by the wbirl and uproar through
which he had passed. During the period
of our observation he did nothing but merge
and emerge in aimlcss goings and comings
after the girls through that chronic rain
storm.
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An English officer in the late expedition
against King Theodore was asked by a lady
how he enjoyed crossing the Sahara on the
back of camel. 81 will tell YOU" the
captain answered, /" in what manner you
can produce exactly the same sensations
here us if you had made camel ride across
the desert, and then you may judge for
yourselves. You take piano stool and
screw it up as high as it viii go; then you
put the stool on farmers wagon and sit on
top of it. In this condition you drive for
twenty-four hours over newly-opened
prairie in dog-days, without drinking any
thing except half a pint of warm water
before laying down in one of the burrows at
the end u your days travel; then you will
have a tolerably corr It idea of the poetica]
feelings created by camel ride across the
Sahara
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FURNITURE, &c.

T. URNIT u RE, MATTRESSES, &c
a HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite the post
office, Main street, are now prepared 10 manuGac-
ture 10 order any style OF FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant stock at
CHAMBER, PARLOR, and DINiS6-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be bought nj
our establishment from S35 10 500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS oil all sty les
made 10 order, aud warranted rs represented.
AS the prices OF most other goods are comlnS
down, we have reduced the price OF every article
In our line, and now selling about s low As we
did before the war. All In want OF FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money by examining
our stock before buying We have goods to suit
the rich or the poor.
HARDWOOD 4 RITTER,
opposite the post-ofllce, Main street
JIG 2l-3m Richmond, W.
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The Randolph county Qndiana) journal
reports the following curious case either of
mistaken identity or of strange tilial indif-
ference: Farmland, in our county, is just
now all alive over the return Of long
mourned dead soldier from that place. In
1864 Thomas Webb, aged seventeen, son of
Squire Webb, living ON the Mississinewa
river, five miles from Farmland, enlisted
in the Sixtynnth regiment Indiana volun-
teers. At the battle of - he was seen to
fall, and was reported dead. His parents
gave him up, had his funeral sermon
preached, and mourned for him as in his
grave. His father even received his bounty
and back pay from the authorities at Wash
ington, the name having been dropped from
the rolls Ms dead. 4 few days ago there
came to Farmland young man who was
Immediately recognized as Thomas Webb.
MY God, Tom Webb, thought you were
Dead would greet him on his travels. But
he met them all, saying they were mis-
taken. His father, and stepmother, and
all, recognized him, but no acknowledge
mcnt would he make. His father described
certain marks az being on his person. At
first he refused 10 be examined, but finally
submitted, and the marks were found. lie
still insisted that his name was John -"
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BY Richardson It Co.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOND AT AUG
TION-By virtue of Il decd of trust to the subscri
her from Lucy Giles dated 10th June, 1865 record
ed in Richmond Hastings Court, shall, in eNcc1l-
tion thereof. sell at auction, the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. August !. 1869. ut o. clock 7. VI
iffair, ifnot, the next fair day, the REAL ESTATE
convened in said deed consisting OLA certain lot or
parcel Of land in the city OF Richmond. fronting
on the north side OF Franklin street twenty rect,
more or less. and running back to an alley now
running from Governor street TO the property OF
Samuel Cotrcll, and on which there now stands
brick tenement. being the lot west and imme-
dotnlv adjoining the lot on which now stands the
NIctropolitln Hail. and there being a brick tenc-
mcnt between said tenement hereby conveyed and
said Metropolitan Hall.
TERMS or SALE Cash for so much as may be
necessary to pay the sum Of $500, with interest,
from 18th day of April 1862 till paid, and the cN-
penscs of executing this trust and rs to the resi-
due terms will be made known at the time and
place Of sale. GEORGE ID. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & CO., AuctionccrS. j. y
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WONDERFUL SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-A
most remarkable surgical operation was
lately performed in this city by DR.. e; d.
ines were removed from the patients body,
and may be seen in DR.. Beebe's office, pre-
scrvcd in alcohol. This was thirteen days
ago, and the lady is now in the enjoyment
Of good health, is allowed generous diet,
which she rclishes well, and is in fa1r
way for complete recovery .-Ch'cago
Dnc{
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San Francisco, June ISIS the eli
mate of San Francisco healthy This IS
conundrum, and / give it up. The mean
temperature Of December differs little from
that of July. Fires arc practically un,
known, but thin clothing is never worn AT
Christmas, roses bloom in open air; IN
midsummer, the man who deliberatcs about
his oyercoat is lost.
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aUeyTTON SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Grubbs 6 Williams. Auctionecrs'
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM, STOCK,
MULES, CATTLE. HOGS; CORN; Pro
VENDER, THRESlIING AN, KEnflH SI-p nh-
TIRE. &c, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of deed lee.
of trust to the subscribers rs Trustees antga tT
DAY the I'd day of August commencing at II
O'Clock A. NJ Mt the farm recently owned by James James
1--WE miles below the city. the following property,
to-wit 5 Mules, Horse, head Of Cattle; Hogs,
so barrels Corn. lot of Hay and Straw, Moving,
Threshiug, and Reaping Machines, Wagons, Har-
ness Wheat Fan, Plows. and farming implements
generally. ~
Also. Il lot Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
TERMS Sums under $50 cash over that amount
sixty days credit for negotiable notes, with APP
proved cndorscrs. interest added.
RICHARD :. ALLEN.
JAMES G. DEATON, | T-rotoos
A. d. WILLIAMS, N''
iyas s. II. PULIfAM
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.TcTroy sALEs--Futurc Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers'
r-,orant. between Main and Bank streets.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d from R. Duval and wife to t bs rsf daT
August at the Office oil S Sr nnnc
Williams, II ms S crTS OF O. LAND situate In the
County of New Kent, containing Two =, a tresI
DRED ACRES (more or lessl, bouned on tne Wes.
by the Chacknhominy on the south by an no tSe
,t,, road and the church lot and on the south
nv the land OF James Turner. II Is represesret,a
70 ms that fifty acres cleared that the residue
heavily timbcred, and that about hall the l'hu 10
TT The tract is twelve miles from Richmond, ana
only n quarter Of mile from Dispatch station oh
tho RIchm ond and York River railroad. ,.,
The terms Of sale will be one-thrd cash. anu t,
residue in four and eight months, with ntercs'; Wv,
purchaser to give his notes, and secure them oy
deed of trust on the land ;,, With,
n the terms of sale be not complied WIN N,'Ii'
n, week from the day of sale, the undersigned r..
serves the right to resell the property nc thc sk
OF the purchaser in defnnlt-stamps ana CONVEY
ahcine '' pun LEIGH r. PAGE,
W. A. MAIRf.
Trustees.
r. r. DUFAL.
GnrBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
i.ln 3tawowtdS
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By Wellington Godd!n,
kurtiourcr and Zeal Estate Agent.

VERY VALUABLE DISTlLLERY
NEAR TO BROOK AVENUE, IN TIE CITY
or RICHMOND FOR SALE At AUCTION
At the request of the parties Interested shall sell
mt public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY
the 9Th of August. 1859, nj o'clock i: VI, tnat
very valuable property located rs above, having
= front Of 1876 feet on the north line of Moore street,
running hack about 800 feet To Bacon's Quarter
Branch. The Improvements consist OF LARGE.
TWO-ST0RY NEW BRICK BUILDING, cover
ed with slate, granite basement 30 by 90 ieGt; Also
aLARGE TWO-STORY EElCk STABLE. gra-
mite foundation covered with slate, 80 by 20 feet
besides SEVERAL SHEDS. In the largest brick
TURES and APPARATUS. nearly new, which
cost as learn without the land, about $50. 600
and constitute. as / Am informed, one OF the most
com lctc distillcries in Virginia: \ FULL SUI
iron pipes, passes through the whole property,
thus iddin., greatly to It's value.
4 large STEAM ENGlN + and BOILER. 23-horsc
power and an additional BoiLEh OF +, iog,n2rse
PUMPS, and MACHINERY, for tirst-clas> dis
tiIlcry: also Il large COPPER WORM and about
-FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS COPPER; an cX-
rcllent CiRIST MILL, and quantity OF large
Tr'RRTEXTIEG TUBS viii hc sold In detail.
separate and apart from the real estate.
TO persons disposed to embark In the business OF
di-ttling or tanning, or other manufacturing Pur-
poses, this property presents great attractions.
The buildings can also he used for n tobacco fac
tory soap and candle factory, or for almost any
other kind Of manufacturing business: but the
premises are peculiarly adapted far tanncry on Il
large scale. 49,
TERMS Liberal. ana lnauc KNOWN III INC hcur oi
sale.
The foregoing property was sold at auction on
the 10th Of May. 1859. and the purchaser having
failed To comply with the terms OF sale 1t Will now
he rcsOld for and on account OF whom IL may con
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Tvs W. GODDIS, Auctionccr.