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VdiuaGie Real Estate,
AT AUCTION.

II PURPOSE sems to the h,she, bidder IN F,;s,y ,t
W sth gay AuEut next, " faf otherwise the nett far
10y ounhsjs excepted tract Of land CONVEYED 10 IA, bv DR.
uanSIe Cfsdd3ek ~ deed of trust 10 secure Oh. pay
mem 81 deb beei mentioned, heing 9ly recorded "a tie
osee OF bsi"ah containing, ny estDstion, 522 -
Aots' or there shouts; has excellent Improvement.
consisting OF two story house, with fou below
Psa rooms above with porco and
an o'' " Kitchen laundry and other Convenient house, The
yhd ssC c"noodious canary aud stables other ms
P'Yeme., Convenient 90 farm good repair. IL ~ repre-
seus mat more tan half rf this tract ut bud
500 giod quality for tobacco eonniodiously suste m
Po'ss''hal Haa pfVhe family, who choose
kteP entertainments petng Contiguous 10 te main stage -a
no mile, south OF HALIFAX @. H., aud situated that Il NAV he
SoNtIt'o, WIN convenience 20 Fupc purpose rTivsfs
reuts - may be preferred. All who wish view ihe prem
nf ns feeusd 80 Dr. CrsddOck rcsdnS On the PREMISE
boni and approved security, and deed trust TO secure
he ray" snJOne half payable " months, sud the h, sce
~ tSv1 years The title believed Bile: hui s
ifutse shsl only convey suhh title vested IN me nv
re aeed, Dr. Cfaddock 10 rsisiB possession, um he i5i
Gay o. pee next TllOS. EASLEY.
TIE shove sale meets my appreciation md concurrence
GRANVILLE CRADDOCK.
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On bahals of the Weavers Of Baltimore.
WAsutUcrorJ 10Th Jr,v

WASHINGTON y eth July, 1925
Messrs JONATHAN NEsBIr, Sr. and VIM KNOX
SIRs-I have this day received your very o.
bliging letter, with the handsome specimen of do
mestic goods, manufactured in the streets of YOUR
city, and in the ranks of the Civic Profession, Oh
the fourth instant, for which | tender 10 YOU and
pray you TO present to the Viewers of Baltimore
my grateful acknowledgements.
Among the citizens of the Union, Baltimore has
long been distinguished alike for the adventurous
spirit OF commercial enterprise and for that lcitv
sentiment OF National independence, which cher
lshes internal improvement and domestic industry
VI this, the great work commenced on the 4th inst
is memorable example.
independence and Union are the ends, Internal
improvement and Domestic Industry the means Of
the American Patriot; and so ineeparably are they
connected together, that il is impossible but by the
pursuit aud proportion Of the one, to secure s per-
petuate the other.
My good wishes and my earnest PRAYERS are.
therefore, Tor the success Of the great undertaking
upon which you have commenced with 50 much
spirit and enthusiasm.
have read with great interest the account of
your procession, and have shared in your joy that
the last Patriarch of Revolution, the sole sur.
yiving sgner Of the great charter OF freedom, has
been spared to haow your enterprise to the past
as well as the future, and with the same hand tbst
signed the Declaration has first opened the ground
for your link Of lasting Union between the Atlantic
and the West.
With the thanks, accept and tender to the Wea.
ycrs Of Baltimore, the salutaGon Of your and their
friend an5 fellow citizen.
JNO QUINCY ADAMS
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TIE shove sale meets my srrfohsion md eonenr,spne
GRANVILLE CRAUDOCK.
Jaml lU. - An :
Jan, 10

ElY virtue NJ deed u trust executed IN tie .t -, -
~ Dr. Robert Burton, for the purpo,e ~ ,tcn,ing t
psymfa 4 debt due o. rhos DsnifI On. winch deed !.
dolly rc e1 "a tue oerk once the county "
ham sha proceed n eel, the ST day ~ Auyn., e,
next TOT 'd csuaty before the trout door of tie ro b
nsnv Of The slaves mentioned sad deed a. ,sI n. %
t"ni g. psyt Of 1877 p"ri, hilIines and p,r~
With inter thereon from the 18Th Iuly 1875 that
n" N - ne by ssd deed, exclusive he a. .f cs.s,,
Hs me o. eject Thee is, en- Z the n g,s,. sls,
" man ny, &c. WM BROWN, Trures d.
sSiy " 1T-Y W.
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TIE S-sFETY B.9RG ES.

TIE o~3FEIH B.YRGEN
ErStGS ~ THESE spacious and elegant
"A BOATS will Commence running
2rx->-2k5EAr. ta,ly IN July, and perform thsr
49, - 'gu,ar route betwetn New Yot L
LIZ A!bsny,evriy day. except Sum
Jay ''ufirg tie -esson al Summer travelling.
ne" speed hiss been much Improved the on
in starting at an earlier hour the passage will
'h'eny ~ daylight gy'ug passengers oppo view
'he interesting scenery OF the Hudson River.
To leave New Z Ik. To leave ALBANY
M9niAys at g o'clock, N rue,days at O'Clock (, a III
friday O'Clock, a IN Sstu,d.y, Al 3 ,,r,rL' =,
rae Propf,eor' look with confidence coutinu sncs
ne patronage il has been justly meuted 10y this
bshmri, which aacrds 10 traveller. an uarvallrd eyre
~ noT,, ani rntIe security from thu accidents TO winch
Steamboats, aud Packets liable.
Passengers in the Safety Dirge pa horses,
nse', ~ SCI wants. 'srd ct Steliubia towing tn.
same, aud thus avoid exps .se and detention
For passage enquire OF M'Mchaei on the PIER al Alba
ny,or Whl. q REDFIELD
No. 81, CoItlsuJt ,uret, New York
June 6. O
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yllaE Tavern, Plantations add Slofehoas kins Qpesa
~ cou thouse will be eassd for term Of Wal, a. M,
highest i.der m the 2i Monday IN Aug. seat
CHARLES HILL, Attorney in fact
ior the owners.
rN ~. t9--wi2iM,nAng
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ZEN UHANCEBY A. Kars holden In Tue fI,,L,- GA ~
- Of TIE county curt ChaTIOte on Oh. % Nv In:
1876 - ~ "SobsJ
vcod jones H1mlip, rso
ahu
Unity G. Archer Philip Jones, aud Wood Jone. nm.
The Deles liant Wood Jones nDi having sn,,.J L
hhoe, according 10 the Act of Assembly and Inc %
C'" aud sPpea'ng 10 the sstufsctfoo of lie COM, a.,
- ut an ibhshrani 81 the State motion ,s pi.,1
~ une II Is ordered Thai the said Defendaut d. $3.50"
ee ~ me m monday ofAngusl nest, enter Ii. aune,-
aHoe and the Plsuf's bill and g;vs ..r,, ypsa
forming the decree Of the court, aud tbu COM AZ III
o. m'.ittd ~ some newspaper printed In tI, ev ~ -,
Una iot t's" mouths sucee,svtiy, and rested AZ H. ~.
"f OF The Courthouse u sad county. A eopv wv 'N'
,e WINSLoW ROBINSON CLERK
- O. wsw
IF ,AS0E'Y GoSs51Gd e5uSYy ccaffTT
sgS,n az" PhT
Johu Ellis and Charity hs wife, Jose,b v.,l;...Y
i'ha u" whe ben Phsup and Ebzsbeih his wife Hsb.se.
Wsofy, formerly ebseea E,Josbus Ellis, Hereuiss XIII,
gie,,c, In, H." AZ, the children If
Of Jseb k, dec distributes Of As,alow xiii,
The defendant Joshua Els tTereoi,, Kills. B.,bo,ons,
Ellis, and a.. sh'is , e 's ~ rs,s',
Ellis, dec not having entered their spp,srsue, ,nS
security see"iini e. tbe Act Of Assembly and The is. - az
NJ MT inlshts1ts Of this Ccunopwes ~ l. .nst
~ The Piaiu1s by counsel II ordered TIA, az . 'o''oo
eis rdsuts do appear here bsfoe I,,s -, s"'tns
snsvs e pis'n1s b'ii that q o~o ., az, nsnS aso
,'w"p insert" ~ some nes'rsPer pubheS IN The s;t,ar
~ Nm"nf t TO r us sueeessyey aud thai snofb.S -,
p" P"ied =" ' ifnnt door ~ h Courthouse n b,. en,y
- '"' 81 cesiIye court dasa a copy Te.te ''
Jonsa, '0'OS '" MILLER 3. 9, &C.
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Cold Virginia Goid "A Gentlemen Of this
county called on US yesterday says the Frederick
burg Political Arena Of the 18Th inst. to shew some
specimens Of pure gold, found about fourteen miles
from that towo. The pieces were four in number,
esSch Weigmns about twenty-five penny weights.
He states, that, at different times within the last
hiteen years, various pieces have been found half
the size Of mans hand; and lately having given
more attention to the subject, he has ascer t,ined
that 1t abounds most 10 grey pebbly soil, aud sol
quartz, sick and cella,ed rocks, Of different :tnds
tits found on the suiaee and mixed with the earth
20 the depth Of five feet, which is as fir as any ex
pertinent has been made. After every rain. ne
employs five Or six hands who usuaily return ,yiti
gold, worth from 8 to $50.
--,sMs%-.-
Extract Of letter from New Orleans, dated 3Otli
Iune
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Extract Of letter from New-Orleans, dated 3Og,
June
The election is close a, hand. Livingston will
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June 10.

WiRGlNIA At Rules, holden the Clerk, on; . Of a.
the 9th day Of July, 1928 -H'<
DAVID Il. Wiiiidms, Pier
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S.fL.E or L.l.e,D, s. .SL.YYES

fQF virtue of Deed Of trust m
21the 9TH Sept 1929, by John Morton Beey Ann a.,
wne, and VIM L. Morton, which OF record The CIet
oce of the County will he sold at che,
leus Courthouse Monday November prx about
10 likely slaves smong them k and
house serysuts aud d valuable setmstress.
Al.o $50 -2 Acres Of land lynn, half mile ef FIN.
Courthouse rms estate ~ well ed with
houses Tor the accommodation VI family also suriri.nr,
Of good Tobacco barns and other one
of The land = forest " $50
A,o unimrrovsd lot of Acres, Iyng in the village Al,
, The Courthouse. q - " Ns~ -
Also, one lot Of land containing about Acre,
at the Cuu house whicb stu,ied the .,r AMI IN -
houses iorm,rly occupied by John Mofton & CO. ~
Inc improvements good aud AZ copsid,r
tue nest situation at the place for store
Also " Sd Acres OF aud lying same County an the
wstet' Of Ash Camp Greek, seat Keyssiile.
Aso 10 Acres OF land lying III the County bo,
SIDES OF moseey ferry road onins the land. Of
Almond aud Others ~
Also, one undivided fourth part Acres of land living
I'D the same county IN Wallace Greek, subject 10 IN. M
e;'ste OF Mary Tapey. and of
and her husband Oldham Tarp.y.
The sale will commence On the DIV sf,re.,iJ and nil
CONTINUE from day TO day until the whole above
70 tact VI land first mentioned will b.,
~ P"fcha'sr-- accommodate credits will be giy.u Tn.
I"IiheT terms made known the day Of .ne.
ihe Subsofihe also offers privately on
credits tue following land, wieh he divide to suit pu
2f2 IA Acres, being the called Pine Grow. IN
when Col VIM, L. Morton reside. about mile. fror
ohhrO'te Courthouse. This estate highly npt,y.d aud a
large proportion much which r.
oaee" ishd couisins also aud cool
sche for mill. ~ 5O'"
Also 4is Acres lying Little Roanoke & HiiVs Creet
u' - aud OF excellent quality con,aions yalaabl,
Fhe subscriber will coyeysvcb ti.Ie =. i ..,t.t - H.
the Deed aforesaid. IDgrN A. al, -
OCT ~. 49,. 81
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Tho Senate consists of 10 j. and S A.-So that in
jont ballot for Governor, council SC. the admins
traiion will have a majority of about ~
Tho Jackson Party have decided maorities in
The 4th, 9th, and 9th Dstricts-giving Electoral
votes-But we saved the necessity of making
any minute calculations ourselves by the accom-
panying communication which we lay before our
readers:S
=" The administration presses since the recent
elections for members of the State Legislature in
Maryland, seem perfectly intoxicated with what
they are pleased TO call triumphant victory over
the Jackson party. DO these Editors mean to de-
ceive the people abroad or are they really igno-
rant OF the true result of the election so far as
may be regarded as test al the strength of par
ties in relation to the presidential election! He who
upblushingly claims or ten votes for Adams in
Maryland must be mad or drunk, or must wiliul.
~ intend to deceive, as the following sta tement
will clearly demonstrate.
The State of Maryland is divided into nine E.
lectoral Districts, the 3d, s. 4th Districts elect
each two electors, the remaining seven dis
tricts elect one elector each-The votes in each
District were
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The subscriber offers fer .Sglc.

Ine subscriber offers for Sale,
VIE vause's -Panistioni which be resides, called IN,
Meadow pidse> Thi, e.sie situated IN tie CONT of
hanover, on Chicsahominy Swamp, miles from the ev n.
i.cbmoud and Contains AIS aud .shh acres, of ,;e
anef ate beiwteD 100 and $50 low stouns CLEARED
nt s'e Improvements On the Swamp have entirely drained
we h'' lands The high lands ell improved The built
ms' are extensive, eoDmOdIcus and good order The On
cnds are large containing between 900 frees Of ,r
eeh Iut' The health OF the smbscbers family since b
'eoenoe On this estate, slow, him TO that no .cn
"t more desirable IN thaffsspec No pfopetty hss
foI sale III thus section Of country f1r many years
pusss'hs as nuoeron' advantages The ell csced
Pn"euon OF corn cotton, Osts, and stas. and
Pooo Tor ~hfai A. Vegetable spil, Il sunsurtssseJ
noi Effected by the 10Th December he viii ttso g. 4,
publicly. - " W" ''e" ""'f I"
~ same ot be VIII sell "a or 40 likely FesIoe- hi,
cI2P W corn c0nsng Of about atre.b,tse,n go
wSh ore h"miny corn, fodder, ,huct. Re- also b,
hSits mules nd COTS together with hou., hold
PHhsIg" utensils &c The terms Of sale on s ,s.I
Ps'''u@' e'iale, viii be made known ptoptr 4 me
o JOSHUA STORES.
'Tits ist
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10 ousted Nom Congress; but as 10 the general
vote Of the State, we do not entertain the shadow
OF doubt.
Maryland is the next State upon our Tableau--
and The Soa'''ionsts are now Growing aud c,;eer
ing al the magnificent results of the recent cleo
ton. What have they gained? Itco electoral
potes at the most, u they haze gained Men.-
Both parties, indeed, must be somewhat dsap.
pointed at the result The Jackson party counted
upon or electors; and possibly majority in the
LcgisN,ture-It was but day or two before the
election. that the Marylander" (A.) declared III:
Jacksonmen could not elect 20 members to th,,
Ife.,se-and the Boston Patriot exclaimed, :. Our
friends sanguine they shall get the whole vote
OF the State; but they assure us ten votes ma v~be
calculated on with confidence '-Both sides are
dsapponted--and the jackson men must be con-
tent to surrender the State Ship again to its present,
pilots, and to claim certain, and more con,in-
gent. slectors--The following is tho result of tho
election for the Legislature:
- HQlkss Of dele QafsS-rec1p lion
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NOTICE.

q Ii persons indebted for subscription or other
-eAwise 20 the Family Visitor. Visitor and TeIr-
graph, and Literary s. Evangelical Magazine. up
10 the LIST Of July 1928, TO tho Franklin printing
press--or 70 Nathaniel Pollard are requested to
make immediate payment 10 The subscrlt.r. or to
such agent or agents, he may hereafter appoint,
as the said debts arc all assigned 20 him. in trus'
by deed bearing date the Sth Of Oct 1925, and re-
corded in the Hastings Court NJ the City Of Rich
inond. PHILIP NJ. TABB
Oct. H. 10 wIsv
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Pleasant Yiik for Sale.

Pleasant Hiik for Sale.
NE subscriber having dets rmined TO remove 10
he West, will on Thursday the 30,h inst III
IS, II not the first fair day thereaer,) sell 10 the
ghest bidder, on the premises, that valuable
arm called Pleasant Hill, containing by late sur
yey ga Acres, lying in the county OF Mccklcn-
burg, Va on Blues.one River, about miles from
:tle Town OF Ah5yville-about 270 acres Of which
bare cleared and considered inferior to none in the
county; large portion of which is fresh s. well
adapted to the culture OF Corn, Wheat 81 Tobacco.
L he plantation is now in good repair; the improve
ments very good, consisting OF a new Dwelling
House with seven rooms and two passages, k,tch-
ems, barns, Granarics &c SC. all in complete re-
pair
Also, another tract adjoining the lands Of Mai
Thomas Nelson, and othcTs, containing 400 acres;
well; the remainder OF the land, which is unclear-
ed, Is very COOL and well Iimbered.
Also, small tract of fine wood land, living in
the lower part Of the aforesaid county near Has
kinss Ferry, aud adjoining the lands of DIR. p. Fl.
Foster.
The subscriber considers any further description
unnecessary, ~ It's presu,nable that any gentle
man wishing TO purchase williirsi view the preni-
ccs, which viii be shown him by the subscriber or
MIR. Hendrck, (tle Oversccr) living on tho first
named tract.
1T the same time AMI place will be sold all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture
The crop of Wheat. Corn, Oats, sc. Carts, Wag-
ons and Plantation Tools Of every descriptions two
complete sets OF BackSmiths Tools--aii tie stock
Plough horses, together with several fire saddle
! horses.
Terms IF SGle-On the Lands credit of one
and two years will he given the subscriber rccuIr-
ing bouds and approved security, or Deeds OF trust
II considered necessary TO secure the payment
Young Negroes VIII also received at fair urices
On the other property, all sums under $40 cosh-
over Thai amount, credit oil months will be civ
en-. CONRAD BOYD.
Pleasant Eia, -':eeI.iea1u.s "a Oc, IL.
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Foil meeting 1928
T1he -.ii Tuesdsyfhs 2a,h Instant,
the Cspp Feil Givaecssf Cosf,house
ani ecntinne lguf days.
81; Day
Mile hsaii free or az unied hor'e, ssidiag
exceeding four wears Did epifsnsf $50.
2nJ Day.
rotEsy CIah parss three rs hcs' purse $500 entrance
sfd Day.
Post f1ste two mil,s out, entrance go.
SIS Fey.
Handy esp mis heats bet n,ies fys sf.o'e, sqo.
y. OANY, PfoYfiefor.
~ r. The Teaufer wishes che snhc heIs 70 he yuneusl
Paying their 'piseft5. s5,o DE Jockey CIob "a
~, I'd. :,
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SHERRIEE,s sA1r

W p'Fsuance % an order of Ilenrico count,
soe'T made on The Oh day of this month, f,s
9'e' Z" OF said county viii on the Iith day of No.
y,e'hoer next, before ne front door of The III,
ayefn' 10 ihe City Of Ricbnond, make sale n =
inTn. OF colour named jim. who ;1as been conn.,,
te" 10 The jail Of laid county as Runaway.
HENRY H. CARTER, H. s.
~ ao ~ leopard :. H. q.
-, -,
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\ lNTI. IIAIIIE1EL' Ml--iI-.1INfi--

TLoss 't1sn. Of the County ofCiooob,od q, bo ,s,,
S Law On abuse Of any power vested in conyr,, b
constitution, and destructive Of o.. fntsr... of 49, a
Tet'qrti'd "a meet ssihe Ceug thou,e =. NJ, fme,
~ nttI Ooul' dsy for The connfv " - Hy 'o"r On
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NO BI9.t-E-S

In the three first schemes of the Next LOTTERY
COIEN'S OFFICE-BALrIMoRE,
Sept. II, 1928.
CRA.ED SIATE LOTTERY OF MD
No o. TOO 1928 to he drawn by Su.chemes under an I'm
proved Mode. secured by Letters Patent aud by which ,he
Auvtnturer CASSOT DRAW a BLANK until whale
OF the Suh-'chemes petedu no an time he Ia.
the chance Of tn. Lottery WITOIp
ANY RISK WHATEVER, till the compietior of tne ia.
Sub.echeme. .~-'N''
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UT AT the same time and place, the tract of land,
'e'onging to tho estate OF said Tn. atkins, decd
containing about 1900 Acres, large proportion OF
which lies on Appomat,ox River, wiilbe rented
cut Tor one year: it may be divided into > very
GOD tracts 18th necessary buildings each; there
al be seeded on the whole tract about 200 BUSH
is OF wheat, which viii be an object, to persons
sIrous ct renting land in that section of country
RICH'D WATKINS, adm. OF
TIL Watkins, decd.
Oct. L. .,,-w,5s
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-. -. " w. IH IIt tItatN Witty NJ Ms n
CCHENS7 OFFICE

III, Market street, Bdlti,s.ore,
where The Capitol Prize,,u all the rftviou.
aud where both the Great Prnts of e' "'o''
One IfunaJed Ihousaud DoUprs zach
were 'o'd 20 former LoHies and iert capital p,i,,
o.. ~. 1.t a. '' any "h.r ogoe IN 5nnsriea.
''"eI' RON any part of the United Ststss' .ib,, L.
, Fei"I " private conveyance enslOsins the lash al,
n,,,,n, 80 ~ any OF the Lotteries, wall the zane
UTAddIes.io f'''''P P"oaioE~
Is COHE.y, Jy. & BR OTIfERS.
NJ, 10 BGIimOrc
''I'iWot'S fft %. 1879. 4t-fCl1uO
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[4LY A-OY[ItN

EDWAkD o. GOODWIN, Attorney At law. b,,i..
:, "N,,n run ms former resiieuce f'nwiIds count,
70 rf,n bienhip 20 the county Of Ahen4fie aud IN AZ
"ennt OF Charlottesville, will attend reralsrjv
anJ lnfefOr Court, N Alb.masie eonuy
~, 'ddfea Is Charlottesville, W. ' NY
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,iO6 prizes, amt 1913, 100.

Zivo prizes $4,000 4l6I prizes S39, 500
which can 6e hat Memoment they are draDn.
P1h Schemes, explaining the mode Of t,swjnx vii b..
forwarded with tickets 10 dan adventures; and f. w.,
ss, me drawing the Register containing the ooiaf lists viii
Whole Tickets, So Quarters, 81 %
Halves, 80 | Eiphths n co,o
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ADMINISTRATORS sAI.E.

: IN ednesiay the 3rd day of December next.
Iair' o'herwisc the next fair day, viii be sold
to The highest bidder, in the upper end OF Poshat
an, at the residence of the late Thomas Watkins,
decd, about 30 Negroes, consisting Of Men, W O.
men, Boys and Girls, also the stock of horses cat
tie sheep and hogs, the plantation utensils house
mold and kitchen furniture, the crops oil corn iod-
'der, and oats.
;; ~ Terms Of salc.--for all sums not exceeding
SO Sash; for al sums above $40 and not exceed.
Tag 500, o months credit: and Tor all sums ex-
,cecding SIVo, IL months credit, the purchasers in
every instance, viii be required to execute their
bonds, with approved security. to carry interest
IRON their date, and upon the punctua payne mt Of
each bond, the interest will be RENTED.
RlCH'D WATKINS, adm. OF
: Til. Watkins, deed.
oct. li 10-wtds
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Il PETIYIOyS
W I'LL be presented 70 the next General seam
= by, praying tie passage Of a Low TO incorporate
me trustees OF the Sni:hfc!d Accadefny. in tho
County oS $50 g i%-s,
Y.''. S-Ha.
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RS. BRooMe's school CONNIE uces MONDAY &c.
~ tober 18th. Teachers of the first euinence in
each department have been engaged, and every
arrangement made TO facilitate the progress OF the
young ladies committed to her care.
Maps, Globes, Diagrams, Pianos and an extern
sive and well selected Library are provided.
The celebrated MIR. Hassier will attend regular
~ to teach Astronomy, Natural Philosophy, Aige-
bra x Mathematics.
;, Reference 10 the Rt. Rev. Bishop Moore, VIM.
Mayo, Esq. James Lyons, Esq Richmond, Wal
ker Heron, Esq. Norfolk, Fr. Smith, .Esq. kbing-
oon Joseph Cabell, Esq. Nelson County.
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HIGHEST PRrzE,

l0iI9 prizes amounting 10 SSOO Ov
UPThc Sub-schencs arc As foIiow;--ihe fir,
one OF which will be drawnon
"Wednesday; the 22d Of Ocfo6er.
The others will follow without unnecessary delay
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nm. CtuItVitesftHc FeHfQic .3cndemY.
eEt patf ms Of this Ihsiiuion are de.ifou. 4, emov
- 'ay q" toks charge Of The school aud fhe boarding.
=. 'he commencement o the year. The pJa,
'u"s''on val comprehend al o.. elementary bfsprb..
nen,, -, hsto3omyj Arthmsei History, dcfn & an
Sit.1 WIN Entomology Cnmp0siof, Ssc the r.,J,,
aud symmetrical souInciion Il the beet French nth,
proc poetry ofnpDen;al Needle Work Dfhwnr Mu,
l'oue need appy bu, thuss who produce mat
t1y tssiimoni. II qualification 10 sreb IN. mo-, ~ :,
sayshAss' VIII he sdofdei Ebs Academy y pies.sntlv
furnished with co1,modf5s aud co,of,,si. Ill
ns uou'e'ou houses, garden, &c, foe the
als mu"oer Of boafders Tie schosi will 10 m sds.is -
selves by letter or IN person. 10 VIZ ''s'' '"'n
.gferdadcr Garrett. !
JWymGn Wdyt,
John H. Crocen. C,g,o,i,f.o
.FIn'roa Bromham,
Get -.
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EoR TIE ENonlRER.

c,g9M"'e,'eencnt at HdmpdcB Syiney C0Hege.
70 me semi animal examination Of the Junior,
Sophomore aud Freshman classes. a, Trsn,nden
sydney College, commenced on tho 18th sept
and closed ON The 2Gd. The Junior Class were
critically examined, during The "a week in Au
Gusi, on al The impcr,ant branches Of the course.
he commencement took place on Wednesday,
The 2ith September.
Order Of Exercises