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paluobte Reel Estate for Sac.

paluobte Reel EStu!e fer Sale.
Il VIE subscriber offers, at private sale his
X Warren Estate, cUua lining Eve hundred
and clghty-fVG acres OF the very he t Iunes
River land, and inferior to 10 estate OF lis size
OH the river, far u MS observation has cy-
tended. About one third III the estate is i'll
woods, and :he balance open land. The i'm
proTemeuts consist o! comfortable dwelling
house, kitchen, smoke house, &c, h sides vory
spacious granrry, several large dauhe tobacco
barns, criCJ5, negro quarters, &c. Should the
above very valuable estate net be sold privately
before The 4tb day Of January Ir%t. (Wcdres-
day., ii Will on that day be offered at pubic sale
to the highest bidder, credit Cf one, two
ana three years aHd as seen as The land Is dis
posed OF, the stock Of al kinds, plan,atiou
utensils. &c. viii be sold, turctner with he
crops OF corn, fodder, eats, SC. az n credit OF
twelve months FOR ri! sums Of ten 4olla-s and
upwards, under that amount cash. Persons
wishing to purchase, will be shcwa the IauJ Lv
my naunger Mr.. LeWeliyn, residing on the es-
tate, or they can apc y To the subscTlbc2 for any
information which may be desired CONCERTS.
the premises The purchaser vii! be required
To give satisfactory security, with deed in trust
on the land, TO secure the payment - tho
same time and place, will be hired Tor the ensu-
ing year, between twenty and thirty very yGla-
able young ne 2rGes, belonging TO the estate o.
Napoleon u. Magruder. The ub,ye sale and
hiring will be continued from day to day TIL The
whole is Completed
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
N. B. There viii be at least two Aundr, d
and fifty bushels OF wheat seeded this fall On
The estate.
IL The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
and Char ottesyIl!e Advocate, will peuse PUB
lIsh the above notice twice a week Ia their pa
pers, Til the day OF sale, and frsafd thcir
accounts On that day TO the subscnD"r for pay.
ment. b q q
oct 3-2awtds
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POW IHHTE.

'MSHE late Res dence of our T'estator, will
IL again be offered on the 18th of December
next, II fair, II not the next fair day there's iter
and positively sold to the highest bidder This Els.
tate, having been formerly advertised. any fur
ther description is deemed useless, as it is hoped
that those who wish TO purchase will first view
the premises.
1t will either be sold entire, or divided tc
SUIT purchasers, which may be advantageously
done Terms one fourth Of the purchase mo
ney to be paid on the first day of January next
when possession WI be given; the balance il
three equal annual insalments, for which bond
with apr owed security and deed of trust or
the property, will be reqri ed; the bonds 10 car
ry interest from the day of sale, but if Puuciu-
ally paid, the interest will be RENTED.
JAMES GOVAN.
a. A. GoV AZ ''AN van.
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BROOkFiELD FOR SALE.

an Tuesday. the 18th dav of next month,
~ (Dcccmber.) If fair. it rot the next far
day thereafter. viii be sold, o, public auction.
on the premises. the Tract If Land on which
! row reside, called Brookfed, lying on the
Brook Turnpike Road, five miles above the
City OF Richmond, containing by II late survey
593 acres. There about 100 acres of fret
low grounds; the same quantity Of second
low grounds, and the greater part of the
high land of very good quality, and in a high
state Of cultivation There are seeded on the
Ia d, from 10 t. 100 bushels Of wheat.
The buildings consist of I cnmmod,ouS two
story dwelling house. and all the necessary out
house much better han are usually fund an
farms IN this part at tie country. There is q
very large and ncarlv new barn, with Gre oftha
test ihreshng machines 4 ever saw, which
cost $3.50 There is good spring near nix.
honse, and we'll OF excellent water in III, yard
This is a most desirable country residence,
aHd Is sufficiently near the City of Richmond,
io' gentleman residing on l., 10 attend TO bu-
slhess IN that place; 1t Is not more Than ore
hours ride.-Any gentleman isalng to view
the Plantation, before tho day Of sale, viii he
SheWn 1t by my sen John, or myself, botk of
whom reside OH the premises. The terms wal
be made known Oil tie day of sale; and will be
accommodating.
1t the same time and place, will De sold, at pub
:c auction, a. my stock of horses. mules, CIT L.
(among them -four yoke Of COED rxeu,l hogs cGd
sheep, plantation utGngis- crop of corn. fad
aud hay, and some articles Of housrhoii and
kitchen furniture. Fer al sums under ten dol
lars, cash Will be required. For all sums of.
and above ten dollars, credit OF SIX months
Viii be given; tae purchaser giving bond with
approved security, or notes, negotiable and pew
able at one of he Banks in RichInond, with ap-
proved eEdotseIs. BEN. SHEPPARD.
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DIED,

In st. Mary's county, Maryland, capt. Michael
u. Carroll, late of the U. S navy, aged about
63 years He was midshipman, and selected by
Decatur, to aid in the destruction of the Pha-
dslPhia frigatc, az Tripoi
In Lenox, Mass. William Walker, esq. aged 80,
of whom gov. Lincoln has said that he was the
"most venerable man that he ever saw" He was
a soldier in 1775. In Anne Arundle county,
Md capt Charles Croxu aged GO. At OIsego
N. Y. Samuel Hyatt, aged SO. In Amesbury
Mass. Benjamin Merrill, aged 81. In Shclburne
Mass. capt. John Fellows, aged so. At Walpole
n. II. capt. Joseph Fay, aged 60. In Mercer
Maine, capt. Benjamin Baxter, aged "a. At his
seat near New York, gen. Philip Van Courtandt
aged 81. AT Bacon Castle, jesse Moore, aged 50.
At York, Penn. col. George Spang!cr, aged ~.
At Worcester Mass. capt. Peter Slater aged 70.
At Providence, Il. ]. maj gen. Barton-all sol
diers oil the revolution.
Mrs. Elizabeth Honora Frances Lambo, who
had been eight times married, lately died in the
island ofSt. Helena, aged 10 years, months.
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CTION
AND GENERAL COMMISSION HOUSE,
In The city Of Washington, ID. c,
SAMUEL S'TETTINITTS

Il Il
now prepared TO receive any and all kinds n,
Ii Merchandise that may be Offered ~, o,,;
nch' ut ms old established stand near the Ccntrc
I"aIket' ut the corner of Pcnnsvvani, hvcnuc
a"d seventh Street, few doors West of MIR loo
SC Browns Hotel - AA' VS.
REFERENCES:
Messrs' Jabcz Parker Richmond
mas. l. CaZcnove & Co. Boston
w. >. Lawrence & Stone,
"A N a. Lawrence u Co.
Dana, Evans 81 Dana
r. Williams * Co. as
Joseph NJ. Brown, "
DANIEL Smith, Newburyport.
Chas. }. Brockway,
George ). Rathbonc, Providence
Irusdcll Il Rhodes,
William Colgate & Co, New York.
Burns, Halliburton g. Co,
Tucker, Dorr 81 Co.
A. y. Rumsey,
VIM Z. Attwater,
Lew; s u Whitneys, Philadelphia.
Elton * Beck,
Samuel Ettng
Hugh " WIN. Crawford, Jr. Baltimore.
George x. Gather & Co.
Peter d George Suuerwein,
Samuel ID. Walker,
John S. Bridges &C
VIM Fowe " Co. Alexandria,
A Z. Cazanovc s. Co.
Cohagan Il Whittlc,
Samuel Messcr Smith,
davidson x Dodge, Georgetown.
George Lowry,
Sabret l.. Scott
K n; o. c WeIghtmnn, Washington City.
Doct Thomas Sswell,
Todd IL Co.
Clarke Il Orme
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4 CllANCERl-i Amelia County Court,
Il September ed, 1881: riighmun +. Jeter,
admir-. of Elizabeth Human, dec'd. and hcir
OF his late wife Sally Jo,er, Sally Thurstom.
WIN L. Ellington, IN right Of his wife. Nancy
former widow and admx. of Joseph Motley, Jr.
decd Joel b Motley, John G. Motley, George
X. Motley, Nathaniel Nj. Motley William L
Ea"oS, :" ,ignt or ms wife Mary W. formerly
Mary W. Motley, IN their proper persons. and
Detsey Ann Motley, an Infant who sues by VIM.
H. L., ra an, ner guardian ad item, which said
joel joan, George, Nathaniel, Mary aud Betsy
are children of said Joseph Motley, deed. and
whicn SAID Sally Thursron and Joseph Motley.
decd were children Of Joel Motley, senr. dec d.
''ga'n% Comprts
hicS'ndrr b. Walthall, admir- de bonis non
OF joel Mo'ley,sr decd. and also admir- of Pas
cnai Motley, decd. Nathaniel NJ. Motley. ST.
THOMAS Motley, Paschu! Motley, - Brom
well and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Motl, V.
- Tight aud Mar ha his wife, formerly Mot
icy sylvia NJ 1tley, wicow Of John NJ otey, deed.
10 tneir proper persons, and Mary Motley, WIN
motley, and james Motley, infants by Thomas
w. Webster guadiln ad Item which said Tho
mas, Paschal, Elizabeth, Martha. MARY. Will
ain d James, are children OF john Motley dec :;
and which sand John aud also the said Paschal
Motley decd, and the SAID Nathaniel NJ MutIcv
sr. were children OF The said Joel Motley. ST.
decd Docndyt
THIS day came the compliments by their at
- N H.eu lhe'I plii against me DEB NJ
dants, aud on their motion. Thomas w. Webster
IS appointed special guardian to the infant de-
PENDANTS, William, Mary and James Mctlev-
ana the defendants Na'haaIel NJ. Motley, senr.
Thomas Motley, Pasehal Motley, = Brum-
WELL and Elijah beth has wife, - Hight and
Martha his wife, Sylvia Motley, William Mot
ley, Mary Motley, aud James Motley, not hav
ing entered Their appearance and gwen security
according TO the Act 81! Assembly, and the rules
OF THIS Court, and 1t appearing to the satistac-
ton OF tie Court, that they are not Inhabitan,s
OF TINS Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the
SAID defendants do appear here on the fourr h
Thursday III December next, and answer the
Dill OF the compla'nants, and that copy of this
oau ue De 'orth%Hh asserted IN some newspaper
Published IN the City of Richmond, for Two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse of tins county
A Copy T'este
30 JOHN II. LEIGH c Acc
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pernont.-Ihe press gives returns from 40 out
as follows:-Slade "a. NJ 1886; Temple IN. Rs
1858; White ~ 926; scats 49, At the last trial
the vote was for Slado 4l47, Williams 1898; White
1873. seat, Id.
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Produce brought DOM the Canal.

Produce brought dozyn the Canal.
Nov 1913 hhds tobacco, 73I bbls flour, o93
bpshcls wheat, 27 bushels corn, u bushels ches-
nuts, 5000 slaves 600 key poles, 81 cords Of wood,
90 boats 1854 bushels coal, II coal boats
Nov. 20---6 hhds tobacco hid steams 81 box
es MANUFACTURED tobacco, GO bbls flour 491 bushels
wheat, 10 bushels corn, II cords of wood, boats,
2 coal boats, 800 bushels coal
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Y'O TY.EKYEY go ,N.ES
nov sI-2aw,ds

A you are not inhabltant Of this State
IA you are hereby notified that we shall pro-
ceed 10 take The dispositions of O. Henry Tibbs
and Robert Gordon, at the office of John Shore,
Notary Public, on the twenty seventh day OF
December next ensuing, between sunrise and
sunset, to be read in suit now depending in
he Circuit Superior Court Of Law & Chancery
ofthe Court Of Henrico, in which we are Plan
ifs, and you are defendant along with James
Robertson and William Swami
JAMES DREW McCAW
WILLIAM REED McCAW.
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& L rule, taken the clerks Office, OF couury
N court Of Prince Edward, the 5th day of September
1881 oher Tarpley, aud Jane his ulfe, formerly Jane
Geers, John GeeIs, and Mary Hawkins pit ssairs,
HrLekIah Ellington, and Sally ms vile, Thomas Hole
man, panel's iio!cman William r. Geers, and Mack
ness Ceess dste-IS CHASCERE.
Inc defendants Hczckian Ellington. and Sally. III,
wife, Thomas iioleman, Pamela Hulemau, ami ilack
teef., not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to Of The General Assem-.
bly, aud The rules of this coUT aud appearing that they
NOT nhab fants Of this State IL is az rules
aforesaid and accordingly ordered that tive sad deC,-
dants HtZekah Ellington, and Sally his w!f-, Thana
Hoernan, PAMELA HplenaE, and Mackness Geef, do
appear here, the first day of December court rcxi.
and answer the plaintiffs bill aud that COPY of tins
order be fJthwIh inserted in some orc Of line publ,
newspapers printed in r,s city Of Eichmond for two
months 'ncccsyey. and also posted door Of
the court house NJ this county
az Copy, Tese. Il. J. WORsHAM, c c.
AJ OTlCE.-Vhe Trustees of " ashngl1 n
~ Henry Academy in the County Of ilono-
YER are anxious 20 dispose Of their Lottery
privilege, to raise so, O0O, granted them 10y he
last Virginia Legislature. See ees ion acts.
page 277.) and Will do so on accommodating
terms. Application to he made IN person, or
through the Richmond Post Office TO
HENRY CURTIS.
Hanover. Oct. re-, 1881. &C ZJ-ThGw
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sS0i'sEs EEEes.kse5ass -Bsge4fe

~ Nh II Subscriber 0ilers, at private sala alsn
q North Blcnhein Estate. (thn former resi-
dence of e iete Col. James MonroeD in the
County OF AiLema!c.--Ihis Estate, contains
HIne hundred and seven acres, by recent sur
vey. and vii. be- divided, Ct GesiEtd) in;o two
divisions, 10 suit purchasers, with al least one
hundred aud fifty acres OF good land attached
10 each div!son and with i'm DruVemcnss on each
The Improve menis CT the Estate sre extensive
and valuable, ana the land well ada pied 10 the
culture "f wheat, tobscCo, and corn, and might
BE- improved to almost any extent BY he clover
and plaster Sy-ieu, 80 :.Ica 1t 10 admirably
aGaPtPd-ite sci! is # i rel, red loan such a,
distinguishes cur best mountain lands, aid les
wei Tor cu lVAi!cI, apd ITS inCs gdysaiu res OF
Climate, water, society, navigation. &c. reRGer
1t inferior 10 10 k:statr, IN the immediate neigh
1"urhoed Of Charlottesville, and the University.
Should the above very valuable Estate not be
previously disposed OF, privately, and Of yyhyca
due netIce will be given, 1t vii be offered, OH
The pTealses, AZ pubic saie. to the highest bid
der, oE ihe 18TH daY o! December ue-t, o. 4
credit 81 ONE, :" o, acd three years: satisfactory
security, and deed is trust on the and viii CO
required, TO secure tie payments; and should
the above sale Of the hand, ne Effected The crops
oi corn fodder, g., ~I'h ne stock of II kinds
together with tie plantation utensiB VIII be
sold, cn credit o. Twelve months on ali sums
OF ten dollars and upwards, aBd under that
amount, cash In Che event of selling this rs
tate, the sale of he ether Estate, will not Is X
place, rs III the sale Gi he cHs, the suhEcr Der
con make such arrangements, rs viii disehsr1s
The amount required Oh the other, wh here he viii
remove to reside, oE before the fret d0y 81
January next, hen posSC5SIoz MI he given.
Persons disposed 81 purchase either the Whole
or half the Estate, wi! drest thslg letters 20
the subscriber, residing on ihe premises, or can
visit bin IN person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NoRTH BLENaEIh, Sept. 90, 1891
4
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y tanovcT County Court, October 2Th. 1881 Edward
Sydnof, pu, against fhons=. Williams and George
L. Ellis, 1ts.-lN CHASCkRY
The defendant .euse L. Ellis having entered his
appearance and given security according the &C,
Assembly ana the rules of this court, and appearing
the satisfaction of the court that ne is
OF this cOnnpnw ea'In ordered, that the sand de snd
an do appear here Gn tire LIST day OF December CouEi
vi this order he forthwith inserted So,ne nrwspauer
published in the city of Richmond, for izs months
suGcetsvely, aud that another copy he posted al he
fronl door Of the house Of tbis county
A copy. Tcsle, VIM. T. II. POLLARD, D. c. n. c.
80 2av16t
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Will AMsBURG, the 2Oth October, 1881.
ne parties concerned Ia the fore going deEs
red 10 take notice tha' have appointed I2ih day OF
december next, :" :SeG9te the which day, hy
nine O'Clock. NJ, they required To attend AT my
offer, With their books, papers, and testimony
OC 25-8nC JAAlES CIR ANISS (,ntnr
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q GAEp HA

$4,000 Dollars 'oOrth of Dry Goods, at ana unaer
prime cost
E7AT & d. KYLE ~ co. having determined
W to change their present business, will
this day commence selling their entire stock of dry
goods at and under prime cost Within the last
five weeks they have received fresh imported FIJI
goods to an amount exceeding 100000 which,
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sortmcnt very desirable. In order to make spec
dy close, they will offer such inducements coun-
try merchants, as cannot fail to meet entire APP
probation.
Sc 26-t
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Ook alRsi Bob Printing dOsl
nd tEac EVeaiS Office.
Es. ". y. q "a ME- 10 %

EHAVE received, black and blue black, and
FL q, dash colored changeable Gro de Nap, Gerry
ehcap
Super and common Italian lustrngs, Mat,eo-
nj, best 90 do
Heavy black India sdtiins for ladies cloaks
Snshews and sarcene,ts
Superior and common black bombazines, black
and colored Italian grapes, black Grape wells
fine green beregc for wells, velvcteen Grape
and Lama hdkts
Cd thbet wool shawls, of superior quality
Lace prlerines aud capes, muslin capas and col
lars, fine thread laces and edgings, bobbin ct
do do INV y,
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Plano Forte Manunsctorv.

e. r. BUKhAKT oilers Tor sale, at ms Faclo-
n ry on Main street, opposite the Merchants
N"ilce House, Piano F"rtes OF Il superior quail
ty-for tone and workmansh inferior To none
OF The northern instruments.
Old PIano Fortcs bought or taken in part pay
Tor new Instruments.
Also, Piano Forces repaired in the 5es, man
ner. noIl
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e Wish to employ Governess to reside IN
n my famIly-bcsrdrs the usual branches OF
education, shr must be well qualified to teach
the French language and r0nsIc.-Lctters di-
rrcied to Gooch.and Covrf-house, Va, VIII be
attended to- WILL: BOILING.
&
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A LII. persona having claims against The es-
"a tate OF Samuel Cartwright. Jr. decd are
Of Richmond, Va. will please present them t.
the subscriber Immediately for settlement; and
those Indebted to the dect dent, are requested
TO make immediate payment to
DABNEY CARTWRIGHT,
Adm'r. with the nuucupa'ive viii annexed
of Sa;Dl. Cartwright, Jr, decd
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1G&!GU9oRS SALE.

9&&lJ UWoNs SAKE.
Ea Ill be sod at public Auction, TO tho
w highest bidder, on Monday the 10th
cay 81 December next, at Lebanon, the former
,eeSI"G"cc OF Henry p. Christian, decd. of
.h1rla o. -" ff.'i, L.,
thereafter, the stock OF horses, catIi, iair aay
and hogs, household ard kitchen furnItnre.
plantation utensils, and crop of corn, fodder,
oats, peas, &c belonging to the deccdenl's
estate.
TERMS or SALE-For ri sum, cxcesd-
ing ten dollars nine months credr, Will be Given.
with Interest from the day Of sale, which Will
De reni;trd + punctually paid. and for oil sums
of ten dollars and under, cash viii be REQUIRED
OF the purchasers. All persons having GAINS
for sc>'lcncut and all those indebted are re-
queScd'o s"'t'c tho same
WILLiAM +. Within LIZ. Executors.
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FOR RENT.

IpvE5sA TIE Tenement now occupied by me
fszas,e7 as a grocery store is for rent. and
sssEsss possession given on the sJ day Of
E84zE3szs January next. The situation Tor bu
slness Is believed to be good as any on Shoe
koe llH-For terms. &c apply to the subscri-
Der. WILLIAM DABNEY.
nov ,
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RICHMOND MARKETS-November2 o. 1891
WHEAT-sales of fair to prime red IS to los cts
w mite, % to ITO
fhooR-Country. $i75 $4.S13
City Mill, 5.75a &
COkN-Old, 40 to Is cents
New, 371 TO 40
IoDACCO-lnspcctions triling.
Common refused, $25 u 3
Other refused, 3 Il Al
Common passed, 81 Il A
Middling, IL 5
Good and fne-seldom appcar-probable val.
ne $5i or 81.
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ED |. IL T.. KNAPP, are now opening supe-
Ep. rior mulberry coored cloths
Brown and olive do
Blue, black, drab aud grey mixed do
Cassimeres, sattinet,s and coarse cloths for
StrUnnfS
Grey, red and plain Iinseys with q variety
of other goods for SERVANTS ctUtt ing, all OF
which will be sold pery ioU.
hiso--a few pieces very superior ca French
merno cloths. nov 81
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FOE RENT.

Notice to Travellers.
EA F9SIlE passage and fare be
d 4 tween Norfolk and Bal
1stsez$S ? - tlrnore, by the STEAMBOATS,
80 S5s7aEssz2 Pocahonfas and Columbus
running ~ connection wilirthc George Washing.
ton, Is reduced 10 two dollars and fifty cents
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent.
no l4-Co6tif
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Land, Crop, Stock. d. Cor snle-

Land, Crop, Stock, De Cor sale.
= = TtiE Subscriber VIII ON "Wednesday, l4rh
81 December reHt, sell Oh the premises. his
riInta'ion lying in the county Of Henr,co, or
me |bick0ho;a'ny. conia!niu. TAB acres, OF
which near 400 CLEARED ana under good
fencing and cultivation, about Use low grouads
and mad land, the balance in woods, part Of
Shch is sad to be the best tIlnbered lard in
this section o! the rutrv.
There Is nov neatly soviet! on tho larG one
hundred bushels wheat.
The Is one OF the hCQ.thiasi situations in Viz
giMa, The best evidence Of which is, the family,
white and black, consist Of about 40 and with
IN five year, he has Only paid si:; dollars in doc
tors tee|, and that was for boy who had fall
len from tree and injured himself. The land
lies Ill an agreeable naig 6orhood six miles
rom u 'chm"nd, aud adioins The lands of Capt.
Ban. Shepherd Capt. Burton aud others.
Terms accommodating, and VIII be made
known on the day of sale. Also his crop of
corn hay FODDER, SC wnh his stock CT horses
hogs aud cattle. farming Implements, &c. All
Sriis OF ten dollars ana Under cash, above that,
Il credit OF , months wl!l be allowed, the pur-
chaser giving bend with approved security
nov lS-2awtiS r. G MOSRY
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O. lllNGLES d, PLANK
~ 10000 10 inch cypress heart shingles
$4,000 sap do
5000 feet flooring and bastard plank and raj :
ling-~on the loag wharf, for sale.
nov q JAS. WESTON.
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To JOUKNEYMEN CABINET-MAKERS.
H IGli wages WI he gwen to two or three
4 IL good workucD, by applying to
no ll-2Gw3t +. Il. BURKART,
Pianu-Forte Manuta ciur e.
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MI OTICE.-I shall present a petition to the
"a General Assembly Of the State of Virginia,
at its approaching session, in December next, to
pass a law divorcing mo from my husband, Bcuia-
min Kcliam, who sometimes calls himself Bonia-
min King. ANN KELLAM
nov 3-2aw ST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-21

lie OAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL
2 Will be continued the ensuing year, under
the instruction OF Ms b. Jones. whcse system
If teaching is highly approved Of III. School
Will o.en on tho 18Th January next, and close
IN the 18th December following allowing one
months vacation diving summer. In this
School, the usual course Of instruction is pur-
sued fnr afordmg the best Female English
Education, including the RuGimcnts Of Cbcmis-
try, Natural Philosophy and Rhetoric. Miss
J. wIH al-o teach PLAIN Needle Work. Ten or
we've boardcrs viii hs taken At Oakridgc for
whose board, tuition, &C. 800 will he charged
payable half yearly. II Is desirable. that somn
oi the boarders furnish their own bed and ted
iug-Iu such cases, s. Viii bn deducted.
WILSON ALLEN.
Bow Ing Green. Nov. 1891 NO 1-3fc