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.lLL BE SOLD, on the premises, to the highest
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"JlLL BE SOLD, on the premises, to the highest
w bidder, on Friday the 20ih of month, (Sep-
ember if fair if the first fair day thereafter (Sun
day excepted) credit Of one, two and three years.
equal instalments the purchaser purchasers giving
bonds with approved security and Deed OF Trust the
land to secure the payments that we'll known and esira
BILE tract OF land in the county OF Nottoway formerly the
property OF John ID. Royal, containing by estimation CAT
acres having on il large and commodous brick Dwell
ing house, Kitchen and STABLE threshiDg chine
goes by wafer with small grs mill attached it, and
all other convenient out housea large garden inciosed
by brick wa.-We shall on the day and place
and the sell other OF land adon-
ing the above tract called the Cottage tract formerly
property Of John d. Royal also aud 264 acres
There is convenient Dwelling house this farm, with
other out houses necessary for the comfort and profit OF
purchaser. Both tracts fine and wheat land
and OF course fine clover lands, (upon which, doubt
plaster will act TO great advantage) and in fine cond
ton for cultivation We deem il unne ssary TO give a
particular description OF it, thinking that no one will
purchase without first viewing the premises. This pro-
perty is very desirable situated in he shy and agree
able neighborbosd and about 90 miles from Richmond
and 40 from Petersburg, and within three miles of Deep
creek, which is navgable for Tobacco boats. Full
possession will be given the purchaser complies
with the terms Of the sale. The lands will be by
Travis H. Epes, who lives adjoining them.
LEW JONES, Er'oys of Peter
TRAVIS Fl. EPES, b. Jones, deed.
Aug 80. 33-tds
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WMTANTSa situation as Teacher in private family,
w Lady who will undertake to teach English in ali
its branches, French, Italian, German, Piano Forte and
Guitar, Drawing and Fancy Work, The most respeeta
bic references be given line addressed l., and e
at the office Of the Richmond Enquirer, will roach the
Advertiser. fAUg. 201 30-n
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MALL DRY GOODS Wddstcorfh & TpiItoms in q
~ form their customers. and merchants generally, they
now receiving from Philadelpbia, New York and
Boston, general assortment Of Dry Goods aud that in
few days their assortment will be complete for the fall
trade Their stock Of goods will all times be found
worth the attention Of country merchants and their prices
low in any Northern market
August 30 33--9t
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II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALEM obed
IL ence to decree of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the county Of Henrco in the suit
Robert Scott against David g. Williams and others,
shall on the 18th day of September, proceed to sell at
public auction the premises TO the highest bidder for
burg much of them as will be sufficient TO satisfy
the decree Of the Court; the tract being the land
which Robert Scott resides called Hungry Town, suppo
sed to contain 343 acres; the other adjoining that
tanning 900 acres, being the residence OF DR.. Richard
May Those two tracts OF Land more particularly
described in two Deeds Of Trust executed by Robert Scott
Trustees, for the benefit of David G. Williams record
ed in the county court of Lunenburg.
will also, at Hungry Town. the same day. sell TO
the highest bidder, for cash. six Negroes and their in
crease, Qf any) HENRY N. WATKINS,
COmmr, appointed blythe COwttO seHhe said property
August l3. 2S-tds
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New York. August 24th, 1888.

VUNHE Eleventh Session Of my Seminary, will COM
IL mence the 18th Of October, at Richand, Stafford
county near Aqua, Virginia and close the 18th Of Au
gust following. There will be other vacation, except
from the 18th Of August to the 10Th OF October The
course OF instruction will comprehend English, French
Latin, Composition, Civil History, the elements Of Ma
tura and Moral Philosophy, the evidences of Chsiani-
ty Arithmetic Algebra the elements of Geometry the
Globes, and Book keeping The charge for the scholastic
year OF ten months, is hundred and fifty dollars paya
BILE always half yearly in advance, for board washing
fire. candles and tuition Each pupil furnishes his own
mattress, bedding and towels Such desire il, can be
furnished with mattress and bedding So per session.
Such wish to remain during the vacation do So sub
ject to charge Of twelve dollars and fifty per month
Books and Stationary, If requested, will be furnished at
the Book sellers prices No deduction made for alb
sence and admitted for less than ten months
The most sedulous attention is paid to the manners and
morals Of my pupils, who all reside in my family and form
part of it none others admitted. few hours Of
each day will be employed in the garden, nursery and
vineyard: there employments will be substituted in the
place oil those games and amusemens, which calcu-
lated to lay the foundation Of many bad habits after life
and every effort will be used suppress such
as have that tendency. The discipline is strict and pa
rental There are few vacancies which desire fill
and, as the number Of my pupiss limited, enable
me TO attend properly TO them, early application request
ed.
On the LIST Of June, remove my family and Seminary
to some healthy situation, distant from tide water. Let
ers post paid, directed TO at Chantey Post Office
Fairfax county, until the 18th of October, and after that
date, at Aqua, will be promptly attended to.
Sept 8. [34-tlstNov VIM. BRENT, Jr
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II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-Pursuant 10

II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant to
IL decree OF the County Court OF Hanover in the
OF Hazelgrove, sc. against Garrett, &c., shall Com
missioner Friday the 9th day of September next, il
fair not the first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted)
at Benjamin Hazelgroves Tavern in the said county Of
Hanover proceed to SELL public auction, the onefourh
part of the Land which Pleasant Tyler died, seized
and possessed which said land sold by William w.
Tyler and Martha his wife, (he said William V. being
of the children and heirs OF the said Pleasant
James Hazegro deceased-AIso three egroes two
of whom very likely, the property of the said James
Hazegrove, decd The negroes will be sold for cash.
the land upon credit OF twelve months the purchaser
purchasers giving bonds with approved security, to bear
interest from the date, well Deed Of Trust upon
the same, the better TO the purchase money.So
the requisites Of the sale complied with, pos
session will be given. H. G. STREET, Comm'r.
August g. 26-tds
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y
iANIRST RATE Wheat and Tobacco Lands for Sale,
II in Granville, North Cdrolina.-The subscriber in
tends TO offer at public saIe to the highest bidder the
Ed day OF October next il fair not the first fair day
AFTER the following tracts of Land situated Island and
Mchaels creek, thirteen miles from GAINESVILLE, from
Felds's Ferry Roanoke, twelve from Oxford and
from the contemplated Rail Road leading from Oxford TO
Weldon Roanoke The first tract contains 9S3 acres
well improved, tits dwellng house well finished with
parlour. dining room closet and two bedrooms below
and four bedrooms and two closets above all OF which
well finished; there out houses framed, to-
geher with several good tobacco barns, cabins stables
SC; il two extensive and well assorted orchards
OF peach and apple trees When the Mill was in opera
ton kept Of the toll for year, which
amounted TO little than $50 barrels Of corn, be-
sides wheat There is variety of excellent springs and
perhaps in the State About $50 OF this first
rate tobacco land in body, unceared about half
OF the balance is rather better than second quality OF to-
bacco land and the whole Of The balance good for
The fence and plantation in good ORDER and sufficient
work 10 orl2 hands The second contains 1900 acres
800 OF which is OF the first quality tobacco land in
body, uncleared, considerable quantity is of second
quality tobacco land, and the whole balance good for
corn, except mountain, and the adjoining slopes
apple and peach orchard OF excellent fruit trees, but
the improvements indifferent; the plantation and
fence is in good repair and suiceno work six hands
Purchasers be furnished with all kinds OF gran forage
stock, farming utensils, and quantity Of household fur
niture OF the best quality at moderate prices Any per-
wishing TO purchase invited TO view the premises
previous 10 the day Of sale, which will take place at 2
O'Clock, Il. NJ, at which time the terms OF sale will be
made known. JESSE III. COBB.
N ID. Either ol the above tracts situated that
they be divided into settlements
September 3. [34-tl0hOctl J. H. G..
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HV LOOMSBURY FOR SALE.-The subscriber being
DESTROYS to quit farming, will sell great bargain in
BLOOMSBURY, near Orange Court House, the Farm on
which he resides, containing between 1900 and 1000
This beautiful and valuable Estate lies miles be-
low the Court House, the base Of the mountain both
sides OF the turnpike road the buildings the north sde
about 600 cleared well divided into convenient
fields with water in EACH and all in excellent order for
farming, with large proportion of valuable meadow land
the balance in good wood land, generally well mbered
The Dwelling House, and every Out Houses that
siy convenience require, in good Also
Barns Stables, &c. with Wheat Machine, built this
year. There is fine well in the yard with hydrants
venieny arranged-indeed, it would not be too much TO
saw is Of the best watered farms in the country
There is beautiful and productive garden attached
the dwelling good orchards, and great variety of fruits
OF the most valuable kinds.
Those who want Farm, in complete order, as plea
residence in agreeable neighborhood, invited
TO and and Judge forthemselves For terms APP
ply to John Metcae OF Fredericksburg, ThomasT. john
son Of Richmond, or the subscriber.
WILLIAM QUARLES.
Orange Sh Aug 1888 2S-U
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HTNION HOTEL.-The subscribers have taken that
Y well known establishment, the Union Hotel, and
have been considerable expense and trouble in putting
The house in good order and repair They promise their
friends and the public, that every excrion shall be used
give the satisfaction in every department All
Of Mr.. Porers stages stop at This establishment Tor pas
seDgers before going to any other part OF the city.
WIN. b. BAILEY,
ED. c. MOSBY.
Richmond August 19tb 1883. 30-12t
DNationa fntellgsncer Baltimore Republican, Norfolk Herald,
Petersburg ntsgenco Arena and New York
Enquirer, will publish twice week
four weeks and forward their this Office for collection
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NOTICE. Young Man, who deems himself quail
~ ned to instruct in the Greek, Latin, and ordinary
branches OF good English Education wishes TO obtain
situation for the ensuing year In seminary private
family. Testimonials will be produced IL required.
letter directed 10 j. N. g., CarersyilIe Cumberland
county VS., will be attended TO- Sept 3. t3i-atJ
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his duty to liberal and enlightened public For this
trespass Virginia eeings-ior so Judge it-I hope
the Editor OF the New York Commercial Advertiser will
in due time, acknowledge himself in error.
AN OLD VIRGlNIAN
williamsburg, August 2ith. 1888.
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WISH to rent Tor years, the Stoe house
and lot belonging TO the estate of the late Dr. Rice,
located in about 800 yards Of Hampden Sidney Col
lege, the Union Theological Seminary, &c. There is
the premises a comfortable dwelling house, out
houses, good house, garden. &c; it is considered
TO he oil the best situations in the upper country for
retail store The present incumbent DESTROYS OF turning
his attention to other pursuits will give possession be-
tween the LIST and 18th Of October next For terms. APP
ply to JAMES ID. WOOD.
Fsrmvilc, 24th August 1888 34-w3w
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tNOk SALE-The well known tract of land in the
county OF Buckingham, lying on Hunts Creek, six
miles from the Virginia Mills the same distance from
New Canton, and sixteen from the Court House, contain
ing by survey 1900 adjoining what is called the
Gold Mine Tract, Hatcher Tndol and others also, our
right In the Gold Mine Tract, ii is thought that the
right is fully INFESTED in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining to examine for themselves
as the indications good better than any other in
this part OF the country, although several mines work
Ing in the Deghbourhood to the benefit OF the owners
The land is suitable for corn, wheat and tobacco como-
dious building for small family good water and healthy
situation.
The sale will certainly take place the first day of Sep
TENDER next, upon the premises, IL fair if not the
fair day. The terms made known on that day.
by the Legdfees of Wiiiidm Allen, deceased.
OF The Washington Globe aud New York Evening Post
publish
ohico for collection U7-tO July
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NO VIRGINIA FARMERS g. MECHANi

TUNO VIRGINIA. FAKMEKS q MECHANICS.-
Having purchased of W. q. BoRLAND his interest
In the patent right Of Fox & BoRLAND's spring bed
pie tooth Ihreshing Machines hereby give notice that
have appointed Mr. JABEz PARKER Of Richmond
my Agent for making and vending said machines and my
patent horse po,oers, throughout heStae Of Virginia;
also my agent and lawful attorney for making sales Of
county rights said machines and horse powers through
the State Of Virginia, except the counties of Lou
douA, Jefferson Berkeley and Fauquier.
copy signed FREEMAN FOX.
The subscriber has just received six of the above
Ihreshing Machines which believed TO be far pre-
ferabe all other tooth machines, they believed
thrash sste cleaner and with less power He has also
for sale two Of Woods patent threshing machines, with
steel spring heaters. which in point Of strength perform
ance, and durability thought surpas, all other beat
ing machines all Of which warranted. He has also
constantly for sale patent sfrdto cutters and shelters
which he has greatly improved and which believed to
be greatly superior to all others in the United States.
These who may be in want Of any Of those valuable
machines invited to call at his shop, opposite the
Union Hotel, and examine for themselves.
Sept. 3. T34-wt1 JABEZ PARKER.
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust, execu.

HNKUST SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust, execu.
ted to the subscribers the LIST day OF June 1881
by Colin c. Spler and wife, of record in the county
of Albemare, and for the purposes therein mentioned,
shall proceed sell at public auction the premises
ready money, Monday the Both day OF September ex
TO the highest bidder, the undivided moiety OF the
Albemare mills and the tract Of land which they stand
containing two hundred and thirty EIGHT acres,
less These mills situated Hardware river in the
county Of Albemare, within miles of Scottsve o
James River, nearly new, built of brick with two pair Of
burrs, pair Of corn coogncs, and valuable
mill attached. They in perfect repair, rented
for the to, and in successful operation by, Pace
Perkns.-The title indsputable, but will be conveyed
only we hold t-Sale at IL o'clock precisely.
+. b. DYER, r,
L. II. MOON, A"e''
August Goth, 1888. 3l-ds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW YORK RACES.-There will be two meetings
ms r all over the Union Course, Long Island The
hrs VIII take place on Tuesday, the first day Of October
next, and continue at least four days
Besides the two three and four mile days, variety OF
sweepstakes and matches will be promising fine sport
The match Of the Northern colt Niagara Of Mr. Jno. c.
Stevens and the Southern colt Cadet Of Col. Johnson,
Tor $1,000 aside four miles out will take place the
day OF the first meeting.
In sweepstakes Of four subscribers, two mile heats
entrance $780, Shark, the uctor of Midas will all pro.
liability meet Jessup the Southern match colt unless
Withdrawn from the stakes for the purpose large match
in either event. excellent sport may be expected.
is at this time impracticabe to be particular or
say what matches and sweepstakes will be run, any day
may produce one, and they unreq made the
evening before the race. Ii is said negotiation for
match scarce inferior in interest to that Of Henry and
Eclipse is in progress All that be said 10 the
lovers Of the turf is to the New York Fall Races
for fear you may miss seeing what hereafter you might
much regret
The second meeting will take place the last Monday in
October, and continue four days.
ALEX'R L. Bolts.
New York Aupust 9th 2i-,d
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NOTICE.--A memorial will DO presented to the next
~ Legislature, respecting the tolls Mayo's bridge.
Sept. 3. T34-w4w1 A. MAYO.
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m AND AND MILLS FOR SALE-Inending 10 re-
III to the State OF Kentucky, offer for sale my
Farm which now reside, also my half of Ddde and
PeytOn's Mills, the Rapid Ann river, adoinng.-The
Farm contains about four hundred acres; is in good
Of improvements sixty in red clover and eight
timothy third of the land is in WOOL part very
heavily mbered The soil is OF the character of that
range Of red land passing through the counties OF Orange
its fertility and susceptibility Of high improvement, by
clover and plaster of Paris.The Dwelling House is
modious-ihe houses within the curtilege all
venien and well arranged The garden contains
Of ground tasefully laid out, and we'll furnished with
choice fruit, vines and shubbery.
The situation would suit lawyer who wished TO
bine farming with his profession from its proximity the
courts OF the adjoining counties, being within miles of
Orange C. H. Is miles Of Madison, and 16 of Culpeper c.
H.; il is the roads leading TO Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg, 30 miles from the former and 80 from
the latter. No place can be better waered heal
thy than this have resided here for rs years. and in that
time there has occurred Of bilious fever,
ague and fever in large family of blacks and whites
Upon the Farm is barn and machine for lhreshiog
wheat-of kind used and approved this part
the country The price oil this property shall be mode
and the time and manner OF payment accommodating
The mills and upon the improved construction
Of mill for manufacturing -four having pair OF
burrs and pair of cologne rubbcrs; mill with
pair OF stones, mill and mill for grinding plaster OF
Paris. Also, another Tract Of Land within miles Of
Ssnardsville-nesr the Swift Run Gap road, containing
435 acres. LAW. T. DADE.
Sylvan Lodge, Goth June, 1888. I5-u
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AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of deed OF trust
~ executed by Robert Scott and Eliza his wife, to the
subscribers trustees for the benefit Of David @. Will
ans, assignee Of John and Coleman Jeiss, bearing date
the goth Of August, 1929 and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the county OF Lunenburg will be sold TO the
highest bidder for cash, the premises Friday, the
18th day Of September next, tract Of land lying in
the county OF LuneDburg, the waters OF Modest
Creek, adjoining Hungry Town containing by estimation
S24 large portion OF low ground and bottom land
ActiHg trustees will convey such title only as is
vested in US such, though the title is considered
questionable. EDWARD II. CHAMBERS,
EDWARD T. JEFFR1SS,
August IL. T2S-tds1 Trustees.
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YNO physicians AND OTHERS.--The subscriber
offers for sale tract Of land in the county OF Pow
baau containing about 2l0 formerly the residence
OF Doctors wharton Holcombe and Chambers, who in
ccsson and for many years engaged very extensive and
lucrative practice. Situated three miles from James Ri
yer, between the points Of Bull Neck IA large curve of
the rivera in wealthy and populous neghbourbood and
intersected by the roads from Richmond Gainesville
and from Mchauxs Ferry to Powhaisn Court House, il
is considered convenient and desirable loo oD for ply
scian. The improvements are, dwelling house with
rooms granary, stables house. medical shop carriage
house, &C. garden and yard enclosed, and orchards Of
various and select fruit About 100 Of the land
cleared and cultivated in four fields About so so
have been lately seeded in clover small crop Of wheat
can be seeded the ensuing good land. Mr.
Wn. A. Cooke, residing Just below the above described
far or the subscriber, lew miles above will show il
any who may wish TO purchase IL.
CHASTA1N COOKE.
Powhatsu, August 23d, 1888 34-w2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-02
shoes.

The subscriber iE addition to h!, so
- Of Shoes and Boots received few d
Dsince, has this day received, per I.
Abigail, further mpplyof
SHOES -among which are
Gentlemen's fine pumps, shoes snd boo.ec'
DO common slippers
Ladies' morocco walking shoes
DO black pruneIe slippers, rs cts
DO cheap morocco do 50 4 6!3 M
do leather walking shoes
Chidren's leather and morocco shoes, ANGLE VIC
Infants kid shoes, various colors -
Which will make his assortment very goodi Ill
which are on sale on the most pleasing terms
aug 81 A. d HARMON