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AVANTS 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 respecta
bic references can be given line addressed r. and le
AZ the office Of the Richmond Enquirer will roach The
Advertiser rAuc. pol aoV VIZ
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E AND AND MILLS FOR SALE.-Intending TO re.
"a move 10 the State OF Kentucky, offer for sale INV
Farm on which now reside, also my half of Dade and
Peyion's WHiS on the Rapid Ann river adjoning-The
Farm contains about four hundred acres is i'm good
state OF improvements sixty in red clover aud eight
in timothy; one-ihd OF the land is in WOOD part very
heavily umbered The soil is OF the character of that
range oil red land passing through the counties OF Orange
Abemarle, Nelson aud Amherst Justly celebrated Tor
its fertility and susceptibility OF high Improvement by
clover and plaster OF Pars-The Dwelling House is com
mOdOus-the houses within the curiege are all con.
venient and well arranged The garden two acres
OF ground tasteluy laid out, aud well furnished with
choice fruit, vines and shubbery.
The situation would suit lawyer who wished 10 COM
bine farming with his professions: from proximity TO the
courts OF the adjoining counties, being within miles of
Orange g. H. I3 miles Of Madison, and 10 of Culpepcr c.
H.; il is near the stage roads leading Charlottesville
and Fredericksburg, 80 miles from the former and 80 from
The latter No place can be better watcred or more heal
Thy than this have resided here for 26 years and in that
time there never has occurred OF bilious fever or
ague and fever, in large family of blacks and whites
Upon the Farm is barn and machine for threshing
wheao the kind most used aud approved this part OF
the country The price Of this property shall be mode
rate and the time and manner OF payment accommodating.
The mills arc new and upon the improved construction
consist OF mill for manufacturing -four having pair of
burrs and pair OF cologne rubbers corn mill With
pair OF stones, mill and mill grinding plaster of
Paris Also, another Tract Of Land within miles of
Sanardsvie-near the Swift Run Gap road containing
40 acres LAW. I. DADE.
Sylvan Lodge, goth June, 1888 Isl
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EIlRST RATE Whedt and Tobarco Lands for Sale
u tn Granpiie, Worth CdrOiind-The subscriber i'm.
tends TO offer public SALE TO the highest bidder Oh the
z2d day OF October next ii fair, the first fair day
aer the following tracts Of Land situated Island and
Micaes creek, thirteen miles from Carksviie ten from
fieldss Ferry Roanoke Give from ONord and ten
from the contemplated Rail Road leading from Oxford to
Weldon Roanoke. The first contains gS3 acres
well improved, il is dwelling house well finished will,
pdtour. dining room, closet and rooms be
anu Tour bedrooms and two closets above, all of which
are wen hished there are seven out houses framed,
geher with several good tobacco barns cabins stables
&c; on IL are two extensive and well orchards
oil peach and apple trees When the Mill was in opera
lion kept an account Of the toll for one year. which
amounted to little than $50 barrels Of corn be-
sides wheat, There is variety of exceen, springs and
believe not more healthy situation in Granville nor
perhaps IN the Stale About $50 this frs,
rae tobacco land in one body uncleared; about half
VI he pdahce Is rather better than second quality OF
acco ahu ahu the whole Of the balance good for corn
Inc renee anu plantation Is good order, nj
work lO or IL hands The second contains 1900 acres
300 OF which is OF the first quality tobacco land in one
body, uncleared considerable quantity is of second
quality tobacco land aud the whole balance good for
corn, except mountain and the adjoining slopes
supposed TO contain 100 acres; there this tract an
apple aud peach orchard Of excellent fruit trees but
he improvements indifferent; the plantation ai,
renee Is III good repair and sufficieDo work six hands
purchasers can be furnished with all kinds grain fo
Stock farming utensils, and quantity of household fur.
nure oil the best quality at moderate prices Any per.
son wishing TO purchase invited view the premises
previous TO the day OF sale, which will take a,
o'clock, p NJ, at which time the terms OF sale will be
IN ide known. Jesse n conn
N b. Either OF the above tracts are so situated that
hey can De advantageously divided two settlements
Sep'einber3 [34-,l0MOcu j. H. C.
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NALUABLE PROPERTY For sALE-wm ha-

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sold TO the highest bidder public auction without
reserve on the premises Friday. the 4h October next
% ae. OF Imi lying in the upper end OF Mecklenburg,
belonging TO VIM. Boyd containing lO66 l. 2 acres abo1
one hall cleared. 1t lies well, and is considered one of
me hnes' tracts OF upland in the county. 1t is well
aoaped 10 the culture OF tobacco, aud grain of every de-
scnpuon particularly wheat and is situated within two
ana nan miles OF two manufacturing mills and within
Ten oil Cliksville The Improvements two dwelling
houses, about mile apart Of which spacious and
well adapted TO the accommodation OF large family cot.
ton gn and other necessary out houses Ii is deemed
unnecessary say any thing further the land as il
presumed persons wishing purchase will view it, The
property viii be shewn 10 any person wishing to view it,
,e overseer, residing on the premises by DR.. David
omitn near Chrisansve, the subscriber Satisfacto
sale. AIFRFD now VI
Attorney in fact TOR HiHiam Boud
Boydton, August 2Sih, 1888. Sins
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vANHE Races over the HALIFAX (Virginia) Course, will
and continue four days
FIRST Projectors Purse, $500, two mile heats
$350-enirance $40. ~ '
THIRD DAY-iiandicap Purse, $3.50, best three five
--enuance $40 ~ NV '
FoURrH DAY-Sweepsiakes for tbree-vear old collie
and fiIlie mile heats, 10 close on the evenno Of the %
days rdce--enrdnce $50. wv ~
The cash for each days race will be p,id bv ,b D.,
pnetor, without discount.
Good stables and litter furnished gratis
NATHANIEL II. P0lNDEXTER, Proprietoy.
September 6. 35EH
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m , .1ItOTHey III JucI JOf " tHium Boyd
Boydton, August 2Sth, 1888. Sins

HNKUST SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust execu
M ted 10 the subscribers the LIST day of June 1881
by Colin C. Spiller and wife, of record the county
Aibemare, aud for the purposes therein we
sha proceed TO sell at public auction the premises
ready money, on Monday the 3Oth day of September
to the highest bidder, the undivided moiety OF the
Albemae mills and the tract Of land which they stand
containing TWO hundred and thry-eight acres,
less These mills situated on Hardware river in the
county OF Albemarle, within miles Of Scottsve on
James River nearly new, built OF brick with pair of
ourrs, one pair OF cologncs, and valuable saw
mill attached. They in perfect repair, rented
Tor the TO, and in successful by Pace
Perkns-1he title indispuable, but will be conveyed
only as we hold t-Sale at IL o'clock precisely.
+. b. DYER, y,
f. H. MOON, 1'"s'ee''
August 10Th, 1885, aI-ds
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RI EW YORK RACES.-There will be- two ,,ee,;n1ss
~ this Fall over the Union Course, Long Island. Tie
rs will take place Tuesday the first sy OF October
next, and continue AT least four days.
Besides The two three and four mile days, variety Of
sweepstakes and matches will be run, promising fine snort
The match of the Northern colt Niagara of Mr Inc r.
Stevens, and The Southern colt Cadet of Col Johnson
for $1,000 aside, four miles out will take pace ,b Co.
day Of the first meeting. ~
In sweepstakes OF four subscribers two mile heats
entrance 5000 Shark The Uictor Of Nidds will in all pro,
liability meet JeSSup, The Southern match coli u,Iess
Withdrawn from the stakes for the purpose of large match
in either event, excellent sport may be expected.
IL Is al TINS time impraccabe 10 be particular or
say what matches and sweepstakes will be rum a. any ay
may produce one and they nfrequentlv made the
evening before the Ii is said negotiation for a
match scarce inferior in interest to that OF Henry and
ECLIPSE Is now III progress All that be said TO the
lovers OF The turf is come TO the New York Fall Races
Tor Ie'r you may miss seeing what hereafter you might
The second meeting will take place the last Mondav IN
October, and continue four days.
New York, August 9Th. 1888 sd
NEW MARKET RACES-FALL 1879
lFENHE RACES over this course will commence ne
III usual, on the second Tuesday in October, aud con
hnue four days.
FIRST DAY-Ttoo STAKES:
lst-A Sweepsiake for Coils aud Fes, three years old
q mile heas-$lO0 enrance-half forfeit. Now three
till the 18th OF September.
2d-A Sweepstake Tor Colts and Files, three wears
o,n-in'e hea's-Soo eh'rance-pay pay-free Tor all
Colts that have never public face-o close on the
first day OF October
SECOND Proprietor's purse 5000, entrance So
2 mile heats.
THIRD DAY-Jocky club purse 5000, entrance, $40
mile heats.
FOURTH pAY-the Neio Market pIdte--consisting Of
two beautiful SUer Pitchers with tops and walters
and VIII cost about $3OO-Two mile heats free lor oil
ages.
me Proprietor viii be prepared, usual, 10
date gentlemen at the course.
o. p HARE, Proprietor
August 81. 32-6t
ENAIRFIELD RACES. Fall ~ EriNe.- Will com.
a mence the 18th day Of October and continue four
days
FIRST DAY.--Sweepstakes for three years olds, mile
heats $ 100 entrance, h.. T.
SECOND DAY.-Propnetor's purse, 5000 two mile
heats, $l5 entrance.
THIRD DAY.-Jockcy Club Purse, $500, four mile
heats, $50 entrance.
FOURTH DAY.--A pair Of Silver Pitchers two mile
heats RICHARD ADAMS Prourietot
Sept. 3. 's1--,d
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NEW ADVERTIsE1HENTs.

90 In ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-The
90 HV General Assembly OF Virginia at its last
session. passed an act directing sale of the land called
the Furnace Tract; and appointed the com
missioners to carry the same into effect.
This land lies in the lower part Of Buckingham near
James RIVER, on and between Bear Garden and Hunts
Greeks and contains by survey since the passage of said
act 1910 acres II will be sold in the New Can
ton, about mile distant said ract ON FRIDAY The
18th OF October next Should that day. however be rainy
or unlikely the sale will be suspended until the
ceeding fair day The land will be either sold in one en-
sale. W. WV '"S VI
The quality is that of thin farming land, with the ex.
cepon oil the Hats OF the creeks which are very
fertile, and finely adapted the production of Sc
This land is in the midst of region known to abound with
mineral wealth such as gold, sulphur and slate-in rela-
NO" 10 whicn almost every day marked by
resting developenent There extensive beds of iron
ore oil fine quality, aud from which during the war of the
hevolunon large supplies OF the munitions of war
w ere obtained.
considerable portion of the iron works used then in
INC extraction oil the metal from the ore standing
'S uay anu may perhaps be advantageously used when
ever the manufacture Of iron shall be resumed The wa
ter power Afforded by Bear Garden Creek which passes
through this land, is sufficient for all the purposes OF
country MILL The supplies of timber furnished bv the
land (the WHOLE with the pion some four or FIVE
hundred acres being covered with original ores are We
ny extensive and II is believed that other contip uous
well mbered land might be procured at moderate price
whilst the generally level surface of the country
every facility for the Of ore fuel &c The
Undersigned do deem to describe this nro
perry more particularly whilst they feel authorised IN
say That It's mineral products, the abundant means ease
oil access Tor changing the shape and character the pro-
ducts which il affords, its James River distant
not mile, and TO Richmond only sixty miles, gives to
man oil enterprise every reasonable that cap
may be most prohaby employed in the purchase of this
land Persons DESTROYS OF viewing land before the ay
OF sae' are referred to William woodson aud Francis b
Deshe' 'r'' who reside Immediately in the neighboriood
1Tms--The land will be sold on a credit Of one two
'ree and four years. in equal annual the pur
chaser giving bonds, with good personal security and
ueeu Oh trust upon The land for the purchase money!
WALTER L. FONTAiNE.
WILLIAM wooDSoN
Nv
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81

YE7HE JACKSON RACES over the Silver Hill Course
m VIII commence on Tuesday the first day OF Oc,o.
Der next, and continue three DAYS.
FIRST DAY.-A post sweep-takc for three year old
coils aud Miles, two mile heats, fifty dollars entrance D. D.
10 cose me evening previous TO the Also the same
uay Inc corn s"eep>iake for two year Oil and es
mic heats twenty barrels enhance, will come off Six
subscribers. ga
SECOND DAY.-Propristor's Purse one hundred ami
hity dollars two mile heats. fifteen dollars entrance
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse three hundred dol
lars money up without disc three mile heats twenty
dollars entrance All entries TO be made with the Propre
tor by eight o'clock the evening previous TO each days
race Stables and litter furnished horses gratis wbere
the owners board with the Proprietor
JOHN WHITE, Proprietor
Jackson, Northampton N. c., Aug 20 std
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WALL BE SOLD on the premises, TO the highest
w bidder, on Friday the 20,h of next month, 1Sen
'ember II fair il not the frs, fair day thereafter (Sun-
day eXceped) on credit Of one two and three YEAR.
(equai ihstamen) the purchaser purchasers giving
bonds with approved security, and Deed OF Trust on the
land 10 secure the payments that well known and esira
bic tract oil land in the county Nooway formerly the
property of John d. Royal, containing by estimation n
acres having on it large and commodous brick Dwell
Ing house, kitchen, and stable, threshng machine that
goes by water, with small grist-m attached to IT, and
all other convenient out housesa large garden ncloed
by brick wall.-We shall the same day and place
aud OH the same terms, sell other tract of lard adoin
lug the above tract called the Cottage tract formerly the
property oil John d. Royal ALSO and containing 26 acres
here Is convenient Dwelling house this farm with
other out houses, necessary Tor the comfort and profit of
purchaser Both tracts fine corn end wheat land
and oil course, fine clover lands, (upon which, no doubt
plaster viii act 10 great advanage) and in fine cond
uon Tor cultivation We deem it 10 give
more particular description of it, thinking that no one will
purchase without first viewing the premises This pro.
perry very desirable, situated in healthy and agree
able neighborbood, and about 90 miles from Richmond
and Az from Petersburg and within three miles of Deem
creek, winch Is now navigable for Tobacco boats Full
possession VIII be given the purchaser complies
with The terms OF the sale The lands be sheyn bv
Travis H. Epes, who lives adjoining lhem
LEW JONES, Errors of Eyc.
Aug 80. 90 az
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II MON HOfEL.-Jhe subscribers have taken that
q well known establishment, the Union Hotel, and
have been at considerable expense and trouble in putting
The house IN good order and repair They promise their
to give the utmost satisfaction IN every department An
Of Mr. PorePs stages stop al this establishment Tor pas
sengers before going to any other par; o the city.
VIM. b. BAILEY,
ED. G. MOSBY.
Richmond, August 10Th 1893 an tot
0TNaons fntcigencer Baltimore RepubI,os, No,k us,,d
Petersburg lnegnoe fredericksburg Arens and New York Cou
Enquer will publish the co et Ia,
four week. and forwsrd their This ofs m eoe,ion
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III AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-In obedi-
NJ ence to decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery Tor the county of Henrco in the suit
Robert Scott against David q. Williams and others
snail on the 18Th day of September, proceed to sell at
pu1c auction on the premises, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. TWO tracts oil Land, lying in the county of Lunen-
burg, much of them as will be sufficient TO satisfy
The decree OF the Court the being the land on
which Robert Scott resides, called Hungry Town. suppo.
sed to contain 3i3 the other adjoining tract con.
tanning 900 acres, being the residence of Dr. Richard
May Those two tracts OF Land more particularly
described III two Deeds OF Trust executed Robert Scott
to Trustees, Tor 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 hignes bidder, Tor cash, six Negroes and their n-
crease, Qf any, HENRY N. WATKINS,
C0mm'r appointed blythe COmttO seHth said property
august 2S-ds
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s. AiSSOLO TION.-The partnership OF Worfhqu e.
~ JHeGruier was by mutual consent dissolved on the
Isl July last Those having claims will present them for
payment anu those indebted will call and settle their ac-
counts RICHARD G. WORKMAN,
SUBLETT McGRUDER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribers having enter
cd into cOpartnersp, the LIST day of July Ias1 under
the style Of WORKMAN, McGRU DER& co will rarrv
on general Grocery and Commission business in the
warehouse of WORKMAN and McGrudcr on the cross reet
fronting the Bell Tavern, and directly opposite Mesrs
kdlston Pleasaots' store. They respectfully solicit
continuance OF the patronage Of their predecessors and
The public generaly-which they pledge themselves to
use their best exertions to merit
RICHARD G. WORKMAN.
SUBLETT McGRUDER,
EDWIN WORKMAN.
Sept 6 $50,
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LOOMSBURY FOR SALE.-The subscriber being
~ DESTROYS TO quit arnng will sell great barg ain in
BLOOMSBURY, near Orange Court House, the Farm on
which he now resides, containing between 1900 1000
acres This beautiful and valuable Estate lies miles be-
low the Court House, at the base oil the mountain, both
sides OF the turnpike road the buildings the north dc
about 6OO acres cleared well divided into
fields, with water in each, and all in excellent order for
farming with large proportion Of valuable land
the balance in good wood land, generally well imbered-
The Dwelling House, and every Out Houses that neces
sIty or convenience require, in good order Also
Barns, Stables &c. with Wheat Machine built this
year There is fine well in the yard with hydran,s con-
venicnily aranged-indeed, il would be much 10
say that 1t Is one oil the best waered farms in the country
There Is most beautiful and productive GARDEN attached
to the dwelling, good orchards, and great variety of
OF the most valuable kinds.
Those who want Farm, in complete order, as plea
SAINT residence in agreeable neigbborhood are invited
to come and see and judge iohemselves. For terms APP
ply 10 John Metcae oil Fredericksburg, ThomasT john
son OF Richmond or the subscriber.
WILLIAM QUARLES.
Orange, 9Th Aug, 1888. 2S-n
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OF this State, have been furnished us for pubc on he the
Interpreters: - W.
lie chiefs oil the Seneca Nation Of Indians have in
|oue determined not TO send deeg to Green Bsv
as was proposed TO them, and have also Determined 10
nave nave nothing to do wnh the Green Bay lends. They
WISH 'he great ia'her the President, and all the white
people to know that Young King, Capt. Pollard James
Stevenson, Seneca White. Henry Two Guns Capt Suong.
Des"oy Town, job Pierce and William Patterson are no
longer Chiefs OF the Seneca Nation because thew have
&C Ell contrary TO The customs and practices OF our people
ne rule oil The white people is. that majority Of their
mes pass ana our rule is the same. Ii for
TO determine the question relative the Green B,y lanSs.
and we did determine 10 let them aione aud live on tho
seats we now own These Chiefs, who ore well known
10 The White people, have tried to make act contrary TO
wha me Council determined TO do and violate the act
oil The Chiefs and Tor this put them down We AR.
on good terms with the State OF New York and no com
puson or persecution Shall drive from the land, are
seated upon.
Done al the Council on the Buffalo Reservation, this
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VA .a51.,h.i IRE REAL estate FOR sALE-Tno
or south west in the Fall, WILL the first Thursday i'm
next, oher at public sale, f sold privately be-
bargain in it0 the premises the tract of Land on
when he resides lying Brery river the county of
rihce Edward, miles South OF the Court house 5 of
liampden Sidney College aud 10 the town OF Farm
Ne winch sa good tobacco market containing by recent
survey I23o acres, nearly one half OF which in woods
ana large proportion OF the wood land good tobacco
ahu tne oaahcei open, and by estimation so to 200
acres oil creek and branch fats admirably adapted TO The
production OF corn, OATS wheat aud tobacco Its also very
superior grass plantation, afordng meadow land enough
Tor raising nay TO almost any amount, Independent of The
Clover from the high lands: ia word tract of lane
Is oeieved not TO be inferior TO any the county There
Is on II good dwelling house, with eight rooms good out.
houses ana barns, enough TO house 600 lbs tobacco
ihc ne'ghbofhood furnishes market for beef, mutton
IN Tact any thing tha, he raised on the plantation
Inc ABOVE Tract OF Land will be sold in body or divided
IN any manner 10 suit purchasersone third OF the pur
chase money TO be paid when possession given the ba-
rance !" three equal annual instanents the purchaser
giving bond with approved security Deed OF Trust on
me property TO secure prompt payment
September g. (35-tsl JOHN j. FLOURNOY
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Il AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-Pursuant to
Ii decree OF the County Court OF Hanover, in the case
OF HazeIgrove, sc. against Garrett, &c. shall as Com
missioner on Friday the 9th day OF September next if
fair not the first fair day thereafter Sunday excepe
at Benjamin Hazegrove's Tavern, in the said county
Hanover proceed 10 SELL at public auction, the
part Of the Land which Pleasant Tyler, died, seized
and possessed which said land sold by William
Tyler and Martha his wife, (he said William " being
one OF the children and heirs the said Pleasant Tyer
to James Hazegrove, deceaed-Also, three groes two
OF whom likely the property of the said
Hazelgrove, decd The negroes will he sold for cash.
the land upon credit oil twclve months the purchaser or
purchasers giving bonds with approved security bear
interest from the date well Deed of Trust upon
the same, the better TO the purchase
soon as the requisites of the sale complied with nos
session will be given H. G. STREET, Comm'r
august o.. 26-ths
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-The

no Lynchburg Vgnian and stanton Spectator will pub
ection T35-I2tj $500 "''""'- W US ,o col