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NOTlCE.-By virtue oil a Deed of Trust executed TO
L v me by Robert Sangster, OF record in Albemarle
county Court Office, and in pursuance OF an order of the
Superior Court oil Chancery at Staunton, made on the
18TH day oil June 1925, in a cause therein pending, in
which said Sangs,er is plaintiff aud Thomas Sangs,er and
others are defendants, l shall, on the 29lh day OF August
inst. II iair, otherwise the aext lair day, expose to sale,
upon the premises, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, a Tract OF Land, now ia the occupancy OF MIR. Ro-
bert Sangsier, containing 234 acres, more or less, lying in
North Garden, in the county OF Albemarle, Immediately
on the turnpike from Staunion TO Scottsvile, within about
10 miles OF the latter place, and about the same distance
from Charlottesville. This Land, 1 understand, is in a
highly improved state of cultivation, ranks with the first
quality oil the fine body of laud in that section of the coun.
~; and is in the midst OF a highly intelligent and respect-
able neighborhood. The title is thought indispuia6le-
such AS is vested in me, however, | will convey to the
purchasers. v. w. Trustee.
August 1. 25-Ja
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Louisa, August &c

NAMES H.. & HENRY H.. TEMPLE respectfully
~ inform their iieDds aud the public generally, that
they have commenced ihe AND DRUG
BUSINESS, at the old established stand, first door above
the Bell Tavern, in The city of Richmond, where they in
tend keeping every article attached TO their line OF bust
ness. j. HI Temple having lived for several years in Phi
~ladelphia, with one OF the best practical Chemists in the
United States, and being we'll acquainted with the North
eTn Houses, will be enabled 10 ensure TO his patrons that
every article furnished them shall be pure aud unadulierai-
ed, and at as low prices as articles OF like quality can be
obtained a, any other establishment ia Virginia. We are
also grauiied 70 inform the public, that we shall have the
assistance OF Mr.. William g.. Cooke, whose long expert.
ence and skill in our business are well known.
The undivided attention OF j. III. Temple and MIR. Cooke
shall be paid to The business, aud every article sent from
The store, shall undergo their personal e Examination. Feel
ing the responsibility resting on us, not only as regards the
lie Of the patient, but also the success Of the practitioner,
we pledge ourselves TO use every Ffccaution il the selec-
ton OF Medicines, compromising Prescriptions, SC. Coun-
Try Merchants, Physicians, and The public generally, are
respectfully invited 10 examine their articles before pur-
chasing elsewheie. J.. III. & Ii. l. TEMPLE.
August 20. 32-8t
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NTANTED, az an Apprentice 10 the Printing Bust.
w ness, a Youth Of respectable connexions, from
- to - years Ut agc, possessing good English Education
Afpg AZ the oihee Of 'his paper, Nay 20.
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CARRIAGES, CA~RRlAGES.-The Subscriber has
" for sale. at his Coach Factory, corner Of T. and 9Th
streets, a handsome assortment OF Coaches, Cbariouees,
Barouches, Buggies and Sulkies, with Harness Of every
description, all OF the best workmanship, and warranted to
stand, which he will sell aslow as they can be purchased
10 This or the Northern cities, for cash, or on credit for sp.
proved notes. JAMES
For sale, as above, II. Korn's Patent Fly Nets, for
Carriage aud riding horses.
August IL. 2s-f
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JESSE SNEAD.
RICHARD REiNS.

W III q
p. Son the premises, and not far from the dwelling
house, is a Mineral Spring, which formerly was very
much resorted TO, and no doubt might be rendered valua.
Bile now il proper attention was paid to il; there being am
pie accommodation on the premises for fifty visitors.
Richmond, July 26ih, 1891. 24-tf
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LANDS FOR SALE.-ln pursuance
v OF the last Will and Testament Of Nathaniel Bunch,
the subscribers will ofer Tor sale, OH Wednesday the l7h
day Of September next, il fair, il not, The first fair day
thereafter, at public auction, on the premises, a valuable
Tract oil Land, containing 57l acres, lying in the county
OF Louisa, on Roundabout creek, about six miles from the
Courthouse, and adjoining the lands OF the late Bickerion
Winston, FiaHcis Johnson, and others. About one third OF
the tract is tobacco land, of the best quality, lying in a DO.
dy and in woods; the open land is highly productive in
corn, wheat and tobacco, and is well adapied 10 the use OF
clover aud plaster. The tract lies well, is finely watered,
and situai ed IN the heart OF a genteel, healthy and wealthy
neighborhood. The live stock OF every kind, crops oil
corn, oats and hay, plantation utensils, Sc. will also be
sold OIL the same day.
On w ednesday the LIST day OF October next, we shall
also offer for sale, at public auction, at the late residence
OF the said Bunch, a small, but very valuable Tract Of
Land, containing 53 acres, lying in the same county, Oh
Camp creek, about IL miles from the Court house, and
adj ming The lands OF William kagland, DIR. Morris, aid
Others: ii is a part OF the valuable estate OH which he said
Bunch resided, aud is equal 10 any land in The Green
Spring nsighboihood. The live stock aud crops of every
kind, plantation utensils, sc. on the farm on which the
said Bunch died, will also be sold on he same day.
Terms OF sals-One third of the purchase money Tor
the Lands, will be required in cash, and a credit OF one
portions, TO be secured by liens and bonds with approved
personal security. For the purchase money oil the perish.
able estate, a credit of IL months will be given, upon the
purchasers securing the payment thereof by bonds with
satisfactory personal security.
Those who may be disposed 10 purchase the Lands, are
requested 10 apply 10 MIR. Edmund Grubbs, The manager
on the Roundabout tract, who will show The same, and 10
Is q Bunch, one Of the executors, who will show the
Green Spring tract. d G. BUNCH,
PHIL II. JONES',
Executors Of Nathaniel Bunch.
Louisa, August 26. 30 -tds
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WWALVEs OF u. STATES BANK NOTES LOST.
AA There were enclosed 10 me In a letter on tie Iltl
OF September, 1880, The SECOND, or right hand halves Of
three One Hundred Dollar Uniied States Bank Notes,
payable at Mobile, Will. 430-i. $50, and l.. 1863 are
VIE marks, aud numbers Of the Notes. The letter " las d.
rectcd TO me at Goochland Courthouse, Va, and mailed
by john l. Ormond. at Courtland, Alabama; but hey have
not been received. Any information will be thankfully
received. JOSEPH SHELTON.
AuguN 70. 3I-Ml2nh
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a FEMALE TEACHER W~ANTED.-A Lady, well
~ qualified TO teach al The branches Of a polite female
English Education, and who can exhibit satisfactory tesi-
iooay OF such qualifications, may find employment in a
private family, and fair wages, in a very healthy situation,
by addressing a letter (posi paiD 10 NJ. g., Wylliesburg,
Charlotte County, Va, slsting terms, sc.
August 26. 800
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"A ROANOKE STATE FOR SALE.
IA own on both sides OF the Roanoke river, general
W opposite TO the Ferry commonly called {" Eaton's Fer
ry,' in the State OF Moth Carolina, between 5000 and
5000 Acres OF Land; about 5000 of which are low
grounds, upon the river, and are equal, if not superior, in
quality, to any within the ownership OF any individual
above the falls, within my knowledge. The high lands
are oil hne quality, and highly productive in tobacco,
cotton, wheat, and corn. My residence, on the north
side oil the river, and within a mile OF il; aud no situation
in the State is better improved, or more agreeahly pro.
yided Tor a large family OF whites and blacks. On the
north and south side OF tie river, there sre mills which
carry each two pair of stones, aud command an ample Gus.
tom in wheat and corn.
| will sell The above lands, under all the advantages and
Disadvantages, 1t there be any, upon reasonable terms.
! should greatly prefer TO sell the lands have briefly de-
scfibed, TO one purchasers; but il this cannot be done con-
yeniently, | will divide ii into parts, TO suit purchasers.
| sell, or will sell, my lands, with a view to a removal to
The western country. Those who are disposed 10 pur-
chase lands, valuable in themselves, and convenient TO
the markets Of Petersburg snd Richmond, aud will soon
be so TO Norfolk, will apply TO me, on the premises.
WILLIAM EATON.
Warren County, N. c., July 90. 24-u
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-The Lectures in
- The Medical Departmental this Institution viii CON.
neuce on the last Monday Of October, and continue un.
al the fret Of March.
Naibdnid Potter, M D-Pdtboloey and the p,ac.
ice Of Medicine.
Richard Wiiuot HoH. mr. D.-Obstetrics, and the
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Nathan n Smith, VI. D.-SureeFy.
Julius r. Ducafct, M D-Chemistrv and pnarmacv
r. GeddiHgs, ~ D.-Aaatomy and Physiology.
R0bieg DungiisOn, ~. D-Mateds Mo8ica, Ther,.
peutics, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
Gin cal Lectures on Medicine and Surgery will be
regularly delivered during the Session. Of The Baltimore
inirmary. ROBLEY DUNGLISON. NJ D..
Augusta. t26-Sl Deacon Of the F%acuity.
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III EMOVAL,-In consequences Of the late destructive
Ma fire in Pearl street, New York, (by which our bills
receivable, part Of our books, and all our valuable stock
Of Dry Goods were dcstroyedJ we have removed from
No. 200 Pearl street, to No. 50 William street, near
Pine street, where we are opening an entirely new stock
OF Dry Goods, adapted 10 tie Southern rad-, which we
offer Tor sale, ty the piece or package, for cash or approy-
ed credit. DOREMUS, SUYDAM & NIXON.
N. b. Our Warehouse No. 209 Pearl street, is now be-.
Janury next. D., S. & NJ.
New York, July %, 1891 2s-I2t
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AM FOR SALE will sell about 800 acfes Of
N prime ~Pamunkey land, combining many advantages;
IL Is a part OF the celebrated ferry estate, formerly in The
occupancy Of Mai. Geo. Dabney. deed. II needs 20
comment; the neighborhood Is not second in point Of in.
ieiigenc0 and hospitality 10 any IN the Old Dominion.
This land is rs miles only from Richmond; fertile and
beautiful, with an ample supply Of timber. A great bar
gain can be had by an early purchase. II not sold by the
10th Of August next, IL will, without reserve, be sold on
the premises on that day, TO the highest bidder, for one
third cash, the balance in two equal annual payments. se-
cured by bond, With approved security or = lien on he
land. w. T. GAYLE
King William, June 10. lO-0
A N APOTHECARY STOREFOR SALE.-Tbe sub.
n scriber wishing to decline The Apothecsry business,
offers for sale his establishment. a great baresin can be
had, AZ be H. very anxious TO sell. Al letters addressed 10
he subscriber, post paid, viii be promptly attended to.
August 8. t26-tJ JOHN II. TOMPKfNs.
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A VALUABLE FARM o SALE.-The under.
IN signed, Tor and in behalf OF the Virginia Baptist Edu-
cation Society, offer Tor sale the Farm on which their Sc
urinary is at present located, called Spring Farm, the
former residence OF Jacob Mordecai, Esq, lying on the
Brook Turnpike, four miles from the city OF Richmond
The Farm contains 24t acres OF land, well adapted 10 the
growth OF corn, wheat, oats, &c, and affords about 80 acres
oil excellent grass land, which is very valuable on account
oil It's ~contiguity othe city. The buildings are ample, and
all IN good repair: consisting OF a Dwelling House, with
six rooms above the cellar, which is also finished, Kitchen,
two Barns, Courthouse, Carriage-house, and
Hay-shed, together with nine small buildings 6'ted up Tor
tue accommodation OF the students, with a Garden contain
ing eighf acres 81 land, well enclosed. The Farm itself
is well enclosed-'lree hundred dollars having been pnid
last year Tor thar purpose.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises, will please 10 call
on Elder Robert Ryland, the Principal Of the Seminary,
who lives Oh the premises. The purchaser can have the
privilege CT seeding small grain, sc. this fall, but full
possess on VIII not be given until the first day OF January
next, when one-third Of the purchase money must be
paid, and the remainder in two equal instalmenis, OIL the
hrst days OF October 1885 and 1886. Application, either
written or verbal, TO either OF the subscribers, as to price,
&c, will be attended 10.
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LAND o SALE.-The subscriber
y ofers for sale his Tract OF Land, in Halifax county,
con'aioing, by recent survey, I,460 acres, situated upon
The wa'ers OF Birch Creek aud Dan River, in the heart of
a district OF country justly celebrated for its fertility and
health. The tract consists of $50 acres OF rich creek and
river bottom, he ween $50 and 400 acres Of wood land,
and the balance cleared highland of the best kinda con-
siderable portion Of which is meadow land, equal, il not
superior. TO the best river bottom-ail OF it well adapted
TO the cultivation OF tobacco, corn, oats, and rye, and par
ticularly 10 the production OF wheat and clover. The soil
is Of that nature hest suited for the use oil plaster. These
lands lie beautifully for farming, and are watered by a
number Of excellent springs. The improvements con.ist
oil two comfortable dwelling houses, an Office, new stables,
granary, good tobacco barns, aud other out houses. There
is a fine peach orchard, well selected, with a number Of
other iruit trees, such as apples, pIums OF various de scrip
lions, nectarines, &C., carefully selected. There is also
another tract OF good highland, adjoining, OF 326 acres,
which may be had at a reduced price. The tract will be
divided, TO suit purchasers, as there are two beautiful re-
sidences on IL. One third, or che fourth, OF the purchase
money will be required in cash, and the balance, il well
secured, can be arranged on the most accommodating
terms. The subscriber is anxious 10 effect a sale at an
early day, as he is DESTROYS OF removing TO the west.
Purchasers are invited to examine Tor themselves, and
apply TO the subscriber, who is confident that he can sell
10 any person really DESTROYS OF purchasing such property:
An opportunity which rarely presents itself.
DAVID CHALMERS.
Halifax, Va, Aug. IL. 2S-St
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ouren," is but half a motive. Pulling down is but a
"o'e,y OF The work they have TO achieve; they must build
up, also; and the People are cuyious to see what sort of a
mixed ana composite Administration they propose TO create
ou' OF 'he various materials Of which their Heterogeneous
party is composed.
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A VALUABLE TAVERN STAND FOR SALE
LA PotiesyiHe Tavern, with a Store House and 100
acres OF land, situated in the lower end OF Louisa county,
will be leased out TO The highest bidder, for The term OF
three years, on the premises, on Thursday, tile 4h day
OF September next, If lair, Otherwise, the next fair day
thereafter. Also, two other private Dwelling Houses that
viii suit small families, and aTailof's shop. At The same
time and place, the subscriber will sell at auction, for
cash, 49, 81 acres Of land, lying four miles distant rom
Potuesviile, on the waters of Elk Creek and North Anna
River. Persons v no wish to purchase Ibis place, will 10
well 10 see IL previous 10 the day Of sale.
Also, al The same time AMI place, will be sold on credit,
one other tract Of about I20 acres, adjoining the lands al
Jas. { Dickinson, John Clsybrook, and oihers,-fhe sub.
scIibeTs ennrc stock Of cattle, plantation tools, one or two
plough horses, &c. &c. NATII. THOMPSON.
August %. 3f-U
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ANoLD LAND IN BUCKINGHAM-For sale or
IN lease, the Tract of Land on which | now reside,
lying on the waters of WiHiss, in The county of Buck.
inghsu,. about three quarters Of a mile from b. G. Book
efs, and adjoining the Gold mine Tract Of W.. b. Cooke
Il Co, about seven miles South East from the Court
house, and four miles N. w from CurdsviIle. This tract
Is supposed TO contain between five and six hundred acres.
Gold has been found nj on it. a more particular descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary, as none, tits presumed, would
purchase without examining the property. The flat land
IS extensive, and supposed TO contain Gold-the improve
mems are as good as common. Persons disposed 10
view This land will please (while in my absence0 call
upon Mr.. w b. Cooke, who is now engaged in The Gold
mining business, adjoining the said land; and ne will take
IT upon himself TO show the land marks, and the prospect
Tor gold. which is said by some TO be very good. The
subscriber is determined To remove to the West this fall.
Possession may be had in time Tor seeding a crop of wheat.
BENJAMIN HOOPER.
August o. q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-18

U} You are authorized to announce Col
SPENCER NJ. BALL as a candidate to represent
the County of Fairfax in the next General As
sembly of Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
IP We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. DANIEL as a candidate to represent the Coun-
ty ofFairfax in the next Virginia Legislature.
IF We are requested to announce ARTHUR
F. LANE, Esq as candidate for seat in the
next Virginia Legislature, from the County of
Fairfax. MANY VOTERS.
IL Col. JOHN HooE will be supported
candidate, at the ensuing election, to represent
the County Of Prince William in the House of
Delegates. MANY VOTERS.
~ THOMAS B. HooE Esq will be run as the
Working Mems candidate to represent the
County Of Prince William in the next General
Assembly of Virginia A WORKING MAN.
II We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
NJ MCCARTY as candidate to represent the
District of Loudoun and Fairfax in the next
Senate Of Virginia.
I5s We are authorized to announce LEWIS
BEARD, Esq as a candidate to represent the
County of Loudoun in the next Virginia Legis
lature
I@ We are authorized to announce JOHN M.
MCCARTY, Esq. as candidate to represent the
County ofLoudoun in the next Virginia Legis-
lature.
IL We are authorized to announce Major
CHARLES A. ALEXANDER as candidate to repre-
sent the County of Loudoun in the next Virgil
mia Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-18

The National Intelhgencer says:-t gives US
great pleasure to state that an act has just pass
ed the Legislature of Maryland, making an adj
ditional subscription, unconditional to the stock
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
to the amount of One Hundred and Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars, and further addition
al subscription to the same amount, to take ef-
feet whenever Congress shall subscribe an adj
ditional Million of Dollars towards the same
great national undertaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-18
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC 4 UCTION

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC 4 UCTION
FINDER deed OfUust, executed by the Me-
| u chanics' Bank Of Alexandria, on the 18th
| October 1892, the subscriber will offer at public
sale. on Saturday the 18th day of March next,
the following VALUABLE PROPERTY, stu.
ate and lying in the Town ofAleXandria. to wit:
"a One LOT of GROUND & TENEMENT
:H on the north side of King street, between st.
Asaph and Pitt Streets beginning on King street
at the southwest corner of the lot conveyed by
Peter Wise to Robert G.. Lanphier, being -
feet to the east of st. Asaph street, extending
thence on King street, west fifty feet thence,
northwardy one hundred and sixty-one feet
seven inches, TO fifteen feet alley, leading to
st. Asaph street; thence east, on the said alley,
fifty feet thence south. parallel to st. ASaph ST.,
and running with Robert G. Lanphier's line to
the beginning.
IN One undivided moiety, or half of
IHA WHARF, with the BUILDINGS and i'm
provements thereon, in the town Of Alexandria,
bounded as follows: Beginning on Prince street
twenty-nne feet eleven inches to the east of the
east wall of the brick house built by George Sla-
cum; thence, on Prince street, east into the river
Potomac; thence south, to the middle OF an al
ley laid ofby George Gilpin and Shreve d Law
rason, from Union street to the river. parallel to
Prince street; thence west, with a line drawn
from the point of beginning parallel to Union
street, and crossing the north line OF the said al
ley twenty nine feet eleven inches to the east Of
the above wall; thence with that line to the be-
ginning.
"a One LOT OF GROUND G. TENEMENT
E:il beginning at the intersection Of King and
Fayette Streets and running thence eastwardly,
on King street, forty-three feetf inches; thence
northwardly, and parallel to Fayette street, one
hundred feet to ten feet alley; thence west
wardly, on the alley, forty three feet five inches,
to Fayette street; thence southwardly, with said
street, to the beginning.
The sale to take place at the Mechanics Bank,
and to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
The terms are: One-fth ofthe purchase mo-
ney to be paid in hand and the residue in six,
twelve, and eighteen months in equal install
ments the purchaser to give notes, satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest from day of sale; and
on full payment thereof with all costs charges,
and interests the subscriber will convey to the
purchaser all the right and title conveyed in the
aforesaid deed. r. SMITH, Trustee.
an 20-wt1Mar&eot15th
~ The above sale is postponed to Saturday,
22d instant, at same time and place. mar II