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pcY.rRSBURG FEMALE Sf-uLN.9KT.

PETERSBURG FEN7hf St~Hi.N!7Nl'
p.Es LUCY Y. GRAY, who has been Tor many years
We ,lr instruction female youth, respectfully "o''s "c
,u,s Of Petersburg and its vicinity, that she WI open eaG
,;u,fv on the first day Of October next Ma Cray WEI o. a'eu
h. ,nn.cd aai well qualified assistant teachers Institute
~ ri co.rrct thinking the miH" to act IL" 'sr az" ~
v. ia, objects substitute active N eHt'
If inUtnatinn VIII lie thr ca1"
min, OF nctiou in this school J. u" Eo'"'H '" m, "
% w II rot he regarded subordinate branches OF rGurH";
priho5Thrhy Dchnin.: NiH''. f'
.,i. Grammar Geography with the use oi me "o.' ' %
-,n ,nou,al and practical. History, murTn anu anrlr" Va
,. Moral agd Mcua! Philosophy. Panolh! oil H"G,a ''!o
po,v ,rco-y Government oi the lni;cG Su'eS; 'e''1
Chemistry, astronomy ana Mt'hchia''cr' y ,hr
rhetorical Reading aud Composition Will be ac1"t" 20 >! "
wlu!. school. ,,J en-
,;,cly under the control Of the Principal. ,h
m, .unt female TEACHERS, number vii! 'es"e !" m
of Mr. CRAY and will themselves to promote hs I'M
. T Lose y ho are placed her Enal"IAS cho
IT, ,n,rr will enjoy double advantage o. dairy 'ns''ac'""
I attention. The expenses IN 'i- seminar! T
sion Of months paEa ai, p y" $1,000
rt.,rI in ing painting cm5foldcry, &c AZ CEta
Music n approved reputation VIII nc e"f':~ M
For hoaT'i"c' nc"""s' "''' "9"' $500
WaSina, o,;,I rim whole
,, Io,s arc moi received for shorter pctlod 'Fhn
f. il hry desirable that all should rwtrr the schoo AZ INC
rs ,c ."In: vet, pupils a!niicd nj any PERIOD ,n no
nr,on made ab.cuce, the expenses OF ts oes
he rupls present or nhs'f'.
as after n. inc Euhocr
If nuni will h. limited. m'o:lantiat n!o'"aoa nc eo'
Lcn,rI without delay , =, -. D.. c u ,,-;,.,, ToI ,
WcnG-a Rev K. Wexford, VI. d., Iias u " cHioF" u -
No. W, peterborough, Joseph lanes, RichmoHd Hugh Ae'sT
| ,,kr.on Thongs Atkinson. Petersburg; James Sourf, "
MAXWELL Col VIM. Gurnti', Norfolk. IF
Oct -
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WIOR Sale. at The Richmond Enquirer Ohce, John-
B. son L. Durants best Philadelphia News and BOOK
INK, (wuranted.) at fair, moderate prices:
NJ 4 constant supply Kept on hand IN SUI me SEASONS
and susry disposioa sho,on to obge distant PTnteTs
:. > FTITION will be presented to the next Legs
a l.turs of Virginia, praying that the RiVanna FiVe
may be made lawful fence r, .,u.
Nov. II
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FHYlE subscii!rr having purchased Of Mcssrs. &. f.
e. IL ]. r. Miller. their entire stock of u'dict"cs,
PainfS Dyc StutS. &c, most respectfully informs his
friends and the pubic generally. tina, he intends cnnnn-
ing the business at their old stand Gone door above the
Mansion House. where lie will al all times have on hard
general and we'll selected assortment OF articles IN his
nr pledges himself t" sell them, at wholesale or re
tail, as cheap as any Druggist in this city.
lie also su!ci!s continuance OF The patronage OF the
phvsiciats merchants and friends extended 10 The late
roi:ccru PORTER ROBINSON.
Noy : 33-St
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sY AppAuANNuCK thDEMf.-IhlN iSi'iu Ici "ni 'i'.
80 the 18th Of January next, uarsr he Su VI ''
Principal, aided ny rnHr''' aE approves
assist .rt, long experience OF Mr. Lcwis ia ihc n:t VI
:r tex, veil a;;cS" ny !:iN "'
, rr,e in the i.lu;ioa afford ain?is pledge q: ir ra""i
and iu,c.rt Of those who r'y bt ''N'''' |" M
,,,,I
Tho cnu" Of Instruction will embrace MI The r"nrlcs o. oo
f,r Eirca;iG embracing Natural Philosophy the Theory H"d
Pr.crc Of SuIrr! ds, Mathen'iH;' '"I '"' "' "'' "
French l. .n-ua."s. ,.. r, r.,;,
Tia, whole expense this nstitn: on including inEIa hi'n,
,v,iur &C. with the eAc.pon y - Br!Ins an Chni III
=. 2l ior Bedding. ifurnsh" i"c cT"i"r WI D" So
It - lnvri the enlightened cH:rcnc' q "a" ihn',i we
rf ic los and the 1t good Library
viii srru.r iiAu"nrc oi 'at 's'i ''"o"
en- ;eG rs for several years past. .. .,:,
;I"-. TO the Prn:p, Ncboro Caroline comfy
IN NJ Drccnllr and air that Tim" 20 III" RaGahnnnork
N'. ,; " - " JOHN H. BERNARD
''''''' Prrsiacnt u B.Gr! u irWstrCS.
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Dee: :.
LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY,

7NtFd. J0NTtF, tIM 0na EItd iN<l07mralS
q Il meeting "i the President and Directors Of the
"a Louisa lillr"ad Company. 4, TAylorsvc, on
Monday, the Dist day Of November lS3G-
R,soicci. That the slnckhoirrS Of the Louisa Rail.
road Company be, and they hereby rrqnirrL 10 pay
into the Farmers Bank OF Virginia. twenty dars per
share, each share o! stuck held by them in the said
Company in instruments, fellows five d"!ars per
shlre the lst day of January next five dnars per
share the LIST day OF February five dnrs per
share the Isl day Of March next and five dollars
per SHIRE the Is: day of April next.
BY oder Of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON Clerk.
r The [ustl:,nrntS havp c1ii.d far in
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~ -VrGts1,-htn held Tor hrc Sei"u's
The CONT house thereof Monday, i!c i'ih DAY OF
October, TS3b: Plaintiff:
Inhu ". :. Norhirgon,
naaGst Defendants.
,,,, WiIter.on and Robcr, Y. Overhey, Iet'.ua . p
III cef.,lsa ANY W;Ikcrsor not having cn,e'eu % ~,
oncc md given security, according TO the act Of ,hs
E 10 not M inhnhant this Commonwealth h m -,
plaintiff by Connsel ordered, n Hnd answer the bin
the plaintiff, md Of ibis oiGr he ., ,ow, Of
@ G n rpon- successfully ard posted 81 INC '"' o'o' "
,ho Cont house OF the said county, ,,> y ,rrrsr r.
a Copy-Tesie ''D'' ~ ~ .i-vaw.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Buckingham c. H., Nov: y, 1886
The parties interested in the above order, will please
axe notice, that have appointed WEDNESDAY, the 18th
cay January the accounts and state
nrns required by said order, at which time they are re-
I'ed I" attend at my Office, the Court house. with
Inc necessary papers, evidence. Sc.
Dec6 (Hl-w4wJ ROBERT HILL, ~ c.
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Ss,Ss ADVERTISEMENTS

.,,I~yN NERS OF SLAFES.-l have for several
b:cn engaged IN hiring out slaves for friends
l. .,onr,rv; anu a number have expressed Il wish
= ,,g, their slaves and attend 10 them asmy own,
" ,,, commission. shall hereafter attend part
,ry +, ', business 1t is well known to many who
', ,r slaves III iS place, that they have been much
81" Lc not having some one here to attend to them,
H. ,.o,.nly have sustained heavy losses i'll conse-
"'' viii therefore hire them out, that they
c},l have strict attention paid them when sick
"'bs Ei,ne>. rrices for their hire, and guarantee ali
g. L,c, l,r :, per cent. SlLAS WYATT.
INK ~, Address WYATT Il WHITE, Richmond,
>:r.n.,S-Col Archibald L. i1arwood. Col. Alex
r.s; ". Robins, Juo. Pollard. Jno. Lampkin, King
i"nn,,n. VIM. Burke, James Groxtnn, Thomas Jordan
T,Er ,liiam: John It. Eustacs, Archibald Thomas
IS.Ir Snrad Henry l.. Carter, Richmond
ptcrnDc! u oi-I~t
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\ Ca nd.

y IN MI
NN7lL1IAM II. MORL'NG would most respect
w fully inform the citizens Of Richmond and he
cubic generally that he has uprncda fashionable Cloth
inr s,r, in the house formerly occupied By Thomas a.
Rust Esl and directly opposite to Mcssrs w. " j. u
Crane hide and leather Store, Main or Street: Rlch.
mond Va where he intends keeping general aSsort'
rD,.t Of Clothing of the very best quality winch lie
the United States Country Merchants and others are
respcc,fy invited call and examine his Stock. which
consists of the following articles. eompslnga very rare
and splendid assortment OF
Blue! black. olive, brown, Polish and invisible green
Dhl9ia an; Adelaide dress and trock Coats
Gcn,rmen's super cloth box Coats und Cl"aks
DO do moiair, pilot cloth and blanket do
Do do goats hair, canbet mapped Coats
and C,loaks
Superur plaid ribbed striped cashmere Pantal"ons
Do buckskn. Grabbed and diagonal DO
Do blue black and fancy cloth do
Iargc assortment ur sallinet and others Pantaoons
Black and fancy velvet
Nirrin. black and fancy Satin
Amoznp Tabiuet, Valencia, English silk and other
Vests
suner Mernoand Circassian Ladies' Cloaks, made in The
Linen, mnsi,r, flannel and Canton flannel Drawers
dn Go do do and Bingham
Shirts
Tenants patent and ether Stocks
\ beautiful assortment OF pocket ildkis
Black and fancy silk Ctavats
Silk and elastic Suspendcrs
Hosiery Gloves, cloak Tasscls
Linen and black satin Bosnms. Collars: &c
All Of which will be sold on the mast accommodating
terms =, -. :
n lie will pay particular attention to the making Of
every article of Gr,ccns wearing apparel, 10 order,
in the NEST approved style
November ~ o'-.a"C"
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1EVO TEACHERs.-A gentleman, with family
nav obtain healthy and desirable residence and THINK
lucia s,ua,ion as n teacher. by applying 10 A d.
Bsrboursvi:e, Orange county, Va. re -,
Nov. lS oo@"i''
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E,E ubrbor. having themselves tnseiheT under III"
s,r NJ rro:cu NMMo exclusively for the OF car
ON iii. r MI<iaes, wkGesmln an! TAU E"Fe
,k.u In" house formerly ocruplrdhy VIM na'id hy'r m more
nc ,.n,;.,. Nolan < Co.. they will in few days
unl desirable assortment q! Saic una r"y
Goods, which, having been selected carefully III" Fufch"'' W
@ t ,..,.d ina, they shall all. sell Favourable
n, n ANY uu:c ciyRy ke"p!u. every article 'h't f
m called for il their line: Sh""ins Inc" s""S ~ WI
- suited lry rrr themselves na i""! "ia' s'
in'"rG co."''i ,,Iv themselves, TlIOS. CROTCH,
''Hs" of'''' '"'' ''r' {. ~ NlMMu.
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EyUR RENT OR LEASE.-'i'hat old and well known
Il Establishment, III? Union liotc situated on the
corner OF MARKET and Old Streets in the occupancy
of Samuel b Morgan: together with large tire story
Dwelling lI"use adjoining the Tavern, Old Street
Possession given the first OF January: 1897. From
the central suaiiDn Of this Establishment. and from the
run of custom il has had for the last two years, it per-
haps Offers great Inducements 10 any person wishing
to cnrare in keeping Public House. as any other III
The State. Fer terms, apply To II. WlllTMORE.
p.,.r.Lurc Nnv - 3!i-tf
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HEALTH.
rs'HE CELEBRATED CAMOMILE Q

rE'HE CELEBRATED CAMOMILE OR TONIC Pills u Dr..
w. ErgmS specific effect the brsin uuI hui,
;ut ,ptIlius heart The emuoiS hand Tie dizzy and
tho uerEg nind before their effects like snpo
before the nisn INFLUENCE OF The morning This Ionic ned
cine o Diseases general debility Dyspepsia
and coaslucHcr vi appetite UppaI, dis'"n>Ioa OF
the stomach. nciGty unpleasant the mouth runbG"
in lbs bowels smpiuns ausucss when tie mini BE-
irritable. dcsppns, thoughtful, melancholy ana detected
ypccond cisn oS srr paipilEiiua 81 the heart nervous m
reliability, I:l.rr :u:LvL sleep rhcnmusm, psma': "ilrc
dzzinrs sight, and all ntHcr symptoms, Dr. w
Evnns' CaniomiIc Pills Ill fleet speedy mud safe
Tho vuou WEAKNESSES peculiar To tie m lmn,s-
ihlcy under the power vi d. ". EVANS CANUMiLE PILLS.
aH adcS OF ui"n aud Responsibility IL this country su in n
them ne the best rcsl appeudase the toilet
they wiia recruiting the drcaye p's. disspans the
ache, uar, aud ansnr and creating pleasing vracis Md
chasing melancholy. They siTc cuni nr strength 10 the
gEnc
Persons hnbts should occasionally DR.. William
Evans F"abr APercn s the best knuwm for bilious a!ec-
fact ;ruy %! 5reahing liberated noA asthma,
the every knd, aud all ua tisnsrs airing
Ui the circulation And mrury Vi the blood
great tir Utility Of these Pill that the monthly sale
Of thousand dollars within the VARIOUS
Of the Cnna.
cvcuI thousand testimonies have been received ~ De- VIM
Evans; ut hi, ic" Division New York ous from
public, aliu "r"ctlbr Ica mra twir have pre-
ruc them in their practice, speaking tr shes! terms their
Lggi Sirtnc$.
ISc I.au1c p, ma! BE- had r. T.. HALLS Nunk 'or",
Eagle Tavern MGu street. kc!im"i Va,
application for agencies be made by letter or o'hctWSt
SIR. J"ns0i Fancy Store Washington aIl lrafa Io'
Tov z 5;-l3;r
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NOTICE

| RE EMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE who would
12E prefer to be somewhat renewed from the tity,
during the winter informed that the undersigned
can accommodate in Il becoming manner. SIX eight.
Ills residence is mile and half from the Capitol.
West ct he City. carriage and horses shall at aN
times be- al their service. RICH'D RElNS
Drc.2. Gtl-ts
BD UMFORD ACAUEAlY-1he present Principal
"a of this Institution having declined converting il
into Female Schcol, contemplated, the subscriber
Informs the public that the Mule School will be continued
10y him the ensuing session. commencing the 10th of
January and ending the 10th Of December, "ith
vacation of one monlh in the sunmer.-ln this school
will be taught the Latin, Greek. French and Spanish
Languages, Mathematics, including Arithmetic Age
bra, GEOMETRY, plain and spherical Trigonon'"ry and
Surveying, together witt, all the branches Of the English
Language usually taught in preparatory schools.
Terms fur the scholastic year vi ten months:
Board, including every thing, ........ 500
u!li0n, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
One half payable the LIST Of April, and the other
the list Of Oclnbrrlfthe pupil furnish his bed and
cind!es, deduction Of $40 will be made. The board.
Jag department will De under The exclusive management
G! Mr.. Sainicl Robinson
HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
H. Address. Eumford Academy, King William, Va.
II. J. E..
Dee , 60-tl5J
Dr. z REWARD -Rar away iiom the subscriber,
- ~ in Nnxlon. Tennessee. on the 18th November,
THREE MORO MEN, named DAVID, SIMON PETER anal
fIEEcuLEs. David is about 51 years of ng", feet III
inches HIGH very black. speaks quick when spoken to,
and shows his fore trrh-Ee lag his ri .hl side,
caused by rising. Simon Peter is 33 years OF are
feet high. quite black, has down nnk when spoken To;
ether marx rccocctrd Hercules is about ~ years
o: age, Of bright complexion. feet or 10 inches high
These nrgrrcs raised in Brunswick county, Eirgi.
mia There il iiu Doubt bu! they making their way
to free State or trying IN oct back to Brunswick
will give So reward for each al the above negroes, if
delivered Ia me in Brunswick. lodged in any mil, so
that get thcm-"r to l"hn Prcii"il living in Henry
county. Western Dsiici Tennessee letter addressed
10 Paris, Tenn, TO John PrtcIell, ST. will be- attended 10
o7 to James Pritch"t,, living in Brunswick county,
LawrcnccvI!!r Post Office
JAMES PRiTCHETT.
JOHN PRlTCilErT, SE.
Dtc2 GD-il
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T AND Fox SAl.-Wi b: sold on Saturday, The 81 "a! OF
~ cru,"r the L hay thc'di;rf sun
day cxrp:r Gwr;ng house Of the lat: john l',n" Grc
roaa of Iian:, miles South o tie Cont mouse"
which decrcHt "ed cunninin, % ui-
died and thccabnutajOut hundred OF which,
ic IN "coa eli rrh wt! 0"k lGc, &c-On the p!anih o
Lw 20
date family the usual out houses 40, GOO
,,lrn r we'll MANFRED ioIs, t"o "ie
,.r one ,Uuu. peach orchard and other fruit .;"cs
The f CLciuSed i .0nL ecca 4 Shall
.r,i u! wheat wI! DC
n the sam. ;uc aul place vii! sold nau; hundred md
.ry.n:y i aoAiu: the Ep l"nu!-hi"c 30
Joining c a "i Ai,trni aIac JATc' H. "!o" nA D"r';
Guild region, and So! h% good :"s 10
portion c that Iccin!, iI"! Me-, """'f Hn'i
ue. n"ntiunc Containing auii c:Ycn roih-
inc III. l of ,nu, james Anderson others Tn tits
cIniiY Gold hi,,"rImG Tic term. i -a viii
in /" equal purchaser giving 5"i :" Seo!
ona .e u trust the anI ~ secure the pay
mems The Lana &c pcE.OA, hr duplication" :"
Thomas ni,luau Esl Cupt James Anderson, MI l"Iho"! Ai
.oh OF the premises The n5nyr E.cH "'" tcis OF
lad .y;rI 10 uy- we'd u=y;uu, 10 the va> ryiIv!.
~ WILLIAM i. MILLER,
EL.cuiGr II .cin Plinaun, drcra,ei
5.j-td
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q ensuing year, at Citnn, six miles above !nyi"rS-
viIla and within three hundred yards OF the route re-
Gently surveyed FOR the Louisa Rail Road In h's School"
will be taught The Greek, Latin ana En2iSa languages
lie School will commence on the lGh of January next,
and terminate on the Isl Friday in December following
There will be vacation Of one month in the summer,
commencing on the second Friday in June ! he tee
for tuition will be $50 per scholar, payable oncaIi at
whom he boards will accommodate four small boys with
board. Washing lodging, fuel &c, for $40 each. NO
bow who cannnt read, will be admitted into the school;
and none will be taken for shorter period than The
whole terr lie has had twenty-five years experience
in reaching and the best proof e give of hls dgenl
and faithful attention his pupils, is, that many "t those
whom he has taught receiving from five hun
dred to thousand dollars per annni Tor their services
Letters 10 Mr. Butler or the subscriber should DC d.
1ccsd 10 Icrdun Pos, Office, Hanover
JOHN e. NELSON.
|,,.c. II.,o,o- co ;t-St
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n. B. The Instruments that have been called for in.
mwATTAF0NY LAND for y0Ic--yYIl II be- sold AT The

RE ATTAFONY LAND for sa!e.-Wlll be sold at the
ISE Bowling Green. on Jan'y Caroline Court day next,
The highest bidder between and 300 acres: more,
Of low grounds. the Matapnny river. This land is
n:ersrc!cd BY the Rairnad, and distant mites hc"""
the Milford Depot. II adj :ns the lands of ilrssrs De-
arna, Sutton, TODD, and Baylor; aud portion nt Il IL
able 10 occasional ovcriowS from the river, but p"rma
ncnt dam Of the Railroad. The Inlet and rriT
rgr Of putting gates 10 It: he1S or which already
fixed, vii! the greater part from inundatnn.-
The subscriber will also gran, The advantage TO nr
chaser Of making dam any where on his land TO make
the Improvement complete. The land will be sold on
credit Of ,. and yrarsthe hui'!a carrying interest
from the date of the sale. Further particulars will be
made known ty reference TO The subscriber and Arthur
b. Clayton, Esq, who will show tile land at any time.
Nov - T3S-wlw-l GEORGE d BAYLOR.
6tARPETlNliS AND RUGS.-By rhc Grace and
" Tally H." We have received, and offer at retail,
large parcel nt
Brussels Three Ply kidIcr;ninster Venetian, Scotch
and other Carpeings and Rugs.
These Goods received consignment. and we are
ordered to effect speedy sales, lhnngh have TO
sell at lower prices than other houses. Under such
siruc;ions offer the Goods to purchasers with the
surance Of their being cOinparavel Y low
IAQUELlN TAYLOR u co.
b. the above and other cnnvryamcrs We have just 10
hand Wilson. and Candy Il Son. Nap. Coons and
plnns aud in Store COED assortment Of scasonabe
Gonds which We offer at wholesale.
Nuy22 TI7-Gl J. T. & co.
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4,tH,l 4;rrS Of L.I.SD far Sale.
r.vilr Undersigned. attorney in fact for Capt. John
\ tia;rs.oH who recently migrated 10 Mississippi
+, SAFE the following valuable tracts Of land,
rs r..c, on Guhi;n,"wn creek, IN The county OF IA
c,n,,,a!ur Svvrra! Thousand acres, including the
w. , u,e O! the sand llairslou. This is, perhaps
-: r mos, valuable landed estates in the upper
.iy,pr as II docs. adjoining :!:c Union Iron Works.
-: ;:.p,:;nr across the main Western road, which
49, ,,~,...., Eu,is;, Is situated and immediately the
10. -, the contemplated Railroad from ID inville ~
,,n: y; miles West of Henry. and Is n. f.. Of
I...s ,'..,i house. Tbs tact will lie sold entire or
j. -, ,; lwo d which cnaG!n open land sufficient to
,!io. ~ hands, being nca7l: equal i'll size, principally
i., g, land. inst !a:Y tobacco land 70 clear improve
i> ~: !ta;r.. tie remaining Two lots large
l,; ,:,scr p.n IS deemed unnecessary. as purc!Ia
:. ,G ruG.r ior h, ni>r!ves.
Also yll,us other smaller tracts, and large bodies OF
la! Of good quality that will kc divided sui,
,.cba,c:s a.! am capaciy-A tract Of 1000 i'll
imam coan.y. Va, within two miles Of Ma. Samuel
>,ur,-< on both sides Of Runebay creek. This tract
. NH worth The attention Of Farners-liie open land
g.t rr,.v bottom of the richest quality, sufficient
:, no;M o. IL hands. III good repair. y large quantity
Il, S;s rs.c lard 10 clear One other tract in Henry
c,,.r 4 ul ceres cn the waters of Lcaiherwood and
>I.:E ysr l.: the nsyhbar!ood Of Mr.. John Watkins
:. >.y:c, On ll. read leading from Henry Courthouse
!, Lync.bnrr II miles east If the former. This trac,
i e:ac:nay 1t. woods q! excellent quality, well adapt
otuacl, anI al kinds OF grain, and will be sold en-.
~ q .p!!rG 10 suit purchasers
I..s- Uuc.:!i.rG paid down and Tie balance in two
c-, ui,l,S ~! unr and Two Yeas. Persons wishing
10 purchase n;.i apply the subscriber, living within
,:s mfrs Of the iron Works, who will show the land
a.: NAH, Anc"n lie price. JESSE lORN,
.7nor~ty .fvr John 4 Hairston.
DcccrhctG Gl-wIw
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EDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-lhe subscriber
8, having determined to remove TO the West, offers
Cor sale his Farm in the county Of HenTco There are
three Tracts of Land. The one upon which | now re.
iJ. contains 20 acres most Of which is well adapted
to wheat corn, oats, &c. The Dwelling House Is OF
wood (neary new and sufficiently large to "cconmo,
dale arre family. The oihe. two adjoining, and
contain aInut 800 acres, less, about nine miles
from the city of Richmond, and one mile from James
Riger-Any person wishing to purchase, will please
apply to the subscriber, the premises, or to chard
ButI;nnon OF julius a. iobson Richmond, on or before
the . day Deccm!cr -}U, and il not sold FRI vater:
will on that or the fair day. be exposed TO public
sale Terms accommodating and made known OH ap-
Alteration MATTHEW HOBSON.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be presented IN the neat "'n''a
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6 FARM NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE-Thc
N subscriber having determined 10 send his Negroes
To cotton country Offers io SALE his Farm, in the county
OF Hanover, called French Hay.
There two tracts of land-The Mansion tract,
which is just 10 miles from the city Of Richmond,
aIns, by recent survey, BIZ Ia acres most of which is
flat land, lying upon the Chickahomny and stream
called Stoney Rum and very large portion of i, is in
high state of improvement and well SET in red
clover. The farm is beautifully situated and very
healthy and would be an excellent location fora profess
s"nal man, especially Physician. The dwelling house
is of BRICK in excellent condition, and sufficiently arse
Accommodate moderate sized family very cunlos,a
bly,. The oycrscers house, hay house, and nearly all
the servants honsrs are new.
1hr public road to Fredericksburg, passes Immediately
by the Farm on one side and the Richmond Ftedrrcks
burg and Potomac Rail road, about t*o miles above it,
the other side. with ready 10 il by excellent
road.
The other tract lies between the Mansion tract and the
Railroad. 1t contains about PAP acres chiefly woods
with about 20 Of nradow land, and is under good
enclosure, having been used by chiefly pasture
There two cnnoflhe cabins nm IT, anda good
house, occupied by respectable tenant The Rail
road passes to this tract that the wood nigh! be
readily transported 10 Richmond for sale, where 1t is
always in druand. at good price
The purchaser be supplied if immediate appllca
ton I've made, with con OATS fodder CATTLE farming
utensils &c.
The terms Of payment vii! be very accommodating,
credit Of five wears or possibly more will be allowed
legal interest being paid upon the purchase money, and
the whole satisfactorily secured The property will be
shown by my Manager and application to purchase may
be made TO me in Rchm md
Novl T54-ul JAMES LYONS.