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Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
SHARON FESsLAlE AOADEnNY.

SHARON FESIAzE ACADEMY.
The Spring and Summer Session for the
present year will commence ON the first
Monday in March and end with the last
week 10 July.
The Studies Of the Preparatory Glass
will embrace photography, Reading, Pen
nanship, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
and Geography, with the use Of the Globes.
Price Of tuition, per session, $l2
JUNIOR CLAss.-Astronomy Natural. No
raj, and Mental Philosophy, History, Chem
istry, Rhetoric, Logic, aud Political Econo-
my.
Price oftuilion per session, SlS.
SENIOR CLAss-~Drawing, Oriental, Mez-
sotinto, and Velvet Painting, and Ornamen-
tai Needle-work, including the branches Of
Price Of Tuition per session, $40
Instructions on the Piano Forte per
session, 500
The institution has been provided with
good Piano, and the Trustees having made
arrangements 10 procure the assistance Of
two additional Tutoresses, feel themselves
authorized to offer TO parents DESTROYS of
procuring solid and ornamental education,
all the advantages which numbers and com
potency Of Instructresse, spacious and
well regulated Academy, and retired,
healthy, and pleasant location, can secure.
The Boarding House, under the superin-
tendence of DIR. YoUSo, has been fitted up,
with special view TO the accommodation
Of young Indies. The House is now ready
for tho reception Of seventy boarders, and
no pains will be spared by the proprietor to
promote the cumfor and convenience Of his
boarde y
The price Of boarding per month, $40;
washing 81 SO.
BOarders will DO required 10 furnish their
own candles.
Tuition payablcin advance.
By order ofthe Trustees:
c. GRAHAM, Socr'y.
Southern telegraph., 1838-06-13
GREEN T. MARTIN & GILL E. MARTIN.
ATT0RNLES & COUNSELLoRs
Rooney, Mss.

RODNEY. MISS.
M ILL attend the circuit courts &c
W Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams and
warren countless tho high court Of Errors
ana Appeals, and the United States cour.
at jackson. 1850 00''s
Address G. T. Martin & Brother
Rodney Mississippi.
REFERENCES.
Hon. G. Robertson,
Hon. d. Mays, Lexington Kv 'o
Foster g. Fastor N Wi.
?. ". Oaky & CO., New Orleans,
Or. !. 3. Warren, Rodney, Miss.
II. 3. Hill & Co., Louisville, Ky,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-09

or ifaaid real 81 mixed estate sb.n,
increased then che stock ofss;d -
shall be increased to one half n
uation Ofhis or her real ormiTeJ -
ifsaidmember desires il; proyids5..S
increase of stock shall moi eYcs go. Z
limit Of the capital; and lbe 80
and losses Of the Company sbs m
shared by each member in prOOo.;
TO his or her amount Of stock ~
dent always, upon the increase q
crease of the stock, according II :.
valuation of said real or mixed eg,'
Art. gath. The Company mar
ceive depositcs Of money and psvs.
the same in such manner, as t5s L
cral board of directors max dIres
their bye laws.
Art. 25ih. No member s;gss
these aftisl1s of association Shall
entitled TO. airy of tue privileges Of 4
Company Under tihs agreement -
he or she has made. and executed !,
or her deed of trust in accordance VA
these articles of association. with
ninety days ofthe signing Thereof.
Art. 26th. No person holding an d
fec, in any other institution in lbs
State, shall be cligablc TO bold offs;
in this Company, otherwise than as ,
member Of the general l,oar,l Of direc
tors, formed by meeting ofthc stock
holders.
And far the purpose of'6inaing eaa
other tn themselves end 10 The CompaA
each member doA hsreunto snbscrij
his or her hand and a0IE his or i.
seal. this 2Sd day Of February, 1885
The Company at present Consists
about so stockholders, and wall be n.
creased TO double as many more.
OFFICERS.
C.. S. AKIx,- President.
EUGENE B. Drake, Cashier.
JOHN CRUsoE, Superintendent.
The board of directors consists Of
twelve, chosen from among the stOck,
hul lers.
Own P. Ra0wN, T.
WILLIAM P. PuLLER. trustees
*Mixed estate as here us2d. mean.
property on the sixteenth Soct'nn.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-09
.FOTTCE.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing
Il between CASTOR & Robbins, in ht
mississippi Exchange. was this day d.
n>lved by mutual consent. The said Gas
ton having this day transferred all his inter
est in said firm to Duncan McKelIar, rnr
bracing all accounts made sine the first
anuary last. All those indcbt ed to the lag
firm Of Castor & Robbins, will please 81
and settle the same with CASTOR or RA
bins.
LEANDER CASTOR.
SAMUEL. w. ROBBINS
Columbus, March LIST, I3SS-25-6t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-09
80 Sell or Rc,lt

A VALUABLE Plantation, con
IN tanning Eight Hundred aud Eight
eight acres Of rich wWodland prare, and
.rtuated four and half miles iinm C'lan
bus, MISS. There are iw. hundred ARE
in high state of cultivation, nPm who
three crops have been made. un the PIE
IT Uses is a good GIN HOUSE. and uthrrin
provements. This tract jnn> Gen. BloEF
Iigg's and Col. Amis' pltntaiion>, and =
in point of feriilitv and lac alien, >Grpr,.c
by no plantation Of its size IN tac STAKE. ID
further particulars. apply 10
A. BoYKIN, Columbu,,
or of the subscriber. AZ Picken~ville, Ala.
24-;f HENRY NEWELL
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-03-09
TAKE NOERCE.

All persons are hereby forwarned not 4
receive or trade for note given by tb'
undersigned to Richard Llovs, dated lb'
tenth daV' ct March 1887. and pay able d
the first day Of January, 1858, tor the aa
OF one. thousand dollars. The consider
ton for which said note was eigen Wss'
tract of land, but the said Lloyd has neF'f
given Us title 70 it. We are delermid
not to pay the same nnleSss compellrd b
law.
John r. SIMMONS
JAMES KIRKWO0D
NATHAN MITCH6LL
koskit SO, Alfalfa Co. Mi.
Feb. Is 1888 S22-:f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
ERzD.s2', .RgGUsT 81, 1898.
Executors Safe nj y Iniaab'e Estate.

Executors Safe n Fniaab'e EStaic
e obedience /" the directions "i lie last WI" OF the
Il h'c Col Francis pnvall will be Sold on The pre-.
m'scs, 10 the highest bidder on FRIDAY, the 4Sh day ol
September next If fair no! e next fair day 'hrn al
l"f, iSufday eXceptrd) that valuable PLANTATION IN
Powha'n, on mhcl he resided previously 10 his death IL
Is BOUNDED, ITS whole length one SIDE by AppomHii"X
river the opposite, uearly It's wh"Ie length, by Up
per FIghlng creek which is valuable AiIi site, ana
winch, uniting with las wa,rrso Lower Fighting creek,
imot dmely they quit the lands Of VIM O!d, E.q runs
directly nctoss II Iio the river, and contains a'st
body OF valuable cfer; ard river bottom land, which,
ir" s peculiar locality: II Is believed can ~ perha-
neny Protected from overflow by very lil,Ie Yh'ng
by an id survey, il is estimated al 1e2 acres
the most Of which is aIabe land ul good qualify ana
ioUndaon is ell adapted 10 the culture OF Indian corn,
what OTIS tobacco and tie various kCds ct grasses,
and ca'ab!s in high degree of retaining fertility IL IS
situated healthy aud agreeable nrghboThood. about
hIl!rs from the Court house, from G"rTn, SIS from
Richmond, about 40 above Petersburg aad lies aGIIceht
10 iEe lands OF Hillary Harris, " IN. q PGValI, Nn'
Old, JAS ii. Harris, Mrs. Skip"I!i: ord otirts. The
improvements consist If Il convenient and comfortable
dwelling louse, kitchen, smoke and ice house, dairIes,
saddle houses cabins tobacco houses aud all Other ne
cCssary houses, iudns baI which 40 attach
ed good thresnT machGc. Possession, lCT Tie phi
pose Of seeding crop Cf wheat, wall be given iiiHt III
atry after the SALE and full and entire possession 81" DC
given SO the crop be gathered and Sold
The subscriber, residing at Scoslr, (Powhatn" Court
house, will tax" pleasure showing the plantation 10
any gentleman disposed to purchase.
Terms Of $ais-One fourth OF the purchase money VIII
be REQUIRED III cash; the balance VIII be divided into
three equal annuG! payments secured by deed OF trust
upon The land. and BINDS "lh approved personal secu
rty carving interest from The date though The interest
VIII be reunited il The principal be punctuaiiy paid
W. G.. SCOTT,
Executor Of Francis e POraN. d'cd.
y p Al The came lime aud place, will b. sold all the
persona! property ei by the said Pova with hr excep
hon rE such nr"c1cs as have been ncpaied spe
c6cay be0nealbed, canSs!in Of household and kitchen
furniture panraton utensils corn, fodder, oats, COWS,
hogs horses ukey and harness, carriage and haT'
ncss two negro men, &c: Sc Terms mad" known on
the dov nr .nle " & ).
A.. ~ 3O--lIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
s5OG0A, Sl5.GG0, Sl0.O00- and
u 100 prizes Of 81 600 %
Alexandria EIDssGTS,

Class No g. TO be drawn at Alexandra, D. u, on
Saturday, September ID. le3o
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
, If a50 OnO-l Of SIS O00-l Of $l0,010-5,00 j and
100 Of ! 000
Tickets only $40. .aoo
A nacknre of whole Tickets will be forwarded for $3.50
a Ce,,;Grn,s Of Wboles will be forwarded FOR 1873
shares in propor'inn.
The tickets in this splendid Lottery 'rc now received
and can be had in packages Of who!es halves quar-
Icrs-snrlc tickets shares nj Bigger Prize Office
AS the tickets already IN great demand b'aser re-
cirrlIv recusss his friends and patrons 10 forward
,her orders TO him Immediately in order that they may
M, be disappointed and also that they may have their
tickets before the day Of drawing shall arrive
For large and splendid capitals address me o,d and
constant prize seller, Illus Is; biuuEhi
.,- 2g-w4wF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
Estssd=giis'S
ErrhNHse ai;G Eafsery GMcc,
RICHMOND, NIGCIaIA.
Oo,y l. NOR Ccpiiais soid Ly Ricr,


D,,u, Tcs cc the Richmond Academy Lottery. No 4.
80 IN & - - G6 20 - 60 ~ % ii 81 81 81
Whole ticket - - e. capital prize also, bali tick.
o, % 50 GO small prize Of 23Oh"h sent 10 CORES.
poodrn,s in the country, and Pad as usual at sight at
Fortunes Lounge, by bl""Eh'
Drawn Nos Of the Richmond Academy Lottery. Ex s.
IA & n IS 20 - ~ 13 - 30 % %
2IIl45, ca pilu sold, and paid, as usual At sight
y Drawing Of the Sussex County Lottery. No 30
- ;. - y = 50 - % 42 IL AZ ca
Half lG 25 o., Capital Prize sold and paid as n.ua,
AT sight by hl"TEe
2 ~ 10 II Gl % 10 SO G.! - IL 30
% 20 -, small prize Of $500 Both sold and paid,
1890, do do 2C0 as usual, at sghI: by
BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Moroneala, Extra >.
- 10 . 81 81 II IL i3 %
4lo371 Both capital prizes sold and raid as usual,
431l at sight by biG"Eh'
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, No }
Ct G3 3 80 A. 81 - Il II il 30
ms 81 IS CD Both Grand Capitals Sid and D'd'
Nos II 30 g. as usual. at sight, by BIGEER.
Drawn Nos in Virginia Weilsburg Lottery NJ" ..
a. G2 II so 81 . 60 81 "a Is 30 10 80
Ticket Nos 81 43 so, grand capital, s9i ana d, paid
at sight by pl'"i'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
Louisa Rail Road.

so ad 10 the comfort o the hour OF leaving Ken
Hprd U Louisa viii be in tho morning instead OF
h past four BY this passengers Tor Chatoteso leave
later hour morning and arrive there earlier IN the even
-; iaH other Resides being daily line to Char
.yie Saunon il tri-wseky to lynchhurg rasscn
ns Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays Sundays arrive
'1cHJurg tho evening.
The Federckha il one IN the day, enabling pas
the morning TO get to Eicbmond
.anc vrning nj earlier hour :han 10y other line
GsN ., Fredericksburg and Charlottesville the arrangements
c-s.y c1,rdous Passengers leave Fredericksburg
, and rfivc al Charlottesville the evening. Leaving
F on Tuesdays, Thursdays AMI Sundays, they arrive
a. iyachlurc he evening.
s:on Chotesgie they reach Fredericksburg the same day
sa Ssal On Sunday there no freight tram from The june
thc 20 10 Fredericksburg morning 10 breakfast
Tv" N Ei lind the by the Louisa road superior ono
I"sc miles railroad, they are relieved IN great de-
st fatigue" While Is rapid Alter leaving Char
!o''s'r , REGULAR direction to the FiRGHiA
STRINGS another 10 Patonsburg and lcn"essee'
Fr" oa Richmond to Charlottesville s. 90, Richmond 10
inch5n: o. Fare Fredericksburg TO CharotteSVie
Jul, n 1 - '' l9-tlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

T. Contractors for Excavation and -hnS6HTy.
gs;;ifiDELPuIt AND READING RAlLROAD.-PIoposals
received Hers Hotel in Reading, on the 18th dy Of
September cusua. uu, The hour OF D T. NJ Tor the
,s the hray,c, section. OF Railroad between BENDING
P tuon udn: .nuc Of sixteen hundred feet IN ens u
1s.ronool rort Clinton lnd for the Masonry geneta
o. iH> ppi'cr OF the :ail:Uei.
heavy some oil lh"r h'o.'ih-
cayoa The Masonry consists OF cuSeI,s OF large
"p.ala-. and heavy bridge ahrtmeuts and piers 80,
y frt the work VIII no gwen on
o'ca'un WIRE ROBINSON Acting Engineer, or the AsS.
Beginners line, m4ps and pfoles OF the line nGd
pans ai Of he Masonry will be ready Tor e1an'iha
ton 4, hcaisn., week previous 10 the letting >,
Persons go a., Engineers, will BE- cspectcdo hand N
with 'h"f proo. .lftc;oy testimonials character am!
c,HP'ency. MONCURE ROBINSON, {. +.
ItItl,I.,is. l.-rs 2g-ll25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

REWARD Stolen from stable in Cho>,ri, cOun
~" w. on the Buckingham foad II miles fiUm Richmond
he night Eth instant BAY MARE, years Old, feet
inches high, with white Mind feet; OF them the white
the ohc and the LETT hind leg b low the
scar The inside Of the left fore re shout
OF partridge Tie hicr, who's" real name George
calls himself Smith ookei, aad AcTson. No
houb, other winch occasionally substitutes orh
Tie il about feet inches high, made, ,hn Wis
a.c, inclined 10 be eckr light hair blue nd with rs" Of
his upper teeth front EracS Petersburg Saturday
with the stolen Dmwiis Courthouse Monday and
whjn II miles Of Gees bridge Tuesday
Twenty dollars will b. paid for tic arch msion of the thief and
twenty o. tie inatc the stopping her that
get her AUSTIN SPEARS.
u1l 'hasi Crfcldr hurIs (
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

UELINE TAYLOR co.. lake this m"ho! Of informing
their customers aud tue public that their FALL GOODS from
England direct shipped Point hoard the snip WASH
and that her they will and offer
Tor sale, hci! usual the largest they nave
made. l3l-trI August -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

r. AN tho subscriber Hiring IN Goochi'nh county, va
- 29h Ju!y last, called Peter 81 years n OF
stature buck kIn md down look when spoken TO-
when blue Cassinc Pam'aIconS BLACK
iasu: lie ar;in nhd III probably
the state with forged pass or Zee papers,
Improperly he attempt 10 get employed d'
other reward OF ten dollars "ii
BE- paid who will nprchcnd and dc'e' IH 70 me- Ut
,rsp., 81 r,o-sil JOSIAH LEhkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

~ Gil pr-es amounting to S3iO,2OU
IS .Nu,qJer Lortry-l2 DTarn BatiotS'
Tickets SlO- Shares in proportion.
a Certificate Of package Of Whole Tickets IN TINS
Lottery will be sen, for S3n-slares in proportion -
For sale in packages single tickets, by the ai;nSNy
Al she VIRGINIA Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of the Eagle who has and is now selling more CaPi'a
Prizes than any other vender in the known worId.
~ B. Orders in all strictly confidential. .
n Orders for Tickets from any part Of the uni!eu
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prorhpt attention as personal ao-
Mica ton and the result sent (whrn rcquPset) mmedl'
1' IN, % f2I-tdl D. NJ. HOYT.
"a n RINTING lNk.-Just received al this once a
snouIv of johnson II Durants Hinter .NtI1s i'h'
h;ch will he sold for q, cents per pound for Cash
JETANTED at the Compiler Office Boy OF about
4E Is years Of age, TO learn the printing business
August Fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
p. .sss,sisAs EsarCE9GE.

rrgg> or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
- Tie E>acisE" IS punished three f'nes 'oefh an,
OBJ, s>iOa Of ;.z State Legislature, and tDIee 'csek
...rt tie rest Of he ycar ,n,n,.o,
;,l,, per Ggaun, and Three Dollars for six months,
his Nee may Re reinittei per mail, in good and
= ~ ,,;,s At risk uf the Eiiror the postage Of cR
' ~ tie itr:rS.-,Ihe postage OF single letter
&C.. ...,a.! 10 the writer. 1t Is the accumulated post
t.,.,, business winch operates Is serious tax upon
"a. 81. pay mae papers, annually shall have the
So. sr.:.''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Of sixteen n,s less, Gst Insertion, 70 cents; for
ca J,,.l1s, must be accompanied with the advance
80, ',,,.g references, TO insure execution
? a. :. l,sr,U! may lmou0i TO 800 per anHun, dis
I o: 30 ?er cca: and to $50, of2O per
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

SITUATION WANTED-A Gentleman who has had Twelve
experience the instruction Of youth, wishes itua
ten The country His bos have been heretofore confined
city which has been NAL TO his health. lie teach
the Lan Greek md EGaih Languages, Arithmetic, hrba
tromS;rs Plane and Spherical risoromy, Mcnsurution SUI
yeyiH., Astronomy, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
auaicaoa addressed {. ID Rchmund Va viii with
pfuctual attention
Auuo D fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

EeiCHMuND ACADEMT.Thc Boafdof Trustees Of the ki[h'
NO Academy, March last, deferred III"
appointment orss" OF Ancient Languages un'i The c'"se
acicnIc ycar hereby gwen that they VI" m'c
Tuesday, 18th September. and the cc"n
OF PfofcsSot;cn wishing To become candidates Tor i2
situation viii address their applications o sid 10 the nr-
Der.
~ The next session Of the Institution will tho
fist day OF October. = hACiiN,
If the Board q TRUSTEES.
3n-idm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
-So,jr, IN fOnfTgrtOTs,

y hNi.S RIVER AND KANAW IA INPROVEMENT.-A pub
lie ict" ~" be he IN tho Of Lynchbufg, on The i2h
rmtr" ~, ol all he ConTac on the line
o. re Canal between 'h3' place aud tie city Of Richmond
This work consists OF 80 locks 10 cuverts uqucducs tow
Srih bridges tone Of which james rve about i2o
IN aud road hic aud from ~ 10 40 sections besides sovera
tsay sections between LyEchbug mad the Blue Ridge.
L"cHs ~" generally be Of dry Masonry hea.hcd with plank.
situation OF the work will he pointed Contractors by
a"; Ensn'ts the uc; and the genera plans and spc-
viii be exhibited at the Oicc OF The subs crber in The
IT,, 9o4 until the 9th OF September, aud in lymchbu's, at
NE '1'',! D! the James river is remarkably healthy.
CHARLES ELIEr, JR,,
S'9 E*s-ssr # the James Riuer and Kaaerha CompOny.
'"!gSf 2-,SS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31
James Rirrr and Kana.cha Company.

NOTICE TO LABOREkS-al meeting OF u,c '
- Directors Of the James River and Mana" ia Ie1!' ." "o
9Th Juns, lS3S . ,,....
Rcsyrci That the Company will continue to pay or auot on
level the old canal at the rates thty are no" ia"
forth the advertisement oil lit" agent i
Rein. published the Richmond newspapers until 'he 'c
na be- discharged b. III: Company Oh "c
co1roleo OF the work be executed feitoh
Roire9 further, That from after Monday morning next cHc"
labrrer ycd y the Company said work. who
ton aforesaid h he returned by the sa H.ch' as haS
worked well faithfully working day. "Xc"P "cn
from the "hcn in shall eng 2c III wv
completion OF the s1 "oh' "u
~ ,d;,ioncl allowance pcr the rates Of cn
,;on now allowed be paid the day occurring W hc
u.apcs Company after the completion oil INC sao
pnyeJ however, that additional compensation" ha BE- p''d
only 20 those laorcrs shall continue in the Company sec'
tho work on said level shall he completed; a pro-
ylcd Ghe that these resolutions shall not apply l" n'y
aceraned having inatcd promoted The late ehe TUT
wages said lower level 49, . cr,rrrrnrr
tuo',I'" W ''N' " w. Tiff Ssc-etary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

EfOR RENTThat well Known establishment the
OF Powhatan cs!ird fn Rock, tho msin rUad fem
Rchmon! 10 ucus, IS miles above the former place and he
low Puwhaau house. The house
dious, house, we'll Of excellent the
yard dG open land sucGu. employ three good hands
advgna"eIIis propcy vii! be tho highest bidder
prclisc Saturday Goth October possession
given the Isl day OF January, S39. JOS. WREN,
-7daainis:rdtor If Ta1maS .Herrinan, d"cd
AM
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Aug ii

SERVANT WANTED.Llh"rai h'rc VIII hr Pan ot En" C.
~ ~ - " ily.--,sl Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

Ia w RUS, IT YOU FLEASE--nr. MEswiS, sometimes
'e In" aGH Geman, Natural Doctor il abou; the
% % IhI Other places collecting vegetables tor his practice,
may be expected IN Richmond the first OF October next for
purpose {" cu"ng those diseases which too often battle the skill
oun pa:toaes The distressing rheumatism often
l'eI 'rify by his Continents. Piles always cured Dys
@ pop'y abe,cs Asthma. Phtisic Scroula and Csave
'ss f'i'eSed tcw hours and otcn radically curedAN
net diseases Understood attended if called His
the result Of fifty experience in various sections
'@'y and the medicinal plant and foreign
found 10 America. far he deems them useful aud
i"i'y The afflicted will find him by inquirins at the public
and groceries The Market by notice hich will be
siFea THIS paper. J. G. VI.
JGyI S3-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

against -,
r-gl N-hr sheriff Of Lewis county, administrator OF Henry
P.lc, !srI Sgauc j. Donaldson aud Others, Deiis:
1 on the 7th Of Sc?,cn5cr 1885, proceed to sell and
ic ich., bidder the OF WESTON, Lewis couniy Va
IL :ract LAND, 10 wit: 3OJ acres lying on foca'a
D ., and 81 SIS acre. Big Els rivc IN tracts OF om one
thousand tract supposed 10 con ,in iron orc
9o coal in great abundance II is clothed with an hbun
-a - , timber. line for zig miles, 2ilofd
~ Ens ver and safe nt'sition 10 1niticeo"
~ . ne 10 600 Hughes river, about one half IN
Wool III, residue in Lows county. The river flows through this
.-, es aofiin. rc water power Gnd sale GariSiOn
"a pysrlr., distance of 10 o. % miles by wdie This tract
40 b. ,ui surveys 80 plantations OF convenient Sizes
o which are ncv improved, with good buiilnsi Orchards
& and AFT . sunp!Icd best Of good, cool, ping wGic
T- ,r 80 Good ss mill! this property The o"1
o,.1N.I ~ NJ Wcbi supposed 10 excel any i u. este
v rais ian! finely nbeed aud well adapted to farming
:: ,s,a: AMI fine healthy part OF Nesiern Virginia
~ Tuesday. the j:h day Of Sepem1eT 1875 shall Sc. 10
sb0Yrr in Sia county, lOjD Gcrcs OF lard lying on ne
uron which Moses Williamson, John adams, Iam
Sn.a, 80! I.ws Bond, reside. .
M =, Point Pi.a, in the Of Mason, Monday the
lei NJ October. 1893 shall sell 1920 ocres ~ SaHi! tracts oc
s., =. Mss" lanes Caochart Walter Newman OF those claim
i.1or n James "r John Peck, John Lewis, Thomas Hin
N.q1 Hear Canrhif; James Berry, Samuel Lcle Michael
-a iD,"nl window, Gyms S-" Adam Neseil Robert i't-
n'7e Upon upper part thes" and' is sooh bank
ruu continue from day 20 uay u'ii al are
4ljur5n following w.t. oneionrih OF he purchase
pad hlnd, fourth m two
r IN years. The purchaser giving bond with
e7"d lien upon the land to secure the payment
ir" r'rrel indictments.
ne al the lands offered for sale GOOD they being held
soa for r-,.ai! e lbf,y yeaJs JAMES NJ. CAMP,
Lg,- '[nj-l2t Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

w ILlrARY LAND WARRANTS WANTED.-l wish TO pur
" chase housuGl Virginia Military Land county
Warrants, for which will pay cash. JOSEPH ALLEN.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-31

Office If nc R'chmond Frtd,r,cE&burg nnd
P0ionGc RGiroad Company, rSug ~ lc}1
MOTlCE Persons wishing to have lime, plaster,
~ mari shells, transported on ihis road, should
give prrvn' notice In The depot clerk OF their n'rn'
ton and aringe with him 10 quantity and time At
though the accommodations nf The Company for trans
porting nre considerable, they have n''. The "nly
security against disappointment IS 10 be found IN The
prpCaulina Indicated abnYe.
When th- Directors agrerd To transport lime plaster
mari and slels at the EXISTING o" rates for the aGTan
loy. Of landowners thew expected The Company In be
relieved rrm loading the md generally from IN
loading them asu and It. he Tree from risk or response
biliy on OF loss injury III the trnnsP"Fnton
Lime IL received into any OF the 1rpots
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