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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-02
POETRY.
"MucA yxr RnmArs, us,csc.'

One Of our correspondents the other day made eau '
resusctaon Of the old Yankee song written 10 .mn , 49,
IN. ba,tle of Stuincton. friend III ours, hrho,',
matter OF course treasured in his memory rvryi ~
almost connected with The military pr"w,s Q, NJ y an
furnished with a originally inh>heu
we ady,se every yonr learn hv heart and sns
whenever reads another correspondence h,,wr ho f nm
Fox, hears federalist deprecate war WIG" ''e ~ "
country is al stake.-.trr York .Ntn fsra
RATTLE OF S'rONINGT0N.
Three p,lant ships from England came,
Freiyhled deep with tire and haIne'
Aud other things we need not name
To have dash at Stnninstui
Now safe arrived, their work begun,
They Thought 10 make the Yankees run,
And have mighty deal al fun
In stealing sheep al SoninStoh.
A Yankee then popped up his head,
And ParSon Jones sarin0n reaI,
To which our Reverend Doctor SAID,
That they must fight for Sonnet"n'
Their ships advancing several ways
The Brtuns soon began To blaze,
Which nut old Williams IN amaze,
Who feared The loss Of Stoninstun
The Families first began tn attack,
And Nimrod made mighty cratk'
And none can tell what kept them back
From setting fire In Sonihston.
Their bombs Were thrown, their rockets flew,
n of all their crew,
Though every man siood ful, IN view,
Could Kill mau of S,onngtni
Their old with red hot ball,
Soon made farmers harrack ia,l,
And did cowhonsr sadly maui
That stood mile from Stuninelon
We Yankees % on f1t repaired.
And made as how we ertle cared
About shot, though very hard
They b zed away on StonnGton.
To have n thought but fair
We Yankees brought two guns 10 bear,
And sir, il would have made you stare
T,haye seen the smoke Sonnston
we bored the Nimrod through and through,
And killed and mangl-d half her crew.
When rdded, crippled she Withdrew,
And cursed the boys oil stohineioh.
The Families gave NJ the affray;
And with comrades sneaked away
Such wa yaor that day
OF British Stonnston.
Now some sartin grounds,
Beside their damage and their wounds,
II their king ten Thousand pounds
To have a dash al St0nn.ton.
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SPLENDID PRIZES FOR JULY.
VIRGINIA LEESBRG 0TTERY, Glass for 1871, 10 be

SPLENDID PRIZES FOR JULY.
VIRGINIA lEESBLRG 0TTERY, Class !, for 1871, TO bs
drawn al Alexandria. Va, Saturday, Sd July, 1871.
CIpasS300n 10000, and 100 prizes of 81 U0o, &c. &C.
Tickets only SlO-halves s5-quarters So 50.
certificate of package Of a5 whole tickets s30sares ir
proportion.
VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Glass G, for ls4 II
drawn Alexandra, Va, Saturday, Uth july ls4l.
tapaS 900, 5000, 1000 $780, and 50 prizes OF LOCO
&c, sc.
Tickets slO-halres s5-quarters 81 50.
certificate Of package Of IS whole tickets S20-saes u
proportion.
VIRGINIA MoSoSGALIa LOTTERY, Glass H. for 1871. Il
Cap,a!s-S3n,nGo, lo,too, 81 prizes of Ono, &c &C
Tickets Sl0-halvrs S5-ruaiers 81 So
certificate Of package CT 20 whole tickets s3o-shares II
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY. Glass X, for 1884, to b
drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Path July, 1871:
THO Capitals Of sO0 each, 40 prizes of 1900 EACH &C. &c
Tickets only Sl0-havcs SIS quarters 81 so.
certificate Of package Of - whole tickets 3J-shares
proportion.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass L. for ls4i, 10 h.
drawn al Alexandria, Va, Saturday, 3st July, 1871.
Splendid Sheme-s3nUa ~ 0oo $780, 5O0 IS prizes Of c
IS co OF 500. . do Of 300 aa0 do Of 2oa. &c, &c.
Tickets only Sl0-falves S5-Guarters 50 50.
certificate Of package OF IS whole tickets S20-shares
proportion
~ For Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages,
the above splendid Lotteries, address
ID. S. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, ia.
.sAn account of each drawing will be
all who order as above.
June IS L-wtd
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ITALCABLE JAMES RIVER FARM, NEGROES, STOCK
&c. FOR SAi.E1he subscriber offers for sale his Farm on
James River in The county owaian, mile below MchauS
Ferry and - miles ahnvr Richmond.
This Farm 80 Of Land, ri winch '2 are Tst
rate lanes river ov grounds and ~ acres o meadow land
Hughes creek, equally valuable with the river low aiohhus
as-c portion OF which Timothy and Herds Grass 80
acres IN wos Of original growth, and lD1 IN thick
growth or pines, large max. good rail im,tr
The neat two story brick Dwelling iinn.c
and ont houses large Rarii good heat Ma
chine, and TGaC Houses sii lent Ia cure large CROP
The Farm been under improving system "f Tue asl y
years and il in line condition produce large crops % To-
acco aud wheat IL all The advantages INC
James River Canal being opposite the tow path, above Maiden
Adventure Dam.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing me Farm 10 any
who wish purchase, and viii thea make knnwn the
,ale which may ascriianed application Ia
William H. Maclaand, and Holden Rhodes, tTrnstecs Rich
moni.
About ~ Negroes and all the Stock and Plantation Utensils
will he sold with the Farm EDW ARD CUNNINGHAM,
.ytar jefferson Past Oifee, Poraatia.
Nav Il 2-Wew
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,rRsUANT 10 decree Of The Cirrnd Superior Court y ~,
and Cha"criy for r county Of AhemIl'r, If"9nuno z
against Jesse JoplIns's heirs and Others the Undersigned
ii them, acting Comm- s"nrrs i" thar prro.e "i eAr
10 public sale highest bidder, the premises ani III
dan stated the following Tracts OF Land bagH
The e,iare q Jesse Jopl'ns decsased- W,
not the next fair day The Tract Of Land IN the q An
marie. James River, whcrcon said Jorns resided am
scfbed as per exhibit +, filed III the cause as containing u
And on same day. other Tracts in said county a'HU.
each other and Of them adjoining the abov, mentioned aot
These have heen usually worked together y one ana -
called Hughes and may be sold oeeter-one OF t,r i'e''
and ~ ,lrs and lr other per exhibit q, ~ continuing
~ = on,s The sale wl tit.t colluctcr wrl tn, NJ
and when il hfst mentioned vii IT, ,e
purchasers will therefore first attend al iiuahts
And on FRIDAY the 23d day Of July next Il far AMI 4 a
said Jesse Jorng deceased sing ~ Nti'" f"lr A.
I"cki.h river which remains, alter deduehs Lhrt'i
acres for Holman J0pinr this residue - i recent
acres This adjon- said Holman Jop'ns, Asao ida
and Others.
Jesse Jopng from the Of William Rail-, deceased.
Nelson county, and adjoining The last mentioned aft Wiz
now belongs Of said Jesse Jopiins I'm pH
contains by survey, IL acresbn subject !" H.
ia Balls undivided interest therein The -ar u '
viii commence with The one inst named purchase
WILL therefore, the day nf sale attend hst on that Gn
And on MONDAY, the 26,h day Of July neal u TAR 4 td
the next day Tract Of Land in Nelson county hnne
10 said Jesse Jnpnc, wherein John Hughes
resides. supposed to contain about 3t;i acres
The lands above mentioned yiDg Nelson county
five miles from ie Canal, and are u a' Ns
rage quality with other lands in III" scity--and >'ihd
the highest degree Of improvement ny clover aud ra'ti
menoned and lying IN AlbrmaTc are mo.is = W
line quality, both high land and wsronnd- 80" en', =
forest timber: they also sufficiently lev. Z" Att
Washing and win r = =
and plaster (Which latter article l. chtapentd ~ rs
ireshs Of the Canal render nearly cheap on t
the Basin bank IN Richmond may DE- 'ANt ~
cheaply brought the highest possible degree q t '
have and other nrrill building, ~
and good negro the first mentioned ra' TIC
Of said Jesse Jcplinr, has large and oomoIou ~" "
house. with an excellent orchard Of choice nut
Purchasers will Of course look and Judge Tor t'n.r',-E
with The reduction Of The cost Of TRANSFORMATION "ad y @
u
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EAInIIER WIIlTE SI.LrnI-R SPRINGS

fHlIlS elegant establishment ! now open Tor TIE rrl
visitors, under the contr" and .peiinten'''
the last year. The Increasing reputation Of il wa'1-. T.
superior accommodations and rs proximity u The NuuHrr ~
leave The prOprirors room 10 doubt hui that HE f"na'
hr large and fashionable. Our usually ci,fl'h "
oi music Will he in attendance the Ia i July. >as.
run from Alexandria, Fredericksburg, charlottesville ntl =
chester and, inm thu lst III Juiy VIII daily fam o.
former points, these from Fredericksburg leaving there f
arrival OF the Richmond cars-a arrirn. Al III" spne,
night Post Office i, kept here which called on ~ =
Of the Post Once Department 'sWancni0n Springs i'il w.
arrive alike from the North aud The South PaSsen.cf' ~
south, leaving after breakfast will gst 10 Fredericksburg y
for The evening cars-hose for The North, WI leave w TX
abont sunrise and reach Washington N time Tor ih' 49,
cars The stage fare will not exceed 81 ~ Ia FfrGri -
81 50 10 Washington. These Increased iacii:"- - -
attendance Of accommodating ASSISTANTS ard ia. is
subscriber. Superintendent, 10 leave nnh'G: uniI = Z
satisfaction, will, he hopes, he sun lent imdhtr-' 80
portion Of the publ, 10 favor with their presence
DANIEL WARD, Ssg'- i.'A.
limo ,, H..
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Jun. 8

rs, wisie, dispose =" all his properly ~ NHe
ma PRIVATELY If lie done advatascoisy h"t pun
lrly in 81 This date Ii sold pbry the iie tch',
viii he gwen ~ future aud any one wsilbe
treat know the terms y application 70 my po
ther Beverly leil Sublett's r. ~. Puwlatan 70, VA
III. My Plantation James called DOVER rms estate
in The of t;Oucand, and i too well known 10 require
II about 800 acres, 800 ~ which are his-
rare Iy grounds Also the Mules, Horses, Farflng
every sor and the Forage aud Provisions on hand
There bushels of wheat seeded this Farm ih year
3D. Farm Chesterfield, called ST. LEDGEt containing
about 400 acres. with the stock III all kinds
3D. About 100 NEt;ROES-Men, Women, boys and Gril.
ith interest Gargo Mi-tle Corn Mil adjoining
The ahuynhr Water Power attached aud number Of adjacent
as living between a-ln The oi Richmond, Sn0ckor
Warrlo,.c the James River Company
5th Two rnrlIrns Church I'LL, III tile city OF Richmond,
which described application Mr. Thomas ter oil
JOHN Il:rH.
A.. /. IL
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LAND FOR SALE

WISH sell my Tract of Land, lying in the lower end of
Prince Edward county, adjoining the land t"l ;. ID. Bnrk
A. Miller nearly eight hundred
wards nf hundred q" winch Woodland There Is also
neld grown up with pine. There j. considerable portion Of
branch Hats IN pnr heart produces good Of
IS heat and oats aud readily takes clover The whole l.
rapid Of Improvements This could b. made with lur
care valuable plantation. There the farm good
house, with all ont houses barns stables, SC,
with thriving young orchard Of choice uit u the above farm
sold privately, ha, saturday, the lih September
neat, publicly the highest bidder, Al lr store Of A. T.
Miller 4 SON. JAMES AGNEW.
lima
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May II
rNINERSlTY De YIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
THE Visitors will proceed III their Meeting on TIE Isl oi July
appoint Professors III The Schools OF ainnrIh Ian
Mathematics, aud Law. Applications, directed 70 Dc
Geser Harrison, Chairman nj Faculty, 1T the University
viii he laid before the Beard Of Visitors.
The annual income n the Professor Of each oi ttse schoos
composed Of salary If one thousand dollars, and The fees
tvaryn. twenty y dollars eac paid by the stu
denis attending school lie furnished, moreover, with
convenient dwelling house having garden attached, free :"
The salary and fees received by the Professors OF these
schools respectively, durn. ir last four years, counting ie
salary AZ 81 ,D0J has averaged follows:
The Professor II Modern Languages, S2,s, per- annum
20 g Mathematics, $500
Law. $1,000 " +"
II is required that shall he taught in the School Of Modern
Languages, the French Italian, spanish, German and Anglo
SaSon languages. And with respect 10 applicant for The va
Chair nf that School, the Nscrs viii expect 10 be informed
whether he il teach all these languages anh u not
which Of them he can teach. W. III. WOODLEi,
Proctor OF The I. IF Ia.
~ The Whir Richmond the National Intclligcncer and the
Globe Washington CRY; the an and Republican, Balinnre
;he National Gazette aud Pennsylvania, Philadelphia III.
Evening i and the Courier Enquirer New York. the Atlas
and Post, o viii the above, and forward their accounts
10 this office for collection.
18th Dec. $40 6i-wtlJy
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lYeldnn. y. G.. oh June, 1871.

lSOR SalE.-The subscriber offers for sale tha We
4 Farm Frt Fields situated on Hampton Roads, ata rs
old Point Idle oil Hampton Creek IN Elizabeth ty t,4n;y
i distant from the places mile IL contains 1
cleared land aud aOof woodo inferior 10 Black iS aEd
IL has on il large story wood dwelling house, - yea.
old This Summer, Including the basement story making
nine rooms other necessary out buildings, ana
made with lille expense place of fashionable resort ~
valid or convai-sccnt and health and comfort not
passed hy any The lower country, ~ y inca att,
rounded by fish, flesh and poultry. The quality 81 hr Lana
20. d. ~ il has been years highly improved Is
ing. The average per with good cn't!' alton "ct,
bushels Of WHEAT thirty oats and thirty five oil
admirably adapted growth Of the sweet loiain VII
IN twenty wards of the largest soho"n-r>
nran As All persons wishing buy VII necessarily
tho property themselves the undersigned therefore deem,
necessary further enlarge Possession he hal
,yi.a a. early As the season suits grain. All cnu,o.
be post paid. HUE = oooDNIN
June Is '--tG
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ANY ONE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR sAfs

ANY ONE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR sATr
AM DESTROYS To sell any Of my three Farms, all uf Nh
j lie in as healthy n region any in Virginia.
.Sldsrs Rean is in Orange county, the Rapid Ann ~,
short distance The Raco,n Ford and about 81 ml r.
are cleared The woodland il well tinhercd and situated ~
Farm al assessment, was valued higher, So
officer any of land in Orange county /, Tia, m
dwelling house, with rooms, and usual ouhulfings
estate H.a just opposite Soldiers Rest N CuP-ipr
s st more valuable. II contains about 200 acrr, ioi
ween and 400 of which cleared and 1O Of The tea,
rs rate low grounds. The woodland Is well red alt
~ il wouid produce fine tobacco II has small two st did,
ing house, &c, on u. ~, p.;
.ar c,unfv near the Mills of Mr.. r. 4. WILLIS and within
nils NJ Orange Court House. II contains 20 actr>
,hc are cleared: half al least ri The cleared land
lao ,,onnds and the hill land scarcely less VALUABLE,
,r6,s Farm and Mr.. VIM. t. Gluss.ll's, have III trr
~c,. ,ner the old aS-rssInen valued II TIE pe.
b,, man mn, other land the ro'iiy :" CHpasr, Wnr4r
embraced RaupahannucA. This Farm has small iStu
TN, sai three Tracts Of Land are IN good tate y .
n,nt aud clover and plaster act timely npon them The, a
in condition 10 bring abundant crops 81 corn WHEAT ,e
and are well adapted Ia grass Sueh ',''t'"n = l
lands rarely offered to those VINO ha! seek ~ t>jl
real estate. - 10 h,a he ,.,
,,iob Morton Esq., will be IN Richmond nnt IT, sfi
Ami. and after that PERIOD ms Farm ndjohins H.
shne or by letter. addressed 10 me, Rae""f"ra - cg
county Va GEORGE AugTuL
March &c, 1871. li5-t
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Rn lAe Leulennut Gnr.runr nf L,rainin.

observation-disclosures, vacancy hath occurred IN
"A thr General Assembly Of ths state, y the resignation !"
William Smith elect for the District composed I"
of Cucprr, Madison, Grunge iappaannock and
Greene:
These are, therefore nf the Communicable, 10 au
require the Shers Of tsr counties, respectively 10
hold election the Isl Monday in September neM Ia MI The
vacancy accustomed by the resignation aforesaid
Given under hand, "a Lieutenant Governor, tacne
according the Consultation, n Govrnnr and under
t'EA the seal uf Commonwealth al Richmond, inns
tsi.nel JOHN RUTHERFORD.
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T1XEuUT0R'S NOTlCE-Al persons having claims against
L. The Estate of Howell Lewis deceased, are requested 10 pre-
sent Them properly authenticated, either al Us, a. -" rs
aud all those indebted respectfully requested 10 make
Immediate aynrn,>;o enable them the more conveniently 10
d which either one. bnll will regularly attend tie
-use first days of Aihrmailr Nelson and Buck
in.an and June Conrt@ All claims unsettled ny e july
tuutt Of shall then be placed ino tie hands al ~
Attorney for immediate collection II al,n earnestly requested
that an holding bonds other evidences Of debt, Ter the
aynen which said Howell Lewis, in his lifetime, bound
himself a. security viii Immediately make that fact kno" To
Us by letter Otherwise Our addres--Scoiisvle Mrmare
county. n.ni. y. L,,H -
If H,rsH Lt9is, defoased.
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rIIRUSrEES' SAIE-Wherea>, Ammon Johnson deceased
late Of The Of New Kent IN order 10 secure certain
creditors, did thu 18th ~ If Nay lso y deed of that date
&C in Office oil New Kent county, convey 10 recs
sayrs, household and kitchen Furniture Farming
Utensils Houses and aitcand the Trustees being
called said deed, notice is hereby gwen ta on
Friday the 9Th day o July nct, At the late residence o The sam
Ar,nu Jubnsun deceasrd New Kent Courthouse, The
property above named viii be sold at public auction
for cash.
The slaves are valuable and the Furniture excellent
RID. BYRD POLLARD, T-y,.,
j. D. CHRISTIAN,
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Richmond French Burr Milestone Manuaetory.

T,E subscribers respectfully their friends and the public
generally that they have nnw on hand sooa anu wen
,cd assortment of French Burr of tho best quality and
also an assortment Of ready made French Burr a
stones If various which they warrant not inferior TO any
b,It in this Persons who in want Of tile above ar
would do we'll 10 call for themselves, before
,lv nrchar n determined 10 sell rrasona
HE terms for cash. ar town accepiancrs Their shop i al The
corner of and 10Th strec-A orders will be thankfully re-
celved and promptly executed ,aM m. s;'I piIr
-cr reference the quality Of our ready made DUR
'in'>1u"', "fp! ~ lla-2aw3m
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May d

IN CHANCERY.-yIRGtsiA:-At Rules held IN lr clcrk1
Oir Of Essex County Court, The Sd day Of May 1911:
rhlin Ilowertnn Thomas Charlotte H. his wife, and
Mortimer smith AID Eleanor \. his wife, and II. H. Canfhon
Rocker late merchants and partners trade under
The firm Of ~. H. Cautlorn x To, Plantiifs:
against
Washington r. Purkns, Administrator OF Benjamin J. Hover
ton decreased Washington H. Purkin and Ann h wife IN their
ov.;, r.ht William H. iiuNrrtnn aud others, Defendants:
The defendant, William K pwrron not having entered ms
appearance security according the ac =" Assembly
and the rules this Cart and appearing by satisfactory ev
ilnl liz lnabant o this state, IN The motion o
the plaintiffs H. u. Cauthufn Co.. by Counsel, II IS ordered
SAID defendant de- appear before the Justices Of HE sid
Court Monday Juy and answer the bill Of
mrrprirr, filed ia tins by the said H. H. cantorn Co..
copy rh order hr forthwith inserted IN some public
.paper published city chmrnd, for eight
weeks aud another copy thereof be- posted q, the front d"f oil
the Court house of this county. Enpy-Tr,tr,
JAMES ROY MICOU, JR., Clerk T.. c. c.
9-Wsw
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June l3
II,p,ny M,nr 1nrrIyS ANn UNDERTAKING. is GE-

DEiDY-MADE CUFFINS, AND UNDERTAKING IN GE-
IL SERaI-The subscriber la order IL dispense with the
hardest week, the Sabbath rs very ire
qacGy rase and afford those living out oi the cry Dc
Of I'm, inn deceased friends drcently
buried has determined Keep Collins aud Sronhs WINE
Of all ready made o tue hest mate
rial, and work Not hiring hurried III making hcin a-
generally cas when they 10 be- maize after they are Or
rcd hli having taken special pains, an devoted ich more
tim. than usual r are finished in very superior Style fr
living country having 10 send The Sizes w please
BE- taking The measure making no allowance "ni
ever, l. that should he lrIi 10 the undtrtaher
Fnnra! lIrasr, with gentle horse ana cacin nr'e
NJ Tie notice, and The most prompt rrrsoh ~
t-nton nivrn Charges moderate. JOHN TURPIN,
1arcc doors beiJr tte Ehehdns' Bank.
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npnpERTY EnK SAIE

VALI ABLE THUTTNI ~ ''tI'I
rs,E subscribers wishing Ia close iheir coParhrrhr ~
for sale their property in the town of Weldon, c0u,f
I.rg. and comnndoms Store house, well suited for .,,r
sivs mercantile business On the same iot comfortable
with every neresar, out house for Tie consentn
Communication o family, with snug i,tle garden aud Mr
eyc.cnt water the yard Also, The House aud ~ r-.t,
ecn,.d hy Mr. w r. Whi-d-thry vii! also I'll Their ,slea
f:rIst Nl situated Roanoke Canal aud mtnn FEW m
dred ward, of the house lhi, Mil ) 'e valuable s
~ n,.neuy having lately undergone thorough repair m
now IN frs aic order bargain may b. had IN u y,
II early application is made
For terms apply 10 i. I. Wait on the mrmisss
WATT SMITH
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(ASSICA Al SCHODLThc next session Of my school VIII
~ the 9Th n July next ani continue ir nvc months
all the branches To qualify youth
entering College. Wnudburn where teach Is about nine
miles Charlottesville, healthy situaon aud
dissipation Scllrs aitr arriving III Char
Uesvllr, horseback, and will have their
trunks brought.
The ttlu, Zee per 500 and board &r will be rn
shcd by subscriber, NJ SIS, payable IN advance.
publish fuwi unsolicited testimonial Tor those who
may design IL patronse ny sclonl: ~
The board are entirely satisfied with The in which
discharged his duties Principal Teacher "i tile
Academy Abingdon and entertain ihr highest opinions Of
" his qualifications As instructor Of youth.
..Trstc Jsc1H LrNcH, Secretary.
August 2ith l~ll.'
Letters addressed 10 me Charlottesville, will receive al
ient,ui. GEORGE CIlVE.
I,,c n g-w5w
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II Of Deed of Trust yccnIed 10 The subscriber by the
ID buckingham Iron Manufacturing Company, bearing date on
oath November l-l and duly recorded in tr Clerks
Office o Buckingham a proceed 10 SELL IL In: highest bid
der cash. the Bear Garden Furnace on The th day oi July
ncst il fair If not the next fair day all Lands, much
thereof may be necessary, together with all The hMre Sc,
thereon heo cling SAID Company embraced in said deed
This the lower end Of luckrn ham, and contains an
abundance Of ore and fuel.
GEORGE II. MATTHEW'S, TRUSTEE
fis
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il surely better 10 have their work done nearer home, and al
yirniD. provided hr done well and nj t'
cost. . ~, - ~ ,:,t ,.,
Orders for Books, Stationery Music and Fancy Goods vii meet
with prompt attention., II addressed 10 ~
49," j. W. RANDOLPH < CO., Richmond
u.-ln
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yyTAGONS HARNESS, &c.-War"ns, Carts and Draw. d
w mn assortment Wagon Harness and Gear, u r'r
scrp,.cn made ~ Penltcntary Va, and for sale al Us
OH It'll street.
June - if-i