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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11
Desirable Residence near Richmond for sale at dHeii0n

Desirable Residence near Richm0nd for sale at .1ueii0n
ID Y virtue of deed Of Trust, executed to the subscriber on inc
ID 18th day OF February, 1912. by John G. Wade aud wiie, re-
corded in the Office Of the Clerk Of Ienrico County Coltt,
shall, on FRIDAY, the 18Th day of next month, tAusns',! upon
the prcmies, at 10 O'Clock, proceed TO sell, at lnbhc ahchoh' 70
the highest bidder, a certain piece or parcel Of Land eonIn'n.ns
twen,ythree acres, now occupied by said Wade rs a ial'iy resi-
drncr, lying on tie east side Of The main road leading from mon,
mond 10 the New Bridges, about one mile from Rlchh'onu, ahn
adjoining the lands OF the late sintson Brett ard others onon
this tract Of land is q comfortable dwelling house, WIN hVe
rooms, n passage, &c, in good repair, situated IN n handSoihe
grove, kitchen, smoke house, large stables, ice loiiSc, n U,
excellent water IN the yard, n variety Of bearing ifnit lfsts' anu
a large and productive garden. The crop now growing SHOWS
thai the land is highly improved. The above tact OF laah Is IN
der a deed IF trust Of prior date 10 the one executed To me y"
scrber,. 10 secure the payment of 81 ,00o; il Will, therefore, re
sold for that sum, and the interest due upon it, in cash, and upon
a credit Of six and twelve months for The balance, the purchase
executing bonds, with security, and the title withheld nnli 'hc
credit payments have been made.
Tile title to seventeen acres of this land is believed 10 he PR ~,
feet, and that To six acres, which is detached from TIE h"nSs 't
by a lane, is held by virtue Of a warran: from the Lana o "te,
ohrained IN Isil. As Trustee, | shan convey only such l"c u ,
is vested in me- by said deed of Tnst.
TIoS. TALLEY, Trustee.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, STo.h, MS;;
Immediately after the sale OF the House 4 Land, .hah en-
for cash, all The personal property of said John q. Naut' con,
veyed by said deed Of uuSt, consisting in part oil the t',o" "
Two beds, bedsteads ana furniture, one secretary, one S'i', wv
dozen chairs. one carpet, two horses, three cows. = ir" w., NV
haraurhc and harnc.a, &c. THO. Thi.LEf, i"H'F'
Sale conducted by JAMES +. NEW, Auc;ioneer.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SAI.E.-The subscriber, having IN
' view a Western location, will offer for sale, TO the hignes'
bidder, on TUESDAY, The fifteenth of August next, nc ra.m
upon which he resides, lying in the county OF MADISON, ny
atoly on the Rapid Anne River, and adJnins Inc aSo m m ~,
ing establishment of Mr.. Eliasun, containing near TWO hune'e
and fifty acres. Upon the Tract there is a good pfoPotlioh U, az
iuvial bottom, of superior quality, well adapted 10 tno s.u"." VI
wheat, corn, tobacco. clover, and all the grasses common u uui
country. The high land (not less valnablel 10 oil a chocolate co,
lored graveily loan, gently unduating, lying wen y me sun, ahu
ed crops by any land East Of the Hue Ridge. In fact, so properly
constituted Is the soil, that, by the use OF Clover anu pias,ei, y
may be kept in any desired state of fertility. lhefe Is All uin
ancc of timber aud fuel for all the purposes oil me fa'm. y y
well waie,ed. having springs ard running wafer III every noI uL
II is distant three miles from Orange Court house. Jury ~
from Fredericksburg, and thirteen from The hlchlioHn w y
Railroad Depot, at GOrdonsvilie. To The Depot, TWO ilps q -
sily he made in three DAYS, with horse or OK team; ana, as mere
is a flour manufacturing min contiguous, great faciilies as ahoIu
ed for disposing Of he products OF The iafn. y Is y ~ y.
NV two uost roads ope leading TO Madison Court house. ana on
the other S a line OF -four horse post coaches, ,unninE . = Fepel
believes. thai. for fertility Of soil, salubrny OF climate, convent
ence of location and beauty OF scenery, having an extensive we"
oc The Blue Ridge md Southwest mountains, from the latter oil
which il is only separated by the river, that II will not suffer IN
COMPARISON with any part of the State. Tile improvements
which are handsomely situated, consist Of framed dwelling, con
tanning six rooms with fire places, all the necessary out nuliu-
ines. ice house, and a well OF pune water in the yard, operated by
a pump. There Is a choice variety oil iTult VI e'ape '"'
in a luurisbiug condition. , !,
Terms Oneihird Of the purchase money viii be required III
hand. the balance in two equal annual ins,alments from Inc day
of sale, well secured.
Persons disposed to purchase nre invited 10 visit US before the
d,v or sale and satisfy themselves as 10 every particular. ANY
COMMUNICATIONS addressed to me at Orange Court house, desir-
inc additional information, will be attended TO. Should q sale be
efec,ed the privilege OF seeding Grain will be allowed III aue
time. and entire possession before the end Of the year.
In,v ; Ids ALIEN. :. TiLlAFERRO.
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ALE OF FARMvILLE PRoPERTY.-By virtue of two
- deeds of Trust, executed 10 the subscriber by James NJ. Jack
son and Sarah A. his wife, ono dated the 18th March. 1912, aud
the other Goth April, 1912, both of record in the County Court of
Prince Edward, TO ecure certain debts therein mentioned, due TO
the farmers Bank Of Virginia, at its office al Faimvile, will be
sold. in rronto +. II. James Tavern, in the Town of Farmville,
on Thursday, the 7th September, 1873, TO The highest bidder, the
following property, conveyed by said deeds, TO wit: Part Of l,
No. 6, on Main street, which is at present occupied by r. IL.
Jackson as a shoe Store, and purchased of the late James Madi-
son, deceased-lot No. a, on Main street, occupied at present by
Aln.and & Rauson as a Store, and the said James NJ. Jackson as
a family residence-Lots No. 10, Al, Aa, 43, Al, As in William C.
venable's s~urvey-Lot No. ], lately occupied by James NJ; Jack
son "a a Factory, and the appurtehances- Lots No. rs and ~ in
Randolph's new survey; and the following Slaves: Jacob, Miily,
Mary, Isaac Coles, Jack, Thomas, John, William, Teacher,
Claiborne, William Henry, Austin, Ryland, Paul, Grace, Martha,
Anthony, Merit, Charles Irniy aud Burk. a number OF these
slaves are first rate mechanics, ana nearly all uncommonl likely
and valuable.
7erms-Cash for the Slaves. A credit will be given on the
Real Estate, which will be made known on the day OF sale. The
tile to the property herein conveyed il believed to be good, but |
shall only convey such as is vested 10 me by the deed.
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Farmyile. June 9th, 1913. lids
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7 iND IN ORANGE FOR SALE On the LIST day of Septem-
L. her, 1913, [ will offer, a, public sale, the Tract of Land on
%heh now reside. II lies IN the county OF orange, one ana a
hli mile. East of the Court house, 81 miles from Fredericksburg,
= directly on the turnpike leading from Orange Cout mouse 10
- place, and 10 miles from Gordonsvilie, the tetminus oil me
n hipond aud Louisa Railroad. The tract contains about SEQ
aces OF land, Of superior quality, %abundantiy watered at all
.rfsons by small streams. About one fourth OF II y covered WIN
IT, Ill Is ell adapted to the cultivation Of wheat, corn and TO-.
byeo. The dwelling house is neat, and convenient IN SIZE ana
,u,ncamen,, and there are all the necessary out buildings, well
j.; tied and in good repair. The yard and garden are very high
Is urroved, aud the apple orchard is large and very productive,
an3 the fmrts of every kind Of the very hest quality. In fine,
Am, i every lndnceTeni to one who wishes 10 purchase a farm
dpsszr. whether his object be health, wealth, society or beau
gCioaiIon. GEORGE q. IaLlafEtkO.
An, 26-stt
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Sim REWARD Ran away from The subscriber, on the
'ioO night of the 18th Of the present month, June my ne
go man, Phil. Johnson, who is a mu,atto, about ~ years Of aye,
Taught and likely, a full head Of hair, speaks slow, and, when
fs'en Ia, is very apt 10 answer Sir, whether he hears distinctly
" no. Had on when he left, a blue jeans roundabout, straw hat,
ma a pnr Of dove colored cashmere pantaloons. He also took
Hnh MN a summer cloth coat, originally black, but somewhat
,@tesd IA ocior b. the rfeci of the sun, with Il velvet collar and
",N'@ blue Cashmere pantaloons.
.oansnn was purchased by me in July, 1871, of Mr.. John Dan
Tv,"eu, Trustee Of Augustus ". Braxton, of Matthews county.
,"s'aEa' "aere, understand. be was raised. His mother is
,""tet by VIZ. stanley ). Hudna!, OF Gloucester county, 20 orc or
S,er o. which places have no doubt he has gone.
m, ~ Johnson Is taken up out Of the Sta;e Of Virginia, Nnd COM
t ns% a "a jan, so that get him, l will give a reward OF one hun
s il. eolatsi t taken up in the State and committed to Jail, win
II , reward OF % dollars and, If delivered TO me, in the city
" A'linohd, Va, 1 will give the sum of IS dollars
kehnOnd, June Both, 1913. isGtf
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LING WILLIAM FARM FOR RENT.-Wil be rented for the
II ensuing wear, 1914, at Auction, at Mechanicksville, IN the
coamy Of Kin. William, on the 18th day of August, 1913, If far,
ii not. the first fair day thereafter, Sunday eacepied, that well
snown Farm, called Marshall's, lying in King William county,
Aea. TimpAias' and Dabney's Ferry. The tract contains tOi
acre.. and il to be cultivated in the three shin system, with
a5oli 100 acres. or rather more, in each shift. There il a good
dwelling house and other houses on the Premises, and The ren'cr
wI have the ,riviiegs Of seeding small grain this Fall. Terms
mad. .nown on the DAY of renting.
Gu. ToMPKiNS, Admr. OF ]. F. Page.
0S-ifs
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nR. OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPUEATIvE SYRUP, for
IL the cure of Scrofuia or Kings Evil, obstinate Eruptions Of the
Skin, Pimples or Pnstules on the Face, scaly Eruptinns, Chronic
Rheumatism, letter, Syrhlitc symptoms. and ali disorders aris
&c. &C.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United States,
with decided benefit, in Scrolula, Mcrcurial Diseases, and in all
cases of an liberated character.
Rr.pIxo. June, 1885.
We, the undersigned, having frequently used oskley's Com
pound Depurativc syrup, in the conise Of our practice, with De
cided beneficial results, cheeriully recommend il 10 the facui'!
Fl. H. M%UHLENBERG, N. D.
sOLOMONG C. BIRCH, do.
JOHN Is. OTTO, DO.
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNoK g
LYELL, Agents for the Proprie or.
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 7l-wly
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BOARDING AND DAY SCIIUOL.-G propose establishing d
l, permanent School ut oak hin, III the county Of Finvanna.-
The first session will commence on the Isl Sept. next, and termt
nate on HE lei day Of July.
The course of instruction will be such rs to qualify pupils Ia
enter the University, or other colleges, or 10 I'll them for The prac-
licaI duties of life. Being Il graduate NJ tho Virginia Military In
stitnte. where All branches III science are thoroughly taught. the
undersigned faler- himsrif Thai, with tho constant aud unfeinit'
ted attention that lie wl' devote To his schuol, that he val be-
able fo satisfy all vino may cntlISt children To iis care.
iwHi teach Tie French, German and English languages, in
cluding Composition and Geography. Particular attention VIII
br he's o,rd npnn English lar.uagc and Literature
In Mathematics, the conr-r VIII embrace: Arithmetic. Algebra,
Geometry, flame and Spherical Trgonamcity, Analytical and
Descriptive Gromctry, and the DtGeret tiai aud Integral Calculus.
Military Science, including Foriihcations, Topography, Iactirs,
&c, WIFI asn he taught. There will also he taught Natural Phi
lcscphy, Moral pniosog hy and Chemistry.
If a class suic ientiy large is formed, Gesirous OF studying the
Latin aud Greek languages. they will br fought by a competent
Assistant, wMn Will he procured for that purpose.
TgkNs-FGr instruction IN all the above branches. except mlh-
tay science, Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy, $50 per session
Of ten month";. pay bali yearly III advance. For the other
branches IN additional charge OF $40 per session viii he made.
Beard. including washing, fuel. bedding, &C., will be furnished
4: $50 per scholastic ycsr, half To he paid in advance, the re-
matndrr II the end of the term.
TIE situation is remarkably healthy, and in an excellent neigh
brrhoot. ahan: ,wu aud a hail miles from Finvanna 4. II. Tom
mgu,ca,G ns, hy mail, directed 10 Palmyra r. o.. viii be prompt
~ attended to. JOHN u. SlKaNuE.
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AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The sub
- >crter, from The various applications made 10 him by indisi
ats> Gesing ho;h to buy aud sell Real Estate. has been in
7tlesi It. think That his connection with the Agricultural Public
aAti> liu peculiar facilities for conducting such negotiations
4-ht-, therefore, opened an Office, at which persons DESTROYS O
'sAla:eiR leave r!ais, descriptions, &c. OF their Estates. and al
NaNh these wishing To purchase may obtain a birds eye view o
ae p'operty IN market, either in town or country. HIS charges
"Wse rnodrra,c G, and may be made contingent upon the sales
teas RI ct-d
Ne" On hand, several little Farms In the vicinity of the city,
a3 two or three large Estates in the adjoining country. In one
Gias latter, especially, a great bargain may be obtained.
c. 7. BOLTS.
hyaa s3Ltf
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AND FOR SALE The subscriber, having in his Tract more
= laHd than he cares Ia keep, will sell a portion of ii upon rea-
'aile texas. That part he proposes TO sell contains about three
.,aaf'ct and ffy acres. say between fifty and sixty acres good
!>ies tvcr low grounds, and The balance good high land, almost
81 % winch! ~ III timber, with one or more desirable sites Tor
Lt'hs, wc!i wattred with several good springs, IN a coed neigh
''hpol. within one mile of the furnishing village of Scoltsville,
I" "ie me farmer aud planter can always meet with a good mar
N'it al me products Of his land. There is on this land a good
N'e'seetS hoi.c and Il large tobacco house. The purchaser can
~ possession IN time To sow wheat this Fall; and can, if he de-
res IL, gel mere land adjoining. deem II unnecessary TO give
q aore minute description, but invite any disposed 10 purchase TO
.me aad see the land, and hear The liberal terms on which | am
csyusei Ia sell.
FRANCIS MODENA.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR GLAsGo"'
! BY virtue of Il deed OF Trust, executed by John T. sampson'
To the Undersigned and NJ. II Garland, OF date the 3lst ausu1,'
1899, and daily re corded in the Clerks Office Of Amherst County
Court, and for certain purposes therein mentioned, The under
signed, as surviving Trustee, by the direction Of the creditors Sc
cured, will proceed. ON the premises, on THURSDAY, the -. -"
day Of August, Isd3, To sell, by why 81 pubic auction, 10 me
highest bidder, all thar tract or Parcel Of Land conveyed 10y, VIM.
NJ. Waller and wife Ia lMe said john 7. Sampson, by deed hnly
recorded In Amherst County Court, called ''FHE WlNTuN 70
TArE,o containing by late survey 1855 acres two rods, sihilen
in the county OF Amherst, on both sides OF the BnHllue river, aHh
adjoining :he ,uwn Of New Glasgow.
his rs represented and believed by the undersigned To NE
valuable Estate, and he invites the attention of capitalists 10 IT,
Possession for seeding purposes will be given at the day OF sale,
and full possession nn The lst of January next. a..
1'EkMs-rhr land viii he sold on a credit ofla, 1870 q innh'hS
except as 10 the sum necessary 10 cover the cX!enScs-ann NJ
purchaser required To give negotiable notes satisfactorily !. u
dnrsrd-and n deed of trust on the property TO secure mel pay
ment The title is believed To he unquestrunabie-but me hhusI.
signed will convey such little only as is vested in him by the tHh>'
deed aforesaid. Z. l.. MOS9Y, Surviving Trustee.
aun 24-tis
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GREAT LUCK AT STATIONS OFFICE.
DRAWN Nus. Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass Ao. Es, drawn

UKE.fT LTCN TT IT WI " :. y =
| DRAWN Nus. Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass M. ls, drawn
y 6a IS GO CO IL 81 50 co IS 1 80.
Ticket, Nos. Is IT, -, entitled 10 the Capital Prize of Sla,ooo,
sold and paid b. STANTON.
Ticket, Nos. IL IS &c, a Prize Of $1,000, sold and paid BY
STANTON.
Ticket, Nos. o Is so, a Prize of sI,aco, bot sold AID paid
Do. do. 81 AZ fs. do. i,l00, by S~TRATIoN.
Besides 80 other good three number prizes, making - Three
the LIST OF August.
n. d. Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by. q. Gregory <
Co. are sold by STRATTOS, In packages or single tickets and
all orders, by NAL or otherwise, from any part Of the Union en-
closing cash or prize tickets. will tc thankfully received. ana
confdentialiy and promptly attended TO. If addressed 10 III. all
prize seller. ". STRATTON, Richmond, Va.
Ann 4 25-ft
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A'AaEa FOR SALE NEAR RICHMoND.-I offer for sale the
r Nv farm, lwo and a half miles from the city of Richmond.
tha,s ~, contains 2o acres, adjoining the farm recently par
H. ny Joan ii. Gregory, ESQ, late acting Governor of Virci.
rsg h a. buildings are all new, and in good repair; the dwell
Gyes o ~, large and commodious. Capt. John T. White, who
a, 'i,p"sed to purchase. The terms will be accommodating,
2. S"'at' part Of the purchase money will be required. /
ao r..HAe IN payment either Bank or State Stocks, or take in
% county property. For further particulars, apply
end II. l. Carter, who is authorised TO act for me. /
1.s - 'afedin IN this property. jos. STARkE.
lu-D,,
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GALE OF THE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE OF
- BASkRUPTS Pursuant to an order Of the Court Of the T..
=, for the Eastern District OF Virginia. made on the I'D day OF
May, le43, shall sell. at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
certain Real Estate, mentioned in the deeds Of trust of Steeer &
Nash of Farmviihe and Nash and strger OF L%ynchbarg, and Of
Merritt II. Stesar; also, certain Personal Estate mentioned in
said deeds. which are of record in the Clerks Office Of the Coun
~ Court of Prince Edward and in the Clerks Office OF the Corpo-
ration Court of Lynchburg, which said deeds have been declared
fraudu lent and void by said Court. The following is the proper
~ to be sold, viz: Three Lots in the town of Farmvine, one with
a superior brick Factory and extensive fixtures; 2nd, a Lot with
ordinary improvcments-3d, 4 vacant Lot and eleven Negroes,
consisting OF men and women, who are well trained factory hands;
some cows, and a small lot Of well selected Household Furniture;
one well improved Lot, for a private residence, IN the town Of
L%ynchbure; ai of their interest in a Tobacco Factory and Lo, in
the town Of L%ynchburg.
In each case the sale will be for cash; unless the amount of any
purchase shall be one hundred dollars or more; and then II will
be for one third cash, one third At six months, and one third at
twelve months from the day Of sale. No conveyance w1l be
made to the purchaser, in any case, until the whole purchase
money shall be paid and n Conveyance directed by the Court
The sale in Farmvilie will b. made in front of Col. + H.. James
Tavern, on the 23d day OF August next, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
The sale in Lynchburg will he made on The 18th day Of August
next. in front Of the Franklin Hotel, commencing al 10 O'clock.
WIN. e. FLoURNOY, Special Assignee.
JULY 81 2i-td
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4 SITUATION WANTED BY A TEACHER.-A young gen
\ ;eman, a late member of William College, Massachusetts.
Who ha> had two years experience in teaching, Is drsifous Oh
ess,ains 4 situation either As an Assistant IN some Sou'hein
Aaiemy. ar as Tutor in a private family. Ample test nnnn ~
rt le PRODUCED relative 10 scholarship, character ahu kni III
otession. Letters tpost pa d, addressed 10 Ar = d rieu-
Ns"s' o. ""' ' a6-5t
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-,roRcFT BOOKER. of the late firms of Lewis Webb & Co.,
u and Webb. Booker & Hamilton, has taken the Rouse next Io
tie Pen.,entiary Store, on the Street leading from hs'iee' :"
N.y.is Bridge. for the purpose Of tTansacting the
GROCERY IND COMMISSION BUSLNESs,
IN the course Of the ensuing fortnight he will have In store an
.s.orme.t Of Goods in his line, which he will sell al moderate
A~ 2f-st+
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;-GTICE-Mr WIN McCfery having, by deed of trust, assign
We'd &c me all his book, debts and claims OF I every cry ae &c c"I,pe
an n me hands of Mr.. Lewis Hill, rs my Agent, 10 whom all
,.rsnn. indebted to Mr. McCrery are requested TO pay the amount
q ,beit seyerai debts, without delay, as indulgence cannot DC
~rn C. A. MYERS, Trustee.
-NT%ss 23-tf
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TMoRY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Washington, VamIhe
u spring session of this institution will commence on ihu's'
tav, thu oath 81 August next.
Boa.d il 81 50 per week, and no extra charge for waso'ne,
ironing, fuel and room rent. Tuiiinn varies from so 70 >" r..
Faculty: r,,r,,,
Rev Ephrain Z Wiley, 4. 81, Professor of Ancient Languages
rb ~ stevens, A. b., Tutor in Mathematics and Teacher in
Modern Languages.
John G Winniford, second Tutor.
n uul be parceived hy the above rates, that the cost OF a stu
Dent varies from SCI so 10 s9i so per year OF ten months, a sum
far less than what il customary al similar institutions. Inc fea-
snn of that cheapness is the location OF The college IN the MIDST
of a rich and productive farming country, remote from market
which gives il paramount claims In all others. Being situated IN
Inc country, nearly ten miles from any Town or village, there Is
bu, little tclnnialion 10 extravaganza in dress and other prohisaihy.
TN. government is mild and parental, but energetic and nFni'
The faculty., with their families, ir-i!e IN the COLLEGE edihces'
"a s. rvrr u,escni Ia exercise n " wholesome influence and re-
s;rn;n,. The Trustees warmly recommend tue institution L .ne
patronage nj the public, and arpeai with confidence o tHe I'VE
year, 10" = '"s "" lG-t 9th Aug
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c,rprwoop ACADEMY KING & oUEEN-The cxer.
ne. Of the next session of this Institution will commence on
LIE "' ePe."o'' "N o. WHITE,
~ asn J. w. KAY.
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y " faTTESON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond
a- ~ - give prompt attention to sales Of all kinds Of Pro
lee, ~ Metrchandize consigned 10 his care. Store on Car
CT nis.Olhlng Messrs. Caperton & Crump.
47-wly
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The sum Of s356 has been found, for several years past, I" be
,bc fatal average amount of The expenses oi resident students,
frarn the hooks of the Patron, with whom they are required 10 nc
nos,t ~ tleif funds.
: For farther particulars, see one Of tho printed catalogues or me
washington Globe and the Charleston He,clry, IN both OF winch
na,.,sa standing alvt rtiseInent VIII he found.
p"f" WILLIS II. WOUDLEY, Proctor and Patron u va.
July Il Iii ti;s
piiYislug Gazette; Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio; thc kaieieh Regis
a., md Fa,ctieviilr Observer, North Carolina; Nashville Krpnno-
i,c,n and Union, Tenn ssee; Charleston Courier, south Iaro'i-
M. The MlliedseviIc Recorder and savannah Georala,, oeoIeia;
The snhiIe Chronicle, Huntsville Democrat and Flas OF 'hc
irnion. Alabama; The Natchez Courier aud Mis-lssippian, MISS
;.Snni. Thr Argus and Bee, New Orleans; and The Journal and
Advertiser, Louisville, KY, will publish the above IN their colI-
70 naners. regularly. until The Isl of October, and forward Their
acycaunts 10 the Proctor of the University.