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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
HANOVER LAND FOR SALE

WILL SELL At public the 25il of October,
month"; on premises at IL O'clock pos lively, and without
imtation for third and the ba
one years. secured by deed of the
misses my plantation tied River EDGE situated the fork Of
and Ncwiound rivers the county o Hanover
surrounded by the There ~
portion of good quality and all susceptible
of Improvement The situation is uncommoniy beautiful and
healthy conveniently located road leading
from The Fork church to the City of Richmond which passes
through dividing parcels nearly equal
SIZE which sold separately purchasers.
is 81 miles Richmond from Fork church, and
Taylorsvi and the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail
road, and desirable neghborhood.
vted view the land, which viii be shown them any time by
the subscriber, of his residing mes from the
place. JOS. NJ SHEPPARD.
Sent
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FOR sALE-A SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND.

FOR SALE-A SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND.
WILL he sold the highest bidder Thursday, the l9h
w Of October the Farm which Theopllins Ta'um
resides situated James River in the county Of enrco
from and half 10 three miles below the City Of Richmond.
contains about 90 of land about oneird Of which is
Oak and Pine woods and remainder enclosed IN good
fences and in good of improvement This little farm Is
considered highly desirable several accounts, viz Its soil
capable of high improve and produceness. It's situation
elevated and ncommrny healthy, commanding most exen
sive and beautiful scenery Theaccommodaon for family are
comfortable The springs of the water
Its proximity good Market either by most
excellent road and quiet and retired location in highly
spectacle and friendly gborood The will take place
the premises. and the will be made accommodating. Afer
the of the land the crops horses and hogs plantation
utensils, and house hold furniture offered for sale
ROBERT H. BRANCH, iT,us,eas
JAS. NJ. BOYD,
Can, 3Q-tds
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HANOVER LAND FOR sAlE.-By vrue Of deed o. ,,u

III aAoNER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed % ulst
executed 10 the subscribers by urwc Sare and Ann h.
~ WE M The purposes therein MENTIONED bearing date 2nd
." fe"ruary, s aud duly recorded tie Clerks Once ~ t:
county OF Hanover we Tie shall offer salc on
te premises on the lst day q" November, s3 lair other
WISE thr next ar day thereafter Tract Of Land, containing
about 4oU acres The North leading from Rich
nnd to the d Church miles from the former and from the
Iatr pace lie most OF the land III aud well
tmbefed offers every indlement any disposed 10
engage III The timber business There ~ 50 Of
Ptror meadow land, part of which ia grass The tract
WIZ be sold In Two lots Giving each go acres which vii di
VIDE about equally the meadow land The buildings consist "l
u"ellh. house, with cellar, large barn. dairy
smoke house and negro quarters There springs
eht 10 The dwelling uusrUne of t acknowledged tn be
perfectly healthy.
TEsMs-One.hrd cash. the balance in nine AMI eighteen
months with deed Of trust two last payments
The title is good. JOS. SrAakE jr,
THOS. J. STARKE,
Aug % 3i-td-
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A STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder Thursday the 10Th octo
Der IL O'Clock, A. the Mi recently
built land This Mill Is conveniently situated on
James RIVER in the county OF Henrco and half miles be-
low the city OF Richmond. IL is built SUBJ anta IN art pine
tmbers aud worked by engine OF 10 ~ horse and
capable Of saving least 900 feet of plank day The c
of SALE which be arranged in almost suit the ur
showing the wshin. 10 examine II
previous 10 ,heday of sale. THEoPHILUS TATUM.
Sanf 1Q-f
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Trust Sale Of raiuaLe Reat and Personal Estate IN
Tie County of Han0rer.

PURSUANT II the provisions Deed or Trust made hy
co' VIM H. White and wife 10 the subscribers, hr 2i
day of March, le4i aud duly recorded Clerk
81 the coun court OF anoverand for the purposes sad
Trust the sub.eriher VIII proceed "Wednesday
November si3 n Spring Grove the county Hanover the
prrsc" residence Of Col White, sell public auction the
property IN The said deed conveyed The property
part oil the farm which Col. White resides, containing ,i
several slaves number OF hooded horses farm stock
n he crops gown ON The iarm The present The land
VIII be offered III Two prctls II desired.
The Spring Grove Farm offers unusual inducements pur-
chaSers here are on the Farm Dwelling House, with eight
rooms, and lassasean Oversee IS Iouc-a Barn,
hreshine machine in ian Ice House Carriage Home prime
Stihes, and other convenient Ontouses all in epa-pover
a t ea H. with two first rate springs The house, and
abundant and Wholesome water on the KIND and
mprcvabe SOIL with much bottom landau land in
the neacs and most profitable condition. age and
se-w,h most extensive Orchards Of vinabc in the best
"h"tnwh six ." seven hundred acres 81 vain he Timber
Land, and convenient site Tor Wafer Ml the Far aud
within three miles OF Turn The Richmond and frdr.
ck-hrs Ran Road and eighteen miles from Richmond. Few
Farms wil advantages. he Farm
capable Of producing m or GOO barrels OF c"rn and small grain
N proportion The Orchard contains amos. variety "f
yielded 500 gallons Of B,andy The Mill n.-
Proved and with small expense might be again used o that
uat Timber.
The Blood country
made in relation Colonel White Some of the
very vauabe of them experienced zee RIDER. There
large Crop Of Corn with quantity of Provender and
The Land, will he cash for
credit one and three will br given with
from The datethe purchaser giving bond and security and deed
upon the Land to secure the payments Some OF the
slaves will be sold for cash For the remainder of the property
a credit twelve monlis VIII gwen for all of so
npwadsbnnd and security being given, 10 bear incest fFon
date endorsed that will he RENTED the principal
b. punctny palfor all under So cash sill required
The lille To the property il considered Ind-pnlbete ',cri-
br however will only such title IS vested in them
SAID deed.
H. incemeney of weather, other the said
should completed the day men,ionrd VIII
adjourned and d. from day day. each fair day
Sunday excepted nntIl completed
The will IL O'Clock. A. NJ on each dry.
G.. p GOnDALL, r..,a.
e. ". DABNEY. I trustees.
am that n number ii friends, who feel scnsby
unpleasant which am thus ven,
present day of sale, and consequently my
property particularly my fan-which desirable and valuable
acriced- therefore, hope all will attend the
greatest wish have this world ply all my debit
shall he farm constantly until the day Of Saleand Will
take pleasure showing 1t 10 gentleman who may
wish To view il. WIN. l.. WHITE.
Spring Grove, Sept. %, SO. lids
lry- hiy
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T AND FOR SaLE-In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
II Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the IOWA OF Peters
burg Sd day Of July si3 the Of Sra-
chan Head and others and Dunn vs. HARRISON &C. we
Public Auciion the premises the
18th day of October O'clock NJ that valuable tract
OF Land called Maycox which formerly belonged to William
Harrison, situated James RIVER the County OF FRINGE
George, and supposed 10 contain 800 acres.
credit cf6 ~ and ls months equal instruments ex
of the ale. Security VIII
required purchase and the title viii be retained
ill the money paid. 7. 5. GHOLSON. rommissioner.
A. b. SOONER
Sept. 81 4O-tds
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81 M REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, ON the
oIOO lih DAY Of last January, Negro man. named Charles
80 years o age wh rather thin face OF brown c'
peaan, spare built walks lille benr and Is between Feet 10
inches and feet rh Charles is Blacksmith ny trade ana
has years Works gokbndee but the
years he been hired MonGi Pleasant spoyi
vania county. Virginia think probable he has obtained 'fee
papers, and hired himself mas nane an al
Siatr. the asove reward taS
this $50 if taken within this state ana delivered
me, Guineys Depot, Caroline county, Na or 50 Sc.
cured any Jail in this STATE that get him again.
Aug. Is 29-wl0w HENRY d. While
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SJ00 REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber, on the
POO night of the hh Of the present month"; lJune,) my
io ri Johnson who is mulao, about y of age
ST. Git and likely fun head OF hair speaks slow and when
spoken very apt Sir, whether he hears distinctly
10, Had on when he left blue jeans roundabout, straw hat
and Of dove coloed Cashmere panaloon He eso took
9Th him Summer cloth coat, originally hIack but somewhat
a-cd color by the effect of the sun, with velvet collar and
ata.t Of blue cashmere panlaoons.
Johnson purchased by july s4 Of Mr. John Dan
ded Trustee Of Augustus NJ Braxton, of Matthews county
'Mna where understand he was raised. His mother il
owned v Mr. Stanley s. udna of Gloucester county,
he other of which places have doubt he has gone
Johnson taken out of the Stale of Virginia, and
E,ed 10 Jail that him. will give reward of hun
-t dollars taken up in the State and committed TO JAIL will
I've reward o % dollars and if delivered TO in the city
q Richmond, Va, | will give the sum OF So dollars
2. B. JONES.
Richmond, June 30th lS43 la--tf
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"a. AND GROUND PLASTER.-The undersigned will
'"e Warehouse the head of the Basin
nm, aa Tor sale Lump and Ground Plaster the latter will
al me city of Richmond Of the purest and best quality,
iii. such Great will be taken in the selection
@ and It's preparation, and customers may be assured
NARY VIII the article be free from all impurities but the
prce only will he charged Farmers and dealers
requested to make trial, and 1t is is expected they
at viii also be Keep, for sale, by wholesale or retail.
S.ps JAMES NJ. SCOTT.
34-w3m
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peal ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber has for sale
IL very fine Esates lying in different counties in Virei
Among them, of Tobacco PLaRia the
coau Fowl an Also Tract of heavily imbered Land, "
immediately upon the rve about TO miles below Richmond
TN, properly. individual willing embark in the wood and
tusc offers certain opp"un " of making little for
In he has FIR sale assortment OF town lots subur
residences and the county, that will enable him
money N Real Estate c. I. BOTrS.
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~ Mary, the mother of Udsiu on lived and died y fitd.
ckbug, Virginia. will he sold The premises, SAi thai
the 2lst October Tue Lot tlgIhy situated III thc
midst Of the society, and the hlfo! one square ihe
Buildings extensive, and be bought entire, m thret
Tcnement they occupied. Having removed 10 my
present residence, Union Theological Seminary have deter
mined to SELL aud will make the terms accommodating
SAMUEL Is. WILSON.
Car, iD-wtds
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER ;, 1913.

YALE OF FARMvILLE PRorERTY.-By virtue e tw'
y deeds of Trust To the subscriber by James NJ Jack
and Sarah A. his wife dated the 4h March, 1892 aud
the other ahh April 1892 both of record in the County Court o
Prince Edward debts therein mentioned due Ia
the Farmers Bank of Virginia. lis office ut Famvile, viii t
sold in front Of r. H. James Tavern In The Town of Farmvr
Thursday, the 7h September 1884, the highest bidder, tie
following property conveyed by said leeds, 10 wiz Pant Of n
No. q Main which is present occupied by r. H.
Jackson Shoe Store, and purchased of the James Mad
son. drceased-ot No. Main occupied present by
Anand Ransom Store aud the said James W. Jackson a>
family resdence-Los M. 40, a. 42 49, Al, IS in William
Venahe snrvey-lot No lately occupied by James NJ Jack
son II Faciuy, and The apnenances No 10 and 10 III
khndolhs new survey and the following Slaves Jacob My
Mary Isaac Coles, Jack, Thomas John, William, Teacher
Claiborne William Henry, Austin, Ryiand Paul. Grace, Marina
Anthony, Merit Charles eny and Buk number of these
slaves are first rate mechanics and nearly all uncomnony ke
and valuable.
Ierms-Cash for The Slaves credit viii he given on the
Real Estate which will lie made known the day Of sale The
title to the property conveyed believed 10 be good but
shall only convey such vested in me by the deed
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Farmvie, June 9th. lS43 lids
p DISAPPOINTMENT The above sale is postponed, by con
sent OF parties, To FRIDAY, the 18Th October, 1873
Aug. 90 32-tds A. VAUGHAN, Trustee.
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.4DDITION9I conn

NJ fiCERS of the Penitentiary offer Reward of one
dollars EACH for the apprehension and the
a!irio.. ',tS SMITH and GEORGE II. WILLIAMSON, in
). ne%ad Of sOo each offered ey The Executive
So, y. Ken alter this day. e. $. MORGAN.
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Do,SoKs NAVIGATION CoMpANY.-The Annual Nee,
II ng Roanoke Navigation Company will be held at We'll
den u C., WEDNESDAY, the lst day of No. emher
A. JOYNER.
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MEs- MEAD,s scHnoL- RICHMOND. v.

MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL, RICHMOND, Va
MFRS Mcads School VII IT, rc0pcned Monday the 2nd Of
III Ooher 1919 for the reception OF oardrrs aud Day Pupils
The object of the Institution prera'c hr young female for
dulles here, ard stll higher dctny hereafter Sound
rSp, ard h intellectual excellence WI. he aimed N
funded the motives aud Guickened by the influences o the
Christian religion.
valuable Teachers been secured r the various depart
reUts and Modern Languages, Music and
Ifawnp, will be taught by experienced masters.
Mead refers The following gentlemen al D whom have
,anshteis at her school
RI. Rev. bishop Johns,
Rev. Adam Empe, ID. D.,
Rev. Wi liam Norwood.
Rev. George Smith, Alexandria, D. C.,
DR.. Thomas Wright, Wilmington, n. c.,
Carter Brsston, ESP, Hanover, Va.
James f. Heath, Esq., Rcbmond
Clias +. Osborne, Esq, ~
For terms, &C., apply 10 Mrs. H. MEAD, Richmond Va .
JS-too
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I1lGN IlGLb FEMALE SEMlNARY.1he subscriber, hndna
Lit of his eiii suspend his min
efll aboS and desiring be etuy employed proposes
o,~n Seminary T the instruction Of ladies', Erin
III In the immediate vicinity of powhatan &. II. Instruction
all those branches winch comprised in sub
sna ana Thorough female education. Strict attention will he
The and morals u all those who entrusted Ia
The Subscriber would crcv, eight youn. ladir
his family n boldcr Board aiso b, obtained III other
families, III 'iir Immediate viriny al the Seminary
h Seminary pleasantly situated upon the S'ge road
ndng from Richmond ynchhurs about thirty mites
from the former place. and te stage three tunes werk
hundred aud fifty yards Ct the The neeEh0:
bod veiy moral aud intelligent one, ard healthy proba
,y. a in the STATE If Virginia.
Tsrm-For Board and Tuition, including washing lodging
S. Is for months. deduction Of s. VIII he made Ia
tiase furnish their hctding Tuition alone will he
nm S5 S0 according the grade o studies. The first
viii the first Monday November nc and
the Friday April. The will be In May
October. Each boafer viii he expected SIS each
advance, and the balance at the end Of the session
JOSEPH T.. CURTIS
35-St
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FREDERICKSBURG EXCHANGE HOUSE FOR RENT OR
LEASE.Thsse buildings situated In the most central
and opposite the Farmers Hotel
Ihry very best materials and finished IN
y superior sle-h IS rooms and every convenience Tor an
Boarding. House having been kept such for the last
years. with consid- paonagebui rs II Is
pid person wishing to The above desirable pro-
frehand further description is deemed I'M
TIE aforementioned property might be converted
scndd Hotel Possession given the 10th Of October
MRS. WM D. GREEN.
37-st
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The subscriber discovered another Spring the Ct
which are exoed highly those who have used hem
thew are certainly very strong As the virtues Of these
might much sah and hundreds OF certificates might be
produced, but the subscriber deems il unnecessary
June ~ lift FRANCIS A. WILSON
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c.-0 REV ard ,-FLETCHER HEATH, THOS. COOKE
= " lni SHERIDAN hrnke the jail of Henrco

C-0 REV tRD!-FLETCHER HEATH THOS. COOKE l.
SIO Jou SHERIDAN broke the Jail of Henrco county,
aud made Their last night will reward of $50 for
Heath and So Or Cocke delivered nj the Jail OF said
Heath about ~ Old about feet III inches high
blue black and black hair quite thin
aud little inclined 10 be bald the palm of the e hand
mark each hand between the thumb and fOrenge
caused BY powde Indian ink speaks slow and
ae ana has hollow voice, and looks per
In the face whea speaking hm he had when he broke
M Kentucky Jeans rock coat blue and white cotton panta
looms, black hat and shoes.
Cooke 40 years old about feet IL inches high, dark
sn dark heavy dark halle eye and large black
w.rse,s P.B JONES, D. 5. for R. A. Mayo, $. II. c.
September 7, la43. 35-tf
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4 TEACHER WANTED.-The subscriber wishes TO employ,
n HI nsy, for the ensuing session. commencing on the
October unmarried of unexceptionabie moral charac
well qualified teach the Greek and Latin Languages
Z. J. ID. PRYOR.
Williamsburg. Sent 3Q-tlO
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V,WENr ~ DOLLARS REWARD.-The above Reward VII
pa for the apprehension and delivery 10 me- at Lake
land, in louisa county, OF my negro STEPHEN who ian
Monday, the 18th inst, or len dollars ne be cen,
f ed in il. so that get him. stephen away the latter
part up in Rockingham county. He was
born Abcmare, and Will probably make Tor
thar part Of he county
Stephen Blacksmith by adecolor somewhat brown, rather
large muscles In his and body
powerfully deyeloped-about feet hghar very far
hack his reead giving him somewhat the ante Of
tadne lie small close together, just
upper lip He took with hun all his clothes, among
them blue oth and striped cashmere panialoons and
away A black fur hat with narrow bm
". NJ. AMBLER.
Ad!ress-Ambler's Mills, Louisa county, Va
Srut il-0aW9W&w.f
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commenced the instruction of youth and cannot but feel
grateful patronage which has heen extended 10 me during
lha, period The great pleasure which mpant The
an ledge, renders this o the most
lisilin periods Of my life.
NTH iramiar yonrh points 10 nrm the cha
virtue aud usefulness To give them habits ct regular
and close arpcalinn and prasn: and agreeable manners IN
order To accomplish desirable objects. all pupils reside
under roof eat at the table with my family OF WHICH
they form part and others admitted lhus constant
" brought m me, the discipline which Is strict
and firm yet PARENTAL pa.lake nearly rs may be- OF The l-
uniting with it IN some degree the bsnsht Of pubic
aud addressed 10 The hearts aud good sense OF my
practcahc rather than to their fears No pupil L. admit
ted for shorter period months by special
The nmher admitted Will in case exceed 10 or 10,
years unless previously members {" my
family under extraordinary circumstances None ate Pr
med ranbe al large, and all are required 10 CONFORM 10 s
rgatons which are methodc"l aHd agreeable u s"c as '
Having removed 10 large ana conmodious establishment,
from the dense pnpuaicn the argin al Tue
city of Washington, next To teogeiawn, d. my SEMINARY
viii be fer the admission q Youths IN the Isl oil oe'oe
and close on Isl uf August following.
The o instruction * LIBERAL Intended 10 prepare young
Of higher grade Tire subjects taught English, Latin
French, Composition Civ. History r elements OF Naura anu
Mural Philosophy, The Evidences If Christianity, Arithmetic
Algebra the Elements of Geometry Geography the Gobes ana
The charge the scholastic months k $500 paya
BILE half yearly in advance This includes tuition in the above
hrnnccs hoard bedding, towels fire, candles wash
hooks stationery Docrs b and branches of education not
embraced in the above such other languages music Sc WI
separate charges In these competent teachers VIII be EN-
played when drsired - e
he Patent Office and National Institute and other public hn
ng Navy Yard the Canal OF the Chesapeake and the OHIO
public vanuS specimens Oh
paintings remarkable and events and lie
samtare of distinguished The seat Of the Nat''nii To
vernmani, nrc which will re-eIt fine opportunities 10 ex
mind and eievat- lie r;fiattrr eca-"hh' VisS !,
hre under permission, accompanied AMI Preceded hi
proper eypaaanns viii obviously Lave most saluary inlu
cHcc. Direct To al Georgetown, ID. {.
August :NhtlsD WM BkEAI, JR.
beg TO Walter and ROGER Jones' Tenet
Rnssold Esq Col. WIN. Brent, John r lnge, ESQ., and Js
onaush Esu OF the City Washington, d. c.; and TO noco
Benj Boirer and VIM Robinson Esq Of GEORGETOWN d. C.
and Thomas chie Esq the Hon BENZ Watkins Leigh, th
Peter " Daniel Dr. Geo Watson, Of Richmond, Viz
gina and Gen. John H. Cooke, Winnsvie Post Office VIZ
gina. - .
Sent Gt-lUW
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Two TEAcHERS-A young man, Of good morals, and
teach the English and Mathematical branch
another capable of teaching these and the Classics also
desire Address Box No. 493, Richmond Post Office.
. 36-lm
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GALE OF JAMES RIVER Landry virtue of drrd "i
- executed by James l.. Darlington and Ann VI nus
wife, Of record in the Clerks Office Of tn Cnn Cnir {"
Cumberland and for The purposes therein specified W. ome
for sale public auction the premises, THCRsDAi, m
18th day Of October il fair, T NOT The neh far Day m
Tract Of Land said deed mentioned This Land lies on Iih
Rvc about six miles above Gainesville and contains a' ''
OF which 4 portion river Hat. :,
Persons wishing The property will please arp I" Ni'
Joseph Mayo, residing on the premises.
Terms areonc-lrd in cash. The Laancc IN TWO r nv it
III one aud years. the purchaser giving bond MN
proved security deed n upon the land rI
MAYO Il. CARRlNuTON, InS'rt.
c,pb.,l.pJ c.n, Isio 3j-gt'
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WILL. offer for sale, publicly, the premises upon The MN
day Of next plantation which reside in the
upper end Of Meckleng county called Oak l IL contains
by survey, hundred aud sixty three
hundred and Of which law ground OF The bt
quality including the half of Toero Island commonly
known Nelson's Island TIL land lies within six miles oi
Cllrssve good market FOR tobacco, and there are three mann
featuring mills almost sgi, zach u which wheat pay bc
delivered By The build the ani sufficient o
fanny aud The ,ecuniy al
large The of WI he made known "n c
sale accommodating any reasonable
hazard le saying, iha. there
larger proportion of first rGte land this tract than on any "c
in the commonwealth. JOHN NELSON.
Aurust / a1-t,.S
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The $3.50 has heen found for years past he
of the OF resident Students
OF the Patron, with whom they required de-
past all their funds.
For further particulars of the printed catalogues the
Washington Globe aud the Charleston Mercury, III both u which
papers i udn: advertisement VIII be 'ound.
WILLIS Il. WO0DLEY Proctor and Patron u. of Va.
July II l9-tO
fshnf. Gazee Cincinnati Gazette Ohc the Raleigh Regis
and Fa'etevr Observer North Caona Nashville Rrpnb
Union, Tenn Charleston Courier. South Carroll
ma he Medacvie Recorder aud Savannah Georgian Georgia
The Mobile Chronicle, Huntsville Democrat and Flag of the
Eni,n, Aabaa The Natcc. Courier and Nssssppln Miss
Tie Argus and Bee. New Orleans; and The Journal and
Advertiser Louisville Ev will publish the above in their
regularly until the Isl of October, and forward Their
accounts To the Proctor % the University.