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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-01

nroTfCE-ihe subscriber offers for sale privately his VA
IN LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY, consisting OF
about G9 LAND 50 of which Hat land oil mrs,
rate quality, all in high state Of Improvement On GOOD
high land there fine crop oi Covein tue
production which and Virginia is superior All Things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly the most valuable pro-
perty Virginia. III situation Is healthy ana MS waters
e1ra any Virginia. The improvements on The place are
all of the houses having been erected
within the years. There is large brick iolel
three stories nigh spacious bail room, ~ feet by az, the
Ladies' sitting adjoining and ninelodeing above ana
large sitting the basement story on encn
of the entrance Hotel there brick house, each III
feet in containing IL There Is, likewise,
large framed building containing 10 rooms and great number
of rooms in all 10 entertain some 500 or Gun per
sons There a very superior dining ln iee on-
built of brick, which sufficiently spacious 10 dine io1
also neat comfortable private red. located near he
dining room well situated for The residence oil -e super
intending tile dinn. There IL good store mousse w
which there might good basincss IN the mercantile me
There is good bath house, with eight rooms, appropriated
for bathing The stables equal to any IN 'rsa lo con-
ven;euce &C. there helm. OF brick sufficient To contain az
least sS hnrscs; framed stable sufficient to contain 10
horses The and pleasure grounds having been ad Out ny
celebrated English gardener aud ac borders beautifully de-
co.ted with hrubhery of different kinds; makes ths most
beautiful The Springs are located IN nat surpassed
in beauty by in the world. The waters Of The amelia
springs have Analysed by Dr. Bridges oi hadeph anu
nnnroyed of by Doct M OF Ike place The following Is
,h ANALYSIS. wiki that of the White Sulphur Springs
aNpfr rms WHITE SULPHUR sPNS's
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Sept. 90
RTyAYYA LAND FOR SALE.

RINANNA LAND FOR SALE.
rlNE subscriber will SELL accommodating terms his
Tract Of LAND lying the upper end of Fluvanna con
", upon tile waters 81 the Rvanna river and Zig McCunk
creek containing about six hundred acres about hundred
of which is and bottoms, rich aud
hie state Of cultivation and the high land generally very
good The Improvements large brick Dwelling and
clubhouse requisite farm H. and in good
condition Very r~ ilrm in Upper Virginia have improvements
10 those this farm. The lani within hun
dEcd ANA y yards large Flour N aud seventy feet of
4 Cotton Min, and three different MsSlee Read
running Immediately the land. II deemed
~ 10 who may wish 10 purchase, upon
viewing the land which they Will do, Of bu'ofe pur
lug, ~ find that very thai desirable Farm
fcd for sale. The Land will he shown by my Superintendent
Mr. Wilkins who lives the farm by my J. H. Tim
herake who lives IN Charlottesville by giving him notice by
letter other wav II desirable 10 sell Immediately.
Oct q 49-wGw H. TIMBEKLakE.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions oil Deed Of Trust executed by
Lucy Clements, al the county of Richmond, dated
day of November, 1885, and dny recorded in office Of
Clerk OF said County Court for certain purposes therein mention
ed shall. the sth day OF December, 1872, Of
IappaanRock ESSEX proceed IN sell all Slaves
yeyed said deed consisting Ut fourteen likely men wo
men, boys and girls. The sale will be positive and nncondon
AL for cash. and distant purchasers assured that will
no disappointment. TlloS ". LEWIS, Trustee.
Nov. IL J5-wiu
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subscriber who has for many years had charge of nb
es springs and the last Of the Warm Springs has
rented The Madison House, occupied by Mt Boyd and
VIII take possession Monday, eth The central position
this House. being Bank street, and within steps of
me Capitol Square, makes desirable location for Mem
bes of the Legislature, will his
He will be pleased receive Boarders, three
gentee families who be furnished with spacious aud com
Portable apartments
OF Transient customers be entertained with, with
their horses
10 In soliciting call from his old friends he promises them
CIAs. J.. DIDRELI.
Nov, II 55-tf
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WIG rs DEMocRAT.-The New Orleans Tropic
saws, the met of every Wing should be-"Betrayed,
bnt not dismayed"-and the Baltimore Republican
says, he might have added, every Democrats Banner
should be-bearng in mind The frauds of 1910.
Cheated, but not defeated
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER /, 1913,

5IunlIC SALE or NEGRoEs.-on MONDAY, the 18th day
oi pecember, lsrs Buydon Meckenbm Virginia, shall
SELL tor eah y NEGROES belonging The Estate oi
the ll.e John &. Goode They the yonng.neH
aud WOMEN and supposed valuable family Of
Negroes / State. w. q. GOODE,
Executor of J. c. Goude, deceased.
Nov. 81 J7-2awtds
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JAMES RIVER & KANAWIIA COMPANY

----T To
-, Justice of the Peace for the -- afnre.
sa,d do hereby certify that whose is above
subscribed acsin Witness personally appeared before
IN my ----- aforesaid, and made oath that the above
scrbed parties the above letter Of Attorney
The same IN presence OF the said witness, their and deed
witness my hand and seal this So day Of
eighteen hundred and --. --, lSeal.l
Nov I'D 53-2awtllD
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1896 prizes, amounting to Sooo,oee
76 number Lotery-l3-drawn ballots
ccr,;oc,,s oG q nackare of % whole Tickets Sl4C
Do do &c half do IL
No. do DC quarter do *
For Tickets Shares and Certificates Of Packages in the
above Magnificent Lottery, address
]. G. GREGORY l. CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
ar An account the drawing will be sent Immediately ate
Nov 81, 56-eawid
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"1he aggregate of only these reductions is S3,'0ooo
"Thus, Sir, without going into the army or Inc ma
W. or the civil establishments, except our own contn-
rences-without going to the foreign corps, or, as
nropnsed BY the Chairman, TO the custom houses anu
The iudiciary-we have at once reduction OF three
and half millions of dollars. If followed cut through
other notifications of the public service 1t VIII equa
more than five millions Of dollars that can be dispensed
with, below lie expenses of 1910 This would leave
not over eighteen millions, eighteen and tract on
These reductions now enumeratad require little exer-
ton sacrifice.
This explains the process Of reduction which Mr.
Van Buren, made during his term, cutting down 'he
expenditures from thirty-two millions, by an annual
decrease of three Millions to eighteen mililons
the point al which it contemplated 10 Tx II IN
1892 w.,
This, however, did not suit Mr.. Cay's system with
him. as with Hamilton, National debt IS the s'ae qHa
nm Bank, tariff, the paper, the funding me PRIV
leging systen,-all depend on National DEBT hceoto-
noly after he had at the extra session, distributed Inc
proceeds Of the public lands, aud made new appropra-
lions to The amount ofabou 81 800 0O Mr. Clay came
IN on the 4lh OF September Congress ADJOURNED on Tue
l3th) with an exhibit running up the estimates OF ex
penditures for the year 10 $50 5073 ~ mus, q.
single leap carrying back The expenditures 10 'hifty
millions and a half, which by gradual relrenchmen
Mr. Van Buren, had brought down to twenty miillon'
for tie year l34l We give Mr.. Clay's financial sex
nose" Of the 9TH of September II will be iound
page 424, of the Congressional Globe OF the hxtr;
Session -
..Mr Clay made an expose of the state of the lfea
sury He said, the expenditure of this year VIII e1
c,ed the revenue sixteen millions. The aPpropriat on
of this extra session. h stated to be four millions an
half To meet the excess of the expenditure OF I'M
year over the receipt would absorb The whole OF In
Twelve million ,an; and he lad down, as fact as
certained that the end of this year. there would nc
be one dollar in the Treasury. He then took up IN
next year, and, by detailed statement ne came 10 IN
conclusion that there would be only four millions
clear revenue after paying off the membranes lie
by this years expenditure TO meet the expenditures
s42, under the present Tariff.
1.-THE bill now before the Senate would, according
the Secretarys estimate, add eight m lions and ma
He supposed it would net ten millions. ms, u
sado with the four millions of the ordinary revent
10 Ls calculated on for the next year, would make Il
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EARMs FOR SALE-The subscriber is authorised 10 dispose
ofhe Farm If Mr. E. A. Iocket lying in county
erirld about IL miles from The city OF Richmond
tais 766 acres, well tmbered well enclosed, good
and Mill, which needs repair OWING 10 int Dad
health proprietor the whole property ~ offered for s30O
One of finest Farms upon the Upper James Fver Is IN the
market II about 200 acres, 2a5 of which are "w
grounds of the finest quality. The highland is in the highest
state cultivation, and but little inferior To The low grounds
Buildings &C., and complete. TgsMs-s3j,00 Sl50OO
ca the balance time, bearn. interest IL Is seldom that
snch an estate is To be had. Apply To C. T. BOTTS.
llrt al Soft
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STRAYED or STOLEN, Saturday last, NEW.FoUND-
= LAND PUPPY eight old, we'll grown for his age lie
il OF brownish color has white feet and tail tipped with
white and blue eyes, liberal reward will be given for him II
returned To the Enquirer Office. - !.
Oct 81 ap-u
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J. &. GREGORY Co., Managers,
Omcc ain beioto Main aud l4 streets
RICHMOND, VIRoIstA.
SPLENDID Scheme to be dratoa 9M December, 1913.
CAPITAL PRIZE S50y0O0.
IN SATURDAY. December g. Ist3 Alexandria Lottery, No
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T1LlIOTT Nj. BRAXTON, ATTORNEY LAW offers bis pro
Il fessonal services the public He will attend regularly I'M
County and Superior Courts King Queen King William an,
Henrco and will give attention to all business conhded
his care in those Courts in the Courts holden In the city
Richmond Letters post paid, will be promptly attended TO-
Richmond, Va, Nov. 81, 1913. 9o-"o"
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WILLIAM F. RITCIIIE ATTORNEY At Law, Richmond, "a
w Office on Main street, above the Banks.
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Sl5,900,97i Is

ITO which should be added as much more as NAV
be expended oat Of The appropriation of the extra
session.
Here, 1t will be seen, Mr. Clay laid the nestege of
near sixteen millions for debt, q be increased by The.
amount OF The appropriations OF The extra session be-
lore he entered upon the discussion oil his revenue bill
oil that session. From this Observation-Disclosures Mr.
Gay look care TO confne it TO few days in the heel
o' ms called session-we shall gather some evidence
10 snow how sincere are Mr. Clays professions to the
0eorgans, in regard TO his hostility to high Tariff;
ana 10 the Tennesseeans in regard u his anxiety 10
turn 1t TO the account Of the agricultural interests
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The subscriber has discovered another Spring the waters Of
which are extoed very highly by those who have nsea
there might be much said and hundreds OF certificates might De
L.. Af FRANCIS A. WILSON.
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DURLIc sAIE-ny virtue of Decree of the County Of
will sell al public auction, the of Au
Gust, WILLIS GROVE The VIM c. Willis,
deceased This and valuable Estate lies In county Of
Orange the Rapid Ann River contiguous TO the Manufacur
ing Mills Robert T. Willis, and contains, by survey,
acres MI Of superior quality and well adapted the growth
OF corn and tbacco The high lands of Southwest
This Farm situated about miles from The Turnpike which
leads Fredericksburg to Orange Court house, being not
more than miles r" c a h nor 81 from The former, anu
market farmers in this section There abundance of
number OF good springs in and streams running through each
field On there is large and productive
House which large and commodous story irnnc buid
adjacent factory in few yards Of the mansion, with three
large rooms aud cellar kitchen with four rooms number OF
cabins with cmneys, large stable and large barn. all in
good repair aud conveniently located There are, besides the
some and productive In fine the subscribers believe that viii
compare with any estate in the county for beauty scenery
commanding and beautiful Blue Ridge
and Rapid Ann Valley, fertility of SOIL sallbry of climate and
convenience Of location
containing 500 lying in the Piney Wood about miles
from Willis Grove This land, which valuable principally on
account timber, will he sold tracts To
purchasers Diagrams Of either Estate will be shown Those
wishing view The premises viii call on the shscrhss who re-
TraMsOnefou of The purchase money will be required IN
hand balance in and three naiments
cured by approved personal security and lien Tie premises
The sale will be made at Willis Grove.
Executors Of William c. Willis
rPosTpoHEMENT-Thes sale If the above Land. has been
po.tpord until Thursday the 5h October which lime the
subscribers will sell from 80 35 valuable Negroes belonging 10
Willis Grove Estate and other personal property CONSISTING
the Stock of Horses Cattle Sheep and lnss Household ana
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils and the Crops n Corn
Wheat and Oats now ON hand Pney Woods" WIN be so
on credit Of and years, with equal annual payments
ROBERT 4. WILLIS. E,ecu,ors
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
az FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.-The Executors having
failed sell the Property advertised above the 9Th oco
ber certainly sell both the real and personal Estates on .ht
december 1893 The Wheat which has been sown upon n'
land this Fa-abOu $40 $50 be given to the pur
chaser ROBERT 4. WILLIS, precu,ors
RICHARD II. WILLIS,
NJ OF 56-tds
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a DMINISTRATOR,s SALE

"A pMiNlSTRAToR'S SALE-On TUESDAY, The 18th Of De
cemher, lSla IL fair if The fair day thereafter
VIII offer for SALE at fhe Meadow in Caroline county ali
property Negroes cxcep.ed belonging 10 the Estate DR.
about barrels Corn large quantity Of sheat Oats Fodder
aud Shucks the of Tbacco estimated lhs
600 lbs of Pork, 100 head of Cattle among
her OF hne Oxen and Mich Cove, 40 Horses Mules the
STOCK OF sheep and Hogs large quantity Of Lumber comprising
about aoooo Well seasoned heart shns flooring plank and
wheel LUMBER the Household and Kitchen Furniture good
rage Buggy and snlky several Wagons, Tumbe and
oars ranatin Utensils Backsmths and Carpenters Tools,
several wheat Fans, Patent Balances and Corn Shelter The
SAFE WIN be continued from day day until completed
Esas-For all sums of dollars and under will
CURED for all credit Of will c gven pur-
chaser giving his bond with approved security.
P!cHEGRU VOOLFOLK, .,;;.,
BARTON w. NORRIS, Administrators.
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ROBERT r. WILLIS,
RICHARD III. WILLIS,

PRINTING INK-We shall have constantly on hand ANU
supply Johnson Duraps best Printing Ink al moderate
prices. nm
Enquirer Office, March 10, Is43. l0
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GtOyr H. CO.'S OFFICE.


Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond, pTginia.
IJoYT CO. beg most respectfully TO call the attention
Tor December S3 to be found bellows and on caren
perusa they feel satisfied TINT In want OF money WIN
of the beautiful schemes offered to them. H. Co.
still reputation long established, for selling BIG
PRIZES Our avorte Lottery Tor December Is the Sooo To be
9th December and hope to have an order from YOU
Sir your friends and, in return, feel confident that
your ren,tances will prove profitable 70 you Please address
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass No. 81, will be drawn De-
oO0 10000 6ooo 5000, 4oco $780, aCoo 47
a5 prizes of ,U00 &c, &C.
certificate package 25 whole tickets in the above VIII
be sent for Sl3O-sharss IN proportion
s5O,00O for the 9th December.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY class So, will be drawn Deem
10000 10000 $780, 5000, $685. 50 prizes
Whole Tickets only slO-shares in proportion.
certificate package of DC whole tickets IN the above Will
be sent for si4o-shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass No. 50, win be drawn De-
Grand Shem,-l prize of $4,000 laOOo G,oOO $780, 3,aa7
$780, ~ prizes Of 81 ,00O &C., &c.
Whole Tickets soshares in proportion n. .,,,. nil,
certificate Of package Of 25 whole tickets IN the above w"
be sent for Sl3U-shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass co. draws Dec. %.
Capal-sOO 10000 5000, 2uoO 1850, l,5oo 10 prizes Of
I,OO0 &C.
certificate Of package Of D whole tickets IN ihe ABOVE WI"
be sent for Sl00-sllarcs in proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 81, draws ao,h Der;
Capa-s3UOO0 10000, 5000, $500, 5000, 1880, S9a,
prizes Of $500, 30 prizes Of 600, &c
Tickets slO-shares in proportion.
certificate of package Of % whole tickets In the above LOT
,e,y win be sent for S3O-slares In proportion
HoYT & CO. sell Tickets all Lotteries advertised by j. G.
Gregory & Co., and ON the same terms. e ,a
Nov. IL oo-"tu
DDA A,rns 0Her Is prO
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-WilI he Sold at the late resi-.
IN dence of Meriwecr Jones deceased on FRIDAY The eth
day of December si3 fair Otherwise the first lair Law there
after variety OF articles of oSo Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils Crops If Corn Fodder &c. Stock Of Horses
Cattle and Hogs A>o several Young very
TERMs-The Negroes will be sold for cas-for residue Of
Inc property credit Of sin months will be allowed all sums
above ten dollars the purchaser giving approved
~, for all sums Of dollars, and und,r will m required
PETER w. BROWN
Administrator of Mcriwelher Jones deceased.
hanover, Nov ~, le0 57-2awids
~ Wing copy twice country paper and send account 10
this office for collection
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deficiency of The revenue, during The
Inst haIf year Of 1871, to meet LIE
expenditure Of the same tina,
"Dehciency OF the FIRST half brought
forward,
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"Tota' deficiency Of actual revenue 10
meet actual expenditure during the
yea: le4l, :
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EX(,BAN f,E HOTEL.


THE proprietor grateful for The patronage continues
enlightened public and beg leave
Inform them his UNIDENTIFIED please
make the Exchange Hotel their home. The price board
reduced 81 IS dly and Ia country
Others who remain week 81 so per day only without
charge for hires, light, &c. tie prepared
receive few gentle with their families. single gentlemen,
beers of the Legislature for the ensuing session. he bcg leave
also 10 his will lie ess than
the considering the comforts
Gentlemen from the country visiting the Hotel husrs
informed, the hest will be taken James
Harden whose Stable Is contiguous the Hotel 50
day Yearly Boarders for meals only, the Geneens Ordi
nary, 500 per year; Ladies' Ordinary, sea5.
FREDERICK BoYDEN.
Richmond, Nov7 1919. 52-2aw5w
JAMES RIVER Il KANAWIIA COMPANY.
ENHE ninth Annual Meeting Of Stockholders of
RWtrand katawha Company will be held the Capitol, in
the City Of Richmond, with PERMISSION proper authority
on MONDAY, the nth December nea
BY order OF the President and Directors
Richmond, eth November, lsi3
CORN OF A PROXY,
IL NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, the
Subscribers hcng Stockholders in the James River
nawha Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
and lawful attorney and proxy represent all
general meetings OF The Stockholders of said Company
In SIX months from and after the date hereof when
personally present represented by other proxy with full
power ana authority at such general meetings. such
oteS ana 10 do such other each of could
do, member of the said meeting il personally
votes act acts said attorney may lawfully give for
IN pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred him.
witness our hands and seals this day Of -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
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pRENlCM blank BOoKS.-J. ". RANDOLPH has i get Of
blank Books Tor which he received silver medal at the late
Agricultural Far made Of the best paper well ruled, ana houna
g and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES one OF the most spenaia
% Books ever in Richmond which he will sell NJ mode
~ 2tc Nh charge for the extra work. recolec that
% work aad al ether kinds of Bonkbinine, done ut snort
A%,te' and in Il style that must give satisfaction.
"piA ~ all cases warranted. -
1' Orders r Books Stationery, Music &C., will receive
FtApt attention. If nd 'ressea To
J. W. RANDOLPH Main street, Richmond.
Ndy. 10 53-tiD
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aAlES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-By virtue of Deed OF
Trust executed by John B Christian Trustees
tam purposes therein described which deed
teh day OF June -S and is OF record in the Charles
CITY County we shall proceed the 9TH day of February
al tue Bearnn Office News Rooms in the Borough Norfolk
sell! |" The highest bidder for cash. Tract Of Land the
said county ut Charles city cal ed NEW WES1BURY supposed
To contain from 900 10 500 acres, and situated between erk
ley ami Shirley THIS estate is understood he valuable and
the lille hdlspu,ale; but acting Trustees shall convey
only such title vested in : by the said deed.
JOHN 4. MACKfNDER, r.,
X. McCANDlSH, i''s'''''
Nov
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p sS"ds olone By s 4. SMITH, at the Syn Of the
w.. Boot Main street, opposite The end Of the Old
Ano psons are invited calf who in want Of
sss or SHOES am determined TO sell cheaper from
he ist Of January, 1874 than any person in Richmond
large and well selected and Two cents profit on pair
hy, all ask, therefore who call will fail
sn1e viii sell first Negro Brogues at 81 35 that is
FsIhesat IN Richmond. Come and get bargans-eh!
Don't forget the Red Boot.
Nav. SAML. A. SMITH. .
SS--tf
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FRIflT TREES FOR SALE

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
TIE subscriber has at Spring Farm, mile from the City,
iarc Tc,,-beslcs from twenty thirty Thousand Peach
Tees II most approved Kind, such take III. lead IN the
We" mS and New Jersey markets, which he WIN sen ON re
te teims These ;ine and vigorous not .quaed
?! any IN The Northern Nurseries
y Information desired in regard 10 The planting OF eng OF
frees, viii bs readily given WM- l. GklE Z.
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4 PRINCIPAL TO THE SMITHFIEI.D ACADEMY win be
eed on Saturday, the 18th OF December, l343 In addition
binary branches Of English Education, the Principal
e., Nademy he ceH qualified 10 teach the Latin and
Languages and the higher Mathematics Applicants will
h testimonials Of intellectual and moral qualifications
& subscriber post yaidj before the day of election.
JAS G. JORDAN,
s Secretary Board Of Trustees.
>4Nlheld Nov g. 1919 5l-St
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U"INIsI KATUKS SALE Ir sold, the highest hII-
der, IN WEDNESDAY, the 18Th december, 1913 fur.
MOI" the next fair day. ~ The late residence Of Elizabeth Wilson
deceased oil The county OF Amelia all the rriSlbe property
the Estate consisting of the Stock Horses Hogs Sheep
cattle the Crops OF Corn Oats and Fodder Aso all The House
d ana Kitchen Furniture, Carriage aud Harness, Plantation
Utensils &c, sc.
TrRMs-For all sums OF dollars and under cash will
CURED over ten dollars months credit the purchasers
giving bond with approved security carry dar
Tue interest l" he reunited the principal Pinctualy paid
lroDahy Two " three Negroes may he added 10 The sale
JOS. BRAGG.
administrator of Elizabeth Wilson, deceased.
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