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CONCORD ACADEMY.

TINE next session of this Institution will COM
luence the lst Of FEBRUARY, and terminate the
2Db OF November following IL is located in
Caroline county, Virginia, about forty miles
norm of Richmond, and three miles from the
Ri,bmond and fredericksburg Rail Road, in
situation retired and healthy, and offering as few
,pmp.a,ionslo vice as any in The State.
The course OF instruction comprises the Ian.
euases and sciencies generally, and IS designed
10 prepare Students thoroughly for Colleges ana
Universities The Students OF Ancient Lansua-
ees are arranged in two classes junior and senior,
and are instructed by daily projections and exa-
mutations. They are also exercised regularly IN
converting Greek and Latin into English and En-
elish inio Greek and Latin. In connection with
Aucen, Languages are taught Ancient Geogra-
phy and Ancient History.
The Mathematical course is extensive, COM
nri>;ug Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Plane
!Trsonometry, Spherical Trigonometry, with its
anoIcaton 10 Nautical Astronomy, and the DIFF
tarential and Integral Calculus.
The course Of Natural Philosophy comprises
Mechanics, Hydrodynamics, Pneumatics, Acous-
lies. Electricity and Galvanism, Optics and As
The course of Moral Philosophy comprises
Belle Leures, Rhetoric, Ethics, and Political
Economy.
The price of Board and Tuition, including
Washing, Bedding and Fuel, is 5000; Sl0O
PAYABLE the first Of FEBRUARY, 500 the first OF
Jaly.
For,he character Of the Institution, and the ef-
hceucr of his mode OF instruction. the subscriber
refers TO the gentlemen whose names are given
blow, and TO the annexed testimonials OF the
Professors of the University OF Virginia, and OF
William and Mary College
Parents and Guardians who may wish to place
their sons and wards at this Seminary, are re-
oues,ci 10 direct their letters to Concord Acade-
nv, Caroline County, Va, addressed 10 the sub
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN, A. M,
President.
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LOTTERIES,

7 F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
y. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HorEL,
Richmond, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
ries, for sale by J.F. WORD.
The Ne'o Year "opens rich" in the Lottcry ,cay.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. |, TO be drawn
January 4lh, 1915. Scheme: prize Of $40 900,
Of 10000, of 10000, of 10000, of 10000,
of 10000 amounting 10 100000, 25 prizes Of
1000, &c. Whole Tickets $40; halves s. quar-
lers 3 So Certificates of packages of % Whole
Tickets $3.50; halves 65 quarters 80 SO.
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 9, for 1915, TO
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, ia
nuary llth, 1915. Grand Capitals: $4,000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, $780, so prizes OF
1900, so Of 500, so of 400, &C., &c. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates of
packages of 26 whole Tickets $3.50; halves G5;
quarters 80 SO.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 3, for 1915, to be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday. Janu-
airy 18th, 1915. 10 drawn ballots Splendid
Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 4,00O 3,400,
$500, 1000, 800, 10 prizes Of 1000 10 Of 500,
10 OF 200, &C., &c, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters so. Certificates of packages of %
Whole Tickets $l20; halves 60; quarters so.
Mammoth
10000 Dollars so prizes of 900 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 4, for 1876, TO be
drawn in Alexandra, D. G., on Saturday, the a5lh
Of January, 1915. Brilliant Prizes: / splendid
prize Of $4,000, $4,000 5000 COCO 5000, 2dl5,
80 prizes Of 1000, SO Of 500, SO of 300, $50 of
200, &c &c. Tickets Sl2; halves s. quarters B.,
eighlhs SO. Certificates of packages Of d
whole Tickets $l6O; halves 80; quarters 40;
eighths 20.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certf-
cafes Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account Of each drawing sent immediate
ly after it is over to all who order from
Dec % ]. F. WORD, Richmond Va.
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AUCTION SALES,

EXTENSTVESALE OFLAND, SLAVES, &c.
TN pursuance of two DEGREES of the Circuit
i Superior Court of Law and Chancery, for
King George County; the one pronounced at the
April, and The other at the October Term ISL
in the case OF Washingions Guardian ag't Brax-
ton, &c, the undersigned Commissioners appoint
ed for that purpose, will offer for sale al public
auction, on Monday, The Gu day Of January nert,
1915, tair, fnot on the first tar day thereafter, all
the right tile and interest of Augustine NJ Brax-
ton, in the following real estate, in King George
County, Va:
/. Potomac View situated Immediately on the
Potomac River, containing between 300 and 400
acres fland On this estate there is large
and comfortable dwelling, with all the usual out
houses.
3. Plentiful Farm, adjoining Potomac View,
and containing about 133 acres.
3. Point Pleasant, lying Immediately in the
neighborhood of the first mentioned estate, and
contains 315 acres Of superior land.
A. Roseland This estate contains $50 10 360
acres, and is Immediately on the river.
5. Union, containing 473 acres Of good land,
and has on it mill, which, well managed, may
be rendered very profitable.
The interest of Augustine NJ. Bra1,on, in said
land, is an estate that will determine upon the
death of either said Braxlon or his wife Pos
session will be given the purchaser on the day
OF sale. The sale will be without reservation or
condition.
We SHALL BY virtue Of the authority aforesaid,
sell at The same time The life estate OF Mrs. A.
NJ. BraXlon, in 10 or so slaves; and in absolute
right, a large number Of stock, (caltlc, mules,
and horses,) and quantity Of House and Kitch-
en- Furniture and plantation utensils The sale
OF all the property real and personal, will be made
al Potomac View.
II The terms under the decree, arc, for the
land, one-thrd Of The purchase money on The day
of sale, the balance 10 be paid in twelve months
thereafter, The purchasers executing bonds with
approved security tor The deferred payments. For
the slaves a credit oftwelve months will be given,
the purchasers executing bonds with approved Sc
cnry for the purchase money; and also, bonds
in double the estimated value of The slaves pur-
chased, conditioned not TO remove them beyond the
limits Of the Commonwealth. The peIishabe
property will be sold on credit OF six months
for bonds with like security for sums exceeding
Sl0-under that amount, CASH.
CARTER M: BRAXToN, Commits
w. K. MASON, sioncrs
KIM C,rnr,rp Va Dac 6-c'1S
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LAND FOR SALE,

ALBEMARI.E LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue OF decree Of tie Circuit Superior
ID Court of Albemarle county, pronounced on
the 18th day of October 1914, in the case of APP
pling, guardian &c, Us. Darnele CT a., shall
proceed on Friday, the 9th day of December next,
iffair, if not the next fair day, 10 Offer for sale on
the premises in said county, the Tract of Land
called Enfield, wherein Mrs Sarah w. Darniee
now resides, and which was devised to her and
her children, by her father, the late Ben. John
son. decd. The said land contains between 500
and 600 acres, about one half of which is cleared
and the rest is in woods, well supplied with excel
lent timber. Il lies exceedingly well both for cul-
tvation and improvement-and is only about
or /. miles from the town of Scotlsville, on
the James river and kanawha Canal. The land
is good-highy improveable-and particularly
adapted TO the culture OF Tobacco and corn. The
situation for family residence is particularly de-
sirable-bcins scarcely surpassed BY any in
the county, for health, nearness to market and So
ciety. Only about S75 will be required in
cash, 10 defray the expenses of the sale, &c. on
the remainder Of the purchase money 4 credit OF
one, two and three years will be given-the pur-
chaser giving good personal security and a Trust
deed on the land. The land will be shown al any
time by the subscriber, or Mr.. Benz. L. Darnielle
living IN ScottsviIle.
AUSTIN N. APPLING, Commissioner.
7--J STPONEMENT.-Thc above sale is
postponed until TUESDAY, the Nth day OF January
next, if fair, il not the next fair day.
AUSTIN NJ. APPL1NG,
Dec l3-ctds Commissioner.
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.

NEGRO f1ltlING, &C.
A the season for hiring out for the ensuing
II year is approaching, we deem it advisable
to inform our friends at a distance, and the public
generally, that We are stilcngaged in that branch
of our business, and shall continue TO devote our
special attention TO it that is TO hiring out ne
groes collecting their hires, experimenting them
through the year, particularly in cases ofsickness
and disposing Of them at public or private sale
Country persons having servants for sale, may
save themselves both trouble and expense, by
sending them to us, with such instructions as
they may think proper 10 give. We shall also
attend to The purchasing ofslaves, on commission
for any who may desire our services in that way
g-rOAice on Main street, corner above Big.
gers Lottery Office, over the Grocery Store of
VIM. NJ. Harrison, Esq, where one or both OF
US may always be found during business hours.
pHILIP NJ. TABB & SON.
NIB. Applicants from the country, 10 hire
their negroes in town. would consult their int
rest by giving the information on or before the
18th day of December, and by sending the ser
wants to US on or before that date, or as soon as
practicable thereafter. P. NJ. TABB g. SON.
Richmond, Dec 4-ct
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NEGRO HIRING.

TNHE subscriber having sold his interest in
the Auction business and Bell Tavern,
would inform his friends and the public, that his
Office is in the alley of the Bell Tavern, and in
tends continuing the Commission business, in
Guiding the hiring Of servants out for the ensu-
ing year.
His object will be to get the highest prices, good
homes, and have the hires we'll secured, and will
pay strict attention to them through the year, and
particularly in cases Of sickness. He latters
himself that from long experience in the above
line of business, to give entire satisfaction to
those who may entrust their business to him
Persons intending to send servants TO hire, will
please notify him as early as possible, and send
their servants in Town from the LIST to 10th Of ia
nuary. Address to ROBERT HILL.
Dec l2-d&cl0J
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY
One mile FINN Richm0ud. an ihe Hcst- !
UITc HIHt TfUHE HttIHUHHi UH
hmm po0J


ham Rood.
TSHE Proprietor Of this establishment returns
i his sincere thanks to liberal pnblc for The
patronage he has received at their hands Tor the
last twenty years, and earnestly solicils con-
tinuance OF their favors.
AT this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties of all the different kinds OF
Fruit Trees common TO this climate, viz APP
Piles, Pears, Peaches Cherries, Apricots, Plums,
Neclarines and Ailments Also, few of the
most choice varieties OF Roses and Ornamental
Trees, such as Linden and English Naples
Abont 10000 Grape Vines, of the most approved
varieties native and foreign;-amongst the for
mer is the celebrated Norlon's Virginia Seeding,
famous for table nse and wine. He also keeps
constantly on hand supply OF Domestic Wine,
the pure juice OF the grape. Raspberry Vines,
Gooseberry Bushes and Asparagus Roots, good
supply always on hand-all Of which he is desi-
rons 10 sell at reduced prices. Apply 10
JOHN CARTER,
At Nursey, near Richmond,
Orto RICHARD HILL, JR.,
Nov. 7-ctf Agent, over Enquirer Office.
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NEGRO HIRING.

THE subscriber offers his services to his
j. friends and the public, to hire out their ne
groes and would advise them to send their negroes
in as early as possible.
He will use his best endeavors to obtain good
homes and good prices. He will always be found
at the Bell Tavern.
Those Of the patrons Of Robert Hill e. Brother
who wish the subscriber TO hire out their negroes
for the ensuing year, would do best to inform him
as early as practicable. n. B. HILL.
Dec 5-c&dtf
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ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
At tic Branspih Mineral Springs, B,Hnsrick,
Virginia.
TIME exercises Of Instruction will be resumed
Il again on the 18th of January, ls45-the first
session commencing on The 18th OF January and
ending on the 18th Of June; the second session
commencing on the first OF July and ending on
the last of November. There being short sus-
pension OF studies from the fifteenth of June TO
Inc first OF July, CATER public examnation,) the
Summer vacation being shortened with the vicw
TO give TO Students the advantage Of The Springs
in the sickly season Of the months ofAugust and
September.
In the English course will be taught those sub
jccts which are commonly taught in public and
private Schools, the higher and minor branches
of English, including the most useful branches
Of Mathematics, Algebra, Surveying, Trigono-
mclry, Mensuration, Philosophy, &c.
In the Classical course will be taught properly
and systematically the various Classical Authors,
Latin and Greek.
The accommodations at the Springs, pleasant
walks, and the retired situation, present TO Stu
dents many advantages for study. The Dormi-
tories being suitably prepared with comfortable
private rooms to accommodate two or four students
as occasion may require. The situation is ex-
ecedngy healthy, restoring to health the delicate
and sickly. The strictest attention will be paid
to the morals and habits of the Students, and his
unremi,ted exertions will be used TO advance and
promote the interest of his pupils in public and
private; and from the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 him, and his success in teaching,
trusts to merit continuance OF the patronage
OF his friends and the public, not unaware ofthe
duties of the School room, however arduous and
responsible. A tri-weekly stage from Belfeld,
passing BY the premises will afford 10 Students
an easy conveyance 10 the Springs.
TERMS as heretoj0re:
Board, (be fare good per session of five months,
Students furnishing their Lights, S35 90
For the Classics, per session, II so
For the higher English branches, Algebra.
&c. ID w
For the higher English branches, (Mathema-
tics e1cepied,) II 80
For the Elementary branches per session, 10 90
Dec 20-cw4w JOHN J. GREGG.
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NOTICE.

NOIICE.
TINE Co-partnership Of HUBBARD, GARD
i NER & CO., expires BY Limitation on the
first of January next. All persons having de-
mands against the firm, will please present them
for payment on or before the 3lst Of December,
and those indebted will be called on for a settle
ment of their accounts at an early day in Janu-
AIRY.
We have on hand fifteen hundred pair Of
SHOES Of our own manufacture, of superior
quality, suitable for Factory and Plantation
hands, which we now offer at reduced prices for
cash, or approved credit and We will sell, during
the month iof December, by the package, any
goods we have on hand for cash. at cost.
HUBBARD, GARDNER s. co.
IN
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PIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of lMa..''
ID and Governor Streets

ID and Governor Streets
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 Capitals-sJ IS Nos, Is ballots.
Drawing received by Fridays mail. Capitals
$4,000, 5000, 1000, l,G00, 40, &c, SC. IS
Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets 81.
$1,000 Capitals-s-.J Is drawn ballots.
Drawing received by Saturdays mail Capt.
tails $1,000, 2,0U0, $780, 200, l,l9G, &C., &c.
70 Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets s.. Fine
Scheme TO buy package in.
Also for Saturday nigh. Capitals $4,000,
1000 1892 $50, 500, 30 prizes Of $40, &c, &c.
IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81.
Grand Schemes 10 draw Shortly.
Grand Scheme-$30, 600 Capital $4,000
$4,000!
Drawing received by Monday Mail, Dec. 80.
Capitals-:sss30 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
10000 of $500 , of 1000, Of 1900 , of 400,
2of l,242, 10 Of 1000, 10 OF SOC, $50 prizes OF
500, ($50O lowest No. price, &C., &c. 10 Nos,
l3drawn ballots Tickets $l2.
FOR JANUARY, 1915.
Grand Scheme-Capilal: $4,000, 50 Of 1000,
~ IS Nos, Is ballots. II
Drawing received by Mondays mail, January
9Th. Splendid Capitals: $4,000 1900, 5000,
3,000 1868 IS. SO prizes Of 1000, &c, &c. IS
Numbers, Is ballots. Tickets SIS. A splendid
Scheme TO buy a package.
Splendid Schcme-Capiial: $4,000, 10000, 10
of 1000 Dollars
Drawing received by Mondays mall January
18Th Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 2,4l0, 10
Of 1000 Of 500, Of 200, Of 1000, &C., &C. :
IS Nos. IA ballots. Tickets $40.
Grand Scheme-S35, 2s5 10000 ne,i)-a grand
Scheme TO buy by The package.
r. Lowest prize $40 nett-lowest two No prize
$40 nett. Is
Drawing received by Mondays mall January
Goth. Grand Capitals: 1876, 9995, 10000, 5000,
1000, 1922 o., $500, , of 1000, Of /, 700, 90
prizes OF 1900, &c, &c. rs Nos, - drawn bal
lots. Tickets only $40.
$4,000 Capital-gJl5 drawn ballots. q
Drawing received by Mondays mail, January
81. Capitals: S25 5000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1000
$500, 1000, l,7O0 l6OO, LILO, 10 Of 1000, &c,
&c. 7S Nos, IS drawn ballots. Tickets $40.
II For other Schemes, call atthc Office
III Packages Of wholes and shares. Single
wholes and shares always on hand, in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing.
u Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. 3. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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EDUCATION.

TINE subscriber will open school the ensu-
J. ing year, At the Little Eagle, situated in the
forks of Hanover, and within few hundred
wards of the frs, turnout on the Louisa Railroad.
In this seminary will be taught the Greek, Latin
and English languages. DR.. WIN. P. Darracott
and my brother Edward will furnish my pupils
with board, washing, lodging &c. The price for
board and tuition will be $780, payable one-half
at the end of each session.
The school will commence on the second Mon
day in January next, and terminate on the first
Friday in December following. There will be a
vacation of one month in The summer, com
mencng on the second Friday in June. Letters
directed TO the subscriber must be sent to Verdon
post Office Hanover. JOHN G. NELSON.
Dec 6-w4wa
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ToHN WATTERsoN, the SON Of Jo, Wat
j terson late Of Montgomery county, State Of
Virginia, Left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard of on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-snce which time, no informa-
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending to. II
he is still living, any information Of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed to James
Heslep Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec. 20-c2aw6m
B Wheeling Times requested TO copy for one
month and send bill 10 James Heslep, as above
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NEGRO HIRING.

TINE subscriber again offers his services to the
: public in this branch OF his business, as the
time for hiring out is near al hand. His en-
deayor will be to give that attention which the in
terests OF the owners require, in sickness especi-
ally. He still continues the collection of debts of
every description, renting out houses, &C. Mr..
Richard G. 1,unstal who has for several years
been associated with him. will assist him in his
business. RICHARD HILL, JR.
Dec 2-d&cfl0fhIan
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LOTTERIES.
SrRATTON,S GEFIcE

STRATTONS OFFICE.
DRAWN Nos. OF Monongaia Lottery No.
~ 81, drawn 20lh
3s 6 II II 81 81 81 % . p 10
Whole Nus. % 81 49, and 81 ~, sold and
paid by Stra,ton.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, No. 30i,
Extra, drawn 20ih
76 II 20 IS l3 1 60 Is 36 40 e. %
Ticket Nos. % 10 4S-anoiher capital sold and
paid By Stratlon.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, 10. IS,
drawn 2lst
As l6 l7s II 81 10 3 20 70 6s
Ticket Nos. 10 As 6S-Sl ,0OO-also, Nos
45 65-$l00-two more capitals sold and paid
by Stratton.
For 18th December-Alexandria Lottery No.
46-Capials $4,000, 10000, 6,000, &c. Also,
30 of g 900, and other priests Nos. IA drawn.
Wholes SO, halves 5, quarters 80
For 1916.
For 4lh January-Alexandria Lottery, No. L.
Capitalist prizes OF $4,000, % of 1000, &C.
IS Nos, 10 drawn Wholes $l0 halves 5, quar-
tiers So
Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
and single tickets in the above schemes in all the
Lotteries, will be promptly attended TO, and draw
ing sent when requested. Please address orders
TO n. STRATTON,
Dec 81 Richmond, Va.
T CT GREGORY s. CO. Managers, No. l0l
y. Main Street, Richmond.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. sc, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, December %, 1914.
10 Nos. IA drawn ballots Grand Scheme:-
Grand Capital Prize of $4,000, / OF 10000,
of 5000, | of 5000, of $500, of $500, of
2,000 of 1863, of 600, / of ! 800, of $50,
2 of 1000, 90 OF 1000, 200 of 500, and many OF
400, 300 $50, 100 &C., &c. Tickets only $40,
halves SIS, quarters s. 80 A certificate OF a
package OF 90 whole tickets $3.50; 2G halftickets
sos; 26 quarter tickets $32 so.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.
Six Capitals OF $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Glass ! !, for 1915: To he
drawn at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, ia
nuary 4lh, 1915. Splendid Prizes 10000 l0-
600, 10000, 10000, 10000, 10000 $500 2,3i0,
25 of 1000, SO oil 400, 200 Of 200 Sc Tickets
$40, halves 5, quarters 2 80 Certificates of
25 quarters 80 50.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. >, for 1915:
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday
January IL, 1915. Grand Capitals Ss5, 900,
10000, 5000, 5000 1000, 3,l20 80 prizes Of
halves 5, quarters So Certificates of Packages
Of IS whole Tickets $3.50, Of % half G5, of 2G
quarters 32 50
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 3, for 1915: To be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, ia
nuary 18Th, 1915. Is drawn ballots Splendid
Scheme: $4,000, 10000 5000, 1000, 3,4O0,
$500, 1000, 1900, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of 800, 10
of 200, &c, &c. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarts
Z 80 Certificates Of Packages of 25 whole Tic
kes $40, halves GO, quarters 80.
Mammoth
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Left my
" residence in March last. Negro Man, by the name
Of MOSES He Ia twenty four years Of age feet or
inches In height built, inclined 10 be bow leg
ged, brown complexion and pleasant countenance he
has been lurking In the nerhborhood Of the Bowling
Green, where he has WHEAT DR.. Taylors Estate, on
the Rappahannoek River,-and 10 Richmond. where he
has brother the property ola Mr.. Bargnmin-aso In
the neghboYhood of Berkeley's Estate. will pay $40
for his nson in Caroline the adjacent coun.
es-$50 In the Sate-Sl00 out ofthe State Of Viraina
RU. III. BRIDGES.
White Chiuueyv P, O., Aug6 Q6AWH
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SALE BY EXECuTRIX

The undersigned will, Immediately aier he
above advertised sale, proceed 10 sell, (l The day
be fair, if not, on the mex, fair day thereaftcr) oil
the same premises, nj public auction, TO the hi:h
est bidder, an undivided moiety of certain per>o-
nal property held by her in common with Dr.
George I. Kenaon (who will at the same time
sell his moieiy,) consisting Of the stoek Of horses.
plements, grain and provender on the said farm,
The terms Of sale will he, for all sums over
$40, six months credit; for sums Of that amount
and under, cash. Bonds . ith approved personal
security will be required Of the purchasers upon
credit. BRITANNIA w. KENYON,
Execulrix OF the last will and testament
OF Beverly kennon, decd.