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ITO NORTHERN TRAVELLERS n oamond, Ere
/ deriek.jarg ard Potomac Observation-Disclosures Of
RIfs.-Sotic1 is hereby given, that The fare Icy the
Railroad route between Richmond aud Baltimore IS now
reduced To ST 80, and between Richmond and Phade-
phia 10 s. only by the stage and steamboat lines
between Washington and Philadelphia
Travellers by The railroad route, through, reach Wash
netnn in niue, Baltimore in twelve, and Philadelphia IN
iwentynre hours after ea.na Richmond, and a'r,c IN
Pai- pa be fore travellers by the and bay boats
nave left Norfolk should they be disposed Ia step IN
Washington Baltimore, they may doso as long a. they
please aud resume their seats without eatra c!arg-
No charge for children under three Yeas age; Others
under twelve years of age, half price.
Hour of departure Of the car, from Richmond quarter
pa.t5 A. ~ THOMAS SHARP,
Aug. Is 2s-n agent Of Transportation.
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THE urxt session viii commence on the IL, OF Octo
4 Der, AMI close on H.. :tih oi D-ceI.he!. After u
recess OF ten days from thai time, the niiss will be
again resumed and prosecuted until the i al August
The of study embraces those elementary branch
Is that usually taught III best acid. mes, aad III
the Freshman aud sophomore years Of colleges
For n full Arrangement I'll these suiies ard isl -;
the textbooks, refer the reader the printed cta
lngur. They are conducted by thee competent teach
ers who heel determined 10 employ their best energies
10 deserve tho patronage ot the community. ~ the
opening of The ensuing year, II is expected that adj
dtional Professor Will be Obtained and that the studies
uf The Junior Year, inclgding Natural Philosophy and
chtm.Iy, will br added Ia present culits-. The
discipline Of the Institution viii be firm hnt ai,ct"n-
ate. Circular containing candid statement ui the
department. schGllnrship and AT, dauce Of each pup
will he Ia hs parent ~ the cosr al every two
months The hahlts oil tbs Students herttofu att.
tive and correct viii, III believed, be material I'M
oged by This arrangement The beautiful ocali IL
me from Richmond, combines The advantages of
city and country residence. Us an impression uI.it
vor1h!c lis hcnllhiuln-ss la been made certain
sections, IL j. proper {" STATE thar r Schoo' has been
operation ~ tls place since January l. lc.Ij vi b
average of n students beside, The fmilicS al The
teachers ard servants, and that genera complaint
regard health has been made until last Fl!. Al
that time fever that extended over ials entire cgi
prevailed 1t III" Institution, and 10 "e case proved IA
I'll To AVOID the ii such aud cyrat The
ginning OF the Fall on i now postponed iii The
Is, of October, and u confidently hoped that students
from the feaitlr-i regions Vi. Will fine i; safe la
reside here from that period.
TgRas-for board, Including every thing, during the
short ses,iun, sos 5J-rultion sin 20. For hoard and
tuition, dun. The long srssiun, S-i-mak,rg total o:
sl2n for ~ months. Payments should be- maize hall in
advaEre and haii al the close oil each term tandi-
'ateS for The ministry recommended hy tlI- Virginia
lap. Id Society, admitted on the payment of $50
per anIuin
3Sf- IN arrangement has been made by the Trustees
WITH NJ. lsidoic G'iIlet, accomplished frenchmau
who ALA speaks the En.'i-h ianeutc", give three
iess""Sa week IN French, wltlon; antura ehast
By ORDER or THE BOARD.
Aug. IL 2S--wit
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= r. WORLDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE, Oyposuc
y khe EIcha,le knt. k.ehmgLa. IN SIN dc Ick.is

r. WOODS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE, Oypo,tfc
- the ErehdMse Hotd K,ehmOLd. Ia Single Tickets
and Packages all the Lotteries for safe by j. f. No
Tie fol owing a. the iea.ins apltas with the pricr
Of ck-ls, in the principal Lotteries 10 be drawn m
September. Early Communications are respectfully 50
lIccl:
Alexandra. Lottery, cla. 81 Sept. IN. a3n Coo Ca
pai, ~ at ) 400, &c. Tickets Sl0-harcS proper
,iru certificate of package Of - whole ,.che,.
cost. 6 ':si--halves and quarters la proportion.
Alexandra Lottery, Class 30, Sept li;h 55 900 Ia
pial 80 prizes Of 81 coo, Tickets $40. ceIt.f
cate of package OF ~ whole tickets Costs S3Jaivrs
HHd quarters IN proportion.
Alexandra I.otery, Class 81 Sept 2ist. $40 Goa "a
pita 100 al Si.GC0, Tickets Si0. certificate
package - whole tickets VIII cost Siju-!aives
ard quarters III proportion.
R,drd .N1mnro,h II FJty Ia H'srd DoHar,.
Alexandria Lottery, tlas. T.. Sept. .s,lI ta?'tss:
$500 o5la', 5000, l0,Clo, 900, 5000, 60 81 o o,
&C.. sc. Tickets e!j-shaf.s IN prOp"f,Ion. - NUN
her letter.. IL drawn Ballots. certificate at package
uf - w,uc wil be SOLD for the low price al
S!7O--halges e5-Gna:iers 70 -. his is a splendid
SCHEME anI great many przrS Will h. sold in II -
The only ihr leading capitals are other
prilrr-n all, amounting u near MILLION or DOL.
LARS. Orter. fI t,csct- ia" ".,.v", any otter
nitriy under The management at j. & Grecnn = Goa
viii be p.ouip.ly attended 10 i addressed
J. +. WORD, Richmond, ~.
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JULY. Q
IN CHANCERY.-Vr In Gcochland
/ Cn,n,,, (,a,r, t-,L Paw, ;sti.

IN Y-yrKcxtA:-In Goochland
i County, Court, 18th June ieii:
On the motion of Winston and Fontaine
Thackcr, Peggy Cole?, Sally Moody, Frank
Whtlock, Patsy Siler and John Moody Fare,
Distributes CT Nancy Coev, decd-It is order
cd that all persons who may have claims against
the estate OF said Nancy Colcy, decd, do exhibit
the same for settlement before Pleasant Turner,
Executor OF said Nancy Colcy, IN or before the
Isl day OF September next; and that 4 copy OF
this order he published in some newspaper printed
in the City of Richmond for weeks Successive
~, and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
Of this county on two Court days.
A Copy-Tese;
MAR. W. MILLER, D. C. G. c.
July 8 ls-wSw-
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I G. GREGORY {. CO., M,s.GyR,, RrcmYc>p,
y VIRGINIA, OJcc Man, ~ aOJr betJp
.Ndia and li,h streets.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR SEPTEMBER.
3o.nco Dollars ital.-h'e-rndria Lottery. Cl,ss
No. ~, for 1917 tn hr drawn al aleNan.is. e.. on
.airiay Sepemhe :, Lii fr2rs: prize nf a3U 800,
~ I, Ga, ~, 1905, :,50c 1000, 10 OF 900, ~ IL
500, &C. &c.
Tickets : O-ilayrs a-QIaris:s o 50.
Certificate ni y Package ." =, Whole Tickets, 1870;
Is Half do, e.; ~ Quarter do. - so.
~ 900 Dollars !-Arsandrla Lottery. Class Ne. -, f
i-Ii la he drawn Il; Alexandria, u. e., oa sanit,
Sru,r mL-r H. lii Ca,na's prize al s35,0ne, IL tG1,
3c0n al.a 81 of coo. 80 at 40. ls2 "f .@', &c, &c.
Tickets Sic-Iia.,cs 5-tiuatters = ~.
Certificates al Package III nj Whole Tickets, $780,
% Half de-, Is; 81 Quarter do, j! ~.
"a co0 Doars Capital. A'ctmi!ria Lottery. Class
n" 81 .ur lsii tote drawn 1t Alexandria. ~ g.. "n
saturday. Sept n, is!i Pfites: ! pf.zr of $50 Gdo,
10 900 r0a, G0l, s0r. M I'm ri 40. Sc
Tickets $40 Halves 5Quaitrrs2 -
CeitiGcnie at a Package a - Whole Tickets, $3.50;
Is Half do C,. - Quarter CO., 80 50.
SOMETHING BRILLIANT.
s5n GG0-s25 nl0-2 H. ,uDa-t;rnnd Alexandria I.ote
~ Class +, Tor 1871 IL he drawn 81 Arnandrii. ID g.
on saturday. SEPT 70, lsi - number lottery, II drawn
ballots. Srr About prize I" hiank Magnificent
-cl.nlr: ! rsard capital rf s.,l,Gbi, 2jt0', 5000,
0O0o 90 5OtG, 5 o. 9,67, II 40, 90 nf l,Gro
~ Of 5G - of 40 "a oi 81 - It 2on Ol al l51, &c
sc. Whale Tickets oniy SIJ-iialyrs 7 a0-tlu.it-rs
- 7s-Ei: hihs 81 e. Certificate q. Pas kaye al 20
Whole TIcSc:s S1D: d.. Hail do 60, IL" Qtaier III" ,
Il 80: dn E'ehihs, 81 ~
{r orders for Iicatt- and Shares aud tcri lcncs n
Pars,pr- thr above splendid tcrirs wilis'"'" the
nioeg prompt attention. AMI official accun" al orch
drawing cent whcn requested. L. nil w "fd. :f"n III
Address J. q. GREGORY < 90, MsnAg.r.,
No. l0l, West Main street, Eictnond, Va
Auc 81 5l-.yth
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JAMES II. JUREY, COMMISSION NEE
j CHANT. RICHMOND, Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour, Nhca, ana other Proiuce-and on con-
signmcn,s in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street, three doors above Williams
& HaxalIs Warehouse, on The Basin Bank.
RErEREScEs-Mcssrs T. x J. s: James &
Co, Richmond; Col Jno r. Jones, W. P. Parish,
Esq, charlottesville; Messr:. L. I. Tnsley &
Co, Lynchburg; f. May, Esq, Staunion; John
C. McClanahan, Esq. Buchanan; J. W. \.
Saunders, Esq Buckingham; Reuben Rasland,
Esq, Powllatan; DR.. James L. Jones, Orange.
March 3 9b-tf
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POETRY
From the Globe
SHIP AfIONt
mrcn yrr RrM.rss r>>uSc."


" hat sail IL that messmacS 10 windward, wohccr,
Sn sa,lanily riding al uu'.er full SAL:
What nni-, that. llafh. sue Is armed with Jose
thunder.
She l,,,.s axe war-cloud tha, rides on the gale
Why SILVER my timhers-ts STANCE san nld ctony,
Pm cut nf my reck 'ning--in that there's no Joke;
How graceful her trm-how maJe.tic-slop, honey,
rs the ship Constellation, Sr-Cortaodcre f0sS
l!azza for old Tronsiies-pIidr III our hation;
Nine cheers, too, for Polk, Daas, TrNtS-Iri"rm;
Young lIick'ry will ever be found NJ his station
IA, the pilot, my lads. that can weather The Storm.
Tho his foes all croakng OF rock, shoai and pfeak
or, 80.
Aud swore That tho ship wonld rot 1--we TO come BACK
How timhers would foil when tornad"s oritake he'-
Her mas, ,.y The board and her hull all a wreck
To The shin uons,i uiiol-n Liberty cau'e--
IA her 5:atspan.'.d banner waves over the oc,in'
Oh Nep,uue will smile Ia the piid. 81 applause.
Iiun hui IN f,r tn yship-our bn'd Cohs'ita'ich-
Nine cAssr.. iur cur victor, ,tacniy-six guns
Good hye Ia the Coous-ihey are of ~ confusion
TARPAtllN.
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DEO NEGROES FOR sALE--'fhc sub
LJO >criher wll scu, by private contract, in
families and lots 10 suit purchasers, the above
named number OF likely and valuable negroes n
any time between the present date and the first of
December next, or until that number or there
abouls is disposed Of Southern planters and 9TH
erS risiingio purchase, are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber residing near Lorctto Post OF
fec, Essex county, Va.-and al letters ofenquir,
past ye,;d, will be promptly attended 10. The IL.
cili!cs for transportation, by land or water are
very good, and the negroes, as lot, are equal 10
any ever offered for sale in Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
Julv 4 lift Executor of Poht p Warnr
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HODGES, UNION HOTEL.


This Establishment; is nov undergoing
E ETrEeGAl thorough repair in every branch OF
all Mechani>,n-will be neatly and we'll fur
nShci and opened ready 10 receive Day Board
crs on Tuesday The 10Th Of july. Transicnis
and Families on the Isl of August II is deem
Ct, useless TO say any thing in way of rcoomincn-
iation Of this House, for ii is conceded BY all
who know it, there is not House in Virginia 10
Surpass ii for comfort and convenience: il is
vel! located for business, can Accommodate
about 300 PERSONS i, will be furnished with Wa
Ter from The Bloody Run Spring, which is con-
sidcred equal 10 any waller in Lower Va. The
Stable is large, airy and in first rate oroer; the
OS;lers are as good as any in the State. All the
proprietor can say for himself and assistants is,
that cvery effort will bc excrlcd To give satisfac
ton. G. A. HODGES.
Richmond July II, 1914.
7. S.-A first rate House Keeper wanted, al
50, No. Cook; none need apply unless they
can come well recommended, and are fully quail
fed to discharge all the duties faithfully that ap
pertain 10 each branch ofthcir business.
G. A. n.
july % 32-3m
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Aug. OF

A 4 Court IL Quarterly Sessions, held fcr Lon'sa
"A cunty, ~ the Court hrsc thereof IN Monhry, the
l3ih day at August, si, upon thr motion OF Martin
BInnon, -eaicr under The viii uf james kobeHs"ri
Deceased, The Court nuth order tmt all persons who
may have claims against the -aid dccrdent DO exhibit
ir /" ir. William 4. Gillespie. iiIS Eaeeu',r r.
nitfin Srycniy days lfuIn lhl- time, t'lrm' and
that copy ii this order lee published ~ ON" Richmond
newspaper Tor cri: weeks successfully, aud posted III
the Ci o. this Cunt h"se o., Two sevelal Court da;s
y Copy F'slr, .........
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vv,APPAHANNOCK MALE SCHOOI.-fhe mex ses-
ron Of this School VIII commence the LIST day Of De-
,ober ensuing, and continue ten months.
The School VIII Continue under the immediate ma
ma cement OF Mir. i. Emor. hdncS, with sGch assist
anrr as the number Of Scholars mly rrner i.erdiul
All tie branches usually pursued III hr Academies o
the State, together with the French and Spanish Lam
gua-es, w br tajsh
Tuition for the ten months sa7.
Lectures VIII he delivered each week various sub
iecis connected with the s'utirs of the school
Beard, including light, fue and lodging, may he oh
tained n tile private boarding house of William H.
Frank, Esp, for $50 per session.
GEO II. p0RYSS,
JOHN a PARKER,
WIN. \. WRIGHT, Trustees.
THOS. L. GORDON,
BENZ. F. JONES,
Tnunnb0nnock Aug , 1914 a5-wtlO
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Aug. 20

Tn CHANCERY-ymoM,n-M rules taken
4 in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and CHANGER: u. Prince Edward
county the 81 dav ol June, lSil:
William Borum and Betsy his wife, Thomas
Knight and Sally his wife, Prudence Perkrson,
Nancy Miller. Barrel; White and Rchecca Isis
wife, David A. IT, Ellington aa.s Greed II. Ii
linron. Albert B. Ellington and Alafy J. Ellng
ton, infants, who she by William l.. Ellington,
their next friend, and William II. BrumnaI, -
muel D. ErGmnal and Sarah @. Rrumma'. IN
iants, who sue hy Barton P!riii.h. their nczi
friend Plaintiffs:
against
Nathan 4. Fow!lcS, Executor of the will %
David Ellington deceased. Nelson, 4 freed man,
cmancipa,ed ty the will OF said David Ellington,
and Henry, 4 hoy also c!nancpated by said will,
Defendants:
The defendant, Nelson, not having cnreic! his
appearance and given security. according la an
aci OF The General Assembly and the rules ot this
Court, and il appearing that he is not an inhabi-
tant Of this STATE. on the motion of the plaintiffs.
by Counsel, il is entered at rules aforesaid and
accordingly ordered that the said defendant. Mel
SON do appear here on the first day OF September
term next, and answer tn plaintiffs Bill and
that Il copy o; this order tc forthwith inserted IN
some one of the public newspapers printed in
the city Of Richmond for two months Successive
w. and also posted a; inc ron' door Of the Count
house al this COUNTY \ Copv-1esic
3. J. WORSHAM, c c.
Julv l6--W.lm
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CoaMIs,ruSrR's Oyrfog,

Kirhmonh Dad august, isII J
Puruan; the foregoing decree, have appointed The
:5th day uf October la, tile attendance of the .ar
ties ri nv office In the CITY of Richmond, which day
by ten orluck A. NJ they are hereby notified attend
with the evidence necessary 10 enable 10 rci;'rn
the duties required by the foregoing decree. Aud The
creditors Of LEWIS Eisrnnerger, ceera,e ed. are Also no
fled Ia attend, the sar day, with their cai;iir, aId
the evidence IN support thereof.
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
Auu OF 32-w6w
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MEDICAL COLLEGE IN RICHMOND,
wi ElRGlNIA.-Thc Seventh Winter Session
Of the Medical Department of Hampton Sidney
College, will commence in Richmond on the last
Monday in October, (lhc 2sih) aiid continue I'M
Ill the last of February following.
John Cullen, NJ. D., Proic~or ~ I@eoTy Gad
PrQctice Of jediriac.
Auss l.. Warner, II. D., Professor of Surgery
and .S2reicdi Aa0i0wg.
L. W. Chambcrlayne, NJ. D., PTcjrS@r n
IHcrapcuiicS and .Ha,crid .Mcdjc0.
r. l.. Bohannan NJ. d., Profc&or of ObSic-
trics and Diseases IF IIon,ca and Children.
Socrates Maupin, VI. d.. Professor c' Cicmis-
hy mi Pharmorp.
Jcfiries Wyman, NJ. D., prefsSsorcf Anatomy
ami P5ssi0i0gy.
A commodious and elegant College and mfr
mary Building is in progress of erection, and
will Nc completed hy the opening of the session
il has been So arranged a. to afford o The Student
every convenience and com.1rt, and will enable
the Faculty to extend 10 him all the advantages
and facilities for thorough education, which
Inc present advanced condition OF Medical Science
demands The College lniirmarr. City Aims
house, Armory and Penitentiary. afford ample
means iur instruction in clinical Medicine and
Surgery while the facilities for studying practical
Anatomy, and operative Surgery, are msurpas-
sod PHYSICIANS in the country, who do not re-
cciyc the catalogue, which will bc issued during
this month. CJulv) will please send their adj
dresses (pos, paid.) TO the Dean.
AUGS.. L. WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean Of he E"crHy.
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UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND.

~
THE Animal Lectures by The Faen!i' OF fhEse WI,
4 commence The lat Morday ii Ott"hrf hrN'' ''
continue until The first day III March following 49,,
Richard W. Hal, 81 u Prof. Oh'te'nts and me"''
Jnri-orndrnoc r,,
macy. ...
Samuel Chez, y D, P.uf. Ma'e'ia hrIiea' "e''-
pen,cs. and ItycIcne ,..i..e.,
Joseph eohy u. d., Prof. Aaa'omv ard Fhy .ln.o...
l. -ia Bartlett, NJ ID Professor Theory ana iiae"''
of Medicine. ,n,.
tony ,,.s.,-
ri. well known farili.ies offered by Ills Institution
an unlimited supply Of nl'ciia- for Ana'onie" "'"i
we'll illed Hospital department IN The mmsba. ",
,y If the Med cal College. under the s"le .. a., a.,
the Faculty. with daily clinical instruction. n" .;eaj
ca, and Surgical; n superior Chem cal and f"I"
Anoara,us: free admission for III candidates ~, sor
tion 10 the lectures on P.acca Pharmacy, y, I'D m,
s;.wart IL the Nary land College Of fhiihA. - IN
convenience Of Medical I-adirc Room lu'. '.,t,ai
their building enabe IN. + cg;Iy to 'iit' :" -. :
Students many advantages not To b- oa'" ,,,,n,a
t:nnd boarding including lig! and inei' u" We
'o' = 80 WILLIAM E. A. AKIN, NJ. d. ptan;
Aug % '~---
VANILLA BEAN.-A lot oil very SUPP o.
Y Vanilla Bean, lust received by steamer NV
+. Stockton. for sale hv co
ALEXANDER DUVAL ~.
July
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EplcAL INSTITUTE, ~ EIGuMoNb, vIRGl-
4'2 NiA.-Thr subscriber presents me following
scheme for private Medical Instruction. and re-pcctfnl-
u so'ics TIE cnnricnaacc at lh- members al The pro-
rssiui. The c"ursr al Instruction VIII embrace uc
ysarsa Junior ana Senior Yrareach If which viii hs
divided INTO summer and Winter Session. The sum
Inrr Session Ia commence April 18th, and trrmInnr
September 1t. The Winter session viii Commence
November 1T, and terminate Aafca si.
Tie fee for The ear, enbfacin. 4 Summer and WIN
Ter Session s1u adc For Gather Session srjaair-
ly, $40 dGrsnee The exercises of the institute wi
con,-t al Lectures, RrcilatonS, and Examinations
upon the several branches of Medicine.
ARRANGEMENT of STUDIES.
JUNIOR NEAR-Sgnmsy Se.siohL- SprcIrl AEatn-
my Special Philosophy; Msteria ilrdca aud Thctarru
rcs; Chemistry. Ha,tr S.ssign-io the ouninft ~im-
die viii hr added Surgical Anat"my Surgery Thrufc
teal and Practically Theory aad PctIcr OF Medicine;
Midwifery.
SENIOR SEAR.--SDmntr SessinR-tienrrll Anato
nv; prnripcs al Parlioo:y Pathological Anatomy &c
neral Phs-i"os Au-cuatI"n Medical jurisprudence.
Mater Se-,oa-eyiew oi all the Studies of the Junior
and Senior year,.
In addition To The above, The Student VIII have access
AT AL lImts to The Medical and surgical under
Treatment the Aims House, College InErntry aud
PrnIrcmia,y, anrd!ns him ample opportunity Of oli,n
ing practical ininrnation ard testing 10y observation
The arCufa.y # the principles which Leng inru
Gated. Adde'S AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. u.
Richmond, aprii 9th, lsi;. IU7-tn
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July %

BELL TAVERN, RicuaoSp, Va.
TiIE subscribers will take charge OF this
fTs-tt1 popular and wcll-known House, on Tues
.sa.A day, the l6;h, and respectfully solicit
share of patronage from their friends and the
public. They have furnished the house through
ont with new furniture. Their table will always
be supplies! with the best eatables the markc, will
afford and their bar with The best liquors
RO HILL &; BROTHER.
Irl. &c o0-fl0
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ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc heirs
Vol the late Reynolds Chapman. Esq. now offer
Tor sale the beautiful Farm called Berry Hill, on
which the deceased heretofore resided. The tract
contains about seven hundred and forty four acres
(1ll) and is situated Immediately adjacent TO the
village al Orange Cont House.
AboH three hundred and seventy acres arc ara
bic seventy iivc acres arr thc,y set with Lo-
Gus, and Cedar furnishing an ample supply of
durable materials for fencing, and Two hundred
and ninety acres are in original growth, aliordin@
4 erahundancc otlimbcr and fuel, ior all the
Uses of The Farm.
There is Il very productive Meadow, contain
Ing about ten acres. and some thirty acres OF The
cultivated portion are finely adapted 10 the growth
OF Timothy. 81 that The Meadow may be enlarged
al the discretion OF the owner The soil otihe ara
bic part OF the Farm is indcnlcal with that OF The
Southwest Mountains. 50 justly famed Tor is
fertility and capacity Tor improvement under The
use of Clover and Plaster.
The Farm NAV be conveniently divided into
fivc shifts or fields each one being conpc;cnto the
production of Corn enough for the annual supply.
The tract is sufficiently well watered. and lies
beautifully undulaiing. The larger part having
a gentle leclina,on towards the South. There
is also = fine Orchard which produces choice
selection u. Apples. Pears, and Cherries. The
dwelling house is large enough, has been recently
built is otlhe best materials Bricks, covered with
TIM and finest Workmanship; the interior not
Gue completed The ou buildings are sutl-
cicpt for the purposes Of the Farm. The tract
contains fair proportion OF good Tobacco land
Also one other tract, aboat two miles North
west from Orange Court House. containing about
three hundred acres, and adjoining the land OF
Mslor c. c. Macon, Reuben Macon, and VIM
D. CLARK E>g>.; from fifty 10 sixty, acres only o
this land is cleared, the remainder is in original
forest. and is covered with a heavy growth %! the
finest timber, which OIL account OF It's location. Is
particularly yaluable.-Thcrc being Saw Mill
on either hand. within mile Of the centre OF the
tract. and timber being somewhat scarce in The
! neighhorlood Inequality oiths land generally,
is equal 10 any in The Southwest Mountains: a
large par, OF it choice Tobacco Land. To one
skilled in lin. cultivation OF Tobacco, COOL OPP
ror;uni,y is here presented 10 make Juiiciors
I iEvcs,mcn!-thcre arc No Improvements on this
Tract Persons disposed 10 purchase arc invited
10 view the above lands-which will be shown
On application 10 Doctor Slaughter, or John VI.
Chapman, Esq, at Orange Court House.
JuIy q eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
sth Fcl,urry, 1874.

At meeting If the ru;il. of Mr. Pryor's School he'd
on the ai-t Of February, leii The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Rr.o'r,d, That, having had every cppo:uniiy 81 BE-
coming acquainted wuh Sir rryo;s die pine ad in"de
of Instruction. take great pleasure ~ sa'hs iat ~
oar opinion, both nnriceltionaIr, and W. sintrrp
with that h- rn,y eve tiat paiioaasr whth n
so rchiy merits, both GENT -iraI and a sehoaf.
Reso,rcd, That the Secretary le directed 10 tin'n"
the foregoing resolution Mf Pryor. aud request lis IN
srrtion In his next card -
Jonx " Wills, Jr., Secretary. ,,o
Aug 81 @'-'''