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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
HIGH HILL. For SALE

THE subscriber viii .el the Tract Of Land W PoWhi
ian -ouniy called High Hill, situated on the Buck'
inftam road nineteen mics above the city OF Rirh-
nond three from the Crystal Sulphur Spring, con-
timing pa acres, The most Of which is woodland. The
eefags consist ofa comfortable dwelling house, sui,a-
hon>e b'-cssniith's shop, with FORCES, wheel
WI; Is SHOP together with the ordinary opt-hoases,
az n good repair. On tho place are, also, two good
aeiis OF '.a.er, sulphur spring, and an orchard Of
tin''- friit trees.
Tn. ilaee has long been known as one Of the most
seh:l'e Tavern stands between Richmond and Lynch
l'g ard has always been remarkable for its heathfu
n-ss
a liberal credit will be given for the whole or part
oi,,-. purchase money
FOR h-ther information, apply at the store OF iawes
nah enr..h Ward, IS Main street, Richmond, or 10
gus Ann II. Drake, Powhatan Courthouse
SAML P. HAYES,
AZ. 22-cw8w Trustee for Mrs. Ann ii. Drake.
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p;chmoud Enquirer.

,s ne the Richmond ENQUIRER.
e,"' ruoo,,.r /. published DAILY VA, and SEMI
1T The Lns M Dai,y Paper, seven dollars pc, an
AtkLf. For le n iSh, dollars if taken for short.
II AMI at ine raw -, For the Ssmi-Weekiy, nve
sicd thah one and Three Dollars toi six niohihs,
A. per a ca m Re paid the Office, or tem''teo oy
II sa's IN Sly Dollars per annum ~ the enc oi
n post paid VI ;.
sew. "a This office may be remitteu per mall
iJ - available Bank notes, al tle .. ~ - ,;,-r
ID Of all letters beng pa.a og .ns a.enmnr
20 psof single letter Is scarcely .. Wy in an
e c"slass /, is The accumulation ct postage, !" az
4 b. wiiei. mass which operates rs serious TAX
ias.e Ei~ FIRMS OF ADVERTISING. :
1 r naiIY ENOUIRER-For one square .,
ar less, first insertion, MY Genus, aau
30 snr insertion twenty-hv ctnts-n iuseh
su.' 10y twice a week, or three times "eeA'
4 seyeu and a half cents. s,n,r or .;Ytr.n
I y Tt,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SQUARE vi c,.
! :, less first insertion, 70 cei's' ''' e'sA
- en-, distance must he Accompanies WI. n .ne
iae.s .or satisfactory references, 10
.D,,, advertisers are charged MY acas Of q
:. and in laal proportion w W,a.rs and Auction
-, isna,n-excrpt Lottery ~, a,,,.es fn.rer in
who are charged one huhu'e' 1o''
.:dedl - Marriages. from the country,
x ~. oa,r, !. handwriting Is unknown ~ tis
lcneSer w, authenticated by che endorsaton oil the
Ncr WV, m. ne,hborhood, or they VIII IN no case
sima''r' " Every measure, that has been taken 10
.ansi,ions and quizzcs, has proved hefe'ooIe
e'th, we must therefore, insist, IN such eu0e
accommodation being certified by the name VI
'o, ~ ,,s,,r ,erittea the back OF the tefisr-
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Waren.on, n. c Sept. Ia-c6t

SayDS, SARSlPARILLA.-"se so good, said ID
- o.e"es 10 Alexander, who asked ne couu 'e v,
service 10 the phisopher-be good TO stand from
between me and the Sun" There are many VINO per-
MT prejudice stand botween them and the sun
SaCh would assrediy be the situation Of that ndiViou-
who Mould refuse To take Sands Sarsaparlla Tor ma
.-nat Scrosula, Liver Complaint, Erysip1lai, oi any
as,a>r Il H.. glands or Tie sklG. Can there he any
p..-oa- who alter reading The conclusive testimonials
Ia po>>r,sou of the Messrs. Sands would thus island
In heir own lsh,.''
f., further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF ts
su-n' value and efficacy, see pamphlets, winch may
BE- ch,lned Of agents gratis.
sc- prepsed aud sold wholesale and rStail, aAd io,
slpG,ta,lon by A. b. SANDS d Co, Druggists and
OF chsnhers street New York. Sold, slso, by ALEA-
ANpsk DUvAL & CO., Agents, vain street, Rich
mond, VA Prlce-sl per bou-, or six bottles for s.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION ON NAVI-
GABLE WATER NEAR JAMES RIVER,

THE subscriber will sell at auction, on the Goth day
Of October, his farm lying In SLfy county, called
and known IA Mill Farm. Il IL situated Immediately
on Upper Chpoaks Creek, and one mile iron Cabin
Point.
The tract contains about GOO acrcshaf of which are
cleared aud under a good feafe, we'll adapted Ia
the growth Of wheat, ana eats; the rest are we'll
covered with pines sufficiently large for cord wood
navig able for vessels draw ing from feet water up
TO the plantation. The improvements corss, OF dwell
ing-hose; kitchen, smoke hnuse, sahlea, &c. aud qlaf-
In good repair. There also on the tact large
milihouse form-rv a manufacturing mill, which has
been allowed to 60 down during my minority, but which
could be again put IN operation at iring expense
the right has not expired ]. II. HARRISON.
Sept le-eo,d
This Petersburg Inteligeneor will please copy, and
charge J. n. n.
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Mrs. Mead,s School.

THIS Institution will be eopened for the reception
Of boarding and day scholars the first day OF DC.
tober Mrs. Mead will be assisted by Teachers and
Professors Of distinguished ability and the course Of stu
dy and christian discipline in the school and family
will continue rs Heretofore.
Lectures in English aud French will be delivered
throu the session. and the young ladies of the ia
miy win pursue course Of Reading in History and
Standard Poetry.
Reference IL made 10 the following gentlemen, who
have daughters or wards in the Institution: Ri. Rev.
Bishop Johns Rev. DR.. Empie, Rev. Sir. Norwood Jns.
e. Heath, E.q James Seldom, Eco, Charles +. os-
borne Esq, Richmond; Corn Ap. Catesby Jones, Judge
J. Y. Mason Washington; Nelson Page, Esq, Cumber-
land; James Gait, ESQ, Fluysnna.
Aug. ia-ctlo
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and the aperture itmadc was SO small as scarcely
20 De percepllble: only lew drops OF blood e1 id
ed from it. The hemorrhase was ali INTERNAL
Major Smith survived until The next morning al
8 o'clock, when he expired.
Thus has noble, generous hearted citizen, the
delight of The community in which he lived.
and ever among the foremost in public usefulness,
been cut of in the meridian Of life Mai Smith
was the most popular man in this county, which
ne had several times represented in The Virginia
Legislature
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PINE FOREST FEMALE SCHOOL

PINE FOREST FEMALE SCHOOL.
VIZ fourth year of this School will commence on the
~ INST day OF September next, at my residence under
~, highly recommended, and has taught successfully
yeats at my house In this School will be taught
~ ~ satns branches IF an English education, the
'trheh 'aneuage, and Music on the Piano.
itsM,-Fo! board and tuition in English 800, with
s charge oil SIS for the French language, and
s,, iot Music on the Piano. These sums include all
mn'. Tor the scholastic year OF ten months few
-, noardev would DO received. My Post Office is
.ns Store, spoteylyania county. Va.
Ss 'c--ewiw ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

THE subscriber offers I sale ABOUT 4aJ acres OF Land
on noanokc river seven miles south OF Boydton IN
the county Of Meckcnbure Va. il being dstribnve
share o the Estate fthe late John Somerve deceased
About $50 acres Of this fist rate river hoon
The upland is Of fair quality well adapted 10 the staples
Of the country. The owner Of this tract Robert T So.
merye Viii be twontyo one years old on The 9Th day Of
December next which time perfect title can be OF.
fected The Undersigned has no means 0! ascetlning
the enact amount of tract, or the poponon of upland
and low grounds. The tract is known in the neigbOr
hood and any wishing 10 purchase procure all
necessary inform tion. Negroes will be taken at their
market value in exchange for the land Propo nls ra-
tou county, Tel aesser, i'll receive due attention II
10 hoped tina, those wishing to purchase will not be back
ward in proposing their TERMS as the distance at which
the owner aud tho undersigned live from The property
makes il very desirable that arrangements for The sale
shall he matured before they visit Virginia The owner
has entered into agreement that The negotiations !u
The sale of this tract shall lie condnctec hy h.e
THOMAS I. SOMERVELL.
Beaver Dam Forks, Upton, Tenn, Aug. q, 1886.
N. B. The above meets with ny entire appreciation.
Sent. l6-cS,s X. p. SOMERVELL,
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TAVERN HOUSE FOR RENT AT POW.
HAITIAN COITRT-HOIISE

I AN desrous Of renting out IN, Tavern House and
i appurteuanees, at Puwhatan Courthouse for term
al Zee year. from The hrst day of November next,
when possession will be given. The House Is large,
ce stable and good Garden attached TO the Tavern.
An, pcison destroys e renting can a,cer;a e isrns,
.ni,h viii be accommodating BY application TO me,
in person by letter, TO this place. II the pro
pe !. no, rented out privately before the FIRST Monday
IN October IL H. WILL IN that day, DO rented oul pub
l:cl, 10 the hIshes. bidder, upon the premises.
RICHARD BASS
80, n Can, 0-rwaw+
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NOTICE,


THE Tappahannoek Seminary, under the immediate
L charge of Ms. Lucy Y. Gray, VIII reopen on the
rs, day of October, for the reception Of young aides.
They VIII be Instructed in all the branches of English
Literature, as they become suitably prepared to enter
upon them.
Miss Sarah Toe, known by many fer her thorough
aud superior qualifications in teaching will assist Mrs.
Gray in the conscientious discharge OF The duties Of tile
Seminary.
TERMS As HERETOFORE:
BOARD for ten months Sl0n
Tuition in the iist department 20
Second department o5
Bed and bedding S. Fuel s.
Latin and Music will be taught by gel emen al their
own prices.
Instruction will be given, il desired in the French
Languages likewise in Embroidery, Drawing, Painting,
WOfsted Wok, &C., &c, at extra charges.
PATRONS:
Mr. William a. Wright of Tappahannock; Mr.. Af-
olson l.. Carter Of Larcas county; MIR John Parker
Of Tappahaunock; Mr.. George Frederick Brown OF
We,tmoreland county; Mr. Richard CiOxton OF Iarpa.
hammock; MIR. John Critcher, IT,. OF Wesimoreland
county; Mr.. George Dnhyns OF Tappahannock; MI.
James Elicit oil King 4 Queen county; Mir. Geurer Dag
by of L., nchlfg; SIR. William ID. McCary ot Richmond
county; Mr.. Washington Perkins of Essex county; Mr..
HARDWOOD of Richmond county; Mr.. W"rtley Montague
of 6 o,ces'er county; Mr. Ciaybrooke of Richmond
countI: Dr. Francis ID. Jones of Dnwiddie county.
Tappahannock, Essex county, superintendent
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR

YOUNG LADIES, IN RICHMOND, Va.
MRS. NOTTINGHAM respectfully announces 10 her
l friends and the public that duties other School
will he resumed on Monday, Sept. 2ah.
Tho niion Of parents and guardians is particular
ly solicited.
The course Of instruction In this School is thorough,
comprising all those studies necessary 70 complete
useful and highly finished education.
TrRn.-ror Board, Tuition in English, French La
tin, Greek, Instruction In Music on the Piano. arp or
Guitar, made known upon application TO Mrs: Noting.
ham, her residence corner 9Th and franklin streets,
Riebmond Sept n-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

TN CHANCERY-VIRGlSrA Al rule. held
L in the Clerks Office of Northampton County
Courl, on the 10Th day Of July, 1915
John Adams, Plaintiff
against
Hillary B. slrineer and Leonard B. Noting
ham, executor of Elizabeth I. Slrnger, deeeas-
cd, Defendants.
The defendant, Hillary B. s,ringer, moi having
en,ered~his appearance, and II appearing by sa.
tisfacory evidence that be is no, an inhabilaptrI
this Commonwealth It is ordered, tina, the said
defendant, Hillary B. STineer, do appear here at
the rules 10 be holden for The said Court, on The
first Monday in October nexl. and answer The bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the CITY OF Richmond. for Two months succes-
s I'll s and that another copy be posted a, The
front door of The Court House OF this county.
A Copy Teste,
LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. n. G.
July ls-cw2m
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IaNn For SALE.

,x-u bs sold 10 The highest bidder. a; public aucc
W nan. The Tract Of Land belonging to the heirs OF
ns,ior Wrlim Owen, deceased This Tract contains
20 h,n ,red arr ninety-fuur acres, with Dwelling
~ ,..,aon IL lies near the Fredericksburg roao,
iirs Il II, The Yellow Tavern and eight from tns
:. tp,rhnond A part Of the Tract is covered WIN
h.-gy growth of heart pine and white OAK, an" -
a.n,.n, IA two saw mills. The sale will take place
ia ). ai,es on Friday, Sd OF October, II ia'r, "
II, Inc ,,s fair day thereafter, tSundays exccpeu'
Terms made known on the day OF sale. ,soS
i'''s '''1> ROBERT II. NELSON,
Agent fo' Legatees.
,,.... Soo,orntsv 10 lSsS-cWlds
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in Bucking-
n ham county, Virginia, on bis way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about feet high, % or 30 years
of age, black and stout made-sold in Richmond
By Mrs. Organ, Of Surry county, near CABIN
Point no visible marks rccolec,ct;. He had on
when he lett white fur hal, with very small
brim and suit of Summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, q years old, about 5
feet inches high, has scar on The left Jaw from
the toohache-lhe skin seems to have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he lei black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond ny lsham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed to the estate Of Mrs Trevillian, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT dark complexion, 81 years old,
about feet or & inches high, very stout and
muscular; M visible marks Tecollccied, was sold
in Richmond by Charles d. Peilus, Of Halifax
county, Virginia. | will give the above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and deliye-
nv oil the above named slaves 10 Bets & Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
OF conveying them TO said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them
June 6-clf F. C. BRADY.
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NOTICE.

s,r.-,TioN rs a Teacher is wanted by yonng
:. nm VINO has taught School for several years, anu
n,,na,s of high moral character and ability 10
- lhornush knowledge in all The branches oil
~. Fn.,ish Education; together with Drawing anu
..o,.,. Communications addressed 10 boA
IN :enmcnd Virginia, will be promptly aaenoea ~
s..r l0-cNiw
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S10O Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery Of CESAR,
w who ran away on The 10Th instant. lie is
feet T inches in he ghi, % years old, black has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above rewari will be paid if delivered
a, Bclts u Edmondson's Jail, in Richmond or il
confined in any Jail 50 we get him. He ran OF
in company with a mulailo man named Jacob
81 years CID, thin visase and stands 5 feet inch.
es in height Caesar was brought from JACKSON,
N. c. and sold by Sprally Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
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DOMAIN & BROTHER,
Alto NEYS At La ",

PETERSBURG, VA,
1~TrYD Regularly ali the Courts b,d for the town oil
Y prer.burg and the counties Of Brunswick Dinwia-
T.. .7,c!ia. Chesterfield and Prince George
4. !, p.omse fatLfaty to attend to AL cuisines. Gu
,n., "a h-,r management particularly TO the co:l.c
ION AMI securing debts, and will go to any part o. the
rd 10 see after business, being well compensated.
m. plhic are hereby assured, that tGeir business
'aa" as ''''''s a'''"4'' ALEX AMBER DoNNAN.
JAMES NJ. DOMAIN.
Th-y refer, in Richmond. 10 Messrs. II. w. & = .
ry 4 Co Wm. II. Mcfarland, webb, Bacon . 1 no
Jo.q Mabrn & Co.. Richard Hill, j., Editors oil the IN
qlter !itnrs Of The whig, VIM Gouldin, Messfs.
Gr.wo.d & Claiborne, Attorneys, &C.
Petersburg Va. Sept. 9, i6i5-c6t
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DIED..

DIED.
Died, at Norfolk, on Monday, tic 18Th instant,
after shor, illness, RrssEL BELL, E'e., in The
3lst year Of his age.
Died. at Westover, on Saturday, The 18th inst,
M,Les SgLnEs, "a son Of Com John L. Saunders,
Of the U. s. Navy. aged years.
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1915.
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
F. 8, ] S. JAMES 4 {

g. y y -. JI.hHo y - -
MD. l6a, Main Street,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK,
" varied assortment Of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS OF the latest and best styles, selected with
great care and purchased on the most favorable terms
They will only add, that they never had y IN thel
power TO do better for those who may be disposed t. ia
vor them with their custom.
For The cssh, or punctual men, iney Will sci then
goods as ow they be purchased, OF Ike qualities
from any regular house in the United States. An eSa
minaiion of their stock is respectfully solicited.
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Sept. Ia-c,ds SAMUEL TAYLOR, irm

CASH SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
nN MONDAY, the 2ond day Of the present month, at
~ Halifax Court house. being Halifax Court day, we
will SELL for cash. at public auction, about twenty like
y Negroes belonging to Inc Estate OF Jesse Baow, de-
ceased. Negotiable paper, NJ Gu days, including inter
es satisfactorily endorsed, will be received as money
Also Will be sold In Il! town Of Farmville on THUS
day, the 2 OF September t@o likely BoAtmen, of said
Estate, and upon the above terms
Sent, 5-c6t By TIE LEGATEES.
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4 SITUATION WANTED.

yoyG MAN, late graduate Of the virginia M'a
~ y n,.r here IN this State. Letters OF appea-
ea'ie ,,.s,ed 10 Ii,rlon Edmnnds, Edmunds' Store
n 'pp.,.,s,rk county, will be duly attended 10.
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YAI,rAaIr pRopERrY FOR SALE.

N'E1rnposa to sell, private!y that vaInab!e INHCI
w Of LAND late the property OF George Z, Spralli,
Warren county, n, Con which he resided a. .he
Gl. IL his leata. The tract contains three thnusau'
~ to red md thirty five acres In The immediate vi
ciupi The Shocco aud White sulphur Springs, ana Is
Known Tor lis fertility, and excellent condition Tor
he cultivation e large crop at this time me crop OIL
o,tnr dnp., quality Nearly The wt0le Of tae land IN
cs:alo is recently cleared and di:ched, with view
preservation. There is q large and convenient
Mansion reeerty erected with every DINER necessary
building s.sidrs two other settlements for 0vcrs.ers
y, s,o.s sufficient to accommodate comfortably one
hludtr and sixty. The barns are OF the best descrp
Ton iot curing ldhacco.
The Land can be divided if required TO suit pnrcha-
go, and the tunes Of payment made rs accommodating
cad be drstcd. Persona de>rOus Of purchasing are
.ss ri 10 examine f5r the6.eves. II IS proposso 10
give possession The ist January.
D. TURNER, rrecu,ors.
WI. HILL,
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FOR SALE.

,;,Rg very desirable House and Lot In the town S o.
rr. aericssburg, lately occupied ny Mrs. 5 +. sed-
~ .rLs Hon. is OF brick well built, large and com
:, ..o:s. The grounds which cover nearly wnoie
sr- are attractive and beautiful, being LAID Gu WIZ,
,,h ,,s,e in slipping falls and wide walks, and adorn
~ Vii many handsome trees more delightiui anu
.sbI- residence, whether regard be bad to HEALTH
comfort or appearance, cannot be found IN me .own
20 :. "a communication with either Of he undersign-
"A JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MORS0N, Richmond cry,
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United States Hotel.

PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
DETWEEN Third and Fouy-and- a.half streets
ID near the Railroad Depot, Washington, d. C.
TYLER & BIRCH, Ptopretors.
BOARD, per day, 81 so
Sent. l6--c4t
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JUST fuBLiSHEu,
And far sale By J. WdRROCh,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAkOLiNA
AL nj A n "A G. X,

(,ALclLATED BY David RICHARDSON, Of Louisa
Y coua,y, Virginia. c,nt.inug lists of the Courts OF
yre;nia and Moth Carolina, and OF The House OF De-
lseai-. senate aud Congress OF Virginia complete.
In he amusing dep ,rtmeni will hs found The Honey
moon ov-r The Birth of the FloweFs The May Queen,
: n.;l Variations OF the Rose; The Four Lsaea
Ci0v-, The Orphan Gir Be Kind TO Each DINER, olneli
Ai4m,s Fist Sirrp; Complete List OF the Uhlteo
STATE, Navy Aflo,l and RuiidinG Variety IS Charming;
A-ihn.,ica Questions; Riddles; Rebus; Puzzle; Char
a,cS. aud number of other pieces. Aug. i9-cu
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0vE9SEER WANTED

r,.n,a,,ou in Powhatan, a first rate Manager
T NY as well as in every other particular ana
can slow satisfactory testimonials Of ehaIae.sr
" wv Apply in person BY letter tpost paid) al
I" T. a.r.on z. O.. Puwha,an county. x,o.,,p
r. - -; PHI Up ST. GEO. COOKE.
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-,;,,7IyiaY who has rece ntly graduated in one OF
n,,., Distinguished Colleges q his state, wish
~ ,on ss teacher. He can produce certificates
. =, he highest authority his competency 70 'eHen
sev l,t,n. Prench and English Languages, Che-
piIo.orhy. the higher branches OF Maineina'-
= Se. . rssax .ornty Va stating
Aiis'' L. = - Aug. 29-cw6w
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
IN HALIFAX COUNTY, VA.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed To the subscriber
ID by Thomas McCareo and wife, and dgy admitted to
record in the Clerks Office of HALIFAX county, virginia,
will, IN THURSDAY, the 2nd day Of October next,
sell to the highest bidder that valuable Tract Of Land
on which the said Thomas McCarpo resides, containing
about one thousand acres, one hundred and my oil
which are creek bote of superior quality well r tin
ed and in a high staIe of Improvement. The upands
are of excellent quality, well tmb-red, and all necessa.
ry buildings for the accommodation oil large fanny, ana
for securing the crops made on The land
Also, on the same dsy, will sell another valuable
Tract lying contiguous the above, containing between
six and seven hundred acres convened ny James = '
10 the subscriber by trust deed for the payment Of sun
dry debts therein expressed aud duly admitted TO record
in the Clerks Oihce of i'aifix county.
deem minute description of the land unnecessary,
az il is presumed that those who may with to purchase
viii view the premises for themselves Capt. James s.
Hill residing near the premises. will take pleasure In
showing the lands TO any person aho may wish TO pur-
chase.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
Aug. 26-ctds WILLIAM BACON, trustee
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TRUST SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN

Y virtue Of deed OF trust, for tn, purposes therein
ham, the 18Th day OF July, s42, and in
Clerks Office of The County Court of Amelia We shall,
MONDAY, he s9;h day of September, Is45 at IL
o'clock, proceed SELL the premises at public auc-
tion the highest bidder for cash, Tract Of Land,
lying ia the county of Amelia the Appomattox river,
containing, by estimation, four hundred and eighteen
acres, with the improvements aud buildings thereon,
and recently occupied by the said Ann Graham.
JAMES LYONS, lr,,o
SAMUEL TAYLOR, i'uS'ees'
OF The entire possession OF The above Tract Of Land
will be given the first day of Decembernext, but The
purchaser vii have the privilege OF seedinga crop Inn
mediatey.
II is TO the Trustees that this tract Of Land
Is situated in neighborhood known for the respecta-
biity Of its Inhabitants and that the subriy of the eli
mate, the fertility the SOIL and the vicinity ofthc place
TO the Richmond and Petersburg markets, offer unusual
inducements for investment.
JANIS LYONS, lr,,s,s..
Sent lo-cids SAMUEL TAYLOR. ilHo1e-S.