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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-22

TN CTANCERY. -VlRGIsrA:-At Rules held
| in the Clerks Office Of The Circui, Superior
Coun Of Law and Chancery for Goochland
County, 1ih July, 1915:
Edmund George, administrator OF George w.
NIL len deceased Plaintiff,
against
Henry Masse, late Sheriff Of Gooehland couh-
H. and administrators oil John Ware, tsceasea'
Henry Hatcher and others, Defendants:
The defendant Henry Hatcher, not . iav. .
entered his appearance and Sye 81 sgc ,ha u Ie
of this Court, and ii satisfactorily appearing iiai
b. . not an inhsl.i,an, Of this Commonwealth
II is ordered lhat lhc said defendant, ileni y
cnn,, ~ he Court House Oh lii. iiis, day 81 sep
,ember Court next, and answer The plaintiff bill
and thai COPY Of this order be forthwith lscI',
ed in some public newspaper, published ~ ii
civ Of Richmond, for Two months suecess'Ee'',
and posted a, the front door Of The Count House o.
his county. \ Copy. Tese,. - 80
July s-ewam WIN. MlLLER' C'e'R'
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAND.

IN lENSlf /. BALE VI LAM.
PURSUANT 10 the decree OF the Circuit Su-
pcriur Courto Of Law and Chancery of Eau
quer County, pronounced on the 18th day OF
MAY, 1913, in cause depending in The said
Cour, in the name Of FilZhush rs Fizhush, on
the 25th day of August next, al the front door OF
The Court House of said county, will be offered
for sa three valuable parcels OF land, being
those portions OF The Real Estate OF Thomas
FiZhugh, deceased that were allotted by Com
missioner 5 Bcalc, Slovin and Combs, sevcraliy
to The heirs of William FizhnSh, ol George
Eznush, and of Henry F'iiAhugh. and are de-
signated on the plot and survey OF william Nc.
Gov, which accompanied the report OF The sald
commissioners, as lois number 4, number 6, and
number9.
Lot No. 4 was allotted 10 The heirs of William
Fzhuch, contains 4G3 acres, 3 roods and 20
poles, and is the house part or south end oil The
Owl Run Farm.
Lot No. & was allotted to the heirs OF George
FiZhuah. contains a67 acres rood and is poles,
and is the house par, oil the a jax Farm.
Lot No. . was allotted 10 The heirs Of Henry
Fizlush. contains ,3 acres and rood, being The
south end cl The Page Land Farm, and - acres
, roods and IL poles, The north end OF Inc AJAX
Farm.
And on The lst day Of September, on The pre-,
misses will he sold two other valuable parcels OF
of The said Thomas F'i;Zhush, deceased, that were
allotted as alorcsa,! Ia The heirs Of Mary FIiz-
hurh and the heirs of Nicholas Fiiz'lush, desI@-
mated on the said plot as lot No. and lot No ::
The former contains :,22 acres ) FOODS and III
poles. and was allotted 10 The heirs Of The said
MARY Fi,zhugh; the latter contains 1863 acres and
II poles and was allotted TO the heirs OF Nicho-
las FitZhugh. Thee lots comprise the UPPER and
middle paris of the Mountain Run Farm, IN lhe
county of Culreper, and lie near the village oil
Slephcnsburg, in that county
The Page Land, Ajax, and Owl Kun FARMS,
Of which lois numbers !, & and arc parts, ne 10
the county of Fanquicr, contiguous 10 each other.
and a!,ou; 5 or 10 mics from Warenion. Inc
boundaries OF The several lots may tie ascertaned
by the aforesaid plot and survey OF VIM. Mccoy,
filed in The proceedings of the said cause, IN the
Clerks Office of said Court, 10 which reference
may be had.
~ The purchaser in each case to pay, down
in cash a depose Of 10 per cent. upon the pur-
chase money, and for the residue credit oil one
and Two years 10 be given, 10 be secured by good
personal security II the purchaser shall tail 70
complete his purchase unon confirmation Of
the sale by The Cour The tcposiIe 10 be forfeited
the title II lie withheld and The land to be subject
10 resale under The or.rr oi the Court as seeur
~ for Tic payment ofthe deferred instruments.
By Older uf The Commissioners,
JAMES a. ENGLISH, Auctioneer.
au1 1-cla .ytdS
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office.
y. 5, so & tn FOUR TEEN
1V STREET.

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEEN TN
lS STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
Dra'cang recct-rd crery dav al n'eiock, u. ~
5000 Dollars! 2,O0Ol
Friday No. 81 Capitals: Q 600
dollars, 1000, 500, ,Oi2 SO, OF COO, &c. IS
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets dollars, halves so,
quarters IS cents.
10000 Dollars 1000!
Saturday-Alexandria, Extra 200. Capitals:
10000 dollars, 1000 4l5, Of 800, &c. ~
Nos. IA drawn. Tickets So, halves so, quar-
iers IS cts.
10000 Dollars! 10000!
For Monday Morning Alexandria, Glass No.
81. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, , 600, > 500,
l,ol7 so, 100 OF 1000, &c. rs Nos II drawn.
Tickets 10 dollars halves 5, quarters So
Look out for The Grand Scheme 10 be drawn
9th September, $4,000 dollars Capital. STRAIT
TONS is The place for PRlzEs
Orders tor packages, certificates Of packages
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when re-
quesled. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Aug. 10 Richmond Va
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TO BUILDERS

CtARRPENTERS :al BUILDERS can nov
y; pc supplied bv us with all descriptions o
Building Materials, al wholesale prices, in onie
10 reduce our very heavy stock.
Carpenters Knobs and Morlicc Locks an,
Lalches.
Cark's narrow and broad Belts.
Clark's and common Axle and Frame Puics
Sash Cord, Srrigs and finishing Nails.
Sliding Door Trimmings.
Bolts, Sash Weights, Window Catches, Glue
sc. TllOS. & CHAS. ELLIS,
Aug. 20-Im LOG Main :,
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II. Russell Bigger s. Go.
A GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine &
n "a \ y ich,nnnl Nn

a GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine &
II Coz Richmond Va.
BIGGER 4 co. present 10 their numerous
correspondents The following Grand Schemes, 10
be drawn during this month. Au.usl) The
Tickets are received, and We shall be pleased 10
receive your orders for them, or in any Lottery
under The popular management OF ID. Paine Il
Co, and hope The selection which we shall make
will be attended with the same brilliant success
which has lately attended those who address their
orders 10 t. RUSSELL BIGGER d 90.
10000 Dollars! 5000! OF 5000,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. .6, 10
he drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday,
August Collaborating received 25h instant IS
numbers, ID drawn. Grand Capitals prize Of
1000 dollars, 5000. 5000 3,O0n, 3,310 Of
1000 800 10 OF 1000, 800 200, 900, g.
Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5: quarters , 30. a
package Of wholcS cost 23j dollars, warranted 10
draw back IL 80 certificate will be SEM for
81 so shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars! 5000! 100 Of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 81, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, August 3OIh-
drawing received Is, September. IS Nos, IL
drawn Grand Capitals: ! prize Of 10000 dol
lars, 5000, 1000, 2.ll7 100 900, &c. Tickets
10 dollars, halves 5, quarters } 50. A Package
OF Wholes cost 225 dollars warranted 10 draw
iU2 dollars. CeilIhcdc VIII uc SeHl Iul I'd
dollars; shares in proportion.
s-,F In purch sing b. Certificate, you will lie
entitled TO all it may draw over The cost oil the
same. Should thciickcls be preferable they will
be forwarded at the price above mentioned, and
will cnille The holder TO the amour! which they
are warranted 10 draw, if demanded at any time
within Twelve months from the day of drawing.
Tickets in all Lotteries, from one 10 twenty dol
lars constantly for sale; and, when left 10 us, we
will always invest in The best schemes on hand.
On remitances enclosing cash or prize tickets
no postage need be paid. Remember, for large
Prizes, and prompt pay, address
T. r. BIGGER O. CO.,
h,o n Richmond Va
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LEX COACH QBA
ESM Repository. 0W-

TTHE subscriber most respectfully btgs leave
/ 10 tender his sincere Acknowledgements 10
The public for The very liberal patronage he has
received since he commenced business, and
wculd recommend MS friends and the pnbic who
arr in want of Carriages of any kind, 10 call at
hi, Old stand opposite the Virginia and Farmers
Banks and examine the stock OF Mr.. SAM Hal
le. 10 whom he has rented his Repository for the
b;Iance Of the year, and where lu assortment
O good work maybe found, and mayo had on
lie most reasonable terms.
The subscriber, wishing 10 settle mp his bust
less nreparaory 10 a change, respectfully requests
III persons having claims against him To present
mem for settlement, and all persons indebted 10
i'm to prepare for settlement as they will be CALL
I'd on suon. GEO. W. CoA.
s-.rI may be found at my old stand when in
own G.. w. COX.
Aug. o0-3i
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Fi1Ty Dollars Reward I!

DAN AWAY from my Glebe Plantation in
II the county of SnrrY about The latter part OF
August last, Negro Man named Nicholas,
abon, 25 years old, supposed 10 be about five feet
e;aht or ten inches high, stout and well made, has
small ewes; he is not very black, but may be
termed a black complexion, is quick spoken and
walks nimble. He wen, off without any known
canse other than wish 10 be with his lie, who
belons. at this time, as have been informed, 10
MIR. Henry I. Garncu, We>'moreland county
near The Oak Grove Post Office, in which neigh
borhood he is probably lnrkns. Any person
Who will deliver said negro 10 me, or secure him
in iai 50 that get him again, shall receive The
. ~ Isn reward. 2. T. SPRATLEY.
Surry county, Va, July ll-cw4w
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July lS-cw2m

TN CHANCERY-VrRGlSn AL rules taken
in The Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law ard Chancery of Prince Edward
county. the third day Of March lelo;
Joseph Redd f'a'''''''
Abraham r. Vcnablc Patrick II. Jackson,
Trustee of Abraham u. Vcnabr, and Henry J..
Venahle and John Gillian Executors oil Charles
Vcnable, decd, Drl,S;
appearance and given security, according 10 an
acl Of The General Assembly and The rules Of
This Court and it appearing that he is not an in
babi,ant OF this State: On the motion Of the
plaintiff, by counsel, it is entered al rules alore-
said, and accordingly ordered, that The defendant
Gillian do appear at rules 10 be taken in the
Clerks Office of The said Court on tie first Mon
day in September next, and answer the plaintiff
bill--and that a copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some orc OF the public newspapers
printed in The city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and also posted At The front door OF
the Courthouse Of This county.
A Copy-Tesle:
E. J. WORSHAM, c. c.
lime 11-cWnm
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SALE OF VERY
Valuable Real Fissaap.

E)l virtue OF a decree ui the Circuit Superior
ID Court Of Law and Chancery Tor Slallarl
county, Virginia, al June term 1876 in the eases
OF Biunangh rs. Bronau.h and others. and
Browne against Brunan.h ana others, Tie un-
dersi.ncd Co.nlniss ionerS will oiler for sale nj
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on The 2.lh
day Of August, 1873 before the front door OF The
Farmers Hotel in the town Of Fredericksburg,
Virginia., Il moiviy of The tract of land called
MARLBOROUGH. which formerly belonged to
John W. Bronaugh, deceased This mueiy con-
lain> about 769 acres ami lies upon the Potomac
Run and Aqnia Creek, in The county Of Stafford,
Virginia, about - miles by wafer below iir
City ot Washington in The District Of Columbia
and about !! nils by land from lhc town 81
Fredericksburg, Virginia. The quality oi the
soil is represented 10 lc exceedingly fertile. and
admirably adapted 10 thu production of Indau
Corn AMI other grain, aud, in short, oil all the
staples OF the country
In addition 10 lh;s, there is uPon the Estate an
incyhau>tible bank ot the richest mari, situated
most conveniently for use upon The Farm, and for
expectation.
There are, besides Two valuable FlS HERES:
one, The lump hi, fehici Tor $40 dollars; the
other the Island, for 300 doliars-pcr season.
Adjoining Ibis land is the well known landing
called Thurny Point the terminus OF the Poio-
mae OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Poio-
mac Railroad. The facilities for market travel,
sc, which this aiurtS, il is deemed wholly unnc-
ccsSary 10 dilatc upon. So favorable an upportu-
niiv for speculation is seldom offered, and the al.
lcnion OF capitalists and others is earnestly inv-
ted 10 the property. in the hope that before The day
OF sale they will make every enquiry and exam-
nation, and make themselves acquainted with us
numerous recommendations. The purchaser vii!
be permitted 10 enter upon the land 10 seed wheat,
and fill possession will be given on the Isl Janu-
airy, lS4G.
The terms Of sale will be, ready money for so
much of the price as will satisfy costs, charges,
and expenses OF sale, as well as the costs of suits
mentioned. For The residue OF the purchase mo
ncy. credit Of 4 and II months, from the day Of
sale. with interest from that date. Bond and Sc
CURLY. with Deeds OF Trust, will he required for
The deferred payments. The Commissioners, how
ever reserve the right 10 sell the tract in one or
more lots or parcels as may be deemed most ex-
Incident, on The day OF sale. They believe the
title 10 be unqucsionahIc, but selling as Commits
soners Of tic Courl, they will convey with sre-
cial warranty only.
THOMAS II. Bolts,
RICHARD G. l.. MONCURE,
ARTHUR A. MORRISON,
r. b. BARTON
JOHN w. BRONAUGII.
Iu,,, 0nclS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Richardson A Go.

HAVE commenced receiving their npplv;
LII and, in the course OF few days, VII hali e
in store, by the Hathaway, direct from Liverpool.
and sundry arrivals from The Northern .ilies, a
large and general assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
embracing great variety ofar'icles sui,blc Tor
Fall and Winter, which they offer 10 purchasers
on their usual terms and al very molcraepriees.
ALSO,
Brussels Threeply, Ingram anl Venetian
CARPETlNCi and RUGS, Of most desirable
patterns, colors, &c, and al as low PRICES as
they can be had for in The civ.
Aug. ll-dl0l&cti.. So, MAIN STREET
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Washington Academy.

,,IIE Trustees OF this Institution wish 10 en-
care Teacher for the ensuing year, who
/, snsliied u ,eaSh The Latin and Greek Lam
,aes Mathematics and the higher branches of
Recommendations (post paid directed 10 Da.
!, Mahn Esq, or the Secretary. Fisny-Mills
~. Amelia county, will be laid before the
ar! c Trustees ic: their delibcraton on the
iii u september next.
SPENCER A MANN, Sec'y.
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,o.cpl,,s Female A cadcmy

,,uIS :, hool conducted by The Sisters OF Cha-
my ,i,y will he re-opened for The admission OF
ll,l. on Monday, the 18th instant. The course
mics will embrace thorough English Edu-
~, ,,' with French, Music, Drawing and Paint
plain and Ornamental Ncedlework. Every
.o,inn viii be paid TO the morals, as well as The
.oner> 81 The children.
r1ren;>, guardians, and their patrons gene,
IL arc requested 10 send their children and
~ al as early day as possible, that the
~ may be Immediately formed.
=
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A.owllafan House

RI III NJ y ID, Il G. y Ia.
HNlIIS being The season for wishing, the ubscri-
L Der would respectfully call alieniior!o this
Hotel, 50 lors aud well kept hy Mrs. Duvl. IL
these who know The Powhaian House, loihins
need he said in is plaise:-i,s delightful bcali"n
its fine accommodations, ami the ORR and
quicI with which il is conducted, make ia most
agreeable reslins-pl Tor families or isvidu-
ais.
The friends OF the subscriber, who paroniAel
him Al Dibrelrs Springs and lle Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their :c;uain-
lance with him al the Powhalan House situated!
on 4 level ana beautiful enmencc near nc centre
of the city, lew Steps from the CaP'o Cover
nur's House and City Hall, ami very convenient
10 the Railroad Derots, Boat landings ad bust
ness pa:l Of the ely.
q. The Powha'an Coach viii be in ralincss
10 convey passengers and baggage 10 AL from
ire Hotel w,tloDi si0fsc, ard thus saw them
from 80 cents 10 81 dollar pH1cragc.
&: BAH c.t hie b0@mca'fO of.
Eoardpcr day 81 50.
Jlrr Jl-d3wNctf CUAS. l.. DlBRHI.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

MISSES MaryAnn and Catherine E. Allen will
\ open a School for Girls at No. IL Cover
+ street, on the Isl day Of September next
T.ry viii teach all the branches OF an English
..,uta;ion-and il will be their main object SO 10
,-qain and illustrate their instruction, as TO M
Ia: il their pupils thorough understanding Of
sl.. hev may learn, so that their minds as well
4 ;hris memories may be properly exercised and
arloyrt. Sllicl attention will DC paid TO the
morals and manners Of their pupils-and their
ma hri will always lend her aid 10 maintain
MIL aut effective discipline in the school
The Misses a. will lie much obliged by recev-
no early applications from those who intend 10
mi their children or wards 10 their School,
I,,l, ln-mnWA
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THE FAIRFAX INSTITUTE,

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, ID. c., will be open for the
reception Of pupils ON the LIST day OF September.
lie arrangements of this School at the present time
y. such It ~ confidently believed, as TO merit CONT
naahc- "f the favor which, for many years, has ex-
tnehced from the public. The Principal Will he aided
y us duties by three assistant teachers, OF very superb
Qualifications, who will reside in his fan'iiy, anu
I've no other engagements His own time Will De
"Hy given to the Improvement of his pupils, winch
enabled from long experience, TO undertake win
.,-is.d confidence OF success
ne French language will be taught by Professor DE
,r, "rmer.y Of the Philadelphia High School.
t,y '"o1'u - "110
hafs, containing the course Of studies, &c. may
"'a-d BY application 10 the Rev. George A. Smith,
Theological Seminary Z. o., Fairfax county,
A"il AUG. LICK doaH2w
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-. No CE

PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Circnit Snpc-
liar Court OF Law aud Chancery t3r York
county pronounccd on The 2Slh day ol Ap'l,
ISl5. in cause therein depending, on which
Baker P. Lee, Benjamin L. BucktrCui, and olher
creditors of Mathew Jones Gibbs, deceased are
plaintiffs against the Executor oi noi,aS ~ :;
Gibbs, deceased, AMI W N. iowaia ahec' ,,o o.
Work county AMI Committee oil The estate nl Mat
,bc,r ] Gibbs, defendants All persons having
II. aims AGAINST The estate OF The said Thomas A
Gibbs. deceased, are required 10 exhibit the same
hcf,re me as the Commissioned ci SAID Cont, on
or before the first day Of August next, 10 bc re-
norte,i 10 The Court Tor settlement.
rO', SAML. SHIELD, Conn.
York county, June 2l-cwSw
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Bt>ideS prlZeS OF SIUU -OV, NC, NC.
Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters >,
eighlhs J 30
Certificates OF Packages Of &c Whole Tickets S;,iO
Do do 2ihalf $50
Do do. a6uuartcr G5
10 do. 26eishlhs 81 80
IT Orders for tickets and shares and cerli-
cafes Of packages in The above splendid Lottery
will receive the most prompl attention, and an
official account OF The drawing will be sent mme-
diaely after ii is over TO all who order from u.s.
Address 10
Aug Richmond, Virginia.
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COIJ'NBIA ACADEMY.

T'HE. second session of this institution viii
| commence on the 18th July and close on
IL 18Th December The terms OF this school
or The session Of FIVE months, are as follows; Tor
.e English branches. Ten dollars, and for the an
INT AMI modern languages, and the higher
ranches Of Mathematics, fifteen dollars; board
ant tuition fry dollars.
The Principal is a graduate OF Emery and
Henry College, and can prepare his pupils ior
College. lie deems il unnecessary 10 trouble
II pubic with recommendations, as any who
ay feel disposed 10 palronize him, are referred
II his former patrons, who will attes, 10 his ability
al iailhlulness, in the discharge OF his duty.
ROBERT w. WATTS,
June a0-cwSw Principal.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL EsTATl

EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN King Gcorsc Conniy, Pugin,a.
TN pursuance OF The directions contained in the
l. last viii oi Nathaniel II. Ilooc, deceased, The
uner> isned will offer for sale al public auction
on Friday, the 9Th day Of September next, The FOL
lowing valuable tracts oil land situated in King
George county, Virginia, 10 wit
l. TETOTUM-conlaini ,016 acres. l-na
on Potomac River and Machodock Creek, adjoin
ing The lands oil Col +. T. g. Baker, George
Turner, and oicls. 81 far the larger portion d
this Estate is river Hat, 81 fine quality, and. Judi
ciol>ly managed, lIay be rendered amongst the
best estates on the Potomac
,. FOREST llllL--ihe lalc residence OF Mr.
Hooe contains about Sill acres OF land, and is
situated three miles below The Cont lIuuS. In.
GLIDING an extensive meadow thee are 600 10 lGC
acres, in body 81 excellent land, belonging Il
this tract. The Improvements consist OF com.
Portable Trained dwelling, and all the necessary
on-houses, some oi which are new, and built o
brick. Upon the Estate is a water ori>t mill, tht
most valuable, perhaps in The Northern Neck
Ii receives annually about 80 barrels OF toll corn
5. NECK QUARTER.-This Estate is stu
atcd on The road leading from King George Cour
House 10 Hampstead, and contains .2T2 acres
a considerable portion Of which is land VI excel
lent quality.
4. PINE IIILI.-coniains - acres q
forest land. adjoining; The lands OF ID. Lewis, John
Arnold, and Others.
The undersigned viii take pleasure in showing
any, orall, Of sadtrac;s 10 those who may dcsiie
10 vicw lhcm.
The sale of all will H. made Al Forest Hill.
TsRMS.--The will ol nv tcstalnr directs The
Investment OF a considerable sum oi money lor
tic 'r"si' - ;"i.nie The PAYMENT 81 which viii
not be- required Tor many yeats. ~ . van =
which. the purchaser Of Telotum viii be aii""rl
lorelain $4,000, by securing il urcn The land ami
paving The interest annually. In like manner,
The purchaser Of Forcs, Hill can retain S.',0OO,
and The purchaser Of The Neck Quarter S2,OG0.
Onr.s;yth OF The entire purchase money will be
required on the day OF sale; and for The balance,
(dcducling The above sums,) credit Of one two,
and three years viii he given; the deferred pay
mcnis TO bear interest from the day OF sale and 10
he satisfactorily secured.
DANIEL COAKLEY, ES'or
or n. H. lIooc. deceased.
N. Il. On the same day, will be sold on a credit
OF six months ~ fine Mules, 20 10 50 young
Caule, and the Farming Utensils. ID. Z.
King George county, JuIyi-ctds
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gsAssAeSAaEsE

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS are nov
1 receiving very large assortment, Of Hard
ware and Sad,Ilcry per ships Virginia AM IIark.
away, direcl from England. They soiicr Tie al
lenliun o. country merchants, and all Others who
are DESTROYS of buying al reasonable prices. iur
n such they are determined 10 SELL Tlci- good,
are good and we'll selected. They pledge Them
selves 10 sell as low as any Of The importing hou.
ses Of responsibility al The North.
No. LOG, MINI Street,
AUG. oO-lm Double Granite Front
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EDUCATION.

TINE next annual session Of my School, for
l bows. vii, commence on the 18th OF Sep
amber The subscriber gratefully acknowledges
NJ liberal patronage which he has ever received
ION the citizens OF Richmond hopes, The
ensuing year, BY attention 10 his profession, TO
merit continuance OF their patronage.
TERMS Tor the session OF ten months:
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, S40 w
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, His :
tory, &C., 81 w
Aus ld-eu,d NJ I. SUMNER.