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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
". P. Turpin's LOTTERY Office

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
n Mum Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Capitals far .Jaiy, 1915.
10000 dollars to be drawn 9Th of July.
10000 dollars TO he drawn 18th Of july.
10000 dollars 10 he drawn 10Th Of July.
10000 dollars 10 be drawn Goth OF July.
The following are some of the leading Schemes
10 be drawn this monlh-among them will be
found three Capital Pri>es Of 10000 doitars, one
of 40, 1000 dollars besides others OF 10000 1000,
5000, &c, &c, &c.-makng in the whole mt
hons of do!iars 10 be distributed hy Lottery in The
course OF the month.
Packages or single Tickets in these, or in any
Scheme advertised by NlessrS. Gregory s; Co,
always for sale by VIM p. Turpn who las re-
Gently sold Gin Whole Ticket) Capital Prise
Of 10000 doHarS, tie @cond Capdoi NJ 1000 doi-
lars and sundry smaller ones of 900, 500, 300,
&C., &c.
Hostages being reduced, rcmuances will be re.
ceived from any part Of The country free n past
age.
Orders attended 10 By return mail, and when re-
queSled, drawings forwarded as soon as received.
Scheme ior 5h Jntv
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. ~, 10 be drawn
July 5th.
Capitals
Prize OF $4,000 Prize Of $500
| do. IU,UUu 90. 2,2SU
| do. 5000 . prizes OF 2,co0
| do. $500 20 do 1000
30 Of 500, 20 Of 400 40 Of 300, &c, &c.
&C Nos, II Drawn.
Tickets $40 A Certificate OF Package of
% Whole Tickets will be sent for Sll0; halves
and quarters in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. IS, 10 be drawn
July H.
Capitals
i Prize Of $4,000 100 Prizes OF $1,000
do. 10000 80 do 300
do. 5000 50 do 200
do. $500 So DO $50
G5 Of 100, &c, &C.
Tickets $40 A Certificate OF Package OF
3G Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves
and quarters in proportion.
10000 Dollars Capital.
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. %, 10 be drawn
July 18Th.
Capitals:
/ Prize Of $4,000 Prize Of S3oas
i do. $4,000 50 do. 1000
do. 5000 so DO. 800
do. 5000 TO do. 800
l2s Of 100, &C., &c.
Tickets $40, and forrest pri-eSl2. a Certificate
of a Package OF % Whole Tickets in the above
will be sent for $50.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 80, be drawn
July 2G.
Grand Scheme:
| Prize of $4,000 / Prize OF $4,000
| do. 10000 do. $500
do. 1000 do. l,191 20
so prizes Of l,0OO &c, &c.
Tickets $40. A Certificate OF a Package OF &c
Whole Tickets will be sent for $l30; halves and
quarters in proportion.
In addition 10 The above large Schemes, there
are smaerones. Capitals: from s., 900 10 20, 900
drawing daily. Tickets in all Of which are for
sale by w. 7. TURPlN.
Iulv
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MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN1H
In STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Drowlng rcoirsd trcry d0v al o'clok.
$1,000, 1000.
Friday Monongalia, .. Capitals: $4,000.
5000, 500, ,l26 ~, 5 Of 900, &c . Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets 3, halves 30, quarters 155c.
100000, 10 900.
Saturday Drawing received b. Sunday,
mail.-Alexandria, Class 81. Capitals $50 0DD
10000, 5000, $500, $780, 2,2SO, S OF 1900, 20
OF 1000, &C. &c Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40
Halves 5, Quarters 81.
Orders Tor packages, certificates of Packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent, when re.
quesled. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
July Richmond. va.
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LAND For SALE


r AM authorised Ia sell the Tract OF Land On
/ which William +. Banks, Esq, now resides,
on Banis,cr River and Poe-Cat Creek, in The
county Of Halifax, three miles Northwest OF la
liiax Court House The said tacl Of Land con
tains between $50 and 7G0 acres, fully ont-thrd
OF which is in woods and most OF which is line
tobacco land; most oil the cleared land Is in
good state oi cultivation, and all susceptible Of
a high state OF improvement, having good clay
foundation ard not liable 10 wash, ana IS well
adapted 10 Inc cultivation OF tobacco and every
description Of small grain; lies well, AID is well
waicrcd.
There are also on The land an excellent Grisi
and Saw Mill erected a few years past. bahis-
Ter river is nayieabIc from these Mills. and any
qnaniity o. plank can be disposed Of in Cla'Ss-
gile AID Other villages on the RoanoSe There
is a large and excellent Dwelling House and all
other necessary ont-huu>es. The place Is healthy,
and the society oil the neighDorhood Is equal 10
any in Virginia.
An persons wishing 10 purchase, will call on
Thomas S. tournoy, at Halifax Conu House,
OF William c. Banks, who resides on the pre-
misses, or on the subscriber, residing al ChalK
Level, Pil,>yvania county, either one oil whom
will take pleasure in showing The land and MAX
ins known the terms, which will he reasonable.
Nlay2-cSw WIN. l.. PANNlLL.
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JONES s. WINSTON,
Wholesale and Retail Gio;er" anu
Commission SscFchants.

uTuL, give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
w Flour, Corn, Wheat, Oats, Tobacco or
anv other Country Produce consigned 10 their ad-
dress s or that of,her Agent, GEO. +. PEAkE.
" FOR SALE, upon the most reasonable terms
Bacon, gross and mn Hsrrinss, Sugar, Co1 nee
Molasses Salt, Iron, Nails, Steel &c, &. Or.
deTs solicited, underline honorable assurance, that
lhe customers Of no house in the city shall iare
herer June 23-cll3Jy
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~. Russell Bigger,

A GENT :rr the Managers, ~. paIne
II Coz Richmond Va
Ioot al nc Prizes s~ld n Fortunes L"an"e!
Ticket Nos. 10 % Is, a small CaPalof $50, 600
y" II 2O39' do do, $4,000
and 10 Prize. of 10000 dollars each have been
sold nd 81 The old established PRIZE OFFICE.
DRAWING Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class
No. Al:
30 d 20 GO ~ II d5 % IS 81 y Is % 10
whole d 81 60, snug prize Of $1,000, sold
and paid, as usual. al sight BY biouhh'
rue FIELD IS STILL DIsTANcED BY BIGGER!
s:,N. 900, in 4 whole Ticket,
s0LD BY 7. RUSSELL BIGGER.
The following arc the drawn Numbers Of
IA G r. Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 49,
Jrawn At Wilmington, June 7lh, 1915
AZ ca 10 G5 70 DC 80 81 GO % 3G - 40.
whole Ticket Nos. 10 as GO, entitled To The
Grand copilal Of $4,000, was sold, and will be
paid when presented at fm1mm , I"oT n, nr
Resides the above, "nrmfronS small ones 81
81 600 500, 100, which would DC 100 tedious 70
S,,o ,;., IN The form oil an advertisement. II,
,herafnrs Won are in want Of MONEY, call OF adj
,irsss yonr orders for Tickets in the $4,000 for
. VI So ~, r. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT for D. Paine & Co, Managers Of Lotteries.
Grand Schemes 10 Dra~ Shortly.
9oooo Dollars-l5 Drawn Ballots.
- Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 40, TO be
,,ra Urn July 5h. at Wilmington. Splendid Capt.
,,is 20 600 dollars, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1870,
& nrzcs OF 1000, 5 Of 800. 10 of 1000, &c, &c.
81 numbers Is ballots Tickets 10 dollars. a
cor,;fca,e Of 26 Whole Tickets only $40
Shares in proportion.
49,, 295 10000 nslil
Lowest prize $40 nett; lowest2 No prize so nett
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 80, 10
hs drawn July 18th, in Wilmington. Splendid
Canals. 1926 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000,
ali OF 1000 Of 100, 30 of 500, &c, &c.
= Nos. ID ballots Tickets only 10 dollars
a nackase of p wholes in the above tyr 500
Warranted 10 draw l2o
A certificate will be sen, for 500
Shares in proportion.
II For other Schemes, call at,he Office.
3J Packages OF wholes and shares, single
wholes and shares always on hand in The usual
great variety; and, as usual, prizes paid al sigh
Immediately after the drawing.
II Orders Tor packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended TO, and drawing sen
when requested. T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
June 26
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CO-PARTNERSHIp
The subscribers have associated themselves to-
gether for conducting the DRY GOODS bus-
ness, and take this opportunity Of returning their
thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed on
The late firm, and would solicit continuance,
pledsins ourselves that every effort on our part
shall be rendered to give universal satisfaction.
The stock OF Goods is large and we'll selected,
and will be sold on terms TO suit the times
THOS. d. QUARLES.
GEORGE A. MERWiN.
Granite Front Building,
No. go, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill
P. S. Orders from The country attended TO
with the greatest care T. D. q.
JuIv 2-d6t&c4t c.. A. Nj.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME Co-parinership of QUARLES, MER.
i WIN & SUTTON, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. ell persons having claims
will present them for settlement, and those in
lebted will please make payment without delay
The name Of The finn will he used by either part
ner in winding up its affairs.
THOS. D. QUARLES,
GEORGE A. MERWIN,
F. V. SUTTON. JR.
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June 2O-wsw
OOMMITTED 10 the Jail Of Kanawha coun.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail OF Kanawha coun-
~ ", on the 9Th December last, as Runaway
Slave, although he claims 10 be free, a man call
ing himself ALEXANDER ANTHONY, aged
about so years-very black, large white eyes,
abou, feet 10 inches high-had on when CON-
mitted a blue linsey coat, pair OF negro cotton
pantaloons, an old swans-down waislcoat with
bullet buttons, and an old straw hat. He says
he was emancipaled by man named "John
Henry" of Lincoln county, North Carolina
his "free papers," but which no man on earth can
decipher. Ii he be a slave, the owner is desired
TO prove him, pay charges and take him away.
WILL HATCHER,
Anril 4-w3ms Tailor OF KanaWha co
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LOTTERIES.
j. F. Words Lottery Office,
Opposite THE EXCHANGE HorEL, RICH
" MoNp, Virginia.
II IMPORTANT NOTICE! 81

~ MoND, virginia.
II IMPORTANT NOTICE! Il
Grcat Rednftion in PoNagc.
On and after The lst Of July, letter, encos
ing from one TO do-en Lottery Tickets, may be
sent the distance of 300 miles for only fire eents-
over that distance, ten cents. Many persons in
the country have been deferred from ordering
tickets in consequence of the heavy postage.
Now, however, that difficulty is removed, and in
dividuals living 300 miles from Richmond can
get their tickets on the same terms as those pur-
chasing at the counter. Persons ordering tickets
of the undersigned, need not pay postage on their
orders, and will only have 10 pay five cents on The
answer.
Attention is requested TO The following
Splendid Lotteries for July:
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81: To be
drawn July 9Th.
Capitals:
prize Of $4,000 goo prize Of $500 $500
5000 przes Of 1000
Il $500 20 /" 1000
20 of 500, 20 Of 400, 40 Of 300, Sc, &c.
&c Nos, II Drawn.
Tickets $40. A Certificate of a Package of
% whole tickets will be sent for $40; halves
and quarters in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %: TO be
drawn July II
Capitals
prize OF $4,000 100 prizes e. 1000
10000 so 300
5000 50 !" 300
$500 50 " $50
G5 Of 100, &C. &c, &c.
Tickets $40 A Certificate Of package Of
26 whole tickets will be sent tor $3.50 halves and
quarters in proportion.
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 20: To be
drawn July 10Th:
Capitals:
prize of $4,000 prize Of $3,o0S
do $4,000 so do 1000
do 5000 so do 500
I do 5000 TO do 300
1913 Of 100, &c, sc.
Tickets $40, and forrest Prise Sl2. A Cer-
| fcate of a Package OF 2b whole Tickets in the
above will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 30: To be
drawn July 26.
Grand Scheme:
| prize of $4,000 | prize OF $4,000
10000 $500
1000 1877 20
so prizes of 900, &c, &c
Tickets SO Certificate Of package of %
whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves and
quarters in proportion.
II. Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certiti-
Gates Of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
| Tor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week) enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
" after il is over to all who order from
June 81 ]. F. WORD. Richmond Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Richmond Institute.

A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, will
II be opened in Richmond, Va, on The list OF
October, lS45, under the superinendence Of MRs.
GEN. CARalNGroN. Applications for admission
or information may be made 10 Mrs. Darlington,
al her present residence near Fincas,le, Va, I'M
Ill the 20h September; after that time her ad-
dress will be Richmond, Virginia
JULY ST
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June lli-d&ctls

fEHE. fact is well known, that BrantreIh's
il Pills are certain cure in every form OF dis
ease, all having The same root which is impurily
OF tie circulating iiuid, The FLOOD.
In a period Of little more than len years, in The
United States, they have restored 10 perfect health
and enjoyment over iou hnadrcd thousand per
sons who were given over as incurable by Phys-
clans of The first rank and standing. and in many
cases when every other remedy had been resoricd
to in vain
The great secret is 10 have the Medicine hy
YOU when vou are first attacked with sickness
one dose then will have more good effect than
twenty, il YOU put i, of until disease has enec
bled the bodily powers; therefore, every individu-
al who considers health blessing, should always
keep box oil Br0aGyeii'S Iccciahis jairerNi PHs
where they can be snfe 10 ay their hands on
them when wanted Twenty-Five cents cannot
possibly be better disposed Of A valuable life
NAV be saved, or long III OF sickness prevented.
M. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. | East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-
site The Old Market where country agents and
planters can be supplied with The genuine at New
York prices. June 2l-6t
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
DEING appointed receivers Of all claims due
ID TO the firms Of Fitzpatrick, Clarke &; Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and Of John n. Fitz-
patrick Individually, by the Superior Court OF
Albemarle county, we notify all who are indeb-
cd 10 the parties aforesaid either by bond, ac
coun, or otherwise, shat speedy payment must be
made, as it is important that all matters con-
nec,ed with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have put claims into The hands OF Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick, due 10 the firm Of Fitzpat-
rick & Lyon and J. ~ Fitzpatrick individually,
for settlement and collection, as many OF them
are TOO remote for us TO attend 10 their collection
in person; but no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice tails 10 effect our wishes.
HOGG, WHlTMORE q CO,
Scottsyile, Va. Receivers.
N B. No other person than ourselves is au-
thorised TO collect any claims whatever due TO
The persons aforesaid or John n. Fitzpatrick in
dividually, except such as We authorize.
June 6-cif H., w. co.
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SALE AT AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN HANOVER

DY virtue of deed OF trust executed TO the
ID subsc ibcr b. The late Mrs Susan Fox, upon
The first day OF May, in the year 1888 10 secure
The payment of certain sums of money therein
specified, shall, as trustee mentioned in the said
deed II at public auction, for cash, upon the pre-
misses, on the lh day Of july, 1915, that certain
tract or parcel Of Land, lying and being in Black
wells Neck, in the lower end OF Hanover county,
containing 1876 acres, and bounded as follows, 10
wit: beginning on Pamnnkey River atihe mouth
OF a branch that divides this land and Benjamin
Oliver, Jr's land, running from thence up the said
branch as ii meanders eishty-lwo poles 10 The
public road leading tom the Piping Tree TO-
wards the city OF Richmond thence South that
road as winds :'sl poles 10 corner in The sa inc
with John Real, thence with The said Reals land
\. IL! f. - poles b. line-lree> ranging nearly
with The lower part OF he bank OF ditch thrown
outward> from this land, thence running nearly
on The edge of ditch CT, altogether on this land,
passing marked gum and marked broken
down red oak l37 poles 10 John Bassel's land, the
Aforesaid ditch continued, and a branch as i, me-
andcrs 29i po'eS 10 Pamunlcy River, and thence
down the sand river 10 The beginning.
believe The title TO the above property 10 be
indispulable but | shall sell il with special war
ranty only as trustee. JOS. MAYO,
June .-cdS Trustee.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2-Arrived, schr La
grange. Crowe from Richmond
EoG.srowS, June 30.-Arriyed, schr. Foun-
tain Wellsbv, from Richmond; and schr. Com
merce, Pinkman, from Philadelphia, for Rich
mont.
Nrw YoRs, july 2.-Saied, schr. Stephen
Brewer, for Richmond. Cleared, schr. Chas. T.
Brown Jones, Tor Richmond.
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VALUABLE PRAIRIE PLANTATION
FOR SALE


On a CrcdH n Oac, TIRE, three Gnd tonr Vars.
TTNII subscriber offers for sale his plantation.
i lying miles West of Columbus, Miss,
containing 30 acres-ll0 acres in high Stale
Of cultivation, and GO acres dtadened, which can
be taken in during the next season. This is 4
portion Of that valuable estate lately owned BY
Col John ID. Amis, lae Of North Carolina, and
is considered one OF The finest cotton plantations
in North Mississippi. This region OF country is
considered The hcalihiest where cotton is grown
succesSluv-ievers being as rare as IN any
portion vi the Southern States: Colonel Amis
and son. with slaves 10 The amount ot 3UO, having
never losl one b. fever, during residence here
Of five years. The sin-hou>c screw hoTsc-nill,
cabins Tor the accommodation OF 20 or 80 ne
.roes and other buildings necessary on farm,
are new and well-construced. There is lake,
which always supplies water for stock; and
bored we'll, supplying an abundance of waler.-
Eight and Ten bales OF cotton 10 the hand have
been made on the place. ANY person wishing 10
purchase a fine cotton plantation, can, al The pre-
sent prices al COTTON, pay The purchase money
intwo wears from the proceeds of the plantation.
Corn fodder farming ucnsii, and stock OF every
description, will b. sold low TO the purchaser.
Daring The past season. there have been sales
in ms neishborhoOd a. 30 cash, per acre. ard ON
shor, lime. Possession given IL January. Price
80 per acre: and small cash paymenl-say
one SIKH. U. Il. Cilh-NDLEh.
Columbus. Mississippi.
II Raleigh Register will rcpublish until Isl
December, and forward account 10 q. a. Z.
MAY .,1-c3amtlsiDec
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NEW YORK MARKETS-Tuesday, P. NJ.
Cotton Market firm, but little doing; freighls
ysry low. Flour-Genssee, "a 62s 60; Ohio
mi Michigan, 4 81 a 62s; Troy, superior, 4
$ New Orleans dull at A a so; Southern
!, dull-George,own, Alexandria, Brandywine
ami Richmond country, IS s7i; Ship Suits
o ! 10 cents. Graiu-Southern Corn al 40 cents
weigh. and IA c. measure; Northern as; Jersey AZ.
Oats 40 a 42.; sales of Rye at 63c. Provisions
New Ohio Mess Pork, Si3; old Prime, . 62.,
AM Mess IL 62t. Lard, Il c. for bbls. and 8 G.
III kegs. Hay-50 10 70 cts. Whiskey-Sales
d Dfu lge 10, and bbls. at 2Oi 81. Conee-
Market auiet-no sales worth reporting.
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> 80 ACRES VALUABLE FARMING
land FOR SALE

c13U ACllto Wy
LAND FOR SALE.
Y7IE subscriber wishes 10 sell his land situated
in The county ofCulpeper, on The Rappaban-
mock River 33 miles above Fredericksburg, and
about miles from the Fauquier Springs, in an
agreeable and healthy nciohbnIhood, consisting
Of The following Farms Elkwool, ION which he
resides containing 81 acres, with an ample
supply of wood land, about 300 acres OF low
grounds, OF superior quality; also large boiy OF
second low grounds and creek flats, suitable for
Meadows. The Improvements are, large and
convenient dwelling house Of wood, with all he
ressatv servants houses and stables and an cx-
ceuent garden, a two story barn, and fhreshin3
machine with rakcs and fans attached Com
Mil and Saw Mill, Tobacco barn Cor prize
hou,el AMI Tobacco houses, 10 cure large crop.
Ycw Hills, adjoining The above, containing
30 acres ofsuperior high land, with about fifty
acres of flats suitable Tor meadow-the improve
mcn,s are dwelling house OF four rooms, reqnir-
ing some repair, barn and Orcr>eers house. The
larner portion of this farm i well sci in grass and
is well suited grazing.
A tract Of lSG acres OF land, with some valuable
wood land. atjnins lhe above iaims and might
be conveniently added to either as The purchaser
might desire.
These farms have ben under a mild and i'm
proving system Of cultivation Tor IL years, win
Tree use of clover and plaster and are nov IN a
vcry productive condition. The subscriber, or,
in his absence, MS Ovcrsecr will show them 10 any
one who NAV wish to purchase The whole, or either
of them separately. To any one who might Wish
10 purchase The whole, together with abont forty
slaves. and the stock, the terms would lie made
very accommodating.
Nav 9-cv3m r. ii. CUNNINGHAM.
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Wood Park for Sale.

INlilS beautiful and desirable residence, situated
Il in Orange county, Virginia, one OF The most
healthy portions OF The Stale, is now in market,
and will be sold privately, upon desirable terms.
The Tract contains re acres, and is considered 10
be more beautifully and desrably located for a
private residence, than any other in this section OF
Virginia. II lies 3 miles from Orange Courl
House, 80 from Fredericksburg, and l3 from the
Railroad Depot, Gordonsvilie.
Marcus Bull, Jr., who resides upon the Farm,
will take pleasure in showing il 10 any one desi.
rous of purchasing. Any information wanting
can be had BY addressing him AT Orange Court
House, or David Hume, Esq, Postmaster, :>ame
place. MARCUS BULL.
Nav Acknowledgement
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Commissioners .Saie n Reai Es'atc IN Nee Kc,a.
CEDAR MIL.


DY virtue OF a Decree Of the Circuit SUPERB
ID or Court Law and Chancerv for the county
OF James Ci:y and CITY Of Williamsburg, pro-
ngunccd on The 18Th day Of May, lsi5, IL The
case OF Bucktrout against Mackindcr and others,
we shall on the 81 THURSDAY IN July next, being y.
Kent county cour.day, AT New Kent court
house. sell, 10 the hichcs, bidder n public auction
On Il credit (eNceptas 10 The costs oi sun am eS-
penseS Of sale, which will be required in CASH Of
one TWO, and three years, 10 cany interest nom
The Isl day oil JANUARY IN The year lSl6 that
well known estate called Cedar Hill, lying in The
county Of. New Kent, "A short distance abov" he
old village OF Cumberland, supposed 10 contain
acres more or less; possessing many advan-
iarcS ard considered ole oi the most beautiful
and desirable residences in lower Virginia. Ii IS
believed that the timber and cord wood on The es-
rae will pay The purchase money. The privilege
oil seeding small grain in the fall, and cutting
wood Immediately alter the sale, will be gwen,
ard full possession on the Isl January, lSiG.-
Bond and approved security, and deed in trust on
the land, will be required OF the purchaser. The
tile is considered perfectly good, but we shall sell
anl convey as commissioners only.
GEO. w. SOUTHALL,
WIN. S. PEACHY,
II. L. LACY,
- i,,, commissioners
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,,,, ,pEIPHIA MARKET-July 2.

puI apELPHIA MARkET-July =.
r,rsrc The marke, is dull and inactive.
r,,rE.-The market for Flour remains exceed
~. Snll and with but little demand for export /;
i VIZ, IL limited extent Of common brands al
Gua..,y-The demand for wheat has fallen OF
~ vsry Itch, receipts Sales OF two or three
m' Pennsylvania reds of fair and good qua
f.. ), 90 a IS cents and one parcel at a triiie
n.y. Corn.-Sale of two cargoes Southern yell
~, 1, ;, Al cents, and white 40 cents Pennsylvania
,,snl yellow brought 43 cents. Oals.-32 32a
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
CONCORD ACADEMY.

CUN(ORD lCiDE-H 4.
TIME next session Of this Institution will con-
mence The Isl of July, al which time, some
of The students, having completed their Academic
course will leave vacancies for others.
AdJress-Concord Academy, Caroline county
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN.
June 2i-cGl,