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The Franklin House,

NO. lOj. CHESNUT ST, BETWEEN 81 < I'm,
PHI A d + l. Ii | A.
THIS popular and central Hotel established BY thr
i Messrs. Sanderson, having passed into the hands
Of the subscriber he desires 10 inform his friends and
the public, that II is open for the reception oi
guests. ~ a., :,
To those who have visited "rhe Franklin House,
S advantages desirable stopping place hre wen
known 10 those who have not II wi be only he'a 'sl-
~ 10 state that IL ia situated III the busiest part 81 ie
most fashionable street. IN the Immediate viciniiy OF
the Exchange, Post Office, Banks, Custom House,
Places Of Amusement, Hotels, Steamboat Landings,
Railroad Depots, Public Squares, Court houses, eir
since the change Of Proprietors, 4 large amount 81
money has expended III enarging re- iiitins, re-
furnishing and painting. Among The numerous improve
ments, may be mentioned Improved Entrances, 4 Ne"
Ladies' Ordinary, a New Gentlcmen's Dining Saloon,
New Parlors New Chambers, New Kitchen, New Bar
Room, besides many other minor improvements.
The principal features of frs; rate Hn'el-Ihe Ia
Bile and Wine Cellar, n-wili h. under the management
OF Sir. JAMES NJ. SANDERSUN, one Of the former
Prope,ors whose ambition 10 excel asa Caterers well
known. His widely celebrated Cook, "PELLEIIE' !"
aided by experienced assistan.s, Will still continue he
his right hand man.
The aice and Books will be under The charge &c Mr.
GEORGE P. BURNHaM, late the allie Editor Of the
ssDaily Ohio Union" Of Cincinnati, aud recently
Of Boston.
In short great exertons have been made, and liereaf-
ter will not he spared, 10 render 1.-THE FRASkI.lN'
one of the very first Hotels for comfort. convenience,
and pood living ID. X. MINOR.
PhiladeIphla, July Il, l5i6-3iawGw
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pavITNKEY LAND IN MARKET.

rs,fE her wishing chlneehis place Of oca-
j ton either for the south az Vest - induced ny
that and other CONSIDERATIONS, !" ori -, s,,r 90 iea
-ouah,r terms three Farm, located on The Parnns"y
River: Fir>t-Th- oak spsinr Farm, lying immediate
Is on the river offers perhaps - man! inducements ~
any Farm of IL SIC N ~. ''hr "a'er s'r'on ron
tain, three hundred and iity acres Of land Two hun
dr.d and hfty at which i arabic lana, aud nav under
hinh state &c cultivation ari Improvement having
rscently hccn married WIN f green sanu mar, ana
row well sri ~ clover II has on u wo story Wood
uors, with eight cnuimodous rooms closets, &c, per
tanning 10 a convenient house kitchen wih tour
rooms; Tairy; Ice lIonse: 'ego 'abIn-; barns ana
,;ns S,,hle iarr3r- and Cart House. 10 he found
where This Farm has attached 10 II nr FISHERY
and the river bank ab"nnd ~ md Tn second Farm,
called ayfi-d, ii-- separated from '' fst hy marc"
strip u land. This Farm canal's ~ recent survey
Y hund,- and severity acres 81 land. Two hundred 81
winch i in wood. renlarkahi! we'll iimhrred-tai, To-
r.h.r witi the arahl- land under fine enclosure,
ami unod stale nj cnityaI,on some Of thus land hh-
I.n r,.d and all Of II wr iitched. THIS Farm h.-
an Orchard on H. containing some eight or nine 6ihrr
ent kinds ri fiit all oil superior 9"ay- " can ot>
~ tu water a-o there ten: numerous springs, ana
,..ii IN rho Farm The Buildings CONSIST 81 an over
,pers IIoa,e with two rooms sinck- HolSr staDei
I,arn Corn Houses, and Negro Cabins al OF comfort
All. order The third Farm being some two hie- Us
tant from the Two above mentioned Farms, Offers con
siderable Inducements. IS regard. hrath me water,
a.. II tonta,n. thee hundred and thirty acres Of 1nh,
ali living beautifully: some very productive mein"S
Isud attached 10 IT. and the greater portion o the isi
land has been married.. and IS now IN clover In. in-
provemen;s consist IN sha'i Nouu n1use, 49,, ~.
i,,ur rooms and necessary ouliou$ts- Ihrsc iih"s
are all well situated being surrounded ny energetic,
honorable planters; AMI the nesho3rbood can oo ~
a. aoa health a any CHER Underwater section. Elmer
=; ,ar above .nenrionea Farms r. admirably adapted
10, physician: the practice being WORTH rom on '"u
sind FIVE hundred "a Two thuisahu no''ais' an" 800
Private notions, connected with my future arfanse
ments. induce me Offer these lands io' sac. ~
anxiety 10 ar will guarantee good bargains. ~
80 - a.,chase lands IN 4 tide water section, "lii 90
sl, =, r,ew Ih-.r premises. Ii h- purchaser wishes
II ne can h. supplied With every thlns heeessS'! "
Trr.s.-R,asonahle time viii ne allowed me pii.,
,sssr Possession for seeding wheat IN the Fan WIZ
" sN..' Oh" VIM r. BRAxTOS.
King William County. Ju!y l9-e2m
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIN

r PKOC LIZ NT II IlJ.N.
TT hlvng been represented Ia The Executive iilai
L JOHN MAYER. who had been rrmanced 10 ii-
Ial &c Elizabeth City County iar trial he"ie ilr Ir
cult superior Court cha srd with felony, has made ~
escape, and is now going AT large, William s;iiiili.
Governor, have thought proper 10 issue iii> fr"cia
tlon offering reward of hundred Collars to any
person ar persons who will arrest thr said lain MAYER,
and deliver him TO TAILOR Elizabeth City Count!
and moreover require all officers OF the state civil
aad military, and cyhori the people of the Common
wealth 10 use their hrst cy-rtions IA arrest Tie said
Mayer, that he may be brought Ia justice.
Given under ms hand, and the lesser seal Of the
-, Commonwealth, nj Richmond, this .fa day 81
lskALI July Isis, and 7isl year Of the Commonwealth
WM SMITH.
John Mayer described about five leoi eight inches
in height, with sandy har, light ryrs, hi.h chren
bones prominent nnsc; is rs Iirtl II GrFinin, auh
speaks broken English. Relieved 70 br old "tf-ndef.
aud 10 stii Turk about the North South she oi
James River July 3--c6;
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TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF FLUVAN-
MA LAND FOR SALE

WISH Ia sell my landed Es,a- In The comfy Of Flu
wanna living nearly IN one ho!y on he Rivannn IL
yer immediately between the Union and PALMYRA Mills
IN. tract upon whicn ,v- called Rcd Aill- contains
5s5 acr.s-a.out 40 cear.d-producing crops IL All
kinds equal 10 any farm the county Adrian Creek
passes ihrous h the centre making beautiful bottom
which connected with the risrr ow grounds. makes
about 100 acres Every bniding necessary for the
turt and convenience Of a large genteri family
this farm The tobacco houses framed, and large
enough 10 cure 30 0rn pounds The wheat barn very
large with d Iatficrd roor and ceiar--v-ry thing
good ur,-r or thrcShing The corn houses are famed
ana ri proof with room 10 hold coo barrels. The
shelter j. 100 feet rs t. 90 feet pitch, ,sh spacious
I'm froutinr the and wing al each end - FEET
long There j. also store and lulnhrf house, where
mercantile op- rai,ons have been carried very quo
ee..fuiy The gtIsf and Jaw mills ilr creek,
about n Yards from the rlver 30 constructed TINT one
h,,d ~, attend Ia boih when each are running.
III. rbr.nu, Grow. Plantation contain, 81 acres
i, oco cl,a.cd adjoining The above farm 10 the West
,,,nnrh which adrian'- Greek passes making beaa.
,,i ho,,rm III 10 ne,-. All Of winch has been lately
a,,nrd hy open and seor-t- ducne-. Aboui e-ilfd
- "a meadow The greater part can ne war..d IL plea
.ur. ron, the canal This i very productive farm.
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BY THR GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
DOncr h,i,,pInN

w tive that William A. Furgursnn aud William Nc
Whit late confncd in the Jail Of Sposy vania county,
convicted Of murder, have broken said jail and made
their escape: Now. therefore, !, William smith, Co
vernon OF Virginia. do hereby offer reward of one hun
bred dollars Ia any person persons who VIII arrest
either the said usitiv-s and deliver him into the
Jail Of Spottsylvania county ar reward o; two hun.
bred dollars for the and delivery OF both; and
require all officers, civil and military, aad roqae-t the
people OF The Commonwealth generally, II use every
r1rrtcn tst they may be arrested and brought =" JUS
tice.
Given under my hand. a Governor, AMI .hda' w
lesser seal OF ih- Commons caita, AZ hiehhoh",
WM. SMITH.
Fursurson is about 5 feet or 10 inches ii2i anu
about Is years old spare made, with gat or sandy i'a'
and pleasant countenancr, and speaks quickly
McWhlrt about feet high nnd about ~ or - years
old with thia vsage long nnse deep sunk-n eyes dark
hair downcast countenance, and he>tairs when spo-
ken TO- July al--c6t
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Removal.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
i and the public that he has removed his Gro
Gerry Store 10 The granite front building on The
South corner OF Main and 9Th streets, recently
occupied as coach mandatory, by Mr.. James
Bosher, where he is prepared 10 offer TO his
friends and the pnb!ic generally large and
well selected assortment Of FAMILY GRO
CERES, which he will sell on the most reason
able terms. He bess leave TO say 10 his Coun-
,rv friends tina, he will sell on The usual Com
mission ali kinds OF Produce that they may con-
hde 10 hi, care. WIN. w. DAbNEf,
Conner Of Main and 9th streets.
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Strafton,s Office,

MO. S, SOUTH 70 UR TIE E NTH
~ STREET.
LIE, al,he world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRlrToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, 81, August 5:
rs so 80 26 81 SIS II 81 SO l6 GIL 81 69 Q.
Ticket, Nos. 9 81 So Capital, sold and paid
Drawn Nos. of Monongaia, %, August:
81 e. 81 Ga 65 46 27 Is so IS.
Ticket, Nos. p so 65, another Capital, sold
and maid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, no. 81, Aug. 10:
81 5 AZ SO 7 62 63 40 81 G5 Sc 81
EDrawn Nos. OF Alexandria 81 August 9th:
7e is 81. so Is As 76 IA 10 II 6s 80 p "A.
half Ticket Nos IA As "a, prize Of $50,
sold and paid BY STRAIToN.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, 81, Aug 9th
46 SIS 30 IA 10 43 56 Al 63 so.
schemes for the Week.
Draptng recctped every day at o'clock, p. M.
$4,000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Tuesday-New Jersey No. 70. Capitals:
s25 900. 5000, 1000, $500, 1924, 20 OF 1000
&c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves
, so; qrs. 2s.
Wednesday-D Delaware No. G3. Capitals:
$4,000, 1900 $500, $50, 10 Of 1000, &c
IS Nos, ii drawn. Tickets SIS; halves SO;
qrs. %.
$4,000 Dollars 1900 Dollars
Thursday-New Jersey, No. T. Capitals
s25, 900, 1900, 1900, 1000, l,47s, 10 OF 800,
10 Of 1000, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
So; halves 4; qrs. 2.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars 49,.
Frieay-Monongalia, SO. Capitals $4,000
1000, 57s, &C. &c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cts; qrs. 25cts.
1000 Dollars! 1852 Dollars!
Sa,urday-Sussex, Extra. II. Capitals S4..
600, 1852. 2 of 1000, 2 Of 500, &C. IS Nos. Is
drawn Tickets 81; halves 5o cts; qrs. 20 CTS;
Messrs. ]. G Gregory g. Co., The Managers, for
sale a, this Office, and on the same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, anddrawings sent when re.
ouestcd. Please address orders 10 -
1'eo' N. STRATTON,
A.. N Richmond Va
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TAVERN AND FARM, IN HANOVER,
FOR SAL +

slY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
- Law aud Ghancery for Hanover county, pronounced
IN the cause cf IalIey against Pollard shall MON
DAY, the 7th Of August next, osr for sale. public
auction the premises the Tract OF Land conveyed
by deed, Of record IN The Erti@ Office at the coun
", from George ". Taiey to me, Tor Tie benefit OF his
creditors.
This Farm lies in the county of Hanover, two miles
from the Uld Church. Immediately on the road leading
10 Richmond, contains ABOUT one hundred acres, and
has on il an excellent dwelling, with six aud 4
sssasr and The necessary out houses All new, erected
by Mr. TaIIey al cost Of not ss' than Two thousand
dollars.
The arabic land is in good heart, and may il, i be-
lirved be improved with ih- mari whir: upon IL
The wood land has Il some good TIMBER Tor building
purposes.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ca-n win H. required FOR 81
much shal b- necessary deay the EXPENSES the
sale one third ~ The remainder On the IL day al Janu
AIRY next, and the balance tHo equal nsalmrHf- Of
Fix aud twelve mnntisthe credit payments 10 lie
cured BY good personal security, and deed ii
til. premises.
At the same lime and place, and BY virtue of The
same authority, shalt sell, Tor cash. likely Negro
Girl, about II years al age.
The Title Ia the above property j. believed 10 hr nm
questionable but, selling Trustee, -hali convry IN
~ such title i vested ia TRUSTEE aforesaid.
July li-ciis WM. I. II. POLLARD.
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SANDS, sARSAPARlLLA.

tits now beginning to be generally understood that
the herbasi has done fer than the mneraioeis III
the discovery If remedies for the diseases 81 man. MO-
dern experiment has developed the fact that many oil
the corrosive preparations, which, IN chrc,in2 the cure
of one disease often sow the seeds OF anni"f can
be dispensed with, and that harmless veee'anie n-hi-
lines Are often more thorough uniform and SPEEDY in
their remedial operation than any other There cannot
be found il is believed NOR. pertinent aud ooncin-
siye example of this truth than sands saisaafi a. q
yemedv for external diseases whether chronic or ac-
tive hereditary or self mbbed suitable r al acc al
observation-disclosures Interruption Of ordinary r
SUITS and, though last not least, eaE', o., r.'h" ="
pates. , ,,,o,,.;.. .via,pce nj
its superior value and elcacy' see pa"Phe'' WHICH
NAV be obtained OF agents gratis ana .,
az Prepared and sold, wholesale and 5s.al, ana ,"i
exploration. BY A. D. sASDs. nss'-; .o ana
Chemists, Granite Buildings, NO e; also bS DUAL
q PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond Va
d. 81 r.y hottie or six bottles for s.
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WOrtham's Omce,
70. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH

IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Sa5, 900 Capital New Jersey Loilery, Class
No. 10. Drawing comes per mail 10 day
Capitals $4,000 dollars, 5000, 1000, $500
1894, 20 OF 1000, 40 OF 200, SO Of 100, 249 CT
100, &c. IS No. Lollery, and IA drawn BAL
lots. Tickets S. shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Delaware Stale, Class No. 63, drawing comes
per mail TO morrow. Capitals $4,000, 1900
$500, $50, 10 of 1000 10 OF sou, 10 OF 300, 10
OF $50, is OF 200, Is OF $50, 29O OF 100, &c. IS
Nos and IA drawn. Tickets 5; shares IN pro-
portion
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria soons
August l5-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81
10000, 10000, 1000, 5000, 1900, 10 Of 1900, 10
of 500, 10 of 400, 10 OF 300, 10 OF $50, &C., &c.
Tickets 10.
August 22d-Alexandria Lottery, Class No.
$4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, 23S7,
1000, 1900, 1900, I,7O0, goo, Q of 500, Of
300, 100 Of 500 100 Of 400, &C. Tickets H.
August 2sth-Aexandria Lottery, Glass No
3i-35, 600 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1885. 1900,
1000, 900. 800, ,700 1900, 10 of 1900, &C.
Tickets 10.
gfAl orders confidential and postage paid
on all sums Of IS or more, at this Office, wlthoW
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Aug, III Richmond Va.
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LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT
LnIrSE ElR Sal L

by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed by Dr. Jan@-
- Austin ana WIFE, for tire purpose Of securing the
payment al debt IL Grnrer Booker, Executor OF
Samuel Jones' decreased, which deed bears date the a0ih
day Of August l-ia and has been duly admitted
cord IN III" Clerks oihce 81 Buckingham county, the
undersigned Trustees Ill Offer for sale the highest
bidder, Tor cash, on the premises SATURDAY, the
l1h diy u september next II air, ami If not, the neat
fair DAY thereafter, sunday excepted, the well known
and valuable Tract oi Land winch Dr. Austin now
resides. The Tract contains three hundred and forty
six acres of which about hundred Slate River
low grounds, regarded very fine. The houses
modou- and IN good repair ana the land good crndl
tIon. IL Is situated within tWo miles OF Buckingham
hn-r and IN onr OF The best neghborhood, in
Eltgfhil. JOHN w. HASklNS, r,
July l--rwom R0LFE ETDRIDsE. , '"se''
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consumption Can he Cured:
: WOOD NAPTHA
WILL. CURE CONSUMPTION.

This excellent medicine has fully esiaoisnea rs epu
,.;n and ali that is asked is fair trial OF 10 prove
tbs o anS certain remedy The of
Splitting Blood short, ali
ness, ~ he Throat and Lungs. Numerous Indvldn-
os Of The first respecaDy certify TO its beneficial ct
Ses, =. when nothing else world relieve .,h
Prepared only by T. rhG%p pnhorsed agents
an sa sp, sas IN Richmond BY DUvAL PuRcELL
General AGENTS Petersburg by G CoRSS ~ JoaS
in Norfolk NJ A. SANTOS IN ~ Lynf a%E e cooKE
and G. II. HUNT; in Farmville, Or. WM IL, nh !.
PELL.
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[cHRISTIE5s
THE VITAL. FIITlD

Philosophers have for ages specua,ed on that mv,,s
nous power whose action is The result of animal life
snd whose absence causes physical death These spe
citations have only resulted in fancfnl theories al
ways Of ingenuity than utility Modern science
however brought to light the agency called Galvanl,m
which subsequent investigation proved be identical
NHh the Nervous Fluid-the mysterious link whereby
Many diseases to which the human frame is subject de-
entirely on the absence Of this mysterious power.
are generally termed Nervous Complaints and il
CAIVsS,SC 1n,s nature especially that cHRIsTIE's
s,sn.s n ,C RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID are de-.
eniny pi Inc Galyanic Belts Bracelets, Strength
ed for s,. are notifications Of the invention adapt
For further par,isula,. a.. ,,...,,.
par Of this pa Explanatory nm !. nc hsd
bGVi spf,ea,9n 10 hs agents for this oty Me.srs
mond, Va ss'" ia7 Main st., Rich.
Aug
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

rY,IIE subscriber offers Tor sale the Estate yirr
i Prince Edward Court House, known a. Springfield
The Tract &c Land contains rtu vrry far pro-
norton uf hich consists At excellent .un! land and
n,y grounds 4 large quantity . improved high land,
With good huidis.-. and all necessary Improvements
far 4 comfortable residence. II i Sirit-d wfhin one
mile ~ Pence Edward Court House, tso miles from
Iau,nden Sidney College and seven mics IRON Farm
WIZ These places fItni-. constant and excellent
market lnr all of IL productions Their J. y" place 10
Virginia more entirely hclltay and -ocri. superior
IN intelligence and morality 10 that III H. immediate ~
riniiy IT. nearn.ss Ia The Count House sud College,
af;ri superior facilities rr education. There ar tso
furnishing female schools and mai- school, a, the
Court House.
The Oye,seer VIII shoW The premises to any person
wishing 10 them. Per-ons wishing 10 pnrci.- WI
address the subscriber fanuyii!e, !rIacr Edward
county, Virginia.
Trr,s :-Une-hrd cash. delivery If The deed.
and the residue AMI t~o years. For the deferred
raymeHts bond and security Ill b- required
- cflaS : CARElSGTOS.
r,,nvii,, Prince Edward, july 3-ciDt
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Commission Business.

TINE undersigned continues The business here
i to.ore conducted by Minge s. Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and hrm'
ami sOl.c,ts the patronage OF his friends and ac-
cuainlances planting in Alabama, and the Norm
Eas, portion OF Mississippi, assuring them Of
strict attention 10 their interests, and all the oene
Il! OF ten years experience in selling Inc staple Of
our Stale. COLLIER Fl. MlNGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
II Refers 10: Gen. John II. Cooke, Edmund
Rutin, Hill Carter John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. C. Randolph, Virginia.
April 2l-d&c6m
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
s ppnlI AVIATION

1T having been represented 10 lie Executive, INA,
L Thomas HALEY who iia- been indicted the SUPER.
or Court of Law &C.. for Wayne county foI arson. Ia,
escaped from jail and l. going nj large l. William
Smith, Governor have thought proper 10 i-se tins FRO
clamalion, offering reward o nifty dollars 10 any per
persons who will arrest the said Thomas Haley,
and deliver him TO the Tailor Of Wayne county; and
moreover require all officers, civil and military, and
exhor the people Of the Common wealth, 10 use Their
best exerons TO The said HALEY, that he may be
brought to justice.
Given under my hand and the lesser seal Of the Com
monwealth at Richmond, this Doth day Of ln-
lAN-i ~, 1916, and list year Of the Commonwealth
WM. SMITH.
Thomas HALEY is described Irishnan BY bir;h.
about 5 years Of feet inches high, lish COM
pleaion, much marked by the snail poS.
JuIy 3l-c6t
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TRI-ST SaJI.

by virtue al deed OF Trust executed 10 the snh-cri
ID her bv AlsaorH Hand and of r-cod N the Clerks
Office of Monroe county, Missouri. for certain purposes
therein mentioned stall proceed TO sell 10 the hiehr>;
bidder. on FRIDAY, the lth day Of September next,
nj the town ot PARIS county Of Monroe and State III
Missouri certain LOT and HOUSES, IN the said town
Of Paris.
The title To said property il believed 10 be- ndiIpua
table, but acting as TruStr-, shall convey such title
only ~ vested III me b. the deed aforesaid.
JnIy lD--cwan RO. PRITrHETT.
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BROAD ROCK FOR SALE

I All authorized hy the owner To make sale 81 .hr
above valuable properly. The whole tract contains
.sD odd III Land al most excellent quality con
siderable priri"n III which i We'll woodrG, and has On
Il Dwelling lloGsc most beautifully situated, though
somewhat out OF repair; and. al-o, 4 large Tavern
House attached 10 the Race Field which makes II sn--
ccp;ihlr al cay division. which VII he made 7" -iit
purchasers Tne SITUATION j. healthy. has tine water
on it, ana ~ within four miles Of Richmond II not
sold privately before, II viii be offered al public arc-
lion, fhr premises, Tie li-t day oi The races IN,
l.tll September next. ~ The hour II II ociork, VI.
TERMS liberal, and made known by Application I"
". t:DiIIIIS.
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AUCTION SALES.
T,.-sf sale Of

VALUABLE PLANTATION NEGROES,
Al PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE.
fef virtue Of a Died q. Trust, executed 10 Tie sub
- scrbefs by Anderson l.. scott, Of Prince Edward
county, Ior certain purposes therein mentioned. which
deed u al record IN The Clerk office Gi s1ii county, we
shall arr for SALE pnhic atron. the Court heH-r
nf said county, Monday the Eth Instant eing Count
day, certain Negroes mentioned III sad deed, being
about t~chty-iour IN NUMBER, many thereof ~
III ~ br necessary To salisi. The purposes oil sad deed
They consist mainly &c men and women and are Z. pre-
srnttd a. being very likely aud valuable plantation
hands and none al them old.
The Title Is believed u te unGuesiiouahle Terms,
cash. Nh 7. JONES. ..
JORDAN BRANCH, '"''''s'
Petersburg, august --t;as
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McCKIEyBURG LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having determined to remove from
the state oi.r- his Lam! for sale "hereon liz now
resides containing four hundred and eighteen acres, y
inn IN thr neishohood ~ !.ombljy Grove four mites
North al the Roanoke I ms land l. AL ~ hal
state al ani 4 No; 10 be surpassed by any
high land in this county. 0n--ihiri IN original
or third in pine timber. and the balance cleared ai
in pond heart c lies in the FORK Of Fiat aud Evans
,,rrrk 4 large portion low grounds well adapted ~
the growth al wheat, corn, tobacco. oats &c Any per-
son wishing purchase may buy good bargain =! ~
vinr Immediately tie subscriber, who lives on tlir
n,,,m,... WILLIAM 4. EZELL