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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE
+ OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate Jointly
L owned by Isaac Read, Esq of Kan twha, aud my
self. This Estate lies In The county Of Prince Edward,
on Bufaloe, Fort and Falling Greeks, 81 miles from
Tiampdcn sydney College, Il from Prince Edward
Cnurt. house, and 8 miles from the town of FarmviIle.
II contains about 900 acres, of which about 100 acres
are low grounds of choice quality, and lhere is m am
pie quantity Of wood and plant land. A large proper
lion Of the high land is rich and in a high state Of inn
provenent, clover and plaster having been extensively
used.
On this Estate there Is a Gtist and Manufacturing
Mil, recently repaired, with three run of stones. The
water power is ample, and NAV be doubled, if desired,
without much expense. The Mill, since have owned
il, has made rs much rs 200 bills. Of toll grain in one
year.
The nearness Of this Estate to good markets makes it
desirable property, aud well worth the attention Of per.
SONS wishing 10 buy profitable lands.
The verseer, living on the premises, will show the
land to any person wishing TO see Il, and communion
tions by letter, on the subject, may be Addressed 10 me,
al Farmvillr, where | reside.
CLEMENT G..
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Orange C. II, Aug. 81, Is47.-clds
ssThe Eyamiuer., ,,

OUR friends, who have Obtained subscribers
~ TO "fhe Examiner" are requested 10 send
in their lists with as LILLE delay as possible. We
hope 10 hear from all Of them by The Isl Of Oclo-
Der. DEWITT q WRIGHT.
Richmond. 9th Sent. ISi1.-3t
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n Copy. TesIt,
Aug. l6-cwsw. JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C.

TN CHANcERY.-vrscIs,.:- AT Rules held in the
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland County, on the 9th day
Of September, l647:
James Dowdy, In his own right, and as adminislfa-
tor de bonis non, with the will annexed, of James
Dowdy, deceased, and as administrator Of Jesse Dow
dy, deceased, Plaintiff:
against
Robert Smith and Polly hs wife, BENJAMIN Bowlcs
and Jane his wife, Thomas uowdy, VIM. Booker, Hen
ny Martin, Nathaniel Peniek, administrator Of Richard
Dowdy, deceased, the heirs Of Richard Dowdy, deems
I'd, whose names are unknown, the said Nathaniel
Penick, administrator of Elizabeth Dowdy, Vim. III.
Dowdy and Hez. Ford, administrator de bonis non,
with The win annexed, Of the said James Dowdy, de-
csasrd, Defendants.
The defendants, the heirs Of Richard Dowdy, de-
ceased, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according to The act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and II appearing by satisfactory EVIL
dence that they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, II Is ordered, that the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the first day Of the next March term, aud
answer the bin OF the plaintiff; and TINT a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
iishsd in the city Of Richmond for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door Of the Court house
ofthis county. ACopy. Tcste,
Sept. l0-cw2m r. r. WO0DSON, D.. C.
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Farmville, Oct. l, ls47.-c9t


TN CrANCERY.-VIRGisiA At Rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancsry for Chesterfield county, on Monday, the
9th day of September, AID, 1917:
James A. Bruce, Executor of Armslreat Bruce, do
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
James N. Fletchef and Matilda his wife, A. s. Harris
and Musldora his wife, and Susan F. Chealham, devil
sees Of Branch Chratham. deceased, and the said Jas.
N. Fletcher and A. S. Harris, Executors nf the last will
and testament Of the said Branch Cheatham, deceased,
Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney, and filed
bis hill, and the defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security, according TO the net Of
Assembly and The rules Of The said COuit, and IL ap-
p1arine by satisfactory evidence that they arc mol inlla-
LItanis Of this Commonwealth, on motion Of the plain.
Tiff, 1t is ordered, that the said defendants do appear at
rules TO ba holden for our said Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery, In the Clerks Office thereof, on
the hrst Monday IN December next, and answer the
hill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this order he
published in 4 newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that another
copy be posted at the front door Of the Court house OF
this county. ACopy. Tcste,
w. w. r. CoGBii.L, Clerk pro TEN.
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IN CHANCERY.-vIRcIn,A:- AT a Court of Quarter
1 ly Session, continued and held for Louisa County.
At The Court house thereof, on Tuesday, the 10Th day Of
August, lS47:
James L. Gunter and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
- Brockman and - Brockman, infant chill
dren 0fCharles J. 4 rockman, deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, - Brockman and = Brock
man, infant children Of Charles J. Brockman, deceas-
ed, not having entered their appearance and given ST.
curity, according 10 law and the rules of this Court, and
il appearing TO the satisfaction Of The Court that they are
not Inhabitants ofthis State, on motion Of the plaintiffs,
by their attorney, it is ordered, that the said defendants,
- Brockman and - Brockman, infant chill
dren Of Charles J. Brockman, deceased, do appear be.
fure the Justices Of our said County Court of Louisa
county, ut the Courthouse. on the second Monday IN
October next, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for Two
months excessively, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of this county on some Court day.
A Copy. Tesie,
Aug. ~6-cw8 JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. c.
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Thomas i. Palmore, WIN. C. Palmore, Benz. u: Pal
more, Robert n. palnore. Jackson Stokes and Sarah
his wife, Joseph NJ. Paluore John puAield and Frances
bs wife nnJ Wm . p.in,nys Defendants.
moi having entered ,heir annrarancc and given security,
according TO the act Of Assembly and The rules OF this
Court, aud II appearing by satisfactory evieenee .na o.
they are not inhabitants Of this Commuhwsal'h, u u
first day Of October Court next. and answer me PHI o.
the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be io'ihw'h
inserted In some newspaper published IN !ne Guy .,
the font door of The Court huuzs of this county.
ACopy-Trsie, on,,.,
Aug. l0-cw9m Is. u. WOhSHaM, u
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG FOR SALE

TIE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Real
! Property in The City of Williamsburg known Us the
GETTY HOTEL" The house is large and comHiodi-
stables, Sc, &c, necessary 10 i tavern or house Of pub
lie entertainments. The situation Is very desirable,
aud the property is well worth thr attention Of those
who wish To make 4 judicinus investment ~ a hotel or
privnt- boarding house. Persons wishing Ia educate
their children could do 30 1T 4 small expense II William
y s1ary College, and at the same time he engaged in a
profitable business, by purchasing this establishment.
TERMS will be made accommodating. Apply 10 the
Proprietor. LEONARD HENLEY
hnr. ot-rt0rt1
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Fifty Negroes, stock

FARMING UTENSILS, &c, AT VARlNA.
ON THURSDAY, The l4lh of October, al II
~ O'Clock, al the Farm called VARINA, on
James River, about IL miles below Richmond. |
shall sell, al auction, about FIFTY NEGROES.
Men, Women and Children. Among them is an
excellent Seamsress, Washer and Ironer, with
Two likely Children; and a first rate Blacksmith
10 years old.
Six Mules, 30 head of Caulc, Hogs, and a large
quantity Of Farming Utensils, &c.
TERMs-For The Negroes cash. The other
property, six months credit Tor bonds with ap.
proved security for all sums over 20 dollars, and
cash Tor a less amount. ANN M. AKIN.
Executrix OF p. Aiken, deceased.
Sept. 30-3awlds WM. PaNNILL, Auct.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE in THE
COUNTY OF MATHEWS.
= virtue OF a decree OF The County Court OF
ID Mathews, pronounced on the 9th day Of
August, lS47, in The suit Of "Mary F. Digs
and others, agains! Martha Il. Digs and Others"
the undersigned, who We're appointed commits
sioners under said decree, will proceed 10 sell a,
Mathews Court House on The second Monday
in October next, that being Court day, that valu-
able and productive Farm in the county OF Ma
lhews, lying between the waters OF North and
piankatank rivers, called WINDSOR" OF
which Samuel Digs died seized aud possessed,
containing about Jour hundred acres; about one
half OF the trac! is cleared, and The lndcr
! thickly set with Pine, Oak and Ash.
The buildings consist OF a large Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Carriage House, Kitchen
&c, all built Of good materials, and in excellent
order. This Farm is considered healthy.
Any further description is deemed unnecessa-
ry, as persons wishing 10 buy are invited 10 ex-
anime The premises and Judge Tor themselves.
TERMS OF SAI.E-A credit Of one, Two and
three years, except so much cash as will be ne
cessary 10 deiray The costs OF suit and expense of
sale; the two last instruments to carry interest
twelve months from the day of sale. Bonds with
satisfactory security will be required OF The pur-
chaser, and The tile 10 the land retained until The
purchase money is paid.
ALBERT DlGGS,
WILLIAM DIGGs, Commissioners.
August 25-clds
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PACK or TIcxKr.:-Wliol S4O-IIalves n0-0uar-
ters lU-Eighths5.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. ~SI'RATTON,
Semi. 37 Richmond. Va.
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w. II. TurpEn g. Co.'S Office.
MO. l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,
In Virginia.
The moa brilliant Louery ep:r drawm IN The
UniLsd States!
S1OOOOOI slOOOO $4,000!

Official drawings forwarded as soon az recctved:
Packages, Certificates aud single Tickets for saie by
w. r. TURpiN L. Co, Richmond. Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, In any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive the Rost prompt alien
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL is received. w. r. TURPiN & CO..
Observation-Disclosures see acknowledgements
Aug.2 w. P. TURPIN & CO
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE


u virtue Of 4 Decree Of thr Circuit Court of Cllcs.
ID terrified, of the I'd OF April, 1877. amended by ano-
ihrr decree in July, 1917, in the suit of David e.. Win
free, &c, against Lucy Winiiee md others, The pianta.
iinn on james river, IN the county Of Buckingham, bn-
longing Ia the estate nf james w. Winfr.e, deceased,
will be offered for sale, by public auction. on The pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, tie nth October, lS47, IL fair,
survey. $500 acres, Of which there are estimated 10 be
about GOO acres ofoprn arabl. land. including about $50
acres OF river, and a small portion Of creek low grounds.
The residue at lie land Is In woods, and much of IL
well timbered. Nearly all The oprn land il in 4 high
state uf Improvement fiom the use Of clover and plas-
ter, and is well adapted 10 thr growth If tobacco, corn,
wheat and oats. There is n grist mill on the place,
and 4 site on which there hns been n saw mill, the dam
now standing in good repair. The mill was hum last
year, hut may br rebuilt NJ a moderate cost, and rem
derfd very profitable. Tho plantation adj0ins The lands
of Rn. Boiling, John AID James Harris, Henry and To-
renzo Nicholas and others, and il about ) miles from
Scottsville and 3 miles from lie Virginia Mills. Pro.
dnce may be carried across The river 10 the canal with
ci any hauling On The opposite side. Ii IL well wa
tered by two creeks running entirely through II. and by
4 number Of springs conveniently sitnnted. There Is n
good orchard, and I'LL necessary tObaccO-hnnsrs, barns,
&C with a small dwelling and an 0verseer's house.
The purchaser will receive possession of the land,
now in crop, so soon as the crops can be properly gath.
cred and removed; and will take full possession m The
Isl January next, rescrying only The use Of tobacco
houses and necessary fuel until the tobacco crop can be
cured aud carried away.
The Terms are One fourth cash, and n credit Of one,
two and three wears, equal Instruments. for the residue
the credit yme nts to hear interest from The sale
and To he secured by bonds with good security, and by
retaining the title until payment.
We are authorized TO say, that it is not the intention
of anv of the persons now Interested III the estate 10
purchase IT. LUCY WiNFREE, r,,,.
Sent. l4-ctis HOLDEN RHODES, I""' :.
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pOWUATaN LAND E0N SALE

POWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.
DURSUANT la I decree Of the Superior Court Of
j Clanrery for The Richmond Circuit, 10 the State If
Virginia, pronounced on the ODD day of March, 1877, IN
The case of William Mann, plaintiff, against Jamrs Nc
Dcarman, administrator de bnais non with the VIII an
ne1rd of James McDeafmln, decreased, and others. de-
PENDANTS, the Undersigned, appointed By the said de
cree, commissioner for that purpose, will, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of September next, that being Powbatan
County Court day, proceed To sell, Mt tho t,nnrt-house
uf said County. Ia lIe lii1lrsi :.iIi-r, NJ pahlic auction,
VIM. A Cooke, Sr.. IN trust for The benefit Of Joseph
Ell, by 4 deed made by INN aud wife, and admit
ted TO record in The Couf u powhatan county, ON the
alst day of September, 1920.
The above mentioned tract of land is described rs
lying In The county Of POwhatan, in the fork Of the
South aud North branches of Fine Creek, containing
four hundrrn anh seventeen acres hy survey. II Is be.
lirsed To be about = miles from The CGnr; house OF the
county, in an agreeable and healthy neighbn.hood, and
10 comprise n due proportion Of wood and cleared land
some OF which IL said 10 ho very good.
fourth Of the purchase money Ia be
paid IN cash, and the balance in three equal install.
ments, of six, twelve and eighteen months, bearing in
trrrst from The day of sale; The purchaser giving bonds
with surety for the credit payments, aud the comliis-
sianer executing no conveyance until the purchase mo-
nry is paid, aud 4 conveyance directed BY the Court.
July 3N-ctds TIiOS. 7. GILES, Com'r.
AZ POSTpOSEMENT.-The above sale has hrca
nnavoidabIy postponed, II will certainly be made At
Pow hafnn Court house on Monday, the 4th day OF DC
loher, lsd7, That bring Pow halan County Court day.
TERMS ~ above.
Sept li-ctds TIIOS. r. GILES, Com'r.
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.OL IN POWHATAN.

FEMALE SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
THE subscribers Sclioul will re open on tie lsl oi
i October. lie will receive into his family 4 few
boardcrs, 10 whom particular attention will BIZ paid in
every respect. The situation is remarkably healthy,
and In 4 pleasant neighhoriooh.
Terms, pr session Of Gre months.
Board and Tuition In English, Sos OF
French, 10 W
instruction in Music and use of Piano, 81 50
Day Scholars, Is 90
PAYMENTS will he required in advance, and no frdnc-
Iion for lost time, excerpt nj the discretion of the sub
scriber. My address is Genito Post Office, Powhaian.
Oct. I-cw4w WM. MURRAY.
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aArED to hire, for The remainder of the
,tsr' three or four field hands, to work on
N''n near The CITY. Apply TO
h. "a P. M. TABB g. SON.
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BY benjamin Davis, Auct.

EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES.
Will be sold THIS MORNING, at 81 o.
clock, 8 likely Negroes.
Oct. |. BENJAMIN DAVIS, Auc!.
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2UU prizes oil S,uuU (ocihS Tue
lowest 3 No. prizes)
The Isl , drawn Nos. 1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass $, for isl7, TO h- drawn al
Alexandria,, Saturday, Goth October. Is No. Lottery
II drawn ballots.
Magnificent Scheme:
I grand capital Of SlU0, 900 s prizes Of $4,000
grand prize Of 40,OWn S 5000
prize of 2U,U0U 5 I" 1900
l5,OW 900 /" 1000
l2,O75 6a !" 1000, &C /,
&C., amounting To So, O03 ,275.
Whole Tickets S4O-lalves 20-Iuart@rs l0-eigiiths 3.
Purchasers Of packages twhoie tickets or sharesl al
this office will have a deduction made Of THREE
A package Of whole Tickeis-43 Tor n-will cost
$3.50, aud must draw S408 nrtt.
a package of halyes-25 for 2a--wil cost S+i0, aud
must draw S20i nett.
A package OF quarters-o5f for aa-will cost saaO, and
must draw Sl02 nett.
A package of eighths-o5 for oa-wil cost Sll0, and
must draw ISL nett.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets In NJ. & Co.'s Lotteries, punctnally attended 10,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes caslied nj sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nc. 3, Exchange Place.
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.IuARIE IANnS FOR SAI,E

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
WING disposed of only a part Of my lands, lying
alh- county Of Orange, the remainder is sill Of
Eicr sale at private bargains. The following tracts
Nv IN market-viz:
ID MEADOWS This farm will be sold either as
lS'of lG05 acres, or reduced TO 725 acres, 10 suit
~srchaser, of which 500 acres ore cleared and un-
~ailvallon. The farm Is now in good order. Ii
t'ery comfortable dwelling house. containing six
" thoroughly and newly repaired and painted,
pNable outbuildings, stables, &C., upon IL.
" WlNDER TRACT.-This tract contains COO
lalnining The Meadows, upon Mountain Run,
: w acres Of which are open land. 1t has a small
sss.at upon il.
ZEALAND TRACT contains also COO acrss, a
r~lfopo.tion of which Is bottom land, upon Noun
nm, ofthe first quality for grass or crops.
" INDEPENDENT TRACT contains i6s acres,
ss'Os The Meadows, and is mostly upland.
: four tracts are situated In a pleasant and
ae,al neishborhood, say two miles from the Rae
'efd, on the Rapid Ann river, thirty from Ere
'snnre. and twenty from the Louisa Railroad
as grounds stretch upwards Of TWO miles on the
lam Kun, which passes through each Of the four
anu are Of unusual breadth, furnishing very fine
aeauow, wheat, corn or tobacco lands. They are
"m marsh or swamp. A vein Of very superior
e''se shows itself al intervals along the Run, and
oaeh'ahd Tract it forms a high bluff, thus fur
material for the further Improvement Of the
ine hirh lands upon the four tracts are in hne
'fa clover grows luxuriantiy under the action Of
T,aer Information will be given by my brother,
4 : hotson, who is fully authorized TO net for mel
''~ner's address IN Raccoon Ford.
Ssfper Co., Va, Oct. l, 1897. cw6w
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|us Filth Session Of this Institution will be
|, t-Opened on The first day If October for the
IS,On Of Boarders and Day Pupils, when, as
w Masters Of experience and ability, she
10 carry out a thorough and extensive
~ Female Education.
English department. is entirely under the
..lon OF Mrs. Burke herself.
anc'cn, and Modern Languages, Music
s,, .saa luslrumental,) Drawing and Paint.
..s 'le same as 10 other Schools inhhe city.
"a Street, between Grace and Franklin
wv Sept. 7-cwlOctlst
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Leaving the risk on 4 package Of wholes 472-
halves, quarters and eightis in proportion.
publish this Scheme at this early day In order that
every one. both far and near, may make arrangements
TO have a cbance In Il. Ofcoursc, every man who ever
deals in Lotteries al all will have n chances; aud those
scheme.
The subscriber would be pleased TO receive orders for
single wholes or shares, or certificates of packages, and
promises prompt attention, and an account OF the draw
iug when over. Please address
Aug. 24-cw6w J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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LOTTERIES.
Stralton,s Office.

MO S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say wbatthey can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
THE CAPITAL OF $4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. of sussox Lottery, Extra, No. ~:
Is % 6 Z G5 81 4 SO &c Al SO 81 Gu.
Hall, Nos.6 Is %, the Capital Prize of 81, 600.
Half, Nos. 81 So GO, another small one. sold and paid
by STGATTDN.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, Extra, No. 29, Sept 25th:
40 SO 6 So 81 So Al 70 l6 % 81 10 S.
Ticket, Nos. 8 .? a., Two more, sold and paid by
Do. % 81 49, STRATroN.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey, No. II, Sept. 18th:
S 30 % So 80 60 IA 10 GO 80 8 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
FRTDAY-Leesburg, Extra, No. 81. Capitals S4,-
600, 1880, l,0uU, &c. 70 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81;
halyes50 c.; quarters a5c
1000 DOLLARSi 1000 DOLLARSl
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. 10. Capitals =
$4,000, 1000, 500, &c. as Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sill
halves 50 cts.; quarters IS CTS.
The mos. Brilliant Lottery crcr draon in The
TgI
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The Most Brilliant Lottery
EYER DRAWT IN TIE UNITED S7.7TES!
100000! $4,000! $2O,OGO!

Being the lowest 3 No. Prizes.
The LIST and Cd drawn Nos, $1,000
The ID and Sd, or Sd and 4th drawn Nos, $500 !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class $, for ls47, to he
drawn In Alexandria,, on Saturday, the :t0ih day orUc-
tober, lS47, under the superintendent Of Commission
ers. rs No. LotIery-l2 drawn ballots.
M~ACNIEICENT HEM
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Miles Amber

MACHINE SASH, BLIND, and DIOR MANU-.
Nl FACTURER, and GLAZlER, on 18th Street
near the Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond, Va.
sept. 9
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n, MRS. DREW'S SCHOOL
4 !. oe re.opened on the LIST Of October next, In
I, mouse formerly occupied by the Rev. Dir.
Trace street, between 5th and 9th. A few
u, s ~ can be accommodated with board.
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IN CHANCERY.-yIRc,sr.:-M Rules held in the
l Clerks Office of Cumberland County Court, on Mon
day, The I'd day Of August, ls47: ~
Mileius Il. Palmorr, flaln'ih:
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Executor Of Robert Ferguson, deceased.
Sept li-cwt0ctll
TRUST SALE AT AUCTION OF CITY
plINI REAI TIE

TN pursuance of n deed of trust, for certain purposes
= as therein stated, from w. J.. Morris, dated ami duly
recorded in Prince George county Court Clerks Office,
IN March 23d, 1897, shall expose. nj public auction,
TN Tuesday, November lat next ensuing. on the prrini-
ses, Two l.otsof Land, on which the City Point Rail.
road Wharf aud Depot, nj city Point, aIe built and sitn.
ate, known on The old Plat az Nos. 9 and l6, being the
same a. purchased by IIoraiio Moore of John ID. Wood
and wife, per deed duly recorded, and subsequently
purchased Of commissioners Spooner and Allison, BY
W. Morris. said Lots front about 400 feet on the ri
yer, and run back 10 George +. Moody's Tavern.
TERMS-0nr-fourth q months, balance in one and
twn years, bonds with satisfactory security.
Sale 10 take place nj IL O'clock, NJ.
r.. G.. STAINBACK,
Surviving Trustee or himself and J.. w. Pegram,
Trustees Of w. J. Morris.
Q1- Sale conducted hy
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500. 900! 100000 $4,000!

20 prizes of $4,000, amounting 10 300, 600,
(Being tho lowest 3 No. Prizes.l
The LIST and 81 drawn Nos, 81 600!
The 81 and 81, or Sd and 4th drawn Nos, $500 !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 5, for ls47, 10 be
drawn In Alexandria, on Saturday, the both day of DC
tober, 1877, under the superintendent of Commissions
ers. rs No. Lo,,ery-l2 drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-01
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THR MOST MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY EVER
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100000 DOLLARS CAPITAL PRIZE.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass S-to be drawn
nj Alexandria. October ~. lS41.