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REGULAR PACKETS. 'a
LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN
.PHILADELPHIA AND LIHERPOOL.

@ I HN NED EzH
ITO sail from Philadelphia the 26th Of every
u month, and from Liverpool the 18th Of every
month.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO LIVERPOOL.
Thos. p. Cope, Capt.
H.. II. Mierclfen Feb. rs June rs lOct. IS
SGank, (new) Capt. 80
E. TMley Mar. 70 July 20. NOV. 70
Stisqueho,nna, Capt.
A. Turley rs April rs lang. % Dec -
j. yS W. Misreken May IS sept IS Jan. rs
FROM LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA.
sfEfs9Ts a4 lss"' Capt JAM IL May u Sep. IL
SstsquehG,nG, Capt. a
A. Turley M 1884, Feb. ~ June II Oct II
Hyon,ns, Cnew) Capt
J.W. Mierckcn Mar. AZ July IL NOV. IL
I'hss. p, Cope, Capt M E3,t
II. +. Miercken April IL lAug. IL Dec ~.
These are frst-class Philadelphia. built Ships
having spacious and elegant cabins, and combin-
ing every quality to render them safe and expsdi-
tons conveyances. They are abundantly supplied
with stores of the best kind, and sail punctually,
taking advantage Of the tow and ice-boats on the
Delaware.
Passage to Liverpool, $50 to Philadelphia, Gao,
without wines. sf s N, III f..,,a.ss ri N
H.&A. COPE & CO., Philadelphia.
@$ BROWN SHIPLEY e. CO.. LIVERPOOL
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kea 9ss travelling Agents Wanted asi a
TO OBTAIN SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADVERTISING
yfEf tx 81 fa tss&13t 33 ~ FOR THE 3A
a.,s N.A7 E1W 1TAlh WlElGo
Apply al This office either by letter Or in person.
The; most satisfactory testimonials required. Com
pensafion liberal, ~ Il. ,g,s. gis
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ssThe Commander OF. our Naval forces in the
Cult is hereby directed not to obst,7iet the pas
sage Of Gen. ANToNIA LoPEz DE SANTA ANNA
arid.suile 70 Mexico should he desire 10 return
thuher.. ssessaa sss sss JAMES X. POLK.
sMay IS, 1916. II. sl' '',5''.'a '.t. .' a.' !.
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CABINET, SOFA, AND CHAIR
'4f Ast@ M Hi HaNTTEACTORY

TAMES WILLIAMS n SON, would 70.
j specially inform their friends and the public
in general that they have now On hand q DIR nsw
WARE ROOMS, on 7th street. opposite ths Ones
Of the National Intslligencer general assortment
Of SPLENDID FURNITURE, embracing ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-28
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE or
Valuable Real Estate.

on THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
SLAVES, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE. SHEEP
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c.
IL virtue 81 u Deed of Trust, executed BY James p.
- CorbIn, Esq, shall proceed Ia sell, NJ public auc.
lion, on THURSDAY, The IIIh day al November, Is47.
y iair, II moi, Tue next fair day, the loliowing:KeaI and
Personal Estate:
cuRRiN nAi.I.-An Estate containing about 1850
acres "f Land, situated in the county III MIddIe-ex.
aud lying brtween The lappalaGnock liver and Grange
creek. inr improvements consist of a comfortable
wood Dwelling House ol fuir rooms, an necessary 4 n
Houses, Barns, Corn Houses, Stables, Negro Cxbln.
&c, &c. '
Gorbln Hall j. second 10 no Estate ON tIr Rappa;,an.
mock flver, OF sImilar extent, In all the advantages
which rnuih be required by 4 Virginia farmer del.
rtiIs "l obtaining nm agreeable residence 81 n profitable
Investment Of Capital. The Farm - now M good on
der ana condition.. The gn~inc crop II Corn J.. -.tj-
mated n IsuO barrels. Crops 0f Wheat aud RIVE wIlI
br Seeded, and all the firmin. operations have brru.
ana WIN hr regularly conducted, until ihr day Of sale.
sixty valuable and likely Slaves, a large numbrf of
Horses, Mules. Cattle, sheep and Hogs, Wagons. carts.
plougls and other Farming Utensils, Fodder. sl,urks'
&c. Also, ! valuable Jhreshing Machine, CAPABLE Of
turning nut from 10 800 bushels per day.
The sale VIII take place IL Corhin Tall. Persons de-
siroiis OF viewing the property previous Ia tho sale are
invited to do so.
TERMS-Ihr Slaves viii be sold for caslI-the
stocks, Farming Utensils and Crops on a credit of az
nnhths-the Land, one third cash, nHe third twelve
months. one-third two y-ars-hond, with good r-r.on
II security, bearing interest from the day Of sale, and a
Heed .! trust on the promises Ia secure The deferred
payments. James r. Corbin and his wife WIN unit. IN
! deed To the purchaser For further In hnrmafinu as Ia
he property, the undersigned will refer all persons de.
'ignins Ia purchase, 10 James y. Cofhin, Esq.
Sept. 25-ctis WIN. N. WELLFURD. Tfusfre
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
p0WHaTAN

IN pursuance of Il dtcrae Of powiatan County Conrt.
! III Clanrrry sitting, pronounced on thr 9Th day of
April, l5i7, In thr case OF James J. BInturd, A. j. Rim
ford and j. l.. Bacon. merchants aud partners, trading
under The firm of B,nIords & Bacon, and Others. plain
tins. against WIN. Il. Archer, defendant the undrrsign
I'd. appointed hy the said decree "A Commissioner for
That purpose, VIII, on SATURDAY, the 2nd day uf DC
tubrr, 1877, proceed TO sell, on thr premises, IN said
county, 1T public auction. Ia the highest bidder, 4 GER
tain Tract or parcel al Land. which was conveyed by
y. J. Archer and Martha w. his wife Ia the said VIM.
u. Archer, IN trust, for The benefit Of said BinIords 4
Bacon, and Others. by deed dated The iirst day of Feb
rnary, lsi5. and duly admitted Ia record In Powhatan
Comfy i,ourt Clerks Office an the Sd day Of November,
lst5. The said tract or parcel Of land j. described in
thr said deed IL situated in the county OF Powhatan, on
THE waters OF Fine Greek, containing, by survey, nine
hundred and seveniy-umr acre., h- The same more or
less, ana bounded by the lands ofS-lh liliclrr's Estate,
u. q. saunders, Ro. X. Dlbney, T.. Ronald, aud a.. Cos
by and others.
The above described tract Of land lies about two miles
10 the Nortliward nc Powhatan conrt. hniisr. II has
upon II 4 dwelling house nnd other buildings and I'M
IrovenIents, aud Is said To br remarkably well wonlri
anu watrrrd. There Is upon The property 4 spring
which - Thought 10 possess valuable mineral properties.
TERMS-Onr-third cash, the balance in iva eq ual
annual Instruments. braring interest from the day IT
sale. Bonds with approved security will hr required
for the credit payments, and the till. withheld until
The whole purchase money shall be- paid.
II found c%yprdi-nt on the day of sale, the said land
Will then be divided into such and 50 many parcels a.
shall sui purchasers and be in The judgment, Of The un-
~drisignrd jndicious and proper.
Sept. ii-cids Ohm s. CASKIE, Comr.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER EsTA TIE


IlV virtue of 4 Dscrrr Of the Circuit Court Of Cles-
- terrified, al the 81 of April, 1917, amended by an"-
Their decree III July. 1917, in the snit al David &. Win
free, &c, against Lucy Winirer and others, thu plania
tinn on James river. in the county Of Birkingl ium, be-
longing Ia the estate nf James w. Winfrre, d 1rrased,
will he offered Tor sale, by public auction, on The pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the iaui October, 1871, IL fair,
survey, 1900 acres, Of which there are estiW atri Ia hr
aIu,I,I inn 80 . al .e~.---Lt. innd, inesaL,a q about $50
acres al river, anil a small portion Of creek lew grounds.
The residue 81 The land IL IN woods, aud much nf il
we'll timherrd. Nearly NIL the open land is ~ 4 high
state Of Improvement from the use of clover and plos-
Ter, and is we'll adapted Ia the grow;i, Of tobacco, curn,
wheat and oats There u n 2risi mill on The place,
AMI a site on which there has been \ saw mill, the dam
now standing in good repair. The mill was burnt last
year, bni may hr rebuilt NJ 4 moderate cost, aud rem
Lrrrd very prniIiahl-. The plantation djnns The lands
of lio Rolling, john aud james Harris, Henry and I.o-
ScnitsvIllr and s miles from The Virginia Mills. Pro.
drice may he carried across the river I" ihs canal with
out any liauiin. on the opposite side. II ~ well wa
tered 10y twu creeks running entirely through il, aud BY
4 number Of springs conveniently silunIcd. There * Il
good orchard, anu nll necessary tobacco HOUSES, harms,
&c, with 4 small dwelling and m ov-rs-cr y house.
The purchaser viii receive possrssi.n uf The land.
now IN crop, 50 soon as the crops can he properly gath
cred aud removed; and will take full lpss-ssiun on the
LIST January neat, rrser,ing only the nsr of tobacco
houses and necessary fuel until Tile tobacco crop can be-
cured AMI carried away.
The Terms are One. fourth casli, aud n credit Of one.
two and three years, equal instruments for the residue
The credit payments 10 bear interest from ilr sale.
and Ia he secured by bonds wiIl, good security, and ny
retaining tlr title until payment.
We are authorized Ia say, that il is no, ihr intention
Of any Of the persons now Interested in The estate Ia
purchase it, LUCY r
Sept. I4-ctds HOLDEN RHODES, ''""
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AUCTION SALES.
ELK EUITE

AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND.
WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, at public auc-
w iion, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th
day Of October.
This Estate contains about 1900 acres, or which
SEQ acres are low grounds of The best quality, and
about the snme quantity Of high land, of great fertility,
~ cultivation. The dwelling house new, large and
handsome; The farm buildings in excellent order; 4 iir,t
iaie gri,t and saw mill. Situated on James River, 50
mile. above Richmond. The freight Of Il huslleI Of
wheat ia only 3 cents, and Of = hid. Of tobacco IS cents.
For further particulars. reference IS made 10 i former
advertisement.
TERMS.-one-fourth Of the purchase money cash;
The balance in three equal annual instruments. with in
terest from The day al sale. 4 bond with a deed of
trust on the property will he required for the deferred
payments.
All necessary preparations for suw.Rg 4 cap Of wheat
Will 20 an I'LL The day Of sale; after which, every iacili-
~ will lie afforded 10 the purchaser.
II will give me pleasure To show the property To any
one wlu desires 10 examine il.
My address Is Gainesville. Cumberland CO., Vn.
PEYTON HARRISON,
At'y for II. G. Harrison, Adin'x Of r. Harrison.
Aug. lU-ctds
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI.
Bcbnging 10 III TTnslecs II NE Bank d Me
United S;,aies.

United S,aies.
about 700 acres all under fence, 500
~ cleared. Of which there are from $50 to 400 In cult
WALTON, and nearly. or about quo acres OF ~tinbrr-sltu-
ated Al miles East South East from the city OF Vicks-
burg-has an il IL horses, stock of cattle, including OK
sils, including tools, &C., two cisterns, and an excellent
well Of water, a new gin house, tincludlns press and
MILL a new rin stand and thrashrr, new negro quar-
trrs' ,arpentsr's shop, hlacksmith's shop, two new
cribs; aIso, a stable and old crihs, n good double dwell
ling house, containing three rooms anu n closet; also,
n vegetable aud fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
The ensuing wear. The corn and fodder, sufficient for the
place the next year, will be gold on the place. and de-
iiyered, al the market price. The farm will be sold for
SIG, u0O, OF which s4,0o0 in cash, and The balance in
on-. two and three years, EQUAL annual instnlments.
bearing six per cent interest from The date Of sale, &C.
cured hy mortgage, or deed in trust.
Amply 10 Joseph L. Roberts, Agent, hatcher, who
has fnli power 10 sell and convey said property,
Aug. l7-e3m
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u. a~c,ds THos. BRANCH L BRO, Anots.
A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MILL FOR SALE.

ITAVING taken q lease on the Tavern, &c, nj Amr-
IL lin t.omrt House, for I term of years. ] again offer
far sale the Plantation on which ] now reside, lying in
Amelia county, one mile West Of Dennisvllle, contain
in three hundred aud sixty acres, with 4 comfortable
Dwelling House with five rooms, four with IRE places,
and NIL necessary onthouses, with an excellent Garden
and Yard. newly and neatly enclosed, with extensive
Apple and Peach Orchards ct choice fruit. The Plan
talon ls divided into three fields, which produce good
crops of grain, &C.; lies very level, and is admirably
adapted 10 improve on. IL has about seventy acres Of
excellent Wood Land, and n plenty Of old field Pine.
IL has on IL 4 steam Saw Mill, built In the best man
ner, with all The modrm improvements; and, | think |
ran safely say, II is the best Saw Sill | ever saw. The
Engine IS ton hnrsr power. built IN the most simple
and best manner, with TWO boilers twenty feet long
twenty-five inches diameter; 1t has been bur little used,
and Is nearly as good as new.
The Engine drives the saw ably through logs OF any
size, and will cat, with proper management, Two th"u-
sand feet per day. and requires about one good wagon
load of wood per day.
The management Of the Engine is very simple, and
any smart negro will learn II IN q few days. Inc saw
Mill will he sold either with or without The Iand, ana
can be moved and nut up any here without much coat.
The subscriber will attend, il desired, To pulling y IN
operation for any prfson who may hug II; a Grlst MN
may he attached 10 i. with very ilitIe Cost, rms hiii
is a verg valuable piece of property, ana WIN clear
from sir 10 eight dollars per day. ANY one wishing To
buy, can see il in operation any DAY.
The Plantation can be- bought for three dollars ana
fny rents prr mere; and the Saw Sill with all It's h1
lures for one thousand dollars; and the Engine alone
70, eight hundred dollars; 1t is well calculated for coal
pits.
For further particulars. address The subscriber, Den.
nisvile Post Office, Amelia.
Sept. N-cw5w' JOHN a. JETER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
a v Unable FAR IN

ON JAMES RIVER, NEAR GoOCllI.AND =. u
ID Y virtue of a DEERE VI ihr CouTi Of Hastings ioi ~
ID city Of Richmond, in ciiancrry sitting, pro.
nonnced un The llth day of August, 1917, IN wv" NV.
therein pending, The one styled 'kean's euaInian
against Kean, Garland and Others The "Iher, "tailis
guardian asainS, Calls, Garland aud others the I'M
drrsienrl, vino was thereby appointed 4 Commission
rr Tor the purpose, will procrrd 10 sell, n pubic an1, .
tim, al Goocllland cnuit house, on MONDAY, tlr io'l
day Of Octnher. 1917, uhat being cnnri day,l ~ .ir
hour Of / O'Clock, I. NJ, That valuable Farm, ~ the
county Of GooGhiand, on James river, abolii - MFRS
above llr city If Richmond. called kaniscatka, COZ.
tanning ahnnI $50 acres, Il map ami survey "' ~nm"
will be made, aud exhibited III the sale. u v now {
nanlri uiit IL Mr.. John IlIonls"i, Jr, oil 'o'filanu
Court house, who will ~ doubt shaw y !" any ~ w
posr,! 10 pnrr base. This farm atloirs the wei, KNOWN
estate called "iscayrrLam,' owned ~ thr nris "
James Peasants, al Maryland, and c"jDin 'fatMIn,
Esp III THIS city. The suil of which, Ike fa.hs, cAh W
made equally irrtiir.
The terms Of sale for The above PROPERTY WIN pe-
one third in rash, balance in rlial in-iaimrn - ~ '"e
AMI two years, for bonds or negotiable notes, ahtcfe''
added, secured by 4 trust deed.
w. GDDDlS, Commissioners.
+. S.-prrsons n 4 distance may attend this 81, .
with The posifi1r assurance, that thus property will be
sold m,ihout reserre. W. GoDDiN,
Sept. ai-ctis Commissioner.
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WOODVIIJ.E FOR SALE.

WILL. be offered for sale, Ia the highest bidder, n
w Orange Cnuri house, on FRIDAY, the ist day Of
October next, IL the weather Is suitable, and, If not,
the first suitable day thereafter, Sundays excepted }
that beautiful and highly desirable residence lately &C.
cupied hy hrs. Helen Blair, IN the county Of Orange,
and generally known by the name of Woodyille. The
tract contains about four hundred ard fifty acres. two
thirds of which arr cleared, and the residue well tim
bcred. The soil is good, fertile aud productive, and
well adapted I" the culture Of tobacco and ail kinds Of
gram. IL lies within one mile of Orange Cont house
~ ilr midst of rs good society as any in Virginia, and
the dwelling Is situated upon an rminrnce commnnd-
Ing 4 inll view of THE village. II has numberless springs
of pure msuntain water; and All The buildings, inclnI-
ing barn, stable AMI negro cabins, are IN excellent re-
pair, aud suited 10 the size 0f The farm.
TElMS-Dnr and Two years, with bond and ap'
proved personal security, and 4 deed of trust upon the
land Is additional security. J.W SAUNDERS,
Administrator dr honis non, will The will anne y1d
Aug. aO-clds of William Shepherd, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-28
July la-c,ds Executor of Tho's Watkins, deee
VALUABLE CHARLES CITY LAND
Foo ALE

THE subscriber offers for sale his FARM-"lNplhN
i FIELDS"-in Charles City county, l,yina on Inc
Main road leading from Charles City Courthouse 10 the
city of Richmond, three miles from The former place,
and about thirty five from the latter. IL u IN a mlir
and 4 quarter of public landing on Janes river, and
three quarters uf a creek n~avieabic for vessels drawing
FIVE and a half to 81. feet of water; TINS farm con,
tains six hundred and twenty acres, lnfee hundred aha
sixty Of which are cleared and in cultivation, the rest
we'll wooded and heavily limbered with oak and pine,
but principally with oak. Nearly all the cleared iand
is the James river soil, easily cultivated and improved
and finely adapted to The growth Of wheat and corn
There are on he place all necessary .,;.hI ,s houses. the 4. @ n,nrI
houses are in GOOD condition. The neieiihorhood is a
good as any in Virginia. and i i.IadI,, settled rin,d:, m II Is
deemed unnecessary III describe indian fielas more
particularly, az il is well known, and those wishing 10
purchase will doubtless view The premises Tor them
selves, which they are invited to DO. m
The terms, and any further information. WIN be a.
foried By the subscriber, on thr place, or by letter, di-
rec,ed TO him, al Charles CITY Court house, Or BY appII-
cation 10 John NJ. Gregory, Esq, OF !ne CITY v 81 h1ch-
mond. wa. IfLEh.
Sept. lest
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Brook Spring

E0K KENI, 0hLC, w AIxH
m r.,m l. situated near the Brooke Turnpike, =
1'n ni., from, Richmond, in an agreeable and healthy.
; ma,hood. IL contains about one hundred acfes oil
neleh'o'r . ~ which are in cultivation, and in a fire
l'na' = ,mmorovemenl. The improvements consist oil
'ise nd commodious new dwelling house, with seve-
~ s.Sins in the yard. besides other necessary houses %.
On ~ al IN. place, and its proximity TO the city, this
aeanph has " heen fixed for the accommodation Of visitors
g'ass" ,sr summer. To any gentleman who wishes TO
a 1a.,.. in business of that kind, this Spring offers N,
,nsa5 ,rnts rarely 10 be met with. This place holds
da'.nducsmen,s TO any gentleman who would engage
sai. lining a boarding school, as there Is no school m
~ Sa.,ghborhood. The spring lot would be rented ell
mel with or without the land; Possession e,ysn LIN IL
:. =. IN sred q crop Of wheat. For terms, which VIII
!" ~ liberal and accommoda ling, apply 10
ee'" GEO. w. GARDNER, Richmond.
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LAND, GRlsT AND FLOUR MILL AND
SAW MILL. EQR SAIE

WILL. hr offered 10 the highest bidder, ~n The premi-
w srs, on SATURDAY, the al day az October, the
well know u plantation once owned ny David Flonrnoy,
now belonging 10 the estate Of The late Robert Harris.
II contains SEQ acres, with 4 fair proportion Of wood
and fi land. A good portion Of this plantation is III
good heart. and all Of il susceptible ola high degree Of
improvement. II lies in m excellent nsighborhood,
about mid way between The Buckingham and River
roads, eight miles below Pow laian Courthouse, and
twenty live above Richmond. IL has a most excellent
aud convenient dwelling house and all necessary farm
buildings. Attached 10 il, on 4 never-failins stfeara,
is n large mill, nf lair years worked only for sri,t, hui
once used as a manufacturing mill, md ready 10 he s.,
used asiln, II a sinai. expense. close 1T hand, is 4 Ca
piIal Jaw mill. The dam Is most substantially huili
aud OF rick. This property is we'll worthy oflhr a,ten-
iion of those Inclined 10 invest Capital in real estate.
TERMS-Onr fourth cash, tlr balance in ] . AMI 3
years. RI. L. & WM. 5. HARRIS.
Powllatan. Aug. 9c-cths
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SlrattOn,s Office.

NC. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STRAlTON'S the man.
THE CAPITAL. OF $4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. ~:
Is 81 G Z G5 81 4 So 46 IL SO 81 60.
Half. Nos. 6 10 ~. the Capital Prize of S. 900.
Half, Nos. 81 So 60, another small one. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Ora wn Nos. Of Leesbure, Extra, No. 90, Sept 25th:
40 70 6 So 81 81 a. ~ l6 % 81 20 s.
Ticket, Nos. 4 ~ ~, Two more, sold and paid by
10. 81 81 So, STRATrON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. GO, Sept. %:
4 o. 81 60 26 10 - Al AZ ~ 81 81.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex. Ell, No.. n, Serl. 25:
81 &c &c IL 81 G5 30 10 81 3 sc SIS 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, No. SO, Sept. 81:
80 81 - A Al IL 50 4 % 81 II 6S 10 40 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. 81. Capitals = sa5 900,
5000, 1900, . 900, | $40, 10 Of 1000, &c. rs Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets S.; halves so; quarters l -.
OTIS DOLLARS! 20 of 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. IL. Capitalist
$780, 2S, 90 OF 5000, 40 of 100, l59 of 500, &c. IS
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; ours. ? SO.
The mea Brilliant Lottery crcr draacn IN The
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EXECUTORS SALE OFSLAvEs, CROPS,

an The 9Th day of October, 1917, at the late residence
~ Of A. Y. Gooiwyn deceased, near Brlliirld in The
county oi Gfernsvilie, and within half a mile of the
Petersburg Railroad, shall sell, 10 the highest bidder
the drcrdrnt's crn, Of corn, fodder and oats; the stack
oi cattle, hugs and sheep; thr household and kitchen
furEitlic; plantation utensils; a large stock Of horses
and mules; a 2ond carriage aud harness, and 4 nrY
wheat machine, Wochran's)
On the gMI October, ! shall sell TWENTY SLAVES
consisting Of men, women, boys aud girls, selected onl
ola loi Of more than one hundred.
TE1MS-Cash for llr Slavrs, nnd 4 credit az -
months FIR the other pro1eriy-the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, carrying interest from
the date. X. X. MEADE.
Executor OF A.. 4. Goodwin, deceased.
Sent. t7-ppids
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LAND FOR SALE

81 field, of September Term, 1877, I shall sell, 10 the
highest bidder, on the premises. on SATURDAY, TIC
iobcr and, 1877, NJ mid dry, the Tract OF Land wheieon
John u. Wilder, deceased, resided, In chesterfield
county, on Newby's Bridge Road, about six ar seven
miles West Of Tie coIrt-housr, adjoining The lands or
VIM. Is. Belcher, Blackman Cheaiham and others
containing $40 acres. Mr.. Brlclirr or Mr.. Clratham
either will show The Land 10 any one DESTROYS of es-
aminin. IL.
credit Of one and TWO years, the purcha.
ser executing bonds with good security, bearing inter.
est from date, and a lien ON the land 10 secure their
payment.
N B.-lf, from the inclrmency of the weather, or
any other cause, the land he not sold ON the day above
named, IL will br sold on the succeeding Cheslrrlir ID
Court day, October llth,) At the Court house.
Sept. 7-ctds J. BRANCH, Com'r.