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FOR SALE.


THE subscriber offers this valuable Estate, and beau
Z tifni country residence, FIR sale. situated IN a
healthy rccinn Of country, AMI in = wealthy and re-
fined Ieichhc!hood, II presents an opportunity for in
vcsimcnt rarely 10 he mel with. The improvements
ue very excellent, consisting of a large and handsome
dwelIing iniise, and all Necessary yard ana farm bni'd-
ings. Ghrllow contains ,TeJ acres OF Land; about $50
acres Of bolton land, we'll adapted 10 grain and grass;
and 7 or eHl acres OF timbered land, In original growth,
mostly oak and hickory. The land i well adapted 10
planting and iarinii g, with large body Of good tcbac-
CO land to clear.
CHELLOW MILLS FOR SALE.
The subscriber, also, offers the Chtllow Mills for
sale, which is now being thoroughly repaired. The
wheat mill has all necessary and convenient fixtures
for manufarlurin. Hour; aud 4 corn mill, with 4 large
custom. The mills arr well situated In z wealthy
neighborhnod, and afford 4 capital stand for a country
store. The subscriber will sell tlIr whole together, or
The plantation aud mills separate, 10 suit purchasers
ifilie mills are sold separately, 20 acres oil land VIII be
sold with them.
TERMS-One-fourh cash, and the balance in three
equal annual instalmen,s. and 4 deed 0f trust tn secure
The deferred pay menls. My brother, who lives on the
estate, will show IL To those wishing 10 buy. Cnnilnu
nicatiuns addressed to +. a boiling, Ia Ira, Cuinbrr-
land, or 10 the subscriber, Virginia Mills, buckingham,
will meet with prompt attention.
II not sold privately, Of which timely notice WIN be-
given, The aforesaid property VII he offered al public
auction, IN the premises, on THURSDAY The I'D DAY
of september newt. CleIiow Il in Buckingham otln-
IS, 3 miles East OF Willis Mountain, 3 miles from ma
~vi2aiiun, S miles from Ia Ira, 5 miles fion Cun!svHlc,
lai both which places are merchant mills and markets
for loose tolaccn, J and II miles east OF buckingham &.
n ON the road leading thence 10 Ca Ira.
Aug. 2O-cw3wG2awid ROBERT BOILING.
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EXTENSIVE STOCK.
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.

xsTAREEN, FARISS & BROWN have received, by
w recent arrivals from New York and Boston, much
the largest stock OF goods they have ever before had the
pleasure Of offering, consisting In part Of
Rich Brocade and Fancy Silks, from 10 cents to 50
per yafd
Rich Satin Striped and watered Black Silks
Spun Silk and Merino Plaids
Satin PhidL Lama Cloths
Satin Plaid aud Striped Cashmeres
Rich Embroidered Cashmeres and Mouslins
Plaid biohair Lustres; PLAIN M0usins, all colors
Printed Cashmeresa and Mouslins, from Is. 10 20 Cd.
French Merinos. all colors; Mourning Cashmer-s
Rombazines and silk Warp Alpacas; Plaid Alpacas
White Embroidered Grape and Thibet Shawls
lhrCche and Printed Cashmere hawls, very cheap
B'k and Mode CORD ThIbet Shawls, silk fringe
Rich Embroidered Capes and Collars, large aud select
assortment
White and Colored Embroidered Muslin Robes
Linen Cambric Handkerchief, &C., &c.
Also, 4 large assortment of Gentemen's Go0ds-viL:
Rack and Col'd French Cloths and Cassimeres
English and American Cassimcres, all qualities
Rich silk and Cut Velvet Vestings
Wooden Velvet do.
cavals, Gloves, Suspenders, &C., In great variety
We would ask particular attention 10 our supply OF
NEGRO C~I.oTHiNG-viz:
Baltimore PULLED Kerseys; Lowell Plains
Heavy Pulled Satinetfs; Kentucky Twins
Mallory g. Thompson's Jeans; Virginia Jeans
Plain and Plaid Linseys; Flannels
Dnhl. Tw iIled and Domestic Blankets
Blesched and Brown Shcetings and S%hirtings, Cotton
0yaatur.s, &c, &C
10 al Of which we invite the attention Of purchasers,
both wholesale and retail.
Sept. elicit No. IS, Main II.
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI.
Belonging 10 The Trustees IF The Bank Of Tie
TEbjYed Cyo1fx

Belonging 10 The Trustees ~ The Bank Of Tie
United .S,0ies.
CONTAINS about 700 acres, all under fence, 500
- cleared, of which there are from $50 10 dD In Guilt
WALTON, and nearly, or about 200 acres Of timler-situ-
ated Al miles East South East from The city Of Vicks-
burg-has Oh il IL horses, stock NJ cattle, intending OK
en-, two wagons, Sufficient sloch of hogs, farming uteu-
sls, including tools, &c, two cis;rrns, and an excellent
well Of water, 4 new gin house, (lnc,udlng press and
mill a new Gin stand and thfasirr, new negro quar-
tiers, carpenters shop, bIacksmith's shop, two new
cribs; als,, i stable and old cribs, 4 good double dwell
ling house, containing three rooms and a closet; also,
4 vegetable and fruit garden, cotton seed sufficient for
the ensuing year. The corn and fodder, sufficient for The
place The next year, will be sold on ihe plnce. and de
Iivered, at the market price. The farm win be sold for
SIG, 900, of which $4,000 in cash, and the balance In
one, two and three years, equal annual instalments.
bearing six per cent interest from the date of sale, se.
cured by mortgage, or deed In trust.
Apply TO Joseph L. Roberts, Agent, Naichez, who
has full power TO sell and convey said property.
Aug Titan
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E ID NC A TT ".
A HhDn

MIR. JEWETT'S SCHOOL commences On
IHl Monday, Sept. 2O,h. Patrons are respect
fully requested 10 send in their sons promptly, that
there may be no declay in classification.
A Scholar and experienced Teacher, graduated
at one OF The German Universities, has been en-
gaeed 10 ins,ructin the French ant German Ian
guages.
A very small number Of pupils can yet be adj
miued al $40 a $50 per session OF ten months,
payable in advance. Sept. l4-dw3t
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REEDY OTTOM FOR SALE

WILL b. sold or The premises, to the highest bidder,
W on FRIDAY, the first dag q: October next, On j
credit of cnr, two and three years, the above namci! es-
tate, the residence cflIe tate Thomas Watkins. Geccas-
ed, on Dan River, & miles Southwest OF Halifax, Cuuft
tanning 7s5s acres n good portion Of which is In woods;
about go acres first rase Low Grounds; The up lands, ORR
ginaiIy nj the finest quality, have been cultivated for 4
number of years on the -four shift system; is well adapt
ed 10 The growth 81 Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Glover. TIN the land is 4 convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary outhonsrs.
Adjoining the above is another tract of 216l gacres,
with a good portion Of woods, which will he sold ei
ihrr separate or connected, rs may be most suitable 10
purchasers; this tract has also 4 good Dwelling and
other oltlniises.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will be shown the
lands by MIR. George +. Richardson, residing on the
Premises, or by the subscriber.
Privilege for seeding wheat viii he given in the
Fall, and possession on The lirst day Of January mart.
WILLIAM WATKINS,
July l3-ctd5 Executor ofI'hn's Watkins. deceased.
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AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
WILL BE OFFERED o SALE, nj public auc-
w lion, on the premises, ON THURSDAY, The 9Th
day of October.
This Estate contains about 1900 acres, Of which
500 acres are low grounds Of the best quality, and
about the same quantity of high land, of great fertility,
In cultivation. The dwelling house new, large aud
handsome; tile farm buildings in excellent order; a iirst
rate gri-t and saw mill. Situated on James River, so
mile, above Richmond. The freight Of n hushel Of
wheat IL only 3 cents, and Of n HID. Of tobacco as cents.
For further particulars. reference is made Ia n former
advertisement.
TERMS.-0ne-fulrth of the purchase money cash;
the balance III three equal annual instruments. with in
terest from the day OF sale a bond with a deed nf
trust on the properly will be- required for the deferred
payments.
All necessary preparations for sowing a crop of wheat
will 20 on till the day of sale: after which, every facIli-
~ will be afforded TO the purchaser.
II viii give me pleasure TO show the property to any
one who desires to examine il.
My address is Cartersyille. Cumberland co., Va.
PEYTON HARRISON,
ht'y for IL. c. Harrison, Adm'x Of X. Harrison.
Ann N aVl
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WoopVlLLE For SALE.

xATILL. he offered for sale, to the highest bidder, at
w Orange Court house, on FRIDAY, the LIT day Of
October next, II the weather is suitable, and, if not,
that beautiful and highly desirable residence lately &C.
cupied Ey MR.. Helen blair, IN the County Of Orange,
and generally known by the name of Wondville. The
tract contains about four hundred ana my acres, Two
bersd. The soil Is good, fertile and productive, md
well adapted 10 the culture az tobacco and all kinds Of
grain. II lies within one mile OF Orange Court house,
in the midst uf is good sucirty as any IN Virginia, and
The dwelling il situated upon M cminencr command
ing 4 fui' view Of the village. IL has nulnb.rlcss springs
of pure mauntain water; and all the buildings, incind.
ing barn, stable and negro cabins, arr in excellent rt-
pair, and suited 10 The size Of The farm
TI.RMS-Onc AMI two years, with bond aud APP
proved personal security, and 4 deed Of irnst upon the
land as additional security. j. w. SAUNDERS,
Administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed,
Anr. l,--cIda Of William SlIrpIerd. decrLSed.
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TIE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Is. B. MINOR, Esq, PRINCIPAL.

TIE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Is. B. MINOR, Esq, PRINCIPAL.
Board Of Trustees.
The RI. Rev. VIZ. MxADr. President,
The Rev. T. Z. eastman, DIR. F. T.. SrRisLino,
AlrY, IL. II. sTrAar, \. {. KissRr,
Wh. kinney, X. 8. BRooKg,
r. J. NICHE. JANIS PoiSrs.
TiliS Institution will be opened on the lst day Of
I November next, in the spacious building just erect
stf,r It's accommodation, in the Town of Siauaton. IL
wi! be under the management OF b. b. Minor, Princi-
pal. who will be assisted by teachers Uf tho highest
Qualifications.
Terms, &C., for the session Of ten months:
goaid, including washing. &i25
All the branches of English, -
sny one Ancient or Modern Language, 90
Music on the Piano. Guitar and Harp, each, As
Use ii Instruments, 10
General exercise In vocal music, In which the whole
School will be expected to eDgage-including mu-
sie books,
Naturalization Fee, D
&24O
Thus il appears that pupils In the Institute will re-
c.ige board, washing, instruction In English, any one
Ancient or Modern Language, and Music, partly Vocal,
ir 1926. Should they desire TO do SO, they can add To
these
pas!ng aud Embroidery, each, $50
Vocal Music, with instrument. IS
Eul im Vocal Music, alone, with accompaniment,
The charge will be As
Embracing orthography, Reading, Writing and the
Elements OF Geography and Arithmetic, $50
paynlrnis-one half in adranee, the remainder at the
middle Of the session.
The Terms are made thus low, because of The cheap
hess of living In The plentiful Valley Of Virginia, in
which the institute is situated. and not because the
education conferred will be common, for the Principal
would not embark In such an enterprise but with the
determination To make the Institution one of the high
., order. With this view two things will he specially
aimed at-,horoughIyg grounding the pupils in The els-
men,ary principles Of knowledge, so that em6elli.h-
menls and accomplishment may have Il solid founda-
lion: and inspiring them, IA far as possible, with q spi-
II, ot selfimprovemcnt, which will make education pro-
sressive through life Without this, il Is believed that
educ alton fails of its highest utility; for the amount Of
knowledge treasured up al School, even by tho most
gii-d and industrious, Is comparatively small. Be-
sides imparting 10 the pupils this sound instruction.,
constant pains will be bestowed in training their cha.
ract.rs, especially those of the %boarders. under The most
.llu,lry moral and religious influence.
Persons wishing to send pupils 10 the Institute can
communicate with the Principal, nj Richmond, Till The
middle Of October. by which time lie expects to have
removed to Staunton. Sept.
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EDUCATION.

TuE second session Of my School, at Clifton, will
i commence on ihs LIST day OF October, 1917, and end
on the LIST day OF August, 1S45.
The course of instruction embraces n thorough pre-
paration for College, in Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Special attention will be given to the elementary
branches Of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed Of attending ~publ:cworsliip
on the Sabbath, and religious instruction will BIZ given
at home, in The Bible and Cateclisn.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
washing, lights and stationery, sa0O-Sin0 payable in
advance, Si0O al the expiration of five months.
| wish 10 receive SIX or eight additional Scholars
Early application is requested.
PEYToN HARRISON.
RryxREScr-Gov. Mcdowell, Lexington, Va; Sid
ney 8. Baxter, Esq, Attorney General, Richmond, Va;
Sir. L. D. Bentley, do. July 5-cwtf
~ Richmond wh;g and Wa.chman ofthe South re-
o. rnnv
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GREEN SPRINGS LAND FOR SALE.

GREEN SPRINGS LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale a Tract OF Laud siiua
j ted in the Green Springs n-Ighbofhcod, in the
county Of Louisa. adjoining the lands OF Mrs. Chew
ming. Dr. Geo. Watson, aud others, containing about
two hundred and eiglIy-sevrn acres. Lands IN this
section are valuable for wheat, &c. and but seldom In
market. The land will be shown To any one by Mr.. d.
r. Bryce, residing on the place.
Also, a tract of four hundred and fifty acres Of very
6nr land, IN I.ickinshor Creek. in the county OF
Goocbland, adjoining The late residence Of Archibald
Bryce, drceased.
For terms, &c, Tor either of The abn-c tracts of Land
apply To the subscriber, near FIfe's Post Office. GOoch-
land. w. NJ. BRYCE,
Executor OF Archibald Bryce, deceased.
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Ton ShLC.
TIL subscriber Offer for sale his FARM-"INDIAN
l FlELDS"-in Charles City county, living on the
Main road leading from Charles City Court. house 10 the
city OF Richmond, three miles from The former place,
and about thirty five from the latter. II IL in a mile
and 4 quarter of public landing on Jnmes river, and
three quarters oil a creek n~avigable for vessels drawing
five aud n half 10 sI feet of water. This farm cou.
tainS six hundred and twenty acres, three hundred and
sixty of which are cleared and in cultivation, tile rest
well wooded aud heavily timbered with oak and pine,
hut principally with oak. Nearly all the cleared land
Is the James river soil, easily cultivated and improved,
and finely adapted 10 the growth Of wheat and corn.-
There are oil the place all necessary houses. Tile dwell.
ling house and kitchen want slight repIirs-all the other
houses are in good condition. The nei.hboriiood is as
good as any in Virsinia, and tbickiy settled. II is
deemed unnecessary Ia describe "Indian Fields" more
particularly, n II is well known, and those wisiIin. TO
pa...--- -..it Lo,hii--- ~i-~ che premises Tor thcnl-
selves, which they are invited 10 do.
The terms, and any further information. will be af-
fnrded by the subscriber, on The place, or by letter, d-
rectcd 10 him, al Charles city Court house, or by appli-
cation 10 John NJ. Gregory, Esq, Of the city Of Rich
mnnd. WM. TYLER.
Semi. 7-c2t
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND MATTE

NAUTICAL INSTITUTE.
CORNER OF GRACE AND ITH STREETS.
THE exercises Of this Institution will be re-
l. sumed on MONDAY, October 4lh.
The course OF instruction IS thorough and COM
pleie, embracing English Branches, Ancient and
Modern Languages, Mathematics and Natural
Science.
The subjects Of study will be arranged with
special reference 10 the future pursuits OF the pu-
pi, bnt no pupil will be permitted 10 neglec. those
suties so constantly employed in The active bu-
siness OF lie.
Lectures on Natural Philosophy and Chsmis-
iy.
For admission, apply TO
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
Seof Ol-dtf
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EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES, CROPS,
CtEfAlE a.

an The Sill day nf October, lsi7, AT the late residence
Of A. +. Gaodwyn, deceased. near Ieliield, IN the
con MY Of Grcensviilr, and wit.in half a mile of the
Petersburg Railroad, ! shall sell, TO tie highest bidder
the d-cedent's rroa Of corn, fodder and oats; the stock
ri cattle, hogs anI sheep; the household and kitchen
furniture; plantation utensils; q large sock Of horses
and mules; a .onl carr.l.e AMI harness, and Il new
wheat machine, (Cochran'sl
On the 9th October, shall sell TWENTY SLAVES,
consisting Of men, women, hoys and giIls, selected out
Of lot Of more than oRc hundred.
T~EEMS-Cash for the slaves. and 4 credit Of II
bond" WIN u lhs other prop.l,y-,he purchase el xJiG
the date. r. X. MEADE,
Executor Of 4. 4. Goodwin. deceased.
Cant I--entie
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RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.

RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.
THE subscriber proposes 10 resume the Lectures and
i Exercises OF his Law School in this city on the
first Wednesday in November next; the term beginning
on that day, and ending on the last Wednesday In
March following.
The course is ut once scientific and practical, EN-
bracing outlines Of Natural, International and Constiiu'
tional Law, and the general principles of lie Municipa
Law of Virginia, with the subjects of Pleading and Evi
dence At some length.
The fee for Instruction il $50 for the term-payable
IN advance. WIN. MAXWELL.
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n mn b on c e i.

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
T,HOMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
! and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of a Lottery Broker, In the Office Ton 18th
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt, and recently by E. b. Pendlelon
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Ne. So, Sept. 10:
~ CO "a l 80 80 ST % 20 % GO 81 81.
Drawing of Va. Leesburg Lottery, No. -, Sept. 20.
l3 SO ! % IL 30 Sc % 3 SIS AZ 81.
TO.
TUESDAY-Ths Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 50,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital $50 ,OOU.-
70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets IS; halves . SO; qrs. l %.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 49, drawing expected Wednesday
evening. Capitals: s30, 700 10000, 10000, 5000, IS Of
l,0O0, &C. IS Nos., 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves S;
quarters 2 50.
T~uURSDAY-The Va. Monongalia Lottery, No Is,
TO be drawn In Alexandria. Capital!Si0,O00. IS Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets So; halves | so; ours. rs cts.
Orders from the country, enclosing The cash or prize
tickets in NJ. & Co.'s Lotteries, punctually attended To,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed al sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place.
LAMBERT has sold and paid, during the feo peeks
he has been engaged In the business, 9 prizes Of 81, 000,
and 90 other Capitals!
Ar Recoilect No. 3-"There's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'More." Sept. 20
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ilNn IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.

land IN CHESTERFIELD tOR SALE.
%or being able TO attend TO my farming affairs, per.
\ sonally, as heretofore, l am induced to offer for sale
M ,rac, of land wherein | now reside, situate twenty
-rs Southwest of Richmond. II contains about five
sSJpdred acres, we'll enclosed. About one hundred and
.hy are fat land--of that, about one hundred are clear
j.. producing fine crops OF corn, wheat, oats, clover,
!: The balance is in Its original growth, heavily tim
x;ed with excellent white oak, &c. About Two hun
ned acres Of the high land are cleared, most Of which
-ioiuces well, and the other is in 4 state Of improve
meat. The rest OF tho high land is in its original and Sc
ooad growth, with an abundance oftimber. The houses
,r nearly all new, and none are wanting for convent
,nc- or comfort. Tho dwelling house, built under my
.wn supetintendence, IL neat and comInodious, with
"A avenue from the road, abont two hundred yards, of
he ,utiraI cedar hedges" There Is . large garden Of
M best soil, handsomely laid out, containing a seiec-
non Of choice grape vines.
On about 4 hundred acres Of this tract of land, de
aehed nom the rest by a public road, Is a neat Store
bTu.e, which is at present leased out; q WheeLwrIght,
gl,cA smith and Shoemaker's Shop, all of which have
nn,yrd themselves to be eligihly situated. This land is
olt midway between the Falling Creek and Clover
M Coal Mines, six or eight miles from each, a~fording
good market for the produce Of the Farm. IL is sup
,r-ed BY many that there is q continuous body Of coal
rom one mine TO the other. There are good signs on
ihs met. A small interest in the minerals would be
rtaiaed II Is also In about TWO hours ride Of the fiu-
.arnct Springs, and IN one hours ride offour Churches.
,ny person desiring TO purchase q neat residence in
ms section of country would do well, perhaps, 10 ex-
a0ine This place. w. w.
Sept. 9l-cWGH
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE

Cl1I VT LLIiiuo hG FOl SALE.
fI'HE subscriber oilers for sale thai valuable Real
! Property in the Cry OF Williamsburg known as The
"CITf HOTEL" The house is large and comniodi
Gus, and In good repair, with all suitable out houses,
stables, &C., Sc, necessary 10 4 tavern OF house Of pnh'
Tic entertainments. The situation is very desirable.
and the property is well worth the attention Of those
who wish To make n Jndicious investment In Il hotel or
private boarding house. Persons wishing Ia educate
their children could du so M u small expense al William
q Mary College and Al the same time be engaged in a
profitable business, by purchasing this establishment
TERMS will be made accommodating Y. Apply 10 The
Proprietor. LEOnARD HENLEY
hHg. Qj-rtOctl
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
DWELLING HOUSE In

SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
DWELLING HOUSE IN LYNCHBURG.
On THURSDAY. the Both day Of September. Is47.
~ at o'clock, p. NJ, upon the premises, viii be sold
al public auction, IS the Undersigned. in obedience 10
4 decree OF the Superior Court of Chancery for m.
Richmond Circuit, IN two suits therein depending, IN
one oil Inch Andrew Steedman Is plaintiff, and the ad-
minlstrator and heirs OF Landon X. Cabeii, deceased
and others, are defendants, and In the other Of which
Robert Saunders Is plaintiff, and The Administrator ana
heirs Of Landon X. Cabell, deceased, and others. are
aelenuants, all that valuable Lot on Federal HIN, in the
town OF Lynchhnrg, with the Dwelling House and
stisr buildings .ulerrol. and. Jb-. - aYtrC ueceasrd,
now and for some years past occupied by Samuel Gar
land, ESQ.,, n n tenant.
TERMS-one-fourlh Of The purchase money TO be
paid, either IN cash al the time of sale, or thirty days
thereafter, secured by i note or Notes. well endorsed,
negotiable aud payable II Bank, including interest.
from The day Of sale, The rest of the purchase money Ia
he paid in three equal instaimenls. at ak, twelve and
eighteen months from The Jay of sale-the purchaser Ia
give his bonds for the three deferred instruments 10 the
undersigned, rs Commissioner, and the title Ia be re
tanned until the whole purchase money is paid. Pos
session To he delivered 10 the purchaser upon his max
Ing the cash payment
HENRY DuNSiNGToN, Con'r.
Aup. 03-lltLctds
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Notice.

NI EssRs WIN. W. DAVIS, GEO. y. GUERR mt,
Nl WIN. r. SHELTON, A. +. WuITESCARvER,
and others. having been acting as agents for the under
signed, and having their business unsettled, will ad
dress, without further notice or delay, at Lancaster Pa.
Sept. l4-cw2w ISAAC $. ESHLEMAN.
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FOR RENT.

A very excellent, Tenemen, on The
s.Sfla street leading 10 The Poor House, at pre-.
Ak.&.sent occupied by Mr.. William f. Bairc.
given ON The 7,h OF October. Apply
TO TOLER u COOK,
Sept. 81 Agents aud COLLECTORS,