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CAPTURE OF THE CITY.
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TIE ISLAND CIrr-Decidedy the best family
paper published 10 this City. The editorial talent en-
eyed upon M columns Of the frat class and the vast
smoun, Of reading afforded a, the low price Of
N re eenu per eopy 10 astonishlng.
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ASArYrlcAL Music CLAss.-Prof J. +. WAR
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the urinary elements II music Of learning 10 sing al
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: o,cio.t ~ wltpes, an exhibition Of the system.
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Street Fighting and Assassinations'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
Drink ER & RIS.

BOOkSELLERS, STA TONERS,
AND DEALERS IN PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c.
No. OF. Main Street.
NI TALE OF TIE REIGN OF CHARLES lily
the author OF 1.-The Castle Of Ehrenstein," &c. &c
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'iis peculiar power consists In being able TO describe
with wonderful spirit, busy and SURFING scrnes-to
bring bold relief pictures of daring and courage
to deiineate with few bold strokes, landscape
and occasionally portray the deeper and finer feelings
of human nature, which few succeed in handling well.
There Of infinite beauty and touching patus
In his work.-Times.
SUMNER TOURS: or, Notes of Traveller through
some Of the Middle and Northern States &C. by Thso-
dore DIV light l2mo. paper covers. IS cents.
This volume will be found very suitable and pleas
ing companion for the Summer tourists the sketches
full of interest and variety and sufficiently Rpiced WIN
personal incident TO render them exceedingly agreeable
l.. us XIV, AND THE COURT OF FRANCE;
by Miss Pardoe author Of The City Of the Sultan En-
bellished with numerous Engfavings. Part Price 50
cents.
"For light and desul,ory reading, more amusing
production could hardly he fancied "-Iondon Literary
Gazette.
Frederck the Great, In sober earnestness, declared
that The petticoa history Of the seventeenth century
remained 10 be written. We rejoice that the task has
been undertaken by lady, since to feminine nina
alone could the mysterious motives and agencies en-
gagged be al all lligible."-London AthenGum
BEAUTIES OF THE BlBLE-Selected from the
Old and New Tes,aments, with various remarks and
Dissertations designed for the Of schools aud lie
Improvement Of youth BY Ezra Sampson.
This book Is intended for the oil Christians oil all
the and comments being tree from
all seclarian has The selections have been made 10
consist mainly of the HISTORICAL moral and mlscellane-
Gus portions OF Holy Writ, being likely To en-
gage and interest well rs instruct and improve Inc
mind Of the youthful reader. July ~
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VALUABLE LAND AND MILLS FOR


INTENDING to move 10 the West the ensuing Fall,
L now offer for sale my plantation which reside,
living in the county Of SUSSEX, Va, and immediately
the Petersburg and Raleigh Railroad 70 miles from the
former. On this plantation j. j Wafer Mill, with Que
run for corn and bur) for wheat, with all the ne
cessary apparatus for manufacturing Hour with good
custom. Aso,a saw Mil, with one vertical and one
circular Saw Corn Shelter and Wlrat rhrrsler attach
ed thereto, all in view of The Stony Creek Depot.
The Farm contains about six hundred acres oil land,
bounded side about TWO miles by stony Creek,
with good supply of white OAK pine and other Tim
ber suited the market, and IL il within two hours
ride OF town. There is always good demand for lum-
Der n fair prices This land Is We'll adap.ri Ia raising
corn, wheat oats, Cotton tobacco, and all other vrgeia
bile productions raised in Eastern Virginia Clover
grows we'll particularly when paS,ered-ahout 50 acres
now we'll sci IN clover.
Some hundred or more OF good grass laad,
and a number Of we'll drained. The society
doubtless is unsurpassed in Virginia. II Is moral
religious community.
tits deemed unnecessary To say more III description,
as those who may wish Ia purchase will call and exam
inc for themselves and judge of its advantages. WILL
however add for the information oil those who are pir-
chasing Virginia lands for The settlement Of colonies,
from Germany elsewherel for agricultural or ma
nufacturng purposes. that they would do well To EN-
brace the present opportunity To make themselves III
least acquainted with the advantages Of this property
for such purposes such an opportunity Is rarely OIL
ferrd in our State. The farm may also be divided ad
vanlageously several smaller farms, and the water
with good location and plenty OF free ahoers nj hand
should they he preferred. Any quantity OF land may
be purchased in the ueisbboihood, Al low prices.
TERMS shall b- liberal. ANY additional inforina-
ton be had by writing To me- At Stony Creek W. H.
Post Office. Persons wishing TO purchase will please
call on me at my residence the Stnny Creek Rail-
road Depot FREDERICK TUCKER.
Susse. county. Va. Aug. ln.-cM2M
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
La nm bert,s a ffiCe.

On Fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and The public in general, that lie has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, in The Office ton li
street, under The Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by ID. Nj. lioyt, and recently by +. b. PendlriOn.
Tickets aud shares in all Lotteries of winch J. w.
Maury & Co. successors Gregory co.. are the Ma
nasers always for sal, in the greatest variety.
Dlawing OF Alexandria Lottery, No. &C, Aug. !:
"a 10 - Is II 90 - IL II 4 50 81 Sc 7e.
Drawing Of Sussex, DEL, Lottery, Extra G., Aug. ::
81 l6 40 81 TO 81 IL 5 - 67 81.
Drawing of Leesburg Lottery, M. 81, Aug O.:
81 IS 40 10 l2 81 S. AZ 80 81 81 iG IS II u.
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandra Lottery, Class No n,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: sa OGn,
1000 1000 alas, 1000, 81 Of OOo sc. rs Nos, T.
drawn Tickets ST. halves 50; quarters IS.
ADMINISTRATIONS Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 81 drawing expected wednesday
evening. Capitals: s35 10 coo, 5000. ass. 2D,
o000 900 1900 700 600 10 Of 500, Sc. IS Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50.
THURSDAY-The Va. hlonongaa Lottery, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria. Capital So,cU1 - Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets So; halves | so; quarters IS cts.
FRIUAY-Dollar Lottery. To be drawn in Petersburg
half past o'clock. the Virginia Ieeshnrg Lottery
Extra Glass No. D. ST 900 Capital. e Nos. l3 drawn!
Tickets 81; halves SO ets quarters % cts.
SATuRDAY-Anolher Dollar Lottery. Drawing
will he received al | O'Clock, sales cln'e al Il
The Sussex, Delaware Lottery Capital ,HoO. TICK
els 81; halves SO cents; quarters IS cts.
Orders from the country enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in ~ & Co.'s LOTTERIES punetualiy attended TO-
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
liberal discount on package sales.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No J, Exchange Place.
~ RecolIrct No 3-"Thefr's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory 0'Mnre."
a., LAMBERT has sold aud paid, during the fel'
ptMs that he has been engaged III The business, prize
of 81 o0O and Is other Capitals In this There Is no
n. stake Aug. y
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RICHMOND CITJEGE

THE next session will begin October Isl and close
i December Goth. Alter recess OF ten days, ihr
studies will be ie sumed and until August ISL
The officers OF the Institution arr-Rev no. kyiand
President and Professor Of Moral Science Mr. heath
Jones Christian Professor of Ancient Languages, MI
Tn Boiling Robertson, Tutor of Mathematics, and MI
Nath'l II. Sassie, Tutor Of the Academic Department
other Colleges in Virginia. and il the fixed purpose
Of the Faculty lower the standard OF scholarship
for graduation The Institution Is beautifully situated
one mile from Richmond, combining The advantages oil
a country aud city residence. steward will he en-
poyed 10 give his whole time 10 the Boarding Depart
ment. Circulars, containnga statement ot The depot-
ineni attendance aud progress of the pupils viii be
forwarded 10 their pareuts once in Two mouths. No
reasonable effort will be- omitted 10 promote the health,
comfort and education OF the students and 10 render
the College Increasingly worthy Of public patronage
TERMS.-For Beard, including food, washing light,
fuel room rem, aud bedding, for The short session. SIS
5O--ruiton Sl2-boil payable in advance. board, for
III. long session, SG6 5OTuitun sS-payable, half in
advance and half al the close No discount made Tor
late arrivals, unless caused by sickness
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STATIONS Office,
MO. s, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, III
IN MOND VIRGINIA,

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RlCh-
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
I.rI all the world say what they ran,
For selling Prizes, SITUATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, No. ca, Aug 2:
81 ls IL ~ &c Cl 10 S - G7 3 81.
Ticket, Nos. IL ~ -, 4 Capital, sold and paid BY
STRATTuN.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria, No 10, Aug
"a 10 - Is - ~ ~ Is II 81 81 30 a.
Drawn Nos uf LeeshuIs, No. 81, Aug g:
al Is Al 10 II 81 SIS IL - !! 81 lG 's Il y.
SCHEMES rOR TIE UEEk.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures M. II. Capitals =: S23
00o. 1900 900, al4, 1000 30 Of 1000, sc. y Ncs
u drawn Tickets S.; halves 50; quarters | -.
So 900 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 63. Capitals =
s35,cUo. 10000, 500, 1858 2o, a,oon, $50 SUI
10 Of $50, &C. IS Nos, II drawn Tick~i' Sio
halves 5; quarters 50.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
TnURsDAr-Mononsalia n" ~ CaPtals: So
900, 4uOO, AIS Of 0OO &C. &c. Is Nus, IA drawn
Tickets So. halves 80: quarters % cis
1900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-I.resburg, Extra, M. -. Capitals ST.
600, 800, 0uu, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81
halves 50 C.; quarters 25 c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussrv, Extra. No. e.. Capitals =
S4UuU, 900, COO, &C. 81 Nos Is dawn. Tickets ST.
halves 80 cts; quarters % ctS
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
10000 DOLI.ARSi
Alexandria Lottery, Class Is, 10 hr drawn NJ Alex
dria on Saturday, August lih si7. 90 Nus, 10 drawn
Grand Capitals so 600, 10000 OuI sou, : 6J, !
of 500 10 of 0OO ~ of 500 ~ of 3JU, TTkris
$40; halyrs5; quarters 80.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages aud
single Tickets in all the Lotteries viii be- promptly IL
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 n. STRATTON,
Aug. Richmond Va
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LOTTERIES.
j. VI. Clarke,

ONE or THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST, RICHMOND, VA.
CLARKE distributed last MONTH 10 his correspond
~ ents, several CAPITAL Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes Than any other Frn-r in hr Uni
ted States having sold capitals III oU5, Of 2onU,
nf 10 400 of UO, 10 ,rOu and II of 900. Most
o( the fortunate holders are slil living Witnesses Of Tia,
fact. Address, postage free, ,, NJ
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOB AUGUST, 1877.
5000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery No 63 for ISL, 10 be drawn NJ
Jersey City Aug. II. IS drawn Nos out "f IS. Grand
scheme oil s.to,cOo, 10, 900, 5,ooo as'' POO 900
1890, 10 Of $50, 10 Of 500, ~ oi 3oo, &c Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters 30
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ~ for lslf, 10 he drawn
Aug. I4lh 60 No Iott-ry-iu Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme saO,UOO, 10 400, 5000, 3 400 = 100 81 500,
10 OF UO0 90 Of 500 20 of 0 rtc Tickets SlU halves
s; qnartrrs2 so.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
Alexandria LSaeIy, Glass 80 for 1917, ole drawn
Aug olst. 7I.No. Lallrry--l3 drawn ballots. Grand
Schrms sal 0U1 81 00O 10000, 3,Oo'i 3,aOO, 2.fGO
a,21J aO00 % Of 1000, 81 4" 500 rtc. Tickets $40,
10000! $4,000! $4,000,
Alexandra Lottery Glass 81 FOR 1877. 10 BE- drawn
al Alexandria, Saturday, Aug 2s 80 NO ioiirry-l3
drawn ballots. Brilliant Scheme: S'o,ooa, $1,000, H.
coo, 900 600, 5000 27Os 30 prizes Of 900 Go o
Zoo Oh of 400 a9 Of 900 etc Tickets $40; halves s.
quarters 50.
Or Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
ets in the above Schemes Addressed 10 Tue hhrisiHn-
ed. attended by Of Mall and when requested,
account Of the Drawings urwiIutu so soon Is rc-
,rjyrd AIdrrs, JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Aup . Richmond, WI.
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ORANGE VIEW FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale this beautiful residence situated
i Immediately upon the Rapid Ann river, in the i'm
mediate neghbsrhood and adjoining the lands Of c. c.
Tal,aferro, Jeremiah Morton Phil. B. Jones and Chas.
P. Moncure one mile from Willis Mill, from Orange
Court house. IL from Gordonsvile Railroad Depot, and
81 from Fredericksburg. As they now engaged in
making the North branch Of tho Rappahannock river
navgable to the latter place, II Is almo, reduced To
Certainty that the South branch Rapid Ann will also
be opened funds nearly sufficient have already been
raised for that purpose: The facility market win
The tract contains G'3i acres, has beautiful South
eastrrly eIposure an abundance Of wood, a well of
fine water In the yard and for health and productive
ness is not surpassed BY any farm East OF the Blue
Ridge. AS some of my friends have expressed their
doubt about my real desire to SELL say most posi-
lively that il is my full determination to do so, and
consequently would he glad 10 show the land 10 any
person wishing 10 purchaser letters addressed to
the subject al Orange Courhouse, will meet with
prompt attention. II the above property 10 sold pri
vstey before the 2h day August 1897 tof which due
notice will be given, il will that day be offered pub
iicly Law. H. TALfAeERRO.
July 30--esi
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ELK HILL,
HALF OF ELK ISLAND.


WILL. BE OFFERED FOR SALE, nj public auc-
w tion, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 7th
day of October.
This Estate contains about 24OO acres, or which
500 acres are low grounds of the best quality, and
about the quantity Of high land, of great fertility
in cultivation. The dwelling house new, large and
handsome; the farm buildings IN excellent ORDER first
rate gris and saw mill. Situated on James RIVER 30
miles above Richmond. The freight of 4 bnshrl Of
wheat only cents and Of hid. Of tobacco IS cents
For further particulars reference IS made To former
advertisement.
TERMS.-one-fo,l of the purchase money cash;
the balance in three equal annual instruments, with in
tsrest from the day OF sale bond with deed Of
trust The property will be required for the deferred
payments
All necessary preparations for sowing crop of mhea,
will 90 on I'll the day Of sae: after which, every fac
ty will be afforded 10 the purchaser.
II will give pleasure TO show the property TO any
who desires To examine il.
My address il Gainesville, Cumberland co., Va.
PEYTON HARRISON,
Au'y for II. c. HARRISON Adm'x Of X. Harrison.
Aug l0-clds
pnr National Inielligencer requested 10 copy.
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sutton & SouthaIs's agency.

TlIIE -uhacTbers have Established General Agency
in Richmond Va, aud most respectfully offer their
service. Ia their friends AMI the public generally, for
the transaction ni all business requiring an agent III said
CITY, They promise punctual;y and strict attention To
the cole elton ui accounts aud claims Of every descrip
ton selling all kinds Of produce, hiring our servants,
renting OUT and receiving rents sf houses, e!ectng phi
vate sales Of real estate. payln. taxes on delinquent
lands aud rcdremng those that are sold, &C.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay IN
Richmond are informed that forms sill he
mi,trd IL them with instructions for the proper auen
tcation Of their vouchers II desired Tor moderate
compensation.
Soldiers, Widows and Orphans, who may be entitled
promptly attended 10, by placing them III III. hands of
the undersigned.
Office in Wellington Goldin's Building, on Rank
street, nearly opposite the south gate ni thr capitol
souarr. JAMES L. SUTTON, ia,
JOHN d. SOUTHALL.
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
IA July lf--cfm
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Al Superior Court Of
Chanrery for the Richmond Circuit held al the Capt.
to, in the city of Richmond, Wednesday, June ID,
lB47:
Henderson Daley Administrator De boni1 non, with
the will annexed, Of Joseph Daley, deceased,
against Plalntin
Edward C. Mayo, william Daley, heirs and disIr
buees Of Kesiah Stewart deceased and Elizabeth Ann
Richardson, commonly called Elizabeth Ann Kane.
Defendants.
The defendants, William Daley aud Elizabeth Ann
Richardson, commonly called Elizabeth Ann Kane, not
having entered their appearance and gIvens rcuIy, ar
cording the act of Assembly and the rules OF tins
Court and appearing the Court by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth. IL is ordered that the said defendants do appear
the first day Of The next January term e this Court
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy If
this order be forthwith inserted ia Spaprf
published in the city Of Richmond i"r two months sue
cessvely and posted ut the front door Of The Capitol IN
the said city. Copy-Teste,
Aug lO-cw2m, r. ROBERTS, Cik.
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500 Dollars Reward.

THE President and Directors Of The Otllce OF
i Discount and Deposilc OF The Bank Of Vr-
ginia, al Lynchburg, do hereby offer reward OF
$500 for the apprehension, securing and deliver
ing in Lynchburg, OF WlLLIAM B. AveaErr,
late Teller Of The said Bank, who, a&er having
embezzed portion Of the funds Of The Bank, alb
seconded from Ina, place on Thursday last From
information received, it is supposed that the said
Avereit has gone Southwardj. He is man Of
small statue, thin visase, light eyes, and oil good
address Aug 4-c2awow
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu-
tive that ROBERT Afford, free man 0f color,
char led in the county Of Stafford with unlawful shoot
ing has fed from justice, and is now nj large, do
therefore hereby offer reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
10 any person persons who shall arrest the said Ro-
bert Afford, and deliver him in,n The Jail Of the said
county Of Stafford and do moreover require all Off
GERS civil and military, and request the people Of the
Commonwealth generally, 10 Use their best eSertcn1 Ia
procure The arrest Of the said Afford that he may he
brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand a. Governor. and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al Richmond,
sgaLl this fifteenth day Of July, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fnrty-se-
ven, and of the Commonwealth the seventy second.
WIN. SMITH.
Afford is described about 23 years old very soutly
formed and feet or 10 inches high, hair long aud
bushy, though straight complexion very light "a that
he might be taken for 4 white man where lie is not
known-has 4 down look when spoken 10.
I.IIIl u ltu
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FOR SALE,

4 DESIRABLE FARM, situated IN The county OF
- i.onisa, two miles from Trevillian's Depot, ia.
Louisa Railroad, and three miles from the Green
Springs. IL contains AS acres, ab0ut 900 acre. oi
which under good cultivation, divided into hvr
fields, all III clover and most of II quite productive 81
tobacco wheat and cornie balance Of the tract IL la
wood. The Improvements consist ola good dwelling
house and all necessary out houses and m good
condition. II j. desirable residence for gentleman
the city, who wishes Ia take has family 10 healthy
and genteri nrighbUrhood during the sirkly
This land being IN the immediate vicinity Of The Green
Springs, which were some years since nnC rrsort~ Ia
by lnvads from various parts Of The state, many ~
whom doubt bear testimony 10 their rnlca
cy, much more valuable on that account. Were these
Springs properly improved and arranged for the
modatIon If vste- IL Is believed VIII be the case,
they would doubt e again Tesored To- and, 10 such
an event this farm would be among the most desirable
IN part Of The country. The terms, and any further
information which may br desired will be afforded by
PHILIP II. JONES Letters addressed 10 him, al
I.0uisa Court house, will be attended 10.
Am Il o. ~
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II Sale conducted by w. GoDDiN, Auc,'r.
Aug. l0-dlds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN
louisa AND GlOCEI AMI


THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by de-
cree Of the County Court of Louisa, in the OF
Watson and others vs. Watson and others, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the Isl day of September, ls47, az
fair If no., on the next fair day thereafter sell 10 the
highest bidder. at public auction al the Gum Spring,
tile residence OF Mlcajah Parrish, that portion Of tho
lands belonging to the Estate OF the late Col Joseph
shelton, which, by decree Of the County Court OF
Goochland have been allotted 10 the heirs Of the late
Airs. Elizabeth Watson.
One tract ofhs land, containing about 2i0 acres lies
in the county of Louisa, near lsbe's Store, adjoining
the lands Of Robert II. Isbe, Dr. WIN. s. Fowler and
others. Two other Tracts, containing respectively
about 260 and $50 acres r IN the county OF t;ooch2ni
Sheltons Mill. bein. parcels OF the Estate on
winch The late Col. Shelton resided.
The lands will be divided To suit purchasers. Pos
session for the purpose Of seeding crop Of wheat viii
be given at the usual iine and final possession al the
end Of the year.
ERMS-A credit OF nnr and Two years will be- ii.
ven, except the Of and expenses OF sale
The purchasers giving bond with approved security and
the lille being retained az further security.
J. II. RAWLINGS, lc,
THOMAS $. WATSON, .o'h 10
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscribers offer for sale the tract Of land on
L which the late James Wyche resided, situated on
Tar river in the county of Granville, North Carolina,
within twelve miles Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road, and containing ,lOn acres. About onehalf Is
woodland. and one fourth of tue tract river low
grounds There are two good dw cling houses on the
premises and all other buildings FOR farm IN
good Older.
The above land surpassed IN fertility by few, u any
tracts in this part Of the State and Is Situated IN pa-
SAINT and healthy neghbofhood
Terms accommodating. For further particulars ad-
dress the subscribers al Henderson, North Carolina.
r. w. WfCHE, p
I,i, ~ ctf J. I. WYCHE. IAeeutois.
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William +. vValdrOp

WTILL attend lo The sale OF produce consign-
w ed TO him, such as Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
Corn, Oats, &C.; and will use his best efforts TO
obtain The highest prices. He will also supply
such Groceries as may be ordered on The mos!
reasonable terms. Liberal advances will be made
on Produce in hand, when desired.
II w. J. w. may always be found al John
F. Reeves wholesale and retail Grocery Store,
opposite Messrs. Valentine, Breeder & Co.'S,
Broad ST.. Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va.
Inlv 2I-cISenI