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pOWuATAN LAND FOR SALE.

~ WliNIhN LhIND FOX SALE.
PURSUANT Ia a decree of ihr Superior Conf of
! chancrry fr The Richmond Circuit, IN the Stale ~
Virginia, pronounced on The ODD day nl March, 1871, in
ilr case Of William Mann, plaintiff, against JlHirs Hc-
Deatlan, administrator Dir honis non with the WIZ IA.
urNrd Of James Mciiearman, deceased, and others. d.
irnianis, the Undersigned, appointed by the said he
cree, commissioner for that purpose, will, On MOSUaf =,
the till day nf September next, that being Powbat1 i
County Court dry, proceed IL sell, nj The iourt -hDss r
NJ said county, la tbr highest bidder, ii public aHctio l.,
a tract or parcel Of lam. conveyed by said VIM. Mans Ia
Vim. a Cooke. ST., IN trHsi fr the benefit oil Je1s. oh
Mcl,rannln, Executor If James Mcllearmau, decc: s..
ell, by Il deed made Nv said Mann and WIFI, and aj,r il.
led 10 record III the Conf Of lowhatan cnlnly, oh the
2lst day Of September, leaI.
The abuvr. mrniIonrd track Of land is Described NJ
lyin. IN the county III Pow haian, in the fork ii the
South AMI North branches nf Fine Creek, co slata ing
four hundred and seventeen acres hy survey. IL hS br-
county, ia al agreeable and hralthy ncighboriiucd, aud
10 comprise a due prupurtion of wood aud cleared land
some Of which is said 10 he very good.
of The purchase money In br
paid III cash, and The balance in three eInat il .stal.
mrnis, Of six, twelve aud eighteen months, brarin 9 in
lerest from The day ol sale; ile purchaser giving b onds
with surety for the credit payments, and lhr con ,mis-
sinnrr executing no conveyance upiii the pnrchas, : mn
nry Is paid, and a conveyance directed by the CM ri.
July jO-ctis TH0S. 4. GILES, Cor aT.
ar ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale has been
unavoIdably post poned. II win certainly bs ma dr at
P0whatan Court house on Monday, the ih day fof DC
tnher, lsi7, that bring fortatan County Court Il ~.
TERMS as above.
Sept. li-cids Tll0S. r. GILES, &C mr..
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Mrs. Charles m. HYDE

VTOULD inform her friends and the public
w generally, that she would be glad TO ac-
commodale six or eight young Ladies, as Board
ers in her family, her residence being convenient
10 all the principal Schools.
Having engaged a competent Teacher for her
own daughters, those wishing 10 do so can take
Music Lessons.
She hopes 10 merit a share Of patronage, by
great attention TO their morals, as well as their
personal comfort.
Terms-For Board and Washing, $50 for ten
months; for Music and use of Piano, $50.
RrvERENcEs-James Bosher, Esq, Maj. Thos.
Il. Ellis, Col. Chas. S. Morgan, Elder JAS. Hen
shall, Thos. ID. Quarles, Esq.
II Apply al her residence on Cary street. be-
tween Isl and Foushee. Sept. l7-c3i
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TRUST SALE AT AUCTION OF CIT
POINT REAL, ESTATE.

IN pursuance of a deed of trust, for certain purposes
1 n therein stated, from w. J. Morris, dated and duly
recorded in Prince George county Court Clerks Office,
on March ord. 1897, | shall expose. nj public auction,
IN Tuesday, November Isl next ensuing, on The premi-
ses, Two Lots OF Land. on which the City Point Rail
ate, known on the old Plat rs Nos. . aud l6, being the
zane as purchased by iIoratio Moore Of John d. Wood
and wife, per deed duly recorded, and subsequently,
purchased of commissioners Spooner and Allison, by
w. J. Morris. Said Lots frnnt about 100 feet on the ri.
yer, and run back 10 George Il. Moody's Tavern.
TERMS-One-fourth d months, balance in one and
two years. bonds with satisfactory security.
Sale 10 lake place al II O'Clock, NJ.
+. e. ~STAlNBhCK,
Surviving Trustee of himself aud J. w. Pegram,
Trustees of w. ]. Morris.
4F Sale conducted by
saaf 9-rtda 'rII0S RR INCH A RRO. AnotI.
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EDUCATION.

THE second session of my School, al Clifton, will
l. M OH the lsl day VI October, l8i7, und end
on the LIST day Of August, ls4s.
The course of instruction embraces q thorough pre-
paration for College, in Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Special attention will be given 10 the elementary
branches Of an English Education.
Opportunities are enjoyed &c attending public worship
on the Sabbath, and religious instruction will be given
al home, in the Bible and Caiecllism.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
washing, lights and stationery, %S20U-elGO payable ia
advance, 500 at the expiration Of five months.
| wish 10 receive SIX or eight additional Scholars.-
Early application is requested.
RrrERrscR-Gov. Mcdowell, Lexington, Va; Sid
ney 3. Baxter, ESQ, Attorney General, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. y. B. Bentley, do. July 5-cwu
H..Richmond Wing and Watchman ofthe South re-
utIoserd Ia coDy.
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REEDY BOTTOM FOR SALE.

WILL. be sold On The premises, 10 The highest bidder,
w on FRIDAY, The first day Of October next, on a
credit Of one, two aud three years. the above named es-
tate, the residence Of the late Thomas Watkins, deceas-
ed, on Dan River, Z miles Southwest OF HALIFAX, Court
House, and Il. mile, below Milton, North Carolina, con
tanning 7s5i acres a good portion III which 10 IN woods
about a00 acres first rate Low Grounds; The up lands, OH
einally Of the finest quality, have been cultivated for a
number Of Yeas on The four shin system; is well adapt
I'd la rhr growth of Tobacco. Corn, Wheat, Oats aud
Glover. On The land is n convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary outhollses:
Adjoining The aboye is another lract oi 2'bi acres,
with 4 good portion or woods, which Will he sold ei
lhcr separate ar connected, rs may he most suitable 10
purchasers; his tract has also a good Dwelling and
other olth"Ilses.
Persons wishing To purchase, will be shown The
lands by Mr.. George r. Richardson, residing on the
premises, or by the subscriber.
Privilege for seeding wheat viii be given IN The
WILLIAM WATKINS,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WILL Ia MSRuRG O ALE

rI,IIE subscriber Offers for sale that valuable Real
i Property in the Iity Of Williamsburg known a. fr
Getty HOTEL" The house IS large and commodi-
uus, and IN good repair, with all suitable on houses,
stables, &c. &c. necessary 10 4 tavern ar house Of pub.
lie entertainment. The situation il very desirable,
and the property is we'll worth The attention Of those
who wish To make 4 Judicions investment in a hotel or
private boarding house. Persons wishing 10 educate
their children could do 70 1t 4 small rAprnsr al William
q Nary College, and At the SAME time hr engaged IN 4
profitable business, by purchasing This establishment.
TERMS Will br made accommodating. Apply To the
Proprietor. HENLEY.
Ann. Oi-ct0nt1
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TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALEsEMlNARY.

TAPPHIANNUCh DE- I.
T,IIE next term Of this Institution, under The super
on the first Monday in October, 1917. All The branches
taught in any Female Seminary in our country may he
pursued here. The extensive patronage which tbls
School has enjoyed, furnishes ample testimony 10 its
character in the estimation Of the public. Moe than
five hundred young ladies' have been educated in L.,
many Of whom are now among the brightest ornaments
of society. Mrs. Gray will continue 10 le assisted by
Miss Sarah r. Tole, who il justly acknowledged 10 he
one Of the most thorough teachers in the State; also, by
her sister, Miss Martha L. Toie. Instruction will be
given in all The English branches. from the elementary,
to the highest; likewise, in the French and Latin Ian
guages, Drawing, Painting and Embroidery. To all
who may wish 10 learn Latin lessons will Lr given BY
Mr.. WIN. Muscoe Sempie, Principal of the male insti-
tuition in this place. Lessons in Music by Mr.. Charles
Shey, whose qualifications are too well known Ia need
comment. Accommodations of The first order, and
terms very low for the advantages received.
Ianuaha nnnck. Aug. 81. lSl7.-cMGW
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WANTED.

,c,ivr situation, on a plantation, or elsewhere, by
\ Young man now residing in Philadelphia, who =.
.,on,in,ed with book. and other branches OF
,,ewledge, and who wishes 10 reside In Inc south ir
~" h,neft of his health. Good reference can be given
y ."i,.ssinp AS s. AWKWARD,
~, oS-rsts Philadelphia, Pa.
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Iyy n. ID. s. e.. II. Hill, Aucls.

Will be sold by us THIS MORNING, at
half past 9 o'clock, one Negro Woman and
two Children, s and 7 year. old, one Negro Wo-
man and one Child, two Negro Men and four
likely Negro Girls, Is, Ia, IL and u years.
Sent % n. B. & G. B. HID, Aucts.
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Auction SALES.
Nv X. III. Dickinson & ssro.
NEGROES.

THIS DAY, a, hall past 9 o'clock, will be
sold three Negro Men, three Negro Girls, and
one Negro Woma n and Child.
Il. RI. DICKINSON 4 BRO, Aucts.
CO., 1S
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND

DWELLING HOUSE IN LYNCHBuRG.
ON THURSDAY, the both day Of September, 1917,
~ Al 4 o'clock, i. NJ, upon The premises, will be sold,
at public auction, hy thr undersigned, in obedience 10
a decrer of thr Superior Court Of Chancery for The
Richmond Circuit, in two suits therein depending, III
one of which Andrew Sirrdman - plaintiff, aud the Ad.
minislrator aud heirs nf I.andun K. Cabrl, deceased,
and others, are Defendants, and IN The other Of which
Robert Saunders is plaintiff, aud The Administrator and
heirs Of Iaandon X. Cabell, deceased, aud others, are
defendants, all that valuable lot on Federal Hill, IN The
town Of Lynchhurg, with thr Dwelling House and
atlier buildings thereon, and The appnrenances, be-
longing 10 the estate or L.andon r. CaleII, deceased,
now aud for SOME years past occupied by Samuel Gar
land, Esq, as Il tenant.
TERMS-One-fuurlh Of the purchase money 10 be
paid, rither in casi, nj the time OF sale, or thirty days
thereafter, secured by a note or notes, we'll endorsed,
negotiable aud payable At Bank, Including Interest,
from the day of sale, The rest NJ tile purchase money to
he paid in three equal instalments, al six, twelve and
eighteen months from the day Of salr-tlle purchaser to
give his bonds for the three deferred instruments 10 the
undersigned, AZ Commissioned. and the title Ia be re-
tain1d until The whole purchase money Is paid. Pos-
session to be delivered 10 the purchaser upon his max
ing the cash payment.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Con'r
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Sale conducted hy J. n. ~ PAYNE, Auclioneer.
SEMI. 7-rMt5ttIiS NAY Sltis

LAND, SLAVES, &c, FOR SALE.
- Y virtue nr the last will and testament Of William
- X. Elslry, deceased, late Of fir county Of Meek
%lrnburs, Va. shall otter inr sale, al public aIciirn, on
TUESDAY, the Igtll day of October next, II fair, il not,
the next fair day thereafter, the entire estate Of The dr.
ccdrnl, as held aud owned by him IN the State If Fir-
GINA, both real aud personal, except some legarirS, viz:
That very valuable Farm on which Mr.. Ei>lry lately
resided, containing $40 acres, lying On The waters If
lig aud Middle E,uesinnc Greeks, III The upper rnd Of
Mrcklrnlnirg county, and within five miles ullhr Hour
ishing market tnwn Of Clarkrsvillr. The improve
m-nis Of every kind are very superior, and the farm
well laid out and arranged for Immediate profitable
operations; we'll enclosed and extensively seeded III
clover and herds grass, nf compact form and Of the
finest blnrstone soil, yielding heavy crops al iobafru
and wheat, the great staples ri this section nf Virginia.
There ~ also attached Ia The estate 4 valuable t:riSi AMI
Flour Manufacturing Mill and saw Mill, all in good re-
pair aud IN successful operation.
The Slaves are valuable, such as have hren careful.
ly from time IL thine selected by Mr.. EIs!ey viii an eye
10 every valuable quality. The household and kitchen
furniture Is extensive, valuable aud select, ~ IS also
the stock of every kind.
There il an almost new carriage, Of Northern manu-
factnrr, a superb pair of We'll broke carriage horses. a
huggy, wagons, cart, plantation imis, plank, barrel
slaves and heading, corn, fodder, oa,s, tobacco, wheat,
DC SC.
Tie land will he sold an very long credits, the other
property on u credit Of - months for all sums of and
above Sln. The sale 10 commence precisely al " o.
clock, a. NJ. RICHARD BOYD, JH Executor.
Aup. I--cwtds
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FOR E N OR LEAST

FOR RENT, OR LEASE,
A LARGE and convenient Shop al King William
n Court house, we'll adapled To the Coach Making
and Wheel-Wright business. Also, a Blacksmith Shop,
adjoining. The location Is a desirable one. Posses
sion may be had Immediately.
Sept. 24-cA WIN. N. GREGORY.
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Pace OF TickrIs:-Wholes s40-lIalyes a0-Quar-
tiers lO-Eiglths5.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly At
tended TO. and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. S~1RhTTON,
c., ~ Richmond. ya.
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Isy benjamin Davis, Auct.

TEN LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
Will be sold THIS DAY, at 9 o'clock, III
likely young Negroes.
Sent. IS BENJAMIN DAVIS, Auct.
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Lam bert,s mi G

On Fourteenth Street. nader the Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
L and the public in general, ina, ne mas eomn,eneea
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Iloyt, and recently by E. Is. Pendleton.
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries Of which J. W.
Manry l. Co. successors to Gregory 4 Co. are the Ma
na.ers, always for sale In the greatest variety.
THREE II mi DAY!
Drawing of Alexandria, No. 60, Sept. 25:
4 g. 81 GO % 10 70 Al 4S 10 81 81.
Nos. y a co. Prizes Of 500 dollars each,
Nos. - G. -, : sold by LAMBERT.
81 &c &C Is 81 65 SO 10 "a 81 3 Sc So SO.
Nos. 3 Sc SO, a prize vi 100 dollars, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Leesburs Lottery, No. 80, Sept. 81:
80 "a 70 A Al Is &c 4 % 81 ~ Gs 70 40 "a.
TO-DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 81,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital Sa5 OW:-
rs Nos, l2 drawn. Tickets s.; halves , 5Oi Qrs. ! %.
90 prizes of $4,000 are 800, 900!
Loves, Three Number Prize 500 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme! The New Jersey
evening. Capitals: s3O,7as. % Of 5000, ~ Of i,nO6,
l59 of 500, &c. Tickets $40; halves S; quartersa so.
The most brilliant Lottery erer dra,cn IN The u.s.
500, 900! 100000! 100000,
200 prizes oil 1000 DOLLARS! (being the
lowest 3 No. prizes.)
The ist 2 drawn Nos. 1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass s, fnr 1917, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, Saturday, Both October. Is No. Lottery
lo drawn ballots.
Magnificent Scheme:
| grand capital Of siOO, 900 $ prizes Of 10000
Grand nyize Of 10000 " 5000
/ oyi,e az 100000 S Z" 1000
$4,000 900 {" 2,0M
1905 6a /" 1000, Sc,
&C., amounting TO s2,O93,275.
Whole Tickets s40-halves n0-luarters l0-eishths :.
Purchasers Of packages (whoIe tickets or shares) Al
this office will have q deduction made OF THREE
A package OF whole Tickets-25 for 2-wili cost
$3.50, and must draw S4Us nett.
A package of halyes-e5 for 22-wil cost Si40, and
must draw SaO4 nett.
must draw Sl0a nett.
A package Of eighths-a5 for 2a-wlll cost SliO, and
must draw ISL nett.
Orders from The country, enclosing the cnsh or prize
tickets in M. & Co.'s Lotteries, punctualiy attended TO,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed at sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 2, Exchange Place.
LAMBERT has sold and paid, during the fep wesks
he has been engaged In the business, ? prize, Of S., 900,
and 81 other Capitals!
Dcr Recoilecl No. 3-"There's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nore." Sept. q
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Thus IL appears that pupils in the Institute will re-
ceive hoard, washing, instruction IN English, nny one
Ancient or Modern Language, and Music. partly Vocal,
for Sa35. Should they desire Ia d" 50, they can add I"
these
Drawing and Embroidery, each, $50
Vocal Music. with instrument. IS
But for Vocal Music, alone, with accompaniment,
the charge will he %
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.,
Enhancing photography, Reading, Wiring and the
Elements of Geography and Ariihmeiic, s."
Payments-One half in odranrr, The remainder al Tie
middle of the session.
The Terms are made thus low. hrcausr Of the cheap
ness OF living IN the plentiful Valley at Virstnia, IN
which The Institute is situated. and not because tue
education conferred will be common, for the Principai
would not embark in such IN enterprise but WIN lie
determination To make the Institution one Of thr hish-
est order. With this view Two things Will be specially
aimed at-thoroughly grounding The pupils III the rle-
meutary principles Of knowledge, 80 that emhrillsli-
ments aud accomplishments may have 4 s0lll fnunh;t-
li"n; and inspiring them, rs far ~ possible, with 4 sli-
rit Of self Improvement, which will make education pro
grrssirr through life Without this, il is believed that
education fails Of its highest utility; fur The amount of
knowledge treasured up nj School, even by the most
gifted aud industrious, IN comparatively small. BE-
sides impartins To the pupils This sound instructions,
constant pains Will he bestowed in training their cha
ruciers, especially those Of the hnarIrrs, under the most
salutary moral and religious influence.
Persons wishing la send pupils 10 the institute can
communicate with the Principal, nj Richmond, I'LL The
middle &C October, by which time he expects la have
removed to Stauntnn. Sept. 2l-dScwiw
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800, 900! 10000! $50, 900!

~ prizes OF S2,UUU, alnonnlins 10 4UU,UUU
(Being the lowest 3 No. Prizes.)
The LIST and ID drawn Nos, $1,000!
The 2d and Sd, or Sd and 4h drawn Nos, $500 /!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 5. for ls47, 10 he
drawn ia Alexandria, on Saturday, the 3Oih day Of Oc-
,oher, l6i7, under the superintendent Of Commission.
ers. rs No. Lottrry-l2 drawn ballots.
Magnificent Scheme!
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MRS. DREW,S SCHOOL

MRS. DREW'S SCHOOL
WILL. be re. opened on the lst Of October next. in
w the house formerly occupied by the Rev. Mr..
Stiles, on trace street, between 9Th and 9Th. A few
young ladies can he accommodated with board.
Aug 9D-l&c9m
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

T,fiE subscriber intending 10 remove 10 The South
1 west Tins Fall. oilers for sale his Tract Of Lnnd ON
Roanoke river, in the county uf Mecklenbmrg, ! miles
from u. NJ. College and ~Ioydlon, II miles below CIarks-
vile, and within ! and s miles Of ? large manufactnr-
ing mills. The tract contains .,JD acres, nne half IN
forest, and upwards &c loo acres in river aud creek bot
tom, : portion of which is unrlrarrd. The improve
m-nts cnnsist Of a new and spacious dwelling hoiIsr,
a large two story granary. with ,lraslrr and machinery
attached for tanning aud grinding, AMI all necessary
houses for the accommodation of Il family and The pre-.
servation Of crops. The character Of the land is that
nftlr Roanoke land generally, i description al which
is unnecessary, n those wishing 10 purchase will view
the rrrmiSr-; but il is believed not To ir surpassed by
any tract on the river for fertility and health. II has
been settled by the subscriber inr nearly ten years, and
there has been hut one death, and that from old age. a
reasonable credit VIII he given for most oltle purchase
money.
II not sold before, il will, on THURSDAY, the 10th
of September, br sud nj public auction, together with
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools, stack, Crop, &c. las. l. WILLIAMSON.
Sept. 3-cwtds
fT Richmond WING requested IN copy.
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. Maury Il Co.,

WV
On ANAGERS.)
Successors TO j. G. CIR EGORY g. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND. Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 60, for l847, u be
drawn on Saturday, October end. 70 No. L%otiery-l5
drawn ballots.
Brilliant Scheme.
1 prize OF $4,000 10 prizes of 1880
l 1900 10 prizes Of 1000
" 5000 10 500
l 5000 Is 200
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters Q so.
$3.50 0 1900! 40 Of /, OOOi
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. "a, for ls47, 10 be
drawn Saturday, Oct. o. IL drawn Nos. out Of rs.
Scheme.
l prize of $4,000 40 prizes of $1,000
" $4,000 GO " /" 400
4 /" 5000 ia I" 400
l Z" 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters Q 50.
$4,000! 10000! 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass &c, for isi7, 10 be drawn
Saturday, Oct. l6. Ia drawn Nos. out Of 10.
Grand Scheme.
l prize OF $4,000 20 prizes of Sl,ON
l $4,000 80 $40
/ 7mOi 40 Ga aU
5000 o57 a. $40
l I" 1900 &c. &c.
Tiekets$l0; halves 5; quarters ? 50.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND
NEGROES

WILL. br sold Ia the highest bidder, On The LIST day
w al October next, on The premises, upon 4 credit
Of one aud Two years, equal lnstalmrnis, the Tract OF
Land Belonging la the Estate of Robert Ferguson. lying
and being III the county Of Cumberland. adjoining The
lands OF Henry Madison, The Estate oi Geo. n. Gibson,
DR.. VIM. y. Smith aud Henry Amos, md within Two
Farmville, supposed 10 contain ahuut 500 acres.
The Tract OF Land will he surveyed before The day Of
sale. Bond and good security will be required Of thr
Tie paIciiase motley III " pSsni,f'"rrdh ~ The Is 1Trs: lei 10
he unqueslionabie.
Also, will he sold, At Buckingham Court house, ON
the NH day Of Oclui'er, 1877, w SMALL TRACTS
OF LAND, belonging IL the Estate al Roberi Ferguson,
living and being in the county of Buckingham. The
quantity in each tract " Ill br made known on the day
Of sale.
Tern. nr SALE-Onr half Of llr purchase money in
Twelve months, and The oll,rr half In twelve. months
thereafter. Bond and approved security will bc re-
guiI-d of The purchaser, and The title 10 The land VIII
lie / .lained until the purchase nancy is paid.
In the county Of Cnmberiand, on The I'D day of nrc-m
her, upon 4 credit until the i.l day nf October, lSiS, The
NEGROES aud other Personalities belonging 10 The rs.
late uf Robert Ferguson. Bond ana approved security
will be required Of the purchasers. There are some
eight or ten Negroes, believed 10 hr Of all descriptions
men, women and children. The sale nf the Land
and Negroes is made by virtue uf ille last will and Tesla.
ment of Robert Ferguson, dcrrasri-lis widow, Mrs.
Nancy Ferguson, who had 4 life eslate IN The property,
having departed thl, lie about the ald of June, ls47.
DIN w. WILSON.
Executor Of Robert Ferguson, deceased.
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EDUCATION.
THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE.
u. u. MINOR, ESQ, PRINCIPAL.

~ 49,
.. u. MINOR, ESQ.,, PRINCIPAL.
Board IF Trustees.
The RI. Rev. Wh. MEADE, President,
The Rev. TT. CAsILrMAs, DR.. r. +. SrKrrLiNc,
ALrr. II H.sru.Rr, N. C. kinney,
WIZ. Kinney, X. s. DHooxg,
T.. J. NICHE. JAMgs PoiNrs.
THIS Institution win he opened on The Isl day Of
l November next, In the spacious building just erect
ed for Its accommodation, In the Town Of stanton. II
will be under the management Of b. Il. Minor, PriDci-
pal, who will he assisted by trachers of the highest
qualifications.
Terms, &C., for The session Of ten months:
Board, including washing, Sla5
All the branches Of English, 80
ANY one Ancient or Modern I.apnuase. 20
Music ON the Piano, Guitar and Harp, each, -
Use Of INSTRUMENTS. III
General exercise In vocal music. in which the whole
School will be expected To rnsase-including md-
sic books, S
Naturalization Fee, 5
Sai0
Thus il appears that pupils in the Institute viii re-
ceipe board, washing. instruction I'M EurljStl, nuv one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-28
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