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Who'll Tickets $40; halves 5, quarter. so. cerlih-
Gates Il 81 wholes $40; shares IN proportion
30,0m DOLLARS 500. leo OF l,0a0 DOLLARS
Graed Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 81 to be drawn
n Wilmington, Dellwate, IN Saturday, March27, 1877.
Is No. ~ drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prz. Of $4,000 prize If s2nOn
s,nUO 500
4 O0n OG UuO
$50 ia sou
fiotrts go, halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages III Is Wholes Sl20-shares In proportion.
Persons ordering by the Package may deduct the
Fric, Il l.T-o ickets.
d. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Ufto {. w. PURCELL,
Eel, =, Richmond Va.
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\ n.,. SHY ooeRf-riRcIsiA AT Rules hold in the
/, n. -. ofhee q Richmond County Court, on Mon
, S'a Va lay q January, 1877:
|s.d IA aoflhen and Harriet his wife, Williamson
|aas wv w nnnr his wife, which said Harriet and
RAMA harriet and Anne Jesper, Plaintiffs:
a .pv' and John Bragg, Josia. Bragg aud William
|lni,."ss,a aud heirs of Eliza Bragg, who was
I've dr., Defendants.
Ia Rra," naan's, John Bragg, Josas Bragg and Will
t.n ,.e,, noI having entered their appearance and
o hi. according 10 the act Of Assembly and the
90. Ina, hou, and ii appearing by satisfactory evil
sala. il - are not inhabitants Of this Common
ene, IL ordered that the said defendants do appear
~ ned In the Clerks Office Of the said eoun-
em.t m. I'm on the nrst Monday In April next, and
Yer !. ',,sot the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
yin hs Gu, "nn inserted in some newspaper publish
aud po,,.s ~ Richmond, for two months successive
..s0unl, u. front door Of the Courthouse OF
I'VE" JOHN +. B. JEFFRIEs, C. c.
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Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 70.
The weather To-day has been stormy and disa.
greeable The tlour and grain markets were firm
yesterday. Good Pennsylvania hrancs were
held at Sc. Good red wheals were held al 25;
Corn s. 10 S. els ner bnshel F.
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NOTICE.

NOl lOC.
1rHE subscriber having taken the Tavern nj King
l William rt-house, begs leave 10 say TO those
who may favor him with call, that he VIII endeavor
TO offer such accommodation and attention az wii en-
sure their appreciation. Ba EMfLE,
Kin. VIM. c. H., Feb. 2, ls47-clm
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IN G. BATTAlLE's PRIZE OFFICE, No. S City
hotrl-For this morning-Sl5,0O0 Capital, prize
5000, Of 1850, Of 500, of 1000, &C IS
~, ana ID drawn ballots. Tickets S.; halves and
9Nlers IN proportion.
.,o for this evening-s2o 900 Capital prize OF 90
Of 3,VOO. 10 Of l0OU, SC. Tickets S.; halves and
siters In proportion. For prizes in ei,hsr Of the
rS'e, don't forget 10 call on BATrAlLE
Drawing IF Alexandra Lottery, CiassI:
y y 8 Ia Is l6 40 ~ So p Is g.
40. 10 y, prize Of $500; and Nos ~ 60 SIS, a
aarch2 n.rr.rr
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MARRIED,

Married, a. Bowling Green, near Richmond,
% Sunday morning, The 2Slh February, lS47, BY
ns Rev. Mr.. Edwards, Mr.. JOHN J. Palmer, OF
be cilv OF Richmond, to Mrs. HARRIET WHIT
ck OF henrico (ale OF Hanoyer) county.
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February Isl, lsl7-c2aw4w


CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session of this Institution will commence
the lst of February. and terminate the 3nth Of June
following:
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
and Geography-Prof. +. w. Coleman, A. NJ.
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, G--
ometry Plane and Spherical Trironouietry, Nautical
Astronomy and the pfen ntia and Integral Calculus
Prof. L. 81. Coleman, A. NJ.
The French, Spanish and Italian I.anguages-prof.
Isidore Outlet.
Natural Philosophy comprising Mechanics, Hydro-
dynamics, Pneumatcs Acoustics, Electricity and Gal.
vanism, Optics and Asronomy-Prof. l.. NJ Coleman
A. NJ.
Moral Phlosophy-Prof F. W. Coleman, AN.
Board tincludinq washing, bedding and fneD and TUT
ton. for the session Of five months, Sll5-payable in
advance.
fers TO the gentlemen whose names are given below
and for the superior qualifications Of his assistant L.
~ Coleman To tho annexed testimonial vi the Profes
sors of the University of Virginia
F. w. COLEMAN, Principal.
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
REFERENCES-IIon John Y. Mason, Secretary ii
the Navy; Dr. T. r. Scott speaker OF the Senate Of vir-
ginin; Thomas J. Randolph, Esq.,' Alhemarle; Dr.
Armislead Cook, Portsmouth; Robert G. slanard Esq
Richmond; VIM H. Harrison, Esd, , Prince Se9 org
loe ESQ. Mount Airy; Richard Baylor. Esq, Essry
Col. William Armlstead,. Alabama; Right Rev. Nj
chulAs COhhS, u. " DlSnup W hE iioH. 'hoHiis III
Rayly, NJ. e.; Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama; WIN
X johnson, ESQ., Petersburg; Hon. james A. sendon,
81. T.; VIM. A. Gibbons, ESQ., New Jersey, Gen. Ber
nard Peyton.s and w. Leigh, ESQ., Richmond.
4Gentlemen who either have had, or who nj present
have, SONS or wards members of the Institution.
~ Testimonial of the Professors Of the University
of Virginia:
UNIVERSITY OF VA, Nov. IN, 1916.
Mr. l.. NJ. Coleman is a distinguished graduate Of The
Schools of Ancient Languages, Modern Languages
Mathematics, Natural Chilosophy, Chemistry and No
ral Philosophy in the University of Virginia. and has
received from that Institution the degree Of M.sIEn OF
Ans. ,.
During his residence al the University his studies
wers pursued with nniiting diligence, and were re-
warded with an unusual share OF success IN every
subject 10 which his attention was directed. We there
fore. regard him as admirably prepared 10 commence
The duties Of an instructor Of youth, and we ceertuy
recomme nd him. not only as we'll grounded In the seve
mi branches taught in the Academic Schools ni ih'
University, hut as gentleman OF nhoiemisea chaac
ter and conciliaing manners .r,,so,
Prof. Of Ancient Languages.
NJ. SCHE.E De WERE,
Prof Mod. Languages.
EDWARD II. COuRTENAY,
Prof. of Mathematics.
WIN. B. ROGERS,
Prof. Natural Philosophy.
W. II. McGUFFEY,
Prof Moral Philosophy.
RE. ROGERS,
Dec a5-d3,hctf Prof. Chem and Mat. Med
WANTED-At the Psnfen,iay. Hoop Poles an
w Pine Cord WOed. NOV a-sH
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To conclude with The Farce OF
state See rcuS.
Gregory Thimblewell, Mr. Chapman; Humph-
rey Hedgehog, MIR. McKeou; Maud, Mrs.
Silsbee; Lefty, Mrs Hackur.
II An efficient Police is engaged. March 2
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U.epcheS.

COnO SUPERIOR European Leeches,
OUOU healthy and in good condition.
When requisite, they can be put up aid sent safe
ly any distance in The country. For sale by
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
MaIch2 Druggist,
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The creditors Of William Menux, deceased, win ap-
pear before me, al The Clerks Once Of New Kent
iy, ths hrs, day IL March, is47 with their claims
and 1vdencrs 81 clams that The may be reported
In compliance with the above order.
Jan. I9-tMsM mo. II. CHRISTIAN Cam
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ucK .s, OFFICES, Wall street. LACK. Lucky

UCK'S OFFICES, Wall stree, -Inck, Inctv ,
T. L1ckier. Luckest Hu'~'
,pfawlng OF Grand Consolidated, No
Vs. W ~ ~ p 50 IS 30 SIS G. 81 40 4.
sn,,S ,nesei Nos 10 II TO- to lady In the
nslady begged that good ticket ina .h. termed itl
nu o os ent,o her. as she was widow with large
on,t q enildren and Fortune has answered her call
| "a, tai ne nanus oil LUCK.
~ nda Morning. two Splendid schsmes-sas, 900,
a ~ 4o; 900, $50, 10 Of 500. 10 of goo,
s.", 5000 e,4i. of 900, Of no, etc IS Nos,
M "ao'es 50; halves | so; quarters IS cts.
su sander ms way, while Fortune looks sunny,
m "eSet' buy ticket, and revsl in money.
VINO are IN wan, Of prizes will please call this
s,,ss Wig sy hafpas, 10 o'clock, at
@ea LUCK's OFFICE.
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MANAGERS oFrlcE-D. PAINE CO., Rich

MANAGERS oFFlCE.-D. PAINE I CO., Rich
~ mond, Virginia.
Fs Today-Capl,aIs: s2s, 900, 5000, 5000, 1000.
M 500 10 of 500, 10 Of 900, - OF 800. 20 Of
fa, &c e Nos, 10 drawn Tickets SO.
,ho, $4,000 Capital, &c. Sc Nos, IL drawn. Tick
ftst
asu Nos OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra, 8:
: 80 40 ! ii IS 10 IS 10 49.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass &c:
50 to 70 9 60 8 81 10 IS l6 % 80 IL
Dawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 9 !:
10 IA "a % SO IS SO So I'll 40 4.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 80:
is 10 g 81 SO 10 "a 6 4 IA IS 2.
March
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XUANTED-At the Psnifsn,iay, Hoop Poles ana
w Pine Cord Woed. NOV 9-sH
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
l.. H. Trlg

HAVING taken House on the Basin, tenders ls ser
L vices To his friends and The public generally in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all the
staple articles Of produce.
H. H. r., in the sale of Tobacco, Will be assisted by
n gentleman, who, from long experience aud acknow-
lodged judgment, IA fully competent TO sustain the IN
lere,ts If Planters Feb 9-ctf
W The Abingdon Jacksonian requested 70 cory.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. m.r.,, :.

hICHmOND MARK ETS. March L.
TOBACCO There is some animation in the
market for manufacturing descriptions. We
quote Tugs al 81 50 az 90; common leaf, Q 25 a
3 %; middling, 50 %; good and fine, so
TO : IS.
FLOUR Generally held at Sc IS.
WhEAT-Good 10 prime lbs 10 1870 cents per
bushe!.
OATS-50 cents-in demand
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cts; Shorts Is
cents; Brown Stufis 80 cents; Ship Stuffs SO cts
CORN-Corn 12s IS els.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoN Smithfed and CITY
Cured, ga i0cts; Joles cents; Hams IL els
Western Sides, new, 9 a 10 Cts. Shoulders, a
q cents; Joles 81 CTS. Old Sides 81 a 9 CTS. !;
Shoulders IA u cts. LARD No. l, 10 l0s cts.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales gross
weight, 81 IS 3 so; melt 5a so, according TO
quality. MUTTON So S4-scarce and in
demand. Hoes: S6 so, scarce.
Correspondence of the Baltimore PATRIOT
New Yoak, Saturday, Feb 81, 4P. NJ.
The Flour market continues firm; sales Of
about 5000 bis. Genesee at 81, and less than
which holders are unwilling 10 take small sales
OF Baltimore al 80; Southern brands are general
ly held al G ga 6 IS.
The Grain maIks: not quite so active. Prime
white Genesee wheat is worth 81 IS. A sale
OF 5000 bushels white not prime quality, al 1853
CTS. Sales TO a moderate extent OF white Corn at
% TO 9S cts. and OF yellow do 1893 els per bushel.
The Cotton market continues dull No sales
10 notice; prices on the decline
Exchange on London today rates al ). per cent.
premium.
P S.-A despatch received since The above, in
forms us that the lJur market 10 DAY in New
York was very firm. There was but few sellers
Of Genesee brands al the close of change for 81.
A sale oil 5000 bbls. of Baltimore -four al 6S!.
Corn was in better request. with sales OF 10000
bushels white and yellow al 90 tor the former and
100 cents for the alcr.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb 81, ppm
The inclemency OF the weather today operated
against out door business. No transactions in
Flour have taken place. Holders OF Howard 81.
brands are firm in asking Sc, and some unwilling
TO take thai. City Mills is held al l2l TO 25-
no sales.
Good TO prime red Whea, selling in small par
GELS at Sl23 10 $50 cents. and ordinary 10 good
lis l22 cents. Mol much done in Corn. Sales
Of white al 30 81 els. and OF yellow at 81 50
cents.
Whiskey is worth % 80 cts in hhls and bbis.
Nospecial movement in Groceries prices firm.
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We have this day formed connection IN business, a
stated in above advertisements and trust that the ar
raneement We have made viii for the concerr
the confidence Of seniors friends, and The public
generally VIM aNpEnSoH' )h.'
las. A. TRlCE.
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II ". MAURY * CO., MaNAGERS.-Drawn Nos.
OF Alexandria, Glass |, Feb "a:
% u "A ls l6 40 ~ SO 81 Is
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No. 9, March
y " a II IS 50 sc 50 "a 81 SO 80 b3 30.
ms Ao'nng-Sew Jersey, No. ISIS, 600 Capital.
eses 81. IS Nos., 3drawn.
ms Eser'ng-Ale alexandria, No. $3.50, 900 Capital
ese,s S. Prizes: $1,000, 500, ,0Ss, etc. Is Nos,
/ oawh. Tickets, etc, for sale al
MANAGERS OFFICE,
AaIchs No. i, City Hotel.
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krRATToN's OFFICE Drawn Nos of Alexandra
lottery, Class I, February 9Th:
- - IA Is lG 40 40 SO q Is s.
"noles Nos p % 6i a Prize Of Ssl, said and paid
/, STRATT0N.
aan Sos Of L-esburg Lottery Glass 9, March LIST ::
p 70 a II 65 so ST So "a 81 80 70 63 p.
Iicke, Nos. 81 81 so, Capital, sold and paid by
STRATToN.
nsa Nos Of SUSSEX Lottery Extra, No. IL Feb. 9Th:
80 3 63 ~ 81 so "a 90 SO 81 20 90 IL.
rrk-, Nos. Is &c, Two more Capitals sold and
rcse, Nos. Sc e. paid by 5TRATToN.
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Alter the Tragedy, Miss A. Walters will dance
GRAND PAS SEUL.
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~ cHANCERY-Vi Rules held in The
Clerks . nice OF the Cncni Superior Court If Law
and chdncery Tor buckingham connsy, on Monday, the
Isl day Of February. le47
John D. Richardson ana John Harvey. late rner-
chants, who sue for Abner T. Harvey, Trustee, Sc,
against Plaintiffs:
AbneI w. Wlngo and George u. Saunders, admins
TRAITOR ni Samuel Saunders, Defendants.
The defendant, Abner w. Wngo, mol having entered
hrs appearance and given security according the of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is no inhabltant of
is country II j. ordered that The ssid absent defend.
ant DO appear al the rules 10 be holden for The sad Court
on The first Monday In April next, and answer the bi
Of IN. plan and that eopY Of ,a's order he forth
w. W-sriea III spU,e newspaper published In the city
~ Richmond Tor Two months snccessv-ly and posted
al the front door of the Courthouse OF county
a Copy-Trste,
Feb g-rw9m II pTDpfDCP 4, ~ q
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IN CHANCERY-VIHcisIA: AT Rules held in the
Clerk. Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
snd chancery for buckingham County oa Monday, the
4lh day Of January, lei7
James Anderson, Plaintiff:
against
ci.ar,-s !. Ma1sy and Edward J. Gillian, Admins
uaI'I Oh David Mccormack, deceased. and also tdm-
l!srufnr az Nancy Mccormack, deceased Defendants
The defendant, Charles !. MaIry, not having entered
his appearance and security according the Of
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court and appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that lie nhabtant oil this
country II Is ordered thar the said absent defendant do
appear al the rules 10 be- holden for the said Court
The first Monday In March next and answer the bill Of
The pantif; and that copy oftbis order be- forthwith
serted IN some newspaper published ~ he Ciy nf Rich
mnnd, for two months sncceasivriy aud posted al the
front door OF The Court House Of this county.
Copy. Ie-le.
jan. a--cw:m Il. EIDRlnGE, O. &. :. &.
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-. asa5mc Il Co.

WN NAGEHS Of LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, Virginia.
TNnE SAME brilliant attraction a. heretofore IS pre-
senlr! L. the patrons Of Fortune, Home For
Grand c. ;iials and prompt pay, address
q. ". PURCELL, Agent rnr the Managers,
Richmond Virginia.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

lN CliAACERY.-ViRGISiA :-Amelia Clerks otiir,
ruary rules, Isl.
A. sely, late Sheriff, and Administrator de bonis nor
o. John =. booker, deceased, Lucy Hooker, John f
rans~y and wife, Lucy d. Booker, Jas +. Cooke She
fln ana Administrator Of Juhn w. Booker deceased
sally T. Bonkur. Richard Booker William H. Gritten
nen and wife, Henry f. Graves and wife, John W. Wal.
,na an infant by Lucy Booker, bis next friend ard
''a'shew Webster and wife, Compartments:
austin seay, late Sheriff and Administrator of G. ror-e
cnT,son deceased, John B. Chain Executor III Rich.
~" n'"Sef' deceased, md Alfred o. Eselestcn,
r,,,, Defendants.
u. plaintiffs having flied their bill and The defend
m, mira ~ hgsrson. not having entered his ap
act ana given security according 10 The acl Of A..
nfAoy and The rules Of this Court, and il apor,rina bv
sshs.ice ndducrd b-frr The Clerk in ms oce ma he
= hot an lniiabiiant of this Conimnnweat IL is Or.
@ tat he appear here rules 10 be held In The
s"ef The hill Of the plaintiffs: and that conv M lila
o,n1t De published In the Richmond Enquirer once a
,ep, Tor Two months suceessvriy and posted the
o'' uoof oi The Court hons1 OF the county.
Feb 2a-cw2m C. LEIGH. TX
IN cHANCERY. a Circuit superior
Court 81 Law and Ghanccry, continued by adioErn-
,neh' hhh hrid for New Rent county, At The Court.
1876: "' " -o''' "' " .'oSem'ei'
Pnlls e. Jones, Sheriff Of Now Kent county. and,
~ I'M, au,nisiiaior Of Ann +. Williamson, deceased,
anu ihuins- haria. administrator lie buns non with
the wiil annexed, OF BENJAMIN r. Williamson dacras.
gu WHO was coesecnor OF VIM Meaux, deceased,
as-ms' Plaintiffs:
Ins,ies '. trump, executor of VIM. Meaux d,ceas-
rg, rlrnhg T. ttump, administrator nj Richard H.
Mraus, iiereasrd. and Janes ". Crump, executor Of
'a,iy W trump, deceased, Defendants
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that more
IMAM "o YEARS nave elapsed siace The qualification Of
fenjamn " Williamson and Charles L. Crump AS e.
ecnor~ Of VIM M-snx, deceased, the Court dnta adj
judge order and decree. all PERSONS may have
Claims against Tie said VIM Mcaux deceased, "a ..h,
bit the same before Commiesone. nc this Court Tor
settlement, on or before HE irst day OF March Is47
and aad Commissioned Is directed Ia examine such
claims and make report tins Court; and IL is further
"raee That copy OF lhis order be published for eight
weeks IN The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, newspa-
prfs published IN the city OF Richmond and another
copy posted al the door OF the Courthouse Of this coun
y ON iwo several county Count days Copy.
mo d. CHRISTIAN. elk.
The creditors Of William Menux, deceased viii ap.
pear before me, at The Clerk Once OF New Kent coun
~, on the hrs; day a arch, lSf7, with their claims
and evidences 81 claims that The reported
In compliance with the above order.
Jan. i9-twsw JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN, Com.
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March 2-tds

rJ,UTOR-The Advertiser, a Graduate of an English
University, is DESTROYS of an engagement Tutor
in private family, Classical Teacher In respec-
table School College Address letters, post paid, 10
A. NJ. c., Allegheny City, Pennsylvania.
Fab 25-deOd& Gavin
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS FOR SALE

SHANNONDALE SPRINGS FOR SALE.
THIS desirable aud beautiful pr,perly-lyiDg on the
j Shenandoah river, in Jefferson comfy, Virginia,
about mites from rharlestown, and from the Win.
chester Railroad, which connects with Baltimore and
other citles-- offered for sale. Connected with the
springs, whose highly valued medicinal Qualities ale
"a extensively known and appreciated, i've buiid
ings, consulting of large BOARDING HOUSE. VI brick
and frame, 1873 feet by 80. well finished large number
of COTTAGES and other lodging houses, capable OF
receiving $50 Writer'S inrgr stables, bath houses ice
house &c, all In good condition and repair. The lands
NEARLY hundred acresl are hr.t rate river bottom
and upland, of which viii be sold The whole, or ns
much as NAV he desired This property will BE- e1poaid
a. public sale on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of March
NEXT al The Court house in Ch1rrsfown, Jefferson
county, Virginia The terms cne-founh cash in hand
the residue In four equal annual payments, with In
tefest from The day Of rae and secured BY deed fusI
The premises
Should n sale not he effected on the day mentioned
the owners have determined TO offer the property
rent for The ensuing season. for term Of years, IL
such can he agreed upon
There /, upon the premises large amonn, OF good
and suitable furniture sufficient for tie establishment
which viii be sold reIod 10 tie purchaser renter
unnn fair and reasonable terms.
Up 10 the Gay Of prfsois desiring either 10 put
chase or rent are requested communicate by letter
in person. with either Of The undersignpd, who viii
show the property 10 AIRY DESTROYS . zee The same.
DUsHROD Z. WAsHlNG'rGN
President Of 6. 8. ~,
ANDREW KENNADY, Secretary.
char,a.,own Irfsrson co Va. Feb. 22-ctds
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tJ NOTiCE.-The members of the Anii-License
,nlral Committee are requested 10 meet this evening,
: O'clock, At the Temperance Hall, over Ragand and
F'Vihers, Main street, nearly opposite the Virginia
Fla1 ALFRED THOMAS, Chairman.
------'--------
Sr NOTICE The regular Quarterly Meeting Of the
evening al half past O'Clock at the Second lap
II Church. THOS. J. EVANS, Secretary.
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IN CIlASCEGy. AT Rules held in the
clerk OiHcr Of ne Ci-c;it Superior Court rf Law
and thancery Tor cumberland county, Monday, The
4;h day Of January, lei- I:
Thomas II. Iindgns, Plaintiff
against
Garland Brown, Raymond Il. Minor and his wife,
Martina j. Minor Defendants.
The defendant, Garland Brown not having entered
hi, appearance and given security, according 10 the act
u Assembly and the rules If this Court and il appear
ing b satisfactory evidence that he is lntahtan
II tins Commonwealth il H. ordered, thai the said de
frnian do appear here the first day q: March term
and answer The hlll Of the Plaintiff aud that
py Of this order be- forthwith inserted in newspa
per published In the cy IL Richmond for months
srccessiguy, and posted II The front door o The Court
hnuse af this county. \ Copy-Trsie,
Jnn Iq--rN.2m n WllnSDN ID
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, NEGROES,
AND OTHER PROPERTY.

u virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 the snbscn
- beers by James .. Fore. hearing date on the 18th
instant, aud duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
county Of Apponattn1, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, shall proceed, On Wednesday, the l7ih
March next, If fair, IL NOT the next fair day, AT The
residence Of the said James C. Fore 10 sell the tract Of
Land on which the said Fore resides, containing
2iU acres about 50 acres of which AppomatfoI low
grounds. The tract of land is valuable, and we'll adapt
ed 10 the production Of wheat corn and iob
Al he time and pGce shall also sell, for cosb
nine likely Negroes. consisting of men. women and
bnys, OF them first Carpenter. Also, The crops
OF Corn, Uais, Tobacco and Fodder. Household and
Tools.
The terms Of sale Of the Land will be made known
the day Of sale.
The title the above property Is believed TO he good
bt acting Trustee, shall tonvey only such title
is vested in me by thr said deed.
Feb. 22-cwtda PETER 3. MOSELEY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-02
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Nj e II A M q X A

On TUESDAY EVENING, March 9, ls47,
Will be performed The original Tragedy, in
acts, called
vi e Il a M d II A,
THE LAST OF THE WAMPANOAGS.
ENoLIsH-Mordaunt, Mr.. Perry; Waller, Mr..
Shaw; Cceana, Miss Mes,ayer.
lsDtANs-Me,amora, MIR. FORREST, Konen-
shine, MIR. Radcliffe; Nahmeokee, Mrs. Sis
bee; Child, Master Radcliffe.