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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATE, IN FAU-
QUEER COUNTY. FOR SALE.

IN pursuance of a decree of the Superior Court OF
4 Chancery for the Richmond Circuit. pronounced on
the 24ih day Of March, le47, In the suit of morton %.
Moron - the UNDERSIGNED, CommisioneIs' will proceed,
Court. HOUSEKEEPING Court day-io sell, at public auc-
tIon, that valuable real property, known as the
EFFINGHAM FOREST ESTATE,
situated in Fauguier county, about 9 miles from War
ren,on, the courty seat, containing upwards OF 2,4OO
acres. The quality Of the land was originally good,
very suscr ptible OF improvement by a judscious and pro-
per system Of cultivation. Az IN inducement TO those
who may not desire TO buy so large u tract, TO become
purchasers, The Estate will be offered Tor sale, In sepa-
rate lots or parcels of convenient size, according TO a
survey thereof, made by the Surveyor Of the county, q
plat Of which, IN the possession OF the undersigned,
will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc third Of tho purchase mo-
new TO be paid In cash; one third in swslve-monihs, and
the re,idne iu eighteen months from the day OF sale-the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds, with approved
security, for the credit instaiments, and the title 10 the
property to pc retained until the whole Of the purchase
fpnnay ia paid, and a conveyance Is directed by the
Court. saBEEr H Z. sIsaSiL.s, Commissioner,
Anil C3-cfds
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VoIunfcers Wanied!

ADJUTANT IEN FKHL5 UFFIIE,
Richmond, April 25, l547.
TIC meet 4 reQuis'ltun of the President 0fihe United
L States, two additional Companies Of Infantry Fo.
lunteers will be accepted, 10 serve during the war with
Mexico, unless sooner discharged. Each Company 10
consist Of I Captain, | First Lieutenant, , Second Lieu
tenants, 2 Musicians. and 80 P,lvales to rendezvous at
Richmond 20 man viii be received who is IN years
apparently ovrr45 or under ls-or who is moi of physi'
cal strength and vigor. Il is desirable TO organize these
Companies Is speedily as possible. When Il full Com
pany cannot ha raised in II county or district, The organi-
zatlon would be greatly facility by the enrolment Of
parties OF 70 men zach, In different places. To he conso.
lidated. Four Of these parties will Constitute a Compa-
ny, and might each afford one commissioned, one nom
commissioned ofirrr, aud 20 prvates. All necessary
aid aud instruction will be afforded on application 10
this ljepaIlmrEi-and beg Ia urge uron all who are
disposed Ia unite In raising this additional force the Ut
most promptiIude and activity.
By command. WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
April 97-t3w Adjutant General.
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VALUABLE MILL AND OTHER PRO-
PERTY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

IN pursuance Of the tesiameBtary directions Of Adam
L Hooker, deceased, late Of The county Of Buck.ns.
ham, | will offer for sale, 10 the hirhes, bidder, on tue
premises, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of May, is47.
the following property: Isl. The Mill, known ihrousS
the country az .Hoeke.'s Mil with ss.as land al
tuated on Slate River, about S miles below the Court
house. and has Always been regarded al a vslussis
Manufacturing Mill. Attached to the Mill, which IL
not only adapted 10 the manufacture Of Flour. but cor
talns also an excellent Gris; Mill and Saw Mil, there
Is a Machine for wool c~arding. I'd. The Dwelling
House and Out houses used by the ,.stator during his
life, with about 25 ceres Of Land. The houses are
good, and arc in sight ofthe mill. ID. Some likely Ns>
grocs, probably 8 OF Q, and the Household Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE-For all the real properly, one
third will probably be required IN eash, the balsnc. ia
one and two years, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, and also a deed OF trust on the pre-
perry; the negroes and furniture TO be sold or credit
Of SIX months, for which bonds with approved psrsoR-
al security will DO required.
Any person wishing information about any Of the
property can communicate with me, by mail, to .'.-t.
insham Z. H., or personally at my residence, 1t the
mil, where | will al any time take pleasure In show
ins the property to those disposed to purchase.
GEORGE HOOKER.
Executor Of Adam Hooker, deceased.
ADril 30-cWtds
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A bounty of TWELVE DOLLARS will hs paid to
each recruit enlisted for The .3rtiAery. i%sfdnrs. or
Mounted Reginents-a 10, nsE HUNDRED AND siITr
AGNES ~ LAHp, or Sl0U, IN being honorabiy discharged.
Besides The monthly pay, as abuve stated, one rdtiun
per day IS allowed every soldier, which is amply suii-
rient for his subsisience-aiso, a large supply Of com
fur,blc and genlerl clothing Good quarter rs and fuel
arc at all times furnished, and every attention Will be
paid 10 making those men who may enlist. and are de-
iermined to servo their country in good faith, comfort
able and COMMENTED with their situation. The best me-
dlcal attendance Ia always provided for The sick sol.
der, and no deduction nf pay Is made during the Pc
Rod he Is unable 10 perform his duty. Should the SOL
dier he disabled in the line Of duty, the laws provide a
pension for him.
BY the above, IL Is seen that the pay and allow ances
are respectable, ana that, with prudence and economy,
the monthly pay Of The soldier may he laid up, rs every
thing requisite for his comfort and convenience Is fur
nished by the Government, including his sugar and cof-
fee.
rhe sum of " DOLLARS will be paid TO any
CITIZEN, non-eommissioned officer or soldier, who shall
bring TO the rendezvous an able bodied recruit, who
shaii be regularly enlisted. The citizen should present
his recruit 10 the Lieutenant or Captain, and not 10 the
Recruiting SergrRnis.
CArrais John TYLER, JR.,
Recruiting Officer.
Recruiting Rendezvous, PhGniK Hotel, Richmond
Virginia. April
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April 27-ct!
SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND
DWELLING HOUSE In LYNCHBURG.


Ms MONDAY, the nth May next, at 4 O'Clock, p.
" NJ, upon the premises, Will DO sold, at public auc-
ton, by The Undersigned, il obedience TO n decree Of
The Superior Court OF Ch1:.seGy OF the Richmond Cir
cut, In Two suits lhere,n depending, in one Of which
Andrew Slsedlnan Is plaintiff, and the administrator
and heirs Of Iandon r. CabelI, deceased, and others,
are defendants, aud In the other of which Robert
Saunders IS plaintiff, and the administrator and heirs Of
Landon R. Cabell, deceased, and others, are defend
ants, all that valuable Lot on Federal Hill. In the town
Of Iynchhurg, with the dwelling House and other
buildings thereon, and the appurtenances, belonging to
the ESTATE of London K. Cabrli, deceased, now and for
some years past occupied by Samuel Garland, Esq, as
q tenant.
TrsMs :-One-fourih part Of the purchase money to
he paid either IN cash al The time Of the sale, or thirty
days thereafter, secured by q note or notes well 1ndors.
ed, negotiable aud payable NJ Bank, including interest
from The day Of sale; The rest Of the purchase money TO
be pain in three equal instruments; the first pay able on
the LIST Of January, on- thousand eight hundred and
forty eight; The Second the LIST July, l84s; and the third
the lst January. 1919 The purchaser TO give his bonds
for The said fh-~, deferred instalmenIs 10 the under.
signed, as commissioner, and the title to be retained
until the whole purchase money Is paid. Possession
To be delivered on the Is; January, 1913, unless IL be as-
ceriainrd before the sale, and proclaimed At the sale,
tnat the present tenant IL " illIng To surrender the pos
session sooner, and In that case possession to be do.
Iiveret al such earlier period.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Conf.
Apri. l.-c2awtds
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IN CHANCERY-VisolsIA:- AT rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of The Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the eighth day Of April, ls47:
John Enders, Plaintiff:
against
William M. Harris, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he IL not an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth, IL Is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear At the rules to be held for the said Conrt
on tho frSi Monday In june next, and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted In some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy. Teste,
Anril l5-ew2m IL. ROBERTS. elk.
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PROF. BRANcH's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG

PROF. BRANCH'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD c. Il.
THE Summer session OF my School will commence
l. on the LIST day Of June, and end on the fourth We'd
neaday Of September following.
The course of studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught In the best seminaries of the Kind. The
erected for the purposes of q School. The location IL
pleasant In itself, and derives many additional advan-
iages from Its vicinity To other literary institutions. II
Is sufficiently retired, and is believed to be as healthy
as any in the State.
TERMS:
Board, including all accommodate ,s, $40
Tuition in all the branches, including the Ancient
and Modern Languages. ~
Music, with use of instrument, is
Reference may be made TO the following gentlemen,
who either have had, or have now: daughters or wards
in the School :-Henry Edmunds, Esq, Halifax; Nieho-
las Edmunds, ESQ.,, Charlotte; Rev. DR.. Graham, rrin6o
Edward, Col. Benjamin P. Walker, .Appomattox; Col.
Knight, Notioway; Msssrs. Edward Darlington and
Willis Wilson, Cumberland; DR.. H. J. Miller and Da-
vid Bridg es, ESQ.,, Richmond.
March 23-cW6w
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]. H. Wake, AND Dr.. JOHN r. Wake
Lave, upon the terms prescribed By law, formed a
III limited partnership, commencing on the 18Th day
of February, ls47, and ending on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary, 1852, TO which the said DR.. J. n. Wake who
fund of said partnership the sum Of two thousand hvo
hundred dollars; and that J. H. Wake is the sole and
only general partner, in whose name, and under whose
authority, according 10 law, the said business WIN be
conducted, in pursuance of the terms Of a certificate
recorded In the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of
the City of Richmond, on the 18th day OF March, 1877.
Given under our hands and seals this 1lth day Of
March, ls47. J. n. Wake, General Partner.
J. R. Wake, Special Partner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

PURSUANT to a decree OF The County Court or
L Orange, pronounced at the May term, 1886, in The
suit Of Webb, &c, -. Webbs Administrator, &c, the
undersigned will proceed to sell, on WEDNESDAY,
the 10th of June, ls47, upon the premises, al public
auction, 10 tho highest bidder, a valuable Tract Of Land.
belonging TO the estate Of William c. Webb, deceased,
containing $40 acres, more or less. This land lies In
the lower part Of Orange, IN the vicinity Of the Oianee
Springs, contiguous to the lands Of G. Z. Newman, Jas.
Terrell, and others. About 100 acres are cleared and
enclosed, the remainder heavily timbered, ar! The soil
generally improbable.
The Terms of Sale will hs-one fourth cash, the ba.
lance in three equal annual nstalments-the purcha.
ser giving bonds, with satisfactory security, and a deed
oftrust on the land, to secure the deferred payments.
The title TO said land Is believed unqusstionab!e; but.
selling as Commissioners, wo shall convey such .iiio
only as is vested in us by virtue Of the decree aforesaid,
IAN y s s Mo9sE, s'' Commissioner.
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TN CHAHCERY.-viRsIrI.:-At Court Of Monthly
! Session, held for the county Of Louisa, at the Court
house thereof, on Monday, tho l2th day OF April, l647:
John Carpenter, William Armstrong and Sarah his
wife, formerly Sarah Carpenter, William Humphreys
and Fanny his wife, formerly Fanny Carpenter, Harriet
f.. Carpenter, Marshall W.. Carpenter, Burton N. Car
penter, Milton n. Carpenter and Sophia d. Carpen' er,
infant children Of Matthew Carpenter, deceased, who
sue by Harriet F. Carpenter, their next friend, Minerva
c. Carpenter and Robert D. Carpenter, PiaintIf'si
against
Claiborne Carpenter, In his own right, and AZ Admi-
nistralor Of Nathaniel Carpenter, deceased, Lewis r.
Carpenter, Fayeite D. Carpenter, Walker Carpenter.
Mildred Carpenter, James 8. Carpenter, William Car
penter. Mary Jane Carpenter, Anderson Il Carpenter.
anne Lewis, formerly Anne Carpenter, Nathaniel Cisi-
borne Carpenter, Joseph Carpenter, and Tandy Gillum,
Defendants.
The defendants. Fayette D. Carpenter, Claiborne Car
penter, Walker Carpenter, Mildred Carpenter, James
z. Carpenter, William Carpenter, Mary Jane Carpenter,
Anderson B. Carpenter, Anne Lewis, formerly Anne
Nathaniel Claiborne Carpenter, and Tsndy
Ginum, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according TO law and tho rules OF this Court.
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that
they dre not inhabitants Of this Stale, on tho motion Of
the plaintiffs by their attorney, il 10 ordered, that the said
last named defendants do appear before the Justices Of
our said County Court Of Louisa, al the Court -hou1o
thereof, on the first day Of July Court neat, and answer
the bill Of The plaintiffs; and that . copy of this order b
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published La tbs
city OF Richmond for two months successivsIy, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse Of This county OF
some Court day. ACOpy-Texte,
April 23-cw2m JOHN HUNTER, C. L. G.
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# cannot be denied tina, Dr.. Upham's VEGE-
liable ELECTUARY is the most e~ffectual
kmedy ever yet discovered for The cure Of Piles.
lind, ii is an internal remedy, which strikes at
every source of the disease, and obvia,es the
scessily Of all external applications.
Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT q
rcHAM, l2l Fulton street, New York. p.
OHNSTON, Main street, Richmond. Price
a bottle. April 81
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LAND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.

LAND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.
T OFFER o A L a Tract of 81 acres Of Land,
l called Raleigh" lying one and a half miles West If
Buckingham Courthouse, on which there has been re-
Gently built a fine brick building, with all necessary out
all kinds. This land is in a remarkably healthy coun.
try, and, like the rest of this section, particularly pro-
ductive in wheat and tobacco. The neighborhood Is
very desirable, being thickly settled by an agreeable
and intelligent population. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase land will do well by calling and examining for
themselves, as the tract can be had on very reasonable
terms, the proprietor being DESTROYS Of moving South
Letters directed to Buckingham Court house will be
promptly attended TO-. TaOS. f. PERklNS.
NJ -
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Texas LAND FOR A L

1--WE TRACTS OF very desirable LAND, in the State
i Of Texas, are offered for sale, viz lone tract of $40
acres, ono of $40, one of GAO, one of l,9s0, and one Of
about 1000 acres.
Persons wishing to move to the South will find many
advantages In this land, as regards location, fertility OF
soil, improvements, healthiness Of climate, &C.
Tho land will DO sold for cash, at a moderate price,
or be bartored for any other property easily convertible
nto money. The title will be guaranteed, and the land
delivered in person. Apply TO
Corner Of New and Main ST., Richmond, Va.
March 5-dG c2awtf
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FEMALE SCHOOL, AT KENNONS,
EOR the education Of my own daughters. This
L School was opened on the l2th April, under the su.
porintendence Of Miss Emerson, who comes highly re-
commended as a Teacher of the English and French
Languages, Music on The Piano Forte and Drawing. A
few Borders would be received into this School, and
treated as our own children; sthey will be charged only
from the time OF entrance 10 the close OF The session.
No deduction will be made for time lost, except In cases
OF protracted sickness.
Terms per session OF ten months:
Board, and tuition In English and French, SlN
Music, ~
Drawing, ~ ,
Address, Elk Hill, Amelia. JOHN II.
An,;l -rwdW
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tr PREPARE FOR SUMMER--Now is
he lime TO purify and brace the physical sys-
eau so as to enable II TO bear up against the en-
J. rvalius heats of summer. The condition Of
be blood al the expiration of Winter, owing 10
be inactive Precipitation during that season, and
rom other causes. is not in a proper state 10 re-
Isl disease, nor are the digestive powers, which
re generally overlaxed by the appetite in cold
Eealher, in their full vigor. In fact, a change in
be stale Of the animal machine TO meet a new
! Inmate, is as necessary as a change OF clothing.
70 purge from the blood its unhealthy PARTICLES,
nd impart to /, a more n~utri,ive character-lo
i've tone TO The stomach and expel distractions
Eom the bowels-in short, to reinforce The whole
yaem for The campaign Of Summer, there is no
PREPARATION so eficacious as SANDS SARsiPARIL-
- Prepared and sold by A. B. Z D: SANDS, Drug
a., 100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New YORK.
cld, also, by DUVAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
rect, Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
b~rosghout the United States. Price, 81 per bottle. or
y Tbotlss for Is. April. ls47
NOTICE.-Any quantity OF Window Sashes,
IN Blinds, &C., ON hand, and for sale al re-
aced prices, at the Steam Sash, Blind and Door
Mandatory, on 18th street, near the new Court
3ouse. MILES AMBLER.
April 80
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April 26

n A. SHARP, Civil Engineer, Surveyor
" and DraIisman, will make Surveys AID
Estimates Of Cost fox Buildings, Bridges, Ma
c~hinery, Steam Engines, Factories, Mill Sites,
&C., with Plans and Specifications.
Inquire at MRS. Woods. West Main ST, a few
doors below B. & 8. Jones Grocery, or Phoenix
Foundry, corner OF 9th and Cary.
REFERENCES Richmond: Waller Gwynn, c..
E; Joseph R. Anderson, Esq; Caleb Jones, Esq,
Ast. va. Woollen Co. April l9-c&dim
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oMMERCIAL RECORD.

|.uMOND MARKETS., April 20.
gdtcCO-The market is steady. with a
To1.n,nd. We quote Lugs 81 so a so;
% s. Issf 3 a 81; middIins STAT; good Al
Foan 60. shipping Sal. New Tugs 3 a2a;
y .. nns 5, 10 ST, u and 8. hid. sold to-day
g.: alSo:lJR-s6i a Ct. Stock very light, and lit
E L. since The arrival Of the Cambria.
I as9alIEsAT-Millers have stopped buying sea-
!: a;aIT IT'S. cen,s-in demand.
MucAT OFFAL-Bran Is cts; Shorts 20
~ Brown S,uffs 30 cents; Ship Stuffs 90 cts.
Eo.nnpN-Corn IS so cts.
.onnvJsIONS.-BAcoN: Smithfeld and City
rHo 10 cents; Joles 6 cents Hams ii cents.
|a n.m Sides, new, 81 a 81 CTS; Shoulders, 81 a
..n,s. Joles 81 a st CTS. Old Sides 81 a cts. /;
.sI.rs IAN cts. LARD-No. l, in kegs, l0i
!, re. in bbls.. 81 a 10 cts.
rsTTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
.s.s, s. IS 50; nett 6 so 7, according TO
E,;y. SHEEP, clip,, 80 SO a Q IS; Lambs 2
,3-scarce and in demand. Hoes: sc 50
cnTTON-ll a III cent per lb.
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DOLLARS REV

d AN AWAY, In February last, my man A. BERT
II He was raised in Richmond, Virginia, and IL IL be-
lieyed no will try to get back there. Albert is between
Is and 80 years old, u very bright mulatto, straight hair.
thin visage. thick lips, S feet . or 8 inches high, and had
on, when he len, a black dress cost, dark satineit pants,
and fur cap. He formerly belonged to a person by The
name of Goodin-was sold in Richmond sone 8 or 10
years ago; purchased by Mr.. WIN. Martin, a negro trader,
with whom he travelled two or three years. he Is
known by Mr.. Abrams, and a number Of the traders
who purchase in tina, market. | understand he claims
10 be free If he gets back there, and will attempt to pass
as free, or as q white man-calling himself Albert Good
In. The above reward will be mid to any person who
will, lodge him In Jail, SO as | get him.
CHARNER T. SCAIFE,
Chester District, s. c., Carmel Hill r.