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VALUABLE FARM.
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE OR
RENsr

THE UPPER BEAVERDAM FARM, lying in the
i forks of the James River and Beaverdam Greek, 4
miles below Goochand Courthouse, and % from Rich
mund containing 4iU acres, 100 of which river low
grounds of The best quality, 81 of creek meadow,
and $50 IN woodland, the soil Of which is unsurpassed
ny any on the river. The Maiden's Adventure Dam,
which supplies feeder for The James River and IA
nawha Canal, - contiguous 10 the low grounds, fur
nishng valuable water power for milling or manuac
turing purposes. THIS property Will he offered nj prl
vale sale until the a9ih day uf September, on which
day. ii previously disposed OF, il will br offered al
public sale ut Goochand Court house, and If not sold
on that day. viii be- rented by The year.
TERMS OF SAIE-One third cash, the balance in
two equal annual payments the purchaser giving his
note with approved endofsers, bearing interest from
date
Persons desrou. Of purchasing al private sale viii
apply by mail (pcst paid TO D. b Peasants, Brooke
VILE Maryland, or 10 DR.. II. Howard, University Of
Virgina.
on The same terms, time and place. will be offered 4
Tract Of Land called THE FOREST, adjoining the
land owned by the heirs of the late DR.. Trent lying
both sides Of the road two miles below HEAVIER
DAM containing 5 acres $50 Of which are cleared the
balance in wood-ahout l0J the South side oi
Tie road heavily timbetrd This property will be sold
entire, or diy Idrd To suit purchasers.
Persons wishn. 70 virw the property VIII apply 10
Robert W. Peasants, Esq, Of Pleasant Green, who
viii take pleasure showing the lines, &c. III sold
tile goth s-pt-mhcr, due notice will be given.
BASIL r. PEASANTS,
HENRY HOWARD, Arcn.
Ana l7-otts iOf The other heirs.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishes 10 rent Farm Of from $50 to
i $50 acres, well improved, above the city of Rich
mond, and the North side Of James Rver-aot ri-
ceeding 10 is miles from the city. In The event of
his not secng sale of his property near Frrdericks-
burg by the lst Of September next know by the name
OF WHITE PLAINS, he will offer il In exchange for
such property as ia above described. II is situated
within two hundred wards of The corporation line Of
Fredericksburg, and is OF The delightful res
lences In the State The amplitude Of the buildings,
tho hcahulncss nnd privacy Of their locality, render
il we'll adapted for an Academy. There are twenty
acres of land, in high Of improvements and the
grounds about the house tastefuy laid off, and
ornamented with variety OF shade trees, flowers and
shrubbery. I. LYNCH.
p S-Any communication addressed TO me, at FIRE.
dericksburg, will meet with prompt attention.
Pad. ticks N I3-c6t
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MAYEIELD FOR SALE.

WILL be sod on The premises, TO TIE highest bidder,
" Tuesday. the 3lst Of August, IN credit Of one,
aud three years, that valuable Mari Estate, lying In
the county Of Prince George known AZ Mayiied. Said
tact contains abcn, 500 acres, fully one hail Of which
il in original growth, and is situated about twenty miles
South taSt Of Petersburg and within eight or Ten al
veral landings on James river. There is comfortable
dwelling house, well Of excellent water, and all ne
crssary out-hoises, on The premises. There Is IN
abundance Of the finest mari convenient 10 every part
OF the tract, and much Of IL excellent meadow land
Also, al the same time, aud upon the same credit,
tract of 200 acres, about TWO miles from the above tract,
excellent mari land, well timbrred
July 31--cwtds REBEECA RO[SSEAU.
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR


DURSCANT to the provisions Of Deed OF Tnisi
executed BY sterling |. Crnmp, deceased, and day
recorded In the Clerks Office OF Henrco County
Court on the Dist day of January, 1912, and made to
secure debt due TO John Enders, the undersigned who
is hereby appointed Trustee, will proceed to SELL at
public auction, the aad day OF September ls47 upon
the premises n IL O'Clock ~, for cash, two hundred
acres Of that valuable and beautiful Tract Of Land
known ~ WOODVlLLE, situate III The county of Hen
rico, and lying upon the Meclanicksyille Turnpike
about and half miles from the City of Richmond.
The Improvements said Tract of Land consist of an
excellent and coamodious dwelling house, all the
quise outhouses, barn and stable. The land is about
equally divided into cleared and wood land The open
land being highly improved. The property will he
shown before nr day of sale by the overseer, who
81 des the premises The title To the above property
s believed be ndisputable; but, selling Trustee
shall convey Gully such title as il vested in Inc by the
deed aiore said
JOHN A LANCASTER, Trustee.
At the same place, on the day, will be sold by
the Administrator OF Sterling Cmp, Esq, deceased
all The farming utensils the orse5 mules. and stock o
every kind, the remainder of the crop OF old corn. the
growing crop Of corn now upon the land, eservins Ia
the purchaser the night Of removing the same By the
18Th day ot October next ensuing, ana thirteen valuable
slaves, consisting OF men, women and children.
TERMS announced on the day Of sale.
l7-entoldSrnt
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By w. GOddin, Auct,r.
THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
strawberry HilI.n

AUCTION.
Qi virtue OF decree OF The County Court oil
- HenEico, 10 Chancery sitting, pronounced
on the 81 day Of August, l8iT, in the suit there.
in pending, STYLED "Carters guardians aeains,
Carter, &c." The undersigned, who was thereby
appointed Commissioned Tor the purpose, will
proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, The l4th day OF September, iS47 al - o.
clock, NJ, that most valuable and productive
Farm III the county Of Henrco. on Chckaho.
miny swamp abou! four miles North OF the city
OF Richmond, called strawberry Hil," OF which
denfy l.. Carter died seized and possessed. con-
OF this farm is SO we'll known, that il is deemed
unnecessary 10 give full particulars OF lis advan-
tages-sufhce II 10 say, lha, the land, for the
most part, IS in very high state Of improve.
meni, The low grounds Of which, numbering about
240 acres, are equal 10 any in Virginia-,he high
lands are also highly improved, as The present
crops will show. The buildings consist OF
large dwelling house. with every accommodation
Tor senleel family, besides barns, stables, car
mage houses, quarters, &c, Sc, and Grist Mill,
now IN excellent order, with iair run OF custom
all OF which has been built within the last 20
yeais, OF The beet material and workmanship
II preferred by purchasers, the said farm will be
divided into TWO tracts, enc Of which contains
oScF oS'Ssi anu olHcIi On WHICH Inc mil is
located, contains 1919 acres. ii is very rarely
! that a farm possessing So many advantages as
does this is offered in market, bul as the sale is
10 be made Tor division, there is no alternative
len but 10 offer il 10 The highest bidder.
TERMS.-One fourth cash, balance in three
equa annual instalments, from the first day OF
January nexl, when lull possession is 10 be deli
vered-in the mean time, the usual Fall crops
can be sown-tor bonds bearing interest from
that day, and retaining the lille 10 The land ill the
whole purchase money shall be paid.
Ii the weather on The day OF sale should be
such as, in the opinion of The Commissioner, 10
render il improper 10 make the sale aforesaid, the
sale will be continued from day 10 day, al the
same hour, until the same is effected.
ABNER billiard, Conf
y Sale conducted by w. GopnlN, Auc,'r.
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH pLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI,

Belonging 10 HE Trustees If The Bunk Of he
United STATES.
CONTAINS about 700 acres all under fence. 50t
" cleared, Of which there are from $50 10 40 In c
walton, and nearly, about 300 Of timber-situ
a.d Il miles East South East from The city OF Vlchs
burshas u horsea, stock of cattle, including OK
en- two wagons, suficeat stock of hogs, farming u:en
ss including tools &C. Two cisterns and an excellent
well of water new gin house. (ineiuding press and
MILL new gin stand and tlrasler new negro quar-
ters rarpen,er's shop, blacksmith's shop, Two new
cribs; also, stable and old cribs good double dwr
ling house containing three rooms and closet; also
vegetable and frlit garden cotton seed sufficient for
the ensuing year The corn fodder, sufficient for The
place The next year, will he sold on The place and de-
livered, al the market PRICE The flfm WIN be sold oI
ONE two and three years, equal annual instruments
bearing SIX per cent interest from the date of SALE Sc
cured by mortgage, or deed IN trust
Apply 10 Joieph l.. Roberts, Agent, hatcher, whe
has full power 10 sell and convey aaid property.
Aug. l1-e3m
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BY THE LIEUT. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PR0CI NATION

INFORMATION having been received BY Tie Execu-
tive, that vacancy has occurred In the General As
semby of this state, by the death Of Carter H. Braxon
Senator elect fo the District composed Of the counties
of King & Queen, King William, Gloucester, Mathews
and MiddIeseX-the Sherrs of the said counties are
therefore hereby required hold elections In their re-
specvc counties, the fourth Thursday 10 October
next, for q Senator to fill The vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand rs Lieutenant Governor, TACT.
ing In the absence o[ the Governor from the
lsEAL. seat of Government md under the lesser seal
Of the Commonwealth, al Richmond, this lhlr-
iieth day Of July in the year ofonr Lord eighteen hun
dred aud forty-seven, and Of the Commonwealth the
seventy-second. Il. 4. DANIEL.
Auc. 3-c6W
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IN CHANCERY.-ViRoIsiA:- AT Circuit Superior
L Court Of Law and Chancery for warwick county,
held al the Courthouse Of said county, on The aih day
of May, l847:
Within II. Curtis, Robert Curtis and Thos. Haynes,
nrainst Plaintiffs:
Christopher Curtis, in his own right. and as adm
nisrator of Thomas z. Curtis, jr, deceased, Edmund
Curtis, Samuel G. Curtis, Virginia Curtis, VIM Z.
HAYNES Edmund T.. Charles and Martha hi5 vile,
Robert Y Weymouth and Elizabeth I. his wife, John
s. Garrow ard Ann D. HIS wife, and Thomas Wynne,
Defendants.
Amongst other things, II was "furher adJndeed, or
derpd aud decreed, that the defendant, christopher
Curtis administrator of Thomas e. Cnrts Jr, deceas-
ed re nder before the Commissioner at this Court an &C
co M Of his oi sau ueSe
1Sot Which account the said Commissioner is to ad-
;u, state and SETTLE and 10 the Court report Nth any
matters specially stated. denied pertinent by HIMSELF
or which may be required by the parties to be so sated
md said Commissioner Is to take an account oil assets
or said inlsstae come to the hands Of said Admnlsa
Tor 10 be administered or 10 the hands oil any other per-
uou by his order for his also, an account OF The
debts claims and demands outstanding against said Es
tate noting their rank and dignity, and whsther they
bind The heirs Of the said nesate or not AND the sala
Commissioner Is fx day certain and give notice Of
the same by advertisement posted at tne iront ooor Of
the Courthouse, and published In the Richmond Eli
qulrer for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY by which day the
creditors aforesaid TO appear before him and prove
their clams-and on failure Of said creditors To appear
and prove their claims. In conformity TO sd notice,
they are 10 be barred the benefit Of this de:Iee And
lhis cause is retained for further directions.
Teste WIN. ROBERTSON, c. Z.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN
LOUISA AND GOOCHLAND.


THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by de
cree Of The County Cour, Of Louisa, in the ease Of
Watson and others VS.. Watson and others, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day of September, 1877, III
ia If no.. on the next fair day thereafter sell to the
highest bidder nj public auction nj the Gum Spring
the residence Of Mcajah Parrish, that portion Of The
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
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson.
One tract ofhs land, containing abou $40 acres lies
IN the county OF Louisa, sbes store. adjoining
ths lands OF Robert H. lsbell, Or. VIM. $. Fowler and
others: Two other Tracis, containing respectively
apoui 2oo and 35o acres IN The county Of Goochland
near Sneiton's Mill. being parcels of the Estate on
which the late Col Shelton resided.
ne lands will be divided TO suit purchasers. Pos
session for the purpose Of seeding crop of wheat will
oe gwen ut the usual time, and final possession the
end OF the year
TERMS "A credit Of one and two years will be ri.
ven except 10 the costs Of suit and expenses OF sale
the purchasers giving bond with approved security and
the TILE being retained as further security.
J. n. RAWLINGS, lcom,r.
THOMAS S. WATSON, eo"'is'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST VA.
LUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In the CHp pt R,chm0nd and Counties OF He7,rie,


a. -
LUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In tie CITY ct Richmond and Counties OF Herrie,
and Goochland.
- virtue of decree Of the Court of Hastings for the
- city of Richmond in chancery sitting, pronounced
the lth day Of August, .si7. in suits therein
Garland and Others" the other, "Callls' guardian
against Calls. Garland and Others" the undersigned
who was thereby appointed Commissioner for the
purpose, viii proreed to SELL al public auction, upon
the premises, respectively, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day Of September, lSl7 commencing al II o'clock the
following very valuable Real Estate, Tor which Ed
ward Garland died sriZed,l viz:
Lot In the City oilaichmond, fronting on the North
side Of Cary street he ieet running back @ feet 18th
street on which there stands severR brick Tenemenis
in the occupancy OF r. r. H. Jack son and others
and Immediately thereafter, say half past - O'Clock
will br sold an undivided mCi.iy of Lots Nos. L. and
), in Prndleon Square each fronting Il feet on Cary
street running back ION feet I, Water street: and i'm.
nediately thereafter, say at half past o'clock r. NJ,
Will BE- gold Two Lots, each containing. tIo acres and
twenty poles, and adjoining each Other situated III the
county Of Henrico, on Church Ill., OH the Williams
burg stage road about mile from the city aIare said
adjoining the residence If Mr. YIN. ". Charter, and
which said lots now cultivated by MIR Henry Heck
rr and immediately thereafter, say 1t half past o.
clock, p. NJ, will hr sold that valuable vacant Lot
situated in the city OF Richmond on the Souh aide OF
Broad street, between Sd aud 18th Streets adjoining the
Confectionery Store of MIR Francis Saani fronting or
Broad street ~, feet running hack ITO feet: And on
MONDAY. the 2Oth day Of September, is4., al / o.
clock, p VI, will be sold that valuable Farm in the
county OF Go0chland on James river, about 81 miles
above the city of Richmond called Kamscatka con
tanning about 730 acres map and survey OF which vii!
he made, and exhibited ut the sale. II is tenane
out 10 Mr.. John Thomson, jr., Of Goochland Count
house, who will no doubt show II 10 any disposed
10 purchase. This Farm aJJons the well known estate
called "Beaverdam,'' owned by the heirs of lam s
Pleasants OF Maryland, and Corbin Warwick. Esq, OF
this city, the soil OF which, like theirs can he made
equally fertile.
The terms Of sale for all the above property will be-
one third in cash, balance IN equal insialmr MS al oDr
and two years for bonds negotiable notes. interest
added, secured BY trust deed II the weather should
be such, ON either Of the days appointed for the sale oil
said property, as, IN TIE opinion of the Commissioners
10 render II improper 10 SELL the sales thereof will be
adjourned from day 10 day ill they are effected
w. CODDIS, Commissions
p S.-The moiety Of 63 acres al Wes.hani, on James
river, viii be sold about the LIST Of November next of
which due notice will be hereafter given. VIC.
Richmond, Aug. IL si7.-clds
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BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF yIRGlSi!
A PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION having been received by the ESrcn
tive that JOHN KEANER, charged with robbery and
arson in Monongalia county, has ned from justice aud
IL going at large do therefore hereby offer re-
ward OF one hundred dollars any person persons
who shall appre the said John keaner and deliver
him into The jail Of the said county, and do moreover
require all officers, civil and military and request the
people oil the Commonwealth generally, 10 use their
best exerons 10 procure the arrest OF the said fugitive
that he may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor ta'-
ing In tho abpenec OF Governor from the seat
(srAL) of Conveniently and under the lesser seal Of
the Commonwealth nj Richmond, thus sixteenth
day Of August, in the year Of Lord eighteen hun
bred and furty.seven and of the Commonwealth The
seventy. second. i. i. DANIEL.
Keaner is described about twenty five years old
Ave feet seven eight inches high, and lightly made,
with rather brown complexion blue eyes and llg, hair
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i AMI EDR SALE

ny virtue OF deed Of trust, hearing date or the 23l
- day Of December, 1872, and made 10 the snbscri
brs by Overon b. Peiiit aud Mary T.. Prtiit his wife
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Count,
Court OF Cumberland the aeh day of december
1872 We. The undersigned. or one Of us will SELL or
MONDAY. the 9Th day of September, lsi7, upon ID,
premises, the highest bidder for ready money to "a
siy the purposes Of said deed, the Tract of Land cali
ed ''COBilAM," lying on The Souih side Of James III
YER In the county OF Cumberland and bounded by The
said river and By the lands Of Abraham Daniel and
others, aud containing between nine hundred and one
thousand acres. br thr same more or less.
Selling as Trustees we shall warrant the title 10 said
of land against all persons claiming under US,
either ofus.
Shond the day appointed for the above sale he incle
ment, il viii be made Oh the FIRST fair day thereafter.
WILLIAM G. 4. NELSON, rs,
ROBERT E. NELSON,
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a,nbcrt,s Once,

On fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public in general that he has commenced
street under the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by ID. NJ. Ioyt, and recently by E. B. Pendleton.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries af which j. w.
Maury Co. (successors TO Gregory Coz are the Me-
na.ers, always for sails in the greatest variety.
Drawn Sos. Of N. Jersey Lottery, Class No. 65
IS 50 7l.4 sc IA 63 IL IS Ga 8.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-Doliar Lottery. To- drawn in Richmond,
al the Exchange Hotel al half past O'clock, the Viz
ginia Leesburg Lottery, Extra Class No "a. Capital
So, 900. GO Nos. drawn Tickets Sl halves 50 cts
quarters % cts.
SATuRDAY-Anoiher Dollar Lottery The Sussex
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Class No co. TO be drawn al
Wilmington, Delaware, on saturday, ut laociock, and
the drawing will be received here about O'Clock
Capital 81, UOO 20 N0s 10 drawn Tickets ST.; halves
80 cents; quarters IS cts.
Also for Saturday-A Splendid Scheme
10000 DOLLARS!
Sales close at four o'clock.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 50, TOR Ie4I, 10 De
drawn mt Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. 81. 40 No Lot
tery-l3 drawn ballots. Brilliant Scheme: s3oUOo,
20 OOO 10 000 5000, 500, 2,500, 2,9S5 2OOO, 70 oil
900, &C. Tickets SlO halves S; quarters2 SO.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ & Co.'s Lotteries, punctlay attended TO-
and The drawings forwarded when requested
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed al sight. -
For sale by THOMAS LaMbEhi,
No ), Exchange Place.
ny Recollect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More."
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4w WA. RoBERTsoN. Con'r.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF vIRGINIA-TOWIT:
ID il remembered that, on tho 29th day Of July, A.
ID D., ls47, William II. Richardson, Of said iis,rc',
a. Secretary ofthe Commonwealth or Virginia. Tor and
on behalf OF said hath deposited IN this
office the title ola Book h: ,, " ~nion Is 10 !as iol
a.c,dsa - Supreme Court of Appeals, and in the
Court Of Virginia; by Peachy R. Gra,tan; vo-
lume Ill; from April J, 1916, TO April l, ls47"-the
right whereof the said Richardson claims for the Com
monweath Of Virgna, proprietor, in conformity
with the act Of Congress, entitled tan act amend the
several acts respecting copyrights"
Copy. Teste,
July 30-cw4w p MAYO, Clerk Of the District
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by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a DQnrJ A ~ rInN

WHEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the General
w Assembly Of this State by the death nf Lewis
Neal the Delegate elect foi tie counties Of Giles and
Mercer the Sherifs of the said counties therefore
hereby required TO hold elections the third Thursday
10 August next, for Delegate 10 supply the vacancy
aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser zeal Of the Commonwealth, nj Richmond,
lsYAI this fifteenth day OF July, in The year Of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and forty
seven, and of the Comonw ealth the seventy secnnd
july aO-ctd WM. SMITH.
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&traItOn,s Office.

NO. $, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. OF y. Jersey, No. 65, AUG. 10:
IS So IL SO IA SO IL 65 81 8.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Leesburs, Extra, No. "a. Capitals So
0c0, 1000, $40, sc. 60 Nos, drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 80 G.; quarters . c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARSi
: SArURDAY-Sussex, Extra. No. e.. Capitals -
l,GOD, 500, eco, &c. g Nos, Is drawn Tickets
81; halves 50 els; quarters IS Cts.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery. Glass 50, 10 be drawn Saiur-
day, Aug. 81. ls47 IS Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
tas $50 OOO 20 000 10 600, 50O0 $3.50, 25G0 ,as5
1900, % of UCO So Of 500 etc. Tickets S0 halves s.
quarters : 50.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 50, for lsi7, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. as 10 No. Iot,ery-l3
drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $4,000 $1,000,
10000 OoO O00 3OOO a,7Os 30 Of ,ouO, GO Of GOO.
Gu Of 400 1919 Of 500 ETC. Tickets $40; halves s. quar-
ters 50.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly at
tended Ia, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders 10 n. STRATToN,
Aug. IL Richmond, Va.
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THOMAS SHEPPARD, ia. BENTLY c. BBB OF VA
S H E P p A r ID s. b IBB,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,

NUMBER g. LIGHT STREET WHARF, BALTIMORE.
A LII orders promptly attended 10, aud CASH advanced
N on consignments If requested.
REFERENCES.-Wm. Mcdonald e. Sons, Alexan-
der Brown & Sons. Robt A. Taylor Sons, uelrich &
Lurnan, IL. Pike &, Ward, Watkins, DUNCAN Il Rust,
BALTIMORE; J. A. Parker, Tappahannock; Robertson &
Branda James F. Hunter, Norfolk; Col. J. H. Jones,
WIN. A. Bibb, Charlottesville; K. 4. 1Ion ESQ.,, NJ
Slaughter Co., T. f. Knox, Fredericksburg
Aug. l3-clm
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.

THE subscriber would like to employ Immediately.
i Lady we'll qualified 10 take charge Of small
School in the country One who produce satisfac-
tory testimonials, and is able teach all the branches
Of tho English language, together with French and
Music, can ind employment, by addressing me, al
Powhalsn Courthouse.
Aug 20--ew2w STEPHEN c. ANDRRso ON