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BLUESTONE FOR SALE

rTHIS fine Tract of Land hims On G.us.,one creek
In the county Of Mcck!euhl.g n now in The mar
kel. Il ~ IN high state of Improvement yery i'm
provahle and is Of thr best 10 lhr c.ty psrticn
lnrly FOR Wheat and Tobacco The uwc ng House I,
sufficient for large family ana Constructed Of dgra
bic materials with he nerdfnI hoGsrs ard
thebes orchards il lie Sise. There are ots ana hai
acres OF Land in The Tract, with 10 or 20 OF line nca
dow land, not subject To lnundation. also sinai; brt
well stocked fish pond, aiordng NJ all season, Ash far
The table on scarcely any farm can .,iorc be- oGnd
more Of the substantial comforts Of III, ,.sre isa .u
heirhey OF oprn lahhs Tor twenty haGds. with abun
iant supply o.! timber Tor building. fencing and fuel.
hes within four or i've iles 81 the town Of rksvlilr
ms I'VE erist anu merchant mills within four miles, and
The society IS AZ good he found anywhere Ii
only two miles from navigation.
Upon TINS land, Tile subscriber has raised upwards Of
thirty bushels OF wheat for sowcd and average
crop has bcen good. Tie usual crop OF tobacco has
been, from ten or twelve hands, twelve seventeen
heavy hogsheads. The subscriber having determined
to migrate 10 The Eastern shore, intends To SELL and In
vitts purchasers 10 vis the and-sa-ed that good
| Judge can sec II without being pleased. Application
can be- made To The subscriber III GAINESVILLE, The
Ovrrserr on The premises; and any Of The Iei2bos
give goo account Of the Land Ii would lie well for
purchaser 10 make early application, for ii sold NJ
auction II WI b" loo late Ter seeding good crop OF
wheat. for which there 'vili he ilnr prospect.
In addition to the abov., also offer ior sale desiia
Bile Residence in Carksvillc, contiguous 10 the ware
houses ami the business part OF Main street. containing
Two acres Of land aud house in good repair With nnr
rooms and glricl, entries, &C. and an the
| Gil huG.es.
| Also--a3G acres Of Land chiefly In wood. miles
| from Clarksvr-t!ic wood on uLirl would pay three
| or four times the purchase money.
Also-An unimpIoyed ons acre Lot, well auatsd 70;
building family residence. Also, sixteen acre
wood Lot, QUO ae from 0ssn;-aii OF which Is offered
Oh reasonable terms Should lie snhc,brr not 81! the
above property before TINT time, II VIII be oG.rri Al
public auction some TINA In orlcl-f November, with
much valuable farm and household siui OF whic due
| notice will be given.
| P. ) -Blue.ione will be offered u auction 5h-
TURDAY, the Iith CAV Of August, 1917, IN s premi-
srs, and tlr property In Claksye Will he offered on
| MONDAY, tie 10Th Of the same month, the premi-
ses. Also, al the Ie and place. WI be offered
| the e25 acres Of Land three niles from GAINESVILLE.
| A. c. MORTON
| ClayssyillA JuIy l6 Ie.--rwfis
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vx,UIS establishments now fitting up in style well
i calculated for the conioitabe accommodation oil
visitors will be opened on Tue mrs! aay Oh suS 1851!
These Springs are situated in sight Of The river road,
The North side Of roWaian county, near the Manasin
Town Ferry abou, lG miles above the city Of Rich
mond The location has long been famed Tor It's health
f,Iness-and the springs noted for The curative quail
ties Of the waters One IS decidcuy sulphur, slniiia!
la composition 10 the celebrated HEl.e sulphur hui IN
weaker proportions The other sprng Is chaybeatc.
coach line running from the Springs VIII conncc,
with the James River and Eanawa packet line al the
Manakin Town Ferry, about two ana hall mlss
North uf the Springs. apd siipar line u Coaches III
connect with the Richmond and Lynchhrrg line Of
stages a liasborousi, about four miles South If the
springs-and daily line Of coaches will run between
Richmond and the Springs. by ts route visitors can
arrive at the Springs, travelling over good, shady
road in ab0u; three hours, III charge not exceeding
81 25per head.
The direction and management of tho establishment
public that no exerIions my part shall be omitted 10
ensure comfort and satisfaction 10 visitors The style
in which these Springs have been htted up-the ar
engagements in tho way of suitable assistants, compe-
tent servants good music, Scthe beautiful ocatioI-
the great extent Of shady promenadnG ground now I'M
der Improyemeni-the facilities, and small cost
which The Springs can be visited, In my humble juds-
enli,le the establishment to the libc al patronage
Of The pubc, desiring either health or recreation
Board will be $40 for week. for Two weeks, 50 rer
week. for month, $50; SIS for the season, which
ynected 10 close about the FIRST of OcOber for
than one day. 81 so per day; for meals, 80 cents; chill
arm under 10 Years Of age and servants, half prices
Horses. per day, so cents; for single feed a5 ris
CHARLES SELDEN.
~ Religious Herald. Times s. Compiler, Richmond
WING R.nnhlican. The SoutheTner Petersburg Repuh-
llcan. Intsssncer, Portsmouth New Era, and Norfolk
Herald. will oublish one month charge Company, and
send accounts 10 Treasurer Of Huguenot Springs Com
psny. 'ane ie-e'"
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yALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WILL he offered for sale, on The premises, on MON
w DAY, The ii day Of August nest, If fair, Ii not
the next fair day. al public ancion, the and IN The
~ of Fauumirr, belonging The esatr Of The late
Thomas o. b. Garter, lying the Rappahannuck river
thirty miles above Fredericksburg. and ABOUT ion
twelve miles teow the WarsEton White Sulphur
Springs
Thls land is Of good quality, lies well is easily i'm
proved and is well adapted 10 tho growth II all kinds 81
grain and grass and posscssrs other aGyania seldom
To be found in the upper raunly. IL II situated III
agreeable neshboIhuod, within Two thTer miles OF
large manufacturing mill lying The river, which
is Eow being made navsablr for steam and other boati
Of burden which insures market al the door for every
article raised for sale.
The land vii. hc sold In lots suit purchasers. The
house tract, that portion which the late Thomas
.. b. Carter resided, contains hy recent survey 6Js
acres of which, $50 200 acres are river bottom, and
Is or 100 OF high land is IN wood. lilies compact and
Is under good enclosure There iva comfortable
dwellings in the yard this ,rart which has all ne
cessary ouhouses, Including good Ice house, barn.
&c. The location is beautiful one. IL commands a
view OF The surrounding country for miles and OF the
river for some miles up aud down
The tract known "a "Wrsh'- ~ lies Oh fhr East side
OF Piney ridge adJons the land Of Dr.. Ciopon, con-
tans 2i7 acres, anu lies we'll II has sufficient guam
tity Of timber on II for support
Lot No aijons the above named tract, and con-
iains lao acres, all in timber of pine and OAK
Lot No. contains about 90 acres, all in wood of the
same kind
Lot No. contains - or - acres, !neary all in wood,
and ad joins THE other l0ts.I
A survey AMI plat of all The land will he shown on
the day OF sale. more particular description Of The
land deemed unnecessary, as those wishing 10 pnr
chase viii no doubt examine i, for themselves. The
subscriber will take pleasure In showing II 10 any one
before the day OF sale.
The terms VIII br third in money, and the resi-.
due in equal annual instruments, without interest,
10 he secured by deed of Trust tile premises Pos
session will he given NJ The nsnal time 10 ia!0w and
seed this FALL an fall possession on The Isl Of Janu-
a,y 1918. SAM'L BURROUGHS,
Eyarutorof r. o. r.. Carter, deceased.
Myiew Post Office, TanqneT County, Virginia.
Nav l5--rtds
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ERICK
White Sulphur Springs.

SITUATED six mcs tasr Of Winchester, Va. and
- one mile and half from S!rphen.on's Depnt, on
ths Winchester and Potomac Railroad, IL now open for
the reception Of company
This is inferior 10 nnns In The STATE 81 j holds
in solution Sulphuraed Hydrogen Iodine and Magma
STA mpating tone the system, and acting So pow
erful Alternative numerous Visitors testify, hav-
Ing be visited for The last fifty years, and, had II not
been for its contracted accommodations, must have
been amongst the first watering places In the union--
For the last elk years the improvements have been In
creased so as 10 accommodate between two and three
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has endeavored to put This watering
place footing with the mosi fashionable and COM
Portable places OF the sott In plain etyle and VIII use
ever e1eron in his power 10 make bis visitors com
Portable.
II is easy OF access FOR all the Atlantic Ctes Per-
sons leaving Baltimore in the morning cars will arrive
al tho Depot al O'Clock the a1mc day, whfra coach
will be in readiness TO tcke them Immediately 10 The
Springs
The proprietor feels thankful for the encouragement
eroa 10 merit continuance Of H. b. making these com
Portable who may give him call:
Persons wishing To visit this watering place, are re-
ferred 10 my former visitors:
Ex-President Tyler Gen. n Jones j. G.. Rlves Chief
Justice fancy, Mr. ]. N BonapaIe, Rev. j. A. Collins
Reverdy Johnson, Rev Charles c. Austin, John Il. Di
yall-Baltim0re.
Judge r. N. Nicholas, Judge p. v. Daniel, Mr.. Chas
F. Osborne-Richmond, Va.
Or. Roht P. Waller, Sir. WIN. ". Vesi--W Williams
burg, Va.
Messrs. A. NJ. Patton. J. J. Chew fredericksburg
Mr. John Cooper, Col. G. b. Conkc, Sir. - s'onti
ga,e-Nnrfnlk, Va.
Jos. b. Standardization, North Carolina.
Hon. WIN. Il. Ca Observation-Disclosures.
Richard W. Barion-Vireinia.
la p awf
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WOrtham, McGruder 4 Go.

OFFER FOR SALE
" 60 hhds. 81. Croix, Porlo Rice and New Or
leans Sugar
200 boxes 'Woosey' and 'Stuari's' Loaf Sugar
so bbls. do. DO. cracked
and pulverzed Sugar
30 hhds ST. Crox Porto Rico and Cardenas
Moasses
$50 bags Java, Rio, Lasuayra and Mocha
Coffee
Gunpowder and Black Tea, very superior
10000 lbs Bacon Sides
500 bbs. No. NC. Herrings
10 bbls Family Roe do.
- bbls. superior Cider Vinegar
$50 kegs Nails, all kinds
100 boxes Tallow Candles
40 boxes Sperm do.
10 boxes patent Sperm Candles
% boxes Soap
so boxes Glass
$50 boxes Tin Plate, all kinds
packages Blocl; Tin
go lierces Lime
Gfound Plaster
1900 kegs Duponi's Sporting and Blasting Pow
der
Shot and Lead
$50 Grind-Siones
Is iierces Whale or Coal Pit Oil
DO. best Sperm Oil
$50 sides Leather
Nader, Indigo, Ginger, Pepper, Spice, ec'
Colon-Yarns; Shoe-Thread
100 tons Tredegar, Swedes, Enslish and Coun-
Try Iron
IS bundles Sheet Iron, all sizes
BanG.Box and Hoop Iron
Plough Plates and Moud-Boards
Boiler Plate
IL dozen Axes
ions American Blis,ered Steel
ton Cast Steel
Shear and German Steel
English Blis,ered Steel
boxes Spring Steel
June 22-cw4w
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES
Ln7nhers's e. sssce.

OH fourteenth .>ltesk. nader Tie E'I1i,n.c Hof.i
rT,HoMas LAMBERT cetny informs his If ,u.,s
and the puh!ic in general, that lie la. lonins n.rd
the buslaes1 Of Lottery BroRrr IN ar oce 7a IAN
street. under the Exchange lc:rl,l formerly Occupied
by y. NJ. Hoy, and rc5emtly hy j. u. PtnLlsicn.
Tickets ami sh,re= il all Lotteries 81 which J. W.
Maury 4 "a ls,Iccssaals II Gcg"Iv = ca ,s lie Ma
narefs a!ua, :nr sale ii The sirata'i vaiish.
TO-DAY.
FRlDAy-Thr virfiaia ,ianonsaa Ioiley. Cl.ss
10. -, will b: dawn a! ir.AiiJia ~ t!aiS,!h sn.l
The drawing will H. Ic.c,vrt here On frdt: Enr.
Capital 81, CQ, to Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets
g. 81; halves 25; quarters Gst cehis
Alsu fnr FRIDaY-Ths Virginia Loeshrrg Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. 49, will be drawn In Richmond al
half past O'Clock Si,o'D Capital 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets 81; halves so cent; ausrlsfs25 ets
Another Dollar Lottery!
SATCRDAY-The Suasss, hc!awars Lottery, Ey.
ira Glars No 81, draws al Wilmington, Delaware, on
Saturday morning. and tho drawing will lie received
here by the mail thar evening. Capital $4,000. 60
Noa drawn. Tickets only slj halves so cents; quar-
tiers Is cls.
10000 DOLLARS!
Splendid Scheme! rs Nos, IL drawn. The Ale1an-
dria Lottery Glass No 40, 10 be- drtwh At Alexandria
on SaturGay-the drawing will reach here on Sunday
evening and be ready for inspection 4" this Office enry
Monday morning. cari,als $50 COO 0,ueu, 5000,
1000, 5000, $500. ,74O 10 prizes oil lo0U, ric etc.
Tickets $40, halves 5; quartcrs2 80
=. Tickets and shares in Ike Lotteries Of which the
drawings arrveon sunday will be Tor sale at this office
until O'Clock on Saturday evening, and the drawings
there for inspection on Mnnday morning
Roy kecoileei No. "Iarre's luck IN oua NUMBERS,
says Rory 0'MOre."
Orders from the country, enclosing tho cash or prize
tickets In NJ L Co.'s Lotteries punctually attended 10,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales
Prizes cashed II sight.
For sale hy THOMAS LAMBERT,
Jnly 10 Nc. g. Exchange Place.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SALE

UHr s"oscriber, intending t. fetsuyp 10 the Sou
.nen, LOT siit 'Ie estate which lie resides call.
sd "NENsIEAD," ~ The ,oSer ena i; lie comfy -
Iamorfiarh, near The town q. Is.ei.,t!e nm Iame4
hiVef. u cohiains figi hundred and ,h,ny .ipIt
actts OF which one huEdrad and ih, acrcs are Jsmr,
RIVER Low Grounds al nrsi qualify tie ipb lands li
wen, or probably better, than on the r,yrr ,hey
sope most adrantasrsils, Ia the South and are
Ily esteemed eglil 10 any IN this section the state
aha portion highly improved Tn. soci,,y Of ne
he'gnbrrhood intelligent and agreeable. The improve.
e MS are ii new, aud ~ good condition. they CONSIST
:" iarse Dwelling lnnsr, handsome ana CONVENE n;
WIN nrauliiu YARD and Garden well enclosed, and sill
tho necessary buildings for such an establishment
ne ouhuildlngs are CT The best kind the Barn vas
bnllt last year, with rock basement and contain.
Threshing Machine Of great pomer The Tobacco
Houses, Stables and Houses for Nrerors are All Good
IS thought unnecessary moe OF the
Of situation ana Quny of the soil of this estate ar
IL 10 presumed purchaser would examine IL carefuiI,
for himself Hut the subscriber viii add that 10 uei
son WISHING 10 purchase estate for residence il Il
seldom such an one IL offered The distance 10 R.,;
mcnd Is iorly SIX mules by the canal aordny easy and
cheap transportation for travel and Produce
The subscriber has two saaiI liacis Of land one cor
tanning three hundred and inrty acres WITHIN half
mile oil the Nnwsfead estate; The othsr one hundred
anu twenty acres, distan; mile and n half both hat.
Ing on them M abundant supply Of timber which will
be sold Win the estate OF MT, may heat pl.
chaser
wish 10 purchase, are assured that he WIN offer great
bargaiR IN this property
fir will be- al any time ready to show The property
10 those who may call tim, with view Of pnrchas
Inc. En- !. CARRINGTOS
Juy lf-cwlf
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,


THE Lectures in this Institution will commence as
i usual, on the second Monday III October.
The course Of instruction viii embrace heretofore
the Physical and Moral Sciences, and the Ancient Gas
eic5.
PHYSICAL SCIENCES
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, CHEMISTRY AMI
CEOLOGY-John Millington, Professor
aATHEMhTICS-Robeu Saunders, Professor.
MORAL SCIENCES.
MUNICIPAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL Law
Beverly Tucker, Professor.
The remaining subjects ccmprrhendrd under this di
vision viz: Pol Economy, History, Moral and Mental
Philosophy, Bellies Letes aud Logic will bc taught by
two gentlemen who have recently heen elected Procs
sors, and have not yet entered upon Their ,lutics.
ANCIENT CLh5SiCS-Charles M;nnscioae. Prof.
A meeting OF the Visitors oil The College will 'ake
pacs the lst day Of Uenher, for The puIpnse Of
arranging, and extending in some important pauicn-
lars the whole Course Of instruction.
The price Of board will a, a. heretofore $3.50 10 q
cuaeni who boards with The College steward siio
WHO boards NJ private house III t"wn-on1 halt
paid In advance, and the remainder The 22d Of Feb
ruary.
The fee fol- every full class Is s2o and for each hall
class Sl0-pa, able in advance.
Naturalization fee S5-raid II mai:euiion.
Text Books ran be had In tawn.
no. SAUNDERS, Sen. frof
t.tr 2uyEr oc.s:n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sutton & s0uth.s;,s agency,

in Richmond, Va, and most respectfully oH.r their
services TO their friends and the public generally, for
the transaction OF all business requiring agsn said
the collection Of accounts and claims Of every descrip
ton, selling all kinds cf produce. hiring oul servants.
renting Out and receiving rents Of houe.s esctng p
vate sales OF real estate, paying taxes on delinquent
lands, and redceming those that are sold,&c.
Pensioners WIN receive their fem annual nay In
Rlchmond, informed that correct forms will be
mitied TO them, with instructions for The proper authen
tcaton OF their voucher, if DESIRED for moderate
compensation.
soldcrs, Widows and Orphans, who may he entitled
to claims from the United SiaIea, may have them
promptly attended to- by placing them in TIE hands Of
the undersigned.
Office In Wellington Coddin's Building, on Bank
street, nearly opposite the south gale Of The Capitol
Square. JAMES I. SUTTON, ia,
JOHN b. SOUTnALL
Virginia Military Land Warrants bought and sold by
us. lnir lI-ccm
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Sfrafinn,s asglsce.

MO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET., HIcu-
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world cay what they can.
For srIling Prizes, STRATTOS'5 tho man.
Drawn ms. Of Isrshurg, Extra. No lS, July 10
"a "a 40 S. &c &c 81 s. 10 9 Il AZ.
Whole, Nca l6 % "a, a Capital, sold and paid by
STRATT0N.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria. No 80, July II:
Sc 10 ~ 10 50 CO A Q s. IS 6 Al - %.
Whole, Nos 10 SO -, prize 81 slC0, sold and raid
hy STRATToS.
SCHEMES FOR TIE uEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1850 pOLLARSl
rIlDAY-Mononsaa, M. -. Capitals: $1,000,
a,0sn, 5 nf 100, &c. III Nos IL drawn Tickets 81
10; halves -; qnar-,s g. ea
1000 DOLLARS 1900 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY notwithstanding, Extra, No. le. Capi.
as 81 0OG, a0u, OG0, r. 7s Nos., II drawn. Tick
ets 81; halves SO C.. quarters "
5000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATtiRDAf-Sussex, Esra, No. 81. Capitals -
$4,000 1000, son. &c. 60 Sos., drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 cts. quarters 81 els.
$4,000! 10000 10 of 1000
Alexandria Lottery Glass 40, for lsi7, 10 be drawn
July L.. - Number l.otteiy-l4 drawn ballots.--
Grand Scheme: Ss00eO, 10000, 5000, 4,GG0, 5000,
25oo l,4O 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 100, - of 5OO Is o2oo,
800 Of $50, ETC. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So
Certificates Of q whoes $40; shares in proportion.
10000 DOI.LARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Cas1 ~, for Is47, be drawn
July %. 1s No Iotiery-l.! drawn ballots Splendid
Scheme $780, 600, ~ h1D. ,00a .j 80 Of Jun. 81 Of
5UU, 1872 OF $40, &c. Ticket SO, bavrs ); quarters
so. Certificates al racasscs 81 -. ,''lalr Tickets leo;
shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery Glass IL iuf .ai7, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria. Saturday, July 81. IS No. Lotery-lI
drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: Sio,tuU, 1900,
5000, 5000, i51. Of .5nO Of ,s5o IS Of ,co Is
of SEQ, etc. Tickets s!n halves E; quarters 50.
certificate al package Of - whole Tickets 5l3G-
halves and quarters IN proportions.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in AL tic Lutle1rs VIII h- promptly al
tended 10, and drawing when requested Please
address order, Ia y. SrRATTON,
July IL Richmond, Va.
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FA UiQ UIER
Wik1c SslnlaNr SprimgS.

This Establishment, 40 fivorabY known for
fA the curative qualities Of its water, and thr rlr.
sS5Ifi gance and comfort uf lis accommodation, will
sass-aebe opened for The reception Of visitors on The
LIST June. II il situated 30 mes from Alexandria, 10
miles from Fredericksburg and 20 miles East of The
Blun Ridge I'm one of The mos. healthy and delieh FIJI
climates Of Virginia. The direction and management
will he the same heretofore, and The attention
nad 10 the accommodation and comfort OF their guests.
we have an abundant supply Office.
The season, commencing the lst Of June, will end
the lat OF October, embracing 4months
Lovers of Music will find the band unsurpassed
BOARD: $40 per week, 50 per week for weeks,
$40 per month, $50 for the season.
For more than day 81 50 per day, SO cents for
single meal IS cents for lodging, children under la
dcv, per week 50 80, per month S..
Tri.veekly stages will Inn from Washington until Isl,
Of July, after,hat time daily.
There will be line OF stages from Fredericksburg al
ter the ls of July, previous 10 which conreyances vii
he furnished on accommodating Terms.
Wy ''' DAHL. WARD.
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GAINESVILLE, Jul, Is. Is.7-cwrd,
TRISr SALE

ON MONDAY, the ash July, 81 I. o'clock. r. NJ, on
" the premises, by virtue oi :iecd OF Trust 10 us
executed by the Spring I'M Manufacturing Company,
the 2iih day Of Febiuory, iei aud Of record in ins
Clerks oih-e d Chesterfield Comfy Court,) 10 Sc
the payment OF certain sums oi money ihereE
mentioned TO Hall Nelson, we viii proceed In obe
dience TO his written quest, and the terms and cond
Of said terd &c make sale of ,hc several CT
land called Spring HILL" conveyed to In trust
afureaad, with all and singular the Improve menrs
River, and offers good inducements for enterprises in
manufacturing.
Four thousand eight hundred and forty dollars of Tie
purchase money, and all commissions Snd expenses CT
sale will be required 10 he p.id IN cash. ard credit as
to the balance, Hccordn. Ia N: trsias Of the deed
(which viii he made known al lie 2alc,) will bn
gwen.
The lille 10 The property i supposed 10 be good, hui
will convey only such lille ~ - vested III US by
The said Deed Of Tru...
THOMAS NELSON,
CHARLES y. MORGAN,
July I4-5t JT,strrg
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Ply THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
DDnNT a Al TI0N

A VACANCY having occurred in the Representation
N of this State In the Congress OF the United states
elect for the District composed ofthe counties Of Motto
way, Greensvills, Mecklenburg, Brunswick, AmeIla'
Dnwiddie and Prince George and the town OF refers
burg The shers OF the said counties, and the Sergeant
oftse said town. are therefore hereby required to hold
elections on the first Thursday in August next, for
REPRESENTATIVE to ill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Governor, aud under the
seal orthe Commonw ralti, ut Richmond, THIS
Isx1 twrnty-second day Of June, in the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundssd and forty seven, aud Of
the Commonwealth the seventy nrst.
June 25-ctd WAL Sniii ~.