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AUCTION SALES.
II. IL. & e.. Es. FSiIl. Aucfs.
ksy ~. GOddIE. AUct'r.
THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
~"StraWberry ERilI,o

IN HENRICO COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
PY virtue of a decree OF The County Cour, OF
- Henrico, 10 Chancery sitting, pronounced
on the "a day OF August, l647, in The suit there
IN pending, STYLED "Carter's guardians against
Garter, &C." the undersigned, who was thereby
appointed a COMMISSIONS for the purpose, will
proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, The l4th day OF September, i647, at ~ o..
clock, NJ, that most valuable and productive
Farm 10 the county Of Henrico. on Chickaho-
miny Swamp, about four miles North of The city
d Richmond, called strawberry Hill" Of which
Henry L.. Carter died seized and possessed. con-
tanning, by recent survey, 1891 acres. The value
OF this farm is SO we'll known, that il is deemed
unnecessary 10 give full particulars Of its advan-
tages-sufhce il TO say, that The land, for The
NEST part, is in 4 very high snte of improve
ment, the low grounds OF which, numbering about
240 acres, are equallo any in Vireinia-lhe high
lands are also highly improved, as The present
crops will show. The buildings consist of a
large dwelling house, with every accommodation
for a senteel family, besides barns, stables, car.
rage houses, quarters, &c, &C., and a Grist Mill,
now in excellent order, with a fair run OF custom
all oil which has been built within the last 20
years, Of The beet material and workmanship
II preferred by purchasers, The said farm will be
~ iUo wv laCtoj ohC VI winch contains
59Ss acres, and the other, on which the mill is
located, contains 1914 acres. IL is very rarely
that a farm possessing SO many advantages as
does this is offered in marker, bur as the sale is
to be made for a division, there is no alternative
left but 10 offer il 10 The highas. bidder.
TERMS.-One.fourih cash, balance in three
equal annual instruments, from the first day OF
January nexI, when full possession is 10 be deli
vered-in the mean lime, the usual Fall crops
can be sown-for bonds bearing interest from
that day, and retaining the title 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, Com'r.
II Sale conducted by w. GoDpiS, Auclr.
Ano lQ-dLLs
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MIR. STEVENS SEMINARY FOR
VOTING LANES

YOUNG LADIES.
AIR. 8. 8. STEVENS, a. M, respectfully informs
Nl the citizens Of Richmond and its vicinity that h.
will open a Seminary for Young Ladies, In a central
and pleasant part Of the city, on Wednesday, the 2o;h
day Of September next.
TERMS, per session of ten months, payable quar-
terly:
Higher English Branches, $40
Primary Branches vary with attainment.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 20
Instrumental Music, 90
Mr. Stevens having been more Or less engaged IN
t.achinp for several years at the Nnr,h, and for tbs
loo, ,wo years IN ibis city, hopes, from his experiences
in controlling and educating the young, and by close
an,lication 10 the duties of his profession, 10 merit q
share Of patronage.
The Principal will be assisted by his niece, who has
had considerable experience In teaching at tho North.
and for the last year In tie vicinity of Richmond, and
comes with tho hishes; recommendations both as q
scholar and teacher.
The Principal and Assistant Will exert themselves
with untiring yea, TO insure the esteem and obedience
OF their pupils, TO cherish q love for the school room and
ifs duties. 10 secure good order and thorough discipline.
and 10 afford every advantage that may be enjoyed In
any seminary for obtaining a thorough in;ellectual, mo
raj and polite education. Vocal Music Will be intro.
dnced az a regular branch OF education, with no add
tionaI charge. Singing will constitute a part OF every
mornings exercise, aud lessons will be given twice d
week in Singing and the principles Of Music.
Thus, pupils who pursue their course 70 this semini-
~ will acquire 4 thorough knowledge Of Music, with NJ
derrimeRt 10 attainmehis in CHE. branches.
in French, Drawing and Painting, aud tae various
kinds Of Needle-Work.
Board will be provided for young ladies from ths
country In respectable families, al reasonable prices.
The Principal may he found al airs. Iiutchisons =, COZ
ne, of Main and srb streets. Aug. o0-d8c2awd
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~ SARAH C.. HARRISON

voc ale hereby notified, that I shall petition the &c.
L neral assembly Of Virginia, at the next session
lh.reof, for q divorce Ia rinsuio ma.rimonii) from you.-
4 statement Of the causes on which said application 10
i,uaded have filed in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cu, Superior Court Of Law and Chancery in and for
The county of King William; and, as you are not q re-
.iden, OF the State of Virginia, [ take this method OF
informing you thereof, and of requiring your atten
SAGE al the next term Of said Court, when the said
Court will cause a jury TO be impanneled, 10 ascertain
he facts SET forth in said statement.
Sep. lU-cw4w JAMES B. HARRISON.
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NJ K,ch,nond yvhig requested to copy.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG FOR SALE.
nUE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Real
i Property in the city OF Williamsburg known as the
Getty HOTEL The house Is large a.d comnodi.
ons. and in good repair, with all suitable out
STABLES. &c. &c, nect ssary TO 4 tavern or house OF pub
lie entertainment. The situation is very desirable,
and the property Is we'll worth the attention OF those
who wis, 10 make o judicinus investment in a hotel or
n,ioatr boarding house. Persons wishing 10 educate
heir children could DO 70 a, a small expense at William
g Nary College, and at the same time be engaged in a
profitable business, BY purchasing THIS establishment.
TEE MS will be made accommodating Apply TO The
Proprietor. L6oSAhD hE-SLhf.
An Od-rf0rt1
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$500 PACKAGES
Roots, Shoes. Hats. Cans. &c.

HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON
IL have received their Fall Supply, and offer
TO their customers and buyers generally a large
and well selected Stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, PAPER, TRUNKS, &C., &c
purchased on The best terms, and will be sold as
low as similar goods can be had for in any OF the
Northern cities. Also,
G,000 sides Sole Leather, of all qualities
500 sides Russell and Wax Upper Leather
rs d. zen Wax, Calf and Kipskins
20 do. French Caliskins
so do. Lining Skins
5000 lbs. Shoe Thread, all qualities.
Semi 7
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., the Magnetic Telegraph.
.. Hours In Advance of the Mail.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Enqairr.>
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9-4a, p. M.
~r,,vR-Sales Of 100 bbls. Howard 81. Flour at
!; y: sales of 400 bbls. City Mills ats Is.
NnsAr-Sales OF prime white al l0S, and Of
Of. n, red al 100 a l03 c. per bushel.
~cosx-Sales Of prime white at 60 c. per bush.
o,rs-Sa,es al 80 a Al C. per bushel.
WasksY-We quote at 27i, with sales.
NoLAssEs-Sales Of Porto Rico al "a a 35a c.
c'rrss-There have been sales of 5000 bags
Ra 4, n a tic.
Bssr ~CALTLE-Sales have been made to-day
4 btei Cattle atS2 GA per l00,bs.
The las, train of cars from Cumberland was
3s.,ined by running of the track. There was no
damage sustained.
We have had a severe thunder storm.
y New YoRx AND PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
learn by Telegraph that there is no change
.5,y in the N. York aud Philadelphia markets.
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A CARD

I'HE subscriber residing on 5,h, between Clay
- and Lee Streets, or Shockoe Hill, would
ase 10 accommodate with BOARD, on mole.
.ae Terms, six or eight young ladies from The
country. who may wish TO attend school in this
NY. The dwelling is large, retired and conve-
A'sn', being near many Of our best schools.
oepl. cat E. q. TOMPKINS.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE IN THECOUNTY OF HANOVER.

~ v CIl,
PURSUANT 10 a decree Of the County Court OF Han
L over, pronounced on The 22d Of December, 1915.
The subscribers, appointed by the Court Commissioners
for that purpose, win sell TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the l4th day OF September
next. IL fair, otherwise, on the next fair day, Sundays
excepted, the Tract Of Land on which the late Mrs
Ann a. Oliver resided, and known as the dover land.
In the estate OF Isaac Oliver, deceased. The said land
lies near Pole Green Meeting House, abnut nine miles
iron. lie City Of Richmond, In a healthy and desirable
Icigi;hrIliood, and contains about fur hundred and
lllty acrcs. The improvements are i good Dwelling
House, in thorough repair, good Barns, Stables, and all
ether 0utlouse., sufficient for a desirable homes lie ad.
The land is admirably adapted 10 the cultivation of vege-
tables, IN addition TO the usual variety OF field crops
TERMS: ORe-fourii cash, and The remainder IN two
annual payments, according 10 the provisions of said de-
cree.
Al the came time and place, and upon the same terms,
pursuant to n similar decree, will be sold about two
hundred acres OF land adjoining the above, belonging
TO the estate of James A. Oliver, deceased. This tract
is we'll enclosed some good meadows attached, and n
portion OF the land highly improved, but no buildings
thereon. EDWIN SHELTON, commissioners
WIN. B. SYDNOR, e'h"s"
T. 5. Communications addressed TO either of the
subscribers, through the Richmond Post Office, will be
promptly attended to, or the lands shown by MIR. Oliver,
nov residing OH the premises.
August MISUNDERSTANDING
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AUCTION SALES.
LAND, GRIST AND FLOUR MILL AND
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

WILL be offered 10 the highest bidder, on the premi-
W ses, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of October, the
well known plantation once owned by David FIonrnoy,
now belonging 10 the estate OF the late Robert Harris.
1t contains $50 acres, with a fair proportion Of wood
aud fat land. a good portion OF this plantation IL in
good heart, and nj! of it susceptible of q high degree of
improvement. II lies In an excellent Rsighborlood,
about midway between III buckingham and River
ronJs, eight miles below Powhatan Courthouse, and
twenty. five above Richmond. II has u most excellent
and convenient dwelling house and all necessary farm
buildings. Attached 10 II, on d nevcr-failing stream,
IS a large mill, Of late years worked only for srist, but
once used as Z manufacturing mill, and ready 10 be so
used again, at u small expense. Close at hand, is a ca
pltal saw mill. The dam ID most substantially built,
and of rock. This property is we'll worthy ofthe alien
tion OF those inclined TO invest Capital in real estate.
TERMS-One fourth cash. the balance in /, 2 and 3
years. 70. e. g. WM. s. HARRIS.
P0Whatan Auv 57-ctds
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TRUST SALE AT AUCTION OF CITY
POINT REAL ESTATE.

TN pursuance Of 4 deed of tiuSt, for certain purposes
recorded in Prince Georges county Court Clerks Once,
on March 23d, 1887, | shall expose. Mt pnbiic auction,
on Tuesday, November LIST next ensuing, on Inc pIs.n,-
ses, TWO Lois OF Land, on which the CITY POINT haii-
ale, known on the old Pia, as Nos. 9 and 10, being the
same as purchased by Horatio Moore OF jonn U. Wooo
and vile, per deed Only recorded, ana suoseqaenhy
~ I Morris. said Lots from, abon, 200 feet on the RI
vrr and run bark 10 George F. Moody'5 Tavern.
TERMs-one-fourih 6 months, balance IN ole and
Two years, bonds WIN !" O'clock, 81.
oaie 'o~He r. C. STAlNBACK,
s,,v;v;n, Trustee Of himself and j. w. Pegram,
Trustees OF w. J. Morris.
", sac sEe,ds THos. BRANCH & BRO, Auels.
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ISCELLANEOUS

OfrIcE OF THE SOLICITOR OF THr Treasury
August II, l8<7.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until The 25ih day Of October next,
at 10 o'clock a, noon, for The purchase of The in
terest oil The United States, al law and in equity,
OF the properly hereinafter described, upon The
terms and conditions mentioned below, to wit:
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HAaPDEN SYDNEY COLLECE.-M Sir. Decatur
While, of Mecklenburg county, Virginia, The repre.
,r; tive Of the Phiianthropic Scciety Of Hampden
Sidney College, will deliver an address at their ensu-
ias commencement, which takes place on the 22d inst
seti. 3-ew3w J. W. SPARROW, committee
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MRS. GEN. CARRlNGTON'S SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIES

closes on the 3lst OF July.
Mrs. Darlington spares no pains 10 have all
The departments filled with compe,en, Teachers;
aad ventures to promise as thorough an Educa.
lion as Can be obtained in any part ol The Union.
Mrs. C'sdwelliDg is in a beautiful, retired and
healthy part of The city, combining many loca!
advantages not generally found in a city resi-
oence; and The internal arrangements are such
as ensure The comfort OF the inmates.
SEM 0-2oo
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Gordon & Skinkcr

OFFER FOR SALE
700 BAGS Rio, Laguayra and Java COZ
60 hhds: Orleans, ror'o Rico, and ST. CrOiz
100 packages Woolsey's and Coverings Loaf
Sugar
Crushed and powdered Sugar
Orleans, Loaf and Clarified Sugar
25 boxes white and brown Havana Sugar
SO bags Brazil Sugar
30 hhds Molasses
1000 Sides Sole Leather
rs do. Russo, do.
1000 lbs Shoe Thread
40 Paskases GOnpowder and Imperial Tea
200 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
25 do. "Riugslands" and "Judd'sD palen
Sperm Candles
Hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
500 reams Wrapping Paper
200 do. Letter and Cap do.
300 kegs Nails, 3 lo40 dy
Finishing, lining, fence and spike Nails
$50 bags Shot
SO kegs Powder
100 bags live geese Feather.
200 Nova Scotia Grindslones
so bbls. Mackerel
500 boxes Tin Plate
800 sacks Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
No. ! Herrings and Shad, in whole and
half bbls.
Brooms, painted Buckets, nests Tubs and
Measures
IS Ions Swedes, English, Tredegar aud Conn.
try Iron, nearly all sizes round, hai and
square
Sheet, Band and Hoop Iron
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
MAYORS cast and sheer Steel
American and English blislered do.
Brazier's, sheathing and bolt Copper
Wire OF all sizes
Pepper; Pimenlo; Ginger; Mace; Nutmegs
Copperas; Alum; Nader; Sal, Pelc; Hops
Cotton Yarn; Wick; Cocoa; Chocolate
Window Glass, 0xl0 and l0xl2. &c, &c.
Sent
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Lands Lying in the State of Teas.
Description. lr.

l8o. Samuel Swartw out, former ownsr.
SIC Mar. IL, Tract Of land granted by the Re
public Of Texas 10 y. Barhos,
whose attorney was Frost
Thorn, situated nj the forks Of
rivers !anioyiac and Angelina;
which grant Is more particular
ly described in a deed made by
retal Flores, 10 said y. Barbos,
under date Of June %, 1894,
containing 10 sitios, 23a labors, A
or AS
ST. 1" Also one certificate OF lands issued
BY John T. Mason, On behalf of
the Governor of Texas and Goa
huila dated June 81, 1894, for
about i4s
scsl Z" Also one other certificate, Of the
sam tenor and date Of The
above, for 4 like number Of '4s
Which said lands were conveyed
by samsel Swartwout to VIM.
Young, late President Of the
Mount Savage Coal and Iron
Company, in trust for the use
and benefit OF the United States,
by deed bearing date 3lst day of
December, 1912. and recorded
January 6, lsa3, in Liber A B.,
No. ID d, folios l8. 10 and 20, In
land records of Allegheny coun-'
~, Maryland.
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Lam % fiji ce.

On fourec,uh Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully Informs bis friends
i and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business of a Lottery Broker, In the Office ton 18th
street, under the Exchange loteI,) formerly occupied
by u. NJ. Iioyt, and recently by L. b. PendIeton.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which j. W..
Manry & Co. (successors 10 Gregory & Co.. are the Ma
nageTs, always for sale in the greatest variety.
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery, Glass II, Sept. s.:
5 AZ III I3 81 IS So &c SO 60 % IS 40 6 81
Whole Ticket 6 SO 90 Prizes OF 1850,
Share 90 Is SO ~ I sold tv
LAMBERT.
FRIDAY-DollarL Lottery. To lie drawn in Petersburg,
the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 27.-
Capital 81, 600. ca Nos, . drawn. Tickets 81; halves
80 cts; quarters IS cts.
SATURDhY-Anothcr Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX,
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Glass No. ~, to be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, nj - O'Clock, and
the drawing Will he received here about | O'Clock.
Capital $4,000. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves
80 cents; quarters % cts.
Also for Saturday-A Splendid Scheme.
10000 DOLLARS!
Sales close at four O'Clock.
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. Sc. &c No. Lottery
u drawn ballots. Capital $4,000. Each package OF
% Tickets viii contain the IL drawn Nos. Tickets $40;
halves 5; Qulrtrrs2 so.
tickets In NJ. Il Co.'S Lotteries, puncfnally attended 10,
ard the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed al sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. !, Exchange Place.
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The package is warranted to draw at least

leaving the risk on a package of wholss 4a-
halves, quarters and eishihs ~ proportion s ,ss, ,h,,
| publish this Scheme al this early day IN order lnat
eyery one holh far and near, may make arrangements
to have a chance in It. ofcourse, every man who ever
deals In Lolteries at all will have a chance; and tno.e
who have never had 4 ticket VIII DC ihoueeo 'o'y 'his
The subscriber would be pleased to receive orders for
single wholes or shares, or eertihcateso OF packages, AND
promises prompt attention, ana an ac'ou"' " : :
Auf. olNcssw IF. WORD, Richmond, va.
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Description Of pro-
perry.

-
Raadnlph coxzty.
Tract Of land contain
Ing abt. 500 acres.
Tract OF land contain
Ing abt. 1900 acres.
Tract OF land contain
| ing abt. 1878 acres.
Kaxasha county.
Tract Of land contain
ing about 800 acres.
Fai.faz county.
Ono half Of a tract of
about 80 acres.
Alexandria county.
Also the following lots
In the town of Alc Z
andria-viE:
Lot No. 81, on Queen
st.,tplat En- 80 feet
Lot No. 4, on Wash
ing,on st., (plat Al
II feet by ll6.
Lot No. 3D., on Com
mcrcc 81, tplat FL
25 feet by 81
Lot No. Is, on Orono-
CO st., tplat C,) "a
feet by 1919.
Lot No. IL, on Water
st., tplat Co. 23 feet
byl23 feet 6 inches.
Lot No. 10. on Water
ST., tplat ~ 81 feet
by 1913 feet5 inches.
Lot No. 26, on Com
merce st., fpiat FL
Is feet by 66.
Undivided halfofrent
charge OF Sa4 per
n on lot No.
10, plat B.
Lot on Cameron and
Fairfax streets, in
town Of Alexandria
being old Bank
Ing House.
Hampshiye county.
One-eighlh and one
tenth parts Of sun.
dry tracts Of land,
conveyed by MaIcy
4. Thruston TO Brad
ly, Clarke, Falls 4
S%wartwout, Aug. :,
1897, and by the
marshal Of Western
District Of Virginia,
TO the U. States,
eth May, 1889; deed
recorded In hamp-
shire county, tho
interest Of Swuri-
wont being about
405 acres.
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TIN WARE. STOVES. &c.

lin WARE, STOVES, &c.
THE undersigned keep on hand, al their Es-
i tablishmenl, No. 90, Main street, between
City Hotel and Old Market, a large supply Of
TIN WARE OF every description. which they
will sell 10 country dealers and others al the low
est prices. Their assortment of STOVES will
be found complete, embracing a general assert.
ment OF the latest and most approved patterns Of
coal, wood and COOKING STOVES, all Of
which will be sod upon the mos, accommodate.
ing terms. Merchants and others from The
country, wishing 10 lay in their fall supplies, are
invited 10 call and look al our assortment, con.
fdent as we are that We can accommodate them
with any articles in our line al prices which can
not fail 10 please.
TIN WARE, &C., manufactured TO order, and
all articles from our establishment warranted 10
be Of The best quality.
d. & C. R. WELLER.
Richmond SEM o-cSdIlSiJan.
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25TH AUGUST, lSi7.
Binf0rd & NHnmO,

4NO. N
make this method OF informing their town
Il and country customers that their stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods will be completed
BY The 10Th September, Zone Of the partners being
possible despatch,) and in soliciting a call they
pledge themselves that they will have their usual
good assortment, and the same disposition as
heretofore 10 sell cheap.
Merchants arc particularly requested 10 call
and examine our stock before going NoliI orpur-
chasing elsewhere, as we pay especial attention
to The ~toholesals pal, oil our business.
We shall have, also, a beautiful assortment,
OF Brussels, Threeply, super and supeIfine Car
peliugs and Rugs. Aug. 25-d&clf
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A MILLER WANTED.
T WISH 10 employ Immediately a COCO Miller, VINO
1 can come we'll
August 97-c4t %. 0nnoS'
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DY The schooners Lynchburg, Rochester,
ID Union and Courier, the subscriber is in re-
ceipt Of 4 part OF his Fall Stock OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYES and FANCY ARTICLES, Sc
lecied with the utmost care, and 10 which he
invites the attention OF his numerous customers
and friends, both in Town and country. The iol-
lowing constitute a part:
Sup. Carb. Soda; Gum CamphoI
Cream Tarla.; Gum Arabic; Gum Aloes
Rhubarb, Turkey; Alcohol; Castor Oil; Alum
Sal. Soda; Roll Birthstone; Flower Sulphur
Copperas; Oil Vitriol, SC.
All OF which, with many other articles, will be
offered low on The usual terms, Tor cash vr 10
punclual customers. ALEX. DUVAL,
Sept.9 Druggist, lat Main Street.
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-10S 6REW'S SCHOOL

Mrs. UhEW pOk1O01
WILL be ~re.opered on The is' OF October next; N
w The house formerly occupied BY The Rev. hr.
etil.s, on e;racs street, between sn ana ON he"
vonns ladies can be accommodated With board.
AuS. 1o-akc2m
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]. r. worlds Lottery UGTce,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
"HR MOST MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY EVER
j DRAWN IN II UNITED STATES.
100000 DOLLARS CAPITAL PRIZE.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass s-,o be drawn
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WASHINGTON ACADEMY. CT AMELIA.
IseonseGu.nee Of the present Teachers designing TO
4 follow another pursuit, the Trustees of this Ins,itu-
lion are DESTROYS Of filling his place the ensuing year
With a gentleman whose qualifications are every way
suited. o must be capable of teaching all the usual
branches. lower and higher Mathematics, Latin, Greek
srd French Languages, SC, and produce sufficient rs-
t'ntiaiso Of moral worth. An election will take place
ii The Institution m the last Saturday in October next.
salary, The whole profits OF the school. For further
P,tIcu'ars. address, post paid, the Managing Trustees,
al Finney Mills Post Office, Amelia, Mr.. Fred Brans-
io!t, Richmond, or DAVID MAREN.
President of the General Board, Amelia.
Amelia CO., Va, Sent. 10. lo47-cw3w