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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-25
En Sale.

DIKoNOKEE, on the Chlckahominy river, miles
L from the city of Richmond, on the old Meadow
Bridges Road, In the county Of Henrico. The tract
contains by recent survey 3.9 aces2l5 acres Of river
and creek low grounds about Gu of low grounds,
and 40 acres of highland in woods. The greater por
lion of the cleared low grounds we'll sci in Timothy
and Herds grass, yielding heavy crops Of hay Much of
the meadow land has been cleared IN the last iyears-
The highland produces very good crops, both Of wheat
end corn having been well improved by nanuring, clio
vering, plastering and lining The farm in It's present
condition capable of making 800 TO 600 bushels OF
wheat 800 to $50 bbls of corn and 100 to lbs Of
hay per annum. The buildings are-an excellent two
storied brick house. nine rooms from basement To gar
ret-disconneced by few feet, is onesiorled brick
building with five rooms-kitchen smoke house, &C.
all we'll located in handsome grove OF trees oil Seve
raj acres, adjacent the garden, both enclosed by excel
lent fencing framed negro quarter, four rooms
frame barn, sabns for sixteen horses, corn CRIB, TWO
hay houses, carriage and buggy house, extensive and
permanent shedding 70, mich and dry cattle. Sons
eigh, hundred choice fruit Trees principally peach, will
be in full bearing the next year. The old orchard con-
tans hundred trees Of various kinds Two wells,
and several springs OF excellent water and regards
health the place Is unexceponable. This farm, for its
size is in every respe superior one, such one as Is
al any Time Full possession given lst January, 1913.
and the privilege the purchaser Of seeding crop of
wheat the coming Fall, or If desired, IL will b. done by
The present proprieiors al the usual rate.
For terms which can he made very favorable, apply
IN HAXALL, BROTHERS & co,
NAV o5-dS c2aw6w Richmond Virginia
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Ia,,,bert,s once.

On fcnriecuM Street under he Exchange Hotel.
THoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public in general, that he has commenced
tho business OF Lottery Brnkrr IN The Office ton 4til
street. under the Exchange lioel,l formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt, and recently by t. u. Pendleton. go
Tickets and shares IN all Lotteries OF which J. ".
Maury Co. successors TO Gregory Co.. arr the Ma
naeers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No IS 10 be drawn al Alexandria on THURSDAY and Tie
drawing will be received here on Friday evening Ca
pital $4,000 IS Nos, IL drawn ballots Tickets So;
halves 80; quarters 10 cents.
SATURDhI-One Dollar Loery-The Va. Lees
burg Lottery Extra, Class N0. il, VIII be drawn III
Norfolk On Friday, and Willie received here about one
O'Clock on Saturday. Capital $1,000 IS Nos ~
drawn. Tickets S halves 80 cents quarters - cents
Another One Dollar Lottery-The Sussex, Della
ware Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 81, draws at Whining
ton, Delaware, Saturday morning ana me drawing
lal s4,4ii. IS Mes, Is drawn ballots Tickets oh'y
81; halves so cents; quarters p cts.
Also for Saturday-SomethiBg Rich. The Alexan-
dria Lottery, Glass No.3i, To be drawn Alexandra
on Saiurcay-ihe drawing will reach here on Sunday
evening and be ready for inspection at tins ONCE carry
$50 coo, 90 600, 10000, 5000, $780, $500, as5 Un
25 prizes Of 600, 81 of $40, ETC, etc. Tickets Slo;
halves s; quarlers2 so.
It.- Recolect No. 3-iThere's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nore."
- Tickets and shares in the Lotteries of which the
drawings arve;on Sunday will he for sale al TINS once
until O'Clock Saturday evening" and the drawings
there Tor inspection Monday morning.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ & Co.'s Lotteries, punctnay attended ~,
and the drawings forwarded when requested
A liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes cashed n sight.
For sale by THOMAS LhMDL d.,
June 81 No. 3, Exchange face.
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uAwEIEJD FOp SALE.

IlEING still anxious 10 90 South, again "iser ~!
ID sale my Farm IN Orange county, situated eigh.
miles East the Count house. thirty West oil frrh.-
ckshurg aud eighteen East Of Goidonsyle, Tie Wr,'
erIi terminus Of tho Richmond AMI Louisa Railt"ta
This farm, BY recent .usvry, contains 500 acfes-oU
acres are cleared, and in iDc sta" nf Improvement,
the balance III timber al the best kind. The cleared
land divided into eight fields and lets, with pure un
ming wafer in all of iiirEi. The buildings are large
and i'm GOOD condition. minute description of TIE
farm il deemed unnecessary as II Is presnnlbir any
nnr sposet purchase - III first view ts;ifce u Ia
say, however, THAI II i seldom such iarn Is IN mar
krt should HE above property not disposed Of by
The 18th day III August 1t will IN that day be oerrd ~
pul,c auction, 10 the highest bidder. Should II br
sold privately before that time. due nntce 81 the same
wi,l be given IN III, papers containing iis advertise
men TIE subscriber viii lakr pleasure IN shown:
the farm 10 any wishing 10 purchase, and Al ~,
same time make known his terms Address the >iih
scriber al Raccooneord l.. o culpeper county.
lame ls-cw2m Wii. MALLORY.
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AUCTION SALES.
Desirable Residence eor.aEe.

n am very DESTROYS Of disposilg Of The Tract
Ga of Land on which, now reside, known by the
s;rsm name of LINDEN, lying in the county of
sE=S@sS Orange, III TIE South West mclntalhS, seven
miles from the Court House, ilirfy,wo fron Ffrdcrchs
burg sixteen from The Railroad Depot GDfdOisvlle,
and two and-a half from the Rapidan River. Tins
Tract eight hundred and forty eight acres,
fourth which j. wood land, the growth of which
principally Oak, Hickory, Poplar and Locust. II is di
vided into eight fields all under good fencing. The i'm
provcmeniS Consist Of very comfortable Dive ling
House, Ovefscers House. Meat House, Ice House, Car
rase fiousr Corn House, Kitchen Dairy, Barn, and
every other our building, necessary for the convenience
OF family. Tie location OF the Dwelling House Is
proveE;cuis about Il are Very handsome. All Of Tie
arabic land u we'll taken with clover and has been
Der the clover and plaster system Of improvement for
several years This rhur red land region is proven
bal Tor ils health, aud for is great susceptibility al inn
pIovement, by the application Of clover and plaster
navigation of the Rapdan River, has nearly all been
taken, which, when effected, must greatly enhance The
value of lands contiguous IL H.
In order certainly effect sale and 10 sjt the
convenience Of purchasers, would divide this tract
so as tn eel four SIX hundred acres with the i'm.
provemenis, allowing 4 suiiciency Of WOODLAND. To
any one wshingt purchase privately, viii say, that
VIII sell great bargain In the land. and also IN farming
utensils crops, stock of all kinds, SCI all very good Ii
not sold privately between this and Thursday; HE 18th
day oil July next notice OF sale before that time VIII
be gvenl shall proceed sell il that day, the
oera ana can be known by addressing the subscriber,
or Mr. Robert L. Willis, al Orange Court House, Viz
gna Persons looking out for residence IN The upper
country, are invited 10 take look nj my estate rs
will sell a bargain. RlCHD. l.. BROWN.
7. S.-Possessicn will be given whenever desired,
the purchaser allowing The subscriber ngress and
10 secure the grow inc crops.
Orange County, April -c2awtl5ihJuiy.
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POTOMAC PAVIHIUN
nyS.Frl- rlnyx-yt nm


rJ,IlE subscribers having taken this popular and heal
thy place Of recreation, and reiitied the Pavilion
with furniture beds, mattresses &c, respectfully
announce, that II will be open for The reception Of WISH
tiers on the 18Th Of June. Particular has been Ia
ken in The selection o! servants, aud one Of the best
in the country has been engaged. The table
will present all Tile dclcacrs of the Potomac river, and
of tie surrounding country-oysiers, fish, crabs &c -
in every variety of cookery The bathing al the Pav
ion, all times excellent, will he rendered very supe-
ror this season by tie erection nf new bathing houses,
which will be properly attended 10. Piney Point Is
easy Of access, being about 100 miles eQui-disanl tom
washington and Ia tmore, with steamboats, regularly
touching and landing passengers n The wharf from
those cities Norfolk, Sc. steamboat will also con
vry passengers thrice I week 10 and from Aqua Creek
To The Pavilion-ihns giving vi>llers from Richmond
and the South n safe and delightful conveyance. u"
the invalid this place presents pleasant resort for
health and recreation.
Excellent fishing may always he had during ne sea-
No extra charge viii 5s made Tor amusementS.
Board per month, $50 90
Board per week, 90
Board per day, ! 50
Children aud servants half price. Families for The
June 4-cst KIRKWoOD & KELLER.
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LAND EOR SALE

WILL be sold, On The premises, on THURSDAY, the
w 29ih day of July, lii, il fair, If not, the
Land, lying in the county Of Essex, called Mount
risgah upon which Mrs. Maria J. G. Frank now re-
sides, containing two hundred and five acres, and Is
the land that was formerly occupied aud ned
by William \. Garnelt during his life, and, after his
death, by his widow, alrs. Dorothy GGrne This tract
Is as productive a any in the nsghborood. and
ceptibc OF great Improvement, as II abannds in maf
fertiliZng in lis quality and exausah supply,
cessibr from any part Of the farm The improvements
are, with exceptions IN good order. The location
is remarkably healthy, aud the neiahhoooi very de-
sirabc. The place is contiguous To The road lead
ing from 1'appahannuck 10 Richmond city-seven miles
from he former place.
TERMS-0ne half of the purchase money Will he
qGired in cash. The balance IN iiistImrnts of and
two years, carrying interest from the day nf sale. For
the deferred payments, bond with approved security
will be required. Possession will hr given on the Isl
day of October next, and clear and indreasibe title
10 the whole tract Will be made 10 The purchaser.
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S
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A VALUABLE FARM IN POWHATAN
E,lIl SA L

rU,E subscriber wishes 10 sell Tie Tact Of Land
w!i.r. re now rr..aCs, ,ing IN the county OF Pow
haam on The apgomaitoS River, iory.hve niles from
Petersburg ana! about the distance from Richmond.
Il contains seven hundred and sixty acres, of whci
about two hunls.d acres are Int land most 81 n scy
fertile; Two hundred and flty three hundred arrtr -
wood land; and unusually large portion of improved
ar MANFRED land The improvements ARE very com
Portable: vrfY GOOD Dwelling House, and all necessary
nutlouses for the accommodation Of family; servants
Houses Tobacco Houses, and an extensive orchard 81
fine fruit ANY prfsun wshin. 10 purchase, Will please
make appcaton The subscriber II his residence "r
address him by letter. directed To Macon Post o.ice,
Pow hatan. The terms If safe will be accommodating
If ms Plantation Is mol sold privately before Tie IL ~
Juy, IL VIII be cl!r:ed publicly on the premises or hat
day. IHoMaS faOE.
Nav ll--rntd,
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR


DY virtue of deed Of trust, hearing date on the Both
ID day Of January, a4i, and made 10 The subscribers
by Overton Is Petit and Mary +. his wife, and duly re-
corded in The Clerks Office OF the County Court of Cum
hrrllnd The 9th Of February 1911, we, the under
signed, Of NJ, will sell, on TUESDAY, the .oh
day Of June, 1877, upon the premises, 10 tie highest
bidder iuf ready money, Al pnbic auction, 10 satisfy NE
purposes Of said deed all that Tract Of Land called
''COBBllAM," lying James River, III the county OF
CnmheriaId containing by estimation about one tloi
sand acres aud bounded by said river and by the lands
Of William Mayo and others. Also, The following
Slaves and other Personal propery-to wit: Minor,
Ned John, Fanny, Whey, ana child sally; also, i've
head Of Horses and Mules, fifteen head of horned Tat
tie twenty one head al Sheep, head Of Hogs, one
portable Thrcshiug Machine, one riding Gigg, MI the
Farming Implements now on the Goldman plantation,
lie c1ap yt.t;1u. oa,S To.cryA and pror-pi-.Aea't'
also all The crops .nat may be grown on Tie said plan
aton The present year, Of every kind whatsoever also
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture n0w III thr
POSSESSION usad Orrrion H. Petit, aud The future IN
crease OF The females If the sal! slaves.
Selling Trustees, shall WARRANT the title Ia saii
tract of Land and said S!a.es &C., against all persons
claiming under us, either uf III.
Should The day appointed fer The above sale be incle-
mrnt, il will BE- made III. first fair day thereafter
WILLIAM FOSTaiNE. tT,s,..'
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, JR.,)
Mag
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCI .AMATJ0N

4 VACANCY having occurred in the Representation
N Of this State In the Congress Of the United States
by the death Of George c. Dromgoole, Representative
elect for The District composed Of the counties of Motto
way, Greensve, MeCkenburs, Brunswick, Amelia,
Dnwiddie and Prince George and the town of Peters
burg the shers of the said countless and the Sergeant
Of the said town. therefore hereby required to hold
elections the first Thursday in August next for a
Representative to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
seal of the Commonwealth, 1t Richmond, this
tsRaL twentysecond day Of June, in tho year Of our
lord eighteen hundred and forty seven, aud oil
the Commonwealth the seventy first.
mnr25-c,d WM. SMITH.
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40 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the oath June,
IL two Negro Men-one named HARDWOOD, some
times called Henry. purchased him Of Joseph Hall
a beon sed formerly TO the Estate Of Geo. Curtis be-
ieved 10 be OF Stafford county lie is about 90 years OF
ace, black above six feet high, and very much knock
kneed The other man is named PETER-between ~
and IS wears of age believed TO be about feet or
inches high of brown complexion. lie was purchased
hy me of VIM Taylor, deceased, Of the lower PAT oil
King 4 Queen county | will give reward oil s4o Tor
ho, or 500 for each Of the above named Slaves, deli
yeIed 10 me- miles below Richmond, or secured IN
any jail, so that get them.
Ilsnrico county, June 25-cGi'
nIT Fredericksburg Herald will insert to amount Of
q IN and charge this office.
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7 UcK'S OFFICE, Wall streei.-For This Day, Fri.
~ d,y-Prizes: $4,000, 1900, 1900, 20 prizes Of
1000, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes 81; halves 2
CHARTERS |. To be had until S,P. NJ, AT
LUCK'S OFFICE
Drawn Nos. of Fokomok- Lottery, "a:
c; % ! II 80 As Il 81 Il; 81 SO G7 81.
Pokomoke, Glass rs:
IS CO II 60 80 SIS AZ II 70 Is Sc.
Delaware, lia:
80 so 81 10 Sc 80 ~ Al co %.
Delaware, l49:
81 IS 30 81 "a - 81 81 AZ SIS 90 III.
June0h
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VALUABLE SAL. OF REAL ESTATE
AND MILLS

IN pursuance Of dr.d Of trust executed by Miles Ma
and Frances his wife, hearing date the 5ll dav
If November, Is}! and recorded ~ the Clerks Office
Gf Hanover County Court. the uIdcr- for the
purposes mentioned ~ thr sad deed Will proceed 10
sell, al public amciion tile highest bidder, the pre-
misses, the county II Hanover, SATURDAY
the aGth day OF june si7, all that parcel Of
land wherein stands Two Mills. ! Crust aud Manu-
featuring M and the o,lrr Saw ilill, situate lyng
and being III The county II Hanover, containing twenty
acres, more or less.
TERMS or SALE-Cash VIII BE- required for the
amount Of the debt secured by the said derd 10 wit
81 900, with interest due III ar.rar, and the usual
charges, and expenses attending the sale-a credit
for the residue of iie purchase money VIII he given III
such manner aud on such Terms ~ Miles Macon may
pres rhe-- otherwise the Trustees may t.nk best
and eapo,ent. 1Ir Trustees Will only convey 81,
title III, purcha<-ras lh.y have without warranty.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, r,r.,..,
SELDEN &. MACON, ! ii1s'ees'
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land E0p SALE

by virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on the I'D
I'D day of December, 1872, and made 10 the subscri-
beers by Ovrlton g. Petit and Mary +. Peltit his WIFE,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of The County
Court al Cumberland on the 2slli day Of December,
1912, the undersgned or one Of rs, Will sell, on
TUESDAY, tI- a9ih day &c June, lsi7 upon The pre-
misses 10 The highest bidder, ior ready money, L. SATISFY
The purposes az said deed, lie Tract al Land called
.scOBBHAM.' wing on the Snnii side al James River,
in the county Of Cumberland, and bounded by hr SAID
river aud BY tie lands Of Abraham Daniel ans, others,
and containing between nine hundred aud thousand
acres, be the same more or less.
Selling az Trustees, shall warrant the title 10 said
tract OF land against all srsons claiming under us
either Of us.
Should the dag appointed for the above sale be ncl--
mant IL viii he made on the first fair day thereafter.
WILLIAM q. ]. NELSON, lT,us,.ss
ROBERT L. NELSON,
e-ftLs
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EY TIE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
BYTuE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

"HEKEAS, AndfrW MichnrI, IT., and " lIllhm
w Thompson each claiming 10 have been elected. on
the :2d day Of April last lie delegate 10 represent The
county Of Morgan in the General Assembly, have
resigned each his right, lille and claim represent
tile said county, and have requested The ssue Of writ
for special election to fill The vacancy created The
Sheriff n Morgan county is therefore required 10 cause
election Ia be held in the said county, the fourth
Thursday in June next FOR delegate supply the said
vacancy.
Given under my hand rs Lieutenant Governor, (act-
ing In the absence of the Governor from the seat
(sE.L) Of Govenmen and under the lesser srnI Of the
Commonwealth al Richmond, this tenth day Of
May in the year lei7. r. Il. DANIEL.
Nav ll-cwtd
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ELK HILL, Asp HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SALE.


THIS estate situated on James River, In The county
i of Goochand, ahont fifty miles above the city Of
Richmond, is offered for sale.
Elk Ill., including several tracts OF land which have
been added the original purchase by the late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1883 acres, OF which
about 20 acres Including much i occupied by the
James River Canal, low grounds 81 the best quail
Is. The high land in cultivation Is divided into i've
fields averaging loo acres eIch. Originally Of The
finest quality, has been highly improved by heavy
man,irn. anh the free of clover and plaster.
The farm bindings. tobacco houses, &c, are gene.
rally new viii, new barn aud thrrslng machine
that will lhresh live hundred bushels day The d'cl'
ling house is new, large and han-nnlc. There Is Il
gris mill with pair OF stones, blii IN tie hrs man
ner, Of brick and sioneia plaster NIL aud INST rate
saw mill, on never failing stream.
yefs qh;nHg-nnfSfifn2 MACHINE III r,riI power
with that on the hill, tobacco houses, &c.
The iva atI> are Connected by handsome bridge,
built in The most durable ElanEsf.
The present fertility, WIKI resources Tor MANNING,
heavily one hundred af land every year. rnn-ti.
tte this the finest Estate upper James River, not
in Virginia.
The hole Estate il in the hest condition for prota
bile agriculture.
twill give pleasure 10 show the two plantations
Ia any one who may desire Ia rsanar them, nr IL an
swrf enquiries by letter, addressed 10 NJ Carriers
Vile, Cumberland rnnniy.
PEYTON HARRISON, Agent for
II. L. HARRISON, hdminisrari1
of Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can be given, fdrsired.
March l7-dltsctf l.. H.. Agent, &c.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
THE undersigned is prepared To supply ten or fifteen
L Schools with competent Teachers, from Tie gfi-
duaug classes Of the Virginia Military Institute, who
are warranted 10 be well qualified 10 teach the branch
Is Of instruction pursued IN the Institute. Application
should be made without delay, posi- paid, 10
FRANCIS II. SMl I'll, Supnt.
~ Officers ofihr Virginia Militia, DESTROYS OF avail
inc themselves OF the privileges which the law allows
for instruction in the Institute are notified that the
Cadets will march into camp The 5lh July.
June lS-c3t
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3. W.. SSaury ~ Co.,
Successors 20 J. &. Gisf:GoKy a. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
3a,OoO DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for 1917 Ia be drawn
June 10th. IS No. iuttery-l3 drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize Of $4,000 prize ni s!aOo
20 600 - prizes pf nuD
10000 81 500
g 5'GOu 900 100
Tickets $40; halves 8; quarters 50. Certificates of
packages cf25 Whole Tickets Si2U; shares in proportions
az Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
els and Shares in any of the above Schemes, address
ed 10 the undersigned will receive the most prompt n.
tention, and account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as il is received.
J. w. MAURY CO., Managers,
Navel Richmond, Virginia.
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June 25--cwlm

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in the
1 Clerks Office Of Essex County Court, on Monday,
the 7ih day of June, 1917:
Thomas Durham, fiaihuH
against
EIdred lIowerton and Muscoe Garnet, Defendants
This nsi subpoena and attachment Issued against the
defendants in this cause NOT having been executed on
the defendant Howerou, and II appearing by satsfac-
tory evidence that he is resident OF this Common
wealth. it ia ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in September next that being
rule day. aud the plaintiffs bill, and that ca
py Of this order he forthwith inserted in some newspa
ner published in the city of Richmond for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy thereof be posted
at the front door of the Courthouse Of this county
June as-cwsw JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, d. c.
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PRoFEssoRsnIP IN RICHMOND COLLEGE TO
RE FILLED.

BE FILLED. INN,
IN consequence a..sP!"".e % - ..oessu,s up
1 IN William and Mary College by Prof. George f.
Holmes, his office Professor Of Ancient Languages
In Richmond College will soon hr vacant The 1'rus-
of Richmond College will therefore hold ameeting
on the last Tuesday in July, ls47 for the purpose Of
electing Professor Of Ancient Languages in Ricl-
mond College, AT a salary of 81 600.
ANY communications on the subject may he address,
ed To- the Rev ROBERT RYLAND, President Of The
College THOS J. EVANS,
June o5-ctJyo0 Secretary Of the Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hodges, Roy Pusliana
NEGROES.

MIG hIJFJ.
IL / virtue &C decssc o. Tie Gounty Court oi HAIR
- over, Pronounced Tuesday, The I'D dag 81 Jane
1911. viii he sud n, tie auction room al hodges,
ROY $ fuLliAM, in TIE csy Of Richmond, on
TIT ksDAf u. arsi day Of jGiy Be,t the follow m
Negro slaSeS 10 vii: one Negro Woman. MARY. ani
her three Children; namely, Jnr, Nancy ard lane.
ROBERT WADE
=. T. LIPScONE commissioners
joins BADKIHS}
Sale 10 he conducted ~ Iiopcrs, Roy { Purii.u.
AuctionrctS. IuIr -