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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29

TO PARENTS

AIRS. JOSEPH 3. WALTHALL wishes to take q
VI few School Girls, Of modest department., board
in her family. She occupies comfortable hons-,
large lot, with spacious yard and garden situated
in healthy, pleasant aud retired par, ct the city. Hr
residence being within few hundred cards &C the
principal female schools parents can have their choice
TERMS-For ten months board, including washing,
lights, fuel bed, bedding, &C s5D, half III advance,
aud balance LIST March. Use of Piano, 81
Addr1ss-Rev. Joseph $ Wahhail, Richmond.
tue aQ-rpaw3w
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS AND
OTHERS

lEAyING purchased larger farm in another county,
now offer Tor sale my present residence al War.
village, (Richmond e. H.. containing 1888 acres OF
nures-41 acres IN woods The buildings are numerou :
and commodous consisting Of every house necessary
or agreeable a family-with ofice-a In adnira.
Bile order. Terms liberal and accommodating.
WAT II. TYLER, NJ. d.
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Deaf IWIte Department

VIRGINIA INSTITUTION FIR THE DEAF
AND DUMB AND THE BLIND.
NEW CLASS will be formed in this Department
n the first Of August. and oppodunit. then Sre-
scented parents Of placing their children At this Ins
tuition.
TEaMs-slao per annum, without extra charges .:
any description.
Vacation the two months of June and July.
The anrivallrd hrathulness Of the ncation the spa
cious, handsome and commodi0us accommodations
which buildings afford; the fact that education
intellectual and handicraft, may be acquired here in M
respect inferior 10 that given NJ other schms of the
kind and the low price which all these advantages
are rendered. 10 merit the attention Of those who
have deaf mute c.;.dFoa wards in need OF nstruc
ton
Applications for admission or for additional informa
ton may be made 10
JOSEPH D. TYLER, Principal.
Sfaunton, August ], lSiS-cim
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LAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber wishing 10 leave lie county, odrrs
L for sale The 1ratt 81 i.ani which he noY
sides, in New Kent, about sixteen miles below Rich
mend, and thin Dlie nf atc.liir'S Tavern con
tanning iGl acres, which y good dwelling and con-
venirnt nnt houses, AL coodan extensive orchard OF
choice fIuit-aso, fist rate nrl.uw There Is fst
rate mari bank on this farm Far health and comfort
few farms equal II III the lower connry;-ls Tor
frrcliiy. the growing crop Is better recommendation
than can D. ssbly give. The above farm can be pu.
chased privately, accommodating terms, until the
2oth OF September ISIS; and, IL mol previously sold
will that day hr sold II auction, on the premises, 70
the highest bidder
TERMS made known on ,h- day Of sale.
Aue aa-ctls REUBEN MOSS.
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WI LII offer for sale the premises. 10 The highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, The 9th tay of Septern-
her. 1918 IL fair IL not the r- fair ay thereafter. two
Tracts Of Land tue one caei Wooislcc. the late re-
demcr Of Overtoa bling Fnrk Greek, Ia the conn
" of Louisa containing ahnu, four hundred and hlty
45u acres. The Improvements consist Of large and
conmoJiun, dwelling house. IN good repair and all me-
ccssary hses for the accommodation oil large Ia
miiy-wiih ino garden and good apple ana peach
orchard
The other tract nearly adlons the inst, Containing
about two knnd rd and tweIry (.lal acies.
particular description 81 The aho-r land IS deemed
unnecessary as OF cou-r any person wishing TO pur-
CHI ,se VIII frst vrw ihr premises
II IL considered most hraiihy sn';ioD, and ns good
as any land In that se.toDia :noisi good neighpcr-
hood.
The tracts will be- sod separately together to suit
purchasers.
be liberal and accommodating.
WILLIAM ovERToN,
Arp l5-c,ds Executor of Oyerton.
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Good washing may be had a, from So TO $40
'' MEDICAL. nrpapruprr


In the Medical Department, the session is of the
length as The Academic Sessi0n-nlne monihs-which
enables tile students to complete a curriculum Of stu
dice as extensive as that OF any other Medical Insttu
ton In the Union, by attending only two lectures a
day They have, moreover, the advantage Of daily
gid examinations the subjects discussed in the daily
lectures.
The expenses ofthe Medical students are the same as
those of aher students, with the addition Of dssect
ing fee of SIS. WA. ). KEMPER
Proctor and Patron of the University of Virginia
yon
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Land for sale.

NOW oiTrr for sale several tracts or parcels Of Lind
lying aud being in the county OF Bath, aud State n
Virginia. On the turnpike road leading from the county
of Alhsmarle 10 Gnyandotte, lying three miles from
Bath Courthouse and TIVE miles from the Hot Springs,
being between the two watering places The several
tracts contain in the whole, upwards nf nine hundred
acres with The following Improvements, rz:-One
large stone dwelling house, 81 feet In length and 80
feel in width and laid of II convenient rooms for Ia
,ern house, large stone kitchen; smoke house; spring
houses one stone stable, with 10 stalls for horses, aud
one log stable with stalls and good barn, with two
urauares and other necessary buildings, with about
two hundred acres under fence and improved, with
never failing spring Of water tile same sufficient To
turn grst and mill al all seasons Of the year and
quantity of excellent timber for saving into plank on
the lands aforesaid, with splendid range for cattle,
horses sheep, hogs, &c. The land is well adapted 10
wheat corn, oats, grass. &c aud more eligible spot
is found in Western Virginia for tavern stand.
aud raising stock and poultry. with convenient mar
kei nj the Hot and Warm Springs for the same.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing said farm VIII call
on the subscriber and owning the premises or, IN
his absence, Of The member Of his family,
who will show them the land and LEI thrRi know the
terms uf s1le. JACOB GRoSE.
r LII the above property should no; be disposed
o; bv the !>t OF September next il will be offered for
reat the premises, on that day, hy way OF pnhlc
auction JACOB GRUSE.
Aug. l-clm
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TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEERS OFFICE,
cor,r,, ,,,rc.rrInr J,ryp npJPE


WythsvilI-, Virginia, Iuly s5ih. lsas.
PROPOSALS will be receive al the omce IN "a
lem, Roanoke county until ne e6th day OF ADJUST,
for the grading and McAdamzig seven miles OF .ne
road between Salem and Cloverole; and nj the Office
in Wyiheville, until the End ny nj September, 10,
grading and Matchmaking thiryfse miles OF me roa"
extending from New River TO Vytheviie. hach see
ton Will be $500 feet long Bis VIII slate tnr price
proposed for the entire completion Of each section.
Plans, rrofiles and specifications may be seen upon
application 10 rhr undersigned, his office In WINE
vile. The work 10 be completely The Isl Of iaLhafy
1850. LEWE NJ. PROVOST,
Aug. 4-c9t Eng and SIP. ). w. Turnpike.
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cox IIEATH For SALE

THIS Ia very desirable Tract Of Land Of 100
i acres, within three miles of buckingham Court
housewife m abundance Of wood and water, about
I5l acres Of fine tobacco land clear for which IL
peculiarly adapted, anc is also well suited TO The pro
ducton Of earn and wheat. There ~ an excellent
new dwelling house al Two stories with three ronns on
each floor and cd cellar. THIS land not 20 Il bo
fore HE day oil October next VIII then be Offered al
public auction, at Buckingham Court house, II being
iourt day lfit 81 ND he snii privately before The day
Of sale due nntce will be given. Any person seeking
information obtain u by addressing the subscriber,
NJ Buckngha Courthouse, or by personal ms lection
OF the premises The parties Interested are anxious TO
SELL and Will make the terms easy aud accommodating,
which will be made known on The das Of sale.
u,29-crds w r MOSELEY.
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NV the Magnetic Telegraph.

c)r,tsp0ll.cnce u nc HIcaHsOnI EH4"HT.
BALTIMORE Aug. IS p. Nj.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Telesraphic dispatches one day later than he
pnbshed accounts By the steamship Bniannia.
have just come 10 hand.
Teesraphic intelligence 10 The latest moment
represents tha, Dublin was quiet The 'fiais u
The insurgen, leaders were progressing "n.'',ti
ruptedly, and il was generally snrposs" '"Ss ''.s
uly in O'Dousbery's case ~onia Dc uhd''e 10
agree. :, = ros;,;v,,, ,sse,,s1
has entered the Papal dominons.
i. CANAAN Marryali, the noveiis is dead.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

,y,HE next session Of this Institution will commence
the LIST Of October, and terminate The 3lst OF July
following. 49,
and Sciences designed 10 prepare students ict collie
TERMS for Board including washing bedding and
f,.n and Tnion will he S2iO-sl5 payable The Isl oi
Oe,obrr Sis the LIST of March.
Persons wishing more particular information Vii ad-
F w COLEMAN, N, Principal.
Post Ofice-Concord Academy.
REFERRSCES-Hon John Y Mason,r Secretary Of
the Navy; Or Scott,~ Speaker Of tie Senate u va;
Thomas Randolph, Esq., Albemate; Or lnstrai
Cook Portsmouth; Robert Stannrd, Lsa, Echmo"d;
Wm II Harrison. ESQ., Prince George: lion Gidm
Riyes, Albemarie; VIM II Tayioe, E>q,* NoGGt Airy;
Richard Bay!or, ESQ., Essex; Andrew Hunter Esq :.
Jefferson, Clayton Coleman, ESQ., Lnuis;; Rev FL
liou Estes South Carolina; John Tabb. ESQ., Gior-
c.s,er; WIN Il Roy, ESQ., Gloucester Hou koh-,, u
T Hunter, Essex; RI Rev Nicholas Cobbs, ID H. BISHOP
OF Alabama; Hon Thomas II Bayly, NJ G; JUDGE oaniel
Coleman, Alabama; Hon James Seldom" kich
mopd; Gen Bernard Peyton* Richmond; Hon James
NJ Mason, . Frederick; b w Leigh, Esq Rirhmond;
Rev WIN Friend, Port Royal; Judge Samuel chapman,1
Alabama; John r Bryan Esq = Gloucester; isnr Reu.
bon Chapman, Alabama; John I Gnoscn, BsG" Pc
tersburg
Gentlemen who either have had, or n present
have sons or wards members If the lEsti c.ian.
Aup o9-ctOctl
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Is. sSasis& "A. DO.
nE GTTERIES

4
eiCJIoHp, VIRGINIA.
STRaws SHOW HOW THE WIND BLOW, and
: ptR' ELL. : 60. have given the most unconies-
iai!c proof TN; y. PAINE CO.'S Lotteries ofihr
and that hel. lotteries take the lead o. all
oh-Js. Adventures, examine tire following brilliant
Schemes, aud ii prize is wanted buy Paines Tickets
P.9!NE'S LOTTERIES .sLHaYS HEAD!
GR5rec Gentcd lnck at I'URCELL 4 CO.'S.
TtiE. BRILLIANT PRIZE. OF 200 SOLD
AT OUR COUNTER!
tn rc!!a.riag list OF prizes 10 Richmond in
Lotteries under shc popular management Of d. Paine &
~ III 'ess ;ban siriy days:
Who.e 8 IL - So 900 Quarter, i6 Sc ID, SIS GOT
Ealf, 81 IL, l2,ooO Quarter, 10 Al 90, $500
Quarter, , - %, 5000 Wh"e, - 50 81, 1890
AMI, for grand prizes, eynlnn. the following bril-
ian; schemes, aud forward your orders 10 rs, or TO
c. W. PURCELL 4 co.,
Asenttor Paine * Co.. Richmond Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Gr,nd Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 49, 10 be
drawn i, Baltimore on Saturday, Sept 9th, ls4S rs
Splendid Scheme:
prize Of s1Qgen prize of $500
10000 % Z" 400
90 l,pe0 20 800
Tickets SO; hdlves5, quarters SO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 90. TO he drawn
d, Baltimore Saturday, Sept 10th, lsds IS Nos.,s2O
Grand Capitals:
prize of Sal, li5 .6przes Of 81 ,000
u 600 ~ 500
10 0lo - $50
aGOO &c. &c.
~ The Isl 81 "a, iih, sh 9th. 7ih, 9Th 9Th and 10Th
drawn Nos. Sl5-all Others s. net. co
Tickets si5--halves aud quarters IN proportion
~ ~ purchasing By the package deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
~ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets ~ TIE above, any other Lottery drawing
maze p'r 81 sss;s from 81 to sS bRce our ma
Assntfcf PAINE 3: CO., Richmond Va.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BALTIMOEEi Tug. % . W
A collision between two ,fains occurred t0-iaF,
near New Ark, New Jersey. Several ca.s We
smashed 10 pieces, ami nine persons were moe
mr. less injured
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prDITCTIoN IN TIE PRICES OF WATTS
w. an cE-pp ICE PI OIIGES

N consequence Of the fall In the price of Grain,
have reduced the price Of our Ploughs The chaIac-
ter or the Plough TOO well known 10 need description
Those who have the Plough wUrk, may under
stand the principle from the following
CARD OF DIRECTIONS:
To Increase the deTa Of tbs fUrrow, sacsen the hs1
screws which connect the wood work with thr IRON,
and press the handles back whra VIII make tne oeah
rise al the olives as II sps back through tnr ehn;
IL il runs too Deep srkrn the screws anu faso VIC
handles and thus lover The end OF the beam.
To make the plough cut q wide furrow, loosen ino
scr.ws OF the cuff only and drive down me wooden
wedre which will turn the front enh OF the beam 70
,hs H'r,ow whie The point OF the Plough will set more
to the uncut land. ~.
n,ss the cuff screws tight
Wbrn In motion, keep nil the screws tight.
Aug a2-cit "Io "niA = ~
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
,HE next session Of this Institution will begin on
L the Isl OF September. There are two courses OF
.tudy-the Irregular COURSE" embracing Inc Classics
French and the Sciences, and the asrieutura course,
including French and the Sciences. The necessary OK
penscs for the collegiate year. exclusive Of cioibns &c
no. exceeds $3.50. INDECENT young men, OF GOOD cnafae
ter are admitted tuition FREQ. For further Information
apply 10 the Faculty. d.
Le1iu g.on, July ilth, ls4a-ewew
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pyCcITTpplS NoTIrl,


LII persons In wing claims against the late DR.. Nm
n MiSroS, are requested 10 present them immediate
y 10 The undersigned 70, payment, and those Indebted
his estate, respectfully requested 10 make pay
ment 10 him without delay. b. r. PRESilS,
Executor Of William Minton, deceased.
Ha-'dco, August lS-c2n
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A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED

A SlfUATiOS As IcaStca " ~ -
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who is Ii na'i"e O. VIZ
"A ena and graduate oi a highly Respectable college,
and who proposes TO devoe himself To the INSTRUCTION -
YOUTH wishes TO obtain employ either III private
family or as an assistant in Literary Institution
or 10 lake charge OF small school moderate sa'ar!
would he accepted for the first year, ii he location and
other things are desirable particularly II there - fos
prct Of more liberal compensation afterwards The
very best testimonials will be furnished Sotn n re-
cards qua iicaons and moral and religious claracitr
ANY communications on the subject, addressed q ".
b b, Little Piymoaih, King & Queen cuG"i. Va,
will be promptly attended 10. Jul. 25-c"oW
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES

VIRGINIA. MILITARY ms
THE following Senatorial Districts vacan, In Tho
Representatives OF state Cadets. Al the Virgins
Military institute and they will br filed by selections
from such applications az may be transmitted tpost
pad TO the Superintendent BY the 10Th October next
The Board of Visitors will meet 10 Richmond for thif
purpose on the 10th day Of October:
j. Washington, Russell, Scott &c.
O. Shenandoah, Page. Hirdy, &c.
3 buckingham and Pendleion.
A. Bedford and franklin.
5. Charlotte, Nottoway, p Edward, and Lunenburg.
G. Halifax and MecklrnbmrG.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military Institute.
Juy ll-cwl2W
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AUCTION SALES.
by K. 81. dickinson & Bro.

This day, 4, 10 o'elock, will he sold three Ne
sto.A.en, :hree Negro boys ami two Negro Girls.
r. FL DICKINSON Il BRO,
aug. ~ Aucts
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PLE NSAN 4 KfSlDENCE FOR SALE
THE above dissolution rendering IL necessary for ns
i to give INV undivided attention 10 my hllsinr.s /
will sell nv present residence at "A far mir. !, y
place, formerly known As Dival's Grrden contains
ahori eleven acIrs Of fine nai;,rni soil i'm ,,ov-d Ia m.
highest degree. There ia nent and cJnmod,ns ri
tarr sufficient fer iarg. family or Lnardrr s,,n,l
upon IL, aud varieyni other buildings The In lf,,,
IRE Of choice kinds and The flower garden IL hand.
somrIy arranged.
Au is w. NJ. HARRISON
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
GRADUATE Of one Of our best Institutions IS oe
n srous of a situation rs Teacher. He would aceep.
one as Principal CT an Academy, or as Assistant. 0.
Private Tutorshp. He has had experience ~ .eaS
ing and can furnish the most Satisfactory W
Address "ALPHA," care Of T Nasn, fsss'0u'" W
Aug ll-e6t
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CcocHLAvp COUNTY, Dtr" @0'H' '
To w. p. Elason: r,.,, f,om Gen. Ber-
Dear Sill nave ,rhie am well pleased Above
send DRAFT on sss,s ass ysas os wv
tho balance due, after dedue.ing inc 'a'ue
With respse'' '''''' 4. FLEMING.
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mo. :, SoUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RiCl
Il MJAD. VIRGINIA.

.SSIGtEsssSE - Srts1~Ss
MO. :, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, KiCH-
IL @0AD. VIRGINIA.
I.r, attire world say what they can,
ror se'ing Prizes. sra hTToH'S the man. :,
Drawn Nos ii Monnnoalia Lottery, Glass ~:
s !, 20 Al Is , 81 Is II Is 33 90 SO 25.
Fat, Nos. . 5 -, prz: OF 40 dollars.
Hal, Ms. 3S as rs a priz- Of la0 dollars.
Bo'h 50 and paid By STRATTON.
>tiI ihev Comct- 900 said md paid
Drawn Nos II Delaware, Ne 40 July 10:
81 i3 Is 50 II as 81 81 3 81 80 II.
Ticket, Nos 81 50, Capital OF IS 600, sold
and rand 10 working man OF this city Nv
''' 49, STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. a. l.eesbrrg Lo'iery, No. Al:
81 IS SIS IL 80 II IS 10 81 70 81 70
Ticeel Nos 81 IS 81; prize Of 200; and
Ticke' Mes. 20 a 80; PIE Of ioo' lynn Two more
sui and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Lccshurg Lo terry, Glass 40
Is % 81 . 80 . IS Ii 20 Ii I3 81 81.
Ticker. Nos 20 So as prize Of l50 dollars,
sold and ra;d b. STRATrON.
SCHEMES FOR THE lHEEK
% $50 D9LLAeS, > Of 10000 DOLLARS!
TpESDAY-I,res5ur.. No 10. Capitals $50, Isl,
nr lUooa : Of l.1a1 10 Of 500, 10 Nos, l3 drawn
Tickets s., haYcsa 59;Qss. %.
3aOlo DOLLARS! 10000 D0LLiRS!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 46 Capitels:-Sil,-
co., auooo, eap 5000 6oco 5,Ooa $500, 5000 9
~ 2a90 i59 Of ,nle the lowest Nos, NC 20 NOS,
II drawn. Tickets SIP; naives o; quarters ).
- Gno DOLLARS! 5 Of 7,GGO DOLLARS!
ruC GSpAi-Suss.y. No. e. Capitals: S2',Ga0,
3 oil 7,osp 5,sg9 5 u 1850, &c 7s Nos, Is drawn
Tics-,- i na,y,, : 5o,qaarers -
- $50 nOLLA&S' iG0o DOLLARS!
5 S.:, aoo s7 II iouG. &c Is nos, IS drawn
| t,rk-'s II, ':ciyfs !; iaasIsis i
..iTtytp ,.s,ra. NJ, $ Capiials:-s4.-
onu. i,uv. ..3, s. :. ,;as, ii dawn. Tickets 81;
ausf l"t o as @ss'a 's & 8 S"s IS H " ~
, S'aMa .aP,'as; ON ooo
! :. 90, prs :" Ss,3
!. S,".,,i nan lGeo
go. '"o3 -, -, ,,,.,, , ", :, sno
..;.ts,s es' h.,s.' - ny nnaT,.rs s
'''heS = '1''es ~ i""''-i
Orders or rex tsts, Certificates ui Packages ahn
sEcis iich-i- ~ m 'hc ieieie> WIN De prompt! AZ
ada.e - Dg.:e.s,o NJ srRAIIoN,
Aas = eichninhc, VI.
II i Ayers.
:" ,,.,. .ss ;;,g,fi
/ LSS,'sf. 49,. !. ~ ~ IN ny"
| GaiNl. .sfE,,tf.S FOR SEPTEMBER
,,ss. 4 Go, Isss n +.
''i-''''" ".es.'as go = -. ~ ~ t.ewn
'''' y" : quay @nsi;a 4: .., go,
| a, .,tgeyo ar & on0 i,hr lowest 3 No prizesl
- rirk.ts s.la.h.,.s an propo,,,on
n.,,,,.,A o,,.,, M - n Ne drawn Seuren,Le, G.
> ~ mn, ~ d,,,., h,ots
| = - p,i,...
!, ,:..,f can nrnI 70 ,,iz.sor $500
a! I. non "a 100
.riesot. sla. In v.s 5. onartsrs So
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NO TITE.
rjO THE STOCKHOLDERS IF THE LOUISA

no THE STOCKHOLDERS IF THE LOUISA
Il RAILROAD COMPANY, uner the act of eth
March, lS47:
The following acquisitions are heeby made, viz: In
addition the of three doilarcaed for, five dol
lars payable the first day Of eah Of The months Of
March. April, May, August, Sepls1brr, October and
December and len dollars the irst day OF each OF
the months Of June July and November, each share
Subscribers in Augusta will ps in the Bank a,
and those In Richmond in the Ban Of Virginia, 10 the
credit ofthe Louisa railroad Comply Punetmainy is
Important interest oiH be due aeh nstalnent not
paid by order of the Board
CHARLES TH0MS son, Treasurer.
n,u he Esh
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p. t r B l. ELS
School for Young Gentlemen,

ESSEN COUNTY, VA.
THE Principal OF this School, grateful for the patron
he hls heretofore received, respectfully informs
his friends ami The public that IT'S session will
commence on the first Monday in October next, and
terminate the last Of July. One month vacation 10
he given at Christmas.
The course Of instruction embraces the usual branch.
Of an English education, together with tho Latin
French. Spanish and Italian languages.
TIE RMS:
For English instruction, per session, SIS 90
For Latin and English, % 80
For Latin and French, 30 Oh
For Spanish and Italian, each, 800
Payment will be expected nj the expiration OF each
half session
This School is situated In the Immediate vicinity oi
Dunnsye Post Office. and lis location, in point OF
health, unsurpassed by any situation IN the lower coun
try.
Boarding may he had very reasonable terms In the
immediate nci.hblrtond ut The School.
pT Letters addressed to z. Tribe, Onnnsyillr Esse
county, Virginia. will receive immediate attention.
.u.d,
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LAND AND MILL IN HANOVER CUUN.
1Y tUR SALE

IyHE undersigned offers 20 s-ll privately, the Farm
and Min belonging the Estate OF charles Taliey.
deceased, situated the main road from the Did
church the Guy Of Richmond, and distant from the
city eleven miles The Tract Of Land has The improve
ments necessary for family, and contains two hun
bred aud sixty aces. The Mill has one pair Of corn
and one pai OF wheat stones, Of excellent quality, and
~ In good order for the manufacture nj Hour
! will sell the whole propely together. or the MN sc
parately, with fifty of land adjoining upon huch
terms be considered reasonable and tar 10 any
purchaser.
Immediate possession Of the NH can be gwen
EZEKIEL 4. TALLBY.
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Immediate possession oI ttF VII TIN DC E'31T No.
EZEKIEL =. TALLEY.
Hanover July 81, lsI6--cw6wA

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
,I,lIE subscriber, wishing 10 remove from the county
of King Wiliaa oilers ici sale his Plantation, ST.
mated therein upon the West side Of tho pubic road
l.ad,np from the Court house OF said county 10 Fra
z.r,s Ferry about two miles ifon thr Mattaponi river
Il contains 500 OF land, aoont A0 OF which In
Guiding 50 acres of swamp land, Is cleared The wood
land consists chiefly Of red and white OAK cedar and
pine of which last Kind three or four thousanf cords
NAV be cut from the land. aud still leave an abundance
If wood for fuel &C. II is well walered and has upon
il a ned Of mari Of good quality. The improvements
thereon ARE a comfortable dwelling house. kitchen,
dairy narn and necessary houses, all In good or
der more minute description Is deemed unnrcrssa-
~ as persons DESTROYS of purcha ling such farm are
tsaue st1d view the premises which will be shown
them by the subscriber, e no resides thereon
CHRISTOPHER LlP5COMB.
LIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
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