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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-02-12

INDMNA,-This State does not make q
good exhibit in her educational Statistics
One-sevenh of her people, over the age OF 81,
cannot read and write. Wayne County, set
tied mainly by Friends, is an exception to
the general rule. Only AZ adults arc unable
to read and write within its bounds.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-02-12

o. Once in II WHILE the Locofoco papers
do tell the truth, by accident. Thus-lhe
Boston Times, in giving an account of the
war meeting in Philadelphia, says that 'lhe
resolutions were complimentary of the orig
inatOr Of the ,Oar and the war Itself The
President was particularly remembered"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-02-12

cions writer advises all young men to seek
their companions for life from the class who
nre willing 10 he found in the kitchen, with
out making apologies for it, This is sage
advice, and ifyoung ladies' were aware that
those men who nre worth their seeking, gen
orally act upon it, and had rather lind them
at the wash tub than weeping over 'the last
new novel;" they would not run away from
their work aud hide when young man is
seen approaching the house as they often do.
They would let him know that they are worth
something more than mere paylhings-thnt
they are not butterflies, very pretty to look
upon, but if handled, perish with the touch.
Nothing recommends young lady like i'll
dustry. To understand labor and to per-
form it well is one of the first qualifications.
Ladies should never be ashamed of being
caught at work.-OHUe Branch
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-02-12

GRocER.-Well, Augustus, you have been
apprenticcd now three months, and have
seen the several departments of our trade
wish to give you choice ofoccupaton.
Apprentice.-ThanI'ee sir. .
Grocer.-Well, now, what part ofthe bust
ness do you like best?
Apprentice. With a sharpness beyond
his years. -Shultin up, sir.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-02-12

PRIVATE.
To JAMES X. Polk, President ofhe United
States Of America, Aierico, sc.
CRY OF Mexico, ANNEXED U. S., DEC. 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
uURLEYs OFFICE, No. lOl Eas. Main
July IS 2ol Broad Street, ShockoelHill.

Il
IL Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again"
Draw,ng Of Sussex Co. Lottery, Ell 81, July s.
81 80 % Sc IA / 7 SO SIS 81 GO 3 "a.
Half Ticker, Nos. IA "a 81, Capital sold
a., maid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, q, June %;
% II SO II 9 s So Is 81 30 70 u
I'cse,, Nos. 8 81 So, prize of l6O dollars,
OF. and paid BY HURLEY:
Dawn Nos. Leesburs Lottery, Glass IS, June q:
Is 80 40 10 40 81 6 l6 IA l 60 80 As So.
Ticket Nos. 10 SO G.. prize OF 100 dollars,
sot and paid by HURLEY.
Dawn Nos. OF Mononeaia Lottery, Glass 81:
323 35 II 40 66 9 80 90 81 "A | 3 % 81.
Whole Ticket, 9 80 IS, CAPITAL sold and
paiG Nv HURLEY.
Dawn Nos. OF SUSSEX Lottery Class GA:
i Is s 50 IA IS IS So 81 9 IA 66 70 II.
Ticket, Nos. 6 65 Sc, another Capital. sold
and pa;1 by HURLEY.
Virginia State Leesbnrg Lottery. Class a. 10
r ''awn at Alexandria, Virginia, on TUESDAY,
lryls. Is Nos, Is drawn. Splendid ;chrmt:
| pr Z OF $40 1870, OF 10000, | Of 10000, S
r' coo, 10 OF 500, 30 Of $50, 20 of $50, 22S
q l00, 81 Of 20 &c, &c Tickets IS.
Netne tay-2O 600 dollars. Ticket $40.
Thur,day- o. go dollars Tickets dolla's.
he e'or;ous lille Suall Fry as usual This
%esk Cspi;al 5000 dollars. Tic keis dolla';
s.ares in proportion
Drawn Nos ri Leesburg Lottery. Glass 80:
e. 20 a. SO 81 81 70 so 80 "a 4.
u Prizes il every Lottery, cali at
HURLEY'S.
?. S.--Orlers for Packages Certificates Of
paesascs, Single Tickets or Shares promptly a.
e-tet .. ami an account OF lie drawings sen, TO
- par Of The United States, Tree OF postage
p.ease address
WI. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
y B. Hurley pays postage on all levers 10 and
LON his Office, aud sends The drawings 10 his cor.
:e>condrn.s as soon as they are received.
Inj- 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MII FOR SALE

JIAVfSG taken lease on the Tavern, &C, at ame-
i liza Courthouse, for term of years, again offer
for sale the Plantation on which now reside lying In
Amelia county, one mile West of Dennisvie. contain
ing three hundred and sixty acres, with comfortable
Dwelling House with 1--WE rooms four with hre places
and all necessary out houses, with an excellent garden
and yard, newly and neatly enclosed with extensive
apple and peach orchards of choice fruit. Tho Plan
talon Is divided into three fields which produce good
crops or grain &c lies very level, and IS admirably
adapted improve II has about seventy ACRES OF
excellent wood land, and plenty of cid held pine.
II has on il Steam Saw Mill, built In the best man
nor with all the modern improvements; and. think
can safely say Is the best Saw Mill ever saw The
engine 10 horse pewcr built In the most simple and
beat manner with boilers twenty feet long, TWEEN
" two inches diameter. II has been but lilie used
and il nearly az good as new
The engine drives the saw ably through logs oil any
size and viii cut, with proper management TWO thou
sand per day. and requires about one good wagon
load Of wood per pay
The management of the engine Is very simple, and
any smart negro will learn II in few days The saw
Mill will he sold either with without the land, and
can be moved and put up anywhere without much cost
The subscriber win attend f desired, TO putting i IN
operation for any persou who may buy IT. Grist MIL
may be attached to with very Lille cost This Mil IL
very valuable piece of property, and will clear from
six 70 eight dollars per day.
If private sale OF this property IS not elected De
fore the Both day Of September, 1913 Will he offered
for safe on that day. public auction on the premises
For further particulars, address The subscriber, ut
Amelia Court house.. JOHN a. JEiEh.
July lS-claftdS$
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
By W.. GoddIa,, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER
CALLED "TUCKaHUE," FOR SALE AT AUG
lion UNDER DECREE OF Gil iAcERY COURT.
u virtue of Deed uf ISust. rsttuied To William
- Dahifidee, now dscra.e:, aLG he subscriber, by
Thomas Mann kahdnpa aud Lucy ..tn his wife, bear
ING date the .uth day oil August, ls27, duiy re-
corded III Gonrnand County tourl; aud IN pursuance
~ decree the superior Court Of thancrry for the
hcinond Circuit, Pronounced on The l7th day Of Feb
inafy, ioio ~ The case OF Brocsenbrough W. Ran
u"phi &c. shell, rs The surviving trustee in the
deeu OF trust aforesaid, ard acting also the Commits
sohat OF me Court proceed To sell upon the premises,
on Tuesday, the ls,h day Of July, ls4s. at twelve
oc"ck M u ial, II not, TIE neat fair day. 'at pub
nc auciion To the highest bidder, all and every the
Interest, right, eand estate in law equity OF the
saih 'EoHas NJ Randolph and Lucy Ann his " lie, in
aud u The Tract Of land by them conveyed Jaqurlnr
b. II .rvis and William Dandr.ds. by the deed dated
goth day of August, 1927, exhibited with the bill upon
the following terms, to vii: For cash, ihd OF
The purchase money, and upon credit OF one and
years respectively for equal parts and nsalmrns
Of The residue, '"taking bonds, with good security
for The credit payments and retaining The title untthe
purchase money shall be-Gully paid"
The estate, called "Tuckahoe," and referredtG in
the decree aforesaid continued NJ The date Of the ust
deed aforesaid, about 500 acres, of which part has
been sold III Ia Mcssrs. Stephen Duyal fiezekiah
H. Wight, and The TnckahOe Cnll Mining Company,
leaving about 800 subject however 10 The
right IN the part of said Tuckahoe Coat Mining Com
pany 10 NINE under thr said land. map and survey
oil which viii be exhibited on the day Of sale.
The said Estate lies In the county OF Goochland /,
about thirteen miles above The city OF Richmond, on
either side OF Tie lanes River aud kanawha Canal,
and Is justly regarded among the most valuable
Farms the river Persons wishing 10 view the PIC.
misses are referred lsjor snead, the occupant who
viii, am sure. give any information III regard TO them.
The utle 10 the above property IL believed 10 be- per
itri, but The undersigned VIII convey only such ttle
Is vested in him ~ The deed o trust and decree aorr
said. b. fIaEvIE, Trustee and comm'r.
F.S.-TLe above mentioned Estate contains about
two hundred acres Of low ground naturally fertile
any James river. There Is At the Tnckahoe
Aqneduct twelve miles from Richmond and immed-
atcly on the margin Il the Canal, admirable site,
with - head aud fail for large mandatory, es
pecaIly oflron, coal =" the best quality for manufac
turing purposes II raised within very short distance Of
the spet.
20 sale 10 be conducted By
MAY l7-ditScwlds W. GODDIS, Auct'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
TIE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
a Nh IIInI YREATE SPRINGS


rf,IlS agreeable summer retreat Is again open 10 VI
j sitcT9. Tn. virtue of the waters IN inyigrrane
the frame, and in restoring health where tie
stronger of other sections had been tired ~
vain uns now been sufficiently tested by the expert.
encr Of one seasnr. ain therefore. Justified IN be-.
sprak,ng for them thr iavp, OF The public aud especial
" OF inraids whose systems require niiief Influence
than - mountain hrrekei ami atfsher "aisfs ui west
ern rirgihIaare found 10 exert
Since the la season, lnpnrtan; improvements nave
been i.lr-smooh and shady walks, ana irpei roahs
through the ample forest gfonn1s attached 10 the
Snriury. invite Tile romantic and The lovers OF rural
exrrc,srs: ard for those whose quest IL recreation
more than health musicai band, tine airy ball room,
bathing apartments. bowling alleys, aud al the Gus
tCinary resources Of pleasure ard amusement nave
been provided In shor eiicr! expense has been
spared 10 supply whatever might coniific tothe com
fort or enjoyment nl the guests.
The establishment IS mainly Under The man gemrnl
Of the same attentive aud oOeing su9erInsrndenss,
male nd female whose efforts 10 please gave ch sa-
tisfartun the last and "a shall reside al tnr
Springs IL will he endeavnr. by general siipervi
slnn aid in securing the great ends oil hcath 10 me
sick aud pleasure 10 the healthy
The lluguenol Spnnesare on the riveT foaa " row
ha,an near sianaXin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond. From that city packet boat
fitted up expressly foT the purpose, with separate apart
ens f,f ladies' children and inv lids, VIII take writ
ora 10 The Ferry sixteen miles, whence line Of coach
e. will carry them The Springs. The boat wis leave
The INNER end OF The Basin Tuesdays, ibnfs1a> :
and Saturdays, al oc'ncs, II, isiirhins on MON
days, Wednesdays and risays at O'Clock, y n
Fare 81 Is. -
Board $50 the season, ending 30ih September; $50
per month; $40 pcr week; 81 50 per day. chidion
and servants hall price Horses sUper motn ~ CO.
per day \. ". 'o = ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
LOTTERIES.
atrataoM2A e3Gtaee.
MO. S, souTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
IN MONQ. YInGLNIN. 49,. u.

NO. S, souTn FouaTEENrH STREET, Rich.
IN MOND. VIRGINIA. .A.. ... !.
Lei All The world say whatthsy can,
Far selling Prizes, STRh l"rnN's Tho man.
Moie good luck al STRATTON'S! Another
Capital Of !0, 600 iulaTs snid and paid +, 49,.
Drawn Mo-. oil Sussex Lo ieIv, No. 3, Jung IS:
Sc &c , : IN IS IL As I'll "a 81 81 3
Ti:k-,, Nos I ~ 81 Al het Capt. roi TO-
coo, soll IL a genll"man irnin Chesterfield, and
cas!ed al sigh by nlRAf TON.
Drawn Nos. Of Mnnonsalia No 20, JnLe IS:
7 % is IS IL 80 20 % 81 az II So 2.
Ticket, Ncs. I % 80, prize OF $1,000, sold
and IA Inv SiRaTToN.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. 80. july IL:
81 43 i3 ! SIS So "a IS 10 40 So 81 63
Tick,l Nos. 81 &c So priz. OF Sl5O-TIcke,
Nos. 2 81 TO- prize Of 500. Both sold and
paid by oiRAITON.
Drawn Nos. NJ Sussex, Extra No Gi. univ Is:
Al 6, 6 81 IA 55 35 So 81 9 IA &c rs III.
Ticket, Nos 50 &c IS, a Capital, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawing Of Lsesburg Lottery, No SO, July Is.
81 20 40 IS 26 81 II 50 80 "a s
Drawing Of Sussex, Del Lottery: Extra, No. "a:
A. IS 6 50 IA So IS 60 81 9 "A Sc 70 IL.
Drawing Of The Leesbnrg Lottery, Glass &c.
CT 20 d So % e. y so 80 81 "a.
ScHE11ES FOR THE WEEk.
W lou DCLLaitO. VI io.ooo - 'LLapoi
TUEsDAY-Leesburg, No. 81. Capitals: $40, 100,
of 10 00 nj 400 10 % 5nU SC rs Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets S.; halves 81; qrs' -.
80, 900 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLL!RS!
Observation-Disclosures NJ. a. Capitalists sao :
OOu 900 600 5U00 ALSO ) of 1900 10 Of ,B0o c
&C. &C Nos ~ drawn. Tickets SlOi halves 5; quar-
tiers SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 600O DOLLARS!
TuURsDAY-sus:et, No. So Capitals: Sal, OOO
G.OOO, 5000, ass, Of 900, &C 25 ms, IA drawn
Tickets SIS; haves2 81; quarters %
10000 DOLLARS! 6,0O0 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No IS. CaptaIs;-s20 GOO,
6Unn, i,Orn, 1900, a,li9, Of 1000, &c IS Nos, II
drawn. Tickets 81; haIyes2; quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susse1, Extra, No. 81 Capitas:-s5.-
0On, .oDn, 100, Jug, sc IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets
81 ;halves So cts.i quarters 25c Cts
$685. DOLLARS
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No 81, for sis 10
be drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, July %. * No.
Lotlery-l6 drawn ballots. Splendid Scbrme: Si6,
5Sj, 1000 i0,OG, 1000, 5000, 1000, 3COn, 2,5u
2a7, 1900, 10 Of 9Oo 10 OF 900, &C Tickets only
SIS; halves 50; quarters 3 IS.
so 900 DOLLARS :! 10000 D0LLARSl
Virginia eesburg Lottery, Glass No. 81, for 1913, 10
he drawn al Alexandra, on Saturday, the syth July
Magnificent Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5,Oo0
500, 900, 2501, so of ,OUO &C Tickets Sl0 halves
S; quarters = SO.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly al
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders To n. SfKATTDS,
July II richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmont
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, ls4s.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, ls4s.
46,5s5 DOLLARS! 1880 DOLLARS!
Virginia Lsrsburg ouery. Class No. IS, for 1915 10
be drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, July 90. 10 No.
Lnltery-l6 Drawn Ballots. Grand scheme: S46,5s5,
1880 0G0) 1905. 5000, 4,010 5000, 2d50, 22i7,
1900, 10 of 200, ~ OF 900 &C., &c. Tickets only
SIS halves 2 50 quarters3 10
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia I.eesburg Lottery Class No. ~, for lsi5 to
be drawn al Alexandria Saturday, July 29th. IS
Nos, l2 drawn. Brilliant Scheme S5n,OOO, 10000,
l0uoO 5000, inu0, 50J, 00D 5uO, Gcn 50 of 900.
&c. Tickets slc halves 5; quahrrse So
Orders Tor certificates or Packages single Ticket.
and shares, IN any Of the above Schemes addressed
the undersigned Will receive the most prompt a,ien-
ii"n and an account of each drawing forwarded as
as il Is received.
R-f!urley pays postage on all letters TO and
from his office.
liurley's rule Is IL cash all prizes al sight.
Hurley VIII Cash MI prizes sold BY other vendors.
Hurley has nj all times Complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 10 SaD
Please address your ordeisto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Nam street, Richmond, Va.
P.s.-AiI business strictly confidential. July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
VALUABLE LAND IN EASTERN VIR.
GINA For SALE

THE subscriber, Intending to remove eouth, offers Tor
] sale on accommodating terms, two Farms Tbs
one he now resides on Is that well known Tavern and
Store stand, THE DEEP WELL This Farm lies IN
Orsprs county, on both sides Of the Swift Run Road,
Leading 10 Fredericksburg This tract contains U acres
about IS acres are cleared and divided in six elds we'll
encio.ed. The improve ments are every thing family
could AJAX for comfort convenience. The location u
az healthy as any in tho State further description !,
as those wishing to purchase Will view
for themselves.
The other Tract lies in Greene county, two miles
above the frst aud contains LIS acres This land lies
on the North aide of tho road, and runs parallel with
the mock river and road for about mile Tho
improvements on this Tract bnt moderae-s toler.
able Dwelling House. kitchen aud Stables, and good
Orchard, &c. This land is highly susceptible oil I'M
and 10 thought to be valuable The fact Is
this Is grain growing region. and labor canhc ne
so,nt In vain on this red oamy soil As the subscriber
Il Determined TO SELL bargain can be had In eithe. Of
tho above Farms and IL they not sold privately be-
fore tho 18th of September they viii on that day be Of
fered n public sale to tho highest bidder Aso al ms
.ame limo all my STOCK Of Horses Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Grain OF all kinds. ono Plantation wagon,
Farming Utensils OF all kinds, Household and Kitchen
Furniture &C. Terms made known on the day OF safe
INV ls-cvtds JAMES F. THOMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICH MOND



AN authorized 10 sell The beautiful and highly I'M.
j proved FARM situated on the Western extremity 81
the City OF Richmond, belonging 10 Anthony Robinson
IL either in whole In divisions, as nly he most con
yenient 10 purchasers The farm consists (incuding
a wood lot Of 30 acres of about 100 of highly I'M
proved and productive land. plat, showing each de
vision, may be seen at my office, and am ready to
treat privately with gentlemen desiring to purchase
The terms may be made accommodating ~ DESIRABLE
upon the payments being satisfactorily serured
Early applications are desirable, AS the proprletnrs
object in selling is TO enable him to accomplish another
object. ~,
The upper division, extending from corner on Col
QUITS South line 10 the extreme Western line
of sydney adjoining CoIuitt on two sides. includes
fully "a acres and wood !ut on The upper side OF Co
quits Of y acres-logethe 81 acres of valuable tla
Bile land.
The second division contains 10 acres and includes
buildings orchards garden, portion OF meadow, &c
The third division Is nearest to Richmond, includes
the greater part of what was once Scuhs Town, con-
slsts of some valuab meadow, has large hay honso
SINAI, dwelling house, aud very fine well oil wafer
OIL it-containr about "a acres.
The fonlh division contains all the land which pr.
Robinson purchased between his original tract and the
Westharn road-about 81 acres. ,,
July 4-cw4W W. OODhlN.
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TO TIE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE
LOUISA RAILROAD.

FTRR tho Isl Of July, section oil The hoaa between
n Gordonsvs and Charlottesville will be put In ope
ration.
The Stages running In connection with this Road
will reach Cox's fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville,
6rst day from Richmond, which will relieve the passen
gers from night travelling all the way through TO Inc
White Sulphur
By special agreement with the nroiretnrs OF the
Stnee more liberal amount OF baggage viii be allow
ed than formerly between Slanon and Gordonsvilie.
Parties wishing extra Stages can always procure them
the proprelors al Charlottesville, aud regulate their
F Far. b.,s, cen Richmond and Stanton. 81 co
Fare between Washington and Siannton, mo de-
trntion ut Junction, and tickets obtained on the
hoat,l y" w
Passengers from the Southwest or West, going North,
can pay through at Staunton to Washington $40.
Aitsrths LIST september, The Louisa Railroad will be
completed within eight miles Of charlottesville.
June l3-ctAuQl5 T.. r. MASON, Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
DihrcIl,s Hotel.

81, MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA.
THE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for The
commodhthn OF the public, and will superintend
II in person. IL has just been repaired throughout, and
enlarged, by the addition of some fifteen bed rooms
large and elegant dining room, ladies' paror, &c.
The sleeping apartments In the new addition nre
large and we'll ventilated, neatly finished ard furnish
cd with nc furniture, the Whole interior presenting an
appearance of neatness and comfort seldom seen In tie
best ordered hotels.
Besides The usual comforts Of a house Of this kind,
there is SPRING of the very best free stone water
gushing out Of the rock OH which the hotel stands.
II being the intention OF the proprietor make this
first hotel in its general arrangement US Is nd-
United 10 be in extent aud architectural design, he
age Of the public.
Gentlemen arriving in their own conveyances WIZ
find good Stable aud Carriage House; and, for the &C
commodatinn Of travellers In the canal packets hacks
will always be in readiness to convey them TO and from
the hotel. CHS l.. DlBRELl. Proprietor.
luna 0i-datHrlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-18
DRAGON LAND in KING AND QUEEN
EOR SAL L

TINE undersigned Ia DESTROYS Of dispo. of his Farm,
L called ROCK SPRING, in King and Queen county,
lying Immediately on the Dragon Swamp, aud contain
ing hundred acres, about one hundred OF which
are low grounds. The Dragon lands are famous Tor
their fertility, and this farm Is one of the hest.
The low grounds are suited both for cultivation and
grazing, Astounding the very best grass for grazing
and hay, and is capable Of sustaining two hundred head
of cattle, and might be advanageous!y used rs STOCK
and dairy farm.
An n-rhaustah- source Of improvement is furnished
by The Dragon mud, accessible at all times, and IS
teemed by those who IL second In fertility and dura
bility TO no other manure.
The Improvements consist Of n large two.stored
dwelling house, recently completed, and finished IN The
most CANT style, nvrseers house. large barn, STABLE
&C., and houses sufficient 20 accommodate large fam
Iy Of servants.
am an Iious to SELL and having bought the property
al a low pri CO. will sell q great bargain.
My overseer, Mr.. NewblIl, will show The farm TO any
one wishing view It. and any information will be 81
ven hy the undesened IL applied 10 either personally
or by letter, addressed "aiilier's Tavern T. E5ssA
county Va - WIN. d. DAVIS.
lima -ruyAtg
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N office.

T meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed by the
"A Lesisaturs to cpon books for subscriptions 10 he
Stock Of tho Scottsvie and staunion mcAdamzsd
Road held 10 Richmond on Monday, July 10th, was
Ordered, That books of subscription be opened ut
the Counting Room Of II. w & j. J. Fry, 10 be kept
open until the amount Of stock necessary shall have
been subscribed.
In accordance with the above order, the books nre
now open al the Office Of the Messr3 Fry where those
disposed are requested forward and subscribe TO
the stock BY order ofths Commissioners.
JuIy l4-c2aw2w
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" sJIt 10 De tUHHHCIru Dg
Mag l7-ditScwlds W. GODDIS. Auct'r.
SALE or LAND IN CHESTERFIELD

SALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD.
IN execution Of the trusts created Ivy two deeds,
: made by I.nt.beny Walden, 10 the undersigned, ON
the aOh November 1919 for the benefit of Thomas Va
der, and lhr other made by the SAID tllrbery Walden
AMI Thomas Walden, 10 The same Trustee, the 26Ih
oil Jny, 1922, Tor the benefit ~ David Wrisger and
Matthew iiurioot, will be sold by lfr subscriber at
Chesterfield Court house, IN The second Monday in
July, 1913, that benz Chesterfield Court day, by public
amctinn the highest bidder, Tor cash third
Of the proceeds Of sale, and. To the residue Of the
proceeds Of sale on credit Of six and twelve months.
in equal in-taimrnis m undivided moiety Of a Tract
of Land lying Ia The said county. about Fix miles South
II the Courthouse, containing ioi aces, appears by
The SAID deeds. THIS tract Of lani is The which
devised by the viii Of George Va!sn, deceased, 10
HI. widow, Mrs. Sarah Walden, FOR her life, and Oh
which size lived uDtii her death, and on near which
Sir. Thomas Ga, Ton lives The purchaser VIII he
required 10 GIVE bonds with approved sure
tirs TOR the credit instalntnis IL carr from
III. day O sale and III. Tile VIII be retained nnti tho
money shalt nj! h. patti SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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