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Saturday Evening,-Snlesclo close al S O'Clock
IN MOO DOLLARS!
Sfra.fnhp,s Office

d
NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all IN. world say whalthey can,
For selling Prizes. sTRaIIoN,S The man.
Drawn Nos Leesbnfs Lottery Glass No. Al
66 60 Ia 60 10 AZ 80 10 10 81 sc 3
Tickle, Nos. ID 80 60. A priz. OF 5000; sold
and paid b. STRATTON.
Is 9 SO 6 so 6s 65 80 70 30 So % ia.
Whole, Nos. 80 80 53. prize of 500 sold
Whole, Nos. 80 so So, pr'zs OF 100 : and
Ticker, Nos. IS 80 10, prize of 100 paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery. Glass 42:
8 5 30 As IS > 81 Is II Is 80 Go Sc 25.
Half, Nos. 2 u, pre- Of 40 dollars.
Hall, Nos. 3s IS 6S a priz. oil 40 dollars.
BoIh sod and paid by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware. No. IA. Aug. l6:
20 81 % IS II IS 70 81 60 S. lq IA &C Ga IL
Whole Nos. 60 &c 10, prize OF $500 Four
Ticket /" IL IA -, $50 more
Do I" 20 35 II, 300 sold
Do 10 IS 81, :" $50 and
paid by sTRArTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEER.
$4,000 DOLLaRSl 5000 DOLLARS!
$1,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
FRIDAY onongalia, No. 49, Cap,als:-slS 900,
900 5000, 267I 1000, 10 of 900, &c, IS Nos, IL
drawn Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters i.
5000 DOLLARSl 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1,E Extra, No. 70 Capitals:-SS,-
OOu 400, 7G0, SC. IS Nos. la drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 80 cts; quarters 25 cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, l848.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 49, for ls4S 10
be drawn on Saturday, August 18Th 70 No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Something New. $4,000, Capital
price o97aS second PRICE 2lS low.st MOI prizes Of
600 &C.. &c, All double No. prizes $50. Tickets sl0;
halves 5; quarters so.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 45 for is4s to
be drawn on Saturday, tile Goth August. 10 drawn
numbers in each package Of % Tickets. Magnificent
scheme $50 900, 10000, 10000 5000, 29iO, 10 OF
900, 20 Of 800, 80 OF 200, &C. Tickets sl5 halves
50; quarters Is
orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries viii be promptly At
tended TO- and drawings when requested. Please
address orders TO N. SFRATTON,
Aurl4 Richmond. Va
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY AND MI
LiTARY INSTITUTE,

CdROLINE COU.S i, "a.
TIME next session Of this Institution wl commence
j on Monday asth August, and terminate on the 93d
December following. ,,.,,
Tbc Principal VIII be again aided by Mr. WILLIAM
MALONE, graduate of the Virginia Military lnsti'
tute whose testimonials (Which of the highest ci
racer have heretofore been published and hy announcer
assant in the English Department, OF ability ana ex-
perence The School will be divided into three depart
nents, Of English Mathematics and Classics, eaen WIN
its own head. , ,, IA.
THE discipline, drill, &c, is in accordance WIN me
Military Institute; aud the student may mere prepare
himself for an advanced class Of That Institution or
ronplete torouc oh ufedncaIon, WIN Tue audi-
ton of The same military instruction anu discipline, al
t,ies much below those Of the Institute Inc expenses
inr Tho wear are liza; for the session S52
~ wy GEO G BUTLER, A NJ, Principal.
Post office-R appahannock Academy Caroline co.
References to The following gentlemen whose
names are marked with have sons or wards al tne
ns,i,ution Col John w Gillian, Or II smith, Din
,yiddi.: Rev II VI Denison, Prince George; Geo Frz-
hnsb ESQ, Por, Royal; -hug fitzhush, Geo Turner,
Esos t,oI f T Tayloe, King Genree; Hon Willonehhy
New,on, Geo w Lewis, Esq, DR. Jos Wheelwrsht,
Westmoreland; John Saunders Esq., sDr Jefferson
MINI. Essex; .Wm Taylor, Esq, WIN Dieken-
son Esn. Caroline; sCapt James Maget, Southampton;
Sem Samuel Lewis, Or w Kempsr Rockingham;
Daniel E Watrous, Esq, Alabama; Hon John Z wat
rous Galveston, Texas. ang io-clm
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Advertisement.

THE subscriber is intimately acquainted with young
i gentleman who is DESTROYS of ohiininr situation
as Teacher in some private family, or ~ Principal, or
Assistant In some established school. He IL naive OF
the state and well qualified TO instruct in all the ordi-
nary English branches, Mathematics, Ancient Ian
gulges, French and Drawing
In chararter, habits aud Manners hr Is III every re-
sprct adapted The position which he seeks, whether
in public school or in 4 gcntleman'a family.
ANY further information will he promptly gwen on
p,icaon 10 the Rev MOSES d HuGE, Richmond, Va
AuQ l5-cst
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, ON TUESDAY
w the a9h day Of August, 1913, IL fair, II not, the
first fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted the Tract
OF Land on which Henry NJ. Burnley, dece ased, Ie
sided lying in the lower end of Louisa, The read
leading FRO Louisa Court bors- 10 Richmond ab0r;
IL miles from the former and - from Tie latter,
timing about goo The tract lies well, has su
iicent quantity Of timber, well ditced, and 10 every
way IN good farming condition. The improvements
good, consisting IT two story brick building
tanning slx good rooms besides basemen! rooms, n
venient office in The yard baIns ana ali other Hrcrssa
ry buildings, and Ii vel! watered. The land will br
sold together or IN two parcels, TO suit purchasers.
AT the lime and place, VIII be sold another
Tract, lying about miles North of the home tract
containing about 73 about nnethird of which i
in woods aud heavily imbrred, and good portion OF
the cleared land fresh, and produces remarkably we'll
lis well adapted 10 clover, and small rain.
There Is The hcEie about thirty Of excel
lent meadow land. more minute description ~ con
sideed unnecessary, persons wishing TO purchase
Will view the premises, which Will he shown BY Mr..
Herring, the ovrrseei
The terms, which will hr very accommodating, viii
be made known on Tie dag Of sale.
SAMUEL g.. BURNLEY,
Executor Of Henry n. Burnley, deceased.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has paid all debts against the Es-
i tate of her Tesralor that have been made known
10 her. She believes they embrace i;but ii there ave
any remaining unpaid, she desires they may be made
known TO her broner.ln-law John Hunter, al Louisa
Courthouse, or TO herself, without delay
MARY Z. KIMBR0UGI,
E1ecutrx OF Charles Kinbroush, deceased.
Anu 1a-ewd,y
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ROBERTS. Clark.

IN CHANCERY-ViRoiNiA: AT Rules held in the
tho Richmond Circuit the 10Th day OF August ls4s:
William Thalheimer, Plaintiff:
against
Adam Metzger, and another, Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not nhabitant Of
this Commonwealth: II 10 ordered, that the said de
PENDANT do appear the rules to be held for the said
Court, on the first Monday in November next, and
swsr the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this
ger Do forthwith inserted In newspaper published
IN ine city Of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
ano posed at the front door Of the State Courthouse In
tne .aie CITY. Copy-Teste,
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NOTICE.

RAN AWAY, on Tuesday, August 9Th, my negro
years old, bright mulntto, well built. and pleasant
sountenance when spoken TO, with small scar In one
VI MS temples, where he bled In his temporal are-
ies tie took with him good supply Of clothing, and
supposed TO be aiming for Richmond, and ultimately
tee State Any person taking him up aud delivering
mm 20 me, IN Prince Edward, Farmville, will be
fully received. ' InuN ~ IcnM AN"
Aug l5-cSuf ohS A'ohN.
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LAMB EnR SALE

by virtue of Deed OF Trust executed to the under
ID signed and Creed u. Coleman, b. Joseph ) Pal
morr the 23i day Of October 1879; which i II record
in the Clerks Office Of The county Of Cumberland
shall Tor The purpose there mentioned, otter Tor sale
At public auction, ~ The premises. on MoAp !, The
alst av uf August. isis, II fair, IL not, the mex, far
day. the Tract Of Land and appurtenances conveyed N
said deed, Containing two hundred acres. THIS land
lies on the stage roai about five miles above CnmbeT-
land Court house opposite The Tavern, we'll aud long
known as Lang nprfe's Tavern. A minute description
Of this place deemed unnecessary n II - presumed
that any who may wish 10 purchase VIII view ihc
premises.
TERM3-About thrre hundred aud fifty dollars VIII
be required in cash. and the balance on reasonable
credit. Possession will he delivered about the nrsl o
November next. H. p. IRVING.
PS.-The title Is believed Ia be good, but shall con
vey only snc title NJ is vested In me as Trustee.
iuIy iI-ctfs ri. T. l.
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L A S II NO TIC E!
DRY GOODS SELLING OFF AT Elk
TREMELY LOW PRICES AT
will j = w or q 9 ,

POI BROAD STREET, SHoCkoE Hill.
IN consequence of The subscribers new store
INo. 225 Broad Street, no, being finished, he
iii Tor a short time sell of his remaining stock
,S,ape and Fancy Dry Goods a,ex'remely low
,,isss-eyety description OF Calicoes, Ginghams
~ o,her Dress Goods will be sold of lower Than
s,er All in want Of bargains can save money
~ eallins in time a, WM J. S WORDS,
No. POL Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
yrMerchanls and Farmers in want OF Dry
Coos. will find il 10 their interest 10 call al NO.
aOl Broad Street, where they can be supplied al
unusually low prices. Only give me 'riai ana
you shall be satisfied. w.. ..
A.,
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EDUCATION.
Medical Department
Of HhNPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGl


u RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
4 WE eirSeh'h annual course of Lectures in this In
o,s '"lon VIII Commence on Monday, the e3i Of
o',un1i, qua continue to The 18Th of March
,, 'uhn CHLLEN, NJ. d, Theory aud Practice of
r; L. BoHANNhS, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
!. w. cHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. D., materia Medica
and Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPiN, NJ. D. Cheni.t,, and Phar.
macy. 49, 500
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, ~ . Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
CARTER P. JOHNSON. N. D., Anatomy and Ply.
sioogy.
BENJAMIN.. LocKETT, II. D. Demonstration of
Anatomy
In addition 10 the usmal Lectures Medical and Srgi-
cal Ciinlqnes Will be regularly given al The College In
Urinary aud Richmond Aims House, 10 which the
students will br admitted free OF expense. In these In
situtlons the student will have opportunities "f oh
serving III. diseases incident 10 the South and Of wit
Messing sery many surgical operations.
The study Of Anatomy may be- prosecuted with The
most ample facilities, and II very trIaing expense
Naturalization ticket
Professors fees los
Practical Anatomy IL
Graduation fee %
Board, including fuel, lights, servants attendance,
etc., can be obtained cheap IN Richmond rs in any
city on lie Atlantic sea board-say from 81 10 SIS per
week. 3. MAUPIN, NJ. D.,
Aug. III Deane of the Faculty.
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CO-Partnership Notice.

HAVING this day taken into partnership Messis
IL JOHN II. CLAIBORNE and X. A. WILLIAMS,
the GENERAL AUCTION IND COMMISSION BU
SLrESS, for many years carried in this city by VII
liams fIaxall, and for the asr twelve months in my
own name will hereafter be conducted under The firm
of WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & co, by
whom liberal advances will he made, as heretofore, on
consgnments and the most prompt attention paid 10
all business entrusted 10 their management.
WM. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Anuust ISt IRIS-rlm
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NOTICE

A VALUABLE TRACT or LAND for sale in Cbes.
aho county, situated on the Goodies bridge road
ta,n, nlieen miles from the City of Richmond, con.
ihs out-houses. The soil II admirably adapted 10
Snsn OF corn. oats, wheat and tobacco and is
hsd h situation for physician. bargain may be
seribsr. rp"S''"" o0inS m ~ c 10 ue Suo-
Aug N-c2awlm
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MRS. LUCY Y. GRAY'S FEMALE SEMI
NARY TAPPA NNQGK

MINI I TT fNTTHN1SOIN,
WILL. reopen on the first Monday In October, le48
w The design Of this Institution ID afford TO pu
pills all the advantages of the most liberal course in
both the solid and ornamental branches
II mas ever bean the endeavor Of the Principal of this
Seminary 10 afford 10 her pupils, to the extent Of hci
power, the most comfortable accommodations, and the
greatest facilities for the acquisition Of knowledge
To accomplish this, all the resources she could com
nand have been brought into requisition She hopes
that her efforts have been in vain. either in refer
ence 10 securing the confidence OF parents and guard
ans, or in promoting the comfort and improvement OF
the pupils
ments viii instruct the young ladies in every branch OF
English Literature upon which they prepared to
ter The Latin and French languages, likewise Draw
ng and Painting, will he taught nj extra prices Nj
Charles Shey will continue Ms instructions In Music
10 those who may require his attendance.
II Is desirable, and greatly facilitates improvement
that all those shing to become members Of this Inst
tuition enter al the CONNIE ement OF the term.
Ia nnahannnck AM lS-=cnGlx
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
SLAVES IN THE COUNTY OF HAN

PURSUANT to a decree of the County Court of
Hanover, In a cause therein depending In the s,ys
o. William a. Gilman and others, against John C.
fockman and others, the undersigned, special COM
missioner In the said decree named will proceed Ia
sell, at public auction, at Hanover Court House on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of September next the Tract
o. Land and Slave in the decree mentioned by the
Terms OF the said decree The Slave is 10 be sold for
cash, and the land credit In equal nstalmens for
siI, twelve and eighteen months The Land Is that on
winch Mrs- Nancy Gilman resided at the time of her
dIed aeies, with toeraby comfortable house on Il,
and adjoins the lands Of Patrick Perrin and Others
years of age. A. B. TIMBERIAKE
Aug. lS-cwtdS
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS AND
OTHERS

III AviNG purchased larger farm in another county.
saw nov onsL for sale nee at
land, highly improved with limo and LOO ac,es OF
nuses-4o acres In woods The buildings are
ano eommodi0us, consisting Of every house
~. asiseaoie to famy-with an ofce-all 10 admir-
VIC o'aer. Terms liberal and accommodating.
w,,. WAT H. TYLER, MD.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA
DENY

THE forree nth session Of this furnishing Institution
/ will commence on the 3h OF September, and close
the last OF June next.
We take pleasure in apprzne The public that ths New
Albert l. Holiday has bee unanimously elected prin-
cnoI IN the place of the Rev William White, VINO
has resigned with view change his place oil resi-
dence. 80
Mr. Holiday IL favorabiy and extensively known as
gentleman and scholar OF the highest sanlinganh Us
such we give him cordial support, aud confidently
commend him tn the patronage Of orr friends.
From the high reputation attained BY tnis seminary,
we deem il sufficient say, thai the course OF instrnc
tjon the supply OF assistant teachers, the accommoda
lion for boarders will he extensive ana ample as
they have hitherto been.
Terms for session Of ten months
i To :, an Enn,,sh 30
Music ,,' including use of instruments, nc
French, Latin and Greek, each, ~
Algebra and Geometry, ~
Drawing and Painting, ~
PAYMENT will be required from the time Of entrance,
and no deduction made except for protraccd sickness
wv SOUTHALL,
JOHN R JONES,
WM A BlBB. rr,s,..,
EGBERT r WATSON, iiu'''e'
JOHN II TlMBERLAKE,
IRA GARRETT,
II gives me pleasure say that Mr. Holiday has my
confidence and love In high degee-and thai con-
slider him eminenlly fitted for The station to Whcn ne
has been appointed. WEN WHILE
Aug l5-eH
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber, wishing to remove from the county
Of King William, offers for sale his Plantation, ST.
tuaisd therein, upon the West side of the public road
leading from the Courthouse Of said county TO Fra.
zer's Ferry about two miles from the Matapon river
II contains 500 acres of land about 300 Of which, in
land consists chiefly Of red and white oak, cedar and
pine, of which last kind three four thousand cords
may be cut from the land and still leave abundance
Of wood for fuel, &C. II is well waiered, and has upon
IL bed of mari of good quality. The improvements
thereon comfortable dwelling house. kitchen,
dairy Darn, and other necessary houses, all In good or
der. A more minute descrp ton Is deemed unnecessa-
ry, persons DESTROYS Of purchasing such farm are
requested to view the PREMISES which will be shown
them by the subscriber, who resides thereon
CHRISTOPHER LlPSCOMB.
Yino Wn lima IAdH-ctf
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TO THE FARM Frs.
PEAKE. BRADLEY g. CO..

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
~ terms a good stock OF BACON. nett, gross and
family roe HEARINGS, SUGAR. COFFEE, MoLAS-
SEES, SALT, IRON, NAILS, STEEL, and every arti.
Gle needful in plantation and family service. They
again ender their services for the sale Of all Country
Produce at their former reduced rates of cent per
bushel for all grain. Their best exerons will always
be put in requisiiioH TO obtain the highest prices.
Richmond July lS, lS48-clm
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or Sale

A TRACT OF LAND lying in A,bemarle county,
"A four miles and n half West Of the University Of
Virginia. containing about six hundred acres, of which
more than four hundred ceared and in good State
of cultivation There are about seventy acres of low
ground The soil is fertile, and considered Of the first
quality even in this excellent farming region. The
buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling house and
good barn. with all the other necessary out houses
The extension Of the Louisa Railroad, which will pass
through the land, will add greatly TO the present ac-
~ Of reaching the Richmond market
The terms Of sale, and other particulars with regard
TO the land will be made known upon application 10 the
subscriber, residing upon the premises.
JOHN GILMER,
July l3-dkcwtf Hardin's Tavern r. q.
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CLASSICA[, SCHOOL

THE second session of Mr. F Bennet's School, in
this city, will commence on Monday, I'd October.
TERMS:
Tuition in The usual English branches, $40
Tuition in the advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, so
The French and high German languages will he
caught without extra charge IL the pupils shall have al
ready attained u suitable proficiency in the English.
The Greek and Latin language will be taught not
only according 10 the pronunciation adopted IA the
American and English Colleges, but also according to
the modern 6reclan and Roman standard The reason
OF this IL obvious, inasmuch the facility of comunl
cation affords the American student an opportunity of
pursuing his studies at the different European Colleges,
where these languages pronounced according TO The
English standard, would scarcely be cOmprehended
The classical department will be entrusted 10 one
who has no; only distinguished himself in his coegi-
ale course but who has also been emEenlly successful
in imparting instruction.
Mr.. Bennett reiterar-s his promise, that, in the
duct OF his School, strict and nhoes0me discipline ioH
invariably be northumberland his constant rndrivor Will
be TO inculcate the tmes principles Of honor and in
tegrity.
REfERENCES-Rev Geo Woodbridge, Dr John A
Cunningham, DR. Charles Bell Gibson. a w Noting,
Isaac Davenport, VIM Palmer, Saml Sublrli, Fleming
James, S Baxter, and d Macmurdo, Esqrs.
Ann tr
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JamCs WCCOnky ~ Co.

James WCCOhkv " Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO WM. MCDONALD & CO., AND
GEORGE w. RICHARDSON & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 and &c. Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore,
rINENDER their services 10 the FARMERS and MER-
i CHANTS Of Virginia and North Carolina for the
sale of GRAIN, COTTON and other PRODUCE =
Their long experience in this branch Of business justify
them In assuring those who may favor them with their
consignments the highest going rates.
REFER TO
Messrs Webb, Bacon & Co. Richmond.
Messrs Workman, McGruder i Co j
M Ne Tso M NJ a n,1n Domains Petersburg
Messis. Ferguson Mihado, NorfoIk
Mr.. James II. Johnston,
lima 97-cQm
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VALUABLE LAND IN EASTERN YIR.
GINA EGR SALE

THE subscriber intending 10 remove SOUTH oIeis Tor
| sale on accommodating terms, Two Farms. The
one he now resides on u that wei! known Tavern AMI
Store stand, THE DEEP WE'LL. This Farm lies IN
Orange county on beth sides OF the swift Run Road
leading Frederick This tract contains no acres
about IS cleared AMI divided IN SIX fields welt
enclosed The improvements are every thing family
could ask for comfort convenience The location Is
rs healthy IA any In tie STATE further description II
unnecessary, as those wishing TO pnfcase will view
for themselves.
The other Tact lies IN Greene county, two miles
above the first, aud contains rs acres. Ths@and lies
on the North side Of the road and runs parallel Win
the Rappahannock river aud road for about mile. The
improvements on this Tract but nodrat1--a toler
able Dwelling house, Kitchen and Stables, and good
Orchard &c. The land is highly susceptible OF I'M
provement, and is thought TO be valuable. The iati Is
this il a grain growing region aud labor cannot BE-
spent in this red loauy soil. As the subscriber
determined To sell bargain can DO had IN either o
tho above FdTms ami il they are not sold privately be
fore the 18th of September they VIII an that day be OF
f.red public sale thr higrs' bidder Also. al tir
same time all nv stock of Horses. Cattle sheep and
Hogs, Gram Of all kinds, one Plantation wagon i,
Farming Utensils If MI kinds, household and Kitchen
Furniture &c. Tcras made known on The day Of sale
JuIv Is-cwtds JAMES r. THOMPSON.
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AUCTION SAILS.
asy az. e. Dickinson & bro.
~ NEGROES.

This daY at 10 O'clock, will be sold Ten likely
Negroes, cor sisr.rs of Boys and Girls, amongst
them very fire Chamhermaid and Seams'ress.
4. H. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucls.
Aug iS
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Andrew Johnston.

n lOnVE1 a LII W.
ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has turned TO Rich.
Lmond, and will practise in the Courts held III this
city and county, and the adjoining counties
street.. May2-lydAc
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- -
[ OS.l,

LO0 L,
BOIT two weeks since, on the road from Ayrips
"A in King William, to Richmond, small painted
likeness thick paper about SIX inches long and Tour
inches wide with the name of Martha Spindle lmnf-
diairy under the likeness. A reward OF five dollars
will he paid for the delivery of the likeness TO the sub
,crb-r, in Richmond.
/. Juy Jeff JOHN r.. STIMULI.