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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-08
j. w. Maury & Co.,


en- N ERS.)
Successors to j. G. GREGOKY q CO,
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass 10 for 1913, To be
drawn on Saturday, December 9. rs No. l.o,trry-l5
drawn ballots
30 prlzes of 1000 1870 +" 800
80 :" 500 &c. &c.
Tickets only Sl0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No 81, 10 be drawn December 10.
IS No. Lottery-l2 drawn ballots
p''s: Of $500 1899 prize prize, Of # siss goo
I" 5000 200 /" 500, &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters2 so.
drawn on Saturday, December i6. Is No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme
pri1s Of $50 900 % prizes Of $1,000
5000 10 $50
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So
Delaware Lottery, No g., TO be drawn December 90
66 Nos, IL drawn ballots.
min. ;, s,O d rs1e: q ,,;. !, s,ooo
9 $4,000 20 500
:" 5000 90 /" 800
l 5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters = 50
GRAND SCHEME.
$50 900 Capital ISL 600 Lowest No. prize!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. e. for ls4s 10
be drawn on Saturday, Dec. %. 70 No Lo,tery-l2
drawn ballots.
Capitals:
| prize of S5e,0OO prize OF $4,000
6 10000 PA prizes of 1000
10000 G6 " 400, &C.
Tickets Sl5-.hares in proportion.
nrdA For nnfsy To tput.T ttrk
cts and Shares, any of the above Schemes address,
ed TO the undersigned will recrvethe prompt al
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon as II isreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY CO., Managers,
Nov % Richmond Virginia.
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Edward ~. ~ ChaS. MOTIFS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

WILL practice in the Courts of Louisa, Gooehlana
w and Hanover. They will also attend 10 any ousi-
ness condded to them in adjoining couauesv
Address-Montpelier, Hanover county, va.
Nov. 2l-cl0uf
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COTTON FACTORY HANDS.

IT il an intention the ensuing year, 10 employ ohy
i while labor In our Factory, and rs we shaii wanl
FINN ~ N 1IO hands, give this notice, that families III
The co,ny composed mostly of females, VINO nave To-
drpent 20 their own labor for snpp"ri are informed
NAV MY from ssa Ia $40 per year, and have The nd
yantae a. attending The Sabbath Schools and ais" en-
oy m:ny religious privileges they canned nav N t'f
rountri For example we viii give one ca>r :" pee,
.duca,. They removed from thr country Y" a cotton
Factor, where They have comioriahlr mouse 10 i've
in aut are now making about s. 100 per ahnnm ~
M, ,.n hands There are no doubt. many families
in HE cauniry situated n Ibis poor widow wa. wh"
might rsmovt here and do likewise
A. hi. NAV reach the eyes nt such persons, w
il ,tn me Shrrifs of the different counties 10 IN
cnrm T., and correspond with Us on the subject That
'"ey "'! " II w N ] FRY,
Agents of the Planters Factory, Richmond.
D..I -f3t
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JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
TIAVE united in the practice Of Law, and will resu-
II larly attend the Circuit superior aha EQUITY
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynehburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, ulhgenuy, 10
practice In tbs Court Of Appeals. oet s4-eu
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PETER GuERANT, ! r,,.,.
TllUS J PERKINS. trustees
FARMYlLLk PROPERTY FOR SAFE

I TN I i T.F.
OURSuANF Ia the provisions ri deed of irgsi eve
cnted IL the subscriber by Thns. a. Merton on he
ad day Of June, lei2 and recorded in the clerks Of
flee of the County cour of Prince Edward for certain
purposes therein mentioned shall on the 9TH day OF
December newt sell 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash. two
lots numbered and IN The plan Of said town. hav.
ing lou feet front on Main street, running back
aud "a fraction, and liJ 5 feet back aud 10
feet on cross street TN the premises are an excellent
dwelling house, at present occupied by br James Lyle
and convenient out houses On the corner Of the ol
on Main street Is single house ~ stories high The
luwrr story occupied by VIM Willis Confectionery
and the upper by Dr. Lyle as 4 Doctor Shop. On the
good factory buildings and stables aud on
the ot Is excellent Vegetable Garden TINS proper.
ty Is very de>irahe-SItuatd In the ISinrs, part
ofihe town and has space enough uuoccnplrd for ex
tensiv. buildings Any person DESTROYS of purchasing
u invited 10 examine the property The sale VIII take
place front cl The Eagle Hotel. The lille Ia said prn
perry is hrrvci IL h. uGgursronablr bnt, arlin. H.
trustee, shall only convey .nrh vested IN me by
the deed aforesaid. WM. 4. FIOURSDY,
Sept. 2l--rliS Tfu-trr
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NOTICE TO MACHINlSTS AND AGENTS
or MANUFACTURERS.

A YOUNG MAN, who has served d regular appren-
"A tceship at the North as machnist, and who feels
competent TO do any repairs Engine IS anxious to
obtain situation TO attend Engine, or as tnsher
mr. Turner in some of the Machine Shops or Factories
Any one in want Of such person will address a few
lines to D. P. H., through the Post oEce, which wl
meet with prompt attention. High wages not so much
an object as permanent situation. Dec Aust
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vhQua FEMALE SCHOOL.

1T N. tsldence of James fasklns, IN the county OF
n RUN dick, viii he r. opened on Monday, The Isl
day Of Jaiiary, ls4g, by Miss L. w. Parsons
TERMS.
Board, lusthe srhoaciic year, g.
Tuition lfEngsh, n
Tuition lIlFrench, ~
Music with use Of Piano, ~ ~
FIVE mortlr the balance al the end of the year.
"'e f - JAMES HASklNS
Advertisements o., Brunswick Co., va.
Nov 81 cwtJanl
ny TN, Richmond Christian Advocate and Peters
bure Imrirencer are requested 10 copy.
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VIRGINIA LAND nPclrE

November Sd, lsi5 (
IN conformity 10 an act entitled IAN act To reduce into
one act The several acts concerning Escheat1rs,"
passed the 9th day Of January, 1919, do hereby make
know 10 all whom II may concern that il appears by
the certificate of The Escheator Of the county of Alex
andra dated the 3lt day Of October ls4S and receiv
ed into the Land Office the ID day of November sIs
that, by inquest held the 3Dth day Of October lsis,
the following Lots, Of which William Howard died
seized, have been found escheated 10 the Common.
wealth
M. |. 10, Of ground the West side of Fairfax.
between Uronoke aud Princess Streets in The Of
ALI xana IN the county of Alexandria containing
square, or Two acres.
No ). a lot of ground on The East side Of Fairfax,
and North eide nf OrOnoke street. in The said and
acres =. H. PARKER
Nov 6-cw6w Reg. Va. Land Office
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Rank Of virginia.

THE general meeting Of the stockhoders s Of The
uo,sa in the city of Richmond on Monday the sth
ne an act of the Legislature passed 25lh March,
s4S sno Officer, or Director Of BANK, shai vo.e oy
nyorv fr any Stakeholder IN any election oi directors
~ 1,iEc,rs OF Bank, shall any proxy be- va,id
hh shall have been executed sixty days before The
lime Of any election" ,,,,,, u,pY c,.,i.,
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SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Form Of a pc1gcr for voiing By proxy.
vow All. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, Tha

- hereby appoint - 10 be substitute anu proay
for and in - name and behalf, !" vote ~ an, any
election of a Director q Directors OF the BANK 81 WI,
ID. md Furthermore 10 represent -- At all meet
inns of the Stockholders of said Bank, ana IN -
name and behalf vote respecting the enactne, re-
healing or amending such bylaws, ordinances OF
niani for the government and management OF the sad
naan "a fully as - might or could, were - pei
sonay present ~, d,v n
l4
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His own property, the property OF -, ms
,ard or OF his lestator intestors estate, naming
,h testator or inestate or de held by him IN
virtue Of some duly recorded will deed IN rusl lo
some other person persons, naming the persons
dad DeC. f--i"s"
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TRUSTEES SALE

pl virtue Of Deed OF Trust 10 me BY John
II ID. Smiih. f"r he benefit OF certain crcdi-
Tors therein named, shall proceed to sell al pub
lie an ton, 10 The hshe> bidder on Friday, The
s;h Of December, a, The hour Of o'clock 10 The
afternoon, three lots on Union Hill, fronting on P
street A IerI each, running back on 25,h street.
80 'rct 70 IL loot alley.
Terms One half the purchase will be re-
quicd in cash, lie halancr in six months with
approved negotiable paper. Sale positive, and
without The Least reserve
Nov % GEO w TOT EP Tr,s,es
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rnMMIssInNER,S nFFI 1

WiLLiAM.IrkG, November list IT'S.
The parties 10 annexed decree al Court are here
by notified that have appointed Friday, the yin OF
February Iss9 10 carry The into effect on which
day by 10 O'Clock NJ they are desired 10 attend AT
my office. in said city, with their 20 cherS, papers and
evidence Ia enable The Commissioner To report thereon
WIN MOODY, NJ 4.
The defendants, Elizabeth Crawford, Benz. H. Ford,
Mary Hughes William 4. Ford sally Henley Wiilinn
Woodward and Henry Woodward being non residents
Of The this publication Is for their es-
pecial benefit. WM ~ MooDi, VI =.
n.ri
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office,

wi 0GNVuk, >
MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RlCH-
~ MoND, VIRGINIA
let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. sTRATToN'stho man.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No II:
% s. SO "a IS 3 IS 81 "a 81 80 So IL.
Whole Nos 80 SO 63 prize of $50; do. "a
IS 63, do. Of 5000: both sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, No. 1874:
773 SO 81 So 2 50 IS % Sc 60 40 IL.
Ticket Nos. 7 SO 68 capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Glass "a
Is IL 90 81 60 Sc SO SO 30 l As SIS SO.
Ticket, Nos. 6 81 30, & prize Of $50, sold
and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. oil Delaware No. 80:
81 Al % 26 IA Sc 80 % 70 81 60 SO
Tickets Nos. 80 al So, a prize OF 5000; do
80 So s. do of 400, both sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1890 DOLLARS! of 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Monongalia, No. rs. Capitals:-sl5.asO,
of 5000, of 500, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
-; halves q quarters l.
4,250 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. l27. Capitalist
81 $50, 300, $780, &c. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets
81; halves SO cts.; quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBERi
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No 70, for ls4s, to
be drawn on Saturday, December 9Th 70 No. Lottery
-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme So, 25O, 30
prizes Of 000 80 OF 500, 40 Of 400 1870 of 800 &c
Tickets $40; halves5; quarters 50.
Virginia Ieesburg Lottery, Glass No. rs, for 1913, TO
be drawn on Saturday, Dec. 10TH rs No. Lottery-l5
drawn ballots Prizes: S33 900, 900, 5000, UD0, 10
Of 1000, 10 of 5OO Oof 49, sc. Tickets slO-shares
In proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000 CAPITAL ISL 900 lowest 3 No. prize
Virginia Lsesburg Lottery, Glass No. c, for iS4s, 10
h. IrakI Satn rAap nan
-l2 drawn ballots. Prizes: S5UOOO, 80 900, 2u,OO6
10000 2l4 OF 200, &c of 900, &C. Tickets Sl5-shares
in proportion.
Virginia Ieesburg Lottery, Glass No. 49, for ls4s,
be drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, Dec. 10. rs No.
Lottery-l2 drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: si5,-
2s2 of 5000, Of 5000 10 of $780, 10 of l200 90 of
6OO 80 of 300, &c. Tickets $40; halves S. qrs. 50.
Orders Packages, Csrtifcates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to N. STRATTON,
Dec+ Richmond. Va.
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FORTUNES HOWE.
"sTAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS

"sTAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
L Fortune as Of her agents in distributing her
favors amongst the people in this part Of the world has
located himself at No Main street, Richmond, front
part Of the green house, and three doors above the Old
Market where he will be happy TO see his friends, and
receive orders from any part of the country, which
will be promptly and con6dentialy attended to. 1t 10
to their interest In securing to themselves by small
Investment, competency for life; and as be is opposed
to the putting SYSTEM will not do so, but will only
mark, that ii any Of his friends the public general
y, have any spare change that they feel disposed
risk in this way, they will always find supply and
variety tickets In all lotteres under the management
of the old firm, d. PAINE CO, who, for the short
space limo liiat tncy nave oeeh estaDsnea mere,
have been the most successful Managers IN The United
dollars OO0 10000 30 900, 10000, 5000, &C., &C.,
&C. can be had at my oice and tickets, from one TO
twenty doats, always on hand. For particulars, see
bills of the day hiChhhU ChALh,
No. 6, Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Frday-Pokomoke, 49, Capitals: $4,000
1000, 1000, 1000, &c, &c. 66 Nos, Is drawn
Tickets "a.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Glass 2. Ca
pitals: S31,377, $4,000, 1900, $500, IS OF 1000,
&c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $l0-shares in
proportion.
Er Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF
packages, in The above Lotteries, or in all Lole-
ries advertised by Messrs. D. Paine Co., attend.
ed to with promplness, and drawings forwarded
To all who wish il. K. CHALK.
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Justice OF The Peace for said county,
do hereby certify that -, who ha- e1eeu.ea Tue
above Power of Attorney, personally appeafeu oe-
Vol. 49, proposed TO he given, is bona fide -,
and that the same is heidby means Of any transfer
contrved or designed TO evade the provisions o. ane
arr establishing general regulations for The incorpo
ra,ion Of Banks passed the add March, 1887
Given under my hand, this - day o. lei
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XNII,T,IAM GOULDlN,

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EDUCATION.
Washington Academy.

TUE undersigned having associated for the purpose
Of establishing IN tile town OF Washington an I'm.
stuon on extensive scale than n. r-tnfore ,,v
notice that they viii Open on the 9Th of January l-;o
and will terminate The first session on The 18Th At IuIv
me second session WIN commence on The Isl Of Sap
temher, and terminate on the Goth of December
This School Is designed to afford 10 pupils an nauurtu
nifty to obtain thorough and liberal education. The
subjects embraced III the plan of instruction viii be:
lat. Ancient and Modern Languages-vz the He
brew, Greek. Latin, French, German, Snaui,h and
Italian Languages and Literature, Ancient and Modern
History, SC
The Languages will be taught with a con,,an, Eiv-
moogical reference 10 the English systetnaticaI and
thorough knowledge Of the structure and nal or
The latter heng a. Important branch Of Modern Educa.
ton. All the LANGUAGES will be taught after the manner
of the most approved high schools in this country and
in Europe-yiz: ny oral and written exercises, and
ranslatons made from The English into The
ancient Modern LANGUAGE; also, by examinations and
questions on The hest text books
The French and German being spnken nv npr ,f IN.
Principals, pupils VINO may desire obtain facility in
conversng IN those languages viii have an ample op
portunity afforded Them.
81. English GraniIilar, Geography Composition Elm
cution Book Reeiihg, Mathematics, IA liberal course
Chemistry, Na'urai and Moral Philosophy. SC, &c
Mr.. Grayson Wi also have Female School, ICON
Quoted by lady 81 experience and high literary attain.
menIs) in which young ladies will be instructed in u
The branches of IN English Education, Modern Ian
guages. Vocal and Instrumental Music, Needle Work
Drawing, &c.
Vocal Music will be Taught in classes without an -,
ira charge. PIlno and Guitar NJ The usual rates
Mr. Graysonbases his claim 10 the public patronage
on the fact of rs having conducted this Academy for
number Of yea" TO the satisfaction Of his employers
Mr. Maenrns riers 10 Professor Harrison, Of The Uni.
versity OF vireala I'm whose family he has taught and
given entire satisfactorily also, 10 Professors VIM. b.
and Robert G. sogers, of the same Institutions the Hon.
Judge Cranch OF Washington City, and many other
gentlemen of ostinclion and learning
Washnsionts situated nj the base of the Blue Ridge
is remarkab healthy place, and there are no alnts
Of vice within it, peaceful borders. The society Of
Rappahannoc Is Of the first order.
TERMS-Fr hard. washing. fuel, light &c, (trn
months SIS. Tie tuition fees viii range from IL 10
$50, with an e,lr charge for Modern Languages Mn
SIC, &C Boar tfbe paid half yearly in advance
Additional iiGrnaton be obtained by addressing
the Principals wto will furnish circulars containing
accurate statrmri Of all expenses.
& w GRAYS0S,
II w MAERrENS, \ NJ.
pSr The male AID female pupils will IN srpa-
rate buildings ht eat al The table, thereby
ing advantage vat will be duly appreciated by parents
Washington, Rappahannocs co., Va, Dee l-cllt
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Petersburg Republican rrqu ested 10 cory
NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, NJ lonisa
w Corrt. house, on FRIDAY, The 90 h day ." Deten-
ber s4s, II fair, u not on thr hfst iaf hiy-suhaay
Estate Of James Burnley drceased-ihe greater portion
Of them being young and very likely.
The TERMS Will hr twelve mouths credit, The pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved security.
SAML BURNLEY,
Administrator Of Jane, Burnley, decd.
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy GO. GOddiss, .auctiUneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE COAL
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO

l) !! ~. I'M,
ihoo EEo SALE Or VaLu ABLE COAL
LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO
by virtue of , d,.d ,f,,,., .y.,,,., =, ~. ,,,.,et
- hers by pan,ei p;,ns 49,, ua', - ~, 80,
hearing IT. on The al r.cs,,h ,s,a ,,i, ~ ~
IN ,hr County court ri Jn,,ra ~. sb.ir 49,, ~,
of the sad rrust Sandb y AMI ,.i,, ~, 80 - -, ~,
parties interested proceed Ia all nno M, nr.n,,sss
on The terms hereinafter stated an FRID.y ia in,,
day OF November 1913 al I2o'eIork Il ,,ir - ,i
the neat fair day the Real Esta. convsrsJ 81, H., III
deed and described therein as n certain ,,,., .i
al land containing between twu hundred .,a H.,
hundred acres ~ land in lbr countv ~ Us,,;c III,
ed he m. lan,i. ~ s,r,urI rnttr.lI La, So -.
pie Reid, John u Crnnch's estate, William GottrrIr,
estate, Samuel Brown aud others, on aud IN winch
land i ,hc coi pits rorIiunl. called ana known NJ
the of the EDGE I'm Gnai Pits, now OCCUPIED III
John Barr Ihr fitlr r said real estate - believed
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Benefit of Madlle Adele Lehman, and last
night but one OF The Rave Family.
FRIDAY, Dec. 8, will be presented The one act
piece of
10 III N JON ES!
Guy Goodluck, Mr. J. Seton.
John Jones. Mr.. Proctor.
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THE REVEREND DIR. HOOPER'S
FAMILY SCHOOL,


Near Litleton Harren County, North Carolina
TIHE subscriber, having spent upwards Of thirty
j years sainstructor In the Colleges of the two
Caronas Is jekrous retire, for the o: his life
10 more prlvat situation lie proposes, therefore, 10
open In Januarlnext nj the place above mentioned,
Select School ID Boys between eight and fifteen years
of age in whic their intellectual and moral Culva-
ton can be rariully attended To, and where they viii
be Withdrawn fOm the usual temptations Of Towns
and villages lhe subscriber hopes that his long
vices i'm putlicinsltutons have made him sufficiently
known to the public around him, TO furnish parents
guaranty that iher sons, II entrusted 10 him, Will be-
well tau Gill and,aken care Of For the satisfaction Of
those nj dlstatse he hrpS leave To present the follow.
ing testim,nia kindly furnished him by the di,iin-
guished pr-sidritof South Carolina College, in which
the subscrilrrYas for seven years Professor
s,SnUH CAROLINA CorLRGr, April 81, 1873.
''Aiy Dear s.: earnestly hope that your project Of
Select SChoo may meet with success, not only
on account IL It lively interest feel in whatever
Germs you, bur also for the sake OF those who may
have the good ortune To be entrusted To your cate Tor
indeed kno' no one whose training and teaching,
whether rcg;ded morals, manners or scholarship,
would sooner ntrust a son than 10 yours When en-.
deayored duadc yom from your purpose OF leaving
this College, WAS prompted both by the desire 10 re
tam your vauble services TO the institution and TO
continue mosagreeable associations with highly re-
spected and onorable friend. With these irrlin :,
sincerely rntrained should he happy 10 think that
my name mist be OF service 10 you.
'.Your fiirii, &c, WIN. G. PRESTON.
"Rev DIR IoopRR"
TERMS: $40 per annum.
For those VOC study modern languages $40 extra
As, the frslyear, more than sixteen will br pro-
vded for applications should be early made.
No boys osr fifteen years will be taken, If suf-
Cient humble under that age be offered
All other arliclars given in 4 Circular, which will
he sent 10 ay one application TO the subscriber IT
Wake Fores College North Carolina, till 18Th Decem-
Der next afr which tire application must he made 10
him AT Litton, North Carolina.
Nov a3-4w W. HOOPER.
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NANSENOND LAND FOR SALE

NANSEMOND LAND FOR SALE.
an THURSDAY, the 23d day Of November, the sub
~ scriber Attorney in fact for Geo W ?. Custls,
the surviving Executor OF Gen. George Washington
will offer for SALE Al public auction, To the highest hid
der Undivided interest Of Gen Washington 10 the
lands owned by Washington, Walker Z Co. In the
county of Nansrmond.
These lands he partly in the great Dismal swamp
and valuable for their pine, cypress aud white OAK
timber which is represented Ia br &c fine quality and
within short distance Of navi.ahle wafer. The land
possesses mn inrShnHsIlhir f-rriiiy, and IL property
ditclrd and drained, would he unsurpassed IN pfoinc
tivrness by any soil IN Virginia
Thr attention al persons engaged III getting timber 4
called to this property n great bargain can be obtain
ed IN IL.
The title this property Is believed Ia be indspua
BILE but the undersigned i only authorized 10 convey
the tile held by Gen. Washington, who was entitled q
one third part Of II
The whole quantity Of land amounts I" about eleven
ar lively. hundred acres.
The sale will take place nj The town Of Suffolk, u
front al the Clerk i Once al that place, nj IL O'Clock
On Thursday, the lid of November, isiS
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To be followed by the first act OF
l. A S Y L P HI | ID E !.
La Sylphide, Mad. Leon Javelli.
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LAND NEAR BOYDrON FOR SALE.
IN pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of
! Mrekirnburg, | shall, On WEDNESDAY. the 18Th
~ urc-uber Isis, sell, nj public anctinn on the pre-
misses on credit az one and tw" yrais, thai valuable
tract of land which thr late Joel j. watkins resi-
del-cunIainng Lao acrrS--adj ninine the lands 81
Randolph Macon College and thc town al Bnydt"n.
The buildings consist al 4 large aud excellent d"f
ing house, uve-rrrS house tobacco barns graniry and
niece ssary out housrs-all IN good repair.
That part of the land near Randolph Macon College
will probably divided into parcels Ia sun purchasers
shall on the same day, sell. IN Ike manner,
House ana Lot IN the town Of Boydton AT present
cuprd by Thomas a. Waithall.
Persons desiring further information about thu lands
are referred To Edward r. Chambers aud Alfred Boyd
of Bnydton. EDWARD TARRf, Commissioner
l shall also, the same day, sell, NJ the cling
house on n credit oil six months for all purchases above
ten dollars the crops of and oats, the entire stock
of horses cattle hogs aud sheep and plantation nt-n
sils EDWARD TARRY,
Administrator Of Joel T. Watkins decreased.
Nov. 2S-Ctds
10 Petersburg Republican requested 10 cory.