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TO THE FRIENDS OF EpucATIoN

TO, THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.
A GENTLEMAN who Is qualified TO prepare pupils
tor College, and intends Ia make teaching his pro-
'eSsinh wishes to settle immediately in some healthy
place. where he could establish either this year the
next, Classical School, become Principal OF an Aca-
DENY, or obtain the rrofessorship of Ancient Lam
suaees IN Literary Institution. HIS experience in the
TWO last capacities has been considerable and his Off
cia fitness IN every respect will be satisfactorily sub
Stimulated. Address \. Y. H., Petersburg, Va.
Any gentleman wishing To Withdraw from his school
or associate another with him in conducting It, is in
vted to address the advertiser above on the subject
Aug a9-c6t
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Deaf 3sutc Department
INsTlTU ZION raR Tns DEAL

VIRGINIA. ms TIUN FIR THE Ut&Hr
AND DUMB AND TIE BLIND.
NEW CLASS VIII be formed IN this Department
~ the first Of August. and an opportunity then pre-
sented 10 parents OF placing their children at TINS ins
tuition.
TERMS-Sl3o per annum without extra charges .:
anv description.
Vacation the two months of Jnnr and July
The :nrivaed heathlulness Of the locations The spa
rious handsome aud cnrnin0iiou4 accommodations
which M. buildings afford: ihc fact that an ednration
intellectual and hlncra',, na? h. acquired here IN u"
rp.,.r, inferior Ia That gwen NJ othrr schools 81 he
kind and the low yricr AT which NJ! thrsc advantages
are rendered seem merit thu attention Of those who
hav. deaf mute children wards III need OF nsruc
ton. 49,,
~ '' JOSEPH y. TYLER, Principal.
Stanninn Amrusl ]. lsie-c la
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TO PARENTS.

MRS. JOSEPH s. WALTHALL wishes TO take a
Vl few School Girls, of modest department. as board
ers in her family. She occupies comfortable house,
large lot with spacious yard and garden situated
residence being within few hundred yards of the
principal female schools, parents have their choice
TERMS-For ten months board, including washing,
lights fuel he'd, bedding, &C. $3.50, half in advance
and balance LIST March. Use of Piano, SIS.
Address-Rev. Joseph S. Wnihali, Richmond.
Aug 29-c2aw3w
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TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEERS OFFICE, }
ea,,ru rESTEPr J'f-RNPIEE,
SOUTH-FESTRN

Wylhrvir. Virginia. lnly a5th ISIS
PROPOSALS will be reeeivtd at The ono, IN -.
lem. Roanoke county nn,l he a6.n day 81 an u IT,
for The grading and amd AZ me Once
in Wy,hrye. until The md ay Of September, Tor
grading and Matchmaking ,hirisiive miles q" the road
extending from New is.r 10 vyty''e: haen Sec
nrnoosrd for rbr entire completed Of each section
Plans, rroiles aud Specifications may be seen upon
npplicatnn 10 The undo sisned, 4 his cfce In WINE
vile. The work TO be completely ,"e p ri
1850. LsNl' " -, -. .rn,;t.
Ana a
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAT

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber, wishing to remove from the county
i of King William, offers for sale his Plantation, 81.
tualed therein, upon The West side of the public road
leading from the Courtho OF said county To Fra
GERS Ferry about miles from the Mattaponi river
II contains 500 OF land, about 300 Of which, in
Guiding 50 Of swamp land, Is cleared The wood
land consists chiefly uf red aud white OAK cedar and
pine OF which last kind three four thousand cords
may he cut from the land, and still leave abundance
of wood for fuel &c. 1t Is well watered and has upon
il bed OF mari OF good quality. The improvements
thereon are comfortable dwelling house, kitchen,
dairy parn and other necessary houses all in good
der. minute description is deemed unnecessa-
~ as persons desirous of purchasing such farm
rogue slrd view the premises, which will he shown
them by the subscriber, who resides thereon.
CHRISTOPHER LIPSCOMB.
a
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rONCORD ACADEMY.

,NHE next session Of this Institution VIII commence
the lat Of October, and terminate the 3lst OF July
following. .
and Sciences designed to prepare students for Collie
ees and Universities
TERMS for Board (including washing, bedding and
feI aad Tuition will he s23U-sll5 payable the lst OF
October, Sis the ist of March.
Persons wishing particular information will adj
dress The subscriber.
FW COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal.
Post Ofice-Concord Academy.
REFERENCES-Hon John Mason,~ Secretary OF
The Navy; Or Scott Speaker Of the Senate OF Va;
Thomas ] Randolph, ESQ., Aibemarle; DIR Aimistead
Cook. Portsmouth,; Robert Stanard Esq, Richmond;
VIM II Harrison, ESQ., Prince George; Hon William
& kives, Aibemarle; Nm II Tayoe. ESQ., Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ.,. Essex; Andrew Hunter, Esq
Jefferson, Clayton Coleman, Esq,< Louisa; Rev FL
Iiot Estes South Carolina; John Tabb. ESQ., Glou-
css,er; WIN n Roy, ESQ., Gloucester; Hon Robert NJ
T Hunter, Essex; 1t Rev Nicholas Cobbs, D, Bishop
of Alabama; Hon Thomas II Bayly, G; Judge Daniel
coleman, Alabama; Hon James Seldom" Rich
,nond; Gen Bernard Pevton,~ Richmond; Hon James
VI Mason,s Frederick; B w Leigh, ESQ., Richmond;
Rev VIM Friend, Port Royal Judge Samuel Chapman
Alabama; John r Bryan, ESQ.,. Gloucester; Gov Reu-
ben Chapman, Alabama; John T Ghoisan, ESQ., Pc
iersburg.
Gentlemen who either have had, or al presen,
have, sons or wards members Of the Institution.
Aug 29-CtOctl
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NOTICE.

DAN AWAY, on Tuesday, August 9Th, my negro
years old, bright mulatto, well built and pleasant
oounenance when spoken 10, with small scar in one
ii his temples where he was bled in his temporal are-
supposed to be aiming for Richmond, and ultimately
a free State Any person taking him up and delivering
him me, in Prince Edward, near Farmviie. will be
literally rewarded and any information Of him thank.
iilly received JOHN LiGhN.
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Eo-paralscrsLsiD lnfics

HAVING this day Iaken into panuershin M-ss,s
ii JOHN II. CLAIBORNE and X. A. WILLIAMS.
the GENERaL .aUC77o.N.A AND CoM.uissi it,, 10
SINESS, for many years carried on in this civ py WI
liams & la.aIl aud Tor The last twelve roonihs m v
own name will hereafter be conducted under The ;ry
Of WILLIE rs, CLAI5UREE & CO by
whom liberal advances viii be made, n heretolnrr. on
and The most promp: attention paid 10
all busiarss entrusted 10 their management.
WA. WILLIAMS
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MRS. LUCY Y. GRAY'S FEMALE SEMI
NARY, TAPPA HAMMOCK,

XT7ILT open The hrst Monday IN OCTOBER, 1915,
w The design Of this Institution Is 70 afford TO pu-
pills all the advantages of the most liberal course, in
both the solid and ornamental branches
II has been the endeavor of the Principal OF this
Seminary afford 10 her pupils, TO the extent OF her
power the most comfortable accommodations and the
greatest facilities for the acquisition Of knowledge
TO accomplish this, all the she could com
mand have been brought into requisition She hopes
that her efforts have not been in van either in refer
ence securing the confidence of parents and guardi-
ans, or in promoting the comfort and Improvement OF
the pupils.
Two ladies of distinguished abilities and acquire.
mens will instruct the young ladies IN every branch OF
English Literature upon which they are prepared 10 en-
ter. The Latin and French languages, likewise Draw
ing and Painting, will be taught al extra prices Mr..
Charles Shey will continue MS instructions IN Music
10 those who may require his attendance.
Il Is Desirable and greatly facilitates Improvement,
all those wishing to become members OF this lnsti-
tuition enter at the commencement of the term.
Tappahannock, Aug l6-cwGw
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UniyerAIsy Of Pennsylvania
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

oESolON VI IS4S-B.
'EllE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday,
l the 18th day ii October, and he delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory and Practice al Medicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, ". u.
Anatomy. ny WILLIAM L. IloRNER, N.D
ilatrria te,ilca and Pharmacy, by GEuRG. Is.
WOOD, VI. u.
Chemistry. nv JAMES b ROGERS, Md
Surgery, ~ WILLIAM GIBSON, II.
Obstetrics ana The Diseases Of Women ana Children,
by HUGH l.. HODGE, VI. H.
Institutes Of Medicine, rs SAML JACKSON, NJ ID.
Clinical lnsru"inn a. the Pennsylvania Hospital by
GEORGE Il. v UD1, VI. d.. on Medicine, and GEO.
". NORRIS, n. d.. IN Surgery, twice week
Urmonslf,,ivr Instruction IN MEDICINE aud surgery,
twice week by lie Professors the Medical Faculty
assisted hy w. w. GERHARD, VI D., and HENRY H..
SMITH. NJ. d.
Preliminary Lectures viii be delivered daily from the
ID a. the l4t,l ~ Ortohrr inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from
October III 10 the end of ilarch ensuing. JOHN
NEILL, VI. H., i,rmnnstrltnr
Amount OF Fees fer Lectures III the University, slO;'
Matricnlatioa Zee, tplid once only,l 5
Hospital Fee, ~
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduating Fee. 30
The commencement, viii take place early in Anril.
W. L.. HURSEK, NJ. y.
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
$50 Chestnut Street. above rhirt-rnth
opposite the u. ;. Mint, Philadelphia. ,
ta, L.
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MISCELLANEOUS
sSEisiasst .gs. alssEi"rs.

~ ol.NEt II LII w, ~ y eODLlC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGcn 4.
A NDCuMmiSSiDNER OF DEEDS for Alabama. Con:
: heeiicut Delaware, Florida, Georgia Illinois. In.
mana, Arhlcsy, Louisiana Maine, Maryland. Iichl-
gan, MISSISSIPPI, Missouri New Hampshire Nv Jrr-
sry, Ne" fuik, Sottl Caio.iaa, ONO, t-unsyivabll,
Ebndr i'iaai, south Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&C.
Office over Joseph Runavila, 10 &c, Sian street. on
po-!te 70 Thomas Z. Price & 10.
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.
VOLUNTEERS, anI others who have received their
not obtained their bounty lard. SC. by ,rr,,ing 10 the
undersigned. enclosing their discharges. and stating
place OF address, nave the necessary papers pre-.
pared and forwarded, with such directions is 10 enable
them Ia procure their bounty iond. back paw
eaians mileage SC aud the widows ana hrif- br,.
Tiers and ss,cs o.. tLnsr who have died been killed
In battle in Mexico. hy writing a ao0re, gy ng The
name Of Tie company and regiment In which Their
la,ivr enlisted served. ana time of enlistment, viii
Obtain all necessary papers which are requisite To pro.
cure whatever may be due the deceased sodisra cor
rect list of all who have died been krd III battle Ia
Mexico having been prsplred II much expense and Ia
Dor. ani Is uny IN possession Of the subscribe. and his
partner IN Washington, Mr Sannri ScuiniGS
\. -Poslage must be paid IN ali cases when inior.
nation VIII nr gwen gratniioGsly, aud moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM ". FULTON,
No. &c, MAN street, Richmond, Va.
Aug ll-dGc2awly
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OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c ,LEMAN's BUILDINGS
-Four doors Ninth NJ PcaasgluaAia Arcna1c.
" ash gton
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN r. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves Tor The purpos. Of p,osecut
inc claims III all kinds before Congress aud The .,ypra
DEPARTMENTS or the General Government
All communications, post paid addressed 10 The
above shall receive prompt attention.
References IL given Ia the following centirurn:-
Hon George N. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J. Y M-
son, Secretary ri the Navy; Hon r. j. Walker Score
t.fy Of The Treasury; Hon. Jno McIeanU s. Supreme
Court; Hon K. NJ. I. Hunter, H. ) Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq. ,Groterto@n, &c.
W John L. addison, Attorney al Law will continue
10 rive personal attention IN business before The several
Courts Of The District cf Columbia and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
NOTICE.
rJ,O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of slh
March, l6d7:
The foiowin acquisitions are hereby made viz. In
addition 10 the Of three dollars called for five dol
lars payab- the first day Of each Of the months al
March, April, May, August September, October sud
December aud ten dollars the first day uf each uf
the months fJnne, July aud November on each share
Subscribers III Augusta will pay IN lie Bank AT
Staunon; IN Albemarle. in the Bank AT Charlottesville;
and those In Richmond, IN III. Bank of Virginia Ia THE
credit ofthr Louisa Railroad Company. Puneualty is
important as interest niH be die on zach instaent MOI
paid by order OF The Goard,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
BEAVER Dam Depot Feb as-ctDrc
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AUGUST ~ ;s,E,ssss.

4 '<Ti-'I T 7 = II ID
,sAVE removed their office 10 Nil. Main scr,
Il over Mrs;r; Staten { Io's n.w i:i.ta = -. .,e
ana opposite 10 Thomas Tsi.,s gun st.r sir ,us4st
will attend all the c"lr,a II Hanover sbunty
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LOST

BouT two weeks since, on the road from hyle.
"A in King william, TO Richmond, small paip fe,
oh thick paper about SIX inches LONG, ana tour
;L "a. with the name Of Martha Spindle imme-
d;aieIv under the likeness. reward OF hve aon,
% h. Maid for the delivery Of the likeness 10 the sup
seriber, in Richmond. ,our spyNDLE.
July 4-c1m 'onS - "
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Greek Nation Prize 0fMce,
MO. 10i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
IN Virginia.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
Virginia Lsesburg Lottery, Class No AZ for ls4s 10
he drawn on Saturday, September 3D. rs No. Lottery
Ill drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: Si2,ia, 81
prizes of 5000 3i OF 500 lowest No. prizes, &c.-
Tickets sl2; halves 6; quarters 3.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class 49, for 1913, To be
drawn on Saturday, september 9. 20 Nos, Is drawn
Prizes: s36oOO 10 Of 500 10 Of l,COo 400 Of IG1, &c
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Class No 81, for Isis, to
he drawn Saturday, September 10th. IS Nos, -
dawn. Scheme: S35,0O0, 90 prizes of 200, ID Of
600. 20 of AGO. 1879 200, Tickets SO; halves s.
quarters2 SO.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery. Glass No. 3d. for 1913, TO
be drawn on Saturday. September BID IS No. Lottery,
~ drawn baors Prizes: sGf G6G, 22,222, ll,'ll 7,
81 Of In, III OF $50, G3 nf 2!a, &C. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass So FOR lsi5, Ia he
drawn on Saturday, September 3nth. ~ drawn Nos
in package OF ~ Tickets Scheme: $4,000 10000,
lOCno, 5,puO 10 Of l0Oo, 20 If 500 &C. Tickets S9
halves 6; quarters 5.
Grand aud magnificent Scheme 10 be drawn al Alex
andrra October 2Sth 1918. Is Nos, l3 drawn.
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Good washing may be lad a: from s. 10 $40 10
EnICaL DEPARTMENT.

TTsITIEg.fTI
Ia the Medical Department, The session is of the
length as The Academic Sesslon--nine mOnths-whic
enables The students Ia complete curriculum Of stu.
dies as extensive a. that oI any ether Medical Insttu
tlon in the Union by attending only two lectures 4
day. They have, moreover, the advantage Of daily ri
rid examinations the subjects discussed in the daily
lectures.
The eIp- ri the Medical students the same
those Of ether students, with the addition If dsseCt.
ing fee oI S.. WM :. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron If the University of Virginia.
Iut,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
by THE GOvERN,R OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCL NATION.

INFORMATION having ben received by the E1ecn.
1 tive, thar JAMES .. WILLIAMS. who had been
convicted the Superior Cun of Law for The county
Of Appoaltn1 Of unlawful tlbhng, and sentenced 10
imprlsonmrnt in The Penrnary, has made his es
cape from Jail and is now oiDg al large do, there
fore hereby offer reward fifty dollars 10 any
persons who shall arrest said Jimes o. Williams
and deliver him into he jai Of Appomattox; and ! d"
moreover require MI officers This Common wealth. CT.
VII and military, ana reqlr: the people generally to
ei; he txerions Ia prcure the arrest OF The sad
Williams, that he may he brGeht TO Justice.
Given urGrr nv hand az Governor, and under The
, Lesser Seal ri the commonwealth, at i,lch
mond this Goth day August, in the year ISIS
signed, VI. SMl H.
10 Williams is said 10 be man Of youthful appear.
ancp - or ~ wears Of age aut rr inches l'c Of
saow compile xion wears hisnair (Which Is ola brown
ish color rather long. LA on when ne escapeu
green jeans coat, somewhat worn-Dlnt r'n.h cup
striped cotton pantaloons-isa wheei"rishi .! udae'
but also worked n, the tailoriR business
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Take Notice.
VALUABLE FARM in HENRlCO FOR |
SALE

pursuance Of the will Of my trsator offer for sale
the Tract Of Land of which ne died possessed, lying
10 The lower end OF uenrico county, aud containing
1O1 acres Ofihis about 300 ceared-of
this about 60 acres low grounds of the finest quail
-al Of which has been cultivated in wheat oats nd
Corn, and from which fine crops of timothy and herds
grass havo been reaped The remainder Is high land.
IN fine state Of cultivation. All the open land, both
high and low has been marled with mail from the
mses This mari, of which there Is an abundance, is
easily obtained living only three feet beneath the sur
lace and contains IS per cent. of lime. There Is 4
never falling Of water flowing through the
extent Of the farm, and springs of the best water
are numerous Timber Is abundant, and convenient to
all parts Of the farm. The buildings consist OF dwell
ling house, containing seven rooms, which has recent
~ been thoroughly repaired Kitchens smoke house,
Carriage house, stable, barn. Shelters &c.
also offer for sale the life estate of Mrs Catharine
Sculiy of 1873 of Land adjoining the above tract
or this there about 40 acres cleared all of
which has been marled. There 10 decree for the
sale ohc reversonary interest In this land, so that the
purchaser OF the life estate purchase that also.
The above property Is within five miles OF James H.
r. and Is of the city of Richmond-hus afordine ia
ciles for market-and is in a pleasant neighborhood
IL do not effect sale of said property before the
25,h day of the present month"; shall that day offer
- II public auction, Oh the premises. Terms reason
able.
For further information, apply the premises,
Messrs NJ & w. Willis Richmond, BENZ. Pollard,
j., Esq. CHARLES w. KEESEE,
Executor Of Gervas NJ. Keesee, deceased.
Sent
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The premiums are less Than in any other Company,
and the policies afford greater advantagr.Jo Example
person aged ~ Yeas nest birth DAY, - payin. the
company % cents would secure to hls aGy or neiss
should hr die in year Tor go - IL secures
10 them $1,000, for Sis annually for seven years ne
secures them 600 should he die in seven wears nr
for s0 - paid annually during life &c srcu'rs s. Wv,
10 be pad when he dies. The insurer securing his own
bonus. by The difference IN amount Of rFrn'i"' iHl
those charged hi other offices. For So - ie "''s
would receive Sc, 60O should he die III one year
JoHr w CLAGHons-Prrsident.
PETER CrLLrS-vlee President
TsUsIrrs.
Robert F Walsh Peter Rnmbo,
Joseph 7. Thomas, Edwa,. -, =. .n"'A'e''
William Craig, aooe L 'uii rc4
George n. Dehl, stephen n: Lia~io'ui
Peter Cullen, CO., rrsc = ic'u ~.
VIM C.. Alexander. Wiiiam ". bsiio,
yviiiiam ~ Haly K. F. Lopez,
t,,an,on r. Lamb Harry Conrad.
Soliciror-WN. II. HALr.
T,e1surer-F. ". RawLE.
II. G. TUCKETT, Sec'y. and Acl'y.
The subscribers having been appointed Agents for
,hs above Company for the State nf Virginia pre-
nared 10 policies of Insurance 10 all persons de-r
ing 10 avail themselves nf the great advantages pre-
SCENTS for securing 70 their families or friends com
Portable support after their decease
Forms OF application, and all particulars, may be had
al their office on th street. mex, door 10 the office 81
Wellington Gcddin Esq. HALL NELSON,
JOHN r. .. PAYNE.
DR.. JOIN A. CussISsHAa, Medical Examiner,
June 3c-2awd&cly
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. IN
THE CITY or WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA..
THE Course OF Lectures III this Institution VIII com
1 mence the first day of october.
The course Of instruction embraces the following
subjects:
l. Mathematics. BENZ. $ EwELL, President and
Professor.
.. Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. This Char ~
present vacant, but viii he flied before The begin
ming of the course.
3. Political Economy, Ancient and Modern History,
and Natural Law This Chair Il also vacant al present,
but will be filled before the beginning Of the next course
1 Moral Philosophy, embracing Metaphysics Logic,
Rhetoric AMI Ethlcs a. &. PEiCHY, Professor.
; Ancient Languages. II. j. ~MEiD, Professor.
g. Municipal aud Constitutional Law and Govern
ment. BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor.
EIPE.f uses.
Boarding. including fuel, lights and washing, viii
not exceed $50 for the whole Collegiate course.
Fees for attendance each cilss. S2h: fnr attend
ance The Law class, winch j. now single course,
$50.
TEXT Bo0ks-A list of thu teyt hnoks in each branch
will he furnished by the Professors 10 the Students
They can be procured in the city OF Williamsburg.
Aug 25-ctDrtl
W The following papers will copy twice week nm
III the Isl October, and forward number containing
the advertisement. IL The President OF the College =
genc-r and Republican: l.ynchbnrg rrsmian; Nation
Al In;eisrncer and Union. Washington City; Freder
ickshur. Herald; Raleigh Star; Southern Chnrchnan;
Religious Herald; Christian Advocate; Southern Lite
riry messenger; Montgomery Journal, Alabama: Sa-
vannah Republican and Milrdgevile Recorder, Gror-
eia Bls Tor advertising 10 be sent 10 Edmund Chris
tiau Esu Hifh
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EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE AN
NIFTY AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE al WALNUT STREET. PlilLaDEI.-
~ PHIh-Cnpitai sa50,00o-cflARTER FER
PETEAL.
Tn. Company are now prepared 10 transact business
upon the most liberal and advantageous terms. They
are authorized by their charter 10 make all and every
apprtanine TO lite risk- OF whatever KIND
ar nature and 10 receive and execute tTi.i, make
dowments aud To grant and purchase aanunItir-.'-
The Company sell annuitir- and endo~m-nte and act
az Trustees for minors and heirs.
Kat,s fer ia.nriHg 800 on sngir Lys
,..x FL, car L'or ~,
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TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS AND
DltIItiS

.,,sc ,h,ssd a Larger farm in another rouu'y,
Ii now offer Tor salr my present residence at war,
saw village tRehmond C. H. containing ls acre, ., o.
land, highly improved with lime aud paienes" @
md co,n,ndiors consisting Of every house necessary
or agreeable 10 family-wh an ohice-hil IN aoH''a
HE order Terms liberal and ACCOMMODATING, =, n
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run SALE.
IN execution Of decree of the County Court of King
and Queen. pronounced on the 18th day al August,
lsl6. We the Commissioners Of the said Court, now
offer for sale that valuable Farm of which Joseph h.
Pendleton died seized, called MILAN situate in King
and Queen couEty, about one mile from Manua Ferry,
four from Walkerton, aud six from King and Queen
Court house The said Farm contains SIS acres has
on the best improvements consisting of large two
story dwelling and all necessary out houses besides
orchard of the best selected and choicest frnits-in
short this farm is considered one of the most desirable
residences in King and Queen. The land Is well
adapted to wheat, oats and corn, producing in three
shifts from three 10 four hundred barrels of corn, and
about the number Of bushels Of wheat. The
eghh orhood is healthy and delightful, and the farm is
being sold TO meet exgencies Of the Estate of said
Pendleton. The undersigned are fully authorized 10
negotiate privately, and for portion-say ha-of the
purchase money 10 make the terms accommodating
ff private sale is not effected earlier, they will sell
publicly the End day OF October next, The pre-
misses We shall OF convey such title as IL vest
ed in US, and none other.
Add,ess-Stevensrille, King and Queen.
ROBERT COURTNEY,
Aug o5-cwtds J. N. JEFFRIES