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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-02

VALUABLE. Estate On JAMES RIVER
CALLED "TUCkalOE," FOR SALE AT AUC-
lion UNDER DECREE OF CHANCEHY COURT
X virtue 81 Deed 81 Trust, executed 10 William
- cambridge, nos deceased, and the subscriber, by
Thomas Mann Randolph and Lucy Ann his vii e. tear.
lue aate on the 3U.h day Of August, 1927, duly
cotuea In GoochiaTd County Court; and in pursuance
n cecfee OF The Superior Court Of chancery for tho
n'cihona eircnt pronounced on tie l7th day Of Feb
Iuary, eib, IN The case &c "Brockenbrough vs.. Ram
gIo'Ph' &c shali, as The surviving trustee in the
ueen on uust al"lesaid, ard acting also as III, Commits
siohef OF the Court, proceed To SELL upon the pre misses
on tuesday, The 18th day OF July ls4e at twelve
O'Clock, iair, not, the fair day, Eat pub
NC auction, 10 the highest bidder all and every The
interest," right, title and estate in law or equity OF The
said hanlas u Randolph and Lucy Ann his wife, in
ana 10 the tract If land b. them 10 Jaourns
b. HIrvie aud William cambridge by the deed dated
3Oh day OF August, lea7, exhibited with the bill upon
Inc following Terms 10 wit: For cash. as 10 one third of
Tue money, ana upon credit Of one and
TWO for equal parts aud Inc alm MIS-
OF The residue ""iaking bonds, with good security
for The credit payments and retaining The Title until the
purchase money shall he fully paid "
The estate, called "1uckahor," aud referred to n
the decree aforesaid confirmed The date OF the trust
deed aforesaid, about 800 of which part has
since been sold III 10 MessIs. Stephen Duval, Hezekah
l.. Wight, and the 1'uckahoe Coal Mining Company,
leaving about 800 subject however TO the
right on the par. of said Tnckahoe Coal Mining Com.
pany 10 mine under The said land. A map and survey
OF which VIII be exhibited on the day Of sale.
The said Estate lies in the county of Goocbland,
about thirteen miles above the city of Richmond, on
either side Of The James River and kaUawha Canal,
and is justly regarded among The most valuable
Farms on The river. Persons wishing view the pro.
misses ore referred asJor Snead, the occupant who
Will, am sure. give any information in regard them.
The Title 10 the above property is believed to bs per-
iect but the undersigned will convey only such title
is vested IN him by the deed of and decree aore
said. J y. HARyIE Trustee and COMMIT
P.S.-1'he above mentioned Estate contains about
two hundred acres flow ground naturally fertile
as any on James river. There is ut the Tuckah0e
aqueduct, twelve miles from Richmond, and immed-
atey on The margin of the Canal an admirable site,
with - feet head ana fall Tor large mandatory
peciay ofIron, coal Of the best quality for manufse-
turing purposes Is raised within very short distance Of
the spet.
1T Sale to be conducted BY
May l7--dlthcWids w. GODDIN, Auct'r.
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On Eo,.rtesnh Street, u7Gcr The ECciGnrc Hotel.
T,HoMhs LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has Commenced
the business OF Lottery Broker in the Office ION 18th
street, under The Exchange loiel,l formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Royl and recently by L. b. pendston.
Drawing Of he Leesbnrs Lottery, Elk, 20, May22:
SO 65 is rs 81 63 % SIS fS 81 % is 35 10
Ticker % So 65, prize of 500, returned 10
The Managers. Notcdy fanetcd il.
TODAY.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Mononealia Lottery, class
No. 81. Capital: sill 900. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tick
cts So; halves so: quarters 75c.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX Dea-
ware Lottery Extra, Glass No. IS. Capila!s $4,000,
a,O00 &C. 75 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50
cents; quarters % c.
Saturday Evenng,-Saes close at S O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
MAdNIFIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. p, To be
drawn al Alexandria. Capais: S3J, 0UO 10000 5000,
&c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets sl0-shares in pro-
portion.
Or Orders for packages, certificates Of packages,
single tickets shares in the above in any of Maj
rs & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 10 3l0 for tickets
vii! receive the most prompt attention. and Lie draw
ngs forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. y Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recollert No. J-"fhere's luck in odd numbers,
,ays Rory U,uore." May %
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Ssrasfop.,s fs.sane.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let ali The world say wllaltiey can,
For selling Prizes. srRATTON'S the man.
Drawing oi ',forunsa;ia Lt;'rry, 81, Nav &:
% ii % II - ~ IS d 6j IL is IS 81 10
Halt Nos. II % 40. ii pre- ii :lluO bn,h
Tickcl, Nos % 80 81, do. lCuS .pl.
and paiity . IA THu&
Drawn rs. ot ,.eeshurS Extra, iiu II ia; u.
4s 20 81 IL 81 - Ij 30 SO e. iG 81 -
Tick. Nos - 3S 81. = p'iz OF slJ1 ,,id and
paid by SfkaTrO..
Drawn Nos. New Jersey, II, s..ay 81:
30 81 ID s So 38 IS 10 % so % is u.
Half Nos 10 % %, prize OF $500, Sid and
paid BY sTRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEk.
1000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRlnAY-alonongalia No 81. Capilals:-sll ,son,
3,0OO $40, $50, of 5nU, sc. % Nos, Is drawa-
Tickets -; halves s.; quarters 75c.
5000 DOLLARS! 2.UU0 DOLLARS!
SATUgDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. dG Capi,aIs:-e5.
600, 900 lOi7, II 500, &C., Sc. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets eli; halves 50 cts; quarters 25 ets.
$4,000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY -l.resbnrg Lottery, No. 81. Capitals :
S33 ouo OcO 5000, 1900 3,iO, 50U, $780, 5O5 10
of COO &c. IL Nos, - drawn. Tickets Sl0; halves
S; quarters 80
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets IN all the Lotteries VIII he promptly nj.
tended TO- and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders TO N. u. STRATTnN
Nav % Richmond, Va
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s.V 1he Nagnctfc Telegraph.
cor,espondenee efthe RiehmoHd Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, June l-P. NJ.
TT 9 SENATE

WARRINGTON Juuc TX. AVA
u. S. SENATE.
The President of the Senate Mr.. Dallas) be-
ing absent, Mr.. Atchison was appointed Pfesi.
dent pro tempors.
The bill 10 refund 10 the State Government mo-
news advanced Tor the transportation and suosist-
ence of volunteers Tor The Mexican war. was
passed.
On MIR. Brighl's motion, the Senate agreed to
take up the bill TO establish Territorial Govern
men, in Oregon.
MIR. Hale Withdrew his amendment, Offered
yesterday, and enormously attributed TO Mr.. Ben,
lon,) providing for extending the Ordinance oil
1887 over the territory OF Oregon.
Mr.. Bright moved TO strike out the 18th section
OF The bill, which contains the principle OF The
Wilmol Proviso, in effect
This motion gave rise 10 an animated debate,
in which Messrs Butler, Bright Weslco'!, Bag
by, Calhoun, Miller, Dickinson, Foo,e and Hale,
participated. Without taking the vote on Inc
motion 10 strike oul, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The report presented day or Two since oy
Mr.. Strohu, relative 10 errors in the Report OF
the Secretary OF the Treasury, was discussed du.
ring the morning hour.
On MIR. Vlnton's motion, the House resolved
Itself into committee of the whole on The state
OF The Union, (Mr. Thompson, OF Indiana, In
the chair and took up the Naval Appropriation
Bill. Messrs. Rhen and Venable made speeches,
the burthen OF each being the subject Of slavery.
The committee then lose, and the House ad.
journed.
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We take this method 10 sulieit OF friends and the
puhlic early orders for such Machines as they may
want for the present approaching harvest. We are
now making t. order large number OF lhe celebrated
Staple Tooth Spring Bed Threshing Machines, which
have been proved decidedly superior IN the last
five or IL years. particularly when Used WIN smith
Patent Self Oiing Boxes, with improved BEDS so ar
ranged TINT the teeth may be taken out ana turned OF
new ones inserted.
We would ask especial attention 10 our new grared
Horse Power OF which can br seen IN operation al
our warehouse. This power has been put 10 tile &c
versst test tie last four years and has received the
hiches rpcOmmc n;a;inns from those using them We
will show this power 20 persons in want, and supply
them with such reference "a canno. fail to establish
their superiority.
We are also supplying, al reduced rates, the we'll
known Chain Band Power.
Those wanting q good Fan had better try one of our
improved ones They made of the brs, material,
and expressly r Durability. and we rarrant them 10
operate equally as well As any othe! Fan, although not
intended TO clean by once running through.
We are prepared 10 put In new sets Of teeth in ma
chimes where they much worn rs not To thresh
Clean or to furnish cylinders and beds IL the old
ones are defective We keep extra brasses, leather
bands, chain bands. &c and will supply at short no.
tice any iron work for machinery. Ffanklin rods &c
We have on hand few of McCormicks Keepers,
which ill put in operation, when 10 be worked III
the vicinity Of Richmond free Of charge, and warrant
them To satisfy the purchaser. We Keep extra blades,
wheels. &c.
J- Persons at a distance can, by writing u.s. obtain
good machines If here In person, asany machine
sent to order may ba returned IL il does not give salts
faction. PARKER & SMITH.
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LEONARD SMITHS LATE IMPROVED
VEN7ILA TING SMUT MACHINE.
TIME above engraving represents The machine
half uncovered, so as 10 give every one an
onnorluo;,y OF Judging OF lis peculiar yet simple
construction, for rubbing, beating, securing and
blowipe while the machine is operating upon
he arain. This machine, with The late improve
menI is warranted superior 10 all others now in
nee tor execution and durability. Any one wish
inc one may have The use OF i, for three months
with The privilege ii returning j. should il mol sus-
tain the reputation here given.
II reouires but about halt The motion OF other
,acbines. rendering il more durable and less LA
ble 10 sci fire 10 the building. Many OF The North
ern Insurance Companies make difference IN
tbeir rates OF insurance in favor oil mills IN winch
this machine is used.
Il has taken The highest premium al eight Ears,
including the late Fair Of The State OF New YORK,
At Saratoga, and medal was awarded The 10.
v,n;or at The late Fair Of The American Institute,
for its peculiar construction, Tor operating upon
me end OF The grain or berry-an advantage mol
attained TO The same extent by any other Inachine.
Certificates from the Proprieors oil large
number OF the most celebrated mills in The United
States will be shown in confederation OF all mat
is here said in lis praise. Six machlncs now on
hand for sale by WILLIAM PALMER,
AT his Agricultural, Machine
Nav % and seed Store, Main ST..
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a Card.

SOME time during the last Summer, n! ne iio'el OF
= Mrs poncs, IN HarisonbGrs. was rngageu IN
changing or handling n large amount q money whch
had about ne III tie time. was under some excite
,p.nt md DARN. tie t!uir missed i Considerable
am,rnr IL ms money Hr Iiimon White, Of Greene,
hiring or- II the prrrGns nearest 10 me AT TIE timr
missed my money, iGm-da;rly accused him Of
taking H. Examinations were instantly made AMI
no money was discovered 10 he about the persons ol
ans present etctpi that which properly belonged To
Them In few moments found my money IN my
own hat Excited as | was, n once became con-
scous IL the wrong which had done him. tnnk my
money laid il before sir White and told him, White,
II have accused ycu wrongfully, and here Is my mo-
ney-take what YOU want and satisfy yourself Tor the
injury which have done you;" which Mr. White in.
dgnanty refused, and said, sr, il Is no, your money
that want but i, is my reputation that regard, and
for the injury Of which will seek redress in Court OF
law;'-since which, sui; was brought by Mr.. white
Al the solicitations OF mutual friends, land Is very
agreeable me y the difficulty has been adjusted BY my
giving the above statemrnt-Mr White desiring notn-
Ing but full vindieaton Of his reputation.
am satisfied with the above statement OF Mn .is'
cett TiLM0N WHITE.
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tsy j. Hs. ID. Payne, Auct
PUBLIC SALE OF FRANKLIN PAPER
MILL MACHINERY .Nn EINTIlRES


T'liE undersigned, Committee OF Stock holders, be-
ing duly authorized, will expose 10 sale, public
anction. 10 tile highest bidder, the premises,
THURSDAY, the lst day OF June, 1913, at O'Clock,
r. NJ this very desirable property, situated on 9th
street, near the Depot of the Richmond and Pr.
tersburg Railroad Company, containing about
hundred and thirty feet OF ground, which
stands a PAPER MILL. of brick, win stone base
ment, constructed III the most durable and tsantal
manner-with TWO water wheels - feet 10 diameter,
entitled TO 100 cubic inches OF water from the James
ege of conducting the same through canal from tho
basin-threr machine water wholesome 62l inch cy
Under machine, with copper drlers and two noulds-
40 inch Fonrdrlnia machine, with copper drers;
80 inch cylinder machine, with lire drler Of cart
Iron, feet IN dlametrr-tIee stuff chests, for each
machlne-s engines for grinding rags tubs for boiling
rags tubs for sizing plpeT-2 steam bnirrs-l hoist
ing machne-3 rag cuttrrs-3 rag austers-a ruling
chinese calrndrrs-2 cutting machines-2 stamping
pressrs-5 screw prrsses-ocap and letter prrsses-and
| press for the company sra-toGrihrr with every
thing else necessary for the manufacture of paper The
Mill has an extensive Of custom, and has been do
ing very profitable business during the last few years,
by which It's large Indebtedness has been greatly re-
duced.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, the balance
ss, twelve and eighteen months credit for negotiable
notes interest added from the day Of sale secured BY
trust deed.
HERBERT A. CLAIBoRNE,l
JOHN RICHARDS,
T. NJ. ThBB, IT,. >Commtee.
FREDERICK ANDERSON,
WM. ALLISON,
May 9-deotGs
IISAe 10 be conducted BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE,
AucliqneeT.
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A CARD.
Piano EOFtes.

TINE subscribers have on hand TWO splendid
i Rosewood Piano Fores, manufactured by
James Person OF New York, Ito whom the New
York institute awarded a medal for the bes
toned inslrumeni,) which for durability OF style
and sweetness Of lone, they will warrant equal
il not superior 10 any in the city and which 'heJ
can sell at the manufacturers prices.
A number of certificates, from professional
gentlemen and others, can be seen by calling a
their ware.room.
Also, large assortment Of Cabinet Fnrni
ture, consisting OF Mahogany, Rosewood anc
Walnut Divans, Sofas, Tele Tees Bureaus
Wardrobes &c, &c. Of The latest style, and ma
nutaclured in The best manner.
They would respectfully solicit those in wan
OF good Furniture 10 give them call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Upholsieripg done in The best manner.
BINFORD & PORTER,
Corner 18Th and Franklin streets.
Nav Yl-2aw3wc
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100 Dollars Reward.

nAN AWAY from the Shenandoah Iron Works,
II ,hon, ,br Isl of April last, tso Negro Men-DA-
Mel. and cIaRK-beongns to The Estate Of The late
Miles Marques, of the county Of Madison. sala Ne
c,aes are Of muatto complexion, aged about twenty
49,. and so,nr five feet nine or ten inches high
5Ia,k Is believed has scar upon his face. No 9TH
er mark Iecuilected ).
zion n thr Negroes II taken out Of the STATE and
cnred so that can get them again-or $50 will be gi-
W Tor the securing of either one If taken out Of the
state-or 800 il taken in the State and secured that
| get them again-or $40 for either one.
THOMAS n. WEIGH,
Executor Of Miles Marques, deceased.
Madiann u Nay 03-ctf
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Greek NadiDza aaEIZe ssGasce,
MO. IOl EAST MAIN STREET, Ricim0nd

MO. 10! EAST MAIN ) iREE L, RiSanl0nd
lS Vrslrlo
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, lsas.
$4,000 DOLLARS. 10000 DOLLARS!
Is Drawn Numbers out of 75
Virginia Lreshurg Lottery, Cinss No %, for 1885, to
Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1900, 3too 10 prizes
Of 900, 10 Of 500, &c Tickets S0 halves 5; nuar-
ters = 80. certificate Of j whole Tickets Sil0-
shares in proportion.
45,2-2 DOLLARS! 5 Of 5000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery. Glass No. 81 for 1913, 10
lie drawn NJ A-xandIa Saturday, June TO- - No.
Lntery-l2 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: G.5,as2
9oO0, 81 5UUo, &c, &c. Tickets SO: halves >;
quarters2 80. certificate of package of 20 Whole
Tickets sl2O-shares IN proportion.
10000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
virginia sesburg Lottery Glass No 25 for 1898, to
be drawn n Alexandria OF saturday, June IL. % No.
Loitery-ll drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $500
5000 5000 900, 1890 2O73, 20 of l,OO0 20 of 500,
- Of 300, 10 Of 200 &c. Tickets sO halves S. quar-
lers so certificate of package OF ~ whole Tick
cts sl00-slares in proportion,
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Lessbnr- Lottery, CLASS No. 81, for sis 10
he drawn nj Alexandria Saturday, June eith. IS
Nos, 10 tta%n. Brilliant Scheme: s5Ou0n, 80 600.
.juLU 10 nnD 5000 200. ~ Of lG01 40 Of $780, 2O1 of
~, &c. TicSeis sio; halves 5; quarters 80 A
certificate Of package OF u whole Tickets Sl33-
shares IN proportion
Orders iur certificates or Packages, single Tickets
aad hlrts IN any ~ The above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, wiz receive the most prompt atten
tinii an. IN account III each drawing forwarded a.
soon IL i received.
Hurley rlys postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
iinrlry's r;e is 10 cash a prizes 1t sight.
Hurley vi. cash all prizes sold hy other vendors.
Hurley has nj al times complete assortment of
Tickets ranging in price from Sl 10 $50.
Please address your ordersto WI. HURLEY.
No 10, Stun street, Richmond, Va.
P. S.-A business strictly confidential. MaYb
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE l..

RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNEI.
TOBACCO-Inspeciions average about IS to
100 hhds. per day. We quote Tugs 81 20 10 90;
common leafs SO a SO; middling 3 rs to 4 IS;
good and fine 5to 7 so. General sales Of Tugs
l 20 10 60; leaf rs TO 90.
FLOUR-Sales al S53 a ST.
WHEAT-White l25; red l20 cents. None
coming in.
OATS-34 IS cents per bushel.
CORN-45 cents per busheI. Dull.
CORN MEAL-50 55c. per bushel. Dull,
BACON-Virginia hog round 6 a 81 cls West
ern Sides d cts.; Shoulders 81 a 4 cts; Hams S
cents.
LARD-7i els.
FISH-New Herrinss in demand a, s. 25.
Shad Sc so a !. Family Roe Herrinss SIS in
barrels and SO in halt barrels.
CATTLE-BEEr: s. SO 3 90, gross
VEAts: 81 a 90. MurroNs: ST. so 10 2 IS,
neu,as in quality. Hoes: so.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav 25,-Sa P. M.
CorToN-Sales to-day, 5000 bales; higher
grades SITTER.
WHIskBY-l5i a l6 cents.
Bacon AND PoRk-6rm.
FLouR-quiet; no other change. No news.
sICKLEs FOR McCoRMICK's REAPER,
MANUFACTURE In Rochester, New York, and
lfl warranted good can be had at the mandatory OF
Messrs. PARKER & SMITH, of this city.
Juno2-c3t
MANAGERS OFFlCE-D. PAINE g. CO.
ltl Richmond Va.
This Day-Capi,als: $4,000, 1000, 5000,
1000, &c. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, 27:
26 81 CT 81 So II IS AZ IA 6S % 30.
lime 9
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Correspondence OF the Richmond EnguIrer.1
NEW YORK June I. p. M,

FLouR-The market steady, but not active.
Genesee brands sell al IS IS as 93i. Southern
Flour 10 held at i2i, though we do not hear Of
any transactions.
Wharf.-The supply OF wheat is good, and
rather pressing on The market We note sales
to-day OF prime red at 100 1913 cents per bushel.
CoRN-Pfime white sells at d SO cents, and
prime yellow al 81 cents per bushe.
PsovisloHs-The holders of Pork are asking
higher prices. but no sales are reported.
CoTruN has declined | cent per ID.
BALTIMORE, June l, P. M.
FLoUR-Market steady but not active. Sales OF
Howard Street Flour are being made al SIS so,
and Of City Mills a, 5 Git 93s.
WHEAT-Sales OF prime red to day, at l23 a
l3l cents.
CoRN-Prime white sells al As CTS per bushel;
prime yellow sells al so cts per bushel.
OATs-Sales al 80 80 CHS per bushel.
WHIsKEY-Sales oil bbls al o.. a 23i cts per
gallon
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90 no1nr concord HOTEL.

This extensive and beautiful Establishment is now
open for the reception Of vsiters SURROUNDED en-
trely by salt water, IL affords every facility LOT Sea
in pursuit OF health pleasure. The Hotel Is com
pIe,e In all ts arrangements, and no eIerton viii be
spared render IL in all respects the mos'
Roard 81 90 per day.
20 ihs we.k a, III. rate of ] so per day
NJ III month al ,h- rate OF 90 per day.
Children and servants half price. ,nr,ru
May 22-ee1 'AhHs Q.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Thicker Il A d d i 8 o II
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON sI.rH STREET, (c9LEMAs's BUILDlNds,)
Fou, doors North of Pennsylvania Avenue,
wash Ston.
nPvER1y THICKER and JOHN E. ADDISON nave
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of
Denartmen,, of the General Government. 49,.
Xii communications, post paid, addressed 10 INC
above, shall receive prompt attention; ,,,.rsn.-
uan Gsnr.. bsias. Vice President; Hon. J. y Ma-
SOM Secretary Of the Nays Hon Wase s, scene
Treasury Hon gs5 5sG & s.ass
Joho E. Addison, Attorney at Law will continue
to give 10 business before 'n .sionnS
soun,i.s OF Maryland and Virginia. JAZZ Si-sH
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JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers FOR sale his Farm (cALLhlS)
1 lyin. IN the South side of James riser, about one
mile above Subjects Tavern. IN the county Of POwha
containing by survey o9 acres, pcrti0h Of which
is loS grounds Of superior qualify Nearly one hall
q, the farm j. wood nf original grnwih and heavily
,imhered The high land /, II coed qualify, lies we'll,
and is susceptible Of bish Stale of improvement -
There is brick house on tie farm w!th four rooms,
and all the necessary out buildings, IN good repair II
ac Is notefT-eteh privately before The Isl Of October
next il will then he offered publicly tn the highest
bidder. as the subscriber is determined To sell, ho
VI make the terms very accommodating. Applica-
lions nay be made 70 him personally, on the PREMISES
or by letter, directed 10 Subjects Tavern; or TO MI
VIM l.. smith, Smhvillc Y o., who is authorised TO
dsuose ofthe place. THOMAS A. HARRIS.
M.,. lSis-chi
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY,
Ofes-No. 81, Nam S., Richmond, Va,
CONTINUES 10 grant policies on Lives only al i tDr
the term of life are stoc khoders Dividends are made
annually, and thus far bean IS cent II the
premium il over $780, portion will be loaned to Inc
insured, if he wishes. The success oil Inc company
without parallel. ,rr,so, ,,
BrSJ. C. MiLLrn, Secretary. Ill.
W Prospectus Of the Company can oe mao y ee 81
Main street, over the STORE Of Judah Myers. ESQ.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
med;c,, E,nmir.r Feb. 22-dlC2aTt
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PROFESSOR bRANCH'S


At FRINGE EDWARD cuERT HOUSE.
fNflES newt session of my School VIII ccmG,rnct on
the fri day &c June and end 81 The lor:tii WE'D
nrsfay II September following
The course of studies embraces all II. subjects su-
ally taught in the h"st Seminafies nf thr kind.
Board for the session, -
Tuition intending Ancient ard aiodrrn Languages l.,
hiu.Ic with uf Piano, ID
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