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NEW STOCK

OF HARDWARE, Gu FIERY, &c.
TINE subscribers are now receiving per ships
i Henry Clay and Montz ina, direct from
he manufacturers in Birmingham and She ff-lt
an entirely new stock Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns. Sadtlery, &c; arh ~ recent arrivals a
.lpll assortment # DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
.mbfacine every adic- usually k-r, hy The
rade. 10 which ihey invite The attention Of their
friends and The public e-uerallv.
CHARLES j. SINTON s. CO.,
Sept. 10 cat Ne IL, Main Steel.
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land FOR SALE.

fNiE subscriber having removed Ia the Guy Q! Rich
4 mnnd 10 reside, will offer for safe on TUESDAY,
The 10Th day II the present mnnh-srprmbrT-1t Han.
over Cont hons-.-hat being Court dHy-hls tract Of
LAND in the county Of Hanover, called GARLAND
HILL, lying onr mile East Of tie Court house on the
Pamunkry nver and containing 33si acres. The land
- IN good ccndticn. The houses are. &c story
dwelling, are ba:n, Ice house, -tahr, and all other
necessary "a houses. There is large ana well select.
ed orchard OF f.Oit Trees; and The Ghbohood ia as
good ~ any III the state. A the Louisa Railroad Is
expected 10 run, |, Will pass one mile OF the
farm.
TERMs-One.third on the LIST day of January l249, :
wnrn possession Will be gvrn-and The balance ono
and Two wears from that day with interest on the DE
frrrrd payments the purchaser giving bonhs with sp-
prove, security, with deed of trust the land The
purchaser ran -eei crop wheat this Fall ii he thinks
proper = do The premises VIII he shown I" any
one wishing Ia purchase by Mr. A Taafrno. now re-
siding on Tie farm, or Mr Wm Winston, n Hanover
Cui,rl hrus-. JOHN NINSlbH
S.rt
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.

NOIlCE III VOLUN EEho, &C.
VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from the United States service, and hav.
not obtained their bounty land. &C., by ,crng TO the
undersigned enclosing their discharges, and stating
place OF address, have the necessary papers pre-
pared and forwarded with such directions 10 enable
them 10 procure their bounty land extra back pay,
pensions, mileage, Sci and the widows and heirs, bro.
hors and sisters, OF those who have died been killed
In battle in Mexico, by writing above, giving the
name Of the company and regiment In which their re-.
lative enlisted or served, and lime Of enlistment, will
obtain all necessary papers which requisite to pro.
whatever may be due the deceased snldiera cor
rect list Of ul who have died or been killed in battle In
Mexico having been prepared at much expense and la
bOr and is only Of the subscriber and his
partner in Washington, MIR. Samuel Stettinius.
n. Postage must be paid IN all cases when infor-
nation will he given gratuitously, and modefa Q
charges made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No. &C. Nam street, Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
asy Daniop, sao.scurc * 20.
VALUABLE UPPER JAMES RiVERLAND
AT AUCTION

a / AUCTION
IN THURSDAY, tac Shot October neyr, a!
- u oci"'N on HE premises, viii be sol. al
acres 81 land, nearly ha!: low grounds win a
sutcieni qnanily Of wood land attached, siiu.
aled above West Ham Creek, .bout . mics
above the City OF Richmond, ant is me Trac on
the South side OF The River roe5; portion.
known as West Ham, belonging 10 the L, ale IL
The late Colonel John Amber, AM i sold IL effect
ci9l>on among his heirs. so large pcrion
OF Tins Tract being lu'v grounds, with sufficient
wood ATTACHED Tor fencing and iuel il is deemed
most desirable onr, ani w.l worthy lhs auer-
lion OF those DESTROYS 0 own fir.I ,aie Fam
contiguous 10 me Market door
TERMS One third cash. Of note negotiable al
months. interest added, an; satisfactorily en-
dorsrt; he balance in - Is and "a months, Sc
cured by Gee! of rus on he piopery
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Aucrs.
l-..ii-
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cox HEATH For SALE

fJIS is a very desirable Tract Il Land 81 go
i acres, within thres miles al buckingham Court.
hnnss-with an abundance rf wood and water, about
~ acres of fine tnhtcc land a. clear, iof winch ii u
peculiarly adapted and L. also well suited 10 the pr"
duCInn nf rnrn. ard wheat There Is an rtcrrnt
new iwrlin. uS- al twn STOKES y nh iitr- InnnS on
each floor md good r,lIar thus lan!. iln"i - he
fore il day rf Dotul-r ncS, Hii ilIrH be- offered -
public auction n Buckingham tnu;t huus-, II bring
our Iy /. y. E ~ aid ,is.iisi. before the !
ii sllr due notice WI hr gwen. .iHy u-IsO srrkiu
information ran obtain by addressing ih- subscriber
buckingham Courthouse, by personal lbs lrctic
oi III. n.rn.isrs Tie parties Interested aHliuns |.
srII aud viii make rhr easy and umm"diing
which will be- made known on the IL, At sale.
Au.o2-ctds w r MDsELEY
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NTO.lOi EAST MAIN STREET, Rictmomc
IN Virginia

GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER
Delaware Lottery, No. 81, to be drawn October it'll
70 No Lottery-l3 drawn ballots. Capitals: $50 lf6,
10 OF 6OOU 10 of 3.0U0 20 Of l0OU &c. Tickets gle
shares IN proportion.
Virginia Ieesburp Lottery Class No ST. for 1913 TO
be drawn Saturday, October 7th IS No. Lottery
IA drawn ballots Prizes: s3 us, l3GOO 0oOu. 1000,
10 of 200, 10 OF 200, 800 oil $50, &c. Tickets Su
shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery No. ST. To be drawn October IIth.
IS No. Lo,lery-la drawn ballots Scheme So, 200,
20 prizes Of 200, % Of 600. - of4Oo, Tickets $40:
halves 5; quafters2 so
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass So, for 1913, 10 he
drawn on Saturday October lith. ID drawn Nos. in a
package OF &c Tickets. Scheme $40 600, 900, 1000
5000, 80 of 900, 30 Of 500 &c. Tickets slO; halves
S; quarters2 So.
Delaware Lottery, Class SO, 10 be drawn October 10.
70 Nos Is drawn. Capitals: S3G, 900, $4,000, {, 900,
$780, of 1000, 10 Of 500, IL of 500 SC. Tickets
$40; haves5; quarters 30.
Virginia Lsesburg LOTTERY. Glass No. 6l for ls4s, Ia
be drawn At Alexandria on Saturday, Oct. 81 G6 No
Loliery-l0 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: 100000,
30 00U. n00 $685. % of 800, 20 OF sOO, ~ Of 400
SC. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No 81, to be drawn October 25tb
rs No. Io,ery-la drawn ballots. Capitals s3o, 900.
luUOu 1910 5OU Al Of OUO 20 OF 500 100 OF 400 sc.
Tickets slO-shates IN proportion
THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
900 ID LIARS CAPITAL PRIZE
$40. 900! 25,00Oi $40 000 100 prizes Of 81 600
Virginia State Lottery, for endowing Leeshnrs AGA.
DENY and for other purposes, Class A. Tor 1884, 10 hr
drawn a, Alexandra, Va on Saturday, October 2sih,
Is4s. 10 No I.ottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Grand Capitals:
| prizs nr Sl000UO prize Of $40 900
| 10000 . prizes Of a,0G
| 2a 200 2,s5'
/ 100000 100 ,O0u
$1,000 l73-lOwest Nos.--of $40
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters ); eighthJ J 81.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Ticket.
and Shares in any ofhe above Schemes addressed Ia
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt aten-
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded "a
soon as il IL received.
N. Hurley pays postage on all letters To and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is 10 cash all prizes al sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all times a complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 TO $50.
Please address your ordeisto VIM HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. Sept 81
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LAND NEAR FARNVILLE FOR SALE.
AN the twenty fourth t24th) day Of next October II
~ shall bs fair il not the next far day ihrrrnf-
ter will offer for sale, the premises, the Estate
known rs SANDY FORD, which lies on both sides Of
The Apponattnx river, above Farmve-nne part being
in the county of Prince Edward and the Other IN Cum
brrland The said Is estimated Ia contain about
one thousand ,0Gll acres of land, 81 winch rather
more than half cleared. or the cleared poftun. 1ni
two hundred and forty grounds The
nigh land cleared Is in good condition presenting
nov here workout appearance, and Is lolribly well
set IN herds' grass and cluvrr. That part z" The land
which is IN woois free OF plagr and well timbered.
The improvements the place comprise dwelling
house and all other houses necessary for he comfort al
family and the nf farm. Sandy Ford u distant
three miles from Parmvile by the way al The rver, and
four and half by the road whilst II Is only eight miles
from Prince Edward Courthouse, and seven from
Hampden Sidney College. the apromatto1 river d.
yi1es the estate into nearly equal parts ana II II
shall be deemed advisable the day of sale u VIII he
differed rs two tracts of land. more Innnt- drscrip
lion nf III. property | think unnecessary Persons
wishing 10 buy raiua5e land invited 10 examine that
here advertised All Of the operations al The farm Tin
Guiding sowing of wheat will be conducted REGULAR
~ ill the day of sale.
TERMS will he made known on the day Of sale.
will however state here that expect Ia require only
n small pa inrnt in cash-giving literal crad, inr
much the largest portion Of ihr money
ALEXANDER :. DILLON,
Administrator de bonis non with the VIII annexed,
Aug 22-ctds of Edward Dillon. deceased
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A TEACHER WANTED.

THE subscriber is anxious 10 employ Female
i Teacher for his three daughters-the Oldest OF
whom Ia under fourteen. To a lady of approved cha
rac,er, and competent education 10 teach the usual
anches of female education, including French and
Music on The Piano, liberal compensation will be
made. A Virginia or Southern lady, Of matured age,
and experience teacher, would be greatly PREFER
ed to one from the North. Ample recommendations as
to qualifications, &C, will be desired. The subscr
ber residence is considered of the healthlest in
Eastern Virginia. and distant from Richmond 80 miles.
Letters, post paid, addressed TO the undersigned,
"Ayleu's r. o., King William county," will be prompt
" attended To. PHILIP AYLETT.
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NOTICE

I,IE Co.Partnership herrin'ore existing under The
l firm II ALMASD < RANSOM u this day dis
solved nv mutual cnnscnt. Thos H. tmand i alone
authorized settle the business of said and 10
lr the name of the in the clusing up OF us hn
sinrss Those having claims against the concern VIII
make them known 10 him for settlement, and those
indebted will prasr cornr forward and pay, without
DELAY 10 him. r. Ransom having this da, transferred
10 rir said Armand all interest liz haI III the assets of
said concern. IHOS " sLMaSD,
J p RANSOM
E,rmvilIe Sent nh 1915 Sent Ig-cit
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TY OF LOUISA. FOR 81 LH.
tEl.f he sold publicly, IL iir highest oder. y; Lou
w la fourt house. on MONDAY THE h day OF DC.
tohrr IsI--hrlns Court dayif TAR II not, the mex
fair day thereafter, Tract Land situated ~ is
Green Sprn. neghborhood. adjoining the lands OF IN.
RalIanh and offers, and containing Two hundred and
eighty st of fine farming land, and particularly
adapted la The growth Of wheat Rnt seldom are such
lamds Ia market. further description Of The land 10
unnecessary, the valuable qualities 81 land N this
nriehborooi are Well knuwn, and persons wishing Ia
purchase will view the land themselves. good crop
at wheat Will be SEEDED thereon this Fall.
TERMS-Dne. iourth cash, balance IN one, Two and
three years, more accommodating, II drsired-Ihs
giving bonds and security and deed Of trust
the land In secure the same. w NJ BRYCE.
Srni ll-cWids
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William M. Fulton,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
DCOMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Alabama Con
n necticut. Delaware, Florida, Georgia. illinois. In
diana. Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michi-
gan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jer-
sey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&c.
Office over Joseph Bonavta No 76, Main street, OPP
poste to Thomas Z. Price & Co.
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Farmyille. Sept nh, 1915. sept
TO PARENTS.

vi trw Scno Girls. n( modest department. n hoard
prl In her family She occupies a comfortable house
on large lot. with spacious yard ami garden, situated
in healthy. pleasant and retired part q" the CITY, irr
residence beng within a few hundred yards ni the
principal fair schools parents can have hrir rnnrr
TERMS-Fnr Ten months board including washing
lights, fuel bed, bedding, &c. Sl5n hall III advance
and balance III March. Ise oi riano, S..
Addreas-R-v. Joseph : Wa'thaI Richmond
--rJlu
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100000 Dollars!
$40 OOOl S25 900 S2O.O0

The Virginia I.eesburg Lottery, Glass a, for 1913
Capitals SBO OOu, 10000 IS OO, 10000, Is 900, 10000
5U6, as53 100 OF 900, l73 of 500, the iowast No.
prizes IS Nos, Is drawn Tickets S2O-shafes in
proportion.
10 Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages.
single tickets shares in The above, IN any Of Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries tof which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 10 Sl0 for tickets
willreceve the prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded immediately TO distant adventurous
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
% Rscolect No.3-"There's luck in odd numbers
says Rory O'Nore." Sept lS
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ID. Paine Il Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
STRAWS SHOW HOW TIE WIND BLOW, and
= PURCELL A CO. have given tn. most uncontes-
table proof that -. PAINE CO.'S Lotteries Of the
true stamp, and that their lotteries take the lead OF AL
others. Adventures, examine the following brilliant
Schemes and prize is wanted buy Paines Tickets
P.4LvE'S LOTTERIES .9LW5YS AHEAD!
Unprecedented luck at PURCELL & CO.'S.
THE BRILLIANT PRIZE OF $50 900 SOLD
AT OUR COUNTER
The following is list of prizes to Richmond in
Lotteries under the popular management of D. Paine 4
Whole, Nos, 81 IL 40. :. $4,000
M . 81 Il aa aa 10 g Il 81 Co., SS
Quarter, &c 65, $1,000 Whole, % 50 81. 5000
And, for grand prizes, examine the following bril-
G. ". PURCELL & CO.,
Agentfor Paine 4 Co., Richmond Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 81, for S48,
to drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday. Sept.
23d. IS Nos IL drawn.
prisss: of $4,000 s,SSS sSpf'1ss Of $500 800
90 90 !" $500 500 ''s &C. {, &C. 900
Tickets SlO-shafes in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, ClassNo %, 10 be drawn
Saturday, the Both September, 1913, at Baltimore.
Loves. No. prize $500, ~
prize Of $4,000 40 prizes of ss' SS0
$4,000 40 6 500
10000 l60 !" $40
Alps &c. &c.
Tickets 800; halves 10; quarteTs5.
In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
a. Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above any other Lottery, drawing
daily p,es Of Tickets from 81 to ST. p %TSsI
"As'A Agent Tor D. PAINE d CO.. Richmond. va.
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BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

XIHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in The Gene.
w raj Assembly Of this State, by the resignation OF
John W. NASH delegate elect for the county OF Powha
tan: Therefore, John +. Willy, Lieutenant Governor
Of Virginia, tacting IN the absence of The Governor
from the seat of Conveniently in exercise Of the autho
rty vested in the Executive by law do hereby require
the Sheriff of the said county of Powhaan To hold an
election in that county on THURSDAY The end day of
November next, 10 fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing as Governor, as aforesad,l and under The
sKAL.l Lesser Seal Of the STATE al Richmond, this
18th day Of September, in the year lS4S
Sent lo-ctd mo Willy.
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TAVERN AND STORE-!l0USE FOR
DLNr

rJIIE undersigned WISHES 10 ~.li ar rent hS Tavern
i and Store house, in the town Of Gainesville, now
in The OCCUPANCY Of Mr.. Brn ln!n H. Powell Posses
-inn IN he given the lSr br-mhrr. lSis. dt+rrip
lion Of the property is deemed unnecessary, n II y pre-
sumed that those who wish To purchase or rent VIII
view The premises Any information concerning thr
s,,n. will he given b. addressing mo al cartersvlr,
Cumbs and county, Va. SAM III. WILSON.
i5-rwaw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
SLAVES IN THE COUNTY OF HAN

OVER.
PURSUANT 10 a decree If The County Court Of
l Hanover In cause therein depending IN the style
al William a Gilman ana Others, against John -
pockman and others. lie undersigned, SPECIAL com
missioner III the sad decree nanlrd VII pr"trrh 10
.rll NJ public anrtiGn, ~ Hanover Conn House, on
TUESDAY, The 2iih dly al September next, the Tinct
ii Land aud Save IA th- decree mentioned by the
rrms al the sa The slave ~ In BIZ sold Tor
CASH and the land on i crrd III equal instruments. Tor
AK, twelve and eighteen months The Land J. thai on
which Mr.. Nancy Gilman resided nj the time al her
death. innvrr county, and contains ahont one hun
dr.i acres wih tnlrfib!y comfortable house IL,
and nfjnin- the lands 81 Parck Perrin and others.
The Save y very likely hoy, 81 h'rtn or sixteen
wears of age 4. u. TlMBE2LAKE.
aug ls-cut,lS
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LOTTERIES.
StrausOn,s Office

NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whatthey can
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. OF NJ ononsalia Lottery, Glass So:
AZ 80 25 7 Al 40 Q 5 10 10 38 &c So
Whole, Nos. IS 50, a prize OF 500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Glass So:
a So 10 % II SO l3 &C 60 81 81 10.
Ticket, Nos. % 50 &C, prize OF 100 dol
lars, sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
FRIDAY Mononsalia, No. So. Capals:-sl2,oc o,
5000, 2,0O0 200, $50, Of 6UU, &C., &C. TO Nos III
drawn Tickets Sd halves 9; quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 81 Capltais:-Sa,-
oO0 500, ,UO0 &C. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets sl
halves so Cts; quarters 25 cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 3d. for ls4s, 10
he drawn on Saturday sept. 23d. IS No. I.otsry-l2
drawn ballots. Prizes: S66 Goo, 2a22. III 80,
80 of Ill., III Of 555, Us Of a2a, &c. Tickets SD
shares in proportion.
Virginia eesburg Lottery Class No S. Tor 1913, 10
b. drawn ON Saturday, September 80. ID No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Capitals: ,OOO 2O,0oO, III OOO
5OOU 10 of OO0 90 of 6JU, &C, Tickets Si2; halves d
quarters 3.
Grand and magnificent Scheme TO be drawn at Alex
andria Ostober 2Slh, 1913. 10 Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize Of sl 49, @"S prize Of s's" "If
:. % o00 2s5a
$4,000 100 ,UW
lj,uOO liz lowest Nos of 5nt
Tickets $40; halves lu quarters ;.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages aud
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will he promptly al
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested Please
address Ordersto N. SIRhIIoN.
Ssnt ls Richmond Va.
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NOTICE.

SINGLE LADY, qualified leach The usual
n branches az an English Education, The French
Language. and Music the Piann Forte, viii hear OF
a situation by addressing VIM X iinwsin5 al Bacon :
cas,r Pos, Office Smuy comfy, or The undersigned at
Snrry Court House, virginia .~o,,
Sam. ll-cWiW WV Y y NDfhNoop.
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(Grnce ST., bs'Dscn III and 6R
JAMES r. FINCH, NJ Principal, late Principal
y Of the Wesleyan Female Seminary, Staunton, Va
The exercises ofthis Institution commence Monday
Sept 18th. The departments Of instruction are filled
with experienced Teachers
Expenses for sessios ef TEN months;
English studies, from $40 to $50
Languages each, 20
Music the Piano, 40
Ornamental branches, 20
Boarding Scholars will receive snch attentions as
will secure TO Them as far possible, every domestic
comfort. Applications 10 the Principal, the follow
ing gentlemen, will receive attention: Rev DR.. Lee
Rev. J. E. Edwards, Row J. Manning or Mr.. Samuel
Ayres. Sept 2-c4t
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N(l ] ICI

fN prruaG ~ The provisions Of deed of Trust,
corded ~ ll-nrlcn fnmny Court on the ith day Of
July l-ie, from Brown mud SrhIiyer, IL The under
signed, ihr crrhrS II the Sail Brown and Schrlver
hereby notified, and requested, 10 hrlnc their
claims the undersigned before the ith day ut
October, lsis, III conformity with the terms ni <i
deed. JSO L. GRAFT, Trustee
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Fake Notice.


SALE
IN pursuance Of the VIII of t-statn offer fOr sale
the Tract of Land of winch he died po-srsrd. lying
In the lower end uf llrnrCo county, aui containing
M acres or ihia irar ahOui G acres are rlrarri--pi
This ahout H low grounds Of III. finest qnali
ty-ail of which has been cultivated IN wheat oats and
corn i ma from which fine crops al timothy aud herd
rras. have hrrn rrlpsi. The remainder il hisb land
N a fine S,is nj cultivation Al the open land, both
high aud low, hIs hrrn married wih mari from The pre-
mi-ra This maT a: whrh there y an abundance, /
easily obtained, lyIng only three icst tnrath the sur
face and contains - per cent. Gf lime. There Is .
prvrr.faIing nf water flowing through The GU
ire extent uf the ar aud springs at the hest winter
are numerous Timber u abundant, and convenient 10
an parts ri The farm The buildings CONSIST 81 dwell
ling HOUSE, contaInin. seven rooms, which has recent
" thoroughly repaired. Kitchens kc-hoi'sr,
catraa house stable. barn, she 'trr-, sc.
also offer for sale the life estate Of Mrs tatilane
cnIIy i:3 Of Land adjoining the above tract
ar ths tract there about ~ cleared NIL ni
which has bee married. There j. decree for The
sale the rpveTsonary interest In this land. that the
purchaser of the life estate can purchase that also.
The above property IL within i've miles OF James ~
YER and Is of the city of RchmondthnI Hilndnc IA
ces for markri-and II IN a pleasant nrishh"rhood
IL I do effect n sale Of -ad property before TIE
a5th day al the present month, shall on that day offer
il IL public auctinn the premises Terms reason
able.
For further information, apply on the premises or 10
Messrs ]. NJ. & w. Willis, Richmond OF B-nj. Pollard,
j., Esq. CHARLES W. kEEsEE,
Executor of GrIvas NJ Kersre, deceased.
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LAND FOR SAL,

DY virtue Of q decree Of the Countrourt Of Powha-
- tan, at last August term, Will be 4! on MONDAY,
the 9Th Of October, the premises IL o'clock, thr
Tract Of Land called WINDSOR, ie dover of the
late Elizabeth Plea-ants,) near Fe Creek Mill,
bounded by James River and Fine feek, containing
30 acres, % Of which l. Jhmes Rer baton The
high land Is o good quality, and sneptib- Of hich
state Of improvement TIE dw-llin sof brirk, recent
ly put up-thrrr rooms inthe hasemt story, and i've
above.
TERMS-0nr fourth cash, the balice on credit Of
aud two years equal instruments Bonds with good
security will be required. REuBN RAGLAND,
Sept l2-cst Commissioner.
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ryrcIITnR,S NOTICE.

~ nersons Ii, wing claims against the late DIR. Wh.
a Mts1oS ARE requested 10 present them immediate,
10 n Tho undersigned for payment; and those Indebted
10 his estate, respectfully requested 70 n MAJ, pas
me nj 10 him without DELAY Z. rht.A
NO." Executor or William Mininn. deceased.
II.pYiro August ls-cam
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!, r SUMMERS CLASSICAL AND MA
- n,Il [, ii a l,IEAI SCHOOL,.

,,,ur 10, sion nj nv School will commence the
L irst Monday in October, and continue ten months
~. ,,,s,;.,,,,d me Mathematical Guides, $50
! ne ,,l's ,, "a, , M, 80 -
Four pup.s VIII hr received into my family ms hoard
era if application be made before the commencement
% a Al. NJ r SUMNER Richmond Va.