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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
PETER GJEKANT, ,r,
TlIDS j PERKINS. ( ii"s'ee''
lr~r SALE no
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND NE
GROES

nY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
- of Law and Chancery for the county of Halifax
pronounced nj the September term, Isis in the
Coleman Rowlett and others, win sell, on WED
NESDAY III. 18th day Of December, 1875 al The resi-
drnce Of Matthew J. Rowlett, the Tract of Land on
which said Ruwett now resdes-and also twenty Ne.
grors much thereof may be necessary pay the
debts secured hy deed NJ trust made by said R0wlett
in favor of certain creditors named therein and duly
recorded In the Clerks Office of Halifax.
The land lies in The county of Halifax, the water
of Piney Creek-iIe main road from MOselry Ferry 10
the Courthouse bounding its Southern side-and
tans thousand hundred and forty acres about
one hundred Of which low grounds and nearly one
half in woods, heavily iimbered, and Of good quality,
with the greatest abundance OF hne p ant land. The
open land lies level, and produces fine crops. The
barns and outhouses all good, with granary which
has been built within the last few years The dwelling
house. which is large and connections, with little
repair could be made very comfortable, whilst II Is
surrounded BY every convenience any one might de
sire.
Persons wishing to invest money land wiz ran
find better opportunity OF doing 80, aud any one
wishing To view the premises do By calling OH
Mr. Kowlelt or the Undersigned
The Land will be sold 10 The highest bidder on a
credit OF six and twelve months-equal Instruments
the purchaser giving bond with approved security; and
as further security, the lille will be withheld till the
| payment of the purchase money.
The Negroes consist of men, .?onen boys aud girls
of all ases-some of them very likely and desirable
| They will be sold for cash.
Selling Trustee, will only convey such title
vested in me by the deed OF ttust-whch. however IL
| believed 10 be perfect. w II. SIMS,
Nov 9l-ctds Trustee for NJ. ]. ROwlctt.
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PARMyILLE PROPERTY For SALE

FARMVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
PURSUANT to The provisions of deed OF trust exc
cutrd 10 the subscriber by Thos. A. Morton, on the
23d day of June, ld2 and recorded IN the clerks Of
flee of the County Court of Prince Edward for certain
purposes therein mentioned shall, the 9Th day .!
December Sell To the highest bidder, for cash, Two
lots numbered and IN The plan Of said town, hav
ing 100 feet mont Main street, running back 295 feet
and fraction, and AS feet back street and ~
feet cross street Dn the premises are an excellent
dwelling house, al present occupied by Dr. James Lyle.
and convenient cut houses. On the corner OF the oi
Man street ~ single house, Two stories high, thr
lower story occupied by VIM. Willis Confectionery
and the upper by br. Lyle "a 3 Doctor Shop. ON the
cross good factory buildings and stables, ana
the lot is excellent Vegetable Garden This proper.
" very desrahie--suated in the most business part
Of the and has space enough nnoccnpled for ex
trnsve buildings. ANY person DESTROYS OF purchasing
isnyilrd 10 examine the property. The sale VIII take
place In front II hr Eagle iinie The title 10 said pro
perty is believed 10 be unquestionabe, but, acting
trustee, shall only convey such vested in me BY
the deed aforesaid. WM. e.. FLUURNOY,
Sept. 99-ctds Trustee.
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s.slGsx's OFFICE,
5, EXCH A NGE PLACE

NO . J, Z Y u IT y U 7 L IT = +
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention nf the friends and patrons Of this "a
famed prize establishment is invited To the follow
ing list Of Schemes TO be drawn during thr month OF
November. under the management of the old and
cessfn Managers, u. Paine & Co., whose Lotteries
take the lead OF all Others They have prizes
to Richmond in the pas, few months than all the Mana
gers combined. Of the number sent 10 Richmond
LUCK has always had bis full share.
1r To secure large prizes, order of
LICK Richmopd
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NOTICE 70 VOLUNTEERS, &c

NOTICE TO VULU n E.RS, &C.
VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from the United States service, and have
not obtained their bounty land. &c. by nring 10 The
undersigned eneiosrs their discharges, and stating
place OF address, can have the necessary papers pre-
pared and forwarded with such directions as 10 enable
them 10 p,ncure their bounty land, extra hack pay,
pensions, mileage, &c and the widows and heirs bro.
thers and sisters ofihose who have died been killed
in battle in Mexico, by writing as above giving the
name Of the compaay md regiment in which their
latve enlisted or served, and time Of enlistment will
obtain all necessary papers which are requisite To pro-
cure whatever may be due the deceased soldier.
NB-Postare mast be paid in all cases, when infor-
nation will be given gratuousy, and moderate
charges made for prose cutting claims
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No &c, Main street, Richmond, Va.
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STODART & DUNHAM,
PIANO FORTE MAKERS

PIANO FORTE MAKERS.
Store 36l, Bfoadioay, Manufaetory 1911 Street,
aear Third Avenue, Neg York.
TINE PIANO FORTES made by the above
i makers embrace all that an elegant and re-.
fined taste can suggest "A beautiful design, join
ed with true and graceful proportions, substantial
workmanship and mirror-ise polish, constitute
some OF their external beauties. A delightful
touch, capabilily Of answering 10 The most rapid
true. The sweetest, soflest, most bird-ilke noies
ever heard, while the richest, fullest and grand
est tone can be Numbered forth al will these
are some OF their internal beauIies-sources OF
true intellectual enjoyment.
The very moderate price al which these insru
mens are sold the lille expense required 10 keep
them in tune, and their great Durability, render
them objects of economy 10 those who appreciate
the Piano Forte.
The undersigned are The only agents Messrs.
S,cdarl & Durham have in the Sales OF Virginia
and North Carolina. Large supplies received
by nearly every packet.
n Old Pianos taken in exchange on fair
terms. Particular attention devoted 10 tuning and
repairing Piano Forles. Pianos frequently ior
hire. NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Sationers, l39
Nov. p Main Street, Richmond.
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From the Cincinnati Daily Times, of May 20th.l
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

We would ADVISE our readers VINO are lao0rlng under
an affection Of the lungs, 10 make immediate trial Of
this truly excellent medicine. The most intelligent
and respectable families of city have adopted IL
iavore family medicine and persons predisposed 10
Consumption, who have used It, speak in the highest
terms OF its efficacy.
Scores OF individuals have been cured of Asthma,
the early stages Of Consumption bleeding of the Lungs,
obstinate Coughs, &c by this Basam-afler hope had
we'll nigh yielded to despair. We say this in oil can
dor II is indeed melancholy truth, that thousanas
fall victims 10 Consumption every year, Tor no oshe
cause than neglected Colds; yet we find hunureds ana
tk~ sands who treat such complaints with the greatest
inderencs, and LEI them run on LOT anu even
r-r Beware of counterfelts and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nd all other preparations Of Wild Cherry Remember,
they only initiate in NAME without possessing the VIZ
tues Buy none but the genuine and original Dr. WIS
rAR'S bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed l.
Butts the wrapper.
SETH w. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR WOOD,
Ne 48 Main Street, Richmond,
Nov lssS And by Druggists generally
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER

UO,UUU DJ.LAN 3I D, UUU DOLLf I'D
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 30, 10 be-
drawn al Blmore, Maryland on Saturday, Nov e5th,
1873. Is Nos, % drawn. Splendid Scheme sb6,00O
$4,000, 22OO0 G1O 25 of 900, 25 of 600, % OF 400,
sc. Tickets $40: halves 10. quarters 5.
10000 DOLLARS! 20 of 5000 DOLLARS
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. AZ, for ls40.
10 be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
Nov Doth. * Nos Is drawn. Grand Scheme: | Of
si0 900, 30 OF 50G9 - Of O0O 20 Of 500 &c Tickets
Sia-shares in proportion.
Er In purchasing bv the package. deduct the nrir.
UI liifre TICKETS.
~ Orders for Tickets 10 the above will NEE, prompt
and confidential attention, if addressed 10
J. u. COWLES, Wall street,
Oct 80 Richmond. Va
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pR0CCA NATION

A VACANCY having occurred In the General As
n sembly of the State OF Virginia, by the resignation
Of James H. Cox late Senator for the District composed
of the counties of Amelia Powhaan, Chesterfield and
the town OF Petersburg: Therefore William smith.
Governor Of the said State Of Virginia, do hereby re-
que the Shers of the said countless and the Sergeant
Of the said town, hold elections in their respective
counties and town on the second Monday (being the
eleventh day. of December next for Senator to fill the
vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
49,, lesser seal OF the Commonw wealth, al Richmond,
'shAl'' this l4lh day Of November in the year l64S
Nov l5-ctd WM. SMITH.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.

sc 600 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class3n, TO be drawn
Baltimore. Maryland, On Saturday, Nov a5ih, l54s.-
70 Nos, 81 drawn. Prizes s66OOO, $4,000, 22,noO,
III ,nOO 25 Of moo, % Of co., - Of 400 &c. Tickets
$50; halves 10; quarters 3,
Susquehanna Canal Lottery Glass No. -, for 1913,
to be drawn 81 Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
Nov a9th. u Mas, 10 drawn Scheme 900, 80
prizes Of 900 81 Of 100, % Of 500, &C. Tickets SI2
shares in pr poron.
pr Orders promptly and confidenllally attended Ia
Drawings forwarded 10 all who order Postage need.
not be paid or orders addressed 10 Z. b. LUCK.
Oct 70
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William Ne. Fulton,

ATFORNEY AT La w, NOTARY PUBl.lC
GENERAL. AND PENSION AGENT,
ND COMMISSION OF DEEDS for Alabama, Con
n nectcut. Delaware, Florida, Georgia Illinois. In
diana. Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Mich
gan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, S-w Jrr
aey, New YORK, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont
&c.
Office Joseph Bonavita, No 76, Main street. OPP
posite to Thomas I. Price & Co.
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CowIcs' Eea1ery office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE Alteration Of the patrons Of Cowles' celebrated
Prize Office invited 10 the following brilliant
Schemes to be drt@n in the month Of November, under
the management Of ID. FAME a. CO., who have distri
buled more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others cGmbircd. 0f those sent many have been
directed this agency, and sold by The evcr-snccessul
prZe-seller, COWLES.
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WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL.

WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL,
AT the residence Of James Haskins in the county Of
n Brunswick, will be re.opened on Monday, the lst
day of January, le49, by Miss E. w. Parsons.
TERMS.
Board, for the scholactlc year, $50
Tuition In English, ~
Tuition In French, 10
Music, with use Of Piano, IS
Half of the expenses be paid at the expiration Of
hve months, the balance at the end OF the year
JAMES HASKTNS.
Address-KeRnedy's P. o., Brunswick CO., Va.
Nov 24-cwtJanl
10 The Richmond Christian Advocate and Peters,
burg Intelgencer are requested to copy.
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Tickets SIS, halves 50; quarters , rs.

Delaware Lnlefy, No 50, 10 We drawn November .
IS No. Lottery II drawn ballots.
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Mount Vernon, Nov. 81, lsis-ctds
TT Norfolk Herald requested To copy
LAND, NEGROES, g., Al AUG ZION.
HORSES, COWS, OXEN, SHEEP. CORN, FODDER,

LAND, NEGROES, g., Al AUG ZION.
HORSES, COWS, OXEN, SHEEP. cURN, FODDER,
oaTs FARMING UTENSILS, So, 81.
ON MONDAY, the 9TH day of December, l6ie, will
" be Sold without reserve. on the premises, al pub
lie auction. my Farm, called INDIAN FIELDS, situa
Ted in Charles City county, Virginia, mile from TIE
public landing, on James river, called Swinyards AMI
within miles Cf the Court house. containing 620
acres, 800 Of which IN open fields, for cultivation,
and the remainder in woods-tlimher suitable Tor ship
building. The soil IL suitable Tor wheat, olts Indian
corn, and every other production of h- part OF Vrgl
MA and contiguous thereto H. abundance oi mari
The improvements consist Of dwelling house, and
necessary yard houses and quarters. The barns and
stables are commodions and good.
Also, twenty five likely Negroes, together with all
the Horses, Cows, Oxen, Sheep, Farming Utensils,
Corn Fodder, Hay, Oats, &C., on said farm.
The public generally are invited 10 attend
TERMS made known the day Of sale. In thr
time, persons wishing To purchase requested
to call aud examine the property.
WILLIAM TYLER.
Sale cnnduCtedby PULLiAM J. SLaDE,
Nov l7-cids Auctioneers.
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HATS! HATSl! CAPS! CAPS I!

Fall style Of Hats and Gaps.
~ l.. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad ST., shockoe
We Hill, has just received full and splend
assortment of HATS aud CAPS, of the bes,
Northern manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nulria,
Moleskin, Silk, Angola, Coney, Wool, and every
other kind of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment OF CAPS, OF every variety a! I'M
usually low prices, al wholesale or retail.
G. L. BETTY.
P. S.-Parchasers are respectfully invited 10
call and examine my assortment. Hats and
Caps made TO order. Market prices given Tor all
kinds of Furs. q. l.. b.
Sept l5-c3m
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$4,000 worth of Dry Goods,
Z y >
nITIpIES e. MERWTN

ARE in the habit of selling out their Stock once in
"A FIVE years, and the time having now arrived, they
offer mir eniirs stock OF DRY GOODS ut cost, for
eask oay Renc determined to dispose Of every arti-
Gle ON hand before purchasing another stock, these ia
vornp them with call may he assured Of getting bar
ealns No. $40, Broad Street,
Nov a-es, Richmond, Va
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SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IL
KING WlLLlAM COUNTY
'EEie kisag William T3is!s

bNDER DEEDS ~ iRtSI.
sli virtue Of two .rs-ai decd- Of trust executed by
~ William Sizrg-ihr ir.t To John Powell and Rich.
ard Il Tumpkns, the later not signing nor arknow-
Lodging the same dated thr 23i day OF Juiy Isii and
the second John Pow ell dated the 27ih day Of April
5i6, tor lr purpose 81 securing certain cf money
therein mentioned, aud the pay of certain bonds
therein fully specified, due Henry Tlmberl sr-and
both Of due record in the CLERKS Ditce OF King VIII
iian county Cont, ! shall, on TUESDAY, The 26ih
day OF December oIs. At ~ O'Clock, NJ, tnoon) pro
coed 10 sell, at public auction, Ia the hghe.t bidder
for cash. The premises, the follow ing real eslnts
and very valuable propr!ty-tO Wi:
The King William Mills, Gorli.riy known as tho
saw M,l with ali the apparatus anu apputi-nanc1s
trrrunto belonging, .ith fifty I've and me quarter
Of land more less Thereto attached situated
directly ON the public roai Leading 10 Tompkins' and
Uabueys Ferry On The paminkry river. III the said
county Of King William ami Parish Of 81 David aud
should the day above mentioned prove nciernt do
10 fenier Il irprndent and improper III The judgment
and opinion Of the Trustee In SELL the sale VIII br ron
tinned, and take place the far day thereafter un
III the SINE Is effected The pace and hour.
believe The title 10 the above drscIbrd property 10
hr good ADD unique ,tonaBlr, hui, netting Trustee
shall only convey such title b. tho
trust deeds aforesaid
will only add, that the above described Mil and
property ~ considered valuable, AID well worthy
the attention OF capitalists.
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JOHN POWELL, Trustees
Enfield, King William. Nov. ai-cwids

SITUATION rs TEACHER WANTED
A TEACHER of much experience, who il qualified
n To teach all The branches al coilegistc eduea-
ton, wishes To get employ nent IN OF the Southern
states. lie IL native OF Virginia, speaks lnrhly the
FRENCH Spanish and Italian languages, and can give
the best references AS TO character and qualifications
II u should hr deemrd necessary, will give him plea
sure 10 undrtso personal examination 10 his sch0
larship.
Letters addressed 10 Assistant Professor Of Ian
guages and Mathematics. College of 81. James, Wash
ington county Z. o.. Maryland, vii meet vim prompt
attention. Hav 2l--c2aw Sw3w
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MANAGER WANTED.

WANTED-A Manager on my Estate, called Ron
come we'll ,ecomme nded for honesty sobhey andleom
potency, liberal wages will be given. None other
need apply. hobIai Sih"nnp
Nov l7-e4t
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
r0RM op PRoyy.

Knop all mex by these pressnts That We the subscri
beers, being Stockholders In the James River Kanaw
haCompany, do hereby constitute and appoint - -
our and Lawful attorney and proxy, TO represent
each of n all the general meetings of the Stockhod
ers of said Company, held within six months from and
after the date thereof when we are not personally pre-
sent or represented by other proxy, with full pow
and authority at such general meetings 10 give such
vote or votes and do such other acts each Of
us could give do. member Of the said meetings,
five personally presents and we do hereby ratfy
and confirm whatever vote or voes act or acts our said
attorney may lawfully give or do for us, in pursuance
Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness hands and seas this - day OF -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER

STOCK OF rHREsHiNG MACHINES. corn Shell
LERS, HORSE POWERS, TOOLS, LUMBER
FIXTURES, &c
DOR III" purpose Of closing he concern OF
i PARKER g. SMITH, che partnership
having exp.ei by limitation will lie sold al
their factory. IN Main Street, near The Union
Hctrl On FRIDAY Morning, December Isl
lSlS, commencing al 10 O'clock lheil entire stock
q Tools, LGmb.f Fxrnr,s and manufactured
articles, CONSISTING in part,i
ThT' shine Machines, Horse Powers,
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters,
Straw Cutters, both rev and second hand,
Two Horses. one Muie,
Three-i:e> Flaltenine Mills Tor Tobaeconisis
Large stock OF seasoned Lumber, &c, together
win general variety OF inplemer Is and figures
IEHMs-UGdcr 800 cash. over tina, amouni 4
months ciect IL. approved negotiable paper
Sale condu,tedby GEO J. SUMNER, Auct.
% Persons indebted 20 The concern OF Parker
Smith will please make The earies! arrange
NETT possible Tor c.Csing their accounts, which
may be done with cube! partner.
Nov 2I-c&deotds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NEGROES.
DURSUANT to The provisions OF a decree OF
i 0rarge Citcuil Superior Court Of Law and
ChanceIy, made on The e h day OF October, 1915,
! in The canse therein depend ng, in he name OF
William Newman against Jane S. Newman, in
her own right, ard as Execuirlx OF rhcs. New
| man, deceased, and others, defendants, Tie under
signed, Commissioner appointed Tor t6a purpose
by said decree, Will, . The ir>, Gas Of January,
iSd9, offer for sale public sucion 10 The high
est bidder, Il Orange Courthouse al tie NE.
GRUE5 III lis possession, or uncer his control.
as Administrator de huniS non, win The Will an.
nc1ed o William Newman, deceased, Consist
Ing o! men, boys, girls, women and children
t8en,ys1 IN nnmhef-on = credit Of ~ mon hs.
The decree directs that The purchaser be re-
quiIed 10 give bond with COED security, bear.
| ing interest from the day oi sale, with an en.
iorsemtnt, lhal, il he principal b. Funcrually
| paid, he interest is L. b. RENTED
JOHN NJ CHAPMAN,
Commissioner and Administered de honis non
with ihr vii annexed, OF Wm Newman deco
Orange Count house, Nov. Odds
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4 II d /, +, n

- EPTEMBER s9:l. 1879, III the Wharf al Port Con
- way, w ,LNUT COLOKEU CHEST, about
three and half feet 10 length, The lid split, and nailed
down with four large nails, with wnilr OAK hinges
The Chest, al the time II was soirn had WITHIN nine
Dresses, 4 Parasol, ana other articles. among
which was Qult mol quite finished, made of calirn
and hleachrd cotton pieces three cofnrred al very
iaii size, and some very notsbc vest pieces 10 IT. The
Chest and it, contents belonged 10 Miss Nancy Adams
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Adams, Of King George
~, Virginia. III giva the valn- IL the contents Of
the chest Tor the delivery If Them To me.
Ort 3---If THOMAS ADAMS.
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
r ATE of Quincy, Illinois, haa seiurned 10 Rich
Lmond and will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county and the adjoining counties.
" Office over Messrs. Smith & Harwood's, Main
street Nav 2-lvd&r
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w. MAURY &s CO. Maoasers-No. /
j under City Hotel.
CAPITALS, &C., FOR THE WEEK!
FRIDAY-CapisaIs: sl3,56o. 24o4, 5 o
1000, &c. &C Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY - Capitals: $4,000, 25 600
$1,000, 10000, 10 OF 5000, % Of 1900, 20 o
1000, &c. IS Nos, - drawn. Ticse;s SIS.
NOV. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS
.s2as;1>Gss skDs5.e,

M lSS II. RING having taken tie Madison
4fI House, respectfully solicits share OF pub
lie patronage. lis ccnlra! location, and long *
adjustment as Boarding House, renders de-
scriplion Of ii unnecessary; having undergone a
thorough cleaning and repair, il is ready 10 Re.
ceye boarde!s; and Miss K assures her TREND,
that no exertion shall be wanting TO render her
House agreeable and comfortable 10 all who ma y
favor her with board. Those members OF The
Legislature, who have sojourned with her in tie
Park House, she respectfully asks call llom
before engaging board elsewhere.
Nov. charlottesville,
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NANSEMOND LAND FOR SALE

an THURSDAY the 23d day Of November, the sub
~ scribrr, Attorney IN fact for Geo ". p Cusls,
the surviving Executor OF Gen. George Washington,
will otter Tor salr public auction thr highest bid
der the undivided interest Of Gen. Washington the
lands owned by Washington, Walker g Co., IN the
county of NansemOnd.
These lands lie partly in the great Dismal Swamp,
and valuable for their pine cypress and white on
timber which Is represented To be- IL fine quality, aud
within short distance Of navlstble water. The and
possesses an neXlans'ihl. fertility, and If property
dilched and Drained would be ipassrd In produc.
tivrness by any soil IN Virginia
The attention oil persons engaged In getting timber l.
called 10 this property great bargain be obtain
ed In IL.
The title 10 This property is believed 10 be ndisputa.
BILE but the undersigned l. only authorized TO convey
the title held BY Gen. Washington, who was entitled 10
one. third part " u
The whole quantity of land amounts 10 about eleven
or twelve hGhdfrd acres
The sale viii take pare a, tr town OF suffolk, IN
front of the Clerks Office NJ thai place, Al II oicuck
on Thursday, the I'D If November, ISIS.
JOHN a WASH NGTON,
Attorney IN fact for Geo w Custil,
Surviving Executor of Gen George Washington.
Mount Vernon, Oct III, laiS--dltk r2awids
az The SSriolk Herald vii. insert three times
week until the day II sale, AMI send bill to J. A. W
Jcy POSITION EMESI.-The above sale has been
una voidabiy postponed GnlI MONDAY, the eleventh
| Of December when II will certainly take place
TERMS-One third the purchase money viii be- Re
CURED the day Of sale, and tie balance In two .nt
four months thereafter, Tor which negotiable notes viii
satisfactory endoIsers must br given.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
Mount Vernon, Nov. 81, ls4s-ctds
TT Norfolk Herald requested To copy