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Correspondence OF Inc enquirer
r,s compromise Bill passed by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July ZIP. M.
q. S SENATE.
n,omised in my despatch OF last evening, that
i. senate would devote the greater portion OF
W. pieh, 10 the conclusion Of The debate on the
Terriorial Bill reported by The Select Committee,
=, which Mr.. Clayton was Chairman. The de-
s,,s was continued through the night, and at
sslf.past seven this morning the question was
aiken on the passage of the bill-the yeas and
nays being demanded, were taken, aud stood as
iollows-yeas 50, nays %.
The Senats,.Y .en, on motion, adjourned over
10 Friday, or ies.ole the members to seek rePose
alter their arduous labors.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House Of Representatives has been en-.
,ssrd all of this day in discussing the late mes
sac from the President of the United States, re.
a, We to the boundaries of the territory acquired
from Mexico, SC. Messrs. Kaufman, Cola
ner, Stanton and Lincoln, each addressed the
House; and Mr.. Bowden having obtained the
toor gave way to motion 10 adjourn, which
was carried, and the House accordingly adjourn
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
=. W.. Hsa5srY 81 CO.


IN 4 n GERS.)
Successors to j. 6. GREGORY g. co
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RJCH
" MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST ,s4a
Delaware Lottery, No. a., TO he drawn Aup,s, al =
7s No. Lollery-l4 drawn ballots.
prize of SIS ,2gi 10 prizes Of 9, ooo
lG,cO1 81 +" suu
/ c.5oo &c. &c.
Tickets SlO; halves 5; quarters 2 50
Virginia Ieesburs Lottery, Class 20, for 1889 n he
drawn on Saturday, Aus5 IS No. Los,ery-la drawn
ballots.
prize Of s ssS,,Sss s p''.f''' fff,,55SSSS
lU'oo,, a"@ 200
Tickets onIy SlO--shares in proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. 43, to be dawn 9th August
60 No. I.oltery-lodrawPp .i ballots
prize of s5 20 goo 20 % prizes Of $1,000
. o,oon ID 200
10000 DOLLARS
Divided into 10 prizes uf $1,000 each
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. IL, Tor 1913 10
he drawn on Saturday, Aug 18th. Is so. Loi,ery.ia
drawn ballots
10 priresof sl5,n0O 10 prizes Of sGuo
I'D 900 40 600
Tickets SIN; halves 5; quarters y 81
Delaware LOTTERY. 40. ~, 10 be drawn l6.h August,
rs No Lottery Is drawn ballots.
Capitals:
| prize of s35 900 10 prizes Of $1,000
l lU,pUU ~ 500
1000 40 /" $50
Tickets slO--shnres in proportion
Virginia Ieesbnrs Lottery, Class IN. -, Ia, lsis To
be drawn on Saturday, Aug. 10. 70 No. Lo,trry-l2
drawn ballots
SOMETHING .Nep.
SCI, 900 Capital Prize.
500, 7as Second Capital Prize.
2lS Prizes Of lowest No. Pize) SOTO.
All double No. Prizes $50.
Tickets SlO: haves5; quarters 2 80.
~ Orders for certiicatesor Packages single Tick
cts and Shares in any of The above Schemes
ed TO the undersigned " i'll recsivethe most prompt
tsntion, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as II isreceived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
July - Richmond Virginia.
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LAND FOR SALE.

virtue of Il Deed of Trust ed TO the under
- signed and Greed ID. Coleman, iy Joseph s. Pal.
more the 23i day Of October lsi3 which IL Of record
IN the Clerks. ONCE Of the county oi Cumberland,
shall for The purpose there mentioned, offer for sale.
Al pubic auction, on The premises, on NOND y, the
2s! day 81 August, lois, II aif, II not, the next fair
day Tie Tract 81 Land and aPpnrt1nances conveyed in
SAID deed, containing two hundred THIS land
hes on the stage road about hve miles above Cumbef
lard Courthouse, opposite the Tavern, well and long
known rs Langhornr's Tavern. a minute description
Of this place Is deemed unnecessary IL is presumed
that any one who may wish 20 purchase will view the
premises.
TEhhS-AboG' Three hundred aud fifty dollars will
be required III cash. and the balance ~ a reasonable
credit. Possession VIII be delivered about the first
November next. H. 7. IRVING.
f.S.-lhr title - believed 10 lie good but shah con
vey only such title Us Is vested In ne Trustee.
July ai-Ctds H. ~
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ppep,r.-oRy DEPARTMENT.

The pr,mar, object OF the Preparatory Schools Is 10
prepare Young men for College but The course 81 SUI
div is such IS the wants oi ihr neigsotoed -
which they are located, and 10 Guay students ot 'he
ordinary occupations 81 life
The Srhuc IN the virlnily of College continues I'M
der The direction cf Mr. w. 4 DAVIS, M able ana sue
c...fi,l Teacher and my own immediate supervision.
Us sessions and vacations The same III 81 CT
The coeg. proper The cost OF hoard, &c is Iii''e
les. than a student Of college PAYS
BOARDING aud lodging ~ private families, incudins
ali necessary expenses, so per month. -
Tuition per session tor Classical students, 3.
10 do for English studies, 10
For The .chnnl nj Carey bGrg, y. q, we nave OBJ
,aioed The services of fr. Charles b. stuart A. NJ;
and for the school Al RIdeeway, y. g.. we have en-
"a rad The services of Mr. w. q. Doub, a. VI. These
gentlemen graduated iew years since al our Ihsiu-
Ron Nth high reputation, and have been teichng
win euinpn, success since that time. TIE school Al
Gareysbur. was opened On the thrh Monday IN jam
ary and that NJ Rid2eway was opened on the hfst
Mondav m February and are IN successful operation.
Tha scholastic wear will BE- divided into t"0 session,
y Expenses a. he Garepsdarg School
Board in hr hes, families per month, from 6to s. o.
I.n;,io, far Greek and Latin. per session, IL 90
Do Reading and Spelling, I" 10 "
Do ether English branches, . IL 50
E1peas1s al tie RidgerGv Sti00l.
Board, PER month At The Aendr%y i'''' 70
-, 80, AZ, .,d Greek n-r session Is 0O
10 Spelling and Reading, : ~ w w
no. Higher branches uf En.lis5, =.
These Srh"oiS are ~ .il.thIr intitl"''5 " s.,sau,
ard moral communities. Gafey burg !"
Ton g.. directly II tie junction Of thr for'smohth
and Wilmington Railroads Rdsr~'y = ~ od " cI,a
q. Al Rilseway Depot, on the Rae'Sh ana 'as'oh
Railroad. ,,.,,,or - ,h..a ecbcoI.
na rnes, in company with one OF the ofcers Of th'
49, - ,surnd .hr annual eRamlnatlons-grace al
,one and admit qualified applicants 10 the dif
sne In college, without further examination
plsons sending the Preparatory Department or
scholarships nus' send !" the school ~ ne Vicinity
College unless some s'eca arrangement muds Wi
the subscriber y. ~ s.'iii'
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AMELIA ACADEMY

THE next session will open September LIST, and close
i July Ist. Terms-Sa00 per session Of ten months,
payable 800 September lst and 500 February lst.-
Thorough instruction In all branches taught, and daily
ansaons from English into Latin Greek and French.
Discipline impartial, parental and christian, and sys
TEN of instruction. recitation and reporting such TO
secure accuracy and advancement. School limited 10
twenty boarters. Direct-Lodore P. o., Amelia.
WIN. II. HARRISON.
Refer 10 Hessrs. VIM ]. Barksdale John r. Wiley,
Amelia; Z. Rufhn, Hanover; Coils George w. Boiling
ana joseph Bragg, Petersburg j. A. selden, WesoveI
son, University of Virginia. w r. r.
July 2S-c2aw2w 4waw
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TO THE FARMERS.
PEAKE. BRADLEY & CO..

GrOceTs and COmmissIUH WtICHHHts,
OFFER at low prices, and upon accommodating
" terms, 4 rood stock of BACON. nett, gross and
family roe BEHRING'S, SUGAR. COFFEE, MoLAS-
sEs, SALT, IRON, NAILS, STEEL, and every aIu-
cte needfnl in plantation aad family service They
again tender their services for the sale Of all Country
Produces al their former reduced rates Of one cent per
bushei Tor all grain Their best exerilons VIII always
he nnt in reuusitioH 10 obtain the highest prices
Riohmond, July IL, lS4s-cln
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held In the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit. the 9Th day of June, 1913:
Moses H. Preston and John Enders, junior partners,
trading under the firm and style of Preston and Enders,
against Plaintiffs:
AC Elliott and C. A. Thrackston, partners, trading
under the firm and style of A. c. Elliott and Company
and other peiennahts.
their appearance ana given security, according 10 The
&C, of Assembly and the rules this Court and il APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not na-
bl,ans of this Commonwealth IL is Ordered, that the
said defendants do appear the rules TO be held for the
said Court, the first Monday in September next and
the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
cd In the city Of Richmond for two months successive
y, and posted al the front door OF the State Court
house, in the said city. A Copy. Teste,
June l4-cwem P. ROBERTS, elk.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN SPOT
SYIVANlA COUNTY,

THE sale OF Land heretofore advertised by the sub
sc.iher 10 place the lsl OF August neat Is post
poned until WEDNESDAY, the 10th OF August, when
il win be positively od ION the prrmises TO the high
esi bidders II fail otherwise the first iar day tbeieaf.
ter IN five SIX feIrn PARCELS 10 si rnr' ha'"fs or
altogether IL desired IL aDounds IN excellent timber.
iron ORE sc and Lies Immediately in The gold region,
considerable portion OF which metal has been found W
various persons. II also contains large portion Of
good farming land, grass lands. &c, and, upon tnU
whole BY lar The most valuable Land IN this SECTION
ofthe country would, therefore, respectfully recon-
mend oil who may wish 10 make profitable invest
emit pay attention 10 this sale. IL Is rare thng
that such valuable property IS put up al auction.
Those who maJ have an idea Of purchasing are 10
speciiuiy invited 10 come and examine for themselves
The Will be very liberal, and will be made known
The day of sale. JOHN JERDoNE,
IIlu - cutc
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COM MlssioNER's OFFICE,

7
Richmond, 9th June, 1913.
EDMUND c. GOODWIN, one of The securities OF
IL Charles Thompson, Executor OF Garland Thomp-
son, deceased:
vow are hereby notified, that 1 have appointed the
18th day Of August next, at 10 O'Clock, A. " for the
performance Of the duties required BY decree OF the
superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit,
dated the 3st day Of March si entered 10 the suit OF
Charles P. Gooda, ct ais, plaintiffs, against Charles
Thompson, Administrator dc bonis non OF William
Mitchell, deceased, ct ais, defendants on which day
you hereby notified to attend my office, In the city
Of Richmond. JOHN SHORE,
July i9-dltkeWAM Commissioner.
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IN CHANCERY.-ViRaIsIA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Ofc. of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of June, 1913
Joseph E. Vennble, Plaintiff:
against
A. C. Elliott and c. a. Thrackston partners, under
the firm and style of A. e. Elliott and Company, and
other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and II an
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they not inha
bants Of this Commonwe IL Is Ordered, that the
said defendants do appear al the rules 10 be hold for The
said Court, the first Monday in September next, and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted In spaper publish
cd In the city of Richmond for Two months successive
~ and posted at the front door Of tha State Court
house, In The said city. Copy. Teste,
June l6-cw2m r. ROBERTS, elk.
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Mix. CHARLES t Bolts
SIR You win please take notice that shall IL a R,. Inc
~ Office Of William VI. Fulton, In the Guy o. n ~
mond Virginia on Monday the 3st day of July, ls4S,
between the hours Of O'Clock, A. ~, and O'clock
P NJ, proceed 10 take the dispositions Of William MG
CLAIMING, II. Baldwin and Others. 10 he reau ~ e,
pending in the Superior Court of Chancery Tor me
Richmond Circuit which am plaintiff and yO n n'S
be commenced ar COMPLETED on that day, they will be
continued from day to day, Sundays eIcepted al me
same place and between the same hours; nn'l' inc!
shall he completed. w. FoN
"a
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$4,000 DOLLARS! 100 OF 500 DOLLARS
Lowest 3 Nos. $1,000

Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass H. 10 be drawn at
Baltimore, MARYLAND, Saturday. July Goth, isis
70 Nos, IL drawn Grand Capitals: $4,000, Is O1n
$50, 5,0O0 1896, 1000, $500 2a5u, Of 2,O0a OF
sOO, of $50. loo Of 500, 100 OF loaO, Tickets
Sis: shares in proportion.
pr In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three Tickets.
&r Orders for Tickets 10 the above will meet prompt
aud confidential attention, If addressed to
]. i. COWLE5, Wall street,
June % RIchn,.nd VI,
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Of the Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, July 27-P. M.

rLoua-The market is very quiet, but steady.
howard Street Flour couinues 10 sell al So 70
WHeAr-Sales Of prime white at ITO ll9c.
CcsN-Sales OF prime white al 43 45 cents
There is rather more doing, and the market has
an upward tendency.
-. No change in the New York Make, to.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS are reminded that the in
~ stalment Of EIoHr DOLLARS per share, due on
The Isl inst, may be paid either in Bank or al the
Once Of the Company. Prompt payment is i'm.
poriant. JAS. G. CRANE,
July 4-lt Clerk r. & D. R. R. Company.
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~ d 4 i a. F..

A T meeting ofhe Commissioners appointed h. the
n Legislature open books IT. ,nbSc .;ii,n9 10 The
Stock III ihr Scoils?il.c aud :;lHnton ,.cAdamiyei
Road held III Richmond, Monday, July loh, il WAS
ORDERED, That bpaxs - subscription he opened -
The Counting Room ii II. W 8 j. Fry, % hs kept
open unit! fh- amount of snrk Necessary shall nave
been subscribed.
Ii accordance with the above ORDER The books are
now open al the Office OF the essrs. Fry, where those
disposed are requested forward and subscribe Il
the stock. BY order ofthe Commissioners.
Imlu 1 ~
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SALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD.

execution II The trusts created hy two deeds, one
made hy Lit,i.brriy Walden, To the uRders .ned IN
the 3Gt November, 1919. tor the benefit OF homas Va
den aud HE oirr made by the ~ad i.uirbefry Walden
ana Thomas Walden, IL the same Trustee. the 18th
ut Juiy, lc.l tor The benefit IL David Wrsiser and
Matthew Bufiooi VIII be- sod by the subsCI her nj
Chesterfield Court house, on the second Monday In
July, 1875, that being Chesterfield Court day, by public
auclioI 10 tile highest BIDDER for ash third
OF the proceeds Of sar, and IL the residue Of the
proceeds 81 sale creGit oi ard Twelve months
IN equal ia.ial'nenis IN undivided mncty ~ Tract
oil land yinc ~ The sail county. a.Gui miles South
II the Courthouse. crntanng i9i arIcs, appears rs
the SAID deco. 1il- i,a,i OF land is the whc!
was devised y thc viii ~ L""r=e laden. deceased, I"
his w.do", Mr-. sarah Walden, lor LEI life, and on
which sirr lived nni her dealt, and whl
Mr. Inonas Clay ton lives. he purchaser VIII t-
required -" give bonds, .; one approved sue
ties ;r The credit ns.tmrni-. {, oaiIy rum
TIE day Of salr; nna ii.r tie w br retained pnu the
money shalt an hs pant. sAMl III. TAYLOR
Juur I1-lits ci.s
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CoWles' Lottery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention Of the patrons of CowIes' celebrated
L Prizc Office Is invited to the following brilliant
Schemes to be drawn In the month Of July, under the
management of ID. PAINE Il CO., who have dsiribu.
ted more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined. OF those sent, many have been
directed TO this agency, and sold by the
prizeseler, COWLES.
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NO.10I EAST MAIN STREET, Richa,ond

IN Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, Ia4S.
Delaware Lottery, No. ~, TO hs drawn August 3D.
70 Nos, IA drawn Capitals: f35,294, 10000, $500
so Of 900, 30 Of 500, &c Whole Tickets $40; halves
S; quarters 30.
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Class 49, for 1913, TO be
drawn on Saturday, Aug. 5 l3drawn Nos. in pack
age Of 26 Tickets. Magnificent Scheme: $40, Coo 2u ,
800, oil 00OO, Of 5000, Of $500, Is Of 900 400
OF 200, &C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 80.
Delaware Lottery, Class H. 10 be drawn 9Th August,
so Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals: $50 goo, 10 900, o. 10
Of 600. 90 of $40, 63 Of 200, &c. Tickets Si0 halves
5; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS!
Divided inlo 10 prizes OF 81 600 each
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No Al for Ied5 10
be drawn on Saturday, August l.. IS No. Lo,tery-I.
drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: prizes Of $4,000
10 Of 900, 10 Of 6OO 4O OF 5UU, &C., &c. Tickets $40
halves S; quarters . so.
Delaware Lottery, No. A. TO be drawn August 18th
rs Nos, Is draws. Scheme So, OoO 10000, 5,0OO lC
Of 500, 10 OF 500, 400 Of $780, 60 Tickets Sl0 halves
S; quarters So
Virginia Leeshurs Lottery, Class No. 49, for ls4s 70
be drawn on Saturday, August ls. l2 Drawn Mum
bcrs out of 70. Something New. $780, 900 Capital
prize, 1928 second capital price, als lowest num-
ber) prizes Of $780, &c. All double No. prizes $40
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 so.
Delaware Lottery, Glass IS, to be drawn August o.
rs Nos Is drawn. Capitals: $50 900, H. 600, 000 IL
of OoO 10 OF $50, 800 of l50 &c. Tickets sO naive.
5; quarters so.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Ticket.
and Shares any Of the above Schemes, addressed "a
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten
ton, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon it is received.
N. B-IIurley pays postage on all letters TO and
from his office.
Hurleys rule is To cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has nj all times complete assortment oi
Tickets, ranging In price from 81 10 $50.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY.
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
?. S.-All business strictly confidential. July %
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II Or Sale

A TRACT OF LAND lying in Ah,m,,,, county.
"A four miles and half West Of the Uniy.rsitv al
Virginia, containing about six hundred acres of wbieb
more than four hundred cleared and in eood
of cultivation There are about seventy acres of low
aound. The soil Is fertile, and considered Of The FIRST
quality, even in this excellent farming region. Tho
buildings consist Of comfortable dwelling house and
good barn. with all the other necessary houses
extension OF tho Louisa Railroad, which will pass
through the land will add greatly to tho present faeii-
OF reaching tho Richmond market.
The terms Of SALE and other particulars with regard
70 The land. will be made known upon application the
subscriber, residing upon the premises.
JOHN GILMER,
July l3-dGcwtf Hatdin's Tavern P. o.
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sy Y. zs. < C. Fs. Esiii, Auct..
NEGROES

mlii oesolI by US on Saturday Morning, at 10
O'clock S one Negro Man % years old, and one
Negro Boy, Is years old. ~''N
July 20 y. d. Il C.. 3. HILL, Aucts
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LAND FOR SALE, FOR DISTRIBUTION.

CEDa II HILL AND 9ttC LII w lllD.
~ virtue ofa decree Of the GICGit superior Count
~ LAW and ChaEcefy Tor The county u New Kent.
pronounced the III day Of Mly, lr!S, IN th- caus.
pending said Court. IN The name and style OF Clop.
=. : =. a., $50
Tracts Of Land lying in SAID county,
Of which William Brun!ey died seized and possessed
will be offered sale, Al public auction, the high
est bidder At hew Kent Cont house, on the second
Thursday III august, lsio. being Court day 1hrs~
Estates nrr y,ry valuable, ami possess many adsantI
yes. Cedar Hill lies on Pamunky .lver, Two miles
land has been heavily haiird-ihr buildings ate all
convenient aud IN good repair anu iriuiiy arranged
This tract Is supposed 10 contain h9 Of high isnd
and arO al mafsn, and has II large quantity Of
wood nrar lar rIvtT. Shuillrwnod is re miles above
the Court honse-a large portion IL Tie open land las
a 81 been inarieds rear hr rtvrr-roniains hy tstf
mate ls5 acre., and i Of the moot desirable estates
IN Hal region II roi.iIy. further description Is
deemed unnecessary presumed persons wishing
to purchase WI examine - land before the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SalE--For cash 10 the cost o. said
SUIT aud tie expenses Of the sale, and the residue o
The purchase nOnry credit - H. onP.fnurth part
thereof until the first day 81 January, l64a TO
half thereof unit the irsi day OF January 1850 and as
Ia the other iGuih thereof unit the fast day OF July.
1850, upon The purchasers entering INTO bends with
good security, and executing deeds In trust the land
10 secure the pay menl OF rBs purchase money.
The lille is supposed 10 lie good, hut shall sell as
Commissioners only. GEORGE I BROMLEY,
RICHMOND 4. LACY.
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AUCTION SALES.
Pulliaasa & slade, Aucis.
NEGROES

Inis day. At 9 = O'Clock, will be sold By US,
one likely man % years OF age, one likely Girl
10 years q ago. onc likely young Woman and
Ch.id, ai.4 ohs Boy years oi age
July . PULLiAM & SLADE Aucts.
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June l6--ctds
vAIIIABIE LAND AT AUCTION.

THE tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs. Lav'b'a
g. smith for liie, and afterwards by tho children
n( Nathaniel A. Smith, deceased containing ,i1.k
acres will be sold publicly NJ Louisa Court House,
TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of August neat, ;hr second
day Of August Court. ii lie. en- LIZ Creek and North
anna River near Cars Bridge ,h'f:y mites from Free
i.ricksLiTg, fnEy i've from Richmond, and hvr from
Frrderick's Hail. the Louisa Railroad. Two or three
hundred acres are rich low grounds and about two
hundred and thirty iri rnt wood land; besides one
huntt ed and ity or mote In pine, interpreted WIN
ak hickory, The tract hiss much gtaniie, 10 40
mrably suited Ia cnvrr, ana makts the kndest returns
for all efforts at Improvement II Is probably the best
tract az ia size In the c0unifyOui ~ The q cen Spfng
ne. hhorhood. 10 crown all II - surrounded by tho
n.-; ri nei.hhcrsplan KIND. sober and Intelligent.
The dwelling house of bfiok Is large and commo-
tiouI wIri than the usual OuihoHirs and conrs
ni.rces Tn. land mag easily be divided into two
tracts one II shout hundred and forty other
Il about hundred and thirty three acres either of
which would make very fe farm. Mr.. William o.
smith, living on The place, VIII show II 10 persons
inclined 10 buy.
TERMs-S75 in each and for The rest, credits Of ore
two and three years. Possession given In November.
with entrance 10 SOW cheat ~ good taie.
The sale l. made by order OF tie Circuit Count oi LOU
isa The petition al Mrs Smith and her family III the
Chanccn SUIT ~ fhompsnns, &c v. sinils &C., ana
by consent Of the plaintiffs LGClaN MINOR.
hdm'or with the will annexed OF
-. ,,,,,,,s,oo,,tJ.. A. Smith decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-28

GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
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Grand Consolidated Lottery, cla.sNo. u TO be drawn
on Saturday, the 9Th August loi5, n Baltimore. IS
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