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iTidway Fe,naie academy,

ru,UE next annual session will commence WE'D.
L NESDAY, the 2Oth September, and continue with
out interruption until tile 2H,h july, lc49
sIiss LYDIA MARY FAY viii continue 10 preside
over the Institution Principal Miss Fay IL 20 wei
and f,vorahIy known, and has given such general ga
sIaction az render comment or ruoev unnecessary
Two ladies' Of distinguished abilities ana requirements
have bpru engaged Ia assist Miss Fay, upon whose ex
nrrienre knowledge and moral conduct we can impi-
,,Iv y.y In the continuance Of his School, the rub
,er,ber's object IL The same as IN It's estanslmeht,
desre 10 educate his own daughters, HAVING sIl ana
IA, ne better or .anizatnn, his able ah zea"ils ff1nc
pal accomplished assistants and himself hnnr win
inc fruit of their experience, the lights ana cn
pls nj men eminent in the professions ana tty intend
II 10 afford means mol only ot thnInneh course OF
substantial instruction, bnt also OF III lhose niiieteht
accomplishments now cph-iaerch necessary 20 "''"
I'd education. o.., l. =;
Neither in rhr rtiaang OF his learned prncipa Q" III
,be .leeton of her fellow iaborers, nor IN ms orpro
r;,;on. mas the spscrb-r spared anything tnat may
make his Institution worthy 81 The patronage ~h'ch u
has received the last SIX years-anh lie CONSUMERS il
success end high standing the hest testimonials ne can
or.r Teachers and pupils all reside IN thh iamily ana
smnder the domestic care of Mrs Minor and the sub
scrihsr from whom they receive that parental attention
which /, he slowed on their avn daughters ,
p,,,icul,r attention will be paid To the manners ana
ais of the Young ladies' at all times, and deep IN
,eres, taken in their advancement ln wofl, Min"ay
ac.damv will be Christian school, and study there
conducted in way To make the pupil mol ony 'eameu'
Inn, enod and happy In event OF sickness every a'trn
ian yill he paid and charge made Tor proessona
serv res The situation j., howerer, remarkable 'o'
health. ;, d.rr,v The
TERMS-The terms aye such rs merely 70 aerds u'e
necessary and absolute expenses ,
For board and all The necessarles, Tor ilr zen sI,
,,s,ic months and Tuition any or all oil inc bnesh
inches SllU French, Italian, Spanish ana .atin,
arh slo Music including use Of Piano, $50. Mus'
on Gnitar. and USE OF Instrument, S25. nia"ne,
Painting and Ornamental Needle Work, WIN use u
Rocks and Patterns SO each For any period ess tlal
@ nonIhs sl2 50 viii be charged by The month, ana
IN proportion for The extra branches .h.d
Rocks. Music and other Siatonefy VIII be turhshea
al retail prices. ,,t, ;,forma,ion
49,, hs oh,,ued by application the subscrlbsr, ana
,rey,encrs 10 unqursonahle authority fdr.ired ray
,o nnc salf on the Ist January, the balance al Inc
~ .ssion Parents and guardians are request
cdr 10 come and judge for themselves ,,,on ,
Gu y Respectfully, JEFfEssoN MINOR d.
Nduay Esser County, "a, S'pt Isl, iof Do, rn.s
~ aldIr.s the subscriber, AT Mllier's foHi DmGe,
: " hu' n,,, v, Sept s-cwtJanl
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SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ES-
TArE

FATE.
DY virtue nf two several deeds of trust 10 me,
- cuted as Trnstsa, by Aired Twymln-thr one Of
date the 10Th ii March, lci6 aud the nlher al date the
l7th ol February, isiS,-huih Of which deeds
of record In the Cefs's Office 4 ihr County Cont II
Greene county, shall proceed, IN TIESn w ihr asi
day OF November, lois,-if lair, If not the next fair
day-or thr purpose. therein mentioned. 10 sell Al
public auction, IN The village OF stanardsrr, Greene
county, To The highest bidder, for cash. the following
property, much thereof as may be- necessary 10
raise The amount II .ne dseds -r
three acres, be the same more less, yIrg In sad
county adjoining the lands Of Joseph Hall. John Wood
and Douglass Dckersonind one other ract or parcel
Of Land, also in said county contaInn: some one hun
ded and mrs acres, h- the or less SAID lat
tract or parcel Of land l. described AS The Lsnon a
Tract and adoins lands OF Mary WhteIow, Robert
Siockdrl, and others.
Also, NJ the same time and place, on the same terms
by virtue Of said deeds, several valuable NEGROES.
The llu to tho above property II believed to be Indls
putablr, bur, selling N Trustee shall only convey
such title as ID vested IN me by said deeds.
fHOS WEIGH, Trustee
Madison G. H., sept &c. Isis-cwids
LAND NEAR FARMVILLE FOR SALE
nN the twenty fourth t2iih) day IL neIi October, II
~ il shall he iuir, not, on the next far day hrrraf
ter, VIII offer for sale, on the premises, The Estate
known ~ SANDY FORD, which lies on both sides al
the Ammonia ttor river above Famviile-op- part being
in the county of Prince Edward, and thr other In Cum
hrand. The said estate ~ estimated 10 contain about
onr thousand a 0G0I acres ri land, al which rather
two hundred and forty acres rate ior grounds he
high land that cleared l. IN gnot condition, presenting
nowhere workout appearance and u ojrrahiy well
sci in herds grass aud clover That part of the land
which Is In woods s free Of pae1, and we'll mbered.
The Improvements On The place comprise dwelling
house and all other houses necessary for The comfort OF
family and the use. of farm candy Ford Is distant
three miles from Famviilc by The of tho river, aud
four and half by thr road whilst II IS only eight miles
from Prince Edward Court house, and seven from
Hampton sidney College. The Appomatios river di.
ydes the into Two nearly equal parts; aud II II
shall be deemed Advisable on the day of safe, u VIII be-
offered ~ Two tracts 81 land. minute descrip-
tipn Of the property | think unnecessary. Persons
wishing 10 buy rdluab land Invited 10 examine that
here advertised All Of the operations OF the farm TN
Guiding the sowing III wheat Will be conducted regular
Is TIL ibr day al sale.
TERMS will be made known on the day OF sale.
will however stale here, that expect u require only
\ small paympnt In rs-I-gIving liberal credit for
much the largest portion Of the money.
ALEXANDER \. DILLON,
Administrator de bons non, v ith thr viii annexed,
Aur a1-ctds of Edward Dillon Deceased.
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william MI, Fulton.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
IND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Alabama Con
n nectcut. 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 &c, Main street, OPP
positg to Thomas r. Price & Co.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

TIME second session Of Mr. J G Bnnetts School in
i this civ. viii commence on NJ pday ID uciober
TERMS
Tuition in IN. usual English hranchs Sdn
Tuition in the advanced English braches,
Ancient Language aud higher Mabma,ics, so
The French and hirb German language, will BIO
ght wthon, esl charge, II the ppils shall have al
ready attained suitable profcienc,in the English.
The Greek aud Latin IanguagewiIl be taught, moi
only according Ia the pronuncialon adopted in The
American and English Colleges, Iut also according To
the modern Grecian and Roman slndard. The reason
ofths is obvious, ina,much as theacty Of commune
cation affords the American stidnt opportunity of
pursuing his studies Al The dfrrref European Colleges
where these languages, pronol1ced according 10 the
English standard would scaIcrybe comprchendsd.
The mathematical deparme' H be entrusted 10 ono
who only Distinguished himself in his collegI-
ate corsr but wio has also ben rmineny successful
In impart M instruction.
Mr.. Bennett rutrrafrs his pnnise, that in the con
duct of his School srct and ohoiesomc discipline ,oR
invariably be northumberland hi. Constant endravor win
be 10 incucae irniesl prinIpes Of honor and in
tegtty.
REfERENCE;--Rrv Geo Woodbridge, Or John A
Cunningham. II Charles Bell Gihs1n, a w Noting,
Isaac Davrnpol, WIN Palmer, saml Subleu, Fleming
James, $ Batter, and d Nacaurdo Esqrs.
Aug l5-c,f
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cox HEATH FOR SALE.

rJlHIS 1. vety desirable Tact Of Land OF near go
i acres witbin three miles Of Buckingham Court
houss-u,ith nm abundance az wood and water, about
ia acrra of 6np tobacco land clear, for which II
peculiarly adapted and is also well suited 10 the pro.
duclion OF corn oats and wheat There ir an excellent
ns,v dwelIny ho.e OF two stories ith three
each floor and good Cellar Thus land II not sold be
fore the day OF October next, will then he offered at
public auction. at Buckingham Court hoiss, II being
Court day III il an ,ud be sold privately before the day
nj sale due notice will he given. Any person seeking
information can obtain by addressing The subscriber
Al Buck inrham by personal Inspection
M The prem.es The parties interested are anxious 10
seil and will make the terms easy and accommodating,
which Will be- made known on the day Of sale.
Aug 22-ctds w MDSELEf.
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HATS. HATSu CAPS CAPS
Fall AtyIe Of Hats and Gaps

n L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad ST. Shockoe
Va Hill, has just received Inll and sPiend q
assortment OF HATS and CAPS, Of the best
NouherD manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nuiria,
MoIe.kin. Silk, Angola, Coney, w DOL, and every
other kind Of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment OF CAPS, Of every variety, al un-
usually low prices, a, wholesale or retail.
G L. BETTY.
p. S-pnrchasers are respectfully invited 10
call and examine nv assortment. Hats and
CAPS made 10 order. Market prices given FOR all
kinds Of Furs. G. L. B.
SPnf i6-c3m
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NOTICE.
,ruc subse,iaer having becom. a re-

'f,IE subscriber having become resident has open
1 ed an A2rncy in Petersburg fcr the sale OF Lands
Eastern Virginia 10 Northern Immigrants, and re-
sprctuly offers hir services 10 those who are EIrhiBg
10 sell. His extensive acquaintance AT the North Of
ioris him considerable faciie, for their DISPOSAL and
the attention uf Northern farmers has lattery heen
earnestly directed 70 this region.
To bring tht lands Of those disposed 10 sell into
lice IL advisahr 10 advertise them IN the Northern
papers; and arrangements mad- 10 give them very
extensive throughout tho Northern states at
very moderate cost
In all cases the charges for his services will be very
moderate.
The undersigned also offers lis services to the public
a. 4 practical surveyor.
For the present he can be found a, Robert Boil
ire's to whom, with Rev Mihon Thrift, Ur William q
nupny, Thomas : Peasants, DR. 4 F StTachan, John
Bnlling Thomas Lee, and Hugh Nelson, he has
mission L. refer The public.
All communications by mail, postage paid, viii meet
prompt attention. SAMUEL GRlSCOM.
Petersburg, sept a5, l-is-cGt.
MRS JUDGE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
THE exercises of this School Will he resumed MON
i DAY, October ~, IN the town Of Manchest-r-
The number OF boaIJers vii nc limited 10 eight
Terms made known on application. Address Mrs.
Judge ClOpton, Richmond.
Sent S-caaW 2ly s S3w
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W. +. WATSON & r. w. HUGHES
Attorneys at Law,

w ILL practice together in the various Courts
w held in he City OF Richmond, and ia The
County Court Of Ilcnrico
WIN. T. Watson will continue 10 discharge his
dutles as COMMISSIONER IN CHANcERY in the
above Courts and as NoTARY PUBLIC
ohce-Corncr Of llth and Bank streets, in
Wellington GoddIn's Building.
Juiv l-lS % u3m
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.

VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from the United States service, and have
not obtained their bounty land, &c. by nrting 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, b1ck pay.
PENSIONS mileage SC; and the widows and heirs bro.
theirs and sisters of those who have died or been killed
in hattie In Mexico, by writing rs above, giving the
name Of the company and regiment in which their
latve enlisted served, and time of enlistment " i'll
obtain all necessary papers which are requisite 10 pro-
cure whatever may be due the deceased soldier.
N. B-Postage must he paid IN all cases, when infor
nation will be given gratutousy, and moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No. 76, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Anc I1-df,
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A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE
THE legatees of the late Mrs. Eliza Fulton offer for
l. sale, privately, her late residence, known as Mt
Erin, lying one mile below the city Of Richmond.
This beautiful estate contains about lao acres In fine
condition, with an abundant supply of the best spring
water. The improvements are not inferior 10 any In
the neghborhood, including Flower and Vegetable
Gardens most beautifully arranged
IL is unnecessary describe more fully the advan-
taees and comforts Of the above delightful residence
1t is expected that persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will
view the premises ind judge for themselves
For further information apply 10 Ro. A. Mayo, 10
Chas. B. Williams, Esq, or either OF the LEGATEES.
Also, for sale two vacant lots lying in Port Mayo.
Sent E9-dSctf
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NEW STOCK,

OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
THE subscribers are now receiving per ships
i Henry Clay and Mon,ezlnia, direct from
he manufacturers in Birmingham and efheld,
an entirely new stock OF Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns. Saddlery, &c; and by recenl arrivals
tail assortment Of DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
embracing every article Usually KEEP, by the
rade 10 which they invite the attention OF their
friends and The public generally.
CHARLES j. SlNTON & CO,
Sept. 10 -c4t No II, Main Street.
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Tickets SI5-haIves and quarters In proportion.
a In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
W Orders meet our usual prompt attention. Foi
Tickets In the above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price of Tickets from 81 to $780, under ma
nagemcnt, address Us, or G.. w. PURCELL,
Agent ford. PAINE 4 CO.. Richmond. Va.
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Aug ll-d&c2awIy
NOTICE

TINE business connection between Mr.. Saml.
i Sle,tnius and The subscriber having ceased
on The 9th ultimo he has made efficient arrange.
menls al Washington for the proper and prompt
adjustment Of all claims against any OF The De-
parlmenls at Washington, which may be en-
trusted 10 his care, about which he is prepared to
give information. WIN. NJ. FULTON,
No. IS, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Oct 2-fqi
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LAts XOTiCE.

IINdE death Of my father having rendered il
a necessary iof me 10 reside in The county oil
King William, shall hereafter Continue The
PRACTICE OF LAW
In The Counties Of King William, King & Queen,
Essex and Hanover. P. h. AYLEfT,
Posi- Office, Ayleit's
N. B.-The Rooms recently occupied by me
over The Store OF Messrs. Gaynor & Wood, are
tor renl-appiy I" GAYNOR g. WOOD.
Sep. 2S-dIw&clm
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LUCk,S OFFICE,
o. S, EXCHA Z PL A c + !,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRHTNTA.
TIME following grand and magnificent Lotteries
i to be drawn during the present month, Under the
management Of d. PAINE !. CO., whose Vendors are
now distributing all the large prizes. The folio. inl
have been recently sent to thls Office, nf which
were sold others returned
Nos. . % is, $4,000 Nos. % SO II, sl2,Oul
Nos as So 6i $4,000 Nos. 7 ~ As, i,GOl
Nos s 81 Al, l2,G0O 4 number Of 81 ,00G each
8y To secure large prizes, order of
LUCK, Richmond.
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ryEcuTnR,S NOTICE

Ii persons la wing claims against the Iaie DR.. WV.
n Mrsros requested 10 present them lmmed iat,-
" 10 the undersigned for payment; and those ndebt.
me nj to him without delay. b. F. PRESTIS,
Executor Of William Minlon, deceased.
Hrnrico, August l5-c2m
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TURKEYS OFFICE, No. lol, East Nam

HURLE1S UFFTOE, ISV. KV1, I"0'
h Street. ,,,,
n,,,Yn Nos of Mononsala Lottery, So, Sept %:
So As So % GA GO so 81 II IS IL 10 ;,
Ticket. Nos. 81 50, Capital, sold and paid
ie"e'' HURLEY.
"To.aay--s Splendid Scheme Virginia Leesharg
ro ne,,a Class Sc Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
5 600 3 900, 10 Of 1900, 10 Of 1000, &c. &C.
* Nos p drawn ballols. Tickets $5-shares
in proponion, at HURLEYs OFFICE, below
'As To. morrow-s30,l 46. Tickets $40.
p S-Onders for Packages, Certificates OF
Packages, Single Tickets or Shares promptly al
ended 10, and an account o. the drawings sent TO
apy par, of the Uni,ei States, free OF postage
Please address VIM. HUXLEY,
Orr z Richmond, Va.
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Administrator de bons non, with the viii annexed,
Aur a2-ctds Of Edward Dillon, deceased.
LAND AND STORE-aOUSE, IN KING q
QUEEN FOR SALE

oUE ZEN Foit Oh L.
THE lands belonging the estate .! George Carl
l ton, drceaSed containing about SIX hundred acres,
will be offered Tor sae the l0ih day OF October II NOT
previously sold. There are four dwellings on the pre-
misses The late dwelling Of the family IS large two
stured house, with rooms IN thr upper stories
and three in the basement. All hnorri with plank;
good kitchen; DAIRY: small house IN the yard, with
two rooms suitable for an office or scho"l roam, with
the other necessary houses. The yafd and garden
are well enclosed and there u well OF wafer within
few feet of the kitchen. There about hundred
acres Of land attached 10 The homestead. There
three other small dwellings, with enough land attached
10 each for a small family. large store house gfana
~ and stable stand al the crossing OF four roads near
The centre Of the above lands rendering very arc,-
bic TO the whole surrounding country. There has been
n large commercial business done nj this stand for
eighteen wears, and IL now enjoys fine custom. The
land is we'll adapted corn, wirat and oats. There IL
IN abundance al good mari nn al uf these lots OF
the land has been improved b. It's application. The 50.
ci-ty refined and Intelligent II VIII be sold 10 lots
10 suit purchasers.
Refer 10 DR. II y Faulkner, King 4 Queen. and Or
WIN F Gaines, Hanover. WIN j. DAVIS,
Executors Of George Carlton, deceased.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

~ I-fl L.
TNiE next session IL this Institution will CONNIE nee
the 1T II october, and terminate the 3lsl Of July
following.
The cour,r Of instruction., comprising the Languages
and Sciences designed 10 pre2are students for Cole
ges aud Universities.
TERMS or Beard including washing, bedding and
fuel and Tuition viii he S2-sll5 payable the Isl of
October, Sll5 the Isl of March.
Persons wishing particular information " i'll adj
dress the subscriber.
Wv CoLENAN, A 81, Principal.
Post Ofire-Conc0rd academy.
REFERENCES-Ilrn John Mason Secretary of
the Navy; Dr Scott Speaker Of the Senate Of VA
Thomas Randolph, ESD Abemarc; Dr Armistrad
Cook Portsmouth, Robert sanard, Esq, Richmond;
VIM II Harrison, Esq Primo, George; Hon William
L Rivrs, Abemarlc s. NJ II ra!loe. Esq Mount Airy;
Richard Baylor, ESQ., Essex Andrew Hunter, Esq.
Jefferson, clayton G Coleman, Esq, Louisa; Rev FL
IIou Estes. South Carolina, lem Tahh, ESQ., Glou.
ester; VIM II Roy, Esq" Gcicester; Hon Robert NJ
Hunter, Essex; ri Rev NichGas Cobbs, u u, Bishop
Alabama; Hon Thomas u Ra!iy VI G.; Judge Daniel
,leman, Alabama; Hon James Seddon.s Rich
| ,nd; Gen Bernard p-yton,. Richmoni; Hon James
| Mason, = Frederick. B w lie Oh, Esq, Riehnond
h VIM Friend, Port Royal; JUICE Samuel Chapman.
| fhama John X Bryan, Esq., Gloucester; Gov Kru
h,Chapman, Alabama; John Ghoson, Esq. Pc
! teburg
| Gentlemen who either haze had, or AT present
| ha, sons wards members ofthe Institution.
l - 0g-cuDctl
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ETHAN AND RooTEs' QUARTER
EOIl "a

I,LTHAM il beautiful, situated In New Kent coun-
- ~ on the South .ido ol the Pamunkey river, one
mile above is entrance no thr York river. II Is ono
Of the heathes places in thai section II country and
Il we'll known a the intended termination oi the Rich
mond and PamrHkey Railroad II contains i,n-, acre.
Of very rriile highland, ami $50 II marsh 500
Q: the high iand Clrarrdhr les; = wood land
The cleared land Il We'll w5trTsd, and - well adapted
10 tnr cultivation - wheat. oais and com. The wood
land y covered wi:l pine and OK tmbeI whirh can
Tie mIr,b u situated IL" Aof;h ,ldc al the high
land, ana niters iacii!y Tor raising cattle, Tor
which Richmond Away affords ready and convenient
market. Attached 10 Ethan Is good Iaar bank,
whence an abundant supply Of mari can always be
Obtained.
The improvements on Ethan consist al large brick
iwrn. house, wh Oh (txcrpt Tie Wings which can he
repaired nj trifilng expense l. IN r1caent order, the
rr0l an! atc story being entirely new large store
house 90 feet long by 20 irei Wild. and tno stories bieh
we'll adapted for storing grain, &C an excellent deck
LEO feet long by 81 feet wide, plaIkrd over with oak
planks. and furnished i- end aud sides with strong
sprs grIst mil, turned by never-taiiin: water
power; hr:ck kitchen, corn house and several other
out buildings.
RoOTES' QUARTER i. situatsi IN New Kent
comfy, on The road fuim Ri.hmond "a Williamsburg,
and Il about six miles below New Kent court-horse.
q contains hundred acres :" cleared land and four
hundred acres of wood land III very fertile and we'll
waerrd and il adapted 10 thr cultivation Of wheat,
o,ts and corn The wood land Il covered with hns
pine timber which, being good landing, can be
advdnage0usly cut and sent 10 market. There are no
improvements on Rootcs' Quarter.
Ethan and Routes Quarter will he sold separately.
One third Of the purchase money viii he required Ia
be paid In cash; The other two thirds may remain Oh
them payable 10 equal instruments In Two and thfce
years
Any additional information that may br required can
he obtained the subscriber who will be NJ Ethan
from the present until the 9Th day of October next,
and ihenceiorth until the 18th OF October next Will be- al
Boydrn's Exchange iiotel, in The CRY az Richmond.
ay Barb ulsyIllr pusl-uice Is the post Office nearest
to Ethan EDWARD WILSON.
New Kent co. Va Sept 10, lsis-c9uf
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JOHN F. LAY,
Attorney arT,aw

A ILL practise in lhe Courts held IN The civ
w oil Richmond and in the counties OF
Goochland and Powha;3u. Careful attention
VIII DC given 10 The collection of dehis.
Once on l4!h st, passing from Main ST. BY
the Post Office. SEM 29-2,rd
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BEHOLD THE PROOF!

Whole, Nos, FL IL 10, $4,000!
Whole, &C 81, SIS Goo Quarter, 4G Sc e., sl5 900
Half, 81 Al, 10000 Quarter, 10 Al Go, $500
Quarter, 2 26 Is, $4,000 Whole, ~ 30 81, 1900
The following prizes have been sold since the frsi
August Half, $4,000, whole, 5000; whole, 1900
whole, 2U76; whole $50; whole, 1000, together with
numerous smaller ones, all OF which can be seen Al
PURCELL'S OFFICE.
Examine the Grand Schemes for October and forw ard
your orderst0 T.. w. PURCELL &, CO.,
fnrp Paine 4 Hn oh
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STATIONS Office

Nos, Exchange Pace Richmond, Va.
" Recoilect No.3-"Thsre's luck in odd numbers,
~ Rory O'M0re." Octa
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HIFTY BUSHELS WHEAT.-l have on
/ hand and for sale, remnant OF about nny
bushels OF lha, very superior ana p.oauc'''e
Seed Wheat called WoodEns ksd STEM
Sept. 2S-dlw tn. q, IALlAf EhnOi