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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,


NEAR LOUISA COURT uOUsE.-Ry Dr. r a Mckee
faNHE next session of this School will commence
the 18th day OF January, and continue ten month
with u vacation Of one month In Summer.
Ut Mckee has taken The degree of Master Of Artr Of
the University Of Virginia. and has had several years
experience In teaching. His course Of instruction s
thorough, embracing Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
French, Spanish, German, &C.
will take few boys az Boarders in my family,
who Will have the advantage, as hereiouro OF living
with the Teacher. My house is about mile from
Louisa Court House, in as healthy part of the cuun-
try as any in the State.
TERMS:-For Board, including Tuition for all or
any of the su jects tausht, Sis for ten months.
The School Is limited To fifteen; and therefore, those
desiring TO send should make early application 70 the
subscriber. ELISHA MELTON.
Louisa Court House, August elicit
Richmond Wing requested TO copy.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NITH the entire appreciation OF my father, Mr.
w Walter Coles, OF Woodville, hlbcmarle, Viz
ginia propose TO open School al his residence on
the LIST Of October next to comprise limited number
OF pupils Having had considerable experience IN the
Instr ucon Of young persons, hope To he able 10 pro-
mote the best interests OF those committed 10 my care,
boil, Intellectually and morally.
Terms for q session of ton months:
Board and English Tuition, including Ornamental
Needle Work, SIPS
Music ON The Piano Forte, 50
French, 10
Zone half in adyancel
The acknowledged salubrty Of The green mountain
furnishes motivr To those inhabting less healthy 10
giOns, which cannot fail TO be appreciated.
Early application solicited by Margaret Poles.
Reference made 10 Ur William Bankhead Frede
ricksburg; John 7 Anderson, ESQ. Hanover; William
/. owen, Esq. Halifax Or John Ganlt Albrmare.
Address, MIS- Isaac Il Coles, Garand's Store, Abe
,nurls Aug 2j-c}W
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II ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, a
YIIWOET ESERFE.
SJ

/ SHALL sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day, oil
September, wthout ,eserte, TO the highest bidder,
FuUk FARMS. situated III Orange county, say Two
miles from the RacrDon Ford The Rupd Ann river,
thirty from fredericksburg and within short distance
81 The contemplated Alexandria and Godonsyllls rail-
rbad
These farms have large propor ion oflow grounds
Mountain Run. They are well adapted Ia the Virgins
staples, and afford abundant materials for speedy and
permanent improvement having excellent vein OF
limestone running through them.
TIE MEADOWS contain lrU5 acres. The dwelling
house has six rooms and Is in good repair having been
recently painted. This farm Is admirably adapted 10
illage or grazing being fine grass land AMI we'll sup
piled with water and shade IN every field.
The WINDER TRACT contains tCO acres next
above the Meadows. IL has i small tenement upon IT,
The BIRCHLASD TRACT contains also COO acres
large proportion of which is bottom land OF The nsi
quality Tor grass and crops.
The INDEPENDENT TRACT contains iGe acres.
End well propcrtioned in It's divisions OF WOOD low
and upland.
TERMS-Dne. fourth cash, the remainder IN three
equal annual nsIaments, with interest from tho date.
secured BY bond with approved security, and deed Of
trus: on the land.
More particular information respecting them will he
given BY my brother, jeremiah Morton living near the
pie Misses VINO s iuy authorised dispose Of the pro-
petty His address Is Raccoon Ford, Cupep@r county,
Virginia. JACKSON MORTON.
July l3-ctda
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY LAND FOR
SALE

ON the first TUESDAY in October next, will sell
~ The Estate upon which ! formerly resided, known
n, MOUNT PLEASANT, containing four hundred and
eighty acres of land three hundred and lilly acres
of the best quality in that fertile region. There are
three hundred and fifty of open land portion Of
the balance well timbered There is comfortable
dwelling House. which the Overseer Mr. BRAY, now
OCCUPIES and OF The most beautiful sites IN thai
neighborhood for 4 larger dwelling. The out buildings
are suitable 10 eenlleman's residence and the re-
Of the Farm. After the sale of the Farm,
| will sell thr growing crop of Corn, which think l.
ut least six hundred barrels Of pure white u ny Corn.
Wheat and Dat Straw, Blade and Top Fodder, Shncks,
Oats, eight Mules, very fine, one Horse, thirty hne
broke Oxen, fifteen Cows, twenty Heiters, fifteen IN.
broken Oxen, one Booded Bull, sixty Sheep, eighty
Hogs one new Wheat Fan and rhrashins Machine,
OK Carts, TumbreIs aud Farming Utensils ofevey de-
scrption. ,;...
The Terms Of the sale of the Farm will he very lbr
ral-say from one to live years, without Interest, WIN
personal security To he approved by me, and u desire
It, Trust Deed upon the Farm TO secure Inc payment
Of the purchase money. Sale Of Corn, STOCK &c, &c;
wi be ak months credit, with bonds with approved
security. JUN ihbo IN hEi''
Aup. l7-cwtdS
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$3.50 REV ARD.

DAN of from The subscriber, Eve negro men,
n viz: William Cook, Coleman Price, Alfred
Rineo, Garrison Tor Graniso1) Jackson and Hen
iyGreen. VIM. Cook is yellow mau lee, 5
&c inches high, "a years old. The others are
'Ilblatk. stout young men, except Henry Green,
sho is 30 years old-three Of them have been
wing in this city.
The above reward will be given Tor the appre.
lsnsioh of all, or $50 each, and all reasonable
upenses paid for their delivery 10 US here,
sonld they be taken onl OF The county. II is
slie7ed they will try to make of by way Of The
>s,r couniry-Wm. Cook came from there.
aug. 2l-ca COCHRAN 4 JAMES.
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III. w. FRY

HAS in Store, ut reasonable prices 100 hogsheads
ST. CroI, Porto Rico and New Orleans sugars
500 bags Rio Coffee
400 bags Laguira and Java Coffee
40 hogsheads and barrels Molasses
GOO kegs Nails
800 kegs Powder
100 packages Loaf Sugar and Teas
5 tons Steel, assorted
$40 bags Shot
$50 boxes Window Glass
q, 900 pounds Cotton Yarns
100 bales Cotton Bats and Leading Lines
% barrels Tanners Oil
Pepper, Spices, Ginger, Nader
Copperas, Alum and salts
And many articles which will be sold low for cash,
or 10 punctuai customers on the usuaI time.
Aug oi-cW3w
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NOTICE.
puRsUANT to decree Of the County Court Of FIJI

PURSUANT to decree Of the County Court Of Flu.
wanna rendered al last April term, will proceed
10 SELL on the 2,h day Of September, lei9. il fair, u
not ths next fair day, upon the premises, 10 the highest
bidder a certain Tract Of Land mentioned IN sad de-
cree belonging To the widow and heirs e Pierce w.
Mellon deceased, and lying on the road Leading from
the Sign Stone Middleton Mills, said county, and
containing rightytwo acTes-all in woods. This land
is only about two miles from the James River Canal
and it, on that account, valuable, for ITS pine and
oak timber and fire wood.
The TERMS will be Twelve months credit, with
bond aud approved security except mnch rs VIII be
necessary TO nav the expenses Of sale, which will be
cash. SB JONES, Commissioner.
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WARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL.
WARRENToN, FAUoUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THE term of this School wlii coa,aien. s, u"
i Monday, the third day OF september, ahi 'e'h-
maize about the Goth of December.
The various branches OF an English, Ciassical anu
Mathematical Education are taught IN tnis
Modern Languages under European master. Co.,,
The high rank which students from tnis semon'
maintain in the collegiate institutions OF the country,
bears testimony to the fidelity with which the teachers
discharge their duty.
For terms aud other particulars, address
r ~ SMITH, Principal.
r.,,,tsr Countv Virginia. August I7-eut3dSapt
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dissolution.

THE firm heretofore existing under The name ana
L style of ) STERN = BROTHER, Gordonsylle
and New Market is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent Persons having claims will please present them
for collection, and those indebted Will please make
payment as soon convenient. SIEKN,
Aug 24-dGt IL 81 hNN.
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THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AGA
nEMY

TINE first session Of this Institution viii commence
on Monday the lat Of October, lsi9, and WIZ close
on the LIST day Of July, 1859. To combine thorough
English Education. with n practical knowledge OF
some Of the Modern Languages, has been the aim oil
most institutions of this sort They have otten sue
ceeded in the former, but rarely in the latter long
and habilua praccei Is necessary TO the perfect
nv of any foreign Language. The Principal of this In.
stiiution hopes succeed In uniting both these Oh
jects. 49,
The English course Of study will be- as thorough as
that pursued in any other Female Academy III TINS 0,
INV other State. Experienced and well qualiheu
teachers will be selected, without regard to expense
An extensive chemical apparatus will be Immediately
procured for the use Of the Institution.
Prncipal his assistant teachers speaking French. and
the servants of the establishment being natives OF
France, the young ladies boarding with MN, WILL OF
necessity. be compelled In speak French IL VIII be
the only language spoken 10 lhe family ne NUS , r."
rental care viii be taken Of the young ladies living
with the Principals and all the comforts not IN connct
with strict discipline will surround thsn; they WIZ DC
treated as members Of his Own family. 10 avold extra
charges, the terms will be as follows:
For Tuition in The French Language, and IN aii
the English branches, Books, stationery, Board,
Washing. Fuel, Lights, &c, &c, S2oo
For any additional Languages ~
For Music the Piano or any other Instruments, u
with sheet music and use Of the instruments, I'd
Day scholars, who will furnish their own sheet
music, will paw for music oo
French Language. 10
Any additional Language "
For English branche " under ten, ~
From ten to thirteen inclusive, ~
Over thirteen, ~
Day scholars will furnish their own books Pay.
me ns for the first half Of the course VIII be expected
in advance; the residue by the Isl Of March. NO pup
will he admitted for less Than half course.
All letters previous 10 tho 18th of September should
be addressed TO Colonel Robert NJ Nct!andllsh, rrrsi
dent of The Board of Trustees and al,sr hal e 10
Aup o,-c2aw3m Principal at Williamsburg.
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Life Insurance.

VNHE New York Life Insurance Company, Qate INC
Nauti;us) Is still progressing In Its business, In
manner entirely satisfactory the ensured This com
pany confines It's business entirely TO Life Insurance
Being Mutual Insurance Company, the prohts accrue
entirely for The benefit of the insured. For the three
FIRST years after the company commenced business,
divided 81 per cent, and last year, 40 per cent
Explanatory pamphlets and all other Information may
Depository, No 903 the square above the Virginia Banks
Drs. A. 9. Workman and F. W. Hlncock, Medical
Examiners. CHAs, WORKMAN,
Aug l+etf Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
REV w. GOddim, Auci.
yaL.UAgLE FARM IN HENRico

VALUABLE FARM IN HENRlCO.
TOGETHER WITH STOCK OF iiUIrS, CRuPs OF
CORN, OATS AND FARMING iMPLEMEN rS, &c,
For saLe at Axcfin
THE subscriber having been appointed TO situation,
i which vii! make II necessary for MIN to remove
from Richmond will offer tor sa at pubic auction,
upon the Premises on TUESDAY, the 4th day oil Sep
tember, lsi9, commencing II IL O'Clock, his Fam III
The county Of lIrnrico about miles North oi Tue
CITY of Richmond on The old coal pit road ah'l be-
tween the Deep Run Turnpike and the Railroad OF the
Richmond and Fredericksburg Company, and adjoining
the Tavern former Kept by the late Patrick h Cen
try, containing two hundred acres Of this tract, about
fifty cleared and In high state Of improve
menl-lh- balance Of hundred and my acres are
heavily covered with pine and oak timber which, from
its proximity 10 market, lbring only one AMI one
quarter Of mills from the Railroad Is rendered very
valuable. The improvements consist Of small
dwelling large stable, barn, corn house, sc.
At the same time and place wall be sold all the
pershable aud personal property, consisting Of the
crops of and oats eight valuable mules, two new
wagons, Two carts. and all the farming utensils, con-
sisns of The usual variety. Also VIII be hired OH
several valuable negro men, some OF whom are good
drivers.
TERMS For the land onefourh cash, balance at
ons two three and four years Tor bonds bearing Int-
TEST, secured by trust deed. For the personal pro.
perry, all sums under twenty dollars cash, over wen'
" dollars, months credit for negotiable notes
tslac,orlly endorsed. HUBERT y. LEFEBFRE.
eair conducted by w. GOBLIN, Auct.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Goods by EXPRESS

l43 EAGLE SQUARE
DIAM SWISS mUsLiSS
1 striped and checked Mus;ins
SWISS Edgngs and Insertings
Pohbin, Edslngs and lnsertings
Belt Ribbons
Hack and white Gnchams
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
Ia asnls; lace Capss
Kid Gloves; Silk Gloves
Black Egyptian Miits
Cause Merno Shirts
silk Shirts; Fans
White, brown and colored Cotton Half Hose
Vigonia lose
Plain and open Lisle Hose
July 80 PARKER, BAYLY & NIMMn.
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TO TIE WOOL GROWERS OF vIR-
CHINA

'E,lIE Virginia Woosn Company are prepared to pur-
chase Wool Of all grades, Tor casa upon the lls
NJ credit and will pay liberal prices can be OBJ
tanned in any market III this country.
This Company was established in le45, ID one of
The largest in the United States; and they
very DESTROYS that the quantity of Wool produced in
Virginia should be largely increased, as the present
supply falls far short Of The home demand They will
pay The highest market price for clean Wool, in good
condition. and In any quantity, delivered AT their Mill
Or TO the subscriber whom all letters enquiry may
be addressed. The attention Of AgricuIursls is paril
cuar!y Invited 10 this subject il is believed that the
production Of Wool IN Virginia is now more profitable
thnn any other article and at distant period will be
classed among our most important interests.
HORACE l. KENT,
Nav 25-dJtGcwl9t Aren't Va Waolleu Cow
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LOST CERTIFICATES

THE following certificates &C debt from the Common
i wealth Of Virginia, 10 wit: No. for $780, No. 20
for SlUO No 90 for $500; No. 81 for S2; No 81 for
$685. and No 1876 for $500; amounting altogether 10
$4,000, having been burnt by hre In my house the
night Of the ed OF April. Application will be made
the proper authority for the renewal thereof and u
therefore advertise the same according 10 law.
JuIy Is--c3n CONWAY ROBINSON.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
THE RESTORATION OF THE HAIR.
lT WISE respectfully informs the inhabi.
Ne lan,s Of Richmond that his engagements
aBal,imore and Philadelphia will render ii me-
ss,sary for him 10 leave here in short time,
,ad any person wanting their hair restored must
apply between this time and Saturday, The Is! OF
September, as that is the latest day ne can UNDER
lake any more cases.
He will also supply, for small Charge, a
Tonic that win prevent The falling of OF The hair,
arising either from weakness or ill-health during
lille. Aug 23- l4t
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THE ENTERPRIzE COTTON FAcTO-

Il
J. RY consists oil The following Machinery:
Willow
Picker aud Lap Machine, sc inches Wide
IN Cards 81 inches wide, cards TO 4 self, with rail
ways and drawing heads complete
Grinding Machine and Grinding Rollers
| Drawing Frame, Of four heads
Speeders, each IA blocks
Throstles, each 100 spindes
Throstles, each l2S spindles
Reels
Band Machine
Oord Machine
Yarn Press
Baleng Press
! Machine for covering rollers
! Regulator TO water wheel
Cans, Bobblns, Belts, Lamps Oil Cans, Scales, and
every thing requisite for the manufacture of cotton
yarn; also, very valuable Machine, adapted for plan
ing iron, hung rollers, and drilling There all The
materials for two Thrusrs which can be completed
nj trifling expense. The machinery will then be
pablo of producing 500 lbs cotton yarns per day.
The yarns made from this machinery have been sold
to merchants IN this city and other places, and are
highly approved. There IL unexpired lease Of up
wards of three years on the building and water power.
The above establishment Is for sale privately; and,
if disposed of before the 18th day of September
next, will be sold OF auction at IL O'Clock that day,
on le premises. The Factory is on The bank Of James
River, between the Messrs. llaXalls large mill build
ings. For Terms, apply 10
CHAS. 7. WORKMAN & co,
Or JAMES Z. CRANE.
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EDUCATION.
RichrnOnd Academy,

THIS Institution having been placed by the Trustees
under tbs superintendent Of this subscriber, he
would hereby inform his patrons and the pubic that IL
will be rea peaed on Monday, the st October next.
The system of instruction, and strict enforcement OF
wholesome discipline, hIthaito fodnd 81 successful,
will be uniformly pursued nd the studies of every pu
pIl will bs under the PERSONAL and immediate super
vision of the Principal. J. C. f. BENNETT.
Aup. l0-sotf
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NpS MEaD'S SCHOOL.

hrs MEAD has removed 10 her new resi-
\ tence on Grace Street, where her School
- r rc.opened for The reception OF Boarding
/; Day Pupils on the first Monday oil OCTOBER
~. r., M,stc
a Drawing will be laugh' by expert enced Pro-
= W. Aug. 23-t
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Tournament and Fancy Rail
AT THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR


SPhlNGS.
ON TUESDAY, The 4th September, there
" will be Tournamen, al this place; and
on Thursday, the 9Th, Fancy Ball and Mas
qaerace.
II persons, who Intend to represen, particular
characters, would furnish SKETCH even with.
eul name, description could be pref pared, in sd
'aRce, that would lend interest TO The scene.
Aup lS-2t
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FEMALE ACADEM Y,
Under tho direction of Mrs SARAH J. ELLIS,
WILL receive pupils the LIST Monday in October
w next Miss NJ l. McFee, who needs no eulogv,
aided by Others emnently qualified, viii give thorough
instruction nla It's branches taught in our best schools
Accomplished ladies educated at the schooi wiInih
The last ten years. and grazing the hghest circles
afford the fairesl evidence Of It's excellence The tes'
timony OF patrons is also offered. The interest OF p
pills will be promoted BY entering Them as carry III TIC
session as possible. =. s -
lracted sickness.
Terms for session Of ten months -.
Junior Glass, SO
Senior Glass, 1e
French Glass, ~
Drawing and Painting, as
Music, with use Of Piano, ~
Wax Work, iiS
Embroidery and Ornamental Needle-woTk, 10 30
Board and Washing, every necessary ineiudea' Oh
TESTIMONIAL.
For series Of years we have patronised ine appa
hammock Female Academy, under the drectlon VI
Mrs Sarah Ellis, and we cheertully oeaf testimony
TO her admirable discipline and mode OF insuue.a,
and her mothery attention 10 the conduct ahu co'o
OF her pupils. ,,,,ss
soms OF us have educated our daughters and wares
n, the School and we warmly recommend II 10 the pa
tonnage Of others. ,,,,,,
Austin Brockenbrough, George WRIGHT
Thomas e Gordon, rlus'
James Roy MicOu, nun,
Lawrence Roane, Jas 1aIiano, a.
r A Bramham, WIN Saoue' 49,
Aug 2i-cw7t
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GREAT REDUCTION

TARE IRON Richmond 10 Lynchburg by Canal
T Packets So 50;-Fdre from Richmond 10
Charlottesville by Packets and Stages So 90
Far. from Richmond to Cumberland Co. House,
sy Packets and Stages, 50 75-Fare from Rich
lola TO Farmvile, by Packets ard Stages, 81 25
Below, see card OF Intermediate distances, for
lare and hours OF passing:
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
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TOBACCO MANUFACTURER WANTED.

i
rU,HE Subscribers DESTROYS 10 engage competent
i person, who thoroughly understands putting up
Chewing Tobacco. None need apply, on any terms.
only those who give most satisfactory reference
and recomme ndlons n to capicity, morality aud no
nssty-lhosa who might wish To remoYs 10 Tennes-
see who can W TO the requirements Please state
tr,ms aud address Tie subscriber, ShrlbYvl!le Fennes
see. ROBERT MATHEWS.
rfI
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slangohick, King William County, August I7-ew4~
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SaTC

T All authorised by Robert P. SomsrvIli, Of Tennes.
i see, TO sell his Tract of Land on the Roanoke nyer
near Tayors Ferry, containing, b. lat. survey, as
There on il $50 acres Of valuable river hot
tom, ready for cultivation. The high land is ofvery
superior quality and well aiaped the cultivation Of
tobacco, wheat and Persons desiring to view the
land will please call ,r. Armstead Siurjivant, who
lives in Inc neiehborhood, and will take pleasure IN
showing ii, TERMS will he made 10 suit the purchaser
JNO. ). EATUN,
Attorney for Robert P. Somerviii
Henderson. Granville co., N. g., March 6-cif
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! URLEY'S OFFlC E, No. lot, Easl Man
Tolhose who of hard times complain,

HURLEY says "come try again !!
Two more Of them prizes at AURLEY'S.
nan Nos OF Monongalla Lottery, No =, Aug si'
!, u IA &c Al az l2 o 20 20 10 "a 81 49,
uselr, Ticket Nos % o6 Is, returned.
rtts,, Nos % 40 "a, sold and paid BY HURLEY
rslpAf-Capitals: 3i3 500, 2.404. 5 OF
40 Sc. sc Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
ga SSaaTURDAY-Capi,als: SIS, 900. IS, 900, o.
,O II 500, OF 1000, 4 OF 5000, OF 3,oOo,
Q, 1000, 200 Of 500, being The lowest 'nree
,...h.r nIlzes. IS Nos. l2drawn. Tickets Sl5.
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CASH FOR WHEAT

WE wish TO purchase several thousand bushels
w good clean dry merchaniable WHEAT, free from
garlic smut and other impurities, al convenient land
ings lower James River, for which the market price
will be paid in cash. when delivered on board Of
sells. BERNARD PEYTON SONS
Aug. 9l-cSdjtlf
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MR.. EDWARD OWNBY.

YOU will taxa notice, that shall the 5th day tf
the Fall term, 1919, of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancrry for Bedford county, move lthe
said Court To mpanneI Jury 10 try The facts alleged
In my petition 10 the Legislature of Virginia for d
vorcc fIom you-ai which time and place Won canal
tend. ELIZABETH OWNDY.
Bedford county Va, July al-cwlm
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IHHo. ] WUN IIHN q IO
Or JAMES e. CRANE.
July 97-cGd2awtds
YALuABIE LAND FOR SALE

SHALL offer at public sale 10 the highest bidder, at
Lawrenceville, in the county of brunswick, on
MONDAY, the 2ith day Of September next, III being
Court day. tract OF land, containing 500 acres distant
ubout three miles from awrenceyiIle Great Creek,
adjoining the lands Of Mr. James Pfitchett, Captain
Merritt Davis and Doctor Henry Lewis IL Is believed
that there is land In the county heller adapted 10
the cultivation of wheat and tobacco more snsceptl
bio Of Improvement by lining, c0rrring, &c, The
crops made il the two last years and thar grow
ing are sufficient recommendation Of its fertility and
production. The terms expected be half of the
purchase money payable the LIST day of January, 1851,
when possession Will be given, and The other half pay
able the st day Of July following, but will be mare par
lculary made known on the day OF sale.
Aug 7-cw3w X. H. HICKS.