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LAND IN DINwIDDIE FOR SALE.
Marble Yard.
10 FIN r. ROC E r S

y q N I. h Y U 10 -, ~,
sTH STREET, NEAR MAIN, RICHMOND, Va.
nEALER in Egyptian, Italian and American m n;
- Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mnntel Pieces,
Of every description, Wall Plates, Fronts, &c, &C.
ANY design in Carving executed in the neatest man
ncr.
Orders from the country, with city reference,
promptly attended 10.
Mr. Rogers having served his apprenticeship in one
OF the largest establishments in New York City, ana
having much experience In the business, tters him
saf that all work executed his Shop will give as en-
tire satisfaction as any done North o.. South.
Oct 5-eiy
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND, NEGROES
AND CtlATFELS

PURSUANT TO the will of Dabney Waller, deceas-
ed will be sold, public auction, at Cedar Point,
his late residence, In the county Of Spolisyvana 81
Negroes consisting OF the usual Variety the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture; Plantation Utensils, In
Guiding Two Ok Carts, good Wagon, good single
horse Carage the stock Of Horses, Cattle Hogs and
Sheep; the crops Of Corn, Oats, Tobacco, &C.. and
lot Of land containing aS acres being the lower part
of the Cedar Point Estate.
The sale will commence on TUESDAY, the 30th of
October IL fair if MT, the first good day Thereafter,
aud continue from day 10 day until completed,
The land wi bs sold the first day Of the sa'e
The Negroes VIII be sold on the first day of Novrm-
ber if fair if not, the first good day thereafter.
Cedar Point is situated North Anna River, about
three miles South Of New Market, aud eight miles
North West from Beaver Dam Depot, Louisa Railroad
Any wishing to view the premises. will apply TO
Sir. W. l. Crawford, the Manager the Estate, ITO
myself. living adjacent.
rERMs-1'he Negroes will be sold for cash. The
land will he sold IL months credit; the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, and the title re
tanned until the purchase money is paid Al other
purchases of So and less, will be required in cash;
for all bonds on demand with approved
security, will be required but the interest RENTED "
paymen Mt be made within IL months from the day Of
sale No property is to be removed until the terms OF
safe are complied with. NJ WALLER,
Executor of Dabney Waller, deceased.
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NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
UCTUBER, 1919.
OWEN A. RID


OWEN " BALLARD
RE now opening the following choice retailing DRY
GOODS, received by last arrivals from Paris, Lon
don and Germany:
Elegant Fancy Dress Silks Of the very latest styles
~ different kinds Of Dress Materials Of this Falls
Importation, consisting Of changenble Ameurs, Pari-
slsnnes, Hungarian Fancies, Tronbadours Camelsons
siea.s Cashmeres, NOuslins Satin de Lanes, all CO.
iored Merinos, lpaceas, Da.laskarn-s Magnolisnes
Etoho indsnee &c, &c, all beautiful dress FOODS for
ladies
Likewise on csns snment, and will be sold OF cheap
White aud Scarlet Embroidered and Damask Grape
sbawis, all prices. from SIS toSio
Mourning and Fancy Dress Shawls various kinds
Paris made Vlsettos, Cardinals, MantiiIas, Sc&c
Also, Staple Goods, we have bargains. In Garnet.
iDgs, Rugs, Blankets, Linseys
Linen Goods Of all kinds
Piano and Table Covers-Rich Furniture Oil Cloth,
Turkey Rcd for Curtains, Of entire new designs
Furniture and Dress Calieoes
Brown and Bleached Shnings and Sheetincs, all
widths
Canton Piannels, red, yellow and white Flannsls
all Qualities, &c, &c
Many Of the above Goods consigned to Us with
orders to make quick cash. and will be sold
whoesale retail al the very lowest cash prices, al
OWEN & BALLARD'S
Dry Goods and Commission Store,
OctY lfl Eag o SQUARE,
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Union HO1EL FOR RENT.

THUS establishment is for rent or lease. The
l. location is The npst pleasant 10 The city; and
with the completion Of The Improvements now
10 operation, viz: the Louisa Railroad, the Dan
vile Railroad, and III, connection Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal with the lide-water,
will, no doubt, make one oil the most profitable
Hotels in The city. The House itself is not TO
be surpassed by any h the State Tor comfort, con-
venience and appearance.
Also, FOR REN7-a family residence, with
Store below, that will be rented separately, OF
with The Hotel
The property vii be rented low to good
tenant. ami possession given Immediately.
Application may be made to
JNO THOMPSON, Jr., Amhers, County.
p. " DANIEL, Jr, Richmond City.
Or, c. A. HODGES, Richmond City.
Sept. g. w2m
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AUCTION SALES.
FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.


DY virtue I'll u Deed Of Trn.t, executed L, the uu.
ID dcraiencd by Rrdmmn Bum inr Certain tn.posrs,
wiif hr sud on the 9Th ily u: October n.,t NJ u
store nor Of i,nnn e Knight, Al Wocsy Mouc: Nash
county, North Carolina, mile from the Winning
ton and Raleigh RAILROAD, inv odd likely young
Negroes, Men, Boys, Gids, Women and Children;
among them good carpenters. Also fity shares
OF Stock III The Wilmington and Ralei IN Railroad.
Terms mlis known the day Of sale
Sept aa-lds d F KNIGHT, Trustee.
T ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
IL MOST VALUABLE AND USEFUL
FURNITURE.-WiII BE- sid. TO satisfy rent,
On WEDNESDAY, The ION Gay OF October,
1919, commencing at 10 O'clock A NJ, Al the
City Hotel in The city oi Richmond, all nr Fur
nilure belonging 10 the establishment, Consisting
OF every variety; The most Of which is nearly new,
and has been brl !itle injured by use.
The above sale will be continued from day 10
day until completed.
JAMES M TAYLOR, DC,
For John Goddin, Fl G CIR.
am requested by The proprirloTs 10 say, that
he Hotel will be kept open Tor the accommoda>
ticn OF the public until The day OF sale.
Oct 5 lids j. Nj. i.
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la I'm Dert7s - iii &c.

A
" Hotel, Richmond, Virginia
Drawn Nos of Monongaa Lottery, No ia, Sept 90:
III al 81 81 81 "a 7 ~ 49 % II 81.
WhGs "a " 10 sns ss Once dollars each
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No 81. September 81:
As 81 % 81 9 z 90 a. 81 IS Gi "a - % g.
Ticket, Nos. Q II 60. sold by LAMBERT.
Drpwn Nos Of Monongaa Lottery. No ZIG. Sept aSth:
III 81 ~ 81 Is y l6 II - ~ &c Is 81 49,
Ticket, Nos 81 70, another Capital sent 10 this
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No CO, September %:
~ So ~ "a &c 80 81 ~ 30 10 So 81.
Ticket, Nos. 10 80 AZ, prize oil 500, sold by
Drawn Nos Of Mononeaa Lottery, No lls October ?:
50 p 30 "a II 40 CO CT % IL 80 IS II IL.
Whole Ticket, Nos IL 30 ~, prizs Of 500 sent
to this Office
S 81 ~ 81 80 81 Is II IS SO IS 81 80 70 g..
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No 49, Oct 6th:
50 y 10 8 IS 60 Go 4 81 70 % 20 IS
81 70 So 81 IL IA 33 81 c. ~ !.
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
TUESDAY-Thc Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No. lal-Capitals: ssOCoO, 1000, 2,5uo e45, 1000,
10 of $500, 10 Of l25U, 10 Of 1000 &C. IS Nos, Il
drawn. Tickets s5--shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY-Ths Delaware StL,e Lottery, Class
No. 4-Capitals: S33 900, lO,UOU 5000, i,UuO, 3,l0,
$500, 1000, 500 lU OF 900, &c rs Nos Is drawn.
Tickets $lU-shaTes In proportion.
THURSDAY-Thr Virginia Mononsaia Lottery
Glass No l22-Capals: So, 5OO 6,UO0, $500, aOOG'
200, 1893, 10 Of loOO,&c. 10 Nos, Is drawn Tick
cts S5-shares In proportion.
FRIDAY-The SUSSEX County tDelawarel LOTTERY,
Class No. 73-Capilals: s2ouuO 900, 1900, &C. 10
Nos 10 drawn. 1ieksts S4-shares IN proportion.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery-Tne SUSSEX County
fDelaware) Lottery, Extra Glass No. l22-Capita.s:
a. $50, 300 &c. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81
shares in proportion.
SATURDAY EvENING-tsaes close At 5 o'clock0
tlands0me Scheme S53 OO0.
| The Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class No. w.
Cantals: $50 0UO Of QUO, 1915, 6"f 5,ouu ~ ii
600, 10 Of 100, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, 27TII.
% prizes ui Sl0,0O0l
The Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Glass No. K-capi'
tails: prize q: S7U,Oc0 % of lO,nU 2,O56, ,OO &C.
IS Nos IL dawn. Tickets SaU-shares in proportion.
~ Orders tor packages, certificates OF pachaees
single shares in the above, or in any OF Maui
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, iof which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 TO STU
will the prompt attention, aud the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adrcnur-rs.
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va
az Recollect No .3-"rhere'sl luck in odd numbers,
| SAYS Rory O'iors - ocl. .
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I0pT0\SyIIIE FOR SALE

o,nIs desirable property situated on Inc man iu.u
lrad,n. fron charlottesville To harnsonoai:'
about eighteen miles from The former, ann Iohs,nn
aoo's ~ m. heat loraon for business IN Alaemafc
.inh ~ !, nn,y in market. The subscribers VIII a.
eommndate the purchaser by selling one or two lots. OF
Tomr' as desired. There are one hundred ane seseh
acres If land Of good qpaity. OF which are lour ~.
s.J lois. IN one 4 commod.ous Dwelling HUu4r'
,nrr House and necessary out buildings, anu u one VI
M h., locations for mercantile In 'incs' IN lnr npt,.
country on one lot ia good a"nefy ard lin,
Dwelling House; on anolhe! good pMei'',s
and Smih,s shop; and or the othcr s""h p"r.''' :
Uouss and onthouses necessary inns Is nos. w
lent Situation for Physician bsn; s ss' sra, s"o"
every direction from any pocoI az" 10 .n, "ry,.y
,nsa N "srsa publicly on u day Of Nosrna'
For further particulars Apply I" Th."@' na . ~, AZ
re side. II the place. VI -
Oct 5-c3l
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TIE RICHMOND ACADEMY


FINDER the superntendrnce of the subscriber, will
~ be re opened Monday, lsl Of October lsi9 and
thr sy stem of instruction will be drniicliIy the same
rs that pursued in his School formerly located on Go.
vernon street.
Having by experience become fully convinced that
decision on the part uf the Teacher, coupled with
reQui5ition Of Underwriting regularity iIU the pupils
he the only guaranty 10 substantial Improvement
the Principal would hereby inform his patrons and The
public that his hitherto strict, yet parental disc pine,
viii be faithfully observed ani his constant endeavoT
his charge The conyiclon that manly independence Of
character usefulness 10 society," and SUCCESS IN lilr
entirely depend upon sacred regard to Truth, Rect
tlde and Proniptitude in early youth.
In the choice ui Assistants his determination is To
engage only those who prr-emntnt IN their claims
To Morality, Patience, Perseverance, and Scholarship,
tsubjecng tile same 10 The confirmation OF the Tfus
lres;l and ~ the selection Of Text Books those alone
which, after strict personal exam ination, found
adapted 10 the Institutions Of the South will be adopted.
Pupils sufficiently advanced IN English receive
instructions gratis in French and High German both OF
which languages daily becoming absolutely necrs
sary well To the man Of business the scholar.
In the Greek and Latin Languages the conventional
pronunciation In Use IL the various colleges OF Cont.
mental Europe will be followed, that in the event Of
pupil wishing 10 complete his education there lie
will lose lime in having acquire method dern
entirely from that of the student IN America aud
England. The art Of scanning, hitherto almost entire
~ neglected, will continue 10 he taught, without a
knowledge of which the beauty o The classical authors
can never be truly appreciated
TERMS: Payable quarterly In advance. Tuition
in the usual English branches $40. Tuition In the
advanced English branches, Ancient languages and
higher Mathematics $50.
Sept. 4-itawtlDlhOct J. c. r. BESSEtE.
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FOKTUNE,S NN,NE,
GHALk'S OFFICE, No. 6, Main Street,
~ Richmond, Va.

NEALkS OttlCE, mo. b, MAN Street,
~ Richmond, Va.
''Put money In thy purse,
DO moi despair,
True hope never tires, but mounts Eagle 3 wings,
Kings il makes Gods, and meanUr Creatures Kings"
Put money In thy purse"
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bel Air Lottery, No. 45-Capias: S2a,
500, $500, $500, l,75O, &C. ~ Nus, II drawn.
Tickets SIS.
neutrality-suspicious. Lottery, No. 45-Cap-
tails: $4,000, If I2,5OO, 100 Of $500. to Of
1000, SC. rs Nos. II drawn. Tickets GIG.
Thursday-Maryand Consolidated Lottery, No l3i-
Capitals: S24 900, 4 of 1000, = OF 1000, &C. ~
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets rs.
Friday-Maryland Consolidated Lottery, No. 1875
Capitals: $4,000, 3 of 5000, Of 500, &c. -
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets ST.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 45-cap
tails: $4,000, 5000, $500, 36OS, 90 of 1000,
&c. Is Nos, is drawn. Tickets $40.
Orders for tickets, packages, certificates OF pack
ages, In the above Lotteries a!l Lotteries adver
tised by Messrs. D. faiae y Co, attended to WIN
Ocf 3 r. CHALK.
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,,py,N aeNpIcO FOB SALE.

nuRsUANd 10 the provisions Of the iast WIN anu
"a r.r far Al IL that desirable tract Of land on whch
na resided. called "WoODLAND COTTAGE" lying
on tIe Three Chopprd Road, sesen miles N"fth W.s:
r. Richmond aud adjoining the lands OF Dr. George
Si,sins and Others containing three hundred ana
thirly scres On th- premises is e"Tf"rabie dwell
i'm, House Kitchen, Smoke House, ,~" Ice houses,
..,1,,,ae House Barn. Stable &c alt yearly new anu
in cn,J rsplir The land has been Cultivated on the
five shift system, and improved by The use OF lime,
nastrr manure and clover, aud IS IN good cart one
hundred aud twenty live Of the tract Is c'eafen
IanI. The balance heavily umaered On the bronx ~
meadow yielding large supply of hay; ana 'hefe r
,nuny orchard nf choice varieties vi ln uf,s III
Sinlnn,s Nursery. In fill bearing. !ufhrt
tlnu Is considered InEeccisafy AZ persons ".s -
nnrcIla,e will examine the land for themselves am
Mr. w N. Gardner the premises WIN a na,,,,u
Urn, ,. will be made very accommodating, ana posses
son can be given Immediately. ,,,.cu WATT.
,os csorge W. Gardner, decea,1d.
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a "a RID.

AIRS gLoEH would ,si .ss1 shs a, moved
,h 10 a ",y !" Richmond and taken The house Of
%es -" Parker, Bayly and S%mo formerly o1espiss
bv Mr.. Lawrence, and WI be pte2a.s' ~ "s
hs bons Is sum a. to recommend it, both as 10 comfort
n 10 tb. transient as well a. the yearly
boarder. ..... -, ~. ,uoolisd II
.,,,u aanIieatlou bo made. Sept. e5-c2a~3~
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Stratson's asffacc,

MOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Lstall,hs world say what they can,
For selling Prizes .STCATTON'Sthe man
Drawn Nos of Mouongalia Lottery. No September y
% - II 50 46 IS Ct 10 10 81 81 ca So ~.
Half Nos. SO Go II, n prize of 81 OD0.
TWO more ,,u good ones by STR TToN.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery Extra No. NC, Sept ~
IL ; IS 81 80 Al u - s. 40 ID
Half Nos. Is 10 80, prize sold aud paid by
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, No 10, October Isl:
40 IS - 4 10 is - Is so 10 81 81.
Half, Nos. Is % so, prize Of $780, sold and paid
nv STRiTTaN.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia LOTTERY No us, Ocoh@r ID:
81 ~ ~ 81 II 40 60 d, - - 30 - n II.
Half, Nos II 80 -, prize Of SlW.
Ticket, Nos IA 80 II, prize oi slo0.
Both sold and paid by STHATIoS.
40 80 IS So "a 90 30 Al a. 81 > ).
Whole, Nos 3 % II, prize OF S6uD.
Half, Nos 81 aud d9-lst ami ad-S2m.
Ticket, No. % and 4s-lstand ad-s3,o. c,r,,
Sold aud paid by STRATToS.
26 90 % 10 AZ % 4 81 Is 90 20 49,
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX Lottery, No II, October 9Th;
S 80 ~ 81 so 6I IS II 4a 81 70 81 ~ 26 y.
Ticket, Nos. Is j. 49, capital, sold and a pad b,
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra No 49, October
50 n 60 As GO 81 u - Is % 80 IS J;
Is ess!' Nos Nos q 50 "' more s FRI
Drawn Nos Of Mononealia Lottery, No lan Oct 9th
SAT 20 So 81 l6 IA 50 3 "a 63 y :.
SCHEMES E'OR THE FEEh.
10000 DOLLARS!-500 600 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Monongaia Lottery, No. l2l-Capitals
$4,000 $780, 500, alas 2OOJ 10 off 500, 10 Of ,e51
10 of 1000, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets S.
halves 2 50; quarters Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS!-l0,0O0 DOLLARSl
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, No.4l- Capitals
s33 OO O00 5000, 1900, 3,4O0, e,5oU, 2oOO l.5OO
10 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos is drawn. Tickets $40
halves 5; quarters 2 so.
22.5OO DOLLARS!-6,O0O DOLLARS
THURSDAY-Mononga Lottery, No. laa-Cap
tails: s2o 500, 6,O00 5000, 1000, 200, 10 Of 900
&c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves so
quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS Is 600 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Susse1 Lottery, No. 73-Captals: $50,
O)0 5000, 5000, 2.i35, Of 1000 &C. 10 Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters /.
1850 DOLLARS !-l,300 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susse1 Lntlery, Extra, No. la2-
Capitals: S4,250, $40, GOO, &c. rs Nos. ID drawn
Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quarters Is cenls.
MoNoNGALIA LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER, ls4s
Virginia Lottery, No. l23, 10 be drawn Saturday, Dc
tober 18th. IS MOI, IL drawn Prizes: prize of 81
900, 2 Of 5000, 10, l7S, Of 5000, 10 Of 900
10 OF 900, &c. Tickets Sis; halves 50; quarters
IS.
Virginia Lottery, No. lo6, To be drawn Saturday,
October eth. IS Nos, Is drawn. Prizes: | prize OF
$4,000, $4,000, 10000, ~, 900, a,OsO, a,euO
~ of 1000, sc. Tickets slU halves 5; quarters 50
Virginia Lottery, No. X, To he drawn al Alexandria
Virginia, Saturday, October 2hh. - Nos, u drawn
Prizes: prizs Of 10000, % Of 10000, a,O56,
$500, &C. Tickets yaJ; halves 10; quarters 3.
Orders or Packages C6I tiIicates OF Packages int
single Tickets In alllhe Lotteries Will be promptly at
.ddtrssordursto N. STRATTON,
Oct s Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
sHas;eyer Lassa for sale.

fNlE subscriber orrs for sale, until the 9Th day Of
Urtotp, next, his Tract u. Land in The county 0i
Hanover, containing i5ii acres. lying lie South
Anna river and adjoinins The lands OF r. Winston
and VIM d. Winston Tile said Tract contains about
so acres Of Cleared iand "IIoi which lies Tho
main road from Guriais 10 Hanover Court House aud
the liver, in sight Of both tie Lol.sa ahd the Richmond
and Frederic sbnre railroad within quarter ola nr
OF the latter. IL also within about tfec miles OF NJ
VIM +. Wickha;ns mari beds, ION in'i ho doubt as
much mari may d. ecllrn as inay be de,'f-i III very
Reasonable price. No farther descriptions deemed me-
cessary, Us any one desiring further information Gb-
tam II b. personal Inquiries b. letter directed t" i-
subscriber a; Tayinrssiil-, Hanover crnn;y. VIII
ais" state that any one desiring larger Farm n? oh
tain Of Mr. Vim. u. Winston -four or i've hundred
acres Immediately adoiuin. my Tact
II SAFE Of tlr above Tract o Land is nct rffec:ei
before tlr said -,li day Of October, viii IN that icy
o.ierihe rih.i,iy, 10 tne highest b:ddsf al. .
premises II o'cCca, NJ II far II not on the fist
ia,r day thereafter. Terms made liberal
aug. as-cds WIN. H. WINSTON,
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VALUABLE LAND Ar AUCTION.

VALUABLE LAND At NUU IUN,
w I'LL, be Id IN the premises, on s.o-
w DAY. The &c day OF October, immedI-
a,ely alter Inc sale OF MIR Jos. II. ColquIu's
Farm, on Deep Ron Turnpike, thirty nine and
Nil ac,es Of valuable Meadow Land, atloin-
Ing 9Th he said said c~Iqails 'rac, OF land on The we'-
,.f, sui, and ir,n,ipg On the said Turnpike, Tor
merly Inc properly OF John B. pfcn'is, decd
SAID and is ui clay bntlom and well adapted
to the growth OF grass, bling we'll sri in sra>s al
lhis time, and being on,y p miles from the ciy,
w.nld suit any one doing business IN Richin1nd
aid wishing residence IN The county, anu -
mos admirably located tor iSiry :aFm. iefm'
m.d4 known al the sale
PULLlAM & SLADE, AuctIoneers.
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TO THE VISITORS OF THE UNlVER
SITY OF VIRGINIA.

Ty,lIE undersigned havin. recently become apprzad
that In the lutte Revisal Of the Code, several new
aud important provisions. have bern engrafted upon the
law relative TO the University of Virginia. aud mat
sa,ly attention on the pau Of the visitors. by reason
Of their tendency to render Improbable for the pre-
sent the plans and appropriations for Snarglng the
srhrre of instruction which authorized BY the
Board at It's last animal meeting, the visitors are here
by invited TO assemble at the University on Wednes.
day, the 18th Of October for the purpose OF adopt
ng such additional enactments may be found neces.
sary and proper 10 order conform the action Of the
visitors 10 the expressed will of the Legislature upon
the here referred to- and of considering at th1
same time such other matters in regard Ia the nstitu-
ton as may then be brought the view Of ths Board
JOSEPH CABELL, Rector Of The University.
0rt o ru2
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New steamboat Zinc
BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND PHILA-
DELpHIA, VIA CHESAPEAKE AND

BE W ESN BNLTTWUKE AND PHTLA"
DELpHiA, VIA CHESAPEAKE AND
DELLA WARE CANAL
q ra n The Merchants and Peoples Trans
yx.sasEsE6kY p"riation Company having completed
and placed IL the linr their new and
swift steamers, the OREGON and CALIFORNIA are
Pfrraed TO give increased expedition 10 merchandise,
n all descriptions, nj rates much below those hereto
lore charged. One of the new boats viii leave either
q" The above cities III O'Clock, NJ, and connect with
the Pnwhatan Steamboat Company daily.
All goods forwarded Richmond or Petersburg will
meet with despatch, and hlndled with care.
Through receipts 10 Richmond or Petersburg al the
lowest rates.
Merchandise transported by this line or nsisned TO
te agents nf the Company, will be- fprw arded To its
destination with despatch and clear OF all extra charge
or commission. THOMAS CLYDE, Agent,
S. South Wharrs Philadelphia
GEO A RAWLINGS, Agent,
Oct 3-lm No. Light Street BaIlimnre
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nrooNT,S asTING POWDER.

DUPUN rs BIHo ~ y W E"'
WoRTHAM. n MeG90DEs ss o4 a Pev
der have on hand a large supply AMI are con-
s,an,ly adding thereto, which lhey ctf:r at Inc
very loves. prices. They Invite call from all
10 want.
They have always on haoi large supply OF
.Dupoal's" Sporting Powder Of ell KINDS Also
luIl supply OF Safely Fuse.
Sep 25-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND NE
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Js,uEund.r. irnrd Executors 81 SAMUEL l""R', "'
l hppomsi", cnnnty, VIII sell, nj public auction, on
1utiKsDhY The Isl day November neil on We
is. a,l -, tIr Estate Of thr LAT" samuel T. iodsr'
.t, real and pers0nalsay thr tracf oi lana Tying "'
wn,,.p, Creek and tir Stage nIi from Firihs,iir !"
Ivnrhbnr,. aad adjoining H.. lanas oil L wi' "ihS !,
Tultam MATHEWS and Gtrrs, ami containing uonut eoo
acr.s which may. and II required VIII, 10 dlViue'.
mn Two or mere PARCELS IL SUIT thsr iisposeh 10 pun
eh,sr The same The OF sale Tor lr llnd VIII De
four ca 81; r remaining thr'r-ionfth' IN rIuai
n,vn.uts If one two ana three years, bran2 interest
ian, The date Il sale, and secured by bond, ANA Dee"
of Trust On the land. :, .., anil
al.o ali the .locs of iorses, Cattle, Hogs, "rh an
Plantation UtenslIs aud Household and ki.chrn ~
n,Im,e also about twenty Negroes, Men, W o",rn a"
chi,drrn most OF them young and likey. Tue -,
viii he sold lur cash; the rest ot ne pr, pr, 80 -.
where the amount exceeds SIN. c'e"h !" " -,
six months the purchaser 10 give o.a i ~ en-,
s.rnyi,v. and fur all sum- not exfse"'hS Sip ss '
will be required ,. ,.,.t, administration a.
In, ~ nos.,l~ and ,.qieSt al prs""ns "h" my
spoe,j ,y,,n, their t,att ar, - !'dsr inc sa"h
~ - r,crrr aud rc,i i"5n, aha pe en- ihr"' Oh
~ Of sale tlit they may b. eSai.i!hsh 'nn ~
tno made 10 pay ihrn az Spttdi'y rs p"'sv
~, ui,b,ur 10 view III. lands ~ ~iii c.' %" LII
,y'n GRAY or William Mathews
wiz way WILLIAM MATHEWS, Executors.
JAMES GRAY,