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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-24
A FIRST RATE LANDED ESTATE FOR
SALE

pursuance nfa decree Of the County Court Of Prince
Edward, made nj the July term, lsig, We, the Com
missoners appointed By the decree Ia the
will, on WEDNESDAY, the tenth day OF October
next, II the day b. fair. IL not the far day
thereafter proceed 10 sell the premises. the Tract
Land referred To in the said decree, known BIZ the
1T Sandy Ford, Gnd belonging 10 the heirs Of I'D
ward dillon, deceased. The Land lies in the cou mites
of Prince Edward and Cumbe rland both sides of the
AppomaltoI river, about three mites above the OF
Farmvie and siIy.iive above Petersburg, and North
Of liampden Sidney College about seven miles The
which 352 acres are low grounds-blt, on The day oil
SALE II will he offered TWO distinct tracts unless
may sui the wishes OF purchasers To bid for The whole
That part Of the estae which lies on the Prince I'D
ard SIDE Of the river contains Ste acres of which lU'
acres low grounds, about PIT acres OF cultivated
high land, and alD acres heavily timbered. The I'M
pruvenrnts upon this portion consist OF large ana
commOdious old fashioned dwelling house, WIN All
other necessary and convenient buildings. The other
part Of the estate, which lies the opposite side OF The
App nlaox river aud Is IN the county Of Cumberland.
contains 1921 acres, Of which i47 are low grounds j0
Of cultivated high land and 25s Of heavily
llmbrrrd land. The improvements on the Cumberland
side consist of overserrs house. tobacco barns corn
house., stable and negro quarters.
Sandy Ford IS well known in this section o. Virginia.
aud Is generally admitted by competent judges TO br
one Of the very best estates on The Appomaox river
II well adapted 10 The production Of The staples at
this parl of the Statecorn wheat, oats and tobacco
10 the growth of which the operations OF the plantation
are directed: but, with proper arrangements. u
would make most valuable stock FARM as II was once
MAINLY nd most pfohaby used IN rearing STOCK that
were noted for their superior qualities. Considered IN
such view the property not unworthy oil the allen
ton of Pennsylvania aud other Northern farmers VINO
may be disposed make investments IN virginia ian1'
The TERMS al sale under the decree are; One third
cash. third payable IN twelve mUDts ana The DINER
third IN two years. Bonds, with approved security.
i'll he required for the deferred payments, and the u
tie TO the land will be retained until the whole vi The
purchase nancy Is paid
Letters, directed 10 al raIn.vliIr will receive At
Iention. JAMES Il DILLON, co,,,,s
ALEXANDER DILLON,
n T-rfls
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StrattOn's Uffsce.

n1o. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Lstalithe world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. SrRATTON'Sihe man
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No "a, August o.
81 ~ ~ so e. "a % "a 81 80 3 42 10 50.
Ticket, Nos 3 q, prize Of $3.50.
Ticket. Nos 81 &C CO, 4 capital Of $3.50.
Both sold aud paid by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX, Ezra. No %, Angus, Is:
Ga 4 n a6 ~ G7 IS 50 II 70 s. ~
Ticket, Nos % 81 GS, sold and paid by
STATION
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No IS, August 70:
IL 4 81 q G2 81 % q A e. 81 73
Whole, Ticket Nos 6 81 81. a prize Of SI5u.
Whole, Ticket Nos q "a 6a. prize of SlU0.
Ticket Nos Al "A 81, prize Of SI0U.
All sold aud paid BY STRArT0H.
G5 II IA &c Al ~ - 81 70 20 10 % Gl 80.
Ticket, Nos 10 81 Al, prize Of Sl60, sold aud
paid by sTRATTON.
' SCHEMES FOR THE HEEK.
10 $50 DOLLARS !-2,4O4 DOLLARS!
PRIDAY-SusseI Lottery, No. 59-Capitals: si3,-
500, 404, s of ,UUO &C 66 Nos, l2drawn. Tickets
81; halves .; quarters. !.
5000 DOLLARS 1900 DOLLARS!
SATuRDAY-Susses Lottery, EItri, No. lUl--Capi.
tails: s5UOO, 800, 100, Ye IS Nos. drawn Tick
etsS halves so cents; quarters IS CENTS.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
Virginia Mnnongaiia Lottery, Class No II, Tor iSl9,
Ia be drawn on Saturday, August 18th. Capitalist
SIS 900 UUU 900, 1880 Of 700, Of ,UR, of
3OUU of 900, 2DO of 500, &c. Tickets Sl5-sharrs
in proportion.
single Tickets in allthe Lotteries WILDE promptly at
tended to- aud dra ngs sent when requested. Please
address nrdrfstu NJ SITUATION,
Aua % Richmond. Va.
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FAUQUlER LAND FOR SALE.
EhiDDPWa Farm.

THE terms OF sale Of this Farm made last eptrm-
Der not having been complied with, II Is again Of
f.red This Farm is amongst the most valuable ~ lie
rounly Il lies within two miles OF the RappalIan-
mock river aud canal, seven miles OF the village vi
Warrenton and between -four and five OF the fauqnier
White Sulphur Springs; il contains between nine nun
,red and one thousand acres; the greater portion oi
which is the fine red soil, generally found in That coun
IL. with large portion Of fine bottom meadow iahd,
rendering the Farm admirably adapted for grain ana
for grazing; several good springs, with line stream
running through the whole Farm.
The Improvements are comfortable pam fafm
house Barn, Stables, Cabins. &C.; each having been
recently put ia repair Not very distant from these Il
an Iryated site for the erection o such better nlid
ings ~ proprietor might prefer, commanding ihii
virw Of the whole Farm The location oil this Farm
renders it desirable pfoprry Its prosmtiyto the canal
In The village OF Warenton AMI The White sulphur
Strings aiToriing than usual facilities oi heath
and of society; and Ly the canal cheap ana ready ae
cess 10 market for all its products. The terms VIII he
ma liberal ~ most purchasers could well desire. Pos
session given IT any tine 10 SUIT the purchaser, with
desirable arrangement 10 the putting in growing
CROP
Purchasers wishing to view The Farm. are referred
u Edmund + Rose. Esq, tnow the occupant. Charles
Chiffon or Jones Green Esqrs, residents within lrw
miles orto JAMES FOSTAINE Of Hanover,
y THORNTON Of Frederick sburg,
Aug l7-cf Executors of a + Rose, deceased.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN LOU
ISA COUNTY, FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the county oil
Louisa, pronounced on the 18th Of April, ls4a, in The
case OF Shelton Shelton the undersigned appoint
ed Commissioner therein, will proceed to sell, on the
premises, on tbs third day of October next, II fair
and If not on the first fair day thereafter at the hour
of il O'Clock A. NJ, Trac. Of Land situated IN .hs
lower end Of the county Of Louisa, near TO Jones.
formerly shsIon'sI Mil, and adjoining the lands of
NJ Lloyd, K Meredith and Jones, being the
land Of which John Shellon Jr died possessed, and
containing, by a surrey Of David Richardson, four
hundred and fifty and a half acres. ibis tract OF
land lies for long distance the South Anna river;
has on II large portion Of valuable low grounds, and
a large proportion OF good high land, originally most
excellent, and susceptible of high improvement The
situation 10 very healthy. and in good neighborhood
The terms Of sale are:-A sufficient sum OF money
In cash to defray all expenses connected with the sae
and the balance In two equal instruments at one and
two years from the day of sale secured BY bonds with
approved security, bearing interest from their date
hui TO be endorsed on their back that the principal
be punctuay paid the back interest shall be remiited
and the legal title to be retained rs further security
The purchaser will have the privilege OF sowing
crop OF wheat, doing any other work on the Farm
this PAIL but full possession cannot BIZ gwen until the
first day Of January next ensuing:
WALTER SHELTON,
AM al-cwGw Commissioner
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General Agency.

- l.. LEWIS, Attorney at Law, formerly OF Iiiei'
-. GINA, hut for several years clerk W Tue haJi
raut Generals Office Washington, offers his services
10 the Virginia Volunteers or their friends for the col
lection of their dues from the Government.
fTh. widows and children Of soldiers who died In
Mexico are entitled 10 pensI0n)
III elaims, especially of marines who served IN
Mexico VIII be purchased II fair cash price. or br
pressed for the claimants through any 0 the depart.
ments with the utmost despatch lie latters himsrli
that his residence in Washington his connection with
The adjuiant Generals Office, his acquaintance with
the departments and his experience viii afford great
facilities in the speedy adjustment Of all business con-
hdpd 10 him.
He respectfully refers to all the mber. Of The last
Congress from Virginia, and the lion. John y Mason
Richmond vrrginia Major General Z. Jones, washing
City.
at affords me great pleasure 10 recommend Major
Lewis as gentleman wen qnahed " a,,phu 70 ,"e
above business. n: 'oNr.o'
Any Editor who will procure good claim Ia his W.
cny publish this notice 10 the amount 81 -, ana
send MS Bill To \. l.. LEWIS.
Aur
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VALUABLE PAMUNKEY FARM

FOR SALE. IN MINI William LOUNIf
an THURSDAY, the 10th day Of September, lsi9
" Gf fair otherwise the next fair day thereafterl
on the premises will be- sold by public auction, without
any limit that very valuable and productive
Farm called BURNLEf'S, situated directly on the Ia
munkey river, in King William county, adjoining the
lands OF Mrs DR. Sutton Mrs Or Nelson and Farm Hill,
containing -four hundred and sixysi1 acres more or
less. This Farm has been under the immediate
management of our father, John Stevens. deceased,
for the last twenty years, always with view TO I'M
proyement;) Is we'll laid off, and well enclosed; very
well watercd; sufficient wood land, in the original
growth; very good building timber, &c; several depo.
sits, afording indications OF good marl and Is con-
sdered ono of the most productive and valuable Farms
for the size the river The improvements consist
of pretty good Dwelling House, large and very con-
venent Barn, In good repair and all other necessary
ON, houses, ~oi arranged. and In good condition;
about medium soil. very susceptible Of improvement
particularly adapted 10 the growth Of all Virginia
staples; the location healthy, and nfghbofhood good
We deem any further description unnecessary, and IN
wife all persons disposed TO purchase To view The pre-
m,es and examine for themselves. We will take plea
sure in showing the land, and aordIng any other in
formation In the premises.
The terms will be ne-thiri of the purchase money
to be paid the LIST of January next 1885, the baanc. in
equal insalmentS, of one and two years from The lst
of January, 1885, bonds with satisfactory personal
security TO carry interest from the Isl day Of January,
1885, and Deed oil Trust on The premises will be re-
quired for the deferred payments.
Also at the same time and place will he sold all the
stock of Mules, ,st in numoeT, very good,l Cows,
Sheep and Hogs, eight or ten stacks nice Blade Fod
der, 4 large quantity of nice Straw, one horse
power Wheat Machine. two Wheat Fans, one good
Wagon and Gear, Carts, &c: and all the utensils he
longing 10 the Farm together with various other art
ces on credit of six months for all sums over ten
dollars Bonds, with approved security will be required
in all cases before the property is delivered.
We invite attention TO the above sale, particularly
the Farm, as believe il II very rare that Farm
combining many advantages. and So directly profit
able IS offered for sae in this county Full possession
will be afforded the LIST Of January next, and the prvi
rge OF seeding wheat this Fall.
LEWIS A STEVENS,
JOHN r STEVENS.
Slsnoohick Kinr William Counfy August I--rwav
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TpIISTEE,S SALE OF STOCK.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust from Caleb Jones 10
ID me az nlsise, dated 2Dth December, lr4s shall
on THURSDAY, thf Both of August, 1919, At u, NJ,
proceed sell for cash BY public auction to the hleh
est biddrr in the Reading Room nf the American no.
TEL in The city Of Richmond forty Shares Of the Ia
p.,a stock Of The Virginia Wooen Company, now
standing on the backs Of the said Company IN mo
name Of the said Caleb Jones' and by him conveyed 70
mr. in Trust by aforesaid Deed 50 much OF SAID
stock A. shall be needed 10 pay of and discharge a
certain promissory note of the said Jones ~ thr saa
Deed recIrrh and secured and due on the LIT Oh Au
gust last for seven hundred and eighty seven DOLLARS
and also to defray The expenses attending the sa'h
sale and the execution sd far Of the SAID dius,,
August e0-d2tSc2t JOHN ii MACkEAHiE.
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Books, stationery. &c,

FOX FALL SALES.
w RANDOLPH l. CO, l2l Main Street, Rich
y mond are receiving every week by Steamboat aud
Packet tleir Fail supply of Bookss Stationery, &c,
which will be offered 10 country mefeklnts aud others
NJ their usual low prices.
BLANK BOOKS.
HOME MANDATORY.
Nv RANDOLPH & co continue Io manufacture
for their sales and 10 order, Blank Books OF all sizes,
made of the best materials. Cheap Northern Book
binding, in superior style. Books also Tor sale.
CHEAP PAPER
w RANDOLPH & co have just added eleven
hundred Of ruled Cap and Letter Paper To their
stock, and now prepared 10 furnish country msr.
chants aud others with nod plain aud ruled Wrne
Papers. at prices from 81 ID 10 ST per Theiras
sormrnt embraces paper Of American, English aud
French manufacture thick and thin. rough aud smooth,
large aud small sizes plain and gilt edges We have
also for sale Wrapping, EnSelops, Drawing, Tissue,
Oil, Tracing, PRINTING! Botins, Perforated, bristol,
Coloed, Note Folio Post, Packet Posl, BAH Post, and
Blank Book Papers, Of all sizes and qualities.
Aug. I7-clOl j w RANDOLPH IL co.
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Franklin Paper Will.

TlIS property, purchased twelve months since by the
L BELVlDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
has been repaired and greatly improved in lis machine
~. AZ considerable expense. supply OF pure spring
has hren secured, which enables the company
furnish At all times. on the shortest notice,
GOOD WHITE PRINTING PAPER,
Of the hest materials and workmanship They are also
prepared TO execute orders Tor almost any other de-
scrirtion of paper
AT the PAPEx AND RAG STORE of The Company,
tneIl door To Siessrs John Thompson & Co. md two
doors below Messrs Webb, Bacon h 70, Main streei,l
will BIZ found a large nad full assortment Of
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
embracing cotton yarns and envelope, nj prices suited
10 the tines 10 which they invite attention. From the
advantages Of climate facility of transportation, SC,
which the Company possesses, they latter themselves
that They can compete successfully with Northern ma
nnfacores. Expanding, as they do, fifteen thou
sand dollars annually for Materials the product Of Vr
gina and North Carolina, and affordng employment
about fifty PERSONS whose earnings expended here,
constitutes, a. they think, some claim on the custom Of
The Southern public.
qJ Rags purchased at the Mill and al the Store.
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TO MERCHANTS TRADING WITH
PHILADELPHIA

THE Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat COmpa-
i ny Erickson Steamboat Lne,l respectfully monty
the business public that they have made extensive N
gements for the pToInp accommodation Of the trade
between the cities If PHI adslpha and Baltimore
Merchandise, Produce, Horses, Carriages, Furniture
and Goods of all kinds transported ~ either dilec
ton daily at 10 CENTS PER 100 POUNDS foh
DRY GOODS and II iRDN ARE, ONLY HALF rHR rhIeh
charged by other lnes ~ duce and coarse afelss ~
proporlionuby less rates. Receipts gwen 70 forward
Dry Goods and Hardware through from pasadsi5h'a %
Richmond or Peter1bu-g. for beeHss Per iWpoaAas
Goods from aderpha are forwarded TO al
n,acss south and West Of Baltimore, with ntten-
non and care and Without any charge whatever for
Commissions or compensation in any shape. Apply at
~ south Wharvrs, Philadelphia, 10
- "'''''' A. GROVES, IT., Agent.
Goods are in like manner received al Baltimore, Tor
warded TO Philadelphia and The TO places north and
rast o that city, in the most careful MANNER without
any charge for commissions at either end OF the line
Apply, In Baltimore, al No Light street, 10
J. ALEX SHRIVER, Agent.
wishing avail themselves of The facilities
OF this lire respectfully requested 10 give positive
and explicit directions have their goods sent 10 the
above named Agents of ihs Erickson Steamboat Line.
Letters pot paid, addressed To either OF the above
Agents promptly attended 10, inquiries answered, and
any desired information given.
August l5-csaT4t
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School al Clifton.

FT1HE fourth year Of my School al Clifton VIII com.
i mence on the fifth day OF October next, and end
on the last day of July, 1850.
The course of instruction embraces thorough pre-
paralion for College, 10 Latin. Greek and Mathe-
matics, as well az In the elementary branches oi IN
English education.
The number of scholars is limtrd-ony two or three
vacancies are known 10 exist.
TERMS board aud Tuition for the scholastic
wear 5000 payable SO0 on the Isl day of October Sloo
on the lst day OF March
Aug. l7-cw4w PEYTON HAkfiSoN.
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FOR LEASE,

WILL lease for a term Of years, "Fair6rld," sitia
ated in hr upper part Of Hanover county. contain
ing between eleven and twelve hundred acres of land
sixty seven of which, are new found river bottom
which may be subjected to an annual cutvation and
Is admirably adapted 10 Tho growth OF Corn. The les
See Will lie permitted 10 prepare for and seed crop Of
wheat this fall aud will be- accommodated with quar-
nv and stahle room during that time. My negibor,
SIR II. q. boswell, will furnish any inlormlion res
pecling terms, &c. and rice over The iaIia with those
wishing To lease.
If not leased sooner privately, ii will be publicly, on
the premises the LIST Seple mber, n II O'Clock.
lime 90-ctd WM. TAYLOR
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CHARL OTTESviLLE FEMALE AGA
DENY

THE exercises Of this institution. OF winch Inc hev
L l. Holiday Is Principal, win be resumed on
the Cd day Of September, ls49, and will close on the
2eth June 1850:
Modern and Ancient Languages, Algebra, Geometry,
5c.-Mr IloLL.DAr
English Deparlment-hliss A PooRE.
Musical Depariment-alr J NJ DEEMS
TERifS-per session 5 6ue msHthsi 200
Board with every personal accommodation, sou
Enelish course, including Grammar, Arithmetic,
Geography, History, Chemistry, Botany, moral :,
aud Natural Philosophy, -
French, Italian Spanish, Greek anu lallh, each, "
Algebra and Geometry each, ne
Mnsic nm Piano, S22; use OF instrument, ", =,
MuaIc on Guitar, 800; use OF instrument, Sii -
Vocal with use of instrument, -
BOARD can be obtained In the family oil MIR ho'auay,
and in many genteel families of the town.
The undersigned have confidence IN me ieacn st
and commend the Institution to the tasorap'e eo"'
ration nf parents and guardians. A.;
For the Information of pHtfons VINO iesue q ~, s
tancs Il may he stated that Mr. nj Deems, oil ba'i
more married genteman stands among .he MS. e,
the Re- sue, of music and skllfnl ana successui
,.nchsr He me 10 us under the most nattering re-
CO lamentations having studied for some years al .ns
hest musical academies In Germany mas besh ioCateu
amongst u.s. and at the University FOR some elgn.esh
months and we take pleasure In saying he mas u'np"
fnlfillrd our wishes and expectations
For any additional information, the pubic are ,eei
,ad 70 ,hr Rev w 8 White, Rev Robert Ryland, Kew Il
Rovdon' Rev W w Bennett, Gen II Cooke, and Gen
Coybin fraxton K MEADE,
w A BIB,
AB MAGRUDER,
J II TIMBERLAKE, Trustees.
JOHN r JONES,
Err WATSON,
Apna-ewaw Wv SOUTiIALL,
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Amelia Academy.

TINE next session will open October Isl ana close
i August LIST: Terms S2jO per session OF 10 monihs'
payable SlG0 LIST October, and SlOo Isl aiarch no
rollph instruction ia all the branches Rngh anu uay
trausations from English into I.atn, Greek and
French Discipline impartial, parental aud chris'an'
smeh ,s 10 secure accuracy and advancement Direct
l.odore ?. o., Amelia. ,.,,,so.
NJ B-Pupils by the Richmond stage can onlaih
conveyance nj Egelrston's Tavern, one mile beio"
Povyhotan Court House July 3l--cwsw
Education
4 GENTLEMAN, native Of Virginia, mud educated
N AT her University desires 10 obtain situation a
TEACHER lie will rive instruction In The usual branches
Of English the Latin, Greek, French and Spanish
Languages, chemistry and Mathematics tie can pro-
duce satisfactory testimonials III the form OF diplomas
and certificates.
a-y Address, "Deta," Petersburg, Virginia.
liz
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l. a IN b ert's d I'll ce,

ON FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel. Richmond, Virginia
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No "a, August %:
G6 rs 80 8 50 e. ia % "a Sd G9 ~ 10 49,
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
FRIDAY-The Sussex County tDeaware) Lottery,
Glass No. 59-Capitais: Sl3,56O, a4t4, &c. Is Nor.
IL drawn. Tickets $4-sllares IN proportion.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lotrery-rhe Sussex County
(Delaware) Lottery. Extra, Class No. l0l-Capitals
S5,OO0, $500, &c. 7S Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
Splendid Scheme Tor Saturday, August 25:h.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass H. for ls49, 10 be
drawn ON Saturday, August 25th. IS No. Lottery-l2
drawn ballots. Capitals s55,0O0 IS 900 ,00O, $780,
of 1000 Of SOLO, Of 3UU0 OF 1000, 200 of 500 be-
ing The lowest three number prizes Tickets sl5-
shares in proportions.
40 Urders ror packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or surrs in the abovS or in any Of Maui
~ 4 Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there arc drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 to stu foriickes
wlllfeceive the most prompt attention, and tile draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va
~ Recollecl No .3-"Theru's luck IN odd numbers,
saws Rory O'Nore ~ Aug. 2D
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale from four hundred to
l four hundred aud fifty acres Of the Tract Of Land
which he lives; and, IL not previously disposed Of,
will offer al public sale, on the premises, on FRIDAY,
tn 18th day Of September.
This land is in Nelson county, On Rockfsh river, near
the foot Of The Blue Ridge, nine miles Southwest Of
BrooksvilIe, Abemarle county, within rs miles Of
Scotlsve, aud within seven or eight miles of the rail-
road now In construction by way Of Charlottesville to
Rock6, Gap. Near 100 of this land is valuable
low grounds 40 or $50 acres are heavily timbered
much Of which il valuable tobacco land. IL Is unusu-
ally well supplied with springs Of excellent water.
Possession would BIZ given this Fall in time 10 seed a
crop Of wheat. Any communications addressed 10 the
subscriber Greenfield, Nelson county, Va, will be- at
tended 10. JOHN COLES.
Ana lu-cT
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Greek Nation Prize esincc,
NTO.l0} EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

lS Virginia.
oh you In search of gold, whsrr'er ion roam,
Remember. IiURLEY'S Office sis hee'-a home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, Is4s.
Virginia sIonongalia Lottery, Glass Il, for li9, To he
drawn on Saturday, August 18th. Gand Scheme -:
SIS uO IS 200, 10000, II $780, Of 5000, Of
1900, 5 of 2,0OO sc. Tickets Sl5-shares II proper
tiun.
Delaware Lottery, No. IS, to he dawn August 2sh.
IS No I.ottery-l2 drawn ballots Capitals S3D,U00,
10 eO of 5000 Al of UUn, 7Uof $780, 100 OF 400
SC. Tickets $l0-slarrs IN proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, singr Tickets
and Shares in any ofthe above schemes addressed to
the undersigned, will receive the most pr0rpt atten-
tion, nd IN account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as tits received.
Hurley win cash all prizes sold by uther v'nders.
Hurley hassit all times 4 complete ass0rtntni Of tick
els, ranging In price from 81 10 $50.
Ilurley'srule isto cash III prizes lsi9hI
Please address your 0rdersto WIN. HURLEY,
No.l0, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictv confidential July IS