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MISCELLANEOUS,
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"A SrOSlSING 10 relate. 4 method ltd. n lenrl, been discovered md
q brought 10 perfection. 700, by which DAGiGRREUTYpES or
rAfhR AMI us PLATE GLASS are taken, aud any humber o
copies may be Drained after the fTi one il secured. The uan,es Of
these Inventions are; when on paper, "TALBorYPE." and those
taken on giasH, are called by the inventors :" IIYALDIYPEr
We have been appointed the only agents and are Prepared 10 furnish
copies OF Dasuerfco;ypns, Scenery. Paintings, dc, from the size Of
lie, down 10 the smallest miniature, either OH paper or glass. anil CO.
lored in the best manner. Those on glass are admirably adapted to
microscopic exhibitions, from their richness OF tone and sonness 81
outline whilst the paper ones afford The advantages for faminr. &.
which the finest ensrasinss cAnnot surpass. The public are invited ID
call and see The specimens on paper. at No. l3g. Main street, above Go
vernon, AT The DIetrrsiln Caller .. WV. A. PRATT 4 60
P.S.-Ai articles, as usual, II the New York prices.
a magnificent northern coordination skyighi ias lust been erected
anu IS n"s Ill Use DY u Crt IN
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CITY Gas WOttr.S.

IN pursuance Of an Ordinance passed. BY ne Council Of tic Cir q
i Richmond. on the 2rh day OF Nov l>i3, p:ovil:hs &c: me erei.oA
Of Gas Works. tho cornriu.c - L+h: hcrs5y siss nos, t-L re-. e
p.opo.ai.,. with plans al! epcc.ca i5As. vi! DC l.c'.Pei IN zee ia
~ ii January. ar. 10. u.r:ugs suitable Gas "oEEr, {. Ito Ila";.
fa:,ure and di.,nbulon u { lrb,lett-d iIydros-a Ga. avn Blur
oo,g Coll .e,nhrIc,ag Re 1t II 1u-e. Pun Fc HoI~e. Ca. SacIs. Ca
iioli.r. SC. of ,lfctent ea?aeHy TO cn-nu;iein'. go cubic ;ssi -
Ron, aud % conrructai As 20 be- increased - .ftU.4 !spt pc! jI.u4 -
nc ni1n.i;y OF pip- reqritr! W. te about I@c rics-IaCp PpH,
Sr-,tc PIPE AMI Melcs 20. the game. lnt every ting ncce,saEr
carrying ot iu!y, the p.o.iaoa: Of the oliaa.:e, % app. the c..
With Gas.
Any further inforn1,ioe desired, vii b. !u:Gslcd OF application -
the Chairman OF the Comniuee on Light.
BY order Of the Committee. JAMES DJSiER, LaG~
Dec 5-2avt1.hJln.
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FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.

VUNHE terms Of sale Of this Fam, made last September. NOT having
L been complied with, il is again offered. Thi. Farm Is anongsi tie
most valuable in the county. II lies within two miles Of the RlpPan.
mock River and Canal, seven miles Of the village OF Wat-caion. ani
between four and five Of the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs; II Goa
tains between ninc hun ird and one thorcand acres; the greater pr
ZION oil which is The fine red soil, generally found in that country. with
a large portion of fine bottom meadow land, rendering the Farm ad-
mirably adapted for grain and Tor grazing: several good springs, with a
fine stream running through the whole Farm.
The Improvements are 4 comfortable PLAIN Farmhouse, Ram,
Stables, Cabins, &c; each having been recently put In repair. Mol
very distan: from these il an elevated site for the erection Of such he',
ter buildings Is 4 proprietor might prefer. commanding 4 full rev Of
the whole Farm. The location Of his Farm renders II dcslnble pro-
perry; is proximity 10 The canal, 10 the village OF Warrenion and the
White Sulphur Springs, aforins more ihan usual facilities Of health
and Of society; and by the canal acheap and ready access 10 market Tor
all its products. The terms will be rs liberal rs most purchasers could
well desire. Possession given at any time 10 sui" the purchaser, with
desirable arrangement 10 the putting in a growing cun.
Purchasers wishing TO view the Farm, are referred 10 Edmund F.
Rose, Esq. (now the occupani) Charles Cailon. or Jones Green,
Esars, residents within a few miles, or 10
AME FONTAINE Of Hanover.
p. THORNTON Of Fredericksburg.
Aug. l7-ctf Executors of A. F. Rose. deceased.
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MY nOILARS REWARD

Z
DANAwAY from the subscriber, a few days since, my negro Man,
II ANDREW. The said Negro is a likely fellow, some IS or %
years old, ola brown complexion, rather intelligent. purchased him
in Richmond, of Mr.. T%enpleman, last May He was raised neal
Fredericksburg. near which place ! suppose he is now lurking. The
at Stony Poln, Mills, Cumberland, or secure him in jail go thai get
him JoEL J SCOTT.
Sept 2l-Wf
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THE HOMER MALE SEMINARY,
AT pIlySIC SPRING

Al IL SL EUIN
TIME next session Of this Institution will commence the first OF ia
Il nuary. and close the thirlcih OF November following. giving d
vacation OF one month. The objcci Of Tie School s 10 educate youth
thoroughly, prepare them for the Junior and Senior Classes in Cole.
or the active duties i'll life.
The instruction in Languages AMI Science is thorough, given BY re-
citation, by examinations, and by oral lectures and b. cXpostions; and
no student is permitted 10 pass any part Of his studies, unless he fully
comprehend them. Experience in teaching has long since convinced
me that much, both of time and money, is lost by the majority of STU
dents passing over their lessons without a perfect knowledge OF them.
This Institution offers ~ parents and guardians an opportunity o.
placing their children and wards At one of the public watering places
while al school, which must be desirable Ia all who take health into
consideration.
Board, including every thing for ten months, esq
lnniatory class, (Engish) ~
Higher class, (Engish9 o
Latin, Greek and Mathematics. 80
The Institution is in Buckingham county. two miles from The Female
College. which is now in a nourishing condition. Letters addressed to
me at Gravel Hill Post Office, Buckingham county, Virginia, will re.
ccivc prompt attention. JOHN j. BERGMAN.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. C., October !, 1919.
Reverend John ]. bergman is 4 graduate Of this College. During
his connection with the College he maintained 4 good moral AMI chris
tin character, and was distinguished for his Industry and faithful al
tenuon 10 his duties ne 4 student.
We believe his aitainments 10 be such as fully TO qualify him for in.
structing i'll the branches usually taught in our highest Schools and
Academies. III behalf OF The Faculty.
Nov. aD-cw4w- ]. 5. BACON. President.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
TIME proposal 10 organise a company Of young gen.
i temen in upper Virginia, destined on a Califor. 4SZxssIS,
MIA enterprise, having been numerousy responded 10, TI1-HEfrs
from different portions ofihe State. Ills now propos- ~E@R
riihat all those who have By letter or otherwise, requested 10 Ue en-.
r0ei as members, and all other persons desiring 10 go, shall rendcz.
vOs At Milers Eouel, Baltimore. On the lah of December, for the
purpose Of eifecting all arrangen-H:s necessary for the voyage. The
company is expected TO number iron thirty To forty. We arc anxious
tVlncrease the number, and ready hands and warm hearts will be Of
Tered all genteel persons. All can reach Baltimore in time, as the
company will be necessarily detained some days. Published by direc-
ton Of the members present. RORNS : WILLIAMS,
HAMET TATUM,
Corresponds. Secretaries.
P S-The Washington Union and Rockingham Register will please
cony Dec 3-3t
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Whii"nur.f's sky-LISh: Da gucrrinn Gallery,
ELECTRO DiGrEEEEOTYPES.

8 y EXTR tORDlNAEY IMPROVEMENT This splendid s,
"A l'"n continues IN full operation, AT Il, Main Street. fIls Sxr
ii5li Is cons nictrl on HE most scientific aud costly manner Like
nr.ss' iaken ~ ,i;ier clear or cloudy weather; though cloudy is pre-
icrable Tor adults III children are 10 be taken. a clear day ,h,ould H.,
selected. Mr.. W. having successfully applied elrcricity to hs for
ner process, u now enabled Ia &c; the action OF light OH his subjsc
almost Instantly. "o's
His success Tor the past six years, enables him at ths time 10 cmp:o,
twenty ne aSsisianis' anl is now taking a; the rate Of twenty thousan,
orly of his licensees. up
Particular attention pail in taking likenesses of infant children, ms
morsm Cases, copying OF paintings, laguerreorypes, &c. A call il re-
spectiuly solicited, whether you sit for a likeness or rot.
Galleries n, Main street, Richmond; Main street, Norfolk: Sye,,oor,
street, Petersburg; Main street, L%ynchhurg. Virginia; and 81, Baltimore
street. Baltimore.
The subscriber begs leave 10 caution all Dasuerr.o,yrists ,p,;,s
using his rotary background. as Il patent for N. same has bcen an
piled for j. IL WIrrEIJ-RSr pr,nr,c,a.
Sny. 10 l'"'
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CASkIE a. AZ La
UoHN 6 CASKIE & MARMADuKE JOHNSON. lay:ns a soci-'1
y themselves in the civil pia-nce Of law. viii attend the Coufi- o.
the civ Of Richmond and tir county, Of Iienrco. They VII clio
attend the Courts Of Chesterfield. and Marna!Gse John'on viii attend
the Circui, Courts Of Amelia and The Criminal Court Of RicEaionc
and IIenriro. Dr. ''-ftih
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WORTHY OF ATTENTIONS.
igents Wanted for a very popular Work.

WORTHY OF
Agents Wanted for a very popular Work.
QNE hundred agents are wanted Immediately 10 canvass every
" county in this Stale, 10 procure subscribers for The Sons Of Tenn.
perance Offering" a splendid octave volume, with 9 mezzoiinto cn
cravings, bound in English Morocco. full gilt price SO per copy. A
work worthy Of the noble order ii is dedicated IL, and reOectns great
credit OH tho already well known writer, I. s. Arthur, Esq. who is the
editor Of il.
Active. intelligent young men can realize from 81 to sl7 per day IA
agents The best Of references will be required. For further paru.
cu!ars, address, post paid, l.. y. FREEMAN, Richmond, Virginia,
General Agent for Virginia.
y. B-None need apply, but those who will devote all their time to
he work. Nor S-c3t
tc5- The Richmond Wing, Rockingham Register, Norfolk Herald
nd Wheeling Argus, please copy 10 the amount OF one dollar, and send
their bills, with "A copy Of The paper containing the advertisement, 10
Ford d TolnDkins, Agents for Richmond.
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WEST VIEW.

WEST VIEW.
FUNHIS School, for young Ladies, which has been in successful opera.
4 ton during nine years, under he direction Of Mrs. NJ. 4. Jones and
Miss Lucy W Randolph, will be continued by them The ensuing year
Its location Is both pleasant and healthy, being in The family Of DR.
Geo. Mason. Brunswick county, Va, eleven miles above Helfeld, and
on the stage line leading from that place to Iawrcncevile.
The next session will commence IN the first Monday In February and
continue, without internssion, ill the las, day OF November follow,
ing-as no summer recess will be given.
Terms for the session Of 10 months: Board $50. tutioRin English
$40, in French $40, in Music $40. No charge for medical services
should they be necessary. Address DIR. George Mason, Sony Mount,
Brunswick. Va, or Mrs. NJ. A. Jones. Principal.
Petersburg Inielligencer pleaseEupy. Dec. 7-c2awGw
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OF 4 VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION. NEGRors. CROP.
FURNITURE
IN FRIDAY, the 9Th OF December next. a; Aliens Bridge. In SIS.
- sex county. VIII be sold the Plantation belonging 10 the Es.ate eli
MAJOR Cyrus I. Dlliard, deceased; together with sonic valuable Saves,
Crop, Stock, &c
THIS sale Will commence the day after Sussex December Cour:. ard
strangers mll lind II easy Of access from the Court House; !. oe!as
on! SIX miles distant. This Will be n sale wo.;hy the attention ..
those who wish 10 purchase. and such are respectfully solicited - a..
tend. EDWARD & LAND iI,unts,-a.o-
Nov. 2S-cw3w
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MEMpERs OF THE LEGIsLATuRE

A RE respectfully invited 10 an examination OF a new and general
IN assortment OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS At GAY.
MATHEWS & cos, No. las Eagle Square. purchased within the
PAST WEEK in New York, and receiving by Adams d Co.'S Express.
embracing the following desirable goods for furnishing gentlemen
wasdrobes, VIZ: Cloth Cloaks, made of our own selection oil materials;
Cloths. Cassimeres, veaings, Cotton and Linen S%hirinss, which can
be made up to measure by competent workmcn and seams.resses. a,
shor notice; Silk, Bingham and Cotton Umbrellas: Silk and Satin Cra-
vais, Scarfs and Socks, AMI Linen Shirt Collars; Gloves and Hosiery
OF every desirable style and make; Silk and Linen Pocket Idks
Patent Merno, Lambs Wool, Cotton and Silk Shirts: Patent Mcrino
M lamb's Wool Draws; Suspenders, Combs, Hair, Cloth and Tooth
Brushes and Manila Wisps, Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Cologne and
Psnamery-all which, with the usual variety of Goods kept in Dry
Goods Stores, will be sold for cash, or IN tine usual time, on Is good
terms as such goods can be bought in the city ofresuiarde dealers.
NJ SGf~
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SHIP.

r7yIIE undersigned have formed a colncxton un3er tie sye sri fro;
l. OF NANCE d GOOcH, Tor the purpose o. con lrci!ng a Comm.
sion and Forwarding business. They vii gro particular aient.1- 20
the sle OF Tobacco. Flour. WEca: and Com.
Goods 10 be forwarded will meet with promp; despatch.
IN Liberal CASH advances on consgnn.ents.
Tr Office on North Basin Bank. THO J NANCE.
u. P G0oCii.
l4o0 lbs. Mountain Butter just received. and for sale on aceon,ro'
dating terms. so
NJ u-rth
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MARBLE YASO.

VOTN r. ROGERS. sh Street, near Main. Richmond. Va, Dealer
y in Egyran. Ia!ian and American Marble Monuments. Iomos.
Grave Stones, Man;el pieces, oil every description, Wall Plates, Fronts,
&c. sc.
Any design in Carving executed IN the nca.est manner
Onlers from the country, with city Ts!erenee, promptly attended to
Mr. Rogers. having served his apprenticeship IL one OF ;e Largest
establishments in New York City, and having much experience IN ne
business, Aauers himself that all work executed al his shop VII give
an entire SATISFACTION as any done North or souh. os5-efy
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LAND AID IAS EE, rOI. s-LE.
SgY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust. executed 10 me sch cIber by Her
~ bert Anderson, .or certain purposes therein named, sId Guiy IL
corded IN The County Court 81 Caroline. viii be sout. to Tie highest BIZ
der, on the premises, ~ the Bowling Green. IN Caroline county, OF
SATURDAY, the Sh day Of December cusu ~. tho 1a,c.u now occu.
pied by the said Anderson. with i.ry acres oi lane attached ,hcep
Also, al the same time and place. all he Household and Kitchen fuiIi.
ture, Terms made known on The LAY OF sale. The ute Is believed -
be uEqurstionablo: but. selling rs Tnus zee. / will ony convey such tiLs
asis vested III me under the said Deed.
NOV. 3L-culg IIIR M II DycEJNSpS Trus,ss
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, SLAVES

yGNlE Undersigned. By virtue OF a decree OF The County Cour 81
a SpntisylyanII. will sell, III public auction. to the highest bidder,
on the lih day 81 December next, II fair. i not the next fair day, (Sun.
days exceIici) at Woodbury., the late residence Of James H. Rawlings,
the Tract OF Land Of which he died seized and possessed, living IN the
upper la:t Of The county OF Spousyiyanla. OF fhc waters OF the Nonh
Anna River, containing rather more than six huniIed acres. Tnis
Rand Is very valuable, IN a good state Of Improvement. and admirably
adapted 10 the production OF all the STAPLE crops OF Virginia. III in
a very healthy and desirable region, well wlttrel, amply supplied with
TIMBER, aud hot more than eish. or nine miles from The line OF the
Louisa railroad. 1hr buildings upon II, with the exception of the
Dwelling House, which is small but comfortable, are generally new
and commodious. Persons DESTROYS Of purcta sins are invited 10 tx.
anime the land for themselves. The manager, residing upon il, vii,
take pleasure III showing ii TO them.
At The same time and place, the subscriber. by virtue Of the same
decree and IN his capacity Of Guardian OF Mr. Rawhns children. will
sell, at public auction. between twenty and thirty valuable Saves, con.
sistng uf Men. Women and Children; and also the crop of Corn. To.
bacco, Oats, Hay. Fodder, &c; together with the Horses. Mules, Cat.
lie and other stock. including a large number OF ia,ted Hogs, and al!
the Farming Implements, comprising Wagon. TWO Cars, Il number Of
Polghs. Sc Nc.
TERMS or LEt-For the land one fourth of The purchase money
Will be required N cash. the balance in three equal ns;almrnts, on J
credit Of one, Two and three years, the purchaser giving bonds with ap.
proved security. and the title being retained until the purchase money
is fully paid. The Saves viii be sold for cash, and tic rcsulue OF the
property upon n credit oil twelve months, cxrci. as 10 sums OF FIVE dol
lars AMI under. which will be required in cash,
THOMAS S WATSON,
Nov l6--rtlgthIrc Commissioner AMI Guardian
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THREE S@AhnAnhM nousEs on oNrcoa A.

HSl request of tn" owner. | Offer Tor sale pdya,riy' tatrh ,.d.,,a,y
~ located and newly buii houses, thee u, which ne ,,uIs<. =,
the most desirable and peasant part Of Oregon IiA. Opposite ne
Church, and the Other i-oa GAMBLE Hill. al o: whicn ~ "a s-sr,
y Eahaed' and ,enanied by good tenants al FAR price.
uUhose dspoaed 10 purchase, an opportunity - offered VI Certain
and good investment fnot sold previously - TUESDAY. tae ism
INST, shall on tina, day, at 3E IN the afternoon. sell tho .aire i, ads.
ton.
Terms liberal and accommodating JAS II TAYLOR
De- 3-laMlis
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EEMALE SCHOOL IN HANOvER.-The subscriber
Il having again engaged the services OF Miss A. VI CONVERSE, will
reopen the Buckeye Seminary for young ladies, on the 18th January,
1850.
Terms per session OF ten months:
Board and tuition in the English branches 500
Tuition in The English branches ~
In Latin or French 10
Occasional lectures will be given III Natural Philosophy and Chem.
istry, accompanied with experiments. and instruction IN lar use OF The
Globes, in connection with the Geographical and Astronomical studies.
One halt Of the board AMI tuition VIII be required on the 18th Aug
next, when a vacation ill Isl October, will he given; the balance al the
close of the year. No deduction will be made for loss Of time. sxccp,
from sickness. Address WM I. II. POLLARD.
Dec 6-cw4w Hanover Court IIrus..
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DESIRABLE pNoPEKTY EoK s.ALE-.

WILL he sold IN the mshestbilier, a, public aucuoa, VI " as PIE.
~ Misses. on The IN day OF December. ti?, IL lar. y: 30, he atx
iar lay The House and iotin the town oi Sidney. tie late residence l;
DIR Reuben Meredith, deceased. The 10; Contains Ire. sclcs, aao4.
one acre OF which will be sold will The dwelling ard oder IN jross.
menis; the remainder will be divided mo iOcr ios. Ire !ulltoyc.
mcnts Consists oi 4 large new brick Dweliin. House AID DC ncce.c,.y
ohthoiScs. The lot Is rHcl"sc! by ! Hawthorn :ence. and upon lie 6.
u'tc are some choice iruit trc8 rs situated within fifteen niGul -
wdls .; HE Capital. Thr helrGesso Or this place 10 lc schools o. I'D
CITY ol RICHMOND. ana particularly 10 the Richmond College. an n.tt.
tuition oil estanilshcd reputation, being not more Ihan i.Tec hundtcG
yards. makes ms residence particularly desirable % one w,h..s %
educate his children.
Onciourh Of the purchase money will be- required IN cash. the C.
mahrier 10 br faii III Two equal payments, NJ enc AID ;o year,
which are 10 carry Imercsi from Tie CAV OF sale unul raid. and dee
OF trust will b. required 10 secure lie deferred pay.Aents.
p S.-The above sale vii. take place al hal! iaf. So'c,oci, p y
y T. JONES.
Nov l5--ltis Administrator OF Reuben N-r.jrh r.,,,sa
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MAYO d BLAIR,
III LAYING by late purchase added TO their stock, are enabled TO oHeI
L. d very desirable assortment Of the following goods:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
French and English Merinoes, of every shade and quality
Rich printed Cashmere d Ecosse
Delaines, Modes, dark and high colors
Rich Embroidered Dclaines and Cashmeres
Iyonese Cloths. plain, changeable and high colors
Colored, black and changeable Alapacas
French and English Prints
Scotch, French and American Ginghams
Cord Tarletons, plain and embroidered, for evening dresses
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloths and CasSineres Of various qualities and colors
vestings: Silk, Satin and Worsted, plain and fgd
l.. W. and Merino Shirts and Drawers, large size and heavy
ALSO,
English and German Hosiery, OF all kinds
Linens, Sheeungs and rowslings
Bleached and brown Cotons, OF all grades
Do do Canton Flannel
ia Satin Damask for Curtains, very rich
IA Turkey Red, for Curtains, twilled and plain
Bed Blankets. OF all sizes
Quilted and Twiled Blankets for Negroes
Worsted Nett Goats for children
4 variety Of Gimps, Braiis and Velvet Trimmings
Tapestry. Brussels, 3 Ply and Ingram Carpeung
Rugs and Drugeets, of various patterns and prices
Nov. 2-rji
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BEAVER DAN LAND SALE.

~ MONDAY, The 18th OF December, lsi9. If tar. if MOI. the next
~ Mir day. will be sold In front III Mr. ii. Lipscomb's Tavern. AT
Goochland Court House. q tract oi land belonging 10 the estate OF 10
slah Hatcher. dec lying on Beaver Dam Creek, near Beaver Dam
Church, and adjoining The lands Of John s Fleming, DR. Thomas
Watkins, DIR. Thomas Curd and Mary l.. Hatcher, AMI containing about
100 acres. The land Is Of very ine quality. with a good portion Of
Creek low grounds: wood in abundance. Those who may wish 10 see
Tie land, will have il shown 10 them by David a. Hatcher. | shall
sell the land as execuirix Of said Josiah Hatcher The proceeds OF
sale, as Tar as necessary. will be applied in lifting Il deed oil trust on
the land, AMI III that way a perfect title will be made 10 he purchaser
Ann HATCHER,
Nov 24-crll Erccnfrin of Insinh Ln.chnr d.rh
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NOTICE

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN Of experience IN 'e'eing. quaiisl.2
n Teach the Latin sad English Languages. VIII IS 20 cngayea S.hrci
for the enrung wear in private family, IN a heafhfnl pa ofV...idi'.
Satisfactory evidence Of eapaity. etc, &c, viii Re even. Aide,
j. B D. Nearofoot Post Office, HanoyeI county, v.r.ta.-.
Nov l6-cwaw
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SALE OF LAM IN (,HIt;,r T..

y pursuance 81 TWO deeds OF trust male 3y The late Thomas Rowe,
4 oe I" The subscriber. datel Oh the 18Th ~ December. ISL, ad sLo
other 10 The late Festrs Dickinson. dsed on The 9TH OF November,
lsii, On the latter, the subscriber has been duly substituted trustee IN
the place Of SAID Fesns) he will proceed 20 sell. b, public auclca. %
IN highest bidder. without reserve. on SATI RDAN. the 9TH OF JAM.
airy next on the premises, the two tracts of land, conveyed by sa!
deed. iyins OIL The Golden Vale Ran. near RappaEirnocs Aca!ery,
III Iar"llhe county. laese tracts form one arm. called "li8rlertuve,'
containing about 63 acres. PETER Il. THoRN1ON,
Nov 2-rNtds t'o,,a
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NOTICE.
CLAIRMONT NURSERY, NEAR BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
Vom my friends and customers who may wish TO purchase
i TREES this Fall, / herewith inform them my stock OF
nE kinds OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees, %Shrubbery,
Greenhouse Plants, &c, &c, Is OF unusual size. As this ia the season
Die care will be taken TO please. and a considerable discount made from
catalogue prices 10 those who purchase largely.
Orders can DO left at William Paimers Plow and Seed Store, Rich
mond, or directed 10 the proprietor, Baltimore. Maryland.
Catalogues sent gratis to those who wish them.
Nov 2-c6t VIM CORSE.