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IL a EEc % re5s @ isl L c,
ON FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange

IL a VIZ b ert5s @ fsl &C,
IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Numbers Sussex Class g., Nov IL:
Is SO IL IL IL is 10 Al 90 s. Al 80
LAMBERT.
Drawn numbers of Delaware, Glass &C, Nov Il:
81 81 81 81 81 IS 80 81 IS CT 70 3 7s
Whole 81 So So, rrizs of slGo, returned
Drawn NJ = 1 & aS'Try fs'I g. No ~ Nov 49,
Wnol' Nos sa Two more sold s and PAD by
Drawn Nos Of Monongnlia Letiery. no iH, Nov IL:
IS IS ~ IS 81 50 Is 81 80 &c % I'll al.
Half, Nos 50 43 u.s. another of salO semitic this Of
dee,
Drawn Sos Of delaware Lottery, No ~, November p:
9 45 6 IS AZ 50 ~ SO ID :! 20 -.
Whole Nos IA GO, let and I'd Nos, prize Of
Hall, Nos 4s 50, prize Of 500 sent to this
office. ,o
Drawn Nos of aiononglila Lottery, No. l39 Nov. D.
IL "a IA 20 80 ii Is IS 81 IS bs 81 ~
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery, No. 81 Nov. %:
6O II So 10 - 80 a Is 81 % 81 43.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, No l.. Nov ~:
IS 80 80 50 81 IS 4 81 6 43 So e..
Drawn Nos OF SUSSEX Lottery, EI,r, No. iaO Nov "a:
% ca G5 ii l6 10 46 81 % ST So IL.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
TUESDAY-The Virginia HonoIsala Lottery, no.
laO-Capals sa9 900, 900, a,n99 5000, a5Gs, 10 Of
900. etc, Is Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S5-shares in
WE0SEsDAY-Th Delaware State Lo!lery. No;
is-L1pltGIS: S9u,uCOi lU,Ioo, us11, vi - Va
2ooo, 10 Of apo, 20 Of i,OOe, etc. Is Nos, ladrswn
Tickets $40 -shares in proportion.
THURSDAY THE Virginia Mononaalia Lottery,
No. lal-Capitas: Sc, O0U $780, 2,O0D etc. as Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets S5-Shaies IN proportion
FaIDAY-The Sussex County Delaware Lottery No.
57-Capitals: $1,000, a,OOa, lOcG. etc. 10 Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets s4-shares in proportion!
sATURDAY-tDoIl I.o;sery!.rhs Sussex County
Delaware Lottery, Extra, No. it3-capitas: $500,
aOO etc. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets sl-shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY EVENING" Sales close al 5o'cock.l-
The Virginia M0nongalia Lottery, NO. 1a-Captals:
AS $50. is Oe OOo 1000, 300, 1921. 20 Of l,uuu
ETC. 20 Nos, is drawn. Tickets slc-slagss in pro
portion.
~ Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares the above or in any of Maui
sysry day at prices varying FROM 81 10 $40 fortcke
wIeceiye the most prompt attention. and the draw
ngs for warded Immediately TO distani Adventures.
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nos, Exchange Place ,RiehmoRd, Va.
n RecolleciN .3-"Thsra'sl in odd numbers,
says Rory O'hors - RoV. ~
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT.

WISHING TO give up farming, will rent out my
w Farm, SWINYARD'S, situated immediately on
the road between Orange Court House and Gordons-
vile. three miles froc, the former, aud six from the
latter place, Containing six hundred and twentyeeht
acres, which, VIXEN properly cultivated, produces well
delightfully."- waered; every variety Of fruit; fine rich
Garden; conmodious dwelling house, with all neces
sary houses beautiful and desirable places In
thCkly settled and grnt.el neishborhood. Also, por-
ton Of The Servants VIII be sold The ls day Of De
cembsr, or the next far day wish 10 sell piece OF
land to Orange Court House, near enough for pas
iure TO that place; most productive pierre OF land,
with wood enough To keep J, up; IL is well covered
Any person wishing tc buy rent, will apply person
ally To a,n enabled TO make the tile good, as
they VIII see by examinin. the records; also, by good
legal advice. Any one wishing valuable Servants,
VIII do we'll 10 select al private sale before tina. time,
as desire To sell 10 Traders They most valu
able Men, all young except three, the Farm; first
rate Boot Iuaker, Blacksmith, Whe.lwright hrsl
rate Diaing room Servants and Sempslress, incud-
ing other Female Servants; good Wagner and two
Carriage drivers among them.
Oct 26--ctf MF COLE
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REIL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

E and g.h SEFctf5, camOHa, "a.
TIME subscriber has !or sale large supply oil
superior toned Bills, weighing from IL 10
1000 lbs | will constantly Keep on hand
samples OF Bells suited for Churches, Taverns,
factories, Railroad Depo,s, &c. The purpose
~ the SUBSCRIBER is 10 furnish these elegant 'onec
Bells a, The lowest rates. Persons in want OF
Bells will do we'll 10 call ard examine my SOCK
In addition 10 my Bell and B ass Foundry have
for sale upwards Of 500 elegant enamel d Crates
with Fcnders, Summer.pieccs. DC. complete
From the large quantity OF Gfaiss n =! manu-
faclure, am enabled TO sell hem al !he lo"esi
Northern prices Bailders and others III want OF
Crates will find j, 10 their advantage 10 give me
a call before purchasing elsewhere,
Nov 6-clm .. y. oENooN'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
HENRIc0

PURSUANT 10 the directions Of two DEGREES pro-
L nounced by the County CONT Of Henrico, one on
The 7lh day of February, 1913, and the other on the
lith day OF May e4S in cause therein pending, I'M
der the style OF OConnef, Gentry and others,
the undersigned, as Comm ssonsrs appo MED by said
DEGREES. will sell. by public auction, to the highest
bidder, on MONDAY, the Sd day of December, uhat
being Cour, day. u oclock, ~ the front door oi
the Court House Of Henrico couny, Tract OF Land
situated nrafih Deep Kun Turnpike, and adjoining
The place wheIeon Patrick II Gentry resided nj the
time OF his death, and containing, by receat survey
seventy nine acres and 35.lO0ths Of an acre. The
sand land lies on the road leading from Hungary meet
ing house TO the said Deep Run Turnpike, and al
Joins the lands Of John Sheppard, Isaac Philips and
others The title OF said land Is believed TO be IN
doubled: but acting Commissioners, we shall sell
and convey with the usual special warranty.
TxRAs or SALR.-Cash as TO 80 much as may be ne
cessary defray ire cost and expenses OF sale and
for the residue upon credit Of SIX Months, the puf-
chaser giving bond payable TO the Commissioners,
with approved security, and the title 10 be retained
until III. whole of the purchase money shall be PAID
ROBERT o WICKER Commissioners
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LUCK'S OFFICE,
,ss, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH

49, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
T,HE following prizes have been very recently sent
Prize Tickets Persons in town or country In want OF
cash, would do well TO call or make small remit
lance to him.
and paid to a citizen Of Richmond by LUCK, August
9s,h Nos 81 So 81, $4,000. Nos Is A. 10, 81 207.
Nos .. 81, $50. Nos. II SIS So, $1,000, and nu-
which were distributed among the patrons Of this Office
A Brilliant Scheme ior 24ti Nypem5cr.
S6o 900, rs. 900 5000, 10, 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class ST. TO be drawn 1t
BaIimors Saturday, November Oath. rs nos - drawn.
Prizes p'1s Of %, Of Of o9S ..
ss-sharss In proportion Certificates of package of
Whrles Ssso-shares in proportion.
Tickets for sale IN all Loer les advertised by messIs
n. PAINE & co. Particular attention given TO dis.
tant correspondence Prizes paid at sight. and all ou-
siness transacted at this office strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Oct. 20 &. b. LUCK
p s-The Ticket, Nos. . 10 40, snti,ied TO the
Grand Prize OF $3Oou0 has been presented by The pnr
chaser who resides In the county Of Hanover and the
cash paid him In full at the counter OF LuCK's Ohce
EXTENSIVE SALE AT SABoT HILL,
HAVING disposed OF my SABor BILL ESTATE, in
m sell. say 81
proIimo, If fair, IL not the next fair day all the slaves
twenty Ave in number. generally young, likely, vel!
trained and vaiuabiei fifteen large, young ana well
bracne many choice Mich Cows and Uxen; pen OF
one hundred fat Hogs, for family use, and some two
hundred desirable Stock Hogs good stock Of sheepi
the crop of Corn. Sheaf Onsi large quantity Of wells
cured Timothy and Clover Hay; Blade and Top Fodder
Shucks aud Wheat Straw; with Farming Implements
and Tools Of every variety; Wagons, Carts, Gear, etc.,
etc ;;in short. every thing on the Estate.
TERMS:-For the Slaves cash; other property, cash
for all sums of $50 and underi above that sum, pine
months credit. for bonds With approved security.
To-. interest from the day Of SALE but The 10 be
remlied if the principal be- ..,.nctuaIly paid.
Nov s7-clltus CHARLES Il. CARTER.
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REAVER DAM LAND FOR SALE

ON MONDAY the t7th of December, ls49, II fair, /.
" not the next fair day, i'll be sold IN front OF Mr. II
Lpscomb,s Tavern at Goochland Court House, tract
OF land belonging the estate oil Josiah HATCHER deed,
and adjoining the lands of John Fleming, Or Tho
mas Watkins, DR. Thomas Curd and Mary l. Hatcher,
and containing about 100 The land is of very
inr quality with good portion of Creek low grounds;
wood in abundance Those who may wish TO see The
land will have il shown 10 them by David Hatcher
shall sci, the land eIccuiriI of said Josiah Hatch
er The proceeds of SALE far necessary, will DO
applj.d in lifting deed Of trust on ihe land, and 10
that way perfect title will, is believed be made 10
m. nuychasrr ANN HATCHER,
Executrix Of Josiah Hatcher, decd.
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SALE OF LAND, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARM.


THE subscriber oera for sale his CT land In The
upper end ofthe county Of Hanover, adjoining Ed
ward ~ Morris, Silas Shelburn and others, and
tanning by estimalion three hundred and iiy acres;
survey Of II, however will he made before the day o.
sale and the same sold according 10 the survey The
improvements on This tract consist OF a dwen: hGnsc
in iolsrabIy good repair; COED barn, good stable,
kitchen, house, smoke house. and quarters recent
iy built, and two good tobacco houses. Should The
same no. be sold privately, II viii be offered publicly
on The premises, the Sd day of December next, il
fair, otherwise the next fair day thereafter, al which
time viii also be sold, The stock of horses three in
Number, twelve head Of CATTLE three Of them good
mich cows; Two yoke of good oxen, now good beef,
twenty sheep, between ~ and so hogs, most y. lhen
fine perks, FIRST rate wagon and gear, cart, horse
cart plantation nsi's house and kitchen furni
ture upwards of loo barrels of Conn., Fodder, Shucks
and straw, aud one hundred pounds clean nice wool
TERMS-fcr the land, one third cash, the balance
upon credit of one and Two enrs tor bonds with APP
proved security and deed OF trust upon the premises
For The other property credit of SIX months will be
allowed tor all sums of dollars and upwards, upon
purchaser giving bond, with approved security I'M
der ten dollars, cash. The property In no instance 10
be delivered, un bond With security Is given, or the
purchase money paid. SIMEON SOU1HER.
Nov 6-clawlds
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A TEACHER WANTED.

l Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, and also the Latin Language accurately.
No one, except gentleman of undoubted piety, VIII
be acceptable decided preference win be given TO
member &C the Episcopal Church o, Methodist Church.
Satisfactory iesiaoIals of ihs mind, attanmens and
exemplary character Of the Teacher will be required
his services will not he needed before the LIST Monday
In January next lie will reside with my family, and
have no other pupils besi les my own sons The salary
will DO four hundred dollars per alnuEl. The situation
would suit a gentleman who Is fond Of retirement,
and who desires devote part Of his time to literary
PURSUITS. Letters addressed TO me at Cara, Cumber'
land county, willrecevs attention.
Nov 27-clf &. II. HURaRE.
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aiy PmIIIaan s. .lade.


SALE OF VALUABLE WHARVEs AZ
ROCKtTrS
by virtue OF a decree oil the Circuii Superior
- Coun OF Law ant Chancery for he county
CT Goochiand. pronnuaced On the 22i OF june,
lsi9 10 the case of Caldwell and others vs.. Geo
G Pickel,'s admir- and Others, The undersigned, as
commissioners, will sell on The premises, at pub.
lie auction, on MONDAY, the 26n day Of Mo-
vember, l849, at II o'clock, A NJ those valuable
Wnaryes al Rockers in The city Of Richmond,
called Pickeus Wharves, The property OF Geo
Picker, dect.
TERMS One:hrd Of the purchase money in
cash, and HI balance in three equal payments a,
nine, twelve and eighteen montns from The day
OF sa!e-,hc purchasers giving negotiable notes,
with good eldJrsers, Tor The deferred payments,
and the Tide 10 the property TO be retained until
The notes are paid.
JAMES LYONS, }o
WOOD BoULDIN, oou'n -
Sale 10 te conducted by
Nov Odds PULLlAM & SLADE.
POSTPONEMENT-The above sale IS
postponed until SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
December Isl, al 3 o'clock, when it will posi-
lively take place.
Nov. u PULLIAM & SLADE.
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VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT

ny yjru. Of an nc, of Assembly, pissed on the 22d
ID Of February. 1872 providing for tho erection Of
Monument 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON, the Com
missionery appointed by tbs Governor Of Virginia
hereby offer a premium OF five huad.ei dollars Tor
plan for the Monument, to be approved ~ thrm ac-
Ths Monument will be lncated on the Capitol
Square, in he City of Richmond, he con trueled Of
Virginia granite marble, or combination Of on'h
and cost one hundred thousand dollars 80
Plans and estimates required By the first day Old
cember NEXT o .e!osed to The Governor of Virginia.
WILLIAM F RITCHlE,
GEORGE w MUNFOaD,
WILLIAM Maxwell,
JAMES 81 WlcKHAM, -
THOM iS y GILES,
NATHL MARTIN,
JOHN NJ BOTfS, j.
Oct l9-tsIwlm
NJ The time inr receiving plans and estimates Ia
extended to the 9Th Of January next.
Nov l6-cid
u The Washington Union and National lnIelll-
u,nSer please copy, and send their accounts to the
Executive Of Virginia.
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TURKEYS oSPlC E, No. lot, Ess Main
Il Street.
HURLEY says "come try again !"
Dawn MS. 0! Sussex otery, No. o., NOV. ~
Loves! prise 30.
sa 81 40 ii IL SO 6 i 70 So 81 SO q.
pawn Nos. OF Monongalia, No. l3e, Nov. 2oi
loves prize s..
4 Sc CT 60 10 80 IS 68 So is 50 u II.
Dawn Nos. Of Delaware, No. AZ. Nov. 2is':
Lowest prize $40.
s4S 6 IS Al SO 30 SO Is d 20 81.
Tickel, Nos. 81 80 IS. S4CO. returned BY
HURLEY.
Dawn Nos. OF MoDongalia, No. l3), Nov. III
Lowest prize IS.
IL "a IA 90 80 81 Is IS 80 GO IS 50 q
D,avn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery, No. 50, Nov. 20
Lowest priv 81.
60 II So 10 IS 40 "A IS 81 % 81 As.
pr,vp Nos. of SUSSEX, Extra, No. l40, Nov. "a;
Lowest prize 81.
y a &c IA l6 l3 46 81 % Sc So IL.
schemes 10 be Drawn This Week.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: $4,000, II 600, 5000,
3aO 1864 10 of 900. &c. 10 Nos, II
d-asu. Tick. rs SIS; halves , So quarters 70
WEDNESDAY, Capitals: $4,000, io0oo,
Ga. , OF 5000, S Of 1000, 10 OF 800, q :
IS Nes., ID drawn. Tickets SlO balvsa .;
Ut Ta 10 $4,000, 5000. 2.
oOa. / 763, 5 Of 1000 &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn.
TTkes SIS; halves 2 SO; quarters | % .o,o
FRIDAY-Capilals: $4,000. 5000, O0o,
1900. { Of 500, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
els Sk halves 9; quarters |.
SATURDAY-Capi'als: S35. $50, 5000, .,
900 1000, 5000, $40, 80 OF 1000, &c. 70
Nos.. IS drawn. Tickets SlOi halves s. quar-
es 3 50.
HURLEY offers for sale this week, tickets n the Go
roa. nile ''SmalI Fry" Lottery, Cas- NO. law
S09Capital. Tickets 81. Packages - 3o-warran.
s,o traw back 50 so fascinating the risk on IN
emil, package only So co. An persons IN want o.
money are requested TO call at HuRLEfs, wneIs i"'
anal Investments Large returns are generally naas. :.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE

HAVE about SIS aces Of well wooded Land,
1 situated on the North Anna River, In Hanover
county, between The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad and the Louisa Railroad and about
three quarters Of mile above the Junction. II is
now, and has been, under enclosure for the last ak
years.
This property would sell exchange for improved
or unimproved city property, elgibiy situated; or
would contract with mechanic TO build in the city
payment therefor to be made In the land above men
toned. WIN. +. BUTLER.
Nov. 10-caf
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NJ T COLE.
JAMES RIVER PLANTATION in Abe.
MARIE For RENT

WILL he rented on the PREMISES 10 the highest bid
w der, on the 3nih ntant If fair, IL not, on the
frs, fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted, valu
able Plantation lanes River, in the county Of Abe
marie, rear ilowardsve, belonging to The estate OF
the late james Brown, Of Buckingham county, and
which he purchased OF Mr. Samue. Booker II Is sup
posed Ia contain hundred acres about one hun
dred Of which low .iounds, Of superior quality,
with Two or three hundred acres Of excellent arable
high land. 0ns hundred and seventy bushels OF
whra; have been on The place, and well gotten
in. Terms made known on the day ef renting.
w. {. SCOTT,
Guardian Of the children Of James Brown, deceased
powhataY Soyenber 20-ctd
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.1e orI,ANpIN CAROLINE.

TN putsuance Of two deeds oIrust made by the late
Thomas Rowe, TO the subscriber, dated on the
18th OF December. l54 and the ocr TO the late Fes'
tus Dickinson, dated on the 5h Of November, ie4a,
lin the latter the subscriber has been duly snosItutea
trustee In the place Of said Fesus, he will proceed 10
s,l by pubic auction, TO the highest bidder, without
reserve. on SATURDAY, the 5th of January next, on
te prpmisrs the two tracts OF land, conveyed by SAID
Deeds lying on the Golden Vale Run, near happlhun
noek Academy In Caroline county These tracts form
one farm, called "Hazegrove, containing about o2d
ac,.. PETER 4. THORNTON,
Ea.o-cvtds Trustee.
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FORTUNES HOME,

FORTUNES HOWE,
GHALKS OFFICE, No. d, Main Street,
" Richmond, Va,
"rut money In thy purse.
DO not despair,
True hope never tires, but mounts on Eagles wings,
Kings 1t makes Gods, and meaner creatures Kings"
Put money in thy purse"
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
TUESDAY-Bei Air Lottery, No. 5a-Capitals: SIS, :
090 OF 500, 90 of $780, 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
S.; halves ? 50; quarters 25
WE'D MISUNDERSTANDING Lottery, No 5a-Ca.
pitfalls: s3OU00 2O.00u, 600, ,O0O So OF 0U0 rs
Nos Is drawn. Tickets sl0, halves S. quarters So
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, No.
l5s-Capi,als S9O0OO 1000, 5000, - Of ,2Ou 20 Of
100. ~ Nos, II drawn Tickets S..
FRIDAY Maryland Consolidated Lottery, No 1856
Capitals: s2OOOO, 63a5, 5000, 500, 10 Of 6J0. rs
Nos IA drawn. Tickets S.; halves So, quarters
IS. -
SaTURDAY-3rand Consolidated Lottery; No. l.
Capitals: s3 $780, - Of $780, 25 OF 500, IS Of 75o rs
Nos, - drawn. Tickets $40. Nov. 26
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runway FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE last annual session OF this Institution closed w.
duties nm the 2sth ultimo, number Al pupils. u WIN
ba r. opened on LIST day Of October and continue
without interruption until the lst August, isso. -.
Its late Principal viii continue TO preside over the
t,s,u,on i'm connection with all ofihe other teachers,
whose services have also been retained Charges. The
same as for the last session Some valuable and sa'fn
sise improvements are In progress fo paieuai ' ~
Mrs virginia Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay, MI
ie,s, Post Office, Virginia Respectfully.
JEFFERSON MINOR, ID ~
Midway. Essex County, Virginia August 2i-eu
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FENIALE EDUCATION.

TINE Female School at my house III Louisa county,
i ihs next year, will he under the charge Of Miss
Marp rel Tapp OF Slaunton, Va lady we'll educated
and of decided merit. The session VIII commence on
is February next and close 18th December following,
deducting two weeks during summer, Tor vacation.
TERMS;
For board and tuition In English, the whole session
Of 10 months W.
For tuition in French ~
Por Music on Piano and use Of Instrument "
Address Louisa Court Hou.e, -
Nov 97-cil5F BlCkERTON NlN5iOH.
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JENNINGS, CONVENTION.

CONVENTION Of the jennings Family, claim
A inc hs heirs 10 the estate of William Augustus
Jennings. deceased, Of England. VIII be held al
C;ooehlsnd Court House on the third Monday IN pe
cem.erne,t IL is hoped that there WIZ 10 geneia
heirs are requested to Attend as much mater wiz DC
a,a.snt.d 10 the Convention fol their action
ONE or THE CLAIMANTS.
3. Richmond papers are requested TO copy.
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PuRIIC NOTICE.
| To the Sheriff. or Deputy ShsrTs Of lie STATE

To the Sheriff; or Deputy shsrHs Of The State.
FIRsr AunIron's oyricE,l
November 23d, ls49.
+ PARTICULARLY request you to forward to this
Office as early as practicable, AFTER The same are cor
tilted by the county courts all lists oil delinqnents ~
the land tax for the present year, and also all such
ists for the ear 646 have not already been trans
miiied. Under present revenue system, the sales
OF delinquent lands take place every I'VE years and
1850 is year Of sale. II 10 specially important that
your returns should be made early In tbs approaching
winter, because the preparation Of the consolidated
lists OF i've years viii! be the work OF time and labor
and viii be particularly 80 In consequence OF some
new provisions inserted al the late revisal therefore,
earnestly ask your attention TO this subject.
Respectfully, jas = hEhih,
Nov o6-cat lst Auditor.
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MY meadow land In the county of Hanover, called
lfl OLIVER'5, which was advsr lsed 10 hr sold on
the 18th nst being disposed OF, IL Is now offered
for sale privately This tract contains ~ acres, 10 Of
which is the bed of old Sill pond; aud the soil Is
such that IL il be properly put 10 grass, will yield from
rs to 100 900 weight of Hay per annum.
Owing 10 ts c6ntguity TO Richmond, It's value w'ii
continue to increase. [ am determined To sell, and
have authorized Mr. JAMEsT. SUTTON, Ir, Of Ricn.
mond, 10 make disposition OF for me, wilh whom all
persons dssirous Of purchasing can confer.
THOS CLARKE.
srA plat of the above Land can be seen at Mr SUIT
,on5s Office Oct 22-dtf
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NEAR RICHMOND, VA.

the sea>.. Tor planting has arrived, the snbsc
N would rrspeclfuliy call r attention o. has friends
and The public generally his large aud extensive col
lection cf FRUIT TREES, embracing rerhaps, a &C.
lrcln that has 70: been surpassed for the climate III
Virginia and nearly all pIopaeated from iun bearing
trees IN his own orchard. lie would here lake occa-
sion say, that the agricIli 1ral Fair IN the Fall
of ls46 NJ RchIpoad, the Committee on Orchards I'M
h-sitatin.lv awarding him the premium on both Apple
aud Peach Orchards and also for tie acst exhibition Of
FRUITS on the day Of the Fair.
Catalogues with directions for planting, may BE- had
al William Pamer's Seed and Plough S:ne n Peyton
Johnson's Apo,hecary Store, and 4: the Once of the
Southern Plan,-r where any orders LETT VIII be pune
tually attended &c; ud letters post paid addressed TO
The subscriber, aear EchmcrJ, w receive prompt at
tentioa JOSEPH SiSTON.
Nov a-cw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-27

NOTICE.
TIME subscriber administrator oe bonis non with
i the will annexed Of Thoa . Taylor, deed late Of
me county OF Powhatan, will apply Ia ths General
Assembly al its neIt session. for the passage of an ac
snabli him dispose Of the estate OF his tostato
Without requiring him TO make parties to his sun ior
that Dirpose such Of the of kin Of his testaor as
o ra, n M I NOW 10 him. H HANCOCK.
ChsstaY frId co.. Nov. "a. cW1W