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AUCTION SALES.
BY n. d. &C.B. HILL, AUcTs.

BYN.B Sch. HILL, AUCTs.
TEN NEGROES.
viii be sold by us. this morning al 10 o'clock Likely Nesoee
consisting OF boys and Girls NB.&C. b HILL. Aucts.
Jan Il
= ,eee Il county Uou,oi Chesterfield at auction
M.ss II Drsensoa ~ Brotlt saturday, the 2h 81 the
p Sa" l s "0''A' EpWaap rfESiNsoN COMMIT
SIX NEGROES FOR SALE.
ID the ln j,nuny ISL viii le soli h-
House" Et."n r. Bass IN said con"! GA SATURDAY the !i
instant SIX NeeI"e bslons' ~ 70 't estate o. Arthur Akn ree,
Ian. IS-3'p GEO o. MARKHAM Commissioners.
EXEUCIOit'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
oheGcce 10 order CouriI offer sale valuable
land in The couGy Of ame,a, lying wn mic. Of
Am Court IIou.r tact oGiai about 1900 scres 10 acre,
finest lo~.eounds well dch-t Land high
Of nfo'enrn and The remainder well adapted The growth
There attached the plantation rx'eis Girls; Nil
profitable good and commodo1 dwelling hos
with Office III The y anu every necessary out house
complete repair large apple and large eafh orchards we!l
DESCRIPTION unnecessary, lO. who with purcase. Will
ecTT yS the pr,nI,ts before purchasing ,,
with credit OF one and two years.
Letters addressed Je'ersie o. Am,!i, county, viii
Jan 3i-e3amI Ear. Of I j Perkason. .ec4
SALE OF VARIABLE sLAvEs, mo-
N THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND OF OTHER PRO
PETTY, AND RENTING OF REAL ESTATE
The Court House door. MoNDAy the Gh day o. February
ISL chat being James Guy County some t.y ysa.bs
Men, Women aud Children l. y seldom purchasers have
M 3 b. a." s sas % ias " OF such ss %e a
and others wishing purchase will 10 well attend
punc,uay
Shall cell upon suitable credit the hge., bidder
the sale as heretofore advertised on The M DAY OF Janr
ary ISL the p-shahe estate OF the deceased CONSISTING of arg
variety articles hnshandry such as Horses inong
them excellent par mach Carriage oraes) Mues oAea aud
other Cattle OK and Tumhre Carts, amt
c Farming Irpcnr 81 The rost modern ant Improved
construction and illness: Wea Threshne Machine,
Wheat Fan Wheat Drill, Shelter and Grinder &c Ais
Corn, Oas Fodder. Straw Shucks, &c. Sc Aso MI
be then sold an excellent Carriage AMI Harness: also Ne
Kitchen variety AMI value Mary
items The the costly and ncde
syc Thr Farms nciehborhooi BELONGING sars;ate
be upon which growing large and r"ni5
land and rEciueTs m and al
Will take place III.
but will be Williamsburg, and HE
renting Will he day day un,l completed
Jan l7--cwtds no ii. AKMlSlEAD Executor ~
IT, Whs requested 10 copy.
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TIME having the services his former teacher
M Lowry whose capacity TACT diligence and experience
all The OF committed 10 his
into his family few boys as oores The school
will commence 18th and terminate the 18th Decen
ter ne " with a vacation Of month during summer.
Tems-Boari lights &C. ESQ; English branches Sis; Class
e20. Address, 'so' - ~ EDMUND N ANDERSON.
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WESTERN LAND AG It y ra.s,;nc ,nrousp
years III a'em9 lousu
ne Nus hsr,hv n@rms ne entitled TO Bounty Lands, un
der the M ACT Of Congress will start early in March next on
hrogh the States Missouri Arkansas ana iexas lot Inc
of attending 10 location and sale Of SAID lands AS
' n located and patented persons old
arc M Perceive the superior advantage having them
located with agricultural .0mmsfsu r. and social al
The case, when located from Of being entirely
a. IN. advantages and therefore rendered forever
eutr .y worthless :, =. i, - - - a., ,,o,
me of the act of Congress- consequently
iuous and undertaking fee Of 81 for locating AZ acre
Ian, and will be required To be uepo
red for me Jas T. Sutton L Esq., Of Richmond Va as s
The shall have been issued from the Department al
ington. 49,. .< ,,oJ niue, hc
post paid addressed the OF MT Jas
Of Richmond, until further noice. thus n. Siho,
Richmond, Dec Il, lSJQ-cw2m General LdHu AseI"
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TRT,TEEs' SAIL. OF TNACT OF LAND IN
II COUNTY

"
Say virtue of trust deed executed by Richard Fox and wife
the subsc rbrr, purpose Of securing sum OF none;
ncn,oned 10 Thomas Turner &C. ami by Ian a
gn-d 20 H. the payment OF which cum OF money is s,i
r.n assumed hy Henry mcs dated the 81 day oi JAY
and recorded Clerks office Of Hanover county court Oh o
oI August N the month and the undersigned WIN
~. ii IN. said H. VI Turner proceed THURSDAY tie t
iay Of February o'clock ~ sell 4, puoc auction on
IN. the highest bidder for cash. all that Certain tract "a
of land living being dckwes neck ~ the lower eii
Hanover county containing @ IN thc occult
IJ.nry Jme. called anl known springfield ai
b,nled sy The lands G. " Bae John sal and oheIs--h'
boundaries % described III the SAID trust t'd Az
mo es trustee. with special warrants only sphi
III, Weather be such as a sale thu named, te
@ h ninucd from day hour until II Is effect
ed HEKBERi A. ,ihio'"N'" it"'e'
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Grand Schemes for January, 1851.

OO Of sl0 three number prize lowest Two numbers $50
lst ID 3D. lh 5t drawn s3l 9th 9TH, Sth 9th. 10Th drawn SD
iIh 2,h 3h 18th 18th SIS All other number
prizes $40 Tickets 1892 halves 10; quartcrso
$4,000 1900, 100 OF l,0O1
S,nehannu Lottery be drawn Baltimore on We'd
nesiay January % 70 Nos, l2 drawn
,r;,.of $4,000 prize of $1,000
p"no " ID 4e1 100 lUO
4. GoO0 100 COO
Tickets $40: halves 3; quarters 2 20.
Certificate Of package OF Wholes s3Qhares in proportion
n Orders for Tickets in any oil the Maryland Lotteries VIII
IN. nos nronp and addressed
~ +. NORRIS * CO, Managers,
Ian Or TO c. w. PURCELL. Richmond, Va
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Mrs SOUTHGATE's SEMINARY FOR YOUNG

MI LADIES Teopened the first January under the very s
;.n OF three Virginia Ladies' who will fill the de-
Of tho higher English branches, French Spanish Music
Drawing Painting, Wax and Woraed work
MIR Nm j. Rerryman will continue TO teach Lan Greek AMI
Mathematics, at this Seminary
With competent and very eapacous aud
Students Mrs s. hopes that the
expectations her patrons for the Improvement OF their Children
will be realized every efo shall be made 10 that end.
Catalogues furnished all who desire know the
&c Address S.eyensville P. o. King and Queen county
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H"Fu.HS
A. STEVENSON tCommitre.
SAIL communications might be addressed through the Proc
% A;he University Virginia, tposl paid Jan 2l-c2sshFob
- II. Union and National Inegencor of Washington, ir'
.,sy The Areu. Baltimore semi rweeky The Pennsyva
t,rweesly and the Jeferonan Republican,, Will nser
W. 18Th OF February and send their Colonel kemper
ffc.- IL n. h, y.r.Ilvn fN r1in
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


&EALED be until the 10Th day oil March
1851 appointed by the county Court oi Ho
cumberland building Court House In the said cou
w. The building So feet by d. The floor feet from is
ground and The Is 10 be % feet hgn pro
actin. some Is or the building to leave ves1oue
Of 10 square the from which the Courtroom IS 10 DC
entered closed by Al one Gnu
the building Is isto cut OF ortwo Clerks Offices S
be the Clerks Offices are to De Two
which PLATFORM which steps lead from oen
Court The lower floor Of The Court room
suitable number Amphi Theatre iorm WIN
them the auditory and in addition The usual number o. m he
benches Under Of the Clerks "
nm Air Furnace and Fes the whole house The mouse
be built OF brick painted and salsd aud covered WIN, STATE @
walls are to be double inches between the onlci anu
throughout the whole building One thousand dollars a,ho
in hand apple alton made 10 the Legislature
rze The committee 10 borrow credito the county
delray further the building hs COM
or contractors required give sufficient tecui IVA ~
pleon OF the work specified The CONTRACT. COMMITTEE, Adj
For further particulars apply To the undersigned '''
dress Iea,hsvie Northumberland county, .s VI SMITH
R S. CLAYBROOK,
EDWIN NEl.MS,
F. BLACKWELL,
w HARDING
-, ,,,,. ,,;,, and baltimore Sun Hl please copy
DO Inc w washington ot, ~. nE;ce Dec 81 -cwSw'
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WILLIAM r. C.. GREGORf,
ATTORNEY AT Law ,, ,,., Mo
gsAvING concluded extend his held o. and Notoway re-.
sr,s,lyand those Of Petersburg, Il desired su ,; V on
Ser.core paronired him, and all others who ms w Ad
business 10 MS care, sha ~ A Ian 5-lm
dr.ss Mann-bora p. o.. Amelia. va ----------
WANTED TO HIRE. go .,nv
WISH Scryan, Girl about - or h sres or al INV
al my Grace. between -" srInMaS a,DERT
.,f;ce under the Exchange Hotel iho'i
4
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IN THE UNITED STATE
4 EASTERN DISTRICT or VI
In the matter Of bankruptcy OF =,
81 Hanover. in the Eastern Virginia
N. who has been deerecd bankrupt
.nian praying Tor his discharge. y !.
,nblishcd in q newspaper printed u
DAYS AZ least be fore the 3lst dayoi =
! t,e had on said petition Al the onite1
pichmond. and all creditors who nav
persons in interest, may apPe1 AZ WI
cause. il any they have, why the pra
/, not be- granted. A Copy. Te'te'
Io,, OD-d~Qi
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= ,w E,,EEIEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

la Negro Won .s subscriber, The 2sh of December,
NJ m Rebp,a"s named PEGGY, purchased Of Mr. John A
ID Dr. ,s a'ols nh before she left who selling her
y SOLD sre,sa u Da"!dle county Peggy about 45
h.s .o gey bs pir;ieu. keeping her head tied up
on,h. sane 'Enel around her right wrist and has
several sc,,s running under The night arm.p
vrsinv S0n -ee bad She carried away with her
I'll give The yam dess aud rcd check linsey woo!sey
and teIy taken of the county Of King Will
.. and SIS 70 ne Or ten dollars il secured so that get her
= ms 20 tie coiGty King William, and delivered |
Jan c,-cw,w TALEMACUS B. LITTLEPAGR,
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
yIyHE SPRING SESSION OF this Institute will
- 5000 JOHN c. BLACKWELL
Ian li-ctlsMarch Gravel Hill. Buckingham county, Va.
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rEs COURT For TIL z
VIRGINIA. November 2ls,. $50:
Fleming P. Harris. of the count!
a District. the said Fleming r liar
mi by THIS cour.. having filet j 20
- !. ordered that notice thereof be
in the city OF Richmond, seventy
January next. when a hearing will
ed states Court room, III The city OF
- Va proved their debts, and other
,hs said lime and place, and show
,raysr OF the said petitioner should
r. MAYO, Clerk.
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MARBLE YARD.
TOHN T. ROGERS, 9Th Street. Man Richmond, Va Dealer
u in Egytian Italian AMI American Marble Monuments romos
Grave Stones pieces fever description, Wall Plates Fon
&c,
ANY design Carving executed In the neatest manner
Orders country with city reference promptly TO-
Mr. having served his apprenticeship IN one OF he aIg
susnes himself all executed his Shop will give
- -. ,ons S-cY
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NINETY DOLLARS RE w nDs
IL pay Tie above reward for the apprehension and delivery
he securing IN Jail 90 that &c, Them. my mon, REUBEN
sun aud FRANK CARTER who off The 10th Of anu.
ofytvc dollars the apprehension &c. OF either OF them
aeOa; 81 Of feet inches high. dark complex
u Beard wels and dressed III fur cap blue
aAe lie probably lurking about the City OF Richmond
a has hcen hIe Tor years late abou, Fleetwood
- NY hts AMI Queen coun,y where his wife resides.
M : ao'u - years OLD feet high, of brown complexion down
M "In h, vo apparently very detective has scar
sv son, b I eoh black &c lie is also proba
o. Nv, n'sp camon. where he has lived for several years.
sh hn OF Mr. George B. Conways OF whom pur
! o ,'s - HENRY B. LEWIS.
wh,s MapTahsnnock Academy Caroline County, Va.
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Dr. j. c. AYER:-I cured OF the Cough ever
had my your "Chey PICTORIAL and FAIL when have
opport nifty recommending Others Yours respectfully
S. D. EMERSON.
III there value the judgment Of the wise, here
remedy on which the public depend .
H. Prepared by AVER, Lowell Massachusetts and sold
i, Richmond wholesale and RETAIL by PURCELL LADD co
n,usg;e,s AGENTS for he Proprie 22-cw3m
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WILLIAM p. LADD,
,U,IoI ESAII AND RETAIL APoTIIECARY AND DEiUGSl'
No, g o, hecd OF Broad Street, shoekoe I'LL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
UAEALER IN Enssh Mediterranean lnGii ahu an rS s's
, domestic DRUGS and MEDICINES; ALSO phIMi D oLo,
NARSiSfi, DYE-STUFPS, WINDOW GLAss' r.iii - 49, '
sale On the accommodating terms ,,o,t f,,v
EIr from Country Merchants anu ih!si@'a'' ~
MI promptly ate nded to-
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n 4 =
"A enrico held for the trial u
House. The city Of Richmond Wednesday, November GOTH 1885,
the motion Of Eliza Warner widow Of Augustus War
ner deceased distribuee OF the and appra
ing 10 than elapsed .ncs the
Myers the said
ceased il ordered that the creditors Of the deceden show
the first tay Of the next regular tenn held the
said decrdent dsbutoes and that this published
once week Of the published
te civ of Richmond ps,sd the door Of The House OF
lIenrco county first day Of successive the said
County Court A Copy Tests, h. ROBINSON g. q.
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Southeast corner of E. and 10th streets,
opposite Masonic Hall.
JNO. +. MAY, M. D., Medical Examiner,
Now Louisiana Avenue, opposite City Hail.