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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-25
GEORGIA LAND OFFICE CIRCULAR.


I'VE respectfully announce to the owners of land
w in the State OF Georgia, that have opened an
office in this city, for the transaction Of General Land
Business Both of us have been, for several years,
engaged in the business, and familiar with titles
and qualities of land in the various parts of the Stu
Our whole time will be devoted exclusively the b
sness. and we will SELL on commission, any lands tina
may be entrusted to care, purchase indiI
uas, lands that may be wanted by them in different
parts OF the State One OF the partners will be
tinuay travelling in various sections of the State for
the purpose of examining and selling lands.
Much time has been occupied and expense incurred
by US, in tndinant the Lands
in the State by the county records advertisements,
tax books and other sources. All the names OF own
thus far ascertaned have been recorded opposite
the number Of the lands they in the various coun
q booEs our office. The record is st
EdIHcicnt, 0Tfhgn part Is the fdct that many 90
county tax receivers have returned lands owned by-
dvduas, without giving the number of the lots the
districts in which they situated.
We therefore respectfully ask of those persons
whose numbers are not entered the tax books, to
send us, by mail, list Of them. The object ofwhch
request, is to know where to find the owners when an
application is made for us to purchase them. We al
ready have file, the numbers of many lots to be
purchased, the owners of which, yet, unknown.
There many scattered lots in varions parts of
the State, and in the lower counties bodies OF
land, for which there apparent claimants
Some of these are owned by the drawers, their
heirs who have removed into Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sisspp, Texas and other States, sold and own
ed by nonresidents of Georgia.
We offer our services to all persons in this and in
other States, who own Georgia lands, and we will
promptly give them any information they DESIRE rel
alive to their lands and the disturbed or undsturbed
validity of their titles. MORE & EDWARDS.
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ABERIEEA.
HOME MAJ

CARRIAGES 81
n w. CARTER
/ public that he has
COACH AND C.EHs
in all its branches. &.
al Is complete, cousi:sa
OF every quality and sly
may rest assured that o.I re-
be executed in the mos.
the very best material.
be surpassed by cighe :
He has employed tie
country--men who unoers,-a
branches, and he feels n d..
work with fair usage.
He will build Carriazcs. p
as cheap il not a little ,aea
can be purchased either :.
His work is all done uuJ, {
be content with fair prof
Repairing, in alrits bran ae
at reasonable rates.
Columbus, January /, Is
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DLANKS. Executions and Attackmentesp printed ca
ID fine fat-cap paper and the blankneatly ruled, fN
sale e this Office. Pries SLAB pr qnirN.
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Orders thankfully received and promptly executed.
May :, 1852. I5:x
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RATES OF TUITION,
TERMS:

Each student sbound for the tuition from the time he or she
enters the Institution.
TNo deduction is made for absence either IN board or -
to except the OF sickness OF than one weeks
duration, at a time-CH
For fractions of TERMS each week computed as one
tieth both for tuition and board
In the future these terms will be strictly enforced
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EXAMINATIONS.

There will be public Examination the close of each
SION that in the summer occupying four days and that the
winter occupying days We earnestly and respectfully
ye the people, and particularly the patrons of these nstu-
tionS, 70 attend the EXAMINATIONS
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GEORGE R. FUTILE & CO.,
No S. Michael and No u 81. Francis Streets Noble,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
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HEALTH.

Il should be recorded with heartfelt gratitude the "Gyer
every good and perfect that there have occurred but three
deaths among the hundreds Of students who have reorted
these Institutions Of learning And perhaps there is not more
healhu location in the southern country than Charlottesville
REGULARITY.
The opening and closing of the schools and their recesses
each day, all regulated by tne-peces The doctrine
fashionable hours discarded these Institutions and
ly the whole day is devoted the interests Of the schools
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For Sale, Watches Of the most approved marks.o
Rich Dimopd, OPAL Turqnois, Ruby, and otherES q
precious Jewelry. Silver Ware Of the best S., y
quality Also, fine Guns, Revolving Pistols, Military
Goods. Watch materials, Fancy Goods, &c, &c,
Particular attention paid to Watches, Clocks and
Chronometers. Repairing and new made engraving
done in the best manner.
May 7, 1859. IS:x
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APPARATUS.

These Institutions are furnished wiki some valuable Chemi-
cal and Philosophical apparatus also with Globes Maps and
Black boards is designed add the Chemical and Pho-
Bophical Apparatus 3 practicable.
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BOARD

The President will take into his family as boarders some
twenty-five thirty students eight dollars EACH per month
including washing lights &c. Board also be obtained il
good families in the village and its immediate vicinity
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The first session Of 1853 will commence Monday the 18th
day Of February and close Thursday the 7h day OF July
The second session will commence Monday the 25th OF Ju
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15
AUCTION SALES,
SELMA t.Dr s,IL


"a I'll he s" az pubic Ic premises. the III ly
o' November desirable
ul"ni !c nrs NUrl ui -rshuT: rI.il i;:il
hrc H. GA the y 'rn't" iri iiIl Raj Road
VIC I'cs'eakc arI ri" Canal 1t NIaclr
niIh ccu an: n uc wood sufficiently nLcie!
~, 10" iii al the
ihr crai~'! Ian IL. :I!ri ,rrur
80 .rdssiuts, convenient TIC hJu;r aud
thr pim!gh. 800 " " "
HE La II limestone. IN rl. highest cultivation,
~ "hir Ia cLrh cTco.Gcaii all under
Tins
",no 81, nn laIn can hc letter adapted.
ihr bu!,n: 4 dwelling Of
hu'nS :nGit'i "hr a recently put prii,r Older
i>'c'"N EH rir hmI iiIc irr anI 4 wand
rht lia'n q" lr"c it iu!Ci WA,
'a'r stable" i"r He "'k and stable
w Tie saddle icrr'; Ge house cnm t.5r houses
li, hd "':Frci aud ali vt!r buildings
nc WALTZ 'T HE u The house AMI hrhru of
I"i) being crrlvryc! InnI S luz. IN
.nPlts nH cnn'"n'ccl 500. III hG back yard L
ese may be Garlic Il III 10 Terh tlr
ss orchard al chuirc fruit, apples and rIrS planted
"u )cas ago. aL the all hca s growing rarIl,
ahl some al them bearing : -
Tec being crops wheat an IA, ,ru,
IN this eshJorlupd is found OF : bet srce ~
h'cT together with s cnnvenIcncG- atvannJ \ r
rally oi It's the hcIil
a most delightful place U residence.
tciis %il c fourth cast anal The Ilncr IN three eur,I mn
Ihh payments, VIII! dale. by bond viii r
'ohdl :rtHriI} aLd duu' al "m the
NJ the time larc he sold! stock ON he farm
COMPRISING horses, sheep hogs farming
The subscribers viii Lake showing the premises Il, AN,
Gentleman wishing I" purchase. previous I" the day salr
Runf BEVERLEY.
W!l. BEVERLEY
Semi ride Ey, 4
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AMUSEMENTS.

HAwONTH HORIZONS GREAT SOUTHERN
BTRLES0EE OPERA TROUPE;
yVNIE largest Inl.ci Troupe c world CONSULTING
SIEVE VI ZEN talented selected from the best COM
UGiun vii GIT Two VI te: IiInSc: Costr'ts
IL Richmond, commencing
AT METKUP6LITAN HALL.
racCHAMME-PART t. ,,
Grand Introductory Oye.,.i Full. Ranl
Opruia: Chorus :un,,sJ.rd 10 this TGoupel ivGp.GY
Kitty DcLr j. NJ nQn'cf
Love Gisin.ly sU.! by c. w Moore
Aunt ia Bsscrrr Stove, pr GInd
Young Folk at Home, J. kITby.
t;a m unc IE.wy VI Williams
Ny bi k-uIurk! Home j. Al Hunter
Iii Throw w sell Away, u w Moore
QIicS Nov, a.:E-, Company.
PART H.
Guitar S,o( inrd'iahs u Binss UInd) NJ uelnahdez
Highland Fling. as danced upwards oil yNhiems III 800
all the principal cities of the Union MLlc Ielolc
BIriI Solo, anil .nal. }. NJ Huhte
y 49, D.ac-, t. ,sncri uu1Itts of llU nights by
Voc Z. W,r,;rc. NJ: Ylfx cuj NJ. NlIiatas
pNrDle ban: % ifnIxaI M'e sioe and aiss augusta
ba'jI Duet tSho. ing the power Of music eli an
culorei Rom down Souh( ny more liuhi
India Rubb.r E,e IIeTnauit Z.
Mv,Icy Dauce williams,
Hungarian Waguicfs- yuIlesque "
Iuner, Williams, Lelolle and Moore.
PART Ill.
pARKIRs oP THE SOUTH.
lu.ionatripto the Crystal Palace Meoc
NaUc! TIL new arraneemens) Williams
Me.s Hunter ernandz and Moore, as the ARAB DROIt
El> NIL appear through their Gutta percta exercise
TIE whac t" conclude with The HOLIDAY FESTIVAL DAME
b the cUG.gany.
D"rs at commence at half paa O'Clock
w.
nJ- Fron seats reserve, Tor the ladies.
Chanec oi lrustdume ~
Psed The Manager hopes this explanation Will be acceptable
Nov li-2t
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PUBLIC SALE on TIE kAPpi.iaSNUCfi
CnMpnNA =, IMPROVE Me- .r. A..

y N
COMPANY y IMPROVEMENTS, AZ.
II DECREE made by The of
UI RrlmOHd The 4n Iuir lSG' u the iIll of
Public Works The RdppaltnnJck Company al! others.
vii offer sale pubic aucI"n ~ front
the Town Frederick tic 18th
the real ani personal cnneIg 10 tie KaI
Company, vi ani lots and
buildings "h the hIpalIanucs
ahuve ksbug ana whatever personal property there
purchaser c works nrn",imuis oiairiu. his
h.
The rights AMI !,eS Z" the lie IALy
cunrihm q" his purchase, that upon ha rrrlum,
the Assembly. ,rC,irs
the SIr'a passed 18th February Board OF In
liz Works will aid Ie1. scribe
lIck al least riuj 10 lie debt due ,
lrr Ly sale and tie the
named exclusive al char and expense ui the sGc
or the Tlcr o all personal property sold tlcc M
he required either certificates oI drpase he IN
Richmond fredericksburg the credit UiS li rgGihlc
well ENLARGED an' with inherent added payable ~ days
sale. The viii Lr rrnc! ircr
The works Improvements Will make less dn2 nl
in all 10 irI"slIiu OF secured
As The rrsiuG ~ the purchase making the
s2U above, unIhn: viii be- red tom the
the sale, I'LL sixty days ac ut written ol his
purchase cUnln" IL. days aDwr!
whether Uc bcl
Hoard Public WORKS. aiI payments
nrcdu obtain that smhcrIIIun and comp the
all other RESPECTS he will r required pi
liver the Commissioned c"drnccs OF all previously
according said decree and any
months their value when delivered
ceIica:cao OF deposits 70 m credit o sail suit 10 OF The
Banks al Richmond.
More particular Information may h. had, desired.
Ia wh ~I lee l"UnL with Wu X. Gordon
E FrulcIicI hurg, Peter v Daniel IT, Esq Richmond.
lie uElnTsiGI cd. WILLIS T. DDCDCk, CuEmI.
2i--cWw
Richmond Fredericksburg News ani Record
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AUCTION Sai.ES.
VALUABLE MANUFA CiURING SITE; AED u j;
IEk ILlMEK Az KlL.uMNNI
ns Il Emf, PAIN + Z j. Emf.

VALUABLE MASUFACIURlSG SITE AGD W. =
49, TEX POWER AT RICHMOND, VA.
virtue 81 ICED &" rusi executed
"""n Conn any tie .G'' ,ay OF Scr, 1888
rr'i u c Lc&s ce ~ the tOnn IIust;g the riy OF
hcneid On TUESDAY. the 18th day November, twelve
''' isha lttted Ia &c III pubic IlCD
it IL" 1" .'"hi if's water l"wrr trru attached.
""t" 'c me mills the virginia
l? lHl' ' h"nts IJ Ict 10 clrs running
IVA I" l3ih '''i' D" thu Rru'r am
Jhr"S eve rlhslm. Lam! DEF act H..
l. sGnien IHnie what lSiU
known as ih,cn IrS Vi " ouc machinery
OF the mills Covering be
With the lot The lat ar,! water Is to
siu"td aud water IrIUI 81 Gu he ham al
al IIr IuIeity. AMI lie p"Irry tr. an.
any I',G|iim respecting l.! Application InI
the sale.
TaE&s %, chd rnsh. I!ahrc in tiy and IL alIs
ince: ai' ~ Liable T"rS "i fIlO'.d tr;rn els VII hs
lHl'"l I ur ahd lille etaimti tie
paid.
Directly ai'.i viii be S"i! ail the hcs weak I, liz Mi-
aS c"nani"s 1904 20 BhIt rs she vol
tslour months credit negotiable wh aIIluS-
'!'fH'I crest. ad,
i 'i'c 10 al the IiU lciitv-d b.. leI,';,
silI
vested III me- By The deed Aforesaid
Jos. JACKSON, in, Trustee.
. , Sale Conducted by kESI PAINE KENT, Autt,
1o foregoing sale uuavu,'ably pesro:i
Iu"s,a. I'D Wien lcer,aI he
Nav ~ JOS. JACKSON, JK, Trustee
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THE VALUABLE IA n, Ii. a i
TEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AND PERSONAL
ESTATE THEREON FOR SALE Al huClrl%. ~
{, sI1 SALE Ol NEAK 700 NEGN0Es ar AUc-

rg'IE Undersigned acting a. Conmiss0ncrs under dttlee pro"
uourcel on 10Th vi August 1885, by the Circuit Court Ut
Prince Edward County SUI depending ~ said Court III which
us.n D. Chambers plaintiffs, and William Eo,
Administrator of Josiah dec and oilers defendants
will offer public auction cash. the 2t ay ol Dc.
reher 1853 in Il ocl the Town oI FaImVe
ali Slaves U) IN number belonging TO the estate OF Josiah
The continue from day To day unl all are
sod These likely and valuable, and among them ae
many IN Ieh Tobacco Twstefs
! i !; G { SSSSII5';S55sS$Sros. Commissioners.
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Il wish To employ u Young
, It female >chuol, al my house,
thoroughly acquainted with the
qualified lu teach Music an the
Drawing and Painting would be
U qualifications, &c will DC re-
5. NICHOLSON, NJ D.
Stony Mount, Brunswick, Va.
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SALE OF VALUABLE NE.
OVl ~ A..Mnr SrEnS ANn nIIIEI, pHnpERrY

GRO CARPENTERS AND OTHER PROPERTY
Administrator Mathew W. Robertson amdas Administrator
de bous non of Henry NJ RubcIisOm shall, TUESDAY The
L day November next! al the Residence OF the late ~ '" NO.
Cumberland. three miles
rom tue Gainesville, proceed 10 sell To the i2 rs! bidder
public hucti,n, the following property VIZ; an a." c
late NJ w tubrun Decreased, lL
,ar. Negro Woman ami her x CIren hls Stock n AT
Ens Cows Horses Hogs &C. Household and Kitchen Furniture
plantation, Tool. aud Utensils Capcnrt 10 Tools, Corn, Fodder
Oats Tobacco together with our likely AMI valuable NJ
nn CurUcrs bcuug ne his and the Henry NJ IL,
hcrlsrn, deceased ,,, 49,. ~,
Three Carpenters arc considered very sa'naor Ds
valuable 10 owning large estates CT Tor cd"nGis c""s
regularly III the business . ,,. ,,y.r ,I,t ,,,uut
TERNS-aSi "G $40 an3 nI'si; over ' '
aCteui' W 800 SICIlARD 7. WALTON,
p'o'eu 'eeu'"'' Administrator VI. W. KubertsOn
A IL. bunis
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i''- =" lhSitf sIId!l and such
Jos. JACKSON JR Trustee
g., Sale Conducted b! KLSI. PAINE y KENT, Autis
~ POSTPONED The going sale is u,avo,abIy pcro: -
I' w los t jacKso 'sst l s.sf Trustee
by GoDDlS j. ArrEKsoN, AUcrIoNEENs.
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND. NEGROES,
accordance WIN the last VIII aa 'ssisM.n, N Of nSwai c.
late .! lIe"'c" shall, as lis proceed
lie day, commencing ii o'clock,
's!rrEr r,e lIst,;" a;eL lII a5,u!wo miles
below the oi Richmond The place contains about 10 aces a
house ;.s snr as IHers barn. siaS ca"ss "%.r &c. IT,
,s'%% o. ase 'am! ihf,e are upon H .'
line view OF The Guy ENnn nd and The surrounding county
valuable slaves cash and tho Under OF the pelr1ns I'D
Sc'n Ir'tuc horses crops ~: udg about ~ pushes
NO coal l"r TOR all su"s Of ssh AID nne overhaul aSut,
And on the mrX say WEDNESDAY December the I4th il far
no." the ncxt "r day public rrsni.ts
LOT No "a" e Ferry Tract Communicating II O'Clock Tie o'
isl re Old ase rry ,ar w,sl has recently y, been !a,
banks containing by survey li>l s52oJ af;
~lor place unusually supplied wood springs
amt Irr - upon The tract comfortable dwelling very Gently
'sairc' Io:ete with all Irtt"'Iy Lam nH'EiSs sa"oht
hsh"s maelns IA perfect "e &C. The Subdivisions '' Ms
but which from " location" ~o" reu'rs L"t i"ie enens Il
has '"n are qn'y OF pSrms s'oEs 1rd GInks Of se'Nsi
pla,lurrI.
30 : or ou &c Tract wooded and upon which all
Ferry ar,, 3sI !j-lUuo
NJ j. lynn: side at adj imIns the latter has abu'
dance wood land, and good oi''ono low grounds Contains i'J
Igi .IWIImIrS.
y" 4 very r"inilct ana well 'rie ' low lari' uiahu ana
WOODS " 'S''E 'eS' ""' hcH "cd' y Pa'i'S' vi" va
last named tract.
~ oil IJ9 Az 1000 formerly part OF tie Hoo'c
similar uuaiity
one hif rhlrr Ichn di" Hes pe'"'th TIE ii"' VI nsS'
BERNARD AXE aud Ed GIs>iidi
81. RImi"p's iy q" ll acres OF wood Lard ~ NE san'
county miles 'om icInonh the Narna aud C'as
Guy roads . " :, 49, os
Ac the saco the above named lands, VIII be s'l about
very valuable slaves cash. a The utc personal ehlat tnss
about S bbs Cor. yoke Of Oxen, about So cords
W.rJ, IL Fodder, Siuck5 Oats &c
IL Iarsc number Hogs, Cattle for cash.
poets all $50 and nde HAT upon credit
good negotiable paper, added, and satislactJ
riy crmlu >ri.
TERMS FOR The REAL ATE.-Laurel Spring aGd Ri.
nlp VIII be sold the other lands will he ud fol
cash. andrhrc Tor bonds bear
ny Nus' " IL
option the Possession Of the whole landed properly
the 2t December Persons desirus view
the Lands rcicrredto DR. IhoHas f. Cox, at Laurel s
or u the subscriber living the Ferry plot the pj
;,rrty be the Office vi the ducuonctrs.
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PORT ROYAL HoAMpING SCHOOL,

CAROLINE COUNTY, Va.
rgllIE ID this School daily increasing
Its upon plan somewhat different from any Eu
c4!ona ms uon III Virginia The course o. nS!Eacoi 70 ~
Sa;ss s ass sssef s aSs
The situation healthy aud accessible being on iS lap!Aan
Milford depot Of the Richmond and Fredericksburg sa'i Road
'SS be T hs the Ot
The session umIe LIST Monday III ocuoer anu
sod un al Eser raps are admitted during
the lilo annual examination aud exhibition takes place IN
There room present. four i've boalers, and pro
vision will be made by the vi The next sess'Vn Tor
the a''0""0da''o" Of Others rerms,
Board and tuition, payable third iii advance, s4o
w9ho" board ps%sy s sSaf.s sn sso.o g
r and s sss .Tsss
Gort Heyu' caro- :na County. Va. March li-cly
sXITHETELD ACADEMY,
IENE Of hs institution Will DC continued uuns e
year ls5i under the management, Of RICHARD NJ CAREY
To sckp.sc year commences on the rs, Mon lay January
and terminates tie ! day q" December, with vacation OF Six
In ihs School Elementary Branches Mathematics the
Ancient Languages are thoroue for which,
Elementary branches Of English elucalion SO w
q" Higher branches W 0u
I" Aicieh Languages and Mathematics, 40 ~
Payable quarterly pupia responsible for these
The mifci Academy haa boon conducted by Mr. Carey STAGE
and G same %e "G sassf S
and JscipnAan There harsncs severity Ris moLhod
but rigid y pss s Sst
safely say that the general heihu9e's OF snhed 10 unsu
lSmshpu T aud Inc Atlantic Ocean
be procured public or private nSues III
| President Of Trustees oil SmithtclI Academy.
SmihGed. lslc dwight County, va, Uct lS-cwtls Jan
SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
GENTLEMAN prepared teach the different branches Of the
"A English osc,efw Latin aud French and who has had
raj years. wshss 10 procure situation d0r the ensGt
AdIress (posl padJ IA. w. iiafover Court House.
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VALUABLE WESTERN LANDS FOR shLE'
TRACT of seven honsan u! land, on me hrad wteis
~ I 10 miles from PoahtitaS Court
r from ri - mics u White Sulphur springs III 'sicrh.
ru,y and abb distance from CuVIini hrr
I.c rn,op land this tract and II oil
n,rcss TI.ie i. row Il vac road running through It,
f l i, said by Samuel Thompson, uIon whose de'
I,t Maho Katc's Mountain, recently s TO
T..srs G k. & Cajell equal vIi"c with That ruct)
s me other thousand acres lying between Inc
main and south turks Anthony Creek about u miles northeast
Of The White Sulphur and about the same distance from
This valuable land, aid !iEe
,u, n,iiy nj valuable timber, power. r.
Tn .Ir Ia hib tracts mHgcsoed For
,srms amrIy TO GODDIN q APPERSDS, Aucis
Persons desiring further information in aon 70 me iu
and le OF foregoing lands, referred 10 San'l ;
Esq Of Lc2isturs Va. " "
ll--cm
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LIFE INSUtANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT CUMPAHti:: rnoD .o,,.y
OFFICE at the Book Store OF KNOWLES WAL'o"D' '0
" and lllh Streets Richmond Sa uSowr rs Agent
u, ..,.s ,,e receipts oil iSis company
Alter paying all losses anu expenses " s2n25 ST. 20
tile lst!uiy 1893, amoahteul' $50 S2l III
Paid in dividends " he Insured, -
Leaving n.l capital OF <H-
Showing business unprecedented N Life Insurance ,,;
The unua dividends average over ohehitu 'he p~
,hua ma ding the actual cost very low. l. :.
A dollars paid annually secures ho"'ieu' " NJ IL
ne holder 49, - -
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I0CTST COTTAGE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having determined 10 remove 10 Tue ~
Nurok Va the purpose OF opening fehae SenUo' ~
that place The January 1851 Offers ~. ai'
one combining the iac iie" Ioi
are no, 10 surpassed in Ea virginia nes fs h ", s
hc quantities OF the very ACCESSIBLE nTihs "orut
centre OF the with durable coll suSfeI9e "p ra;
emrn The house very cunmudona ana W soou
Win every niece ssary house The wacr IS eAcec YAH
and convenient being good well II le !a"' az"
rmnnino snr,rg within short OF The Eiche Is
near SeyensyiiIc King aud Queen counJ'n
for health aud religious Iri ge' Is & not said e
toe ,h farm will offered to the highest bltdeL Oh c lon y
nccnhrr with NV entire calII llnone WHICH arc
vrTy fine hogs horses farming utensils Sc houseou a"
scht furniture. -. ,
Terms made known The day OF gale -, =. c.,;u
For further particulars. address the a.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-15

A TEACHER WANTED.
~ Lady as an Assistdn; Teacher, II
for The ensuing year. Size ,uusl be |
English and French Lang uages. and
Piano. Que also qualified 10 lcacl.
preferred: ADVERTISEMENTS, az t
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