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at prices which must give entire sasisfaction. All
are requested to call End examine, before
4 SALUNLE FARMS FOH sALK.---I nn
II au .horised 70 sell valuable farm in Pownatan
county, miles from the Court Aeuse, and 3 miles
from James rfvsr aud miles from the Dsnvile RAii-
road containing 6653 acrss; $50 acres 10 cleared 20
sares b very rich creek low grounds The cieArs
lend 10 divided In four fields under good fsnces we'll
watersd and In high Of good Dwelling
House. lee house, Stables, Tobacco house and aaar-
tiers; balance in wood land The barrel and other
timber the land will than pay for he iartn
never falling creek runs through the land.
ALSO tract Of 7t7 scres, miles from Powha-
tan Court House. and miles from james river; 100
acres Of which n cleared land; balance In virgin
growth, well timberod In pine and oak. Buildings
sosd. Adjoining tho house 10 five tob~cco os OF Is
acres EACH worth ~ least el00 per acre Neiahbor.
hood good. The cleared land psrt 10 In hish state
ofcuitivation, - the present crops viii show.
ALSO.--A tract dUo acres. Uiles from PoWhsiAn
Court hsuss. 40 acres Of which II cleared bAlaaoe
In virgin Growth, eons6ng s good pne sAk and hek.
CRY nmess haildinss good, including Stsbles.
ALsu.-A t.set, sss sores 10 Chesterfield eounty,
on. aU11t creek oae nAiie above Martina Depok a
Dausilis Railroad. There ison shis tract 0risf NM
ta good CIDER 70 acres Ast quaity IoN ~ un1e and
20 acres wood land, veil ib4b~sed; tbs haIance 81
me Ane y N high kate Il eplfshitp ard ID cpnaid.
ers9 re best fare IN the nsi1hhothoea4 = 3
AL9le several email fAs1ps Ii the same neiahhov,
noods which win b. soiA i hsraein. Plaza may ~
se ess 9 my mpre aed tsrma unsde very nkeMl ~
-. q Y sessseasaas ALkx MOTT.
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ACCIDENT TO AN ACToR-Friday evening, a
Mr.. T.. Wilkinson, of the Howard Athenalin
Boston, was performing the part of Toby Varnish
in the play of The Flying Dutchman," an imita
ton bear skin in which he was dressed, acciden
tally took fire. He was instantly enveloped il
flames from head to foot, and his face, neck aud
hands were severely burned. @ {.
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Ell an n.w an roxaIar rs-.esna q
ashtfa TT ~ e. ssa hAaD coKE.ths fsrmsr Ss.
and seenomissl saLsttais sos ..sass an sxcsiis.l
81. 1850 sad h..aAs Earnasss Xp,iy ss IT,
soss.y y eossss e toh stree. and sssn SsaE. q
s~s a--.-ts Z :. SsA sue ~, south siAs Canal
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DRowNED.-Ssiem, negro mau Of Col L. G
Arthur of Bedford county, fell from the top eff on,
of the canal locks on James river into the water
distance Of about twenty feet, on the 2lst inss
and was drowned before he could be rescued from
the W ater. ~
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AIRS. X. J. DAKDEN begs leave 10 In
wi form her friends and the public, that her hchool
for young Ladies' on Shockoe HILL MARSHALL street,
between 4th and 5th streets, is now in successful ope
the Rev James M harden, who, we'll herself,
has had much experience in teaching, and will give
eluding Book keeping) and Mathematical depart
ments.
gF- She can accommodate few mere BoARDERs.
Richmond, Sept n. 1856 Sc l8-1m
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LEWIS HYNIAN,
MEDICINES.
se s--2n

I EONARD'S INSTANT RELlEE.-1bii
II CELEBRATED COUGH SYRUP has the ap
provai of the Medical Faculty of Virginia 1t hes be
come family medicine, and its fame is spread in al
parts Of the state as an INSTANT RELIEF and speedy
cure of Coughs. Colds, Astbn1a. Hoarseness, &c.
To be had of Messrs DUVAL i NORTON, L b
THOMAS, w. P LADD. GRUBBS 4 APPERSON
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON, GEO. DOWDEN, 8. M
ZACH RISsON, ANDREW LESLIE, S. P. SEN
PIE, L. B. WOOD, A. BODEKER, DR. JACK
SON, CHAs. MILLSPAUGH, DR. GARLlCK, late
q. g. Hill, J. w. POLLARD and y A. STkECkER
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Messrs. PURCELL
LADD & CO, BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
ADIE l. GRAY, P. JOHNSTON bRO, and O
THOS LEONARD, corner of Clay and Adams sts.
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NARROW ESCAPE Friday afternoon Mr.. Wise
the eronaut, in making ascension from the Fair
Grounds OF the Newburyport (Mass Agricultural
Society, was waited seward aud he therefore ut
tempted to land ON Plum Island but in eonse
quence of bis anchor dragging in tbs sand be was
obliged to jump to save his life. He fell a distance
of twenty feet, holding on to one Of the ropes
which slipped from his grasp, badly decorating hia
hands, and the balloon went up, ana was soon lost
to sight and 10 it's owner.
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- TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.

In To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.
eyH CERN.-Taken up the Western Branch,
IA about the 25th of July, colored man. who
- calls himself DAVY TINES, about 26 years
.~k> years of age, five feet six inches high, of a
Isle Of Wight county, but having no papers he is be.
levsd to a runaway He has pass, dated the Sd Of
January, and signed John Chapman, which is sup
posed to have been written by himself. Any infor-
nation concerning him may be had on application to
the subscriber keeper of the Jail of Norfolk couaty.
MARSHALL HUTCHINSON.
az 21-Gw Tailor NorfoIk countv
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w LINZ ~ HANY !. SsH .-.,.1. =.
vhieh gst.s,. SsuoAs. sTArIONERY. ~ 81
= Ws Will ssll u the Iowsst rricsa sha %.
HAROLD MURRAY
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-. rrsssssnsxgo VIRGINIA AND TEN
S SSbSS GsissszESssY NESsEE RAILROAD.-NO-


N 1TCE TO PASSENGERS -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-On and after the lst
of October the Road will be completed to the Ten.
line, and the Passenger Train will run as fol-
lows: -l5 Us
Leave Lyrchburg at 6 As A. NJ. and reach Bristo
at6P III. I
SIS PM E. II. GILL,
Sc 22-3m Gen. Sup't.
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COMPREHENSIVE. 90.

CC-PARrNER6HI 20.
TO-PAKTNEkSHlP have this dny
~ associated with NJ In business G. M. PLEAS
ANTS The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR l. co.
July /, I856-jy3 VAN-LEW TAYLOR
4 NW-PARTN fK sHlP--Then ndcrs,x ned
" have formed Co-partnership under the firm
and style of JOHNSON HARDWOOD for the pur-
pose Ct conducting Wholesale and Retail Dry Good
business. 90
They have taken the Store now undergoing q
thorough repair, No. II Main street, under Mr..
Whitehursts Daguerrean Gallery, where they v i'll
in few days, open large and choice stock OF sts.
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, selected with great care
from the Northern markets. and adapted to the hest
class trade which they invite the attention Of their
former patrons and the public generally.
ft atHa SILAS l. JOHNSON,
seIt VIM. r. HARu GOD.
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MIR. LEFEBvRE' SCHOOL, Richmond,
IVl VA-Ths next session of this lnstitution will
open the LIST day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly, 1857. ,"
TERMs.-Board $500; Washing S2o English TUT
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $50; Drawing $40;
Drawing from nature $40 Painting, water colors 40,
in oil $50 Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $50.
RErERENsEs---Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
D., Rev. T. v. Moore, D. D., Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
FAcULTY--Hubert p. Lefebvre. A. M, Principal;
Rev. H. 8. Keppler, Rev. w. <. Webb,A.M; j. p Lit
A. Calys, c. w. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mr. Taylor,
Madame Estvan, Mile Lacy, Miss =. Bartlett, Mile
Villemet, French Governess, ETC., etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy T. 4m HUBERT r. LEFEBVRE.
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HDUCA11oM.

rTsHE PRINCIPALLY efthe SOUTHERN
j FEMALE INSTITUTE wpald inform tbs pubs
he that tbsy hsve secured the services Of na4emct
s-s Claws Parisian lady Of but three yssx4 rssi-
depce 10 this country, who will. with Mhdsmoieelle
vAssss have charge Of the French Classes In thsir
School. -,
Powell one OF the Principals, twho bss charge Of the
boarding department Of the Institnte.l and she viii
% required e .ps.l srs.ss h.b,ts:,l Nth re
Ia saying that the advantages thu offered for scquir
ips thorough Knowledge Of the French language,
and for lesruios 70 spssa i srs isierios g
orally supposed, that French lady IL iess able 70
speai her own languass Ia South sm than In North
arm city, less apt TO DO 20 in ono school than IN
Tia Principals desire ais, to cal aitention 10 the
Preparatory Department Of their u atitute Pupils
over years win be admitted, and espsei. aItsn
. r. PEND LETON,s kNtaLisH.
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL scHooI., 4th
street, between Main and Franklin.-Ths next ses.
sion will commence 18th September and close 18th OF
TEsMs.-Fneli.h branch $40; Higher English and
Languages $50 and $50, according to Advancement
soc 1-2w afe 5-.ss5 -ts-s -
vi 'YY0u NNa LADIES viii commence again on the
rst of October next For particulars inqare at the
School Rooms corner of Fifth and -fnnkn fTse.s'
formerly Rev. III D Hoge's. seS-dlm
ENGLIsn CLASSICAL AND MATHE-
II NAUTICAL ScHoo. FoR YoUNe LADfEs.-The
subscriber will open School for young Ladies' ct y
Csuthorns resideace Brood st. the frst MONDAY IN
Octsber In this school, which will be continued nne
month"; will be taught besides the ordinary branches
of an English Education Latin. Greek MatheInatcs
French and Music The subscriber has nsd many ye
in aud she attefs heself that she
can furnish satisfactory eviaences Of her quaiinoa
| lions and success She will be aided BY competent
a,sistsuts. Terms for ENGLISH branches $40; fol
| Latin. Greek French, Mathematics and Music Sot
| to $50, payable seu1i-sunuslly in advance
- M. ADELlNE CAUfHORN, PrfnciPai.
Ii
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LNALL fS56.--.We are now In receipt Of
IL our new stosk of Fall Goods. 1t comprises the
most attractive aud commanding supply of 81
Dress and Cloak TriIamings
We have yet offered, also great variety of new
and ole CAN'T styles of
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment of Knit ng YsIns, Cotton and Worsted,
which we sell with small advance factory prices
Also $50
Children's Wooden Hose, Sacks, Gsiten
Laaiss Opsra Hoods Scarfs, etc
Ia presenting claims this season to the patron
age of friends and the public, the
thst with Increased facilities we have made such i'm
provsments in our stock that it 10 second to none
North South, in completeness and variety, and
that in all cases prices shall be AT LEAST Low
as the same goods are sold else where.
HlRSCH H. BOTTCHER,
Sc S4-2m< 209 Broad 1t
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u lUHHlOND GHOUNb PLX9TER--.
Alerssh Nichmond ground Plaster u suDstidY 0uai.
ny. fss sale In lots % sait purehaesra " 81
- ~ AcGkuDEa's Sons
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ss1s lin" z..-..-.
nLOF A. ERICSSON, "a graduate OF the
~ University Of Upsal and nearly three years
resident in this country offers his services to the cit
zsps OF Richmond, as teacher Of the Latin, Greek
German and French Languages. be VIII instruct
classes in Schools. OF give privats lessons. Terms
moderate. He can bs found at his roems' corner
Refer to L. ID. Harold. p. H. Montague, Rev Mr
# desired. Mr. E will form private classes in
Latin or Greek -se S-Im
DICHMOND FEBIALE INSTlTCTE.-
IL The exercises Of the Institute Will % On
the first MONDAY in October -
TERMS PER SESSION: s8 -
Board. $<Uo ~
Tuition In Collegiate Department. DO 90
Tuition in Preparatory Department. ...."..s " W
Ancient or Modern Languages, EACH. ~ ~
Music on Piano. 49,. r 70 Sv tS
last session, (268) has encouraged the trustees 70
provide still increased facilities and the Arrangements
tor instruction viii be the same elevated ana iee
tons No pains will be spared to secure the highest
sdvantagss the young ladies who may honor ~ BY
their attendance. .
FOR catalogues, or further informstisn, address
10 9s-dsm Richmond. Va.
MTI.s, TAZKWki.L'~ sCHUOl.. Grace
lVl srsEET, BsrwEEN 7TH AND 8rH.-Tbe sixth
session of this school will commence on the flrst day
of October. aud close the first day ofJuiy.
Miss Tazeweli will be assisted by gentleman
whose attainments and experience render him con-
adorable acquisition to the School Amy other de-
sired info nation will be communicated through cir
culsrs, which esn be ob.ained on application.
Terms payable mi-annually in advance:
For S2O9 w
Higher English Branches. Az oO
Primary 90 90 ,..... ssch 20 20 90 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees.
SO 27-lm~
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-Oa the LIST instant.
IRE broke out in dwelling house in Milford, Mass
owned by MIR Otis Parkhurst and occupied bv two
families. The house was entirely destroyed. and
lady, 26 years of age, daughter Of MI Psrkhu
perisned IN the flames. The families were absent
at the time, and the fire in barrel of shaw.
ings in the basement by little boy four wears old
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2OO0OOO ,.ss s....: :, ma s s,. .ss .ss
ssantly on hand. Ciesn Of any description made TO
srder u short notice. Liberal Discount allowed
Wholsssls aeaisrs and country merchants eusht q
examine my stock aud prices before pnrchasns else-
whera H C. q. T1MMERhAN,
fmPostar Aad msasfAetursr Of CidAr2
s--Ifh tsss 8tss5S No TT DrnA1 stSeet.
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by Telesraph.

New Yoak, Oct 6-Fioar advanced. Ohio &c d
as IS; Southern $717 40. Whsst declined. White
SL58; Red Sll5 Corn--Corn dscIin ID. Mixed 60.
Stocks higher. sr
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-Flour. Whest and Corn nm
changed. t@a
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HhAa~hCn NJ AA1Aa rtgAk - ss..ssss
- 6TUDENTn -Dog sAlA q the Msae.sss
priceA ~ MEAUU HAkEks Che9s
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M KS. ~ MISS ADA Is. M ~ - IL =
LADIES. AT THEIR RESIDENCE ON GRACE STREET
between 4th and 9Th, Richmond, Va.-The second
session Of this institution will commence on the LIST
day of October next for one continued session, to
LIST July, 1857
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite, with the fruit of their
own experience the light and counsel of others emil
nent in the proe aston, and they intend it to afford the
means, not only Of thorough course Of substantial
instruction but also of sl the accomplishments
cesssry to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant in the selection Of her fellow aborers
nor in their other provisions, have tha subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies all times aud deep interest taken in
their Advancement. F,s '
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental, will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar, all furnished in the family.
Terms Board, 5000 English tuition, $40; Pnms-
~ department $50; Modern La lsnf%gsss' each $40;
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
. REFERENCES: Right Rev. Bishop Johns Rev Jno.
Esq., Fieetwood Academy, Va; G. = Gibson, M. D.
]. Bolton M D., A Peticolas, N. D., g. A. Wilson,
M. D, DR.. X: 9. Cabell, and Col. g. H. Parker, Rich
s. g.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esgs State SER; Fl. o; N; Smith Esa, Lunsnburs
MRS JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS A. B. MINOR.
NOCTHEitN FEMALE INsTITUTh,..
- The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute viii commence the first Monday In October
next. +
The Boarding Department Il under the charge Of
D. Lee POWELL Esq. i
TERMS:
Board, for 9 months observation-disclosures. ss2oo
French Italian, German. Spanish,
dtiH LIS
Drawing from $50 to $50.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department an
Washing and Lights extra.
R b LEE ! rH T"saIsou Principals.
Address. Richmond, Va. " 2l-ts
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HDUCATIoN.
TSNGLIsII, Ql.AsyIs,AL And HIATHk.
II MATiCAL SCHOOL PoR BOYS
's',s ' E & s s;r rriaeip.i. a''"a4
JOSEPH MlcHARD. Assistants
Tn. fourth session Of this School Will commence
The course Of studies viii smbrsoe the Common
English Branches, Msthsmstics. Latin, Greek and
the Modern Languages.
TGaMs Payable semi-snnaaliy In advance:
senior Cassics and Mathsmatics. 80 90
Common Enelsh Brane hss -. .............. 20 on
Primary lnstructfon.. So w
Modern Languages esch.................... 20 90
y ICllniOND ULAs.ICAL AND HATH
1lEMATlCAL ACADEMY.-Ths exercises Of this
School will be resumed on the LIT October next
The services of Mons. BucHL Ea, ~ Instructor of
Modern Languages, have been secured.
TERMS:
Payable Semi Annually in Advanced
For tuition In Latin. Mathematics aud Eng lsh Joy
20 Greek. extra. ................ ~ ~
Do either of the Modern Languages.... ~
For his qualifications a. an instructor the frnclpai
refers to the following Gentlemen among bis patrons
A. Myers Jno. M. Patton, A. 4. Holiday. Geo. W.
0retter, Fontains s. r. Price, p. r. Grsttan, Revs
: 0'N''' anu W. B. STUART, Principal
"Mr Stuart 10 graduate of the Virginia Military
Instirue and for three Yeas discharged with great
satisfaction ths duty of Assistant Professor of Ma
,hematics In IL. do, with great confidence, say to
the patrons of his Academy, that they will find In
"FRANcIs 81. Smith,
superintendent of Va. Military Institute"
oc st
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= city, win find at CLARKsON L ANDERSON'ss
No 100 Main street, large and we assorted stock Of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, &c,
at prices which must give entire satisactiou. All
are requested to call End examine, before purshasas
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M X. ID. TUKNER,S SELECT CLAAnI.
1CAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, MAIN ST..
BETWEEN SAD AND 4TH.--The 18th Academic
Year Of this School will commence on MONDAY.
the 18th OF September, and close the 18th July
Glasses will be formed to meet the WAITS OF pupils
~ state OF their study OF the Ancient and Mod
prenenes. an 9---dl00
S.sQUlkE,S SELECT Ola slCAL
IL AND ENGLISH &C HOOL, corner Of lain and
lst streets. Richmond The 10th sesuion win corr
mence on the 18th Of September, 1855
rsoT. JOSEPH MlchARD, Teacher in ksdsn
JOHN A. cALYo. Teacher in Drawing.
an i5---ta 1"-@s'ss7sss -
SCHOOL tOk ttYS.-.1IRe. BKNNETT
- vii open school fer little boys the lint Monday
q OcfaAsr on 9th IT., between Broad and Marshall
sne WIN Eive tnstruction In the Latin language, II
oesrsd And prepare her pupils TO entsr thu large
Terms will be made known on application 10 hor.
q the residence Of Mr.. james II. dsrdner, on Broad
s.reet. ~ 20 -lm :
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nAUG STORE FOR sALE...The stock
- and fixtures of q Drug Store, we'll located and
doing good business, are offered for sale Address
,.DRUGGIST,
se o--n Richmond y 20.
NvTlCk TO HOCSEKkkfkks.- " .
have just received large and complete assort-
msnt OF CARPETlNG AND RUGS, which We will
sell very low. 80 Is
Sc 30-lot LARUS 4 SHINE
A RNlCA AND STRENG IL.
"A ENlNG fLASTEKS, for rheumatism. iumba-
go, neuralgia palms, &c nc; Posrd's, Tobias xens-
tan, Mustang, Arabian and Hunts Liniments; Turf
Oil and all the pspulsr remedies for sprsius bruises
burns he for sale at
&c 2--lw r. 1856 N. w cor. Main and 10th SITS
NOEICE...Just received, u lot of very
superior DRAFT HAMES. d dsrent from anJ
that have ever been in this markets for durability and
ease caEnot be surpassed. ss -
CHARLES ]. BALDWIN,
Saddle and Harness Estsblishment
Franklin street, between 18th and 10th Sta
sci i'm
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- FOh hENT..A Dwelling House at
sB the corner of Cary and Foushee strssts. Five
- rooms with fire places in them, besides tho k:tsh.
en- and euthouses for servants. small ssrden The
house 10 nvenieDtly arranged and in good order-
now occupied by the owner who intends to 10 to Il
country. The premises may be seen by any person
desiring to rent Possession given immsdiatsly. For
terms apply to fH0S. J. EVANS.
sc 4-ts
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- FOR kkNT.--The house, third door
HA from the of 9th and Franklin streets, re-
1A Gently occupied by VIVA. n. Grant, Esq. 1t con-
tains 10 fine rooms, Kitchen with rooms, city
ter and gas the premises in perfect order and pos
session given Immediately. Apply to VIM. n. Grant,
Esq. or to the underngned.
au T---ts l.. r. RAGLAND co.
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A GkICULTUhAL FAik...Persenu pro.
"A posing to erect any building. upon the Fair
Grounds to articles for respect
fully eqaestei do 20 before the 1st of Ocsobsr
and to cali upon the undersigned for positions.
Those who have them already built, reqs ssted
to have them put in repair by that time.
CHARLES DIMNOCK,
an 22--.ts Chief Marshall
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NALUABLE LAND FUh SAL E.- Having
determined to move to Western Virginia, 1
DESTROYS Of selling my farm in Chesterfield, lying
on beth sides of the Manchester turnpike. about Il
miles above Manchester. There 10 about 256 acres
about sne-halfin woods of the original growth hesv
lily timbered. The Improvements are very good, and
all of the necessary out-buildings. deem il unne.
cessary give any further pton of the proper
ty, will purchase the property without
viewingit. Apply to Goddin L Apperson, Richmond,
the premises to
8-Im& r. ]. DICKINSON.