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SPECIAL SALE OF EOsiERY, WHITE CCEr
LINEN CAMBRIA ~HANnkERCHIIFS. l..
VRNHCRshhi. Janusrl 81. $50. 1T 10 U'rlr,.
Il WiLMEE JIEGS & MOUNT
will sci! ri their sale. +. 1ns, 81 Beaver ,trr-. o.. .
Of q months. 10000 dom
GERMAN GOTTON HOSIERY
CnnsistiI: Of Ladies White Lrowu, s!s,e N.,,p 60
and Ingram S'ockings
M'o,es' md ChIldFen's White, Brown, sis:e. atx, : g.. s..
and Ingram Stockings
Mems and Boyo' Erown, B!escted, Mixed and F,.cy .,
Hoe, &c. &c.
Also, un invoice 0: Er2!.sb Hosiery. coupI:..us : -, r.
general assortment
Ai'o' $50 dclen Aerlno shir:s ard Drawers, su.,-... Z.
the California trade.
Also. l0CnO i!ecr. FIT GOCDs
Consisting OF DctteG, Figured and P!A!r Suis. ..us'-.
o,k.Uld g.
Tape Ch"cx. Satin STRIPE. Plaid. Cheek sut Co:c :. .
F!hin CEr.b:;c Hud Lncouet ~.
D:mity ROh'-, SE:rriHg. &c Gc.
Arso, .U.CtN Il. zen Linen Gtr.hr!c :'Ef-.
Consisting OF L.nd!g.' aad Misses Eem.,cr.d ~ -, q.
l'sirr". GeL:!rmrm's u. - and - Plain s.c .....-
BORDERS
The "h"yc will comprise a IL! lie fCsn " 4.
srnde-. rhd worthy IN. attention Il pLrc.L.eEs.
New FORK, Jhn. IS-Sr
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Jan l5-ctds X. w. FLOUREOi.
RAPPAHANNOCK LAM WNH ale.

II OFFER for sale my Plantation in -a.r"' ".9i"
(Mulberry Island) about : miles above -, ." "
aud = miles below Smiths wharf. II landing OF ,r'ET ~
that ply between Baltimore ana F%rci'r!. "s5"rs. i nd
Joins III n suds o. Dr.. Wexford 'ir. tioOdw. n RIA Others; and
contains. by recent eurrey. !iG 81 ut. a.. y! ;!'se rbon'
80 ARE arublc divided into 'hrce :.lds:) the rest well tin
bcred except h portion. which i, haf'! marsh. and niiorh
excellent grazing. The roll j. AZ well adapted 10 tn
growth Of wheat and corn Us lands in this ~neisEbor
hood which could lut be bought ioT 80 per acre. /
Is well watered; the road from the i,r.st to The river
drsccnds Il gentle slope Ovcrrccr5 house anI itrr
houses in good rrpuir. and six nrw criitis for -!aS"--
very cominodious and Of The best mn'rrin.-rcc'n'' 4
structed. The amount o: woodland in tihs tract, ~" ~
lue OF timber which hhs been steadily nlvhur' . ron
year Ia year. and its convenience TOR drivri, .nElic 'h'
attention OF men OF enterprise. Persons wish II: 10 view
the premise. are referred 10 Mr.. Robert LiseOn. wno nnI
ctnrce of the estate. Terms accommodating. Address
ARTHUR II. II. BERNARD,
On, ln-r.f Frederick. mr,. Va.
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jan std. f fa6Mas 6 {: Gn:FE. j;Trus'e-'.
YALrlHLEREAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC ATCTIUN
\ pursuance vi a trust decd. made TO Mann Page ard
John Field. deceased. by John W. Fox, aud o: record
in The Clerks Office 0: Gloucester county. GEt 10y Virtue D!
a decree oil TIC C;rcu:, Couri o: Gloucester cOun'y. pro.
nornccd NJ the Or,Gbcr term, 1855. In the case"t Inbb ".
Fox. whereby | Was substituted trustee III the place 81
saii Page and Field, deceased. | shni, on tr" met NON.
DAY in February next, tina: ueins Gloucester Court G-y,
at Gloucester Court House, oiier Tor sale ut public auction.
to the highcst bidder, that portion of a tract 81 lend called
Gr,nnngc, lying upon York River, III Gloucester county,
which Was conveyed by the terms of said deeds of ,rusi,
viz: the three hundred acres included IN = tract to be laid
OF next the land lately owned by John Cs,lstt, deceased
By n straight limo running from YORK. river 70 the mali
road.
There are many advantages possessed by this body o
land. which hre not 10 be met with elsewhere, Viz: isciii
ties TOR planting oysters, cutting wood, &c. but G"scr.p
chase withou; making himself acquainted with them
Terms made known on day of sale.
Only such title conveyed "a il. held by me as trustee.
Dec ni-cIm WIN. x TAIIAFERRO Tru.fea
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WILLIAM ~PERClVAL,

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WILLIAM PERClVAL.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND, ARCHITECT,
EU opened an office in Godd;n's Hail., on llth
ncet, respectfully offers his -rrvrea to the pnblic.
lie names in chief the business attended ~:
Designs and Estimates for rablic, Private, and Farm
Buildings, with Supcrintcndcncc
Su:vCv- for Rail Ronds nni Plank Roads, with Plnns ana
Estimates
Surveys and Plans for TOWN and FARM DRAINAGE.
Miuin. Surveys and WNr"r Mil sites.
With Mechanical and General Drafting.
DIFFERENCES:
The President and Directors Of tho Christsansyille and
Kcysvil = Plank Road.
Tine President and Trustees Of Manchester.
Can't. 4. TalcGt,, late Chief Engineer and Super!ntrn'
dent OF the Richmond and Danvi!lc Rail Road.
William Alien. Esq of Clareinont, Snrry county.
Mrs.rs. UnxAll Is Brother.
NOTE-W. PERcivAL with - assisted by
OSWALD HEINRICH,
CIvIL AND MiSISG ESDISEER,
Graduate of the Royal Mining College at %Frieberg, saXo'
nv; Surveyor. Examiner and Reporter on Mines, Minerals,
Annlysrs Of ORES aud Soils.
EXPERIENCES:
Professor f.. Emnous, GeoIogis, OF the State Of North
Carolina.
William McClanc. Superintendent OF Governors Creek
Coal and Transportation Company, North Carolina.
Sept 9T-tf
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VALUABLE LAND IL CHESTERFIELD,


ID Y virtue Of a deere" Of tn" Circuit Court OF Chrs'r;
lid field, pronounced at the last term. viii oftrr Tor sale
on TUESDAY. the 5,h day OF tcbruary le"G, II lar, other
wise the next day, u; tire Int residence OF b. Bro"S-
dec ea.rd or on some part OF the lend near by. all oil the
renl estate nf said Brooks. except the homestead. "hir!
has been assigned 10 N4. Brooks as her dover consisting
of the following parceht
The Log Castle Trnr,. lying on Swift Creek and Tomn'
hawk, continuing 543 acres, including the additions mad
m il, from VIM. G. Elan and others. A large proportion"
mi. tract. probably on-.rhird or more, consists OF low
yrnund. of very 3ne quality, and well drained. a pat %!
the swsinp. and also OF the upinnd, is Stillin origlrnl woods,
md there, il a good deal OF pine, Of secondary growth -
There IN no dwelling house m this tract. hut a largo barn
and other farm bindings. IL will be sold entire, or di"i'
ded. as NAV be deemed bes, on the day.
The tract. formerly Ellett's. containing rs acres, on th'
| Hundred roRd, by 1Uinnhawk Church, adjoining or near!
adjoining the above. with Il public road from one 10 'h'
| other. On his 10 3 small dwelling sd other houses WIZ
nm orchard and we'll OF good y alter. atordins a convenient
,i,e for II residence. These two trscts together would
make q valuable plsEttrion.
The neighborhood Ii herl:hy and good: the distance u
Is or l6 miles West from Richmond, II from the tn'r'
House, aud about 4fro,n tie Midlothian station, on the Ricn'
mond and Dnnville Rail ltoad
One of Mr. Brook sons will show the premises 20 any
one wishing TO buy.
liberal credit for the greater part OF TIE
purchase money, occurred by bonds with 'ecurl'y 10 ;
lien on the band. X. w. FLOCLHoir SoH"'
Jan ls-ctis
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d'baEb .hCtNI, d~C[fICEFIF
SPECIAL PLRENtlOkf SALE OF LINN c.
AND PRINTED "
XSTlLMER0!NGS & MOUNT will ,"il On NTr%. .
Wv DAY. Jan %. 1870. h; 10 O click, u; Ill! -.
Rooms. No. 81. Beaver STREET,
500 PACKAGES IRISH AND sCoTcHl!HEN CCe"s
OF 10" importation OF Nessrs. John GiAoa & g Sold.
Ing in part OF
Cases stir;lug Linens, in whole ard i"rn: r!s,rr 4, .
qualities md s'yi' :, including lie ri ct ~ -. .
Cases Brown Hollands. BiHy l.:neLt. b.Ou.c G.G p y
Liners
--. Gases Ble-chcd rni Frown Drills, Whio u.>. .
New si,ls t"ncy rr!Aucr In cr"s, rrl:,y. i....
Coatee Checks. Farmers Dnli., WEre l.!!s ...s
Union Drills, &c.
- Cases birGseye Diapers. BleicheL DirT.!s -
masks. bleached liable Clorbs. Ds;rB.k h,,ti.i
Eea, lritn shee,tngs. Long Lawn. Litll. l. .,...
chiefs, &c.
- Gaze. B.rn,ley Sheer!r.., p-rs.ks sud rrt...
- Cs,er Scotch Linen Goods ,i1:-ErowIt!I .r-.
ed Diapers, Brown Table Clc,hs. F!rncsrL 40
Towels, Towriing, Red fud u!uvci., CetItc -.
Covers. &c, &c
Also, $40 Ca Is ENGLIsH rRlSTEp Y,
Comprising The cu'i,e importation q ar. W. ". Nrt...
rs, date Waterbury ~ WalA,.)
These good are o! new arI eIo.En; VrIs sc =.
patterns, and having been !rcr.rtG -: rC-U t... .
have never Geen offered - III" ,raiker. 7n,y c,;
snull aud large figures hni sirp~- Il MshG.r 90. CIV
Col"rs. Fer superiority OF printing ard ru:sL H. o.. 49,.
surpassed cy any gooGs In Tia n!L!ktt
Tie attention -! the I!rrs l., "a re, isriv r II. o.
above suie, b. every lot - TIE Catalogue. w..i ur 80
out reserve.
The snle will ne nrrarrc, = i sooG. s.c-cs -. ..5u.
notion on Tuesday, "!I int
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IA f. have been engaged tor .Omc->A
w time past III getting up the \N-NEws.re
patterns Tor Il new Plough, especial.
" designed for turning under thu s@&6
heaviest growthof vegetable matter, md "" have now thu
pleasure OF informing our frirnd-, tlrt we think We h"vr
fully accomplished that end.
We would call the attention Of tho Farmers to this
Plough, as we'll ms To our lar.t stock of Ploughs OF every
size, CuliivaiOrs, Corn Wrrdcrs, New Groand Junpiu-
Cnai"r>. Lnrgc three Horse Cuifiyatnrs. fur putting liz
Whcnt, llarrows, Sc, SC. All OF which nrr made in our
own shops, by good w%urkmcn, ind warranted 20 give sntis
faction. GEO. WATT & Co, Franklin street,
Square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va
Oct l-cAnly
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/ vALCABLE TRACT OF LAND IL GLOl

CESTER COuNTY, -.
IN pursuance Of the provisions al = r.. .irrF.rr- %
n Thoi nton, decd, lat. o! GlUuc,s coupe. -"., p
Der, as hs administrator with the viii -. -
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF February, i-j;. 'rr-
Court House, that valuRhl' .IHct OF land, lyin- iI..tr..
ter county, known Us Inc ROARING SPRISG TRACT. This
lund issituulcd near GiJucr-'rr CoGIf iiuusc-the DIV ell.
ing.hOuse bein: IN sight vi "a. C"uE; fou.r, aud lie neigh.
borhOod is HI desirable rs any III Eastern Virginia.
The trGc; contuins nearly lIVO.acrrs; the cXac, qunnt.'y
is no, new known. but il will DC surveyed before the Gny
Of sale and Il pls; of the survey exhibit, 1 at tie sale -
tinbrred, and affords abundance Of tie hist 'imber &c"
rnils md other purposes, and trcw ood 1t - "c.! tcrC /
III every part, and hbOunIs il innrl. which ~ very acrrs-i-
BILE. The situation is II healthy one; the soil is ot Il very
fine quality. II hhs never been improved by :. o.. -
mari. line or other manure TO any extent; the h.. +
many years past, having been only life :rn':t-. ba, IL pur.
ton of the land i. ncw very productive rud all o: il, j. srs.
c.ptible Gt Il high degree Of Improvement, cnlcuronus ma.
nurr producing n very great Improvement in the soil.
The improvements consist OF n very comfortable nni
cOmmodiOus Dwelling House, aid niI the usual out.bu.lG.
ings The uu'. buildings IRE somewhat out Of repair. bur II
small expenditure would put Them in good order. Tht'"
are several irn.mrnts upon the tract which Md mate riH!lv
il, ns the land l. susc' ptihlr of n very convenient division
TERMS.-TEr terme will be Il credit Of one, twO pIi
three ycars, in equal payments. with inteles: from the dhy
Of sul'; bonds, payable according 20 Tie terms OF FGlc. will
be required vi the purchaser, with security. and the tii!r
will BE- retained until the purchase money -halI have been
morry NJ shall b" necessary &c d:tray the expenses VI Gale
will be rcquiredin cash.
Persons who may be- DESTROYS Of purchasing land tire re-.
questcd to view This, rs It is believed to Offer rs great in.
duccmrn;s NJ aEy land that hH, been in market Tor n Ion.
time. Th" title il GniOubtcd.
The subscriber. living nj Gloucester Court House, will
take pleasure in showing TIE premises.
Dec nJ-criS John c FIELD Admir-
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE,

n virtue OF three several DEGREES OF Chesterfield Cir
Il cUil Court dt tire las: term. We snail otter for sale Il,
Chesterfield COUr, House. on NJ NnAY, the llfh February
neat, County Court duyJ the srcs'"r part Of the rrnl ee.
tate OF which Benjamin Graves died seized, 10 wit:
The Dover Truct. containing 80 acres, lying on tie
south side OF swift Greek, one mile from the Court House.
On this tract are the buildings. late the residence Of Capt.
they are on a scale TO afford accommodation for II large
family. The quality of the land il good. There 10 good
proportion OF wood land, and sonic low grounds on the
creek which constitutes the boundary for q considerable
distance. The Glover Hill Rail ROad passes hlong the
Southern border, ~atording II ready market for wood and
timber, hnd the distance 10 the watering station at Proc.
tors Creek, on the Richmond and Petersburg Rail Rosi
is four miles by n good roHd. The situation is hcnlfEy. the
neiGhburhood good, md the convenience tn the court
housc, churches. schools, physicians, mills, Dlncksmi,h's
and whrelwright shops, and 10 the kichmUnd aud Peter.
burg markets. each about - miles distant. both by railway
aud county ronds, and 10 Port WhlthaIl by railrond also.
presents advantages not often to be met with.
This tract will probably he sold in one body, though il
mny readily be- divided, II it br tonud TO suit the views OF
BUYERS.
The otErr real estate containing sbou, 900 scrrs, in
the same neighborhOOd, lnuch Of IL HdjUinin. the Dover
Tract, will he offered nj the same time in several parcels
There Rrr no buildings ito speak oi; but All abundance OF
wood lind, from which hut little timber has yet been
taken: and lying Immediately on the rail roud. III salua.
bic on that account. The creek affords cOnsidcI able water
power, and there is III abundance OF stone Of good quality.
TERMS-Crrdit of 6, IL, IL and "a months, equal iIr.Hl.
ments, secured by bonds with good security and BY u re.
tuinrr of title. Cash required 10 the amount OF expenses
only.
Persona wishing to examine the premises arc invited 20
do so, and can obtain the nccersrry directions NJ the Court
House. SAMUEL HANCOCK.
JEFFERSON AHCOCK }Con'rs.
IL III Fl NT
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COh.NlSSltNft - - Sr i.>NL ~ 4. -. r
ILrI.. .IhLY

-, ~ ,..%L ~ =.
IErr!.iD Comfy.
;; pursuance Q: = Isrr,I ~ 81. rrI. CON- e..
d prouoLlcrd Ia ;hC case - It!..: o. So, .-.
New uiaE Newly, ud!a'r, I'll: AZ ., .ai g.. g.
suruou, on The YrcE !.'S, O. i'll r ., .r','...
rurry Xxx, The l:sc. :: Ling ~.,a .tia..,. :.
wL!,E i.Lr lIorEo. Eam react. iIi Lab ~ -..
longed 10 Newman h,aLy, cGL,.iLg ~ ,,..
,rac, OF land l., situated un, u; hrl; "a E.Is e. u. >,v
Bridge. on laird Bruhch. seven miles ~.st u Il" (
House. aud ii II Ne. from kicEmG.d A5 u;tleitl-
in cultivation srd IN d higL state { !nI ro,Ln,ir ..
ns!nds! II n original grow d. The col IS { rlv.a ..
10 tho growth oi com, w:!cs!. ss ttd tCG -"
dwelling house i. new. and a. Lse.,sa,y C,,.., So.
The neishbo,teod Is coca, AID a. leaity NJ U!ll...
Eastern V!rstu'o.
At tie ssn- tinc cad place. ! w:'! s!so serr:....
containing y acres. on tho Coal ~ io.t, I'll a. -.
TEkMS six, Twelve aud tIgE ttL f.tLt .I,,..
cept csrh enough 10 deiruy expei-ts. oll.. .
Give bond aud approved .eeu'!iy. nd r,;s re,j-,. -.
the psymelt Z: toe lac. pG.cas,. me- ~,
JOstfh c TtH"
Jan l9-AlrSc'd Con-. ....,.~
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ASlSG purchased q suitable place pcur Chnrloties
vile, bavc moved my School out of the town, and
AM now prepared TO take Is boaricr-. Aucicn, urd Mo
dcrn |. Languages, Mathematics and English urc thoroughly
taught. Military instruction is given free of extra charge.
and ut such times Ms not to interfere with tho regular arn.
demic course. A sufficient number Of competent assist
ants, Graduates OF the University of Vircini" pr-terrrd;'
to insare proper instruction in every department, Will nj
was be employed.
TERMs:-Board, tsi,ion, washing and fuel, SEQ per
session of ten months, payable, half in advance, the re-
nainder III the middle Of the session. Boys may enter NJ
any time, and will be charged from date Of "dinitt"nce l"
the end Of tho session.
Post Office, Charlottesville.
JOHN Il. STRANGE, Principal,
(Late Principal of Norfolk Military Academy
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

SNSAA
LNOR the year ls56. the irst session OF this Institution
will commence on the 18th of January, and close Oh
the lOth OF June. The second session will commence the
10Th July and close the 18th December.
Terms, PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION:
Tuition in the English Departments, including
French. Spanish and italian, each ex,rn,........... d OO
ornaments Branches. each, extra, at teachers prices.
Latin and Greek Class, taught by Jno. OrgHin, jr,.. 20 co
~ In csses OF prosracted sickness n deduction will b."
In ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where one
teacher is employed, it is impossible, for want Of time, for
the teacher 10 dcvOt cthat constant personal attention that
is needed. For in-.ance, the little pupil in music is neces.
sariiy sent to the piano ~ practice her music without ar.
distance. Should there be only ten scholars, and Il half hour
only devoted by each to music, the teacher being present,
five hours OF her time will be consumed, and but little left
for instruction in other studies. To this mny be traced
much Of the complaints Of female schools.
The great object OF my school is to secure the undivided
personal attention Of the teachers to every drpHrtln-nt.-
Fer this purpose two teachers ure employed, one 10 attend
to tho ordinary English Branches, including Mathematics
and the Sciences, and the other to Music, French, Italian,
Spanish and Ornamental Branches. Miss J.. T. Scorr will
again have charge Of the first department, BY her fidelity
and a~miabilty OF character. she has secured the love Of
Hl her pupils; and from my own examination, | know that
those under her instruction have progressed with extraor.
binary rRpidity and proficiency, so that il ia quite commUn
for them lnd their parents 10 say that greater progress has
been made in one than in any two years before.
In the other department, embracing Music, French and
Ornamental Branches, Miss MARY ANN NFvINs il engaged
-slady of great general intelligence and long experience
in teaching. Having taught in this Seminary for half Of
last session, her superior qutEhcatlons and an lndurtfy
that never wearies, have ensured the most rapid improve.
ment Of the young ladies In her department. In Music,
the ladies' take their lessons invariably in the presence Of
the teacher, and then retire to another piano to practice.
frequently examine the young ladies', especially on
such branches ms are generally, in female schools, very i'm.
perfectly learned. When these are to take place it is not
generally known by them. The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing, | feel i, due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended this school, to express my grateful appreciation OF
their uniform kindness to each other, aid to every mem.
Der OF my family. Their extraordinary decorurn. their
diigen, application to their duties and their proficiency.
merit more than ordinary praise.
tpA Every article Of clothing should be marked.
n My address is Macfnrland's, Luncnburc, Va.
Der oIctf JOHN CKGAlN. JR
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WARRENTOS FEMALE COLlEGk,
waRRFST0N N &

TIME next session OF this Institution will commence on
IL Wednesday, the 10th Of January, 1856.
Arcgular and thorough course of study has been adopt
ed in order to graduation. ln addition to the usual English
branches, we are prepared to give instruction in the An
cient and Modern Languages. lntbe department of Music,
instruction will be furnished on the linrp, Piano, Mclo-
dcon. Guitar, and in Musical Composition and Vocal Music.
In the department of Fine Arts, every attention lie paid Ia
Drawing, in al its varieties. Oil and Grccian Painting,
Landscape Painting in Crnyon, Wax Work, Embroidery
Fancy Work. &c.
The Professors and Teachers will strive to render their
respective departments highly interesting and improving,
and no efforts will be spared TO promote the moral and in.
tellectual welfare of their pupils. The President and his
lady have control of til. Domestic Department, and will be
especially caretulto afford the Buardcrs every attention and
comfort necessary to rcuder the College n pleasant home.
The heal,hiulness Of Warrenton and its accessibil,y rem
der it a safe and convenient place to which persons may
send their children tc acquire an education. Our charges
are as low III can be afforded in Institutions of similar adj.
vsntages.
Payments, one-half in advance, and no deduction for
absence after entrance, except in cases Of protracted sick.
ness. For particulars, nddress
DEC 7-cta3dJ THO 8 CAMPBELL. Prest
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HOWARD 81 SANDS,

DUWNRU x SANDS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Richmond, Va.
E&RACTlCE in al the Courts of tn" City OF Richmond
q ana in the slioinin. cOunti"a.
4. II SANDS, NOTARY PUBLIC,
W;ii,,kp DISPOSITIONS 10 h.. rrni in evidence in the Uni
led states Courts, in the Virginia State Courts, and in thl
Courts rf n'irr Stmtss. whose stsrutc. authorize notarirs t.
take dispositions.
Nr. :. will also take acknowledgement &c, TO deeds for
The ipliowin. SIHlr. rnd Territories:
Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Maine
Massachusetts, Michigan. Minnesota, New Hampshire,
New York Ohio, Rhode i,lnnd, Tcnncsscr,V Vermont, Vr
.inir and Wisconsin.
Office in Wellington G0idin's new building. on eleventh
street, b"twrrn Main and I;ms Etre"t+.
when grantor resides in Vireinia.
JOHN HOWARD
Aug LIFT 4, II. SANDS.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

} y virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to the under
H signed, on the 9Th dGy OF September. 1854, by VIM.
Lucas. Jr. and : X. Donavin, the undersigned, tru,tecs
will sell al public auction to TIE highest bidder, in front o
the Office OF the spir. OF Jefferson, in charle,,own. Jedcr
son County, Virginia, on FRIDAY, the Isl day OF Februn
ry, 1850. the good will OF the Spirit OF Jefferson, a neWs
pnper printed in Charlestown, Jefferson County. Virginia
and the Pre.s. Type, material and fixtures connected
Herewith.
The spirit Of Jefferson hue been established IL year.; i.
II paper OF high character and Il large Circulation. exceed
crrasrd with Il large advertising patronage. Ike Pres:
i. the largest siz" Hoes, 9Tx!G, with p large assortment o.
type in good condition, all purchased new since Aprl!, 1858
including a large variety OF Job Type, for printing bllls
circulars, sc. The hxturCi nre all complete.
The terms Of sala will lie Sl2O In cssa. Sil20 on III,
sh day OF September. last. aud tie balance ON The =!
deed Of rus, on the property viii be required 70 seeur,
the deferred payments.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-22
FIRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE

fENFIE Insurance Company Of the Valley of Virginia nj
Il Winchester. Va, Branch office, 18th street, ID door
rom the Post o!fc", Richmond, Ya.-Charter perpetual
-Capi'a! S3D0,GD.
This Company will insure first class brick dwellings, per.
petunlly, for a single payment Of 1 per cent. Time poh'
cWs will nso be issued ON buildings, merchandise, &c, in
;own or country, AT current rat'.. Marine and Inland
transportation risks. taken on ne favorable terms Nd by
any other rc-pOnsible company.
All losses are promptly and literally adjusted at this Of
fce. o.. / BRESEE, Actuhfy.
REFERENCES:
Samuel Marx, Cashier Of Bank of Va,
J. 4. Smith, Farmers Bank, Richmond Va
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, "
M.ssrs. Hnxall & Co,
Henry ~. Brent, Cash. Bank OF Valley Winchester,
Jos. II. Sl!errard. " Farmers Bank, Va.
Hon. James n. Mu=on, U. S. Senate,
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