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made.
In the ordinary Female Schools Of the country where
one teacher Is employed, it is impossible, want Of
tme lor the teacher 10 devote iha, constant personal
tenon that Is needed In sach schuols the lle pupil III
music 10 necessarily sent TO the piano learn and prac
tce her music wthcu; assistance. Should there be but
ten scholars, aud haI hour only devoted BIZ each to
music the teacher being present. i've hours OF the teach
err time will he consumed and bu; little left for ths in
struction in other studes To this may traced any
0f tae complaints Of Female Schools.
The great oD sct uf my SchoO Sto the constant
personal attention Of the Teuchers every Department
For this purpose, teachers employed One 10 az.
tend TO the ordinary English Branches including Mahc.
nacs and the Sciences and the other Music French
and Ornamental Branchcs. Miss +. T. scorr will again
have charge Department By her fidelity and
her pupils; and from ny examinations, know that
those under her insructon progress with extraordinary
rapidity and proficiency.
In the other Department embracing Music, French and
the Ornamental Branches Miss IRENE kHAuFy 10 enges.
cd, lady educated with grea; As a teacher,
she has given the hghcs satisfaction her empoye aud
patrons All that Gear oi hsr is exceedingly compi.
menAry. Observe that in Music the Young Ladies' tai
ther lessons invariably in the presence Of Instructor
and then retire 10 another Plano 10 practice.
frequently examine the young lSdies especially on
such branches as are generally IN Feinaa Schools very
mpefectly learned When this Is 10 take place Is no,
generally by them. The consequence tina, they
are alWays prepared.
In closing ee 1t due TO tho Young Ladies' who have
attended this School TO express y grateful appreciation
of their uniform kindness each other and 10 every
member OF my laiuiy. Their extraordinary dccoruui
their handsome Observance OF those social propriees
which contribute much to the ornament of female
cety their dlicent application to their duties aud their
proficiency, merit more Than ordinary praise.
When notified what day students will reach Blacks
and Whites by the OF the South.Sac kGilrusd,
suitable conveyance will oc p.o;ided.
EFEvery article Of clothing should ha marked
fT>My address is MocRnrland's Lunepburg, Va.
Dec l7--c,f JOHN ORGAN JR
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n OFFER for sale privately my plantation called Noun,
il BERNARD This plantation lies on the Jemos River, IN
tho county Of Gooehapd Immediately above haidsn.s
mond It contains seven hundred and thirty a'res
Of whchseventy five acres James River grounds
of the hest quality, thrtyfye acres are creek low
grounds and the remainder 10 Bea, ser dam creek red
fsnd. There is on the place good dwelling ghonse on
beautiful Site aud all necessary outhouses, and both the
budinss and the fence: are In good repair and the ano
il In high state of cultivation. ,
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses mulos, cattle, inclu
ding mch cows; and th farming utensils the most
of them, new, and all of them good-and there are
enough both Of stock and farming utensils for the tho
rough cultivation of the plantation.
very much to suit the purchaser.
Mr. James NJ Payne. my manager. living on the place,
will show the property any person dcsrins to eSaine
1t. My address is w ashipgton, d, G. ,,
Nav l7-on NJ. M PAlNE.
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL.

TIME secon. session OF This school will commence
the ls, October Lexr and terninate the 3l.t July
following Tie session 10 divided into two erEis, OF hrc
months caca The subjects taught are ancient and mo.
deTn angus ye. and mathematics The charge for every
thing except gnts sl5 per pSpabc IL advance.
Persons desiring H. may obtain detailed catalogue by
sddressin, the Principal Gr;neys p. o. Caroline CO,
Va. SAM L SCHOOLER NJ >.
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman Senate of vrsn:r r-3fs aa.rieon.
Davis Cabeil Iluor and MeGu.ey. University OF Va;
Prof. Venaoie and Brown University OF Georgia J. Ran.
dolph Tuckcr ESQ., Winchester; r. B. Heath. Esq, and
Il f. Coe.naa NJ D. Richmond; JarIcs G. southull, Esq.,
Cha:!cu osTi!,e; Il NJ Robinson, ESQ.,, y Orleans
Jnly i+-cwif SAML SCHOOLER.
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April 20-ctf
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN NELSON COUN.
TY FOR SALE-IMPORTANT TO TIMBER GET


TY FOR SALE-IMPORTANT TO TIMBER GET
TIERS.
XKIE are authorised sell tract Of land in Nelson
w county, containing about 900 acres OF which about
$50 scres cleared the remainder for the most part
usually heavily umbered, with oak, hickory. poplar,
chestnut, &c.
This land is situated about eight miles from New Mar
ket on lanes River Canal and the extension OF the
Orange and Alexandria railroad TO Lynehburg, (now in
rapid progress of cons,ruction) passes Immediately
through depot, it is confidently believed will be
.abished upon this land. The cleared land sproductve
and in of Improvement and with the modern
appliances o agriculture susceptible Of the highest fer
tiy 1t occupies beautiful valley and as level as the
lands about tide water.
The numbered land can hardly be surpassed in Piedmon.
Virginia To persons engaged in getting barrclstuf this
land holds out great inducements. With the proper
chinery 1t is capable OF yielding tally three millions, per
haps four millions of pieces OF slaves and heading.
The construction OF the railroad will occasion large
demand with market on the spot for various kinds o
lumber crossties depot, and bridge mbers, &C. and al
ter its completion there will be constant market for the
laps and refuse in the shape Of fuel
The land is situated about mid way between LvEchburs
and Charlottesville say hours ride by railroad &c
either place about hours Alexandria, and the
to Richmond. Terms accommodating
Apply to GODDlN a. APPERSON,
Richmond, or TO
WILLIAM GORDON,
March 2l--ed Loyineston, Nelson CO., Va.
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VXyHEREAs ,mmunicatlon has been receNeu irom
" the Honorable Willis P. Bocock, rendering ms re-
csn.on as attorney Geueral Of this Commonwealth, 70
,ste eec, on the l5h day of May next and the same
h,rus been accepted by the Executive therefore, IN
conformity law tue Sheriff or Sergeant OF esca vi inc
eounr,cs aud cities in the Commonwealth 10 nereoy re-
snr 10 cause AN election Attorney General 70 be
held on the fourth Thursday in May next at the places
fcrs, nder INV hand as Governor and under the seal
OF lhe Commcnweal;h, q; Richmond, TINS sae aay
H. Of Murca 1881 and in the est year OF IHS SSn
moIwea!;h. n, ,,.so.n Secretary OF
by 'he 'o'c. March 2i-ctde
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yALU,BLE FAKM FOR SALE,

YlNG on the Rivanna River, in the county o. flu'
IL wanna. within one mile OF the Court House. con,
tsining about four hundred and fifty acres two go
the cesred land about forty acres lowgounds OF
the best quality, Rvnnna River and kacceoh o'gSh
the balance is Of excellent quality and in hne neat
wood land Ia generally adapt /" tobacco sna al VI " 10
well suited to and wheat.
There 10 an excellent mill seat on the tract
The buildings consist Of very comfor'a''e h"e''hs
house. and all necessary ouhoues such as barns, STA
blcs, tobacco houses, &c. 81,
will also dispose of OF my stock OF itrh cows
oxen sheep and hogs, and all my farming u.sss M h
farm soon EDITH J. JOHNSON.
ADri 1S-cJp,
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iOTICE.

APPLICATION will be made to the Farmers' Bank OF
"A Virginia ana the BANK of Virginia. for the renewal
OF M following certificates Of stock In :he said Banks
when were de,troyed by the h!e which occurred In
aa'se: Square, In The c!ty OF ScT.vk IN the month OF
OCTOBER, isJ6, viz
Cc:fcA. No l2sil, dated April II. 1885, for fifteen
,sses 10 the Farmers Bnok Of Virginia in the OF
Ce:sac.,e NO l40s7, dated April TO- ls5s for seven
.a .ud Certificate 50Ol, dated April "a. 1856. for
sve,,es 10 the Bank Of Virginia, in the of said
!sas, Barry
Al pe,son. ure hereby called upon to show if
say aey can WAY certificates shall no; be issued IN
place OF 'ao.e destroyed ~ above mentioned.
S,,,' a.-,.w JAMES BARRY, Norfolk
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VALUABLE FARM IN AMELIA COUNTY
Z |, ia For 9AIE


NEAR THE DANvlLLERAlL ROAD, FOR SALE
TIME subscriber being dtsrous OF moving West, ol
ters for sale his farm called Wyanoke. The trac,
By recent survey CONTAINS IS acres, l3o OF wheh Is IN
original woods 300 in pine, the bnlance open land
The land lies beautifully in tho most healthy re
rios of Virginia The wood land produces the very best
shipping tobacco The pine land IL hesvy timbered Win
corawood, which pays well on the Richmond ana Dan
willie Rail Road and produces the finest manufacturing
tobacco, (with slight application Of guano The open
land is good heart and considered 10 be the beet whe
land In neighbour hood. The Improvements are large
and commo dous, and would suit well for boarding
school, The outhouses consist OF four large tobacco
barns, sufficient from Is to 000J bs tobacco
Granary Stables lcehouse, Carriage house Negro guar
ters ali in good repair. apple and peach orchards OF Sc
lect fruit
Post Office, Shops Mills, &c, very convenient, and
also Churches OF different denominations The society
will favorably compare with any in Virginia.
This farm Is situated ard half miles from letters
vile Depot. on the Richmond and Danva Rail ROAD Sc
miles from the county sea and within ionr mies
of the Amelia sulphur Springs. The road from Wyanoke
to Jetersve Depot comparatively ss eve! as plank
door.
Persons disposed TO purchase will address ms lt Jeers
vile Post Office Amelia County Va.
Application may be made also 10 Measrs. Goddin Ap
person. Richmond, Va.
April 22-clm iSO. ALLEN jEIbH.
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BY T.iE GOysnNoR nF VIRGINIA

xx,graEAs, vnsarcy aas occurred in the Senate
" -. V,ry,aia bv the ;e.isna,ion OF Andrew Parks.
ESQ Senator -o. lie D.-c; composed o. tne eooTass ds
Of boone Los a K,aa"ha, rutnsm aud Wyo,Ias, uo ao
therefore her,.nv req shcris ot me sio
-, snse electons 10 bs held according 10 law on tne
,ou.th ThuysGay Aay pezr, 10 Their
for a seua,or 70 FL the vacancy siorcss'1.
t,saL ,bs seal OF the Commonwealth ot Virginia, tins
oIb d.v O; Mrc A. D. 1857 and in the slst year o the
T. S,ta aaJ ~ T N HENRY A. WISE.
GsosoE ". MrsroaD, Sec. Commonwealth
Sr,ha
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

HALIFAX, May 6-The Steamer Europa, u.h L.
dates to the 18th OF April arrived here toGay.
The lower quaiitiea Of c..ttUn declined I,
Middling has declined l.l6d, Fair is unchanged-
The stock in port amounts 10 AIS 900 bales incudlrg
42U QUO bales Of American. Tie Ianobests. merhe!
has checked the strngenry in Money. Corn is 9ci.:
aud has declined Cd. Sales OF Southern -four q: 20
to 49,; Ohio 3Os tot3i.. Red wheat 7s lod to g. 81,
wbits 8, 81. Mixed corn 32s to 32;s. yellow -,
white 4s to 36. Sugar is firn, at partial stVacs
Of 6d. Coffee is s,sady. Rice has declined 81. vr.
gula Leaf Tobacco has advanced hslf.pence. d.
ney is stringent, with less demand. The amount OF
bullion iu the Bank Of England hes increased ha.t
million.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-Co;ton is dull nnd irreeu.
ar. The safes of III. week amount TO ii,UCO bs.-',
Flour prices are steady Wheats active and tas sc'
vancrd two pence on the sales Of the previous wee!..
Corn has slightly advanced Con-o!s have sdvare-.
me eighth.
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LAND IN HALIFAX COUNTY FOR SALE.

THAVlEG determined move, offer for sale the plum
III ta,on whci. reside lying Banistee river, in
the county of Halifax, within milo and half Of the
Richmond and Dsnvie Railroad.
The tract contains $40 acres 21O Of which very pro-
duc:;ve low grounds The dwelling Ia beautiful cottage
with nine rooms connected with the kitchen ana servants
rooms by colonade The oul.houses such ure
usually found at Virginia hon,estead The grounds
laid oil with great aud command prospect o! great
beauty The orchard cousis's o; the bes, variety Of fruits
that grow in this climate There IS asu dne spring
the DIV cling The plantation buildings .lmost entire
IL new and arc sG!..ieni ior plantation purposes.
There was dosnr interest portion of tho land,
which have rcceuy bought and which enables to soil
perfect title
As have determined to move viii bell bargain in
this property Persous wishing purchase invited
see the land.
NJ address s sco'burs, Halifax.
April q eff b. a. CLAIBORNE.
cd m nconv
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOh SALh.
VVNHE subscroer offers at private sale THAT 6esntitu
Il Farm in Goochland county, called oRAPAhEs. ly
Ing on James River Licking Hole Creek, and the Jame
River and Kanawha Canal four miles above lhe Cour
House. and thirty y.tour miles from Richmond the eus
ton is among the beautiful the rivoI eommaha
ing view Of the whole arabic surface, hne new OF inc
surrounding country aud canal for several miles up ano
down the river The estate 10 in high state OF impr
meut and remarkably healthy one II adJoins es
tate. of Thomas j. Deane w. Weisiger, :. A Skip.
sr.t low erOunds, $50 acres of SECOND grounds a7s
acres Of arabic high land and 3a scre' Of wood land
The improvements consist of frame dwelling with eight
rooms Ia good kitchen, outhouses, quarters overseers
house built in the last five years. with brick chimney
and underpinning, and new brick barn, Gox3o, with
shed running the whole length, sixteen feet wide, new
threshing machine, ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c.
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence,
would do well visit this before purchasing elsewhere ~
will sell on reasonable terms.
Every preparation 10 making to seed 300 acres In
wheat this . 100 OF it In falow and the cornhesd has
been sowed in peas.
To desirable purchaser would cell every thing as it
stends, and most of the negroes
Nv manager, Mr.. Sanders, will show the estate TO any
one wishing to purchase.
My address il Subett's P. o., Powhatan county.
Oct l5-c,f NILES c. SELDEN.
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DE BURGs SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
5. McGRUDER'S SONS,
SOLE AGENTS RICHMOND, VA.
II BEG to recommend to the agricultural commt nifty
rho procure their supplies OF Super Phosphate OF
ims from Richmond, obtain then, from Messrs. g.
McGyuders Sons, my sole agents.
c. B. DE BURG,
(Copy.l "''usmsours' L. l.
wa are now receiving per sehr. Haxsil fresh supply
of the above fertilizer OF very superior quality and p
hne .ii oiasr; 81 ai,%.s. .. MosRupER's sOEs.
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TWEYTY DOLLARS REWARD.

snd 1cIyr-v 10 me or In some Jail in the State 90
tia; se him again. Of my slave LlNsEY purchased
Lnsey in Richmond last winter, of Mr.. Clendenin be
was rs.ei IN Abemare. and has wife in the county oi
Bncl;nh,m He. doubles. lurking abou, Richmond
hs, gone 20 Abcu,arlc Buckingham. or may probably
be l-yiag 20 ind his way to atree state.
Ln.ey I'VE seet eleven inches or six feet tall araght
nn.crs, and !. eli formed and about 4Oyears of age
JAMES II cox,
l,,f,s 80; WrxrpppocY o. Chesterfield Co
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FOR SALE.
TKyE are authorized to sell the farm which ar.
w Henry NJ Clay resides. 1t hes on James River, in
Chesterfield county, about miles from Petersburg
and fifteen from Richmond and about and half
mile. from the Turnpike connecting hese cities The
tract contains
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
OF which about 60 cleared. and the balance
heavily set iu wood and timber. There ia good wharf
and landing the river by which the wood be easily
shipped On the place there is mari OF the lines, quality
There i. ON it large dwelling, containing eight ROOMS.
which is ;omewha Of rcpnr 1t is situated high
HILL commanding fine view Of the city Of Richmond
TERMS accommodating. Apply 10
April 27-clm GODDIN e. hPPERSON, Aucts.
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COOKED FOOD FOR FARM STOCK.

HOT WATER IN ABUNDANCE FOR ANY PURP OsE
KKIE call the attention Of Farmers, Hotel Keoper.
w Tanners aud other Mechanics, 10 Appsr.
aus for Cooking Food for Stock by Stean in large
Boxes Barrels. Heating Water for Tanners use ;
Washing Clothes scaling Hogs, &c; steaning Timber
for Carriage Plough, Chair Shingc Makers; Warm
ing Buildings by Steam, by OF Pipes Radiators
passing through their various apartments 1t is Cast
Iron Kettle, with FanCs at the Top and bottom. to aci
the Setting oil it In Brick Purnsce Ii has
Cover, with Flnng - match the Upper Fang OF the
Kettle. few Bella fssien lle Cover and Kettle together
thus forming Steam Boiler containing about 30 Gallons
Water, with Steam Chamber above The can
easily be removed when the operator wishes to the
KeNe Cauldrsu and ag readily replaced, when nc
wishes To II Steam boiler. 1t ID furnished with
Flexible Pipes, of VuicaniLed lndia Rutbcr which niny
be shifted about with pleasure. convey the Steam into
Tubs, Barrels Vats. or Steam Boxes, or Whatever the
operator wishes TO Cook steam in Where these Pipes
connect with the Boiler, there is Sde.Vnve with
simple Lever to move Ii, by which the Steam be
as from one ps 70 the 0I or nsas 70 ,a p
Steam cannot be shut of from both pipes at once thus
avoiding the possibility OF an explosion. The operation
of Cooking for stock be going one side OF the
Furnsnce, while the Family Clothes Washing, Clothes
Boiling, Soap Making, Lard Rendering, &C. &C. is going
the other sdesl with little hrr under the oiler
will work an ordinary Cook Stove.
They arranged for burning either wood or COAL
The Of setting lie very simple, requiring about
$50 brick and no more skill than every farmer posseses
Full directions nevertheless accompany each Baler 30
thatit is impossible tor the most ignorant and unsiu!
to set il up wrong
The OF cooking by steam are Obvious when
is remembered that be dane with much less fuel
and half the tiue in ycsse of any kind size shape
without watching or stirring to prevent the cub
stance from burning.
All Boilers warranted give satisfaction and be
turned alter thirty days trial if found Up TO
the wants OF the purchaser liberal discount to the
trade.
Superior Iron three roller Portable Mills and Boilers for
the Chinese sugar buancss Also Hedges improved
Little Giant Corn mins.
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and retail. bJ
HEDGES, MOCKBEE & CO..
Little Giant Mill Works,
Corner OF Coates and 18th Streets. Philadelphia.
Or HEDGES e. FREE Cincinnati Ohio.
Fol sale retail BY all the dealers in Furm Implements
in.Richmond March 2s-cw2D.
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ERnM NEW ORLEANS

Srw ORLEANS, May 5.-A British ireate has ar.
rived q. the mouth Of The river, with l9l ii Lock.
ridges men, III destitute condition
The storm of the 18th April did great damage in
the Southern parls Of Mississippi. There has been
bad weather recently throughout the South.
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Aprals-cn wrxrERpocx P. o.. che,.ertie
VICrcES DCI.,.AKE REWARD,

DANAWAi from my farm. Ben Lomond, "a the coun
II " OF GJcca!,nd, negro Man named BEN. lie is
Tout eaTs ol Eve feei seven inches nigh, rather
stout shape ard down expression when spoken
&C. he pr Iba5y end.uvorns TO get TO Richnond and
tence 10 Mathews county. will give the above reward
delivered the secured in jail and my son. on
the farm, infy.med OF II.
April 2s-ctt WIN. sHuLllCE.
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HROS STORE For The convenience Of our cas'o,
,l rs, siGe of pearl street below Cary, where We
soi constantly ON hnnd general assortment OF our
Ir"n manufactured OF Virginia Charcoal Pig, viz;
FIa. from tn inches
Rounds from 20 )! inches
SQUARES from 20 Inches.
(yals half ovas. half rounds, ANGLE hoops, osaas,
mil rods horse shoe iron.
MsO-Rail road chairs, spikes, axlca, bridge boa and
,orr mate All of which will be cold et the lowest mar.
het price,. H. 49, pri D. sJiii,
Ech GT--ctf hrtHofs nuiihR
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VIRGINIA-lE cHANCERi:-At Rules held in the
" Clerk. Office OF the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield
,r,r on the first Monday In april. in the year 1857:
The Richmond and Darrie Rail Road Company,
A"e Plaintiff,
Thsfshrs:erhcM Coal and Iron Mining Company, John
r,rs late Asent or slsnsgar Of the said Company III
ia, Commonwealth, and as receiver Q; the property Of
hs ssd Company under the decree OF the Circuit Court
" snreo county in the Of Finney against Hc;'
sdmpis:rnto. and o,hers Gwsthmey, against Heths ad'
,;.s,or and Others and Bsrksdae ana Others agair-t
Wa,s.s administrator and Others anx A. F. d. Clifford
fofinei nc Defendants.
Tho obec, Of .h. suit is to recover against the Ches.
Lila Coal and Iron Mining Company, the sum Of one
,Son.snd four hundred and eshywo dollars sndssvenJ.
Tte plaintiff, having hled their BILL aad 1t appearing
,b., tbe corpors.ors the Chesterfield Coal aud Iron
Mu conpspy are non residents Of this Stse It or
sereI that they appear here within orc month after que
uies,ion of This order aud do what Is necessary 70
,be;r interest. In this suit and that copy this
order BE- published oaee week for ion, yees
phond and another po.ted a; the front door Of rue
Court House of .nid county on 5e art day OF Term OF
~. Comfy Court. Copy-T e.ie
'ns nj uGI iTLw4w w " T. COoBiLL, Clerk
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
NHE subscriber having discontinued the Grocery bu
IL sinc,s will from this date devote his attention ex.
cusiyely the Commission Business for the sale OF all
knds OF country produce,
WHEAT, CORN, TOBACCO. &C,
Also to the purchase OF GuASo GRocERIEs, &c
He has associated his nephew, w. c. Miller with him.
who will give his particular attention the sales OF Tobae-
CO.
He will also take this opportunity for returning his
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for their liberal pa
tronase, extended to him for long time, md hopes
By strict scntion TO business merit continuance Of
the same. ALEXANDER GARRETT,
Office for the present at his old stand.
April S-c2m No a. Main st
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DESl FARM
-tN .rb., A.Is ID vruls nDnns -

OF EIGHTY.SI& ACRES, NEAR THE BROOK FLANK
ROAD, FOUR NILES FROM RICHMOND. FOX
SALE.
ruNHE subscribers authorized to sell the above Farm
u owned and occupied by Mr.. L.. K Reins. II ls
beautifully situated and has tine supply oi various knds
fruits The buildings the place are sufficient Tor
moderate sized family About Go acres cleared balance
In woods 1t Joins the lands Of Mr. Thomas NJ. Ladd
and Mrs. Martha Chsmocrlayne.
Persons disposed to purchase invited 10 call on Mr.
Reins who will take pleasure 20 slowing the premises
April a7--2awAw GoDblN e. APPERsoN. Aucts
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RAKE CHANGE.

uyIIE stock fixtures and good will Of fra, class til
pry C;oots Store, we'll established tnd doing busi.
ness of ABOUT .hirty thousand dollars yea" which could
Iure II Ia ,,uasI In hcaby Of about three thou
sand popu.,ion having adv.n-geso Of the most
Intelligent aud society the best both male ana fe
maIe scnoo, and churche. Of all denominations; In tact
The town everything ~ render particularly de-
cirnb!c +. u residence ior family.
The stock [-,noun:ins 10 shout Twelve honsanG aonhr
ia fr IN and in gSd Order An examination would aail.iy
any merchant ths, This the opening OF The souh The
advertiser will reply 10 any communication upon the sub
ject. u,;o, 80 m. ra+-,r. of
the Rchmnnd Wing who are alone aaIaorizedto gveit
a,,rn.l .la-- nfIyI
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING On Saturday night, d..
ring th, severe storm coiored woman residing Ia -
lop.r portion, OF Petersburg. csmed Eliza Tal, Was
struck by lightning and instantly ki"..ea