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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26
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SALOON.
l.. KESLER. z.-s
Main Street. between First and Second,
ICE ICE

ES1 are prepared to furnish Families, Hotels, Res
w turans, Steamboats, and Factories witls the best
Ice ever put upin this city, and We have such sup
ply hand that those engaging with need not fear
being LEFT wthontic ice nhe hottest Of the season. We
will sell as low the owest Orders left AZ store
will he promptly attended to- We can furnish from
pound to 100 tons. supply at store at all times
llel1l p. H0RNBR00K e. co.
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ust Received
- 30 bbls. LOAF, Crushed and Powdered sugar.;
my19 TENNEY d. S0RENSON.
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EXPENSES.

Orders have been drawn on account ofthe County Q
the Treasurer thereof from Nay 81, 1885 TO June is
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lust Received
d 80 gross Smoking Tobacco.
myl9 TENNEY &c S0RENsON.
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n ust Received
- 100 gross Fine Cut Chewing Toracro; --<~r5
myl9 TENNEY & S0RENSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
VERY VALUABLE RIVER ESTATE FOR

WISH TO sell that mort valuable plantation, lying ON
Il the Mehcrrin river, in the county OF Brunswick. Nu
ginin, and well known his Fort Iiili' or ALIENS QUai
ter, " and the best plantation on the river.
IL contains. by recent survey, four thousand one hundred
and sixty eight acres. There ARE $40 acres Ia or!gInti
growth Of hickory, red and white oak, which are most ~
cellcnt tobacco lind. There are G3I acrcs of first quality
river Iow. grounds, which are very little subject TO over
How; besides 80 acres OF very rich bottom land on cree.
running through the plantation, md 10 acres "i tine m"H
dow land. This plantation produces abuninntly al! III
crops of the climate. Rs tobacco, wheat, corn, "ats, Sc.
The situation is healthy; the water good ani abundant
The buildings consist ui MI 0versrcrs house, cribs. BARN.
stables, grannry, %ice.housr, md very substantial n".r"
cabins, &c.
This is unqaesiionably one of the best nni most produc
tive plantations IN Virginia. lies tive AMI h quarter mil"- nn
the river, H lawful fence. two and n halt miles south 81
Lawrcnceyills, the county seat and present terminus ~
the Brunswick and Roanoke ~PlaDkroad, and Is within ~
miles OF the Petersburg and Roanoke lhilaosd, and 10
miles OF the Royd,on aud Petersburg f%lsnkruad.
This tract can be- divided ~ hs TO make two or ihr"'
most excellent plantations. with wood land, low GROUNDS
&C., on each. There is a tri weekly stage communicate
from Petersburg To Lawrcnccviii".
II not sold before. of which notice will be- given. il will
be sold at public auction, on The premises, ola FRIDAY.
the 23d day OF October, or the neNt iaLT day.
cash; the balance on sccommrJh
ting terms. WIN u. T. MERRITT,
Sept ri -rwi22dOct LAwrcnrcvillr. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

NEAR C~OCRTHOUS
TuNIIE Estate called Dunwooddie is again offered Tor
sale. under the authority of the Circuit Court of the
County Of Goochland. The purchaser at the former sale
having declined to comply with the terms OF ssle, the court
at its last term directed q rc.sale to be made, and the sub.
scribers, two Of the Commissioners named by the Court,
will proceed TO otter the same forsalc, at Auction, at Gooch.
land Courthouse. on the third Monday in November next,
being Goochland court day. The land from its quality
and location is extremely desirable. 1t has been recently
surveyed and found to contain eight hundred and fifty.
three acres. Tho commissioners are authorized to sell
the land in parcels, and have had plsts made with that
view, which may be seen by application to John Thonp
son, at G~oochland Courthouse.
The terms prescribed by the decree are for as much
ready money as will be sufficient to pay the costs
of the suit and the expenses OF executing this and
the former decree authorizing the sale OF the land; and
8 to the residue Of the purchase money upon a credit, in
equal instalments. of one, two and three years, with in
terest from the day Of sale. and for the deferred install.
ments, bonds to be given with good security, aud the le.
gal title to be retained ms further security.
Persons wishing to examine the property are referred
to Mr.. Thompson, aud Mr.. Thomas r. Argyle, Goochland
Courthouse. CHARLES w. DABNEi,
WALTER d.. LEAKE,
n,t ,c, commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
LOTTERIES.

kyIIn
WIN WANTS lhONEls
MAJ BIZ ohihiNtD by RISKiEti TEN DOLLARS.
HALVES AND QUARTER TICKETS
aN PROFORIIO.N.
ASfEm uOUNTl ACADEMY LOTTERY
~ STD TEOFGEORGiA.
$500 Plan, SINGLE NUMBERS.
Sbo ooO Tickets-J.2 S6 Prize,
~ AMOUNTING To Slll.a6U
friZes payable Without Deduction.
ANDERSON n SON,
MANAGFRs.
SVIIhsSoh 10 j. r. WINTER, MANAGER.
ont i.o.eI,ts uraw in Macon, Georgia, (small Schemes
every saturday aud in Savannah, G.orsia, U.nrse
CLASS CC,
Drawn October 18th, lsj1, ut Armory Hall, Savannah,
'ifolsia, "iu m lhe sworn superintendent Of w. X. Sy-
mons and J. NJ. Prentiss. Esqrs.
CArirAL OF sdo,oOo, s2O.OOO, 5000, $1,000, 81. NO.
ssouo; :, frizrs "i VI 900, : Of $40, 100 al slOO, 100 Of
ing to $500.
Whole Tickets $40, Halves SIS, Quarters 81 80
any other.
banK Notes OF sound Banks taken nj par. Checks "n
cts or Certificates OF Packages of Tickets to
ANDERSON j SON, Managers.
stpl 10 Munpp M lavunpub Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of LAND IN
n

ID virtue Of n decree OF the Circuit Court of the
ID County OF Hanover on the lst day Of October, 1851
In the suit Of Earnest, guardian. vs. Hughes, SC, ! shall,
HI the Commissioned appointed under said decree, ex.
pose to sale upon the premises, at public auction, on Sat.
usday, the 18th day OF this month, (October,) if fair, if
not, The first fair day. Sunday excepted, the Tract of Land
in the bill mentioned, belonging TO the estate OF John
Hughes, dec, containing One Hundred Acres, lying in the
county of Hanover, on both sides Of the main road from
the Old Church to Richmond, distant from the former four
and the latter eleven miles, adjoining the lands of Thos
3. Dunn, John Gibson and others. Has a comfortable
Frame Dwelling with four or i've rooms. and other out.
houses, is In n thriving and healthy nei2hb0rhood, is con-
venient 10 churches and mills, is adapted to the growth Of
corn. oats, wheat, water melons, potatoes, &c, and is
considered a very desirable little farm.
The terms of sale will be one third cash, the residue
upon n credit of one and two years, the purchaser execu-
ting bonds with good security to carry interest from dnr
day of sale; the title retained until the whole purchase
money 10 paid, and II conveyance directed by the court.
Oct 6-ctds BlLLEY w. TALLEi, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED MI
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF Land
AT Auction

NXIILL. be- sold ON the premises at II o'clock, WE'D
w NESDAY, the 18th of October, If fair, il not, the
next fair day, the above quantity of land, lying in Amelia
county. six milcs North of the CouIt House, six from
MHttoax, md four miles from Chula Depot. on the Rich
mond and Dsnville Railroad. There are To acres of good
branch flat, 30 acres Of original growth, mostly oak, and
rom $50 to POO pine. The neiehborhoOd Is rs good ~
any in the State. aud there are good schools, and churches
of every denomination convenient. II will be divided in
TO two or three tracts to suit purchasers. One tract will
contain from $50 to 700 acres, with the necessary build
ings for a quarter.
Persons engaged in getting stsvcs will tiEd il to their
interest to attend
Terms accommodating made known on the day OF
sale.
Mr.. I. Y. Tabb md Mr.. Pleasant Wilkrrson. who al
join the land. or Mr.. George Mayo, who rents it, will show
il 10 persons wishing to purchase il.
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber.
b. NJ. JONES, Commission Merchant,
Cont oi-ctda Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
= MARYLAND LOTTERIES.

q"
H. MARYLAND.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1857.
D'""f"sS oo"anCted Under Tie sHPeriRtcndeHre of the
~ STATE Lottery Commissioner.
lpESDAi, Oct. lrh-Rrl Air, Glass Al, IL Nos, IL
ufa@H oaiiols Tickets S.. Capital Prizes-S.O,0 900,
sa.s e., III OF l,Io0. Certificate vi Il package of whulcs
S7i-shares in proportion.
Oct. I4th- Susquehanna Canal, Glass ~,
20 NOS, - drawn: Tickets $40 Capital Prizes-S30,O OO,
aoi lO,COO, ) Of 1000. 3 of =, 500, Ri of eG6 81. Certificate
THURSDAY, Oct l5th-Carroll County, Class a., 10
Nos ~ drawn ballots. Tickets 81. Capital Prizes so, 900,
!oi ',oOo. OF 500. Certificate Of a package Of wholcs
S7I-shares in proportion.
FRIDAY, Oct. l6th-Pokomoke River, Glass 50, 7s Nos,
II drawn ballots. Tickets 81. Capital Prizes: $50, 900,
.'is6, aU OF l,7D, 90 Of 300. Certificate Of Ii package Of
wholes s79-sharcsI in proportion.
SATURDAY, Oct. l7th-Girand Consolidated Lottery,
Class ~, 20 Nos. IL drawn ballots. Tickets SlO-Capital
rizes-S30,2e5 = of 10000, b Of 1000. 4 OF 1900, u Of
-'ooo. Certificate OF Packages OF Wholes Slls-sharesin
proportion.
MONDAY, Oct. l9,h-Washington County, Glass 35, IS
Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets 81. Capital przes-
S2I,ooo, lO,aD3, 10 of $500. 10 of Lbs. Certificate of
Packages Of Wlolcs SI2G 40-sharcs in proportion.
TUESDAY, Oct. 20th-Bel Air Lottery. Glass IL, IS
Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets So. Capital prizes-
sso,0U1, 10000, 5000, 4 Of 1900. Certificate of packages
oil %holes S7i-shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2lst-Susquehanna Canal, Glass
VI, IS Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets $40. Capital
Prizes-S32, 600, IL, 7G9, 20 Of 1900, 80 OF 900, - OF 600,
" OF 400. Certificate Of packages Of wholes Sl5a-shnres
in proportion.
IRA Dollar Lottery drawn daily.
1T Communications will receive attention, If address.
cd 10 X. FRANCE & co,
Oct Z Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
YAI.uAnLE- FAKM ron SALE IN oKA,GE

COUNTY,.
virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed by Edmund
IL Taylor, tor the benefit Ut his inmily, and duly re-.
corded in the Clerks Office OF Orange county, the sub.
scribcr. Trustee appointed by order of Court, in the place
oi VIM. &. Carringtun, decd, original Trustee. offers for
sale that valuable Farm known ns 'Grecnwood, contain.
ing IUO acres, more or less, and situated above Gordons.
VILE, on the Souti.ruIslope of the Southwest mountains.
There are in the tract about 40 acres OF open land.
which Is very productive, has n Southern exposure, and
Is well watered. The balance of the Tract Ia wood land,
II larger portion Of which is in original growth
The dwelling contains eight rooms, besides cellars, clo-
scts, porches, Sc, and is Il beautifully located in the midst
vi tine shade trees.
There is n variety of choice fruit upon the place. and,
IN II word, every thing TINT can contribute to comfort.
pleasure and profit. Situated so near the thriving village
oi Hordohsrilc. II has every advantage, by n lew hours
travel, OF the Richmond and Alexandria markets
Ihc subscriber also offers for sale 200 acres, lying be.
Blue Ridge. about 20 OF which is cleared, the balance is
We'll set IA pine, which is admirably suited for cariwood.-
The wood on this track will more than pay for il.
These farms ARE offered Mt private sale until the 10Th
day OF November, upon which day, it fair, IL not. the
next mir day should a private sale not be effected, they
VIII he offered at public auction upon the premises.
~TEkMs.-Onc-third cash, balance TO suit the purchaser,
provided The deferred payments are well secured, and
interest paid punctualIy.
Persona desiring further Information are invited To ex.
anime the premises, or address my son.in'su, Edmund
Taylor, at Gorionsville, who will take pleasure in show.
Ing the property. or answering by letter further inquiries,
and who is nisu authorized to dispose OF said lands at
private sale.
The title is undoubtcd, bu, selling rs Trustee, I shall
convey with the usuhl special warranty.
Oct 2-.awtds JOHN Is. DABNEY, Trustee.
Richmond Wing. South Side Democrat, Norfolk Argus,
and Baltimore sun will copy as above, and send accounts
to this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers tor sale, at Public Auction, NJ
Dry Creek Hotel, on the lJa 81 OCTOBER, hl
Farm called JERlCO, lying in the county Ut Green
brer. on the waters Of Howard Creek. nnd nesi
the White Sulphur Springs, being di.tHnt only y mile
from that celebrated watering place. lts clos" proximity
70 the Springs, and TO the Covington and Ohio Railroad,
renders this very desirable property. Tho tinci contnin.
yU0 acres, and could be- very 'asiIy divided l." -uit p"r
cliasers. There is about 100 acres al open land. Oi which
nbou, 200 l.. finely taken in grass, producing I'm" crop, OF
Hay. The improvements consist III II large hnd "otmmi"
iious Dwelling House, built OF brick, having Just been
completed, il is in good order for the reception oil y lam
confirms IL rooms. Toe Out Buildings consist at i
Large Stable, Negro Cabins, &c. The subscriber will
take pleasure: in showing the place to any one wishing 70
purchase. Ny poet office is White Sulphur Springs.
Sept 3-cwidr SAM u. IEAhE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
EXECUTORS SALE or LAND AND Nj
cDnES


virtue of the last will and Testament ot W. :"
Dickinson, decd. lato OF Caroline County, The un
lersigned executors will proceed TO aell At Public Auction
ut Milford Depot, Caroline county. on WEDNESDAY III"
18th day Of October next. II fair, II not, the next isf day
thereafter, that v, !uablc TRACT OF LAND, known ~
Redd'r, situated on Pole Cat Greek, near G0lansviNc.
containing about coo acres. u plat OF which can be- seen Mt
Galansville. This land is well known as one Of III" beet
farms in the county.
Also at the same time aud place, We will sell the Mil
and Tan.Ysrd belonging 10 the cstnte, situated near Gao
lnnsviic.
Also, as Commissioner, under a decree Of the Court OF
Caroline County. we will sell at Public Auction, nj IN"
same time and place. the Negroes Of which IN" iesta'or
died seized and possessed, excepting the widows dover
about scventy.ive in number, mos; OF them young nid
likely.
TEsMS-The land and mill will he sold ona credit, winch
will be made known on the day oil sale. The H'gr"''
vill be sold Tor cash. J. NJ. q. DICKINSON,
II. +. DICKINSON,
X. l.. DICKINSON,
Sept 25-ctds :. 7. DlcklNsoN.
~ POSTPONEMEET- Owing To the %tghtness in ID"
money market III. above sale has been postponed until iur
H. SO ska
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
YALuABLE LANES RIVER FARM. IN THE

tODNlf VT DUIhIN'rnhW, rOh sALE.
TIME subscriber, OF Scottsville, Albemarle county, will
offer for sale on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF November,
1857, on the premises, in the county OF Buckingham ri
public auction, his farm lying ON james River. three miles
below the town of Scottsvile, containing 2,2sj acres, and
known RS the Winfrce tract. This is one Of the most va.
luablc and desirable TURNS on the river, and nothing could
induce the subscriber 10 part with it but lis inability to
give il his attention.
About 100 acres of the tractare cleared and the balance
heavily timbered. IL includes about 10 acres OF James
River low grounds. md about lbs acres of flat land on tbs
two creeks running through Il, all OF the finest quality
The high land is also of good quality.
There is a first rate Grist mill, recently erected on the
farm. commanding a large custom.
The improvements on the farm are good and ample for
all its purposes. and The society and health Of the neigh.
borhood usexcGptionable-
T~ERMs:-Onc fourth of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue will be divided Into five equal annual
instalments, bearing interes from date, the purchaser Civ.
ing bonds with good security, and a deed OF trust on the
premises as additional security.
Persons desiring to see the farm are referred to Ell
ridge Jefferson, who lives upon it. John BledsOe. Esq -,
of Fluvanna, who lived upon il ten years, will also give
any information desired. PETER +. JEFFERSOE.
Sent IJ-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN HAN.
nUrD


] virtue OF a decree OF the County Court OF Han.
- over. ON the 2and September, 1857. IN the suit oi
Wood and wife Va. Wood and others. | shall, as the Com.
missioner appointed under said decree, expose to sale at
public auction. upon the premises, on MONDAY, the End
day OF November next, il fair, il not the next fair day,
the lana in the bill. mentioned belonging to the estate OF
Henry Wood. deceased, and others. containing about l55
acres, lies in tue county Ut Hanover, OIL the main road
from Cold iiarbor 10 Richmond. about one mile from Cold
Hhrbor and twelve miles from Richmond, adjoining the
lands ol John Whites estate, Lucy Batkins, and others
1t will be surveyed before the day OF sale, and will be sold
in two tracts or the whole together, as may be deemed
best ON day OF sale. The one tract containing 20 acres, has
upon 1t n comfortable frame dwelling, with two rooms be-
low and TWO alb te stairs; has other buildings on it. The
other OF to acres, Ties adjoining, End Inns no building OIL il.
is in II healthy aud thriving neighborhood, is we'll adapted
tothc growth Of corn, Oats. potatoes, SC and the whole
together is considered a very desirable little farm.
The terms of sale will be ure third cash, the residue
upon H crodit Of one ana two years. the purchaser exccu'
ting bonds with good security, to carry interest from day
of sale, and title withheld until the whole of the purchase
money is paid and n conveyance directed blythe Court.
BlLLEY w. TALLEY, Commissioner.
Hopn,,ar nnt A. IsET aida
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES IN CUMBEi

SNTIC UT TNNU MD NEf.IEUEN IN IITDEN
LAND.
u v'rtncnf n deed ni trust cxccu.cl Ia The late S:c'
AZ phrn Cooke mud the subscriber, by Henry FOrd, Tor
certain purposes TIL rein mentioned, and duly recorder
in the Clerk, Ciirc al Cumberland county, On the iih
July, ic29. shall proceed On the sd day OF November
n"S,, ii fair, il not. Tia" next lair dny, on the premises, tr
sell Ia The highest bidder, NJ auction, Tor cash. the tract oi
lHnd IN which the said Ford resides, called "Wooi!awn.'
lying ON the stage rund, thrcc.quar;crso al II mite below the
Court House, containing about 49, ucrrs.
will also sell, II the same time aud place, sever ii like.
ly negroes, or SD much Of raid property rs may be- required
To satisfy thu purposes OF The deed at trus,
Actin. as trustee, | shall convey such tile only Ms 10
vested in me.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested 10 examine
the property before the day Of sale.
REM. IIOBSON,
Oct 3-.cEw SuryiYinr Irnafcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
TAPPAHANNOCK MALE ACADEMY,

LVOLN VON.'II Il,
G.. 5. MILLER, PRINCIPAL.
FuNIIE next session Of this School will commence Thurs.
day, the lst Of October, and close the first Of July
following. The number of pupils will be limited TO 90.
Terms-For the Languages and Mathematics, $50 Com.
mon English Branches, $40; one.half payable In advance,
the balance at the close Of the session Particular atten.
ton will be paid to this Department, and Compositions
will be required weekly from the advanced Scholars.
Reports will be forwarded monthly to the parent or guar,
dian stating the Students standing in his Glasses, Deport::
in private families, at s2 per month, and four boys can be
accommodated in the same family with the Principal.
For farther information address the Principal, Hsmp
mock. References-Dr. Austin BrocRenbrough. DR.. Lau-
renee Rosne, Capt. WIN. A; Wright, J. R. Micou, Esq
University of Val Prof. Charles Martin, H. 8. College,
Va. Sep 2-ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13

DRY GOODS, FOR CASH.
TT having become necessary to close our business as
soon as possible, we will, from this day, offer our
entire stock of goods for sale, at prices WITHOUT REGARD
Our stock is large, varied, and well selected, and is
worthy the attention of Merchants, Farmers, Families,
and the community generally.
To our customers whose accounts have been standing
ovcr ,ix months, we can only say that we cannot afford
longer indulgence, and we hope they will use every ef'
fort ~ Mace us in immediate possession Of what Is due
US, that we may not be subjected to the unpleasant neces.
sty of employing legal aid.
sopt 1Q-rlm BlNFORD, MAfO ~ BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-10-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE

uIl ~ L"S 5"Aks VIZ
REAL ESTATE IN G~OOCHLAND COUNTY.
UDY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior Court
ID OF Law and Chancery for Goochlsnd county, pro
nounced on the 5th day Of september, 1857, in the case
of Staple,on Coates, Trustee for Elizabeth S. Hopkins and
George II. Hopkins. against James NJ. Holeman and 9th.
err. we, the undersigned. special commissioners appoint.
ed for the purpose, will cell at public auction to the high
eat bidder, ut Solitude, the late residence Of Capt. VIM.
N. Holeman, deed, on THURSDAY, the Goth day of DC.
tober. 1857, if fair, otherwise the next fair day ~(Sundsy
excepted the real estate of the said VIM. NJ. HolenaD,
decd: fret, Solitude; and Immediately after the sale OF
Solitude, we will sell another tract about two miles dis
tant from the former.
These lands lie respectively abouts miles from Cedar
pany Canal, } miles from the Court House. and 80 miles
from the City Of Richmond.
Solitude lies on Lickinghole Creek, and contains soou'
$50 to 7C0 acres; 800 to 350in cultivation, producing "uen.
corn, oats and tobacco, $50 acres In virgin gro~tn VI s ~,
line timber IS any in this part oil Virginia. " 80
in old field pine. -,v.u;,ahor
The improvements consistofs goodiramed "elihe noue'
and all necessary out buildings. The other tract contains
sbout 300 acres about 50 OF which are cleared, ana the On
lance in oak and pine. A pla! and survey WI" o e feaaS
by the day of sale. no \.
reces.orv IN nav the cost Of this suit and executing this
1890 yiII b. REQUIRED in cash; the balance In three
ao,.I ir,tallmen,s of six, twelve and eighteen months
80 ,bc dsy OF sale, with bonds and good security, and
tho rifle retained till the whole purchase money is paid,
and the title ordered by the Court
Major lanes NJ. Holeman, who resides at Solitude, and
Mr.. George II. Hopkins, living adjoining, will take plea
J. THOMPSON, in,
WIN. N. BRANCH,
Sept 22-c6w Special Commissioner.
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RUNNEMEDE SCHOOL,.
TIME first session of this School will commence on
IL the LIST of October, 1857, and close on tho 3ls, Of Ju-
ly, 1858.
The course Of instruction will include tho English,
Latin, Greek, French, and Spanish languages, and their
literature, and Mathematics, (both theoretically and in It's
practical application
The Principal is a graduate Of the University Of Virgi.
mia, and wss engaged for one year as teacher Of Msthe-
mates in the school of Mr.. l.. NJ. Coleman.
The School 10 situated In fauquier county, In a neigh
borhood we'll known for its fine climate and excellent so.
ciety.
TERMS Board and tuition for each term Of five
months, 9l25-payable on the Let OF October and lot Of
March. Lights extra.
Circulars, giving further information, may be obtained
by addressing the Principal, at Salem Station, FauquiCr
County, Va. GRAY CARROLL, NJ. A..
REFERENCES:
The Faculty Of tho University OF Virginia.
James X. Marshall, Esq, Virginia Senate.
+. w. Coleman, Esq,
Hon. A. Atkinson, lse Of Wight County.
Geo. w. Carroll, Esq Isle Of Wight County.
Col. c. G. Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G. II. Norton, Warrenton, Va.
NAV C9-ctlstEOy