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a VtIITABIE ESTATE FOR SALE IN
CHARLES CITY COUNTY.

CHARLES Gil tDCNll.
guyHE condition of my health being such prevent
me from attending to my agricultural operations, |
offer for sale nv Farm, in Charles City county, call.
el and known by the name of "FARMlNGTON " This
farm contains fifteen hundred OF which bve hun
dred and seyepy five acres have been cleared heavily
lined and highly improved by the constant use at clover
and plnser the balance i. in woods, and has lnrre
quantity of pine and oak timber, and manv thousand
cords Of the very hest pine woodt 10 seven miles be.
low the Court house in fork The JHnre and Chlcka
bomny rivere convenient each and the wood land
rs msinly on bold creeks one leading 10 The Chick
ahuminy the other to the James river.
The improvements such may be expected on au
estate the size of this, in good condition. and amply
sufficient Tor the accommodation ot large temy; and
the servants houses g,l framed buidiHgs with
brick chimueys This farm may be divided make
two beautiful iarIns OF level AMI good land To any
persou who will purchase this land will sell twcu hve
or thirty slaves the perishablc property the vuluh
tion of disinterescd gentlemen.
Invite persons wishing purchase real estate to
anime this farm, assuring them that will sell AT fair
prce and on terms that cannot fail 10 please them My
address during the month Of August will be White Sulphur
Springs and during the month OF September, Healing
Springs ANY communication addressed to me will be
promptly answered During my absrncc Iny sou William
win show the property any person wishing to purchase
and Mr. Thomas H. Wilcox. living few miles "bo:c rnr.
will give any information price ard terms iEn iaay
Le wanted and in fnct is authorized 10y to sell the
property and any contract he msy make ouchiD. this
property during absence, will be as binding on rae s
ii were personally present. and rnietlns into contract
myself "m. : u"nH'@o"
Auy 4-ctf
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WANTED,

4 PRINCIPAL. AND ASSISTANT TEACHERS to TAX
N charge of the I.OWNpESBORO' MALE ACADEMY
for The scholastic year, NJ the ls OF Octo
bcr The situation is desirable one, with gooC
and culnnlodious house and beautiful grounds The
number pupils from ID ~ a. lucncd in an ineili
gent. healthy and 1ourlshlnr village.
None need apply who cannot furnish satisfactory rs'i
inonHls good moral character, schoArshlp aud ca
pscy tor governing and imparting instruction.
VIII receive applications Till lOth OF September. Fol
further particulars address.
JAS X WHITMAN Sec'y Board Trustees
I.owndcehorui Ala Aup lO-ctlDct
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SALE OF LAMP IN GL0UCE>rNH.

SAIE OF LAND IN I'IIVT Z ENTEN.
q J Commissioner nt the County Court o Gloucester
"A county. | will offer tor s,c at Gloucester Court
House N the let MONDAY in September to the hchc,
bidder at public auction small of land III said
county IN Robins Neck, Ware river, containing, BY
estimation about two hundred and fifty acres.
This land hes in very good ncighborhood and has
good improvements it, nnd in every respect, moe
desirable residence.
Terms mndo known Oh the day Oi saie.t
Aus 6-cy4y JOHN T. SEAWELI., Coinr.
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Inese lands are in the Mississippi Valley, md are
unsurpn-srd In fertility, and III the best laritud.
tor Cotton Trat portion OF the land in Arkansas and
Prarcs counties is we'll adapted To stcckhising being
pant tlmbered and part p'air land, well in fine
grass Thousands of ca'tlc. .hccp and horses can
raised with hnt line cypen-e trouble The -c PA
duces tne wheat. corn aud cotton, aud is White
River, which Is navisabe all iimrs TOR seamhonts
ready market be- found u New OrIrnn- and Mem
phis Tor yng produced In hi- portion ui The
try The Railroad trun Memphis Ia Little Rock is NV
nc"riy finished From memphis to -. Francis river li'
mlr.) the bHlHncc u the rua will be- tut under
,oon This r"i will run my land III Cii,tcndGn. -
Francis ard Prairie comili.s
DradrEinys have been made portion Of the land.
yif will be- real ni burning O February March,
1859 and crop "i corn can lie planted next spring
offering these land. che"l aud. where the purci1-
desires 10 do would take part pay
good rcrl estate AT fir vau ,iiun.
would take pleasure in c"ITr-pOndin. with parties III
reference t0 NV lands, an would cote the country with
them Ia make cxamIpsrio.. aHy time called Mem
pins here Is d.iIy 1m'ou navigation 10 within five
Ia uIcs o! all tine land which can be reached .hiu
lays travel.
Township maps ard further descriptions be ~
the cfcr o my agents Mcssrs Goddin Apprrson Rich
mend Va. J. GllfFING,
Aug 3-c2swlm Memphis, Tenn
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
MARKET

N EslGNING to enlarge my hotel establishment thc
IL Hygeia) at Cid Point Comfort, offer foi sale the
most desirable real in hdewaer Vrenia my farm
called Roseland, In Elizabeth City county, Containing
about 430 acres.
The farm is situated In full front Of Hampton Ronda,
one Of the beautiful sheets o water in Americas
one mile from Old Point Comfort and the HyGcn Hotel
within quarter al mile of the Chesapehke Female Col
ege destined to become one OF the first educational in
slituons In the country; miles from the town OF
Hampton and within two hundred yards reach OF feb,
oysters and crabs and all the uyurcs o the salt water
region.
the White Sulphur Springs, and the location Is absolutely
Elysian There ls not III all Eastern Virginia mure
lovely and inviting spot No has ever been upon it
that did in almost rapiurous terms, pay tribute t"
its enchanting beauty.
will cell the whole. or part
For the character of the property. refer to lanes
Lyon. E,o Of Richmond. Hon. A. Dudley Mann oil
Washington, and Moore N. Falls, Esq of baltimore.
If cannot cell at satisfactory price, will dispose o.
in whole or in par the Hygin Hotel Establishment which
believe to be The best ring place property in the cUun-
Try To a company wi'h the means for adequate on
.rrement it can made uf tr most desirable and
profitable summer resorts "f the Union The present
season settles this point beyond ali question.
Aug 1-clm d''S SE'1af
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GEORGE /. HERRING.

COMMISSION AND GRoCERl sionr'
No 81. MAIN STREET
urEEPs slwsy. ON hand full stock of "rocsries, "
n which ne invites his cusonersann the puohe gene
49, ,.o pays strict attention to the sale ot country
sni i: now prepared furnish grain bags to MS
,sb3. xhJ wish 10 send their grain to him TO sell
h's"'' GEO. I HERRING,
=, No 81 Main 81.
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EARN IN CAkuLINE FUK SALE.

nURSUANT to the provsOns Of tho last will and itt
Il lament of the late Nathaniel Ware deceased shall
executor. proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder o.
THURSDAY September ID. 1885, II fair. If not ou 'h
next fair day upon the premises the tract ol land upon
which the tcstaor lived during his life This tract OF
and contains about eight hundred and thirty acres Is 10
Gated IN the county u Caroline the White Chmneys
about four mics from Pole Cat Depot, on the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. is In healthy and
desirsbe nephhorhOod, and is convenient 10 several
Churches of different denominations The buildings out
houses orchard and soil equal 10 any IN The neigh
lhuod and would make very desirable settlement i"r
large family.
Al the came time and place will be sold the pcrishabI'
property consisting of household and kitchen furniture
horses cattle, &c
Terms, which will be very accommodating, msdf
known o the day Of sale w. SCOTT,
Aup l3-cwtds Executor OF NaihI Ware, decd
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'HNWO young gentlemen, who have attended lectures
at the University OF virginia, and had considerable
experience in teaching. desrOus Of obtaining the
rriuripnlshp aud Assistant Assistants Of Scho"
either in the country city. Best tcstmnnals given
For further particulars address "RETA,
Aur IO-caw Hampton, Va
SCHOOL WANTED.
SOUTHERN s,ntlcL1Hn who has had eight wears cx.
"A pcicncc in teaching the Classics, Mathematics and
the Common I'm, ,.h branches desires school Salts
factory references will he given aud required
Address :, Palmyra, Fuvauna county Virginia, eta
iin- .,Iarv &c August l6-ti3rct
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A BLACKSMITH wanted that understands horse
! Snoring, wagon work agricultural work generally
An Industrious, sober man, who come 1mmcnded
gul ;OOd wages For further information apply
either in person. by letter, the subscriber, at Wind
sor, North Carolina GEORGE l.. MARDRE.
Aug 22-c4t-
:eFERSEER The subscriber. who has had fifteen
years experience in the capacity of Ovcrsecr de
rires employment the ensuing year, with moderate wa-cs
Satisfactory references gwen. Address
JOSEPH PERKS
Aug a7-3w, Thornhurr Spots, ,lvnna Co., Va
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ifO. WATT =: II Siai

fUNlil- PlOW mas been steadily ~
i gaining ia,or with thr i,riucrs \en1aV
'ng planter. tor the last ten years,
until il nav be considered the
nos. popular Piow in In the whole South has ake
,.1un At three OF our State Fars mud at the last soo
the FIRST all the most popular pows IN use
ts. s.o tnkea every premium given BY the Mech"icS
nsrle OF Virginia upon plows AS wen ne SILVER me9a
,sa the highest award offered by this nstitute and has
:-e successfully tested in variety ot soil III TINS
state and many ot the more Southern States.
Manufactured Sy the ut their factory "f
Erstsin street, below the Exchange, Richmond, Va.
sa-r sy be nad nearly every article used tor nlng the
ln; ilI i,.a,!e in our own shops OF best material
..rI llcjv GEO WATT & co.
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SITUATION WANTED.

a GRADUATE of the University "t Virginia. who has
had three years experience in teaching, wishes 4
situation Tor the ensuing ycnr cihcr principal assist
ant In an Academy. References from among his former
partn,and the Professors OF the University o Virginia
will he given.
Address 'P ;" and drcrt to Georgetown D. c. until
September 9TH after that date to fredericksburg Va.
An,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03

r.. .l.ECELEBRATION IN WASHINGTON.
W,.n,xGroS, September 1.-The principal public
, Il, q. and other buildings brilliantly illu'ins
Il 4 r.,n,sht. Music sounds 10 the strsets. Rocks
c d. q, ~ ux, and the Hags Of nll nations als'
playe. al derent points on the Avenue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-03

EpY virtue OF u deed OF trust dated pa November,
- lsi5 and admitted record in hn Clerks tihce OF
CoOchlHnd County Court, the same day eXecuteh by
Thomas Msssie in Eis life time, 10 William Miller Hs
trustee. who il also dead, will, executor ni the
SAID William Miller deceased in order to satisfy the u
poses o ssd deed of tru.t proceed u SELL on THURS
DAY the 23d day Of September next ar public auction
IL the highest bidder tor ready money "n the promises
the nct OF land which the said Thomas Massie lived
vt the time OF his death lying Ecav"r Dam Creek IN
the county uf Goochand Containing about ilx hdnurrd
acres and known by the name OF New Market II II
rarely more desirable valuable tract OF land Is oiri
ei NJ public sale. b.ing we'll w",rcd and having large
body ot Beaver dam Creek fat attached To H. aud sl'u"
Ted within three mie- of tine Court House and Cei"
Point a public landing On the James River Canal lh
ments consist OF large dwelling house, barn.
sable and all necessary Out houses.
Posses will BE- given the purchaser miedhty tor
seeding wheat ami ul at the end o the year
MAR. W MILLER,
Executor oi VIM. Miller deceased.
ain authorized by all h" p+rti.s Interested /" -Ih
that the above tract lard win II desired lac sold "n The
following terms Instead oi cn-l, required by the deed
wit One.fhri Oi the purch'-c money IN rh'i "hi
hr balance on d credit vi one and two y-nr- "qn" 'j
nents the purchaser TO give bonds with approved 80,
curly the credit payments and tEe tile 10 the lana
20 be retained tll all The moiry Is pad
Aug 26-cw4w MAX w. MILLER. l-N n
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TO WILLIAM Is YAGER.

TO WILLIAM YAGER.
lAkE Eotce hat ON the Both day of September, 1855.
t''wcen the hours Of o'clock in the morning, and
aeork the aitrrnoon shall proceed at the office OF
lNa:i Sands Attorneys NJ Law in the City ot Rich
'o'd, to take the dispositions Of Morris Newman,
f., A Godin, james w. Lewelen, and others, TO be
~ 's eydence in NJ behalf in certain suit in Chsn'
s pending in tine Circuit Court of Orange County, in
''ica suit am plaintiff snd you are defendant; and it,
ANY cause the taking Of the said dispositions be not
1ie,ced lha, dny, or it commenced, be not con-
ld on that day. the taking OF the same will be ad-
..1ed and tuu,d from day day. Oh troui time 10
- al me came place and between toe same hours, un'
: ne ''he sEai! oe conpe,rd.
Respectfully,
ELIZABETH G. YAGER,
Ey her next friend p. K. WhiteIaw.
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E(lTIf.Is

q GRADUATE OF tho Virginia Military Institute. with
one wears experience in teaching, desires situa
tnn ss nm assistant in school, tutor in private ain;
ly. Satisfactory references Gun be had. if required
Address a j. H.
An, oa-coyy Box los, Norfolk vn.
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n AND FOR SALE-l will sell TO the highest bid
IL der on Thursday the 3rh Of September, uf l isr
risburc two miles southwest Of Red Oak Grove, in Char
lotte county, adjoining the lands Of Captain John
Moseley, A. G. Jefress, Charles Toonhs and my o~r
lands On Staupton river.
Said tract contains about 500 acres fourth OF which
cleared and in good heartthe balance heavily timber
II % Ias on il good dwelling with four rooms and nj
necessary houses good eranary stables and two TO
bacco houses and well OF the finest in Virginia
will sell the whole any part OF the land on very rea
,onable terms Persons wishing to purchase. desiring
further information the subject may address ME at REQ
Oak Grove p o., Charlotte, Va.
Terms made known day Of sale
ang2l-c5t JAMES L. MOSELEY.
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'' eSe"ae or justification fyr The 'rs,saciSa, IN
'Nue"'sf"'J con'rt. that bad faith or barkfxj'S
70 ''ie Hioi's or incentive And The whole saheglN
unnecessary. II it is advisable, (which il il NOT
that State bonds shall not be redesmed before ma.
r'ty' the State should be prec'uded from puyfasii
them before they are redeemabe, under afy p,-t.,,
Whatever. w. on the other hand, it is Thought be- 4
(ss II certainly is) to accommodate a cer.an class
cFso''ors oy allowing them to ss!l the SAts bonis
to the State before maturity,ihe State shouldSurh
such bends at par. There could be no objection "
ever to such system. II would insure in the manner
proposed by the Constitution, the payment of every
bond issued by the State within thiry.our years or
IN less time, at the upton OF the bond holder ksx
this be DONE and lot the State cease to tax her own
credit-then State bombs must command a prs,a nm.
This ID as deinonstrable AZ q mathematical problem
Inc 81 penny WISE policy Of attempting By s,ingy
shifts aud contrivances t" accumulate surplus sink
ing fund, or TO pay of the public debt in shorter
term OF years than that prescribed by the Constiu-
t'on' or IN any manner to squeeze revenue out #,
STATE creditors, must dep,eciate the public cr.iit of
any Slate upon earth, despite svery solid gusrsus.
which can be offered or dsyissd
--'' ~ w "o'o 'oPch6uly assured tnc pUtiC.
penny wise" policy in this instance is the mere screen
oi more subtls contrivancs. A few of our po!i.;
clans who have long virtually controlled the finance
OF fbe State, have purposely deprecated the cr.G at
the State, with the sole object Of preventing h- ap
pileation OF appropriations 10 public work.. Such
msn ss these have obtained control over our rnsnc-
committees, and thus concocted schemes which
have received legislative sanction, only ba
cause the great msjority Of liberal minded rn.r
IN the Legislature have been too inefrs si-r,
10 study, much less to oppose, measures which
have been repeatedly presented for their sdop
uon The improvement party have allowed the. mos.
important issues of State policy to be decided sysn-
them by their own sluggish inacton. This is the
reason why the State of Virginia, during the lat -iy
years, has been subjected to series of 6nsncis .-
glsaiion the most noxous to the public credit which
could possibly be effectusted.
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TwENrY-FIyE DoII,.nS REwARD.

n iWENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD.
k An AWAY, about rbe 10th of January. 1853, negro
! l, esn named BRlrTON, hired 6fP. NJ. Tabb & Son,
Sad negro ia annut thirty years old. sharp face,
3 ~ Won' n feet inches high he has been about
isi-ierros farm, in Gloucester county, where he
te'' and ia believed b. lurking about there
,,.,st shhorhooa will pay the above reward il de.
,, ' 70 me- IN Richmond. POWERS,
/ >,.s i'-cJW 6rirk Ruilder
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY,


C..rtr,d by the Leaisldiaye Of tbs Std,s in l>Ji
CAPITAL OVER 100000.
'bNhS Company offers many advantages by Insurance
u with without premium note The eaPpicAut may
J the whole premium in cash for one or two years II
" The latter term he caves oneeighth OF the amount
S'''Sei annual poicics Or by giving premium
'tce s regulation bcsiies saving nearly Onehnlf the
'',ouut ordinarily charged by Insurance Companies
differences in the settlement OF losses, under our bye
iire r.tershlc to arbitration
l. DIRECTORS.
+ v. IIoMAs Fairfax CHRISTIE NEALE, Alex'dria,
n Sr,BLER Alexandria, H. F LISTER Petersburg,
!" TrRsER King WIN. !. 7 STUART. Fairax,
1, ROBERTSON, AIexria, d LIPscoMB. Pr. William,
r. MASSEY SILKS BIGLow, Appomattox,
L. X ,RR r. a. CARTER, Fauquier,
4 lniL JAMES T. CLOSE. Aloxdrs,
u >.sG,.rk A. K. BLAHEY, Madison.
=" NioNAs President; ". n. MASSEY, Tress'r,
EcbERrsoS. v Prest; F. SANosTHR, Secretary.
JAMES 7. CLOSE, Actuary and Gen. Agent
~
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THE MANAGEMENT OF THE SINKING

or all the lrksome tasks imposed upon journal
lat that of constant repetition s the most unpleasant
Nothing however, is necessary for the eucida-
ton Of every new question, or new phase of an old
auestion which may become the aubject Of public
discussion. Frequent reieraticn, in various forms,
is the only species Of strition which prevails to i'm.
press on the minds Of vesdsrs-most Of whom read
Only curaory-hs just, full and accurate compre-
hension Of either political or nancisl question:
And when question Of finance presents, or can be
made to present, phase Of parli.an politics the tack
is doubly difficult. w, had thought, however, that
our previous articles the management OF The sink.
ing fund.- had been explicit as to leave no further
room for misunderstanding; and we nave been more
than ordinarily surprised to see the following com
.nunicaiinn inserted in the Wing" of Thursday
Isst without word Of comment or explanation
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SINKING FUND STATE BONDS AGAIN.

E
gee by an extract from the New York Commercial
Advertiser Of the l4h Instant, that the Fnancers OF
Wall str.et have seen with disgust and do DOT with
hold their censure OF thr pursued by ihe Com
mssione,s OF The Sinking Fund; it the stigma could
be placed the Commissioners Whrre IL Deongs, as
expect 10 shoy. il would not be had; but, "a will
he seen from The following publication in The New
York Conmrrcinl Advertiser OF the l4h the Com
monwealth of Virginia is suffering from the very un
iu.,ifiahle cuur-. these gentlemen have been aud,
suppose. are still pursuing:
rh.re il co,isiirr-ble dssstiefacoD. and we think
iu.tly 81 tie course OF the Commonwealth OF N,rgi
nis IN regard 10 q class OF hnnds lssu-d in lST.-
These bonda sre redeemable after twenty years from
the ssue and the holders very naturally expected The
redemption at par by the State when that term e1-
pirsd We understand. however, that this redemp
ion ia refused and that this State ia in the market
purchasing them at 9li, per cent below the current
rate Of The coupon bonds In opinion this is ima'l
business, and likely effect the credit ct the State
great deal more than it will make by the operation.
This is enough 10 make every honest 'irgihisn
blush who has baen in hs habit ot feeling proun OF
the straight forward course and iair dealings M WI
sinn officials md her uniform lut legislation WIN
regard 10 her obligations uf tv-ry kind.
called public attention 10 The inlnslics cfthe Com.
missioner. through your Journal n June last when
first learned they were 10 the msrke! with the Sink
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-..o,,, N,pvsp.ls {. n BARKsDALE,
-, oi Charlotte Of Richmond
Z n R,xxspALR tate Of Fdrmriite,
RARKSDALE Il BROTHERS,,
cnwNIS,IuN MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE NEAR SHocKoE WAREHousE
r IsERAL ADVANCES made on Consignments In
l - Jan 5-cts
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XHyANTED-A CLASSICAL TEACHER--a gentle.
w man of good moral habits. graduate of sonc re-
spectacle College can obtain good situation in Mississp
pi by applying al this Office Aug LIT
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RiTCHIE, DUNNAvANT, TYLER g. WISE
FRIDAY MORNING, sEPTEMREK 3.
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HEv4STED-A situation by young man, cxpe-
W rienrcd teacher, in private family public
slitu'ion in the South.
TIE adycrtIsers thoroughly educated, and taught
raj y.srs ,yh great For sometime he has been
in The practice OF law but is snyous 10 return
his f,rmer profession. address, ,..,...
JOHN :. ROBINSON,
Aug oa-cit' Fairfield, Albums County. Pennsy ylvans.
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Naj ANTEp by college graduate, who has had some
w exrperience, and Is capable of teaching La in,
Crack and French aud the higher English braEches.
situation n. a teacher oiiher i'll II family OF school.
Refer In Rev Or Howe ol Philadrphs, Bishop Smith
OF K-ntucky and editor OF the Chri.tian Witness and
Professor sparrow oil Theological Seminary Fairfax Co..
Va
address Rox 70, ws1tham, Massachusetts,.
aur -cw5t'
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NX!ANTED-A Good Farm Il from So 100 10 30,UDD
w in healthy location, for which valuable >tcan
Furnc Mill in the ci'y OF Haltimore would b" given in
exciap . and the balance nrranecd in satisfactory
Address JAMES hoir'
Money aud Real E:tc,e Broker, II, ST Psuis street,
baltimore Md
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LIAM X. CHURCH WILLIAM X. fLtMiNe
CHIRCH & FLEMING,
GN,t.tIs,,InN MERruANTs

WI LIAM x. CHURCH WILLIAM IL. fLtMiN'
CHrRCH & FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
c,,>rR Cary AND 18th STREETS, OPPOSITE OLD Go
LuMHlAx HOTEL, RIcHMoSp, Va
VNyul pay particular attention 10 the sale oi ALL
w KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers 10
/, sR;s Of Agricultural implements, which are ~rTan
,i also ned and garden Seeds of almost every variety.
My i-cti
CHARLES STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND HASovER CorSrY VA,
tY,L practice regularly in the Courts OF the coun
w ties Of Hanover, Caroline. and King Wilham ana
a end ,o sny business in any OF the Courls held IN inc
II d Rcauond. Dec Ncu
SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF KiCHMOND:
J:i'CE AT TIE STORE OF CnRlSTIAN LAIh-
kOP, No. 80, MAIN STREET,
VN1 HERE icposits vii! T." 'c''"'!, 80 Wncn III IN
w .sr.st OF o per cent, will he pni on all 'up
aanng on depuste six months or longer, And h'c er
:sn' ict shorter period.
Tssns,itutiOn has been in existence tn!ry yc
q, ,.n.d ave. zen millions oi dol- has nn supenh
:.t, as u.ver lost dollar tsed 10 pay anVcert
ste shsn due JNo IHOMrSOM' tres'u,n'
WM H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
J.y. ~ -.l.,r.. JAMES H. GARDNER. Secretary