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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

a JAMES RIVER FARM-For Sale.
3 Wish to sell the Tract n Landon which lately
A resided. lying an James River, in the lower end
OF The county OF Nelson, containing nine hundred
d1d )0rty acTes-Tbere is on this land the usual
proportion OF low grounds. The dwelins-house *
offices are OF brick, lately built and the armhouses
are good and aDundantly convenient. The situation
is deemed remarkably healthy. crop of wheat
will be sown, and possession given this fall. The
terms will be made to accommodate the pureha-
ser.
Further observations are deemed unnecessary,
as Il is presumed the purchaser will prefer to
judge for hirnseliby view Of the premises. Ap-
plicaton may be made IN the Subscriber, living In
Richmond, on to VIM. ". Cabsll, Esq. who lives
nesr tle land, and will shew it ~ those inclined to
view it. lie is also suthorised,o sell it.
GEORGE CABELL.
September 7. 35-ff
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NOTICE.
10 Clercrs II Merchant Mis-, Grist
llfiLs. Rice MILE and nilnnfac>

~'<'stSB SStS D<NtSs ana 'SHfttyGS~
tories IS ftor.r, Sc.
AA'iiENEAS, in my travels throughout the
~ country, tn collect Tie. pateut fees due To
MIR. Queer ErdHs. for his improvements i'll the art
OF Misunderstanding -four and meal--sany OF yoa
have hot been called upon, by Of Your remote
situations: sou will, therefore, please 20 furnish me
the following memoranGs, viz State the situation
oiymr Inili. the stand ng of your strcarr on an IA
se'ase OF seven ycars low many pair OF stones you
run and :ler ,Barie,e;s the number uf elevators,
bopper-boys, conveyors, Sc. used ara. supplied, the
number o barrels OF -four matte by yoa in "a huurs,
the time OF your erection (rnill or milis). and by
what mill-wrght workman it was erected
This certificate to be signed by two ar more neigh
boT, attested by justice OF The peace tie clerk
OF tie county or corporation court, where yoa re-
snlc.
by enclosing this document to me bv post it viii
enable me, bya scale, to ascertain the qua,itnla OF
lees due, with elnNl ,stice othe patcnee anil the
owners-thereby saving great expenee IN travelling
and Labor TO those concerned.
1t IS not expect %, that ii,s notice will be attend
ed 20 by those who have been sud ur using tue in
yention without license.
Gentemea residing South OF the Rappalan-
mock in NORTH ans. South Carolina, Georgia,
Mississippi Territory, Upper and Lower Louisiana,
may with ease avail themselves OF those advanta-
ges
have requested the DEPUTY u,arshalsin Virginia,
AS they pass. to examine aud report the mills
ming without license
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EXPERIMENTS ON FOREIGN WINES.

BY Or. UEECE.
From tie SeueftM Nimiber of The Gazette of
Heakh.]
1t is proper 10 observe, that all wines naturally
possess proportion of alcohol (arient spirii) bat
to the foreign winesa quantity is added to prevent
their running into the acetous Fermentation during
their voyage TO this couEtry, and this is pTopor-
oned TO the quality of the wine. III order, there
hre to ascertain the quantity the different wiaes
contain GA an average, the experiments have been
made on wines from different vendors. Brandy
and rum sold Al different degrees Of strength
indeed, some termed white brandy and whTe rum
are highly rectihcd. The brandy and rum en-
rloyed IN the following experiments, we're obtained
from respectable wine-mcreIant, who was d, sired
to send samples of the articlesas generally sold to
the public.
A bottle Of Porf-Wine, contsiping 96 ounces,
which had beea in bottle seven years, produced 2
ounces and drachms OF alcohol, (srdent spi.
rt.
DO If Port Irvine, containing 253 ounces Zone
year IN bottle and twoyears in woody, OUNCES snd
drachms
Do. Pale Sherry, 8 years old, containing IS oun-
ces, produced 8 ounces.
Do. OF Naier two years old, containing 25s
ounces. produced osnces.
Do. Cape do, one year old, containing % ounces,
D ounces.
DO. Old Hook, containing q ounces, nearly an
ounce.
Ditto Brandy, containing 81 ounces, ten oun-
Ditto Rum, containing Oil ounces, 81 Gun.
ces.
A quart Of public-house Ale (not bott'ed) from
the brewery Of Mr.. Wjat, ounce.
From u quart Of commps draught Porter from
the brewery Of NIcssrs Elliot and Co. 81 dracllms.
Fcom the foregoing rcsu S, Il appears, that
foar b ttles either Of Port, Sherry, or Madeira
contain more ardent spirit than bottle Of bran
dy.
Three bottles Of Sherry are nearly equal to one
bottle Of rum.
That ~ Bottles Of Hook, NJ 10 quarts Of Ale, or
~ quarts OF Porter, are equal to bottle OF Bran
dy.
The resdurrn Of Port Wine contains ~ astrn.
gent extract, snd tartarie acd .han that Of
Madeirs, ard ;he Sherry l. IS than Madeira IT. Or.
bottle It Port, snail portion Of virioe acid was
detected. The Hook s'sa contains considerable
portion re iar,srie schl. The reshiuuln Of the ~
contains raw atgar, aud the Brandy burrf suosr
With pungeut sromatic, res "mhing crpsccn,. -
The resiiug-n Ofthe Ale snd Porter VIZ very bit.
q
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oHAPARD * WEBB
n N. ~ e.

oHAPARD * WEBB
Offer Fo, Sale,
10 hhds. prime Muscovado Sugar
90 barrels Loaf do
10000 lbs. Coffee, part prime Green
400 barrels Ley buru's aud Caruther's best rec
tilted Whrkey
Is 10. Caruther's fruited do.
20 hbds. Antigua Rum
20 bbis New Ensl nd do.
s pipes Cog lac 3: andy
do. Holland Gin
Is qr. casks dry Alasga !
do. Sweet 10. NETEA TES
do. Sicily Madeira w q ~ Ia
do. Sherry
20 tierces London Porter
10 barrels TanuerS Oh, hhds. Molasses
400 sacks Liverpool Salt, 90 tons Bar Iron
tons Biistered Steel
10. German do.
90 fasgots Crawley do
ton Nail Rods
Sheet aud Hoop Iron
40 casks Cut Nails, tons Patent Shot
90 kegs Gunpowder
DO boxes Wlii,tnore's Cotton & Wool Cards
10 10 hs aa 3 by i92 Window Glass.
htids. Class Ware assorted
cases hs!f-pint Tumblers
do. Pint do.
so boxes Morld Candles
% do. Chocolate
10 casks English refined Satpetrc
Iso reams Writing and Letter Paper
100 do. Wrapping 10.
case Quilts, i2 bumpers bottles
Bottle Corks
. ceroons Spanish Fotant Indigo
hid. Nader, bbis. Marbles
20 small boxes Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
chests Gunpowder do.
Is barrels Mess Beef
A few barrels Pork
500 barrels Cut Herrings, 70 DO Whole do.
20 do Prime Shad,
Tar, Resin, Spinning Cotton, Pepper, Pimento,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs. Gloves, Race Ginger, Fig
Blue, Cupperss, Alum, Putty, London Mustard,
Windsor asd Brown Soap, Tin Plates, Tin Boxes,
i.oswood, Shoe Thread, Grind Stones, Demyohns,
Pipes, &c. sc.
.3LSO,
cases Domestic b!eached Shirtnas
do. Betl-ticks
do. Chaubrays Stripes, Plsids, Cling
hams, sc.
bale Turkey Yarn
81 pieces 'rwied Sackng
500 Sack i3sgs
so tons Hemp, &c. &c. sc.
Sept. %. 4i-st
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.Rnhitiifuof Ncrflemsnt.

In the tall ot 1919 the town oi Ncyay, il iniai,a
Territory. laid nut: in Sill, it WAS still For
est ia 1916, IT contains IS DWELL lg-nousrs, besides
shops SIC. brick courthouse, jail, ard C. -i 'o-
ses 8 stores, tanneries. 81 mechanics, Ayers,
2phy seans, cardinc mscIine public library, nu
rnerous Trile presses and 1iae ul.s severs.l mills,
mail three tines week, and sup, orts neat
weekly newspaper; brink market-house ard
meeting house are building II, settled cli.iiy by
Swiss, one ut whom calculates On making the pres
ent year 1000 gallons of excel Heat Vine, ut sc per
gallon. lP..fI5arg Gazette.
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BY gen. Swartwont. M. jor. Cc.,crai f,d,,,ss-s-
rGusiif, generous and JraSe--His defence of Fort
E,,e Will alone Crown his nance with irDiortcfty.
BY col. Hugh Brady, The memory Of G-s,srdt
WWoe-tne heru OF Stoney-Point, Monmouth *
Ai,sui Plains.
tranquility rest wth the surviving patriots Oh the re-
soliiion
By colonel Mitchell. CorerHor Sheiby--A be-
ro 'r the revolution faithful sentinel OF lie
public.
by It col. House. The EagIe hhet hocers orer
ns--Nry the slamher ct peace nerher dim his eyes
sor blunt his arrows
BY lieut.. col Crcghan, general Scott having re-
tired) -i6yvr- General Uinfeh Scon--Ihe SOL
dier's boast---..is country's pIi'e-"in battle a
roaring storni-'uid AS the e,eiins san IN peace.
BY it. col. Arbuckle. james .1Io,Toe--His tall
eats MI virtues eutiile him 10 the nations grestest
confidence.
BY It, col. Tnwson. The mcu,o'.y IF the fallen
6rave-ln future NAV their heroic spirits To-
our battalons and point the path 81 VIC
tory.
By ell. Gardner. tn, Orator Of the DAY.
An honor to lis profession, literary military
man.
By major Sproi. Mai. Cen. .,ioriou--W orthy
the honorable station he holds over his patriotic ci-
tizen soldiers.
iiy m,jor Marston. Cen .Srrartrrou,, ort,' hte
companion ia Grr,s--.Thc gallant soldier, the pat
ro,ic citizen.
BY 'rainr Toster. Maj. Gen. Riiblcy---New-En-
glands pride, Old-Enelands fear.
Nv major II. Bidile. The gallery of Naval
Heroes---Inlexiblr patriots. --nyi cihle warriors
by maJ. Donald Frazer. Gen. Self trfiie en-
eineersrhe army know AVID sppre csie his worth ;
the citizens renber it was his genius planned the
works which they patriotic,lly completed for the
uetence nj tor F'tFsa y children
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Tlc,;ng's .qmtrican Ceorrcelv.

ii is eui Dus isct, that the most elaborate u ork
the Y ogrTphy ottho United States, puh,ished
At ilansbul ia, in the German tongue. The Sc
veutl, volume OF this great performance, contsia-
itg seven hundred PAGES, treats chiefly OF Virgil
ni;, Ii contains tiest amount oi statistical~and
historical description, printed in 1876, aud deoica-
ted 10 WIN. Bsctiy, OF Marssch.sett Samuel
Miller, 81 New rsey, Samuel l.. Mitchell, OF N.
York, and kenny St. George Tueker.of Virginia,
by the Very learned author, Christopher Daniel
Eb,iine, Professor os history III the College oi
llanlus gi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

els, the tartaro acid is very great objection 20 H.
When tits wine is on (~hat the merchants ,erm)
tie fret, It practice with some To add To il "a lit
tie ,i,r.o ic aed, Which more e'Fecuaiy checks it
than brandy. Sherry Wine appears 70 be the best
termcnted, aud more free from ,sria,c acui and
ssccharine matter THIN any ether. Il is, however,
at best ony dilute spirit B'sudy is preferable
to Rum. account of being eatreIy free from SUI
gar.
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ISI-ANDOE ICE

Captain Goay OF the ship Jones, arrived this port.
informs that his ro; 7, ersbirg, The
3lst Of Aug, the latitude uf 20. 50, longitude AZ 81,
he saw an island OF zee from about mile mile and
halt long. and fifty seventy high hen first seen
t appeared ike white clu,id
We ito not rscoect have heard of ice being seen
IN the Atlantic Ocean 50 late in the su,nnrr.
n. Z. Gazette.
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NOTICE
FOR SALE,


.9n@ Immediate b0Sse5SiOn giUen,
4 Handsome two-story BRICK HOUSE,
~ with --co acres efCrourd being of the most egi
Die situations foe private family in Manchester it forms
a complete square, and is Mr. Ffcci1nTs,
lied by Mr.. VIM Iithgow. There good brick kitchen
stable, coach house 5c. The yard is handsomely ORA
rnented with valuable trees, & well ofexcee water,
large Cqrden well improved and there is doubt but this
property will iucrease IN value by the opening of Road
10 Mr.. Tfcnf's Bridge.
For terms agoiyto
sTANARD & CHEW.
WHO HAVE FOR SALE,
53s Reams Writing Paper. assorted
~ Crates Cruckery, Containing dining sets, &c. which
will be sold az reduced price
30 Boxes Window Class by 10, 100 feet each
2 Chests Ifyson Skin Tea
20 Pieces Brown Holland.
ALSO,
Madeira Wine in
D'm,ohns and MI Of superior quaity, e
bottles lrsconmeuaedf 10 priUafe f.
champagne miles II mt Gbbreved, IL
burgundy MIR, lac >. cf,,,,,s<f
Old Hook and ny "
1ints Madeira.
Sept. o. list
NOTICE.
: LII those having claims against the e.
OF Ohediah Britt, dec late Of Cumberland coun-
~, hereby requested bring forward such CLAIMS le.
gall, attee in order for payment, on or before tn LIST
u.a Es.. n.sl s.s.c. hgainst any claim eShb'tel AZ
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Py Mss Lydia Hun.tey,
HntilV : I
tof Connecticut.

lof conneericut.1
Oh, could the KIND enquirer gaze,
Upon III, brow with feeling ir.ugh,,
Its smile. like in,pira'ion's rays
Noui give the answer TO his Thought.
A..S custl h6 see Thy sporti,e grace,
S,yit h.endiug With subm,ssuS due,
An nu. thy buspsi's teiideraess
10 e,er. Just einOdon true.
And when the new idea yiows
On tie pure aiiarofth thy rnl.
Observe III eSulting tear that flows
III si,nt eAtacy rcind.
Jhy active lie thy lsok of bliss
rhe sparkling ui thy np,eiceyc;
" .n'Iid his scepGc tiognis d.sIniss,
Md lay useless pi;yfby.
Ard bless the car ihnt ncer has known
) lie vyiee of cenSurr. pride, or art:
Or treu hi, Il ut that stcri,,r tone
HAT, Aaile At fortunes. chills The heart.
And bless the lip that neer tell
CihWnln wUys the vast amount,
Nor pour ttuss ,de words lhst swell
Tine terror vi ouf lsS account.
rur sure the Strtam of silent course
Ma, flow ~ dcep. pure As htc.'.
As that which rollsin torrents husrSe,
Or rnNr.nurS Der the mountains breast.
As sweet n srcue, as fair shore,
As rich soil lis tide may lave,
1hpu joyful and accepted pour
It's tribute to the mighty wave.
+ Are he Arqf and dumb uniofby'
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LINES,

Addressed to very interesting ad Intelligent little Girl,
sri',d OF d.e faculties OF speech and ears lin
Sequence of ra'ng this question proposed OF Able
sseards pupils Les SOGr'h Naetoi,e noaptaf lis
EyJef.y st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

General Meeting ofthe Proprietors of Shares
in the James River Company Is hereby called, a.
greealIy the 9Th Section Of the Act of the Incor-
poraton and il is appointed to be held at the Ca.
pito, in the City of Richmond. on Monday, 21st
DAY Of October next, at the hour of IL o'clock-to
consider and determine on the Proposition contain
ed IN the Resolution of the Board OF Directors ds-
ted tue Sd instant.
w -FOUSHEE, President
Of the James Ri1er Conbany
September Ia. S7-eptdrn
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PLANTERS-FARE-l2orS Sal.

PLAN 1 Ei<S-FAHE--Fo FOR Sal
A IN Tuesday the Sth day oil October next. ;er.;-
itnot the nextiar day, Will be Offered, for ,sii
at Public Auction, the premises, that Ych,cSI'
aud Hnslsoaie FARM, in the county Of e.,
land, At present occupied by Nr. John g. NJ"
x knowa by the name of PLANTERS. FARE
IL contains 40 acres, thirty acres ci viii
lying On i.ckirshole Greek, is equal in qnsj,v -
the best James River lcw-sround--the r.sii,,e ",
well for Farming, is well improved, and IL -,
productive IL is laid OF ia io.r fields, and ,h'
fields well covered, a,ul is situated 10 miles ao,,.
the Courthouse, 40 from Richmoi.i, and .ror,
boSt navigation Oh James River.
The buildings consist Of handsome two s,o.
Wooden House, DAIRY, Mea,-l,ousc, Negro H.
es, ice-iouse, Barn, Stables, sc. there ATE si;o '
orchards OF choice fruit. %
A further description is deemed unnecessary. so
ii presumed that any person wishing to buy, will
first view the pro, ertv.
The terms ct safe ", be, ora fourth cash or
aesotiabLi note, with a god en,lor.er at 6o d.,
date from the ds, Of sale, the re.nsning fths a,
equal annual payments, with interest, and a Dell
OF L rust On the property to Secure the paymen,
ibis property viii positively be sold, and will h.
a gentee' establishment Ton any Gentleman w;s,
to retire from business, industrious Fsrn,.SS
who can spare cashto make the first pay nent ,a
other three may be ma'ie from the product of ,h,
Farm, in time To meet them.
Mr.. Nooe will show the property to any perso,
wishing 10 buy. Full possession " i'll be gwen ~,
the first day of January 1917, and liberty 10 so,.
Wheat by the 10Th OF October.
AT Tie same time and place, add the ssms
| terms, will be sold, Mrs Oy.s's Tenement CO..
tanning 10 acres at lively Land well tnbere,l an,
near enough to Plau;ers-fare to supply it with tim.
| Der. Also, the same number of acres in a Farn,
near Planterslare, occupied by Mrs. James. vic
| has life estate in the Farm.
DANIEL TRIPLEIr.
.Sehtem6e7 ID. 37-f,Ja
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

DR. MitehelPs literary lab urs, says correspon-
dent, are receiving distinguished attention from the
learned mon ofFurope. by q Letter ust received
H. ts CITY, Ve learn that the Doctors history og
tie American earthquake, and memoir On the
Fshc, Of New YORK, SIRE shout 10 be turned into
German. by Professor Giibeit, Of Leipzig sod that
rs 4 l.nrn otto the charaalar % Dc. Lld.-ne A.
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VALUABLE FARM.

1 a Meeting OF tie PRESIDENT and Directors Of
n The James River Company on the Sd day Of
September 1916;
Resolved, That the Presid mt be requested to
eall General Meeting of the Stockholders ofthe
Jarees River Company at the Capitol in this City
on Monday the 2tst day Of October next. 10 take
into consideration enquiry made by the Board of
Publek Works, " Whether lhis Company will un-
derske, with the appreciation Of the General Assem-
bly,, TO extend the navigation of Jaroes River t. the
mouth OF Dunap's Greek, and upon what condt
ns"--A Copy. Teste,
ROBERT POLLARD, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-02

THE above named Commissioners solicit the at
ten,ion ofpersons quail fled for that undertaking, and
Will receive ProDosals that effect at the Coanty
Office for two months from the date hereof
.Ye6,sunbeJ, Of oo-i,y
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IOIIN MOODY, Agent

for ClUos- GUdHS.
RTcuNoND, September II, 1916.
N. Ii. For the conyeniency Of those persons who
are owners Of Merchant, Flour or Grist Mills IN the
Eastern section OF this State, will, il health per-
mit', attend a; the fa5eigh Tdoc,7i in Williams
burg, on the 2Sth OF October nexty when will, in
pursuancs oIpowers vested ia me by the Pstentee,
offer such terms to the owners of mills. who have
in use 1sithout license the above machinery, in whole
or in part, or these who disposed to them
or anv part os them, will be productive ofgre,t
benefits, noto ly TO mers in particular, but To
the community in general, as it may be the means
Of putting into operation number of mills situated
in fae grain country, and contiguous to navigable
water. J. NJ.
September IS. 4o-Gt
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A L Court held for Louisa County, the ytu day
"a of September, 1876
Ordered, That Frederick Harris and Ralph S.
Sanidge, be appointed Commissioners for the pur-
pose OF receiving proposals, and to contract for
king an accurate Surrey and Chart ofthis County,
according to the Act of Assembly in that case made
and provided, subject to the revision of this Court
at the November Term next.
Copy, Teste,
JOHN POiNDEXTER, c. c.
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FfNfiE undersigned being appooted by ,..e Duuu-
h ~ Court of Alhemsre, 10 receive proposals
Tor executing an accurate Survey and Chart of sail
County, (except the Blue Ridge, the Ryanna Riv-
er, from the Fluvanna line IL the Fork above
Charlottesville, and the Fuvanna or James River,
agreeabIy to an Act Of Assembly, passed 9th Feb
ruary, 1916. Give notice, dat they will receive
Proposals lin writing, post paid) for making the
said Survey and Chart, until the LIST of November
next.
BARNEY MINCI,
FRANK CARR,
CHARLES BROWN.
August IS. 80
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LETTER

I Are h'e ,irqfanddnn1 u''iofay ?
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VALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.

pursuance of a dec,ce of the Super;
or Court OF Chancery (ad with the consent of all h
Pares interested erein) will I've so public auction o.,
credit of one, and three years, equal animal No.,
ments ten tracts or parcels Of LAND belonging The 90
tate Of the late John Rae jr.dcc) containing Is spS
acres, lying IN the Counties of Lincon and Madison in H.
State Of Kentucky, bling art of ~ survey of az 600 80
patented in the name of John Lewis. s'
Onerno or parcel ofLord the waters of Goose crc.
branch OF the south fork of Kentucky containing 5000 :,
ores. Icing lot No.lo. wv a.
One other tract lot No. twenty, containing 5000 acres .
ing ON Goose Creek. -
One ofher tract lot No. twelve containing 1000 ocres 80
the ridge that divides the of Richand from Con-,
Greek. ' 'ooso
Ore o-r tract lot No. one, Containing six hundred ar,
three and onehaf acres, the head Of Lick Fork @
Richland Creek. - VA
One other tract, lot No. 6. containing two thousand am,
twelve acres. ON Richland Creek. w
One @hertrcT, lot No g. containing hundred and tr
ore Other tGc lot No. 9, containing acres ON the
wat ~ Richlani. - Wv
One crr tract, lot No H. containing 1000 acres, on ,b.
waters Of Richard and Collins Fork. X WV
One Gtr fr'cf lot No. fifteen containing two tu.r5
fnr hundred and SIX and quarter acres lying ON bob
sides Of Goose Greek. - ~
ind ore oer tract, lot No. sixteen containing tyo ,o
sand acres lying on both sides of Colliss Fork.
The title papers To- the aforesaid lands may be seen on nm
picaton 10 Mr.. james H. Lynch auetioneer, with whom
they will he lodged for that purpose previous TO the ny Of
Sale winch will take place the Beiatern in The Cty of
Richmond, on Monday the 9Th of Dec. next.
1eiTS-Bonds with approved security 10 carry Interest,
from the day Of sale the interest RENTED the nrin
eipal is puncualy paid f''"
B. w. Leigh,
JAS G. Wilder,
JcelHammoD,
Thos Jones.
fcS
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FOX SALE.

FEVHE tract of Land in Orange county on which
reside, containing about seven hundred acres
II iesneary level and is very well watered and the
woodland covered with The best TIMBER of every de-
Serpuon. 1t is situated - the foot nj the Southwest
mountains and on the south side thereof and with
m three miles of the Cotgt House, thirty three
miles OF Fredericksburg, and four from the turn
pike road to that place and Which is now finished
TO within thirteen miles of the land reducing the
price OF carriage bushel of wheat to ten pence
20 the Farmer. The sill is a lark hazel loam bot
toned on STIRRED clay, and If not cultivated for
short time IS covered with green sward and white
clover. The timber is lled-sak, Poplar, Redbud
Hickory, Locust and Chesnut. Plaster and Red
Clover have succeeded well on it. The improve
ments sre dwelling house Of four rooms below and
two above STAIRS with the necessary ont houses and
y large barn and stable. There is also sufficiency
OF hat land for meadow. About four hundred a.
ores are cleared and divided into four fields This
tract of land is deemed the best tract of hig land
IN the county, and believe, in the state, on this side
the Blue Ridge.
wish to sell another tract Of land Of 500 acres "
ing in the county of Amherst in s or 6 miles of
LynehbuTg. On this rset there are about 200 acres
cleared and the balance covered with excellent white
oak poplar TIMBER the land is considered good
J obacco land, sixty acres Of which is creek flats
suitable for meadow, and considerable proportion
nov sown IN timothy The plantation is ia toler-
aDle order FOR cropping, and has other improve
nents tran overseer's house, negro quarters and
toba eco houses. II is well waered and the soil is
grey and bOitomed on 2 stiff red clay. For terms,
apply 70 MIR. Thomas Taylor olRehmond
ROBERT II. ROSE
Orange, April 3. 1916