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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-27

1mourt Of Produce and Number oT Boats p1ssrd
dozen through me Lotcer Locks.
MAY 22-l96 hhds tobacco, hhds stems zoo bbls
-four ~ bushels wheat, iG bushels shorts 500 bush
els corn, 90 lbs butter. tons castings BAGS fea
thcrs, bag ginseng, bags dried fruit. $50 hoop
poles. 42 bouts. 10 coal boats, 81 o bushels coal
MAY % 3j8 hhds tobacco, , tictccs do go
b5ls Hour 10 bales hemp, 800 feet plank 10 barrels
whiskey, bbl mails 100 lbs, 60 boats 500 kcg poles
cords wood
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EUST RECEIV ED-Spanlsh Grammar: by a.
- De Letamendi, late Consul of Spain for Ess,
Florida Also. by tho author, Notas Historic as
sorre la Revolution de Espana, comprcndierro Ia
ePoca de 1914 husta 1923, for sale at the Book &,
Stationery Store OF II. ID. SANXAY
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p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

GJ-TO-MORROW at o'clk, the Dnwinr of the
Maryland State Lottery, Nc. s. will be received.
Capital prize $40 oOo.'lckcts So, shares in pro-
po'tion.'rhis Eoiteryis drawn on the Odd and Even
system, therefore two tickets odd and one even.
must draw one prize, and may draw three
On Saturday, the drawing OF the Rhode
Island Lottery No. will he rcccved.-- Capital pr,.
zcs $4,000. $500, 5000 200, 1929. > Of 1000 / of
500. . Of zoo. ctc.--'rickcis Si--ior sale at
ma q CHI-BRS
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

Lotteries CT which Yates & Mcintyre are Managers
Rhode Island State, Glass No. T.
The Drawing will be received on Saturday 10000
dollars capital prize. Tickets 81. halves g quarters
|.
Connecticut State, No. 6. To be drawn
on Thursday. rhc drawing will be received OF
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III BUlIDENS.
W. have on hand five cr six plain MARBLE MtV.
w TIES, which will be sold low to close the con-
signment
Orders for every description of Marble Work. will
be executed by Ilcrkncss g. Smith of Philaslphia.
at short notice. Apply to
ma 10 Il. COLLINS ~ co.
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Hare for Saie,
IN Bbis. New York prime pork
$50 casks nails. assorted
1900 sacks Liverpool salt
$50 bags green coffee
IS qr. casks French Madeira and Sicily wines
90 boxes Clarnt do
- L.slei~ CnamfaIgne -,
30 hhds molasses
do sugar
80 sides sole leather
600 half boxes window glass
so hbls Tanners oil
Cotton yarns
Writing and wrapping paper
Half put tumblcrs
Crates ware, assorted
Spcrmaceti and mould candles
Brown soap
Almonds, raisins
Indigo, pepper, pmeno
Fort wine, cigars
Hats. shoes, loaf sugar
Lamp oil, rice
brandy, rum. gin
Gunpowder, Sc.
IN assortment Of DRY GOODS. comprising
brown and beachcd shiriugs and sheetings ozna
buEgF, cassimercs, Parasols, fans. pcrfrmery and
variety o! fancy articles imported from France
I9--Gt
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HAVE received from their Factory. great veri-
n ETY. OF Ladies and Gcntlemens, Misses Bows
and Chdrcns Boots, Bootees and Shoes of every de-
scrpiion-whlch. for quality. arc perhaps little SUI
pcrior to any others IN the Crty-bcng made of the
best materials. and by the best workmen That can be
procured in the United Siates.--Thcy arc PERFECTLY
easily hitting cory Durable anl hanhSomr For sa 10
~ the fshions6ic Shoe Store.
m IS corner OF Main and 14th streets
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/ Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS and
R4RD U.4RE at auction.

H4RD HARE at auction.
ID Y virtue of Deed in Trust executed to the nm
~ dersigned by Alexander levy will De cold p.
the Store occupied by him, Market Bridge on Wed
nesday, the end of Iu2e next at 10 O'Clock. pndcr
the management of Otis. Dunlop {, Go his entire
stock of Dry Goods. amounting ls supposed to
upwards OF $40 0uo and comprising almost every ar
tlcc IN the Dry Good line and principally adsnted IN
tfe present season The goods wore nearly sII mr.
chased TINS spring and particularly selected fr ,h;s
MARKET ard are well worth the attention
Also a large assortment of Hard Ware and Cu,Ia,
suitable for the country trade ~"'e'y'
Terms, under 500 cash. 500, end month";,
credit, Tor approved negotiable notes "'oA'"'
& {. II II RRA AecHr;s, ; As,isneez
Also, on the snInr day, at Ia clock AZ tho s,o,o g
SAID Levy wIibc sold by Otis, DuNiop g. Co No.
gro Woman and her three children, Or cash,
+. V. DANIEL.
ma l9 G. II. BACCHUS Assi-nccs
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP N co.
GROCERIES, &c.
On FRIDAY, the 29th inst, at 10 O. clock will be
sold at our store. without reserve.
20 hhds sugars, various qualities
100 bags coffee
81 Kegs cut nails
100 reams wrapping paper
100 boxes soap
100 do "rp and tailow candies
30 bbls gin
10 hhds molssses
100 boxes imperial tea
80 40 hyson do
100 half and Or boxes raisns
90 boxes starch
II superior fine grit Nova Scotia oriodstores
groce brown and white bonnet paper
l night cabinet, child's crib
Hats and banboxes flower pots
Lot of books, sc. &c.
ma ~ o. d. & Co. Aucts.
Household Furniture at Auction.
On SATURDAY, the 29th inst, at 10 o'clock
VIII he sold, Mt the Boarding Establishment Of Mrs
altbal over the store of Messrs. Granniss Son e.
Brothers, most OF the furninre of said esta bisbmcn
--consisng IN part of 5 elegant parlor curtains en-
trely new and made IN the most fashionable stylc
with guilt cornce one six day clock FIRST rate
time piece, elegant ornaments. very convenient
wardrobe, an excellent refrigerator i feather beds
vel and tongs, pair of mantle lamps ? globe PASSAGE
lamps toilet glasses and tables,chn and glassware
and some plate, &c. &c. Terms cash.
o. ID. IL Co hucte.
~ The house is for rent privately--to one who
wishes TO rent this would be a good opportunity 10
procure furniture o. ID s. e.
81
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9tsrttOtu 4aIFA.
THIS DAY.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN II co.
GROCERIES,.
THIS MORNING, Thursday, Nav 9th, at 10
o clock, Mt our Auction Store,
10 Hhds n .. rum
do whskey
100 sacks salt
hhds moasses
80 boxes soap
10 half pipes French Port wine
or. casks do
80 do French Madeira
200 reams cap paper
100 do wrapping do
8 sacks almonds
10 do 6bcrts
hhds Antigua rum
half chests imperial tea
10 hhds prime St. Croix sugars
80 bags green coffee
10 boxes sperm candles
Rice, pepper, &c.
mn q d. a. 81 CO Auots
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bell, on the Teeth.
I'VE Anatomy Physiology, aud Diseases Of the Tee,bgv
Thomas Bell +. =, p. l. =. r. {; S. member Of m.
Royal College Of Surgeons, in London, &C. &C
small SUPPLY 'tsi rerr,rcAs. t'OiIJvS & Co
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VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.

YENHE subscriber being DESTROYS TO to some Of
Il The western south western States, will sell a
bargain in the above farm. is perhaps well il not
better located than any farm in Chesterfield county, y
ing between the principal towns Of Richmond and Pc
ersburg, having Apponattox river the east, naviga
BILE TO any part of the world and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road the west, containing be-
tween 2500 and 2700 acres between and 400 OF which
creek bottom with a Mill and several hng place
attached thereto. The subscriber does wish en-
ter into more general description of this farm, he
presumes those who wish to purchase will call and
anime for themselves. In his Absence, Mr. John Scam
nell, his nephews Edward, William or Peter Archer,
will take great pleasure in shelving 1t to those who
may wish TO purchase: He would prefer to sell pr.
vatey. JOHN WALTHALL.
August 6. 26-tf
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ED EAL ESTATE.-For Sale, my Tract of Land and
IA Mills, IN the county OF Hanover, on the South
River, FIVE miles from Goodalls Tavern, and %
from Richmond, containing 600 acres-300 Of which,
lies well for cultivation, ia agreeably level with good
proportion of River Bottom, and that very rich-the
residue 300 is OF good quality, and vel. covered
with valuable timber.
TIE Buildings consist of large two story brick
dwelling honse, with sufficient number of ouihouses,
together with large well-construced Barn. The
orchards in perfection, aud OF the best selected
fruits The plantation aboun L. with good SPRING; and,
at the house, well OF pure, good water any in
the country. The situation il very healthy, and the
neighborhood good The Mills are on the Southanna,
Que mile from the dwelling hous'; together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place also remarkably
healthy
Also, 100 of Land in Charles City county,
about 25 miles below Richmond. Public Road
On this Tract there is large Dwelling House Store
House, Bacon Houses, and sufficient number of oher
out houses, with large orchards of choice frui,sAl
moieiy of valuable Manufacturing Mill about
mile from the NJ anson House, on a good stream oil
water; aud good neighborhood Tor custom. John Bel
will shew the property in Charles City those desrou:
OF purchasi0g-ihe whole OF which will be sold
sonabe terms by application to the Subscribers the
premises, in Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS
July IS. 20-f
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ri pursuance Of order of the Superior Court of
Il Chancery Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the coBnty OF
Hanover, about four miles below the Courthouse,
tanning ll2O acres, which laid off into four lots and
will he, sold jointly severaly.
diso, Tract OF Land in the county of GOochiGnd,
on the waters OF Little Byrd Creek containing 537
acres-adjoning the Lands Of Mr.. j. w. Payne and
others.
The Hanover Land will be shewn TO persons wish
ing TO purchase, by Mr.. Larey Jones, who lives
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating apply to
me near Hanover CJurIhcu'e
49, WM F. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate of Sam'i Gis, dec.
Aug. ID. 2S-tf
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a tHiCKAHObINY LAND FOR SALE The
" subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and Others, of record in the llcs OF the
clerk OF HenTco county 10 SELL and he Cffsrs for
sale. the estate called Ash6ed, containing about nine
bundled and thirty sitused on Chckahominy, in
the county of Heur,co, about miles from the
city OF Richmond
The esnte cOn.sis Of two parcels: the upper separat-
ed from the lower by slip OF land about Jour hundred
yards wide. The upper parcecontains about 43O, aud
the lower about 500 4cres.
Oh the upper parcel Their il excellent brick dwell
ling house, 62 Ivy 80 feet, having sis large and two
small rooms, and four large closets. The nouse was
built about the year 1914 aud said 10 he good
in the county. The store.room aud gardeners house
also oi brick. The other houses, kitchen, servants
apartments, stables, ADD corn-house &c are of wood
About third OF this tract s, as told, what l.
called mud land 40 or 80 acres of which cleared
ard in eadow, which may, with little trouble be KEEP
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract tanning about 500 there
barns stables, sc but dwelling hou.e, but hat intend
ed for the Ovsfseer. fl has good settle Tor DIV Hing
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply ol FIRE wood. There il also orchard on it
II srepressn,ed, that of this tract, between and
two hundred mud land that may I've easily
cleared and that equal to any and Chckahomny.
The district of country in which these lands cit
uated, IL said TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and lever.
On having the purchase money, and the interest
thereof, payable semi annually satisfactorily secured,
a liberal credit will be given to he purchaser.
The parcels will be sold sepa a'ely, ifths purchaser
should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
July 81. 23-U
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E NOR SALE-That valuable tract of land called
u North End situated on North River at the line
oil division between the counties of Gloucester and Mat
thews.
1t contains about $500 acres of land of which from
IL TO 1900 arabic and adapted to the various crops
grown in the lower part of Virginia
The tmbered land consists principally of white oak and
being in shp-building country, and a short distance
from the Navy Yard at Norfolk, is rendered the more
valuable. As persons DESTROYS of purchasing will of
course examine for themselves, il is deemed
ry TO describe this well known estate further than to
remark, that superaGed 10 the advantages may pos
sess of soil, climate and the various luxures which the
salt water affords, is situated in noighbourhood
dom equaled for social and polished society. 4 new
and valuable grist-mill and cotton gin is adjacent the
property, and will be sold with il if desired. The terms
OF payment would be made easy and liberal those
srous OF purchasing; and slaves, stock and farming
plemens, might be had on reasonable terms. For any
information in relation to this property, reference is
made TO Col. David Bullock, Richmond, John Tabb,
Esq OF Norfolk, and on the premises to
LII. u. VAN BIBBER.
NORM END Il. u, August 20. 3O-wlOt
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FHNRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue Of Deed OF
"a Trust from Ludwell Lee, bearing date the Let of
May, in the year 1928, and recorded in the County
Cour' Of SpottsylvaDa, shall, Monday the IIth
day Of October next before the front door OF The Eagle
Hotel, in the City Of Richmond, proceed to SELL al
public auction, to the highest bidder, Tract Of Land
lying in the saii county Of Spottsyvanis containing
four thousand one hundred and forty acres more or
being part Of the Tract Of Land commonly designated
in the said county the Mime Tract. The Land is
Represented to contain large quantity OF ifon ore -
Large quantities Of this were, at former tunes rails
ed with large profit TO those engaged in the operation:
and il is supposed that the Mines might be now work
ed TO much profit IT the operations prudenty and
skillully conducted. But, Of this, 'tis supposed the
purchaser will by an examination, inform hnself} 40
guaranty Of the extent fertility Of the Mines will
he made. Selling Trustee, I shalI convey 10 The
purchaser with special warranty only though is be.
lived that the title IL unquestionable.
The Terms OF Sale will be one-thrd of the purchase
money, and the charges Of the sae aud Of the execu
lion Of the trust TO be paid in hand aud the residue OF
theFpurchase money in three equal nsalfnents paya-
bic respectively at one, two, and three years rcfn
the day of SALE and bearing interest from that day. and
to be secured by a deed Of trust on the land.
Aug IL. 2s-wtds ROBERT STANARD.
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TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.

PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
EE EDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Course of lee
IVA lures in ibis institution will commence "a usual
The lst Monday 10 November, and terminate on the
1t Saturday in March The arrangement for the en-
suing session will he as follows viz:
Mdterid .Nedicd and Medical Botany, by Doctor
Short, daily. a, niue o'clock, a. NJ. Ticket Sl5.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Vomen and Children
by Doctor Rchard'on, daily at 10 O'clock, A Nj SIS
Institutes Of .Hedicine and Clinical Prnciice by Dr.
Caldwell, daily. at II O'Clock, a. NJ. SIS.
S S%@ery S',SS By DR.. Dudley. ten times a
week, viz: daily, at IL O'clock, and four times a
week at O'Clock, p. Nj.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by DR.. Blythe, daily, at
l O'clock, p. NJ. $l5.
Theory and Practice Of Physick, by DR.. Cooke. daily
at O'clock, p. NJ.
The Matdculadon Fee is s., and that of Graduation
$50. BY order Of the Faculty,
c. w SHORT, NJ ID. Dean.
Lexington. X July 27. 23-IOt
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NLOUCESTER CAMPF1ELD RACES,-wiu
AN commence Wednesday the 18th OF Sept, and
continue four days
1sr DAY-A Swcepsiake for Colts and Fillies not
exceeding four years old, that has not Race on
any established Course-Enrance $50, to close the
venng previous 10 the Race.
2ND DAY-A Sweeps,ake for three year old Colts
and Fties, two mile heats that has won Race on
aoy established Course- Entrance 800, half forfeit TO
close on the Let day Of Seplemberoo before that
day the Cute aud Filies must be particularly descrb
ed to The Pfoprie OF. Entities already made TO this
Swceps'ake VIM. MInge, Jas. Garrison, Hector Ds.
vie, Tom Cary.
3RD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats
$780, subject TO discount Of 10 per cent free for anv
Horse, Mare. or Ge'ding but must be owned By one
members of the Cluh--Entrance 500
4rH DAY roprietor's Purse.
Delinquent members are requested to forward their
Subscriptions.
Unlawful Games prohibited on the Course.
Entries for he 81 Days Sweepstake confined TO the
North side Of James River.
t. CARY, PRoPRIEToR.
Board per day, including Dinner on the
Course, 81 rs
Horse q hours, 30
Sfysns half price. Aug. 6. 26-u2lbS
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THNWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Wfl
n. Ne given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOX to me at my farm the Piping
Tree, King William County, or for securing him in Jail,
or otherwise, so that gethim againfIo off about
the 10th March, and away large brn wool hat,
mixed yarn coat, and white yarn panaloons. lie Is
supposed to be about 30 years DID, about feet inches
high, Of dark complexion, and sanmers a little.
THOS. CATER.
Pampatike, X. William, July 81. 2s-a
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U.NITERSITY or VA.NLa.
RH EDICAL DEPARrMENT.-The Lectures will
I'VE commence "a usual on the first Monday in No
vember, and be continued till March. The arrange
ments OF the branches IL az follows:
ANAToMY-P. 5. Physick, M. d., WE. Homer,
NJ ID.
MATERIA MEDICA-John Rsdman Coke, NJ. ID.
Practice OF MEDICINE-NathsI Chapman. M ID.
MIDwIFERY-Thos. c. JAMES, NJ. D., Wm. p De-
wees, NJ. ID.
CHEMISTRY Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
SURGERY-Wm. Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF MEDIcINE-Sam'I Jackson, M. ID
Clinical instruction il given at the Philadelphia Aims
House aud Pennsylvania Hospital, twice week.
w. T. HORNER, Dam
Aug. 13 2S-tNI6 h No 1868 Cbpsnut Street
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NOTlCE On the second Monday in October ne {,
! y a, the Courthouse door OF the county OF James
City, Qn Williamsburg in pursuance OF a Decree OF
the Superior Court Of Chancery Of the Williamsburg
District, shall sell at public auction Tract or parcel
OF Land, situate in the county OF York. on Skimino
Creek and near York River containing, as is supposed
about 40 acres.
This Land was formerly owned by John ID Watkins
OF New-KeDt, and adioins the Lands of VIM. Hawkins
and George James. 1t is chiefly wooded-some of il
being virgin Land, in oak and pine, and the residue
Except email held) covered with pines of email size
and easily ceared.The soil is well adapted TO the Gull
ture OF GOTTEN corn, and oats; and portion OF il be-
ltved TO be quite productive in wheat For fu ther in
formation, reference may be had to Col. Watkins OF
New Kent or to Major Edmund Christian of Richmond.
Also at New Kent Courthouse, on the second Thurs
day in October next, parcel of marsh lands, sunken
grounds, in the county Of King William containing
bout 400 acres. 1t is opposite 10 the town of Cumber.
land, in New Kent, and from recent experiments on
Land similarly situated il is considered very valuable
This ground is perhaps dry swamp Land as any on
The PamuDky, and may be easily reclaimed at tsling
cost, when compared to the value afte reclamation
These sales will be a credit of twelve months
Bond and security, to be approved by me, will be re-
CURED for the purchase money-also lien on the Land
itself
AT the place first above named, on the Doth Sept
Trustee for certain creditors of Joshua Sorrs by his
consent, and the directions of the creditors shall
SELL at public auction for cash. the following slaves TO
witt Billy, George and Moses, valuable negro men-also
Rachael, old woman, and Sylvia and her two chill
dren. This sale will be made under two Deeds of
Selling as Trustee, shall not the title but il is
believed to be unquestioned.
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr. Trustee.
James City, August 20. 3O-4t
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IA OTICE.-The creditors OF + an is J. Mitchell de
ceased, are requted prese their ams or adj
lasnen and payment TO the sub 'cih,r, Attorney in
Hc1 Tor his legal Iepresen auve. JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, August24 30-3t
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Eastern District of Yn ginia, 10 pit::

Eastern District of PU ginio, TO ,on:
2E IT RENtEMBERED, That the fr II day o! July,
2D in the fifty. fourth year of the Independence Of
r. c the United States Of America, BENJAMIN
WATKINS LEIGH, OF the said District for and
on behalf OF the Commonwe alih OF virginia hath de
posited in this Office. The tile OF book the where
oil he claims or the benefit OF the said
as author, in the words following, 10 wit:
"RepOrfs Of Gases argued and determined iR the
Court Of Appedis, and in the General Court of
Ph giniG. By Benjamin Watkins Leigh 20
ttinas l."
In conformity to the act of the Congress of the United
States entitled can act for the encouragement at learn
lug, by securing the copies OF maps charts and books
to the authors and proPr OF such copes during the
times therein mentioned"
RID JEFF RIES,
Clerk Of the Eastern District of YrginiG.
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ri UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this in
Tuition are occupied aud that more patients will
% received until of the said cells are vacant;
que nouce oil which Will be given. BY order OF the
Court oil Directors. l.. HENLEY
May rs at
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NORTH md y. u, AuTust 20 20=MlOI

TENRUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue OF Deed
n OF Trust executed by Jefferson T. Trice, TO the
subscribers, bearing date the 30;h day of January
ISIS, for purposes therein mentioned, we she'll, on
Tuesday the fourteenth day IF September nert, at IL
clock fair not, the fair day. proceed TO sell
on the premises, to the highest bidder the said Tricrs
interest in The TRACT OF LIND, on Fork Creek
near fanceyvle, in Louisa County, on which his ia.
ther James irice, deceased, lived-aid Trices inter
est being Lots No. l, 2 a and TO- according to plat
and survey made by David Richarlsop the 22d Janua
ry, 1929, under The direction of Commissioners an.
pointed 10y Louisa Court to divide said Land. All of
which will more fully appear, reference being had 10
the aforesaid plat filed in the office of the Clerk of said
County, or copy thereof in the hands of the subscri
bers.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchaser
or purchasers on his their giving bond or bonds with
approved security, and deed deeds of trust On the
land, osecure the payment.
JOHN GARTH, d.
JOSIAH LEAKiE, Jr. Trustees
N b. The above m sntioned land is upon the line run
ming souihwardly from the rich Gold Mines in Spo,tsy
vana onwhich line gold has been found various points
some oil the examinations recently made within fe "
miles OF the above Tract, have resulted in the d cove
ny OF Gold; others in progress by experienced
miners in the immediate ueig hborhood with conf.
dent ctations their part Of full success; and it
understood TO be the general opinion Of the neighbors
that Gold is to be found in the neis hborhood the a
bove land promises most certain success