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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-20
Aug 10

EBUBiIC SAbE.--By virtue Of Deed Of Trust,
g executed by Robert w. Mosby 10 Hugh French,
and Joseph Bracket e. the subscribers the 1s day Of
June, ISIS, and recorded in tie County Court Of Pow
hatan Tor purposes therein mentioned, will be sod to
the highest bidder, ut public auction for cash at Pow
howtan courthouse, the third Wednesday in Septcm-
Der x(bcipg court day the following negro slaves TO
Wit man who IS good sawyer likely boy and girl,
ana young woman with too small children, or 80 many
OF them as may be sufficient satisfy the purposes Of
ne said iced; and such title vested ia the subscr-
per- VIII be conveyed to The ipurchascrs.
AUGUSTA. 26--w4wN VIM. 8, DANCE. Trustee
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FHyRUST SALE-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust
n eNecued to the subscriber by John GooIaH end
VIM MCandlish and wife, which iced is duly tecorded
10 inc CLERKS Oih,e OF james City County Court az 70
the said John Goodal he IN. subscriber for de mn
poses expressed in the sa decd will proceed 10 sell
(oehg required 20 do by the president and masters
or professors Of Wiiiiim and Mary Coege) ut public
auction for ready money in font OF the Couril,o,,s
Of James cry County, on Monday the thirteenth dav
OF September next, being Court dan If air il not the
hfsi lar day thereafter, certain Tract OF Land lying
and being in the Coun,y of james CIV witch il aii
10 contain seven hundred and fifty acres, b. the same
mere or lees belonging the said John Cordial and
formerly owned ard occnpicd by Whiom Allen, decd
such little, ss the Trustee has, will be conveyed 10 The
purchaser, and ether The dte however IL believed
TO he perfectly good. EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Augusta. 26-wids Trustee
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FHSKUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue Of Deed
II OF Trust executed by Jef,,son f Trire 70 the
subscribers, bearing date the 30,h day of January
1873 Tor purposes therein mentioned, I'VE shall On
tuesday, the fourteenth day Of September merit Al 70
o'clock, fair, il NOT tbs fair day 10 sell
on the premises. To the hiehest bidder the sad Trc
interesi in the TRACT OF LAND, ON Folk Crssr
near fanceyvle, in Louisa County on which hi, IA
ther James lrics, deceased. liysd-said Trice inter
est beirg Lots No. l, and 10, accordns to plst
and survey made by David Richard on the 23I lama
fy 1879, under the direction of Com mis- sioDers an.
pointed 10y Louisa Cours 10 divide said Land An oi
~hich VIII more iuiy appear reference being had 70
me "sresad plat filed in the office of the Clerk of said
Ccunty or copy thereof in the hands of the susc,
bgrs. " ''
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pprch ,.a,
or purchasers, on lis their giving bond or bonds y
approved security, and deed or deeds of trust IN IN
land, TO escurs tie payment
JOHN GARTH
JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. { trustees
n. Is The above mentioned land is upon Tho line rpr
ming souhwardy from the rich Gold Nine in Spotisvl
Vana, on which line, gold has been found at various
some OF the examinations recently made within 70 .,
miles OF tne above Tract, have resuited in the
ry OF Cold; Others in progress by exp.rienc, a
mihers in the immediate ueighborhood with 70, q,
dent expectations !t part of full suecess and il il
understood TO be the esnptsl opinion of the nsisbors
that ~ Gold Ia To be found IN the neie hhorhood the
oove land promises inosi certain success
j j. o Jr Trustees.
August H. 2o,d,
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Ml Office The Subscribers have associated the,n
/ selves together in the City Of Richmond Under
The firm Of Boa,wright & Hsrl. ard are receiving
and VIII CONTINUE 70 receive, from the Northern Ci,ies
unill their assortment is compltsd, choice selection
oil GROCERIES, which they will sell on the most re "
scnable terms, by ~holtsae refill and solicit their
ifiencs and the public 10 call and examine.
They will also sansact General Commissisn husi
ne and hope, by strict attention. share norton Of
the public patronage DANIEL cartwright,
WIZ. f.. HARRIS.
Doors below Mesets. Hubbard and Gardiner
Man Street.
Aue 10 oest,s
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n UNATIC HOSPITAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Notice ia hereby given that all the cells in THE in
titution are occupied, and that more patients will
bs received until ssme Of the said cells are vacant;
due notice of which Will be given BY order Of The
court oil directors l.. HENLEY.
May &c SIT
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Aug. |:
TKANSYIVANIA UNIYERSITY

PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
MH EDICAL DEPARrMENT.-The Course of c.
1yA lures in his Institution will commence a. usual
en- tho Isl Monday ia November, and terminate on the
1t Saturday ia March. The arrang gene Mt for the en-
suing session will be- as loilows viz:
JMGferid .NedicG and Medical Bofany by Doc,o,
Short, daily, al nire O'clock A. M. Ticket Si5
Obstetrics Gf,f Tie Diseases of Vomen and Children
by Doctor Richari4on. daily at 10 o'clock, Nj Sl5
lnstiuies 0f Medicine and Clinical Practice by Dr.
Ctdwell, daily, at III O'Clock, a. NJ $I5
S S.aa.gwg S $I5 BY DR.. Dudley. ten times a
week, viz: daily, at IL o'clock, and four times a
week al o'clock, p. NJ.
Chemistry art Pharmacy, by DE-. Blythe, daily, a,
o'cf,ck, II. NJ SIS.
1heo,y cnd Practice of Physick, by Dr. Cooke, daily,
az 4 O'clock, II. NJ.
The Mattoulation Fee is So, and that of Graduation
$50 By order Of the Faculty,
c. w. SHORT, NJ d. Dean.
Lexington, XIV July Of 23-IOt
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yENo THE PUBLIC-My Fiieuds and the Friend,
"a OF Thomas He!ske, aud the public generally, are
iniofmeh that have taken interest with Mr. l.es.
KEEL! in the CITY HOTEL, North Third street pbIa-
deiphia Me. Heiske being isrssly engaged in coal
niue, will have hut little time spare 20 pay his usual
attention to the Hotel: therefore tho wh0e or greater
part ot the management Of the House Hl rest ON me:
and can assure the public that 10 pains or attention
IN my power shall be spared, 70 render these who may
Iavor us with call, comfortable in every respec,-
The advantages which this House processes over MANY
establishments, gereray kna. t. and renders il u,-
necessary to say ary thing that object at til,
ume than that Is undergoing many repairs
necessary from the avagcs OF time and he great bus
ness which has been done in il. From the ,i,ue Of H.,
hrst opening, the City Hotel has done very large bu
shess perhaps more than any other house la e city or
IN 'his country and so ousht, when the aivants. il
has are taken into considers useless 10
arlZe them to those who lave visited tile House. but
W 'hat portion oil the public Mho have not 1t may NOT
ne amlss TO mentiOn some particularly the PaTlos aud
Chambers appropriated or Families which are all large
ana ary' fronting on the street, and furnished in
handsome ste. Each Parlor has a Bel Room attached
TO IT. ands 30 conrucel aud conveuient 20 each O.
neI tbat dodgers never exposed the pu'ic part
o. s house. but are private as they in their
own ho"seswhieh renders very pleasant for Ladies'
aud Is "a well calculated to give satisfaction a. any house
OF The kn' in that department, that lave ever seen.
A. Tor the Gentiemens' Rooms am sure there i, no
mouse IN this city that has better, and very i'm this
country have halt good. have been so long engas.
ed IN The public line in Petersburg, Va where is
very warm that Is necessary indeed ndispens bly, so
10 pay every attention in the construction Of public
house 10 admit OF free circulation OF air ii at think
myself something Of judge; AID better Ruotne In
ms Hotel never saw. Every Room has large win.
dow, either opening on Third street which is vefy
wne ons or on fine, lIrge open space in the ear: dis
Opening Is not only caused by The handsome large yard
attached to the house, Blu, has like~e the advantage of
many yards belonging 10 private houses, which run
Down along eide OF it, and which lock very pretty ~
mttng oil free circulation Of al and adding very much
TO the comor oil the inmates Of this splenid establish.
rare to be fond in so large city Phjlsde
phA Splendii Baths,a great luxury in ~n weatl are
aaenrn 10 III. comfortable resting place inrtIe weary
travellers Taking all oes Their, am in hopes that all
who may give us trial vi" be comfortable while viii,
US, ana pleased when going away. TIE best oil Ser
wants that can be had, aud the hes of eyeTy tng tal
the market affords, will he procured, hv
JOHN NIBLO
PHILADELPHIA Augus,6 1870 90 @.
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1Lsrho ENQUIRER Is published week generally n,l
nse times week during the State
ee tho same us heretofore, Five Dollars auuu payae
advance Notes of char,ered banks Con will be-
IN nc Editors will
them ny nall the postage of all letters being paid by tho
NO paper Willie discontinued but discretion OF tho
SuNot,l until all artcaragos have been paid M.
VI Waoevcr will nine
have tho tenth GRATIS = - f~f' '''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
80 One square, OR LESSFirst insertion 75ccn,scach con-
tnuanco, so cents.
rNo advertisement inserted, until IL been paid for or
assumed oy some person IN this city, or its environs.
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"a MILLER WANTED.-A single man of steady
fA habits, II competent miller, may find employ
ment by applying immediately at the Fclixvillc Mills
in the County of Cumberland.
August II. 29--p,s
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MOIlCE.-Persons Indebted TO the firm of X vi. &
~ Cochran, are requested to forward ard settle
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business as early
as possible, end il hoped this notice will meet The i'm
mediate attention OF those concerned
July 27 o3n
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VHNWENTY-FlVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Wil
ne given for the apprehension and delivery of my
man LEWIS FOA to me at my farm the Piping
Tree. King William County or for securing him in iai
or oherwise so that get him again-IIe ran Off about
hs ioth March, and wore away large brm wool hat
supposed to be about 35 years old about feet ncle,
high, oil dark complexion and samners a little.
TIIOS. CARTER.
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"a VALLEY FARM FOR SALE

VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.
FHVtiE subscriber being dssir0us move 10 some Of
"a The western south western States will sail a
bargain Ia the above farm. IL is perhaps we'll il tot
better located than farm ChesjeI I'D county ly.
lac between the principal towns Of Richmond and Pc
tersburg having ArpomattoX river tie east,
bis to any part OF the world, and he M4ncheder and
Petersburg turnpike road the west, containing be-
tween 2o0O and 200 acres, between aud AGO OF which
are creek bottom with Mil AMI several hing plare
attached thereto. The subscriber does wish 10 en-.
ter into general description IF Thu farm as lie
presumes those who wish 10 purchase will call and tx-
anime for themselves. In his abb nce Mr. John Scam
iseil his nephews Edward, William or Peter Archer,
will take great pleasure in showing IT TO those sho
may wish TO purchase: He woGi prefer TO sell pIi
vaiely JOHN WALTHAIL
Angus, 6. 26-tf
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" ALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-lhe
County OF Cumberand each containing about 220 scr 8.
which he will offer Toe sale, the highest bidder on
The premises on Saturday the 18th day OF September
following tn 27h, At Cumberland Courthouse il besg
Court Day.
On one OF these Trac's ia the stand veil known as
LANGHORNES TAVERN, situated on the main
Buckingham Road, equ dis,ast from Richmond and
Lynchourg. The Imp 'Vtments large and COM
noi,cus Tavern House, with nine rooms large brick
ahie aud all other necessary out houses.
The other Tract adjons Lanxhorne's Tavern, being
tne same whereof The Subscriber formerly resided
he Dwelling House, Kitchen, Laundry, and Smoke.
iionse all o Brick TIE whole OF this property lies in
healthy and respectable neighborhooiA Their de-
sc'lptcn - deemed unnecessary, tits believed that
no person would purchase, withou, fret viewing the
premises. The property will be shewn by Col Robert
Mosesy, who lives on the premises.
For FERNS, apply to Capt VIM. NJ. Thornton, near
Cara; or TO the Subscriber living At Iynchburg.
MAURICE LANGHORNE. Jr
mug. To- 2S-tis
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n ~ III.
MEDICAL DEPARrMEET.--The Lectures will
1E3- commence as usual on the first Morday in No
vember, and b. continued till March. The arrange
ments oil the brHf clies " = follows
NJ d. ''O'"e''
MATERGA MFDIcA John Rsdmsn Coke, NJ d.
PRAcTIcEoF MEDICINE--Nah4'l CHAPMAN M d.
MIDWIFERY -Thos. c. James, NJ. d., WIN. P De-
wee, NJ. d.
CHEMISTRY = Robert Hare, NJ. d.
SURGERY-W m. Gibson, NJ. ID.
INSTITUTES OF NJ EDIcINE--San,l Jackson, NJ. ID
Clinical instruction l. given the PhiladcI phia Alma
Houss and Pennsylvania Hospital. twice a week
w. f.. HORNER, Dean,
Anglia 2s-'NIsh No 26s. Chesnut Street
ESRESH DRY GOODS.-lG an,cipalIoL of their
u general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other Fu;cbasors that they have
received by the last arrivals from PHILADELPHIA New
Yo'k and B,s'on one hund,ed and oigh,y pnckages
Flesh American. British and French Dfy Goods in
which are included tAe,r importation from Eng
land (va New XotA) con.is6ng in part Of the follow.
lug aiticl g:
Ex'ra blue. black, brown, olive. and olive brown,
London CiO,hs
DO blue, black. ab,mixi, fancy mkt END do
csssiineles
Plain aud fancy white London Msrseilles ouiltiogs
White and coloured ground chiniz printed do do do
Plain buff Tsilinett.A beautiful assortment Of the
newest styles OF pdns. Fancy checked, sttiped and
Adrianople; style ginghams; IA, Sd and 6.
ramhfic and jaconet musiins-white bOrdered craya
very superior and n1 and s,tiped linen and cotton
dtils.Thcif assortment is nov ycry good aud will IN
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had +. E.JAMES e. Co
April 10. ii6-u Market square.
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thick
5000 do do q do 10
to be delivered in November and December next AT his
farm called Beaver-dam, on James River
CORBIN WARWICK.
August IL. 29-2ts
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q EAi. ESTArE.-FOr Safe. my Tract OF LAID snd
K NJ Miis, IN the county OF Hrpover, on the South
snna River, Eve miles from Goodalrs Tavern and %
from Richmond, containing GOO acrcs-3O0 of which,
hes wei for cultivation il agres ally level with good
proportion II River Bottom, and hat very rch--the
re5t"e Soo acres CT good qnsy, and ell, covered
lGe buildings consist Of large two story brick
nweiiing house, with sufficient number Of GU -houst
together with a large well-constructed Barn The
orchards ate in perfection, and the best selected
uur. The pact,'ion abOuuls with good Spring; anJ
a. he house well OF pure, good water, as any in
he country. The situation il very heslthy, aud lie
neighborhCod coed The Mills sre on tie Sonttapna
one mile from the dwelling house; together with good
Saw Mill built this year hi. place is also ksbIy
healthy.
Also 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county
aoon, 20 miles below Richmond On a Public Road -
va ths Tract, there is large Dwelling House Store
fiouSe, Bacon Hou-es and sufficient, number Of oi e.
ouhousss, with large orchards e choice fruits-Al-
so a moisly OF a valuable Manufacturing Mill about
one mile from the Mansion House, on good -trea N OF
water; aud good Deighborhoot Tor custom John Bsll
w'i shew tho property in Charles Ciiyo thos- dc Gus
OF purchasing he whole OF which viii bs sold on rea-
sonabie terms by application to the Subscriber on the
premises, in Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS
July 10. 2O-f
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1890

, INH ARSHAL'S SALE Of Chesterfield Land Pur
1th suant TO Decree Of tho Sup, rior Court of
Chsncery, for the Rchmtnd District, pronounced ON
the b day OF Arril, 1880, in tie Gaze of Tredwav
VS.. Burton, L ,haii, Thursday, the 9th tay Of
SEN: 1851 at III o'clock, A. NJ. cfer Tor sale a,
pubic aue,ion TO the Highest bidder Tor ca,h that
portion OF the 3i6 acres d land, lying in Chester
ne'd County, on Beaver Ponn Branch, aJjoining lie
Ldoos OF George Harccck, Thomas Barton, John Bur.
tsn, dec; aud VIM Burton, conveyed in Trust by
0haries Burton, 10 Robsr Graham, Tor tie heutf Il Of
roiok, Tredway s Co, on The IN March 1909 no,
.e'ea ed 10 Charles Burton, the 7ih April 1872
ny LED OF that date, made by Robert Graham u
asm CHARLES Burton conveying 10 2 acres OF said
80 acres or so much ssi Lihd, as will be suih-
cent TO satisfy esd D,cr, and the expenses OF said
Sale. rfft j. GUERPt M, \, y - - '"
Aug. IL. 2S-t,,' Or one Of has Deputies
n y pursnance ct order OF tn. Superior Court Of
Chanc.fy Tor the Rchmond Dis,tic offer ior sale
'ac' CT Land on CtunP's Creek, in the cotn.y OF
Hdn2rer about four mites below The Courthouse con-
n'ng ii2o acres, which iAil Off into four lot and
WIZ ue sold Joi1tly or severa!ly.
HtSo' a Tract OF Lend in the couriy of GOocliand
on Tue waters oil Little Byrd Creek containirg 537
arres-adjoiiiing the Lanes IT Mr. j. w. Payne and
o,herr. ff DH sHIlr7i1 So : ~ '''NN
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 ne rsons W. n.
ing 70 purchase, by Mr.. Lauey Jones' who lives near
THE Gcochisnd Land, by Mr.. Payne
FOR Ietms, which will be accommodating appiv TO
me near Hanover Courthouse. -
wM. F. wICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate OF Ssml Gis,, dec
Arg.l3 De .,
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a GLOUCESTER CaMPFIELD RACES.-w,l,
M commence on Wednesday the 18th c.eSept., and

4 Al NL0UCESTER CaMPFIELD RACES.-w
M commence on Wednesday the 18th G. Sept, and
| ccn,nue four days. N'
lsr DAx--A Sweepstake for Colts and Filies no,
exceeding tour years old. that has not won Race on
eny established Cpuss.-Eairancs $50. 10 close the
venug previous 10 the Race.
IND DAY--A Sweetstake for three year old Colts
anu Fhies, two mile heats that has not won Race ON
any established Course--Enrance Slc0 half forfeit 4,
ci1ss on the lst day OF Sep,emberon or before al a,
uay, The Cots and Fillies must be particularly escrib
Ell 10 The Peoprc OF. --Entrrs slready made TO This
sweepsake: wm. Minge, Jas. Garrison Hector Ds.
yis, Ton, Cary. '>.
3RD DAY--Joekey Club Purse, three mile heats.
Saoo subject 10 discount OF 10 per cent, tree for
Horse Mare,or Geldipg-but must be owned by one
or more nsinbsrs o! the CLUB nrance 500 = -,
Urn DAY. Proprc;of's Purse. T.
De'.squen' mriabers requested TO forward their
subscriptions 49,
Uniawinl Games prohibited on the Course
Ea'ries for the FL Days Sweepstake confined to the
North eide of james River. = -,
T. GARY. PRopRIEron.
Board per day, including Dinner on the - So
-, Conrse' 7.ff 81 20
Servants half price. Aue g. 26-tl9,hS
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81 NHlCKAliOMiNY LAND FOR SALE -rh.
~ sunNctiber Is empowered bya deed OF trust from
1uuge HAY and Others OF record in the Office Of the
clerk 81 chrico county 10 SELL and he row offer, TO,
sale the estate called Ashield containing about nins
hundTed aud thirty acres: situated Chickahominy il,
The county Of Henrco, about seven miles from The
city of Richmond. ~
Tie estate con,iss Of two parcels: the upper sepsrat
ed from the lower BY slip OF lard about TOUR hundred
y'Gs wide. The upper Psrce.contains about 4So and
the lower abou, 500 acres "'
Ga the upper parcel ther- is an excellent brrl dwell.
ling hsuse, 62 by 32 feet having six large and tw,
small rooms, and four large closets The house was
hui about tbeyear 1914 and IL said be az good "a
III the county. The store DOM and gardeners house
are aiso OF BRICK The other houses Kitchen servants
apartments, stables, aud corn-house Sc are of wood
About one-ihiEd OF tis tract is as am told whit Il
called mui land 40 As of which are cleared
and in me adoS, which may with little trouble be ken
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract containing about 500 are
harms stables &c bat dwelling house. but int nd
ehiof me ovetseer II has good settle for dwe ling
mouse near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply oil hre wood. There IL llso an orchard on il
ii'represehed, thai OF this tract, beye Ell. one and
Two hundred acres are mud land, that may he easily
csared,snd that are equal TO any land Chckahumny
Inc dis rc, Of country in which these lands are
u"ted IL SAID TO be very healthy and entirely exemp,
from sgne and fever.
On having the purchase money .nd the interes,
merco pay.his sei-annually, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit Will be given to The purchaser
The parcels viii be sold sepa a'ey If the purchased
'"on;i so desire ROBERT SrANARD.
JAY ~ 23-u
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Pampatikc, X. William, July 27.

FNNO TIMBER CONTRACTORS IN FLUVANNA.
u The subscriber wishes to contract for
iZoo Posts feet long, OF Locust White Oak
loooo Feet White Oak plank, inches wide 81 inch
thick -"
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FEvRUSrEES SALE OF HANOVER AND LOU
nj iSA LANDS SIc.--Pursuant TO tie provisions Of
sundry deeds OF trust made by Davis S. Chick and wife,
(Which deeds Of record in the Clerks Office Of The
Comfy Court OF Hanover) We shall, Wednesday the
hrst cay o. psmbsr next. IL fair IL not tic fair
day thereafter Sundays excspted) proce d to SELL at
public auction, eash the residsncs of the said
Davis 5. Chick, all the proper conveyed by said
deed, or 30 much thereof may be necessary IN
satisfy all the claims ntended be secured by ssid
Trust Dcsds.--Amongs the property conveyed, Is a
very valuable r ac, OF Lend, lying e counties Of
Hanover AMI Lruisi, containing All acres, wcll-en
clossd, andlad OIL into three ID, IdrE. enoug,
seeding 100 bnsbels Of small grain, has plentiful
supply Of wood, ard il wacred by three nevef-fong
streams Qalely we'i-li,ched out considerable ey-
pence) With consisrabl, tody Of very valuable lAt
lands b. al fesh aud 10 good order for culiya.
tion.rhe buildings tolersble, sih good orchafd.
This Land lies in very healthy Leishborhocd and
within nils aad half Ct ,he Western Mills, (coni-
monty called he Factory Ms,) ard about the some
distance OF Hopeful Meeting House. aud l. considered
oi the hest tracts in the upper end ol II snoyer.
u Is deemed useless TO cay any thing further in
rel i'on lbr location or fertility Of ihsee snds as il
" @ects5 add drsrsd that all those wishing TO pnr.
chase lands in tis part OF the counry, viii call and
examine for item elves.
EDMUND c. GOODWIN, True.
PAUL 4 boswell, : tces.
Tie Terms Of sols VIII be cash; but afe
assured, that credit be had by The purchaser for
part Of the purchase money.
July 27. 23--,ds
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COLOMBIA

For several days past there has been series Of sim
udneous made bv the nlncJ IL IerAl and
t al condit OF Colombia and to the views which
very formiddby charged upon Bolivar In conn cion
with the future government Of that country. Docu.
ns they called have been published private
letters translated, int, rcemcd expeditions he'd beo e
the American public and fumours and snrses heaped
upon each o'her TIL the pile Of sUpposion has almost
reached Olympus high
What IL The meaning Of all tbis nosp and eG,rr' Why
does II happen that such wonderful knowledge OF the
II secret dsgns Of Bolivar are paraded 10 lie ord
just at this particular momepn Have these movements
any hing to do with the arrival OF Gen. Harrison and
Col TorreDs, recently Charge Of Mexico at Colombo:
IL amiabe imbcciliy. " not culpsble weakness. TO he
shrou1eG IN Ter gen~fal attack upon The authorities o
Co'cfnba? j. the lawless iupfisonment n Colombia o
tiiizen Of Phsdelybia, by foreign Caorge, 10 be