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IT@TrE-.

DY ririW u a deed Of truR. fftenftd 10 ne
u , subscriber by Reuben Marin IA NJ. tys
t,Ris, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
staH expose 10 sale aipabe auction, 10 ne highth
bidder. for ready money oaihs prsmistf, on tht
3alh dag oJ .June. a tract Of iand, tyinR IN Net.
son rounig. on he paisri Of Dutch Creek, con.
tanning iioo hundred e. sepepiy acres. Ihiss a
,dtas5fs farm Of It's siss, aud ueH uorihy me
Attention Of any person risi,ing 10 buy such a
o.f ne Improvements are good. .8cting as
aaiee, uiH only be r,sponsibie for such ute
a. "a rtFied IN me ty said deed.
}. G1RL.7ND.
La. Ids
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Sale of Real Estate.
May 80

1pr virtue OF a deed OF trust. executed by
- Alfred Angle 10 The subscribers on the %
day OF January. 1880, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Otfi1e OF the Hastings Cour, OF
Lynchburg, will BE- sold, on the premises, for
cash, On llday the first day of July, 1881, If
fair, IL not, then the FIRST fair day thereafter. at
Pubic Auction The LOT OF ground adjacent to
the town OF Lynchburg, on which the said
Alfred Angle resides, or so much thereof as will
satisfy the purposes of the said deed of trust.
Acting as trustee we will only convey said title
as is vested III US by the said deed
JOHN WILLS,
JAMES BLNAGH.
MAY 10, ids
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Valuable Land for Sale.

HNIiE Subscriber will sell good bargain
u in a small, hut very valuable tract OF
Land, known by the name of Locust GROVE
,iog on the South side OF Stanton River in
the county of Pttsylyania, miles from Lees.
vile aud miles from Wards Bridge. and adj
Joining the we'll known tract. called the Pock-
e.. This rsct OF land contains, by a recent SUI .
x.y 2e3 acres, and is uncommonly well wa
tered, say 7 or good springs. The plau,e-
ton ,s sulf cent TO woik from eight to ten hands
to advantage. Nearly the " hole plantation is
fiesh and inferior TO nons for tobacco, hemp,
or wheat THIS tract contains good portion
of first rate tobacco land 10 clear, aud an
abundance OF plant ground, and about 10 acres
OF meadow land, 8 OF which are now in tlmo-
my there is also about 10 acres OF river low
grounds, which river is now nayigated eyten-
sively with boats. This tract Of land lies IN p
good neghbo' hood, and convenientto several
saw and girls, mills. merchant mil, hemp
machine, and Two stores, within two miles
and il IS certainly healthy siluaiIon- The iT-
proyements are good dwelling, {nearly new
DO feet long, story and hall high, with a
porch the iull length two rooms below, aud two
above, two par ui stairs, aud dry cellar un.
derueaih q kitchen with an No stairs, u DAIRY
with an upstairs, smoke house, negro houses,
six tobacco houses, stables, OK house, COW
house, cribs, smiths, &c. a garden new pa led
a spring Of excellent water in the yard, aud a
spring house, Tor milk house, peach orchers
OF eycellest fruil, a young apple orchard anC
several kinds Of cherries, rlums and grapes
The enclosure OF this plantation, is inferior io
none in this part OF the country. have beer
thus particular in describing this land g. its i'm
proyemenis 5. because intend to SELL end thos,
wishing to purchase would do weh 10 apply
Immediately fur some person will get bargain
Any person wishing TO write 10 me on the sub
jec, Of my land can direct THEN letters Il
Leesyille, Campbell County, Va.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
" n. B. The Editors Of the Richmond En-
quirer will please insert the above once a weel
foi fur weeks, and forward their account to
the VIrginian Office for payment.
March % WITS
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

~ NHt coparinership hereto ore existing be-
- tween the undersigned, under the
hrm OF a. U Nash, & Co. is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent. All persons indebted to the
Concern VIII make payment 10 A. Hatcher.
ana 'h"se 10 whom they are indebted will call
D" MN hor payment. A o. NASH.
feo A. HATCHER
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6
A Female Teacher wanted.

II WISH 10 engage lady. TO take charge OF
y small School in my family ON the first of
Anguff ns.t--To . suitable person. board and
= 100 will be given for teaching eleven months.
Any oommuni eaton on the subject. directed
(post paid) 10 the Big Lick will be duly s'ien-
dsdto. THOS. GOODE.
III he Richmond Wing will please nser,
the above one week for four weeks aud
forward their account to thi, Office for pay
ment.
June 6 w4w
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W0N7 h the undersigned feehoIder. oftbs
Wv coan OF Bedford, having been called
upon by Richard ID. Watts, TO view an e.lrsv
Gov and Call, taken up on his land. abont 8
miles north ives from L,belty. have viewed
said Esnsy and found her 10 be a Brindls
Cow. marked with swallow fork in each ear,
and her horns sawed. The COW aud cali an.
praised TO the sam of eight dollors. Given un-
der our hands this Odd day of April. 1881.
WIN. SAUNDERS.
JAMES RU5HEK.
JOHN SHARPE, ST.
Bedford county Sct.--lne above appraisers
were duly sworn before me- Justice Of the
Peace for said county this 25th day Of April,
1881. A.OrE,Y Up,
.Noie.-The COW had the calf mentioued in
the above arprasement since she came to ny
house. RICH. ID. WATTS.
A Copy-Tes,e,
G. A. WiNGFIELD.
May 6 Wv
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LAND FON SALE.

4 WISH 10 sell tract oil land lying IN A.
- herst county, four miles from the Count
house, on BuiiaIoe River, adj dining the lands
OF Col Pierce, Mir. Tbos. Appliug and otheIs.
containing one hundred and seventy acres,
nearly one half IN woods part Of which is filst
rate tobacco land. This laud is of the best
quality in that neighborhood, the dwelling
house Is very conf. riable one, 3 rooms below
with porch Two rooms above stairs, two good
stone chImneys, and is certainly one of lie
handsomesl situations in Amherst county, com.
Portable out HOUSES, good apple orchard and
abouDds with he best Of springs. Mr. John
D1laId IN the neighborbood, or MIR. Gmton
Gooch, WHO lives on the place. viii shew II to
any person wishing TO purchase. Terms &C.
commodatng a am anxious TO sell and would
take IN exchange lauds in Ohio
c. TiMBERLAKE.
FEET. 10 al,
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A CARD.

rEslE sHhseriber having takfn q arg ~
= eonasodiYus store Taom on mar s''r'
one door below LhefIy Warehouse, = niepa,
cd 70 receive rnd sell ON comH'issi.n III h','es
o h svy eood such a. groceries, hs'd "Ass
n also nj descriptions OF eoanitY proaaef
From his experience IN busness sp' "
strsct attention % the SANE, he hopes 70 g.
general Subtraction. ,s
STEPHEN W. LEWIS.
Time *
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TRUST SAT,E:.
May 6

p Y virtue OF Il certain deed OF trust, eYeciI
- ted to the undersigned, by Jeremiah y.
lufpin, on the l7ih day of May, 1880, and
duly OF record in the Clerks office, Of the couO.
~ court OF Amherst, for the purpose OF Sc.
curing tue debt therein mentioned, will be sold
at pubic auction, upon the premises, for cash,
on froay the24ih day Of June next, II fan, ii
hoi' on me neat fair day there after. the tract
OF iand, conveyed by said deed, described rs
containing 3S7 acres, more or les. it being
the same land upon which said Turpin now re-
sides IN Amherst county, near the BufaIoe
springs, AMI adjoining the lands oil VIM. Demp
se,, Godfrey lolpr aud Others.
ms land is said TO be valuable nd the title
IS believed to be good, but Ing as trustee the
Undersigned will osly convey the title yeseG
IN HIM as trustee.
JAMES +. TALIAFERRO, Trustee.
May 10 tbs
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MlItIgE.

..,s.a.ind.t,e,i 20 n hrm ofNaihsa-
AZ al n,a.toa II c.. and ]. Il G, Z. L.n'
1 e. ar have had AIRY tsnsaeiioas nnh JIM
Lunch. Jr. Chare. T.. Lynch or myssh ~ r.
frr-rc~ 10 the basine.s dine n biH.s -
b;.Is o. L,nchburr. siere its D. ~ y isSv.
Or ma, have Until III 1T bly, iess' are n fe
nv no fei t,sn,aLa 10 seiil.inent VI n. or paw
nan,, s,, ath, , persus than me. TIE pnhiie
will disregard rpe advfr,isemen, Of John
I.peh. ie. aad ChPrls =. Lsnoh. dssels'ng
NE firms meniioned. ihsy mol having snihot,-
5 y.
r-sla,ien 20 ther advertisement 6<e.--sre si
ia The aihee Of his paper. aud may appear a.
WIS intended.
Na1HAsfrL HINsT0N
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WIFE

TnHE highest cash priee viii be given for
- WHEAT, and all other kin Is Of county
droduce. {, IL KERR.
Nav q
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May 10.
NEGROES for Sale.

n SHALL. on the 9th day of June next, III
Il being Bedford Court,) proceed 10 sell in
this place, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, TEN
OR TWELVE LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES,
consisting Ct Men aud Women
SOVRIN JETER.
Liberty. May 81 ids
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W. - SkskEW -.

bale super Bed Ticking
do medium quality do
} large quantity "a and A bleached and un
bleached Cotton Cloths
A recent supply of Cotton Yarn. of the most
approved manufacture-Aiso,a very general
assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery aud Saddle
~, including almost every article in either line
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Domestic Goods. Sc

q FEW B,les Domestic Goods, emhr..,.-
"a bles cbed and unbleacbed Cloths C 'bbeg
aud Furniture plsids, al prices to su;, c,,.,s
mefs. S'siaN
Country Merchants and Pedlars are snsc;.n
invited 10 examine their assortment, which ~.
variety and cheapness exeels any pres;a w
stock. MCKEE. RORfN> " I 1'rous
Nav Is ~
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NOTICE.

a III persons Indebted TO Wnl,am Dean 70,
4 Va last years dealings are notified 10 make
pay mcnt without delay, as 10 longer lndul. ence
can or val be given.
June o .,
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q NENTLEMEN who wish 10 look al su
. perbly fine piece of ENGLISH Blue
CLOTH will please call at
KYLE 6. BORL.4ND'S.
Anil
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u. HKA5ALM MAN .
NENIlSI,

TBS now in neutrality-suspicious. wishing bis
u services will call AZ bis room two doors
above Doctor Howell Davies, man-street.
June Is
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AIOSE

hN the Forest Road, between Lynchburg
" ard Tate's Mil, POCKET BOOK.
rcntaining many valuable papers. A reward
will be given to sns person who may find
and return il TO me with its contents.
A. NJ WADDiLL.
June 2
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NissuAuti0n.

FHNHE copaf,nershlf her,t otore existing un
h der the firm OF Nalhnniel Winston &
CO. and that of J. & {. Il, Lynch II Co. are
his day dissolved. JOHN LYNCH, jr.
CHARLES Il. LYNCH.
The Lynchhurg Mills will, in future, he con
Quoted by the subscribers.
JOHN LYNCH, jr.
CHARLES l.. LYNCH.
March 81 is
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Irish Linens. &c

cKEE, ROBINSON 4. co. ha,e hi.
I'VE received case of a. Irish Ii,a 's oes
rect from the importers, Which fo, ~" d.
texture and rare fneness, .renJ.r, ,b psdu'y OF
peculiarly desirable 'he article
10 pieces Linen sheeting, width. ui,ho,,
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Wood Land for Sale.
April %

an Tract OF Land, lying on the Turnpike
WE Road, adjoining Messrs. Chiffon, LEFT
"ich and Otey, about miles from town, is for
sale. II contains, by recent survey, one hun
dered aud Thirty odd aCres-tIghiy odd Of which
are in woods, end heavily timbetrd. A lihe-
raj ciedh will be allowed The land is encum-
bered by deed OF trust; bur the gentleman
who holds II, will reliHqnsb The trust deed for
the bonds OF the purchaser. Unless disposed
oil privately, 1t will he sold at public auction,
III lois to sun purchasers.
The above land will be sold the premises Al
public auction, on Saturday the 18th day of
June next--terms liberal, and made known al,
the sale. VIM. Nj. RIVPS
May 10. I'd,
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JOHN G.. SHELTON,
q A IL Dlssn

One door dbore NJ. G. b. Taie's and opoo,;,.
DR.. Hotoet Daviess, 'f '''''
2 . ESPECTFULLY informs his hi.na
q q, customers and The public generally w
he has just returned from the CUES ot N WV
and Philadelphia, where he spent sumo I'm
IN purchasing stock Of Splendid Goods N III.
line, such as fine and soperfne Cloths. Ca
meres, VeS'inss, Trimmings, Stocks Gloya.
handkercheis &c. &c. All of which viii h.
solid urrV lnNQ for cash ~ Oo
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= k1TNv e>>~s
- .x-.AsSs S~O0S,

ksTN~p @>>>
= .e-sAs 49, S~SOS,
VI 4ahE late arrivals al n. Yo,k from
- anu England. has placed US in no.ss .aucs
some very rare and beautiful Good. 'oo
Queen Adelsides. new and rich sr,,cl. r.
dies dresses. eie lor la
Berlin Etefis do 4.
Gro de Swiss Silks, new STYLE
matteon,as, best black Italian Lus,,;n
n's' black Satin Levaniines
nraVY mandarine oattins, a sune,io, a.,
large assortment Of beautiful f;gnr., nc.
rim Damasks, all shades sN WANDA.
pieces superb black do
Best quality black Nankeen Graz.
Splendid Gauze, Grape and ln,li.,,, m.
Do ciape Scarf, assorted shade. ''A's'
Pongee Hdkfs. fancy Patterns
Cen, bargains in Stockings. Musl;,s -
brics Gloves, Belt, &C &c. ''"' Can-
The above IS worthy the att.nt,on ot.u,
disposed to purchase oheap ana good c III ,no5s
MCKEE, ROBINSON
Parasols and Umbrella ~
q LARGE assortment jusr to bsaI
~ kee, Robinson q Co.'S oano.i,e w. al NJ
ket house. 'ue mhr-
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d kilE Subscribers have just received an adj.
- diionaI supply of DRUGS MEDIC INES
PAINTS md DYE STUFFS, &c. which
makes their assert mt Mt Compete-consistinp
in part of the following articles
Cream Tartar Crume Green
Pulv. Ipecac Crome Yellow
Rochelle Salts Sronish Annette
Sup. Curb Soda Paint Saucers. Isyee
Ta,tarc Acid and WIDE
Gum Myfrh Carpenters Ext Sas.
Gum Arabic saparilla
RhubaIb Root sup. Bulus Knives
Jalsp Cinnamon
Gum Elastic Compost ion Nortars
ivory -headed Irusses Pase Backing
Palen Lint Sweeping Brushes
Blue Muss, sup. Sup. Hair Brushes
Can hardes CASTLE Soap
Spirits Hartshorn Crude Sal Ammonia
Snlp QuiniDe. (Frencb) Alcohol
Gold Leaf Compound Syrup LIE.
Paint Boxes, water CO. verwort
lors Ext, Lioorice &c 10
Rose Pink Sun, black Oi Va,o,sh
Together with an entire and complete as orr.
meat oil Paints, Dye-Sluffs, &c.-All of which
they are determined TO sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house in his place.
J. T. 81 J. {. ROYAL.
May "a
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"HEAT.-The highest price in cash
w Will be given for wheat, delivered at
the Lynchburg Mills. j.. c. L. LYNCH.
March 81, 1871, IS
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TURNER IL KERR
CASH ST ORE
BANk-SQUARE,


A RE DAILY receiving fresh supplies Of
"A Spring and Summer Goods, pun chased at
auction and for cash, in the New York, Pin a.
delphis aud Baltimore Markets. Their Stock
ri this time is larger than II has been nj any
former period, and presents as strong induce
menis as regards variety siyle, qoaliths and
prices as any ~ this place. her Stock OF
Fancy Goods is large and general and always
comprise the latest Northern styles. A they
do not eou6nt themselves 10 Spring and Fall
purchases, Que OF the house being almost con-
stantly IN the Norhern Markets, they believe
they can n, all times give bargains 10 their
town and country friends.
The advantages they possess are such as 10
enable them 10 buy nron AS favorable terms as
any house IN the State of Virginia and their
business being cash ouc, they are deter
min a To sell their Goods not at credit but cash
prices.
To Country Merchants they would particular
~ recommend iher Stock. The following
articles are n te" oil their assortment TO which
they invite the attention oil the public
CALxCOES.
pires handsome spring Patterns
8 do furniture do
GINGfIAMs.
% pieces SeersnckeT GInghaIns
IS do Adrianople do
D 90 VI 10
90 dc Baliste Ginghams and Robes
Painted Muslin. for ladies dresses
CAMHRxCs, &C.
100 pieces Al AID o. ChmDric Muslins from
l.. 81. Is. Cd. per yard.
so pieces do do Dcmi Cambria and ia
comet Md.lin
30 pieces Cd Null and Book Muslin
SILKS.
Splendid ChangeHDle figured silk
Do plain do
Mstteonies superior black Italian Lustring
pieces Grape DE Lyon
Fancy ildkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety OF Gauze Dress anikerchiefs
Do Grape do
DO do Scaris
DO GanZe do
LEGTZORNs. &C.
| entire case oil Leeh9rn Bnnnets
| case DunSahle do
do Navarino, black, white and
RIBBONS.
handsome assortment oI Summer Ronnets
and Cap Ribbons
10 pieces Naukeen Grape
. pieces Pougns
10 dozen Ladies black aud white Silk Hose
30 do Lades' Cloves
20 pieces black BJmhHSetts
5 do DO French Bomhazine
Esgy variety Of Silk and Cotton .Handker-
chiefs
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.
4 pieces Steel mixed Cloths
7 pieces Indigo blue do
q pieces olives do
pieces splendid fashionable hroVn
= pieces black imperial summer Cloth a new
aud splfniih article for Gentlemens' wear
b pieces merino Cashmere
8 pieces Indigo blue do.
2 pieces drab do
90 pieces fashionable Marseilles, Valencia and
Silk Vrsiing
White and colored CraVa,s
Black Italian Cravats
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarn
Blue Yarn
With large and general assortment OF
H.4RDUARE, GROCERIES, &C.
Nay 9.
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Nestings, of splendid Patterns.

Pam black 4 figured silk. best English white
Buff and figured nsrsellles
hife aud bof Welting do
6 pieces splendid Valencias
u Tx sl5@crih-r h..s,.- h7-3 solicited H.,
many oil his friends and customers TO proru,s
for III If accommodation a Stock of Good, IN
his I'm and having done so-nvites them IN
cal and examine the style OF Goods and prices
And feels assn ed they will not fail TO reward
h'm win their patronage. He has, also, the
] test and most approved London, New York
Philadelphia fashions & will receive Them 70.
eulariy,with any q every article in his line bsy.
ing made arrangements with some OF the 6rst
aad most fashionable Talors, aud also. some
of the largest importers in this country. to
that effect
N. b. All orders in his line will meetwith
prompt attention.
May 2. GIN
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CLOTHS.
CASSIxyEENES

pieces extra singl xiii. ,ely fine
8 do 10 new Spring Meriuoes, new s,y,e
altogether -
2 do Light brown
. do Dalk do
Z DO Lavender, with black and blue Of spen.
did quality 'f''"'
AND almost every thing suisble for Gentle.
mph summer wear, OF the frat order-Such
as black, olive aud brown Bembsz,oes Snn,.
mel Cloth, Imperial Cord, French Drny
Regent do, drab and mix'd Ca.hmoletts. wh,I.
and buff Satteens
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BONNET RIBBONS,

few set the most splendid. u" lhe atten
'oa OF the Ladies Is particularly invited. They
are alio invited TO call and examine Superbiy
beautiful add neW style article for ladies' sum
mer Bpnnets, iavolted-" Satin straw"-tbe
latest Paris fashion,
WIDE White aud black Satin
"'he punk, blue, green, straw and black Lus
ting
Mario" Idlfeta and Satin-all cnIors
few pieces elegant Belt something nen
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IA AWG @s
Large rich fg'd White and black Wells
Caprs aud Collars-rich patterns
Cd and IA BDbbinpis
Thread and Bobbnet Laces and Edgings
Wide and narrow Footing
thread and boboInet lnsertings, beautiful pat
te,ns-articles often called Tor md hut sci
don found IN this market.
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June g.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

doz. taulIIuIy hne cold DordeTed L'neD
Cambria
do line large plain white do
super fancy Silk, new article
5npe, decoupe Dress
Pdlmefine do neW style
X ch silk do
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-Emhroidereds
SEA RI

+ doz. beautiful neck
splendid foulard, long-sntin stripe
superior palmerine do.-EBbroidered
Super Silk do fancy colors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06
FOR SALE.

~ uie premises, at public auction on the second
! - wednesday, the 9Th of June next nv Tract Of
i1AN u IN Loudonn county, Virginia, with the Fur
n,,ufe' me 0tock OF Horses Cattle, Saaer and Hoes
ne tract Consists of rather more than 90 ,crsc
| - edvahtaSeeuaIy situated in very healthy coun
Try, about 81 miles from WASHINGTON and Slaran
ufla' ana is OF good quality; Litto River passes
through the middle oft, on which there are abant
Eoo acres or excellent meadow land in different lots
i'oSt " "hich Is now IN timothy. II NAV be divided
iii'o t"ee or Iour farms TO suit the purchasers In
me cenrr Is large and very comnod!ons Bt ;cl,
HweHing House. with all the other BUILDINGS necess,
~ 'of the accommodation Of l2rge an.ily and nte
wise i"r servants, lGborers &c several of which -
OF oricK There also Grist and Saw Mil ~
me tract. At the upper end, and adioininc tho
turnpike leading Alexandria and the city iha2e ;
comfortable Frame Dwelling with Go@d bnrn I'D
some other accommodations Al the Iey,er e,I So
Is iiKewise house that may accommodate a sn,afI
famly The stock OF each cess is nun,srous ,Io
aheeP are generally OF the Merno race cre3;t ~
ohe' t"o ana three years, payable in ednal install
mcHis, with In crest, wi; be given for y no anJ 81
one Tor The stock, aD'pie security bens oivcn f ~,
DnBctual payment Those TO whom nm indSh,r%
W. De allowed credit for any property thew nnc puL
chase to the full amount Of the sums due, and ~
fair conditions. N ~
tyot oeing able. on account OF my weak state =
health to conduct the sale myself have aiveD FIJI,
oH"er to my son in law. Samuel L Gouyeroauy ar,,
my nephew James Monroe, Jun. to petforo, thi,
-erVce, for which have vested the Dro,ef.- i,
heT. in the event of sale, they have U5.yeT n
"hke every Cher arrangement which circumstances
may require. JAMES MONRCE
mar 3O-C2sy fs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-06

oeithcT Eng lard Or America has ever ye. prodn-
reu race horse that did partnke largely of
thc Flood. his size is IN evidence of his stock.
Button, the celebrated French naturalist speaking
them, scys, "they rarely exceed four feet eight
inches high; but the continued exrerience OF Eng.
iapd and France, shows that their size has Efln
ence on their progeny He has heretofore stood in
kentucky, where blooded mares, are scarce; and
"here the decided partiality for the Virginia stock
produced most unequal competition; yet, under
tnese disadvantages be hns produced some among
inc best racers raised in the State, though it
was DOT until he forced himself into notice. that he
was potronsed by the breeders Of The turf The
SUBSCRIBER has in his possession letter from Col
nuiord, Near Lexington, Kentucky, ia distinguished
sacer nnd patron If the turl who has been breeding
'%tn him the last two years. He says his
.oeS are OF equal or superior size to BIZ colts from
u'e same mares by any other horse; that no has
Two year Old lilly, fifteen hands high and his year
ing coits equally promising; and that he docs not
oeieVe mat any horse could have gotten good
! racers out OF the same mares. thave, also, many
p.her testimonials to the same effuct pnd one from
VI Lewis Marshall. mention him, because pre-
sumo ne Is known to many gentlemen in Virginia; !
SPEAKS OF the stock in the highest terms particu-
larry OF their superior size and fine form And all the
gentlemen with whom hive correspondent concur
IN The fact that he has been let to no booded mares
nave not yet come on the turf. The DISTINGUISHED
racers ne has produced Kassina, [supposed by many
the very best race horse evar raised in Kentucky l
ana others, have been from common mares By ref
erencc TO the American Turf Register, vol. l. ma ore
w. he IS spoken of as producing striking and very
superior race of horses in Kentucky
MAY "a Iaf6, JOHN THICKER