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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-17
May 10

HENRY q. MIDDLETON, residing In Fesd.
IL rick'burg, Va, offers bis services 10 person.
who wish 10 have their Western Virginia lands secur.
ed. BY the sets Of the las, Virgiola L. legislature. which
are published for the information of those concerned:
the importance OF immediate attention to The p.yne en-
oil the taxes duo on their lands will be considered.
Persons holding lands can get Information of wba,
lax 10 dus by communicating with me at +, ederick
burg, VA ceriheIte Of deposit in any spesie.pay-
ing bank in the United s aiss, will be applied immedi.
atsiy to the d~isshargs OF a'rearases FIR tax, or TO apy
oihcr tu@iness transacted.
he will continue TO give BIZ, personal services. eirht
months In the year, to the management Of lands or other
business, west OF the Aileghsny Mountains: will have
lands accurately rs-surveyed, and attend in person 10
msks eaies.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing sny
business Transact ms ne gotiat,t; deb,s co1ested and
bonded for, In any part Of Virgins, may reiy on the
most satisfactory and prompt despatch.
My compensation shall be moderate, to be psid after
he rendering OF services. 10 the investigafne OF land
hiss, and making sales, | am willing to contract for
a portion CT the land secured, or the proceeds Of sales
but In all instances, all arresrages OF taxes must be
provided for. 1 keep an Office four months in the
year, In fredericksburg, Va: and eight pon,b ip
Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Va. NV CORE suon.
dent, will direct 10 Frederick, burg, for the next three
months, poi paid.
As l AN stranger TO many who may read thi, adver.
,isement, ] refer 10 John Mettaife, Jotn S. C. Well.
ord, 'hn Puck & Co., John Scott, aud William ] ,ck.
son, Jun all Of Fredericksburg; Robert Oliver and
n III. Moaie, Is limore, B. Marx Richards. PhiisdsI.
phla; ADD Si!as Wood OF N. York.
. HENRY o MIDDLETON
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NOTICE
PENIrENTIARY, bh No. 9th. 1881

PE~NIrENrIARY, 8 b Mo. 9th, 1881.
VNdE public Is informed that a, this institution, wool
u Is esrded, and the grease f3urd, for z csnts per
pound, where the wool is washed and picked entirely
tree from trash, aud by sending with the wool, ,he ne.
ces''ry cioihs, the rolls will be neatly baled up, go that
they may be transported to any distance witfo out iriu-
~; WOOL VIII be carded and spun from is to Is cents
per pound, according 10 the fneness Of the warn, and
those tba, may wish il, can have the same woven into
any description OF cIth, at from 4 10 Is cents per yard,
and where tits desired, warp will be furnished or ex.
changed; any number CT yards atove 40 will be warpsd
from The materials Of customers, less than that quantity
will be exchanged; the shesring and securing of the
cioh a. desred) will be done a, a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven 10 their families.
can have the same shsared and secured.
SAML p. PARSONS, Sup'i.
Nav 10 100 "a
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X MOTT pksIRABLE REsiDRNCK o SALfs
~Riehmsnd, called Bslvidsrs, containing seventeen acre,
Land, with dwelling and other Houses. calculated for
,he accommodation oil a large family.s This property
mas IN bearing. and approaching that state, a selection
OF Fruit Trees and Grape Vines, Of more than an hun.
bred varieties; and, beside garden OF two acres, high.
iy MANFRED, with extensive and very productive AZ.
paragus and Strawberry Beds, the brick walls by
which the whole II acres are enclosed and subdiyided
AFFORD borcers Tor early vegetables, equal in extent 10 a
large garden, and admirably adapted TO such a purpose.
me lands not employed in gardening, are FULL rich for
that or any other culture, to which an owner might in
CINE 10 devote them, and IL desirable 10 a purchaser;
SIX acres not within, but adjoining the enclosure, will
q e"nIaeeu IN the sale. Persons disposed 10 pur-
Richmond, or the subscriber on the premises.
ANDERSON.
May 81. eff
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M W I3

|ENo THE PUHLlC-A NEW AND USEFUL M
~ PRovEMENT ON MILLs.-Some time during The
mon'h OF July or Ansusl las, | constituted and an.
Poin'ed Or Stone OF Virginia. my Agent, to sell and
di-poss OF the Patsn' Right OF my late discovery of a
new and usetul improvement, on Mills-and nv friend.
The Doctor, having failed TO write me where he 10. or
how he comes on, and believing that ny interests NAV
suffer rom delay, ] have, therefore, revoked MY pow.
efs OF agency to him, not from any wan, Of confidence
in his honesty aud integrity, but from a conviction. ,ba,
the business : not suited 10 his sD~gagemen's- The
Public will, therefore, take no'ice, that sad Powers of
attorney 10 him, the said Doci. S one, Is revoksd-and
ha'Charles L'Ppe', Egg. Of Savannah. Georgia, /, sp.
pointed In hi' place, my Agent for ibe N VI bern States.
JNO. HOUGHTON,
of Greensboro, Georgia.
JhHof 40
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{" Mucu Z REMAINS rrsusa"
THE ~ACCEPrED.

TnE ACCEPTED.
ut THOMAS HAYNEs nAYLr.
I thank you tor the downcast look,
And for that blushing check
] would not have you taise your ores,
would not have you speak;
Though mute, I deem you eloquent,
ask no other sign,
While thus your little hand remains
Contdingly in mine.
know you faiu would hide rom me
Tho ~tell-talo tears that steal
Unbidden FOR b, and half betray
The anxious fears you feel
From friends long tried ADD dearly loved,
The pligh,cd bride must part
Then freely weep I could not love
a cold unfolding heart.
know you love your cottage homo,
Where in the summer time,
Your hand has taught tho clomatis
Around tho porch to climb,
fon easement with The Wild roso screen
Son little garden too,
How many fond remembrances
EndoaI them all to you.
You sigh to leave your mothers roof,
Though on my suit she smiled,
And spu ming ov'ry selfish thought,
Gave up her darling child.
Sigh not for her, she nov may claim
Kind deeds from moro than one
She'll gaze upon bor Daughters smiles
Supported by hcr Son!
] thank you for that look speaks
Reliance on my truth
And never shall unkindness wound
Your transporting youth
IT fate should flown, and anxious thoughts
Cypress your husbands mind,
oh. never fear to cling TO me-
could not be unkind.
Como ] ok upon this golden ring
You have no cause to shrisk,
Though on tits CALLING Us tho slaves
Indissoluble link!
And look upon yon Church, tho place
or blessing aud Of prayer
Before tho altar hear my vows
Who COULD dissemblo THERE.
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AVAs committed 10 the j.iI Of York County as

N/AS committed 10 the jail Of York County AZ a
Wv runaway, on the 2Idsy Of Angus, 1880, a light
mulslio man, who calls himself Hubbard SEMI and
states That he was born free Ia the county Isle OF wight,
10 we state oil virginia He is 5 fee, 10 inches high has
a rear on the back part Of his lsf leg, lust above The
i1in', appears to be about % years Of age, lu,iy. lgh,
hair, white or grey eyes. and Gays he is a ditcher by
rsde'-l' V rumoured l believe, that he 10 q slave.
The owner Of ssid fellow 1, desired 10 come for ward.
prove III, property, pay his charges, and take him away,
or he VIII be dealt With az the law directs. -
WM. VAIL, Tailor Of York County.
May 10 I-wsw
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INJURY LANE FOR SALE. BY consent of par
~ Ties, the Subscriber will sell at public Auction,
on the premises, on the 9th day OF August next. that
well known residence, Drury Lane, lying in King Will
Lam county, on the Main Road from the Courthouse 10
west Point,nearly equi distant from the Mattapony and
PalnuDky Rivers, being about two and a halt miles
from each, and convenient TO several herring and sbad
hsherie'.-This situation is known 10 be one among the
~healthiest in the lower couniry-abounding q n excel
wei adapted to the culture of corn, wheat, SC. &c.
The Tract contains 500 acres, and has on it a yery
valuable Mill Seat. The neighbourhood is a very de-
sirabie one and the subscriber will take pleasure in
showing the premises to any person wishing to examine
one-ihird cash, and the balance in two
equal annual payments, with a deed ia trust on the
Land, to secure the payment thereof.
THO. MOSS, agent.
June q. 3-w4w"
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June 4.

Subscriber offers for sale aoou, hys
~ thousand acres CT land, Ia the vscioity Of Amhetst
Court louise ADD New Gla'gow, these lands are plea.
ssnuy situated on The Stage road, running North and
South, aud within ten miles Of James Rivur. The soil
good resting on q strong clay foundation, and 10 ia.
vourable to The pro1ustion IF all kinds Of graio, bemo
aod tooaeeo; Tho country 10 remarkably healthy, and
sbounds IN hno springs Of The tes, water. These land.
are wen improved, with rood Orchards, q valuable
Manufacturing Mill, end four good Dwelling Houses,
and viii admit, OF several divisions, and will be divided
90 TO sui' puTebasert. j hsve also for ssls some we'll
improved lots In the town OF New Glasgow. on one
81 them 10 a large and sommodious Tavern with Gar.
dens and all Necessary OUT Houses.
lhese lands AMI lots will be sot5 on accommodates 2
terms TO suit purehasers-for further Information Do.
ply to the sub :riber living in New Glasgow.
May @. 12i-w8ws DAVID s. GARLAND.
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VIRGINIA UNION FA~CToRY.-We would an.
Dounce 10 the public, and especially the cu.io.
meTs Of THE es,shIishmepi, that a breach ~produeed in
our dam by . late Ffeshe', which resulted 10 q
temporary suspension Of manufacturing operations. ard
10 the Interim prevented a compliance With various or.
ders received from our cu,iomes for cotton ysrns, il IRE
paired, ADD that The eStabi bmsntis now In full orera-
non sgain Such orders shall be or'bwi,h promp y ans
'ticly attended 10, az we'll az all others, with which ".
may he iavoured. We feel tust fed 10 sta log that cor yarn
still maintaios 4 . reputation for superiority Of ousliCv
TIMBERLAKE J. J b MAGRUDER.'
May IL 4kwu
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AW subscriber intends op.r inc
~ next fall. a Law School, In the town of S,aun,
tor; TO be continued permanently, II adequate eBcour.
agement should be received. The mode of instruction
VIII be a course oil lectures and study, and fesdneni
examinations. In order to devote ihe greater part Of
ME time to the proposed school. he will, frem ito com.
mencemsut, eonbne his practice 10 TIE Court OF AID.
peal. at Lswisburg, and the Federal and Circuit Supe.
rior Courts in Staunton. The Fl Il session will begin
on the Let OF O3ober, and continue until the first OF
July next following, without in,ermission, except du.
ing the terms OF the Federal and CT -cui, Superior
Courts. The tuition fee, per session, will be seventy.
hve dollars. Persons desir3us Of becoming pupi's will
please communicate the f.ct 10 the subscriber, by let.
yer, as soon a. Prscticab'e; and prompt sttention will be
given 10 tie inquiries whish thew may think prep.r 10
make. BRISCOE q, RAJ
May 8. I2l-wtInA
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EH BAKER, late Of Richmond, snd w. ARNOLD
Me Dentists, bav, formed a come zion in the prac
lice oil their profession for the purpose of div'd ny the
various oPera,ioas,a and thereby carrying them to great
er perfection.
MIR BAKER will more particularly attend to The
diseases and irregularities Of the teeth. Mr.. ARNOLD
10 the supplying their Deficiencies, either with natural
or mineral substances, az required.
The utility and advantages 81 this division CT labor
10 their practice. IL i, believed will appear obvie u.
Location al No 6, Warren Street, New York, near
ly opposite the City Hall;
May 81. A a. vA.
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3l6S9 1921 473236

1859 1921 473236
n nee II sppea. s that the odds were more than l72l
miliiohst 10 1 against the occurrence Of both these e.
vents; or that a bet against IL, 10 correspond with the
chsnces, should bavs been more than IL millions OF dol
lars TO a cent. Yet il did actually bsppsn; and we see
now much reason there was for ih, uaiverssl astonish-
ment which il excited.
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ADAMS An JEEFrRsoN

w have hero ofors ex'raeied a few Interesting afti-
cies rom the Chameleon, q Journal conducted by an
assoeiation OF young gentleman, students of The u.
Diversiiy OF Virginia. We add, to-day, snott or, OF a
very appropriate cbersct y, inasmucb az II relates part.
ed upon bis tomb. stone that he was the father and the
founder of that institution.
ItiI curious, a. combining Mathematics add Bogrs.
ply with an eH'faei from tables caleoI,tips The vslue
OF hVess ~. s Tel
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rHNHE SEASON OF TIMOLEON viii expire ON
II the 2Oh day OF ,hi' month (June) and persons
who ava sent mares to him, will much oblige me by
deposIting 10 M credit, the amount Of the season keep.
log, &c. 10 Ell her of the Banks a, Richmond, Norfolk.
fredericksburg, or 10 The b nix of Virginia in Psters.
burg, on or before tina, time, which will svve The m
~ per cent OF the amount Of the season. Terms as
advertised were $50 with an allowance Of 20 per cent.
10 nose who pad within tho season, $75 Insurance,
payable when the property was changed or a.certaired
t, be in foal, one dollar to the groom, and 20 cents per
DAY tr 'e aiding. JOHN MINGE, jr.
June 10. Ga
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Holm WERTH, JR (Gt The sign of the Gold.
% en- Key, 8 doors beIoto The u. s.. Bank having
Laken the Stock OF the late concern Of JOHN J.
WEhTH in. & CO., intends conducting q general
wholesale and retail
HARDWARE BUSINESS.
tie txpec's 10 receive IN a lev weeks, direct from
ihs Factories In Eogland. an extensive sddnion 10 bs
present. sock. comp i4ing q great variety Of ~sffisIss in
bis l'ne; all OF which will be cid al low prices ans on
accommodating terms.
June 7.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Apfil 7 h., 1891
YEtHE under,igned, councillors al Law, beg lesvs
~ TO siy- notice 20 he claimants end originsl own.
era Of Virginia Military Lands located 10 o 10. ,bs.
they will prostsuie any aud ell rights 10 these land.
which may be conf led TO Them, with az little deiay a.
possible, and for a reasonable som ~rensation.
Many iheusand acres OF thsss lands were sold far
taxes IN the years lS04-5-6 = and 7, and the original
Proptieiors or their bsirs, suppose their ti,Ie thereto he
wholly lot, by reason Of said sale. This is a missak,,
me ssie OF lard or taxes 10 o 10, are generally void.
Our residences is at the seal OF government. whore VS.
have ready access 10 The Records Of all ISLES OF lands
for taxes, and we will promptly give aDy Information
required IN relation TO lands 10 this s ale, which NAV
be obtained IN The pubic offices or o'herwi'e.
ORRIsH PAR1SH a.d
LYME STARTLING, Jr.
April 90 Ilopwsn
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Rector.
0<2wtlNJ


TNO PROFESSORS AND TEACHERs.-Thc Viz.
- itors and Governors Of William & Mary College,
having tailed to attend the meetings called in October
and November last for the purpose Of filling the va.
cancy In the Mathematical Proiessorship, occasioned
oy the resignation OF Professor Campbell Stewart, the
election to NIL that vacancy will take place at the regu
lar annual meeting on the 9TH of July next.
Ihe emoluments OF the situation, in the hands of
tho late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred TO two
thousand dollars.
The Professors in this Institution have the entire
disposal OF one-thirdof the year, end at all times, eve.
|fy means OF prosecuting literary pursuits, Ia which
respect they possess advantages superior toiboss which
are on red by any other University In the Unicn.
The letters and testimonials heretofore san, 10 the
Hec'or, which have not been, ard shall not be, o'hsr-
wise directed. previous to the 4 h Of July, viii be pre-
sen,ed 10 the Board Of Visitors.
Those who have already applied, may, II they think
proper, send additional testimonials-a and all who desire
the situation, will have thsir wi.hes made known to
the is ard Of Visitors and Governors, by dire citing their
communication, (post-paid) TO JOHN PAGE,
Rector Of VIM. & Mary c Iiese,
May 20. 1875 bJun.
~ The Editors Of The National Int lig encer, Wash
& Enquirer, New-Yofk-U States
Gazette, Philadelphia-snd the Chari, s,on Courier
Sou'h Carolina, will insert the above twice a week M
III The 20ih June, and send their accounts to the office
OF the Richmond Enquirer for settler emf.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM M MARY COLLEGE.
NHE Y.sitsrs and Govsrns,s Of William S Ma
u ~ College ere respectfully reminded thu, the
4h Of ily 10 the day Of their regular annual meeting,
a. whish time q FOL, board 10 earnestly desired, 10 busi.
ness Of vital Importance TO the interest OF the COLLEGE
demands ito consideration. JOHN PAGE,
Rector.
June 10. 9f2wtlNJ
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SCIENTIFIC.

iRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY -Con+idering The
hied'cai Department OF this Institution to present ubu.
suai Chains 10 tae patronage of Yves ern Virginia, we
feel much interest in whatever relates thereto and.
therefore, ,ake pleasure in transferring TO our columns,
rom Tho Nashville Herald, the following we'll written
notce OF the appoin men, 10 the vacant chair OF chem.
is'ry, OF d.. Yandell of Tennessee, whom we know to
De a yenu.man OF very superior genius and acquire.
--S"ts with such highly ehdo we'd AMI spl:ndid
minds a. those OF Professors Caldwell, ami Cooke, and
iandeii, TO preside over tho Msdical Department Of
That already furnishing Institution, Transy'vapia Uni.
vsrsi y, must bscome one OF tn. most di,tipe uj.hed
Days. UIneb sst.r r.
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NLoUCESTER LOW GROUNDS FOR SALE
IN ny The last will of the late DIR. GAins Dean, the
suoscrioer' are authcrizsd TO sell, aud they now Offer
Tor sa'e, Ms valuable Esia,e, lying on Ware River, in.
the county OF Giocester, in the State Of Virginia. about
'hree miles from the Court ,use, containing $50 acres.
nearly the Whale OF which i, low ground. and sbout
100 acres are cleared, and in a high slate Of euliiva-
ton, ~ I'll a ianted to the g'owth of Indian Corn, Wheat,
and Barley. There is a spacious Dwelling House, and
all o'hsr necessary out bou.es, in good repair, on thiG
Estate, situated Oh the back OF the River.-Fish ard
oysters oil the best quality are taken Ia sight OF the
house. a more minute d '~seription Is deemed an
necessary, as IT presumed any perscn wishing to pur.
chase will hrs' examine the premises, which will be
shown by the manager Mr. 6. WsBiliups. A purchaser
OF the land can be aecopnodated with as many slayes
as ne may require to cultivate H., and ais, tbs farming
utensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment VIII be made TO suit the purchasers. For fur.
tner PARTICULAR, a letter addressed % Christopher Tomp-
kiD., at Ma hewt Court House, Va, will meet duo at
sen'ion. CHR ToMPKINS, } Executors Of
JOHN ID. JARVIS, : Gains Dean.
HENRY w. TABB, decd.
may III. l22-v6m.
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VUNHE Sh,riGs Of the counties oil Amelia, Powbalsn
- and Ches,er6eld; Bedford and franklin; Spoiisyl.
ydnis, Caroline aud Essex; Albemsrie, Nelson aud Am
hsr.; Fsuquier aAd Prince William; Augusta and
h0tkO'i'g,j Shenandoah and Hardy; Monongalis,
Preston and Randolph; and the Mayor Of The town Of
fe'ersburg, will take notice, that elections are 10 be
holden at their court1ouses, and o,her places appoint
ed by law ior holding eleciions, in The month OF An.
gust neSt, to choose Senstors to repre- sent their respes.
i've disiriets, 10 the beSt General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD, c.
May 10 1-zs,
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NOR SALE The Subscrit err beng ar xiuus To "a.
n move 10 the West, offers bis well Known farm.
lo"eei Hal) in the lower part of King William conn.
~, Tor sale. IL contains 400 actes Of high land, and
ooo oil narsh-a great portion OF which can be re-
claimed, with very little expense. The high land 10 eoual
70 any IN ibis section OF country. The improvements
are good. A Barn, Ihiriy-eisht by twenty feet, and
negro quariers, have tenn built in the las year. A
minute description OF the elegance, tbs many conve.
oiences and advantages Of this place, 10 deemed uppe.
ces;ary as II is presumab'e, none will purct ass before
vlewinz, or max ng par,icular or quiries respecting the
s,ne- Shoule his valuable Estate 10, be lrivstely sold
os.oe 'he 4h Gay OF August next, on that day, (f
lair, u not the first IA = day tber afierJ IL WILDE Offer.
ed 10 'be highest bidder, on The premises.-At the same
pare and iin,e, will alec be sold, all Of HE household
apo hrchen furniture, farming utensils, and stock o (
every d''cription = For further particulars. applv 10
NAV o l2I-wtds WILLIAM RUFFIN.
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ME Subscriber takes this method of informing
his friends and the public generally, that he has
commenced the
CLOtk Il MATCHMAKING BUSINESS,
~ main street 3 door, beioto WorfhGm M Gruder's
where all orders 10 biz line will lie punctually and
faithfully attended to. He trusts that, hy a dilig eni al.
ien'ion 10 business, he will receive a liberal share OF
public patronage.
u Cocks and Watches repaired and cleared a,
short notice and upon moderate terms,
GEORGE KEESEE.
l hereby certify that Mr.. George Ksesee has served
. regular term OF Apprenticeship with mo in the above
business, aud cheerfully re recommend him TO the friendly
oo,'ee OF me pubic. JOHN HILL
June 10. Of
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LAND q SALE

YHNHE subscriber offers for sale, ii. tract Of Land.
- lying in Powbatan county, or. Appomsttox river
about eighteen mile, above Geni.o, three below Gle.
msrt Town, and twelve above The Cour,.house, adjoln.
ing the land oil Charlie, Eggle,ton, Richard Wstklnss
Huxh French, and Others. The tract contains ab0ut.
eight hutdsed acres; between two aud three huodrsd
OF which are creek aud river low. grounds of very ex.
ceilen' qualify, equal to any on .4ppouattox river.
some OF 'be river iow-srounds are yet uueieared. The
high land is in a good state for cultivation, and the pur<
chaser will have il 10 his power to seed from l2O 10
lou bushels oil wheat, or good corn and tobacco land.
The wood land is weli-tiubered, and more Than q sui.
neiency for the support CT the plln,st on, independents
" oi ,s .unclcared low. groundr. This imp-ovemsn.s
consist oil an overseer's house and good negro q4as-
ters, an excellent new granafy and. thrsshiug mach,us
attached to II, and tobacco barns suthc Gle mt Tor curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight OF tobacco. Apv
p:rson wishing to vew the Isnd, win at any time be
shown i by. my brcther. c.. Esglesior, who lives ad.
joining, or MIR. Hugh Ffencb, who al present occupies,
II. The purchaser will DO allowed the privilege Of
seeding a crop Of wheat this fall. Should the above
described land be nt sooner sold privately, notice Of
which will be given, II will be aold publicly, 10 the
hiShes, biid.r, at Hugh FrencL's Tavern, on the Buck.
ioghsim road, twelve miles above Powha,an Court
House, on Thursday, the 18Th day o. August, II fair.
itnot. the next fair day. The terms shall, be accom-.
nodaiing. and will be made known on tho day of Gale.
or on application 10 the subscriber residing in Amelia
county. WM. ECGLESTON.
May 20. S-wtis