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MOS r CARTER s. GEOIlI.E @ A DrI,IIR

a MOS X. CARTER g GEORGE CARTER,
"a (his brothcrD having entered into Co-part-
nershp, will continue the above business under The
Firm of G. 81 y. X. Carter, at that extensive and
we'll KIN own establishment, formerly owned by Car
ter, Mitchell 81 Co. nearly opposite Il. Brakes Ea-
gle tavern, in Broad st. Newark, n. j.; and hav-
ing employed first rate workmen, at all the differ
ent branches, and procured the best Of materials,
they intend to devote their time and talents TO the
construction of all kinds of Coaches and pleasure
Carriages, which may be ordered from any part of
the U. States. Having established agencies ut N.
York, Philadelphia, and all the principal cities and
towns of the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession, they will be
enabled to furnish work of as good quality and OH
as favorable terms any other establishment of
the kind, in this country.
oc 3-6m G. & A r. GARTER
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Land, Crop, Stock, &c. T.. sac.
"a VIE Subscriber viii On "Wednesday, idrb
IA "a December next, sell on the rrerni,es, has
rlanta;ion lying in the county of Ronr,co, OF
the Ch'ckahominy. containing 743 scr~-, OF
Wh'ch near 400 are cleared oud under good
IehcIng and cultivation, about sc low prouads
and mud land, the bal,nce IN woods, mar, If
winch is said to be the best tmbered iand n
This section of the country
There is now neatly slowed on the lard orc
hundred bushels wheat.
This is one or Tie Eca,thicst situation, in Trr-
glh'a' the best evidence of which is, the family!
white and black, consist of about 10, and with
IN I'VE years, he has only pad six dollars in doc
tors, fees, and that was for hoy who had fall,
zen zen: from tree and injured himself. The land
lies IN an agreeable neighborhood, six miles
, I, Richmond, and adjons the lands of Capt!
u ~, II, Shepherd, Capt. Burton end others.
Terms accommodating. and will bo made
SHOWN on the day Of sale. Also his crop of
CORN hay, fodder, &c. with bis stock of horses,
hogs and cattle, farming implements, &c. All
sums OF ten dollars ard under cash, above that,
credit OF IL months will be allowed, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
nov i0-2dwtds e. G.. MOSBY.
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nov 2f-2awlWc

"a lRGINIA:-At u superior court of cbanccrv
" holden at the former Capitol, in the City of
w Williamsburg, the 9Th January, 1890: Robert Christian
Peter Ladd q Company Ann Royster, John H. g. Jones
X. ClTislan ex'rs of WIN. Douglass, decd and Fran
ces L. Clayton, pitts. against Judith b. Hill, Ann B.
Jill, an infant by James Cabauis her guardian assigned
and WIN. Tyler, eX'r of VIM. K Hill, decd, dts.
On motion oil the Plaintiffs, by counsel, James Caha
MSS is assigned guardian to the infant defendant,
iend her in this su and heseupon the cause came on
this day, 10 be heard the bill answers and exhibits
and was argued by counsel: consideration whereof
the court doth adudgc, order and decree, that the follow
ing accounts be taken before Of the commissioners
this court; FIRST, of William Tylcr's transac.
tons, as executor of VIM. f.. Hill, deed; in taking
which account, the credit returned t. the county
Charles City, copy of which, is fled with The BILL is TO
be aken pr:na ace true liable he surchsrged and
alsfed by the PITTS; in taking which account the Com
missioner is directed 10 ascertain what portion of the
pesona estate OF the said VIM E. Hill, has been applied
To the payment of debts which bound his heirs Second
of the claims OF The pits, and such other
creditors of VIM E. HILL may exhibit and prove their
demands before the Comm ssOEer, Oil the usual terms,
designating in said account, such of said claims, bind
the heirs Of SAID VIM Z. II Ill, decd Third, account of
the probable annual value OF the real of the said
Wm. l.. Hi, winch his heirs hold hy device, descent
its situation ana quantity: which sand several accounts
the Commissioner is desired tn examine state and SETTLE
and to the court report with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself, which may be required
by the parties, 10 be- so stated.
IOih SEPTEMBER. 1881
This this day, be further heard, on
the papers formerly read, and the report of sale made by
the Marshal pursuant to the decree OF the second day
February last, and was argued by COUNSEL ConsdeTa-
ton whereof, the confirming the said report, doth
aGJud5e, order and decree that the same be established
between the parties and the doth further adudge
order and Decree that of the Commissioners of this
court take in the usual mode, account Of any further
demand, existing against the estate OF Nin T. @ decd,
according 10 the principles stated III the said decree, 1t
being n;imatcd there other creditors who have not
heretofore exhibited their claims to the Commissioned,
which account, the Commissioner is directed to examine
state Settle and the report with ny
specially stated, deemed pertinent ny HIMSELF which
may be required by the parties 10 be so stated.
Coujcs yeste JAMES CABANISS C.. G..
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TkEO DOCTOR ROBERT II. ROSE-SIR:
K As you are not an inhabitant of the State
OF Virginia, and have no agent therein, known
to me, you are hereby notified, TINT by virtue
OF commsson issued for that purpose, [ shall
proceed, OH Tuesday, the 9th day of December
next, between the hours of DGe o'clock in the
morning, and sunset OF that day. at the Office of
Herbert A. Claiborne, in the city Of Richmond
to take the deposition of Thomas Underwood
to he read as evidence de bene esse, in the trial
Of suit now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for Henrico Coun-
ty, wherein am plaintiff, and you are defend
ant: and if fiom any cause, the said deposition
shall not be taken on that day, shall adjourn
the taking thereof, for three DAYS, unless it is
sooner taken. Your obe'dt ser'vt,
SAMUEL. ]. WINSTON.
Richmond, Cd New 1881 nov 7-2ow Of
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ILAyng. Oct. 18Th. 1sll

HAvRE, Oct. 18th, 1871.
The advices from England state that all was qui-
ct in London OH Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 10th
and llth. Lord Ellenborough's motion in the
House OF Commons approving the conduct of
Ministers, and piodging the House TO support them,
was carried by majority OF 1910 more than
the majority for the third reading of the BILL 1t
is therefore supposed that Ministers will remain,
ana the bill be again brought forward with some
little modification, and ultimately pass Consols
ut 79l.
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Classical ScEsOOgo

FHFi1E School at Long Creek Louisa, will be
continued, next year, under the immediate
suFcrintencence OF the subscribers; who will TAX G
care, that all his pupils shall be throughly in
stTucted In whatever they may undertake to
learn. As the method Of instruction pursued Of
this School, is very different from the stperfi-
clal course Of education, which has become
foshionabe-ihe subscriber deems it necessary
to lnf'rm the public, that every member of his
School is actually required to understand and
parse every sentence he may read This me-
tbod rarely tails to make good scholars; but it
requires more labor and study, than the fashion
able plan of modern Sciolists, and i therefore
very Uksomc TO the ignorant and ndocnt. III
this School, wall be taught the Greek and Latin
Languages, English Grammar, English Compo-
sliIoG, Geography with the use Of Maps and
Globes, Mathematics. and Arithmetic. The
Sc.ool viii commence on the 25th Of january.
1892, and terminate or the 1G.h Of December
following. There VIII he a vacation of 4 weeks,
commencing on the 10th cay Of June. The
charge for board, tuition, washing lodging and
tuGl will be $40. payable enc half or the
L., day Of December following. Long Creek
is siiupied IN pant Of Louisa County. prUverb-
al y health and sicrj,,;y. It is 50 miles from
Richmond, 81 from fredericksburg, and %
from Caitersvle. The stag, from Frcdc5jcks-
burg q Gainesville, passes Immediately by the
f5cnoOiHyUsC, and that lrcm Richmond 10 Orange
Court House, within short distance Of it.
LcUes to The subscriber should be directed
to Long Creek i. o. Loniso."
nov 2l--iaf fc WILLIAM NELSON.
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Richmond, Cd New. 1881. nov 7-2aw 9
97O Bg.4E g'E5a .5O.J.ES-

A . you are not an inbabItant Of this State
IN you are hereby notified that we shall pro-
coed 10 take The dispositions Of q. O. Henry ,Tibbs,
and robert Gordon, at the Office of John Shore,
Notary Public, on the twenty seventh day of
December next ensuing between sunrise and
sunset, to be read in suit now depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law & Chancery
of the Court Of Henrico, in which we are Plan
tlifs, and you are defendant along with james
Robertson and William Swami
JAMES DREW McCAW
WILLIAM REED McCAW.
QI-Oo ,I,,-c
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NOTICE.

~ 9 KS. NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be.
!f4 ing completed, by tho addition of a largo and
AIRY building, she is prepared to accommodate gem
t'cincn ana their families, gentlemen or aides.
with board, by the week, month or apv innCcr
period. Visitors to tho City will find the situation
pleasant und healthy; within hundred Yards of
he Capitol Square and commanding Il most beau
iiu prospects excellent beds and the best fare the
market viii afford. \ number of the members of
the ensuing Legislature Gun be accommodated
oct G-cSt lawJv
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LYnchburg " New River
RAIL ROAD COMPANY

HDuBi4lC notice is hereby given, that books
ID for receiving subscriptions to the stock OF
the Lynohburg and NV R,vcr Rail Road
Compcny will be opened at the Merchants
CoIsre-ilouse, in the city of Richmond, on
!ueadey, the 18th inst ut e O'Clock OF that
day, and that the same Will be kept open for
thirty days thereafter, from - O'Clock TO Q
O'Clock of each day.
no 4--36t THE COMMISsT0NERs.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

WILLIAMSBURG, the Doth October, 1881.
The parties t0ncened the foregoing orders, desi-
red take notice. th have appointed the 18th day OF
December next, the same: on which day, by
nine O'Clock, a. NJ, they required to attend at my
Office, with their books, papers, and testimony.
25-8'c JAMES CABANl3S. Comr
EN Hanover County Court October 9Th 1875 Edward
4 sydnor, pltf, again, Thomas Williams and George
L. Ellis, dfis.-IN CHANcERY
The defendant eorge 7. EIiisSnot having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the Of
Assembly aud the rules of this court aud appearing,
the satisfaction Of the court, that he is nhlb;an
Of this commoaweain it is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here the 1st day Of December court
next and answer the l OF the plaintiff and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted ~ newspaper
published ia the ciry Of Richmond for two months
sutcessvely, and that another copy he posted the
front door of the court house Of this county.
cory. Tcs;e, WIN. T. II. POLLARD, D. c. II. G.
SO 27w18t
ri OTICE-I shall present a petition to the
l. g General Assembly Of The State of Virginia,
ut It's approaching session, in December next, TO
pass law divorcing me from my husband, bcnia-
min Acilam, who sometimes calls himself Bcnja-
min King. ANN KEbBAM.
nov 3-2aw 81
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DISSOLUTION

ySIHE Co-Partnership in tho Coach Making Bu
Il ness, heretofore existing between the subscri-
bers, under the Firm of Garter, Mitchell 81 Co,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 18th day
of July last and all accounts in relation to the
firm, are to DC settled by Amos Is. Carter.
AMOS Il. CARTER.
JAMES MITCHELL
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u a General Meeting of Stockholders in the
Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike Company,
will be held at the Farmers Hotel IN the Town of
Manchester, on Monday the 5th day of December
next, at 10 o'clock.
1t is particularly desirable that the meeting
should be numerous, as business of Importance will
be brought before it.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
nov 2l-c tdm HANCOCK LEE, Clerk.
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W7EEEagMAEe EsscsE2 foa. 800.

q ME Subscriber ctIers for sale the Farm
Il whereon he resides, called Western View,
on Mountain Run, Cupeper County, within
three miles Of the Court house, beautiful and
furnishing lutte village, and thirty three o.
Notwithstanding six hundred and
three acres The buildings of every description
are good and amply sufficient for the acconlmo-
dation ofa large fami'y.-The house is situated
on an eminence, and commands beautiful Eastern
and Western prospecfs.-Thc soil is good and
IN a ripjd stalc OF improvemeBt.-Th ncighbor
hood IS equal o any in Virginia. For sale also
two miles Of the above, and on the red land in
CuIPcper. SAML SLAUGHTER.
p. S Fur further particulars Inquire of Doct.
VI. G. Book, at BeIlona Arsenel. nov 24-tf
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& CARE Ed.

$4,000 Dollars roorth Of Dry Goods, at anr unaer
prime cost !
VIZ & ID. KYLE q co. having determined
y y to change their present business, will
this day selling their entire stock of dry
-0ods at and under prime cost. Within the last
five weeks they have received fresh imported fri
coods TO an amount exceeding 100000, which,
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sortmcut very desirable. In order to make a spec
dy close, they will offer such inducements 10 coua-
try merchants, as cannot fail 30 meet entire ap.
probation.
Sc 2G-t
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q UCRHeN
AND GENERAL COMMISSION House.
III The City Of Washington, ID. c.
SAM u Ell STETTINiUS

u Herchdndise that may be offered on consign
meh, ut his old established stand, near the Ccntr,
MARKET ut the corner of Pennsvlvania Ayeuu,
ana seventh Street, few doors West OF Mr.. Jcs
SC Browns Hotel.
REFERENCES:
Mcssrs. Jabcz Parker, Richmond
thas. L. Cazenovc 81 Co. Boston.
w. >. Lawrence " Stone,
A. " n. Lawrence Il Co.
Dana, Evans " Dana,
II. Williams Il Co.
Joseph NJ. Brown,
Daniel Smith, Ncwburyport
Chas. J. Brockway,
george >. Rathbonc, Providence.
Trusdcl * Rhodes
William Colgate 6; Co, New York.
burns, halliburton \, Co.
Tucker, Dorr $50.
a Is. Rumscy,
VIM. G.. Attwater
Lewis Il Whitncys, Philadelphia,
Levi Garrett &, Sons,
Elton * Beck,
Samuel Citing,
Hugh & VIM. Crawford Jr. Baltimore.
George X. Gather 81 Co.
Peter " George Sauerwein
Samuel ID. Walker,
john S. Bridges, "
VIM Fowle * Co. Alexandria.
a. g. Cazanove & Co.
Cohagan 81 Whittlc
Samuel Messer Smith,
Davidson Il Dodge, Georgetown.
Sabret l.. Scott
Il; G. eghtmsn, Washington City.
VIM. Guuton, Esq.
Doct Thomas Sewell
Todd 81 Co.
Clarke & Orme
S-2aw fit
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81 Eaa's' &C.

TE7HE late Residence OF or 1cstotor, will
Ks again be offered ON Inc 18Th Of December
next, if fair If MOI The next fair day thareaif cr
aud positively sold 10 the highest bidder. This rs
tate having been formerly advertised. ary fur
fhcr description is deemed useless, as i, is hoped
hat those who wish to purchase Will first view
the premises.
1t will either be scl1 entire, or divided TO
suit purchasers, which may bo advoaragcously
done Terms, one fourth Of the pu,cbasc mo-
ney to be paid On The Grst day Of Tasuury next,
when possession WI DC given; the balance in
three cqgal annual in~ialmcuts, for Which bonds
with approved security and deed oi trust on
;5e property viii be rcqDi ed; the bonds, 30 car
~ lOtercs; from the day of sale, but if puDclu-
ally paid, the interest wal ne RENTED.
JAMES GOVAN. zr-,
EDWARD GOVAN. IN - VI D. "'-
a. GOVAN, vale
nOv. 2i-2auyfd5
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SOUTH LANDING.

a Petition will be presented to the next Le-
"a gisature, praying the passage of law, to
condemn so much of the land lying between the
Turnpike and the Ohio River, as is included
il tho moIcty of the Town Plat of South Land
ing, furnished by the Principle Engineer, and
owned by me. RICHARD BROWN,
South Landing, Cabeil City. Va. Oct 25lh, 1881
nov i6-At
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ADVERTISEMENT

FHVuE Co-rartncrship heretofore existing be.
~ tween the subscribers under the firm Of
r. 81 J. s. JAMES IL Co in The CITY OF New
York, rs well as another co-paTtnership, dated
May, i&3l, Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent The settlement Of the affairs Of the
concern, neTee0biy 10 tn articles of co-part-
nership, dcvClvcs upon +. x J. IS James.
FLEMiNG JAMES.
J. SHEPPARD JAMES,
WIN. Il. JAMES.
Richmond, 99th Oct. 1881.
The subscribers VIII cuE inJu % transact
business in the city of New York, under the
hr'n of Il. q S JAMES, ard Tor the pre-
Seni, refer those who may have business with
'hem To Mcssrs Steele, Wolcott s, Richards,
Pine street, New York.
FLEMING JAMES,
SHEPPARD JAMES.
Richmond, 29lh Oct, 1851. oc 3l-ts
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1S20oIsa@ie 4acscsa Gurreat
RICHMOND, NOV. "a. 1881

STAPLE ARTICLES.
I'obdccc, Leaf
fine, iOOl5. Ga3
good, ) as
fair, 4 Il .
refused, y a 81
mann |GcturcG-
LIST qualcavcniish, 'b55alO
small twist, no. |, Has
no. ,, 8 a 10
Flour, city mills, S5z a6
country, I87A
Whcat, rel 81 Z, white I l.
Corn, bush 65 "A 81
Coal, hes, iorshippiug, i8a2O
inferior, IL ais
Cotton, 3 asa
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
BeeSlCdr, best, ~ Il 20
Butter, RAN
Beet, mess, bbl. 10 SO
Bacon, ii
Cheese, 7a8
Candles, tallow, mould,1Ia
sperm. 23a5O
CoBee, w. |. green, 12al3A
Rio, l24a13
Java, white, l2A. a 131
ordinary qualities, II a III
Chocolate, no. ], II l3
CopperaS, ID. 2Aa3
Fish, herrinss, no. l, S54
shad, no. /, 54a53
mackcre!, no. l, 3 IS
do. no. ,, D
do. no. 3, 81
Fruit--raisins, bunch, box, %
muscatcl, , 50
Feathers, live geese, good, 80
Glass, window, 3x1O, 30 feet,
2 - l0Xi2, do. 3
Guapo,O!e'', pupont's, 5 50
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer, ton, 100 a 12I
HIDES, Spin, sun-dried, 16a1S
sa!tcd, la 10
Indigo, Sp'hnotant, lb125al75
h-On, Swedcs, ton, 80 a 95
English, 80
American, so Il G5
Lard, IL
Lime, ST 10
Leather, soal, 25a3O
upper ! IS a , 40
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, II Il 10
Mahogany, ST. Dom. #. fOal7
Bay, 8 a 10
MoLasSeS, Gal. n. o. 90 a so
w. India, generally, 27a29
Ment, bushel, 65
Nails, cut, ID. 81
Oil, linsced, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. 13 a 114
sperm.winterprsd. gal.Sl
do. summer do. 75a85
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster Of Paris, ton, 5 75
Pork, prime, Dbl. l24
mess, II 80
Rice, Carolina, 4a4l
Sugar, loall5al7, lump12a15
n. o. brown, lO0lbs. 6 a 6
St. CroiX, do. 8 a 10!
muscovadoes, 6 as
Sell, sack, Liv. filed, =
ground alam, l 20
.Sdltpetre, Id. 1Oa liz
Spirits
brandy,cognac,g al.1iaIS
apple brandy, new, 3Sa4O
peach do. rs Il 80
rum, St.CroiX&A Ant. 60a9O
do. New England, "a a 35
gin, Holland, I05a1l2
do. Amrican, SO a 40
Whisky, 35 a 81
Steel, German. ID f2aI4
English hiisteged, II
Amer. do. 54aG
Shot. lib z
rG-=G-sr=zsErz=zr.z-7E
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Y virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to
~ the subscriber, Oh the 10Th day of June,
la24, by William Prosser, and Mary G.. his
wNc, ana duly recorded in the Clerks Office Il
nehrIeo County, to secure debt due to Sam'l.
NJ. Bockius, OF seven thousand seven hundred
IoA0Ts' &s Evidenced by bond bearing interest
rom The date thereof. shall offer for sale, ut
EunHc auction, on tie premises, for cash, ON .
frit1y, the sixteenth day of December next, if
ia'F' IL MOI, the next fair day, certain tract,
parccI o; Inud, lying in CURES Neck, in the low
or part ct Hennco County, adjoining the lands
al Col WIN. Alien, end Bowler F. Cooke
known by the name Of BEemr; coutsiuiDp bv
survey, TWO hundred and niuty ceres two Fun
dfed and sixteen and bali ocres OF arabic
ianI, and of first quality james River land. and:
the remaining part swamp lanJ, WIN comfor-
table dwelling house, aud all o;ner convenient.
out houses thereon.
sep 13-cts NATH. NELSON, Trustee.
ETSFsagst5Ee E"a'ossea't;y sar S0Ie-
SjN ILL be sold by Auction, on Wednesday,.
~ the 18th of Dcccmhor, il fair, otherwise,
.ne met fair day thereafter, on tho premises.
The following valuable property pait of the
personal estate &C lilo late james Govan, of
hanover, VIZ. the crops - corn, fodder hay.s
&c. stool; q! horses, rnuea, cattle and hocs.
plantation IMPLEMENTS, household aud kitchen
lfrniturc, &c. S5c.-A select library of nearly
500 vols, but few Of them at al Injured, and
principally London cd!tjons.-Hoearth's most
admired pTints, scenes from Shakespeare hy
Boyde!s, and several fancy prin;s.-One Of
Dfoodwood's grand Pianos, quantity of old
plate, together with supdty other articles, which
Will be exhibited the day of sale.
Terms-For sums above ten dollara, credit
OF nine months Will be allowed purchasers, o.,
giving bond with approved security; for that
sum and under, cash viii be required, and in
no nstace is the property 20 be removed without
the terms Of sale are complied with.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDWD GOVAN,
oct 12-tdsc ARCHIBALD GOVAN.
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Valuable
BILE Negroes, Stock, &c.
TnD Gal ~

an WEDNESDAY, the 7fl of Deer. GF
~ fair, if the ue%t fair day ihereaiter) we
viii sell, at The late residence ofDr. Gains Dean,
in Gloucester County, tho whole of his personal
Estate, consisting OF about so very valuable
Slaves, stock OF Horses, Cattle Sheep and Hogs.
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
nture. and the crop Of Corn, Oats, and Fodder.
Tie slaves will be sold for cash. and The other
property on a crcGi. Of moths. Bonds with
approved security, will be required Of the pur
chaser. be!C.c the property is removcd.-'rhe
sale will be continued from day to day until the
whole is sold.
CHRIS. TOMPKINS, Executors
JOHN p. JARVIS. of
HENRY w. TABB, Gnius Dean.
nov 7-ctds
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FOR RENT.

.goE3 ER9 81 GDEgE5.
Up I. s. +. KNAPP have received by the
-ap. james Fisher from New York, case
Oun.table Bonnets, which VIII be sold low.
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VALUABLE FAKM FON SALE.

Valuable AKIN FOR SALE.
n AN disposed to sell my Mill and Planta-.
IL ton on Cars creek, in the county Of Rock.
bridge, lying on The highway from Covinrton
and Bath 10 Lexington, distant about six miles
from the latter, and two miles from the North
fork Of James River, which is uavirabla to
Lynchburg. This Farm contains upwards Of
four hundred acrcs-a large portion OF which is
of excellent qunriy, and has sufficient ouanti-
ty of mead0w all of which is walcred. The
improvements are good country farm house,
and Ill necessary ont housCs--a new barn oftLe
first order, and 200 acres Of cleared land.
which may TIC divided into ten fields SO MS 10
have running water in each; q valuable Nor
Chart N Z, lately LuiI;, with two poir IF stones
the honsc IS three stories high, ord lsroe G.
nUugh 10 contain 10000 hos hels Of wheat
The situation of this farm, independent Of its
fertility, adds greatly to its value. II is in tho
nelnhbothood IF three manufactures cf Iron. Of
Lexington, the College Of Washinrton-and af-
ford al excellent stand for a country store. A
- n'cm7n DESTROYS Of residing in Lexington On
account Of his children could with convenience
attend 10, and draw a bis supplies from tlis
farm. The Mil which las good custom, and
which, with gouj management, she may retain
ia situated rear The j3aC7 cad q lhc tract and
may be separated irom II without Inconvenience.
I am wiling % sell them separate. The terms
Of sale viii be made Convenient % purchasers.
4. STUART.
S,aur'r0. Nov tn--CawC'C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

The editors of Che Jcarnal Of Commerce arc f.
vorcd with thc following extract Of letter dated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24
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S.oun'or. Nov. tn--2awG'c