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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30
NEW DIVISION OF THE CITY
INTO WARDS, Q

'vNHE COMMITTEE appointed by the Executive of
u virginia. on the 23d day Of February, 1881,
'ior the purpose of dividing the CITY of Richmond
into Wards, according TO the provisions OF the Act
F"oi Assembly, passed on the 18th day of January,
"leo3, entitled an Act to amend the Charter of The
city OF Richmond" have, on this first day of
MARCH, IN the year 1881 had the subject to them re-
terred under consideration, and beg leave TO reno
TO the Executive as the result of their abours the
following division Of the City into Wards:
Al that part Of the City which lies to the eastward
OF hIteenth street, commencing at Rock andno on
the Dock, and running northwardy by the Bell Tav
ern, along the Alley, called tic Bell Tavern or Brick
Alley, across r street, and thence with street or
alley continued IN nea the line to its ntersec
uon WITH Shockoe creek. Al a point near to- and
east OF The Lancastran School House, and thence
up Shockoe creek TO the northern limits Of the cI,y
snail constitute JEFFERSON WARD. All TINT part of
tie CITY which lies to the westward of the bounda /
RES aforesaIfnRl enst OF seventh street. from the
Gommenceme said seventh street,Son James
RIVER to the Northern limits Of the Civ shall con.t
tute MADISON WARD. And ell that part of the
CITY which hes to the Westward of seventh street.
from James River, and thence norw ar6ly TO the
northern limits OF the city, shall constitute MoNRoE
WARE.
All of which is respectfully submitted
JAMES RAWLINGS,
JOHN G. BLAIR
JOHN FINDERS, ia COMMITTEE
McKILDOE,
w. H. FiTZWHYLSONN,
mar 1R-1awTt
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PETERSBURG MARKET. March %

FETEKSBUKU MAKkET, March %.
ToBAcco.-The quantity received in the last week
has been than usual, and all sold readily asour
Fridays quotation. There avdl,y with the
buyers that promises steadiness in the present pr
ces, if not an advance. We give the prices from
actual saes-good quality Il to 81 ordinary 81 to 4;
common passed, g. refused leaf 8 to 4 luggs n to
90, very little selling under 2 40 Infeiiigsncer
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Journeumen Pointers Wanito.

TWO or three steady good worki2en'
- will meet with constant employment, on appi;'
cation the subscriber.
~ None except frst ratio woTkmen, need apply;
mar 90 81 HENRY WIN. GEOGHEGAN.
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By Otis, Dunlop & Co.

GROCERIES.
On FRIDAY, the LIST of April at 10 O'Clock, via
be sold our store
20 Hhds st Croix g. Porto Rico sugars
10 boxes handsome loaf sugar
100 boxes soap, 100 do candles
10 casks wine
l2 fine hats
10 bbls whiting, 80 bhls no 9 Mackercl
I6 demohns port wine
Molasses In hhds and barrels
Champaign wine
Gunpowder s. imperial teas
Chocolate, mustard
Window glass
Lsguira coffee, Java ditto, &c &c.
ular " O. ID. s. Co Aunrs
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LEATHER.

TNHE subscriber respectfully to the pub
lie that he has opened Leather store three
doors above tue Bell Tavern, where he intends
keeping general assortment of articles in his line
of business.
lie has hand skirting, harness, soal, black
and bride leahers chase bag and horse hide
calf seal and sheep skiAs sheep and goat moroccos
lie wishes to purchase Leather in tho finished and
unfinished state. JAMES MICHAELS
nnr 30 c 2t-deotf
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Rartttr NF>na.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED
Ship Julian, Smith, 10 days from Boston
SchI Enulous, Blanchard from S, Thomas witt, sundes
TO II King &c.
schr PhGn'x - from Petersburg, with yarns,
pinushs and tobacco
Steamboat, Richmond Chapman from Norfolk with freigh,
and passcnser-Pased at Osborns Reach sohI Jas sher
Somes from York. and ship Julia Ann, Hampton Roads
bound for City Point
SAILED,
Schr Manchester Colesworhy for New York with -four and
tobacco.
Schr Charles Mallard Higgins foi Philadelphia with -four
and tobacco.
Ss,r Ariadna, Jeffres, for New York. with coal
Schr Atlas Foster for New York, with coal.
NEW YORK, March 25-Cld, schrs Isaac W. Norris.
Townsend, and Planter, Spcer, Richmond
Sailed, schrs Jas Fisher, Chas King and Planet all for
Richmond.
BOSTON, March si-Ard, schr Rachael g. lydia, Rich.
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Wines, Raisins, &c.

" IIIEsi IhdISII1b, &C,
BANDrNG ron SALE,
70 Or. casks French NJ. VINO
40 10 cases Muscat do
l2A boxes bunch raisins
- bbs apple brandy
AZ boxes mould candle
mar ao-7t DAVENPORT, ALJBN s. co
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Stock of Grocer;c

SuolA u 1rOCefleS.
On TUESDAY, the 5th Of AprlI. will h.. cola
Gy auction OF the store now in the occupancy of Mr.
Jacob W. sager, near the new market Sbockoe
iil all the Stock IN Trade Of said Store CONSISTING
OF .ne usual variety OF Retail Grocery S-ore-sale
mar us q. ID. g. CO, Aucts
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This IL to certify that Mr.. G. Walter JewsoD.
DENTIST, has made himself perfectly acquainted viii
the theory and practice of Dental Surgery under my
instruction and advce--and it affords me pleasure
to say, that he IL fully qualified TO perform every yn-
riety OF operation upon the teeth and deserves the
confidence and patronage Of the public.
C. MUNROE.
Surgeon Dentist.
Richmond, March 18th. 1881
At the reques. of Mr. q. Walter Jewson he was
examined on those points of Anatomy involved in tho
practice Of Dentistry and satisfied us that he was
acquainted with the subject.
THo'S NELSON, NJ. H.
X. w. CABELL, NJ. d.
March -, 1891.
+ AT MIR q. Walter JewsoEs request, have EVA
mined HIM on the Ana omy of the head and do no,
hesitate 10 express my eatisn otion with the result
and mysbelief in his acquaintance withsh.
JAMES BEALEs ". d.
Having received the services of Mr'C Walter
Jewson, in Dental Sergcry. and been highly pleased
with them. ] would recommend him TO those who
may need desire similar services
w. nj. RIVES, of Campbell.
would recommend Mr.. G. Walter Jewson To nv
friends and the public a skful Dentist, having ne
ceIved his professional services, which wns given
-. G.R ITALIAN
Mr. G. Walter Jewson has rendered me his nro-
iessional services "a my entire satisfaction So far
as can judge, he is a ski!tu Dentist, and merits
pubic patronage GEO. WRIGHT,
of Essex
have received Dental services from Mr. G. Wa.
ter Jewson, and being perfectly satisfied with them
would recommend him 10 the public as a gentle
man worthy of notice.
D.. S MoSBY.
Having experienced the professional skill of M,
G' Walter Jewson, as Dentist, take great plea.
sure IN stating, that he operated to my satisfaction
and have no hesitation in recommending him to pub
lie patronage.
J. GARLAND, of Nelson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-30

Liquor CoIouring.
lust received per schr Oscar, from Boston
sv 80 kegs Colouriug-for sale by
r,ar 90 J. v WILCOX Jr. e. co.
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G. WALTER JEWSON.
DENTIST.
OFFENDERS bis profeasonal serxice. ,o ,ho 4.

VT\ENDEkS his professional services to the lade,
IL nnd gentlemen Of Richmond and its vicinity v.
lie sets from single tooth to whole set on springs
plates or pVois VIZ: human, porcelain or hypopoia.
mus Any operation requisite to preserve and beau
ty the teeth, wfl be done moderate t. rms He
would further suggest, that from n connection with
scientific gentleman at the North, he Is enabled ,o
insert artificial eyes which will often ESCAPE detec
ton upon a minute examination.
Office IN Main street, directly opposite the Mer-
chants Coffee House, where he may be consulted
professionally every day in the week between 10 A.
NJ and L. NJ.
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New NoRK. March ee-oP Al

NEW YORK, March Go p. NJ.
TIE MARkET.-The changes this week have
not been great. Ashes are quite heavy. Coffee
quite brisk. and at worry full prices. Cotton sells
freely, and best qualities look little better Hides
are high. The Fur snle OF tho American COMPANY
went of WE'LL the circumstance which nterftred
with the next days operations are explained in ans
Their part of this paper Molasses has declined |
cents Orleans is ut 27 cts Flour heavy and the mar
ke in the condition which French price currents call
'''eeble" Rye has sold freely and advanced to 81
and "a cts. A good demand has continued for Clio
verseed at full last weeks prices Faxsced little or
nothing doing Jour Com
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Tickets S., halves 3 so, quarters %.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. Class No o. to be
drawn IN this city on Friday list April at the Eagle
Hotel, at o'clock in the afternoon
SCHEME:
Prize of $4,000 Przp of 1900
90 5000 do | 900
do 5000 J 10 do 500
&c. &c. Sc
Tickets SAHalves 2-Quarters l.
Tickets for sale at this Office, either by the nnck-
ayr, or at retail. YATES 81 MCINTYRE.
pnr ~ Managers.
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~ Davenport, .1llen r. Go.


Hg OHrenpOrf, .1ilen a. 60.
rCRNlIURE, PAPER H.4.SGLVCS &c
oh w WEDNESDAY,, March 3Oth. at 10 o'clock
al our auction Store, variety Of neuc furniiur,
sofas, bureaus, sideboards
Guided mnp!e, rose wood and other cb,,rs
Settles. Sc.
Aiso--lO0o pieces paper haDgngs compris;og q
gteat variety OF Patrers to be sold withou, reserve
- The above sale Of Furniture is postponed mil
kRnAY, Let April. 1''
mar % d. & co. Aucts
STOCk SALE.
a. Tho sale oe'Scott g. Brys stock of Goods u,ll
tahe place THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock a.
ther store on II street, if the weather permit.
'"D' ~ ---- ID. A. & co. Aucts.
GROCERIES.
ON THURSDAY. March 2ls, NJ 10 o'c,ock a.
our auction store
rs boxes bunch raising
50 ar casks win.
so bbIs n. E rum
20 hhds whlskey
IL bbls apple brandy
so hhds st Croix sugar
100 boxes brown soap
100 bbIs No mackerel
90 bags Rio coffee
10 hhds molesses
60 casks cheese
10 boxes steam refined surc-
% do lemons
90 boxes mould candies
> pipes gn
3 hhds Antigua rum
80 bbls 30. shad
do beef SC &c.
Ip.r 20 D. A & Co. Aucts.
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MANAGERS OFPIR

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 6.
TO ne o.:|n To-Day, and the drawing received
OH Thursday. x:
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BIGGERS PRIZE OFFICE.
DRAWING OF the UNION CANAL LOTTE.
~ RY, No @:
II g 81 So az SO 81.
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C0NIAERCIAE.

u; >, BANK Srock.-i5a Shares were sold a, the
~ YORK Stock and Exchange Board on the 26tl
Inst At Sl23, aud 400 shares Mt Si28l
Excu,NaE on I.oSpoS, at New Yort Mach GA
c,.7 per cent. prem.
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list of Produce, &c. passed down tn,
Cnnal, through the Lower LnclcS.

MARCH III % hhds tobacco, transfer do Is hid stem.
ha Kegs a. ~ oo'-s manufactured tobacco tons bar iron
3V bills Hour, hush wheat 80 do corn 10 do
hams bacon boxes vcnson hans hrkns butter do lard
hhd yenson hams, Dbl 6eeswax rolls and boxes leather
box goods tons stone tons sand cords wood so boats
Is coal do, 1922 bush coal -
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TOMORROW!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. G,
Drawing to be received TO-MORROW'

Tickets S5--HaIves 50-Quarters IS.
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SIR CHI A RI f. s.

4 This distinguished foal-getter, whose
Colts are .,ftener winners, and more Of
them selling than those OF any other hor.
I got ir, 4
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mar l5-wtf
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SHOCK SALE.

a. The sale otsco,t &. Brv,s stool of Good.
tase place THIS MORNING ut 10 o'clock a.
ther store on II street, if the weather permit.
H'u' ~ ID. a. & CO. kuct,
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MAP OF Virginia

Burboursvillc, Feb. list. 1881.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

virtue of decd of trust executed to the subscriber
n ON the 10Th day of June 1924 by William Prosser,
and Mary IT, his wife, and duly recorded in the Clerks Of
flee OF Henrico county, to debt due TO Samuel
Bockus of seven thousand hundred dollars evil
denced by bond, bearing interest from the date thereof
shall offer for SALE at public auction the premises for
cash. Friday the 10th day of December next if fair If
not the next fair day. certain tract parcel of land lying
in Cures Neck in the lower part of Henico county, adj
joining the lands of Col. VIM Allen and Bowler f. Cooke
known by the Of BREMo containing by survey two
hundred and ninety acretwo hundred and sixteen and
half of arabic Land, and of first quality James River
Land, and the remaining part Swamp Land with comfort
able dwelling house and all other convenient outhouscs
thereon. NATH'L NELSON, Trustee.
Sept. 10. 37--tds
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Aup1ron's OrrIcr. sth Acarc,nhc,. =,

Nv
HDUBLIC NOTICE.-The lists of Land ,cest Of IN.
- .7neghdny Mountains, which have boon returncd
as delinquent for the year 1920 and prior thereto have
bcenPepared published and extensively distributed
suant TO the act of the last General Assembly All the
lands contained in these lists hich shall not be redeemed
or in the mode prescribed BY the act lust refer
Will be absolutely forfeited and be from
ana alter the first day ofJanuary next
me lists OF Lands returned dclnquen for The Same me-
nod situated IN The Paey or 6efceen the Blue idge and
1eShdfy Mountains, and also for few Counties on the
east side OF the Blue Ridge have also been prcpared
printed and circulated. Such of the delnousn lands in
ese latter lists contained and such ONLY az were
ny the Commonwealth since May l779 are liable 10 for
lecture ON The LIST day of January next not redeemed or
exonerated before thame The Auditor has not tho
OF determining what portion Of the lands living eaN of the
Aleghany Mountain was granted subsequently, TO Nav
ifs-he presuines, however, that II IL considerable
very strenuous efforts have been made to complete the
lists Tor more of the counties the east side Of the Blu
kdge but the task executing the law Of the last
has been found of great labor and difficulty Thu
the subject. 1'@' y"
All persons Interested wibe pleased to observe that re-
demPhons must be made oy payment into the Treasuy1
ana mat besides the arrearagcs which charged in the
Pnn'eo hs ten per centum per annuIn will be added TO
each years taxation. "
very favorable opportunities will occur through the
members oil the Legislature about assemble for iSyesi
gazing and discharging the arrearages of taxes
JAMES l.. HEATH
~ Audtor Of Public accounts
WV II. 53-St
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VHNO Messrs. Solomon Fallen, Bridge & Toor, King &
~ Mead, Amos Palmer, Lord & Lees, Kyle & Den
nston, Dore Herell, Orlando Eames, Amos Palmer e.
Co., X J. Smith s. Co., Berri King, Henry De Groot &
Co. and Bouquicrc & Allen
You will please to take notice, that Saturday the 24th
day OF December next at the house Of Lee BouIware
Newtown in the county Of King and Queen in Virginia
between the hours Of O'Clock in tho morning and
OF that day. shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of William
Lyme Joseph Pollard and others TO be read evidence In
sur IN equity nov depending and undetermined, in
henrco, in which am plaintiff and you defendants
and IT, from any cause, the taking Of the said DISPOSITIONS
shall not he completed the day aforesaid, the taking
thereof will be continued the 26h and 27 days Of the
same month, and between the same hours and at the
place am your obdt serv't, NJ. M. FALLEN.
Richmond, Oct 81, 1891. 47--16t
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elCHMoND ACADEMY.-The subscriber of Mas
n y ers' standing in the University of Dublin noy;n
recently returned from Europe) respectfully informs
his friends and the public that he has opened an restitution
Tor the reception OF male pupils in the former
~ occupied by MIR. Shaw. The course of studies will
embrace the English, Hebrew, Greek, Latin French
spanish and Italian Languages and the various branches OF
Mathematical learning He will he assisted in The CIassi'
gc iE 81 aba a NJ by s GgSSB
MIR. DispOS, native of France, who has had much
percnco in teaching will conduct the department of Mo
dern Languages The Principal hopes that the distn-
verscs and Colleges which tey have entered will pro-
cure for him share of public patronage.
Nov. 20. 5S-2t ROWLAND REYNOLDS.
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H1NUh SALE-A tract of Land in the county of Char
iotte at the confluence of Little Roanoke and the
larger Ver oil the same name, sometimes called S,ountor
kiver,) known generally as RANpoIpH's Iowrn Or. ~
TER II thought to be inferior to no plantation on the
ve contains about and not than) two thousand three
acres oil which, than six hundred are rive,
low grounds There is considerable quantity also Of
ground on Little Roanoke and Horsepen Creek plcn,v
Po Pafch ground and much of the high land IS very
inc lhas small convenient grist MILL and the plana-
uon suncommoniy compact and convenient, to cultivate
being nearly as broad Il is long,
iso' DUSTY FOREST, containing nearly two thousand
seven hundred acres on both sides of Little Roanoke This
act approaches near TO Charlotte house. and would
proe sslonai man. If sold private sale it will
oe o"ereu pubic sale on the first Monday in December
tract can be, and will Gf requred be divided to suit pnr
chascrs, into two, three parts Pa
III, OR William Leigh, Esq. near Halifax c. II, -
Nov. 4, 1881
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND NE.
GROES EOR SAIE.-Mil be GOLD ThlIrsday


y GROES FOR SALE--Will be sold Thursday,
the 18th December next the Public Square in the city OF
Tallahassee, Florida, of the most valuable Plantations in
that Territory, laying in Madison County Township 10,
Range 49, south and east and Immediately the side
OF the Inc river Suwanncc about 10 miles north OF the
Gulf of Mexico consisting of 1865 IL acres more less
of rich Land be found in that Territory the grow
of which consists of Live Oak Of the largest size Mulberry
Wild Cherry Magnolia, Hickory and under growth Cane
One two spots formerly cleared by the Indians, have
Dwelling house. Store houses Crib Stables, 10 Ne.
grohouscs and blacksmitls shop About 200 arc
cleared and sufficient Sugar Cane the Plantation
ducc 100 hhds of Sugar next FalThcrc is the
Plantation sufficient for so hands for one wear.
The preparations for making Sugar are of the most
tcnsiyc and valuable kind consisting Of cast iron Sugar
Mill the rollers of which twenty by hirty-sx inches
four copper kettles Of the following Sizes to w $50, 375
500 and 675 gallons each. with $50 gallon Copper Still,
and Worm; large Copper Pump, and other necessary APP
paraus for making Sugar and Rum, in the first ordera
Of which entirely new, and although UP, the
necessary materials, such furnace brick brick
lime, SC the spot ready for putting all up in shor
time. All the farming materials together with first
wagon and six horse team, cattle, hogs, backsms tools
&c. &c.
Also from 20 TO 80 very likely Negroes, amongst which
two blacksmths cooper, and valuable hous,
servant and ostlcr There but two in the LOT
and the principally Of the ages of II TO 25
This property purchased after careful examination
OF tc greater part Of the lands in Florida. Having
ny good qualities combnedsuch rich land good water
healthy situation, Immediately on fine naveabc river
which oyerflows the lands, and advantage Of
breeze, inducements which seldom are TO be found
any country The great quantity Of Live Oak the Land
makes Il immensely valuable.
Il Terms Of SdIe;Thc Land and Negroes mill, kettles
still and worm, and pumps, cash; the bricks lime black
smiths tools horses corn fodder and sugar cane
serve A. WATSON Jr
New York 10Th Oct 1881. 1S-I2t
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GDURSUANT TO deed of trust executed bv RicbJ
M n Jones and wife, and of record in the Clerks Of
nee oil Amelia to secure the payment of certain sums of
money, due TO William II. johnson, John r. Walk and
Others shall proceed to sell, for cash. at Amelia Court
mousse on the 22d day of December next it being Amelia
one certain tract OF Land, containing 305 acres
more or less, and adjoining the lands of John Bland David
aoin ana others; also, ono negro woman named Caro-
title to the above property is considered good
Dut aching as Trustee, shall only convey such title as is
vested in me- VIM. T. EGl;I ESTTN T,rna,no :"
Nov 20. re 81
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3 edmond MILLS-FoT Sale OF Lease-The
q subscriber wishes sell his mills in the city of Rich
mond The Mill House is so feet long and 80 feet wide
four stories high with six pair Of Burr mill stones and all
the machinery necessary for manufacturing -four. The
LOT which the mills are situated contains about q
acres of ground which there also large lumber
house, coopers shop and mer's house. The constant
and ample supply of water from the James River Ca
nal on which the property is situated the convenience
Of receiving wheat from both boats and wagons and the
peculiar advantages attending this kind Of property in
the city OF Richmond in consequence of the extraordinary
demand for Richmond City Mill Flour in the South neri-
markets, render this of the eligible situations
for manufacturing flour TO be found in Virginia Posses
sion given on the first Of June next.
If not sold shortly the property will be rented 10 good
tenant for term Of years. In his Absence the property
will be shown and terms made known TO any person
wishing TO purchase, by his Richard H. Cunningham
"A liberal credit will be given.
Nov Is. T5f--St1 EDW'D CUNNINGHAM
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE ann d is 10

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALT am disposed TO
sell my Mill and Plantation Cars creek in the
county OF kock6r1dge lying on the highway from Coving
ION anu Dan 70 exington distant about six mes from
iaer and two miles from the north fork of James River
lent qualify and has sS9ienng q I&S farm contains
of which is watered. The Improvements good coun-
try farmhouse and all necessary ouhouses; barn
of the first ORDER and 200 OF cleared land which may
be divided into ten fields have running water
in each; valuable Merchant Mill, lately built with
two pair of stonesthc house is three stories high and
large enough TO contain ten thousand bushels Of wheat
The situation of this farm independent of its fertility adds
greatly 10 its value 1t is i'll the neighbourhood Of three
manufactures OF lron OF Lexington, the College of ash
ingon-and affords excellent stand for country store
gentleman DESTROYS OF residing in Lexington
of his children could with convenience attend to, and
draw all his supplies from this farm. The Mill which
good custom, and which, with good management it may
retan is situated the lower end of the may
be separated from it without inconvenience l willing
TO sell them sepaatc The of sale will be made con-
venient to purchasers. a. STUART.
Staunton, Novr. 10th, 1881. 5i-6t