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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
RICuuoND MAnKrrsa,n,,

RICHMOND Misunderstanding "a.
Du'iDs the week there has been little or 10
Wheat arriving, aud the transactions being r..
ling. "A correct quotation cannot he given.
There has been fair inquiry for Fluur at 81.
but as holders demanded higher rates. m,
sales have moi been extensive. The Bnplsp
advices 10 ii instani, are considered more an.
favorable Tor bread stuff.
The inspection of Tobacco during the week
has been small--demand good, aud sales ain
bout former rates Wbig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
w ood- Land for sale.
May

Mff Tract OF Land. lying OH the Turnpike
81 Hnad, adjoining Me.srs. Cuilton, Lett
aIch and Otey, about 3 mills from town, is for
sale II contains. by n receui survey, one hun
dred and thirty ohdhcrrs-eighty odd OF which
are in woods. aud heavily 'imoersd. A liberal
credit will he allowed The Land IS .ncum-
bered bs deed Of trust but the gentleman
who holds it. will relnqush the trust deed for
tina bonds OF The purchaser. Unless dispose /
OF privately, ii will be sold at public auction,
in lots TO sui purchasers.
WM. NJ. RIVES.
Nav > =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
MARRIAGES

MARRIED ON Thursday evening" the 2lst
ALT. bv the Rev Edward Cannon, Mr.. So
CRATES MITCHELL to Miss MARTHA
BYARS-all of this place.
-. On Thursday evening, the 29lh ult
by the Rev. +. G. smith LlNN.EUS DUPuY,
Esq. 10 Mas SELiNE TArE-all of this place
-. on Thursday The 2lH Ap il, hy the
Rev. Nj. Lowe Mr.. MILTON Il. DODS0N
10 Miss JANE. PliILPOTI-a Of Patrick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

SSWiLL Bt. SOLD, TO the highest bidder,
w on the 18th May uexi. at the late resi-.
d.nce of Till Carter, dec. all the Household IL
Kitchen Furniture belonging TO said estate
Aud al the courthouse, on the first day of June
Court melt, likely Negro G,rl. Twelve
mo"'hs credit viii be given. OH the purchaser s
giving bonds with approved security.
IHoS. N. EUBANk, Admir-
Oi Hill Cart,r dec.
Mny2 Wv
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DlGGES, OEEICE.l

DlCGES' OFFICE. ]
Lynchburg, May ID, 1881.
Draining ofMe Onion Canal LoHtrfy, Glass
No 8. for 1881.
q SO 10 ~ 80 II.
The drawing of the Virginia Well,Lurg Lottery
No. 6 viii be r,ceived on Tuesday neat-Cap-
itals So, 0oo-6OOC -&c. &c.-Iicket, for sale
At DIGGES' OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

Cabinet H. grafton. We ,nserI hi, morn.
ing, the corresponding between III. prr,plep,
aud the Secretary Of the Nayy-which con.
cI"des the series The reaier will be struck
with the fact that the Presidents teply to MIR.
Branch is a precise transcript Of his teply TO
VIZ. '"gha'", except The necessary alteration
OF names, &r.-Ihe difference in the tone Of
Gen. J"ckson's letters TO the two grand divi.
Sims OF his defunct Cahin.t. is remarkable
To MIR. Van Buren, and Mai. Eaton he i. ali af.
lfecilon-while, to Mr.. Branch and Mr.. Inrham
he is as irisd as ice. What can better show
the Character OF the Presdrnt-,ae ~eskness
oil his mind and the uniettrred strength OF hi,
passions and pTejndees-than thu fact that he
has permitted the friendship between him Il
anu the Secretaries Of the Treasury aud Navy,
which, considering their personal aud official
relations. must have been more than usually
ardent, TO be snapped asunder, wnhou, any
earthly causr, except thar Mesrs. Branch aud
lngham preferred Mr. Calhoun over Mr.. Van
Buren,, as his sucee ssor Ia the Presidency
u " The course OF Messrs. Branch aud
lngham does great credit 10 their patriotism"
says the Winchester ylrsiniap--ani We believe
the Richmond Enquirer has also expressed the
same sentiment. Very patriotic. indeed, 10
resign their commissions, after they hid been
requested so to do by him 10 whom they were
indebted for them Tobin. in the Honey
Moon, has drawn quite humorous character,
IN the servant of Duke Aranza, who, TO further
his masters schemes, &C asionally seated him
self in the ducnl chair. - AZ these schemes were
matured, however, the mock duke prepared
himself to abiica,e with becoming ds nifty his
temporary honors, and as he retired from the
splendid hall remarked. that, like a well-bred
dog. he would march ou', 10 keep from being
kicked out'-Sa. with thu pniri0ic'' Sccre.
tares Of the Navy and Treasury. The pre'i-
dent had intmAt.d to them that he mast re.
organize his Cabinet-and ii they had DOT been
sagacious enough to perceive the drift Of this
delicate HUT. they would have received much
less equiyoca intimatlon OF the wish of ,hr
President. In Sd ,rt, like the Mack Duke, they
walked out OF Office, TO prevent being kicked
I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

81 communication relative TO the tenth
judicial circuit. highly complimentary to The
Judge appointed 10 preside over il, would have
been inserted, had no, the writer expressed
himself with something like harshnes. ot the
Judge OF neis hbor,ng circuit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
CAssrMEREs.

pieces er'ra single mill ,eryfno
do do new Spring Merinors, new style,
altogether
do Lghl brown
do Dark do
do Lavender, with black aud blue Of SPLEEN
did quality
Aud almost every thing sniishle for Grn,le-
ntn summer wear, Of the first order such
Is black, olive and brown Bembaz ne., sum
mel Cloth, Imperial Cord French Drilling,
Regent do, drhb and m,I'd Ca.hnoletts white
aud buff 5atteens.
NestinSs, of splendid Patterns.
PAU. black aud figured Silk
Best Eneiph white, hufT aud figured Marseillcs
White aud bun Weltng do
pieces splendid Vrirncia.
W The subscriber having been solicited by
many oil ms friends and customers 10 procure
| Tor III lr accommodation n Stock of foods IN
his line, aud having done sp---,nslt-s them to
call aud examine the ylc oi Goods aud prices.
And feels led they will mol tai 10 reward
nun win their patronage. he has, ais :, thr
Latest aud most approved Lpndhn, Nv York
N Philadelphia fashions K will receive them re-
guy with any aud every article IN HIS line hnv
ing made arrangements with some oil the Grsi
aud most fash ionahle Tailors. aud alse. eone
oil 'ha largest importers IN ,bIs country, To
TIA, .lIec,
n. u, All orders in hi, line will meet With
prompt attention.
May ,. 1,
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minds Of the people against hinl. Their ear
nest ef'ris sesin. him show that they fear
the influence which his deseIuon Of the Jack
son party Or, rather, their desertioa oil him
may exercise ovrr the minds of his late COM
s'ituents. We have always regarded Gil
Crockett Is being unfit Tor the safioa he oe-
cupisd, and we still do yet, under present cir
cumstances. we h pc he may be reelected
particularly as We are not appraised that Mr..
Fitzgerald, hi. competitor. 10 better qualified
for the station than himself.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

" The hu.stlvile (Ky) Messenger in
forms Us th-, Mr.. Martin Hardin, the candid
ate brought out by the Jackson party to oppose
Mr. Gibbons reelection to Congress. has
Withdrawn from ths canvass, having discover
ed that he vas beating against wind aud tide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
BOND FOUND.

n BOND was tonndn the streets Of Lynch
~ burg, gwen by Chs. NJ. Lre, ta jacob
Long, for $l5, dated 25th March 1881. paya-
BILE lst Oct. neat. The owner can get il by APP
plying at tAis office aud paying for this adver.
tscmeDi.
MAY 2 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

II Several communications on hand. which
will lose nothing by delay, will appear ss soon
as We can make room for them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
JOHN C.. SHELTON,
YATLpMo

0ae door ADORE M. q. II. Tales and opposiis
Or. Hoteei Dasits's.
ID RESPECTFULLY inforHs h's hiends,
! =, eustsmers aud 'Ae ;s,slc generally. lhni
he has ina returned frum The cities ef \. fn.h
and fh,lsdsiphia, where he spent sone Time
In purchasing a stock of Splendid Goods IN his
iiat. such ss hne aud supei hne Cloths. CAST
meres, Vestings, TRIMMINGS, Stocks, Gloves,
handkerchief. sc. &c. All ofwhieh will be
sold very low for cash
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
May
~ ARD.

1--WE Subscriber informs the Ladies of
l. Lynchburs aud the Country, tina, she is
still carrying on The Millinery and AAi,.
TUA-MAklNG bushiess. ALI orders in either
line will be thankfully received. Her work
shall be faithfully executed aud done with
taste aud despatch. Her residence ia i'm.
media,ely over ths Auction Room Off. q
rompkins BOD PAMELA L. JONES.
May 2t
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Digges' UMce.

DfSSOo ohaoc'
1nOther change IN the Old Dom;Rioa
Virginia State Lottery,
Cor the brneft oil Tho town Of WollsDnrg)
Class M. Tor 1881.
10 be drawn al IL, bmond on Friday the ooh
.. Aplil. 1882.
GO numb.,s.-g drawn ballots.
GREAT SCllEAlE.
p,izc OF $40, ooD 10 1000
5000 10 600
5000 20 $50
2270 10 100
With many prizes of 6as, 40,. 30s. o5s 90 +,
81 at.
Tickets g5---IiaIve, 6o--Qrs. I %,
Foi sale IN great variety OF iancy numhars nj
DlGGES' LOTTERY
and Exchange Office, Lyocb Va
Where nil orders from the country (pos,
pa,i) enclosing ths cash or pr,zs ,ickes IN ir-
spolsble Lotteries, will he da y aliendcd to.
April %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02
CLOTHS.

iplecrs extra sup. London black Cloth. truly
splendid
do do DO do blue do do
do do do do green do, the most
fashionable shade.
) do do DO do brown do do
: do do do do Give do very fine
do Steel ulit'i do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

IMfcKEE, ROBINSON IL Co. beg leave to
MI inform the PlaHiets aud Country bler-
Chants that they are al all tunes soiiciious to
Barter tor country pfodoce, AMI TO give the
highest cash price lor Wheat as heretofore.
April II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

GiH and IVhte Beads, &c. 60.
HliLl BEADS
NJ Chalk White DO
Shht Buttons, various patterns
Ever poio,Bl Pecih
Iirmmipg Il s N. Needle,
Harmonious, Tooth Brushes
Preston Salts. Mantle Ornann
Magic Matches
Together with many other articles in the fan.
cy line just received aud Tor sale by
4 hYURS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-02

pieces extra single mill ,eryfno
3 do do new Spring Merinors. new style,
altogether
da ,,ht
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
E D,

Yesterday, ut a few minutes before 1 o'clock,
PRIscILLA HEADLEY. Her friends and acqualn-
tances are respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral, from her late dwelling on st. Asaph street,
at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
In Hillsborough (Va3 on the Sd inst. after a
long and painfui illness, which was borne with
the most exemplary patience, CoRSELIA J~ASNEY,
in the 22d year Of her age.
Of the deceased it may be truly said there was
none more aniable. She was not only a favour
ite among the members Of her own family, but had
conciliated. by her sweet and engaging DISPOSE.
| ton, the esteem and friendship of all who knew
her.-Could medical aid. or the fondest affection
Of brothers and sisters, have availed any tning,
CoRNEIrA would not have left US so soon.-But
the ways Of Providence are past finding out; and
thus it is that Death, in the selection of his vic
tins, oftentimes takes from US those whose youth,
virtues. and fair prospects, would seem to eDtitle
them to q longer ~sojourn upon earth.-She is gone.
however, and a numerous circle of friends and
acquaintance will long feel and dcplore her loss,
TO the bereaved family is left the consoIing re.
Election that, although one dearly beloved is re.
moved from them, she is now forever safe, where
g the wicked cease from troubling, and the weary
are at rest"
While contemplating the many exoellencies o
the deceased, and her untimely departure, We
| should all be constantly reminded of the certain
lty ofdeath, that our life at most is but a vapour,
aud that He who gave, can, at any moment, TAXI
it away Communicated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Notice.

NNrUEREAs Johanna Doroihea .anfoinefe H'zinger,
w now at Brunswick, in Germany, wife to GeorS
Gohtfried Heizinger. and daughter to the brewer Frnh'
ling. has presented to the Cour, of Hamburgh, IN Ter
many. through her Attorney, Charles William Asher,
L. /. d an humble petition, showing
Ths, her husband, the said Geurg. Got,fried HiIz'n
ger had, after their marriage, settled with her at Ham
burg in the year 1916, but SO soon as the month OF hu
gust, 1917, had clanhes,ineiy left her and their infant
son, and gone to America; that he had written only
once, on the date Of February 10th, 1918, from Dunn.
fries, in tho State of Virginia. Blu, that since that period
she had not received any further news from him. nor
had any Of her letters and applications been anss cred
that it was now necessary for her to settle her family
affairs. and put Nh end to the .tste Of uncertainty she
had hitherto lived i, and that therefore she humbly
prayed :,
The Honorable Court might please to direct her said
husband TO appear on a fixed term bsfore the ssme' IN
order TO answer for his malicious desertion, and, III case
ofhis not appearing, to declare the matrimonial tie be-
tween their petitioner and her heretofore husband TO be
dissolved, giving leave, at the same time, in that event.
10 their petitioner, TO contract another matrimony, II
agreeaAh:-
The Court Of Hamburg has fully agreed to TINS pen
ton, and prefxed the 50th Of April 1852, rs Prrenip
tory term for the appearance Of the said Georg Gotar1ed
H;izinger, Of WHICH public notice is hereby gwen
through the aforesaid Attorney.
Hamburg, June 18th, 1881.
deC 9-mlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
on u new plan,

TV>HE undersigned informs the ciiiz, ms of alexandra
i that he continues TO give lessons in ar'hmet' on
u concise snd s%imrii6ed p'an-making the scholar that
understands the first four rules OF Arithmetic compre'
bend his sy stem in twelve lessons of an ho1r aud d
half each. II is adapted aa well 10 IN chsnica! calcu-
lstions Of squares and solids as the business IF the
counting house. The op rs,ions are performed with
ease anal certainty, by q continual check upon errors.
rerms.--instructon twill be given privately or IN
classes Of TO r. scholars, at SIS for the course.
He viii take evening classes from half after six to
eight O'Clock, and from eight to half after nine, in his
Room where he boards, at Mrs Mills, on Fairfax st.
south of Prince street.
From II ny recommendation in favor of his work
and system, from some Of The best Naihematicians, he
subjoins only \ few. LEWIS 'GRtES.
Alexandria, dec Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, IN. CO

Capt. ATKINS, Of the brig Pioneer, from Bos-
ton, for this port, who has arrived in town, re-
ports the following vessels as below:
Brig Pioneer, Atkins, from Boston, IL miles
below, at the foot OF the ice. the 9th.
Also, Brig Token, Eldridge. from Boston, at
the foot of the ice, opposite Mount Vernon.
Saw the schooner Angenora, Bedlum, from
New YORK. for this port, ashore on Lower Cedar
Point Bar.
Schr. Velocity, Hammond, hence at Boston
9th inst.
NORFOLK. Dec. 9.-Arrived, Schr. Columbia,
Smith. New York, 48 hours. Put in on account
of head winds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Pocket AlMAnacs,

4 ND Ladies' and Gentlemen's Pocket Remembran.
Ger, for 1882, with aud without clasps; and
American Quarterly Review, No. 20
I.ify and Times Of Sir Walter Raleigh
Autobiography Of Sir Walter Scott
Scenes in Scotland, with 48 engravings
Seasons, by Mary Hewitt
Forget me not, (English) for 1882
Ditto Juvenile do
" inter's Wreath do
Ladies' Book. with upwards Of 100 establishment
Atlantic Souvenir, Token, AMI Pearl for 1892
American Almanac, Porter's Health Almanac
Pema!c Encyclopedia (Euglish)
Game OF Phiisdelphia on Cards, Chit Chat
Disse CT ed Maps and Puzzles, aid
A variety II new Prints and Drawings, &c &c.
Just received By ELIZA
dec 12-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

FINDER the authority Of a deed If trust, executed
u on the 2sth day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and frances +. Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Prince William County Court, ! will
sell. by public auction, at Bren'sville, on the first Non.
day, in January that being Court day. for ready money,
8 moirt, of a
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the same whereoa
John Lewis now resides, which y as conveyed by said
Lewis and life to the sub criber, rs trustee, to secure
certain debts therein mentioned.
Such title 40 is vested in the subscriber by the deed
Of trust will be conveyed to the purchaser; il is beiev-
ed to be uyqne stioEsble.
Oct I8-ts ROBERT BAlLY. Tn,stee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
PART III.

6. Aufder Aim ist Ere, heit-F Freedoms Song.
z. Solo, for Guitar, composed and performed by
Mr. Schmidt.
8. Der Schulme ister- The sc~hOolmaster; q Comic
Qua,teie. BY the Mins.rels.
30 The Retreat; or Zapfenstreich; on the Guitar,
composed and performed ny MIR Schmidt.
10. The steye rmark. " RAM DIES Vaches," by the
Ministries.
ar Tickets rs cents; Children 50 cents. To be
had at the door.
dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
PART ].

1. Der Schweitzerbus, OF, The Swiss Boy-Ns.
tional Air for five voices.
2. Thalgesang in TyrOl; OF, Song Of the Valley
BY the Mins,rels.
5. Fantasia for two Guitars. from the Opera Of "La
Mue,ts de Postici, /" arran"ed by Mr. v. Schmidt per
formed BY himself and Mr.. Schnepf.
4. Cooler, popular song) from tue zillerthal Of
'Tyroi.
S. Hunters Chorus, (Tyrol) with Echo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Fresh FaN Il Winter Clouds
w. II. THOMPSON & Co.

YGSN aAh q w kINCF OONo
w. II. THOMPSON & Co.
HAVE just received a further supply Of SEASON
Al able DRY GO9DS Having been purchased
al auction since the decline in prices. they
can offer many articles much lower than usual; among
them will be found
Extra Saxony cloths and cassimeres, Ia large as.
sortment)
Sa,inetis of Nil colors and qualities
Red, white, yellow and gree en- fannels
80 ,nth superior white WEIGH do
54 aud s 4 green bsise
"a, 81 1914, II 4. ~ 4 and 13 4 rose blankets
6 4 and 8 4 stripe, Duff and Mackinaw do
4 aud S paint blankets (isrse size)
So and "a merino circassians
White and coiured Canton fsnnels
Lmse,s, kerseys, a I.h'rgs; together with
variety Of Negro Clothing
.Hyo,
New style Of d ,rk c'nbric prints
Matt. mrs superio, black italian las,rjng
black and color d G'o de Naples
scrc'," ws, sarcene,s and aurences
NJ. u 10 % Mantua ribbons
Belt fibbuns
Black bDmbazeens, some very fine
Sc,rlet, white and black merino >hawls and
scarfs, with n large assortment OF
domestic cotton ssirtings and sheetings
Checks, tickings, PLAID, &C &c.
For sale, on favorable terms, by tile piece or yard.
nov 90 -ec2Y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

fort, until some time last summer. when 4 sud-
den fash Of Lightning so paralyzed the retina Of
the eye as TO leave her again in darkness SO to-
tai that she often lost herself in her own room.
About SIX weeks since, the same Physician ope-
rated upon her right eye, and she now sees we'll
enough TO recognize her acquaintances readily,
and to attend to the duties Of her family. She is
eighty years Of age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
sealed pv0posals

HXJILL. he received by the subscriber. until the goth
w of this month, for furnishing FRESH BEEF for
the Troops at this Pos, for The year 1882; he pro
prsals to be endorsed " Propose s for supplying Fresh
Beef" Two good and sufficient securities will be re-.
CURED for the faithful performance of the contract, and
the s~ureties will be named in the proposals,
G WEBB,
1T. and A. G. S.
Fort Washington, December 1, 1881.
dec 9 dt2O;h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Ait,le River Turnpike Road
COMPANY.

yTliiE Stock holders are hereby uotified thai an elec-
ton will be held. at Hora,io Ciagge it's Hotel, in
the town at AIexandris, on Friday. the 9Th day of la
nuary 1882, between the hours of ID at noon, and three
in the afternoon, for a president. four directors and
\ treasurer; also for the settlement Of the accounts Of
the present year. JONAH IHOAtooN,
nov 28-eote Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
.Sutice.
Notice.

office ofthe .aierandria Canal Company.
N1OGUE is hereby given to such stockholders ~
have not yet paid the Instruments called tor by
this Company. that JOHN h CREASE Is guy Aa'
tbor:s,d 10 collect and receipt for the same.
=. S-d9vk eotf President,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
"A Valuable Estate FOR sale.
.Egrs WEST GROVE. the rss;dsr..

SES WES i UnOVE, the fesluence OF
yFSSdss the late Col Augustine J. Smith, 10 now Of
We fered for sale by the heirs, free from al in.
<SSaGa. cumhrances. either entire or divided into
two Farms, as may suit purchasers.
This valuable Estate is situated Immediately oppo,
site tue Town Of Ale xanHris, about one mile distant.
and within the State of Virginia, on the south side Of
the Great Hunting Creek, at its confluence with the RI.
yer Potomac, extending and binding on both streams
upwards of three miles. and embracing one Of the most
extensive and valuable River Bottoms aud Pocosins in
this country The Pocosin has recently been reclaim.
ed BY the construction Of a d. Ike with gravel brought
from the hills, at great expense, by which il 10 p~erfects
ly secured from overflow ing This psit Of the Bottom
alone contains upwards Of 300 acres, Of alluvial coil,
unsurpassed in fertility and in its nature inexlsustibles
From experiments made, it is sscertained that tho
whole Bottom will produce Tobacco aud Hemp of the
fines, quslit. and in great quantity.
The Estate contains upwards Of 1900 acres, the
greater portion Of which is Bottom Land, having Ell.
teesive and valuable Meadows. we'll set in timothy
The Unlsnd is very productive, and in . good state d
cultivation, but the major part oft is heavily clothed
with valuable Timber.
On the Estate there are two valuable Fisheries, nc
which large quantities OF Fish are taken annually, and
both contain all necessary buildings snd fixtures for the
accomm ,dsaion Of fishermen and curing fish
S.syM The MANSION HOUSE is large
f%at ia and convenient, and situa,. d within q few
lM wards Of a never.faiIing spring Of the fin
est water, near which is erected q large
two story stone and brick Dairy. the stream passing
throug it. A large Kitchen, Smoke House, extensive
Negro Quarters, blacksmith Shop, all Of brick and all
in good order. q very large Barn, recently built upon
the most approved plan, detached from which are ex.
lensiye Stables, Sheds, Corn House, Carriage House,
and in fact eveiy necessary building and improvement,
all in good repair. On The lower part Of the Farm,
called WlGI ON, there arc also improvements, such %
Oyerseer's House, Negro Quarters, &c all of brick,
large and. convenient There are several Orchards.
extensive. and Of the finest Fruit. In truth, the nu.
merous advantages possessed by this Estate cannot be
enumerated within the limits Of an advertis ment. IL
is presumed persons disposed to purchase will view the
premises. d.
The terms will be liberal; q small proportion Of De
purchase none, only will be required in hsnG, %
The bslsnce a long credit, if desired, viii! De given
Application may be made TO the subscribers, resid.
ing in Alexandra. JACOB MORGAN,
nov @ eO2m I w. HEWITT.