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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27
NEvV ADVERTISEMENTS.

Y resident of Richmond. and will practice Law in
the Superior and Inferior Courts held in the City Pro-
fessional business condcd to him will receive prompt at
tention.
Office in the basement story of Mrs Duvals Boarding
House.
March 81. 107-3t
A ACT to prceenf fraud an the branding of 7oJacco
IA passed March 1Ih, iSa5:-- BE Il enacted Tha, no
manufacturer of tobacco within this Commonwealth,
shall permit to be used, any cask key box
oftobacco manufactured by him. any brand mark in
dicatng the city, town. place, at which such tobacco
manufactured, other than the of the city, town.
or place, at, in the vicinity of which, such tobacco
actually nanufacturcdEvery person violating the
provisions this Act SHALL for each several offence for
felt not less than five than ten dollars to be re-
covered by before any Justice fthc Peace
ing jurisdiction, by indictment information
half Tor the benefit of the iorner and the other for the
Commonwealth, for the use of the Literary Fund Pro-
vided that nothing in this act contained shall be
srued prohibit the of tobacco the
town of Manchester from using the Richmond brand
mnrklhis act shall be in force from and alter its pas
sage. March %. 1879
n OUlSA ELK CREEK LAND FOR SALE
h DESTROYS of removing to the West, offer for sale
the tract of Land which | reside, formerly the resi-
dcnce of Joseph Sandidge decd,) lying the waters
OF Elk Creek and Long Branch, which affords good
portion of very valuable Low Grounds. The tract con
tans 1872 81 by late survey of which there large
portion OF first rate Tobacco Land unceared besides
very valuable Lots, well set in clover. The improve
ments are dwelling house, with six rooms and rood
cellar large framed Barn. 90 feet wide and 30 feet long,
framed Stable 20 feet square with all necessary
houses, and spring of excellent water with several
other springs In different parts of the Land.
The terms will be accommodating, and do not hcs-
tate to say with good force that the money could be
made oil the land by the time the last payment would be
required OF the purchaser. deem it unnecessary TO
give minute description of the Land asI presume those
who wish to purchase will first view it. will only SLY
as to health IT Is not surpassed by any the neighbour
hood. Any person wishing purchase would do we'll
in viewing this before purchasing elsewhere [ am
confident the quality of the land, and the payments
would be great inducement to any who is dcsirous
Of purchasing.
Any one wishing TO view the land and know the
terms, will apply to the subscriber the premises
JOSEPH $. DICKINSON.
Louisa March "a. IO7-w5ws
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W ALUAbIE IItUFEHT1 FOK SALE.-The sub
v scriber, intending to remove to the South offers
his valuable LOT at Madison Court House. for sale
The buildings consist of a Dwelling house, Kitchen
meat-house stable and all other necessary houses
two store houses, (Which, alone, for the interest Of
The amount asked for the whole cstnbllshment) and
Noiices The stor and offices best situations
in Tie town for business and always demand The
Lot contains one acre-half of which is in garden
winch is very productive. The yard is large and well
shaded with handsome trees and ornamcnted with shrub
berry. There fine fruit trees on the Lot
will also sell Of the purchaser should desire W my stock
OF medicines shop furniture, &c. at very reduced
price Negroes viii be taken in payment if it would
better suit the convenience of the purchaser For terms
apply TO the subscriber on the premises
WIN. G.. THORNTON
February 81 94-2aw2w-w5w
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"a AWRENCEvILLE RACES.-The races over the
ID Lawrenceville Course, for the Spring, 1885 will
commence the 18th day Of April next aud continue
four days.
First Doy-Two sweepstakes, colt races the first
500 entrance, half forfeit mile heats six subscribers
and closed The following the entries, to wit
O. p. Hare, Tonson FLY, out of Maj. Thomas Rilcy's
r. y. starke Daniel Duggcrs G. c. by Medley, dam
by Vrgnian.
VIM. NJ. West, full sister TO Sir Walter Scott
John &. GOode
Star
John ID Maclin, c. by Timolcon dam by Hal
Second Swccpsiake, 800 entrance, half forfeit TO
close the FIRST day Of March next now several sub
scrbers.
entrance $l5.
Tziyd Day.-Jockcy Club Purse, 500, without dis
count mile heats, entrance $50
FOvrtb D0y--A Handicap Purse 800 mile bsoiq
the best three in five entrance S25
II is necessary 70 state that tie race track has been re-
Gently very much improved, Having been tan-barkcd
around Litter and stables furnished race horses GRATIS
The Proprietor having also had the stables for Che horses
thoroughly repaired will cndeavor to give general salts
faction. THE PROPRIETOP
February H. OF
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EDIECE GOODS, cheap far eosh--or short, approred
ID eredtt-HENRY PAYsos No z, Hanover ST,
the ost-Ohce, NEW YORK, respectfully solicts the
patronage of those Country Merchants who are making
their purchases of staple Dry Goods with cash or short
credit He has made his arrangements for dealing with
SUCH and is determined to offer them goods at such prices
as will make il an object for them to patronisc him
lis stock comprises general assortment of foreign
and domestic staple Dry Goods.
Feb. u. 05-2m
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RuERRIT NJ. ROBINSON, Anorney at Inn bov.
I'VE ing resumed The practice Of the Law in the Su.
pcror and Inferior Courts held in this CITY will be o,d
to attend to any suits, conveyancino or other profcs
sona business that may be entrusted 10 his care
~ Office on Governor Street, adjoining the Office Of
the Richmond Wing.
March - f0c q,
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~ Co., T., or Main Street. Richmond Virginia take
pleasure in announcing TO their friends and the public
that they are now receiving their Spring supply of
plee by the first of April and exceeding in variety and
amount any stock have offered; all of which has
been purchased upon the advantageous terms at
package sales and pledge ourselves sell as low as
Goods of equal quality be purchased in the Northern
markets
We solicit call from friends and the public gene
rally before purchasing elsewhere they may rely up
getting Goods at the lowest market price either
by wholesale retail March IL. 1856
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Il NOTTON YARNS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
" at foctory Priccs.A regular supply of the Yarns
and Cloths manufactured by the Richmond Manufactur-
ing Company, for sale above by
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
March 81 107--,y2y
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VALUABLE GLOUCESI Err LAND .jor Sale
by virtue ola decree of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chanccry for Gloucester county
at October Term, 1884 therein depending be-
tween George r. +. Lorner u Co. plaintiffs. and
Warner H. Oliver and others defendants will be exposed
to sale by auction, for cash. at Gloucester Court house
ON the first Monday in March next (being Court da
that beautiful and valuable Estate called Violet Bank
the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox dec d. This
estate lies Immediately on Poropotauk creek and within
mile of York River, and ofcousc very convenient
to the oyster trade, which is carried great Mt
on that River. IL contains about six hundred OF
Land perfectly level and is believed be well tbcrcd
on The banks of the creek there nexhaustibc beds of
mari and shells. The improvements consist of spa
cious brick mansion with every other house necessary
Tor the farm, all of which believed be- good
pair This land viii be sold subject the right dover
thcrcin oftle widow of Thomas b. Fox with this
cepon the title is deemed good but decd with special
warrant only, will be made to the purchaser
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM H. ROY,
January 20. fS0-lawtds Commissioners
u Since the date of the foregoing advertisements
Mrs Fox, the widow of Thomas b. Fox dec d. hath de-
parted this life consequently, the purchaser of the land
above mentioned will get immediate and absolute
title to the whole estate. We requested state,
that the place contains about $50 instead COO acres
land and in addition to this there extensive marshes
containing several hundred Purchasers are
invited to view the premises.
THO. c. AMORY, Commits
WIN. III. ROY, s'oherS'
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AUG. l.. DABNEY,)
T wiS & e. ANS AoMHoRY, com'rs.
AfarcI, IA

90 The Editors of the Richmond Wing BEACON
requested To insert the above till
speevc papers, and forward their this
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March II.
RIB ICiIMOND. FREDERICKS BURG- AND p

. ICIIMONIJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., POTO-
H&I MAC RAiL-ROAD.--At u meeting of the Pre-
sident and Directors of the Company Monday the
2d March, 1875, the following resolution adopted:
ReSotDed That the Stockholders be required pay
their respective shares the following sums, wit Five
dollars each share before the tenth day of April
next; five dollars each share, before the tenth
day of May next; and five dollars each share, on
before the tenth day of June nextThcse sums are to
be deposited heretofore TO the credit of the Company
In the Bank of Virginia the credit of Treasurer
in the Girard Bank at Philadelphia.
The Board deem it proper state for the information
of the Stockholders, that upon compliance with the re-
QUESTIONS made and heretofore fourth of the
private subscriptions Of the capital stock will have been
paid npA fourth of the subscription of the Board OF
bly, render it make any further requisi-
ton upon the individual Stockholders sooner than Sen.
TENDER. VIM. p SHEPPARD, Sccretary
March T. l0O-2awI 0thA
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The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public generally, that he still continues
business at the old stand Formerly Motley 4 Baldwins)
where may be founda all times general assortment of
Goods suited TO the seasons.
GEORGE r. MOTLEY
March 20. IO5-9t
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n CHERRY VALE NURSERY. ono mile nIore me III

M MERRY VALE NURSERY, one mile aJore The cify
" If Richmond, he od Jpcsltani road.-The sub
scrbcr grateful for avors already bestowed respectfully
informs his friends aud former customers, well the
public generally that proprietor of the above Nursery
ne continues to keep large assortment of all kinds Of
Hht trees, grape vines %c among which are some rare
and valuable varieties all of which hc will dispose Of
on accommodating terms and to which, he begs lea to
invite their attention He also has about G00O trees of
the Chinese Mulberry, (morus multicaulusO which lac
viii sella the reduced price Of So so per 100
March ~. lIO6-fl JNO. CARTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

III ADf MlNE.-A iovoritc Rondino a la Polacca.
" composed and arranged for the Piano Forie h.,
Charles Berg Of this City; together with great variety
Of new and fashionable Music for the Piano Porte has
been received this day, (21st Februory0 by
feo. -. I9O-uJ r. f. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

NJ OT1CE-The mercantile operations of Motley IL
Baldwin. by limitation terminated on the LIST in
slant, (March) All persons indebted said concern
particularly requested make payment as carly as
practicable. MOTLEY Il BALDWIN
Farmvc, March LIST, 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-27

ANAS COMMITTED tothc jail Of Frederick coun.
w W as q runaway, negro man calling himself
seven inches high, and Of dark complexion There
no visible marks ordcecs about him with the exception
oil MS right eg being about inch shorter than the e
occasoned by kick from horse in the groin lie
says that he belonged originally the estate Of - Car.
ter and was purchased from tic said estate by one John
montgomery Of York Virginia, who sold him to trader
about I'VE years since (name not ecollcctcd The owner
srequesied TO come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, otherwise he will be- disposed of ac
cording 70 law. CHARLES UIIIET
Jaitor If FrCdcrick coanty w.
Nlarch ~ fg1 I'm,
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I RsACzE.MO.v.D, T.xEeGE.VY.s,
EIXEcUTORs sALE.-wn be solid TO the highs.l

ENNECUTORS SALE.--Wn be sold to the highest
III 4 bidder, ON the premises, Tuesday the 2lst of
land belonging the late Mrs Elizabeth Humber de-
ceased containing l73 the following terms,
viz one third cash. third in six, and the balance in
twelve months bonds with approved security, and a
Deed of Trust ON the land will be required the
payment The land lies near the stage road from Rich
mond to Charlottesville, and five miles above the Court
house. Ii is of the hcahiest residences in this
part OF the counryand the title is ndisputabc. Also
at the time and place there win be sold for cash.
some articles of household furniture
All persons having claims against the estate of the
late Mrs Elizabeth Humber deceased will present them
to the subscriber either at Goochland Courthouse
on the day of slc properly authenticated arrange
nens may be made for their settlement; and those
debtcd TO said estate, will please make immediate pay
mcnt as longer indulgence cannot be allowed
MICAJAH MANGUM,
Executor Of Elisabeth Humber, deed.
March IL. lO1-lOt
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Eu w. TURPfN g. SAMUEL VANDERsIICE
n Hs having associated themselves in Partnership
and taken the house formerly occupied by Jno W.
Main Street, intend carrying the TAmoRiNG Bcsf.
MSS in all its branches and pledge themselves to the
public to have all orders entrusted to them executed i'm
the most fashionable style and with despatch and trust
by strict attention to receive share Of public patronage
March 9i liG-tf
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A Sbn REWAKD.-Abscondcd from the panla
- 81 ton Of Mrs. Sarah Hudson dcceased, Of
Chesterfield county. Negro boy, named HARRIsoS-
lie is very likely Negro Of dark complcxion rather
below the ordinary height but well made and about s
years odno marks recolectcd, except dent iu one Of
his jaws occasonedby The tooth achehs clothing COLI
sisted oil dark domestic, pretty much worm and wool
hat with very broad brim IL is likely hc has obtain
ed free papers aud viii attempt to pass as Free Negro
lie has been IN the habit, for several years Of driving
Wagons. for Messrs Casey of Cumhe Rand James
Beach, WIN. l.. Foster, and Kit Smhson of Charlotte
whore he Will probably cndeavor to ector TO the neigh
borIood Of DR. Smiths near Rcns' Tavern with whom
his mother lives. The above reward viii be- pvcn for
his delivery To me. a. SPEARS
iIallsbOrO March - 1O2 VIM
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yHNltE subscriber wishing to pay all debts due from
~ him, will sell at reduced price, the Land on
which New Kent Courthouse is situated containing
IRON 100 to 1000 acres Besides being the county stand
tns - one OF the best road stands in the lower country
More than half this land is uuccared and much so nm.
cleared, would bring iobacco-a good farm miohi be
made on it, besides what is rented with the Tavern 49,
WI also sell my farm adjoining Williamsburg; it
tans about 120 acres; IL would be desirable residence
Tor any one with large family educate. the farm has
yeded SIX barrels Of TO the for several years
m snccessonit is admirably suited to the cotton crop
" wil be shown to any person wishing purchase bv
me subscriber, as viii the Court house tract by Mr. Il
Crnmp. BJJRWEII RAs$E Tyr
March ~. fnc q,
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March IL.

n AND FOR SALE.-Being determined TO remove
place whereon reside in the county of Hanover,
lying on both sides of the stage road from Richmond
Louisa Courthouse about thirty miles from the former
place containing about $50 The buildings
conveniently situated for public house, with excel
lent we'll of water and icchouse, in the yard, and
extensive young apple orchard of choicest fruit Aso
the Tract called BrooLcSre in the county of Louisa
three miles distant from the above place. the head
ters of Locust creek containing about 800 acres
which there negro cabins and tobacco houses. A
further description deemed unnecessary as no person
will be disposed to purchase without first viewing for
themselves
TERMs.-One third in cash the first day of October
next, at wh time possession may be had the balance
in two equal annual instruments, we'll secured, with
bonds and deeds of trust
not sold privately before the first day Of July next
will on that day, if fair, (f the next fair day) Offer
the above lands at public auction the first named
place. EDM'D. G.. GOODWIN.
Hanover, Goth March, 1895 lO5-3t
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yMNiE co-parinership between Prince e. smith, in the
Milling business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. WIN. y. PRICE
fcb' 9TH. 1OJ-w1wl i. l.. SMITH
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NOTlCE-Mr. George w Cooper having resigned
VI his situation principal teacher of the Hampton
Academy. the Trustees of said Institution wish to en-
ploy Teacher, to take charge of the Academy quail
ned to teach the following branches of education viz
The Greek and Latin languages, Mathematics and the
usual branches of an English education. salary will
be given of four hundred dollars together with all the
tuition fees, varying from six eight hundred dollars
making compensation of at least thousand dollars
per year All persons applying, will address the Presi-
dent of the Board, post paid) at Hampton, Va The
election will take place the I'd Saturday in April
next. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF TRUsTEEs
March r. [l02--2aw4wl cfne Hampton .acadeny
2 The Globe, Washington, and the New York Evening POST
requested to publish the above, twice week weeks
ward their accounts to the Enquirer Office for collection.
THNIlE SIERIFFS of the Counties of Amelia Pow
M hatan, and Chesterfield; Bedford and franklin !;
Spottsylvania, Caroline and Essex; Albemare, Nelson
and Amherst; Fauquier and Prince William; Augusta
and Rockbridge Shenandoah, Hardy, and Page; Mo-
nongala Preston, and Randolph and the Mayor of the
town of Petersburgwill take notice, that Elections
to be holden at their Coullouses and other places APP
pointed by law for holding Elections in the month of
April next to choose Senators represent their respcc-
tive Districts in the next General Assembly
ADDISON HANSFORD c. S.
March II. 10I-4t
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ANAs committed 90 ths Jaii a. JeEeF-
son Coaaay, % ths isi &sy - Ne
VsnbeF, Negro Ma named SILL, who
says be escaped iron GsorRs kaphars, q
ssryland. hs formerly bslosgsi - sazusl
l,aree' % Ffederick COupty, We, uko soid
him 70 Thomas Davis, q Hsrasuious. So
aeSFo y about Is years q ere. feet 7 o. :
inehes high, h q dark eaaplsalos. aaS k.s
sees over his right ere sd oDs e. hes lsfs
hasd. Tbs evnsT h requested q eouss fos-
ssfd, ProYe hs psoPsgty. ed psy ehsrrsa,
otherSiss sai4 Fuasway eli - Disposed q
- the lss directs. wa "A GRtCCS
Nov. "a, 1914. I.;iov AR, r.
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INTENDING 90 leave tks State, . oGsr fes
- sale The FARM spos vhieh . live, con
tsining 3&3 acres Of liDessoae lad, (IateIy
purchased Of Ambrose Crsnsr, Esa- Iyisx
uPoa The main rod frea winehester %
Ch.riessovs, botwees WosdS tsver, ssa
the White House, md wifhis fsv hsndrsd
yards of the Winchester and Posoa.e Hail
Road.
The early eooPletioa Of this road. which
will be IN Operatives IN less than twelve moatks,
vil dosbtie.s enhance considerably l.Dds
which lie near Il, opening direct and speedy
communicative With the Baltimore market--
The farm 10 oee of The best N the seixhbor-
hood, the price oO5erste, and terms accom-
oodating- n not soid before my departure
q will be leased foe . tern of year.-
have also r0r sale, qua1tity Of persoaal
property Of every description. among Which
are hfteen valuable draft horses, kfty kssd oi
stock cattle. . number Of sheep. and ssoek
hogs also 5000 busheIs 81 oats, . qs.adty d
corn and rye. together with al ne inpie-
Denis and tools geoeraiiy used IN farnicx,
such as wagons. carts. psoogAs, ke-
FAIRFAX WASHINGTON.
nov. ~, 1s3l-n
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wxM0EEHTxl
FEMALE SEMINARY

IN WIS institstioa viii Be exclusively L.
II gals. snd eOsaaeted ~ The suSseri-
Der, add ky bic vie and daazhsers, snA
saeA e4eitioaal assistasts a nay hsrnafe.r
ee necessary. u n veil located Gor ths Gen.
tortah,s seeO@DoaatiOa Of hoar1aFs. anA for
ne moral govsrA0est - he ssminary.-
ne sabsertbeS aafteFs hizsen TIA. he heno-
n.s o. al tostItntlOe thus eo@@eoeea kT "a
aavsee q macy fFisnAs n uhoa h ~ ~.
ut1oss eoe6dsace. wili - q Isnss com,,se-
s'areae UEth The P1blie PaaEoaaGs, aer eas IA
eosbi tos . no@sot that In snIixAtsss6 60
nusSty uhi take lively issrress 10 he s,,e-
ees. q - exPssi@eai, ths object q wkieA =
- shsvsas he SaaaAard 81 EsmaEs eAue.sion
% shs Alghest gFsas of Sold usefalness. &C.,
bining tasas asa elagaDes uIth morai -
lAisilsetssl i@psossaens-
The eoaTse % instrsesioa viii smhxae, a.
eieot and aso4sgn laaEsaxas, iaeIssAtsx an a..
sganehss q EngissA iissF1snrs sauxSt - -
Saosa approved ss@insriss. Tos elsssieaI a.
pale tbs ehsrgs vii BE el4 . ssssisa; Ior
EegitsA elo. Yer muse ed oaher orna1,e.-
81 esaeeess ssSsssas ehaFss viil ~ saSs.
TIE pre- q Sossd. loAgiaE. wasAiax asS
ts'ison, vii Be t5s = Ssssioa, ens Aaif paya-
BE - a4sanes. DE ysar = diside&-isls
q February aaA ssSinx ths assh "a 81, az.
othsF eo@@sneiag ths Lea q sepss.kes -
en1sag he lssh - FshruaEy.
Houng ls1sss sko 9ay bosrS uiah De s,.b-
eeFaeer shaii - governed uISh paresfsI ~
teetsoa- Strict attsnsisa uIn b "a bx
hi@ssh asa fsusily - Ihsir raaassrs 80
haesia. her stsdiss sd Feerestioas. Ne
eSeft VIII BE- sparei 90 feaAsr thsa vr.~r
sn1 better ever day. tai hey nay rFow -
iavor With God 80 nae. he solaes of thst,
Parsnis, sd ths oTnsaent q soesty.
a. e. SMITH
Noy. &. ie3a,-vh--sow3s
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HvHE ssdeplgneA vsil seil Tie .hsvs Va
u iussss FARM, lying 90 he shsassdesh
River. n Jsassses Cessy. We shoss aiiss
iron Chsrsestsws, md seven froo Harpsrs-
Ferry. u eosssins 1874 Aerss q 6rIrsfe
Lioestoes Lad. oee-tAird of which ID N
timber. I'D ths eJeared land 10 . high state
Of esitivstsoa- % . vstered, 10 sddsssos %
ths SkssssdesA, By . never-fsili.G ssrxas.
(ths CAarssssovs Kun. md has upoa q ssvs-
r.i 6ns sPrinss- The i.Prosenests are: ,
large stees Dwelling Hesse. saoes Smoke
House, Corn Hoase, Dairy. ke- There d
also spes e, . lsrge Orchard q prime and
choice Fruit
There . . 6se Derehsni-nill and saw
mill within one hundred } ards Of the d-si-
hing. md several other s,ten.ive nilis IN the
sssSAborhood. u h in the vieinay Of the
great intsrnai inProve1ents lately construct
ed n the county. and has snssrpassed faciii-
lies for iniercean's With good narket~ As
Persoas dssiroas Of psreh,sinS. will doubt
less v'cw the ereaisss. the terms md further
particulars w,ii be made known On appi,c.-
tson. ADAM ElCHEIRERGEa
Oct -, ls1S.
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FOR S.REE.

VIE subscriber will sell bis property On
the Shenandoah river, (known ~ Dow
peyS saw mill,) with the land and improve
nents attached. on reasonable terms. The
situation presents every advantage fos the
erection OF water works. The surrounding
country presents every advantage 60 the bu-
siness Of saving, or . merchant mill. The
said mill can cut from 900 20 1000 feet per
day. Any persoo disposed 20 invest capital
In such property, will do well TO call on The
subscriber Immediately.
SAMUEL DowNEY.
Dee. 4. ls34-tf.
Persoas having timber 20 saw will oblige
the subscriber. BY sending 70 his mill,
where IL shall DO sawed according 20 diree-
tons, and ~ speedily - possible. 8. ID.