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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-25

To our PGtrons.-This number COM
pleies the seventh volume Of Tho Adver,i-
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have Stood BY US in our time o fneed, for
past favors. and request that, while we arc
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them. Our advertising patrons deserve
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have, for the last two years, boon our main
support; as the cash received from oas
subscription list, large as it is, would not
pay for the paper alone. used to supply
.hen " ilh The news. We have, Fortunate
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instances. having been forced TO apply 10
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we still have a hope that all those who
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(who have a conscience,) will como trr-
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has toiled, and still continues to toll daily,
for their instruction aud edihca;ion, with
our any force.
To our puuc,ual subscribers, in conse.
queuce OF the hard times. we offer The fol-
lowing reduction Each subscriber who
will procure a new name TO our lisi, and
pay The sum of IS in advance, shall receive
thereby his own paper aud ,ha. Of the new
subscriber AT 81 so per aunum. but this
will 40, be allow ed, in any case. where
the cash is not paid down. All subscri-
bcrs embracing ibis offer. will bear in mind
hat This reduction will only last as long as
theJ continue to pay in advance, a failure
on 'nei' part will anuu! the contract.
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P. s. A mau whom | do o know,
bu, who has The air of 8 gentleman Of We
raci,y, came down on tho Houston boal.
ile states tina, no has just left Judge Som
e~ryell's "a brother Of The Geueral,) OF the
Brazos, who had received q letter from the
latter, and read il, TO my Informant IL
stated that Gen. Somervel vas suryoun-
ded, between Guerrea aud Miller. by 100
OF the enemy-dsiaated ,hem--and took
400 prisoners and four pieces Of artillery.
and 10 now on bis return, to Texas.
~ GALVESTON. ~.
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY is. 1872
FOR PRESIDENT:
VnuN ~ f.I t.nYYNy

Not su9jeets to the action Of any Conrenfior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

UNIVERSITY or VIRGNIA.-Thc Sessions of This ns.ilu
tion annually the Isl Of October terminate
the 1h Of July following The Schools o the University
witt, their respective Professors,
l. Ancient I4aueuases-Ds. tiessntr Harrison.
.. Mniern l:nsiagcs.-Dr. ChaIles Kralsr.
3. Mathcmatics-lir. Edward II. coaIteuay.
4. Natural Philosopiy.-air. VIM. i. Rogers.
Civil Eneineeng-the subjects which divided be-
the Professors Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
6. Chemistry and aaterla Mcdca DR. 70. l.. Rogers
!. Medcne-D Henry Howard.
s. Anatomy and SUI gery.-br. James l. Cahell.
O. Moral Pl!os02hy.-Mr. George Tucker.
10. law.-Judge Henry 81. c. Tucker.
Judge Tucker is Chairman Of the Faculty.
The regular stated charges FOR the session S2a5
For all other necessary expenses this is sufficient o5 GO
$3.50 90
The Of $3.50 has been found for years ra 10 lie
the total average amount Of the expenses Students
from the hooks Of the Patron, with whom they required IL
post all their funds.
For further particulars Of the printed catalogues OF
Washington Globe and the Charleston Mercury in both Of which
papeIs standing advertisement will he found.
WILLIS II. WooDLEY, Proctor and Patron u of Va.
July II l9-tlU
p The Richmond Whic Baltimore Patriot and Republicans
pshu.: Gazette Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio; Raleigh
and Fayetteville Observer, North Carolina; Nashville Repl
and Union, Tcnn-ssee Charleston Ec.r South Carroll
The alrdeeve Recorder and Savannah Georgian Georgia.
The Mobile Chronicle Huntsville Democrat and Flag OF
Uni0n Alabama; The Natchcz Courier and Mssissippian
issnpi The Argus and Bee New Orleans; and
Advertiser Louisville, KY will publish the in their
papers, regularly until the LIST of October and forward
accounts the Proctor of the University.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
STATIONS OFFICE.

a CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK!
nRAN numbers Of Grand Consolidated Lottery Extra Class
~ 81 drawn 18Th August:
8 ! Is e. So 81 80 81 - 10 go "a As % 81.
Half Ticket l 49, do. Is - 7S and 81 IS, three more
CpIlals, sold and paid by Sl'RATToN.
Drawn Nus Virginia Ieesbug Lottery Glass ~ drawn i'u
August: - 80 -. :, - =. "a
' STRATToN.
Drawn Nos Alexandria Lottery Extra Class 1856 drawn list
.'usi>t: . =, . :, , IN ~
Ticket Nos Ia, another Capital, sold anapa1n ny .cro
Drawn Nos Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class NJ" io drawn
alst July: - IN co =, %
!, Ia ~ ,,,d hv - - STRATToN
TicEe,, Nos il IS 49, Prize of slOooo sold and paid BY
Ticket Nos 5 So Prize of both sod p and pa% by
DO. do IL II 60, do l,lm,i > ikh = - w.
Resides - ether good three number prizes making - thee
prizes sold and paid by sTRA1roN from 18th of ay 10
n r. Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by j. g. Gregory
IN are sold h. STRATrON in packages single ckrs ana
IN orders hy mail otherwise from any part OF Inc chn en-
cash or prize lickc;s will be thankfully received ana
confdeniiay aud promptly attended TO- addgrssr 10 ' '
prize seller ~ - "'i A'''' ~ al ~
Aga. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1913

NoTlCE-The subscriber offers for sale, privately his VA
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY consisting Of
about 679 acres of LAND $50 land If rsl
rate quality and all IN high Of Improvement On eo,d
portion OF the high land there is fine crop of Coyen Tue
production of which land in Virginia superior All things
considered the Amelia Springs certainly valuable pro
peity IN Eastern N.r:lnl4: situation healthy aud lis waters
equal 10 any in Virginia The improvements on The place
very large and superior all Of the haiscs having erected
within The last six years There brick Hotel
three stories high with spacious hall rnnn - by So lie
indes stins room adjoining, and Judging above az;
large 6cnrhIsIis sitting the basement starry On ra
sde oi the entrance To The Hotel there brink onsr each ~
eet IN length and each containing la There Is likewise
large framed building, containing 10 rooms and great nue
OF otheI rooms, sufficient in all 10 entertain 500 or u per
sons here Is also superior dining l3a feet "hs
hu oil brick which Is sufficiently spacious TO dine 400 pers"S
aSo heat and comfortable residence located near tue
dining aud well situated for the residence of those super
intending the dining There also good store house. III
which there might be done good lsiness In the mercantile me
There also good bath house, with eight rooms appropriated
TOR bathing. Tile stables equal IN virginia Tor con
venence there being Of brick sufficient To contain ~
least horses; also, framed stable sufficient 10 contain 10
The pleasure grounds having been laid out ~
celebrated English gardener and ahc borders beautifully de
coaied shrubbrry different kinds; makes this mo>
beautiful situation The Springs located III la slrpascd
in beauty by none in the world. The of the Amelia
Springs have analyzed by r Bridges of Philadelphia and
approved of Parish OF the place The following: Is
the analysis, compared with that of the White Sulphur SPRING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

v7aRM NEAR LYNCI8URG-The subscriber wishes TO sell
The Farm unon which situated on both sides al is
and a.e read. leading from Lynchburg Ia Campbell
C. H. miles from former and from The latter place. ana
,ot from the canl and contains about JU acrrs-.o are
cleared and improvement the balance IS woou ;h VI
be cleared land over handsome low af"nds Tree
rn,u s,nuc Attending advantage nj hlnsom. and profitable
meadows TIE OF The NEST prhiabe chaa.tI ns red
land The whole we'll 10 admit OF easy
hrrr is lime NJ The which acts like charm here from e1-
perim.nt buildings all that are necessary an
ice house Of superior water IN the yard, Smiths
bouse and shop sc There good orchard, garden &C. This
situation is remarkably healthy convenient 10
or and permanent School, Churches and TO several Mills
This one Of the public roads leading TO ynchbnrs The
stand Is good for Tavern The yard affords tine supply
The door always Than had elsewhere Besides these this
Farm possesses many advantages to render The business
agreeable and poabl.-and want larger Farm, there
Is more land Of good quality adjoining now for sale and which
necessarily be sold this FALL Being determined 10 sell my
will be required hand The purchaser can meet the other pay
from or with few hands, and convert his pnr
mo speculation the end of The time, he chooses a.
,he hest of ud es pronounce these lands sell in short
time for double What they will now Sell ioI r..,a.
Aug.4 2l-w5w Ssi A. 81 afLEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

ALEXANDER DUyAL, A. co


heaters an Drugs, .nedicines, Chenieais Paints,
Ot's, Dyest.6s, Wtadoso Glass, SC -
NI now receiving aud have in Stare, their Fail supply Of
,,i,h DkUGS. DYES, Sc,
Acy Offer very o", for oa. city accrpancc and the
sui e'sGt to PIuctua! part the fol-
'o"ihsi IN quantities 10 sait purchasers-
20 barrels No. l Castor Oil a h.ds srpericr Madden
,no ea,r EPSON Salts 90 barrels Coppnras-green
H., "'"ces sniphralr llninneI 50 barrels luawood
s' utkey Opium 20 hIrFes Alum
.,oo m"'trIs alc0liol 400 kegs l.ewss White Lead,
'sau lbs Whit, I.cad--iry in Oil
20 bt'rels Spirits Turpen,nc la barrels fnsced Oil
IN panes Lard OIL : hhhs. Snerm Oil-Winer
AZ ""'eIs span. Brown 3 barrels Venetian Red
o59 H. y, ""'sis Matches 2iO0 lbs. Lampblack
' 'oS' pest Indigo &c. &C.
ana large and well selected assortment of
WINDOW GLASS
VI NC celebrated Muca brand which recommend TO Build
"dteis and others wanting together with
us assortment OF Surgical Instruments Patent Medicines
rem.,ammey, Fancy Articles, SC, &c.
" Parlcuar attention paid packing shipping orders
ALIEN. DCVAI. L 10,
On the Ruins of the Eagle Hotel.
,o, Main street, Richmond Virginia.
I''-' - 21--tIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Opposite the Coiumtian Hotcl Cary Street,
HAVING purchased his Sock of Fail much earlier t-
season than isua aud previous tn the advance in prices in
he Northern cities enables him to offer them upon much more
1vorabe ilan could o il pnr
hasrl The l"wn. Goods in store and landing, which
ifc offered on accommodating tcrms
go hds - Crox Pcrto Rico aud ~ Sugars pt strictly
prime
3c0 bags Laeni Rio 81 Domingo Porto Rico and superior
Old lava Coffee
70 whole and h.'f boxes WOoIscy's Loaf Sugar
hb!s. crushed do.
l,o1o sacks Liverpool flied fine Salt
aCo 10 d." ground alum do
- hhds and ~ hl- superior y. o. Molasses
5eu0O lhs nddn. Bacon, prime artIrlc
10 bis aud half pipes superior Old Rye Wh.key
haf ppe superior Old cosnac Brandy, o,ard Dupiy &
do. do. j. j. Dupuy & Co.'s do.
~ do. de-. Imitation do
sal the finest old Cognac brandy, the vintage Of 1885,
in den,ijohns, from 10 ) gallons
WoodIlousr be-, $. H. Wine, in pipes, hall pipes
and quarter casks
bhls. Cordia!
d. Cherry Boince
40 80 d. d. North so Carolina Ile Gds Nj \"
loo do. Potomac Gross, 80.
90 tons Srras c%n[y and English Iro"' well assorted
English aud German do.
tons Swccas Plough Plates
1000 Horse shoes, really for milling on
$50 kegs Mails aud Brads asserted sizes
30 boxes Woodruff, and Hubs Patent Candles
laj do iiurs Patent Soap
% do vaneea,-L do.
~ keys I-aNy !. Dupnni's and FF Powder
tons Sho assorted sizes
ton Bar LEAD
Is, tons Lamp Plaster
Grnu.i do. in tierces
2G00 lbs. cotton Yarns, assorted
crron Oziahurg., Nus and
10 half chests Gnnpowdrr Tea, part extra fine
q do Hack do.
81 Gliy toycs Gunpowder do.
u arge aud 10 small sze Brooks highly approved Wheat
Fans
.0l1lf boxes sxo and lOyla Glass
Cap Letter and Writing Paper
PEPPER. Ginger and Alspice
Nuimea> Indigo and Ma,der
Coppens. Alum, Saipctre and Grimsone, and many
rihcfmalI art o!es, too tedious enumeratc.
AT. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
woRTHAM. McGRUDER & co.


OFFER FOR SALE
" 10 hhds Porto Rico Orleans and ST. Croix Sugars
s bos"~ Woo!scy Woolsey', Smith Iovenng's doubt
and triple Loaf Sugar
y bills Cnishsd and Powdered Sugar
70 hhds New Orleans, Porto Rico and Trinidad Moasses
30 bags Laeuira Coffee
20 do. Riu do.
- do Old lava do.
80 boxes WnodrufT-s and IIul!s patent Candies
~ Ito. Sperm do.
s. do. Judd's patent Sperm do.
500 sacks Liverpool filed Salt
~ bags New York Shot
Gt0 lbs. Bar Lead
;OO kegs Dupcb,'s Sporting and Blasting Powder
G5o do. Mats, mate OF swedrs Iron
Boat Spikes
eGl bbls. No " c. lIerinss
~ do Roe do
is boxes 81 10 and l0yl2 Glass
20 dozen Barnes and simmons Axes
10 hhds prime Western sides
GO s,drs Sole Leather. good and good damaged
so his. hest English Shoe Thread
10 erces Clarified Whale oil
do best sperm dn.
400 do. Thomaston Lime
81 hills Tar
Is do. Pure Cider Vinegar
2C0 blue grit Nova scotia Grind stones
ceroons hest Caracas Indigo
Pepper, Ginger Pimento
Salt Pec. birthstone
London Mustard, &C,
$50 ions Tede.ar Swedas and Country roncompTis'ng
general Of nearly all of fiat square and round
Band aud IInop ron-Boer Plates
tons Nail Rods, assorted sizes
do. Spring Steel
do American and English Bsered Steel
Ana & 3-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

HANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of deed of nus'
executed to the subscribers by urweil Starke and Ann D.
MS wife, for the purposes therein menoned bearing date a
OF February is3 and duly recorded in the Clerks Once OF the
county OF Hanover the undersigned shall ol for SALE on
The premises, the Isl dag Of November si lair other
wise, the fair day thereafter Tract Of Land, containing
about 400 on s North road leading from Rich
mond to the Odd Church. miles from the former and from me
latter place. The the land in original growth and ven
tmbeed II offers every disposed To
engage in the timber There 20 or 80 acres OF s
peor meadow land part Of which now in grass The tract
will sold in two lots giving To each which will Ill
vide about equally meadow land The buildings consist oil
dwelling house, with and cellar, large barn. dairy
smoke house and negro quarters There springs
the dwelling Of them IS acknowledged TO he
below the mountains The ncighhoood is good and
perfectly healthy.
TEaas-Onethrd cash. the balance in nine and eighteen
months with Of 10 secure the TWO last payments
The title is good 1qSj s! j. sTAaKE, Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
The HILL far Sale. Real, or Lease.


r5iE residence occupied hy Mrs. Lucy scnhnueh
adjoining the University of Virginia. known as TIE 'hi.
together with lands attached about ~ accs pTt o winch
meadow land well Inulhy and Herds grass
The balance, with the exception nf the III Clover ana Wei
adapted 10 Corn Oats The Brick House aud Wings contain
good lodging rooms, long dining cellar &c ana r
cabins house. -four Thirty hoardr' can he wen
accommodated the premises desirable situation Tor
and preparatory school, cannot hr iunnd
House, all the out houses ''ahr ana
well Immediately the yard, garden fine southern eN
psure and every Thing 10 make il enc the desirable
dences tho nci:.iholuod.
will be before the commencement oil the next
session of the University in October
IL good tenant or purchaser the will be accommodating
THOMAS w BRoCEENBRoUGlI,
Aug II ns-tf Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

GALE OF FARMVlLLE PRoPERTY-By virtue Of two
- deeds of Trust executed the subscriber by james NJ Jack
son and Sarah A. his wife ono dated March, 1912 aud
the other Goth April 1892 both Of record in The County Court of
Prince Edward certain debts therein mentioned due
farmers BANK of Virginia, its office al Farmvc will be
sold front of F. H. James, Tavern in the Town of Fanve
Thursday h September lSf3 the highest bidder the
following property conveyed by said deeds t" wit: Part Of lot
g. Main street, which at present occupied by r. H.
Shoe and purchased of the late James Mad
deceasedot NO H. Main street, occupied at by
Amand Store, and the said James NJ Jackson
family resdence-Los No. 40 H. 42 49, a. 10 in William G..
venabs No lately occupied by James NJ Jack
Factory and the Lnts No. IS aud
R,ndolrh's survey and following Slaves Jacob My
Mary, Isaac Coles Jack, Thomas. John William, Teacher,
Claiborne, Wam Henry Austin, Ryiand Paul. Grace Martha
Anthony, Nr: Charles Henry and Purk number of these
slaves FIRST mechanics and nearly all unccmmony likely
and valuable.
Teas-Cash for the Slaves credit will be given on the
Real Estate which will be made The day The
title the property herein conveyed believed 10 be good but
shall only convey such vested IN me by the deed
ARCHIBALD VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Farmville, Juno 9th. lSi3 4-ds
% POSTpoNEMENT The above sale postponed, by
sent of parties, 10 FRIDAY, the 10th October 1873
a. VAUGHAN, Trustee.
Aug. % 32-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

r-aIE3BIE LAND FOR SAIE.-I!avnc resolved 10 looae
,nysef permanently the county of Prince Edward oe
nv very valuable Tract of Land III the county o nhehhs Tor
mas, Of which i 90 land The plantation Is al fresh
d in rood ran. v,n. miles North nf the niousr-
hr dwelling house is new compIetedgood tobacco
barns:e her Possession WI he
given 18th December l4 II beins leased 'i lh.l nc
10 Mr. urk who the piantat!on or 10 Mr. j. 3
Bowling. , =, ,.;;. 400,
are siuasd on he running from Mrckrnhi'g
cou,thos L, R4nlnlph Macon Collage most excellent
!, ,, anu co,n,a JAS. w. HUNNiCUTr.
ii..'" 27-wGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
Aug. %

GENCY FOR THE SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The sub
scber from the applications made to him by indiv
desiring both 10 buy and Estate has been
red think that with the Agricultural Public
affords him peculiar facilities conducting such negotiations
he has therefore, opened Office which DESTROYS OF
selling can leave ars descriptions &C. Of their Estates and az
which those wishing purchase may obtain BIRDS eye view OF
the property in market, either In town country HIS charges
will be moderate and may be made contingent upon the sales
being effected.
Now hand little Farms In the vicinity of the city
and three large Estates in the adjoining country In
of latter especially great bargain may be obtained
July % 2-tf c. 7. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

AND FOR SALE-The subscriber, having in his Tract
IL land than keep will sell portion Of it
sonahe terms That part proposes sell contains about three
ty between fifty and sixty good
and The balance good high land almost
which timber, with desirable for
building well watered with several good springs in good neigh
bohood within mile of the onng village OF scosviie
where and PLANTER always meet with good
products land There this land good
Overseers tobacco house. The purchaser
get posses, this FALL and car, he de-
ses IT, get land adjoining deem To give
minute description, invite any disposed purchase 10
land and hear the liberal which am
disposed To sell.
MnnENA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

EEMAIE SCHOOL AT PINE FOREST.-Thc subscriber
employed Miss Lsaon to take charge Female School at
house, SpotsyIvana county commence on lh Of
September the scholastic year Of ten
in which will taught liberal English Algebra
cudl. higher branches If Mathematics Neral and
Intellectual Philosophy Chemistry, the French language and Mil
the Piano Miss caton has taught years large
Seminary New York. the last year house and
know, general SAT sacton few add tional hoac would
he hundred dollars English with additional
charge dollars for French and TWENTY-FIVE dollars for Ml-
the ano This includes all charges scholastic year
months by situation is healthy Addrcss-Lews store
ELLIoTT DEJARNATTE
Aug. IL 91-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01
WM. 4. JACKSON, !
EDWIN CARTER,
JOHN CREMP, Committee
JOHN METCALFE.
c. &. WEXFORD,
ISil gl-fi,

IsENRIcU LANDS FOR SALE-LEVET. GREEN has !eea
recently surveyed, and laid oil in four Tracts Of Land
purchasers positively sold by
the 10Th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1913, The PREMISES fair
not, the next fair day.
40 acres highly improved, with convenient
dwelling house, containing and closets
other suitable buildings, such kitchen, smoke house.
house, houses, barns stables Also, garden
full yard and fine spring Of excellent pure wae
&c in herds grass heavily
hered wood land and fac mari pit The mari has used
10 advantage. All the Brook Tavern
Turnpike and only six miles from the growing City Of
Richmond
lis and half the above andsf0 heav
ly tmbered, and l0 of meadow land all of good quality
ceptbe of high state OF Improvement There buildings
This lot
half adjoining ahove- 90 acres
heavily timered and so in did field pines
house place build convenient tn
fine spring, and there three other good springs on this
place.
Is and half adjoining Ill heavily mbcrcd wood land
None o The above andS than mile. and the
wood within fourth Of mile of The Brook Turnpike which
is miles long from The City OF Richmond, and good road
as any in Virginia.
Any OF to persons DESTROYS
of purchasing previous the day o sale will sell
above lands IN entire divide il purCarr.-
Unless otherwise requested, will he offered advertised ros
session given the ls Of October seed small gram
session 25th December
The Terms will he half cash. the balance equal
sanents Of and Twelve months, bearing from
date of the bonds the TO BE- secured deed
the lands
Al tie time and pace will he sold some Stock Oats !Iav
Fodder, &c, WIKI many articles mention
TlLMOS +. JETER.
Aug. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

r AND NEGROES, &c. FOR SALE-By the Of all
L. PARTIES concerned the subscriber viii TUESDAY, the Sd
dav of October, 1913, if fair il fair day there
after sac the premises credit Of one two and
three years equal annual n>tanentS the Tact Of Land and
which the late died
possessed lying and being in the county OF Nelson about
of the Court house, and within -four miles OF the
james River kanawha Canal The
red aud fifteen abont two thirds Of which cleared end
under good ence-he balance well timbeTed,
TO open land The cleared land in good heart and
adapted The culture Of tobacco wheat oas &c
There premises comfortable dwelling aud all
houses good apple orchard aud various other kinds
Of fruit.
lie viii also for sale, the time and place
twelve mnnS ali the Slaves belonging the Estate
ssins Of and children; and ALSO credit of six
the other personal properly belonging the Estate,
of Hoses Cattle Sheep and Hogs, Household aud
Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils In cases bonds
approved security wi! bc required aud lien upon The land
o secure The pay ment of The purchase money.
DAVID e. ANDERSON,
Executor Of Nelson Anderson, deceased,
Aug. Is os-Im for himself and Others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-01

for sale, publicly the premises, the hth
October next the plantation which reside, in the
upper Meckcnhurg county called OAK Hill |. contains,
survey, hundred and acres, three
hundred and x,one of which low ground OF The ht
quality including. The lower half of Toieo Island commonly
known Nelson's Island The land lies within six miles Of!
Claksve good market 70. tobacco and There are three manu-
featuring mills almost sight, ut of which wheat be
delivered by The buildings land sufficient for
the accommodation Of numerous family and The 'cc:iy o
large The terms of will be made known on ic
day Of sale and shall be accommodating any reasonable
purchaser require hazard HUE in saying that there is
larger proportion OF rs. rate land This tract than on any "e
IN The Commonwealth. JOHN NELSON.
August n o7-tds