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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

A. M. BUSH,
just received, per steamer Trident, and offers
l. Il for sale low for cash or country produce
100 sacks salt
IL Rio and Havana coffee
bbls brown sugar
g loaf do.
4" crushed do.
g molasses
" mackerel no.
.- 100 lbs assorted candies
Soap, candles starch mustard tomato catsup, pepper
spices, pickles raisns, lemons, vinegar &C., &c.
April 81, lo44.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

I6 BBIS. Of recsi6ed Whiskey.
Ito lbs. Maple Sugar. Recsived .and'fo,
sais BY n. N. RIisE
/ March 80, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06
THE ARKANSAS lNTELLlGENCER
u PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, !.

u PUBL ISHED EVERY SATURDAY.,
~ TEaEE DoLLAss per year. If paid within ak months
g Foua DoLLAhs, II payment be delayed uatl after
that time. sSFss a
TERMS OF ADVERTISING 3
For square Of 10 lines less, first insertion ONE
DOLLAR, and Firry CENTS foreach continuanceover 10
Iines and not exceeding Is, to be charged square
ana haif and in that proportion for longer advertise
meHss
When an individual account, at the above rates,
smounts to $50 and spnder 500. discount Of 25 per
cent will be made, and when it amounts - Sl00 or
more, discount Of 334 per cent but discount will
DO made where payment is delayed after the pration
Of oae year. and no deduction will be made the legal
advertisements required to be published by law.
All advertisements to be paid for advance, or the
psymen: assumed by some responsible person.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06
FARE REDUCED!!!
Don't wait for high Water.

VIE undersigned, contractors for carrying the u.
Il nited States Mail from Little Rock Fort Smith,
beg leave to inform the travelling public that they
have provided themselves with and commodious
Troy caches. which, together with good teams and
experienced and attentive drivers. xRil insure safe
ana speedy trip from Little Rock TO Ven Buren and
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare to 90 from
Fort Smith to Scotia and 81 from Van Buren, Scota
and from Scotia to Little Rock So. Stage office at
capt Rogers, in Fort Smith. and at the Columbus o.
Ter.
ADAMS & WILSON, Contractors :
July I, l843-23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
*

LANCASTER, Boot and Shoe maker srespect
W fuily informs the citizens Of Van Burep that he
mas commenced thoabove mentioned business in the
house Immediately in the of the old ourt House
and will do work in the best and upon liberal
terms He hopes by punctuaiity and attention 10 bu
siness to merit a liberal patronage.
May A, 1874. o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06
WILLIAM DAvIpsos. Ion
WILLIAM DAVIDSON q I
Cotton Factors 4. Cosskun
. Merchants,
No. 81 CANAL STREET, NEWT

REFER TO- suS
II. X. Brown, oos'oF 20. Arkssa <,
crandi.an D. R,yston. IIsmpstssd Co Arr. =
a. Z. Thornton. Clark Co. Ark's. \ 4 -. =.
Messrs. Doak < Tina, Doaksvillc. Ghocf, y
Scott. White q Co. f'~f.l .
Hon. 'S-I G. ". wpif."is; fs:ss.;i V'a S''sp :,
Col; L. N. Clark. Morrison's BlslIs. lsk' : .,c;,
2. =. AistnH, Esq.. spadra Bls&. Ala :, -
=; Z. McConneli. Esq. Pittshurs Jdlnso. -
Aug. ~. is43.x29sf
Ho1 SALE xeUDg
nN1 eAw Mill Crank e6d Irons osssud
~ nsseA 2. lscoTT. WIFI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

CIGARS & CHEWING TOBACCO. r
DUSH has received per stesmer Trider,I =. :.
- article Of Regaaa Cigars and Chewing Tot,
April 81, 1874. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF FASHION,
The Champion of the American Turf,
10 now in the hands of the Engraver and will be rear
Tor publication in a short time.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

The esprit of the Times is so we'll known throprb.
ut the country the acknowledged '.Chroncle Of the
III Field Sports etc. that it is not deemed necessa
= into any detail of its peculiar characteristics
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06
COL. VIM. R. JOHNSON

Engraved by A. l.. Dick in line after an original DO,
traitm oil by Henry lnman, Esq, in the Publish
ers possession at tlIisoffce -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

On commencing the last volume of the Spirit of the
Iimes"--on the 4th OF March lS43-was isssued n
Large and magnifcently executed portrait of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

"IM. WALKER, Attorney at Law, Van Buren,
w Ark. Ofhce in the codrt house. l-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

NV J. DUVAL-BENJ. T. DUVAL.-Duval g.
w Duval, Attorneys at Law. Fort Smith, Ark's
Persons wishing to employ them, will address them
| as above. Fort Smith, April 8, lS43.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-07-06

OLDHAM & ROANE, Attorneys and Counsellors
~ at Law, Van Buren, Ark's.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
August %

NiRdINiA;-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit superior court OF law aud chancery Tor Franklin
county, ON the loth day OF August. 1914:
Henry F.Galla~ay aud Owen Price administrators " nj,
the wilt anne xed OF Peter Guerraat decd PLain,i.
against
John II. Gnfrant, Peter Guerrant Jane Young James
;. galloway Peter H. Galway, razcweI Talarrro and
AMANDA ms VIE, Edmund Tate and Mary Jane his wife,
Lucy Galloway, Susan Galloway, ManIa Cab, ,a d :
u, frer' Martha Reynolds, Sarah Gurrran rancn nor.
Young, deed, '''""'n o. " lililm
m In CHANCERY
nc defendant Jane Young. having entered her nm,
ana gwen security according to the Act OF Assem-,
"f "l me tnes o TINS court and it appearing Inv ,tisc,c
t eNhehee that SHE Is resident OF This SaIe. a., M
"o,'1n 3i he Plaintiffs by counsel is ordered a, ,
sue iehan Jane Young do appear a Rules to Lc tlJ
n 1T ''le san CLERK Office, on the first Monday in Nm
uet n ~ and answer the Plaintiffs bill and tha c
ou'f be forthwith published in some newsnonor t
~ lle 'own OF Hnehbnrg, for two months
os'c" al the front door OF the court. house of "
Copy-Teste, o"''y'
August o6 a. sui /, r. c.
M2n
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June IL

NlRiINt:-At Rules held in the CLERKS Ollie al tho
County Court Of Franklin, the 5fIilIy August 1874:
silas Divers, Jordan Robertson and Elizabeth his wife,
hsiafd Robertson and sally his vile, anl John ID. Booth
and fbaddeus &. >. Ferguson, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth Divers, widow OF Francis Divers deed. Sol.
PAISLEY administrator Of Francis Divers deed, Mary
Divers, Henry GroerRnd Julii his wife, Nancy Divers widow
OF Bailey Divers decd and Jane Divers, John Divers Ey.
ane Divers and Christopher Divers infant children of
Francis Divers deed, Defendants.
In CHAScERY.
The Deiendant icnry Gter and julia his wife and Nam
Divers widow of Bailey Divers, dec H. having enter
Ell their appearance and given security, according the
OF Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
Saie: Dn motion of the Plaintiffs by counsel 1t il ordered
nt The said defendants do appear here the first Monday
ia November next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill md that
eept n this order be forthwith published in the I.ynchburg
Ane,nHn for months successfully aud posted the
front dJor ol the courthouse uftls county,
ACopy-feste.
no. SCOTT, n. c.
August 26 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
July %

NIRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit supeiinr OF law and chancery for Frank
comfy. ON the 10Th day OF August, 1874:
Peer q Price, Pl ntir
against
John X Guerant. Peter Guerrnn Jane Young James S
galloway Peter H. Galloway, fazewcll Iauierro and A.
mhnda his wife, Edmund fuc and Mary Jane his wife Iucy
Galloway Susan Galloway, Manda Galloway Martha Rev
nods, Sarah Guerrant aud stephen Guerran Dtfs
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Jane Young, having her appearance
ana gwen security according the Act Assembly and the
Kues OF tins Court and it appearing by satisfactory eyi
dencr That she mol resident oihs State: On the motion
oil INC PhinhfbH counsel it Is ordered that she do appeay
~ Rules to be hoenin the said Clerks Office on the first
Monday IN November next and answer the Paip1rs lin.
and that copy of this o.dcr he nrhw it'll published in
rtwspaprr printed in the uchbrc for two on,bs
seeessvty and posted the front door of the court
OF this county. ~
Copy-lrstr,
August 26 ,1 n -
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.sayne's Carlninasiye IsaEsam

acertln, safe and cnectua remedy for Dysentery Dr.
arrhna or looseness, Cholera Aiorbus Summer Com
plant, Choc, Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach Flatuenc,
Sc Sc and all Spasmoic and Nervous Diseases as
and Nervous Headache, Hysleria, Cramp, Sc, &c.
lhisi' one OF the most efficient pleasant and safe compo
ston ever offered 10 the public Tor the the
arrangements oil the stomach and bow els and The only article
worthy OF the least confidence for curing Cholera
Summer Complain aud in all Of the above seases it
ly acts like charm.
All persons are requested to try it, for there mistake
ABOUT ITS being one OF the most valuable family medicines
yet discovered Hundreds nay thousands, of certificates
have been from Physicians Cergymen and families
te mrs, esPectaoy bearing the strongest testimony in
lis iavor, too numerous to publish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
nIJHrToID, VA.
.7seRtc0g Institute.

rHrll next session Of me Medical Institute will com
mpnce the hrst oi the ensuing November, and
continue ten months In this lnsttuton all the branches
nt a complete Medical education taught. Especial
attention given 10 hc practical departments, such
Surgery and the Practice Of Medicine by aud elm
zeal illustrations; Chemistry by experiments, and Ana,o
my hy dssrcluns An abundant supply 81 the'matefla
f,r The study Of practical Anatomy, can always be had
during the proper season.
4 course IN this institute will entte sndenis 10 come
forward ft graduation, after attending one full course in
the Washington University Of Baltimore, Of the best
Mzliea schools IN the Union.
The fee fr full course VIII be one hundred dollars.
payable IA advance Any number OF students wishing
Ia pm this institute he accommodated with board,
*, IA halel. aed in private ames, IN moderate
tetms Sr, IN It's immediate vicinity.
'fhe institute ia located within hall mile Of Prince
+ Edward Conn llouso, mile Of Hampton Sidney Col
I lese. AID SIX miles from Farmyille aud IN noghbor
hoal ong distinguished for its healihiness, intelligence
and m3faliy.
JOHN p. METTAUER 4. NJ. NJ. D.
FRANCIS j. NErIAUFR, Jr. 4 NJ VI ID.
Prince Edward CONT House. sept. 2 wild
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
II II gg' n & ~ % OIL

'HNllE subscriber proposes 10 establish Law School
n IN the town Of Lynchburg to commence ON The
Euh day OF November next and continue until the Doth
DAY OF August 1870 comprising session Of six months
exclusive OF an Inermsslon during the spring terms of
the superior courts OF his clfcnlt.
The students will be required to read the text books
regularly and upon the portions read to UNDERGO period
zeal examinations. These will be frequent, much in
detail and conducted upon the plan of question and an
swer,a mode OF instruction generally adopted and il is
believed best calculated to impress the subject of his
studies upon the mind of the student. During the ex
am'na,ons there will be delivered such lectures and ex
plantations as may be deemed ncce ssary
The text books will be: Chtty's Blackstone. Tuck
er's Commentaries, I4onaxs Digest, Lomax an Execn.
Tors &c. Sa.kie ON Evidence. Chilty and Steven ON
Pleading
In connection with the Law School, and in riherance
ol It's object, II IS proposed also 10 establish a MOOT
COURT, To be held periodically during tho course. in
which all the Students " lo sufficiently advanced
VIII be expected 10 practise Its design will be to i'm
part TO the student, acquaintance with the prac,re
Of The Law IN the several courts Of this communicable
while he Is IS acquiring Wedge Of It's PRINCIPLES
Terms, SO payable in advance. Letters addressed
to the Undersigned at Lynchburg seeknn other narcn
lars IN relation to the school, will receive pron,n ,en
ton. DANIEL NVIt'coN
Aug5
Co-The Richmond Wing s Enquirer will please in
sert weekly ill stopped
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English and Classical School.

fe,llE subscriber W open, Monday Tho second Of
L September, in the Unlyersast Church. an Eng
lish and Classical Sohou both for males aud females for
sfssipu ol five months. His prices per session. for he
elementary branches of the English. such an Orho-
gfaphy, Reading Writing and Arithmetic, will be $40
Tor the higher branches Of the Englsh iI2 50 and Tor
the Classics sl7 90 payable IN advance, during the
sessoaor at the eSpatunoi as the patrons may prefer
The discipline and management OF his school will be
mild and parental the nature OF The business will
a1ml always adapted and having reference 10 the great
ojeei oi teaching. Having had considerable experience
he hopes h give satisfaction those whose patronage
he may ENJOY. and while the mental instruction Of hi,
pupils will be diligently pursued their moral improve.
nenl piH mol be forgo'ton
RICHARD A. SHELTON
Sept2 wiw
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VIE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the Fuun-
dry liouseofJ. Nj. Warwick, Esq, Immediately
On the canal, in iynchbug, adjoining the Commission
and Lumber warehouse Of b. +. Sackeii. takes this
method to INFORM his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared to Gil orders OF any size or nat
tern with and despatch either in Iron or Brass
having employeda strate caserboh in Iron and Brass
Any one ordering Castings, who have not the patterns
can have them made at the Foundry, on the most ac
eommodating terms.
In addition to the Foundry and Pattern shop. | have
Machine and Finishing shop, the same premises.
where am prepared to make repair any kind of Ma
ehnery in tron Brass or Wood.
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine. which is warrant
ed 10 excel any other now IN USE for cleaning the worst,
kind Of smutty and dirty wheat. lie is now manpl,c
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Fatteners superior article
Persons interested are invited 10 call and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere
1hrcshlng Machines on hand fer sale "a prime arti.
Gle L. ". COFFEE
July 10 wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09
JAYNEs TONIC vEnMrruaE.

'fHiiS NERMlFUGE is perfectly safe, and so p.- Ln
mat children Will not refuse to take it. 1t eiectua DE-
sroys Worms neurazes acidiiy or sornes Of The .tom
ach-increases appeeand as general and permanent
'ohc' ana Is therefore exceedingly beneficial in intermittent
ana fehlten levers indigestion, &c and is almost certain
cure ior ever and Ague OF children and what is Of great
Importance, 1t docs 1t permanently.
IL not only destroys Worms and invigorates the whole
system, but 1T dssoves and carries off the superintendent
slime or mucus so prevalent in the stomach and bowels OF
chtdren more especially of those in bad health This
Gus forms the bed in which worms produce their
main IL the body.
1t Is harmless in its effects the SYSTEM and the eahcI
INC nac"t Is always improved by its use even whcnno
Worms discovered Numerous certificates Of i. "e''
ness have been received ,'h;~' - .... , not co,.
der necessary to PUBLISH yet to give the reader an idea Of
9 'eimiiuge powers lie will mention few cases He gave
he dishI Ieow not tour years old, and in lew das
oi,cfsed upwards OF ninety large Worms He also
TO ms daughter, then about three years DID, when
,,snb "T Tryy tnrty worms in one night. A.
oo'.th hon1son Salem, N j. administered lhs
20 enid between two and three years old, anu
mat in few days she discharged one hundred md
tWenty-seFcn large Worms
-, W 1osePh a. ienz, OF the Penn Township SavingiH'
IN t,s CITY gave it to of his children, 's.
mat alter The sixth dose it brought away aboutfiy Worn"
at once, five and six inches long
Mr. Ferdinand Woodroof used two bottles of this verm
,e iof Dyspepsia and in the of two weeks dhaI
oy perfectly cured of his Dyspepsia. .
ANOTHER gentleman of this CITY had admnistercd J"
az laughter, about three years old, when she had num
from her bowels, composed entirely oil u'
moi - "oi's, ne says, they crne away from
oy hundreds but may truly say by thousands I
andn solid halsa large hickory nuts, comPo''
entirely OF dead worms.
naiy what the public have long desired medicine Of
i p winch might be depended upon (peparcd by aTs
ncW isnow offered to them, and be hna
anJ -, VIZ JAfNE,No 20 South Street, PhiiadePa,a,
Balsam. "'' 'NPe''oiah' anN N"
he above Medicines are for sneby
DAVID II. LYMAN, Agent, -.
M,ro,,, Lynch6ms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-09

Mr. NJ. w. FUQuA, orr former sgeni IN Lynch
W bury having st,pPcd business. We therefor. have
Given our Plough agency over 10 Alessrs J. u. KEN
WICK \ Go, where We viii always keepa stock OF
Grst rate Livingston County Ploughs, POINTS, Sides
&c
AS, Points end Sli5cs or what Plongls Lave been
sold l1f us ard Mr.. u +. Avery. by Mi. fogaa The
Livingston county Plough is Ion well knovn to add i1r-
ihef IN relation 10 superior quality over every other
Plough IN Just calf on Messrs J. ID. hfN-
WICK 4 Co. and examine the PLOUGH. We er-
ee shortly be the only persons thai can sell the Lily
inesl5a county Plyughs, Points sc. In LsnehbuW.
BRYAN & BRADLEY.
Aug % Zpiwl2Zs
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T.fLU.1HLE YOR.fCtO ESy.fTs.
For SALE.

OFFER faf sale valuable TRACT OF LAND.
Il IN the riuuy ut Henry containing Su35l arrrs lying
Smiths river aud Faa an1 Middle creeks Il is about
miles from Henry G II. aud abont - from Dausllir
The land Is undnating aud We'll adapted TO the growth
Of cora. whea and ilseca The iuDaccr made updn II
meets the reades, sale There are abhuI 900 acres Of
open land; the rst covered with valuable iiube. pop
lar lyens chssnui and great variety of oaks. About
miles from The estate There s an tNc,l.ch SAW
MILL. The lan1 is aaa dtyidcd into seven farms With
c'Iatnodi0us Improvements upan uuIn, al witch are
rented nut-the amount 81 the rsHs having advanced al
the last lease Springs u the pure,i found on
every part oi The tract AMI she fegon m which II lies
- one ct the heahiesl IN tire Stale. The optto tact
viii be sold. ~ II wi he divided suit purchasers
The terms viii b. very accommodating interest hear
iag bonds well seenfei helae desirable as money
Possession given The lsi day Of January 1873 la
ssle be no, effected privately before the OH day Of Sep
'en'ber next II @il then ibat bring court day be oIer
sd at public sale at Henry { II Letters addressed 10
me at Fredericksburg (pos' paid) viii meet with prompt
s,ianlion. ARTHUR H. H. BERNARD :
June II ,QSen
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Mrs. T.. REEEGGEAS,
OF RICHMOND,

VT1Ii.L open a Boarding and Day School flr the FL
w uealnn Young Ladies', in LyRchburg, un lhs
first day of Ortlhef next.
As many of the inhabitants Of Lynchburr have s1
siled and aie xous have Female Seminary which
will prevent The necessity Of sending their Daugh-
other States to finish their Education. it IA 10 be
hoped thai not only The Town. bul tho Families in the
surrounding country will literally patronse the school
Eycy aiienihn Will be paid. not only 10 their rell
giuus moral conduct, aud improvement OF mind. but al
Ia the grace ahd personal neainess, which
IN the great anxiety II cultivate the understanding, is
unfreqnenlly LOST sght Of Care will be taken that
young Ladies' whose parents guardians desire it,
attend the Church of any denomination they may wish.
Teachers engaged who bear the highest lesrimonl-
ais Of their being fully competent and experienced 10
discharge the several duties required Of them.
The school f1f the present Is located Main street
in the house formerly occupied by MIR. Smith iof a
School Tor several years.
Terms per session Of five months always payable in
advance:
Board including washing, bed, bedding, &c $50 90
Tuition IN all branches necessary 10 complete
thorough E1glsh education. 20 90
Pupils al twelve years OF age. and under, - 90
Pupils AT eight years Of age, aud under, II 80
French and Latin each, 10 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Music on the Piano Forte, 80 90
Use of the Piano, 2 80
On the Guitar. 80 90
Ornamental Ncedlework, 90
REFERENCES.
Bishop Johns, Rev. DR.. Empie, Rev. George Wood
bridge, Judge Gabeii, Judge Robertson Mr. Sam' Tay
or, NJ. James Lyons. Richmond; Rev. w. II Kincit
lie, Re. T.. Csmpson, Rev. A. Dbreli, Col. Left
wich Mr.. J. G. Meen, Mr.. WIN. Radlord, Lynchbarg;
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Baltimore.
Ang5 w2m
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-Iil,e TRUE pmim EXTRACTOR snIsc, Nhiel

i cures like charm al BURNS by fire or water,
s every external SORE, PAIN. INFLAMMATION,
Ache or lchiag yet fund the human family, 10
which Il has been applied. must always be bouatt gtiu-
lae irn tomslock & Co. OF New iofk tleIF author
ized Agents. All cautned against spurious ar
tiees. which may always be avoided by knowing the one
you huy comes rom Comsioek < Co., who now the
only proprieors and manufacturers. Inquire for Con
nel's which is warranted TO do all il would when
called by any other name, the price shall be refunded
IN any II II does not please. To place 1t within the
reach Of all, the price has been reduced than ou
fold, and is sold for Is cents the Turner price being
loo exofbllant. The 80 cents Size contains iou
Times much the fofe, and The dollar size
len times much.
No family that has any tile 10 humanity, will fail to
have Councils Pain Extractor Ointment, always on
hand 10 save life. all scars and reduce all agony from
any burn IN five minutes, provided they have seen it
used, or will believe those who have used it,
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
LYnchbnrg, Va.
June II (6) Is
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v 4 J. a. 1 BE L. AND
IT .fEFETgO1.

HNllE undersigned offer 1T sale that well known and
Il Saluaoie estate iurmefy the residence OF tho late
Col. joel Rowland. situated Ia nleourt county, ON the
@sa Valley Road leading irun Slaunlon to lennesseo
~ miles fon faeasie, the county seat of Boieunrt
5 miles from Jachs1n james River and niles from
buchanan containing about b2S acres, 300 acres OF he
are cleared and the remainder heavily mbered The
whole farm Is admirably adapted the growth of To-
baeco, Corn, Wheat and Clover. The best Of the
Land yet to elear 2O0 OF which might be clear
cd with advantage Ia the farm aud vet leave an ahun
dance for timber. There is productive meadow of a.
bout acres, which may be enlarged any extent at
The discretion OF the owner, and all u which may be- wa
tered. There also fine Orchard consis,inr Of An.
pes, Cherries, Apricts and Peaches being the choi-
cest selecnr OF lfnit in Nestem lirninin There is
rarely tract OF land u the extent that can boast
o as many iiae and never failing Springs, watering IN
ihef course the greater portion OF the Land.
The Improvements are LARGE two story Frame
f7.sss DWELLING HOUSE, a two story FRAME.
hill KITCHEN, a Smoke House, a Stone Spring
-@--A House, LARGE FRAME BARN, 40 lee, by
lOO, Frame Negro House Sc. all OF which have late.
~ undergone Thorough aud complete course OF re.
pair.
Il is rarely sae! valuable property is offered in mar
kei-n Is IN one oi The best of nrighhurhoods and
within half a mile OF Grist and Saw Mil. hui
as we presume ihose who desire 10 purchase will
view Tor themselves, deem further description un
necessary. The above named property viii be offered
To me highest bidder. The premises On the 2Jth a
oI September nexi, nj II O'Clock. The terms will be-
one half cash. the balance in three annual instamrnts
trust upon the Land Ill be required in security for The
deferred payments.
The above lands viii be shown by Mr.. WIN. r Row
land, living the premises or by tho subscribers y
i"g near The Natural Bridge. Rockhridre county.
WIN. llUMES.
Aur2 l25s