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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

GEO HOUSE, IL Beeku,an .treet
near Nassau Don de Rvas, Of above
now Havana hs. Just sent per schr tleoaor choice
lot OF segars as quotInk his seldom
he best and calculate establish his reputation AZ
accomplished Judge of the friend of friendess
thopc weed And fact pofentae beheId or pur
ed better Rsg,la 'han those seat By Don f. Rvas the up
ter Of He also States that tobacco is very arce and
that the pce of segars advanced" Neve thess we will
maintain former moderate pces and request patrons
the public generally to call and this most
lent INVOICE Persons wishing the from the
Custom House will please apply above, without delay
PENA & RIVAS
Another lot expected per ship Adelaide due in a few dy.
Iwsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
NENT,

IN.
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness and durabi.
ty fhs work. desires inform his and the public
hat he suit the economical tendency the times
making symens Of he very best quality at reduction Of 90
from former prices and less believed per
than Of the quality By the cheap
houses this city, Is order that gentlemen may undsrtand
%it'sd to hsr with that the goods
Superior West Of Englasd Ceth Coats. ..Si2 to ie
Pants. Of black or double mied cassmers.. ...3 to
Making and thinning in the style, the folowns
prices
Pants and Vests ell 10
Superior Beaver Ovsrcoats, from 3i2 to s2o.
j6 lmsec John MOFFAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
prin1iuoL Starr I1I Chatham .treet Ne.a Ya=L

Principal Store, l2l Chatham street New York.
Branch Store, 3l6 Blocker ST. ~ Y
.7sency at ll6 FULTON street, Brooklyn
Also, ~ Main and pan Hoton 1t, Paterson NJ
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND coUN.
TRY families aud purchasers their several establish.
neas, where they hink will be found BY Ia the best se.
cton Of pure aud unauthorized Teas in the United sa;s
renee TO high ,iits 10y prices and upright dealing
Original and only warehouse for the sale of Howqua Bae
Tea We rcmeinber the
ger q the principal store ~ Chatham stretviz between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
Tea Company have nothing 70 DO with sny ether storer
whatever. those described The top this advertise
nert ia I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Starr.
A DALEsME Importer and Agent for Manufacturer, has
IA. always hand large for dinner
plain white and gilt French Porcelain well dinner and
dessert plates all sizes assorted Dishes urrcns
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custsIds and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware, Greek Fruch and Amer
shape.
All the articles warranted Of the best quality and b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

FILLS! ApPLES ]! For sale by HAWLEY 4
"A ssllTH 81 Fulton Market The beat quality of Western
New iok iruf N small or large quantities Spxenburs
.ssncEs Oillowers and other kinds troc rmen would
do well to call Tor there will be in barrels
yOrfEN-loo cases sheahing Copper from II 10 % or
~ Manufactured from the best the csrefuI man
mer, Tor sale by H. X. COLLINS L co,
~ ttrr ~ Sruth strusf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l-2ooo lbs Black OXIDE Of
Az, - manganese, f,r sale by PERsSE BROOKS.
JN 'ue No 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

W NOI DESPAlk.
LII who have been unfortunate contract certrin
private dsesss and have become weary with ulceasng
forts 20 restore themselves 70 health aud but hao met
with bitter disappointment IN medions that promised the
desired effect ks and look forward
dencc to perfect aud speedy restoration Of all their
Thomas Specific Pille have failed the
aggravated and proced eases Of gonorhoea
and they Will certainly Of mild kind
iny,I hours These wills are quail" beneficial for either
mild ma certain 10 their Effects like charm all
the Of seass from the sysisin ing the constitu
all the strength and vigor 81 o,enis ed youth
Pnce 81 per box. Agents rt II \. =. 20 Fulton
At, and az Broadway cor Chamber, "a Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

kkk FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Packet of the 9th
MS&S Eeb.The frst class packet ship GEO WA-HING-
A6TON, Capt f. P. Allen, will sail az above hef regu
lar day.
Having superior accommodations for csbn second
bin and passengers intending embark should
make immediate application board foot Of Msden Lane or
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street, Of south.
The George Wash ngou will be succeeded by the first
packet ship United States Captain btton the lh
February.
For the accommodation Of wishing remit money
70 their families or trieads drafts will be ums suit
their tn Provincial Bank Ireland and all ts
branches throughout the kingdom on Msssrs Spoone
Atwood & Co., Bant London-payabe 10 every town
27rc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
Sta REWARD.

from The residence of the subscriber,
III near Tie mouth Of Angola, in Cumberland county,
abou, the =, u,mo, two negro men, to vii:
EDMUND, small teiio,, about ~ years OF age,
dark brown skim small mole on his cheek. Il do not
recoec @hich) his front teeth much decayed ana mas
pleasing codnienance when spoken 10.
ELLCK, likely young fellow. q years OF age,
black skim thick head of hair, about size, has
oors Look when spoken To, though pleasing eounien-
ance. " T.. ..If Do. aa e =
Both are arftl fellows, and will make violent effort
to accomplish their escape to Free State and learn
that il was their avowel aim 30 make their way 10 Ono
have reason believe that they have forged pass or
free pa ers They took with them all their clothing,
and fesnnot describe what they had when they lett
N will Give the above reward Of $40 for theft appre
henson and delivery to me, for securing Them IN Jail
so that get them aganor $2O for either, and all rea
sonable expenses paid -. .-3. -. =
Address the subscriber at Stony Point post olice,
Cumberland cotinty. WIN. u CROW DER.
ns- The Kanawha Republican will neert the aooVf
Immediately three times, and forward account to 'k'
.f;coe g. 90 H1ar-ff l-as"t asf'r-.i+ fsH
I Aug. 10 ~ = "'@ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
RrTOLER. TOW:vLEr1 = ST.ITM.s.M.
.s#a MISSES GOssDON'S
FE.W.1EE SE.Nk.y.FRY.

VINHE next session Of this institution will reopen on
4 Monday the 2nd ofSeptember, in the basemen, s,o-
~ of the Baptist Church
Encouraged by the lib raj patronage they have already
received. they pledge themselves 10 use every exeron
to renderu worthy Of public confidence.
Ie,msper session Of .fve moniWpayable IN a,lran &C.
Isl class, for Begnners-A lphabetica Lessons Spell
ling and Multiplication Table, $500
2nd class-Spelling, Reading, Writing, Elements of
Arithmetic, Of Geography and History, ~ 5000
3rd class photography, Reading. Writing, Gram
mer, Geography with lie use Of Maps and Globes lis
tory, Arithmetic and Composition. $1,000
4th class-Ail the higher English branches usually
taught in the best Schools together with French SIS 90
Latin, an extra charge.
Music the Piano, three lessons per week, $500
Use Of the instrument for PRACTISING 500
Drawing and Painting 1000
Oriental Uniting, 500
Wax Work, 1000
Embroidery and Worsed Work, 600
They are now prepared 10 accommodate number Of
Young ladies with board every attention shall be paid
well to the personal comfort aud health as 10 the mental
and moral Improvement of those entrusted To their care
Terms for board. ten dollars per month. Lauudress,
one dollar per mouth.
Patrons respectfully and earnestly solicited to see
that the pupils enter school aud Join their classes at the
commencement of the term.
No deduction be made Tor absence from school, ex
cept in cases Of proracled illness.
Aug Is is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

VIE creditors of S. H. Davis, Esq, are hereby no
~ 'ihed aud required, to report eher claims upon the
snd, accompanied by tFe evidence of debt, to Mr..
~ ~ w. christian, at my office in Lynchburg on or
Ne. vi, The first day of August next. as
Inc deed Of Trust provides generally for all Mr. Da-
sa scots and liabilitiesony excluding So III as may
s ,"a 70 report to the Trustees after public notice.
1's'oead will be declared and paid the 10Th day OF
August next. = GARLAND Tus,ee
Aug rs s.r - - ia FL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
POSrpONENIENr.

very many OF the creditors of 5. II. Davis, have lail-
GU 70 report their claims Mr.. Chrislsn above
tasfa whereby an accurate account and div dend csH
70 made. iheyare hereby naafea, that. all who fail
g, No W. on or beiure the 9th day Of Sept nex, will
pe excluded frn any participation in the trust
paid. "'' tue" oe eiosS'' an" .p o"e
Aug Is ,.,1,,s'..- aa g o. ,,ss 80 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
GORlw1SSutsNEg,S SALE,

Ncoiormliy decree OF tho oip u superior court
= ot law and chancey for the town Of lynchhurg. at
lis May term, lSl4, IN the of Allen T. Caperton
and Harriet his wife, and other plaintiffs against Eliza
h. Eehuls, widow and relict OF Joseph Echols deed
aud former eyeeu,rx of said joseph Ecbos. deed and
other deendans; the undersigned, sergeant OF the corpo
ration OF lynchhurg. aud commissioner appointed for
The purpose will proceed 10 sell, at public ancon,
on the premises, Friday the 9th day oi Sep
tember tho valuable brick Tenement, In the
town of Lynehbnrg, third street. adjoining the
iden,e Of Capt Ammon Hancock. and neatly opposit
That OF Mr. John Cary. Ihs n commodous and con =
venient dwelling house. and is we'll worthy the attention
of purchasers. And on Saturday, the 2Sh OF Scpiem-
Der, he viii proceed to sell, also the premises a
Tract of Land, situated Athers creek in the county
Of Campbell. immediately the turnpike road from
lynehhng Ia Chiffon s. abuut miles from The former
place, and short distance from the latter. This
ct Land contains about 20 acres. aud is very valuable.
There is II dwelling house. aud the necessary out
houses. aud it is uow cultivated by Mr.. Edwin Mat
lhcws. whose land adions Those in wan, OF eood
tract oI Land ~ healthy and pleasant section Of
Try. will do well 10 attend the sale
Ferns Que, Two and three years credit the pnrcha-
sers giving bonds with appravej security, and ihe title
to The property retained rs ultimate security or the pay
meut OF the purchase noney.
IL. DUNNiNGToN. s. G, l..
aud Commissioner.
~. The Richmond Wing will publish. IN country
paper til day Ut sale aud send lis 10 this office
July Is l21Sep
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
100 ACRES

The greaet portion oft cleared and in good state of i'm
p.ovemenl and very productive. comfortable
N!if DWELLING HOUSE on This land, with all
SA the necessary outhouses first rate Orchard SC.
The whole tract well wa.erei. This Tract adjons the
Lands uf WIN. Radtord, Capt. Hawkins and others, and
will be shew to any person wishing to purchase, by
Mr.. Allison b. Baar|. 1.-The land is not sold before
The 18Th day Of September next ii will on that day be
opered for sale al Public Auction. -.
Aug IS At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
Inlwobic Ao.efs xor Nnfc.

slE subscriber offers Tor sale the following valuable
Il lands, 10 Wit; One Tract in the county Of Camp
bell, lying IN the fork Of Flat Creek and Otter River
containing about one thousand and seventy five acres;
this tract is estimated there upwards Of 90 acres
of low grounds Of excellent quality, three ouhs of
which lies in body without break in il neal,
all of the cleared high lands are productive, aud
were originally oithe first quaIity.-lhere is still
portion of fine tobacco land to clear aud the lands
AFFORD an abundant supply Of good pine timber as well as
rail timber and fire woud thn whole plantation is ad-
mraby adapted clover aud grass Of every description;
and the subscriber can with confidence say he has never
Witnessed more beneficial durable effects from the ap
pcaon Of plaster or farm pen any land than
he has on those; there is also on the land Limestone
quarry which might be worked to any desired extent;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
EEEGETOR'S SALE OE


Z y pursuance Of the last viii aud testament Of The
a late WIN. faArfnah deed the subscriber offers Tor
sale his tract of Lard IN the county Of Boteuurl, lying
Immediately nj the juncnn Of the Jaeksonand Cowpas
torc Rivers. The tract contains
$3.50 Acres.
of which about sixty cleared and well enclosed
and the greater part well sci ia grass for meadow The
tract generally lies remarkably we'll aud heavily timber
ed with pine, aud is Of good quality highland gen
orally IN the negbhurhood The Improvements consist
o excellent house built Of stone immediately
the forks Of the rivers snd The turnpike Rad leading
TO Covi0glon. very comfortable Dwelling house for
small Hmily, and knchep and Dairy. The yard is well
enclosed, with same nice shrnbhery There arc some
choice tmit trees also the premises.
Terms Of sale, are one lfhcasb. the balance in four
equal annual payments, with bonds with approved Sc.
curlty anda dee of trust 10 secure the deferred pay
mens, llhe above tract Of land is not previously dis
posed OF by private sale, (aud il should be. due
viii be glyen) II viii be sold at public auction. to the
highest bidder the premises, the second day Of Sep
enber neat, II fair, If not the next fair day following
NJ. SNEAD,
EAT of WIN. 1aulman, deed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
TRACT or LAND.
July | |
gstIs'sE sALI3 OE
al jAEs 4, w. IA ~ ID

"A a. q "a Is Il r. H. "A " I'D.
q virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed by josiah r.
RS Ellis, dated the 22nd day nl Angus. lSi3 and re-
corded IN the clerks office OF Amherst county, | shall
oiier for sale 10 The highest bidder, Amherst court
house. Tor cash. on the Both day of August Che present
month"; tract Of land conveyed by said deed aud des-
cribed by as contanng $40 acres and yng upon Ped
lar River in The county OF Amherst. Also. the undv
ded interest the personal estate of john Ellis dec
owned by The said JOSIAH r. Ellis. This land is
regarded as VERY VALUABLE. aud is deserving the
attention oiany wishing TO purchase fine landed estate
believe the title to be good. bat shall only sell and
convey such is vested by the deed under which
act SAML. Nj. GARLAND Trustee.
Aug tlO Aug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

A L the same time and place mentioned IN the above
"A advertisement the subscriber, IN pursuance Of a
deed of trust executed To him by Ezekiel liorner and
Elizabeth his wife, 10 certain debts therein
Toned bearing date un the ninth day Of January, egh
teen hundred and thirty mine. ana of record in the clerk
office Of the county court Of Campbell viii proceed IL
sell the same
TRACT or LAND.
Mentioned in the above advertisements at public auction
to the highest bidder, Tor cash. in order 10 satisfy the
provisions OF said deed. The subscriber acting as irus
tee viii convey only such title The purchaser as is
vested III hun by the deed under which he acs.
JOHN 3, DABNEN, Trustee
July IL tl0A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
Prime Cuba Green Coffee.

40 BAGS PRIME GREEN CUBA CoFFE.
w On consignment. and Tor sale low. Apply TO
=#......z .--ssfH5 GEO, BAGBY.
WANTED-Wool, Feathers. Tar and Beeswax.
G. b.
June 3. Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
vMluubfe Land Tor S0lc.

VIZ. undersigned wishes to sell his Trac, OIL AND,
y'ns on IVY Greek, IN the county Of Bedford, con-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

NEW GnN LS1ssN.
J. G. & z. G.. TAG. CLAryAYAN,
GRoCERS s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
LYNcHpunG, Va.
mo G. McCLANAHAN, (of the firm Of Wilson &
- McClanahan. Buchanan,) and T.. q. Mechanism .
(of Roanoke county, have entered into cu-parnership
under the style and firm Of
j. g. Il II. g. McCLANARAN,
For the purpose of doing general Grocery and Com.
mission Bushes, in l,ynehhurg, Va We have taken
the corner house, Vain ST., four doors above Messrs
Bryant Il Young, and next door to DIR. Seay's Drug
Store. They will give particular attention 10 the sale
FLOUR, WHEAT, TOBACCO,
and all kinds of prodnce aso receive and forward Goods,
&c, Liberal cash advances made produce in hand.
We intend keeping constantly for sale well selected
...t Stock Of Groceries. &c.
upon good terms any other house in the place, f
cash, 10 per making consgnmeuts. Ten years
experience IN business by the senior partner, with the en-
lire personal attention Of both, will, Think enable
patronage.
r. ~ REFERENCES.
J. Anthony Cash of Bank of Va. at Buchanan; Col
John Shirkey, JAS. River. Bot. Co; H. NJ Bowyer, Bot
co., VIM. NJ. Radiord, do; Geo P Iayoe, do; Capt. j.
lakeland, Nat. Bridge; X. ID. Montague, Christians
burg, Mont; Peck & Wall Blacksburg, do &c. H. Peck
Monroe CO., r. g. Griffin Bush, Franklin CO.. S. c.
Hurt & Co., Bedford CO.; Pleasan, Preston, do; VIM
Gish Cross Roads, do. John Soner Bedford co; Pzer
& Johns H. Salem, Roanoke CO.; p. II. & A. +. Huff
do do; Peck s Micou. Big Lick, do Gen. f. Watts,
Roanoke CO.; Chas Oliver do; Jno. +. j. White, do;
W. NJ Peyton. do; Col. Chapman, do; Samuel
Slonet do William Bush, do; COL f.. s j. McCana-
haD do; Madison Pzer, do.
iynchbury Aug. IL I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

vuyrrOU Hr JJesferN Friends.
" WILL give tie highest Market prices for
W.vla Dccon, Wool, Wool R,'ls Fesihprs and Bees
A., =, b. r. 1INSLEYs& co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
DWELLING RsHUsE.

good Negro Cabins with stone chimneys, good Barn.
large well arranged Stable, good Tobacco Houses suili
cent to cure Is or 10000 pounds Of Tobacco mote
minute description would be superfuous purchasers
will of course exanine and Judge Tor themselves 10
those, however who may wish TO purchase and that
have no knowledge Of tie place he subscriber will say.
that it has long deseryedly been regarded ofo Of
he most yaneha estates IN this section country; within
IS miles Of Lynchburg, to which the products of the
farm can be sent any day; 8 miles from New Lon
don Academy, whe'e there is tne SCHOOL, rnd
cool manufacturing Mil and Saw Mil within 200
yards Of the panalon altogether form aggregate OF
advantages that lew places possess.
Also, other tract, containing GOO acres lying in
the county Of PnisylYana, on Saunlon River and Syc-
Creek;-lhis tract Is regarded good Tobacco
plantation, being well adapted To raise fine manuiactu-
ring Tobacco. portion Of which, yet To clear, is fine
high land any the counts the land borders The
river for half mile: the low grounds harrow
but of excellent quality; there is also valuable Grst
Mill on Sycamoe creek, well known one Of the best
streams in The cnunty cor milling purposes; the improve
mens comfortable overseers House, excellent Ne
groe Houses, together with the usual farm buildings. An
immediate sale Of the abuve land very dCeiTsb'e i the
subscribers and is given that he is disposed
to sell them 2. their fair vaue the payments he has
doubt can be arranged 10 suit the purchaser.
For further particulars apply TO the subecrl5eF;of to t0
VIM. Y. Smith in lynchburg. MAJ John l.. Adams
will show give any information desired respecting the
Land in tsylysna, who is also authorized to make
sale Of the same.
,.. .. JOHN SMITH. JR..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-05
.a.m. or the Richmond ENQUIRER.

~ The ENQUIRER Is published DAILY and SEMI
ufrSLY For The Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
and al the rate of eiga, dollas II taken f1r snort
,.,,,I than one wear FnI the rmi-Neekiv, nve
mas p.r annum, and Three Dollars foi SIX ~ 'nths,
yahlr m advance 10 be paid IN the oes or remed by
,, p,-, paid; or Six dollars per annnm at the END oil
.hr scar. .,.;,
x All dues TO this office may he RENTED per mail,
a, and available Bank notes, at the risk oil me Eu-
ne postage Of all letters 6e,ag pad by the srers-
I hostage Of single letter Is scarcely of any account
- he writer. IL is the accumulation II postage, IN an
,t,nS;ve business, which operates as serious Tax
nnon the Edr,rsl "
uF'" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE pAiLY ENoUlRER-For one square OF
i,,.en lines or less. first insertion, fifty cents, ana
-ry succeeding insertion twenty tive ctnts-h insert
Of once a week, twice u week, or three times week,
th,r,y seven and q half cents.
Annual advertisers charged hily dollars Tor lhy
un,, aui in that proportion for advertisements OF
,sa,sr leng,h-excrpt Lottery Vendors ant Auction
ee,s who are charged one hundred dollars, lpapor h
cuted.) - ;,a,
lines or less first inseriion cents for each coniinu'
anCe 10 cents. "a .;,h a..
Ord,ts from distance must be accompanied with the
ton. -. -. ,,,x,
whenever the par,y's hand wiring ID unknown al ths
Once must be authenticated BY the endorsaton oil the
Postmaster the neshborhood, they will In no case
- published Every measure, that has been taken 10
,,,ven mpostons and Qnizzes, has proved heretofore
,navaing. We must therefore, insist IL such case,
pnu the comnu being certified by the name oil
tie Postmaster, ,orneR on the back If The letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-05

Green Bottom IN CaJeN County, Va, for Sale.
T WISH osellthisvaluable Tract of Land, con-
L tanning nearly five thousand acres, of which
two thousand acres are rich level bottom land
living on the Ohio River in Cabell county, Viz
e,nia. Thirteen hundred acres are in cultivation
--moIe than two hundred being IN meadows adj
Joining each other from which have frequently
cut 800 tons of Hay, and shipping ii 10 New
Orleans have commanded as high as S43 per ton
for part OF it, The soil, in its exceeding rich-
ness and fertility, cannot be surpassed by any in
the Union-is well waiered by numerous springs
of pure and excellent water and possesses all
the varieties Of fine timber which is naturalto the
climate. The dwelling house is large three
story brick building Gncluding basemenD neatly
finished and well furnished, with brick kitchen
and an excellent garden adjoining it, There
is, short distance from the house, an excellent
spring Of very cold water, with large stone
spring house, having stone floor. There are
several fine orchards containing variety OF Ap-
pies, Pears, Peaches, Cherries, &c; large Pork
house arranged for The packing OF meat. Three
large barns, ono OF them 100 feet square, very
high having a large press in the centre for
the pressin. of Hay. Also new frame ware
house on the river, 30 BY 100 feet There is
an oversecrs house, wafer mill, (Which grnds
corn.) and all other outhouses, such as stables,
graparies, &C. conveniently situated. have
between two and three hundred head of cattle,
between twenty and thirty head of horses, over
one hundred head Of sheep, and will feed above
1000 head OF hogs this Fall: and about 500 acres
of corn growing, which expect will yield me
between 10 900 and $4,000 bushels OF corn-all
OF which | am DESTROYS OF selling, and which il
bought with TIC land, possession will bc given
Immediately The reader may think il strange,
my wishing Ia leave 50 desirable a situation, bu'
being badly afflicted with the Rheumatic pains,
| have found by experience that Southern eli
mate agrees with me much better in This respect;
also, having good deal OF land lying in Texas
and thinking could do better by going into the
sugar business have concluded to remove lhither.
The terms OF this sale made known on applica-
ton 10 the proprietor, now residing on the. farm,
who will take great pleasure in showing it to
any one who NAV I've DESTROYS of purchasing it.
This tract was formerly military claims, bought
up bv Wilson X Nicholas formerly Governor OF
Virginia; then WIN. Cabell, next Governor be-
came its possessor, from whom | purchased il,
and have been living on II for the last eighteen
years. WIN. JENKINS.
Cahel Co Va Get - 1911 Tee