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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-17

MEXICo.-A revolution broke out at Tabasco
on the 10Th ut, which resulted in oyerturning the
constituted authorities.
No news farther upon the Texas question. Hos
tilItes will undoubtedly be commenced against the
United States Immediately upon the receipt of the
news from Texas. But what can Mexico do in a
war with the United States2 4" On the side of the
oppressor there Is po,cer."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-07-17

has secret orders from his government to destro
and ruin the Christians entirely, or he could not S
openly aid and assist their enemies
At this moment, with the help of our glasses, W
see unfortunate fugitive Christians, women an
children, to the number of 6 or 1000, on the coas
Two ships of war, one French and one Apstriat
and five or six small vessels, chartered by thesmei
camille body, have sailed, to collect and save thel
from the dreadful death which awaits them froi
famine do not know what so many people wi
do here to live; or what we all shall do, from tn
great existing scarcity of water, when the popui'
tion of our city will be augmented by 5000 {
20, 900 souls"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
INTERESTING WORKS.

We thank he publishers in New York, -. Ap
pic.on & Co., for sending 10 US, through Nash &
Woodhouse Of Ibis CITY, a splendid octave 30.
lurlr, beautifully printed, entitled, The Ali.cel-
laneons Works Of Thomas Arnold. y. d., late
Head Master Of Rugby School, ard Eegius Pro-
lessor OF Modern History in The University oil
Oxi3fd;n with n;ne additional essays, not inclu-
dct in the Eng .sh collection: This new volnme
q. Dr. Arnoii contains his celebrated treatise on
Christian Politics; Essays on Church ami stale;
the Church of England, Early Roman History;
The Oxford Traces; The Social Progress d States;
Education ,i The Middle Glasses; The Operative
Classes; Poetry iur the People, Sc. Originality,
force and freedom ct thought distinguish this
writer, whose c2racious mind sheds new light
upon The ,Iost hacineycd subject. Ills writings
look directly 10 :: moral as we'll rs Intellectual
benefit. This valuable wori: should be in the IL
brary OF every clergyman, and indeed every one
who desire, 10 keep UP with the better thinking o.
the age
TO the same quarter We are indebted FOR a
beautiful little pocket edition Of Tom Moores
gems OF poetry, the "irsn Melodies" They
come in such captivating form, that we are al
most lemr,ed 10 ike over again our days oil ro-
macce. The paper and print Of this "sweei' lit
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Disre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
FOR SALE. AND LEASE,
BIZ SHEPHERD BROWN and JOS. II. JOHNSTON

b. SHEPHERD BROWN and JOS. Il. JOHNSTON,
I,cij1s, .ll,:s.
ID EFERENCES: john u, Mu,'eil, Sainl. Garland
- and John G. .leen, E<q' l.such!,efs "a; Or.
Stirling Nih!c,, Brichl .nl Va: Dr. william Wit
kns. CASTOR, : e.. !. ". tonidia aac Wa II. Dcn-
ns, Esq. Charlotte, Va; w. II. Merritt, Giern'i.c
county, Va
2 n5u acres &c Land, tow nsip H. rance Wr-t on
Deer Creek ,ssgIrGa enuniv, Miss SIC atres cleared
and in cu'tivatun, with r;n and mia, and E.gro houses
This land is eqna 10 rct'oa land IN the state, y
nov under rent pr. CT. arre-wl be sold, OF IN
interest of htt exchanged r.: hsgr"sa, aud cult
va,.d jo'n,,y-llsd and nr:recs 10 b" W. ,iei.
l0G acr,s in township 3 range West. "n the same
a,rram which is navs,tlr BY email stcambnit-; u
acres cleared and in tva,:on v III sn aud mill! and
negro hoases-supetior Cotton landwii be sold or an
nercs; o one half rxcha ccd for Eegroes, and cu;va
ed ionily-land aud rc.ru-s to &c valued.
$50 acres of Land, fronting on the Mississippi river,
IN Louisiana miles below NickSbnrg, nu acres in Gu!
ivation with gin, ard mill, and negro hunses-w Ill he
sold or exchanged as above. The land Is excellent, and
well suited for wood ya'd-we have now 5000 cords
and far sale on III, same
500 acres OF wood Ilud, fronting Mississippi liver,
in louisiana miles ahuve Viekshury-lant excellent.
IFastiRpi0a CUuntR, Mss.
The followiE: Lands on the Suntower river, OF e.
very superior quiity in best cotton region. unipfo,cd,
we will lease N lots Of $50 actes, for term Of years,
without charge except The taxes, 10 any person who
i'll put on the same IL hands. aud we VIII pay Tor Inc
gin house is valgc at The expiration Of years. or we
will give the land liic b;h yer iut the ho'ss /:
; 5uU acres Of Land tu'd Lake Sunh"wrr river part
of sections - So 25 - % "a .6 and -, township ~,
range West
1850 acres, Sunh wer river, sec.i"Ds, I, aud 10,
township l., range West.
1851 acres, on Sunilower river sections H. TO- ., .
and !, town. hip IL range West
800 acres part sections and 20, township IL, range
West.
6u acres part sections |, ound 3, township Is, range
G. Weat.
aoJg acres on SuThower river, part sections y, y,
20, IA Is and 81, township iG, range West.
ArkGnsaS
$50 acres of Land fronting Mississippi river, IN
Phillips county, II miles above Helena, valuable for Tue
timber.
river viii sell lease III lois of h50 acres Tor years
To anv person who will put on the same ID hands-no
charge, except the taxes. This land is said 10 b. very
flne. and well suited for tobacco.
An l3lYk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
TEXAS EMIGRATION.

EhNso EMINtila 4 lO-N
TIME subscriber Offers behalf OF The Texas 1Socia
1 ten 3.U sares nf Land the Eniey Of .c;Inn,
10 be surveyed by The Association, for s., 10 anyImiy
who may settle thereon tom any part o the Estates
or Europe, by the lst day oi July, 1875; ate which
time, hut 2D0 acres will be given 10 each tamil!
tIlle To the land may he obtained, al any the aher
settlement, from tic Texan Guvenmtnt, on nnditiop
of building on comrabic cabin, and enc!olng and
culIivang not less than Is acres pr three tais. i
failure Ia comply with these cond tirns VIII o'-!un
frf- iture of the title OF The rgrant IL The so'fnmrn
family il required To consist of not less tina
and his Wife, widower, or widow, with twciliid,en
or of two singc men, each above seventeen years oil
age.
The above lands lie on both sides Of l. Trinity
above the mouth of Cedar Greek, and eGraCe the
mouth OF the Bots d. Arc, East fork Of The They
le bounded the West by the B'azoa river above liz
mouth nf Aauila Creek; 10 the south, hy ane from
thu mouth al Cedar Creek, the sccnnd larG creek h..
low RlchIand 10 the ncut! al aGuilt Cirek The
ern boundary 80 mi South oiRrj river,
and East ~ miles from the Eastern oundary of
The pfiUr grant the Texas Emigration antland Com
pany. who have, a,eady, more than five hundred f,mi
lies coUn.2cd on thai grant, between th cnntry lnia
hited by The Indians, rEd the grant 10 T. MERGE. ad
his as.nciates More ti:n Two hundred All twenty ia
miles have already hcen Introduced aud ftrd By the
subscriber, and his associates, on ihr lame. Five dol
lars, in money, labor, materials viii tacted here.
after, 0f each Gmy, FOR The erection oil sGol honr-
Ia sustain which, two sections oil land a. allnt-h to
each settlement Of loo families. nj the trTnnle sec
tnns reserved 10 the government Of Texas
Provision is making Tor the erection of town On the
T.ini'y belaw the East Fox, aud liza been already
established in the Western Colony. at pilas. three
miles below the mouth OF the West Fork The Trinity
is expected to furnish The best na:.1tonany river
Texas, and Navigation is >crptbIc Improvement
al moderate cast. Steamboats, now a-c.ad the Trinity
the vicinity of Fo:t Houston, and %il when
eice il extended, Us readily pass ahor, through The
entire giant before mrnt'nnrf-the first destruction be
ing rait immediately l,r.cw DALAI
The present growing crop OF corn widn The colony,
and lis vicinity, now he .r'y maured, promises TO he
moi abundant and The late harvest la manifested the
r.t,. II.
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..c,ms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

- The Enquirer Is published DAILY ana SEMI
,.,lN For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
III, a, The rate o eight dollars II taken for short
=. Than one wear. For The Semi Weeky, htc
- n.t annun. and Three Dollars fot six months,
a. m advance. 10 be paid ia the Office, or RENTED by
:n., paid, or Six Dollars per annum at The end OF
tic - {. !, ,,;,,a - mi,
and available Bank notes, al the risk OF the Edi-
i, passage Of al letters eeing pad by the CRITTERS
s nsa.e'c eins,e letter Is scarcely OF any accouh.
, vry,r. II IS the accumulation Il postage, ~ an
,,r,ive business, which operates as serious TAX
E,ii,nrs
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
+, Tue DAILY ENQuIRER-FOr one square @,
- tines or less. first insertion, my Genus, au"
, succeeding insertion twenty-hv cthts-H ln' u
nee a week, twice a week, OF three times "eeN'
rs seven and half cents; ~. ..,,... =, sir,esn
ut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF s,a;eeh
- ~ 80, ,n.s,;iou - cents; for each cniisin:-
nse ~ crnis. -, -. ,cconpauird " it'll The
satisfactory references, 10 insure eSecu-
,d..,,,.s,s are charged htts dollars loi thitty
'H".a . :; ,ha, proportion fer advertisements oi d
'.,r-exsrpt Lottery Srhurrs anu nu.1'un-
Z, !, are c.ar .et one huh"tea uoiaIs' sfupei ="
;"oe'. ,,,.,ar,es aud Marriages from the country,
go, ,hr rarty's handwriting Is unknown al ms
80 IN; he authenticated by the endorsai,o' OF the
IN the nri,borhooi, or the: VII! III no case
= M, he'd Every measure, that has been TAKEN 10
IAN. .r,osi;ians and quizzcs, has proved heretofore
..,i,pv Wemust, therefore, insist, ~ such cnSe,
on he communication being certified by the name OIL
-. r,s,inastsr, srutca Tie tass ~ the letter.
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's'ruSt sale
, TN ESTy.riyE LIKELY NEGROES.

OF TN ENTf-FlSE LtkELf NcbhOES.
DY virtue tf Deed If Trust execut.d 10 the subscri
ID Der, by John Harvey and Martha ;. his wife, bear
Ing date the All Of February, 1885, and OF record IN the
County Court uf Charlotte for certain purposes therein
mentioned shall prccccd TO SELL bv why of public auc
tion on MONDAY, tho 9th Of October next al Char
lotte Con thnuse, that being Court day. % likely Ne
vroes consisting Of Men, Women Boys and Girs. for
ready money and on FRIDAY following, the 0lh of
Oe,obyr ON the premises the following Tracts OF L md;
that is 10 say the Tavern Tract, containing Ice acres,
on which tho said Harvey resides The iavcrn'house
Is large ami convenient Biick Building, with every ne
cesssry house. Icehouse, and We'll oil eNceicit
Water in the Yard good Garden, Orchard &c, also,
Tract cont linin. 6S2 acres, large portion ~ Original
growth and good Tobacco land and adj Dining the Ia
vsrn Tract and may be had together or apart as may
suit the purchasers; also, said aveys interest IN inc
Store ract, OF GO acres Of which he owns one-tno
with larc and convenient Brick stofc-nouse hso,
oEc other Tract in Lawrence county. Arkansas, con.
tanning lGo ncres, and his LIFE estate in the MIL iraet OF
$40 acres, with half of the mill in good repair all MS
interest under the will OF Islam Harvey deceased ~
the death Of HIS o:her also his interest in the estate o!
Abner Ford deceased, at the death &c the widow OF SAID
Ford to.e her with the stock of every description
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep &c, flonsrhuld Tavern,
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &C., one Car
rage and Harness. two Wagons, Wagon Gear, &C., and
set cf Backsmitl's Tools. much thereof as
may satisfy the purposes of said Deed.
TERNs sALr-The land will be sold on liberal
and accommodation. terms and the balance OF the pro-
perry credit Of four months; the purchaser rivng
security ABSEa r. HARVEY,
Sept. s-ctds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
TRUST SALE.
LAND AND NEGROES

I'VE shall, on FRIDAY, The 81 day Of October neat,
w hy virtue of deed 81 trust executed IL III ::i..sci
beers hy Waiter &. Carr;eiun, "a: purposes therein
named Offer far sale, III miS-S, tie lir.r and va.
!uah'e TRACT OF LiSD u;i w'ch said CarfE.in
now resides. The ,nd is s:'naIcd Sianntnn river,
in the rnunty Of aC,y, between Mcrion's aud c,!e"'
Ferries, and Contains y 'ac survey l.a j II
Whit: are river, and 81 creek lo% .:oInis Ir rrH IN
dcr 'ci land, aud III good condition, a'f of which
Is IN o:.gnal forest c;n..;, aud CONSIDERABLE 9,iIiun
q! The open lands has rrn cleared il The last nui
hse years Both high i.nl, aud low grounds are well
81 III aIss and clover There is ntusul Gl3n.liy
q. excellent plant land lie IL is ven Iprd
tn lie gross III ol All the d..iir: cr"pS-oui. IS whr:t
and tobacco aud l. 10 high II IT, uf cultivation. The
im7rov aens arc-a large an! so sto:icd hrck dwti-
ling and every necessary ard Convenient house, Il
fnr and extensive garden ini OF idrds
Ne shall also oir-r fr safe SIM v.iln;ilc SLAVES,
now on III" Land. Among Tie s!iyts ar many likely
young men and women. aud several variblr mrrhaaic
ard factory hands. The above property mrr.i
thereof shall h. necessa: ir Ii. pi Of the ir-
viii cer.an y he sold on tlir 81 q: October nc,t The
title II bph land and ncgs;s believed 10 he Grqnr-
tonabr, hut, acting as ln>iers shall uny tV,i:ty
siith tile - is ves:ci IN ~ by The ds, IL The terms
will be uaSonah'e and satisfactory, and will be made
known the day al. sale.
FAr!. :. CiRRINGToN. i.r.,..,...
THOMAS : fhOCRNUY,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

accredited witnesses, 10 give All inter relurstion
OF Inc Wings assertions. A few days Since The
Wing published, with The highest lauda,on, Some
ie't.Is addressed 10 The people ot Baltimore, by
John Z. Kennedy, the Wing candidate for Con-
Sress. Now, wha, does he say i'll regard 10 MIR.
Folks intentions on the Tariff question: In that
thorough Wing paper, The Baltimore American,
We find the following. II completely answers
and puts down The ungenerous assumptions of
he Wing Coming from one who was volun-
leered By the Wing as an able and irreiragable
witness, his evidence must be conclusive in pros
iTaing all the assumptions OF The Wing:
"A FaTnruL SgRvAxr.-The Albany Citizen
OF Tuesday say. The Hon. John Z. Kennedy
OF Baltimore Md.. one OF The best Wings in the
Union, is again in nomination Tor Consfsss.-
lie is IN ever true ever faithful friend of The PAT
y whose principles he defends, ard whose into
tests he represents He has taken the field man
III ly, and is now addressing the mechanics and
working men ui his distinct series OF lectures
on The danger Of the abr, CATION Of The Tariti, me-
dfof'd rs TIC administration. 'fls holds, says
The Newark Daily, that noting Is more cita'ieta-
Gie0tcd oil The future couse vi Tie administration,
ih"n t'ft dsftinltH:d pHrpo>e 10 recommend H.
sci! Ia certain ilai.iss The South by rcpc0l NJ
lie present. Taft and The establishment OF a Eew
one upon Il mH,h hSs I'yOfectire bass. And he
cites vaious articles from he Union, Richmond
Enquirer and cher organs d lie party, in proof
oii.'
"Thrs will lie 20 good We wish every Dis
ricl in which elections are 10 he held Tor the next
Congress, had each Maryland Kennedy or a
Tennessee Jones on The stump"
Since our article The other Gay, We are more
than ever conrinced, hal he sironses! ard most
consistent friends Of Mr.. Calhoun in Virginia
utterly di>apF,ovc he course of the Charleston
Mercury We s.y ;his dvisedly. and, with all
respect and the bcsi motives we invite the at!en-
lion Of the friends OF Mr.. Calhoun in South Ca
rcina and elsewhere, 10 our statement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
BALTIMORE MARKET, Sep, o..

FLorn-City Mills has sold al so. the former
rate; the stock, however, is quite light, and some
nilers refuse 10 sell {, less lhan4 62i. The mills
grind very le, in consequence OF The low condi-
ton of,he streams. The e is only very moderate
demand Tor Howard street, and as the receipts at
The same time are lille over sufciency for city
consumption, The few sales making are rather
more Of a retail than a wholesale character, and
are made at sol TO G2:, tie latter By The dray
load.
GRA,s-The wheat market is depressed; The late
English news having operated against the de-
mand that appeared 10 be increasing, and prices
have gone down some five 10 eight cents per bush
e! fnr prime reds, the best prices paying at the
lime OF making up this report being sc cents and
down 10 SO and 70 for good and inferior lois
There has not been much Corn in market for
lew DAYS but The demand was only limited, the
bes. prices Tor White about 40, and for yellow SO
10 Sic. We quote Oats 80 10 32c.
Moi assEs-The market remains very quiet,
the oniv transactions being ty retail.
SprRlrs-N. f. Rum continues in moderate re-
quest at 80 10 "a cents for the two qualities sale;
and Whisky may he quoted "a celts Tor bids,
and 25 for bbls. per gallon, with light stock,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
Aspe:l ELL f0H Sale.

rJ,t'S Estate is situated in The county ,ft aranc,
The Maihpuni River, within .fce mites &c Bnwiin.
Green II contains bstwccn tiInt-en and fourteen bun
dred acres less han Ssn of low grounds
ten Of which suffice, 20 he I'll ny the highest
feshei. an neShlust'.c supply al Mari y rirci;y
crSsihr, and convenient IL The three shlits; hrtc
fr hunGrcd acres at 1hauslblr pond land al
which l. perfectly drained; abn four hundred acres
maiden wood, tlIe growth he oah, red, poplar, h,ek
oryanch shift can, itin three years, he made u
rage fifteen hundred harre's Of carawhcli cat, &c
&c. in proportion There Is gradual sceui from the
high aud Ia The river. There Is upon Tie Farm iva
hundred Of tobacco land. not To Ice surTa-.. Tor
to culture III that crop III Virginia invite Close
examination OF the land, shall, The Il .inmd:y
IN September, that hrng carone Cuir, day, offer the
same Tor sale
The dwelling is abnu, 900 yards om tie rlroad, and
the !atn is inEIro ate!y uin The ra.!;tad, aud III the
cent? Cf the plantation.
4 credit Of ten years b. had Ilrrr-fmrIh'
Of NJ purchase mon; .. y. T.. SUTTON.
l. ST would eAciinsr With any CERT rmIn near
niciimond for a sinai: iar,n, upon far terms
Aug. l5-r;ds
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale e Aspen Hill, advertised for september
Court IS in consequence IL httrs received tf"n ecn-
t!emrn now absent, postponed until October ummfi.
Sept 5-ctds y T.. SUTTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
TO UNITED STATES PENSIONERS IN
VIRGINIA

THE undersigned, resident Of Richmond city, having
been for sevria! yenrs engaged In the prosecution
of Revolutionary Claims, and, consequently, familiar
with the proper manner 81 prrparin. certificates orders
OF C.Iris, aud 1" all kinds connected viii, The
I'm -inesS; and having Observed how much uoin- ana
difficulty attend ;ag Of many of yonr pensions
al the Agency Of Virginia III consequence of The Ginr
ma.ity c yo:Ir vouchers ~ also The difficulty in grn.
Ia ac' Your inrney since the law requires
said Attorney make o.t that he has Interest IN
the er he j. authorized 10 receive, by reason Of any
pledge. mnrtcagr sale, assignment, transfer; and,
whereas, few like 10 attend 10 busG wthou: some
oompeps iui he therefore proposes, Ia all whose
aye made pay At hichmoad, Va, shat he will
prepare for each rensonet all necessary papers, and
nit by mall se:naunually with fan directions f.. NIL
Ing up &C., draw the l>on, md remit the a::oat IN
check or money. h. may be directed, and leave u
optional it'll III rrusorer tnmase Snrh compensation
afterwards n be ar he may think proper Ey ih's
means yDlr papers Will moi he sub rcie L. return oil
iAr-r four ;;is before they ar. properly a'l-
thehcat d. lie will al,u continue la Prosecute ana es-
tab!ish claims OF moderate and satisfactory terms
JAMES r. SUTTON, JR.
\. bah letters, 10 receive attention, must he posi-
paid J. J.. =,
RrrEsEScrs:-Ja,npS f.. irath, E>G Auditor Public
Accounts Richmond Va :. H. Parker, Ed, Register
Land Office. Va.
Richmond Va AuR. Sth isf5--c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
A1pEA1ApIEIANn rnR SALE

OFFER FOR safe my Tract OF Land on Buck Island
L Creek containing 2is acres, land am autlnfized
IN say 20J more can he had reasonable tcrms.)-
About third I'm forest, well lmhcred, aud conve
nent 10 three Saw-Mls the cleared portion is nov
well set in clover and timothy, and produces heavy
crops; about sixty good creek low soands; The
bindings consist Of story dwelling house framed
kitchen tobacco barns, all huIlt of the hest materials,
and as good as new. The buildings haze cost three
times as much as asking for the land, and that Is
worth the money independent of The buildings. There
is good garden spring of good water convenient con-
yeni. M 10 The givanna, navigaae stream and Char
Iot,esvilIe affords good market IL j. one OF the best
situations in Virginia for b, sicaa, having every cen
vrnicnc- one could DESIRE aud obstacle in the way
of an extensive practice. .
Onethird of the purchase money will he required in
cash ard the balance will be credit az one aud Two
years. 'aMLo un''""
a~,- NOTICE The above land will be offered pri-
ya;ey unit The II Monday in October si and, ifn"t
sold will on that day. be Offered OF public auction, nj
INC Cuurt.h house in Charloesyile-lhat being Court
J,v sept. 23--ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLS FOR
SAIL'

IN conformity the last WI and testament Of John
i fckenncy, deceased, viii, on The d.l dag Of no
vsmbe newt sell TO tie highest hidcer, al puh!,c anc
lion IN the premises tho Farm IN when III. irs'aor
resided. together iih the Mills thrfrrntJ belonging 81
;ur'ca on the 5.ttaI oni river about fifteen ines S"il
uf Frederick sauig t.c main rad leading To Rich
mond, nj SIX miles West al Guinney's Depot, II: al
agreeable and healthy heehburhood. The Farm ron
ta,ns hundred and seventy acres, more or less
which is IA comfortable dwelling HOUSE. with The
say ont houses, and very valuable Mil. erected an
never failing Streams has three pair Of stones, two {;
grinding corn, and for wheat, with holting clnt ,
and all other machinery necessary for menuiactufi
hpur-togelher with saw Mill and Cot on aaciIir-.
all of which are in excellent order. Two pair /;
are driven by non machinery, On The most y
proved plan.
There is also on the premises convenient and cm-
Portable store tinisr which is filled with Gof'.
eligbiy located suitable distance between Size II j.
aud Hing house. II desired on The day nf sac, l-
Land, Store House and Mills may b, sod separately 10
smit purchasers.
Such de. itahr property ra,ry comes into market, nd
q good bargain may now he had. All who may wis Ia
purchase are requested 10 call and examine tn prni
ses for themselves, which there will AWAY he fnd
some person Ia show them the property
TgRBs.-Ope third cash, the residue III IL mo ;h>,
with from the day nf ale he secured By onj
and security, and deed OF trust on the premises.
JOHN f. :icKGNNEi
Surviving Executor OF John Mckrnney, c,d.
Sept 26-clds
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Earescafi for Sale

n t p U Z l. G. y I e L ON.
fs'ilS desirable Estate iihe Estate ii tie LAKE. Judge
BarhourI VIII be offered for sale public auction,
the premises, on MONDAY The 9Th o October next,
Ir il not the n.At lair dav. A. This Estate ,ls hr
long advertised it is Gts.rd uaneces>a to describe
II here Terms Of sale n hticttforr si.,cd-ai ia.
about . or $1,000 Will BE- required as first payment
the renadeI IN ore, TWO and lrr- ears without in
teres Bonds, with approved security, and d. ed 81
trust on HE property, II! hc rcilrd if r deferred
payments The purchaser may, if hr shond wish il,
ican IN ms lands ns uf lie tfnrred payments ur
tern OF years, during ny life, hy punrluall, paying
the interest thereon. My son viii show The fi.i &c
I, any one who may wish to examine ii between This
and The day o! sale FRAScES Z. BARBOUR.
n. scnM tlrnnr. co. Va Aug .ii-.lia