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TRUST SALE or REAL PROPERTY ~
NOTICE

IN pursuance Of decree of ne Crnit Superior Court
q: las aud Chancely for The county =. Char!s .iy,
pronounced The Both day .! May, J. IS, in suit there.
in dept ndng, betwrru The President, Directors AMI
Company Of The Bank Of Nirsinia, Planlls, and MARY
w. Harrison, widow ana csccuirh al Benjamin itIrTi.
san. deceased ard nheI-, Defendants The undersigned
Commssi, appointed by the said d. VIII sell,
BY Pablo auction, on the h day of October next, II
fair il: not, the fair day, Ire premises 10 r
highest bidder fer cash AS Ia onrIuur a" the i'!'1eds
of SALE and the residue OF the proceeds Of safe. o,
a credit ct and two years from The day ." sale IN
two equal instaim-nl- that very large and valuable
Real Estate called BERkEIS, lyiag "n James 'v"r III
the county of Charles Guy. The purchasers VIII hc re-
CURED 10 give bohd., with sufr'irs, To ne
apprnved by the Commissioners or COMMENCEMENT act
inc in making the sale. for the credit instruments
Of the proceeds thereof and The title of The land sold
i'll he retained ~ additional security n- the payment
Of the said bonds This iract OF land, believed 10
contain nearly six thousand dr.es. viii he soil isnhiect
10 the DOVER Of Mrs. Mary ". Harrison, which has
hcen laid oil and assigned Ia Ter therein in sir tracts
lots will accommodate purchasers There will also
be- si ny the undrsisn-d The SANE day and 81 The
place, under The same decree. several slaves Ter
CASH ROBERT SiaHaEb.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
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Tuesday ni,h;', Union SAYS.


ave have received small bar CT Spanish
Wheat from Mr.. Isaiah Townsend, OF Albany
A fanesa Of this wheat was sent 10 him by Don
Maesino dc acquire, cur consul al Bi!l'oa. II was
raised in The kingdom OF Leon and considered
among the best Whea,> grown in Spain. Nh. +.
has distributed samples Tor seed al several points
in New York and Michigan, and IS anxious that
il should also be tried in A lbcmarle or other equal
" favorable wheat region ol Virginia a letter
in HE 'Cui.aior' for this month. (vo. 3 No. .,
y. 2s2 addressed 10 the New York Slate a 9rl-
cultural Society, gives some details respecting The
Wheat, which require correction. The variety
is from Leon, not Old CASTLE: lis weight by ac-
cnrale measure and balance 61t not is! lis. 10
The bnshel.
"a correspondent says, that the wheat should
he carefully weighed beioic sowing, in order Ia
determine accurately lie increase III sol! ard
climate like ouis If sown in drills, The expert
rcnl would probably be more satisfactory and il
an eqUa quantity Of native seed were placed in
The ground at lie same time, and under like cir
cumstances, standard would lie provided on he
srol for asceriainine tie comparative hartlihood
time Of ripening, and prodncliyeness in Grain and
straw, OF the foreign variety. Ii is evident that,
if wheat ii this CHARACTER can be acclimalcd
without loss III weight or quality, il would lr
valuable acquisition for American agriculture.
ave have sent the hag OF wheat 10 Virginia fer
di>rihalion."
We have received the above W heat. and shall
give j, proper destination TO some OF CTR best
farmers. TIE grain is large and beautifully
white. One OF onr leading miilers pronounces
i! superb Article. For he inspection of our
friends, We have deposited 4 specimen a, the En-
rurcr Cffrc
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CURIOUS Book.

we have received from the author pamphlet
of "a raccs. entitled "a Secret Worth knowing
Treatise on The mos, irroIan, subject in the
world, Insanity" by G. Grimes, an inmate OF me
Lupa;ic Asylum Of Tennessee, a, Nashville II
contains a .hor, history Of Tic authors case,
wkic:, vas violent type Of insanity, manifested
in numerous attempts 10 commit suicide ltsFes
The general causes Of his disease, lis treaimeh'
and termination l.fui;hcr SETS forth The manner
ofdc,sc,ing AID curing The melancholy disease
and Tie duties OF sane parents towards ts;e'I III
sane children; with some general Icn:a!Ks UPON
Idio.ism The Jurisprudence Of insanity and sui
eide.
Though the style is far from pure, inter,
.per.ed as j, i. with very indifferent PoetIcal Ct
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Trust sale
OF TWENTY-FIVE LIKELY NEGRoE


DY virtue &c Deed OF Trust executed 10 the subScl
ID ber BY John Harvey and Martha 3 his wife, hear
ing date the ih of February, l5ia ami of record III ih-
County Cont &c Charlotte, for certain purposes therein
m-nt,nned shall proceed To SELL nv way OF public anc-
ton on MONDAY. the 9th Of October next al Char
lo,; Court huusc, that being Cour day % likely Ne
rroes consisting of Men. WuEea, Boys aud Girls for
re adv money and on FRIDAY following, the ION OF
October the premises, the following Tracts o l. ma;
tba IL 10 say the Tavern Tract, containing le2 ntrr>,
on which tho said Harvey resides. The Tavern-'ttst
il large AMI convenient Brick Birding, with every ne
cyssary Out house, Ice-houe and We'll OF eNcer'.t
Water in the Yard. good Garden Orchard &C., also,
Tract cont .as te2 acres large portion IN original
growth and good Tobacco land aud adjoining The Ia
vsrn Tract and may be had together or apart a. may
s the purchasers; also, said iaveys interest III the
Store Tract Of 81 acres of which he owns onetlrd,
with large aud convenient Brick Storehouse also,
ore other Tract in Lawrence county, Mkansa-, con-
tanning 100 acres and his life estate in the Mill Tract OF
3I0 acT.s with half the mill In good repair, all his
interest under will of Isham Harvey deceased Ut
the death Of his mo,her Also his interest in the estate OF
Abner Ford decrused The death ii the widow of said
Ford. toge hrr with the stock o. every description
Horses Cattle, Hogs, sheep, &C.. Household :avern,
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c, one Gar,
rage and Harness. two Wagons Wagon GeaI, &C., and
one SET cf Back.mths 1ouls, so much thereof ~
NAV satisfy the purposes Of said Deed.
rrRus or tALE-The land Will be sold on iiDeraI
and accommodating ernis aaG The balance oil ire pro
merry ON credit Of four month";; the purchaser GIVING
satisfactory security. ADALR .. HAnn q,
Sept. 9-cids trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 IPOCI3 MA TT0N

WHERE S il has been represented 10 the Executive
" .h4, Hunter Hill, charged with TIE murder oil Ma
Ia c,.cT; T. Saith, late OF Nansemond county, has fed
;:or yu.uce, and is now sniag al larce:
", therefore. /, James Mcdowell, Governor, d"
.rrcry ut.r reward Of Two hundred dollars TO IN:
persons who will appre:;rnd the sad iunirr
n n AZ del yer him into the Jail of Sansemond conn
II; All require a officers, civil and military, and re-
cg., lie people VI the Commonwealth generally, TO use
ever .seicn that he may be arrested and brought %
.isie
,;tyea u;ler my hand. Governor. and under The
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, ai Richmond
.'h>.' has twentieth day Of September IN The year
ls.; ia. MCDOWELL.
Eun,.r Hill is a tailor Ly trade about feet or
iaca, nieh ra about Or 30 years old rather stout
wt:h h.sk haif ruidy brown complexion, dnwneast
loos. and believed mole on hts fice-in walk
lag nrp.ls hal bowlegged-had on short grey
dirs> cc, black pantaoous, and white cashmere nat
sen, 2?--ctt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
. he EdiDrs n he Enquirer:
RicnNoSp, Sept. -, l-iJ.

DMs EdIi0ri ~ Mc EHIHuf
RicnMoSp Sept. IS, Isis.
"BEiOLD. TIE DREAMER CONFETTI"
Gentlemen: Ii has been said, that the believers
in dreams o.ien contribute their own aid 10 The
fulGlmep: CT their wild imaginipgs. Were II in
my power, as you remars, 80 render my bright
dream solid reality MOS. Willingly would
exert every energy Of my mind and body, by day
and BY night. awake or asleep, in life or in death,
for lie accomplishment al "consummal'un
moss dcvoul'. 70 hc wished
If here BE- wish dearer 10 the heart OF e"ery
,ruc Ni:einian han aueht else, il is TO ooni''baie
in .ome degree 10 lie regeneration OF this good
old Commonwealth. This ieeilng should be,
come universal: that day in The calendar should
h., considered as lost, in which We have said or
don. nothing 10 promote the prosperity OF the
S,ate. and each al Us should regard the repua-
lion OF Virginia Is a .ac.ed trust 10 lie preserved
inyiolats. We war, improvement in the moral,
in The intellectual and in The physical condition Of
Virginia. These, from The very nature CT things,
are irLissolubly connected; and every advance
towards perfection in either, removes seine obsta-
c,s ard facilitates lht prGgress Of The rest. Let
The ncGp.c tie enlightened. aud The moral and ply
steal ccniilcn ui tie SAFE will soon he improved.
Let useful works oi internal Improvement he
constructed, and with the extension ol wealth, 20
puls;;on, Religion and Literature will soon spring
up and be cultivated.
The sn!jcc, Of Education has been entrusted
Tor The presen. 10 com eicrt hands, and full JUS
lice will tc done 10 the Difficult, questions present.
ed lor consideration.
w. will again rccar 10 the subject Of internal ma,
Imrrovemen, in Virginia. Contrast lac wealth
and population OF Massachusetts WIN una, OF
Virginia, and obseIss how g,ea. The d' ,e,ie
rhuse,,s. why is i. that Virginia has been So lar
on.ra in The rare Of iSGa ;s .as ds s
Virginia harins rather tie advantage in The
STAR While Massachusetts, according 10 The
las, census, has 81 Inhabitants 10 Inc square
mile, Virginia has only 10. Give Virginia lhe
same density OF population with Massachusetts,
and she would number 5000 600, instead oil i
$4,000 as :, present. With tie density ., c5 pc,
pularion in England, she would number 10 COO,
600 inhabitants. Massachusetts has increased N
population, from 1880 to 1890, a, the rate q 81
per cert, while Virginia has increased only a
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ALBENARLE LAND FOR SALE

Y MUGS ffOt1 f1c fT1T"onSttte UtpF
WISH 10 sell my Farm situate aon. the South
I wet nrn,lns. and containing eight hundred anu
a's -jl acres. II adj ,ins h- lands Of u j. Barbour,
hus,n aud VIM Davis. ESq.s., in Orange and Ge-
ne: Gmicn, NJ |. Walker, and James Lindsay,
E'Crs Ia Ait-m,rle.
Il VII We sold upon very reasonable terms, ana tas
nheta time allowed as TO plymehis shall
ttmrsac. the seeding of wheat during this week and
etec I, SOW ahnu, one hundred and seventy Bushels
IN ptucipal part Of which will be upon good faliow
lanG.
~, an. wishing 10 purchase will find my orerseer
a. all tines u:oa The farm, and ready 10 show u:
ALEX. F. TAYLOR.
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ioi!s-aEd though there is very little system OF
order in the arrangement, there are some ertraoT-
binary cases described, and good suggestions al
yanced. When We recolec, that the work is from
the pen VI a man himself lunaic entirely COM
posed b. himself as certified by The physician
and officers Of he Asylum and By the editor OF
The Nashville Union b. whose kindness The book
was printed, we cannot bu, look with in.ercs
upon he novel undertaking. Rambling ami iaul-
y though ii he. il is not inferior 10 many works
rom persons regarded hv The world as entirely
sane. The Nashville Uu:on says: "We have
known Maj G. for many ycars-he was once 4
mechanic, and afterwards merchant. We hope
he will he ILLEGALLY encouraged We hope 50,
loo, especially as The author avows one Q! the ob
Iecs OF his publication 10 be- 10 enable ne 10
raise some small means. IS which may be able
10 reasonably feed clo,he ana educate my chill
dfen." The book may be purchased Al 81 cents
copy, or IL copies FOR SIS
The recovery OF Maj. c. i;om hi, distressing
disease, and the fiuiis OF that recovery, developed!
in The present literary effort, retlec, great credit
upon the Nashville Asylum. Il 5 q cheering
sign Of the noble benefits OF these nu,.anc and
charitable institutions, and speaks IN eloquent
language 10 The people and the Legislators, in be-
halt Of fair ard liberal Share OF attention and
patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

gI NEW MEDICAL INSTITUTE.-A
Petition will be presented 10 the next General
Assembly oil Virginia PRAYING the incorporation
Of an Eclectic Me-.icai Institute, 10 be located in
the city OF Richmond, in which The Reformed
Medical Practice, iose her with all the collateral
branches OF Medical Science, can be thoroughly
impaired The friends Of the Eclectic or Thou:-
tJnian Practice, axe respectfully solicited 10 c'a':
PETITIONS. and procure signature. praying he
Legislature 10 grant tie 'bil Of incorporation"
for said proposed institute; and thus place cleo
tic Practitioners upon an equality with those OF
the Ailpathic or Mineral School" If an iasIiin-
lion Of This character lie established, ;ae Eci"Fa-
ed Practice must rise rapid!y in public favor and
take lha. stand % which il is 50 justly euiiec,
from lis safety and certainty il relie:ing the sri.
iernss OF the human family.
n Editors hroughoc; the State will oblige sT
copying the above. Sep, 2@is
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Aug. @-ctds
I,ND Am Nrcp0FS PoR SALE


WILL he sod 10 The hughes, bidder, HE premi-
w SEES, IN WEDNESDAY. 18Th October nssr, Under
The VIII of he late William H. Wuud, desirable
Tract or Land, lying in the lower end Il i.mnon'r,
county, Va containing from 5 10 7nn acres, adinir.
the lands Of g l.. Rogers, William White, Mr. Mcfar-
land Old Tract and others, the waters of tie Not
toway river.
consider this ainougt the best tracts in the conn
Ia the gig; reasgn;ie ','na,,inn Of crrra low
grounds which ~ well ditchrd. and now ,.s."--.
order for crops. u cvt wlra: and tobacco n upland IS
Ill s,t in clover, aud in high state 81 Improvement,
and very susceptible; comfortable dwelling, ana al
o:hcr 0'lt houses, ice hou=e, &r.. &C
The Land will he said on one, two, three ana !onr
wears credit: bonds with good securities, and deed {"
irus, on The land srcue tile payments.
Also the Irop and Stock ami IHo frs. Mules. -
goo as any in the Stair, and two horse Wagon, &C.
Tne terms of the Negroes will ha made known rn Tue
,ay of sale think il inrrr Than tuhatlP they VIII he
s,,d ON credit r. II. BEiSTEY. Exrrn'ur
Aug. 29-ctds OF Wm IL. Nund, nrc'u.
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For SALE

t.,,e yc,y desirable House and Lot in the town oi
! Fredericksburg, lately occupied ~ Mrs ;. J.. Se:-
-. he lou-e Is Of hIick. well but, large and coni-
<, ..v.> The grounds, which cover nearly Whole
~ le attractive and beautiful, being laid on WIN
80 ta.,r, Il, opnc falls and wide walks, and adorn,
>. q "A nany handsome trees. A more dth.htiui ana
tsf,l- residence. whether regard BE- had 10 heailh,
-r, WI o. appearance cannot be found IN the town.
81. siil re mate privately, and Tire terms may be
.t.t.d on roGTlniC Non with either OF he nndef~si-
JOHN HoNCuRE. fan ,u;h, Stafford CO.
ARTHUR A. MuRS0N, Richmond city,
as. Self Executors Of Thomas Seldom, dec IL
ALEXANDER DOMAIN s. BROTHER,
ATTORNEYS AT La ~,
psTERsRcRG, VA,
--eNn -r.uar- all the Courts held for the town OF
Pe;rr.,u,s and the counties of Brunswick, Dinwid-
sl. A.reii tnrs;e, field and Piin.e Gto:se.
~ ~ 7-omse faithfully 20 atead TO n business en-
.rte; 10 mir management, particularly 10 inc co nc
n srd securing ii debts, and will "a to any part o tie
r H. sre af ct bu -inrss. being well compensated.
a.. ;,uac are hereby assured, that their business
~ : hLEXa AMBER DONNAN.
LANES NJ. DONSAN.
T',ir; errr. In Richmond, Il Messrs. H. W & J. ).
r.y /. 60 Wm H. Mdcfarland, Webb, Bacon 4 20 !,
c7le. F Osborne. w. s. & J. Donnan, Lewis nii
J,hn Mrh-ng Z; Co.. Richard Hill. j., Editors OF the fn
qure,. f .i,ors of the Wing, VIM Gou!din, Messfs
t,fl.w Oil & Claiborne, Attorneys, &c.
Pr, -rsburc Va, Sept. 9. ,6.5-c6t
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The Fredericksburg Recos!er taus al'utes 20
The exceen, Addre-s, sent 10th by he Education
Committee oil ,his city
"We suppose ii 10 Ia rdly necessary 10 call q
tcnl;on 70 The Address published to-day, 10 secure
Tor il a careful pcrusa! 1t i written win a loc'
ing and spirit which me occasion IS wel csl.u.
lated 10 excite Il is painful 10 lock iE he &c
The sad array Of gloomy s'aiisirs, vhich'ht Gem
mil,ec has presoniei; bu! lHeir uGh carno1 te
doubled. Otis true its py and ply II, =.
rue.' The practical question is-sha! ] "c stand
forever in..niIy gain. with iue!ul Yi>.ee, rfcn
this melancholy picture. or go 70 work sh' NJ
its sombrc hucs, retouch lis brighter ip>, an O.
il for the admirinc gaze OF PATRIOTS, Philan.hio
piss and Chlis,iansl Who can hesi,als +
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS

TN q y OOO. 4
DY virtue of deed of i'ns executed Ia the :ihfcr'h'r
ID by Thomas Mct'aIro and WIFI, and duly admitted '"
record in the Clerks Office of Halifax comfy virginia
will, on THURSDAY. the Ems dav Of October n-At:
srlI 10 the highest bidder than valuable Tract of thd
or which the said Thomas McCareO ,-des, containing
about une thousand acres, one hundred and my oil
which creek hotton ri superior quality wei uid
ed and in a high state of improves, rnt. The up'an'is
are OF excellent quality, wei. tnbered, and all htcesS
~ buildings for the accommodation Of large family, ana
for securing the crops lnaGc on the land
Also on the same ds:, will sell another valuable
Tract living contiguous the ab1ve, conidiis between
six End seven hundred acres conceived ly Jdln.s = i
the subscrhr by trust deed for the payment OF sun
dry debts therein expressed and duty admitted 10 resoG
in the Clerks OIT.ce of fiafW county.
deem a minute description o: the land unnecessary
it is presumed that .lusc who may VIII to nnreha'
win view the premises for themselves. Capt. Jauess
ll, residing tie premises. Will take pleasure
showin: the lands to any person who may wish 10 pm
chase.
Terms made known on The day of gale.
Any. 2i-ctII WILLIAM BACON, itu-lcc
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Hanover. s.p,emsrr 10, lsi5-cw'ds

= ..snr. "a Al,rsntey who astei il he could he "i
s,rvce Ia the phiIosorho"he good "a to stand rom
between mo and the sun" There are many VINO per
min prriudice 10 stand between Them and The sun
Sn-h wcuid assutedy be the situation Of that
nj who should refuse 10 take sais Sarsapar'ia Tor ma
llanant Scrofula Liver Complaint, Eysp.las OF any
disease or the glands or the skn. Can there ne any
r,rsons who alter reading the conclusive Testimonials
in session Of The Messrs. Sands would thus sh"
In ihair own li-hI:'
For farther particulars, and conc n;ve evidence o; w.
be obtained of agents gratis.
NJ Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail 'na 10,
exploration, by A. o. SANDS CO, nu.si'. a .ms
Chemists Grsnitc Buildings, No. 73 Bfoldw"y, co',r'
or chambers street New York. Sold, aisa, BY ALEA
AMBER DUvAL & CO, Agents, Main street. k'eo
mond, Va Pr;ce-9l per tot,,, @ SIX bottles '"r =
Sept.
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pyEpSECp W ANTFO

,,~., -iap;qllun in Pow haian, fist rate Manage:
rna1ccr i. well n in tvei! v.heI particular, ana
- an Low satisfactory testimonials oil Character
-, sttt ap1y N person - by letter post paid al
" "a l,rsr. IN l.. O., Pnwha,an county.
=, ri rn'IlP ST. GEO. COOKE.
III ans r,hrr again OF, fer sale The Farm on
:. f. \. r. sizes, IN the immed;ats vicinity o' the
y,ef iyae burg. For description Of II. reference
& +. ~ 10 the ADVERT semrnt heretofore made
sam IL the purchase money will he required III
a.,.ls and one other fifth in two years ailsr TIE
mia remaining pcrtiun of the purchase money
49,, ef,d viii tr given 90: IN lea thereof, u. sun
s,.n-r wopd be willing 10 take IN exchange "thef 'h'-
pc f.cus,x WM. DANIEL, Jr.
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Sect. l6-cim columbia, flnvanna.


I OFFER for ~ < my Tract ot Lard on Buck Island
L Creek, containing niS acres, tand am authorized
10 say, 200 more he had in reasonable terms. -
About ,hId is IN forest, well tmbered, and conve
to ilrec SAW Mil, the cleared portion j. now
well SC, IN c'nver and timothy, and produces heavy
crops; about sky good ,tce; To. gounds; the
buildings consist of two su.y DWELLING huse framed
Kitchen tobacco barns, all hu Of the best materials,
and ~ good AZ The hu;liincs have cost three
times much as am asking for III. land, ani that Is
worth the moa,y independent 81 The l;adinss. here
il good garden spring %. anod water convenient CON
veni-nt 10 III. S'vaHna u nay.abie Sream and Char
,pic>vr affords good market. II is OF The best
Situations in Virginia Tor fhy >c:an having every con-
vsu,crcs could d-se, aud 10 obstacle IN The way
of an extensive practice.
one-;hrd Of he purchase moacy will he required IN
cast. and the balance viii bc credit at and 'wn
Years JAMES M,GEiEE.
Ny NOTICE-The above land will lie offered pt-
vae,y uu ihr ii Monday in Ottoher, lsi5, and II not
sold WILL on that day, be offered public auction, al
ire cuu,i house in Il!c-ihat being Cpt
d,y Sept 23-ctds
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FOR SALE.

WILL be sold 10 ihs highest bidder. al puhlic aue.
w ton the Tract uf Land belonging the heirs of
Doctor Wiiiim Oven d-rc ,scd. Tn. Tract contain.
two hundred aud nne;s-iuur arr.>, wlIh Dwelling
House thereon. u lies mar thc td-mkshir- road
Two miles from, the Yellow Tavern and eight from III,
Civ Of Riehn,nnd part az the Irat, covered with
heavy growth Of hear, pine. and white oak, and i
convenen, 10 two saw mills. nc sac VIII take place
nut on th. first fair day thersaf er snaly eScered
II, ,n, made know on The day Of sI'e
ROBERT II. NELSON,
Ag-n, Tor Lesatec5.
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PLANTATION on NAVl
GABLE WATEc NcAr IAI.; RIvEH,


For Slit
rI,IIE Subscriber viii sell ~ Tie a3'h day
l az Oc,o,cr, his farm y IN. IN San, c"Thiy, ca Id
and snoya IS NIL Farm. II Is siiua!r. nimedlai-y
ON uppr: chip aAs Geek, aud r'.Ie IRON cabin
Point.
The i.aci contains about 500 acics-half uf which
cleared aai u:.Ier good fcucr well adaIicd Ia
the s;osI II whea., and na;-; tie rest wrli
ravrrrd III pines sufficiently ,ar.s crfd wood
which rud IN easily 70; 10 naIkrI, ~ tie Lrcea Is
~ -. ,. 4. ve.s-s dltWin. from. . q feet wairT
ion. The tonsist oi uwti
Inn-hGr.r k,lcrn. >innkc ti-e, >iats, &c and nuLf
ter, .urtccGt u Accommodate - u. -:pes Al. ui wnrn
are good repair There y .i>n on tie ifto large
m,;, batsc frnrrlv a u.aufasiuria. mill. which has
rca ai,.wed IT, 9, down daring ny minority, but which
rnui again put IN operation At tEi.Es EXPENSE as
III, right l,,- mol expired. J. II. HARRISON.
S-r l6--roid
The Petersburg ln:elligoteer will li-ase COPY, and
chatg. J. II. n.
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4 SITUATION WANTED.

ynj.Xc NAN, late graduate of he Wilma 'Ha
: ,a..,tui. is drs.ro'ls of obtaining Si;ua ION as
. somewhere in this State. Letters ai app'is;
,..a--s>t! 20 Liiilt,un t.dmunds Edniands' store
!, q r ,p.wt,k county, vii be duty attended 10.
.--.l;D