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Sales or stocks At Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD Feb l7$s000 State 6's, 72a; 800 do 49,
1000 do 72S 65s Relief notes a75 new annual per
cent &C., 800 Lehgh 6s ls4s ss 200 shares Wilmington
na 264H Panters' Bank Tenn, 66t; Philadelphia and
Trenton Sd 1921; do l02 Is Northern Bank KY SIT II
Phenix Ins 81
SECOND BOARD, Feb l5-S2000 State SIS, Sd 72E; 1000
do 72i; 800 annual 6 1896 66 so old do 643 100 sh
Blk, I'D. g. 25 Vicksburg Blk, 81; IS do o.
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS,
AT WILLIAMSBURGH, L.

DEPOT 90 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
MEssRs. BERGER WALTER, known for long series
l of extensive manufacturers of and
Flint Glassware the Department Moselle France have the
honor inform Glass Dealers Importers Of Watches, and
of heir in this country and order e fulfil
them have engaged experienced and sku wokmen. both
French English The beauty Of this Glass the tasteful
prices and prompttude in the execution Of orders will they
fondy hope them large share OF patronage from
American and foreign houes. -
NJ BCustomers in the habit OF Transmitting orders 70 her
Crystal, 80 Paradis Passonn Paris will please forward
tn m direct to 90 William street. New York. fl6 lm~ec
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING 1915

~ IHh SUbSCHIBEK g now prepared 20 furnish his
new style Of Gentlemens Hats which, every particular
WI pc iuy TO sustain the reputation he has heretofore
enjoyed IN the production Of this article Of dress
hMID0N,
- 70 r,p.y,.n,,.nu Wall street, corner Nassau
y. b-FhENCH II ATS-A small invoice Just received
rom e 70 nuscory Of the celebrated Mugnie" Paris
TuTh& 81 I'm
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DEPOT D. EAU DE COLOGNE OF JOHN B. FALCO
- de,e ia Imitation Precious Stones Venetian and Bohe
mian Beads. rancy Glass Buttons &C., No. PA William
street New York. r. 1meOd~ec
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ja7toMris re

The Glove Anodyne the best Of all Toothaohe Remedies
is immediate certain in effects curing the violent
toothache pain in the gums in one minute. -,
Experience has proved that this anOdype composition will
give immediate relief after the failure Of
other remedy it pleasant the taste and smell will not
ine the teeth and few applications will
entirely the and from decayed tooth so
pain proceeds from the face from the around tooth
apparently aound this application will sye speedy relief by
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS co. Druggists and
Chemists 273 Broadway Of Chambers street, Granite
Building Sold also Fulton East Broadway; and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States.
m
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HARDWARE AT Low PRICEs.

fTHE SUBSCRIBER, tAgent for several in
Engaudl on rs gnat Advantages dsalerss ceiv.
ing large supply OF staple B mneham Sheffield Good
which offered tng advance the sterling oost
73o gross low priced Table Cutlery all patterns preseat coat
and charges Wv
10 casks .Is superior Files. all from "a inches
the old prices.
20 pie "Lagcoc ' fine Hair Cloth at the lowest market
puce.
20 cssks Blight Traces. S casks Hand Saws AT Is Is
30 do Carolina Hoes per doz - 49,
20 do Hooks and Hinges so bags fine Wrought Nails
casks Curry Combs /
Also, Knob and Padlocks Csndlestcks, Frame Pulleys
ste res Bolts Spoons Percussion Caps Shoe Thread Chain
WEB NC. &c Nc JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
w bus'm 90 John up stairs
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WASHINGTON. SUNDAY. Feb l6 lsa5

WASHINGTON, Sunday, Feb. l6, I845
To-day the weather became fine. The side
walks were cleaned last night by heavy rain
went 10 the First Presbyterian Church TODAY.
q believe u IL the Frst,) where heard the Rev.
Mr.. Sproue preach very good Sermon from the
7th chapter and 18th verse Of the Book of Job T.
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PUmIlSHED DAILY uY
j A M X b g q IL ID ON u e N n TT

~ w CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STR vGsrB
The Nww YoRx HERALp-A DaIy Paper, Issued ever
morning OF the werk-pricc per cupy Country
Subscrbers fun shed at the for period
TnE WEEKLY HxRALp-issusd Saturday nicrHxa as
ociock-pwicc QpsRryR CENTS copy--fsY.
sshed Coaany subsssbef Al ~ q psf sanan.
" q tbs uss fcx vpscesd period.
0sRxr rfrrrrrxrs irssssss1 aAarBz lhsi- Iss.,us
Savss q Ssr-trs, Pssgi;s'-lysnz Nzl1ss--r4I, a,
srytes ~ 1.t Z .fc n - -''
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.hOyE ANUlYNE T0OTH

ACHE DROPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those " no
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
clafing pangs Of this dise Ge shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance,, and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know of a remedy
that will never fail to quiet forever the
unmerciful offender.
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TAXES OF 1874.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES.1

OLD Aims HOUSE, PARK.
PURSUANT the Act or the Collection of Taxes in the
City Of New York passed April 18TH lsls public notice
hereby gyan, that uneas the Taxes remaining unpaid
Of February next addition Of one cent will be chage
Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day of March
The law requiring the Taxes paid the
cever only 1.-THE Office Of Ward Collectors having been abolish
ed all those who make it convenient their Taxes
early, will find it greatly their advantage thereby
avoiding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
days previous to the percentage being charged
The Tax Bills may be obtained application the Office
Office hours from O'Clock, A. NJ. until o'clock I: m.
II. Il. KlERSTED,
ia7toMrls Receiver of Taxes.
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TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS REWAkD;.
$1,000 s ssrs e MEssEs ssS.Ss. Pass
Sevas s.D SCI on S on saturday night the 18Th
pnderisned aComm4e Of the Insurance CoTpaniss whes
One S1 such the
a9d eeaviction Of the neendiary or incsnda
Ns" '''A .'0'a''' '1'n LAMBERT syYpAM.
ggis;ctBi gSU. BRoS%Hk. sSJ'SaiHfk insurance m 10
f's.iste HzzaRb IA. klfsE Msssal Hssat ~,
Etna and Protection Ins. Co.. Of Hartford. Con.
ONE rnoysANPP, DOLLARS A REwAMDawsii is|;D E. tn. he
wis rs BY the cSFs 6iTTis'ti tSi.s
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
t,:ss &; sesA 1s
s au d D c and md
he N n.y. Ys NJ Nd e Agent
has tn. day been d,.oved undermined bas.
:Sa tSs y: 5 i;
new saaSfEg 4 saEIEHRs sEssH!skr'
John Christian sseinicke and Chae. F. A. sh,mer embrace
5 e 5 @ a s a hs geSn: hy
aforsad will Enormously continue in shsir
will favor them with their custom. fla lw.rc
LECTURES ON SHAKESPEARE.
MR. HUDSON, whose Lectures have been delayed several
Monday Friday February s' e X o,socE ,Sd
Ladies si-taken It the door IA lw*rc
BOUQUETS, FLOWERS, SEEDS ~ PLANTS
anisS as y: .So"s is% i, Sc Broad
nois
%n.aG sss and
Annual s aN sf rs sw'
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.

(Next Block below Trinity Church, and Wall street)
known establishment having recently taken il for term Of
wishes their friends and supplying them with
comfort and convenience which place like this possibly
afford. .
The Of the house large airy and commodous and
have been but lately fitted with and elegant furni-
The domescs attentive respectful and obedient the
good cellar contains ample q the
house. constantly kept in clean and halthul condition
Having avaed themselves of these and other advana
and accommodations important public house. the
propeors not only deem i duy but a,o take pleasure in
while endeavong please although they do not pretend
smile compeon yet they deemIned by sssduous at
enton the wants oil their and the most reasonable
charges that those who their house shall with
disappointment; and that those who shall not
dissatisfaction. JOHN II. MORE,
PETER TYLER
New York, Feb 1, l845. "a Hlm*nc
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
No. 5 COurtlandt street and 81 Liberty street,
NEW YORK.

Three Doors from Broadway.
THIS NEW HOTEL will be opened on the goth inst when
the Propreors will be happy accommodate their friends
and the public with board T Lodging Rooms large and
y The internal pcn as cannot f to pssss
ents cities and the country not sur
pas ,ed by any other House in this city. .
preasiy for this establishment.
be andsomey The subscribers their
friends and the public that efforts on the! part shall be
wanting to secure and convenience of their
and lille they solicit share patronage they hope by
attention. to the of their vocation
tire satisfaction. CHARLES WlCkOFF W.
f7
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CONSUMPTION IS DURABLE.
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTH4

INFLAMMATION OF the Mucous Mmbranes Is the result OF
impres sion made them by cold other
resatnS IL sn. diseased L1 and
kdasy papsatioa Of the Hss, &c sr"% sy
RUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPTHAi is specific in the e
compaotsallaying irritation promotpg hesshy ecretons
and the existing OF disease Thousands have
used it and can rear testimony to its efficacy.
n-EARTHER PROOF til<(U q
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

WONDEtr OL DlCOOVEhI.
CTRlKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will
change grey hair TO its original color in few minutes; This
preceding all Others 1t highly ecacious and the
great advantage Of beauving the hair without inunG it
growth
Those who doubt virtues requested have their har
changed before paying their II humbugs would take
this method there would be no reason to complain.
One tris! <al prove the fact. -
Sold Wholesale and retail and applied No. Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, mp stairs
in7 ns
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS. AND OTHERS
WHOM 1T MAY CQNCERN.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
ATAN ADJOURNED MEETING Or JOURNEYMEN
n MASONS Of the City New York. held at Montgomery
der aud the object Of the previous meeting s pre-
in the Sun Of February l0th SO
as to an opportunity to all whe not
former mesng express their opinions on the Heolu
unanimously adopted and among many sasons which may
offer the following vz-That other trades the
nature OF whose ,ng is aboous more mechan
ism required their employment permanent eceye from
fore Of having contend with the siemenss
more than eight Of the earwhich barely averages
dollar day which find totally inadequate TO support
ourselves families mechanic ought, with respect to
himself or them-herefoIe
we shall demand the Of One Dollar and Seveny-Fve
Cents per day, until the st Of Decembsr.
Published by order of Six Hundred Masons
rnW M MI Cv G.crstavu fiji ltec
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rRENCH'S HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully inbrm. his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
das vicinity Of business and the principal PLACES Of
able comparison with very best hotels the city The
building and fitting the above house has had strict
gad elegance and como and that he has combined
aomy the following prices will show =
hVoM fOh oNE WEEK W1HEHKl ....'.... 50
The rooms will be warmed gratis and upon occasion will
there be more than one bed in room. -
There is a REFECTORY attached, in which there are
meals of the day and evening There
are Bath Rooms connected, for cold and shower
baths The Porter will be attendance at all times during the
aght admit odgers and to let them all hours.
BThos who want Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell nl9 3mxm
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GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFLUOUSCLOTH
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES desirous of converting into
~ snia sr AZ q % OBTAIN ron
To families entlemeI Quitting the city or ehanEsg
much their advantage to sed for tbs Subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appontmeut.
II. LEVETT, Once No. Wall street,
and at t7o Hudson n
GA line through the Post Once otherwise, will be
punctuallv sttended ja< imSrc
WATCHEs !-WATCHEs AND yEWELKY .-Ihoss
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
Chains Gold Pencils KEYS &c., will find it greatly
advantage call the subscriber who il selling ali descr
the city Gold Watches as low S2o and $2 each Watches
,anted to keep coed time or the money refunded Wche
and Jewery repaired in the best and warranted
Il much less than the usual prices.
g. G. ALLEN, ImpoRer Of Watches md Jewelry,
lis msec Wholesale and retAl. 30 Wall st.. up Stair
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TO THE MILITARY
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call the atten
On of the Officers Of tho Volunteers, the Militia the Army
and the Military Of the United States generally to the Militia
ry publication entitled
THE HOME JOURNAL
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CoLoRED PAPER AND FANCY PAPER

A F. BODEN respectfully informs his friends and the
A. PUBLIC that he CONTINUES TO manufacture Coored raSf
and Fancy Paper Boxes all varieties the old stand Of the
late firm Of Blanc Boden Fulton OF Gold street ne
is fully determined to maoqactue superior article and 70
punctualy attended to.
N BA good assortment of Colod and Fancy Paper
Boxes always on hand ja3O 2m~ec
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ed permanent cure before had taken three bottles
h. EVANS,
Fayette. street, below Arch
Principal Oce-Norheast Of Fifth and Spruce streets
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents, A. B. SANDS
Co.. Druggas 23 Broadway of Chambers street. Re
tailed also at 10 uon and IT East Broadway
Price-5O per bottle or s. per dozep. I'll lm*m
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES can BE- obtained by 0snlemsa
or families who desirous Of converting ther e OF
wearing apparel into cash.
dence having any superuous effects DISPOSE or will nd Il
much to their advantage to for the Subscriber Who will
attend ii thsir residence By appointment.
]. LEVINSTYN,
l66 broadway, mp stairs.
A line through the Pcst Ohcs, otherwise will receive
prompt attention. n I'm tEoDl'sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-13
PineV Point.

THIS Establishment, now in the course OF re-
i pairs and nearly completed, was opened
for The reception Of company on the lst June
No expense has been spared 10 make this beauti-
ful summer retreat equal 10 any Of lis kind in
the Union The pleasure grounds have been
very much Improved, new arbors have been erect
ed, and boats are provided for The accommoda
ZION of parties of pleasure deigh,ing in aquatic
excursions. Visitors leaving Richmond in the
morning cars, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, can arrive al Piney Point The same
day, by intercepiug The steamers Osceola or Co
lumbia a, Aqua Creek The Osceola also leaves
Old Point Comfort twice week. viz Thursday
and Monday evening, at 4 o'clock, for the Point
fare 80, meals included.
Fish Of all kinds, Oysters, hard and soft Grabs,
and indeed every luxury, abound here, and the
citizen maj escape the heat and dust Of the city,
and spend lew days at Piney Point for SO small
an amount as 10 warrant the proprietors in erect
ing extra accommodations, believing that gene
rons public will reward with their patronage the
energetic measures taken in catering for their
comfort The board per day will be 81 IS; per
week, ST; and per month, S25. Thankful for
past favors, they will necessarily continue 10 me-
rit continuance.
g.IA Band Of Music has been engaged for the
season. No extra charge for Bathing.
The steamboat for The Point leaves Norfolk al
o'clock, P. NJ. every Monday and Thursday.
Tnne g-ao6t TYLER d BIRCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-13
W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
The following schemes will be drawn shortly
select the one you prefer 10 invest in-send your
rcmillances, large or small TO w. p. Turpin,
Richmond, Virginia, and secure CAPITAL.
Turpin sells Tickets in all Lotteries advertised
BY Mcssrs Gregory & Co. Orders attended 10
BY return mail, and drawings forwarded a. soon
as received.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass "a, for 1915 to be
drawn June l4lh 1916. Splendid Capitals
10000 dollars 10000, COCO, 1000, 1000, 5przes
OF 1000, 5 of 500, 25 OF 900, IS of 500 22O OF
200, &c, &c. rs numbers, Is drawn balols.--
Tickets only 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters 80
Certificates of packages OF 25 whole tickets l:io
dollars, 25 halves Is. % quarters b so.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass %, for 1915. 10 be
drawn June 2lst, 1915. Great Scheme: 30,OoO
dollars. 10000, 43G7, prizes Of $500, 5 of20OO,
10 of 500, so OF 1000, so of 600, so Of 500, &c,
&c. IS numbers, ~ ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars halves 5, quarters : 80 Certificates OF
packages Of &c whole tickets 10 dollars % halves
20, % quarters IS.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 26 for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., ON Saturday, June
18th, 1915 Splendid Prizes: 10000 dollars,
$4,000 5000, 5000, 1000, 3,000 % prizes OF
1000, % Of 500, &C., &c. - numbers IL bal
lots. Tickets 10 dollars halves 5, quanerS2 80.
Certificates OF packages OF % whole tickets 40
dollars, 25 halves Us, - quarters b 80.
sP Packages and certificates OF packages of
wholes, halves and quarters, and single tickets.
whocs, halves and quarters, in all OF the above,
for sale at TURPIN'S OFFICE,
May % l0s Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-13
Hanover land for Sale.

UNDER DECREE OF COURT.
DY virtue OF decree of the County Court OF
ID Hanover, pronounced on the 9th day OF
May 1915, in The case OF Edmondson el ais, rs.
E!mondson ct al>., shall, as commissonerthere-
in named, proceed TO sell on the premises, at pub
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder on Wednesday,
the 23lh day OF June, lS45, the Tract of Land
mentioned in The proceedings ofihe suit aforesaid,
lying in The county Of Hanover, on the old road
leading from Richmond 10 Hanover Town, about
nine miles from Richmond, and eight miles from
Hanover Town, adjoining the lands OF Edwin
Shelton, Thomas q. Tinsley, and Thomas Gard
ner. The Tract contains about 1870 acres, two
thirds OF j, in cultivation The balance in wood and
swamp land, lying for three quarters Of mile on
The Poiotolomoy Creek, with an abundance OF
mari, dwelling house, and other out houses.
The above sale will take place al ! | o'clock, on
The day above mentioned il fair, il not, The next
fair day
Terms -One.lhird of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in equal instamenls, OF one anu
two years-Bond with approved surety for the
credit payments, and The lille withheld until The
payment Of the whole purchase money, and
conveyance directed BY the Court
WIN. A. EDMONDSON, Comr.
limo ctjS
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sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in Bucking-
n ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, about G feet high, % or 80 years
by Mrs, OrgaY' oil smrry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recollecled. He had on
when he lett white fur hat, with very small
brm. and suit of summer clothes.
TOM dark complexion, 81 years old, about
feet inches high, has scar on The LETT jaw, from
the tooihache-,he skin seems TO have grown TO
The bone. Had On when he lett black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed to the estate OF Mrs. Trevillian, of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion "a years old,
about feet or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recolected, was sold
in Richmond by Charles D. Pet,us Of HALIFAX
county, Virginia. will give the above reward
OF sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
ry oil the above named slaves TO Belts q Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
of conveying them TO said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one Of them.
June 6-c.f T. G. BRADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-13
Rfebe,toern 1Eortotfrer.
LOTTERIES.
j. +. Words Lottery Office
the EXCHANGE HOTEL, Rich

opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Rlcn-
~ MoSD, Virginia.
Magnificent Lotteries for Jnns.
10000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 23, 10 be drawn
June i4lh, 1915. Capitals: $4,000 10000,
5000, 5000, 1000, 1870, prizes Of 1000, OF
1900, % Of 900, 25 OF 500, &c, &c.
Tickets $40 A certificate Of a package Of
25 whole tickets will be sent Tor $780, halves IS,
quarters 80 so.
10000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, TO he drawn
June 81 lSi5 Capitals 100000, 10000, 4,367,
$780, 1000, 10 prizes oil 800, 50 Of 1000 so Of
GOO so OF 500 &C., SC.
Tickets $40. A certificate of package Of
26 whole tickets will be sci for $l40 halves 70,
quarters 35.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery Glass No 81, 10 be drawn
June IS, 1915. Capitals 10000 10000 G,OoO
5000, 1000 1900, 2,62S $500, 25 prizes Of
1000, &C., &c.
Tickets $40. A certificate of package OF %
whole tickets will be sent for $l30, halves 65,
quarters 50 So
u Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certih-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
ly after it is over to all who order from
May % ]. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
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May9--c2ln
MOST yAIUABIE FARM FOR SALE

MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
TN pursuance Of the last will and testament OF
i the late Col Gideon A. Strange, we shall pro-
coed, on the 29h day OF July next, or, il prevent
ell by bad weather, then on the next fair day, 10
expose 10 public SALE on the premises, that va
luable. well known, and highly improved Estate.
OAK HILL, late the residence OF Col. Gideon
A. Strange, situate i'll The county OF Fluvanna,
within about two miles Of Fluvanna Court house.
This Farm, comprising ,02i acres, is beaut-
fully situated on the Rvanna River with fine
exposure 10 the South and East, well known FOR
the productiveness Of lis soil, and the high state
OF improvement OF which il is susceptible. The
Farm Buildings, Dwelling House. Barn, Stables,
Tobacco House, &c, are large and commodious.
There are 500, or $50 acres OF cleared land, 800
of which are first rate Riranna low grounds, the
balance in woods, we'll tmbered. The soil IS
will adapted 10 corn, wheat and tobacco.
The tract will be sold subject 10 The dover in.
terest of Mrs. Mary Strange, widow Of the sald
Col. Strange which has been laid oG and alloi-
led 10 her, though is understood that her inter-
est will be offered to the purchaser OF the farm
on the ,,ay of sale at fair piice, which will be
made known before The sale Possession will he
given, 50 far as necessary ior sowing crop Of
wheat this fall, at once and full possession on The
/ Isl OF January next.
4 Terms-Sl 600 will be required in cash, the
balance in one Two and three years. Bond and
approved security, and deed OF trust on The pro-
! perry TO secure the purchase money, will be re-
qnired.
! Mr.. James NJ. Strange, residing on The place,
will show the land 10 any one DESTROYS OF eSa-
! mining il before the day OF sale.
! BENZ. II. MAGRUDER,
! A. p. STRANGE,
Acting Executors Of q. a. Strange.
Nav 31-e,ds (Whis 10 copy)