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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-11
THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITERA-
pY AIHG9ENGER AM RENIEW-

XII biEOS5 AMI hEsSiEWs
TO THE PEOPLE or THE SOUTH And WEST.
Having purchased from the proprieloIs, SIMms'
4" Soathaa and Western MoEidy Magazine and Re
Vieu" il will from the lsl January neai, he blended
with the "SoutherH Literary Messenger"
The MEssEEoLR his heen established more than
els,ea geoys,-much longer than any other South
ern work ever existed, during which il has main
tanned very high raak among American Period.
Gals. II has always been eInnenily Southern; and
loi several years has been addressing itself To the
West, 10th edloriay and by tie ablesi contributors.
1t will continue 10 address itself to the South and
West and will look 10 them mainly for support. To
indicate this and It's union with Simms' Magazine
The title of the separate work will he blended III
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MISUNDERSTANDING the features OF each, but i'm
proving them far practicable.
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History. Biography, Papers on the Army, Navy aud
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llshed in elegant style, like the present Mes
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MOBILE.
Tues.lay MornIng. Nortmber 11.Is4
INrERKsrIke no rHE sourH AND wKsr-

o3- Another failure Of the eastern matchmaking
beyond Charleston was received yesterday.
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have been a subscriber to .The Southern Lite
rary Messenger" Tor nearly two years. II has not
been my privilege have read many Of the numbers.
but have been much interested and instructed by
and esteem for the editor, and sincerely trus, that
his lauiabIe enterprise " be successful in high
degree. G. E. GADSDEN.
CHARLESTON, October %, 1916.
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" FOR MAYOR-GEORGE F. HOLT is announced
by his friends candidate for the office of Mayor
approaching municipal election and is recommended to
the SURFACES of his fellow citizens individual emf
nenty qualified for the Office and SUCH entitled TO their
confidence and support. sepl3 20ltde~
UWe are authorized To announce CHARLES A.
HOPPlN, Esq, candidate for reelection the Of
6ce of May or at the ensuing municipal election.
0YThe friends Of Z. C. LANGDON announce him a
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EVENING ROBES, CAPES, &c-DANIELs
~ E. BRADY have just received
New and handsome EInbro idered Robes
White, Blue and Buff Tarlatanes for evening
dresses
New style Capes and Collars
ID. & b have also received few cartons Of
Printed Feather Bords for Head Dresses; Fancy
Flowers, Plumes, Wrealhs &c; Embroidered and
Riviere Linen Cambria Hdkis; Hem Stitch and
Plain do do; Fancy Hat aud Cap Ribbons, newest
style and very cheap novI0
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EOR NEW ORLEANS

C. Cabin passage 81. Deck passage 81 so
49, n The fine steamer MONTEZU-
lxndnfgS MA. Kelly, masier, baih expressly for
49, agkSthS trade, having been thoroughly
osrrhaued, speed increased, and much improved by
the addition Of fine ns,O upper Cabin. all ia State
Rooms npv BpiisTs, etc, has resumed her regular
mi.weekly trips, and wall leave for New Orleans
THIS DAY, lllh inst, at &c O'Clock AM.
For freight or passage. having hne accommoda-
no,lI c. A. GILBERT & BRO, so Com ..
ny- Passengers desiring it. will BE landed al Ins
Pal
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-11

EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS-S I&
y JoNEs offer to the trade the following arti-
cles at private sale
90 bales Brown Sheetngs
8 bales Heavy Negro Kerseys
bales do do Blankets
8 cases Madder Prints
2 do A Beached Sheetings
do Muslin DE LANES
l do Afghan Crosses De LANES
DO AIpacas; do Plaid Linseys
do XIV Jeans; do Heavy Satinetes
do Gents and Childrens' Silk Ildks
4 do Bishop Lawns, Swiss and Null Mus
Inns, Jacconetts, Satin Stripes, Cambria. &C.; a
large variety of Hosiery; Ready Made Clothing in
great variety; Hats, Caps, Shirts, sc. Sc. Terms
Cash. poyIl
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The undersigned having been long familiar with
"The Southern Literary Messenger" published in
Richmond, takes pleasure IN learning that il has in.
corporaled with itself periodical lately published in
this city, and that, hencelorth it will be issued si-
mu!laneousy, in Charleston and Richmond. For Sc
veral years. il has held, it the highest, certainly
interior rank among Literary journals, and the
character Of its successive numbers has given the
most undertaking confidence its present editor.
Ii has always presented truly southern front,
while its patriotic advocacy Of all measures Of ma
tional interest and honor have won for il the esteem
Of the better class of readers, in every portion Of
common country. To the people Of South Ca
rolina it is now especially recommended, and hope
1t will receive among cordial, liberal aud exten
sive support. SAM'L. HENRY DICKSON.
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To the Patrons of the "Southern and Westsra Maya
.,ne oS n Rs,ip,n

To the Patrons Of the "Southsrn and Wsstsra Maya
zine and Review"
The subscriber htving concluded to withdraw, at
the close OF the present youme from the conduct of
the above journal, takes pleasure IN commenting 10
lis pairons that which, in connection will the "Sou-
thern Literary Messenger" has been based upon it,
The works thus blended. and specially addressed to
the paople of the south and west, will be eminenly
among u.s. in all those things, particularly, which be-
long Belize Lettres and the Aris. The increase OF
strength, in talent and money, which must necessari-
ly result from this UNION. will secure TO us highly
valuable periodical, which, il regarded with proper
favor, need be second lonone in The country; and
trust, sincerely, that my friends and those of south
literature. the Subscribers ind The contributors
TO The Magazine from which withdraw, will yield
a hearty support To that which will succeed il, and
which, feel very sure. viii faithfully and hoaoraby
represent their interests,
Respectfully, etc. w. GILMORE SlMMS.
October 80, 1915.
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Two PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
II SwEDEs lRoE-350 tons, assorted sizes
STEEL-l0 tons, various qualities
Hollow WARE-100 tons, assorted sizes
Cur NAILS 500 casks, Sd. to God.
AxEs-300 dozen CPS
WEDDING HoEs-IS00 dozen CPS
TRACE CHAINS 1000 pair, polished
BLAcKsMITH's TooLs-100 sets, complete
Together with large assortment Of Table and Peck
ct Cutlery, Carpenters Tools, Curriers' do, Stoves,
Crates, etc. ....t.
Also-Wheat Fans. Corn Shelters, Corn Mills,
Corn and Cob Mills, Mill Rocks, Gin Segments, ETC.
Aso--Rifes, Guns. Pistols. etc. For sale low by
novlO o MAZANGE & CO.. 4S Com-st
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M RS. COLLINS, an Indian Doctress, who has
Iva resided many years with the Indians and stu
died The Indian mode of practice cures all kinds Of
diseases that are durable, such sores, ulcers can
GERS and chronic diseases of all kinds, and consu,np-
tion if not far advanced-can restore the blind
to sight and deafto hearing, il not born Secures
yer. Also, ladies' diseases. She uses roots and
herbs altogether in her practice, The most Of which
she procures from Michigan that be found in
the southern county.
II Residence the corner of Lipscomb and
Claiborne streets, where she may be found at all
times unless professionally engaged. nov6 Kmos
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SWEDES IRON AND NAILS--250 tons nat
kybar Iron, 100 do broad Plough lfon, 500 casks
for sale low by
ssvs DADE + RAYNoLDs, "a Water s
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TIME undersigned has just opened large and
Il well selected stock Of SCHOOL BOoKs--us pre-
pared sell Teachers, Parents, and Guardians, as
loso as any ho,.s. in the Southern country He has
also, ii large stock OF LAW, Medical, Theological.
Mis- celaneous and Standard Library Books; to
which is added MANUFAcTuRINa EsTABLisH-
MENr. Clerks of Courts. As SCISSORS and Taxcollec-
tors can have books made TO any pattern and at
short notice. A catalogue of schools books eat be
had by calling at % Dauphln st.
nos10 s. w. ALLEN.
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Ei1n MONTGOMERY.

1F.Nns~ h The splendid new Passenger
Llksytagt1s steamer BARENGO, Capt. Jas. J
- Adams, will leave Tor the above and
III lnIeTmediale landings on THIS DAY, the lith
INST. nj 5 PM. .y 81. ~ 81.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-11

TuNO COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
IL PLANTERS-The Subscribers have now on
hand the follow ing goods for plantations (aif Of the
manufacture Of Dewing & Edmands,) which they
will sell AT the lowest prices
1000 pair Mens' Double Sole oak taned Russets
5000 do do Single do do do
5000 do do do do IIemlock do
1000 dos do Prairie Boots straight bo,toms
nailed all round. f"N p
The Russets and Boots Of Dewng q Edmands'
manufacture too well known to need farther des.
cripiion. No trouble 10 show goods.
DEWiNG, EDMANDS & FIELD,
noy6o No. o ST Fiancis NJ.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
p Enno~ n The steamboat CLERMONf, r.
SSlEszs2Issfl Bullard, master, will leave for the
above aud all Intermediate landings, on THIS
DAY, the 1Ith instant, at s O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
Nnos1l NJ. WARlNG & CO. .
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fVNIN PLATE, ETC
Il Tin Plate. *, Ponpool and Crown brands
Charcoal Plates, 100 Plate Tin, Square Tin
Roofing Plate, IA 20 and 10 Ia Banca Tin
Shee, Zine, Sheet Iron, Wire
Black and White Riveis, for timers
Boiler Riyels, Brazers Copper for boilers
Sheahng Copper. various numbers
Cutters and Valleys. In store and for sale by
EDW'D C. CENTER s. CO.,
novll corner Cont and Commerce streets
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
= COo n The fine steamboat BOURBON,
SEzsss57SSz. II. Bolton MASTER will leave for the
above and ali intermediate landings on THIS DAY,
the lila inst, at O'Clock PM.
Eos freight or passage apply to
noylI M, WAKING n 70.
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OTlCE-The subscriber having established
himself in New Orleans, for The purpose of con-
Quoting general Auction and Commission Business,
respectfully offers his services for the sale or pur-
chase Of Produce, Merchandise, Slaves, etc.
A orders win be attended to with promptiiude.
and in manner that will ensure Satisfaction.
Slaves consigned to the subscriber for sale, will
be provided with comfortable quarters at 30 cents
per day
Office in the Achafaa,a Bank Building. opposite
Bank Arcade. p. b. TAYLOR.
~ ORLEANS, Oct. %, lS45. oct3l 226Kmo
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Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press
and Warehouses for the Seasons 1S45
and 1916.
STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month,
~ PEI Dae 10 G
For month thereafter, .per bale 10
Drayage from the wharf, per bale .......... Ct
For COMPRISING, per bale ................30
Storage, drayoge and wharfage on compressed
cotton per bale. %
All other charges same as last season.
The above Tariff to take effect on the first day of
September next
G.R GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.
lei 1871
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GARD.
TENHE undersigned begs leave to inform the mer-
taken Office in The front part of the store
pied by Messrs. j. Ii Rivers s. Co., for the purpose
OF carrying Ship and Merchandise Brokerage
Business. He hopes by strict attention to business
to give entire satisfaction TO those who may employ
him, and deserve continuance oil their patronage
Ship Captains will he able 10 obtain al any time
all possible information as regards freight. go
f. 8. CRUZ AT.
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GTANTON & BROS, "a Dauphin street. are
~ now prepared To manufacture GentIemen's Clo-
thing TO oraer, having engaged fashionable Gutter
from New-York. 49, f
They are now opening The latest style Of French
and English Cloths, black and fancy Cassimeres.
the newest patterns Of Velves, Cashmere, Satin
and Silk Vesings, which will be got up IN the best
style. Gentlemen wanting their Clothing made to
order will please give us a call. nov5
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A DVANCES on COrTON-The subscribers
IA will make liberal advances ~ Cotton to their
friends in New York. e. Z. CEN TER & CO.,
novl1 corner Cont and Co nmerce streets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
SyOrthaIis's OiEicc,

NO II CHANGE PLACE, RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
ptawina Of Va. Lecsburg, Class 81, Aug -,
G9 80 G1 So 80 81 &C rs Is 40 81 10 -
g-s- Nos - 80 Go, another Capital, sold a, this
oi,ce in the above.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Slj 900 Capital. Alexandria Extra Class Nc
all u ). drawn in Baltimore To day, and draw
ia, comes per mail today. Prizes; $4,000
,oElp. 30)1, $3.50, Prizes Of 1000, 5 OF 500
IL j. iJ1. IS of $50, % Of 200, 80 OF $50. go Of
100. SC, &c-75 Nos, and Il drawn. Tickets
81 shares in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
5000 Capital! Alexandria, Extra, Glass No
a8. Drawing received per mail tomorrow al
O'clock. Capitals: 81 900, 5000, 1911 SO, > o
1910. ) ot 800, 10 OF 300, 100 of 100, 100 OF SO
& IS Nos, and l2drawn. Tickets -
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
arou~, 3o.h-4aO60. $4,000. &c.-Ticl;ets 10
sept. oh IS, OO0 10000, 10 prizes Of 500
sep. lsl'-4O,OoO, 10000, 40 prizes Of 900
Tickets 10.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad
yrili.el by ]. G.. Gregory s. CO., Tor sale on III:
same terms al this Office.
10 Distant Country Customers.
Grand ard Brilliant Scheme 10 be drawn a
Alexandria 9th September
$4,000 Capital!
with lois OF other snug Prizes-such as i25 600
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, G,OOO, 5,O0(
1890, 2Si7, prizes OF $500, 10 of 1000, q
Of $50 20 of 800, so OF 1000, 10 of 500, &c.
&c Tickets S20-Shares in proportion.
81 To secure snug fortune, send in your or
des early.
ID. All orders confidential, and postage pail
atih;s Office without charge.
Aug. 90 CHAS. WORKMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
Wakefield for sale.

T OFFER Tor sale one OF the hes, Estates on
/ The Potomac River, containing about 1890
acres. between six and eight hundred Of which
are arabic and now in cultivation. The laD.l is
generally rich black loam inlcrspcrsfd with
Shells. and in fertility i, certainly equal, il not
saneror TO any on The river In one o! the fields,
convenient IL wood, is an ineNhausliblc bed o!
oyster shells, which could b. easily converted
into lime, and made useful on such parts Of The
estate as may not be already sufficiently supplied
with that valuable manure.
The Buildings consist Of an OveIseer's House,
Granarv and all the ou.iuuses necessary Ior the
use cf the Farm.
The estate is bounded on three sides By Bridge
Creek. Tie River and Po2c's Crcel-rquring
lcss Than lie usual Gnan;ity of fencing 10 erciose
il II is The birth place of Washington. Fish,
Oysters and Wild Fowl are abundant ana indeed
al The facilities OF living are cheap and easily
With The Estate, | wish 10 DISPOSE Of from
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, con-
sising oil a fair proportion OF men, women, boys
and children.
The health OF The situation may be estimated
h. The fact, Of which am informed, that The ply
s;riau's bill, for the last Ten years, has not ave-
RACED $40 per annum.
Society is good, ari the neishborhood general.
IL healthy. Ii the number Of very old reisons
row living. and he bills o.! mortality were con-
suited il would he ionnd 10 bear fair COMPARE
son with any OF the mountain regions 81 he Siae
indeed j, is beleve,! that, 10 Tie !as len years
in pronoriiun 10 population, lever 6eail> have oc-
cnrre,i Than in any other part ui Virginia Ap-
| ,ly AT the Office OF The Baltimore American.
July l6-ens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
SALE OF VERY
NGsss3;,ic EpcaI s;sfatp.

{tf virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior
II Court Of Law and Chanc.rv for Stafford
county, Virginia, al June term 1876, in The cases
of B!onaugh rs. Bronau.h and others, and
Browne against Bfonau.h ami others The I'M
der:ignci Commissioners will offer Tor sale, ri
public auction, 10 The highest bidder, on III. 29l
da: Of August, lSil, before lie IRON, foor ot the
Farmers llurl, in the towr Of Fredericksburg.
Virginia, Il mI'c;g OF The tract OF land, called
MARLBOROUGH. which formerly belonged 10
John W. Bronaush deceased. THIS moicly con-
aln> about 1G9 acres, and lies urGn The Potomac
Run ana Aunia Greek, in the coun'y 0, Saaori /,
Virginia, abcut - mills hy water below the
City al Washington in the Disric; q Columbia
ard al'ont IL miles bY land from The town of
Fredericksburg, Virginia. The quality Of the
soil is Represented 10 be exceedingly fertile, and
admirably adapted 10 The production OF Indian
Corn and olEcr grain, AMI, III short, Of al! III.
staples Of he country.
In addition 10 this, there is nron the Estate an
nex!.a,'>'i.l: lauk OF the richest mari, situated
m1st conveniently Tor use upor the Farm, an! Tor
expectation.
There are, besides, two valuable FISHERIES:
ore, the lump, has rcn.cd Tor so dollars; the
other the Island, for 500 dollars per season
Adjoiaia" this land i, The well known landing
c;,;icd Thoiny Point, Tie terminus of The Puo-
mac II tie Richmond, Fredericksburg AMI Puo-
mac Railroad. The facilities lar market, lravo
SC. which Ibis affords il, is deemed wholly unnc-
ccs,ary 10 dila;e npon. 81 favorable m opporiu-
niiv Tor speculation j seldom ol!.l.q! and The Il
ca,ion OF capitalists ana others i, earnestly inyi-
tel 10 the property in ihs hope tia, before me day
OF sale they Will make every enquiry anil exami-
nation, and make themselves acquainted with lis
Numerous recommendations. The purchaser will
b, permitted 10 enter upon the land ID seed wheat
and fill possession will be given on The Isl Janu-
ary, 1916
The Terms Of sale viii he, ready money for 50
much Of The price as vii! satisfy costs, charges
AMI expenses 81 sale, as W i rs The costs Of salts
mentioned. For he residue Of Tie purchase mo-
ncy, a credit Of 6 and - months, from The day o
sale, with interest from that date. Bond and Sc
curly, with Decd oi Trust, will bc required for
The deferred payments. The Commissioners, how
ever, reserve The RICH 10 sell lie tract in one Or
more lots or parcels, as may be deemed most cx-
pcdicn on tie day Of sale. They believe The
lille to bc unqursiionah-, but selling rs Commits
sinners Of The Court, they will convey with spe-
cial warranty only
THOMAS IT, BOTTS.
RICHARD c. L. MONCURE,
ARTHUR A. MORSON,
i. Il. BARTON,
JOHN w. BRONAUGH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
FOR SALE AND LEASE,
by SHEPHERD EROWN and JOS. II. JOHNSTON

by SHEPHERD ERuWN and JOS. II. JOHNSTON
PtesJHrg, Miss.
ID EFERENCES:-Jnim u. hlurell, Saml. Gailant
IL and John e. Meen, E-qs L;urhhurs, Va; Dr.
Stirling Nibict Brickland, Va; DR.. William w. vii
kins, CASTOR, n g.; j. w. Bauldin and VIM. II. Drn
mis-, Tsp, Charlotte, Va W. H. f. Merritt, Greenvl,
county, Va.
206O acres Of Land. township Is, range West, on
Deer Greek, Issaquena county, Miss stu acres cleared
and in cultivation, with gin, and mill and negro holsr.
This land il equal TO my cotton land III The State
now under rent at pr. CT. an acrc-wi he sold,
interest Of half exchanged for nrerots, and cult.
waited juntly-land and negroes 10 te valued.
0oO acres in township H. range West, IN the
stream. which ~ nav!gibe by sinall sleaib"'i< 30
caare and in cultivation. with e and mill, and
negro huuses-siperior Cnllnn and-wil b. sold.
interest Of one half exchanged for e.srS, and tutal-
ed joinly-land and regrces la he valued.
GID az Land, GoD'e on the Mississippi r..er.
IN louisiana miles below Nlck-bur., 800 aces ~ raj
,ivi:ion, with gin, and mill. aud negro ho'srswl h..
sold exchanged ne aovr. The land Is excellent and
well suited for wood yald-we have now 5000 cords
cut and for sale on the same.
500 of wood Land f"n'ing on mississippi liver,
in Louisiana, miles above vickshurg-land excellent
Washington County, Mss.
The following Lands ON thr snnio"er river, al a
very superior quality, best cotton region, unnTyrd
viii lease IN lnis Of iIj0 acss, iur !rr,n OF ayraf,
without charge, except The iasr' 10 any person who
will put The SAME Is hands, aud we viii pay if HE
gin house Ill value nj Tie expiration o years,
will give The land the 9Th year for the house
$40 Of Land. Cnld Lake. Sunlnwer river, plr
of sections 10, 80 IS, 81 81 u, &c and ~ township IL
range West.
1859 acres On sunnnwrr river sections, 4, and TO-
township ~ range West
1850 acres, Sun,wrr river, sec'i"ns II, 10, 2, 3
and q, township IA, range West.
3aO acres, part SECTIONS aai %, township H. ransc
West.
GtO acres, part sections !, sand D. township - range
West.
alD0 acres on Sunower river, part sections -, ~,
FL ia, Is and 81, township Ii, range West.
iia0HSHS.
1850 acres of Land, fronting Mississippi river IN
Phillips county, - miles above Helena, valuable :or The
lumber.
1900 ares in Monro- county, Arkansas, lear While
river will sell lease, III lois :" G acres, i"r years,
any person who will nut an The same ~ hanlsno
charge, except the taxes This land Is SAID 10 be very
fine and we'll suited for tobacco.
Aupn.f IQ-cS llWt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26
CARYSBRooK FOR SALE


TN pursuance oil 4 decree Of The Court of Flu
L wanna county, si,;n. in ciiancery, rendered OF
The 2Sth day o! July 1915, shall, as Commission
cr under said decree, proceed 10 sell al public
auction on the premises, on the lih day oil Oc-
iober next, Caryshrock, the residence OF the late
Archibald NJ. Harrison.
Carvshrook lies in bend Of the Rivanna river,
about s miles above Columbia, in the coun-
IL OF FIuvanna, and contains, together with a
tract Of 100 acres, bought oi Z. Wuolson, and
another lrdc. Of 70 acres, purchased Of Alb
Shepherd (Which will sold with ;t) go acres
al which nearly 200 acres are first rate low
grounds and ahou! 300 acres second low grounds
of very superior qaaIy--the balance oi The high
land lies remarkably well, and IS highly impruv-
able. Tie Dwelling IS large and well built oil
Brick. The Barn newly bull, q Brick, with a
new ThrcshinS Machine. The whole Estate j,
in fine condition Tor productive agriculture.
In accordance with the Decree aforesaid, the
Terms orthr sale will be-one. fourth ul the pur-
chase money in clsh--one-haH ol The residue
PAYABLE IL months irur The day Of sale AMI
The balance 10 be paid in 2years from the day Of
sale.
Bonds, with approved security, and 4 decd oil
trust on The rropt riy, will ,e required for The de-
ierred payments.
PEYTON HARRISON, Com'r.
p. S. Should lhc purchaser desire il an ar
ringement can lc made b. which he wi lie per-
milied 10 retain he whole, or nearly The whole 81
The deferred payments, for some years, as the
money will, probably, not be wanted curing the
minority Of The heirs
p. HARRISON, Guardian, &c.
hun 1dSc0JwilS