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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Potomac Land for sale.

Di virtue of The last will aud testament Of
II William ii. SydEor, deceased, late OF The
county vi Northumberland and Stale OF Virgil
mia, will, al the Couit House Of The county
aioresail on Monday, The lth day Q; August
next, II fair Otherwise the next fair day, III being
Cour day,) offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder
that valuable Farm called "Cupiis" situated on
Cupi.'> Creek, in The county aforesaid, and con-
tanning by survey 81 acres ) roods and 10 poles
Of land Of excellent qualify. About lwohirds
OF this land are cleared, The balance Is in wood
and heavily timbercd. The fences are OF iura-
bic materials and in good repair. The houses
are commodious AMI suitable as well FIR The
accommodation Of senleel family, IS Tor all the
purposes OF farm.
There IS on This land an extensive orchard Of The
most choice fruits. This farm IS nearly equi-
distant from Baltimore, Norfolk, and The Dslfcl
OF Columbia, with tie advantage of an inland
market, Is il is only eight miles from The county
Courthouse, and within six mile, c the Nolihum-
herland Academy, a well conducted and flourish
Ing School. Ii IS pre-cminent for fish, oysters,
and wild fowl. The neishborhood is both healthy
and agreeable. A farm 50 desirable is seldom IN
market. The subscriber invites person, wishing
To purchase In view This valuable property, which
will be oilcre! on the most h5erai nad ac,oe,no-
dating osGR, the particulars of which viii be
made known on The day OF sale. Possession will
be given on the first day Of January next. The
subscriber reserves 10 himself the privilege Of one
bid. THOMAS s SYnNOR
Executor Of VIM. II. Sydnor, deceased
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PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Wakefield for Sale.

OFFER for sale one Of The best Estates on
L The Potomac River containing about 1920
acres, between six and eight hundred of which
are arabic and now in cultivation. The land is
generally rich black lean, intcrsperseC with
shells, and II fertility j. certainly equal, if not
superior 10 any on the river. In one 1.-THE fields,
convenient 10 wood, is an inexhauslib!e bed OF
oyster shells, which could be easily converted
into lime, and made useful on such parts OF The
estate as may not be already sufficiently supplied
with thai valuable manure
The Buildings consi>. Of an OveGseer's House,
Granary, and ali the out-houses nrcrssary for the
use Of The Farm.
The estate is bounded on three sides hy Bridge
Creek, The River and Pope's Crcek-requirins
less than The usual quantity Of fencing 10 enclose
il. II is the birth place al Washington. Fish.
Oysters and Wild Fowl are abundant and indeed
all The facilities OF living are cheap and easily
procured.
With The Estate, | wish 10 disrose Of from
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES. con
sistins OF a lair proportion OF men, women, boys
and children
The health OF The situation may lie estimated
b. The fact, Of which an informed that The ply
sician's hill for the last ten years, has not ave
ragged :sl0 per annum.
Society j., good, and The neighborhood general
~ healthy. IL The number ol very old persons
now living, and Inc bills Of mortality were con
snlled il would be found 10 bear a fair compar.
son with any al the mountain regions oil he State
indeed il is believed that IN the last ten years,
in proportion 10 population, fewer death, have DE-
CURED than in any other part OF Virginia. APP
ply al the Office OF The Baltimore American.
July l6-eoiS
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
r OFFER for sale my Plantation, in The lower


r OFFER for sale my Plantation, IN The lower
l end OF Louisa county, situated Immediately
on the main road, leading from Louisa Court
house 10 Rchmond-3li miles from the latter, and
l6 from the former The Tract contains about
$50 acres, well adapted 10 the growth OF corn
wheat. oas and tobacco. The dwelling consists
ot Two buildings, brick and wood, both together
containing fifteen rooms; "a handsome yard, with
a variety of trees. giving the most ample shade
make il most delightful Summer residence
The garden is in a high state OF cultivation
Welding every variety Of vegetable, and having
The greatest proiilsion OF flowers. There Is a
large peach orchard, of The most choice variety OF
fruit and young apple orchard, selected from
the most choice species The oni-holsss are "i
every yariety-many are new-and all IN good
repair. A we'll of The finest water is before The
door. I, is proycrbial for its notwithstanding,
whilst The neighborhood surrounding may be Vi
SIZED with fever. To gentleman in The city, this
offers cheap and desirable Summer residence.
To any one who would establish boarding
school. The large and commodious buildings the
healthulness the place, its cheapness, and con-
vcniencc of access make il peculiarly Int. y
store house, also, is attached 10 The premises
and from the scarcity of stores in The neighbol-
hood at This time, considerable inducelnent IS
offered 10 the merchant. Until very recenily The
store has been in operation, with very little inter-
mission. for a number Of years always Attending
handsome profits will sell privately any lme
between this and the Isl day Of August next II
M, sold BIZ thai time, will offer publicly, on
Thai day. TO the highest bidder, if fair if not, the
neyt fair day; the terms OF sale 10 be-, one-lhird
cash. The balance in two equal annual install
ments. Due notice will be given in case prl-
vale sale should be effected.
Nav 27-cwtf ELISHA JACKSON.
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SIMULTANEOUS.
saaf Reduction.

q ~ PAR efSioes and Brogacs for Sale
i '@ ~ U-5o,esaic and Retail at the
.IlTENTIARY STORE!
: use :. ot,hs present large stockthe Board
4 ai ~, tors hive made very liberal dis
~ The Agent can now offer stronger in
an' y, nurchasers than he has heretofore
NJ, :, 10 invite call from dealers, and
Us : wish 10 buy for their own use, being
'n ,bs = ,hey can sui, themselves both in
AMI price: also
~ q a' Gas, Steel Axes equal to any brandy
~, Wrcush, Nails, from I'd 10 2od
y We'll ana Machine Chains
! and Wagon Harness
! a''I Fans Cutting Boxes, Ploushs
"a ,,,sr, I safes, Washslands and Wand
!. Carts Draws and Wheelbarrows
.ss W;il.lsnss. a superior article
/. y ,;s " heavy double wove kerseys
! pieces ,s While a1T Colorel and Plaid Flannel
p,t SUES and ready made Winter and Sum-
,ap ~, ,,r Servants, which offer Tor sale
In, ,,,n% eating terms al the Penitenliary. and
-''S .. ~ On l4;h ST, leading TO Mayo's Bridge
s e ,,..'S.w6wi&c JAS. c. SPOTS, AgL
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WOrthaln's Office,

Mo-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
IN MOND Virginia.
Drawing of The Alexandria, Glass No. 81, at
Alexandra August 3nd:
so 81 II II 81 &c 70 4S IS 65 33 . 81
Drawing OF the Va. Leesburg, Glass No. 81, at
Richmond August 4th:
50 so 81 81 G5 Ga 80 SO 81 Al % II
II Nos. % fl 81, Capital Prize in the above,
sold al this office.
LOTTERY FOR TODAY
$4,000 and 10000 Capitals Alexandria Ex-
ira, Glass No. lSi-drawing comes per mail TO-
day. Sales close at II, A. M. Prizes: -,
900, 10000, 1000, 2,445, 20 of 900, 40 OF 200,
so of 100, $50 of so, &c. IS Nos, and IA drawn
Tickets dollars.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
$1,000 Capital Alexandria Extra No. 1885,
Drawing comes per mail Tomorrow morning.
Prizes 1000, 5000, 1911, of 1000, 5 OF 800,
10 Of 200, 100 Of 100, 100 of so, &c. Tickets
So.
To Distant Country Customers.
Grand and Brilliant Scheme 10 be drawn al
Alexandra 9th September
$4,000 Capital!
with lots Of other snug Prizes-such as S25 900,
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000 5000, 5000
1000, 2947, S prizes OF $780, 10 of 1000, 20
OF $50, 20 of 500, so OF 1000, 10 of 500, &c.
&c. Tickets $20-Shares in proportion.
Il To secure snug fortune, send IN your or
ders early,
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
August s,h-ss5 asl, 10000, 1000, 1908 so
Of 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
August lG,h-25, 900, 10000, &C. Tickets TO-
August 23d-3OOOO, 10000, &c.-Tickes TO-
August 3Oth-4O,OOO, $4,000, &c.-Tickets TO-
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
ver,ised by J. 6. Gregory Co., for sale on the
same terms at this office.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Aug. 5 CElAS. WORKMAN.
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

MOST VALUABLE FARM FOX ShLt
TN pursuance of The las, Will and testament OF
i the late Col. Gideon A. Strange, we shall pro-
coed, on liz 29,h day OF July next or, il prevent.
ed by bad weather, then on The next TAR day, 10
expose 10 public sale, OF the premises, that va
liable, well known, and highly improved Estate.
OAK HILL, late The residence OF Col. Gideon
a. Strange, situate in the county OF Fluvanna,
within abou, two miles Of Fluvanna Court house
This Farm, comprising ,02i acres, IS oeauii-
fully situated on th, RiyanLa River, WIN me
exposure to the South ana East, well known ioi
The prolnciyeness oil lis soil, and The high stale
of imnrovelncnt OF which il is susceptible me
Farm Buildings Dwelling House, Barn, Stables,
Tobacco House, &c, are large and coinmodious.
There are 500, or $50 acres OF cleared land, 23O
If which are first rate Rivanna low grounds, The
balance in woods, well imbered. The soil IS
will adapted 10 corn, wheat and tobacco.
The tract will b sold sublec, 10 The dover IN
,erpst OF Mrs Mary Strange, widow Ot The sait
Col. Strange which has been laid oil ami alloi.
led 10 her, though is understood that her intel
e., will be offered 10 the purchaser Of the farm
on the day Of sale al fair price, which will br
! made known before The sale. Possession will b.
1 given, 50 far as necessary for sowing crop OF
wheat this fall at once and inll possession on The
| lst OF January next.
Tern--Si 0U0 will BE- required in cash, The
balance in one, Two and three years. Bond abb
approved security, and deed Of trust on The pro
perry 10 secure The purchase money, will be re-
quired.
Mr. James NJ Strange residing on The place
will show the land 10 any one desilous oil exa'
mining il before the day OF sale.
BENZ. II. MAGRUDER,
A. p. STRANGE,
Acting Executors Of G. A. Strange
May 27-c,ds (Whls 70 COPY
SASD Of all eclofs, for ,se, 20 any q,lSii, 10
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TN CHANCERY.-Vi VIRGINIA AT Rnlos held
L in the Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, the 1lh day
OF june in the year 1915
Silas Anderson, Plaintiff;
against
Thomas Hope and other Defendants.
The defendant, above named moi having entered
his appearance and given security according 10
the Act of Assembly and The Rules OF this Court,
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
is no, an inhabilani of This Commonwealth: 1t
is ordered, That The said defendant do appear a;
The rules TO be holden Tor The said Court on The
first Monday in August next, and answer The
bill of the plaintiff; and thai copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lshed in The City OF Richmond Tor two months
successfully, and posted at the front door OF The
Capitol in the said City. A Copy. Tesle,
junelO-cw2m n. P, HOWARD, c. c,
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NOTICE.

IAN ". BRIGHTWELL offers his SER
80. 10 The public as Collector of claims.
IN ,,lec, all claims entrusted 10 him, and
~" nav oycr moneys which he receives,
li.if' mend 10 the collection and bonding Of
~ III counties Of Cumberland, Bucking-
,no,mauox. Charlotte, Prince Edward and
! . hni ana will regularly attend the courts
ea'r conn,ies whenever business calls him
a. v~ssrs Flournoy & Bccock will give
..y necessary assistance, and be jointly re-
mi, with him for business entrusted 10 his
'''N (c6tif')
-, ~. r>j,.,,3 Ano 1Si5
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AIpEAARIE LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale my tact Of Land on Buck
L Island Creek, containing 2le acres (and am
authorized TO say, 200 more can be had on reason
able ierms.) About ore third is in forest, well
timbered and convenient 10 three Saw-Alills: The
cleared portion is now well SCI in clover and
timothy, and produces heavy crops; about sky
acres COOL Creek low grounds; The buildings con
sill OF lwo-slory dwelling house, framed kitchen
tobacco barns, all bun. Of The best materials, and
as gool as new The buildings have cost three
times as much as an asking for lhc land, and
,ha, i worth The money independent Of The build
ins< There is good garden, sspfinng! OF good
water convenient, convenient 10 The Rivanna, a
nayisable stream, and Charlottesville affords a
good market. Il is one Of The best situations in
Virginia for a Physician having every conve-
Hence one could desire, and no obstacle in The
way an extensive practice.
One third orlhe purchase money will be re-
qnired in cash, andlh- balance will be a credit o
me and two years. II not sold privately before
The 9Th day OF September next il will be sold al
public auction on that day.
July 29-cwlds JAMES McGEtiEE.
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n, RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.'S OFFICE -Daw;ns
i of Pokomokr River l. iteTy, Glass No Iar
% 5 50 SO IS 60 "a 90 81 u 20.
Drawing Of Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No. Isl:
% 40 81 IL "A IS 3 40 10 10 - ..
Drawing OF Polnu,oke River lAttrry, Class No la2:
IS a. 81 I3 29 - 81 Is 6d - 9 AZ.
Tickets, Nos 80 81, and 20 ~, two more Capitals
sold and ua,d by BIGGER 4 co.
Drawing Of Pakomoke River Lottery, Class No 1885,
" % As So 81 Is SO 81 5 80 IS 50.
Drawing OF Delaware Lottery, No. l79:
So So S. 81 ~ 81 CO 80 20 ~.
20 49 64, % 81 CO, and 2i ~, three more Cnpi-
,aIs sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Drawing cf Delaware Lottery, No. le0:
90 9 81 4 % % 71 Is ~ 81 So Is ~ 67.
Whols, % 10 II; HALF 81 ~ Is, two more Capitals,
sold and paid by BlGGER ~.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, Class 1872:
50 90 IS S ~ 43 Z 10 IS Al To-
7I54l and 72U Al, Two more Capitals, sold and aid
hv BIGGER & co.
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Glass ls+:
% II Is ~ "a 81 81 35 81 62 81.
10 a g. and 81 Al two more Capitals, snld and AID
10 DiGGERs co.
= Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lnllety, No. 53
AZ 81 70 81 SO IS % 50 81 - IS G3.
Half Ticket Nos 80 50 50, prize Of 81 oM seld. ana
will be paid, when presented, By DIGGER CO.
Aay 5
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e.. w. Purcell's

Ne W. uECtI>S
EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
DRAWN numbers OF the Grand Cansolida Loe-
- ry, Glass No g. drawn ID Aug $50, 900 Capital
AZ 81 ~ 39 50 IS % So 81 II 50 6:i.
Half, Nos. AZ 50 G3 prize Of 81 $50 sent from this
Office by PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, No. l53.
Il 80 45 50 81 ls 50 CD 5 80 S. 80.
NEXT MONDAY
$4,000 Doliarsi- 100 Of l 900
In this Lottery there 10 three number prizes below
81 000all others 81 600 Grand Consolidated Lottery
No. 50. to be drawn ut Wilmington Saturday. Aug.
9;h-drawing received Monday evcning-66 numbers
10 drawn-Gand Capital s25 900 100 of 900. Tickets
$40, halves S, quarters So
10000 rs!-l5,0 00-100 Of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No S. To he drawn
at Wim ngton Saturday,, 10Th August, drawing recev-
ed Monday, 18th inst. Grand Capitals: $50 oO0 IS oon
1900 5000 1884 100 Of 00o % Of $50, 500, 400
$780, &c. Tickets $ia halves 6, quaricrs3
10000 Dollars!-.6 Numbers, Is Drawn.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. S. to be drawn
ON SATURDAY, August 2adawing received 18Th lps'
1000, $780, 10 OF ,Oo0 $780, 300, 600 Tickets $40,
halves 5, quarters 2 50.
10000 Dollars! 5000 100 of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81. TO be drawn NJ
Wilmington Delaware, August 30ih-drawins received
LIT September Grand Capitals $50 900, $780, 600,
AM, 100 Of 700, &C. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters
50.
% For full Schemes, call at the Office.
10 Tickets In the above, and In all Lotteries under
the popular management of d. PAINE & CO., constant
FREQ all who send 10 PURCELL On letters enclosing
cash prize tickets, the postage need paid. Re.
member, fer large prizes, and prompt pay, address
Aug.5 C. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. s, South AT

CREATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South illh
- Street.
lie, all,he world say what they can,
For selling prizes srRATToS's The man.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Extra, $50, July 20:
& o GO % A 81 81 e. 81 so - a 30 81
Tickle, Nos. 20 GO, prize of $50 dollars,
sold and paid by SlKA ION.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, 81, Ang. !:
az IA 6 % l6 60 63 9 20 46 % &c
Tickets Nos. 6 T % and G3 63 7G, two more
prizes, sold and paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandra, Extra, 1872, Aug. l.:
GO . 81 "a 50 10 GO 80 . So 50 10 IS.
Ticket Nos. . 80 So, another prize sold and
paid hy SlkAI1oN
Ang. 4
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, 81, Ans. ,:
30 81 IA IL 81 &c - .lS IS is 80 . 81
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, 81, Aug 4:
50 50 81 81 is "a 50 6s 81 4l y II.
Tickle, Nos. 81 Al So prize OF $500, sold and
paid by STRATUM
Aug 5
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T. Russell Bigger & Go.
A GENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine
N Coz Richmond Va.


IL Co.. Richmond Va.
$4,000, &c, 100 Prizes of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81, 10 bt
drawn at Wilmington on Saturday, August Oh
drawing received in Richmond on Monday.
In This splendid Scheme, The Isl, ID and ;,
drawn Nos will be entitled 10 The splendid Capita
0. $4,000. That ticket having The Isl, 2l anc
ith SIC; that ticket having The LIST, % and 9Th
700; that ticket having the lst ID and 9th, GOO
that ticket having The Isl I'd and 7lh, 500; ihust
5 tickets having the Isl I'd 9Th, lst 81 oh, Isl 2
10Th, Isl Sd 4h Isl Sd ana 9Th, to 400; those j
tickets having the lst 81 9th, Isl Sd Th, Isl 81
9Th, Isl 81 9th, Isl Sd 10Th. 10 300 those lickr,
having The Isl 9TH 9Th, Isl 4th 6h, Isl 4lh hh -
4h 9Th, lst 4lh 9h 10 200; those 100 tickets, VIII
any other of The 3 drawn Nos. on II, TO !, 0l
No 3 number prize less than goo Dollars, except
The Aforementioned 10.
A package Of % Whole Tieke's in The above
Grand Scheme 100 dollars-warranted 10 draw
SIS 90. A certificate will be semitic l05 dollars
Halves and Qrs. in proportion. Single licSels
10; halves 5; qrs. 80.
10000 Dollars Capital Prize!
Grand Consolidated, No. So, draws Saturday,
August l6, in Wilmineion-drawin received
in Richmond, BY Mondays Mail. - Nos. l3
drawn-l prize Of 10000, $4,000, 1900, 5000,
5000. 9, 1884, 100 of 1000, &c. Tickets I2lols.;
halves 6; quarters 3. a certificate OF package
of 2G whole tickets l43 40; halves and quarters
in proportion.
10000 Dollars Capital Prize
Grand Consolidated No. &C. draws Saturday
August Esd in Wiminglon-draw received ia
Richmond by MONDAYS mail. 70 Nos, l5irawn
l prize OF 100000 5000, 5000, 5000, 2,31O, OF
1000, 5 OF 500, 10 of 1000, &c. Tickets 10
dollars; halves 5;,quar;ers so. A certificate q
a package of 26 whole tickets l02 so; halves and
quarters in proportion.
10000 Dollar. Capital Prize
Grand Consolidated, No. 81, draws Saturday
August 3Olh, in Wilmington Drawing received
BY Mondays MAILS Nos, II drawn Prize
OF 10000 dollars, | Of 5000, Of 1000, Of 2,ll1
So s-T 100 Prizes OF 1000 Dollars each. t.
Whole Tickets only 10 dollars, halves ), quar-.
,ers 2 so. A Certificate of Package OF 25
Whole Tickets llS dollars, halves and quarter,
in proportion.
Beside the above Lotteries, we have smaller
ones, with Capitals from 10 10000 dollars
Tickets from TO doilars-nrawng every day
Remember if you want Prize, address
L. r. BIGGER K co,
Richmond, Va
Orders in all cases confidential and answerr,
by return mail
Drawings sent, flee Of postage, 10 all who or
der from us. July 81
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AND HANOVER FOR SALE.
TIlE representative and lesalees Of Richard
Il ). Taylor, deceased being dcsircus Of set
ling up his estate. will sell publicly, on the PIE
lnises, II not previously disposed Of, on Wcdnes-
day The ID Of September, il fair, If MOI. on The rex
fair day, that valuable tract Of land OF which the
said Taylor died possessed. and known as the
Ferry Estate This landlies uponlhe pamunkey
river is adjacent 10 The lands OF AlessrS. George
Taylor and Wins. Garter, is % miles from the
city Of Richmond, and 10 from The r. F. and p
Railroad, and contains iii. acres
The Improvements are, 4 lwu.story dwelling,
with seven rooms a passage, and cellar rooms,
and all necessary out houses Tor The accommoda-
lion Of a large family. Ii has upon il extensive
orchards OF The greatest variety ami most select
fruit. and one OF the best gardens in Virginia.
Also, Two other tracts or parcels Of Land in
Hanover, two miles distant from The Ferry estate
One OF 23f! acres, and one of $50 acres. These
tracts adjoin The lands OF Mcssrs. George Taylor
and Robert Taylor, lie well for cultivation and
Improvement, apd are likewise very valuable
We invite all persons wishing 10 pure .asc
good land 10 come and examine Tor themselves,
as we are determined 10 sell without limit or re-
serve
The purchaser will have an opportunity of
seeding crop OF wheat, or can have il done, II
desired, upon reason bic terms.
The land will al! be- surveyed before the day OF
sale, and plat OF each furnished on that day.
Terms OF Sale-One-;hird cash, and the ba-
lance in two equal annual in>lalmenS The title
unque>lionahle, which will be retained until all
OF The purchase money i paid.
july l5-cwds
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VALUABLE REA L ESTATE FOX SAIL
v The subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which he resides, situated in the county OF Camp
bell Immediately above the toxin OF LynchburS
The tract contains about 500 acres oil iand, ana
consists of 100 acres or more lying between
James river ard Blackwacr creek. (which forms
one ofthe present boundaries OF The town. and The
islands in the river, running paIallei WIN ue
main body of The land; The one containing aD'ul
80. and The other between 10 and ~ acres. rom
hundred and sixty acres oil The tract are cieaitu,
and in cultivalion-lhe balance IS w WOODS, ana
large norton of il heavily timbered Oi The
cleared land, rs acres Inclusive Of the island,)
are James river low. grounds. equal in productive
ness. il is believed 10 any on the river. The por-
lion OF the high land in cultivation Is now we'll
adap,ed To The growth OF the different staples, and
is rapidly improving. ;.
The dwellins-house is large and commodi
Gus brick binding, with eight looms above stairs
and convenient cellar beneath The out-houses
belonging 10 the dwelling are well located, 0! sub
slantial materials, and in good repair The place
has on an overseer's house, barn. and allthe ne
cessary farm-houses There is also on The pre-
misses, in immediate proximity 10 the town,
Warehouse formerly used for The inspection of
Tobacco, which, with some slight repairs might
be placed in q condition suitable for the same pur-
pose.
The tract admits Of being divided into three or
four tracts, each having fair portion OF WOODS
and cultivated land
The place will be sold entire, IN Two or more
tracts. or il will be divided into small parcels or
lots, 10 sui, the views of persons wishing I" pnr-
chase. The island will also be sold separately,
il demanded.
A minute description Of the place is deemed
unnecessary as those VINO WISH VIA =, sylm iT for
! themselves.
The terms will lie made known on application
| 10 The subscriber The place will be shown 10
such as may wish 10 purchase, by the subscriber
or the manager, Mir. p. II. RYAN. residing on Inc
farm. WM. DhN ~
! Ii the tract is sold entire, possession VIII b
given the 18th November next, and crop Q
Wheat seeded for The purchaser. Should any de
sire 10 purchase small parcels or lots, they can Oh
tain possession al once. w. D., Jf
Feb. 20-cwtt