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STOLEN--On the nigh, of the 2s,h

~ VII tiIc UlgUt OF ule ZStl
~ of May 1915, from my stable, one mile
south OF Bethel, Morgan county Illinois.
one Bright Bay tIorse ) years old, about Is
hands high, black name, tail and legs,
name and tail heavy and somewhat curly,
with puff on the cap of the left knee. the
halr on his Jaws running upwards forming
curis opposite the ears, large bony head.
large ears, raises well before, long in the
back and rather straight in the rump, sharp
hips and rather high There is no white
about said horse except some saddle marks
said horse is good traveller. walks and
trots, IS Wild and skittish among strangers,
wont work unless he is compelled, kicks
and will run away in the harness and some
danger IN cleaning or currvIng his hind legs.
A reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS viii be
pa'd To any person who will give such in
formation as Will enable me to recover said
horse, and FIFTY DOLLARS for the horse
and thief, if delivered to me in Morgan
county Illinois. JOHN 4. TAYLOR.
aug J-Il-3t
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stop, stop. Beware!

4 NY person IN want OF any or all OF the
"a following articles, viz: harness, sad
dies, brides, collars, whips, &c. ALSO, a
good assortment OF buckles, bits, saddery
and harness trimmings generally. All of
which will be sold cheaper than can be
bought IN Iowa, for cash or proddce. Please
call before purchasing elsewhere at the
subscribers on jefferson St. two doors east
Of the new Hotel, where will be found great
bargains. lap3-tfl II. B. WARE.
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EgnyTrcare aud CNflery.

Just received by steamer Mermaid and
% for sale large assortment Of Hardrare
and Cutlery, such as
Door, till, pud cupboard, chest and trunk
Locks.
Knob and Norfolk Latches, scissors,
Shears, sheep shears, stirrnps, 5rIdle bit;
Square, fiat and round bolts,
knires and forks of all kinds,
German silver, Brittania and iron tlblo
and tea spoons,
Riveted and wrought table hinges,
Parliament do
Wood screws--aH sizes. wheel irons,
Mu and hand saws, mill and hand saw
flies; rasps, augers, fish hooks, tacks,
Kaughphy mills, trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axcs-Yankcc and Kentucky Platforms
aud great many other kinds TOO numsr-
Gus to mention. all Of which viii be sold
ttw Tor cash or country produce by
WM. GARREfr y co.
mar27 Sign Of the Great Western.
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mayl S. VAN DUSEN q co.
COMBS, BUTTONS, sc.

CO4U ., Do O.fO, OF.
M Z have Just received a large lot OF
w shell tuck and side combs,
Horn do do do
Fine ivory do, dressing do, Pc ckrt do,
Hemming needles, Sold head pins,
Thimbles, hooks and eyes, bonnet reeds,
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes,
Fancy soap, ink stands, razors,
Razor strops, hair brushes, clothing do.
Shoe do, tapes, black and white cord,
Black and white striped tapes for hat
bands,
Ferriting silk galoons, figured velvet,
Top coat buttons, lasting, bombuzine,
horn and metal do.
Vest buttons ofaH kinds,
Black and white bone suspender buttons,
Pearl and agate shirt do, strap do, with
great many little notions too numerous
to mention, all o! which viii be sold cheap
for cash by WIN. GARRETT & co.
mar2T Sign of the Great Western.
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NJ EW YORK MIRROR

~ Subscriptions to the New York Daily
and Weekly Mirror edited by Morris, vii.
lis & Fuller, received by the undersigned
who is the authorized agent for the same
Tefms-Daily Mirror five dollars per an.
mum, l2 yearly in advance. Weekly do
three dollars per annum in advance
Jy 2l-9-45. J. UPHAM
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" ESTINGS--l2 pieces Marsallles,
Fancy Vestlngs 4 prs wool Plaid do,
six pieces silk striped and plaid cashmere,
Just received and for sale
myS j. G.. LAUMAN.
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Estimated loss, So,Ouo, UUU.
Business was entirely suspended
Yesterday. All the stores down town
we're closed, the streets piled up with
goods saved from the tire--hundreds of
women and children looking FOR shelter.
There we're a few merchants "on
Change" but the only conversation
ran on the probability of the Insurance
Offices being likely to meet their Ell.
gagemenls.
From the N. York Courier, Of the 2lst
The following is the amount of risks
taken by the several Insurance offices
Of this city. on the property burnt on
Saturday morning, so far as after pref
" careful investigation, we have been
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BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
500 BIT Hooks and Hinges.
100 doz broad and mar. butts as'd sizes
$50 do Norfolk and American latch
es ass'd sizes
10 do square laiches, bolted and I'M
bolted, ass'd sizes
20 do Locks, Carpenters patent, Rus
sells killmarsn's, &C., assorted
), q, aud I inches
l6 do Fine late locks, brass keys, as'd
from q to II inches
80 do Bolts, as'd from 3 to II inches
1000 gross Screws, as'd sizes
100 kegs nails, asa from Sd to BOD
for sale low to the trade or builders, in lots
to suit purchasers, at UPlAM ,,
Burlington aug I'll Front st
| will furnish to order all kinds of sheet
ing, door trimmings and building materials
not on hand, soon as they can he procur-
ed from New York. J UpIAM
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hn Die0,
Inst 1 NJ city, on the morning OF the Sd
md I n, infant daughter Of Eliza beth
,ae ,e. "as city, on Saturday August %, at
w,.s,n aence OF IL. B. NARROW, Mr. WILLIAM
ha rsD.!N WILLIAMS, aged % years
res pec,.s were followed by large and
GronnS procession, to tn CITY Burial
n s1 'a; on Sunday morning.
n. Bs vicinity, on the 25th ult., JouS
Year Of ha;s 4. OF this city, in the 9th
18th nj, 'easant. on the morning Of the
Smuel al Ebert II youngest child of
"u Hannah Dickey, aged Is mos
ip.inrnl MADISON, on the Goth ult., after
Year ofb;.n 'hess Of ten days, in the 26th
Lv. se' WIN. Z. Mason, Attorney at
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NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
No 81 Nam corner Of Pine-st. 81 Louis, Mo
vESiIE SUBSCRIBER would beg
Il leave to inform his old friends and the
public generally, that he has on hand (and
will contnnc TO receive additions weekly
one Of the best stocks Of lashinna BILE ready
made clothing ever offered in st LOUIS
They were got up under his own superin-
tendencc-and persons preludced against
ready made clothing, will be satisfied by
calling and examining my goods that they
can get good articles and fashionable
as If they were made to measure IN the
city oil st Louis, and at nearly half the
price.
| keep superior lot Of fashionable cloth
and 81 MINER coats, OF all styles; plain and
pleated pants, Of all qualities; rich silk,
satin and marseilles vests, OF all cuts and
qualities: all qualities Of shirts, stocks,
scarfs, crayats, suspenders, under shirts,
drawers, gloves, hosiery, handkcrchiefs,
hats, umbrellas and trunks of all varieties
and prices, with plain and patent locks.
A my goods are entirely new, and |
Will be undersold by no one, not even those
who say they will sell twenty per cent.
cheaper than any other house can. To all
say, give me a call, and you shall be sat
isfied that at No 81 Nam, corner Of Pine
street. there is no humbuggery
je5-6m b. T. SMITH.
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xNTM GARRETT, 81 CO., have just re
w ceyed Geroon Of Indigo, spIen-
did article of Spanish 1oat, cask of Mad
der, Tor sale wholesale Or retail.
ap3
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4 RID LAMPS

A KID la NPS-
- McGraM q Barker'S Lard Lamps for
sale at UPIIAN'S.
These lamps emit bright and clear light
much superior TO candles or even the best
sperm oil, and can be saen in operation at
my store on Front street, next door to f. j.
{. Pcasley, Esq.
iy-24-9-'45
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bbls whisky, which |
w will exchange for CORE, rye or cash.
aug3l DAVID.
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NATIONAL. HOTEL.

TE1IIE subscribers will rent the National
i Hotel, either for Hotel or in sepa-
rae apartments, as may be desired.
Enquire Of WIN. e. CAMERON, or
apl1 GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
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EANCY GOODS--New style paint
III ed lawns. do do balzarines, rich bon.
net and cap ribbons, Ladies 6ne black and
colored Kid Gloves, silk, cotton and thread
do. Jaconet, edgings and insertings, cash
meres. mouslin de lans, white, blue and
pink Grape Isle, new style prints, Swiss
book and jaconet muslins; for sale az
mayl DAVID'S.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
DROWN and bic ached Linen,

ED Do Drfi!ings,
Blue do
Mixed do
Nankcen, Bingham. fancy cashmere, Ky.
Jeans, 81 ! rs and 81 heavy brown
mu.lins, black and cOlorcd do, Just reed
and for sale bv B. Il. DAVID.
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From the New York Express of
Monday, the DIST, we take the follow
ing
The loses Of the insurance compa-
mes we have estimated, with as much
scnracy as i, can be done now, and
IRON good sources of information,
$4,000 dollars. Among merchants.
ln'urances are generally effected up to
@ iull amour, Of their goods, but not
non buildings. or among other classes
epersons. II one half lost has been
insured, the loss is 50, $50, 900; if only
one third, the loss is Sl9.445, 900.
Apart from the losses of the insurance
companies here, we know in one store
. ~, insurance in Europe for $780,
V'o. We fear the whole loss will
leaeh ten millions, although some es-
"'na'e !! al not over seven or eight
u''lions. About 300 stores were bur
, seu' two large hotels, and some beauti-
~ private dwellings. /, is fortunate
!; %'s :, we flre did not happen lille later
"''e year, as the stocks are now COM
p',A'sely low, the fall importations
NV having taken place.
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4 BOXES Of superior James River
L Tobacco, the best article for tie price
in the city, at KfMBALH'S.
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EUST received large lot Of Grain
~ shoyels, spades, hay forks. &c at
les KIMBAlI'S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01

Tickets $40, and forrest Prize Sl2 A Cert
ficate OF Package of 25 whole Tickets in The
above will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 80: To I've
jro, I,l,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
+ OR s A L f

TIME Subscriber offers for sale the estate upon
which he resides, "FARNLEY." 1t con-
tains 500 acres of the best quality limestone
land, with a never-failing stream OF water pass
ing through it and an ample supply OF Wood
II is situated within two and halt miles oil the
White Post, Clarke county, Virginia, and has
two manufacturing mills within three miles oil The
barn-door. The Improvements are equal TO those
of any estate in the valley OF Virginia. The
dwelling built within the las. ten years, under the
subscribers own superintendent, has, upon the
first floor, vestibule from which TO the left you
pass into a drawing-room, library and dining
room. TO which last is attached bntlery closet
with fire. place; TO the right is spacious cham
Der, dressng-room, bond-room and spacious store
room, from whence by passage OF 80 feet
to a pastry-room, kitchen, lumber-room, and
lodging for servants, and in the covert, bee
hive, smoke-house, ice-h house, &c, &c, &C.
The second story is divided into four spacious
Chambers; 10 one of which there is an ante
chamber Of good size, and to all closets and
presses handsome Belvidere on the roof ex-
hibits panoramic view of many miles OF the
beautiful Valley Of Virginia It's situation is
upon hill, with lawn of some acres in front,
and fine spring at the base OF the hill. Co.
lonade OF some 80 feet at the back Of the house;
affords q pleasant walk in bad weather; and from
il YOU pass into shrubbery filled with roses and
other flowers and plants, and thence 10 kitchen
garden, containing variety Of fruit, and admi-
rably located. The Farm Improvements consist
of a large Swisher Barn, with stalls in the base
mont for 20 Horses; Cow Shelter of brick, $50
feet long, supported in front by brick columns;
and Hay Nov above, which will contain 40
tons Of hay; a Corn House, Carpenter Shop and
Negro Quarters; The last of stone, and recently
built. The subscriber can confidently recommend
the property TO a gentleman Of fortune, who wishes
TO retire 10 the country.
Address The subscriber White Post Office,
Clarke county, Virginia.
June 27-c4t JAMES HAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Tract OF
i Land, lying in the upper part oil chester
field county, on Swift creek, 20 miles from The
city of Richmond, miles from tie Chesterfield
Coal Mines, and half mile South oil The road
from Richmond 10 Lynchburg The tract con
taiDs 593 acres a large portion Of which Is SUI
perior fiat land very fertile, and in qnallty, hi@h-
is adapted 10 the growth of wheat and tobacco.
being OF a stiff, loamy clay. The fiat land is
free from water, except some cleared but uncul-
livated land on the upper creek low-grounds,
which may be made perfectly free from water al
small cost-say some 80 or 100 dollars. AT
tached, is an excellent new Grist Mill with
single pair oil stones, built OF brick, and OF llrst-
rate castiron machinery. The mill commands
good custom, aud yields per year from l2o 10 lou
barrels OF Toll corn. The high land belonging 10
the tract is of two varieties, good portion being
close compact mulalto, and The rest grey, though
so close and firm in texture as 10 produce very
fine wheat and tobacco. The county-ne be-
tween Chesterfield and Powlaan passing through
\ corner of the tract, throws some 81 or ~ acres
10 The latter county. giving freehold in the same
would only add, in addition, that The place Is
very accessible, remarkably well walered IN
every direction, and al all seasons, with good
springs and branches, and IS proveibial ior lis
healthiulness
The terms Of sale, which would be either casf
or credit as might best suitlhe purchaser, will be
made, in detail, very accommodating.
ANY person wishing to purchase can apply
personally, 10 The subscriber, residing on the pre-
misses or by letter, addressed 10 Flat Rock Pos
Office, Powhatan county.
NJ. AURELIUS SALE
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
+ AM authorised to sell the Tract of Land on
i which William 3. Banks Esq, now resides,
on Banister River and Pole-Cat Creek, in the
county of Halifax, three miles Northwest Of Ha-
lax Court House. The said tract of Land con-
tans between $50 and 200 acres, fully one-ihird
Of which is in woods, and most OF which is fine
tobacco land; most OF The cleared land is in a
good state of cultivation, and all susceptible OF
high state OF improvement having good clay
foundation and not liable 10 wash, and is well
adapted TO the cultivation of tobacco and every
description of small grain; lies well, and is well
watered.
There are also on the land an excellent Grist
and Saw Mill erected few years past. Banis-
ter river is navigable from these Mills, and any
quantity of plank can be disposed of in Clarks-
vile and other villages on the Roanoke. There
is a large and excellent Dwelling House and all
other necessary out-houses. The place is healthy,
and the society Of the neighbolhood is equal 10
any in Virginia.
All persons wishing 10 purchase, will call on
Thomas S. Flournoy, al Halifax Court House,
or William G. Banks, who resides on the pre-
misses, or on the subscriber, residing at Chalk
Level, Pittsylvania county, either one of whom
will take pleasure in showing the land and max
ing known the terms which will be reasonable.
MAY 2-cSw WIN. L. PANNlLL.
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NV :. ;, -. ana testament oil
II William H. Sydnor, deceased late OF the
county Of Northumberland and State Of Virgil
MIA, WILL al the Court House Of the county
aforesaid, on Monday, the nh day Of August
next, il fair, Otherwise the next fair day, CT BEN"
Court dav, offer Tor sale, 10 The highest bidder,
that valuable Farm called "Cupid'>' situated on
Cupid'S Creek, in The county aforesaid, and con-
tanning by survey 13l acres, 3 FOODS and ID poles
of land OF excellent quality. About two-thiris
OF this land are cleared, The balance is in wood
and heavily ,imbercd. The fences are OF dnra-
bic materials and in good repair. The houses
are commolious and suitable, as well for The
accommodation Of gsniecl family, as lor all the
purposes of farm.
There is ON this land an extensive orchard oi The
most choice fruits. This farm is nearly equi-
distant from Baltimore, Norfolk, and tie District
Of Columbia with the advantage of an inland
market. as il is only eight miles from The county
Courthouse, and within six miles oilhe Northum-
berland Academy, We'll conducted and flourish
ing School II is pre-eminent for fish, oysters,
and wild fowl The nrighborhood is bo'h healthy
and agreeable. a farm SO desirable is seldom IN
market. The subscriber invites persons wishing
to purchase 10 view this valuable property, which
will be Offered on the most Hhcrai aRd acc0mnio-
dating crcJit The particulars Of which will he
made known on the day OF sale. Possession will
he given on the first day OF January next The
subscriber reserves 10 himself the privilege OF one
bid THOMAS S. SfDNOR,
Executor of WIN. ii. Sydnor, deceased
June 3-cwlOW+5d
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ID Northumberland, in the case oil Powell and
o. j. Wright, &C., the undersigned, Commission.
er of the Court, will offer for sale, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of August next, if fair, il
not the next fair day thereafter, upon the preln-
scs, that valuable Tract of Land the property of
the late James c. Wright, deceased, lying in
Cherry Point Neck, i'll the said county. The
estate is estimated TO contain about 300 acres,
lies in part of the county proverbial for It's fer
tility, borders ON the waters OF Ycocomco river,
and produces fine crops OF The staple products OF
Eastern Virginia. The Improvements are, a
dwelling house, in tolerably good order and
large and excellent barn. Taken altogether, This
property presents an opportunity for profitable in
veslment rarely offered.
On the next day, 10 wit: the 18th August, By
virtue Of the same decree, | shall sell also, upon
the premises, the Tract Of Land, also the proper
ty Of James G. Wright, deceased lying in West
moreland This tract contains about $50 acres
OF COOL forest land, adjoining the properly of
Richard Sydner and Benedict Walker near Old
hams q roads.
TERMs.-A sum sufficient 10 pay the costs OF
suit and the expenses of sale will he required in
cash-one moiety Of The balance OF The purchase
money to be paid on the lst OF January, 1876
the other moiety payable in three inslalments
in six, Twelve and eighteen months from the Isl
January, 1896 and bearing interest from that
day-lhe title 10 be retained ill payment Of The
purchase money, and conveyance ordered by
the Court Bond and security required
RO. MAYO, JR., Commissioner.
June 27-cl2t
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y. q. gregory & Go.
I MANAGERS, 10. lOl, MAIN STREET,
I IfI RICHNOND, Virginia.

M ANAGERS, no. lOl, MAIN STREET.,
Itl RICHNOND, Virginia.
.SDlendM Lotteries for Julu.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lol,cy, Glass 81 for lSi5, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria D. G., on Saturday, July
9Th, 1915. Splendid Capitals: $4,000 10000
5000 $500, $500, a,2sO 5 prizes Of 1000, 30 Of
1000, % OF 500, 20 of 400, &c, &c. &c Nos,
! drawn ballots Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters
> 80. Certificates OF Packages of - Whole
Tickets SllO; D. halves S. D quarters 81 so.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Louery Class No %, for 1915, TO
I've drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
July IL, 1915. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000,
:, $50, 100 prizes Of 1000, &c, &c - No. Lot
terry, - drawn ballots. Tickets $40, halves 5,
quarters ? So A certificate of a package oil
81 whole tickets will be sent for Sl30, halves G5,
quarters 80 SO.
Capital $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass -, for 1915, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, d.. G. on Saturday, July
10Th. 1915. Grand Capitals $4,000, $4,000,
5000 5000, zoos; 80 prizes Of 1000 80 OF 500,
60 of 500, &c, &c. lowest prize Sl2. Tickets
$40. halves 5, quarters = 80. Certificates OF
Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets $40; p halves
TO- rs quarters 50.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class 30, for 1915, to be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, July
10Th ls45. Brilliant Scheme: $4,000, 10000,
1000, 5000 $500, 1877; 80 prizes of 1000, so
of 400 50 OF 300, 100 Of 200, &c, &c. Tickets
Sl0 halves s. quarters = so. Certificates OF
Packages of &c Whole Tickets $3.50; 26 halves
G5; 26 quarters 80 90.
81 Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
,ifca,es of Packages in the above splendid
Lotteries, will receive The most prompt attention
and an official account OF each ~a~tAs sent
when reouested, 10 all who order from us. Adj
dress J. G. GREGORY & CO.,
lime 26 Managers. Richmond. Va.
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RIC II NJ o N D, ViR G N | A.
This being the season for visiting the subscri-
j Der would respectfully call attention to this
Hotel, so long and well kept by Mrs. Duval. To
iaOse who know the Powhatan House. nothing
heed be said in its prase:-its delightful location
It's fine accommodations, and the order and
Gniet with which it is conducted, make il a most
agreeable resting place for families or individu-
els
The friends of the subscriber, who patronized
hin at Dibrelrs Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their acquain.
ance with him at the Powha,an House, situated
on level and beautiful eminence near the centre
q lhe city, few steps from The Capitol, Cover
aora House and City Hall, and very convenient
,oihe Railroad Depots, Boat landings and bust
ness part Of the city.
= The Powhatan Coach will be in readiness
% convey passengers and baggage 10 and from
We Hotel acithoat charge, and thus save them
nom % cents 10 81 dollar porterage.
SF BARon The basement floor.
Boardper day ST. so.
June C2-d2wSctf CH4S T. DTRPETT
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A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND.


TINE Tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs.
Il Lavnia G. Smith for life, and afterwards
BY the children Of Nathaniel A. Smith, deceased,
is for sale, containing ll73 Acres, on Elk Creek
and North Anna River, near Cars Bridge 80
miles from Fredericksburg, is from Richmond,
and from Frederickshal Depot on the Louisa
Railroad. Two or three hundred acres are rich
low grounds, and about Two hundred and thirty
first rate wood land; besides one hundred and
fifty or more in pine, nterspersed with oak, hick-
Org, SC. The tract has much granite, is admi.
rably suited 10 clover, and makes The kindest re-
turns for all manuring and other efforts at i'm
provement. Good judges think, that, with SIN
gle exception, il is the best tract in the county,
out of The Green Spring neigh6orhood. Tocrown
its many recommendations, it is surrounded by
the best of neishbors-plain, kind, sober and in
telligent.
The Dwelling House Cot brics) is large and
commodious, with more than the usual out houses
and conveniences. The purchaser or purchasers
may easily divide the land into two tracts, one OF
about T40, and the other Of 43O odd acres, either
Of which would make a very fine farm. Per-
sons inclined 10 buy are earnestly invited 10 come
and see. Mr.. William 0. Smith, living on the
premises, will show them.
Terms-One third cash. for the rest, easy Gre
dts Possession given next Fall, with entrance
TO sow wheat sooner if desired. Apply 10 me al
Louisa Cour, House.
LUCIAN MINOR,
May 30-cSi. For the Owners.