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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
EDUCATION.

The Augusta (Slaunon) Democrat! makes
stirring arpeal 10 The people OF Augusta 10 al
tend The meeting OF to-day II is in he true
spirit:
mAIost ol the crime. and Indebtedness and mi
serv among ~, is owng 10 the deplorah'e igno-
rance OF portion oil our population. Let sch"o!
bopses be reared in every section. and IN every
corner of our State and vice will soon hide is
de,5rmel head. Send lhe ',chon!mastcr abroad
he who will attend not only 10 The mental, bu! 10
The moral department Of his puPilS-ar1 soon,
very soon. we will see around ms eyes bcaning
with intelligence; and hear in uur delibrralve
assemblies eloquence ;hat will rival that oil an
Glen, OF modern time. lie NJ and doing. IIdy
<io1d ne oN he dan nile? Virginia demands
vour helr: her own children are crying for know
ledge: her Legislature in wanlon disregard ol
The wishes OF her people, has t.lhe:o rc!uG.cd her
aid. and shc is now determined 10 accomplish the
GREAT. the glorious undertaking herself and give
all her cacT.cs H. th' WoIf.
The Charlottesville Jciitrsonan addresses t.
self 10 The people oil Albcmalc in a style which
the neishbor> Of Mr. Jefferson and their descend
anis cannot ia 10 heed:
"Whal will the people OF h!hemarle to =
Shall we take no interest in this hebly ln;crc>in.
and vital subject? Have our sons and ouI
daughters all The facilities for obtaining an edo
cation which fee people shonl.i always possess
Are we SO enlightened as MOI 10 need the aid q
Cannon Free Schools Where are The sever
/ hundred and forly-nine white persons, over 2t
wears of age, who in 1910, could neither read
/ nor write Surely We in Albemarle, have as
i much use for Schools, common or uncommon. a
4 anv Of orr sister counties We are glad that d
new impetus has been gwen 10 The cause Of ecu
/ calion by the leading men in The OLD Dominion
and we sincerely hope that something substantial
NAV resul, from their efforts 10 enlshen the PEG
+ nlr And We hone too. that ali The counties il
/ Inc SINE will be represented in The proposed Con
venion, as We firmly believe that there is no sub
/ ;cc OF more importance 10 the prosperity ant
welfare of the Commonwealth, Than that of de-
vi,ing and adopting plan ~ which all The
I white Children, vi hin her borders, may be laugh
/! The common rudiments OF their mother tongue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
:. ~. nr tho Richmond Enquirer.

~. p,,nirer Il published DAILY ana SEMI-
=. ~ For the Daily Paper, seven uoiiats pc, an
:, .he rae Of eight dollars II a.en ior snort
- w. ,n,u one wear. For the Semi-Neekiy, nVe
eco" onu,m, and Three Dollars fui six months,
A> ,Jynncp 10 be pad IN the ctset or remitted by
1N -, naid. or six Dollars per annum al The ehd oil
teHr =, ,-. Il, this office may be remilted per mai,
~ nsayailate Bank notes, at the risk OF tue Edi-
- -s.,ort d ele:'srs bsing paid by ne prfers.--
Z OF a single letter is scarcely OF any acc"nn.
~ 4.r Ii il the accumulation OF postage, III an
= 80 BUSINESS, which operates as serious 'a1
!. "t TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
>, rue nAll.N EN0UlRER-For one square .,
me-. o. less. first insertion, htiy CENTS ana
y ~. spauv insertion twenty-five &C nts--h inse s
80 ! week twice week, or three times ""'
y, ..yra and half cent. :, Sir,een
IN. SEMl-WEEKLY-0ne square o. s,,,.'
!, less frs, insertion. IS cents; Tor eaen
ffom distance must be accon,pa ,ns, s,sem.
40, nav or satisfactory references -
l#- -,,-o,, a.. charged f(tv dollars Tor in,.ty
'nnna' a"s ~. ,,oporrlon for advertisements VI =
ars. am w ~. ...ut Lottery Vendors anu ancli.h-
.ralei one hundred dollars, (paper IN
aicd.l ,a narr;aos, from the country,
- VI 80 n,ry,s hand -wriIing IL unknown at lns
= heNe authenticated by the endorsation OF Inc
oT'e wv. :; Tie u.shhorhond, they Will IN n" case
- a1fr.t Every measure, that has been taken 10
< ~ ,,,ns,ons aud Quizzes, has proved here'olo.e
rs''" - We mast therefore, insist, Ia such y case,
,r,r,nn,cation hrnc certified ny the iIahe OF
~, y" ...,,r. ,-r,f,rs on the back Of IKE litter
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TRUST SALE.
LAND AND NEGROES

WE shall, on FRIDAY. The II day Of October next,
" by virtue Of deed citrus executed Ia The sscIi
hers By Walter G. Darlington, for purposes thctri N
named, otter for salr on the premises the large and va
luabe TRACT OF LAND on which said Darlington
nuw resides. The land il situated on S;aunion river,
in the county Of Halifax, between Mntnns and Coles
Ferries and contains d, late survey AZ acres 2'u OF
which river and 50 creek low .tounS The remain
der high land and good condition, one halfuf which
il In original forest growth, aud considerable portion
OF The open lands has been cleared in the last four or
ive years. Both high lands and los" grounds we'll
sri in grass and clover There IS unusual quantity
OF excellent plant land the tract II is well adapted
to the growth of all the different crops-oon outs, Wheat
aud ivbacco-and Is in hie! Sisie OF cultivation The
improvements arca large aud two soricd brick dwell
ling, and every necessary and convenient out house Il
fine AMI extensive garden and or hards.
We -hall also oif.r Tor sale siV'y valuable SLAVES,
now on the land. Among The slaves are many likely
young and WOMEN ana several valuable mechanics
aud factory hands The dhtvr properly, much
thereof shall he for the PR al the rue',
will certainly hc Sold the I'd Of October next The
title Ia both land and negroes Is believed 10 he unrS-
tnnab'r but, actin. Trustees, we shall only convey
sh lille as is vested IN by the deed he terms
Will be reasonable aud satisfactory, and " i'll be made
know the day of sale.
PAUL ;. CARRINGTON. l,r,.,.s
THOMAS : FLUURNOY,
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AN EXAMPLE FOR ALL DEMOCRATS.
Il will I've remembered, that AT The late cleo
lion in Alabama, Nathaniel Terry, tao Democra-
liz nominee for Governor, was defeated hy J. L..
Martin, an independent Democrat. This was,
OF course calculated TO excite bad blood between
IN. different sections Of The parry, which had hi
th,r,o always moved forward in unbrcten har-
u,ny. Under he unpleasant feelings prodrccd
,,unoxnec.cl defeat the friends Of Terry in the
s,an.ly Democrats county oi Limestone, in"ii'd
hin 10 public dinnr--as testimony q regard
f,m his friends and M-ishbors, ic- his Repn5ii-
can principles, his unwayeTing adherence those
prnci?ics. and his many domestic virtues. Fear
in, and most wisely TOO, that this public demon
station wonll tendi 10 widen The breach 81 patty
association, already 50 unfortunately rroduced--
ali most Justly conceivins that Tie efforts OF al!
lrre Democrat, should be cxe.ed to heal The dis
SO SONS and soften The asperties eneendcre6, Mr..
Tuev, in respectful language, most honorable
10 hin declined The prollered horrors. oncn a
sa.ri;cc Of selfish ami personal feelings makes
hi. conduct worthy al The highest praise
VIII patriotism ana devotion 20 Piihci"'e
oye every thing else, he not only toresoes
tie temptation which is held onl 10 him TO
sraiiy his feelings, and 10 enjoy The Kindness and
Compliments of his frien;s, under his defeat, but
e zealously urges all Democrats TO pursue his
course, 10 sacrifice every thing 10 principle, and
~ march onward in the good cause, with an un-
altering step and an unclouded heart. No per>o-
nal sacrifice is TOO great, when The safety OF one
principles and country depends upon it, The
following passage in MIR. TeTrey's letter speaks
a language which should he deeply studied by
every Democrat. 1t is the sure and the only Sc
cretot success. II every Democrat should che.
fish ii and practise its rreceps, our cause would
never be in danger:
"Circu,n ,ances have conspired 10 prevent me
from heing made captain-I chcerfully resume
mv mace 10 The ranks, 10 do halllc al any point
10 which am olde.cd BY my superiors."
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A Teacher Wanted

At THE HICKORY NECK AChpEht.
II consequence Of determination OF the present &C
cu,,a. II me above intituton TO return TO-, ana lo
=, ,-fmnen,iv in his native county, the ACADEMY
An h. II want of Teacher after the last day oil oc.o
t Tar Institution IL situated In enc oil the most ae
:n,fI, healthy. aud dense;y populated neighnn1
so- ia E,-iecl Virginia, in which large ana hleniy
lhah- Scnooi can with certainty be secured Tor the
-,ttN-ye fifteen years.
81. ; hpo has numbered from thirty 70 thirty-hve
.,ir per session for the Last three years, MAJ
q wi,n have been studying the Classics ana hishsf
tal hex usually taueh, in an Academy, IN eohs1-
t;snc, II The cheapness OF board and The facilities az
',i, uav-liing, both by stage and steamboat ttne
afU-r Of which passes directly by, aud the later VIII
e n -w mic, of the academy.l gentlemen abroad eau
y n T. send their sons wards at comparatively tr
Z .crt. Applicants for the above situation aic re-
'tr-:in produce from some Literary institution oil note,
.:ar;nty testimonials Of competency TO teach Inc
t,s aud Ron,n Classics, the junior course OF Maine
'res, inc uGug the Theory ana Practice al SusS'! ng,
~ Use II Maps and Giches together wIth the "'hel
.a-r branches ii an English Education usually t'ight
y in>ttIlion. &c \ similar giade. Communications Tor
fnet raucriirS, addressed 10 the subscribers poss
nut viii received and promptly attended IT, 10 the
y" 81 November nett. 4. Iinuoi'
Secretary Borrd Of Trustees
rS-rhe ncighbnrhood requires, and Il Is coniident-
y r.leyci y III sustain, both Male and Female inst
ittch. r. ID. 7.
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BALTIMORE MAEKfT, SEPT. 90.

ce;rgs-Consite!abl actiy; lh'> week :
SAFES Of G 500 - 7CoO tass Rio . q CTS, ave-
rage about 7, cls. Demand good
Sr6.a-Stock OF n. Orleans In mr., hands
very light considerable sales II III sec.nG hands
AHA 6; CTS, Porto Rico7. 81
FLorR-Msfket inactive. Sales from cars
al 1 37s, and from store> so. Inspections for
the week amount TO ,.eS bhls. and 502 hall bar
rels.
vance in ices-bu, The der and is very light.
We qncle prime reds al &c 10 IS els gott 10 prime
white wheals q, from IS 10 los cents. Corn has
also advanced li;tle-sales OF yellow al 49 a
30 and OF white at 50 81. Gals 80, 81 50.
Provisions Market ior Bacon rather inactive.
Shoulders ! II; Sides !: az; Hams 81 ~,
Lard !. 81 cents.
WHsKsY-supplies short, and saie: moderate
a, % els for hhts. and p for tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-23
ANOTHER CIRCULAR.

The following circular has been issued from lh :.
Treasury Department, N conformity win .ne
resolution OF Congress. We Trust therefore,
,hal ,he Secretary will escape the lash Of he by
nercri,ics for this Official act. II has been gene
roly circulated among The officers OF The Federal
Government, as well as among the Governors o.
tho respective States and Territories the ffcsl-
dents Of The Colleges, &c, &c:-[ Union.
TaE,srRY DEPARTMENT, April lG, 1915.
Sir: The following resolution was adopted al
the fir, session o. ,hs 2s,h Congress:
aRewlr.s, Tha. the Secretary Of The Treasury
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FreScati for Sale

4 I 2 z L L / Q Il U Q L o n.
,F>HIS desirable Estate tthe Estate of the late Judge
Barbour vii he offered for sale AT public auction,
on the premises On MONDAY, the 9th Of October next,
irfair not the neat fair dav. A this Estate has been
go long advertised il is deemed unnecessary drscrbr
i, here Terms of sale rs heretofore statrd-that ia,
about or So 900 will be required first payment
the remainder In TWO and three years. without in
terest Bonds with approved security, aud deed Of
trust on the property, will be required for ths deferred
paymrpts The purchaser may, if he should wish il,
,eain in h- hands Of the deferred payments for
term Of years durn: my life, by punctnaliy paying
The interest thereon. My son will show The farm, &c
10 any one who may wish "a examine il between this
and the day of sale. FRANCES I. BARBOUR.
Frescati Orange CO., Va, Aug oG-ctds
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The Noiiolk papers Contain tribute Of resPec,
from the Petty Oficer<, Seamen ard Marines al
rached 10 liz. Marines, attached 10 he F,isate
Brandv,.iac, flagship oil he Eas, India Squad
rc:i. 10 their commander, Commodore Foxhal
A. Parker, for his constant Kindness, The 2ien-
lion paid 10 their .L!oll, his Interest in their
welfare, and the judcious precautions taken to
preserve their health through the various and
trvins climates encountered III the cruize, 10
which NAV be maiulY attributed the comparative
freedom from those iatal diseases which generally
create such fearful havoc among lie crews OF
pnblic vessels on The East India Station.
"Aihnuc! a strict discipl;nari:n, and observer
of The rule. and articles governing the Navy, on
al occasions has his justice been tempered by
mercy. aud oieiience 10 discipline enforced more
by appeals % the moral feelings OF his men,
than b. The degrading influence of The lash
Many instances Of The generous act. ui our
Commander might be adducrl; bu. il is unn'
ccssary here 10 speak OF them in dr;ail-sul,Ice
i, 10 saw, and the ,cs,i,Doula! comes from the
warucsl rcccsses OF Inc hearts OF his grateful
crew, that ri! hat an officer coiiii 10 consistent
with The dignity and discipline Of The service has
h.en done 10 render thu Gle cruise ct THIS ship rs
pleasant 10 ln"'G an u ciiC"'iiS"''cc> "'' ~
nit In concirsicn they respectfully tender their
warmest wishes lor his long health and Prosperity;
and on his return tie h,r>om OF his family, MAJ
he find nousht bul the beams Of love and peace
Il, cheer and enliven him in his domestic cnlay-
mems: assuring him. ha, should az any time his
Country call for his services in teience OF her
liberties or honor he will find many ready han>
and willing hearts 10 serve under his broad pen
naIt
They also acknowledge The uniform kndncss
If The Flee! Surgeon, Geo. Rlackna, Esq, and
evincc their gratitude 10 The Officers generally,
and particularly the First Lieutenant, Timothy
A. Hunt, for their gcnl'cmanly and kind conduct.
It's 4 most grateful task, 10 record these CON-
ailments 10 the gallant ollicers Of on! invincble
Navy
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OyERSEER WANTED

-, Plantation IN Pcwhatan, first rate MANAGER
/ srt,ea A. well as in every other patue"'a'' 'u
-. show satisfactory testimonials "i chaiac'ct
.,,v ,,n,y IN person nr ny letter post paiu az
a.4 ~ tty ian p o., Pnwha'an connty.
n ''s" -, rBllI? ST. GEO. COOKE.
.,,,4r g.ain OFF,. tor sale the Farm on
/ - =. resides, in tir rim-diat- vic'nity o. 'l'r
-, l,p, lbur:. For description OF II. tsicfe"'e
,.-t1! 10 ;n- advertisement heretofore ''iaus !,
& .ah az the purchase money viii IL rt4ni'1o =
IL, ~. And ,nc ether fifth in TWO wears aii,f 'ne
r otl- remaining ort,oi. u til purchase money
W .t,w!, he given or, III lieu ;heiect' the Su'
woI.a IL wiling 10 take In exchange "'''i ''''
.el zeal E.uc. -, n,Srrr IT,
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W. J. HILL, 'e'"'o'''
Warrenton, \. c., Sept. la-ctt
TRUST SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN
HEIIl

by virtue cf deed of trust, for The purposes therein
ID mentioned executed 10 the subscribers by Ann Ora
ham, on the 18Th day of July; 1852, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of The County Court OF Amelia we shall
on MONDAY, he 29:h day of September, lsio, a. IL
o'clock proceed SELL OH the premises, AT public a'ic-
ton to the highest bidder, for cash, Tract of Land
lying in the Of Amea, the AppomatfoN river,
containing, by estinatlun four hundred ana eighteen
acres with the improvements aud buildings thereon,
aud recently occupied by the said Ann Graham.
JAMES LYONS, lT,r.,.es
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
l,- The entire possession Of The above Tract OF Land
will be give. the rst day Of December next, but The
purchaser have The privilege of seeding er"p m
mrdia;cly.
is represented to the Trustees that this tract of Land
is situated in neighborhood known for The t-nreta
bly Of lis Inhabitants, and that the sainbry ot me ell
mae the fertility of the sol" aud the vicinity OF The place
10 the Richmond and Petersburg markets, offer unusual
Inducements for investment.
JAMES LYONS, i,,o.
Sept la-ctds SAMUEL. TAYLOR,
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FOR SALE

49,. a.-i,ahlr ucuse and Lot in the town OF
-. la,i,ks,urv. lately occupied by Mrs .. e. Seu
r,r iiou.c is OF BRICK, well but, large ana com
"a. MI. crcunds. which cover nearly wnU',
A.. az attractive and beautiful. being ia,n en- W..
80. IN s'opinr fails aud wide walks, ana auoih
~ :. h,nt .nne ,rr-s a more delightful ah0
,.ia res,a-ncr, whether regard be had 70 health
a. ,eprarance, cannot be found IN me t1wn'I =
Ill, 10 male privately, aud the .stins M, 1:,rn
,, cominunic alton " iii either OF nc un9e'sis"
J,HN NONCuEE. Falmouth, stafford co.
.RrauR A. MuRSoN, Richmond city
i-r,f Executors of Thomas Seldom, uee u
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PAUL :. CARRINGTON. .r,,.,oa
THOMAS : FLOURNoY,
SALE OF a VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND

by virtue Of t"o deeds OF trust executed To the sub
- scFi.rr by Thomas Il. Turner, the o,r hearing dale
The 2d ot December, 1882 the nhrr the 9Th nf March
lSil bu; 81 wir recorded IN the Clr : office Jf
the county OF Mathews. lr WILL far The purposes Tie e.
IN incntIo ed, ou TUESDAY, the 7,h u October 1T Al,
al Mathews tur hnise, Offer sale tbs tract If Land
called ii"SSt, ccnraln. i've hundred acies more or
less IL situated On The Prn' atank river in sight Of
the Chesapeake Bly, anc lies vel f easy GULL alton
aud Improvement, and is aburdantly supplied win
mail and weed ON The farm Is GOOD tr.ck dwell.
hing lonse. The steamer Rapp hammock, witch runs
between Baltimore aud fredericksburg stops NJ ii twI.e
u Az persons WISHING - purchase " Ill examine
the land before the day =. sale, further descriptions Is
unnecessary The terms nf sale will he cash, unless
the parties interested tr deed of trust before the day
Of sale. agree credit potion al the money. II
the sale does not take place on hr ih Of October, III con
sequence OF had weather. il will be- made on the I- II
fan dav. Sci"e Trustee, shail convey such title
only as IL vested in me.
Anr Ia-cmtLs ROBERT WALLACE. Trllsirr.
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v,II1,p1E pROpERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
I'VE proposs TO sell, privately that valuable lhA0
w Of LAMB late The property o. George z. SprIill,
Of Warren county, y. C., which he resided at the
time of his death. The tract contains three thousand,
one hundred and thirty five acres IN ile immediate VI
ciny Of the Shocco aud White sulphur Springs. aud Is
well known for ls fertility and excellent condition for
the cultivation c large crop This time Tie crop of
year amounted TO seventy eight hoesicads tobacco
nj the hines, ou,iity Nearly the whole Of The land IN
cultivation is recently cleared aud diiced, with view
to its preservation. There IS large ani convenient
Mansion recently erected, with every other necessary
huiIdnn besides two other settlements for over.er-
and Negroes, sufficient Ia accommodate comfortably one
hundred ard sAly. The barns ale Of The best dcscr
ton for curing tobacco.
The Land can he divided, il required, 10 suit purrla.
sers nd the times payment made acconlmcia tins
~ could he desired Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are
invited examine FOR them elves IL Is propoStu 70
give possession the 1T January.
D; TURNER, Executors.
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p,rrary lI.J.ARS REWARD.

FIFTEEN d )LLARS REWARD. :,
WILL eve the ahnve reward TO any one VINO VII y,
/ ,-a-n! and .eliv.r 10 me, or nave secu,eu w
BIZ. ,se, can Gel him soon after he Is caught, my
sy CHARLES, who r,n of about Easter. Charles 70
+ ARK al ~ IS years old. feet or inrnrs NEE,
- rs.awifr living at Mr. Eiward FUCKERS 3' WI
rsu..-e ii Mr.. Owen, Of Sussex. and may prooabiy
Nm Il, IA nc,.hborhood rccollect no marks or pe
h! ar stol, thu hoy by which can designate nun
ng- aiGgiely. Ii he should b. apprehehuea "u. w
-,ye unswIcs viii be most thankful! TO me, ana It's
s,n.-tt> promptly attended 10. nn,soS
-faFIr H..
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The Philadelphia correspondent Of III. Wasl

The Philadephla correspondent "a t"e !" az"
ineton Union gives The following information as
10 lie .ale On Thursday, Of The celebrated col
lection Of valuable paintings and sialnary Of the
late Joseph Bcnapalte, Count de SurveillieFs, at
his flatfaa, nea- Bordentown
nOne hundred and twenty items comro;cd The
sale. Although there remained sprinsline OF
Good masters. such as Guercino Rembrandt, Ca
nalelti. nuhen., S;cydsTs, Pouts;n, Werner,
Ruysdael, ana Ten;ers; yet il is Supposed hat The
hest pictures were reserved Tor Europe. Il is not
known that The Copn, ever bought modern pic
,urs-ience Inc inference that acciden: threw
these in his path, whilst or The Spanish iAlone.
"The South obtained all The pictures OF he
collection really worth having, excep! those OF
gubcns, which were purchased f1I Europe
Washington, Son.h Carolina and Ne" Oriea MS
have he gems; New York The second rate, fol-
lowed by Baltimore; and tie competition Tor The
worst was between Boston and Philadelphia =
The amount 81 the sale exceeds eighteen thou
sand dollars. Some The pictures brought high
prices Ii is supposed that thai part o! ne C Ice
lion, as sold, brought good prices tfansing
from 100 10 $4,000 dollars-thc later large
painting By Rubens- TIA Lions 0'!4 fairn)
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Terms made known On The day nf sac.
aus l6-ctds WILLIAM BACON, Trustis

800 ACRES OF VERY VALUABLELAAD.
rs,IE subscr offers for sale his Tract Of Land ~.
L inn in the county of Amherst, miles from the
town Of Iyncnburg coniann. a0n acres, snilcency
OF which is opcn and III s"nd stale ni culVatiH 10
work 70 advantage Twelve or fifteen hand the hatnc-
i. in wood heavily timhrred aud well adapted l. The
culture Of every description of produce Those wi-h.
ing 10 purchase, will cal, upon Mr.. John t. ID Faye Of
Lyucbhurc. who will show the premises and wao is
fully authorized 10 make sale. Term. liberal:
Hng o1-cwjw JOHN ]. AMRLGR