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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-29
JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR SALE.


TN pursuance of authority vested in US BY the
| late John Wickham, uflhe City OF Richmond,
we shall posii,rely sell, III public anclion, on the
premises, on Thursday, The 18th day OF Augu I
next th- well known estates Of the SAID Wickfan
on lame. River and Tuckahoe Creek, consisting
o--
No. l. The upper plantation adjoining Thos.
Mann Randolph, Esq, containing hy recent sur
vey $50 acres, 4 large portion Of which con-
siss of river low grounds, $50 acres being on
Tuckahoe Island, with considerable body ON
Tuckahoe Creek This tract is situated imnne-
daiely on the line Of The coal formation, having
pits now in successful operation on each side o il,
and coal mines have been extensively worked on
the premises.
No. , The tract formerly owned by the lale
James Cnne, called ElIerslie, containing by sur
vey 1G5 acres OF which about 200 acres are river
low grounds, OF the very hest quality. On This
tract there is an excellen, brick succeed dwelling
hpu>c.
No g. The lower plantation purchased OF The
late David Meade Randolph, containing hy sur
vey col acres, Of which about la acres are
river low grounds, with large body OF second
low grounds. THERE'S a dwelling house on this
tract, which al a small expense might beiendered
very comfortable residence.
No. 4. A tract oil land bought OF Thomas
Mann RdUuoIVH, WIFI s,lISl diiu NM, Sbi-
tanning ahonl 1915 acres.
These tracts Of land are contiguous 10 each
Other; The James River Canal passing lhrough'he
three FIRST and the Tuchahoe Canal through The
last. They form body Of land OF grea, fertility.
and in The highest stale of improvement. Their
vicinity u Richmond, being distant hom ten 10
twelve miles--lhe advantages of The canal which
passes al the foot OF the hill in situation 10 do The
least possible injury, and which may afford The
means ot irrigation and water power, there being
per1ei;ia. ":ae..t Of water two ,oiE': with The
yalne of The coal propery-make perhaps The
most desirable real estate that was ever offered for
sale in Virginia; about 200 acies have been lined
with great benefit.
The terms will be one-iuurth cash, or payable
\, 90 dave, and secured by note negotiable oil bank
with satisfactory cnaoTser and for The residue
= credit OF one, two and three years, bearing in
tprpst from the day of sale, will be given Tor
which bond and security and deed OF trust on
The properly will be required.
Possession will be given on The Isl January,
1916 with The privilege OF sowing crop oil
wheat Ibis Fall Mr. jenkins, residing on The
premises, will show The property 10 any person
DESTROYS Of inspecting it,
B. w. LEIGH,
WM F. WICKHAM.
Trustees and Executors Of J. Wickham..
The slaves stock, crops, Sc, will be sold in The
aurnnn. Of which due notice will be given.
I'll, -ctlQ
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~, pu1a MARKET july &C.

PHILADELPHIA MahhEl' 'u'! ~
,,n.ss The market has been more active du-
o, 10 week and nearly all in frs, hands taken
n advance on previous sales. The transac.
ai a. ~ 800 bags Rio at CT Il cents; 1000
y, az ,ouayra al &. :! cents, both six months;
W. go 81 I.aguayIa 10 arrive, is held a, cents.
- ND ME.t..-The export demand du-
:. m n, week has been light, and prices have re.
: - shade We notice sales of about $500
.,sls ., / dollars, for sound old stock l2l
a,,;oary brands fresh ground, and 1 % Tor Sc
,,sj 500 barrels new Brandywine superfine al
!, "a Far civ use sales 10 Il moderate extent
- been made at4 06. a 4 l2l for old, and
s;al 30 for fresh ground.
S,,,S-Sales OF 10 10000 bushels Wheat
sI, ~ {. Corn-sales of a 5000 bushels
/ ~ = 4, c,r,s for Southern yellow. Oats
llS.t Son.he.n a, SO a 81 cents.
Sro,R-The market has improved, with quite
,.,;y, demand at an advance; sales OF New
,ls,ns \, 1. a 81 cents; Porto Rico at q. c.
i /; months; and lot OF ST. Croix, or
.i"o,s ,erms. Transactions have been princi
M in New Orleans, and reach near 1000 hhds.
mi h,gS and tbls. white Brazil sold al 8. cis
mas Nearly 5000 boxes Havana browns arr
nc sbipnins 10 the South Of Europe on owners
count.
Sr,e,r,-W hiskey is scarce, and prices hav
nnroy.d Sales OF 500 bbls. al 81 2li c.
/ les Of hhd>. al 20i c.; now held al u c.
L. s. Ga -eNe.
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VALUABLE SUGAR LANDS IN LOU.
ISIANA For SALE

A TRACT OF LAND, situate in the Parish
N Of Placquemincs about 20 miles below the
civ of New Orleans, and on The same bank o.
the river, fronting on the river VI ssisspri 30 ar
pens, and containing upwards Of $500 superb
cial arpents Of land. Of which $50 arpenls arc
cleared 81 timber, drained and dnche,i, and with
a canal Is fee, wide for boating wood, &C. SC,
which al the same time serves 10 dram these
lands.
About 100 af1enls arc now IN excellent cane,
and so in corn, the whole under very 60 fence,
and in every respect prepared 10 tom first rate
sugar plantation.
A sugar house and all other buildings needlul,
can he erected at very small expense. As frick
can be readily made and cypress wood IL for all
building purposes exists in abundance, besides
which there are moi less than 80 900 cords Of wood
ct for steamboat use (Which is readily rnrch"s-
ed by The tow boats a, 80 and upward per cCrd)
and great abundance OF sugar-house wood.
The situation is peculiarly healthy. There is
on the premises a dwelling house ard several
on, buildings, all requiring repair, and garden,
with number Of orange ind ne trees in full
bearing
A large Baiture, containing so or GO arrents
OF pasture land, extends along Inc whole front of
the plantation increasing annually, ant li,llc or
no levee i, required 10 defend sgain, The liver
This tract of land is offered for sale, delivera
bic as soon a. the present crop OF cane IS taken
of, in November next; and, by arrangement with
the purchaser, he could Immediately ne SO lar pnt
in possession as 10 clear what land, ara erect
wha, building. he pleased; and could nave any
requisite quantity Of cane left for planning hrH'
season, in addition 10 the raioon care VII n
will remain on The land when The present crop Is
taken off, :.
To any gentleman DESTROYS Of going mo ne
cnhiva,ion ri SUGAR. This e>fale offers immense
advantages, and is believed no such orPoTnlni-
~ EXISTS in this counir for establishing hne
sugar estate 800, -, !, o.,
Their information, apply 10
1u,v a-cw3m Richmond, Va.
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$4,000 CAPITAL!

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
No So, TO be drawn at Wilmington on Sa
lnrday, August ,, drawing received on Monday
The 4th, al Richmond. - Nos, 10 drawn
GRAND CAPITALS: Grand Capita OF $50 900
splendid prize Of $4,000, do. do 5000, do. do
G,OOO do do. 5000, do. do 3,ia3, 20 do do
2,0OO 20 do. do. 800 20 do do. $50, 90 do
do. LOO, l00do do 900, &c, &c.
IS Nos, I3 drawn. Tickets only SIS; halye.
so; quariers3 IS. Certificate Of whole lickel
1874 dollars; halves %; quarters 4G.
Besides The above Lotteries, we have smalIr'
ones, with capitals from to 10000; tickets ron
10 5 dollars, drawing every day.
Packages or certificates of tickets in The aIolr
splendid schemes, on the most reasonable trrn,,.
For other schemes call al the office.
For grand capitals and prompt pay, address
e. w. PURCELL,
Inly % Richmond Va
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BOSTON MARKET, July %.

co,srg-Rather more enquiry, and sales lGO0
,os Rio. 6: al c; 500 Maracaibo, ! x; 300
/, Domingo 6i; 400 Porto Cabello at a : c;
srs,s-Qui,e an active demand; sales of go
|his New Orleans At Gi u cents; 25 hhds: 81.
Froix al :! cents 4 months; 1850 boxes Cuba
|rown S: aa,.
PLors-The market has been dull throughout!
be week. Richmond Canal 30; Richmond
thy Mills S..
CorroS-Prices have advanced cen, per To-
r.. The late favorable accounts from Europe
P.ct. are now quoted Ordinary 10 fair, %
:, choits Q 81 cents.
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A. CHANCERY.-viRcISrA: AT Superior Court Of
Chancery for The Richmond Circuit, held at the Ca
~, III The city of Richmond, Juue %, Iei5
iierander = Brown and Patrick w. Brown, execli-
'lnd deysees Of James Brown deceased, and eIecm
IND drvsees Of Anna Pt6-ld Brown, deceased, and
sats Patrick w. Brown, trustee Of Ann George,
ihslAS Against
'.,se sneac, sheriff Of Hrnrco county, and such,
hn'siratof do hpns non, with the will annexed of
et burton the eiser, deceased, James <. Heath, eS-
l"t Q, nobeit Burton the younger, deceased, Jnhn
Noh John Macintosh and Eliza Jane his wife, John
Sonas and sally hls wife, Jacob Hieronimus, late
rf' oil Frederick county, and as SUCH administrator
bons non with The will annexed, of John Hopkins
f'-a+ed Samuel Peasants, late Sheriff Of Henrico
shsy and, a, such, administrators with the will an
3isd, OF John Graham deceased, Charles Thompson,
cnhisiralot de boniS non with the VIII annexed, Of
MAN Mitchell, deceased. Samuel Taylor, Charles J.
Snurdo, Robert Rves, James Scott Executor of John
''e, deceased, and III his individual character James
WI, Thomas Brown, George l.. Brown, Charles l..
VA and Ann u. George, Defendants
.Hr 'ont ordered that all persons who may have
ms against either Robert Burton the elder Robert
4'ah ihe younger, exhibit the same before Commits.
:. rotaIr, Tor settlement, within three months
ms date and that this order be publ shed for eight
yF.s N The Richmond Wing and Richmond Enquirer,
n" The newspapers published In the city Of Rich.
anu posted AZ the door of the Court house Of the
ny, and also of the county Of Henrco, on two
/" to1rtoays. Copy-Teste.
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>. last Evenings Mail. :

p,ry rousp.-on Thursday last,
! iSoThEa n'~ Das eyhumed from The ruins at
n' yorS '' /, proved be lna, q Henry Mel Mel
!, iale 90 pa caueh, By the falling ruins at
H ~"U ,s "a. as he was making his escape with
ioyl' J !, 'bs store on one arm, and some l4O
Is oaoHs y n,lj in his hand. The gold also was
5'iaVs ~ IN, he books, like himself, we're a
s'''e!eS ,,w caicined and discolored bones that
sr>p. "a, 10 pulverize into magnesia a, the
ssmeo ' s%tolh piece OF skull-a ghaslly lock OF
Icn 49, we're the only remaining tokens of the
L ,~(N \. 1fl5nms
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MOST VALUABLE LAND ON JAMIE
RIVER POR SAFE

pf virtue OF decree OF the C!rcui, Superior
- Couil Of Law and Chancery for Cumbec-
land county, pronounced on the Goth day Of May,
1915, in The case OF Eliza B. Mayo, w dow and
relicl Of Thomas 7 MAYO, deceased, Plainui!.
Is. john Il. Seay and Rcbccca his wife, and
Others, Defendants, we will as Commissioners
appointed hy said decree, on TUESDAY, lie
ed day Of September next, /. fair, il rot he FIRST
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted, expose 10
sale, on lie premises, 10 The highest bidier, that
very valuable ract Of Land called Hooper's
Rock lying on The South side OF James river, in
The county G. Cumberland, about OF mile below
The town oil Columbia, and adjoining The lands OF
Capt. William Mayo, Leonard aud William
Spears. This tract contains about ESQ acres,
one hundred o. which are first rate James river
Low grounds we'll known ior It's productivene<s
in tobacco, wheat and corn. The high land is OF
good quality, and susceptible of the highes, state
OF improvement. II is supposed ttele are up
wards of 200 acres Of wood land the greater pro-
portion OF which is very finely timbered. The
improvements consist OF quite a comfortable
framed dwell ing and all he necessary out houses,
some OF which are new. Possession will be gil
ven the purchaser Immediately so lar as neces-
sary Tor sowing a crop Il wheat hi. TAIL and full
possession on the Isl day Of January rer (pro.
badly much sooner) R. l. Cooke, ESQ., living
in Columbia will give any information relative
10 the above estate that may be desired
TrRMs-One-iourih OF the purchase money
will be required in cash---he balance in three
equal annual payments. Bond, and approved
security tor the balance, and deed OF trust on
The land. will he required OF The purchaser. I'll:
title i believed uEque,lionable, but We shall sell
and convey ~ Commissioners only
RICHARD |. COOKE, J
JOSEPH FT0UA, iComT..
J. NJ. TREVILIAN.
July l5-c2awids
II The Wing will copy oace week I'LL Gay
III sale
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EyFcUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAJ ESTATE

TN CONFORMITY with the provisions oil The
last will and testament of the late John Thorn
ian. I shall offer for sale, al public auction, on
Wednesday the 9Th day Of September next, II
fair if moi, The next fair day, Al the late residence
Of said John thornton, thai valuable and well
known Tract Of Land called FAIRFIELD y.
inc in Caroline county, situated on The Matapon
River, containing s6S Acres. This Farm ) m,
iersected hy The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, Guinney's Depot being nearly
in = central position on it's about IL miles
from Fredericksburg, and IS from Richmond By
The road, and contains large proportion Of pro-
ductire low grounds, entirely secured from mum
dation, and in profitable slate Of cultivation
The residence is large, comfortable ami vene-
Jable brick building, with suitable out houses
and arrangements highly cultivated Garden,
fine Fruit, and particularly delicious Grapes, Of
which there arc many varieties. There Is an
abundance OF good water, and The situation
IS healthy. and the neiehborhood agreeable In
ouiries will be gladly answered, and every laclll-
~ 10 become acquainted with The premises iur-
nishcd with pleasure Title ind>pulable-Terms
made known on day Of sale.
EDWARD c. THORNTON,
Executor Of John Thornton, decea:eJ;
Address, Gninney's Depot Caroline Coz va
July ls-cids
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NEW FIRM.

THE subscTibers having entered INTO CopaFI-
nershrp for lie purpose Of lrausacing Ge-
neral Agency and Collecting Business. tender their
services 10 their friends in the CITY, and through
on, The Stale. A. such, they will attend 10 COL
lecling and bonding OF accounts, renting out
houses, hiring oni Negroes. and hope By close al.
,en,ion 10 business, AMI prompt payment Of mo-
ney collected, 10 mrri, share Of the public pal
ronage. JOHN u. tiAkG FS,rE,
JAMES. L. WALKER.
Office over he Store Of George ". Cox, and
opposite The Bank OF Virginia,
July 24-c3w
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1DnIs is 10 notify jeremiah Beckham that
shall proceed 10 lake The dispositions Of John
Porter and others, a, The Rackoon Ford MN. 10
the county of Orange on The 3O'h August next
between sunrise and sunset, and commune me
same from day 10 day until compleea--lo oe read
as evidence in sui, pending IN me oteu'' ouIe-
If Orange in which 7 am plaintiff and You are
defendant. JAMES De- hrA-iM w.
July 22-cw6w
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e.. w. PUrcelPS

EXCHANGE AND LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
I RESPECTFULLY present 10 my old friend,
i and correspondents, The following Crane
Schemes, 10 be drawn soon. Remember, on al
orders enclosing cash or prize tickets no postage
need be paid.
II Orders in all cases confidential, and an.
swered By return mall when addressed 10
C. w. PURCELL,
Richmond, Va.
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g'r NO TIC

u pcY, 90 - Y Y Il
~ asoaNT 10 decree OF the Circuit Supe-
b, oourt OF Law and Chancery for York
pronounced on the 2Slh day of April,
Cause therein depending, on which
4 r., Zee, Benjamin E. Bucktroui, and other
Us, u Matthew Jones Gibbs, deceased, are
y against the Executor OF Thomas A.
1sed, and VIM. Howard, Sheriff of
~ 1cSay, and Committee OF the estate of Mat.
Ia ss s'Sos, defendants. All persons having
y, s sa,nS The estate of the said Thomas A
~ he :, asu, are required 10 exhibit the same
Size H. 'ae Commissioner of said Court, on
q; ~ n nrst day OF August next, TO be re-
!, e Cour for settlement.
Hs:oopy sAML. SHIELD, Comr.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In Kiny George County, Virginia.
TN pursuance of the directions contained in The
last will OF Nathaniel f. Hooe, deceased, The
undersigned will offer for sale, al public auction,
on Friday. the 9Th day ofSeptelnber next The iol-
lowing valuable tracts oil land. situated in King
George county, Virginia, 10 vii:
/ acknowledgements 01G acres, lying
on potonac River and Machodock Creek, adIon-
ing The lands Of Col. t. B. B. Baker George
Turner and Others BY far the larger portion OF
this Estate is river Hat OF fine qualify, and, Judi
riously managed, may be rendered amongst the
best estates on the Potomac
, FOREST HILI.-lhe late residence of Nlf.
uooe contains about l,Sl4 acres OF land, and IS
situated three miles below The CouIt House. I'D,
GLIDING an extensive meadow, there are .'oo 10 4oo
acres, in body Of excellent land, beiongihs 10
this tract The Improvements consist .. 4 COM.
Portable framed dwelling, and all lie necessary
out-honses some OF which are new anu ;u'' !,
hricl; Unon The Estate is a water grIst mill, The
most valuable perhaps, in the Northern Neck
II receives annually aboul250 barrels OF toll corn.
= NECK 0UARTER.-ThiS Estate is stu
mol nm The road lending from King George Court
House 10 Hampstead and contains go acres
!, considerable portion Of which is land Of excel
lent quality. .cr.. :,
tores, land, adjoining The lands Of y Lewis 'oha
The I'l, undersigned will take pleasure IN showing
any, oral, OF saidIracIs 10 hose who may aes're
" The he sale alec, OF all vii! be made At Forest Hill
TsRMs-The will Of nv esIalor directs The
investment Of considerable sum OF money Tor
the benefit al infants The payment OF winch Will
moi he reunired for many years asa part Of
which The purchaser OF Tetolum will he allowed
navine The interest annually. In like manner,
he nnrcba,er Of Forest Hill can reclaim S3oOO,
and The purchaser Of the Neck Quarter $4,000.
One.siyIh of The entire purchase money Will he
required on The day of sale; and for the balance,
ldsduc,ins the above sums,) credit OF one, 'wo'
and three years will he given The deferred pay
mens 10 hear interest from The day Of sale, and !"
be satisfactorily secured.
. S"''>'. DANIEL coAKLEf, Ex'or
or N. Fl. Hooe, deceased.
n y. Onlhe same day, will be sold on credit
a s;r months 20 fine Mules, 20 10 so young
Caule and the Farming Utensils. d. Z.
King George county, July 4-c'ds
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WARDS NECK EoR SALE


WE shall cifer this estate Tor sale al public
w auction, Ia The highest bidder on he Isl
day OF October next. on The premises, under the
will ofC'emenl Read deceased. tiles on Slaun-
ton River, in the county OF Charlotte, near the
main road that leads from Halifax 10 Charlotte
{. H., about - miles below Coles Ferry The
estate is generally regarded as The best Nine Hun
drcd Acre Tract in the county and perhaps, in
Middle Virginia II contains about 900 Acres
Of which 300 are first quality river bottom. living
unusually high. ami rarely nveTlown. There is
body OF table land around The dwelling house
ot about $50 acres, as level and nearly as valua-
bic Is the low grounds This tract uniIrs every
advantage Tor 4 profitable investment, and a de-
lishllnl family residence II is situated in lhr
midst OF fine socicty-very accessablc-supplied
with wafer by II or 20 bold .prinrs--ls farm 30
compact dying in the bend Of The river that but
little iPncing is necessary, with Good navigation
above and below The wood land is abundant-
The buildings are comfortable.
TcIms-One-ihird OF The purchase morey 10 be
paid Al The end oil IL months-.one-lhiri al The
end 81 two wears, and onp-third {, the expiration
aal nsialmrnls IN bear interest from the first day
ofOclober. ls4G Ii preferred! bv The purchaser
the whole or any part oftIe purchase money will
he received in cash AT The uSu5 discount Ponds.
wiki approved security, will he required and
deed 81 rnsl taken On the land, 10 be released
when The whole Of The purchase money is paid
A Joint possession will be given 10 The buyer on
The dav OF sale, and iull possession - soon az
The growing crop ran be secured and lakcn orI
WIN b. GREEN. and
GEORGE w READ,
Executor otClement Read, deceased
Jnlv s-cwtlOr; r, Wkio will COPY.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF yIRer"- : 'Ae Sn'

iTHE COMMONWEALTH OF yIRG'"
T;i OF Hanover county Detinue, depending In Tx
Whereas, i1a~Court Of Law and Chancery for the
mggdnty between James Niche. late Sheriff Of the
bounty Of Louisa, and, SUCH administrator Of John
otke deceased. Plaintiff, and John ID. Andrews, De-
Louisa and, such, administrator Of the said John
osr drct ased, departed this life before final deci
On was had in the said action; and, whereas, since
death 81 the said James F. Mchie administrator
kesad, administration tic bonis Of the Estate OF thr
John Cooke, decea. ed. hath been in due form
rted 10 the hands Of William Waddy, Sheriff Of the
county Of Louisa TO be by him administered there
lire IN behalf of the said William Waddy, Sheriff and
administrator aforesaid, we command yon, that you
,o-e The Judge of said Circuit Superior Court, at
. Court house, the first day of October term next,
h show cause, If any he can, why The same action
Ia.uId not be- proceeded IN against him TO final judg
2.n according 10 the act Of Assembly in such cases
Niie and provided, if TO him il expedent and
ys then there This writ Witness Philip 3. Winston,
Jerk &C our said Coun, the 18th day of July, 1886 In
r. 10Th year Il our foundation.
j July 29-ewsw PHILIP b. WINSTON.
no JOHN II. ANDREWS As you are not a resi-
~ dent of the Commonwealth Of Virginia. 50 that the
writ Of toeiGs can be executed on you, here
notify and inform you, that shalt, the first day OF
IL term, move the Judge Of The Circuit Superior
AT u Law and Cbancsry for the county of Hanover,
:.viye the suit referred 10 in the same writ in my
ne. the sheriff OF Louisa county, and "a such ad
4 aator De bonis Of John Cooke, decd, so that
a. may be prose cuied against you TO final Judg
e3-nr. am your obedirnt servant,
"A WILLIAM WADDY,
sherlh ol Louisa county, az such Administrator de
4 bonis non Of john Cooke, decd by his Counsel.
81 Hly 29-cwsW
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a DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE

rlNll. subscriber offers Tor sal" The estate lgina
L near Prince Eiwam Count House, known
as Springfield. The uact ol land contains 800
acres, Il very lair proportion Of which consists 81
excellent wood land and low grounds, a large
quantity OF improved high land, with good build
inos, and all Necessary improvement, for 4 com
Portable residence. |, is situated within one mile
OF Prince Edward Count House, two miles from
Hampdet Sidney College, and seven miles from
Farmvillr. These places furnish a constant and
excellent market tol ali o lis productions. There
is ~ place in Virginia more entirely healthy, and
no society superior in intelligence and morality
10 thai in is immediate vicinity. It's ncarness 10
The couu House ana College, afford superior ia
cilitirs for education. There ale Two fiourshing
female schools, and one male achoo, a, The Court
House.
The overseer will show the premises 10 any
person wishing 20 see them. Persons wishing 10
purchase, will address The subscriber al Farm.
Vile Prince Edward county, Virginia
TfRMs One third cash. on delivery Of The
deed and the residue in one and Two years. For
the deferred payments, bond ant security will be
required. CHAS. ;. CARRIN9TON.
July ll-ci
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.rr WORK MARKET, July o6.

), ,.s ., cotton are 1900 bales at c. ad-
Ia sa' +, nrices OF last week; ordinary to fair
.laes = CIR 10 fine 81 10y. Moderate sales
:, g. .,rnsr prices Wheat-dull, several
!; " a. main unsold. Corn is little cheaper,
.''i - ,,n,s Der 81 It's. Oats AZ 43c. WhiS-
" Sd ~ Sweet lard it, kegs a! Sc.