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ICH ASSORTMENT OF ANNU Ms PoR is46. srANOARD
~ AMERICAN ENGLISH AND FRENCH Books in hand
some bindings aud beautiful lot OF FANCY GOODS be had
R Purchasers and New Ye,. Presents win md
Sey convenient TO ys bookstore Containing they
Having such an extensive and varied aoren taste and
purse can be suited J. w. RANDOLPH A co.
EhP-oooo lbs Western Ie~P, aud for
des4 LIN CRENsHAw. BROTHERS co.
ENEATHERS.-- lbs. prime live Geese
Feathers, jus, received su pure has,r.
ds2s L. u CRENsHAw. BROTHERS Il co.
SMoKING ruBAcco-2oo b' - Il Morsans" prime Smoking
- Tobacco IN 'to's and for SHE by
De 70 In CRENSHAw. BROTHERS, a co
Aw BooKs-An The Virginia Law Book. and larr. -o,
Of other Law WORKS, be had moderate ices w.
RANDoLPh cos Bookstore Iindry Stationery, Music and
taney S'o'r' III VAN street des
AVER SHOES OVER SHOES!I A va.
~ rely o Guneasie over Shoes, hand Ladies' Gents
de 90 I'D. HOOVER.
EDoRTo RICO sUGAR-2O Hhts p Rico sugar landing for
sae by de 10 WEBB, BACON 4 co.
GALLERY OF LITERARY POnTRAITs.-
Sketches Of Modem Literature and Eminsn, Lneray Men,
being Gallery OF Liea Portraits by George Ghan-Repr
ed from the Lrndon Edition. being and
Of ApPeon's Literary Miscellany Series Choice Books
ia DRiNKER MORRIS.
SUPERIOR BUNCH RAISINs ALMONDs Ge,-I3O boIrs
- ysfY bsH Bunch Rasn' bales snd barrels Bordeaux A.
mon 10 casks prime Goshen Chees 3S boIes Pine Apple
heefe. ForsNeby ia WILLIAMS HAXALL.
- KIRrs AMI ROBEs-Dab Mofesns for sErts
~ Rich Paris Robes for Parry Dresses
Parry Gloves, French Collars. &c. he founi
LATHROP, CHRISTIAN 4 CO.'S
d. % %. Main Suest
4 tHBEsE,-IOO casks Cheese landing and tor sah w
~ dr16 DAVENPORT. ALLEN q CO
II IvERPOOL FILLED SACK sALT-7OO saeks Iiveryoo
- Factory Salt for salew jn WILLIAMS nAxALL"
- OLAR OLIVE keep constantly hand burn
- ing the Solar Lard Lamps- cheap and Otherwise
preferable 90 Lard ALEX. DUYAL n CO,
&C - ~ Main Street
H'OR HEN r-rwo street. ADJOINING my
- siofe Main
des-a JOHN CREME
uITER-i4akeg Glades upef. e. prme
- Butter, board the Columbus, and
hurry eIpeeted-for sale by
De ~ CAPERTON 4 CRUMP.
DURE CtDER VINEGAR 70 ubis pure cider vnesar in
add Cor sas BY deie BISsELL 4 heCANDLIsI.
4 tORDON HOUgE-A supply - tho above estbrned Cham
~ received direct from The importer add for sale by
HENRY LUDLAM co.
A ROUND PLABrER, .Lnbec" Mills
~ NAILS, "FhgnIK" FACTORY
DO. Wafeh01se aud Boz
MADDER INDIGO
COPPERAs, ALUM
NEW RICE, III CROIX SUGAR
GUNPOwDER Ann BLACK rEAa
BPERHACEr AND TALLOW CANDLES
SOLE LEATHER
car AND LETTER PAPER
STICK ANDsOLID LICORiCE-For saeby
90 DAVENPORT ALlRNE 60.
EBURg NEw ENGLAND RU@-2S bausls pure n. y. Rum
Just landed. Tor fao BY ~
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FIN"E PHILADELPHIA ENPoRUM oT CHEAr CASH clio RI
u lNGIhe Proprietor OF thus
fully announces TO the citizens Of Richmond vicinity that
ia AL times ppaed To AMI
liberal terms The stock OF Co;a CsseTes Vesnrs
ConR al this spIe, surpassed by and he
- determined that no similar establishment
better Garment than be- had No los
splendid and varied Clothing
OF excellent eo of the finest finish, and
ni-n under the immediate proproot
rams him in saying that person IL good
Clothing, after his shall dis Sati.ed either
as regards Piees OF the quality Ofil,e good
FERRY r. MeNEILLE,
No los Chestnut
de lq--6m f,on NJ sand.t,on,. It,t.i
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n OOK no YOUR INTEREST The sub.

III UUh To 1UUH IN EhEo 7 Ht BUD
oB respectfully inform their customers aud The
public generally have reeevtdtbs usual large of
tBe NOS aaonabk ready made CLOTbING. Tor
which making const' nj additions semi
weekly consisting every variety Of desirable Coaks CoatsVess
Pants Drawers Ehins Conir' Stocks Socks Hdss,
sHspendery, he Ah Nheh hey will b. pieased 10 % tem
inthe style sni upon ths reasonable terms.
The pains they have Of their materials
goodness beauty well nshe they have taken
having W under supervision dura
bly and neatuess peculiarly
an CAL and for yourselves
~ HOOPER 4 GRAFP's Virginia Clothing store,
ro7--tf No 90. Main
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- BRTRUDEa Novel taken southern Literary Mes
~ senger 1894 and IS. Js Published, and for sae by
d. 90 DRiNKER MORRIS
HNLANNRLH-w snir a aige u
" rpcfhns Red and White Flannss Also Blue, RED and
together with Fb warp hanns for Infants
Theee goods bought viii he s low BY the
piece or yard. des HAwEs, VAN rEuRsEN WARD
Oh CASES Of mice" aud Lucca Olive OIL, in
~ bot es and TASKS.
Superior eden Choeosts favored with Vanilla ard Spices
For saile By JOHN GRRNE,
dr27 is3 Fam ~.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
IN BBI.S. Spirits Turpentine, just received
" and Tor sale ~ p JOHNSTON. Druggist,
hI us Main r.
OUT NAILS-57O casks Nails, all sizes, from
~ celebrated Phsnr worss" ssle At yonbls prses
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN a go.
HOLLAND OHIO eilhh pipes Horand GIN iss received
IL for sae BY iNLOEs Be0IHtR
DOLL BUTTER, for family use, just recoiv.
IL ed snd for by JOHN CREME
DE- 10 is3 Msin strret
IN HHDs. Pure Winter Bleached Sperm Oil,
w in Store and fo' 'ai' BY ,s,, M, . ,.o,r,,v
PIRrTs TuRrENIIHEA few bbl- pss rsesivs5 for ~
- dssl ALgxDUvAL 4 co, i+7 Main -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
TATE

IN pursuance of the provisions Of n decree Of The
County Court Of Orange, IN the case of Webb x
against William &. Wrbo's administrator and others.
the undersigned who appointed commissioners ioI
that purpose, viii on TUESDAY. the 18th Of sepiem-
her next, iii fair II not the next fair day thereafter
oic for sale the premises 10 The highest bidder nj
public ancinn, Tract Of Land, belonging Ia the estate
Of the late William C. Webb. lying and being In The
upper pant Of Orange County formerly the residence q;
the late Ihackrr " Webb, and adjoining the lands OF
Charles 7. Graves, Reuben Newman and others con
tanning 400 aces, eleven twehs of which they sell a.
commissioners, and one-iwenh by authority from John
V. Webb This Tract lies wlihin two miles Of The Ill
bery Mills, six OF GorJonsvilr, the terminus 81 The
Louisa Railroad, and eight above the Court House.
Viewed in reference 10 lis locality the society OF the
vicinity, It's natural fertility and It's present improved
condition. more desirable Farm is rarely offered ~
public sale. The Farm Buildings III good condi-
ton, and conveniently located; the Dwell lug House,
though small " comfortable Persons IN the lower
country, DESTROYS of healthy residence would do ell
To attend The sale Of this estate And on MONDAY,
the 9Th day of October nrIi, nj fair, ii the
fair day at The late residence Of the said William Z.
Webb, deceased III the lower part Of Orange. near the
Orange Springs, they VIII offer tor sale 10 the highest
bidder al public auction, the residence Of the Real rs
tate OF the said William C. Webb, containing between
thirteen and fourteen hundred acres, which VIII be sold
III lots 10 suit purchasers, clevtn-tAeliths Of winch
they sell commissioners. under the decree aforesaid
and the residue under authority Ol the said John V.
Webb. This last Tract lies within three miles Of the
Orange Springs in a healthy and desirable n-eahoi-
hood The soil Of this Tract IS very impr"vno'e III.
Farm Houses very good, and sufficient; The Dwell
ling House Is very comfortable. The above lands VIII
br sold on the following terms, Ia wit: One-ourih
be- paid in cash. the residue IN three equal annual IN
salments the purchasers giving bonds with approved
personal security, and deeds Of trust upon the land 10
secure the deferred payments. The title TO the above
land is believed TO br objectionable, bur. selling A.
commissioners, they will only convey such title they
are authorized 70 make by the decree aforesaid.
WILLIAM q. MOORE, ST., ca
JAMES NEWMAN, '"'htS.
Reference is made TO James Newman, or Charles T.
Graves, for information concernin. the first mentioned
Tract, and 10 William G. Moore for the later.
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AUCTION SALES.
zsy Wellington GoddIn, Auc.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue oil a deed Of trust, executed 10 Will
- liam Seden and John Parkhll, by Freder-
ick A. Mayo and Dorothea his wife, dated the
9th day OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in The
Clerks Office of the County Court of Henrico
for certain purposes therein specified, shall pro-
coed 10 sell, on SATURDAY, The 18th day of
September 1916, in front OF The Bank OF Virgil
MIA, in the city Of Richmond, al the hour OF
o'clock, p. NJ, The property in the said deed con-
veyed, being described as follows: six lots or
pieces OF ground, lying and being in the county
OF Henrico, near Port Mayo, TO wit: Lot No. |,
opposite 10 No. IL, belonging 10 William Allen,
containing l65 feet in length by 81 ieet in breadth;
Lot No. 2, opposite Lot No. II, belonging 10 Viii.
liam Allen; Lot No. 3, opposite Lot No. TO- be-
longing 10 Alexander Fulton; Lot No. 4, opposite
Lot No. 9, belonging TO William Depriesi; Lot
No. s. opposite Lot No. S, belonging 10 William
Depriesi, each Lot containing l65 feet in length
by G6 feet in breadth; Lot No. E, opposite Lot No.
7, belonging 10 William Deprest, containing lG5
feet in length BY 80 in length, all adjoining each
olher;-said lots being the same conveyed 10 The
said Frederick A. Mayo, by William Mayo and
Lucy his wife, by deed bearing date The 24Ih day
Of June, 1879, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Henlico
IT The terms Of sale will be cash. The tile
10 The said properly is believed TO be unqueslion-
able, but such title only as is vested in me will be
conveyed. WILLIAM SELDEN,
Acting Trustee.
Sale conducted by WELLINGTON GoDDrN, Auc-
toneer. Sept 8-dIds
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MO. T. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81:
7I9 81 8 "a 81 &c 46 81 40 Is IS IS.
Nos. 8 9 81, prize of 900 dollars, returned
TO the managers for wan, of a purchaser.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Virginia Monongalia, Class No. 3S-To be
drawn at the Exchange Hotel at 5 o'clock, P. M.
Capitals 1000 dollars l,0JO, $40, i59, 2 of 300,
2 Of 200, of $50, 5 OF 1875, 10 OF 100, 20 OF gu,
80 of50, l42 of3O, &c. IS Nos, and IL drawn
ballots. Tickets dollar; shares in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First Splendid Scheme $4,000 dollars Ca
pital! Alexandria Lottery, Class Go be
drawn in Alexandria, D. C., tomorrow, and the
drawing comes TO hand Monday Morning. Grand
Capitals: $50, 900, 10000, 10000, 5000, 4,277,
OF 5000, so OF 1000, so of 500, so of 400, 100
OF $50, 1873 of 200 &c. IS No. Lottery, and Is
drawn ballots. Tickets Is; shares in proportion.
A certificate OF a package of whole tickets costs
$3.50; halves and quarters in proportion.
Also, Sussex County Lottery. Glass No. 49,
Drawing received per mail Monday morning.
Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, $40, 459, , OF 300,
2 Of 200, Of 49, 5 OF lbs, 10 OF 100, 20 Of TO,
&c. rs Nos, and - drawn ballots. Tickets i;
shares in proportion.
Lotteries to no Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon,
September 26th-Alexandria Lottery, Glass L.
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 3l40, 5000, $500, 1000,
SO of 900, &c. Tickets TO-
EfAl orders confidential and postage paid
on all sums of s. or more, at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Sent. Ie Richmond Va.
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LOTTERIES.
Slrall0n,s Natlce

NJ; T Z s9?TH FOUR TIE ENTH
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81,
Sept. IL:
q 43 90 50 Gil sc 81 "a GO , SO.
Ticket Nose Sc 81, Capital sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No. 43, Sept 14lh:
Hall Nos. 80 As SO, a prize of 800, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawing OF New Jersey rs, Sept IA:
35 80 SO 9 60 l3 So IA 523
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra, 81, Sept l6:
7l9 81 8 "a 81 &c 46 81 40 Is IS 3 IS
Schemes for the Week.
Draining recetued eve1y day al O'Clock, p. M
10000 Dollarsl 5000 Dollars
Friday MISUNDERSTANDING, No. A, to be
drawn in Petersburg. Capitals: 10000 dollars,
5000, 1000, 10 of 1000, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 4; halves 2; quarters /.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Friday onongaia, No. 80. Capitals: $4,-
600, 1000, $40, &c. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets
l; halves Soc; quarters 25c.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
900, 900, GAO, &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
els 81; halves so cts; qrs. 25cts.
II Magnifcent-50,00 600 30, 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D, for 1886 to be
drawn al Alexandria, September 10. IL Nos,
Is drawn. Capitals $4,000, 10000, 10000,
SO of 900, SO Of 500 SO OF 400, 100 Of $50, &c.
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters IS. Ger
tifcates of packages OF 26 whole Tickets l60;
% halves so; PC quarters 40; 26 eighths 20.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Sept. Ii Richmond. Va.
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FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
DRY GOODS

HAVING disposed Of at auction in July our
IL old stock Of goods, we are now, by the
packets Courier, Pocahontas aud Patrick Henry
from New York in recei pit Of $50 packages, CON-
prsing every variety lihe latest styles OF Staple
and Fancy Goods 10 be met with in The Northern
markets A decline in The prices OF almost all
descriptions has given MS great advantages IN
our cash purchases, nearly equal 10 The year 1887;
We are, therefore, prepared, and will offer al
wholesale and retail our goods al prices cores
ponding with the reduction in The Northern cities.
A part are enumerated below
Black French, Belgian, English and American
Cloths
Blue brown green, olive, mixed and drab Cloths
French and American black, blue and fancy
colnred Cassimeres
Cashmere, mcrino, valenlia, satin and velvet
Veslings
Oregon Cassimeres, SaineIls, Kentucky Jeans,
Kerseys &c
Welsh and all other styles or Flannels-yery
cheap
Clairmonl and Gala Plaids, Cashmere d Ecosse
and Mouselins
Rich plaid and striped fancy colored and blue
black Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Cameion and shaded Silks
Plain and twilled fancy colorcd and black and
white Ginghams
French and Amercan Habit and Furniture Cali
Goes
Silk warp blk and fancy copd Alpaca and Plaid
Calicoes
Plain, plaid and striped Swiss Muslns and Lawns
Blk and white Satin, Mode, Gro de Nap and TIA
liam Grape
Table Danask, Diaper, Table Cloths, Napkins
and Towels
Biriseye, Russia and Scotch Diaper, Huckabac
and Crash
Irish Linen and Sheeting, Linen Cambria Hdkfs
and Lawns.
Ottoman, Mama, Gala Terkeri, Cashmere and
Thibet Shawls
Rob Roy, Honey Comb and other plaid and striped
Shawls
Lambswool, Cashmere, Alpaca, Germantown
and other Hose
Ladies' blk and white silk Hose and raw silk do
Do Moravian, mixd, slate and while cot do.
Black and white and fancy cord silk and kid
Gloves and Mitts
Gents buck, beaver, kid, silk and Cashmere
Gloves
Thread and Isle Laces, EIgings, Inscrlngs
and Blond
Cambria, Swiss and Book Muslin, Edgings and
lnserlings
French worked Collars and fancy Neck Hdkts
Syiss. Null. Jaconel and Cambria Muslins and
Lawns
Embd, revere bordered and hemslilched Hdkls
Rich Bonnet, hat anu zap Aiudliu, dH PiileS
Gents English Silk, Pongee and Bandanna 1dkis
Assorted cold Satin, Tafata, Velvet and Galoon
Ribands
Assorted cord Fringes, Gimps, Cords, Tassels
and Tapes
Whitney, Rose, Mackinaw, Twed and Dulfl
Blankets
Three-ply, superfne and fine Ca'pelings cheap
Stair Carpcting, green and printed Baize, Rugs,
&C., &c.
Cd and l2-4 beached and brown Cotton Sbeelinss
3-4, rs and "A do. do. do. do.
and Shirtings /,
Apron and furniture Checks, plaid and striped
Domeslics
Manchester No. aId ? Oznaburss and Batter
sea Dfillngs
Our terms are cash. or acceptances in The city,
and il country merchants will call and examine
our goods and hear the prices at which they are
offered, we feel confident they will be induced to
purchase at least part of what they may want Of
US. VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
No. pit, corner OF Broad and 4th Streets,
Shuckoe Hill. Sept ll-col
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate,

IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions ii deed of trust exc.
cutrd by John H. Clopton and wife, 10 the undersigned
and Charles Wills. bearing date on the 2nd day Of DE
cembrr, 1887 aud recorded the Clerks Office oil lien
rico county Court, Tor the purpose Of securing the pay
ment o sum Of money therein mentioned, and OF
DEGREES pronounced By the superior Court o chancey
for the Richmond Circuit, in the suit Of Robert poor~
and Others against John rndree and others. The first
on the 2lst Of February, lei5, and the second The
JWh Of June, 1915, shall the surviving Trustee On
TUESDAY, the a9th day Of September, lsi6, al l.
o'clock, NJ, proceed 10 sell, AT public auction, On the
premises, 10 the highest bidder, 4 parcel OF
Land, IN the county of Tenrico, i've miles below the
city OF Richmond. containing 33i acres, be- the same
less, and is the land conveyed 10 the SAID
John y. Clopton by John o. Mosby and Robert r Mns-
b,-3s acres Of said land being that part of the
conveyed by Samuel r. Parsons Trustee for Margaret
T. Lnmpkin. ana the sand VI. =. Lumpkin IL Robert +.
No-bY By deed dated the eth February, 1894 will lie
sold subject 10 the provisions Of deed Of
said Robert T. Mosby 10 Samuel L. Parsons and Henry
Clarke, Is Trustees. secure sum q. money therein
mentioned, due 10 the said Margaret T. Llmpkin ana
recorded IN thr Clerks Office aforesaid on the o2nd day
Of February, ISL IL, account Of bad weather,
from any ether cause, the said sale shall br made
the day appointed above, the VIII be continued
from day 10 day Sundays exceped) until sale il RI
focted
rERMS-For cash rs To 30 much as will defray the
expenses Of said sale, and Ia The residue, upon
dit Of nine months for half thereof and of eighteen
months for the other lla bonds with rood security
payable 10 The undersigned, Tor the deferred Instruments
VIII be required of the purchaser and the tile 10 Tho
said land retained until the whole purchase money Is
PAID ana conveyance directed by the Court above
mentioned. LOFTlN N. Elicit,
Sept. IL Surviving Trustee.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of the deed OF trust
referred 10 IN the above advertisement of Loftin ~
Elicit, from Robert P. Mosby Samuel T. Parsons and
myself, bearing date the 22d day Of February. 1884,
SHALL n surviving Trustee, proceed 10 sell The 3s
acres Of land, by the said deed conveyed on TUES
DAY the 29 Instant, Al IL O'Clock, VI IN the premi
SEES. II fair, # not the next far day thereafter.
TERMS-For cash as 10 the sum of three hundred
nj nd flp Nupusp If al an ~
10 the residue, credit of nine months for half
and Of eighteen months for the other half the purchaser
giving bonds with good security, payable 10 Lofiln ~
Elicit for the deferred PAYMENTS and the title 10 be re-
tnned until tile whole purchase money Is paid.
HENRY CLARKE,
Sept. lT-d& ctds Surviving Trustee.
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SALE OF REAL. ESTATE

IN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for the county OF Orange, III.
cases Of Robert ID. Twyman Plaintiff, George New
man. Miles Marguss, and Others Defendants. and II.
bert NJ Higgins, Administrator Of Elizabeth WiDsinw,
deceased, Plaintiff, rs George Newman, Miles Maiqu.s.
aud others, Defendants, the undersigned, who Is Trus
in the deed of trust from The defendant Newman 10
the defendant 3eades said deed hearing date May the
Isl. 1884, and alluded in the above deere and who
directed by said Decree WILL tile I7th day of Oclo
her next IL fair and, II not, the next iar day oisr
for sale nj Orange 4. H., opposite the Exchange Hotel
To the highest bidder, III public auction, Tract Of
Land the property of George Newman, upon which
said Newman now resides much h-reofa viii he
necessary to raise The sum Of two hundred aud SHY
dollars and thIrty-sx cents $500 &C. with Interest
thereon since the first day 81 May, 1916, and
and other expenses attending The premises The
SAID land lies in the upper part Of the county Of Orange.
adjoining the lands OF VIM. smith, X. ID. Twyman, and
the heirs Of Edward Wns!ow, decreased and contains
about three hundred and thirty live acres. t3a5 tbs
land lies contiguous To several excellent Mills aud IS
susceptblr Of The highest Improvement. The improve
ments only 0IrrahIy good bur amply sufficient far
small family. The title Ia SAID and il ndlspnlahlr
but selling by order of Court shall convey only rurh
i' as Is vested In by virtue Of such order aud de-
ERMS-Cash will he required.
For further Information about the above land, apply
the subscriber, Poplar Run, Orange county. Va
Sept. l-ctds JAMES BEADLES.
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Sept. ll-cwama
PAMUNKEY LAND IN MARKET

THE subscriber wishing TO changshis place of ora-
ton, either for the South or West Is induced By
that and other considerations 10 offer for SALE
sonable terms three Farms located on the Pamunk-y
Rivrr Frst-The Oak Spring Farm, lying Immediate
Is the river, offers perhaps rs many inducements
any Farm Of its size in The tide water section II
tans three hundred and fifty Of land two hun
bred and My Of which is arabic land, and under
high state of cultivation and Improvement having
recently been married with the sand mari, and j.
now well set in clover. IL has on II Two story Wood
House, with eight commodious rooms, Closets &c, per-
tanning To q convenient house; n Kitchen with four
rooms; Dairy; Ice House; Negro Cabins; Barns; and
line stable Carriage aud Cart House, be found
anywhere This Farm has attached 10 il fine Fishery,
and me river hanks abound N mari, ne second Farm,
called Hay field lies separated from The rst By
strip Of land. This Farm contains, by recent survey.
siI hundred and seventy Of land. TWO hundred of
which j. in wood: remarkably well iinhrrrd-tbat To-
gether with The arabic land, u under ne enclosure,
and good stale Of cultivation. Some Of this land has
been married, and all Of il we'll ditched This Farm has
Orchard II, containing eight differ.
ent kinds Of Fruit all Of superior quality. IL boast
of tine water also; there being numerous springs and
well the Farm. The Buildings consist Of over.
scer's House with two rooms Smoke House; Stable;
Barn; Corn Houses and Negro Cabins, all Of comfort.
able nrder The third Fam, being some two miles dis
tant from the two above mentioned Farms, offers con
siderable induceuient as regards health line atrr
IL contains three hundred and thirty Of land,
all lying beautifully; very productive meadow
land attached To il and the grn,er portion Of the high
land has been married., and Is now III clover. The I'M
provpinents consist in a small Wood House, with
four rO0llS and necessary outlOuses. These lands
all well situated, being surrounded by energetic,
honorable planters and the nrishborhocd boast Of
;is good health any other Underwater section. Either
Of The above mentioned Farms admirably adapted
for physicians the practice being worth from thou
sand five hundred 10 TWO thousand dollars and good
money al that.
The above lands, If not sold privately before the 10Th
of November next, will then be- sold publicly.
Al the lime. IN the premises, will he sold Sc
veniy eighty Negroes, for cash; the lands for one
thiId cash, the balance in and two years install
ments, with deed OF trust on The premises until paid.
WM +. BRAXTON.
Am utJa