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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

A Coon TINE COMING Well We have had
coed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Z. Cough mas
gwen Us fye addresses To know anything OF their
power they must hsye been heard and eit We do not
attempt n description The first given on Tuesday
evening of last week al the North Dutch Church tDr
Rennedysl The house was crowded 10 the last inch
The address in Coughs happic,i .riE-or.lant
heart touching truthful errctv-. 40 OF thfee hun
bred pledges were obtained The music, led by gem
uine reiormer T. :. Berry, WAS IA good keeping win
the power and aims OF the occasion. A. received
new JUNCTION IN the holy canse o! teetotas and went
away delighted and strengthened The next evening
"wednesday Or. Welchs church North Pesrt-street
Baptist WAS filed with audience OF men, chiefly
young men spite Of violent and tedious sno" storm
4 large number of pledges were glven-scIne 81 them
from unexpected class. Thursday afternoon the be
the slowed from top 10 botoni-al! the center SIPS
with noble womanhood-to receive Il third lesson and
a farther mpul.e Thursday evening there was such a
rush 10 the Hudson-see; Methodist Chapel Qarge and
coul;nodous) that much more than halt could get
adnii;ance IL the last meeting on Friday evening,
which was held al ;ac IN Presbyterian church lNr.
Fisher il -f'r,"d S"z'' tho en'e hi.al, v I'it
city alive and poured mo ana around the mouse
Not half could sst near u.
These meetings have been ihronsed 5y al classes
The hsii-riion prnce-AAe citizen AID the drayfilan
have stood side by .de-=hsred the same crowded seat
poured out hoods o: tears a. the same bursts OF pa
therc eloouenca-beeu conyulsei oy laughter al the
same strokes OF keen native wit. or dishes Of pleasant
" and good hurlor. S-veral OF The members OF the
Court for the Correction OF hrror "ao hhd not icit
town. delighted auditors the lrsI evening nan
ceilo- Waw0rth gave himself up 70 Ire luxury OF et
M and was p-eser: al every meeting NJ F. c. Della
van attended AZ On; The last Chic; Justice Bronson
WAS present Thursday evening. Nc man seemed 70
abandon himself completely 10 the syinpathlez Of me
scene the Chancellor. BE puts Cough up constantly
70 make appeals 70 the woHen- The CaAncelo. has
found their influence either by authority charms 20
De pretty much onapotenti he wants them all 10 Dc
brave ouispoken ;eeioallers- The Chancellor = r-ga
In al works Of social reform brave wotnaahood const
flutes the genuine sodisry-a reliable force that never
tires. never 5st-sys
We have only room 70 say. that the aaPp!est ei
iects sre confidently anticipated from this Effort The
old have been An;rnated-;hs young ielghtec-the AN
guild stirred up-tae r-n:d made ooldihe ministers
several of whom have gwen generous sid 70 this EFFORT
al they have snet as many tears II long years
nor received such AZ impulse in the temperance
81 hsve been encouraged and strengthened Nov let
on in close coiurnn-sn army resolved on VIC
tory
Between ,~si7e and ,kirteen hundred names Oh
tanned 70 the pledge roll Albany Patriot
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Tn hs been ri, BY thousaacs their sorrow buJ there
= no necessity Of their being troJbed Nth these 'eagS
any longer Tor The ARABIAN CoAN PLASTER VII! give nj
mediate relief and -recr1ay cure a. corns oun!ons &C
by DAVID SANDS co. No = East Broadway 10 Full
,cn.sL and - Broadway t. n. Ring le2 Brca-~ay
WvaIr A ke,rhr III Fu.tos-st; r u. Guion is7 6oSe-
rv 81 Brosd-vay. Aad by dfuggi-i. generally.
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DESTRUCTIVE FyRg-About I'VE O'Clock tins
morning IRE broke large Warehouse owed
~ Messrs Maxwell Prescott ard occupied b. Theron
Ps-de, which together WIZ Is contents. enre!
consumed Tae hrs II Iae meantime communicated 10
the buildings the opposite side Of Wa:e-: Ad the
wind being very nigh, disastrous co1aagrs1cn
threatened Fortunately however. tee prevented
the sp-eed OF the danes and :ae Ere arrested after
The destruction of four i've frame buildings Like
n In the warehouse occupied 5y NJ. Pa-dee there
were sbou, $1,000 bushels Of Wheat belonging dez-
emf owners, upon which theFe was an insurance OF
Sl3OO5n TIE Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Coz
psny at Milwaukee and 5000 II Boston. The building
va. total loss of S5aoC-ro insurance.
Chicago Joav- -
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L.ArcrFY's DTscUTIENr

~ Are "a remedy for Iorns. el1icus an v arts,
1n-sls1 for ;h, purpose End Ia given geneTI
satisfaction than ao Other presented 20 lac public during
he a.t s.,een rear Tasir EreaL saG Increasing sale
trib0r sc vsrtis-uert, teLss Il The warranted
.ts IN = II cases yyea directions followed gat
o-ig r.s: are APPLIED without trouble Price > cents
per box CHAS II RING, ~. Broadway, coz John,
~. In. Wholesale md ReLAil Agent
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* u-rIarr aND DAUGHTERls soTREES

~ The TUESDAY Serni-I0nth.y So-ees - III com
r,er- ir ~. .Sou %. IL 5,E iEst Ladies Tickets 10
De had ony OF slr W " LAdy aa:aii:es without L.
-rstIon T-set ,racret. from Ir " -c;lcrn-;-
-. OF alrps,ior 81 Subscription 20 he Soir--segen
IL n-mber-ior lie seasoa- -
1919 49, ,Tr,-1-str riret NALSE A ClN0 TEMPS.
which al be brough, on: IL Pas ard Lontya ne
rrr.rrf ssisl.L ~ ~
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WHOLE Nc. I1sI.
Dutert fIfbidnes.
SEEuMSTISM.

RHEUMATISM
7sIS IS o~S oF rss vESS PREVALENT coNPL AIMS tEev
tt,s 70 or CLIMATE. G>n i cSxrNlNLY AMONG TIE
MOST F,f>rvJ .>c NscST-t>G re NSsiCH SvNN>iTN
fSSSEjEcr. Many TVS REMEDIES cFfEE.
80 sCS Is cess. rGCcFE FEW hSs st>R ~
Esai.tvT. GCT IT IS sSL!EvEo TstrN cCSs
FOR SESCN,TlsNf oogS ENlSr. AND rFNr
rSS> OF THOUSANDS. SUFFERING
AND psSp,Isi>s. KsirSF. MIGHT
OBTAIN ToSIrINs ANc PgSNANsNI
EXEMPTION FROM Ts3S pESAr-
YCL Disc NSs- tvs rolio LOWING
CERTIFICATES ws3cs EAvs
5ssN LNrsLY SSSsIVEp
WILL sN,ELE TSE
TLicTsp JUICE
FoR THEMSELVES.
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SCHOOLS.

MISS ATWOOD, Teacher OF Music. rccenily Prin
lflcipsl Of the musical department IN the Sparta Female
Seminary. Ga ha- taken ROOMS AZ No IL AmltysL where
she will give Instruction the piano, cuitHr and 10 sing
in,. on the .nraiic terms
The of reference given, and made known or
application Terms payable one hat IN advance.
\ few pupils have practice Al her rooms tres OF
cbar,- nS0 I'm
NIeHEGT;';> RIDING. sCtiUUl.. No. 10 BOT'-
~ ery near Aslpr and aia y-ltr places. Ne's-iors.
M D. has the honor hu f.. School Ia open
Dey and Evening Tor equestrian Tuition anl Exercise
Riding. TERMS
Is Lessons % slonth..............sl2
10 10 ...... 10 oo 10 Ilides............... 10 60
do ........... > collie do ............-.. : ~
single Lessons ooi Single Rides IS
Road 90 80. : 80.
y g. Highly trained and quiet Horses, Tor the read or
parade TO ieL EVENING CLASS.
u Lessons .........S 80 10 ~ Rides 10
single ........... M Single Rides ..--...... -
RULES.
Ian Lessons Rides paid for on commencing.
? One hour allowed for zach Lesson Ride N The SCHOOL
5 tln- hear AMI y half for Lesson on The Road.
L. n ours for Ladies'. from 9 \. ". IL T. "
s. Hours iar G.uueinen from 70 tnd from to - l. NJ
g. Ne gentleman admitted during he hours appropriated
t. Ladies. Nh,
Only months allowed Tor Course OF Lessons or Rdes
\ e. The School has been reitled and furnished WIN
stoves Ladies delicate health need BE- under no ap
preheusiou OF taking cold
cqrd OF address requested previous u commencing
T y The School will h. open steh Wednesday ~ day
Or Ladies'. 80 On
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sitnati0ns, sf. sl,an,sS

WANTS SUPPLIED.-Txe-x ~ 10 sxea -ssrs a,
" I1s- aeaeGss TSe Hai:o1sl Intelligence otkes
Ing locations, asd tie nuuser VIII 81 i-sr,n.e 70
is Of Subscribers thereto M ore iollar De
esi saw o;ser ssseysse. y a.. o. MS irseass s,ae
OF srS blank fora q ordc-. Tor s,rSss, - e n
whes sss Se IS pro spy .s1des . = M s.tI.
visited the osce. PAINLESS sasserisiss vii Sc ,as
Dr. Clay, No. Var:ek.sL coz. Frsnkitnst
M olunsie6. grocer, SpS!og and wsshcE.oe Sta
Pax TsIfrra ~ srSery cor s,sr .ns ME-
D.. HntOa's. coz OF Eighth srsage ard a;k-.l
". sridgru;sn, scr.se SIS Broadway. w. Urtes-As
MI Sesscc's. grocer, Nc. Ta:rSsv cor. Severiast-
Dr. Walters Is aous;or-sl cor. avenue D.
DrsLene. cor. Essex ard Ho1slou sta.
" D Owen. usse t,slcy. coo So GrsRd and Essex.,a
Mi.SIearsS grocer, t,2 Bro West len!eg NSsei
M otr,l. .,-. add Fan. sSense. S0seiivs.
NJ aer!sa = evt silh-sl ard Third-av Yo<&vills-
NJ. Sarabaa,., ;. miles. sIoournsdsle oesa
M. Gillespie, family Seecsr, ssAst NgnlhaveaGs,
Hlo limos WIN. ?. tSNSS Il co.
(NANTED-A situation Sy resPesi,Slc yoaas wea.a
w .be exeell<nt washer ard :roaes good baker
and eook Ses, OF cliy reerecerk Apply q; ~ Wss.
F0urtren,s-s, "a hoaseeelow Sevsn,h-sTenae dsef.
WANTED SIrUATIONs-By nlce German sse
w Scotch yoees woman. eo;h Tor hoase~sork; have
way. aSS-
WtNTED-Ry resPectable young PROTESTANT
man s'1uSen 5, nurss ard sea.tT~ss The hes; Of
reference given Apply AZ lis Seecne-.; d4sr
SNiAtON Want "A ,sccr,,hazt cue lofsc VA.
w suitable iog The nadNv.rS eGsress xnsrS ey
IS 81 WoGSALL \ co lI,a Soon3ets, AZ . Elna-.s
IA IrUUl'r PAY lhe be-, OF servants. rlehy rrcoTn.
W needed, be had grals. {. Mtsons cd
,a5dsaed once. lS9 Bowegy ~ n
/ RARE CHANCE
4 GENTS ar wSrJcJ undertake the sale % snI
ttuS-tu paleu article, hs can &c sold sYrry family
N the Jpou To ~ respsctSbily and CUISINES. hab-
u. a guaranty ct S5oN per snnam viii es given Apply
10 (. ALDEN, No liz Fulton-st New,York
All letters mast he post paid. MS In.
I OST-Supposed by the ere Of July 1876. CeItn.
IL ufcsiss o Stock oiIhe n J. Railroad and Trsnsn Co.
one dated June 2l lS4l fo shares One dated Nov.
iS44 for 1. shares in the Eliza = Brown The
pahtc one Snst receiving said certitscs,
application Is made fcr their renewal MS Sw'
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BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
II the very finest bniing Si All sizes suitable Tor holt
iday present. for sale BY
d5 MARK II. NEWMAN ( co 100 Broadway.
ANIMALS ANIMALS
4 GENERAL assortment OF Annals, for sale by
hd3 MARX X NEW MAN 4 CO. 100 Broadway.
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Cop.RTSyBSufP NOTICE.-5enjazria II.

4 'UPAhTNEt 49, : = - <,vo,E
snd Arsar 3 Norr. late lie Forrest, Morris Co "
Woo.- nave forret coparser=aiP fsr he purPo=r OF
f-s,ssc,:- General Commission l,1n sad Metal Sczi-
ne-- I---i4- tns rE--s OF Sh-r-nan = Morris
They az pr-7s,=c 70 nae 5efs- c-.a &C 11ees On AZ
consr-neas cf Pig. BOON Bar sh--i sH1 Boiler 4foa
foreign and cc--ssi'c .. =.
Ta-y VII % zive sf a-;-1-.o1 10 .e 1esocet71 Of
contracts FOR Railroad lrsn, sP.ss A-@s aAc sPf1ss
III 'o' ne sA-s y Sisp-d BENZ. u SHERMAN.
ARTHUR & MORRIS.
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Boarding an6 Gotels.

BOARDING Agsiust Tesehins-A German, having
ID studied the puivcrsIes OF Berlin 0oliaeen and
Luhn9sn, and been graduated tho latter wtsher 10 In
sruc;+ hours daily IN Greek Latin and French agsins,
board. IN respectable family In Sew.York
Brooklyn. Best ofcity reference given Pleas, sddr-s.
H. L. Sch Office OF ;hls paper Is stcod'
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OF every variety, made Of tse cesi
AItFfs, NJ S11,>2ursrs1.p fars put 10 beat order
.f,se cf chdreus hats wta Issasss TIC
sSSs an0STss ts,soEsble ssi, cap and ur ws.seoase
rs Bowe'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05
BOUQUETS
w or Choi,e, Rare and FIR

EOUQUE >
r. OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Elaxxsr. -arr 10 srv- - please the r.o-t ast1io-
ar 10 5e I'D =. ,e-v hoHrs lotce. Of JAMES H0GG,
MA SIN Scotsman Sc Broadway.
rvAt,Food,s Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
T---. Stoves a.. warranted Is 1suaL Persons wanting
CO. Sr1-, - invited 10 examine hen before purcass-
inc ei.e,sh,re Wholesale ard reta 5y Hickok Co -
W.ts-s, - Sunecdos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

eUAEDERS WANTEp-Al $50 Pearl, where Ken.
40 teuan and his wife can be accommodated with ens
front psror and where three four single gentlemen
offered superior winter quarters. Please call before
choosing csc hero. u lw'
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NJ. 1s4s Copy csst

nIyIpEND-K1l:kerb oekeT Fi-- insursace coH,pe.
- SSYo-s November eist- ls+s--Tk= President
~ ii5r-- rave tbs DAY declared DIv!d=r6 Of Six peg
crar oars5e or ard a:ter In. ssi Dag q December reIt
The transfer book. VII 3 s - ~ - - - -
af IS SSy % Deee--- 3. MCDONALD. S=rreisry-
NT0TICE.-Any persons h.snz clam. against ne M
II dsr. requested . - &c 49, =
N.9:York IrSa lv'l JOHN aERpAAN'
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CAsIsE1 MEETIss.-:,t Special Meeting c;
re ~-5,s- bed on TUESDAY, the 15,E ut tre Hon Sec
re-s Of e -eas-- lad he following cocsg-:aicato-
+.se,-s 40 r.c-e--r-e--
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.71-T-75 a. -T.-For saIe--Ise SOCK, sxiefes dc
~ ~ 49, Nrd.eine Store Of The ,ubser.beF, estab
i.ot III ~ twenty years, containing good snc sensra
'he t sfts complete sppafsias toI the nanafsc-
@ - Ids .aer. To any person about 70 Commences
t,fness al opportunity Ike The present seldom oc<fs
VIC DESTROYS retire from retail oasiness, zhA VIII
10. iesse Of store, sHd dwelling sllo wsatec
& scsIEFgELiS, No III Csasts; opposite YEA.
n Ava Gl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

front and back room. 81 story with
No 81 Wsrrrn-sL az 81.
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DOtRDING-rhree or four gentlemen, gentleman
ID and VIE. can be accommodated with pleassn, rocss
and board IN private familywiih few bosrdcrs ard u ,
comforts OF home. Apply at Brdge't near the Bat
tsrv d. ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

NJ. M>zcr supposed tast tie business to ~hich IN:
euterprs;ur person wished 20 appropriate the United
t..es Treasury could DC none other than THAI Of the
procss. VI Y,EeT ACKNOWLEDGED tina. this was new
and striking re-v r. ae SUI Treasury system. 10 aad
?. rravs regarded i IS worse han bad measure S-
here Wa case Were 4 might De beneficial The sub
isct went over IL rlit the reading OF dispatches f-o
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sAuDS,. sARsApARiLLA

only Agency in New Ork
aI!Ss BROADWAY, 40 hIitH
EeIween .Ioiin-,r. and Nnidrn-lnue-
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No GoUGrxG-lt IS SAID that Com Conner mas
proposed terms OF combat vita the MeSican authorities
a: iIyarado by which il i Stipulated that there to BE-
no s9aslin4 nor in,,en' in the face.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-05

HIsroRlcsL S2SDS'Ici Il 5mmodors Sioai
name i in snug immortality between ne downfall. Of
Napoleon and the annexation ot California The Ner
chants Magazine states hat undera Through the
ecretary OF The Navy Mr elost engaged N commerce
after ne peacs and happening 20 - a' Na1fz with
schooner while plans dsrisns Tor The escape Of
the Emperor ne engaged 70 take him on board snd
bring MN WIKI Ms -Hite TO America. The plan
frustrated by the INDIGESTION Of Napoleon friends and
the Releropnon and St Helena became Inc fallen her1
desrinv instead OF the clipper Of Captain Sloai and
heaven knows what-possibiy broed oyster at Flor
arrL.
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Election Of Judges. uaifeationsJedcia Lcsisatson.
on Judge made Lar Followers Of bad precedents-cc'He
Lar not oitcdys resdrded-o0rs Of Courts Ike do'r' Of
Tdmmany Rail shm IN peOplSs faces-Lars Of u. s.
perrcrted by traditions Of Iadges-Barristns and S1
giants at Ldlo Mock Nobiiity- Uume1nt0g Pirases-
Legal Lying Corrocted and Rerised Lars Of Ne'o-
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ROARDINE IN DROUKLfN-Ate lew ,lngs gen
ID uemrn and IL gentleman and his wife, wishing to gel
board In quiet family be plvasaEty accommodated
on moderate SmiihsI OF Livingston
al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

TLLUMINATED GEMS OF SACRED
POETRY, 81 illustrations
Scenes in The Lives ofihe Apostles 5 illustrations
Scenes in The Lite ollhe Saviour, s illustrations
Bryau's Poems, % Illustrations
Longleow's Poelica Works, II illustrations
The Lady Of the Lake. 9 illustrations
Lalla Rookh, - illustrations
Child Harold, IL illustrations
The Bible Gallery, IS illustrations
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, ~ illustrations
Campbels Poeiical Works II illustrations
Poets and Poetry OF Europe, illustrated
Poets and Poetry OF England, illustrated
Poets and Poetry of America, > illustrations
Burns Poelical Works, % illustrations
Headlsy's Sacred Mountains, l0illnslrations
The Bouioir Annual, 10 illustrations
The Dadem for iSi7, 10 illustrations
The Opal for l647, 9 illustrations
The Floral Year, with IL bouquets Of Flowers,
beautifully cooled
The Leaflets of Memory, II illustrations
All in rich and beautiful bindings. For sale at The
Bookstore OF DRlNhER 4 MORRIS,
Dec. IS 81 Main Street.
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TRUST SALE OF PROPERTY IN CUL.
pEpEp

IDf virue Of Deed 81 T:u>f. executed by
- Thomas Green 10 ne, wE,ch bears Gaze on
Tie 81 dag 81 Juue, 1892, and has been tnly re.
corded il Culperef, shall proceed 70 sell, by
pubic auction, upon lhe prenlises 10 the highest
bidder ior cash, on Flicay liz hnaGsy Of Ja-
nlary next, The properly conveyed ~ said
dred. which: in il, is thus described, lo 1li: "All
tat ccrain Itact ~ parcel Il lam l,ine and be-
ing teween Aiaj,:y Ran AM ~ i.appahannoc6
River a. their junction T. la COUNT - Cuifeper.
Also, The grown and unce:arpwth forever on one
hunIre1 acres al wool and stj"inil : The above
tact, he irr simple in lie same 100 acres being
claimed hy John Sianart aud the heirs Of ID. Grin
nan, together win The mil situate on Muddy
Ron, and all Other buildings a?perlairing 10 The
land which is the same lut, paicri q tract OF land
On Nhich Masses Green now fc>id,s, AID which The
said Thomas Green purchased u Daniel Ward,
containing abnuf two hundred acres more or less,
exclusive oi he 100 acres he growth an! unter-
growth oi which is hereby conve,'d.'
Tie liil" is, believe, reTl,ci, tn, q Trustee
| shall sell without WARRANTY.
Dee. Odds JAMES LYONS. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-25
NATHANIEL. NELSON, cou,,,.
HENRY HARRISON, ~" "
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESrArE In I,IARI L: CLIN ELIla,rN "a

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA.
DCRSuAAT 10 4 decree q the county Court Of
Il Charles lily, pronounced on The 2iS day II Ne
vcmher, isiG, IN suit in 6lanC,ry depending IN the
SAID coiirt under Ike style If "chrrstian'z GUARDIAN
against Christian aud Others shall expose IL punllc
sale, the premises, the 10th day 81 Dccemhef,
Is 81! those valuable Es;a;ss said county, chilled aud
known by the names of Eprl,nt and Sest"n, con-
acres Of beautiful level. and nigly improved and.-
These estates are about four nIes above The Court
house, the Jams river rad 10 Richmond, IN one Of
The most desirable nrIgthorloods II lever Virginia,
commanding fun View IL the illcr. aud overlooking
Weslover In The souih from which they separated
nv Herring Greek" On which they lie, bold md
deep stream, emp'ying into lanes RIVER, nearly nrrn
site 10 "Rce's Wood Wharf, The open land has MI
hern hes .ily married, and Is well sci ~ cio.er ne
sol! j. adapted 10 the culture ri al The crops usually
raised in this section OF Virginia, and is rapidly i'm
proving. A crop OF wheat l. growing on the lind,
which looks very promising There are between three
and four hundred acres cleared these estates; the
sidue has on j, sufficient quantity Of oak aud pine,
and reasonable supply for ~. support Of tie farms l"
attract the attention Of persons engaged IN the timber
and wood bns.iess-al OF which can lie delivered IT
coed landings an the Greek within mite, and
grrat part al II not much - at mile r. ~ The
la:dn.s do confidently h,'icte t.1. The pure ase
money can hs made i:om fal.s II wood and timber
aud tia, opinion Is based upon perfect ara ananoe
with The land aud the experience ii more an iiteen
years the wnod and timber business. T.cse t%o
farms cultivated one, and at r'escat it
my purpose 10 ell Them as one but thy BE- sold
paraely, If desired by bidders the deciee permitting
my discretion in that respect. Thee i
abundance Of mail On each, aai perfectly accessible ~
various points, and convenient 10 every rat OF tii-
late. TIE improvements On Eveyg,:m, wrh I l,t,lc
repair, wonia he sufficient fer tie accommodate. Of i
f,mily and the Waler - very pure, furnished by !,
spring very convenient IL lie house. This property
will be sold in strict conformity III terms d The ie-
cree, 10 wit: One tirc 0! TIE purchase noa-y ~ -
required In cash, the residue in two equal annual pay
mcnis To be secG ed ny bonds with approved prr5olii
security, and deed nj trust on Tie pfoDes'y-ie de-
frrred payments bear interest from the daY nf safe
The title i'll be- conveyed 10 the pnrchser ami is ne
lieved To be perfect. All persons whns TO pnrrlla-e
invited 10 examine this property hr!are The DAY oi
sale which wil he SHOWN by me with much ?!eAs.fe
aud al; information given hal n;ag be desired
Dee. i-c~ids JAMES u. WILCOX. Com.