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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

10y virtue Of decree of the County Court OF Louisa,
ID pronounced on the 18th day of August, ls3o, We,
the undrr sienrd, Commissioners appointed ny salu f
cree shall proceed 10 SELL the premises, on me oth
av ri next IL the highest bidder, II lair, "
not the fair day thereafter, The Tract ~ Lana on
which Carls-a Voolfolk now resides containing about
$50 acres lying the SOulhanna nvcr, III me county
~ Louisa about three mites East oi fanccyviiir, anu
rirht miles Of Louisa Court house, bounded on the
South Is the SoGthanna river, on the West ~ Norm
East Creek, North by The road leading from ianceys
10 Suu- all aud East by the land conveyed 70 la
rissa WoofoIs, Eyrcuiriy IL William Voolfolk, ntcras-
ed, By A. Goodwin aud wife. About loO acres are w
wood. io in los grounds, aud the balance yihe Me''
and well adapted Ia the GROWTH of clover ne puiu-
lnp4 consists Of commoiious dwelling. ana all DINER
houses requisite for such farm, MI oil whicn are "
good order with good orchard ~ j. s"aoh 'ha' SUE"
a desirable tract il IN market .
the purchase money, secured bybond payaWe On ue-
mand with agreement That the principal WIZ no. ne
collected long as The interest u annually anu puc.u
aly paid until the death Of Carlss1 Nooilnik lne ID
lance credit Of twelve non'hs-the whole 20 pe Sc
cured by bond with personal security, anu ueeu -
trust the land.
Al the same time aud place, the Tract of Land on the
East end the above tract, adolnn. the lands 81 T.
Brook and others, containing .bnnt oo aofrs y psl's
the conveyed III Clarls-a Wooioih, hAtch'nA ~
William Voolfolk, deceased by A. Gooh"ih dhn WIZ
This i valuable tract Of land. with large portion o
low grounds. .,. -,
baIsucr on q credit of twelve months. credit oil iohi
years eighth, with interest from Inc expiration
~ twelve months from the date ni SAFE anu 'irutp
I'VE wears on the other eighth, with interest III IKE
manner Bond, with personal security, and deed Of
trust on the land viii he required. Liberty viii be g.
ven Ia "A crop nf wheat this Fall, and tuil posses
sion OF both tracts the Isl Of January, lSis
The right Of ilir above laad- are unqu1stionaoe.
Persons wishing view the lands Will call ON JONI
L. and James II. Voolfolk, who viii take pleasure u
showing them.
Those who cannot view them in person can get az
necessary information by calling on Itrton W Snesd
al Gordonsvilr Va. Col. John Voolfolk, Orange.
f.. X
JOHN 1. VOOLFOLK, ~ "
y. B-We ARE also authorized Ia sell another Tract
containing about 100 adjoining the above, belong
mr. Ia Mrs Clarissa Voolfolk. Terms Will be- accom-
modatng. WM. r. w, Com,rs
any i;-owtds j. l.. w, eo'
- Wing requested 10 copy.
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Stratfon,s Office


MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man.
Drawn Nos of New jersey, No. y, Aug. %:
i3 % So 35 As - "a 70 81 &c IA.
Drawn numbers of Delaware CT, Aug Goth:
% So % 80 80 9 Al II 20 5 %.
Schemes for the Week.
Draarang reoeiDed epeyy dap al o'clock, p. NJ
1000 Dollars of 1000 Dollarsl
Fricay-Monongaia, 35. Capitals $4,000,
of 900, GOO, &c. 75Nos, II drawn. Tickets
81 halves SO cts; qrs. 25 cts.
1000 Dollars! , Of 1000 Dollars!
Saturday-Sussex, Extra, 10. Capitals 81 :
600. 2 of 1000, COG, &c. IS Nos, II drawn
Tickets 81; halves so cts. qrs. 25 cts.
MAGNIFICENT
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
Monday morning Alexandra, No 81. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1885, 1900, 2,OOO
1900, 300, 100, 1000 10 Of $500, &c. IS
Nos Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quar-
tiers 3 So
N. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. ]. G Gregory & Co, the Managers, for
sale al this Office, and ON the same terms.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended, TO- anddrawings sent when re-
ouested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Auo "a Richmond. Va.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
MUTATIONS

The unpar aeIed and astonishing efficacy OF DR.. WE
mrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il is recommended, curing many cases after Inc
skill Of the best physicians was nayalinc mas en.cteu
caused several unprincpled and mitaors
to palm of spurious mixtures Of similar name and ap
pearance, for the genuine Balsam some ase cae .,
"Wid Cherry, Comfrey," &c. Another, ''Weser's
Balsam of Wild Cherry mispelIing The name, and
forging certificates 10 resemble those OF .he rue Das
.sDr Wistars BaIsam OF Wild Cherry Is the only ge
mime The rest merely initiate the name OF the oris-
nal, while they possess none of its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GEM
INE-The genuine Basam Is put up IN hotties, W,'h
Inc words CDR Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry fni-
lada blown In the glass; each bottle bearing aoei on
the front, with the signature of H. Wissar. M. D.
None genuine without the written signature Oh >.
Butts. ua;.,,.
ny- A fresh supply of the above valuable medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by ,,,
Aug 81 GAYSOR Il WOOD. Drugelsts.
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SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

TATE.
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of 4 decree OF The
/ County Court of Orange, in the case Of Webb. &c
against William &. Webbs administrator ana others,
the undersigned, who are appointed commissioners ior
that purpose, VIII on TUESDAY, the 2sh o. sep!en,
her next III far II not, the next fair day thereafter
offer for sale on the premises 10 the highest bidder, al
pnbc auction Tract Of Land belonging 10 The estate
Of late William {. Webb, lyihs ana Dr'ng III .he
INNER mart of Orange County formerly the residence o
tie late Thacker v. Webb and adjoining thr lands oil
Charles T. Graves, Reuben Newman and oihera, con-
tanning 400 acres, eleven twciiths oi which ry - -
commissioners and twelfth by authority from John
Z Webb. Thus Tract lies within two miles Of the III
herty Mills. ,iy Of Gurannsrl-, the terminus 81 the
Louisa Railroad, and eight above the 1onft ionsr.
Viewed in reference IT. locality, the society OF The
yicinjfy ia natural fertility and ~ present Improved
condition. n more desirable Farm Is rarely offered AT
public sale. The Farm Buildings are IN good eondi-
ton ana conveniently located; the Dwelling House,
though small, is comfortable. Persons IN the lower
country DESTROYS Of healthy residence, would do well
IN attend the sale Of this estate. And on MONDAY,
tbe III day Of October next III fair, If not. the next
ri, dav al The late residence OF the said William "
Webb deceased, in the lower paH OF Orange near 'he
Orange Springs. they will offer for sale TO the hghr'l
hid.r M nuIc auction, the residence Of HE kra r.
~. If rho sad William T.. Webb, containing between
thirteen and fourteen hundred acres which VII he SOLD
- IN. n slit purchasers -levrntwelitbS OF which
,hrv sell n. commissioners under the decree aforesaid
M the residue under authority OF the said Jonh '.
wrhh This last Tract lies within three miles "i the
or,nse Sor,uys in healthy and desirable ncghbor-
mood. The soil Of this Tract is very improvabe; inc
Farm Houses are very good and sufficient the D"ei,
In, House i. very comfortable. The above lands WIN
re- sold ON the following terms, 10 wit: OneiouFih ~
he p.d in cash. the residue in three equal annual m
aim, MS the purchasers giving bonds with approved
snnai security and deeds of trust upon the land 10
rn,e the deferred payments. The tile 10 The above
land IA believed to be objectionable, but selling as
commissioners they will only convey such iitie as 'ney
.,,ha,,,ed 10 make by the decree aforesaid
arc WILLIAM e. MOORE, Sr., Gamma
JAMES NEWMAN,
Reference is made to James Newman, or Charles ,
n, -, incarnation concerning the first mentioned
Trsct, and 10 William c. Moore for the latter,
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MrU6TSTTEJE

AN IDEA WORTH INvEsTIGATlNG.-A lsto
discovery has been made in England for the purinea
ton OF metals large mass Of metallic substance az
iron, IL melted by intense heat and when In TINS sate
the two poles OF powerful Eaivanc battery are brought
in connection with the melted mass-lhe immediate re-
suit Is, that all the impure particles contained IN ths
metal combine and directly so to the negative pore o.
the battery-ihus leaving the immense mass In cono
ton of entire purity. This Is physical fact, az yet an
explained. Now is il not Reasonable to suppose; .na'
what thus happens in inert mass may preeisey oc
the animal framei and may not this serve 10
plain the mysterious benefits resulting from the appn,
cation Of Galvanism in the cure OF human disease anu
its power of giving renewed strength and health 70 inc
Of the various other fluids being thus expelled Dr.
Christie suggests the idea with the hope that some one
having the inclination and ability may give attention
For further particulars, advertisement In sno;ne,
gratis by application 70 the agents for this city, Messrs
bUvAL & PURCELL, Druggists, l47 Main st. K as
mond, Va. aug ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF WOOD AND
CLEARED LAND.

DY virtue of n Deed Of Trust, executed TO the sub
ID scrlb-rs BY Samuel W. Brady and wife bearing date
lhr sh ii August 1919, and 81 record IN me IirrN
Oce III the County Court Of Irnrco, al the request OF
the parties Interested IN sad deed will proceed 10
sell 10 The highest bidder, Tor ca-h, on the hrs MON
DAY in September commrncin. AT IL O'Clock, before
the front door OF tie County Court House That being
Court day, the Pershabe and Real Estate conveyed IN
said Deed; consisting Of chr Household and Kitchen
Furniture OF said Brady together with the following
Real Estate: One piece of land directly fronting on the
North side Of the Williamsburg road, adjoining A.
Sedgwics and others; distance from Richmond eight
niles containing by survey l0l acres; other piece,
running and adjoining from the Williamsburg road 10
the Meadow Bridge road, adjoining Tucker Trent.
Bridge alter and Others sir miles from Richmond con
tanning - acres. less; other piece, fronting
directly on the South aide Of the Williamsburg road al
Joining Tignor and others, 81 miles from Richmond,
containing IS acres
The title to said property is believed to be undoubtrd
but, selling M Trustees. we will convey such title only
az il vested in u. by said Deed.
WILLIAMSON ALLEN, Trustees,
JOHN a. LACY,
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE

pY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed to the
- subscriber and John Parkhill, b. Frederick
A. Mayo and Dorcthea his vile, dated the 24lh
DAY Of June, 1919, and duly recorded in The
Jerks Office Of the County Court Of Henrco,
!, me surviving Trustee, shall proceed 10 sell, al
pap'c auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
2oih day OF August, 1916, al ~ o'clock, NJ, (ior
cash. SIX lots OF ground, situated in Por, Mayo,
near 10 Rockets, numbered in the plan OF Port
Mayo, as Nos. /, ., 3, 4, 5 and G, or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy the Trust
said lots being The same conveyed 10 the said
Frederick A. Mayo, BY William Mayo and
Lucy his wife, by deed bearing dale the 2lth day
Of June 1919, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF The County Court OF Henrico.
WILLIAM SELDEN, Trustee.
Auu IS-itds
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SANDS, saRPaRILLA

Eryspe as is a very prevalent and extremely DANCE
! sscb,np and mercurial ointment sometimes subdue
the complaint for the time being, but it is well known
fact that il is very apt appear again. if the individual
Is overheated or excited. We have no hesitation IN
ectve remedy Eryspelas than olnmsnts and depe-
ton and The cure thus effected will be complete, tho
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
ar Prepared and sold, wholesale and reta and for
exportation, BY A. b. & D. SANDS, Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No 10, Broadway, corner
of Chambers street, New York Sold, also, by DUAL
{. PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. Aug. 81
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The public meeting at the Court House, on
Tuesday night, at which S. X. Shay was called
10 preside, and Gibson Peach appointed Secrela-
ry, was addressed by Benoni Wheat, (says the
Alexandria Gazetle,) in a full examination OF
the subject in opposition 10 Retrocession.-
He was followed by Lewis Mckenzie, in favor
OF the measure, and The meeting was closed with
some remarks BY Jesse T.. Ramsay, in opposi.
tion. The meeting adjourned until last night,
c. Neale, having the floor.
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TRUST SALE

by virtue Of deed Of Trust executed 10 the smbscrl
- Der By AbsaloM band and Of record IN the Clerks
Office Of Monroe county, Missouri, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed sell, The highest
bidder, on FRIDAY, the llth day of September neat
al The town Of Paris county Of Monroe and State ii
Missouri, certain LOT and HOUSES, in the said town
Of Paris.
The title 10 said property Is believed 10 be indspu'a
t3blr but, acting Trustee, shall convey such title
only a. is vested IN ME BY the deed aforesaid.
july lO--cw3m RI. PRITCuETT
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from The phi!a6eIphla LEDGE Aug 2G1

FTOW lie f~lu0defpli1 Lsage@i aug. 20
THE MONEY MARKET-T are al
ready some indications OF an improved tone Of
feeling in the trade and business Of the country,
and we have strong hopes that these indications
will strengthen, as the ireer intercourse be-
tween nations increases. Our home wants are
very fully supplied, and the products OF in
duslry fitted for expectation are immense
With these assurances OF prosperity, 1t is
not easy 10 see from what quarter disaster is
to come. There is no speculation anywhere
no one now stands speculator in stocks, merchan-
disc or lands. Every thing, with the exception
OF few protected manufacturers, is down to
its estimated real value, and many things be-
low. Occupying this position al the foot of
the scale OF prices, it is NOT easy to see how
they are 10 tall. The heavy speculatons in
-four and produce last winter and spring, induced
BY The anticipated repeal Of the British Corn
laws and checked By the Oregon dispute, the
Mexican war and the Tariff discussion, brought
business TO pause, and spread distrust through
GU, the country. But the crisis, we hope, and
are inclined to believe, has passed The revul-
sion brought speculation 10 a dead stand, and
though some few have been whelmed in
ruin, much greater number have been
warned from impending danger, and with The
many are now in condition 10 prosecute business
with increased energy and success Caution, OF
course will be necessary ingredient in those
branches OF business especially, which may be
brought within The iniuencs OF the new Tariff
But as the LOSES Of the last spring seliled the
Oregon boundary ABUSED, the main features
of the new Tariff firmly fixed on The coun-
try and our Mexican difficulties likely 10 be
brought 10 a speedy close, by negotiation
or vigorous war, there is nothing TO
cloud the future tina, should create undue dis,rusi,
or parslyzs exertion and enterprise. The history
and experience OF The business OF the country
for the last forty years show that just such state
pf things as now exists, have always been ioi'
lowed bv great confidence and enlarged activity.
SAPPERS AND MINERS-Part of the
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Mr.. kingsf0rd's Seminary

THIS Seminary is situated on Grace street,
j and in the house lately occupied by Thos.
Richie, Esq
In announcing her intention to open School,
in Richmond, for The instruction OF young ladies,
Mrs Kingsford will simply observe, that her OF
ject is 10 adopt a course OF tuition which will i'm
part 10 her pupils thorough knowledge OF those
branches in Literature the Arts, and Sciences,
which constitute USEFUL and an ORNAMENTAL
female education
Cards OF Terms may be obtained at the School.
Apo o5-dIms
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Wrs. Ncad7s school,

SHOCkOE HILL, RICHMOND.
THE SIKH annual session of This Institution will
i commence on the it-t uay oil October next, and
close on IT.. ;Ilsl OF July following
The same thorough and extensive course of English
study will be continued and the usual parental discip.
line preserved both in the School and Family
cuar airn,on and the course Of French readin. and
study VIII be greatly enlarged by the importation Of
large number of foreign works;
Teachers and Professors Of distinguished ability have
hen occurred Tor zach Department. and every arrange
ment has been completed for the vigorous prosecution of
study during the next sersion
Ma FIR Boarding and Day Papils the same IS for
the las, five wear. Apply To Mrs. Mead Richmond. Va.
Aup Il-cIlstOct
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RepllOy9l.

WIN. F. BUTLER & CO.. Importers o.
w CHINA, Glass and Q UEENSHARE,
are now receiving and opening in their spacious
new Store, No. 70 Main Street, (next door above
Messrs. KENT, KENDALL ATwarER,) one OF the
largest and bes, assorted stocks Of Goods they
have ever offered for sale. We respectfully So
lcit the patronage Of our old friends and Of the
public generally.
70 Main Street, Sign OF the Gilt Pitcher
Aug. 81
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EDUCATION.
Nrs. Judge CI0ptOn's Schcos

i commence ON the first of October next, aud close
on the 3lst July following.
A thorough and extensive course Of English study
will be pursued and kind and parental discipline
cispd To boarders and day scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages, Music, Draw ing and
Painting will be particularly attended To.
Terms for Boarders anh DAY Scholars the same ~
heretofore.
Address-M,s Judg, cIo2ton, Richmond, Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE AT
AIJcTIOE

WILL be offered for sale, 10 the highest bidder, nj
w King William Court house, nj September CoHrt
next That valuable Farm called, Flotbeck lying upon
the Arqunton Swamp, in the county o. King William,
mean the Acqnin,on Church, containing about $50
large portion "f which is very valuable low ground
The soil Is well adapted 10 wheat and clover The
farm is situated in good neighborhood, and well worth
lhf attention of those wishing 10 purchase. II has upon
il ,lerable good dwelling aud other hou.es-ls about
miles from the Court house, and three miles from
navigation, al Walkrrton.
Sir. Baylor Temple. who occupies the Farm will take
RI -asure in showing 10 any person wishing pnr
chase.
The Terms will be accommodating and made known
on The day III sale.
JOHN BAGBY, Strvrns,il!e Va
WAl MCDONALD & CO.. Baltimore
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SAFE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.

49, rpuaty Cour # Orange, IN the sa'd case Of webb,
ae against William Z. Webb's administrator ana
olhrr- The undersigned as ADM % me a.s
,y;n,am q, Wrih deceased, will on THU hsDAf the
;h'h day II October nett, Al the late res1eher oil
!n, o Wshb deceased, IN the lcwc part OF Orange
county. near the orange Springs, offer Tor sa'e 70 ne
49,, h,dd,r. at public auction, for ready money,
n'snen - ,w-niy i've very valuable slaves, con
,", NJ men. women and Children amongst them
,aaa a,ac..mirh. WILLIAM c. MOORE, En-,
CIV" Administra,or CT William c. Webb, deceased.
Aug 7-c2aw6w
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FALL GOODS.
RICHARDSON s. CO.,

No So, Main Street,
ARE receiving, by various arrivals, full
II supply of NEW FALL GOODS, OF both
foreign and Domestic manufacture. Their stock
this season will embrace great variety OF fine
and coarse Woollens, and a complete assortment
of articles for ladies' dresses, &C., &c.-al which
are offered to Country Merchants on very reason
able terms.
ALSO,
A large supply OF Carpetings, Rugs, Mats, &C.,
at wholesale and retail.
Aug. 26-di2t&c2l.
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srIO0I At CLIFTON

SCHOOL AT CLIFTON.
oSths Ia, day or September next, | shall open a
~ s, honl for Boys at Clifton, in the county 81 Cum
berland under instruction Of Mr. Nathaniel g. Burt
a graduate OF Princeton College.
As Il il ms object 10 give my own sons thorough
preparation for College have obtained satisfactory
evidence Of SIR Burt's competency 10 give instruction
in the Latin and Greek Languages and Matheaiacs n
well as Of his moral and religious character.
wish 10 receive boardrr, in my family I'VE or s1
Boys of good moral character.
They will be provided with conveyance Tor attend
ing public worship every Sabbath day. IN the Frrsby-
rian and Episcopal Churches, alternately and sabbath
exercises viii b. required OF Them nj home
The situation Of Clifton being elevated, ana beyond
the influence OF the river has always been remarkably
hcathml. "
TEPMS-For Board and Tuition, including bedding,
lights washing. &C., and stationary 5000 per anhum-
one h,lf payable in advance, the balance nj the com
mencrment or the second session OF five months.
Msy ooHcw,r PEYToN HARRISON.
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by Last Evenings Mail.

One Washington letter in the Baltimore Sun
says that MIR. Bancrolt's retirement about the
10Th October is spoken Of as rather defnitvely
setled-and that it is stated on pretty good aulho-
Judge Woodward OF Pennsylvania is 10 be At
torney General.
Another letter says, "lhere is no foundation for
the rumors of Cabinet changes" The latter is
most probable.
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DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHER IL u I

OF all the remedies Of the day and they are great
variety which profess 10 be OF great value the hu.
man family, hesitate not Ia pronounce DR. Sw,,>r'-
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY n one 81
the greatest discoyrTie. Of modern science All the
many compounds put forth for The of diseases
which affect human nature, not remedy could be
named which has In short space Of time acquired
such unboundrd confidence with the public, and has
performed such miraculous and has mrrrd and
received 80 much euognm from the faculty and other4
as this Justly celebrated remedy.
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BROAD ROCK FOR SALE.

AM authorized by the 10 make sale OF the
above valuable properly. The whole tract contains
2sa odd Of Land Of most excellent quality con-
siderable portion Of ~ hch Is well wooded and has on
IL a Dwelling lIonse. beautifully situated, though
somewhat out Of repair; and, also, large Tavern
House attached The Race Field which makes II sns
c.ptble OF easy division. which will be made To suit
purchasers The situation il healthy, has fine water
on il, and is within four miles Of Richmond " not
sold privately before. will hr offered Al public anc-
ton The premises the last day Of The races The
l7lh September next. nj the hour Of I2oclnrk, ~
TERMS liberal, and made known by applicationio
Aug 4-ctd w 6opbiN. snc',
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SPRINGFIELD FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for sale that valuable Farm
i called Springfield, lying in Backwell's Neck, In
the lower end of Hanover, on the Piping Tree RRd
20 mites from Richmond, containing 40 acres Of land
m good heart II has the sand mari on II IN great
abundance and b. made rich al very little ex-
prnse. The improvements are such as are usually
found on Farms il IL situated the Pamunksy River,
where il is navglhle for vessels, that the produce
NAV be shipped Norfolk, Baltimore or Richmond To
any one shng twil be sold on the most
accommodating terms. RICHARD FOX.
An