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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-09

WE are receiving from New York our full
| w supply Of Groceries, Teas Wines, Liquors,
&c., which will be sold low for cash, or short ere
dit, to punctual customers, viz:
40 chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Tyson, and
Black Teas, which will be sold low by the box
so bags Java, Laguyra, Rio, & st Domingo Coffee
25 whole and half barrels Buckwheat
Is bags Buckwheat
20 boxes Colgates Starch ..>..
25 whole and half bbls. Nos. l, 2 and 3 Mackerel
quintals Goldfish >.rr
IS boxes Scotch Herrings, large size
10 dozen Nos and 2 Alicante Mats
IS kegs superior Goshen Butter ....,, nd,
80 do do Glades do
so boxes Sperm Candles
20 nests -four and painted Pals -.
80 dozen Brooms
6 do Whisks 49,.
10 nests Market Baskets . ~
3 bales Almonds IT.. ,S
30 whole and half boxes Raisins ~ 49,
10 boxes Vermicelli and Macaroni s
S cases Canton Ginger ...5 d.
1000 pounds loaf crushed, and pulverzed Sugars
S barrels Steam Syrup ~.
10 boxes Capers and Olives ~ 10.
do Citron and Jellies
do Mushroom and Walnut Catsup
10 baskets Salad Oil I5t
500 gallons winter-strained and Lard Oil
10000 Cigars, of our own importation
SIMMS s. SON.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-09

YuNHE MERCHANTS SHOT. TOWER COM.
IL PANY respectfully inform the trade that they
have removed to the Tower, corner Of Front and
Fayette streets, (formerly known as the Phenix)
and have on hand iull assortment Of Drop and
Buck Shot, oil sizes; Bar and Pig Lead, ETC., etc., TO
which they invite the attention Of purchasers. They
also offer for sale their premises and Buildings on
Eutaw street, together with an Eight Horse Engine
and Boiler, in good running order. Persons wish.
ing to view the premises will call at the Tower or
further information. THOMAS J. CLARKE,
Baltimore, july ~ # Secretary
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TRIUMPHANT sUCCESS,

CONSERVATIVES, remember that it is Thorn
u sons Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naphtha, which is daily eiecting such
remarkable cures in pulmonary consumption,
asthma, bronchitis, splitting blood pain in the side
and breast, sore throat, hoarseness, palpitatoIoi
the heart, whooping cough, Group, nervous We.
mors, hives, liver complaint, diseased kidneys
&c.
Therefore beware of all spurious mixtures Of
Tar or Naphtha, and purchase of the advertised
agents only. "rt
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4 GENTINELLA BLANKETING.

= n AND go Inch Gen,inella Blanketing, Of a
- Il superior quality--for sale lou by
TOOKER, MEADE & Co.,
jy 20 IS Pine Street, N, Y.
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A M. HoFFAR, DENTIST, a. street, five
III, doors above Penn. aventa, east side.
Teeth inserted on gold plate y better style
than done in the city, and cheap accordingly.
junel4 II
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INSURANCE COMPANY
. . or THE

STATE OF Pennsylvania
AT PHlLADELPHfA.
CHARTERED IN 1882
Paid up Capital, 400 900 Surplus, $4,000.
Insures Merchandise, Buildings, Machinery, Manu-
~. factories, ETC., in this city and vicinity,
'' at the current rates.
70. DIRECTORS. r.
. John M. Scott, John B. Budd,
Robert M. Lewis, John Stewart,
Charles Manchester, Geo. Trott, Jr -
N. Lewis Paeske, Gustavus Calhoun,
William 8. Smith, James pevereaux,
William r. White Charles 8. Wurtz,
SIMEON TOBY, President
WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. ,a-,:
Apply to B. s. WHITNEY,
Y " IS If " Wall street, N Y.
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jan. ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-10
q STAR OF THE EAST. a
IAt AND (-Si
N6 STAR OF TIE SOUTH
rHE Spring SEASON ENDED Ju'v

4 .
Iieg ,riN commence F'dN Season after
ten daHs rest.
STAR OF THE EAST will stand in Charlo tesville,
and few miles above-in the neighborhood Of Cox
Tayern--where the mares from Nelson, Amherst, An
gusia, Louisa and Fuvanna may he sent to him. Il Is
unnecessary say any thing more of this horse than
that the world has been challenged 10 produce his
equal. Ifany exhibit as fine horse, in action
beauty, blood and form, will make them present Of
this h0rse-and vice versa.
STAR OF THE SOUTEI-sired BY Star Of the West
the best bred horse, contend, that the world ever
saw, that vedtI have no interest in him now,
having parted with him land his dam the finest mare
ever slw-(slres Telemachur Roebuck and Madison
IN succession)-will stand visit different pats d
Cumberland, Prince Edward, Buckingham, and per-
haps APpomatox. He VIII not te rode, tu TO TEST The
rider.
Iam induced to believe tha, Fall colts the best
and am not alone in that belief for there ale many
great judges of the same opinion.
in order 10 satisfy all in regard To the prices they
are $40 insurance; season 81 single leap S.
The visits round will not be resullr but regular
circumstances will permit.
The Holsters have the Pedgrces, and attention is re-
spertully invited.
Those not satisfied with the regularity If The visits
round may take advantage Of the leaps
provided they determine by the IL October next, aud
the money paid for the leap msa. Parting with The
mare forpit- the insurance. The price 81 Insurance
must be paid - soon ~ the male Il asc@rtnrd 10 be
in foal
The Fail will close between the Il Of Ocio
her and the Ist November
| have the finest Colt from Star Of t.e South think
saw, and am now breeding, Crossing from hun,
IN preference 10 any horse in HE Uhion imported o
not. II in England. think they wond both serve Tor
twenty guneas The spurious luck sed Of horses afr
doing great injury 10 the breed Of hor~s generally.
should like 10 get first rate second hand Printing
Establishment, 10 locate at Buckingham Courho
for the purpose of printing books, handhllS fc.,-no
newspaper Though you'd print paper for either
party that'mght wish .impdriiallv~n0thi"g personally
The type and press to be Of the most approved style
| would also employ person who can come recon-
mended for assLuty hone sly and sa5riety. land
others need apply otake charge Of the establishment.
Very respectfully,
july lC-cf G. y. FUNTAINE-
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Terms of the Enquirer.

- The ENQUIRER is publisheo DAlLf llor tue cuyJ
- SEMI EEkLY (for the coun;ry.) For the Daily
seven dollars per annu n aud nj the rate OF eight
,,rs n taken for shorter period than one year For
=, semi Weekly, i've dollars per annum, and Three
,rs for six MONTHS payable IN advance 10 DC pad n
80 oSts or RENTED by man, post paidi or SIX poiiafs
-, .auum At the end ofthe year.
s,ca aud available Bank noles, u, the risk Of the Edi-
A. po.ass 81 al letters beEg paid By tae rrsrs--
I'M hostage of single letter is scarcely of any account
writer. II is the accumulation OF postage, IN an
,,r.l,r business, which operates as a serious tax
nm the Edirors)
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Of
zen lines or less first insertion, fifty Cents, and
r,ry succeeding insertion twenty five cents-t insert
- once week, twice week, or three times week,
ttir,y. seven and 4 half cents.
I'm THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
lines or less first insertion, Is cents; Tor each cnnhu
ihoe, 50 cents :, .,,,,on;,s w,,h ,hs
sance nav or satisfactory references TO insure e1ecu
zion. 49,, err ,.,i,r - "a, hin .
,;nss and in thai proportion for advertisements oil
yr.ater iength-except Lottery Venaers ana Ansuon-
.,rs who are charged one hundred d'iias raPef III
GUIDED 49, ,,.,, -. .orr,,Y
NJ All Obituaries and Marriages rom tue country,
asnsyer the pariy's hand writing Is unknown AZ tns
"a. r,ust he authenticated by tie endorsation "t Inc
e,mss,er in the neishbofhood, e they WIN IN no case
v"nhl,shsa Every measure that has oeen taken 10
0e ,mposi,lons and quz1ss has proved heretofore
pn,raiiins We must, Therefore insist ~ such case
IN ne communication bsLls Certified by the name oi
NE postmaster. Uriaen on tx baeS Of tae.stff'-
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FAIRFAX INSTITUTE

TINE tenth annual session OF the Fairfax Institute,
/ Al Alexandria, Virginia, will commence on ihe
s,s, Mouday IN October The course OF study in tins
I,s,n,on i. extensive and liberal, and includes all
ma subject. necessary TO- preparation for College
por,on ii IL pupils, .ur many years past, have been
youn. gentlemen from Is To Is years OF age, who nave
either had this object view, or sought 10 complete
their education iuf the business OF life.
The subscriber explicit in offering his instructions
10 pupils ihr axe aud character above mentioned
The educ ri such has always been ivcfiie part
IL his duiy and with respect To which The stand
ING Of his former pupils III College, and elsewhere ias
given gratifying evidence OF success. lie can a, 'eas,
oder the fruits of considerable experience and an IN
reserved devotion OF time and labor 10 his wors 10 ss-
tain him in thus asking continuance OF pubic FAVOR
aud confidence.
Younger pupils are received, and the utmost care be-
slowed UPON the,r education In their instruction. aud
in ha, OF the whole school, English studies OF pract-
cal importance duly pursued. In the Ancient Ian
ruages and the Mathematics thorough and accurate IN
sas,ion is impaired. The French Language i taught
By Professor Of the highes, qualifications II IS IS
senal that those applying for admission should be OF
good moral character and geniiemaniy department.
Further information respecting the course ot study
terms &C. may be obtained on application to ne sun
seriber, Theological Seminary Post Office Va. Those
designing TO apply will confer great favor upon him
BY doing so Immediately
GEORGE A. SMITH, Principal.
Ang 3-cw3w
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VA, TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST

yen,ion system. rs. J. c." leading spirit Of
the Halifax Wing Tayl meeting, reiietales and
defends his anti convention views with warmth
and ingenuity. To show the holy hcrror lie leels
for caucuses ami conventions, We quote re-
naiia5,e passage, Indicating sorl OF sympathy
for The "conse.vaiye" doctrines ot the old world,
which some .; TIC Federal parry in This Country
have always cvinced:
"Would any sane American venture 10 COM
pare with the Louis Phiiipprs and Guizos Of
France, The Peels and Palmefstons Of England,
The Nicho!ases OF Russia and Inc Meiiernchs
OF Austria; the Folks, and The Walkers and the
Masons OF our country! The caucus mas given
us our ulers-hercdilarv descent has given them
theirs. Now, The beauty OF The Republican sys-
lcm--ns vaunlcd cycelltncc-is, thai the reapie
are ircc 10 look abroad AMI secure The services q!
The wsest and the best, while the monarchical
system imposes on them 1 Kings son, whether
he be wise or weak, vccus or viHuon., and vi
ftd5 Tat..7 tras' T. a. p 'FfceRi han u q
cGhcus nomination. .aa ,xessIEaSE PROVE ir ;
SAFER RELIANCE
VIVA. says his Jealous Wing as 10 The nomi-
nation Of Gen. Taylor by 4 Wing National Con-
ventionl
he VIZ ile e.es NJ 80 :, j.
ca,1us lie ! eontesse,,ly 4 GOOD man, a true
man, an able man, and L. touh whose Whigse-
~ Is Il push incfena!'iy !" a'su'olS "nu ,e'
!he f'tsS ., virginia, W.n !" 'o"
"es'a''", "''uHs 81 ~.nrs,ioa sup
n,., ve carry Gen. Taylor /, Harrisburg We
shall had Mr.. Ciay's friend, here, and rather
than bring these emiheht men mo eo'hs'oh' &c
"sI paa,.''m "''a .s' """ h s',' - ,n1 u,.. ii,
;os:n,;Gc,nc, "a his h,s, lille 10 election A
Democratic convention acted IN this principle in
The election OF James Il. Polk and where IS our
immunity asaih>' ! IKE ia'e
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from tic y. Dreams Picoyuae, 3Oli JUN |
FURTHER FROM THE gIo GRANDE.
successful attack upon a Tram.
:, CT o.,

The Schr. Sarah Churchman, Capt. Erickson.
arrived yesterday from the Brazos, having sailed
thence on the 23d OF July BY her we have
Malamoras Flag of the 2Is, Of July-iour DAYS
later than the number previously received.
The snip Edgar, Captain Smith, also arrived
yesterday from The Bfazos, having sailed On tie
alh July This vessel took out detachmcn, Of
TWO hundfed aud eighty regulars from New.York
0uie the mos, interesting news in the Flag, is
The following in relation 70 an attack upon a
train, which was partially successful:
Inc last arrival from Camargo brings an az.
coun. Of recent attack by the Mexicans. sup.
posed 10 be detached party OF Urrea's troops,
upon train on lis way 10 Monterey. The wa
gon train was attended by small escort, and FOL.
lowing in the rear were some sixty or eighty pack
mules, ireiehled with goods belonging TO mer-
chants OF Matamoras. The tain was attacked
near Marin, and the assault was directed aeains,
The rear, with view Of cutting or the pack
mules, in which The Mexicans, were completely
successiul-all the mules with their packs were
captured By them. considerable booty has
thus fallen into their handsome say about go
600 worth OF dry goods and quantity oil tobacco.
The principal loss is sustained by Mr. Tarniver,
one oi the mos, respectable merchants oil Mata-
moras, who loses upwards OF S25 600 in dry
goofs; Mr.. kngsbuiy was tie owner Of The To-
bacco
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


THE annual session Of The University will com.
L m-nce on The lsl October. and continue without
interruption until the 2Sih June. The Faculty
posed ~ follows:
GESsNER HARRISON, NJ. D., Professor oil Ancient
Languages.
NJ SCHELE De WERE, l.. l.. L., Professor Of Mo.
dem Languages.
EDWARD II. CoURTENAY, l.. l. H., Professor az
Mathematics.
MIR. WILLIAM b. ROGERS, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
ROBERT E. ROGERS. NJ. d Professor OF chrlns-
Try and Mateta Nedl,a.
JAMES l.. CABELL, VI. u Professor Of Anatomy
and Surgery.
HENRY HOWARD, ". D., Professor Of Medicine.
WM. H. McGUFFEY, d. II aud l.. l.. D., Professor
OF Moral Philosophy.
MIR. JOHN b. MINOR, Professor Of Law.
To be admitted into the University. ii- student must
be sixteen years of age, but the Faculty authorised
10 dispense With this reQuisiton in The case oi appca
lion for admission by TWO brothers, of whom may
be under the age Of sixteen.
Ii the applicant for admission has been student NJ
any other incorporated Seminary, he cannot lie rrcev
ed into the University unless he PRODUCES certificate
from such Seminary, ether satisfactory evidence, 10
The Faculty, with respect IL s general good conduct
Tie whole necessary expenses exclusive Of Clothes
books and pocket money, are estimated Is follows:
Board, including furniture and attendance, for nine
months, 500
Fees-ifa single Professor be attended, $50: If
two $50 for each il three mote, SIS eacl-say -
Fuel and candles, To be furnished hy the Proctor
al cost aud per cent. cominissiun-rSn.atsd, Il
only student in the dorinory, al s30 il twoin
Rent OF an entire dormi,Ory, sic; for half, if &C.
cupird by Two students, 8
Use Of Library and Public Rooms, Is
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

ns sa Till nf MnsS fS 81 81 kseS
November aud continues four months which Is immr
diaely succeeded by The Spring and Summer session,
which also continues four months 4 gralntons pre-
minary course commences the rst Monday in Oeto-
ber and continues month.
FACULTY ricKrIs.
o. L. Hill, ~ a.. Anatomy and Operative Surgery, SlU
l.. Z. Jones, NJ. D., Matera Medca, Therapeutics
ard Botany, 10
J. H. Oliver, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy, 10
W Beach. n. D., Surgery and Clinical Medicine, 10
A. II. Baldridge, N. D., Obstetrics and Diseases c(
Women and Children, 10
]. X. Buchanan, 81 d., Physiology, Institutes OF
Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, 10
L. " Morrow, NJ. D., Pathology, Theory and Pfac-
lice Of Medicine, ~
Matriculation Ticket So. Use Of Library 81. Gra-
duaton Fee $40. Demonstrators Ticket 50, optional
SlOu paid on or before the first Monday IN November
next will be received for tuition in full Of one student;
or $50 paid the lst Of October next will secure all the
tickets for one full course-the Demonstrators ticket
of Library and Naturalization ticket excepted The
Institute received its charter in ls5. The College edi-
flee is situated al Of Court and Plum streets
The Of instruction Will embrace every thing oil
value known and taught in the Old Medical Colleges,
a. well az the Reformed and Botanical School Of M-di-
cine. Six lectures will be given daily Board
from 81 Sc 50 per week. Candidates for graduation,
in addition To the preliminary term Of study, must have
attended two full courses in some legally incorporated
Medical College, the last of which must be M this or
one after four years practice.
All letters soliciting further information, or contain.
ing money for the Faculty mus, be addressed 10 the I'M
drrsigned tpos paid) Notes Of solvent Banks of the
States In which students reside will be rereived IN pay
ment Of Fees. i. v. MORROW, NJ. H.,
Dean Of the Faculty
Ill, df,r.t
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THE "NO.PARTY" PARTY.-The Wings
seem TO have taken srons llncy his year l.
the non.commil,a policy. 10 military men, and
10 mum candidates. The following j. the speech
repore.! in the last Marietta Advocate. Of the
wing candidate Tor Senator. lie, too, reloices
in The title OF General" The occasion was a
recent public meeting OF citizens Of Cobb county,
al Marietta. His competitor, Mr.. llani. had Just
spoken: ,
On the other size 10 answer his arguments. !
don't know which side belong 10; am no par
Is man. ! have been in Mexico for twelve
months. DON'T take The papers, and don't read
any. | am the peoples candidate, AID j elected
will b- The peoples representative. You have
known me Tor The last fourteen years ana you
know whether am qualified 10 represent you y
or not"
We would supPore il not hard TO decide who
Their a man vas qualified 10 represent senaIor-
a district, who does no, know which side he be.
longed lo-"don's take The papers. aud don't read
any," Perhaps he 100 thinks that ii, is unneces-
soIy Ia reitera,e The otten-declaed principles Of
the Wing parry Gs0. Cons'ta.Dnaiia.
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AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON, VIRGINIA,
NV Pike Powers.

ruE exercises OF this School will be resumed on the
i 18th OF August, and terminate Oh the 18th June
following The course OF instruction l. thorough and
accurate The boarders reside in the same house ith
Inc teacher and are constantly under street but kind
SUPERVISION Monthly reports are regularly forwarded
10 The parent or GUARDIAN containing accurate state
men, OF the progress and department "fihe pupils aud
hoaors are awarded TO them At the end OF ,hs session
according 10 their merit.
Terms for Board and Tuition, ten months, S.ha pay
able one half the 18th August, and one hat Gu 10Th
Jinuary No pupil will be taken for shorter tune tan
Ten months without special agreement, and nn d-duc
Ton made for any cause except protraeird sickness
Address "Pike Powers .St""ntnn.
ttx a--c.aMtl9tug.
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SALT WATER BATHING AT PlNEY
POINT

THE Potomac Pavilion, ~ this delightful watering
place. having been entirely reiit,ed and furnished
anew, /. now open for the reception and accommoda-
lion cf visitors Piney Point is the Potomac River
lis mouth and commands yiew of the dsIoueiers
othat noble river into the Chesapeake Bay The bath
ing thus place is II all times perfectly safe, ~ there
under current and the invalid and others can EN-
loy surf bathing with the utmost security. New bath
ns houses have been erected, and every attention VIII
be paid TO the comfort aud convenience Of guests. 10
,he invalid, this place presents pleasant resort Tor
health aud recreation.
The steamer Powhatan conveys passengers twice i
week from Acquia Creek 10 Piney Point, VIZ leave
Aqua every Monday and Thursday IN the arrival ol
the cars about - NJ and returning, leaves the Pom,
every Wednesday aud Saturday incoming, about 4
~ Thus giving persons in Richmond and vicinity I
celichtiul trip TO This place.
board, per mouth, So %
DO. week, = 10
Do. day, 30
Gladden. and servants half price.
Ja'y jO-ciot HARDWOOD 4 KELLER.
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iority al least 500 in The District.
STATISTICS OF WESTERN COMMERCE..
The ST. Louis Republican publishes a long re-
port, prepared by The ST. Louis delegation, Thos.
Allen, Chairman,) 10 The Chicago Convention,
embracing much valuable Information in regard
10 the immense resources II the great West
The ST. Louis Era furnishes The following sum-
MARI of facts set forth in the report:
Ii estimates The number Of steamboats, Oh The
waters OF The Mississippi valley al 100, Costing
upwards OF si6,0000OO, employing over 1000
men, and running al an expense annually u
s32, 100, 600 To this The committee add 4eOo
aal and keel boats, employing 20OOO men, and
costing 10 build and run them 81 .3oo,ooO. Inc
items OF interest on first cost Insurance, wear and
tear. &c. lake an additional sum enough 70 swell
The whole COST II LreAsyorfdia0H on the western
rivers 10 over SAL 100000 annually.
These boats, the committee say. are eapao'e Oh
carving annually upwards OF 10000 ocO Tons
freight. and they suppose The value oil The annu'
al commerce TO be over S432 000, 0O0, or nearly
,wce as much as thai OF lie whole foreign COM
merce OF The country.
The length OF navigation is between ten and
fifteen thousand miles.
The loss by destruction OF boats from removal
HE obsrruc,ions in The rivers, is estimated al ST.
0oO 600 annually. OF this amount government
loses its full share it has al risk on these wa.
| lers not les, Than S., 900 600 annually.
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For Sale.

nNE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES OF
~ LAND ON IVY CREEK, in the county of Abe
marie, i've miles from Charlottesville on The SauRton
Turnpike. This tract has leo Of low grounds
$50 acres in wood The high land is In a high state OF
Improvement. IL is we'll watered and thoroughly
diiched, and is admirably adapted TO the culture Of
corn, tobacco wheat, oais and the grasses &c. Many
crops have been made on the Estate equal 10 any IN
this country. The Improvements are-a good dwell
ing house with eight rooms, stone barn 40 by St feet
a stable with 10 stalls and sheds 10 accommodate 81
horses, tobacco houses 10 IS hogsheads Tobacco
good Is house and houses for 50 slaves ice and
carriage houses, fine orchard, &c
The distance from the University Of Virginia Is about
three and half miles, enough for students TO al
~ OF the vicnage IS equal 10 any in North America
SIX and half miles To navigation A railroad, also,
will probably be constructed from Gordonsville TO Char
lotesve, which will furnish choice Of conveyance
for persons things, 10 Richmond. Persons wishing
10 view the place will be welcomed after the old Virg
MIA fashion.
Also, an ESTATE OF SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES,
on James river in the county OF Fluvann3 al the juno
ton of Hardware with that stream which has 100
OF first low grounds, Little over 100 highland
cleared, and SEQ acres in wood jon OF which mont
the canal and afford from 10 TO 50 cords of fine wood
per acre, which ia worth about 81 per cord Standing
This is considered of the best Tobacco Estates on
the river There new houses 10 ID hoesIeads
built in The best manner, and 20 might be made with
sufficient force The Wheat crop growing will
show for itself, without an accident The buildings
INSIST Of good oYerserfs house, and cabins for
oxen, and good Ice house. There has been Is little
sickness there, for Thirty years, At any place tho
mountains. Either Estate will be divided suit pur
cha>sIs Terms liberal ANY communication directed
10 me-, al Hasdn's Tavern, Albrmarle county, Va,
will be promptly answered. w. w. GILMER.
E.