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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-22
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAl
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

TN pursuance of The provisions Of a Deed Of Trust
i executed 10 me by William Williamson and Eliza
beth Z. his wife, bearing date on The l0ih day of Sepirm-
her. le45, and of record in The Office Of The Clerk OF the
County Court Of Hanover, shall proceed on THURS
DAY. the 18th day Of November, II fair, ifnot,
the next fair day thereafter, 10 sell on the premises, al
pubic auction. 10 the highest bidder. for yeaGy money,
tha, valuable property known a. The JUNCTION, sin
ared in The county OF Hanover, al the Junction Of the
Louisa Railroad, with the Richmond and Frederlcks-
brrg Railroad; together with nhnnt TWO HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY GRE OF LAND "a large portion in
woods, around and adjoining the same. The improve.
ments consist of a large and commodious Tavern
building with all necessary Ont.houses, 4 store house,
and Some other small buildings al present in the occu-
nancy OF tenants. Al The same lime and place, and on
III, sarae terms, shall sell all the household and kitchen
furniture conveyed III said deed, consisting Of every
VARIETY necessary for a public house. To a person dis
posed 10 purchase rea! property, a most favorable oppor-
iunity is now offered 10 make a profitable investment,
as this is the terminus OF the Louisa Railroad where
all the work shops of the Company are located besices
being the stopping place for all passengers waiting 70
90 from one road on the other-and IN ADDITION. Tor
some years past, during a portion OF The year, tnr pas
senyers on The great Northern and Southern mali route
have taken al least one meal q day nj ihis nousr;a all 10
pether, rendering il one Of the most desirable pieces OF
property that has been in the market Tor some lime.
The property is advertised with the consent and q. the
request OF Captain williamson, who WIN cneeffniiy
show II To any one disposed 10 view II before the day oil
sale. This title 10 this property is believed TO be lndis
pntable. but, acting as trustee, ] shall convey only such
lille as |, vested In me by virtue Of the deed OF trust.
Oct. 5-crds EDMUND I. NORRIS, Trustee.
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popuIar Trade.

A MOTHER NOTE UPON WORCES-
II TER'S PIANOS.-The Home Journal Of
The 10th OF October says
"PlANO FORTES. Those manufactured
by WORCESTER are admirable in every particu-
lar. His ample warerot ms on the third Avenue
are among the novelties and attractions OF The me.
~lropolis. All in want OF good and elegant instru-
menls, unsurpassed IN touch and tone, for family
use and ornament, should pay Worcester a visit
before hey purchase elsewhere"
DRINKER g. MORRIS
Are Worcester's Agents in This city, and they Of
fer The greatest advantages in The purchase OF
PIANO FORTES.
Not only in The superiority Of The instruments
they sell, but also in The PRICES they sell them at.
Their assortment embraces every style oil finish,
in rosewood cases, from six TO seven octaves-lo
which they beg TO invite attention. Oct. 81
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE Of
Valuable Heal Estate.

ON IHE RAPPAtIANNOCh RIVER.
SLAVES, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, &c.
IL \ virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed by James L.
- Corbin, Esq, | shall proceed 10 sell, NJ public anc.
ton, on THURSDAY, the I'M day Of November, lri7,
II fair, II not, the mex! fair day, The following Real and
Personal Estate:
RBl HAI.L-An Estate Containing abou, 1850
acres of Land, situated in the county OF Mldd'ese1,
and lying between the tappahaEnock river and Grange
creek. The improvements consist OF Il comfortable
wood Dwelling House Of four rooms, all necessary out
Houses, Barns, Corn Houses, Stables, Negro Cabins,
&C., &c.
Corbin Hall is second 10 no Estate on the R~appahan,
mock river, ~ similar extent, In all the advantages
which could be required by u Virginia farmer desi-
rUuS Of obtaining an agreeable residence or a profitable
investment of Capital. The Fern IL nov In good or.
der anu condition. The growing crop III Corn il esii-
be seeded, and all the farming operations have been,
aud will hr regularly conductrd, until The day Of sale.
Sixty valuable and Likely Slaves. i large number of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, sheep and Hogs, Wagons, Carts,
Ploughs and utner Farming Utensils, Fodder, shuCkS,
&c. Also, a valuable Thrrsaing Machine, capable Of
turning out from . 10 300 bushels per day.
The sale will take place al CoTbin Hall. Persons ir-
sirous q viewing the property previous 10 The sale are
invited 10 DO 50.
TERMS-The Slaves will be sold for casli-the
Stocks, Farming Utensils and Crops on \ credit Of SIX
months, one-lhird Two ycars-bond, with good person
al security, bearing interest from the day Of sale, anu a
deed Of trust on The premises 10 secure the deferred
payments. James p. Corbin and his wife viii unite III
4 deed TO the purchaser For further Information Is Ia
the property, the undersigned VIII refer ali persons de-
signing 10 purchase, 10 James 7. Corbin, Esq.
Sept. 2s-ctds WM. N. WELLPORD, Trustee
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FOR SALE.

A r PUBLIC AUCTION, TO the highest bid
n der, a, Orange Courthouse, on MONDAY,
the 25lh October, that being Court-day, between
500 and 600 acres of LAND, the most valuable
part of The "FRESCATI ESTATE" There
are about 225 acres cleared; there are TWO fields,
which contain about l40 acres OF the best land
on the original tract, now richly taken in clover;
and there are As acres in lots for tobacco, in the
finest stale for the planter; The remainder is in the
best kinds of timber, such as locust, son ches-
nut, oak, hickory, and all the usual growth OF the
South. west mountain land. II is well walered.
There are no Improvements on il except tobacco
pens. There is a beautiful cite for a dwelling
house, elevated, but easy Of access, and level on
top.
i will sell il, as a whole tract, (t would make a
delightful homestead,) or | am willing 10 divide
it so as to suit purchasers, provided they will take
it all. The fencing is principally Of locust and
chestnut. The situation is a desirable one, as il is
believed that The Louisa Railroad, when extend
ed, will pass by it.
TERMS OF SALE.-The land 10 be sold for one
third Of the purchase money paid down in cash,
and a credit OF one, two and three years for the
residue of The purchase money, IN equal install.
ments, secured by bonds, with approved personal
security, and a deed OF lruston the land 10 secure
the payment of the bonds as they become due.
FRANCES T. BARBOUR,
Execulrix and Devisec OF the late
Judge P. P. Barbour.
Orange C. Fl. Aug. 81, I647.-ctds
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ON Monday The General Episcopal Conven-
ION a, New York had a long and animated dis
orss;on on the subject of the election Of The AS
.;s,ap, Bishop OF Illinois, in The course OF which
A., mcfarland of this city sustained The legality
ot his election. The following resolution send
;nc hack The testimonials, was offered by The Kew.
Mr. Gallaher:
.Wbereas there are doubts in the minds OF
MANY members vi this Convention whether Inc
sleciion OF Assistant Bishop of Illinois has been
in conformity TO the Constitution and Canons OF
This Church: Be it Resolved, That all proceedings
rsSneclinp the conservation oil said Assistant
e;shop he suspended, until a future Convention OF
no Diocese OF Illinois shall declare their wishes
on The subject"
The vote stood as follows:
Ayes. Noes. Divided
LAW" Ii II
So there was 20 concurrence, and the PROPOSE
,ion was lost.
The next day Tuesday the original resolu'
lion 10 proceed 10 sign the testimonials, being De-
,,e The Convention, the Reverend Doctor Hawks
oae,ed a resolution instructiug The Secretary &c
rrao,re. in The case of the Reverend Mr.. Brilton,
,,bs reeular canonical testimonial, to be then laid
On The table for the signature OF members by do
ceses.
The debate was going on when the reporter
left. No action has been taken on Inc osoaef'
donk case. A motion to adjourn on FRIDAY l'o-
day1 was laid on The table.
P. s.-The motion to sign the testimonials OF
,hs Assistant Bishop Of Illinois was lost by nu.
merical majority, viz: S of the Clergy and 8 OF
The Laiiy. The House Of Bishops has agreed to
Cincinnati as the next place Of meeting. The
House had taken up the order OF the day-lhe
resolutions from the Diocese OF New York ohe
onderdouk case) There appears to be a differ
ence Of opinion as to the proper number of Eish'
ons 10 ren.ovs a sentence-whether a majority o.
their whole number, or a mere majority oil a quo
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POSITIVE SALE.
Desirable Plantation
4 n 4 &c ~.

n 4 4 Y l. 4 1 " ~.
WILL be sold, riaou, reserce, on The premises. on
w TUESDAY, the I'd day Of November. ls47, the
plantation now occupied by Robert NJ. puliiam, lying
and being in the county Of llenrico, on the Meadow
Bridge Road, ! miles from the City of Richmond, ad-
joining The lands of Adolph Dill, Thomas d Carter ard
others, containing by recent survey SSH acres, on
which there is a good dwelling with Z rooms, barn.
corn house ~ice-hcnse, SC, with a we'll of good water,
also, an orchard OF three hundred apple and peach
trees, OF choice varieties, tNinesap and i.oury apples.)
Two-thIris Of which land IS In oak and pine wood
flour thousand cords Of wood can be- cut from IL. Said
place is situated in a healthy aud desirable ntiahbor-
hood, and admitted by all 10 he the most desirable in IFS
atighbOrh0Od The soil of said laud being OF rni clay
bottom, and level, is susceptible Of the highest state VI
Improvement
T~ERMS-onc.h half Of hve-niniRs is TO be paid in
cash; one-lialf Of live niniis IN IL months; one. ninth
payable on The 18th day Of October, 1919; Two ninths
payable on the pd day Of March, 1853. and one ninth
payable N the l3th day Of August, s55-with bonds
for the deferred payments, hearing interest from the
day Of sale, and a deed Of trust 10 secure their pay
men's. Title IS certainly good. We refer to Judge
John. h. Clopton, who will he present NJ sale.
~ A Fiat can be seen Al our Once.
LODGES, o & FULLIAM, Aucts.
Der 11-dGrglrfd.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted 10 The late firm oil Gal
n laeher & Oldner, or TO John g.. Oldner in
dividually, who last Spring purchased out the in.
terest oil James Gallagher in the above firm, and
assumed The liabilities thereof, are hereby noli-
fed and required 10 make payment without de.
lay to the undersigned, 10 whom The debts OF The
two concerns have been conveyed BY said John
G. Oldner, in trust for the benefit of sundry Gre
ditors mentioned in the deed Of trust executed on
the fifteenth day Of September last, and duly re-
corded in The Clerks office Of The Hastings Court
Of the city Of Richmond.
The terms of the deed require on the part Of
the trustee "speed" and diligence in collections; it
is therefore hoped that this notice will receive
prompt attention, as all The claims will be forth
with placed in a legal Train for settlement.
WIN. NJ. FULTON, Trustee, SC.
Oct. i4-d&c3W
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Again, says our pamphleteer, "lhe Convention
is but a sign board 10 direct the party in The hour
ot danger" and then endeavors to persuade US
that no Wing will be in The field. 1.-THE policy OF
that patty is 10 gain the election by our dissen-
lions, does he suppose they will bring forward
their man until The last houI7 They have al
ready selected him-he is a strong man, and,
Notwithstanding the various unauthorized re-
ports" &c, they may concentrate upon and elect
will not General Ayleu's success be pejudicial 10
our party? He would deprive US Of eyery resource,
should future dissensions arise. With The rude
hand Of a Vandal he would sweep away our or
ganization, and then "fools would rush in where,
now, w,ss men fear 10 tread"
IL seems, 100, Mr.. P. II. Aylet undertakes 10
tell US wha, the Wings meauto do. Has he form
ed a coalition with that party2 We might guess
so from the editorial in The Wing over his ar
ticle. Already they are chuckling al the idea Of
electing their man or running our partyi and lei
him beware how he relies on them. They have
always, when occasion offered, stepped in 10 in
crease our discussions.
To The good and true Democrats of this dis
tricl l would say, rally to the support of your
party, your organization, your nominee, and re-
buke the man who would leopard your success
for The sake of personal aggrandizement, for the
sake OF acquiring a mantle which, when be leaves
political life. he hopes will, perhaps, fall upon
"One of the People"
ACITIZEN OF KING WILLIAM.
October is, lS47.
P. S. oince hri,ing The npove, l have attended
apublic lneeiir and hear0h speech fro Gene
ra. A., delivered IN his own heculiar andO imila-
bic style, in VIII h he said he had poekd princi-
pies. 1t seems II me it would be more democrat
ic 10 display thai conceal any principles he may
have.
beg leave also TO state. that, instead Of the
immense majority e1pectediin this county, in his
favor, he will receive %scardfly a moie'jS of the
Democratic vote.
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W. N,
(AoENT,)
Draner m d Tailor,

MOULD inform his friends and patrons, that
w he has opened his FALL GOODS, just
received from Paris and L~ondon-selecied by a
friend. In making this announcement, be would
remark, that the GOODS now offered will com.
pare, in style, quality, &c, with onv Goods in
this or any other ci,y-and he respectfully invites
a call from all, fully assured that the Goods will
speak for themselves. He is prepared to fulfil
all orders according to the NEwEsr FASHIONS, and
in a satisfactory manner.
Oct I-Tu&Fr If
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PR
III w
ran Botanic Garden aud NnrscTi,

LinrGln B0lanlc Garden aud NNT5sTitS,
FLUSHING, N. Y.
- WV. Il. PRINCE & CO.. SUCCESSORS 80
- Of WV. PRiScE, and Sole Proprietors of
- his great collection Of Fruit Trees, and of
the only extensive collection of Specimen Trees exist
ing in this town, offer the most select assortment, and
Trees OF the largest size, and they challenge 4 COMPARE
son with all others. This superiority any one can de-
eide by sending duplicate orders 10 US, and 10 any other
Nursery. Superior Peach Trees at sl2 per hundred
Pear trees s TO 10 feet. of bearing age, and Cherries.
Plums, Apricots, etc Of extra size. Priced Catalogues
will be sent to every post paid applicant.
N. B.-The public are cautioned against a spurious
use OF our name and title. Oct. 2-c4lt
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

IN M a " Els L
m My present, residence, and The house
EEsssflba formerly occupied by me. Both are
ssl.M=spacious and in good order, and among
the most desirable residences in the Town, having
large and fertile gardens and lois attached, con-
venient to each other, AMI near The Tiver-lhe
whole embracing about IL acres.
Ii The above properly is not soon rented, and
the wiolc can be sold al a fair price, | will dis
pose Of il on lime, 10 sui, purchasers. A small
part only OF The purchase money will be required
in cash. VIM. H..
Oct. IS-d4ld&c2 ,wlNov.l
FARM IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.
i ~ of Buckingham, adjoining the lands Of Mr. John
Lancaster, DR.. Christian, Capt. Samuel Morris, and
others, containing about $40 acres-a survey Of which
will be made.
The improvements consist of q comfortable Over
seer's house, barn, negro quarters, tobacco houses, &c,
is well waiered throughout, and has a sufficient pro-
portion of wood land for the support OF the farm.
Should 4 sale OF the above land not hr effected before
THURSDAY, the 25th day Of November. l5i7, il will
he then sold, on that day. 10 the highest bidder, togc.
ther with the entire crops Of corn fodder, &c, stock OF
every description, consisting of hogs, sheep, cattle and
horses, all The farming utensils, and some five or six
Negroes.
TERMS OF sALE-Tle land upon 4 credit Of one
TWO and three years, upon giving bond with good per
sonal security, and a deed Of trust upon the Land;-the
personal property for cash rs To all sums Of $40 and un.
der, and upon n credit of nine months as To all greater
sums, upon giving bond with good personal security.
WIN g. WINSTON.
Address-Elna Post Office, Hanover, Va.
nrf .el-rWfJs
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NaDt Cottons, &c.

WE HAVE received from the manufaclu-
w rer $50 pieces NAPT COTTONS, Nos.
3, 4, 5 and 6, white and some gray-a handsome
article OF "Wilson's" make, which we will sell
low; and we are almost daily adding 10 our as
orlmen orCARPETINGS and RUGS, which,
with quantity Of Plains, Blankets, Kerseys and
Domes,ics, we offer for sale on moderate terms.
RICHARDSON & co,
Oct. l5-c6t+ SO Main ST.
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LOTTERIES
STATIONS eSessce.

mo. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, No. &c, Ocl. l6:
SIS ca GO 10 4s 80 10 "a 60 90 i % G3 81.
Tickets Nos. % SIS 64, a prize Of 81 600, ami
Nos. 26 SIS 70, a prize of 500, both sold and paid
6y STRATTON.
DrIwn Nos. of New Jersey So. Oct. 90:
62 "a Ii Sc 81 % So II So I'll GO 10
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRlDiy-Lersburr, Extra, No. *. Capitals: ST.
con, l,OOU, 500, &C. 7G Nos, IL drawn Tickets ST.;
halves So c.; quarters IS c.
4,500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATuRDAY-sussex. Extra, No. IS. Capitals =
S4,5u0, loo, 600, SC. 7s Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81;
hnlves So cts. quarters Is cts.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class CS, to be drawn on Satnr-
day, Oct. %, Is47 G6 Nos ii drawn. Grand CAPT.
tails: S3O,OuO, $1,000, s,0OO, 5000, % OF ] 900, % Of
500, 20 of 800, 80 of 200, etc. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters 9 so.
The most Brilliant Lottery eucr drawn in the
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NOTICE.

ny virtue of a deed of trust executed in the year
b eighteen hundred and fortyone, Ly Mathew l.
Rowleit, in favor of certain creditors named in The
deed tbe undersigned, Trustee, vii! sell al Halifax
Cont house, on The fourth Monday in October, Hall.
far Cour. day, for cash, to the highest bidder, eight or
len very likely and valuable MISUNDERSTANDING from
fourteen 10 twenty.seven years Of age. Persons wish
ing property of this description would do well to see
these before purchasing elsewhere, as more likely or
valuable Negroes cannot be found. Selling rs Trus.
tee, / will convey such title only as 10 vested IN me by
The deed, which, however, is believed To be entirely
perfect. w. II. SIMS, Trustee.
Oct. l5-e3t
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For The satisfaction of Southern Wings, we
would state upon the authority of a letter in the
Mobile Register, that Mr.. Tuck, whose cleo
lion 10 Congress from New Hampshire a lew
weeks ago was heralded by lhe Southern Wing
press as a great Wing triumph, has been appoint
ed Z d. gate to the National Abolitionist Con-
vcu,lon at Piusburg, for the nomination OF candi-
faes for President and Vice President.
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MARINt JOURNAL.
!, URT OF u.
- aer ms iv,a octock. P. ~.


ARRIVED,
Brig Joseph, Keller, Thomson, lime 10 Ran.
kin g. Whiilock.
Schr. Coaster, Bogar', New York.
Schr. Susan. Gardner, New..Yoik.
Sehr. Emily G. horton, Candy, Albany.
Schr. Thos I,elald, Soncrs, New York.
Schr. Triumph, Williams, Nofltlk.
Sloop Henry Read Inslcc, Norfolk.
A'C;,y Point, Sch. Wilton, Runey, rom Tho
maston.
SAILED
Schr. Emily Ann, Parker, Baltimore.
PORT WALTHALL, Oct. 1S.
Arrived, schooners Alexandria, Virginia, J. c..
Doughty, Applegarlh, Margaret, Triumph, and
Oregon, 10 load with coal.
October l9-Cleared, barque WEIGH, -four, for
Rio Grandc, from Haxall, Brothers s. Co. schr.
Mon,czuma, and schr. II. w. Godfrey, for Phila-
delphia, coal; schr. General Taylor, for Norfolk,
coal schr. Ariel, New York, coal.
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Commission Dry Goods Store

Il. II. J Z N II I N u
HAVING taken one OF the stores of the Mes
II sieurs James opposite the Exchange Bank,
for the purpose of selling and buying. DRY
GOODS on commission, respectfully invites The
attention of merchants, families and others, wish
ing 10 purchase at wholesale and retail, to exam
Inc this stock. Every article being consigned,
they will be sold off at great bargains.
Oct22
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HAVING completed an inventory OF the To-
IL bacco remaining in Shockoc Warehouse
since The fire, We would request these who hold
our notes for Tobacco inspected al Shockoe, or
receipts for Upper Inspected Tobacco, Strips or
Stems, TO bring them in, so that we may ascer-
tain how many hossheads have been destroyed.
SHEPPARD g. WILLIAMSON.
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Esy N. -. Il &. IL. HILL Aucts
NEGROES

viii be sold by rs THIS MORNING, a, ~
O'Clock, l Negro Man, , Negro Girls, , Negro
Boys, and a Negro Woman and Child.
Oct. - y. B. 4 c. B. HILL. Ancts.
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4 small wooden house, in the rear Of The Elk.
c4aase Hotel, was destroyed by fire las! evening.
/ vas used as a prcss-room, we learn, by The
Messrs. Carpenter, who have a large Leghorn
B ,nnet Establishment in the Exchange Build
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RAPPAHANNOCK ESTATE FOR SAIL
q \ T~uIrRSlAY- the ID of Qccemhrr- [ shall oil

RAPPAHANNOCK ESTATE FOR SALE
ON THURSDAY, the I'd of December, | shall offer
~ for sale, n. public auction, NJ STONY HILL In
Richmond county, my Mulberry Island Estate, lying
Immediately upon the gappahannock river, about fifty
miles below fredericksburg. II contains ,795i acres,
about 400 Of which are inferior To no lands in this or
any other State in the Union. The residue abounds in
white oak and locust, Suitable for ship b%uilding,) yell
low poplar, chestnut, cedar, pine, &c and contains ni-
merous tenements, The annual rental Of Which exceeds
two hundred dollars.
The mast afforded nv the extensive forests of oak and
chestnut offer extraordinary facilities for raising hogs,
whilst a large marsh furnishes excellent grazing tor
cattle during the major portion Of the year.
The steamers Mary Washington and Planter, plying
weekly between Fredericksburg and Baltimore, pass
Immediately by this Estate, and would land llIose desi-
rous Of examining it upon the premises, or at Tappahan.
mock about eight miles distant.
II can and would be subdivided into smaller farms,
to suit purchasers. 1t is perfectly healthy, and title in.
dispuiable.
TERMS ut sale.-For further information, address
the subscriber, al Fredericksburg.
ALFRED N. BERNARD.
N. B.-The privilege OF cutting ship timber would be
sold separately, If desired The undersigned confident
iy believes that a sum which he would now he willing
10 take for the whole estnte might be made from the
sale of the timber and wood alone.
Oct. 22-cw6w A.. N. BERNARD.
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New Fashionable
HAT AND CAP TQR

NO.. WI, NasNiIs oAaeasEA
TINE subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and the public generally, that he
will open, on Wednesday, The ooh inst, al the
store now occupied by Messrs. Purcell, Ladd &
Co., a splendid assortment ol Fall Style HsTs and
CAPS, which were manufactured expressly for
him by the most fashionable houses in New York,
and he has made an arrangement with that Justly
celebrated manufacturer J. n. GESIN, OF Broad.
way, 10 be constantly supplied with The newest
styles and bes, quality OF Hats as soon as they
appear in New York.
who has had The management OF Mir. Amidon's
establishment since lis commencement in this
city, and being determined to use every e%1erlion
on his own part 10 give satisfaction, hopes there
BY to merit and receive a portion OF The public
patronage. JNO. B. VIGLINI.