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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

GEN. TAYLOR IN MARYLAND-Th Adj
ministration party in Maryland are divided
upon the presidential question. At ward
meeting in Baltimore city few evenings
ago, a resolution was offered nominating
General Taylor for the Presidency, but was
voted down four to one. In other parts of
the State we find some Of the most dis,in-
guished leaders OF the party taking the field
in favor of General Taylor. The Baltimore
Sun informs us>that county convention of
The Democrats of Hartford county was held
last week, Gen. Charles S. Sewell presided.
After the nomination of delegates to NEE,
in district convention to choose a Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, Ohio Scott.
Esq, offered resolutions, which were adopt
ed, to the effect that General Zachary Tay-
lor's services entitled him to the highest
honors which the nation can bestow, and
that they were prepared to support him for
the Presidency; and further, that the dele
gates to the congressional convention should
be instructed to vote for the nomination of
no man for Congress who was not for Gen.
Taylor for the Presidency. We understand,
too, that James A. Stewart. Esq, has deter
mined to take the field as the ''Taylor''
candidate for Congress in the sixth district
Mr.. Stewart was one of the prominent can
didates for nomination for Governor at the
recent Democratic State Convention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

DEcLlNED.-Dr. Williams of Somerset,
declines being candidate for Congress.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

The Wing Convention of Anne Arundel
have nominated the following ticket for the
House of Delegates Thomas Donaldson,
William Tell Claude, Nicholas Worlhington,
John Dorsey, and Samuel Thomas, Esqrs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

NEXT CoNGREss.-According to state
ment put forth some weeks ago by the
Washington Union, the political complexion
of the next House of Representatives will
be as follows:
Wings. Dem.
To be elected by the Unions estimate, 81 AZ
Already elected, SO 70
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

THE CHINESE IN NEW YoRK.-A letter
in the Philadelphia Sun thus notices the ap-
pearance of the Chinese, who arrived on the
Junk:
The Chinese crew of the Junk made
their first appearance on shore to-day, and
have been the observed Of all Observers
The curious and grotesque head dress and
queus. Wooden shoes and odd complex
ions has drawn about crowd at all points.
One old chap with fanciful silk dress, and
a large sivon carved fan with which he pro-
tected his head from the sun, was great
card, and whole caravan could not have
been more gazed at or ran after. party
of the Chinese looking at the towering pile
of "Old Trinity'' expressed as quite as
much wonder as party of country friends
do at seeing the famous Junk.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

THE FLOUR TRADE.-The N. Y. Ex-
press of Friday says: The spirit to con-
tract for either Flour or Grain, on future de-
livery, has subsidized. There are numerous
engagements falling due this and the mex,
month. The difference in price are much
beyond the calculation of either buyer or
seller, and therefore the loss and gain will
be very great. Most of these contracts are
with good men, and will be promptly met.
There are however, some that have not been
able 70 meet their engagements.
The low rate at which Flour and Grain
can be had, has induced many holders to
ship rather than accept present prices, and
others to purchase and send forward. il
prices remain anything like those last quo
ted, there is large margin for profit.
Freigh,s are pretty brisk, and rather i'm
proving. Over aquarter of a million of bar
rels of Flour have already been shipped
this month. and full million of bushels Of
Grain.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

Groceries and DOmestics.-Just re-
" ceived fresh supply Of
Loaf, crushed and brown Sugars,
Imperial and Young Hyson Tea,
Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
Molasses, Soap and Candles
Beached and brown Cotton,
Nos. and 2 Burlaps,
No. Etrick's Osnaburgs, -
jy 20. VIM. FERGUSON & ca
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-29

M1LITARY.-The editor of the Marlboro
Gazette has turned soldier. and is the com
mander-in- chief of the ''Prince Georges
Guards" fine infantry company. Wonder
if they purpose '.revelIing in the Halls of the
Mon,ezumas." A company OF Dragons,
under Capt. Tuck, has also been revived at
Marlboro. Clipper.
We have not ust stunned soldier,' and
the sub-edi,or of The Clipper, who wrote the
above, has reason to know it, as a, the age
of sixteen be was our fellow-soldier in a
Juvenile corps at Annapolis-which corps
had the reputation Of being well drilled for
their age Who dang led miniature wood
en- sword, and was proud to draw it in COM
mand Of as noble set of boys as ever fix
ed bayonels," our friend CLARKE, of the
Clipper, can tell-7ce shall not say more
than that the same individual was afterwards
'promo,ed" to be full-breasled private in
an excellen, corps, the "Annapolis Guards, y
commanded by the late e,amable Captain
HOBBS, and served three years ;-and con-
sfquently ''saw some service.''-Gazette.
The editor of the Mari -
turned soldier indeed
Der when>Captan Wilson g. he
"Lafay Of Annapolis, and no
little credit to himself, as tactician, At the
early age of sixteen. We too had the honor
of serving in this corps with our friend
Clarke, who was then Sergeant. The Prince
Georges Guards could not have chosen a
more gallant leader than Capt. Wilson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-11
virginia Institution,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE


AT sTAUSTos, vlHGIsiA.
TINE eighth session of this Institution will commence
on the first day of September next.
Terms and Coad;iions of Ambulance.
!. The Institution will provide for each pupil hoard.
washing and lodging the continual superintendent Of
health, conduct, manners and mnrals fuel and lights;
textbooks stationery, and other incidental expenses OF
the school ronms for which, including Tuition and
Medical attendance, all pupils who Of ability will
be charged per annm The Deaf and Dumb 100 dollars,
and the Blind 100 dollars, payable half yearly in adj
vance.
. For punctualily in payments, satisfactory bond
is required.
B. The age Of admission in the Deaf Mute Depart
ment Is between ten and iweRty-fve-in the Blind De-
parment males between and ioureen females be-
tween eight and twelve-or at the discretion OF the re-
spective Principals.
L. The course of instruction six years, and no
pupil will be received for less term than two years
5. Pupils admission should come provided with
sufficient changes Of comfortable clothing, with their
names marked thereon.
g. Clothing must be renewed by the parents, guar
dams or friends, when Observation-Disclosures twill lie
furnished by The Institution, and charged To them.
7. Pupils whose friends are unable Ia educate them,
are educated aud clothed also, IL necessary by the IN
st,utinn But satisfactory evidence must be exhihi,ed
Vsters that the parent guardian Is unable To
deray Tie expenses, any irt Of the expenses oil The
pupil. IL ~ expected that The pupil VIII lie brought
here free of charge Ia the Institution, and only under
peculiar circumstances will this rule he departed ir'ni
s. A limited number Of Deaf and Dnnb and Of Blind
persons are supported and elluraIed in the Institution al
public expense and is holh The wish and The duty Of
The Board of Visers To make all SECTIONS Of the State
share alike In this public henefcrnce To THIS end I'D
verseme have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications But while applications from the State nj
large quite numerous there still remain nine Sena-
toral DISTRICTS those, namely, of bedford, Spottsylva
MIA, Fauquer, Isle of Wight, hieckenburg, Accomac,
Tazewell, Washington and Allegheny, which have no
State pupils at the institution and applications on
lille. on the 10th day Of July next, the Board will pro-
coed fill existing vacancies in our list Of State pupils
from The whole number Of applications which may then
hr file and applications In the above named districts,
made in The meantime will have the preference over
all Others.
Applications in behalf Of the Dent and Dumb should
be made 10 thr Reverend Joseph D. !le-n behalf Of
the Blind 10 DR. J. &. Nj Merillal.
NICHOLAS G. KINNEY, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
N0TICE

Y virtue Of deed of trust to the subscribers by Tho
- Toran, SRI and now of record N the Clerk 8
Office of Halifax county, for purposes therein
specified, shall the 10Th June ls47, at the resi-
dence oil Thomas Toran, proceed to sell, at public
auction. The following properiy-to wit:
Trac; of Land lying on the North side OF Dan ri
yer. IL being the land which Dr. T. Toran formerly
lived, containing ,055 acres.
Tract of Land lying on Grassy Creek, containing
GOA acres, with the Mill and the appustenanees thereon
Tract of Land lying on Grassy Creek, OF 40 acres
Tract of Land called Jones' Tract, of gus acres.
Tract Of Land called Palmers, Of 20o acres
Tract Of Land called Ward's of $40 acres
A Tract of Land called Seamore's, of 100 acres
All the Interest of the said T. Torian, in lrby's
Estate.
All his interest in the land held her dover by Mrs
Maria Il. Owen II being the one seventh part
The aforesaid Tracts Of Land lying in Halifax
county, and on Dan river and is branches. They con-
tain many acres of valuable river bottom.
Also, all his Household ana Kitchen Furniture, Plan
talion Tools and Utensils, ~ head oi Cattle, 900 lbs
Of T0blcco, and all his Crop on hand, and tile follow
ing Slaves: Frank, Saluda, Mourning, Maria, Peter
Phil, Phis, and Rachael, and one Horse
All the personal property will be sold Tor cash-the
real property will be sold onethird in cash, TO bepait
on the Isl Of October s47 the balance to he paid n
and IL months from the day Of sale the pnrchaserssiv
ing bond with good security for the purchase money
the bonds TO bear interest from the LIST day OF OCTOBER
le47.
The title to The land will be retained until the pur
chase money Is paid The land ALL be shown by Tho
mas Torian or Samuel Adkisson. The subscribers wi
convey such tile only s vested IN them by the said
deed. THOMAS s. FLOuRNOY, Tus,ses
THOMAS KING,
Also on the same day, will be sold, at public auction
The said Thomas Toran, Sr's Ferry Tract OF Land, ~
~ 300 of which are first rate river bottom la1d-hli
River M with four acres Of Land attached to it, aud
Miller, Bob.
FRANCIS vENABLE,
THOMAS LEIGH, .Trs,s.s
THOMAS = FLOuRNOY,
THOMAS KING.
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS
FhINNN sOIIOOI.O. :.
TO CLERKS OF COUNTY AND CORPORATION
cnrRTs AND SCHOOL. GOMMISSlONERS.

TO CLERKS OF COUNTY AND CORPORATION
COURTS, AND SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
7 HAVE sent, during the present week by The Iafn-
ers of the Laws 10 the Clerk OF the Court o. eaen
ronntv and corpnraon represented In the General As
sembIy two packages, addressed TO hit-thr one CON
tanning copies OF my last report, as superintendent "
The Literary Fund, TO the L3gslaiure-thr othef con-
tanning circular transmitting an dndiysis oil lie aer
nr laas IL and 1857, amending the Primary school
system. with the necessary oIms and instructions iof
,5s coy,rnmen, Of all concerned in carrying the sys-
,rm ino execution, and copies Of the said acts them
srIyes. for the purpose ofreference.
me clerk OF the Cour, will please retain onr copy
o,i nj each nackagc for the 0f the Court and h o.
IRE and deliver the remainder 10 The county Snprrn
lrndent Schools, The Treasurer Of school 1"in
sioners the may be, Oi the use 81 the S'Hoo
Commissioners. -, 90 ~,
The School Commissioners VIII please can on ''is
supeIintendents Of Schools, 1reasurrrs 81 Sehoo
Commissioners as early as practicable, io' Tue uoeu
menls above mentioned, In cfnef ina. 'Iey moy o
acou,inted with the requirements OF the acts referred 10
=, W. sa,Iv day as practicable. earnestly solicit an
attentive and dIspassionate examination 81 The docu-
m.nt sent believing that II faithfully aud pnncuaiy
.1scuted the new features introduced into the system
cannot fail to he productive Of great advantage in many
respects; and must repeat here the recommendation
,yhch is contained in my circular, that the amended
system be adopted in all the counties and corporations
in which the District Free School OF Common School
system for all classes may not be Preferred believing
confidently that ifthere he not general and uniform
of operations for educating the pnor great con-
fusion and embarrassment will ensue, which may pos
sbly lead TO the anrihilaton OF The system.
S' j. BROWN, JR end Auditor.
And Superintendent Literary Fund.
Second Auditors Office, cwaw
10Th June, Is47.
49, ahin.don lac K sonian Winchester Vir2nan and
Iynchburg Republican requested TO COPY weekly ioi
1 wset,accounts 10 be sent 10 and AUDITORS oihtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-11
oOrI5 CISu ANO FOR SaIL,


yJ,uE subscriber hereby offers again in market NJ,
/ Tract oil Land situated on Rockiish river, In Sci
son County NOT having been able heretofore TO erect
sale on satisfactory terms and being still determined TO
SELL
This place contains about $50 acres, 800 OF which
are low grounds of superior quality Much Of the high
land too OF excellent quality, and Is IN favorable
condition Tor farming and grazing purposes, as
suitably enclosed, aud is well set in cbTer ana limo
thy II is peculiarly well suited for stock farm, be-
Ing unusually we'll watered and very productive IN the
various grains and grasses
The situation is beautiful and lealthfui; the Improve
ments generally sufficient and substantial Inc
dwelling being commodous and handsome; the neigh
boring society is good and the distance n The place
from The James River Canal is only 90 miles, 10 the
nearest point of which, from this region, turnpike
road is now in progress oil construction.
IL purchasers should prefer II, the land could he ad
yantayepusy divided Io two unequal tracts, the lesser
"a contain about four hundred acres, and Ia have upon
il n comfortable dwelling and some ut-hotses.
As the subscriber will be absent from The state Tor
weeks will refer purchasers, In the mean lime,
din son living near Covesvie, both county 81
Nelson who are authorized 10 sell, u TIE price set upon
the place can be obtained ,,.,, 80,
If 4 sale be not effected before THURSDAY, The 9Th
day Of July l87 the lands vi" then be offered OIL the
premises 10 the highest bidder.
One fourth of the purchase money viii be required III
hand and the balance in three equal taments, on
credit n. one two and three years. The purchaser giving
bonds with good security and the title TO the land be-
ing retained rs additional security until the whole be
paid JOS. r. MIN GOMchi'
Address-Mount iInreb Nelson county, Va.
Maui
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THE subscriber would respectfully Inform the pub
lie, that the first session of this Institution will ter
inmate the Huh Of June, instant and be resumed
the first Monday In JULY at which time the buildings
now in course of erection will be completed. Persons,
however, who may desire 10 place their daughters
with US at an earlier day, can do so.
Having procured the services Of accomplished Teach
In sufficient number TO do ample justice those who
may be committed 10 his care he with the most per-
feet confidence promise, that all the advantages OF
thorough and accomplished education will be secured
tothem.
The plan Of the School will be that Of well ordered
family where all the pupils will receive tender and af
fectonatc care, and every endeavor made to render
them comfortable and happy. To incucate love OF
TRUTH and detestation Of deception 10 every form, will
be the great purpose In the plan Of education and eve
ny effort made TO give direction and peFmanence to cor.
moral feeling. Above ALL will wo endoavor In in
culcate the truths Of the Christian religion, and subject
our pupils to its holy influence But, beyond this no
attempt will be made TO influence their religious opin
Ions; and whatever Church the parents and guardians
may prefer they will be permitted to attend accompa-
nied by some member Of the family.
ry higher and useful branches Of thorough En-
glish education together with French, Music, Draw
ing, Painting, &c. Other languages will be taught, II
desired.
The government will be kind and impartial, but strict
In every department. habits of order and neatness viii
tho pupils TO receive company and every enot
made TO improve their manners and 10 accomplish Tor
them all that could be reasonably anticipated.
Believing that Young Ladies should not be subjected
to the ordeal of pablo EXAMINATIONS none Will be held
The system has been, and will br pursued, of having
critical examinations sem-monthly, IN order 10 i'm
press forciby the memory what has been pre-
vously acquired; and monthly reports will be made 10
parents and guardians, Of the progress and standing oil
each pupil.
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SIraffOp.,s esHSce

StEd1tOkl>S VfHRCcs
MO. S, SOUTH FO UR T. ZEN TIL
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what theycan
For selling prizes SrRArroS's the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Glass % June S.
- ! 80 a. SO ; "a 81 CD 50 81 A. Us -.
maid nv STRATTON.
''a"" is % SIS ~ 4s 81 SC % 81 i 10 81
Half Nos &c 40 So, prize of 800. sold and paid
by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass -, June 81
65 80 81 10 is % a. ~ ~ IL 81 Il 10.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Monongaia Lottery, No. 23.-
Capitals: 5000 dollars. 5000, 700, 300, |. 1876,
LOO, OF 1000, &c. rs Nos l3 drawn. Tick
els So so; halves l 25; quarters 81 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY NIGHT eesburg Lottery, Extra,
No. IA. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1900, 1000,
497 &c. rs Nos l3 drawn. Tickets /; halves
so cents; quarters 25 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. Al. Ca.
pitals: $4,000, 1000, 600. &c. IS Nos, and Is
drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cts; qrs. % cts.
$4,000! Sl0,ooG 10 of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery. Class 80, TO be drawn I2h
June. IS Nos and Is drawn. Splendid Prizes:
$40 900, 10000, 5000, $500, 1850, 1900, 10 Of
1000. IS OF 400, 20 oil $50 &c, &c. Tickets To-;
halves S; qrs. . so. Certificates of packages OF
% Whole Tickets S90-shares in proportion.
s4a444! 22.222! mn!
Alexandria Lottery, for Internal improvement
in the District OF Columbia, Glass No. 80, to be
drawn al Alexandria, Saturday, June ID, ls47.
78 Nos. l3 drawn. Brilliant Scheme; S44 44i,
2222a Hill, 6,666. 4444, 3Sls, 2,222, "A Of
iii, "a Of 555, 60 Of 1873, 1919 of 222, &C., &c.
Tickets II; halves SO; qrs. 2 IS. A certificate
of package of 26 Whole Tickets Sl4O-shares
in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenre.
ouested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Mav9i Richmond, Va.
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. loi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE. lSi7.
$4,000! $4,000! 10 of 81 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80, for la47, TO be drawn
Mt Alexandria, Saturday, June II CO No Lottey-la
drawn ballots Brilliant scheme s3o0Oo, 10000, s.,
ooo, $500, 1880 2oOo 10 prizes Of 900 Is Of 400, 20
of ESQ., etc Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters2 So Ger
,ifcates of Packages Of - Whole Tickets 500; u
halves As; % quarters - so.
M,4i4 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, for internal Improvement IN the
District Of Columbia, Glass No. 3D. for e47 TO he drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday. June 10th. rs No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: sA,444, % 222
nm, 66G6, 4l44, 1919, A Of LII, a. of SIS,
81 of 33, l29 Of 222, etc. Tickets ST.; halves 50;
quarters IS. A certificate Of package of 26 Whole
Tickets Sl4O-halves and quarters Ia proportion.
80 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for lsi7, 10 be drawn
June 18th. rs No Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme: $50 900, 30 OOO 0O0 5000 ,50O 25 prizes
of O00 So of $780, 900 Of o00 ETC. Tickets $40; halves
s. quarters so. Certificates of Packages Of IS WhoIes
sI2O; 25 halves 60; Is quarters 30.
N<y- In addition to tho above there are smaller
Scemes-Captals ranging from 81 900 To s20O 900, and
Tickets from 81 10 S5dawings OF which are received
daily.
Remltiances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon IS received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Naval w. y. TURIN.
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bigger a. Co.'s lucky Office
F6JneaM Street, Opposite the Ahanl5ra,
DIfxIiNnnn Ud

d. PAINE 4 CO, !MaNGERS.
WM. j. BIGGER & CO., VENDERS.
THE attention of the public is requested 10 the FOL
i lowing Grand Schemes TO he drawn THIS monii
June iS47-nnder the popular management OF "
Paine & Co For Prize Tickets, address
WM. J. BIGGER 4 CO., Richmond, va
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
$4,000 $4,000! 25 uI $40!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 81 for 1877, 10 b'
drawn on Saturday June 18th, Al wilmington, Del. q
Number initery--l3 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme
$40 OU0 Is 0O0 10000, 6000 900, 1877, Of 1000 =
Of 500 25 Of Co.. 25 of 400 etc. Tickets $40 halvr
S; quarters . so. Certificates Of wholes Sil9 So
shares in proportion.
Five Prizes OF $4,000 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81 to be drawn or
Saturday, June 18th. I547, at Wilmington, Delaware
rs Nos, ID drawn Grand Schemes prizes of $l0 400
OF $780, OF 1000, of 2,44l so OF 1000, 81 Of avn
etc. Tickets Sl0 halves S; quarters 50 Cert'hca''
Of package Of wholes siIs-ahnres in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARSI
Divided into three Prizes of S25, 900 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass %, 10 be drawn
nj Wilmington Delaware, Saturday, June 2G, 1897
rs Nos IA drawn. Grand Capitals 3 prizes OF S25,
600 OF 10000 of 1924. or 5000, of 1900, 2 o
75O ID nf 500 % Of $50, 20 OF l,OOo lao Of ouo
&c Whole Tickets sl2: halves 8; qnarters3 Cerlin
Gates Of packages of &c Whole Tickets SlaC-slares ~
proportion.
Persons ordering by the package, may deduct the
price of three tickets. - " ~
WIN. J. BIGGER & CO.,
uovo7 Richmond, Va.
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SARnT HILL. FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ID Of Law and Chancery for the County Of Gooch-
land pronounced In the case Of Carter vs. Carter, tho
undersigned will expose 10 sale, by public auction, 10
the highest bidder, upon the premises, on FRIDAY the
9th day of July next, that beautiful Estate called
SABOT HILL. II lies upon James River and the
James River Caaai Dover Mills just twenty miles
from the city q; Rchmond one of the most beautiful
regions of Virginia, and III one Of It's best country
nrghhorioods Ii contains eight hundred and seventy
acres Of land, of which hundred and seveny-three
ARE first rate James River Low Grounds IL ~ well sup
ped with wood and timber, Is well watered in high
state of cultivation, and OF The most fertile farms
in The Slate. The Dwelling House Is nf brick, new
large and conveniently arranged The Ont houses are
also of brick, ample, and IN good order The Oversests
Iinusss and Servants HOUSES ample for their pur
poses
The sale will be positive and without reserve, on the
follow ing terms, viz Id cash, and the balance IN one
and two years from The day Of delivery, with legal IN
ieresl on il until paid. Bonds with security viii be re-
qnired, or title withheld as security.
The purchaser viii be allowed To take possession, Tor
the purpose of seeding the LIST of September or me
erop will be s0wn for him on The usual terms, ana iu
possession will be given nj Christmas.
In The ensuing autumn, oil the slaves, stock and crop
on the Farm, will be sold nj auction on the Farm; so
that The purchaser of the land may then supply himself
with those articles, il he desires In do so.
Nav --ctds CHARLES HENRY CARTER. Com.