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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-17
TNLUES e bNUI TIN, HHCIs'
Aug. H-eni22dSeni
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
p0WHtTAN.

pursuance of a decrse of rowhatan County Ccurl.
] in Chancery sitting, pronounced on The 9Th day Of
April, lE47, in the case Of James J. Biniord, a. J. Bin-
ford and J. l.. Bacon, merchants and partners, trading
under the firm of Binfords & Bacon. and others. plain
lifts. against VIM. B. Archer, defendant, the undersign-
ed, appointed by The said decree a Commissioner for
that purpose, will, on SATURDAY, The and day of oc-
tober, l647, proceed to sell, on the premises, IN said
county, ut public auction. 10 the highest bidder, a GER
tain Tract or parcel of Land. which was conveyed by
r. J. Archer aud Martha w. his vile To inc SAID WIN.
b. Archer, IN trust, for the benefit OF sara Diiitords -
Bacon, ani others. by deed dated the hrsl DAY ol rep
ruary, le45, and duly sdmittrd to record IN P"whatan
County Court Clerks Office oh the so duy oi November,
lsl5. The said Tract or parcel oil iand IS oescIIpf" ~
the said deed as situated in the county OF iownatah, on
the waters Of Fine Creek, containing, by survey, nine
hundred and sevcnty.ome acres, be the same more OF
less, and bounded ny the lands of Seth Hatciier's Estate,
H. G. Saunders, 70. K. Dabnry, E. Ronald, and a. Cos
by and others. ,
The above described tract OF land lies ABOUT TWO miies
10 the N%orlhward of Powhatan Courthouse. u has
upon il a dwelling house and OTHER buildings ana IN,
proyemenis, and is said 10 be remarkably wen WOODED
and watered. There Is upon the property 4 spring
which is thought to possess valuable mineral properties
TERhS-One third cash, the balahee IN Two equur
annual Instruments, bearing interest rom ,ne aay =.
sale. Bonds with approved security WIN DC isquiIeG
for Tho credit payments, and the tue wilhieiu uh''
the whole purchase money shall be palu.
IL found ~cxpedient on the day o! saic, me saIa iaHu
will then be divided into such and So many parcels as
shall suit purchasers, ard he in the judgment oi the I'M
Sent. HNe,ds "N John S. CASKIE. Com'r.
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Lalnbert,s % ffice,

On foartcenM Street, under Tie Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public in general, that he haS commenced
the business of 4 Lottery Brokrr, IN the Office ton l4ti
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
by o. Nj. lloyt, and recently by L. Is. Pendleion. =,
Tickets and shares In all Lotteries Of which J. w.
Maury & Co. successors to Gregory & Co.. are the Ma
nagers, always for sale in The greatest variety.
TO-DAY.
~FRIDAY-Doilar Lottery. ToLe drawn in Richmond
nj half past 4 O'Clock, the Virginia ~l.eesbufg Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. %. Capital 81 1000. Is Nos, ~ drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 50 cts; quarters % cts.
Observation-Disclosures Dollar Lottery. The Sussex,
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Class No. IS. To he drawn At
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, at l2 O'Clock and
the drawing will he received here about O'Clock.
Capital s $500. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81; halves
50 cents; quarters Is cts.
Also for Satnrday-A Splendid Scheme!
10000 DOLLARS!
Sales close at four O'Clock.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 5e. az No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots. Capitals O,OOo, 10000, q prizes
of 5000, SC. Tickets SIG; halves G.; quartcrs3.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place.
LAMBERT has sold and paid, during the Je0 peeks
he has been engaged in the business, = piizss Of s., OuU,
and % other Capitals!
DJ Recoil~ct No. 3-'Theye's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory 0'Nore.o Sept. IL
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EEk HILL.

AND HALF or ELK ISLAND,
WILL BE OFFERED . SALE. III public auc-
w tim, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 7th
day Of October.
This Estate contains about 2i00 ncres, Of which
SEQ acres are low grounds nj the best quality, ana
about the same quantity Of high land, Of great fertility,
In cultivation. The dwelling house new, large and
handsome; the farm buildings IN excellent order; 4 first
rate grist and saw mill. Situated on James River, So
miles above Richmond. The freight If Il bushrl of
wheat is only 3 cents, and Of q HID. Of tobacco75 cents.
For iur,ier particulars. reference j. made 10 a former
advertisement.
TERMS.-One.fourth Of the ~pnrchase money cash;
the balance in three equal animal irsialments. with In
teresl from the day OF stie. a bond with a deed Of
trust on The properly will be required Tor The deferred
payments.
All necessary preparations for sowing n crop Of wheat
will 90 On til tlr day of sale. after which, every facili-
~ viii he afforded 10 the purchaser.
II viii give mr pleasure To show The property To any
one WIN desires 10 examine II.
Ny address is Cartersvi!le. Cumberland CO., VI.
PEYTOS HARRISON,
Au'y for II. C.. Harrison, Adm'1 Of r.. Harrison.
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber intending 10 remove 10 the Suuth-
i west this Fall, offers for sale his Tract Of Land on
Roanoke river, in The county Of Mecklrnbure, 4 miles
from K. NJ. College aud Boydton, II miles below Clarks
vile, and within , and ; mites Of ! large manufacture
ing mills. The trac, contains $40 acres, one half III
forest, and upwards Of 100 3cres in river and creek bot
tom, a portion of which Is nncIeared. The improve
nsnis consist Of 4 new aud spacious dwelling house,
a large Two story gtanary, with thrasher aud machinery
attached for flaming and grinding, and all necessary
houses fnr The accommodation of n family and the pre-
servation Of crops. The Character Of the land Is tia
ofllIe Roanoke land generally, n description Of which
is unnecessary. rs these wishing to purchase will view
the premises; hut IL is believed not In be surpassed ly
any tract IN the river for fertility and health. IL hls
been settled by tie subscriber for nearly ten years, and
there has been but one death, and that from old age. a
reasonable credit will be given for most Of the purchase
money. .
If nnt sold before, it will, on THURSDAY. the 30tll
of September, be sold al public auction, together with
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools, Stock, Crop, &c. JAS. 1. WILLIAMSON.
Sept 3-cw,ds
rJ Richmond Wing requested 10 copy.
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FOR SALE.

WILL be offered for sale, to the highest bidder, at
w Orange Court honse, on FRIDAY the LET day of
October next, If the weather is suitable, and, u not,
The frst suitable day thereafter, Sundays excepted, }
that beautiful and highly desirable residence la.ely &C
cupled by Mrs. Helen Blair, in the county of Orange,
and generally known by the name of Woodyine. The
tract contains about four hundred and fly acres. two
thirds of which are cleared, and the residue well tim
ber.d. The roll is gnnh, fertile and productive, and
well adapted 10 the culture Of tobacco and all kinds oil
grain. II lies within one nile of Orange Court house,
in the midst of Is good society as any in Virginia, and
the dwelling is situated upon an enlinence command
Inc a fall view Of the village II has nu mberless springs
nj nure mountain water; and all the buildings, inclnd-
inc harm. stable and negro cabins, are in excellent re-
pair. and suited TO The size Of the farm.
TERMJ-One and two years, with bond and ap-
an. M ~ addi,ional security. J. W. SAUNDERS,
Administrator de bonis non, with The VIII annexed,
Aus. 9n-ctds of William Shepherd, deceased.
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FALL S
az DRY GOODS

ITE have received by Railroad and Steam.
W boat from New York, Philadelphia and
Gilmore, and packets Pocahontas, Lynchburg,
i;ef and Greenway, direct from New York, a
'se and varied assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Filth have been purchased at the lowest cash
fs, and are offered, wholesale and retail, at a
teralc advance. They are in part enumerated
~, viz: Extra super French, English and
2.ican Cloths, all colorS; Extra super black
|E?cd and ribbed and fancy colored CassimeEes;
10, slack, Oxford, Cadet AMI other colored Sa-
;tls, Blue, gold, black and other colored Ken
~ Jeans; Welsh, Salisbury, Ballardyale and
Ter Fianlels, all qualities; Superine and me-
ln quality Plaid Cloaking; Striped, plaid,
icy colored and Hack Alpacas, cheap; Extra
piaId Silks, ITALIANS, and Jenny Lind Plaidsi
Era width Mantilla Silk, Gro de Rhine and
" te Swiss; SuIer Cashmere de E'Cosse;
~A.aseslns and California Plaids; Embroidered
: aud satin Dresses and Robes; Cashmere
'sse>; High colored super French and Scotch
,%nsAacas, verv rich; French, English and Anne
Esa Prints, all prices; Rich embroidered Cur
'aS Curtain Calicoes and Dimi,y; White, blue,
,,:';y Duff, pink and black Tarla,an Muslin;
|.l'at and Isle Laces; Edginss and lnserlings,
ls' styles; Rich bonnet, cap, hat and assorted
|@aats; French worked Capes and Collars, va
fs Prices; Swiss and Cambria Edgings and
.sinlag>; Irish Linen; SheeliDg; Table Diaper
. %0amask; Thread Cambria Handkerchiefs,
% 10 cents 10 10 dollars; Pillow.cas Linen,
|~piIns, Huckabuek and Dowlas; Large and
1.'Im size plain India Sbawls; White and as
81 co'oIs embroidered Shawls; Super Cash
s cTspe, woollen, worsted and net Shawls;
spsca, Merino, Cashmere and lambs wool
a%' White and black English, French and
"sls Hose; Moravian, English and German
s..a Hose, cheap; Woollen Hose and half
*, 'or servants wear; Whitney, Rose, Mac
LEV Duff and Twilled Blankets; White, red,
o'S and green Flannels, every quality and
Fine and superinc Carpe,ings; Floor
~, " and Rugs, with a very large assortment
~ .1sched and brown Domes,ics, Plaids, Lin
nerseys, and coarse goods for laboreIs, all
.,.n Da'.h We are prepared 10 sell on the usual
~ ana a, very low prices.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO,
g., No. 2i7 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE OR
RENT

THE UPPER BEAvERDAM EARN, lying in the
miles below GoochIand Courthouse, and 20 from Rich
mond, containing 44o acres, 100 OF which are river low
grounds of the best quality, 81 acres OF creek meadow:
and $50 in woodland, the soil OF which Is unsurpassed
by any on The river. The Maicen'S Adventure Dam,
which supplies n feeder for the james River and Ra-
nawla Canal, Is contiguous To Tile low grounds, f.r-
nishipr a valuable water power for milling or nanufac.
turing purposes. This property will be offered At pri-
va,e sale until The both day Of September, on which
day. il not previously disposed Of, it will be offered Al
pubiic sale, nj Goochland Court house; aud, If not sold
on that day, will be rented by the year.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, the balance IN
two equal annual payments, the purchaser giving his
note, with approved endorsers, bearing interest from
date. -,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing al private sale WIN
app,y by mail, (post paid } 10 B. u Peasants, Brooke.
vile, Maryland, or 10 Dr.. H.. Howard, University OF
Virginia.
On the n terms, time and placs, VIII be offered
Tract Of Land called THE FOREST. ADJOINING inc
land owned by the heirs of The late DR.. Trent, iyying on
both sides of the river road. two miles heio" beaver
dam. containing 3o5 acres, $50 of which are cleared, The
balance In wond about 100 acTes on the South side 81
the road heavily ~timbered. This property VIII be sold
entire, or divided To suit purchasers.
Persons Wishing 10 view the property VIII apply 70
Robert w. pIrasa.,s, Esq, Of Pleasant Green, who
win lake pleasure in showing the lines, &c. II sold
hefors In. n0th September, due notice will BE- given.
Wv BASIL B. PEASANTS,
HENRY HOWARD, Agent
A,n ,,-c,Js I'm the other heirs.
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LAND. SLAVES, &c, FOR SALE.


II Y VIRTUE of the last will and testament of William
- II. Easley, deceased, late Of The county Of Meek.
l%rnburg, Va, shall offer for sale, at public auction, ON
TUESDAY The 18Th day Of October next. II fair, if moi,
the mt ri fai. day thereafter, the entire estate of the &C.
crdent. a. held and owned by him in The State OF Viz
einia both zeal and personal, except some il gacies, viz:
That very val liable Farm on which Mr. Easley lately
resided, containing $50 acres, lying on the waters Of
Big and Middle B!uestone Creeks, III the upper end OF
MrckIenbure county, aud within five miles Of the -four.
ishing market town OF Gainesville. TIE Improve
ments of every kind are very superior. and the farm
well laid out and arranged Tor immediate profitable
operations; well enclosed and extensively seeded IN
clover and herds grass, of compact form and Of the
finest bluestone soil, yielding heavy crops Of tobacco
and wheat, The great staples of this section of ViIginia
There IS also attached 10 the estate ! valuable G risl and
Flour Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mill, all in good re.
pair and IN successful operation.
The Slaves are valuable, such n have been careful.
y from time 10 lime selected by Mr.. Easley with an eye
10 every valuable quality. The household and kitchen
furniture is extensive, valuable and select, rs Is also
the stock Of every kind.
There IL an almost new carriage, of Northern MANN
facture, j superb pair Of well broke carriage horses, a
buggy, wagons, cart, plantation tools, plank, barrel
slaves and heading, corn, fodder, oats, tobacco, wheat,
&c. sc.
The land will be sol! on very long credits, the other
property on a credit Of l2 months for all sums Of and
above $40. The sale To commence precisely ut III o.
clock, A.. NJ. RiCHARD BOYD, in Executor.
Aup. E-cWtds
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100 DoIIors Reward,

ID AN AWAY from Lie subscriber, on the morning OF
II the ia.h August, on the road, travelling with a lot
Henry. or HENRY JOHNSON. lie is large, upwards
Of six feet high. black, with some scars on bis face,
and abou; IS or Dc years efage. | bought him at the
wherr IN, WIS sold rs the property Of Wilson &. Hewitt,
E.o, Of Liberty, Bedford county. Va. MIR. Hewitt
bought him In July Of Mr.. Kyle womack, IL miles
above Buchanan, on James river, where he viii proha,
above named slave if delivered TO Messrs. Belts & Ed
moudson, uf Richmond. Va, who will correspond with
any one upon the subject; or $50 Il secured In aay jail
an that | eel him again. ANY information thankfully
received. +. o.. MURPHY, oi baidstown, ny.
Aug H-cW2m
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SgraltOn,x Office.

MO. S, SoUTB FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
II CAPITAL OF $1,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, No 70. Sept. IL:
Is % 6 7 IS 81 4 50 46 Al SO 81 GO.
Half, Nos. G Is 90. the Capital Prize Of 81 ,0uD.
Half, Nos. 81 SO 60, another small one, sold and paid
hy SrRATTON.
30 IL % % g. ii ! S 81 81 "a 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSi
FRIDAY-Lcesburg, Extra, No. aa. Capitals ST.
900, 1000, 500, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets. 81;
halyes5 so c.; quarters rs C.
4,5O0 DOLLARSi 1000 DOLLARSl
sATuRDAYYz1sssasssse1: Extra; No. Is Gapita+I5 c e
cts 81; halves 50 ctsi quarters % cts.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES o SEPTEMBER
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class s., To be drawn n hirs-
,Iria on Saturday, Sept. 18TH, lSi7. rs Nos ~ drawn.
Grand Capitals S5U,O00, 2o,uvO, lO,0Ou, Dbl. ~ "l
,Uuu, 100 of 500. 10 Of 3j1, eC. Tickets Sl.' haisrS
&; quarters ,. Certificates OF packages of 70 wio'es
Sl55-slales IN proportion.
10000 DOLLARS
Alexandra Lottery, Class co, Tor 1917, 10 he drawn
Sept. o5th. rs No. Lott-ry-l2 Drawn Ballots. Grand
2,0UO, 3 of 500, s Of /, 30n, aar ,25u, 2JJ Of 500, etc
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 80. Crrihcaieso OF
pack ges uf % whoics Sl.l-slIares In proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages aud
single Tickets in all the Lotteries VIII be promptly n
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. sJkAIION.
Sept. - Ricluinha. Va.
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E,yGE OF THERMOMETER.
r. Randolph s. Co.. Bookstore, l2l Main 81
GAM I'm BPM 5rM
Is. 63 Ga 81 CT
In bS % o. %


A Al, her residence, in the county Of Amherst, on
.jay. August e6th, Mrs. MARY PHILLIPS, In the
+ did and sixth year ef her age. II is seldom that
NJ i called upon TO record the death of so re-
a,,le \ woman. About three years previous 10 her
-, an enumeration of her living descendants,
/. a, them great, great grandchildren so far as
se ascertainrd. was made; and they amounted to
-.,;ll-L in various portions Of Virginia, and in
n the Western and Southwestern Staies.s Her
:i.a aud grandchildren, and grea. grandchildren,
.or forth into the world, and entered into almost
- scsaaon Of life. From the period Of her mar
4. % 10 within two years of her death, she had re-
! 1.-THE same homestead. During her %widowhood,
,nltrs, she remained upon the same spot, rear
nlsr family Of children and grandchildren, doing
:. oices for her neighbors, and distributing what
,tsariiy among the poor her means afforded; and
.s,s ever 4 good mistress as well Us a good neigh
Euuas q period Of more than SIXTY years, she was
.,M4l member Of the Methodist Church, and she
messing strong convictions Of having received
( nom Heaven. Her funeral services were most
~ nefformed by the venerable Parson Wright, Of
,t,r county, himself aged 80 years.
rbs ,a,e Col. Claiborne w. Gooch. long q resident
,is c,ty. was her granison.-lEds Enquirer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT 10 Il decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
L Of Law and Clancefy for the county Of Monroe, IN
the State OF Virginia, pronounced on The IAN Jay .,
John b. Lewis. and others, defendants, aud Dunlap
against the same defendants, the undersigned Commits
aior~.-. sxiil ~AuoSe 10 sale. at public auction, TO lie
highest bidder, upon the premises, on a credit Of one
two and three years, on THURSDAY, the 3ith day Of
September next, that beautiful and valuable Estate
TIE SWEET S~PaINGS-and the lands appurtrnanl
thereto. lying Ia the county of Monroe, and extend mr.
into the rounly Of Allegheny. This property Is siIua-
ted in d most eligible position for 4 watering place. The
Spring rises IN one nf the most beautiful aud pleasant
valleys in the mountains oi Virginia, aud is unsrrpass
ed in its delightful Summer climate, varied aud sublime
scenery, and luxurious and hralihful bathing establish
mrnls. IL Is distant twenty three miles from Cnving-
ton, The place designated n tie head OF navigation on
The James River Canal, aud II Is believed will be either
on or within a few miles OF tie great central improve
inrnt Of The stale, connecting The James with the ONO
river.
The land il nf very superior quality, and the improve
menis are sufficient for the accommodation ot SOME
three or four hundred persons. There IL located on THIS
property a Brick Ho;ci, 24J feet long and three stories
high, containing n dining room lGO leet long aud forty
feet wide. The other houses for the accommodations oil
visitors consist for the most part III cabins.
The Sweet spring Tract p~er-embracIH the I'M
provemcnls, and containing la9 acrrs-will first be sold,
then the residue Of the lands, in such lots or parcels rs
enhance the amount of sales. The purchasers OF lie
Real Estate will be required to give bond and security
for the purchase money, and the title viii he retained
until The purchase money is paid.
There will also be sold, nj The same time and place,
BY SAID Commissioners, all The Household ana Kitchen
Furniture al, and belonging 10 The sweet springs, con-
Sisiing pf such variety ~ IL NECESSARY n watering places.
The Fufn.iure viii be- sold for cash.
As properly nf this description md value Is but sell
dom in the market, the Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention uf Capitalists TO this adver-
tisemrnt, and wnnld beg leave 10 suggest, that u joint
stock company might lie formed, ana advantaseously
JAMES l.. wooDyILLE, c,u.,H
HENRY MASslE, ~
JuIy oa-ra1wam
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CnELLOW For SALE

WI D2-LC
THE subscriber offers this valuable Estate, and beau
healthy region Of country, and in 4 wealthy and re-
vestin-nt rarely - he met with. The Improvements
are very excellent. consisting ol i large aud handsome
dwelling house, and all necessary yard and farm build
insI. ciellow contains $50 acres Of land; about $50
acres of bottom lanh, well adapted tu grain and grass;
and 7 or 800 acres OF tinlbered land, In original growth,
mostly oak and hickory. The land i well adapted 10
planting and farmii 9, with 4 large body Of good tohac-
CO land 10 clear.
CHELLOW MILLS FOR SALE.
The subscriber, also, offers the Ehellnw Mills for
sale, which is nOw being thoroughly repaired. The
wheat mill has all necessary ana convenient fixtures
Tor manufacturing Hour; and a corn mil, with a large
CUSTOM. The mills are we'll situated III a wealthy
neighb0rhnod, and afford 4 capital stand for n country
store. The subscriber will sell the whole together, or
the plantation and mills separate, 10 sui, purchasers
1.-THE mills are sold separately, So acres Of land will he
sold with them.
fourth cash, and the balance in three
equal annual instruments, and 4 deed Of trust 10 secure
lie deferred payments. My brother, who lives on the
estate, will show II 10 those wishing 10 buy. Commu-
nicaliuns addressed To 7. A. Boiling, Ia Ira, Cumbcf.
land, or to The subscriber, Virginia Mills, buckingham,
will meet with prompt attention.
IL not sold privately, of which timely notice will be
given, the aforesaid property will he offered at public
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 23d day
of September next. CheIiow is in Buckingham coun-
", 3 miles East Of Willis Mountain, 3 miles FROM ma
~vigatipn, s miles from Ca Ira, S miles from Curdsville,
lat both which places are merchant mills and markets
for loose tobacco and III miles east Of Buckingham L.
II. on lie road leading thence 10 ca Ira.
Ann. o-O-cW3W&aawtis ROBERT BOILING.
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VALUABLE CHARLES CITY LAND
EOR SALE.


TIM: subscriber offers for sale his FARM-"lNDlAN
! FlEI.DS'-in Charles City county, living on the
Main road leading from Charles City Court house To the
city of Richmond, three miles from The former place,
and about thirty five from the latter. II u IN 4 mile
and 4 quarter Ola public landing on Jnn'es rlyer, ana
three quarters If a creek nayieablr Tor vessels drawing
five aud a hnlf 10 sir feet of water. This fam cen
tains SIX hundred and twenty acres, three hundred anu
sixty Of which are cleared and in cultivation, the rest
well wooded and heavily iimberra with oak and pine,
but principally with ok. Nrarlv all The cleired land
and finely ADAPTED Ia the growth If wheat and corn.-
There are on the place all necessary houses. Tile dwell
linz house and kitchen want slight rcplir'-all The other
houses are in good condition. The nciIhbofhood Is as
ro: a AZ any in Virsinia, and thickly settled. u II
dec aed unnecessary 10 describe Indian Fields more
particularly, ~ il is well known, and those wishing To
purchase will doubtless view The premises for them
selves, which they are invited 10 do.
The terms, and any further Information, WIN be az
fordrd BY ihe subscriber, on The place, or By letter, d.
rected TO him, a, Charles City Cont house, or by appii-
cation 10 John IL. Gregory, ESP, OF The city Of Rich
mond. WM. IiLEn.
Sent T-rFt