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The suits against the county of Philadelphia for the destruc-
ton OF ST. Augustines and ST. Mchaers Churches in the
os Of 1914 likely to be settled by the payment of the
damages The county, under various peences resisted the
claim Tor damages and had writ of quo avdto issued to
try the validity Of the titles of the persons representing the
church The case decided against the county court
below and'a appeal taken to the Supreme Court The
county Commissioners have however, thought better of the
matter and ordered the appeal to be dismissed So il is like
ly now that the churches will be paid for
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lSDIANA-A correspondent of the Indiana State Journal
speaks most favoaby of the prospects of the State debt The
old bonds, it is said coming rapidly and very con-
siderable sum expected from Europe (perhaps mon by
the steamer Of the 18th last of October The amount Of
principal and interest surrendered vary much from
eleven millions, and it will reach twelve by the meeting of the
Legislature This is doing mmeasuraby better than any
friend of the law even the sanguine expected
no longer doubtful about the exchange of the entire debt
Indiana and the complete Of the arrangement Every
citizen Of Indiana will rejoice the prospect and even the
opponents Of the measure whose honest fears made them
doubt will be glad that their efforts did not succeed
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

We have now full returns from every county in
the State most of which are official, and are en-
abled to give very nearly the accurate result on the
Gubernatorial vote, as well as that for Congress
and the Legislature:
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Ducts ingeniuni, res
Adcerss nudare soienf, ceiare SecuHds.

We rely with all confidence upon the abilities of
our officers and the yalor of our soldiers. What
man. in the most towering exaltation Of his ener-
gies, can do, they will do: yet, abandoned as they
have been by the Administration-cutof off from COM
munication and aid, and pent up amid an over
whelming superiority of angry numbers, a thrill of
fear will mingle with our confidence. How does
the heart ohe nation go forth towards the strugglers
and with what joy will be hailed the tdings that
shall tell us they are sared!-North .4mericaa
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The United States sloop-of-war Albany went to
sea from New York on Sunday, bound to Chagres
joan RANDOLPH CLAY. Charge d. Affaires TO Peru,
and family, and SETH BARTON, Charge dAffaires
10 Chill, went out in her as passengers.
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The Augusta papers announce the death Of J,y,s
ESQ., in the slst year Of his age. The deceased
Of the Oldest merchants Augusta and the father az The
editor Of the Georgia Cons,iutionaist " Wy
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oPENIse OF THE GIRARD CoLLEGE.-On the first of De-
cember the College will be delivered by the Building Commit
tee to the Directors who will Immediately proceed carry out
the objects Of Mr.. Grards will.
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The frigate Columbia arrived at Norfolk on Mon
day from Rio Janero, with Mr.. WISE and family
on board. Also, the brig Bainbridge.
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IHE FEVER AT New ORLEANs.-The Picayune
OF the Sd instant SAYS:

= -" y IIIsIdIII says
The maady continues on the wsne lis power i daiv
diminishing Our distant readers understand from
the announcement Of this fact that the enemy which has for
nearly hee months been spreading wetchejness and
around us mas Withdrawn lie still in midst and Is ms
His victims are fewer because Of ,be Al
mnised number oil persons among whom the poison is dis
tIibuted
ne aggregate Of deaths in the city for week from
Saturday morning, the 18th September has been 4I Of
which 81 were Of yellow fever The corresponding figures
Of the preceding week 20 and l02 The health 81
neighboing city Lsfayee) continues TO improve There
return from the Cypress Grove and ST. Patrick
terry for the twenty -four hours ending on Sunday last,
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HeHpeIs eiecteu 70 congress
l. JonS G. CHAPMAN, (W.) no opposition. Majority.
2. DIXON ROMAN, (W.) gain. .............. 3l6
3. t. w. LIeos, Cd. about. /, 800
4. RoBERT NJ. McLASE, D0 $40
.. ALEXANDER Evans, CIV gain. ............. .465
6. JOIN w. CRIsFrELD, (W.) about. ... 800
Observation-Disclosures were no Senators to be
elected this year. The Senate now consists of Is
Wings and 8 Democrats.
HOUSE OF DELEeATEs.-Under the amendment of the
constitution providing for biennial annual sessions
of the Legislature, there will be no election next year for
members Of the Legislature. Those chosen this year will
therefore, continue in office till lS49 The House stands as
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Telescope Comet was di.covo,ed \, t., :, N..,.t,
on the morning Of the Isl nstan, in bc Constellation hes
" now visible % the naked eye lis position as since de-
termned at the Cambridge Observatory, from comparisons
with Zeta Draconis. was :" $3.50
oct Z, IN ohm 3ls. r. A. I7h ION. Sc. 2s.
Dec. ZOE or 1871
Referred to in the Mean Equinox Of Jan. /
CAMBRIDGE, Der. 8, ls47
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LITTER FRom Cart. BRAsG.-The Hamburg IS c.
Journal publishes the following letter from Capt BaAee Civ
ing an account Of the late fortunately unsuccessful attempt 10
assassina,e him
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s247,t52,3O 800

The increase of estate under bc asssssroen
s3,ss3s52 Decrease q personal estate 81 saa AKA 81
Nett aggregate Increase Of real aud personal estate Jointly
81, 200, 29s 35. '0''''
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valuation Of the real and personal property in
the city Of Ne" York, for the prescn, year, is
n esi.e $751; 3l4, $50
ioi'o"a '''a'' ....... SO, s37 gl7
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"CAnp War Mosrrarr, Ausrsr %, II

an attempt was made, about A. NJ. night before last
70 assassnae me IN my bed have clue TO the pepea
'o uu can suggest no for the act Ny escape with
ou' INJURY regarded as almost miraculous As exaggerated
accounts VIII probably reach the press the truth may interest
you wel'e-Pound she'll, heavily charged, placed
wn Two iee q my bed Of my tent and expod
60 so" match the fragments literally Kidding my ten.
u pieces passing above and below me- through
blanket spread me, and vet was not touched wa.
nor aware tnat mad an enemy the world and at times fee
disposed believe now that may have been intended as
Joke ~ some fool ignorant of the effect Of shells thus
% maj o It may, my escape almost macu-
IOus, - prefer NJ repeatlng The oke.N
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CoNeREss.-T following are the names of the
members elected to Congress:
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A leter to the Editors communicates the follow
ing Information respecting the recent election IN
GEORGIA:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-07

By w. GOddin. AucI'r.
THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED
~"StraWberry FiilI,n
IN HENRICO COUNTY, FOR SALE AT
nCTTnN


pY virtue Of a decree OF The County Cour, Of
- Henrico, in Chanccry sitting, pronounced
on Ihe "a day Of August, 1917, in The suit there
in pending, styled "Carter's guardians against
Carter, &c" the undersigned, who was thereby
appointed a Commissioner for the purpose, will
proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, on TUES
DAY, The l4lh day Of September, i647, al 10 o..
clock, NJ, that most valuable and productive
Farm in The county Of Henrico. on Chickaho-
miny Swamp, about four miles North Of The city
OF Richmond, called "Sira wberry Hill" Of which
Henry l.. Carter died seized and possessed, con-
tanning, by recent survey, 1924 acres. The value
OF This farm is so well known, that il is deemed
unnecessary 10 give full particulars OF its advar-
,ages-sufice il 10 say, Iha, The land, for the
most part, is in a very high state Of improve
mcnt, The low grounds of which, numbering about
240 acres, arc equalto any in Vireinia-the high
lands are also highly improved, as the present
crops will show. The buildings consist OF a
large dwelling house, with every accommodation
for a genteel family, besides barns, stables, car
rage houses, quarters, &c, &C., and Girls, Mill,
now in excellent order, with a fair run Of custom
all Of which has teen built within The last 20
years, Of The best material and workmanship
II preferred hy purchasers, The said farm will he
divided into two tracts, one OF which contains
$685. acres, and The other, on which The mill is
located, contains 1871; acres. II is very rarely
that a farm possessing so many advantages as
does this is offered in marker, but as the sale is
to be made for a division, there is no alternative
left but 10 offer il 10 The highest bidder.
TERMS -One.fouIlh cash, balance in three
equal annual inslalmenls, from The first day Of
January next, when iull possession is 10 be deli
vered-in the mean time, the usual Fall crops
can be sown-for bonds bearing interest from
that day, and retaining the tile IL the land ill The
whole purchase money shall be paid.
If the weather on The day Of sale should b.
such as, in The opirion of the Commissioner, to
fende: il improper TO make the sale Aforesaid, the
sale will be continued from day 10 dag, al the
sane hour, until The anne is effected.
ABNER HILLIAED, Comr.
u Sale conducted b. w. GooplN, Auct'r.
Aug. l0-dtas
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LOTTERIES.
S%trafson,s office.

NO; $ SOUTH %FouRrEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling FRIES, ~STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. Of AleXsnirla. No. 81, Sep, 4:
II 80 60 q "a 81 &c Is 90 rs 3 % 0.
Ticket, Nos. 90 S. a., a prize OF Sa0O, sold and paid
oy STRaTToN.
Drawn Nos Of Leesburg, No. IS, Sept Il:
% l 65 % IS IS IS IA 10 2 sc 90.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. sc. Capitals: - $50. COO,
5000, 1850, 2,l45, 1000, 10 of l 500, 10 OF | aiu, 10 Of
l,oO0, &C. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.; halves 9
so; quarters l o..
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
S35,oh, 10000, 5000, 1855, 1900, 1000, l,9j9, 1850,
10 OF l,5Oo. &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40; balves
s; ours. 2 80.
10000 DOLLARsl 5000 DOLLARS!
TaUasDAY-Monons gala, No &c. Capitals: sic,-
drawn. Tickets So; halves l so; quarters Is cts.
3,0nn DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRi,AY-Leesbure. EIira, No. 81. Capitals ST.
600, 1000, 5tO, &c. 60 Nos, 9 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves0 c.; quarters CSC.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra. No. 70. Capitals -
$4,000, 1000, COO, &c. Is Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81;
halves So cts.; quarters 25 CTS.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES O SEPTEMBER
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, TO he drawn at Alex
dria on Saturday, Sept 18Th, IS47. 7S Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals: s5u,0o0, 10000, 10000, $3.50, 30 OF
1000, 100 of 500, l49 OF 800, etc. Tickets sla; halves
s; quarter, 3. Certificates Of packages Of 81 wholrs
Substitutes in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets In all the lotteries will be promptly at
tended To, and drawings sent when requested; Please
address orders 10 n. STRATTON,
Sent, 6 Richmond, Va.
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pIipIJE SALE

nlJISgaNT 10 a decree of Tie Cilcli. Superior Court
L Of Law and Chancery for lilo cnuniy Of a'onror, IN
the Stats of Virginia, pronounced ON The l4:f day OF
Nav. 1877, in the cases Of GlpeI;on's Executor against
John e. Lewis. and oilers, Defendants, ana Dunlap
against The same defendants, the Undersigned, Commits
sioners, w..l expose tn sale, II public auction, 10 ne
highest bidder, upon The premises, nn a credit OF one,
two aul three years. on THURSDAY, the 3ut.l day Of
Sentember next, that beautiful and valuable EStat
THE SWEET SoRiiGS-ant lie lands arpurtendn.
thereto. l;ins in the county nj Linnroe, anh extend NC
into the county OF ~hl!esiary tbs property Is siina'
red In n mos, eligible position for Il watering place. The
Spring rises III one NJ lie most bs.,atIul anu pleasant
valleys in tile fountains uf ~yirg;a'r, and IL rnsnIplss-
ed in It's delightful summer climate, varied AMI SUBLIME
scenery, anc IL, uriou: and hfaltifni bathing ostnb.sh'
meuls. 1: is distant twenty three niles run loving
ION. The MACE designated as the head o! n~avisnil0n nn
the fa,reS River Canal, and IL is believed VIII he rishrr
on or within n few miles OF the great central improve
ment OF the Slate, connecting the Junies WIN the ONO
river.
The land Is of very superior quality, and the Improve
ments are sufficient for the accommodation % some
three or four hundred persons. There IL located on tnis
propsrty a Brick Hotel, 24U feet long and TIRES stories
Livil. containing a dining room l6J ieet long and forty
feet wide. The other houses for the accommodation oi
visitors consist for the most part OF cabins.
The Sweet spring Tract pT~oper-embraclhs Inc I'M
movements, aud containing l59 acres-will hfst he SOFA,
then the residue OF The lands. IN such lots or parcels as
NAV best snit tue convenience OF purchasers. anu hnsl
enhance The amount of sales. The purchasers oil tne
Real Estate will he required to give bond ana security
for the purchase money, and lie title VIII De 'ctaiheu
untii the purchase money Is paid.
There will alsn he sold, at tile same time ana place,
by said Commissioners, all the iouss hold and Kitchen
Furniture al, ani belonging 10 the Swsr, Springs, Con-
sistinu of such variety ~ Is necessary IL watering places
The Furniture will be sold FOR cash.
AZ property of this description and value IS but sell
dom in the market, the Commissioners would respect
fully invite tho attention of Capitalists 70 lnis auVef-
tisement. and would beg leave 10 suggest, that . Jnint
! stock company might be torDien, and adsantageousiy
invest In this prnpeHy ,onyt,,
HENRY MASSiE, ~
July ao-c2aw2m
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VALUABLE CHARLES CITY LAND
FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber Offers for sale his FARM-"GNDIAN
! FIELDs"-in Charles City county, isine on The
Main road leading from Charles City Court house TO the
ciiy Of Richmond, three miles from The former place,
and about thirty. five from the latter. II Is In a mile
and a quarter Of public landing on James river, and
thrce quarters Of q creek n~avieabe for vessels drawing
ave and a half to siI feet Of water. This farm con.
t,ins six hundred and twenty acres, three hundred and
si.ty Of which are cleared and in cultivation, The rest
weifi wooded and heavily iimbe.sd With oak and pine,
hut principally with oak. Nearly all the cleared land
IL he James river soil, easily cultivated and improved,
and finely adapted TO tho growth Of wheat and corn.
There arc on he place all n :, s,,.s; ,i houses. The b, d n,s.,
hoa.es are in good condition.. The neiehborhood is as
good Us any in Virginia, and tl,lckly settled Il IL
deemed unnecessary 10 describe "Indisn Fields" more
particularly al Il Is well known, and those wishing 10
purchase win doubtless view the premises fol- them
selves, which they ae invited 10 do.
The terms, and any further information, VIII be a.
forded by the subscriber, on the place, or ty letter, o.
ieeted TO him, q. Charles City Ccur'. house, or oy snpii'
cation 10 John n. Gregory, Esq, Of .he city 81 K,ch'
nond. WIN, TYLER.
espt. 7-c&
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On Fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
TnOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public in general, thai lie has commenced
the business of q Lottery Broker. in The office Ton 18th
BY D. NJ. Uoyt, and recently by e.. Il. rendieIon.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries OF which j. v.
Maury & Co. (succrssors to Gregory 81 Coz arc tho Ma
nasers, always for saic in the greatest variety.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, No. 81, Sept. A:
II 30 SO q 81 80 i6 10 80 50 : e ..
Drawn Nos Of Lersburg Lottery, no. 50. Sept. s.:
80 l 65 aS u IS sc II 10 = sc 20.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-Thr Alexandria Lottery, Glass no IS,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: GU, GU,
$500, $500. 9, les, {. 900, 10 OF ] SEQ, 10 Of ,2s0, 10 Of
1000, &c. Tickets S.; halves . 30; quarters | %.
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Class No. II, drawing expected Wednesday
evening. Capitals: . ,ntN O.l0G, 5000, &c. rs Noe,
Is drawn. Tickets siu; halvesa; quarters : so.
THURSDAY-frhs Va. Mononealia Lottery, TO be
dawn In Alexandria Capitals: $4,000, 5000. ESQ, y
SIT, 30 of COO, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S.;
halves | SO; ours. IS cts.
FRIDAY-Doliar Lottery. TO he drawn in Petersburg,
Capital $1,000. 60 Nos, 9 drawn. Tickets 81; halves
SO cts; quarters IS cts.
sATURDAY-Anc,her Dollar Lottery. The Sussex,
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Glass No. ~, To be drawn al
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, AT Io O'Clock, and
the drawing will be received here about O'Clock.
CAPITAL $4,000. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves
so cents; quarters 25 cts.
For sale by HON LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place.
LAMBERT has sold and paid, during tie jep reeks
he has been engaged in the business, = pIizes Of 81, uGa,
and % other Capitals.
G- necolleci No. 3-"There's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'Morc.p Sent b
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FOR SALE.

7 PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest bid
\ Ger, al Oiange Courthouse, on MONDAY,
IS October, that bring CouIt-day, between
and 600 acres of LAND, the most valuable
/ Of he "FRESCATI ESTATE" There
atau. 225 acres cleared; there are two fields,
IN contain about lao acres OF The best land
ne original tract, now richly taken in clover;
! aere are Is acres in lois for tobacco, in the
~ state for the planter; the remainder is in the
siads Of timber, such as locust, some ches-
oas, hickory, and all the usual growth OF The
mountain land. II is well waiered.
e are lo Improvements on it except tobacco
!; There is a beautiful cite tor a dwelling
re- elevated, but easy Of access, and level on
will sell il as a whole tract, (t would make a
i:atul bomestead,) or l am willing TO divide
u as to suit purchasers. provided they will take
II. The fencing is principally Of locust and
The situation is desirable one, as il is
t:vsd tia, The Louisa Railroad, when e1iend-
|sli pass by it.
ltRa, OF SALE land TO be sold for one
|;ct Inc purchase money paid down in cash,
4 credit OF une, Two and three years for The
F:c OF The purchase money, IN equal install
f, secured by bonds, with approved personal
by, and a deed Of truston the land 10 secure
Fnyment Of the bonds as they become due.
FRANCES r. BARBOUR,
Executrix and Devisec al the late
Judge P. P. Barbour
Orange c. H. Aug. 81, IStT-ctds
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Ey Mcknight & ROyster.
Number !, 18th street.
CHOICE STAPLE HARD WARE. CUT
LERY, FANCY GOODS. sc.

CHOICE STAPLE HARDWARE. CUT
LERY, FANCY GOODS, &C.,
AT A AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, September 9Th, at 9
O'Clock, The balance OF MessIs. CLRRKSON
& GARDENERS STOCK or HARDWARE
will be closed at auction. The assortment of
goods YET rnscld, will make this sale as desi-
fab!e TO purchasers as any previous one; and as
il is well known that this sale has heretofore been
conducted without reservation, we beg The pari-
cular attention OF merchants and others to the
closing sale. In part We enumerate-
Hollow Ware Of every description
Looking Glasses; Looking Glass Plates
Screws; Augers; Hinges; Bots
Planes; Saws; Locks; Whips
Platform Scales
And a great variety Of desirable goods, too
numerous 10 name-ihe whole al which mus, be
closed, in order that The store may be vacated.
Terms as heretofore.
McNAUGHT s. ROYsTER, Auc,s.
c..
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND For
SALE

PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of 4 Deed OF Trust
> executed by Sterling |. CrGmp, deceased, aud duly
recorded Ia the Clerks Office Of i.cnrico County
Co'irt. on The 3lst day Of January, ls42, and made 10
secure debt due TO John Erders, The undersigned, who
Is HEREBY appointed Trustee, will proceed TO sell, al
public auction, Oh the ad day of September. ls47, upon
the premises, al I2 O'Clock, H., for cash, two hundred
acres of that valuable aud beautiful Tract of Land
known as W0ODvILLE, situate IN the county of Hem
rico, AMI lying nron tho Meclianicksvii!e TrTr pike,
about one and 4 half miles from the City of Richmond.
The improvements on said Tract Of Land consist of an
excellent and commodious dwelling hnase. all the re.
quisite outhouses, a barn and stable. Tie land i, about
equally divided into cleared and wood land. The open
land being highly improved. The property will be
shown beinfe The Gay of sale by the ove-seer, who re.
sides on the premises. The title to the above property
IL believed 10 be indisputablc; nut, selling gs Trustee. 1
shall convey Gully SUCH till. ~ is vested in me by the
deed aforesaid. JOHN A LANCASTER, Trustee.
At the same place, on the same day, will be sold by
the hdaiini ,tratOr OF Sterling /. Cru.np, Esq, deceased,
1.-The farming utensils. The horses, mules, and stock o.
every kind, The remainder Of the crop q. old corn, the
growing crop Of corn now upon the land, rrserving 10
The purchaser The right Of removing tie same by The
18Th day of October next ensuing, and thirteen valuable
slaves, con-isling Of men, women and children.
TERMS announced on the day OF sale.
Ann. Iy-enfc1hSxn nj
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN TRECOUNTY OF HANOVER.

PURSUANT to a decree oil The County Court OF Han
L over, pronounced or The I'D OF December. icto,
the subscribers, appointed by The Court Commissioners
for that purpose, will sell TO the highest bidder, on tas
premises, on TUESDAY, the lih day 81 Sepieinoet
next, if fair, Otherwise, on the next TAR day, Sundays
excepted, the Tract Of Land on which the 'ate Mrs
Ann A. Oliver resided, ard known as the dover iand.
In the es,ate nf Isaac Oliver, deceused. The sain lano
lies near Pole Green Meeting House, about nine Mules
from he City Of Richmond, In n healthy and desirable
nelehborhood, and contains aboni four hundred aao
6f,y acres. The Improvements are q eood Dweiiing
House. in thorough repair, good Barns, Stables, ana all
other uulhuuses, sufficient for a deslfatlc nomssIea h-
The land is admirably adapted to The cultivation Oh Yrss-
tables, in addition 10 the usual variety o. neli crops
Txsus: One. fourth cash, and the remainder In TWO
annual payments, according 10 tho provisions oil said de-
cree.
plrsuap, 10 . simi,a. decree, vii be sold about two
bundled acres nf land 3dju:ning the above, belonging
IN The estate OF Jasies a. Oliver, decsased. This Tract
ia well enclosed, some good meadows attached, and u
noy,ien Of The land highly imprnved, but no buildings
,h.r,o.' EDWIN SHELTON, ron,;.or.s
WI. i. sYpN0R,
p. 8. Communications addressed TO ether 'of III,
subec,ibers, through tho Richmond Post oacc, will b,
| nromrily attended To, or the lands shown by Mr.. Oliver
| nov rss.disg en- the premises.
August l0-~cwswA2awlW