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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

JJ' The 81. Joseph, MO- Gazeto hs- a letter from
S1na fc, which says: There IL rumor In the CIT, to-
day that the MeSicnns have poisoned the -four and nssI
used By the army. which said be the cause OF sY
deaths" The poison said consist Of some ycgef,b.
'ubs'once. not powerful enough produce instant death
bit fghcont 20 derange the digestive organs and neus
ne ne operation OF medicine the system The ST
LOUIS ke"ee, however, doubts tie truth Of this ufn1r I,
thinks that strange Climate, confinement and lack Of
usual comforts are sahccut nccoa1i fJr the noyta
ihal pa occuTlcd am0ng lhe u9lrs az that n.Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

u The Wings Of Cumberland county are requested 10
meet at the Court House the Ith Monday IN h. pr
ea uon' Souary court day. for the purpose o n,m-
mating candidate TO represent the county m the uc,,
Legislature. nv NJ W
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uE NOtts
Oi tho question o. incorporate, IN the resolution o.
"of'sEs" t1 Con Taylor snG bis Army for h, victory Of
Monterey, words of censutc Tor the amsce that follow
'a, te stood thus Ayes ll0 noes TO- Every Wig
i1e.nb'r voted 10 the negative, aud glad ~ sec that
few col. tuor opponents voted With thom--Adams Of ME-
spn BusIy 81 Virginia, Burt, Rnct, and Woodward Of
IS utI Carolina. Of the Virginia delegation Mcssr. A.
hlsou, B-d.nrcr, Brown Chapman Dl9ms o1c Ilopk.us
Leas. and Trodvsy voted Tor tc ocusuc and ST. Bay.
ly rg.ias. 1.-THE remainder being absent.
Tine crosuro having been crgf-'oi upon io resolution,
the vote upon bee adoption STOOL ayes 03 u1, O.
Wing ani few Of tie other pafy voting aguirstI. %.
fI. Virginia legation, M,srs tnsou, Bcdugor Blown
n'mguue, Hopkins, Uubifd. Loako and Tfodway voted
bc 1hmuuyc and none u the negative the remainder
H,r9 absent or like Mr. Seldom, the representative from
Ws h.snc', being present, and not voting.
arTbc Charleston Mercury to..os Lieut. General Ben.
tHl ou t.c hosn. o. dilemma Commenting upon bio I.-
u.r. rlt Doc f1r.cd Scott ard Taylor. IN 1919 i.e Ner
sIg ave hags never hoard nf any of COL B,u.ur
OIL rsens, except political on.s. E.ber hsr, hc never
IlI aHy opportunity 60 pf1.e bic ability. end BY o.u..-
Hsres as sreu mo- service; OF, having OPPORTUNITY hc
np' u.c it alI c0useql oH.y has a9i ue ability Either
'r, s.1'o BE- Giai to bic ffe'snsions"
or we orc s'.d 60 ses ta, ito Whr, both n tie Rock
rgaan and u5ioiourt Congressional Districts intend %,
ns ciol daes into The Geld. Though there s not much
lfatfhhfr N cauying either Of tiom, yet % BE- not
..n1isa.U.o ~ sli events cauvsss will elicit discus
ut the great questions issue, end secI will be
..Hca u..y hereafter yield good FRUIT Alexander n. ~
utt iu one. and IN. Ballard Preston Allen r. Coper-
1 me otlcf. eoai notiaI make impression upon
iae sii.o MOD the elects Vt Which, Il not immediate,
eil b, Is,sslio visible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

IyulAy WAFs- copy the following from the Platte
MO- Argus OF The Sih inst
lctor nom Aichson county, Gays desperate battle &C.
cured few days since, between the Otoes aud Nemahas
IN which i've # the latter killed. During the
ab5ence Of the Pawnees hunt the Sioux entire des-
troyed toe village Of the former The bs seem ali 10 be
disposed for war with somebody
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

u The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
american wrilcs the 3l7 uIL hat wss rumored thar
Gsa. Games u.s ~nc5n 90 fie War Department. avowing
h.msei 90 be ,he fnsnd % whom Cen lay,r ID lessed
he letter, ard By whom published. Ho rives HE
reasons for - doing.
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valuable New Books AT Auct,ou.
For One IIeeL DIM. -

Ihis EVENING. at O'Clock, Store afjonng Mr. T. y 49,.
Gun store We VIII Sc ataucpn, arge anI choice a.
STANDARD and Miscellaneous hooks us, ffc ic Nsg 81
The sales wall continue fra few evenings only SieS-
" Meaoer. Of the Legislature aud the pubta Eop,,.r, So To-
Ned 10 call and examine the durn4 The ' 81"
INiOhs a BROTHER Aust.
~ cargo sale of CardcnaS B,oIas>r, =, ~
which We ask the attention Of De iers ~ "'''ne' 10
hE DUNLOP NONCIrREk Cn A.
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IE1mE BATTLE OF LlRE-Dokcn,, No,

l. ~ ifNs WI AfiN ff--fft'FfWa lNfW
- sT0hI vbeb no.. By ~. Ia stesmsTressysd a. the
Eteh1nre bookstore nsm few copiss only P,es
Z ats0
Pal W. " bombeY A. s,n CPfffHER Arsnt.
80 Undsftls ETehsutr.
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IL We glad 70 that the Wings both in tho North
en Neck ana Eastern Shore counties Of the Acc-msc
gees ona, District 10 motion. They owe b., TO them
selves TO restore the "Blnner District t, m legitimate DO
s'n7n in ;He Wink ranks al the mex, election and We do
not doubt that they wii accomplish the work
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Rr. CharIas Cor,,.

appears By his card tina, Mr. Bez Brown one Of The
PIesen; Delegates from Alternate, decline. r, -election
Mr.. Browns seiNcos would be cheoriuly coutinuod but
should he adhere to the determination eXpresscd IN b
card Of withdrawing Dr. CHARLLs CARTER OF Charlotes
vile is respectfully nded fill the vacancy which
Wi merely accrue Dr. Carter - gentleman who has
been too long and aSorably known the citizens of Al
marie 10 need any euogy IN this place. Every zach
whIg, as firm as the rock OF Gibraltar and unvaryng
the sun n his course he has for years stood among The
foremost in the Wing ranks, dug faithful and efficient
battle, through good and through evil report through sun
shine and through sorm Token all IN all ne is such
man as Al5emare may delight to honor with her conf
deEce. MANY WINGS
II sc0,,sylle Times" and Virgins Ad .ocate re-.
ques.ed TO cory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

~ led Of hns and hani,ams sua d. cot an. b,
fsfa shsd - ealing Il No. H. JUDAH NYER4
6H NJ ~ srst
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Kew Publications..

Mr.. Fisher ,uncsr lAe Exchange has cent Us the 4fh
par, Of Dckens's serial work, "Dombsy son"-and an
entire ie story. e singular beauty and interest," from The
pen. which have read as Congress parsed the
Bill lat heat" entitled THE Bl,t.e Of Life, Love
-f.-y.v
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5amc- River q Nanawba Company.

Jnmc- River q KaHawba Company.
THE Company met asi ga', asrceaby q, obi ,arnm,u'.
and Dr. John Lrockenb.5ngl u1r .1.l.d to tc chair -
No ga rum appeanny. ho moeras Adjourned until Tus
Euyfya, ai o'clock.
'f- Tho iihEsoSloss uf, here rc mere announce
nsn' vn in1uI- them crowded audience .tits odd Pei,
love SELDOM Tonight $40 Advertisements
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

H'iHs chips Indiana and A'absna called rsr New
York on te ao.h u.t s1 r. s. troops ior Bp1gs Santa.
no.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

IL The Norfolk Couri.r states, the authority OF an
Old friend OF General Taylor, who has recently seen and
eon'ersed with him, tia, "Old Rough Ready" is
stauneh teetoialier not having drank glass OF the az
dent" for twenty ) ears.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

j. Monroe Edwards the accomplished iorger, whose
ral years excited much interest died al, the
Sing Sing prison in New York which he has been ever
since confined, last Friday, Of consumption
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

Nlb6lNlA: At Rules held ln fh, CIrk's
'mce o. h crcrr suf or Com oi Law a-s a. ,,.,y hi,
hnesHgham CounJ, rn Mordiy. che ti dy Of ua.f, a.
hnuhsw 4. Cor frT -'' '"
fTlinst ID. o..
tlhr r,is, NJ. u" '"'"'"V'
IN ofittdan John PIE t0t havf Cd he rsrfsr e -
gVta s'cur acco ding 20 ne Act Asu Div ard m ~ 10
us e1tH and psaung " satisfactory nat f IL not
~ inhAti tn of hs county Its oidcied that the - H ,t
deiendnn do pear ~ The rule 10 he hnien Tor ~ M r. me-, a.
ne hhh Monday IN March anaser the bin nj IA o.. ~
AND that eopy o. ne order be twith INFER 81 Il, - -
rafe puhshed IN NJ cry Of cfrnond for Two IN ,ntts
w. snd POSED ~ ne front DOR ms urhou.. ofb e,
c0py-Tsst.
H'-"'" ELDagDoE c &C,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

u The New York Herald thu; Captain Voorhees,
OF the Navy, who was suspended years since has
been restored 20 his former rank.
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House of Delegates.

MONDAY, req u, lciI.
A communication received from the Senate stating
that thst body had passed number OF bills with amend
ments-the amondnen were concured by the House
The SrkAxKR laid before tho House communication
from the Governor enclosing the Quarterly Statements Of
the Condition Of the Exchange Bank Of Virginia and
branche, on the 3lst OF December, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

~ We hope the shenaudoah Sentinel will report yba,
success the recruiting officer Woodstock has ME, with
in Obtaining soldiers for the We are anxious to vim
dictate the patriotism OF the Tenth Legion which i. now
somewhat under cloud. Let US hear from you, Mr. Sem
incl, q, your earliest convenience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-02

ruEspAY MORNING. rEBRUARY 3. Is.z.
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an, a DESIRABLE FARM ron SALE.

WISH ~ sell my Farm called WoruuuuPNr.
BinE thn Rc uond Fr cucks'urz Dot rr ga Road
Nv The County ncnrrr, nt's fom uit tt, cpn.ains
four hundred and, 'Ine hu1irri ut,.1 ~
yinf ~ which about 100 a,t.r t IA a..
and o t lion bcaviy tnh' rdoue h.nid tr e.. t,v.
been COZ dove atda Boz 90 cet %! prtpsU Il b
~ rsd of the q isina ghaac ofInpfs.u e. r,.
Of except metioF of ny fcfrs sid rst ,I nina,
ha bccn lew md and ne who'll etrspi a , %
is in eovfr about 't 90 oruis NJ Cusno ave tre az,
part of o. Tho hll firtfbr TN, ouch 80 NE.
and GOOD ~ wa''f a'pn'sn ont ss rpI ~ no., boz . "A t-
there beng Doe Spfg ord 100 puup. ard I'm sts- ia ~ ne
sap'rnce ~ crt auucfs @, ssy ufit o. BE- as l.s. nj.
any h"l mo" ~ WI ioi viii t fa., or Ifs t rf .rr.
'ani hnd .f0w he inrtH.scr credit a. be- ,nv.
ing mc tle D. gii itirf Itet. .. 49,
Richmond. FtLvg uru--fg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-12

majority for Governor is 66U. las
big majority in the House is thirty, anu In 'n'
.,;e ave. The weather is very pleasant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-12
AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Ian n HUM. tOkN. OBbBG oC.t
1T .7UCTION.
pY virtue OF a decree OF The County Court OF
u Henrico, pronounced on The l3lhd day Of Sep
TENDER, 1889, will be sold al public auction,
%('1Ahout rss1re,) On the premises, on Friday, The
l5Ia day ot October, iS47, the plantation now
occupied BY Robert NJ. Pullism, lying and being
in The county OF Henrico, on The Meadow Bridge
road, one ami one-fo-rth miles from The city OF
Richmond, adjoining the lands Of Thos. 8. Car
ter, Adolph Dill and others, containing abont 256
acres OF land, on which there is good dwelling,
with seven rooms, a large barn, corn house,
kitchen, ice house, &c also. an orchard ofabout
800 apple and peach Trees, cot choice variety
1ine-sop and lowry apples,) with a well Of fine
wafer. Said land is level, Of clay bottom soil
and susceptible OF the highest state OF improve
menl-aboul ,wo-thiIds OF which is well wooded,
with oak and pine timber, 4 1000 cords OF wood
could be cut OF of said land TIE neighbour
hood is desirable and the situation as healthy as
The mountains of Virginia. Said land is admit
ted by all 10 be the most desirable in the neigh
borhood. Terms: one.,hird in cash and the bal.
ancc in two equal payments OF II and "a months,
with bonds bearing interest from day If sale and
a deed Of trust 10 secure The deferred payments.
Will be sold al Inc same line and under the
same decree, for cash, about thirteen acres o. The
same tract, enclosed by Adolph Dill, Esq.
SAM'L I. PULLIAM,
BARTHOLOMEW SLADE,
Commissioners
Also, nj The same time, October 18th, Is47,
will be sold for cash, all Inc household and ki,ch-
en- furniture, farming utensils, $50 bbls. corn, fod-
der, hay, cows, &c, SC.
HODGES, ROY g. PULLIAM,
Sept. 22-d&rtds Anctioneers.
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HAVING taken u lease on the Tavern, &c, at Anne
IL liza Court House, for q term Of years, again offer
for sale the Plantation on which ! now reside, lying In
Amelia county, one mile West of DennlsVllie, contain
In < three hundred and sixty acres, with q comfortable
Dwelling House with five rooms, four with IRE places,
and all necessary outlIouses, with an excellent Garden
and Yard, newly and neatly enclosed, win extensive
Apple and Peach Orchards oi choice frnH. lhe Plan
tation Is divided into three fields, which produce good
crops Of grain, &C.; lies very level, and IL admirably
adapted TO improve on. Ii has about seventy acres of
excellent Wood Land, ind q plenty Of old field Pine.
II has on il n Steam Saw Mill, built in The best man.
ner, with all the modern improvements; aud, | think |
can safely say, ii is The best Saw Sill ever saw. The
Engine Is ten horse power, huilt in the most simple
and hest manner, with two boilers twenty feet long
twenty two inches diameter; II has been but little used,
and is nearly as good rs new.
The Engine drives the saw ably tllrou III logs Of any
size, and will crit, with proper management, two thou
sand feet per day. and requires about one good wagon
load Of wood per day.
The management OF tho Engine Is very simple, and
any smart negro will learn IL In a few days. The saw
Mill will be sold either with or without thr land, and
can be moved and put up anywhere without much cost.
The subscriber will attend, if desired, 10 putting IL in
operation for any person who may buy il; a Grisi Mil
may lie attached 10 IL with very little cost. This Mill
Ia n very valuable piece of property, and will clear
from six TO eight dollars per day. Any one wishing TO
buy, can see il in operation any day.
The Plantation can he bought for three dollars and
fifty cents per acre; and the Saw Mill with all lis fix
lures for one thousand dollars; mud the Engine alone
for eight hundred dollars; iti5 well calculated for coal
pits.
For further particulars. address the subscriber, Dem
nisville Post Office, Amelia.
Sept. l4-cW5Ws John A.. JETE.l.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
PREMIUM SALAMANDER
. SAFES.-At The late Fair Of the American
ksi,uie, The frs, Premium Medal was awarded 10
Gayler for The best Double and Single Sala-
Under Safes. Gayler's Double Safes are beyond
|oub, FIRE proof; and his improved Single Safe
,fectually resist more intense heat thar any
Ei single safe now in use; they are made en-
BIZ Of wrought iron, and a uon-conducling fre
b, composition, and are furnished with his
k,rved secure Detector Lock, or with locks OF
Inscription. Over four thousand OF Gayler's
lis are now in use 10 New York and other
f,cipal cities and towns throughout the Union.
r. han one hundred have passed through the
pr Orleal, ef~fectually preserving their contents.
kN rear, a Ia public test of Safes in N. York,
BRING which Gayler's. Rich's and Herrins's
MIXERS Pateni) Salamanders were subject 10
P,ly.four hours extreme heat, Gayler's was The
sa.e that delivered It's contents %uninjured,
sohers being reduced to "MASS OF BURN
EG CHARCOAL"
cJ. Gayler's Salamander Safes, OF any d.
s'sicns required by merchants, jewelers., or
tecords or other public Offices, made 10 order.
samples Of the above Safes may be examined
he Offices Of The Virginia Fire and Marine
alance Co., Messrs. Warwick, Brother &
Mr. C. w. Purcelrs, Mr.. Ro. Fl. Maury,
.o.ce OF the Republican and al The Bookstore
as Agent DRlNKER & MORRIS.
o., ID
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OHcc.

Nc. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICIl-
~ MOND. VIRGINIA..
Let all the world say what, they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
THE CAPITAL OF $4,000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. Of sussex Lottery, Extra, No. 10:
Is % 6 Z G5 81 4 50 40 al SO % 60.
Half, Most Is %, the Capital Prize Of 1000.
Half, Nos. 81 So 60, another small one. sold and paid
by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesbure, Extra, No. 81, Oct 8:
50 go 50 so Q 81 81 10 ls.
Half, Nos. 50 81 s., } Two more, sold and paid by
Nos. 8 10 ST. STRATTON.
yDraw wing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass GA:
% 81 63 50 &c 81 Is 81 8 "A II 80.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, Glass 40:
90 80 | SO % 81 So I6 - Is SIS So 10 SO "a.
Halt Nos. 80 80 SIS, a CAPITAL, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Alcxandria No. 65. Capitals 1922, 600,
5000, 1000, $500, 2.35s, Is of 600, &c. rs Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets SIS; halves . SO; quarters l 25.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 81. Capitalist
Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; ours. 9 so.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. Al. Capitals: So
600, 5000, 1000, 800, l,255, 5 of 1000, &C. rs Nos,
70 drawn. Tickets So; halves I so; quarters rs cts.
4,500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl
FRIDAY-Leesburs, Extra, No. 81. Capitals 81.
500, 1000, 600, 400, &c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves50 c.; quarters csc.
The most Brilliant Lottery ercr drawn In The
IH.I-I 49,
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FOR SALE.

A T PUBLIC AUCTION, TO the highest bid
II der, atOraEge Courthouse, on MONDAY,
the 25;h October, that being Court-iay, 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 oil The best land
on The original tract, now richly taken in clover;
and there are As acres in lois for tobacco, in The
finest state for The planter; the remainder is in The
best kinds Of timber, such as locust, some ches-
nut, oak, hickory, ard all the usual growth Of The
South. ives, mountain land. 1t is we'll watered.
There are no Improvements on il except tobacco
pens. There is a beautiful cite Tor a dwelling
house, elevated, bu, easy OF access, and level on
top.
vii! sell il as a whole tract, Iii would make
delightful homestead or | am willing 10 divide
it so as to suit purchasers, provided they willtake
it all. The fencing is principally al 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 or Subtitle land 10 be sold for one
,hird of the purchase money paid down IN cash,
and a credit OF one, TWO and three years Tor The
residue OF The purchase money, IN equal install
ments, secured BY bonds, with approved personal
.-...i.y, and o isoi u srast on he land 10 secure
The payment Of The bonds as they become due.
FRANCES 4. BARBOUR,
EYeculrix and Devisee OF The late
Judge 2. p. Barbour.
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
L owned by Isaac Read, Esq nj Kan.wha, and my
self. This Estate lies In the county OF Prince Edward,
on Bufaloe, Fort and Falling Creeks, 81 miles from
Hampton Sydney College, ri from Prince Edward
Court house, and 3 miles from the town of Farmville.
Il contains about 900 acres, Of which about lan acres
are low grounds Of choice quality, and there Is an am.
pie quantity Of wood and plant land. 4 large proper
tion Of the high land Is rich anc in Il high state of iui-
provement,c clover and plaster having been extensively
used.
Mill, recently repaired, with three run OF stones. The
water power is ample, and may be doubled, II desired,
without much expense. The Mil, since ! have owned
il, has made as much as 300 bhIs. of toll grain in one
year.
The nearness of this Estate 10 good markets makes II
desirable property, and well worth the attention OF per-
sons wishing To buy profitable lands.
The overseer, living on the premises. viii show the
land 10 any person wishing 10 see II, and commnnica-
lions by letter, on the subject, may be addressed TO me,
al Farmville, where | reside.
r,.,,;tta nrt I l2i7 -s0,
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Education,

THE Winter Session OF my School will commence on
L the LIST Of November next, and close on The last 0i
April thereafter, making a session Of six months. The
course Of instruction and study v designed fully and
thoroughly To prepare young men for The junior class 10
College, or for immediate entrance on the duties of life
The English department Is adapted and intended Il
give the pupil a thorough knowledge Of Geography
Grammar, History and Mathematics.
The Latin and Greek Languages studied very tho
roughly and critically, constant reference being had Ia
such nu xiliary works as are adapted 10 excite the in
teresI of the student, and To furnish his mind with use
full and practical information. Particular attention Is
paid To the habits and manners of the youth. Rcli-
sious instruction daily given, and much care taken Ia
secure the proper observance nf the Sabbath We can
accommodate five or six additional boarters.
TERMS:
Board and tuition, SIS
Tuition, Ia
For session Of six months, payable in advance. Adj
dress Cumberland Court house. WIN. N. PAGE.
Oct 5-cw4w
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COMMISSIONERS SALEOF LAND,
MILLS, TANNERY, &c, IN GOOCHLAND

THE undersigned, as Commissioner appointed by a
i decree Of the County Court of Goochland, in the
case Of Fowler and others vs. Shelton and others, win,
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of November, l847, at
Gooehland Court house, offer for sale, by public auc.
tion, TO the highest bidder, that portion of the lands Of
the Estate Of the late Col. Joseph Shelton, In the coun.
ty Of Goochland, which has been allotted 10 the heirs
Of the late Major Thomas Shelton. The tract contains
about $50 acres, a portion superior meadow, with IN
abundance of wood for the support of the place, and at
tachcd TO which Is that valuable Grist and Flour Mill
known as "Shelton's Mill" The Mill Is situated on
IN unfaiiing stream, in command Of an extensive Gus
tom, which II must retain, as there is no other mill in
the ncighborhood. The principa, works are Of iron,
which will render material repairs unnecessary for
years. There is also on the land a Tannery, now In
successful operation. It Is believed to be a GOOD stand
for q Store, Smith Shop, &c.
deem II unnecessary to mer rate the advantages
Of this property Ia detail;-purchasers are invited 10
examine il. The property Is situated on the White
Hall road, within two miles Of Micajah Panish's, and
seven miles shove GooehlaHd Court house. The pro.
perry rents this year for $3.50. In the hands of an en-
i~erprising proprietor, Its value would be greatiy en-.
HANGED.
TERMs-A credit of one and two years, except as to
costs Of sale, &C., will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, and The tito being re.
talned as further security, Is directed by the decree
but II 10 probable one third OF the purchase money will
DO required in hand, and the balance in two annual
payments, secured as above.
w. 8. FOWLER, Commissioner.
Goochland, Oct. IL, l847.-ctds