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About 10 o'clock we visited the beautiful grove on the
heights of Georgetown opposite to Mr. Carriers residence,
where we found assembled large number of the Sab
bahschoo children, of both sexes, principally from
Georgetown, and from this city, with their teach
ers parents, friends, and visitors 1t joyous and
animated scene. comprising 1900 1900 people They
were variously and agreeaby employed. Nor is this
mode of celebrating the day without its permanent and
moral effects. thousand agreeable associations are
formed with the anniversary of our independence to make
it dear TO the young, and to sink IFS memory deeper in
hearts From this busy spectacle adjourned to the
Catholic college at Georgetown, where we found re-
spectacle company of all sects and parties assembled to
enjoy the speeches which delivered in the college,
and to participate of the cordial hospitality of its bount
full board.
The members Of the Philolemic Society of the Catho-
lie college at Georgetown celebrated national ami
versary yesterday, in highly credabc and appropriate
manner In the morning, the spacious and beautiful
grounds OF the College thrown open to the public
AT one O'Clock, numerous audience assembled in the
College hall An excellent band Of music composed al
most entirely of amateur performers, from among the
the students themselves gave animation and interest to
the proceedings The Declaration of Independence was
read after few appropriate Introductory remarks, by Mr.
De Blanc of louisiana of the members of the soce-
~ The elocuton Of this young gentleman was clear
and graceful that much surprised TO learn that
when he entered the college, three years ago. he was
able TO speak word of English The Grafton was de-
vered by Mr. Donegan, Of Alabama, also pupil OF the
college, and of the members of the society His per-
Torrance was marked by maturity of Judgment and
force of expression which reflect much credit upon the
course of education through which he had passed. and
augur well for his future oratorca effort
was, indeed in all respects, highly creditable produc
ton After the oration the numerous invited guests OF
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Successors 10 JIG. Gregory e. Coz
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Oh ''a'UruHy, 'V'H July, -
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class g, draws.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.


PURSUANT III 4 decree al the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and chancery for the county al Monroe III
the State Of Virginia, PRONOUNCED the iih day Of
May, 1871 in the cases Of caperon's Executor asiinsl
John ID. Lewis. ana others. defendants, ant Dunlap
against r defendants Tie undersigned, tomni's-
sioners, VIII expose IL sale, Al public aucfior, 70 the
highest bidder, upon The premises, on credit OF onr,
two and three years on THURSDAY, The Both day I'll
Sri-mbrr next, that beautiful and valuable Esiatr-
THE SWEET SPRlSGS-and tie lands appurirnant
thereto M III the county 81 Monroe, ard extending
INTO lir county II A,rshary. This property l. sna.
TED ~ most eligible position for watering place The
Spring rises ~ one Of the most beautiful and pleasant
valleys IN the mountains Of Virginia. and i unsurpaSs
ed IN lis delightful summer climate varied and sublime
scenery, ana luxurious ana beautiful bathing establish
ments. II Is distant twenty three miles frum C"vng-
ton, the place designated the head If navigation
The James River Canal and IL is believed viii br either
on or within few miles Of the central improve
ment Of The State, conEerin. the James with the Ohio
river.
Tie land is Of very superior quality an, The improve
mentS are sufficient for the accommodation al SEINE
three or r hundred persons. There Is located this
property Brick Hotel, 2iu feet long and three stories
high, containing dining room 100 ieeI long and forty
feet Wide The other houses for The accommodation o.
visitors consist Tor the most part Of cabins.
The Sweet spring Tract prcper-en'bracins the I'M
provrlenS, and containing acres-wi rrst br sold,
then the residue Of The lands, III such lots or parcels a
may best sun the convenience Of purchasers. aud most
enhance the amount of sales. The purchasers al The
Real Estate viii he required 10 give bond and security
Tor the purchase money, aud The tile Ill be retained
until The purchase money is paid.
There will also be- seId the same tine and place,
by said Commissioners, all the Household AMI Kitchen
Furniture al. and belongin. the Sweet Springs con-
sisng Of such vaetyas necessary watering places
The Furniture will be sold for cash.
As property Of this description and value l. but sell
dom in the market, the Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention nf Capitalists 10 this adver-
tisrment, and would beg leave suggest, that joint
stock company might be- formed, and adsana.euis.y
invest III this property.
JAMES l.. WUODvltIE, cou,,
HENRY MASSlE, e'' "
July 20-caawam
I-r The Richmond Wing, National lnielisencer
and Charleston Courier requested 10 copy.
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TRUST AND COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND & SLAVES,

OF VALUABLE LAND " SLA YES,
IN TIE COUNTY or ALBEMARLE
10y virtue of two deeds al Trust, from James Ross 10
- the late Hugh NJ. Patton, and the undersigned ,
William j. Roberts, who is Surviving Trustee, one al
them dated on the lath day Of September, $780, the
other the oh day of July, lsii and both recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Aibenarl-
and, by virtue OF decree oil the Circuit superior Cont
oil Law and Chlncery for the County Of SpolsyvaBI3
made on the Isl day Of October 1876 in the case Of
James Richie and others against James Ross and 9th
in which decree The undersigned. George Carr and
Richard &. l.. Moncurr, were appointed Commission
err 10. the purpose therein mentioned, We WILL on The
9Th day Of September next. nliat being Abrmarle
Court day., IL fir, u noi The next alr day, IN front
q. the Court house. III The town of Charlottesville, o.
fer for sale, II public auction for cash. the Land and
Slaves conveyed by the said deeds and another deed
from said Ross 10 Lawrence. w. Berry, III said decree
mentioned, either Of Them Tor much Of the SAID
property be necessary la satisfy the purposes
said ers aud decree consisting Of all thai part o. the
Estate Tract Of Land called Benhe!m, in the county
of Abrinarle, which lies on The East side of the Main
county road containing 800 acres more or less, Tex
crpr that portion ii the sad land containing 2l2 acres,
more less, which was released 10 said Ross By Ill,
said Patton aud Roberts, by deed dated the 2ls day
Of IIly, 1913, and recorded in The Clerks Office afoTe
said-and except another portion of the said land,
which, since The execution Of the said deeds has berI
sold and conveyed 10 Andrew Stevenson, by deed r.
corded in the Clerks Office afufrslid.l Also thirty
three SLAYER, mentioned and described In Tie said deed
of trust dated on the Both day Of Jny 1871, and their
increase since the execution 0f that deed, or such 81
the said Saves and increase may he YET living The
land be- sold aforesaid consists OF three convenient
divisions, or tracts.
One Of them, the "Mill Tract" contains about s,s
acres. The greater part Of IL ~ red South west Noun
tam land, lies well, Is vel. waered has an abundant
supply of timber, and would make very desirable re-
sidence II is about nine miles from Charlottesville
and ten from Scottsvllle
Another, the sQuandary Tract" contains about 5I2
scres--red Southwest Mountain land-equal 10 any
highland III the couny-about nine miles from Scots
VILE and eleven from Charlottesville.
The other tract contains about 9l9 acres and would
make an cxceen, Sheep Farm, there being an abun-
dance Of meadow ard highland to range upon.
WM. J. ROBERTS, Surviving Trustee.
GEORGE CARR, lcn,;.s,,.,,
n. g. l.. moNcuRE, COMMISSIONER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
j +. m, Clarke.

ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN TIE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND Va.
CLARKE distributed last MONTH In his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold lnre
urge Capital Prizes than any other vrndrr in the Uni
ted States, having sold capitals of S 600 nr 600
Gof 10000 of 5000, Is or, O0o and II of 900. Most
Of the fortunate holders are still living witnesses Of The
fact Address, postage free.
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST, ls47.
36GG6 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. &c, for ls47. To he
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, An gust 7th 7s No
Lo,tery-l4 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: sac COG
1000 40 OF $780, SO of 20O $50 OF l50 &C Tickets sI0
halves S; quarters so.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, No G3, for lSi7 To be drawn al
Jersey City Aug. H. Is drawn Nos. out Of 7S Grand
Scheme che e. Of o9S 10 1000 9'5 COO 900
$40; halves 5; quarters so.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS, for 1897 TO be drawn
Aug. llth. 60 No Lottery--l0 Drawn Ballots Grand
Scheme: s30,O0O, 10000, 5O0O 1900 o;lG0 of $780,
10 Of 00o 30 of 5o0 % Of 3oo ETC. Tickets s0 halves
S; quarlers2 so.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass So for 1877, To he drawn
Aug. ast. rs No. Loiery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme 500 900, 1000, 10000 5000 35OO 500
a2s5, 1000, IS Of 1000, SO of $780, ETC. Tickets sO
halves S; quarters 2 SO.
100000! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 81, for ls47, 10 he drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. 3d. az No Lollrry-l3
drawn ballots. Brilliant Scheme: s4o,OO0 10000 TO-
Co., s000 5000, 5000. 2,7G5 80 prizes OF OOO 60 of
6O0 90 of 400. i2s Of 300, etc. Tickets s0 halves s.
quarters Q so.
@ Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
es In the above Schemes addressed the undersgn-
ed attended to by return Of MALL and, when requested,
an account of the Drawings forwarded so soon
ceivrd. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Aug. 2 Richmond Va.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
liam bcrt,s OMce,

On Fourteenth Street, pnder the Exchange Hotci
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
aud the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker in the Office ION l4th
street. under the Exchange iutrl,) formerly occupied
by D. NJ Hoyi, and recently by E. b. Pendle,on.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which j. w.
Maury & Co. (sucCrssors To Gregory CO.. are the Ma
nasers, always for sale In the greatest variety.
l- The drawings of all tlir Northern Lotteries will
be received by Telegraph and will generally reach here
about O'clock, r. NJ Sales will close tat this olfr)
al 4 O'Clock.
Commencing the month well.
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 80, Ausa
GO 10 G2 Al 10 Al 81 IA % 81.
Whole Ticket, Nos. "A Al So Three Capitals sold
Mos Mos Is Is Il Il ss44 IN one IAM %i'sIyi ~
70 80 80 II 40 IS ST % ii Ct i 10 S Is.
Whole Tickets is % %, Capitals sold by ,,r
TO-DAY.
TUEsDAY-Ths Alexandria Lottery, Class NJ AZ 49,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capital slG,OOO
so Nos, ~ drawn Tickets s.; halves . So; quarters
1876
WEDNESDAY-Grnd Scheme. The New Jersey
Lottery, Class No. 81, drawing expected "Wednesday
evening. Capital S25, 900. 10 Nos. Is drawn. Tick
cts s.; halves 4; quarters ?.
TnURsDAY-The Va; MononsaIia Lottery, A., Class
No. 81. Capital $1,000. 7s Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
g. 50; halves 25; quarters 6a els.
FRlUAY-Doar Lottery. To be drawn in Richmond
at half past O'Clock, the Virginia leesburs Lottery
Extra Class No. %. $4,000 Capital IS Nos Is drawn:
Tickets 81; halves SO cts; quarters IS cts.
SATURDAY-Anolher Dollar Lottery. Drawing
will he received AT O'Clock, sales close al i =
The Sussex, Delaware Lottery Extra, Glass No. 63-
Capital $4,000 rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets sl halves
so cents; quarters IS cts.
Also-A Rich Scheme
36,666 DOLLARS! 1888 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 49, Tor 1917, TO be drawn
Saturday, August 7ih. IS Number Lutlery--l4 Drawn
Ballots Splendid Przes s6, 6G6, 1899, 6G6G, 4l75,
a,00O of $50, of .25o OF 900 III Of 500,
so Of 200, $50 ofl5O, &C. Tickets slO halves s. quar-
tiers 80.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass No. 10, for 1917, Ia be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, Aug. Il. 60 No. Lot
tery-lO drawn ballots Brilliant Scheme: 100000,
10 600 5000 $780, > Gl Of $780, 10 Of 900, 20 Of
500, 20 of 300, &C. &c. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters
2 so.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash prize
tickets In NJ 4 Co.'s Lotteries, puEcuaIly attended TO-
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
liberal discount On package sales.
Prizes cashed al sight.
Df- kecollect No. 3"1'here's luck in odd numbers.
says Rory O'More"
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
Aug No. g. Exchange Place.
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Strafl0n,s Office

StrattOn's Office,
NO. $, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RlCII-
~ MoND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS The man.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, No. A, July 81:
20 90 . 60 10 SO 3 Iii 30 ia ~.
Whole, Nos , % 30, prize OF 81 900, Two more,
Ticket, Nos. ? 8 CO. 200, which be
live are worth having, sold and paid by sTRArTON.
Drawn Nos. or Lresburg, No 80, Aug =:
TO Is 62 ii Is al So II & p3 81.
HALF Nos. 81 A 81, sll auolher, sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARSi 5000 DOLLARS,
0 ESsDAY - No. As. Capitals :-slG,-
10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters %.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 81. Capitals =
sa5,oU0, $500, 1900, o,OGO IL of 5ou 10 of OO0
ters2.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
900, 2,OO0 ,4g0, &c, Sc. 7s Nos, l5diawn Tickets
81 so; halves IS; quarters Ga cts.
1900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Leeshnrg, Extra, No -. Capitals ST.
900, 1000, sou, &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn Tickets <!
halves SO c.; quarters IS C.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-sussex, Extra. No. G3. Capitals =
$4,000, 900, GOO, &C. ii Nos, IL drawn Tickets 81;
halves So cts.; quarters % cts.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
36,666 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class III, TO 10 drawn at Alex
andria on Saturday, August It'll, 1877. Is Nos, IA
drawn ballots. Grand Capitals: SAG GGG, 3as3, 666,
49, OF 1900, of $780, of $50 of 200 40 al
500. so of eOO $50 Of $50, etc. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quaitcrs2 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, Class g. TO be drawn At Jersey
City, Aug II, 1877. IS Nos, Is drawn. Grand CAPT.
tails S35, GOO, TO- 900, 5000, 255 1900, aO00 300
10 OF $780, 10 of 500 10 Of 800, &C &c. Tickets $40;
halves s; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS
dria on Saturday August iih 1877 20 Nos, TO drawn
Grand Capitals $4,000 ~ 1000, 900, $500, l60 .
Of 500, 10 of 900, 20 OF 500 20 of 800 etc. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters 50.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 n. STRATTON,
Aug. y RiclnOnd YIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
VALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES
For SAL

IJAyING determined 10 settle permanently in the
4 South, shall sell, on WEDNESDAY, The 18th day
of September, on the promises all my virginia proper
~, lying in the county Of Orange The several farms
mentioned below are subdivisions Of one tract contain
ing about son acres situated say miles from Racconn
Ford, on the Rapid Ann river, thirty from Frsaercss-
burg, and twenty from the Louisa Railroad Tie low
grounds stretch upwards Of TWO miles ON The Mountain
Run, which passes through the entire length Of thr
adapted to The virrinia slaplsseorn, wisat oats and
tobacco-and afford abundant materials Tor speedy and
permanent improvement, having an excellent vein Of
Limestone OF easy access running through ihen lhe
following farms compose the Iract-vlz:
TIE hfEADOWS.-This farm contains zoos acres,
and IL divided into suitable proportions Of meadow, up
land and woodland. II is susceptible OF high improve
ment, contains very comfortable dwelling house, tho
roughly and newly repaired and painted with suitable
ont.buidngs, stables, sc. II is admirably adapted
either 10 age Or grazing ps se hs s,s nd ana
THE WTNDER TRACT contains 600 acres, next
above "The Meadows on Mountain Run-its proper
tions Of meadow, wood and upland being nearly Inc
same. II has n comfortable dwelling, upon II, &C.
BIRCHLAND TRACT contains also Zoo acres,
large proportion of which is bottom d. upon Noun
tain RIM Of the r; aayR al e sII from -
compac, form and its other advantages contains 465
GOSHEN contains lis acres, lying East of Mountain
Run, and is about equally divided between wood and
cleared land. ,,,
BRAZIER TRACT contains BY acres taoIoinihs Inc
Mcadows'') of fine land. -,
WOODLAND, as its nams implies, contains aI5
acres of timber land.
EThese several Harms, though lying together IN bo
dy are each furnished with all the elements OF nde.
pendeu, plantations the whole tract being surrounded
by four main travelled roads leading TO mliket IN dIi-
erent directions either Of which may be reached from
any of the farm, without crossing any other The I'M
provemen, Of the Rapid Ann River, which viii follow
The opening OF navigation upon the Rappahannock,
now very near ils complexion will furnish easy, safe
and rapid means of transportation for all The produce oil
the farms 10 Fredericksburg, and thence 10 any other
market by ship.
ses, will be sold about FIFTY NEGROES, including
many valuable hands, all the Stock, Crops, aud Farm
ing Utensils now there, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SAI.E.-The Negroes will he sold ior
cash. The Lands will be sold for one Jonr's eash-e
remainder in three equal annual payments, bearing IN
terest al 6 Der cent from day Of sale.
The Stock, Crops, &C viii be sold upon credit Of
twelve months carrying interest from date, the inter
est to be RENTED the amount OF sale be puncluay
paid. a.,
The lands will he shown BY Mr.. John Newma n, liv-
ing ON The premises, or by Philip Mallory. ESQ, who
lives adjoining. :. ..u.,,,,,o
act for me- and will give any information respecting
10 any wishing 10 plr,llsr. Ills address Is Orange
Cont house. 'Ae h3'pfs 'on'os'
Aug. 3-ltds
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W.P.Turpin's LoteeryOMcc
MO. 1oi EAST MAIN STREET, Ricsmon,
lN Virginia.

nj ". io1 GfhoA m1hiLN > NEE ntCfHtOTH,
lS Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST.
36,666 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass Al, for lSd1, To be drawn
Aug ~ No. Lolery-l4 drawn ballots Splendid
Scheme: $50 666, II, $685. Ge6, 4l75 or 20t0 Of
500 1850 OF 200, 10 Of 500, 80 Of 2G0 $50 Of $780,
&C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery, No Co. 70. Is47, 10 be drawn at
Jersey City Aug. IL. Is drawn Nos out Of 7s. Grand
Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 5,OOo 3a55, 22OO 900,
1900 10 of 500, 10 Of 500, 10 Of $780, &c. Tickets
$40; halves S. quarters2 So
10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Class 40, for 1917, Ia he drawn
Aug lith. 60 No. Lottery, 10 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme: $4,000, 0000, soon, $500, I6O prizes
of $780, 10 of 900, 90 Of 500, 90 OF 3O0 etc Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters2 SO.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass so, for 1877, to be drawn
Aug. 81. rs Number Lottery-l3 drawn hal,ois.-
Grand Scheme O,0eu, 2J,OO0 10000, 5000, 800,
$500 22S5 1000, 25 Of I,0u0 50 Of $780, etc. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters So
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 50, FOR 1877, to be drawn
al Alexandria, Saturday, Aug % il Drawn Nos. our
OF 70 Grand Scheme: prize of $40 900, &C. 900, TO-
600, 1000 5000 1000, 2,T0S 30 &c 900, 60 600, GO
Of AGO. lag Of 900, &C. Tickets SIG; halves s. quarters
= 80.
OF In addition 10 the above, there are smaller
Schemes-Capitas ranging from $4,000 10 100000, and
Tickets from 81 10 S5-Lra~nss OF which received
daily.
Remlttances received free Of postage Drawings for
warded, when requested ~ snon as received.
Forsmaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Aug. w. P. TURpIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN KING
WILLIAM ElR SALE

DY virtue Of powers of attorney executed 10 mr. Of
ID fer for snle that valuable Tract Of Land, IN the
connty al King William, Known n JUliNSTONfS, ly-
ng IN the main road To FaZers Ferry, mile irnn
the Ferry, and six from King William Courthouse
IL vel, t,mberrd The buildings comprise good dwell
ling house barn. stable and other out houses. con-
siderable portion Of the is line meadow land, and
the whole IS susceptible Of easy improvement, as II
ahounds in marl Of The best qualify. There also
vera inr springs Of upon The place. The neigh
borlood is good, and a healthy rs any par OF the COM
gain will br offered. The tile 10 the property is per-
feet and will he conveyed with warranty 10 the pnr-
chaser. If is mol effected privately before Octo-
Der conrt will nj thai time be offered AT pubic ac-
ton. For particulars rs to terms, &C., application may
be made to Mr. William Gregory, at The Courthouse,
or 10 myself. l.. y. CaNNoa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
FOR SALE

A DESIRABLE FARM, situated in the county Of
n Louisa, two miles from TrevilIian's Depot, on The
Springs. II contains AS acres, about 300 acres OF
which under good cultivation, divided into five
fields all In clovof and most of ii quite productive Of
tobacco, wheat and cornr balance Of the tract is in
wood The Improvements consist Of good dwelling
house and all necessary out-hcuses, and IN good
condition. IL IL desirable residence for gentleman
OF the city, who wishes TO take his family to healthy
and genteel neichborhood during the sicky season
This land being In the immediate vicinity OF the Green
Springs which were years since much resorted to
by invaids from various parts of The State, many Of
whom can now no doubt bear testimony 10 their efica
cy Is much more valuable on that account Were these
Springs properly improved and arranged for the accom-
modaion of visters. it is believed will be the case,
an event this farm would he among the most desirable
in this part of the country. The terms and any further
information which may be desired will he afforded By
PHILIP II. JONES. Letters addressed TO him, al
Louisa Court house, ,sill be attended to.
Aug. 1-c2aWiM
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VARlNA FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUC-
TIGN

an The ID day Of September, lsi7 this valuable
~ Plantation, on James River, belonging To hr r.
tate Of Pleasant Akin deceased VIII be offered al pub
lie aucion II i UNNECESSARY TO describe Vatna par
lcuary, rs il ia known 10 he enc OF tr ne- farms ~
Virginia. containing about 200 acres, situated direct
" on The river ~ miles from Richmond by land, ami
80 BY water The land is in high state OF improve
ment, and admirably adapted 70, The cultivation Of
OC0 Iuse,s of heal and coo barrels of be
m ,de in one season There is good dwelling, with
ali necessary out houses, together With well Of excel
lent water on the mace.
of secdins crop Of wheat The Fall but absolute pos
session esono, be gwen until the lst Of January next
TERMS-A credit of ore, TWO and three years, equal
,nstaluen.s the puTchaser executing bonds with IN
douhred security and deed Of ru-i TO secure their
psymsn.. ~ ",
Petersburg, or 10 ANN VI AKIN,
July 3O-elds EIsculri1 Off Akin, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-03
LAND FOR SALE.

V1E subscribers offer for sale the tract Of land
4 which the late james Wyche resided, situated on
Tar river In the county Of Granville, North Carolina,
within twelve miles Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road, and containing 100 acres. About ehalf Is
woodland, and onef fourth Of the tract river low
grounds. There Two good DIV cling houses on The
premises and all other necessary buildings for farm
good order.
The above land is surpassed in fertility by few, II any
tracts this part Of the State, and 10 situated pi
sant and healthy neizhborhood.
Terms accommodating For further particulars al
dress the subscribers al Henderson, North Carolina
p w. WYcHE, r,.cu,o,s
July l3-rlf j. 4. WYcfIE, I