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Baiiey's syrup of wild Cherry.

r. S..-~ E .E- .
I1loR coughs, colds, asthma, influenza, whooping-
IL cough splitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases
BGileVs Sarspdria- all diseases arising from an
impure state of the bood salt rheura, scrona, kings
evil, chronic rheumatism dyspepsia diseases Of the
skin, bones, old ulcers, etc.
! Baiiev,s Feuer and dgue Resuedy-The most nvalu-
able remedy entirely vegetable Preparatonand sure
cure Re;.y,, Amer neym;fre-A sure extermnator
Of worms fom the system, ingeneral use throughout
the United States "is - s"''"i tA''h" " -'i'
Bgiiey's .'''ipaied Military ShGUang cseom-Iais
itself high reputation throughout the United States,
Canada and most parts Of the world.
Bailevs superior hsie1i6Ee E4k-With and without
the preparaon warranted ihe best article Of the kind
in Sss - 49,. .hyD,s s s;;, n.'t,. Z go 4,
country. ane at Wholesale and retail by '01 ''g[
T VIM. BAILEY. proprietor Of Potheearies Han,
~ Corner Of Fulton and Sands st. Brooklyn; and BY
c,,g., III s WILLIAMS HAYWOOD q Coon!9Gl
s-s,,. ,.,,,o.,, 3 Il, ,9fia3sia Raleigh, n. c..
July II, 1s47. -. -. ....l1..I 661-6m.
~Blanks fOrsalea at this OMce.-Eu
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North Carolina MERCHANTS.

AND OTHERS WISHING TO BuY GOODS TN N. Fl,
NUE respectfully invite, before making their pur-
wv .chases, to examine our stock of He6uy Hard
Asare comprising among other articles. the following
-, Cut and Wrought, Nails and SPikes.y Horse Nails,
Tacks Brads aud Shoe Nails, Hollow Ware. Oven
Mouths Sugar Kettles and Cauldrons, Cart and Wagon
Boxes Anvils, Vices, Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
Axes, Hatchets and Hammers, Shoyes and Spades
lina Hoes Scythes Scythe Stones and Sneads Cotton,
Wool and House Cards. Wood Screws Butt tiinges, Au-
gers and Qmlets, Sad Irons Waffle Irons, ell heels
Cast Iron Pumps, Gtindstones. Crank and Rollers.
Paint Mills. Platform and Counter Scales, Patent Bal
ances and Stselyards Molasses Gates, Cow Bells Door
Handles aud Bolted Latches 7tuetfne Scorers of the
most approved pateut, Sc, &C., all of which will be
sold At manufacturers lowest prices by their agents
~ ~. .,-n..-, ,..r.- THOMAS & FRANKLIN, 81
80 Water street.
New York, June 90, lS47. - ,669.2m.
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Thirty DOlIars Reward,

u Z Thirty Dollars REWARD ,hnee
ID ANYWAY from the subscribers' plantation. IN tie
II, County of Wake, N. c., my mulatto negro boy
Robert, between ls and 20 years of age between
and feet 10 inches hgh supposed to weigh about 140
pounds with bushy head hair hear that he has
lurking about Raleigh, or he may be about Chapel Hl
his feputed father, ffeetman tDavid Moore,l lives
who will bring him to at my house FFaok1in county,
securely and strongly confined. RICH'D WARD.
July 10th, 1S47. &c. ~ t-r-f.1 664-5tpd.l
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soda, Congress,s and smIPhMr yyateF.

soda, COnSresS, and Su1Phmr Water.
NKTE have had our Soda Water Apparatus thoroughly
wv repaired, by which we enabled to make that
delightful beverage in its pristine purty And with
the aid of Boston lee, and the yFups We arepTe-
pared to offer our friends something decidedly nice,
this Season. 7,.,. rear ,.s asf ss' i,4s 81
: We have Just received large supply OF CoNGREss
WXTER, in Quart and Pint Bottles and 2 Barrels
WHITE SULpHUR WArER, from the Greenbrier
Springs. in Virginia. A"@ 80
For such as desire to drink the Mineral Water, from
our counter, we will keep supply on Ice. ~ =
- - ! 80. PESCUD &; JOHNSON
Raleigh, May 81, Is47.s sas Il ara5g 3<r1 656.
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NOTICE.

aatigD .ssp 4 NOTICE. ~.
FENHE Subscriber takes this method OF inormlnSa 10
citizens Of Raleigh and vicinity. that he lneD Ss
continue his business Of butcheFing, and will aena
market on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday moln5 he
with Beef and Lamb Thankful for the paronssS ~ 10
his business stiI to merit liberal porion of the sam
would say to his country friends, that he pays ls Vii
ces for cattle, &C.. and hopes those who wish 10 SELL
can on n'H' 0e0re seihne elSe"ossf CALVIN JORDAN
July 20, l647, ia @;tt I:Sa 6o4-%"-
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Ten DOllars Rewardl.

will pay the above reward TO any person who
will deliver me my negro man GEoRcE, Or con6ne
him ia Jail so that get him. He left my plant&-
ton miles south west Of Oxford, onthe 3dsinsta;
he is M Abano, rs years old Of oFdinary stainre
stop, aud muscular he will perhaps ,eUdeavOs 70
pass for . free negro oE 2 white nan, l3q,lgQ
p oxford, Jaly Z. o1s47. In - nc sss-tf
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& waim's North CarOlina Justice, Con;
Common Law of this State, together with the hedecisons
of tue Supreme Court and all the most approved forms
and the ece and duty ofa Justice
of the Peace aud other public Ofcerss according to
modern practices the whole intended complete prac.
tca application of the Revised Statutes and late acts o
the Legislature Of North Csrolna, second Edition, en-
laged revised and coFrectsdr-pTiee S 90. 1at nal
Published and for sale by -.,.E., adj. s,sj
-'5I 81 .'..a7'i~- HENRY D. TURNER.
.er2's f.asnl5gu-ss $50 NC. Book Store, Raleigh.
r. March le. lS47. -. ucgs1 Il4sG 3di ga u1 645--
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nFFER for sale. for Cash, on approved credit, a
O1lOwest large ENG Well seieete0 nIs rs
DVa stuff WindnW Glass, Surgical Instruments russ
e. Perfumery, Brushes, Druggists Glass Ware, New
Chemical Preparations. Manufacturers Arhcies'
raonr which may be found the following:
Alcohol kTeosofe sf--a.-...
EIher LiQuorice
49, 49, Linseed OIL
1rTvv Roof Lunar Cans:ic
Aqua Ammonia Morphine
Am. Eor4ia MagnesiA
Antimony Mamma
ann.Ino Madder
Rorar Mace
RriTstoue Nutmegs
British Oil Nufgalls
Balsam Copaive Olive Oil
r. water Orris Root
Rlue V;trol Opium
Burgundy Pitch Oil Lemon
CroSrn Tartar Oil Bergamot
Camnhof Oil Almonds
C1Iomel Oil oraganum
Castor Oil Oil Norwood
CocbineaI Oil Peppermint
Chro1n Potash Oil WIntergreen
castiIe Soap Oil Sassalras
Chlori6 Of Lime Oil Cloves
I..1 cioyeS - Pot and Pearl Ashes
CO. Prussian Blue
ChamomIls Flowess Phosphorus
sT5n C.r5a AmmOni. Quick Silver
Dovsr's Powders RhubaFo
Epson Salts Red Leao
Emery Red Tartar
Flowers of Benzoia Sal Rochelle
Fanev SOAPS Spirits of NitTe
0um Arabie Sugar Lead
Gum Shellac Sweet OH
Gum C0pal @Sunac
! Gnm MyrEh Soda =
Gum Gambogs SIENNA
GSm Seammony Spirits of Turpentins
Gum Tragacanth Soda Powders D
GlaubeT Salts SeIdIfz Powders
GIua Tapioca
Iodine IrusSe5
Isinelass Vanilla Beans
Iceland and Irish Hloss VermIlion
Indigo White Vitrol
Jalap White Lead
Juiubs Paste Whiting, &c. sc.
DYE-srUFFs
Haywood Camwood Red Wood
Nicewood Fustic Ext Logwood
Copperas VerdIgns vi fItFlol
Red Sanders Brazil Wood
WINES, &c.
They have also Just received supply Of very old and
superior Wines French Brandy, Holland Gin, and Daw
sons celebrated Ale, from The house of Jacob Snder
Jr. Philadelphia. Also genuine Havsna Segas Black
Tea and few boxes lea of Tobacco, (known Ring
COLDS Pocket Companon) &c. &C., to which the at
lion Of purchasers is invited.
~ PESCUD & JOHNSON,
- e. Apothecaries and Druggists.
May IL. ls47. 654-
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July 20, , le4T,

A Good MILLER wanted. 3,
SHE Subscriber wishes to engage the services No
person need apply, unless he come wei TIonr
mended, aud can turn, out COED Merchantaoie: rI.
To such aMIller as will suit hint subscriber
- Wske coansYl lJsno 2s. is4Hllilo Il. 66ezt11
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Thomas A. Demill, of Washington, Beaufort county.
George McNell, of Fayetteville, Cumberland county.
Kemp P. Alstor, of Warrenton, Warren county
j. R. Sloan, of Greensboro Guilford eounty...-A
Richard N Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county. -.
And, at Meeting of the Directors held on the 18th
inst the following persons elected Ocers Of the
Company for the ensuing year, VIZ:
Josiah o. Watson, President. 25s-.sH 'sts '..
Albert B. Stith, Vice President, f-rLsig ora5t
Richard Smith, Treasurer, .s PIC. .ss... ~ e<k
: Theodore Partridge, Secretary, II r...5. ~.
i Weston R. Gales, 81 oi Y!''oIm bad I
sjshs.d ! ssi'S, ei!is Executive conHf't.''sa'..e2
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected Director Of
the Company, U;ee Hon. John H. Bryan, who declined
accepting the appointment; - -, 90, 9 ~ ...,-. =
Raleigh, Jan. IA, 1647. f..eta- g. rsnif!. 64I-y.i
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JUST RECEIVED,
Chatham Ranger's Notice.

WAS entered on the Rangers Book of Chatham
w County, n c., on. the 11th of May 1e47. by
Robert Window. living near the town Of Haywood, a
Sorel Horse, supposed 10 be Ia Is years DID, his left
hind feOt white above the hoof, valued dollars
JOSEPH HACKNEY, Ranger
Chatham county, 1S47. - ~ 6b4-
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NOTICE.

A the Annual Meeting ofthe Members Of the North
"A Ca rolina Mutual Insurance Company, held at the
Office of the Secretary January s, 1887, the following
persons elected Directors for the ensuing year. viz
s acton, Gales al Ralnirh Wake Comfy.
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,ad1eod aolo smoking Tobacco. il'V'-- sbti
10 Another supply Of Langofrs celebrated Smoking
I06dteO, this day receiVeaiat the .C Bookstore by
afs rfaisiss7 d eaoqTnq ssse, II. D.. TURNER
Raleighs March Is. og5svra1 hl1ae45-3.
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b rlar Highest Cash prices 90 =
GIvEN for OLD, CASTINGS, delivered At The
OROcKvrLLE FoUNnRY. 8. BURNS
Raleigh, July I, ls47. .66I-Im
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~ s,ai lshRevsJ.sJ. FaNoH; Principal, nan,ss,Gs2
Miss'C. BROwN, 1851 Z lsgapA
Miss A. S. TUCK Teachers.
yasqHo9 nNdrss M L..FINch.cy ,YsN 5sI' III =
TVNFfE next session OF this Institution Will commence
A the first Of April ensuing. The encouragement
hereoioFe received, snduced the Principal to en-
nloy an eaeher and to incur other expenses,
which be hopes viii he just6 by stili further an
crease Of patronage. The course OF instruction viii De
LIBERAL embracing all the branches of an accomplished
female educatien and pnpi who go the pre-
scrbed course will be furnished at the close With tes
monials from The Teachers go, .5sgssgs .x.sl.d
Pupils cap at any time but cannot be
till the end of the session without perssioH tEom the
Principal nor will any deduction be made for ABSENCE
exceptin cases Of proracted sickness. acd @4aEs
I. TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIyE lMoNTHa: 90.
Board, washing, aud faei. aa1 81 0o ~ w
Preparatory department, y .3, 81 to1g W W
IqE Classical and Scientific department. II 2tol6 90
/ Music on Plane, = ts's' a'N ~ "
lGaC4ass st-}s Guitar, * 81 VI =Th %.sst ~ w
+ Ornamental branches-Paintug, drawing. &c. 10 %
/ French language, eHaej ~ - ~ w
There will be vacation Of one month at the end OF
each session, during which pupils can
l. Each boarding pupil is expected to furnish her own
Sheets els and napkins, which with her apparel
must be marked with her name in full = .,.a,,i
For benefit of persons at distance, We make me
following referenc es: Rev. VIM Hooper, u. Il. %,
Rev. r! Meredith, Hon. Calvin Graves Efoiessof J b.
White, J. c.. Stevenson, T. c. Garrison and D. s. San
ders, Esqr's % asbfsN nsot. ls1lT
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Paper Hanging and BORDERS.
: French and American of the latest patterns, and
fastt coloTs, with good assortment of fne Board
Prints. Call at the N. G. Book Store.
June Z, 1s47. sas. ..- a657.
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WNH1S DAY Published, A Digest Manual of the
u Acts of the General Assembly of Moth Carolina,
from the year 1898 10 the ls4e, hy James Iredel
HENRY D. TURNER,
At the N. G. Book Store
July Il, 1s47. ..1r s 662
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New Styles and Fashions for Summer.
q. L. RHRCH. & Co.

SCOTCH SNUFF.--Anothers supply Of the same
- sort just to hand, and warranted to give the same
satisfaction. Cali and get supplied at
.r , PESCUD'S Drug Store.
March, 1647. 646-
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From Professor Dickson.

f;.atle,nen: AT the desire of DIR. Banning, state
with pleasure after an examination of his BODY brsce
am very favorably impressed with the prospects OF "a
extensive utility The principle WHICH ne mas % ~
large Class of cases Of suffering and debility IN 6otf
sexes. SAML. HENRY DlChoOA>' t'A' = =
concur fully in the above. :. :,
March 2. JAS. +. JAhVE1s M ~
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January, IS47.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and StatiOmers,
AND DEALERS IN
PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c,
i SO, Main Strcct

DIANO FORTES.-For the last twelve years the sub
1 serbers have been dealing in PIANO FORTES.-
They have succeeded in placing prominently before the
public Instruments which would bear The test, when
Whatever. IL has been their ambition 10 secure and
sell the best artels-such would give delight and "a
tisfacton whenever touched behed-and il s graft
flying TO know that. out of the large number Sold they
have never imposed upon any one an Indifferent instru
ment, or charged an inimoderate price.
Piano ForIes of other makers have frequently been Of
fered to which, perhaps, might have yielded larger
profit at the time but have acted on The principle OF
selling those which knep to be good, at moderate
profit rather than, by selling instruments OF doubtful
character, risk our reputation.
Our confidence is strengthened In the superiority OF
Stodart & Dunham's Piano Fores, BY recent improve
ments, and letters Of approval
Notwithstanding the tried character Of these instru
ments, ,ortten guaranty will be given whenever
Qured, payment may be withheld until all doubts
are removed.
than the Northern price, and those resident at dis.
lance, by intimatng about the price they wish pay
for Piano. may rely with perfect confidence upon be-
dss Win as fairly BY as 10
sale. Arrangements with Publishers enable us to re
ceve, amer appearance, the various important and
| interesting Books, Reviews and Magazines.
Law, Medical and Theological Books furnished al
Publishers prices.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS every article kept for
sale in complete Stationery Establishment, which can
be furnished In quantities or at retail.
Beautiful Fancy Stationery, selected with great care
Understanding new In this way can always be
met with, as well as large collection OF Popular stand
ard Music. Orders and memorandum furnished as
completely as at Northern stores.
fair deduction made to Teachers, and to those who
sell again.
GUITARS.-A good assortment of the best and
sweetest toned Guitars always hand, as well az the
cheaper kinds Of German and French make.
~ PIANO FORTES TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
RoCKFIsH LAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber hereby offers again in market his
i Tract of Land situated on Kocki-h river, IN Vel
son county not having been able heretofore 10 efs~t a
sale on satisfactory terms, and being still determined 10
sell.
This place contains about $50 acres, a3O Of which
are low grounds of superior quality. Much Of the high
land too is of excellent quality, and is in favorable
condition for farming and grazing purposes, as IL Il
suitably enclosed, and is well in clover and timo
thy II is peculiarly well suited for stuck farm, be-
Ing unusually well watered and very productive in the
various grains and grasses.
The situation is beautiful and healthfnl; the improve
inenis generally sufficient and substantial, The
dwelling being comnodious aud handsome: Iir nrisl-
boring society 10 49, I'D The distance oi tue p'aee
road is now in progress OF construction.
van,ageously divided into unequal tracts the lesser
to contain about four hundred acres, and to have upon
IL comfortable dwelling and some out-b0uses.
seine weeks he will refer purchasers, in the time,
cinson living near Covesville both of the county Of
Nelson, WIN authorized 10 SELL u the price sci upon
the place can be obtained.
II sale be not effected before THURSDAY, the sth
day of July le47 the lands will then be offered the
premises, To The highest bidder.
One fourth Of the purchase money will be required in
credit OF one two and three years The purchaser giving
ing retained as additional security until the whole be
paid. JOS T. NUN IGOMEhi.
Address-Aiount Horeb, Nelson county, Va.
Mail
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Institution,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND.

DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND,
AT sTAuSTor, VIRGINIA.
THE eighth session of this Institution will commence
on The first day Of September next
Terms AMI Conditions of Adnitiaane.
l. The Institution will provide for each pupil hoard
washing and lodgings the continual superintendent OF
health, conduct, manners and morals; fuel and lights
textbooks stationery, and other incidental expenses Vi
the school rooms; for which, including Tuition and
Medical attendance, all pupils who OF ability will
be charged per annum the Deaf and Dumb 1870 dollars
aud the Blind 100 dollars, payable half yearly in ad-
vance.
2. For punctuality in payments, satisfactory bond
is required
3. The age Of admission in The Deaf Mute Depart
ment IS between ten aud The Blind De-
partment, males between ten and fourteen, females be-
tween eight and twelve-or at the discretion of the
spective Principals.
4. The course of instruction six years, and
pupil Will be received for less term than Two years.
S. Pupils on admission should come provided with
sufficient changes of comfortable clothing with their
names marked thereon.
6. Clothing must be renewed by the parents, guar
dams or frionds when Observation-Disclosures II will be
furnished by the Institution, and charged to them.
z. Pupils whose friends unable 10 educate them,
are educated and clothed Also If ary by the In
stitution But satisfactory evidence be exhibited
TO the Visitors that the parent guardian is unable to
defay the expenses, or any Of the expenses OF the
pupil. II IS expected that the pupil will be brought
here fire. Of charge to the Institution, and only under
peculiar circumstances will this rule be departed from.
3. A limited number of Deaf and Dumb and of Blind
persons are supported and educated the institution al
public EXPENSE and it is both the wish and the duty OF
the Board of Visitors make all sections of the State
share alike in this public henehcence. To this end ad
refreshments have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications. But while applications from the State 81
large quite numerous there still remain nine Sena
toral Districts, those, namely, Of Bedford spottsylva
mia, Fauquer, Isle Of Wight, Mecklenburg, Accomac
1azewelI, Washington and Allegheny, which have no
State pupils the Institution, and applications on
file. On the 10th day of July next the Board will pro-
coed I'll existing vacancies In list Of State pupils
from the whole number OF applications which may then
be on c and applications in the above named districts
made in the meantime, will have the preference oveI
all Others.
Applications in behalf Of the Deaf and Dumb should
be made 10 the Reverend Joseph D. Tyler-in behalf Of
the Blind TO DR. J. C. NJ. MeriliaI
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY, Secretary.
Staunton June l-ctI0thJutv
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Lambert,s on G G ,

On tourteeAM Street, under the E1thGnSe Hotct.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends,
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker In the office Ton 18th
street. under the Exchange llotel formerly occupied
by D. M. Hoyt, and recently by +. B. PendIeIon.
Tickets and shares In ali Lotteries OF which J. W
Maury Co. tsuccessors 10 Gregory co.. are the Ma
nasers, always for sale IN the greatest variety.
Drawing .r the New Jersey Lottery, Class Al:
Is S. 10 81 81 10 20 ~ 10 81 6 L.
ualfTicket.4 81, prize Of $4,000, sold and cash
ed al this office.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Monongulia Lottery, Glass
% draws al Alexandria Thursday, and the drawing
will he received here Friday. Capital $1,000. e
Nos. Is drawn ballots. Tickets s. so; halves Is
quarters 62l cents
TOMORROW.
SATURDAY-To be drawn in Richmond al half past
No. 10. Capital s4,444. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
only 81: halves 50 cents; quarters p cents.
Another One Dollar Iottery.-rhe Sussex, Delaware
Lottery Extra, Glass No. IS, will be drawn al WI
mincton Delaware, Saturday morning. and the draw
Ing will be received here Saturday evening ga
pal 70 Mos 10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81; halves 81
cents; quarters p cents
Also for Saturday-Splendd Scheme! The Alexan
dria Lottery Glass No. %, To he drawn al Alexandra
ON Saturday-,he drawing will reach here on Sunday
evening and be ready for inspection al this otce early
on Monday morning Capitals: s35 900 L, GOo loooo
5000, $500, 1880, $685. 1000, Of 800 20 Of 1000
ETC Tickets $40; halves 5;quarters2 SO.
- Tickets and shares in the Lotteries Of which the
drawings aryeon sunday will be for sale al this oce
until O'Clock on Saturday evening, and The drawings
there Tor inspection on Monday morning
Orders from the country enclosing Inc cnsn or prize
tickets in NJ. & Co.'s Lotteries, puneually attended 10
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales
Prizes cashed at sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
Naval No. 3, Exchange Place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
SABOT HILL FOR SALE.

ID Y virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
- Of Law and Chancery for the County Of Gooch-
land, pronounced In tile Of Carter Carter, the
undersigned will expose 10 sale, nv public auction. 10
the highest bidder upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the
9th day Of July neai, that beautiful Estate called
SABOT HILL. II lies upon James River and the
James River Canal, Dover Mills just twenty miles
from the city Of Richmond in one OF the most beautiful
reginns Of Virginia, and in one Of its best country
neghborhoods. Ii contains eight hundred and seventy
of land, o which hundred and seventy-three
are first James River Low Grounds II il we'll sup
piled with wood and timber, is well waterrd, In high
state Of cultivation, and is Of the most fertile farms
In The State. The Dwelling House ~ Of brick, new
large, and conveniently arranged The Out houses are
also of brick, ample, and In good order The Oversees'
Houses and Servants Houses ample for their pur
poses.
The sale will be positive aud without reserve, on the
following terms, viz il cash, and the balance IN one
and years from The day Of delivery, with legal IN
terest on until paid. Bonds with security will be re-
quired, ar title withheld as security.
The purchaser will be allowed 10 take possession, for
the purpose of seeding the st nc September or the
crop will he sown for him The usual terms, and full
possession will be given NJ Christmas.
In the ensuing autumn, all the slaves stock and croT
on the Farm, viii be sold auction the Farm; 81
that the purchaser of the land may then supply himself
with those articles. If he desires 10 do so.
May 7-ctds CHARLES HENRY CARTER. Com.