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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-30

| EL IT Isl PER STEAMER + CAMBRIA, FROM Bos-
~ TON Mn, ~ LVnkpH0LNLe!tsr Bag; Of The above
Wall street Journal OF Commerce Building THIS DAY at
10 minute. TO- o'clock
fsa. g. sa. 3; gfPi SsG of the S sss
9srs Hsw hG. Hss; nam
day the soh inst Postas: ali letters must be
's as 0Hd each additional h.. Grqs Ae
EvRElGN JkWELRY TIFFANY YOUNG Il Ell.
sss% sSec,G@ o Of IsTsy and Waehs:
Of r Ss h s!f so ssS receiving their
AM ENGLISH taught alter new Practical and theo
every dy each hour to oeioes special sses:
employed for each Of the above anguages Terms sS
per quarter Apply to the Academy Of LaEsqsse y; Broad
,h. Director of tho Academy .s
L some Of the newly Invented Tobacco Wallets, new
pure same,stic BY which tobacco KEEP, perfectly pSe
wsy %d -" .se
'''' anu JOHN j. BROWN l. CO i22 Fulton at.
Pee Is cents each can be sent by ma at the regular post
es absnsd sos No. sos srosdwsy The stock co%prises
f. f.. aud ss
sS '
store may live almost For iurther apply
TO w. y. Cauerfeid 81 William street
" HANNAH MACDONALD,
o3n 6ts ms, NTH Administrators
NOflCE-Church of the Puritans, Union Square, cor
~ 18Th street, will b, opened for divine service To-
morrow, the 3lst inst. .,
The dedcatoy services in the morning at lo1s o'clock
Sermon ny the Pastor, hev DR. Cheeyef
Ia the M at 3k O'Clock. sermon by Rev. Dr. Sprrg
and in the evening ~ o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Xix, OF
Boston.
The Pews will be sold Monday evening, Nov o3o Tier
RLEACHED sHEETiNGS AND aHlRTINGs-of
every style and widh-a the known brands, both heavy
aud hns be had maBufactue' prices the second
noor OF No az Cedar Pearl street THIS the ST
aud only Of beacbed goods in THIS CITY,
aud the goods furnished merchants suit their
r. N UNDERHILL co,
owlt-r 10, 20 and % Crdr street
{ H0LOSMITHs WHITING ACADEMir5, .So. $50
oadway, corner OF keads STREET snd 2j2 Grand street
@ s o. FORSYTH arc now during the 'ay and evening
10. the reception ~ pupils and vistes The American Inst
mas sHsrdsd The fist premium Eve TO olive
Towmh Tor the best specimens OF ofhaud Penmanshp-
enlrahtees TO all (old and is) weiotmed, ffee
be had At the A cademies
,g pse the Academic superior article Of selected
o'clock, r. M. daily. go 5tsI
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TELEGRAPHIC.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct a2.-Cotton-sslss OF 500 bales
made without change in prices. The market was
steady. Stock hand about $4,000 bales Flour-The
market dull at 81 10 for Ohio and Illinois brands
and s. for st Louis city mills Sales light Oats
dull at $40 There was little grain Offering and
sales of and wheat small without change In
prices Sugar aud molasses continued dull and sales
chiefly confined retail sales Provisions Inactive
and pork selling In small way at previous prices. Ster
ling exchange 81 &c; sight bills on New York u Ia
discount; Treasury notes par. Freights steady.
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CIScINNATI Oct 29-P. M.-Flour-The market was
dull, and small sales making at 81 so 81 u.s. for
City Mills 50 asked. There sales of grain
Of any moment making. Whisksy firm, and sales Of
800 bbls made at lsk lsHc. Hogs continued to
arrive pretty freely and tho market less hrmsAes
Of 500 head made at figure under previous rates
We quote them at 81 IS - a. Buyers still appeared
dsincined to purchase freely at quotations The river
was again falling but sufficient depth of water remain
ed for all boating purposes
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TOn Tuesday evening, 26th inst. by the Rev Geo Be-
nedict CHARLEs T. GOODWIN to EMILY g., daughter Of
simon WyokoR, Esq
On Thursday evening, 2sth instant, by Rev Lott
Jones, THEODORE w. PNcKyEY TO Miss CARoLisE NJ
COCHRAN, all Of this city.
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ALBANY, Oct. 29-P. M.-Flour-The market was firm
at SO a7h so for Oswsgo and Genesse while sales
were light. Wheat-ssss of 1000 bushels were made
consisting OF good Genssee, at 81 AS BsrleySsles Of
5000 bushels two rowed made at $50 Oats -Saes
of 1000 bushels were made at 49, Corn continued firm
Whiskey-No change. Receipts by canal during the
preceding "a hours folows:-Flour 10 600
rels wheat 5000 bushels barley, 10000 do oats 10000
do
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 29-P M.-Flour-The market for
Howard street steady DISCO bbs
made at 50 l2l wheat firm at 81 % for Maryland
red, 81 30, at which aO0Obushels sold Corn
firm at 66c CSC for mixed and roc for Maryland yell
low; whiskey firm at 900 sic, with moderate
sales No change OF moment In provisions. Freights
remained the same. Weather fine, cool, and clear.
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i'm T Z L L l.G5E NOE
TrO THE
i A = p s = M o m u m =
q E L K q IL A r HE.
COunterfeiter Arrested

COunterfeiter Arrested
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29-i0 r. NJ
"'ef |onrsd OF Spring Garden, arrested man to-
lung ana sentesl in appearance in whose posses
was round hve thousand dollars counterfeit money
In tens, ON the Mechanics Bank Of New York c,v n.
halls from the western part of New York
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recommending friends for their support the
ing election.
GEN. WILLIAM HALL, for Senator.
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, for Assemb "
Mechanics, Sailors, Laoorers, aud ALL give like
these friend. aud advocates united and
support. o29 3tis-jc
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A6k NOTlCE-Packet barb GENEsEE, from New
vI Orleans, is dischsRng foot OF Rutgers street East
River Consigpees will please attend to the receipt
OF their goods Immediately, go
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ysisiin,; Gsanaso, M Reeves, or.ai. Mn. Sti'p
MasfIren: A.esneo fetrsee Big oasparnO jeppo Lvs.s
S;Is: III. T THs LOST LErrERM
sch .;sa . eR: Ssa will
ROWEkY THEATRE-wi 1.e.'os. Maa.s.5 s,as.
.sd ks Ss 70 III Te.
r S,s1: II Mss N.i ra Burke.
sa Ole IL '1ii Nj sH;'sS
rS NJ Hail. A. sai
Doe. sHt: ss sas ,S c.. win
me M & Mr.
IDIOT wifSEss@Gsi Ms% of M
TG Is iol Owed By The ballet of GIsELLE-6,es Miss
TfIEFMsa Pegs. Sir De Bar; Jsas,haa c.ehpoe' Mr.
Boxes IS cents--Pit i2J. cents.
NJ iTCHELL,s OLYMPIC TAEATRE.-Ihis Even.
Il . @ Arnold rss h.
r.y|s; Ts sSa Eo RrLANETr; Nsr Planet, Mary
ps. Hss sSss P Fla c oS THE Ms
With F Il. 4ss Nv WnS Sty
ME- F0k- pr. oRsy' Mr. Cunningham Mrs. Dor Dor
Door. az el O'clock and the curtain will rise att
PALMQ,s OPERA HoUsE;--MondAy, October 2,th,
n '', % Tfi' s ssiisEts:
., .AAkISSS2faN H %HIHks fs'
f::' T2i In f 4:
Ss' he vSs ssy ..d
d!s.sos s: q H. ~ SGapoLroN
Admission q cents. Doors O'clock Concert al
ap NJ :..ii MI s1S are requested
n n GrI MI
uNF ShH 5EP PEE sFsb S s9tJEss
cHk sGrs'f %seI n Sf N S5 TsRELs
w dSEHEEE!ssF2. +: 77s sESHs.
With
sdmtted 20 excel every Amusement OF similar character Of
Admission IS cents Children under 10 years, half price
on Hail. from 1fso a. NJ o
r. M For the accommodation of families, will be
Commencing &. sag sslssl A. AFTERNOON ss ,
Hf11sr EEsz
On ruEsbA2 SaMh:1 d Slx9 iss 1.s..e.
has arrived in New Sef and xii KH9 soa them tn. aid of his
MAD Sxsi1s %s sa 81 ,hii fss'; oTro
will make her F: FIFE isss Ia from Italy
Composed of the best Pote..or city will be led by
lso ne eGaf OF fhs eytanE VIII BE- peLomed Maysede
Knoop
" Particulars in sm, bills
IMPORTANT NOTICE The great pressure the door
evenings OF their fovmer Concerts
on az s who e. BY IA
lowing ment.
Price Of ticket taken the stores before o'clock
M Is cents; price Of ticket taken the door, ST. Con.
cert to commence at8 o2sr
'TNABERNACLE-MR. DEMPsTER'S Third Original
Ballad Soiree will be given at the Tabernacle on Mon.
day Evening MSv It, on which occasion he will sing his ia
ys my We. viz you osa Ma"y Day
friends" "A mans for a. that" Lament Of the Irish
emgant;" Let us ovelone another;n my Mamie o." 'Im
alone all aone;" Jeanne Morson;" Duncan Gray" To
conclude with his popular cnntaa. The May Queen in
Tickets so censTo be had the Music Stores Of Mr.
Dempster New York Hotel and the Door evening
Doors open commence at half past
o2o ttrc
A MEXICAN MUsEUM-PT T. BAnrUn, Proprietor; F.
o sFLENbib fa nhiF9oRAN s '''h
In the afternoon at o'clock Also in the evening half
THE MUSEUM IL s' oPEN EVERY DAY,
various curiosltes, wax figures. &c.
Morning United the performances
The hs. The satisfaction Of engage
"e"' VII" inc '@eg GREAT fA WE sYPisisa
Whose celebrity in his profession is uarivalled.
, aRAN I}o G0Mic a MELANGE
A celebrated actress and voeali,t.
Also engaged the ff pars cS ems Hqssalist,
-. ..l.I.u q
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rlNO SPOHTsuEN-To be sold, Double Gun; also
large Duck Gun, botl by first rate London maker.-
Gentlemen requiring genuine London guns, these worth
Their attention To be No 7s Fulton street, Brooklyn
o2s Nsm
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IN y LET-A fumis ed for a s,ceie geiS ieman by
Il Frepch family. Enquire at 80 Res4st I'd floor.

CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AME.
~ RlCA-Ponce. Porto Rco October I'd, l8i7.-William
Haney native Of ireland formerly resident OF the United
Ponce died in Ponce July Of the present year.
leaving small Of money, which he control of
the tribunal fthe country.
The informed lately that the deceased
left relatives the United States place of hose resi-
dence unknown he avas himself ofthe public
press inform them that their claims if accompanied with
able will be laid before the Judge who has cogn
Of the matter. J. e. GALLAHEk. ". 3. Consul
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EUKs FURS FURS KNOX. 1873 Fulton street hav.
ing oplied the gentlemen Of this city with coverings for
comfortable AID elegant furniture for the heads hands feet
necks Of the ladies' His stock Of mu tippes
boa manufactured from the finest quaes Of
fur west is unyalled for elegance and chez nsss All
the OF his competitors distance him
race for popular favor will prove inrtive Last winter there
perfect Juror the ladies for IKnoxs mu fs and
damse in the coolest weather. was kept
fur by his NUTS An officer Of the army obtained
mul e Knox for his wife the West. His beautiful fur
moccasins generally known kuors far bellows
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NOyr:LTY-1he pariors at No. ~ Hester street third
IN bio OK east OF the BoweTy daily thtonEsd by ladies
and gentlemen TO consult the celebrated md truly wonde u
Madame ADOLFH who having recovered from her late III
neu receives sgsn vers Mt her above private resdence
whom she informs Of the secreaGs,s IN love, mani &c,
health, wealth, journeys law suits I'D difficulty Ia bu
ness add when what husband wife they 10 get Zee
reduced TO 30 cents Consultation hours tine dummy the
dsy and evening 90 ar
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Ia compliance with the request, the name and ad
dress Of the is withheld and further compliance
his suggestion the public ar. informed that the
fact without fear effects they but the PRO.
yer Them. Aud fulfil tho duty OF keeping
deds Of caes that have been received together
and address Of the authors will be regularly pubed
during the ensuing season.
IT, Sole Agency in New York for DIR. CHRISTlE's Gal
Articles I83 roadway, John and Maidsn
lane No druggist drug store has the genuine articles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

-, Goode's friends at the manner in which his
~ ';,,s we're treated by the Convention in Peters.
.'a and also with what they conceived TO Do the
9Ii ,.s, manner of voting adopted by that body,
uul' many of them warmly solicited him 10 come
la ~, as a candidate in opposition 10 Gen. Drom-
'a,s and expressed 10 him the confident opinion,
w would permit them TO bring him forward,
=, u ~ .onld be elected: but though he considered
,: hardly dealt by, and that he had in rulh,
w., reason to complain, he was not willing 10
~ instrumental in causing divisions IN the ne
Srhlican ranks, and firmly declined making any
Far,silion 10 the selected candidate. On The con-
.lary he voted for him then, and has since done
III III n his power to sustain him-thus exh'oihng
az instance of attachment 10 his party, ana OIL
. az generosity and magnanimily towards sue
"ssso political rival, rarely witnessed, ano Just
,'.sr,;,l;ne him 10 the respect esteem and conn.,
w ~ every true Democrat in the district
S Tar nearly twenty years has VIVA. o. Goode
To- to, engaged in the service of the people; and
v he has represented them in the Legisla'
WV in the Free Trade Convention in Philadel-
W.. in the great Convention in his own STATE, OF
pa ~. Congress Of the United States, ne mas al
ways discharged every trust commiueo 20 nun
hv Ii. constituents in manner alike oenenciai
=! y hsm and honorable TO himself In private me-
aan,lsman without stain and without reproacn
- stieclionate father, humane and kind master,
sa aond neiehbor, a warm, a steady and sincere
ssnd: of a frst-ra,e education, OF the most eI'
,snsye and accurate political information, an ei-
sssn, writer, prac,ised and able deoaler aevo-
,sSIc attached 10 the institutions OF The South,
ws,ehfully alive 10 every thing that concerns neI
rishls and interests and always ready 70 aeiena
hem against the assaults OF her ioes, ASK YOU
tsow- Citizens, is there AM, one IN your esllma-
ton more worthy TO supply the vacancy OCCASION
3D. in our Congressional rep,esen.a1ml0n, W ,he
han han our distinguished countyman, William o.
i %aaa S MECKLENBURG.
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capOr tIIIJ FOR SALE

DY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
- of Law and chancery for the County of Gooch.
land pronounced In the case Of Carter vs.. Carter, the
undersigned will expose TO sale, by public auction 10
the highest bidder, upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the
9th day al Iniy neat. ihni beautiful Estate rnilsd
SABOT LII. II lies upon James River and The
james River Canal, Dover Mills, just twenty miles
from the city of Richmond of The most beautiful
regions of Virginia, and IN one Of lis best country
neighhorhoods. II contains eight hundred and seventy
acres of land. Of which hundred and seventythree
are first James River Low Grounds IL Is well sup.
piled with wood and timber is well watered, in high
state of cultivation and of the most fertile farms
in the State. The Dwelling House is Of brick, new,
large. and conveniently arranged. The Out.houses are
also of brick AMPLE and In good order The Ovrrseers
Houses and Servants Houses are ample for their pur-
poses.
The sale will be positive, and without reserve, on the
following terms viz Id cash. and the balance in one
and two years from the day Of delivery, with legal IN
terst on il until paid. Bonds with security viii be re-
quircd, or title withheld as security.
The purchaser viii be allowed 10 take possession Tor
the purpose of seeding the LIST of September or the
crop will be for him The usual TERMS and full
possession will be given AT Christmas
In The ensuing autumn, all the slaves, stock aud crop
on the Farm, will he sold al auction on the Farm; 50
that The purchaser of the land may then supply himself
with those articles. il lie desires Ia do so.
May 7-ctds CHARLES HENRY CARTER. Com,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


IN lhr Circuit Superior Cont OF Law and Chancrry
for Prince Edward cuunly-
John NJ. Fulton ard Mary his wife, Joel h. Micke
aud Frances l.. his wife, aud Joel Elam Trustee Of said
+. Mckle, Palntifis:
against
Samuel lIix William q. beach, Reuben Sray, Maria
Rice, formerly Xix, Josiah Xix, George w Daniel,
Trustee for Samuel Xix, William Xix, John clark, late
Sheriff Of Prince Edward, and a snch, Administrator
or Merit His Henry Thweatt administrator with the
will annexed OF James Hiy, deceased Charles Bright
well, Robert ~ Booker, Executor Of Richard Booker
deceased Defendants.
By The decree Of the :3.I April 1917, The Commas
siupr directed first. III ascertain The debts due hy The
teslator James Ia deceased, The time al s death;
second the value n the same time, ot tr property
crived by Samuel Xix and Merit nix under the bequest
them third the proportion ni these debts which Sa-
muel Uix and Merit Xix, respectively, was bound To
pay considering each bound 10 pay thr debts, in proper
lion the value Of the property beqnrahed 10 them;
fouilh the which has been paid by each of them,
of the property hrqnsard Ia each of thein or
of the hires thereof III satisfaction Of the debts OF
their iesiator flh the Of the debts n the rsta
tor due, and the proportion thereof, which ought
be- paid by Samuel Xix and Merit Xix, respectively
sixth The produced by the sale Of the personal
property mentioned IN the sixth clause OF The teslltors
will after deductng therefrom The expenses incurred
in the administration of the testaors estate seventh,
the sun, now due the plaintiffs Fulton and wife, and
Francis +. Mickle, respectively therefor: eighth, the
which each, Samuel Xix and Merit Hia ought TO
pay Of the sum found be due TO them respectively,
and make report with any matter specially stated, etc.,
etc.
The Commissioner is also directed To take account
between each OF the plaintiffs and ii. rhweatt, with
special instructions given, 10 the mode Of stating the
account.
The parties interested in the said decree, made IN
this cause the 2sth April, leiI are notified that
shall proceed s execution on the first day OF July,
1897 al the office of Watkins and Southa, IN Farm
vile. +. ~. WATKINS, Comf.
Farmyille NAV al-cwiw
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office.

~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRlrToN the man.
Drawn Nos N. Jersey Lottery, Glass al, May %:
Is S. 10 81 81 10 70 IL 4s 81 4.
Ticket Nos Is AZ 4S, prize OF 100 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, No. 25: =
8 26 81 So GO As IL 10 "a 81 10 Ga 4.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
5000 DOLLARS! 1910 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Monongalia Lottery, No. 2l.-
Capitals: 5000, 1910, 500, 600, 500, &c. GO Nos
IL drawn. Tickets 3d. halves l; quarters so C.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-LeesbuIg Lottery, Extra, No.
~. Capitals: $4,000, 1000 600, &C. rs Nos.
Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cts; quarters
4,444 DOLLARSi l,227DOLLARSl
SATURDAY NlGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
30. Capitals: 4,444, ,227 555, &c. rs Nos. Ii
drawn. Tickets l; halves so cents; quarters IS
cents.
TO BE DRAWN 29TH MAY.
$50,000l $4,000! 100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. &c, for lS47-to
DC drawn at Alexandria, May 29lh. lS47. 60 No.
Lottery-ll drawn Nos. in each package OF 20
tickets. Grand Scheme: $4,000, $4,000, TO-
00O 5000, 1850, 10 Of 200, 10 Of 600, 20 Of 300
l20 OF 200, &C. Tickets $751; halves so; quar-
tiers Isl eighhs 81. Certificates OF packages
OF % wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates ofPackages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenrs.
quested. Pleaseaddress orders to
N. STRATTON,
May "a Richmond. Va.
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DY virtue Of power vested in me by decree Of the
- Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Hanover
County, will proceed 10 sell The premises, tho
10Th day Of June, 1884, public auction III mol private
~ disposed Of before, that valuable Tract OF Land
which George w. Trueheart now resides, lying
the end Of the Mechancsville Turnpike, in Hanover
county, within six miles of the City Of Richmond con-
tanning about 200 Of Land, fifty five Of which
are i'll meadow, the gieater part alluvion soil
Beaver Dam Creek il being mill pond for 200 years
more, which has hern drained and sown in meadow
grass, which he irrigated At pleasure. have been
informed that the last years crop was more than POO,
900 pounds. The water Trigating the meadow ID 20
fixed that il may be put taken off in hours
any of The year. The balance of the Tract ~
which is in very good heart and woodland, which Is
very fine, both quality and the amount Of wood
on IL.
There is on this Farm Vineyard Of 500 Cataw b;l
Grape Vines, in full bearing, fixed up with cedar posts
and railing. and first rate garden spot. The buildings
consist OF TWO dwelling ouses-on- with six rooms,
and The other with Two rooms, smoke-hOuse, kitchen,
uegrohouse and stable and carrag -house all Of
which Of tile brst Springs in this county
a never failing Taking this Estate altogether,
IL combines more advantages Than any know IN this
part of lower Virginia. IL Is situated in healthy and
excellent neighborhOod.
Persons desiring purchase, invited 10 call and
see the place, which will take great pleasure In show
ing ther,, or will be shown by my father, G. w.
Trueheart, in my absence.
The terms will be one third cash, onethird in four,
and the balance In eight months from the day OF sale.
The credit payments to be secured by negotiable notes
on one OF the Banks cf Richmond, with two more
securities. and deed Of trust.
THOMAS J. TRUEIiEART, Commissioner.
Any fds
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RocKFIsII LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber hereby offers again in market ms
Tract Of Land, situated on Rockfsh river, ~ Mel
son ctuniy not having been able heretofore TO ELECT
sale on satisfactory terms, and being still determined To
SELL 49,
This place contains about $50 acres, 800 Of which
are low grounds Of superior quality Much Of the high
land too of excellent quality and Is IN favorable
condition for farming and grazing purposes, as II Is
suitably enclosed and IL well set III clover ana lo-
INV IL i pecuary well suited for stock farm be-
ng unusually well watered, and very productive IN the
various grains and grasses
The situation is beautiful and heathful; the improve
menis generally are sufficient and substantial, the
dwelling being conmodiOus and handsome; the neigh
borinq society is good and the distance Of The place
frnm The James River Canal only % miles, to The
nearest point Of which, from this region, turnpike
road is now in progress OF constitution.
II purchasers should prefer IT, the land could be al
vantayeousy divided into unequal tracts the lesser
10 contain about hundred acres, and 10 nave upon
il n comfortable dwelling and some ont-houses
IA The subscriber will be absent from the state for
same weeks he will refer purchasers. in the mean time,
IN Mr. C. T. Estes of Lorngston, or To DR.. b. 4. Meg
pnson living near Coyesville both OF the county of
Nelson who are authorized 10 SELL II the price sci upon
the place can be obtained. -
If a sale be not effected before THURSDAY, the 9Th
day of Juy 1877 the lands will then be offered the
PREMISES 10 The highest bidder.
One fourth Of the purchase money will be- required in
hand and the balance IN three equal nstalmens, n
credit %. one two and three years, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security, and the title To the land be
ing retained additional security until the whole he
paid JOS. r. MoNI6uMEkf.
Address-Mount Iloreb, Nelson county, Va.
Nav l4-ctds