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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-12
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LANDS foh DALI.
HAVING disposed OF only a part OF my lands, lying
: : in the county nf Orange, the remainder ls Sill OIL
iered for sale at private bargains. The following tracts
are now In markei-viz:
THE This farm VIII be sold either as
a tract of COS acres, or reduced to 10 acres, to suit
the purchaser of which 900 acres are cleared anu uh-
der cuitivatlcl. The farm Is now III s0od order. "
has a very comfortable dwelling house, containing SIX
rooms, thoroughly and newly repaired aud painted,
with suitable outhuildings, stables, &C., upon II.
THE WINDER TRACT.-Tliis tract contains 6J
acres, adjoining The Meadows, upon Mountain Kun,
about 300 acres of which are open land. II mas q small
tenement upon IL.
~BIRCHLAND TRACT contains also COO acres, a
large proportion Of which is bottom lana, upon aiouh-
tain Run, OF the first quality for grass or cIops.
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains l6S acres,
adjoining The Meadows, and Is mostly upland.
These four tracts are situated IN 4 pleasant ana
healthful neishborhood, say Two miles from The FAC
coon Ford, on The Rapid Ann river, thirty from IRE
dericksburg, aud twenty from the Louisa naliroaa
The low grounds stretch upwards OF TWO miles on tne
Mountain Run, which passes through eaen OF the iour
tracts, and are of unusual breadth, furnishing very hne
high meadow, wheat, corn or tobacco lands. Ihey ale
free IRON marsh or swamp. A VEN oil very superior
limestone shows itself at intervals along ihe hun. anu
on the Birchiand Tract ii forms 4 high hlntL, thus FUR
nishins material for the further Improvements OIL me
lands. The high lands upon the four tracts aie IN me
order, and clover grows lu1urianuy uhaer ihe aclioh OF
plaster.
Any further information will be given by my brother,
jeremiah Morton, who Is fully authorised 10 act Tor ME:
My brothers. address Is Raccoon Ford.
JACKSON MORTON.
Eulnsre FL W 0ct I 1Sd1. cWUW
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Elk HILL

AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND.
THIS valuable property is still offered at private sale.
j The Estate contains about TWENTY-FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES, of which 500 acres are low
grounds of the best quality, and about the same quantity
Of high land, of great fertility, In cultivation. This
dwelling house new, large and handsome; the farm
buildings in excellent order; a first rate sfist and saw
mill. Situated on james River, so miles above Rich.
mond. The freight OF a bushel Of wheat is only three
cents, and Of a hid. Of tobacco Is cents.
For further particulars, reference is made to a former
advertisement.
TERMS fourth Of the purchase money cash;
the balance in three equal annual instruments, with IN.
terest from the day Of sale. A bond with u deed OF
trust on the property will be required for the deferred
payments.
1t will give me pleasure to show the property to any
ono who desires to examine 1t.
NY address 10 Gainesville, Cumberland county. Va.
PEYTON HARRISON,
Airy for H. C. Harrison, Adm'x of K. Harrison.
Oct. l2-clt
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SuPPly-.Fall 1917
RICH DRESS GOODS.

OCFUBEH JTh.
, LOWE, 1877 Main street, Eagle Square,
X. will open This day a great variety of very
and fashionable DRESS GOODS, selected
+, he lales, styles for Oclober-Silks, Cash
.,s De LANES, Plaids, Calicoes, &c. at 20
|, :sn! less than the September prices. Among
[n will be found
's,h Brocade Poult de Sole
. Chameleon Gro de Berlin
Il Glacs Gro de Paris
/" Changeable Turc Satin
Chameleon Marcelin
Satin plaid and Wal,ered Silks
% Biz figured and plain do
. Satin striped and plaid Cashmeres
i B.ouet figured Cashmeres
q Embroidered Cashmeres
9 Embroidered cashmere dresses
q Satin striped and plaid Alpaca
" Tartan and highland plaid Silks
& Plaid Oregon and De Chevre
It Satin fig'd and plain Thibet Cloths
F." Satin striped Celeslina
= Satin striped Oriental
" Paris made Thibet Cloaks
/" Paris silk Visiies
Il Embroidered muslin md lace Capes
q Brocha, Cashmere & Thibel Shawls
Every variety Of Hosiery, Gloves, Hdkfs and
Is Trimmings Oct li-a
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FOR RENT

4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM. in the county OF
n Puwhaian, about ono mile from James river, and
% miles from the city Of Richmond. Il contains nine
hundred acres of land, seven hundred Of which are un-
der cultivation. There is on the place q profitable girls,
mill; also, a saw mill and ih.esling machine, worked
by water power. This Farm is well furnished with to.
bacco and out-honsea; afso. on overseer's house, with
four comfortable rooms. There will be found seeded
on tho land $50 bushels OF good wheat.
Possession given the LIST of January. For further par
ticulars, address ]. II. FINNEY, Subleti's r. O., Pow
hatan.
I. s.-Thi place would be sui,able for a New Eng.
land farmer. Oct. l2-cn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.
Brook SDriMg

FOR RENT, SALE, Or LtAoE
THIS Farm is situated near the Brooae Tnrnn.ke, 4
i miles from Richmond, in an agreeable and healthy
neighborhood. Ii contains about nIr hundred acres OF
land, sixty oil which are IN cultivation, AMI In n line
state of Improvement. The improvements consist Of 4
large and Goa; modious new dive ling house. viii s-ve-
mi cabins In the yard, besides other necessary houses.
On account Of the medicinal qnaiiiies Of the water. The
health of the place, and lis proximity 10 Tile Guy. ihs
during the Su nmsr. Toan gentlemen WHO wi.hes 10
engage in business Of that kind, this Spring offers in
ducements rarely 10 be met with. This place holds
out Inducements 10 any gentleman who would engage
IN keeping a boarding school, as there is no school in
the nrigitorhood. The spring lol would he rented ci-
Their with or without the land. Possession given in
time 10 seed n crop Of wheat. For terms, which will
be- very liberal and accommodating apply II
GEO. w. GARDNER, Richmond.
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WANTED.

m cn.
ShADUATE from Bowdoin College, Me-,
VINO has had charge Of an Academy in
h !. lor " %years-with letters recommended
.un Hon. John Fairfield, Hon. Nathan Gilt.
ssaa don.J Y. Mason OF Virginia-would
ssAoatlon as Private Tutor. He teaches
khsaea and German Languages; also Vocal
l.asrunenlal Music.
M = a leiier addressed TO G. w. Dureli, Frede.
f,.ss,g, va. will receive prompt attention.
s'eRsburg, Oct. ll-2aw4w
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell publicly, 10 the highest bid
1 der, on the premises, on the Z0ih
dag cf October. is47, the Tract Of Land called KICK
DRY FOREST, in The county Of Hanover, contain
ing $50 acres and a tract on, lying on the waters OF
TayIor's Creek, and adjoining the lands Of The Messrs.
sInyrises, I.aac Leadh-ttrr, and others, distant from
Richmond IS miles, has on it a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary houses for iarmlug-ali new:
This land is well waiered and adapted to the growth ~
corn. wheat, oats and tobacco-aboul one half cleared,
the balance in wood, heavily timbered.
TERMS-One third cash. the balance in one and Two
years, with interest, and a deed Of trust on the land 10
secure The deferred payments. v-oN
Sent, i7-cwiW ELISHA jnChSoN.
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LAND d SALE


THE subscriber, offer fnr sale the tract Of lad on
l which THE Ia.e James Wychc resided, situated on
Tar river, in the county Of Granville, Norll. Carolina,
within twelve mile, oflhe Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road, and containing 100 acres. About one half is
Woodland, and nha fourth of the tract river low
grounds. There IRE two good dweI. ing houses on the
premises, and all other necessary buildings for q farm,
In good order.
The above land is surpassed in fertility by few, IL
any, tracts in this part nf The Stale, and is situated in 4
pleasant and healthy nsighbofhund.
Terms accommodating. For further particulars cd-
dress the subscribers, nj Henderson,, North Carolina.
r. w. WYCHE, rxua
Ju,y ly-cIf J.. r. WYCHE, EAee"'o'S-
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FOR SALE-THE SARAH PLANTA-
TON, IN MISSISSIPPI,
Bebnging 10 The T1uslses of The Bank Of the
United States

ONT about 700 acres all under fence, 500
l. cleared, or which there are from $50 10 400 in Guilt
v,,;on. and nearly, or about 300 acres Of timber-situ-
a,sd 4, miles East South East from the city OF v!cks-
snys-ha, on IL IL horses, stnck Of cattle. Including or
rn. Two warons, sufficient stock Of hogs, farming uten-
siIs, including tools, &C., Two cislerns, and an excellent
well of water, a cew gin house, Including press and
mill. a new gin stand and Ihrashrr, new negro quar-
tiers, carpenters shop, blaessmi,h's shop, two new
cribs; also, stable and old cribs, a good double dwsl
ling house, containing three rooms ana q closet; aiso,
the ensuing year. The corn aud fodder, sufficient for the
Mace the next year, will be sold on The place, and de-
iivered, at the market price. The fam will be sold for
sl6. COO. OF which $1,000 in cash, and the balance 10
ONE, two and three years, equal annual instruments,
bearing six per cen: interest from the date Of sale. So
cured by mortgage, or deed in trust
Apply 10 Joseph l.. ROBBERS, Agent, NatcheZ, who
has faIl power to sell and convey said property.
Anu tT-r3uI
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Fifty Negroes. Stock.

T htHIINU TEISoILo, &C, III VNNINH.
ON THURSDAY, the l4lh of October, at IL
" o'clock, at the Farm called VsRINA, on
James River, abou! - miles below Richmond, |
shall sell, al auction, about FIFTY NEGROES,
Men, Women and Children. Among them is an
excellent Seamstress, Washer ana lroner, with
Two likely Children; and a first rate Blacksmith
40 years old.
Six Mules, 30 head of Canle, Hogs, and a large
quantity Of Farming Utensils, &c.
TEEms-For the Negroes cash. The other
properly, six months credit Tor bonds with ap.
proved security lor all sums over 20 dollars, and
cash for less amount. ANN NJ. AKIN,
Executrix OF P. Aiken, deceased.
Sept. 30-3aw,cs WM. PANHiLL, Auct.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
DOL PH MAl,ON oil EGE

THE next session of this School will commence on
i the LIST Monday of the ensuing November, and
continue eight months.
This Institution is under the immediate direction Of
Prof John r. Metiauer, NJ. D., L. l.. H., late senior pre-
ceptor of Prince Edward Medical Institute, who will be
aided in The direction of the exercises by competent as-
sistants. In II all the branches Of a thorough Medical
Education will lie taught, and in The most practical
manner, in the departments susceptible OF demonsira
ton and disqualification. In tho departments Of Ana
tony and Surgery, no School in Virginia affords stu
dents superior, If equal advantages TO Il, during the
lecture term.
Daily lectures. demonstrations and examinations are
given throughout the course
This School has the graduating power.
The whole expense Of he course, Including fees, cost
OF hnoks, and hoard, will not exceed $3.50 a..
Being located in the village near Prince Edward
Courthouse, board can be had in hotels or private ia
miles convenient 10 the School. Oct l-ctd
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S
SchOO, for YOEpg Ladies,

At PRINCE EDWARD G.. r., Va.
THE next Session ofmy School will commence on
i the first day of November, and end on the fourth
Wednesday OF April following.
The course Of studies embraces al the subjects nsu-
ally taught In the hest Seminaries OF The kind, incud-
Ing the Ancient and Modern Languages.
BOARD for the session, 500
Tuition, 10
Music, with use of Piano, -
An extra fee of S5 will be charged for those attend
ing Chemical Lectures-n regular course 0f which will
be delivered by Professor Mettauer.
Reference may be made 10 the following gentlemen,
who either have had, or have now, daughters or wards
at my school:
DR.. Fleming, Halifax; Dir. Scott, Amelia; Col. Knight,
Nottoway; DR.. Crump. Powhnian; John Willis Wilson
Cumberland;J John R. Gillian, Esq, Buckingham; VIM.
A. Zones, Esq, Appomattox; Rev. DR. Graham, Prince
Edward; DR.. ii. J. Miller, and David Bridges, Esq,
Richmond. Oct. 5-cwlNov2O
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w. A L l. E N,
(AoENT,)
Draner and Tailor.

MOULD inform his friends and patrons, that
Nv he has opened his FALL GOODS, just
FsITed from Paris and London-selected by a
ftd. In making this announcement, ne would
f,as, that the GOODS now offered will com.
r in style, quality, &C., with any Goods in
'N any other city-and he respectfully invites
al from all, fully assured that The Goods will
es for Themselves. He is prepared to fulfil
s.ers according TO the NEWEST FASHIONS, and
satisfactory manner.
VI. l-TnSEru
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LOTTERIES
w. II. Turpln 4 Co.'S Office.
MO. lOl EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER. ls47.
8 prizes of 10000 DOLLARS!
New jersey Lottery, Class 81, TO be drawn 4, Jersey
City, October 18th. lS47. Grand Capitals 8 prizes Of
$40, 900, ! Of 4,7O5, IS of 900, So OF 400, 200 OF 200,
&C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters Q so.
100000 10000! 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass GO, for lSd7, to be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Oct. i6. "a Drawn Nos. out
Of 70. Grand Scheme: prize of $40, 900, Il 1000. u
600, 1000, 1900, 80 Of 900, 80 of 500, 40 of 800, a57 OF
300, &C. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 So.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 6s, for l847, to he drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Oct. 90. G6 Mo. Lottcry-ll
drawn ballots. Splendid scheme: 10000. l5,n00,
5000, 5000, 90 of 900, 90 Of 500. 90 Of 3O0, 90 of 200,
etc. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 SO.
The most brilliant Lottery epey draUn IN The
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AUCTION SALES.
by w. GOddira, Auc!sonecr
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ N. nm

IN 81 j ~ a. ~ AC n a . kEH
ON 81 RIVER, NEAR GOOCHLAND G. II.
II virtue Of = decree Of the Court Of IIustinss fo' the
- city Of Richmond, in chancerY silting, pro-
nonnced On the llth day Of August, 1877, in TWO suits
therein pending, the one styled 'sKean's guardian
against kean, Garland and others" the other, Calls
guardian against Calls, Garland and others, !" the I'M
der. lsned, who was thereby appointed 4 Commission
er for tho purpose, will proceed To sell. Mt public anc-
uon, al Goochland Court house, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF October, lS47, ttl:ai heing Court day. at The
hour Of ! O'Clock, p. ~, that valuable Farm, in tho
county Of GoochIand, on James river. about n miles
above the city Of Richmond, called Kamscatka, COLI
tanning about 49, acres, n map and survey of which
VIII be made, and exhibited al the sale. II IL now te-
nanted out 10 Mr. John Thomson, jr, of Goochlaud
Court totise, WHO will no doubt show il to any one dis.
posed 10 purchase. This farm adjoins the well known
estate called "Beaverdam,' owned by the heirs Of
James Peasants, of Maryland, and corbin Warwick,
ESQ, of This city, the soil Of which, like theirs, can be
made equally fertile.
The terms of sale for the above property will be
onstl'ird IN cash, balance in equal instruments at one
ana TWO years, for bonds or negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured by 4 trust deed.
w. GO0DIN Commissioner.
!. S.-Persnns al a distance may attend this sale
with The pOsitire assurance, that this property will be
sold nihou, rcserre. w. GODDIN,
Sept. 9i-c!ds Commissioner.
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LAW SCHOOL

THE subscriber proposes 10 resume the Lectures and
1 Exercises OF his Law School IN this city on the
first Wednesday in November next; the term beginning
on that day, and ending on the last Wednesday in
March following.
The course is nj once scientific and practical, EN-
bracing outlines Of Natural, International and Constitn-
tional Law, aud the general principles Of the Mnncipa
Law OF Virginia, with the subjects Of Pleading and Eyi.
dence n. some length.
The fee for instruction Is $50 for the term payable
IN advance. WM.
Richmond. Sent. 81. ls37-cl0t
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DULLARo ne AND.
pan AWAY from the subscriber, on the
y 18th Sept, a Negro Man named PHIL
= leIlow was purchased by Mr.. George Boot
D Madison county, by Messrs. Bets & Ed
aason, Of Richmond, and l purchased him Of
e. | will give the above reward Tor the APP
Passion and delivery Of said fellow to Messrs.
go Edmondson, OF Richmond, or ten dollars
Eaced in Jail so that l gel him again. Phil
I vile living near Madison Courthouse, TO
k&l place, 20 doubt, he is aiming. He is about
80 years old, copper skin. stout built, tole-
good coun,enance, and had on when he left
.sek cio'a irock coat, linen pants, and a broad
= iar nal. RO. B. LYME
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FANCY AND STAPLE
'dLL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

AM WIN EN- I'M
Inss bTn AND BROAD Srs., SHcckoE HILL.
oaS W. BOYD most respectfully informs
vac iadles and gentlemen that he has recent
[s:'enased in New York, Philadelphia and
r-.nore, RECEIVED and opened, a superior and
Estal assortment of the la,es, styles of fash
Eve Dress Goods for ladies and sen,lemen.-
1 Niiely solicits a liberal patronage from those
AM of any article in the Dry Goods line,
f.sSislng 10 sell as cheap as any other regular
Fsssn' in the city. JOHN w. BOYD.
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WIN. WILLIAMS,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,

RICHMOND, VA,
GRATEFULLY acknowledge the favors Of his
" friends and fellow-citizens during the ten years he
has been In business under tho late firm OF Williams
& Haxail, and informs them that the business will be
continued in his own name, and his hest attention ei-
ven to consicnments Of PRODUCE and
MERCHANDISE Of every description, and TO sales OF
Furniture and Real Estate. Oct. l2-cw4w
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VALUABLE LANDS AND MILL FOR
SlIE

TINE subscriber has returned 10 Virginia, and, hav-
1 Ing determined 10 remove Ia the West, is row pre-
pared 10 dispose OF his Lands in Spotsyivania County.
SNOW NIL, his residence, il two miles South OF
the Court house, and Ia miles South west Of Fredcr-
icksaurs, and vii. be sold in the whole or part, 10 sui.
those treating for il, in iracts Of $50 and go acres, or
Whereabouts.
Snow Hill proper contains upwards oil $40 ACRES, and
is one of the most highly improved Country seats IN
this PORTION of Virginia, embracing a commotious
Dwelling, OIL. houses Of all descriptions, Barns, Tobac.
CO Houses, Stables, Ice Houses, Ice and Fish Ponds,
Orchards, young and thifty, of all kinds Of choice
fruit; n large aud productive garden, well and neat
" enclosed, aud springs and fixtures about them, in.
ferior to none 10 Virginia: all under recently repaired
fencing and gates; some Of tie latter Of which are SUI
perior, being built at a cost Of gao.
The MILL Ia upon the River Pc, a neverfailing
stream, two pair Of stones, and in good order, and
connected with II is some 530 acres OF Land, well tin.
bered, the arabic part Of which is productive, ms the
growing crops evidence, and aLjpins Snow Hill.
The 80 acre tract alluded ~ Is on the Yves. side OF
the road from Snow Hill, The improvements on IL con-
sis,ing of a comfortable dwelling hunse, yari and gar
den, well enclosed, kitchen, ice AMI meat house, ice
and fish ponds, aud a large and new biarkstnitl's shop.
lf moi previously disposed Of, the ABOVE property will
be sold 10 the highest bidder, in tracts 10 suit pnrcha-
sers, at Snow Hill, on Friday, the 9Th Octobsr next.
pr Sale positive, and without reserve.
Al the same time and place, MEADOW VIEW, The
late residence of A. Parker, deceased.
The residue OF his lands on the S0nIh side OF the
River Pc, will be disposed of also.
I shall he pleased TO show The Property 10 all persons
desiring In purchase. STAP. CRUTCHFlELD.
SaDt 9s-ctds
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the Magnetic Telegraph.
uours In Advance OF the Mail.

uours In Oh tuc MoA
\ c.r,svsndnes Of the Richmond Enqs'rer.)
BALTIMORE, Oct. II, $ P. M.
~,-Limi,ed sales Of Howard street at
Some holders ask s. Holders of City
6 but there are no sales at that price.
.s,r-Sales Of prime white at l32 a l35c;
'. rrime red at 40 a l23c.
.y-Sales of prime white at GO cents. !,
s.s,sssY-Sales of barrels at % a 29a and
c''eeo-Prices unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct. II, P. Nj.
-. New York and Philadelphia markets are
T p is yet no connection with Washington
abroad. NEW work. oc,. II. p. NJ.
r.. shin Courier has arrived here from Rio
s,,ss fourteen days later. Richmond Flour
oaoled al 100000 a $4,000, and Baltimore
al $4,000 a $4,000. The whole Stock at
,as 10000 bbls; 10000 unsold. CoffsE
/ active. vita an upward tendency.
MARYLAND ELECTIONS:
rscmas's majority for Governor is 66o; ne
30 majority in the House is thirty, and in the
ale Ave. The weather is very pleasant.
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FEMALE SCHOOL ar CHARLOTTE

FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.
THE Winter session Of this School will commence
j with the month of November, and close with the
month Of April; the Summer session will commence
with the month of June, and close with the month OF
September. The terms are:
For in Instruction In the usual English Branches, together
with Sacred Music, and the Greek, Latin and French
Languages, $50 per annum.
Board with the subscriber, lO do.
Instruction In Instrumental Music, ~ do.
Use Of Instrument, D do.
Tho above charges will cover all necessary expenses,
DAVID COMFORT.
ChayIotts e. r. Orf. ID. I847.-c4t
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
COP ALI

ID virtue nf n Decree of the Circuit Court Of Ches.
ID terrified, of the I'D of April, l647, amended by nno-
Their decree in July, 1917, in the suit of David C. WIN
free, &C., against Lucy Winfree and others, the planla.
tion on james river. in the county of buckingham, be-
longing 10 the estate of James w. Winfrce, deceased,
will he offered for sale, by public auction, on The pre-
misses, on TUESDAY,, the 18th October, 1917, u ialr,
II not, the next fair day. The plantation contains, ny
survey, 6, 800 acres, OF which there are estimated In hr
about COO acres of open arablr land, including about 100
acres of river, and a small portion of creek loss grounds.
The residue Of the land Is In woods, and much of II
state Of Improvement fiom tho use of clover and plas-
ter, and is well adapted to the growth Of tobacco, corn,
wheat aud oats. There IL a grist mill on the place,
and 4 site oil which there has been 4 saw mill, the dam
now standing In good repair. The mill was burn last
year, but may b. rebuilt at 4 moderate cost, anu rem
derea very profitable. The plantation %adJolns The lands
Of 10 Boiling, John and lanes Harris, Henry and Lo-
Scollsville and Z miles from The Virginia Mills. FRO
duce may be carried across the river 10 The canal with
out any hauling on the oppusite side. IL IS well wa
tered by iva creeks running entirely through II, ann ny
n number Of springs conveniently situated. There Isl
good orchard, and all necessary tO5acco-houses, oarhs,
&C, with a small dwelling and an ogefseer's house.
The purchaser will receive POSSESSION nf The lana,
now in crop, so soon as the crops can be- properly gain
cred and removed; and will take full possession on the
Ist January next, reserying only the use of tobacco
houses and necessary fuel until the tobacco crop can De
cured and carried away.
The Terms are One. fourth cash, and a credit OF one,
two and three years, equal instruments. Tor ils residue
the credit payments To be1r interest from the sale,
| and 10 be secured by bonds with good security, and by
retaining The tile until payment
We are authorized TO say, that IL Is mol The intention
of any of the persons now interested IN the estate TO
purchase IL LUCY WINE hEE, Com:rs.
Sept. l4-ctds holden RHODES,