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Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

No n ffamphhea Va b, -
Pulaski
judgment affirmed Opinion by
Where sheriff sells nropsuy undeS
ton, and faiis to make due return OF lhaN
pay over the manny the defendant in tho p .a-
ton is not The pgpon entitled ,herel1,a nor 'lhs
party aggfleysd,' wllh.athe meaning Of the clih
sec. Of chan. 60, RuV Slal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17

no. II. raallnor 4 wails,n. Walker Eaar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-22

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r ~ Just lecei9rd 4Is large and most magnificent
@. se'h o. H5t42 H5d73H''ief goods, wHiea Tor = r.
'eaaftt Gualtit aHi ese2HHfs,, cannot Re surpassed. i
tie Iaea5-t and fe. s-.#rsr# stock feer refore recei,.d
wItffHa reafv f5aret. #ef=u fers# ed to sell 10 tbo.e W.
wish 10 Am, good goods. rltauer than they can uossifIt
In any o.trlf 4.r r+-ar-y Of 4ttecGng lc 80
rfs.e.-1,lI," 55,5#5a. se### nan, 90 sa5 sdJas,,a - -
c"a>lHe' as te can "--'5t t53uil ma II WI re- TO her aa
Vehtaze. IHt ia#uA tHt eehpfi+eSa HOruen' w.
L33iHS-10 i'sez 2lFe, brown, clafel and datiia
french and tee5t5.! e.9i51i5on Sis1e to $40 per Ya5df
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Old F0RHsNE9 Eo0Ds-

PHde>IN P3HHB MILESTONE.
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e tSGtAMs.=s fue ss.sor,ment a various g,rees.
- gust HctttFtd a. D"ABiAGIfS.
r -INEENS, a large assortment Irish Linnens, Just re.
a@ eeHFedUF DARRAGH.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR ALLi
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . so.
u oOO DoIJ.ARsl $4,000 DOLLARS

$4,000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. So lobe drawn
on Saturday, Dec. ii, 15i7. rs Nos, ia drawn.
Capitals
nrize Of sa5, 0n priGs Of S3,377
IsnoO 30 prizes Of $500
:. 10000 % 1000
5000 20 $50
5000 90 500
Tickets sIO halves S; quarters 3d.
Packages and Certificates 10 be bad on the usual II
heraI terms in any Of the above splendid Lotteries
ar Orders for Tickets Shares in all lotteries I'M
der our mana cement constantly for sale Address US,
or T.. w. PURCELL,
Nov % Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
35COO DOLLARS 10000! 10000 |!
10 Contractors.
OF ADVERTISEMENT

,E,lE letting Of the twenty mrs of the James River
i and Kanawha Company's Canal, along James ri
yer, in Virginia, between the mouth of North River
.ake place the 18th of December, lei1 is
until further n0ticf. Hut
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the Office
of the said Com; any, Richmond, until the 18Th OF
December, 1877, for the construction OF Two Stone Dams
with River Locks four Stone Lift Locks, and three
Sections, and for several smaller jobs on the same Ca
nal between lynChhufg and the mouth OF North River.
One of the Dams i'll be 365 feet long and % feet high,
and the other 3eS feet long and "a feet high. These
jobs will be let separately To the lowest Responsible bid
der, and cash payments will he made therefor on
monthly estimates Of work actually done, wn reser-
walton of twenty per cent, by way Of security for The
completion Of the work, until The same slia be COM
pleted according 10 contract
SEALED PROPOSALS will also be received, nj the
place. until the date for the connection of
the Company Canal with the Tide-Water Of James
River, at Richmond, through the Richmond Dock
This work will consist of three Locks Of seventeen feet
lit, and of fifteen feet ill., intermediate Canals
for aggregate distance ofabout half mile, with snc
Culvers, Walls Wastes, Street Bridges, &c, as shall
he necessary; Stone Dam across James River, III the
Falls, at Richmond; the Raising of the Walls and En-
banknent Of the present Dock the Extension OF the
Dock q few hundred feet Ea-twardly and the con
strnction Of Outlet Lock At the lower end thereof
capable Of admitting the largest vessels coming the
of the Company, Ito he issued under the authority Of
recent act of the Legislature Of Virgina running -
years and bearing per cent. interest, payable SENT
annually Resides The usual reservation Of twenty per
cent the monthly estimates the Contractor Con-
tractors will he required IL give ample security. sails
factory the Board of Directors for tile completion Of
the work al the times and III The manner specified In
the contracts.
Plans OF the above works will be exhibited. and spr
ccaons thereof delivered 10 tractors nj the Com
pany's Office In Richmond. by the lst Of December
next. Alter the receipt of the PROPOSALS, time will he
taken FOR the consideration thereof until the igh of lhr
same month, whrh day lin the proposals should
BE- satisfactory the several oll sections above adpe
tised will be lcl WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer Of the J. r. * X. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

HAVING determined To move 10 the West, offer for
IL sale the three following Farms-viz:
First.-The which | now reside, called
STATESVfLLE situated In New Kent county, on The
main stage road leading from Richmond Ia Williams
burg, and distant from the former place 80 miles, and
from the latter ~ miles, and three miles from New Kent
Court house.
This farm is located in the most healthy part Of the
county and contains about five hundred acres Of land,
one hundred and twenty five of which are cleared and
in high state Of Improvement, the rest we'll timbried
with pine, oak hickory and chestnut, and quite conve-
nient Pamunky River, where q ready sale can he
found for cord-wood u abounds in mari of the very
hest quality, and also has II several springs and
well of Immediately in the yard, that capIot be
surpassed in lower Virginia
The soil is well adapted 10 the growth nf corn, wheat,
oats, clover, &c. The improvements consist Of two
ncat comfortable and commodious dwelling houses, a
good store and lumber house, in which business has
been successfully done FOR many years, together with
all necessary out-houses.
Second My farm, called PARIIAM's lying imme-
dialely on Pamuniy River, u few miles above its
junction with York River, and one mile above Ethan.
Il contains five hundred and fhrtythree acres Of land,
of which there about one hundred cleared and IN a
tolerable state Of improvement, having been married
and clnvered. There IL an abundance OF mari OF the
very best quality On the farm. II Is well timhered,
principally with pine and white oak, tile latter OF which
il we'll suited for ship building There are large brick
dwelling house and several onhouses the premises.
TRANSFORMATIONS, lying on the Ckcsahomny
River and containing nearly sis hundred acres OF l9nd
large norton of which In heavily tmbered with pine
suited for cord wood and raft timber portion Of the
timhered land is said to be ofe richest quality on the
river. There is connected with this farm Fishery
considered the hest the river II has on II small
dwelling house with two brick chmneys ana come OUT
houses
ANY one wishing 10 purchase any one, or NIL oil tie
FARMS or being DESTROYS of further In
formation In relation them, will please come and see
house yn. JOHN SLATER.
Oct I-cl,c3m4 ~ Whjg requested 10 cOly.
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Nov 24-3lawds
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER-
-. .rr


DY virtue OF the provisions uf the last i'll and trs
- tlmrnt al Robert Thrift, deceased, shall, on the
seventh day Of December next should that day be suit
able if moi the first S' day thereafter al his lato
residence procert L. ~ Il the highest bidder, the
Farm upon which ,hr td Robert Thrifl resided lying
IN The counties c( Abe p'at. and Fluvanna, on the
South side al tb- klyanna river containing about
thirteen hundred lcrr3 IrI the convenience Of pur
chasers il will he d,iiei That portion Northwest Of
Brery Greek, upon "hich Is the mansion house, sup
posed to contain about seven hundred and twenty-five
acres farm about cnehaf of which is cleared,
and IN good system al eItrliion aud contains about
hundred and lhiry acres Of very fertile river low
grounds. The balance Is well Hhrrrd. and con-
siderable portion al u tobacco land The improve
men> consist vi 4 dwelling house. onvenirniy con-
strurrd, containing eight rooms, an excellent barn
aud rrsing machine, negro cabins, tobacco houses.
ST., &C, all III good repair. The remaining portion,
southeast Of Briery Creek occupied by my brother,
Robert Thrift, contains about live hundred and seven
ty.fvr acrrs-tweniy i've or thirty acres river bot
tnn--he balance upland, al fine quality, large por-
ton suitable Ia The cultivation Of tohaceo-about one
hundred Of which cleared, and III good
state u iniprnvrrnt-has OH II convenient dwelling
house, with all necessary onthouses, &c.
These lands aie located IN healthy and desirable
mriChbcrlood ten miles below Charlottesville, one
mile below the Buck Island Factory and one mile
above the Union Factory which, with their proximity
To the City Of Richmond, by means of the Rivanna
and James River improvements, render them very dc
sirabe homeseads. Further description Is consider
ed unnecessary, rs those wishing To purchase VIII, OF
course view the premises, and judge for themselves.
They viii be shown 10 any person who may wish 10 see
Al the time and place will be sold tho
stock Of every kind; among iaem number of fatten
ing hogs, crops plantation utensils, household and
kitchen furniture, Ac.
TERMS OF SAL For the lands one fourth Of the
purchase money Will I've required in cash, and ths
balance in equal instruments, of one, Two AND three
yenrs. The deferred payments 10 be secured by bonds
and approved security and trust deed IN the lands.
The personal property VIII be;sod on credit Of twelve
months, FOR all Sums above Ten dollars secured by bond
and appro.ed security; for AZ; Of ten dollars and
under, cash will he required.
GEORGE n. THRIFT,
Executor OF Robert Thrift, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
FAIRFAX ACADEMY.

CGIPEPER COUNTY. tlKslAla.
THE fi.t session nf this Institution will commence
the last Friday in November. with vacation from tho
first of June the titsi Of 1gy. The Principal has
been recently selected 10 take charge Of this Institution
nv its Iiuard Of Trustees, after all acquaintance with
his qualifications As teacher Having been cadet Of
The Virginia Military Institute and being practically
guanted with the system Of merit and drnerl so sue
cesslly introduced there, hr has determined Ia model
his academy after that discipline. The standin. Of The
students will be regulated by their daily Rotations and
department. anda faithful account will he made quar-
rry To parents and guardians lie has associated with
himself Mr.. Thomas $. llenDg. 4 graduate OF II. :.
College, Ia whose charge will be committed ine in
siructon of the Greek aud Mathematical classes The
village unvalled for good health; the people moral,
refined and distinguished for their snbrety; ronsera
tous hch should not he lisregarrd by tie guardians
of youth. Tie of study will embrace the nrdi
nary branches OF English i!cr.tntr-thr Latin Greek
and French Languages and Mathematics, including
all iis higher Notwithstanding ard the Scieness,
including all the branches Of Natural Philosophy will
nj 81 he taught.
Terms Hoard may be had Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spots
wood, wiio fully prepared 10 accommodate board
ers $50 for the session of ten months.
TrrrioS :-Lowes, terms of admission $685. for
Grammar Geography, each au extra clarge Of 81;
for Latin, Mathematics aud Tie higher English
branches each ALL S35; for French III Greek. an ex-
tra charge of SIS. TIE tuition fees are payable one.
half oil June, and the other hall the first
of December.
REFERENCES The Board of Trustees Of the Tnsti-
tuition; the Faculty Of lampden Sydney College; Colo
mel J. e. Gibson aud j. &. Grern ESQ., Culpeprr; Dr.
Abner Cfu,nR, General William Lyon and Chastaln
Cucke, Esq, Pnwhaan; Samuel p. Hawrs, Esq
Richmond aud William II. Harrison, Esq, Amelia
please do before the fifteenth Di December in person
or by letter, addressed 10 the Principal q Capeprr
Court House, Virginia
jOuS STIRLING; SWAMI, Principal.
~, ..,. Hell ar 4 Am
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LOTTERIES.
Strasion's Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STRATToN'S the man.
Drawn Nos of Alexandra Lottery, Class Is:
SIS 81 81 Al 80 73 % 30 81 81 -.
Ticket Nos SO Is - a prize -, 81 GOO. sold
and pait. by SFRATTOE
Drawn Nus. Of Alexandria, No. 16 NV 3:
Al IS - Is 81 II IL 69 81 / Is 5
Whole, Nus. i I'll g. prize VI S2,35s IS
Nos. IL Ct 90, a prlz Of 400 %
both sold and paid b. STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey, No 95, Dec. !:
42 76 rs 10 G5 43 IL IS 81 Al II 81 81 IL
Ticker Nos 81 So rs, prize OF $3.50, sold
and paid by SrRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Leesbnrg, Extra, No. 70. Capitals s4,-
900, 1000, 500, &c, - Nos, II drawn. Tickets
81; halves so c.. quarters Csc.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex Extra. No. 81. Capitals -
$4,000, 1000 $40, Sc, &c. 70 Nos, 4drawn. Tickets
Sl halves So cts; quarltrs 25 els.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lottery, No. IS. Capt.
tails $40 900, 10000 10000, suCu GOOO 5000, $500,
5000, 1891, Of 900, $50 of ,OoO, &c. IS Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets SI2; halves G; quaners3 3.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly At
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders 10 n. STRATTON,
Nov. SO Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
SALE OF REAI. ESTATE.

DURSTANT Ia a decree of The County Conf Of King
l William. dated the Pend of November, lsi7, IN =
Chancrry Court therein pending, in which Edmund
Ltlepase, guardian Of ]. +. Lacy, was plaintiff, u.s.
Reubin a. Lacy, and others, Defendants the under
signed Comm SAID decree appointed VIII
Sei "A, public auction Al King william Court house. on
MONDAY the 9Th of December, 1877, III being Court
day the tract of land mentioned in sad decree, lying
In the county aforesaid and parish Of Saint John about
A mile and h1f West Of AcGninton Church. and -four
from said Courthouse, containing 2s5 acres, more
less and adjoining the lands Of Thomas B. Martin, Ia
vd a. Lacy and Others, being the plantation upon
which John Lacy, deceased, lately resided II II
well adapted 10 the growt Of wheat and corn, consist
ing in part Of valuable meadow land, cleared and pro-
perly drained. II is remarkably we'll tiIbsIed, Tho
growth being chiefly red and white oak. The I'M
provements area comfortable dwelling house, smoke
house dairy, and other necessary and suitable out-
houses constituted generally OF cedar hogs. more
minute description IL deemed unnecessary, M persons
wshlng to purchase invited 10 view the premises
pre- yious 10 the day o sale and examine for themselves
TERMS.-The land win be sold upon credit %
twelve months except much may be necessary TO
nay the costs Of said suit and the expenses attending
The sale which will be required in cash. The purcha
ser will be required To execute bonds with satisfactory
security carrying interest from date, and also deed OF
trust upon the land secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money. HARDIN LlTTLEpAGE, com,,s
WM. n. GREGORY,
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pJANTaTION FOR SALE.

For sale, the Plantation known CASA
<GEA BLANCA, in Jefferson county Florida, con-
IIsi dining 1000 acres of Land, of which there are
s6s.A%a about 900 cleared and upwards Of 700 now In
cultivation in cotton and corn.
This Plantation is situated in the most desirable pa
OF the state, being within Two miles and half Of Mon
ticeilo county site. where there is Post Office,
miles of Tallahassee the Capitol of the State. II Is
well waiered throughout, Astounding in springs Of thr
finest water and is remarkable, III this healthy
neghborhood for i,s uninterrupted health On IL there
is a very good dwelling House, with piazza all around
containing eight fine rooms, besides servants apart
ments, Kitchen, Store Room, Smoke House. Bath
House, Spring House for Milk, &C., all in good order
and repair. The Negro Quarters, Overseer's House,
Gin House. Plantation Stables, Fences. Sc, ARE aiso II
red negroes There Is also small but uniaiing wa
ter power which there is Grist Mill IN oprIn
ton.
To good purchaser, this properly will lie sold low
"a The owner is about rmnvr. Possession given
the Isl January next II which time will ais" liz disi'os
ed Of If desired bY the person buying, lol Of conn., ana
part of the stock nnw on the pace.
Those wishing 10 purchase would do we'll Ia ey-
anime the land while the present crop ~ growing.
For terms, apply To Z. BEATTY, whu resides on the
Plantation, and will be happy 10 show IL.
ALSO-For sale low, several i,nr TRACTS nl Lana IN
various counties viz IL 800 In Tiger Hammock,
Wakua county; $40 IN thr Apalachcoa River,
In Gadsden county; 9Gn near 81. Andrews Bay.
alachua county, East Florida: a,0Gu on the 81.
Johns, South of Lake George 600 acres on The ST.
Johns River IN Duval county.
Apply rs above, or Col 5. s. Sibey, Editor Of the
Floridan.
Tallahassee Florida July a. lsa7.-cm6m
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HERRING & SHELTON,
GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants,
BROAD ST. OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,

BROAD ST., OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
OFFER for sale n we'll selected stock of Groceries,
" suitable for families aud farmers, which they re-
specially invite their friends from the country and
others visiting the city, call and examine, feeling
confident that they viii not fail 10 give salts faction
Their stock consists in part Of
st. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
Woolsey Z Woolsey's loaf, crushed and pulverlsed
Sugars;
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses;
Old Java, Laguira and Rio Ceffee;
Green and Black Teas, best quality;
Sole Leather. Upper do. Shoes and Shoe Thread
Cotton Yarns. Cotton Lines. Hemp Lines;
Iron, Nails, Salt, No. ~ C. Herringsi
Best Family Hams and Sides Bacon;
Western Sides and Shoulder Blcon;
Winter Strained Lamp OIL, Solar Oil;
Sperm and Tallow Candlesj
Soap, Starch, Allspice, Pepper and Ginger;
Best Chewing and Smoking Tobacco;
Best Principe and Havana Cigars, and many other
articles usually kept in Grocery Store all OF which
will be sold very low.
n. s. pay their personal attention TO the sales
of all kinds Of produce, pedgnR themselves at all
times to obtain the highest market prices and make I'D
vances on all goods when in hand for sale.
Richmond, Nov @, lS47-cwtFeb.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
SALE OF A GOLD NINE.

VIRGINIA AT Superior Court Of Chancery for H."
Richmond Circuit, held At the Capitol. in the Ci
Richmond, on Saturday, January 10Th. lei7:
Peter w. Grbbs. Richard Reins John Slater, Royal
Parrish, Henry a. Tatum, Richard 9 Tunsta Sanp-
.on ZONES, ~ L. stratton, Stokes Tnns,al Joseph p
Mann, Alexander Garrett, William w. Timberiak-,
John Thompson. Jr., Executor o.: Thomas Mienrr, DE
ceased Robert X Brock, lanes &. cowles, Washington
7. Mann, Hugh w. Try, and Francis b. Hart
John Ellis, David NJ Hunter, Jamrs Rihb and Will
liam NJ. Mitchell, Defendants:
This cause came on this day, by consent If the de-
PENDANT James Ribh by counsel 10 be heard upon The
hill and the exhibits herewith filed upon the answers
oftle defendants, Ellis Hunter and Mitchell with ir'
plicainns thereto, and upon IN agrermcn bearing da
tho twenty seventh day OF June, eighteen hundred and
foiiy.iivc between The piainuHs and the defendants,
Ellis Hunter and Bib, hy their respective c"nnsrl,
which said agreement marked " - hled rs an EXHIBIT
among tbs papers Of The cause, and was argued by
counsel: on consideration whereof. is Court doth ad
Judge order and decree, that the bill! al tr plaintiffs he
dismissed rs 10 tir defendant, William " Mitchell.
and that the plaintiff, John Thompson, jIuor. ont al
the estate Of his tssiaor Thomas Mrnre deceased IN
his hands h- administered and The other plaintiffs
Of their proper estate, do 10 the SAID William NJ
Mitchell his costs by him about his defence IN this be
halt expended; aud the Court, Ey consent OF The PLAIN
tiffs and Of the Gefendart Eills Hunter and Bibb, ~
expressed in The agresmen; aforesaid and In
OF the same, iutn further aduigr order and decree,
TINT Jaes Lyons and John Ftrming, who are hereby
appointed Commissioners tor the purpose, do proceed
To sell the OF land called the FoIked Run Nine by
public auction, 10 The highest bidder for cash-such
sale TO made nj the Court house of Louisa county,
upon some Court day. after thirty days notice OF the
time place aud terms Of sale shall have been given by
advertisement III one or more Of the newspapers pub
lished in the city OF Ricmond and after payn. out OF
the proceeds OF the said sale the expenses of making The
same and the ofs suit up 10 that ne the SAID
Comni ssoners required 10 depose The residue oil
the said proceeds in the Farmer BANK 0f Virginia.
the credit OF this sut and return TO this Court cor
tcaie of such deposils and report of their proceed
ings under ta:s decree
hCupy-Teste, 4. KDBEhIS, ClerK
~ no wilma If The fire poInp dscYee the undersgn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
VALUABLE DAN RIVER LANDS FOR
SAFE

THE subscriber viii, offer for SALE Al public auction,
i on MONDAY the Goth of December, le47, the
pawrr Lands OF the late Isabella Glenn OF halifax.
Virginia consisting of tracts, of one thousand acres
each The first tract lies en- the South side ot Dan n
yr stretching near miles on the river bank, WIN
eighty or one hundred acres Of superior bottom, and
four hundred of elegant tobacco land In ORIGINAL
forest and the balance Of the land OF I'VE hundred
acres in good heart we'll suited 10 the culture oil The
staple crops Of the country This land lies well Ia ad-
mraby watered, has good river landing, and level
outlet 10 the stage road Is about eighteen miles below
Milton and ten miles above Halifax Courthouse; has
good Orchurd, several good Cabins and Barns, and
Affords three shifts for twelve or ffieen hands.
Tho Mansion House Tract. adjoining the above 81
one thousand upwards, one hal. OF which Is 10
ensinal forest heavily tmbered, and well adapted 10
The production of corn, wheat onts and the inner qua
lilies Of tobacco. The improvements on this tract con
stat of an elegant two story Building and Wing win
seven or eIe hi rooms good Cellars, Kitchen, Laundry
Dairy Smoke Houses Carriage Houses, Cribs, Stables
Granaiy, Negro Cabins and Barns-nost OF them new
and in good ORDER recently panted-Yard and Garden
newly enclosed good Orchards Of every description o
fruit, richly stocked Garden and Yard of Shrubbery
and Vegetation, &c. The fine water, the good neigh
borhood The large proportion of wooded land the ex'
cslent outlet either by road or naveabe water-2bove
all The exceeding health OF the iocality-constliuie
these lands among the most desirable residences in the
upper country. Persons wishing TO purchase are IN
vied TO look at these lands before the day of sale
TERMS made known on the day; liberal credi
may however, be expected. The sale will take place
al tho Mansion House. JOHN t. GARLAND,
Dec 3-c4t Executor