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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
TEAS.

Si'0er LeacSeldom sold even by large dealers,
because ofthe very small profits made on its
sale. This is a very superior Tea
Do do Golden Chop Plsntn.
ton or Garden growth / SO
Colder Chop-This is the finest Green Tea cultivated In
China, Ii is ofthe first picking, and eXceis all other
Green teas for is delicaoy Of favor, strength aud aroma
Heretofore his tea has never reached this country, e1'
cept in small lots, as presents TO importers,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
TIE NJ S.

LIST. DEpARrMENT--Geometry Mental and Nor
al Philosophy, Rhetoric. Elements OF criticism As
tronomy, Chemistry Composition &c.-$5 90.
Arithmetic, Geography, Nat. Philosophy, Physl-
ology, Botany, Analysis, Grammar, Composition
Sc "a 90
ID. DEPARTMEYT-Arithmetic Grammar, Ge-
ography, Writing, History, Composition spelling,
Reading SO 90
Smelling and Reading. 50 so
French Drawing and Painting. each:....$2 90
J.W. ELY.
Lancaster, August 81, l947. Swl6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
In Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
John R. Mumaugh, Administrator Of David Rees
Jr., deceased.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03

RNL AX-SEED oIL--3OO Gallons OF
clear Flax-Seed Oil, just received and for sale
by BURY g. BECK.
lancaster, July 0, 1S47. o
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
GROCERIES Of an KINDS,

Cedar Churns and Tubs, Wooden Buckets,
Salt. &c. &c. &c.
~ Come every body and look through our
MAMMOTH PILES Of Goods. We are always
on hand and ready to prove to you, what is an un-
deniable fact, that we have more Goods, better
assortments and sell at lower rates thnn any other
establishment in Lancaster. OF these facts you
can convince yourselves by calling ut our OLD
STAND and examining our stock.
WE WISH TO PURCHASE
90 900 bushels Of WHEAT,
Any amount of CORN, RYE. OATS, Flsx-seed,
Feathers, and every thing else that the Farmers
have for sale that is worth having. We will give
the highest prices in CASH and GOODS for the
above articles, and give MORE GOODS for the
same amount OF irade, than any other house. Call
and give US a trial
Lancaster. June 4. l847
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
OAL2AAJD
GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION
ROMAN BAND CHARIOT!
n.nurn LIZ Han r.nu mnnsnr nf TIN Inrnnrf Niznl

TTNIlS magnificent Car outvies in beauty aud
splendor any thing Of tile kind ever beheld.
In front it presents . Hurculean figures-One rep
r~esenting Neptune blowing his sea shell, the 9th
er that Of Colossus of Rhodes bearing and EN-
blem of heather mythology. The whole chariot
is composed Of statnary aud literally covered with
Gold. The p%nnuels are adorned with appropri-
ate paintings. The tout nsembie is perfect be.
ing surmounted by all immense canopy. supported
by two GirC6es, and decorated with silken la
pestery, on the apex Of which II is perched the A.
MEXICAN EAGLE.
The length Of chariot. .......--.--3O ieet'
Height 10 summit of canopy.---..-. 20 feet.
The weight is full INSTRUMENTATION lbs
WILL BE EXHIBITED AT LANCASTER,
On Wednesday. September 5, 1047,
For one dag only, from ! p. NJ @4. p. NJ.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS;
Children undo ten years of age, is Cents.
RAYMOND g. WARING would announce to
the citizens Of the West that they will now have
an opportunity of seeing the celebrated brave
md no,uarRnl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
KENDALL's BRASS BAND.

Is Picked Musicians, in LustTous Uniforms.
Of a celebrity in both Hemisphere 10 which no other
band aspires. led by the IMMORTAL EDWARD
KENDALL, whose fame as the MAGlG Bly-
GlSR, has penetrated every circle TO winch music
has access, al once gives tone TO the pure and admi-
rable amusements Of the Monster Circus, whether in
leading the IMMENSELY EXTENDED PROCESSION in
the GDAHEbU5 WDAtgEAL MJEIC GAG or
awakening the echoes of the streets while R0UNTzy
Oh Is EgGHJY GigLAIsJNaD BTEaba, or
Inctamorphosing the performance into a
SoIREE MUSICALE!
not the least attractive feature in which will be the
never TO be forgotten
SOLO UPON HIS MAGIC SILVER BUGLE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03

The price of Wheat ranges from 70 to IS cents
Flour retails at $40$4,2j Corn 25 III ear, 90 cents
shelled; Oats l7c; Barley 40045c; Flaxseed &C
Beans 5O062c; Lard. 6Q61 cents; Bacon, Ho;
round, 6 cents.-GazeHe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
Real Estate for sale

Lancaster, August 10, l847. IA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03

Beside the above we expect daily from China
several splendid chops Of Tea, ereiusively impor-
ted by the PEKIN TEA CO.. and which we in
tend to copyright to prevent trickery. Let our
agents get Ieady.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03

Ne Plus Wtra-This rea ia as fragrant asa noSegay, II
Yields a perfume that is truly delightful, ], is of garden
growth. and superior TO any thing ofthe kind ever sold
in this country,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, ine... 90 so
Do do do extra fine 90 625
HOWQuA'S MIXTURE, a strong and
rich black Tea Pekoe favor 90 Is
CONGO, good....--- 90 371
Do very fine 90 so
PEKOE FLOWERS, good............ 90 871
No do harden growth 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15
Tickets Sl2; halves 6; quarters NO. Certificates OF
packages Of &c Wholes Sl56-shares In proportion.

Tickets SI2; haIves o. quarters UU. CeTtIncaes Of
ckages of &c Whoies Sl56-shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000! 100 of 1000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass 81, 10 be drawn al BAL.
timore on Wednesday, June Both, l847 rs Nos, 10
drawn ballots.
Grand Capitals.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 1929
5000 100 I" 1000
5000 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves S; quarters 50. Certificates of
packages Of wholes sli9 hI-sllares In proportion.
Persons ordering by t. package may deduct the prce
of three tickets.
u. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Urto &. w. PURCELL,
Nav Richmnnd. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15
LOTTERIES.
Lam bert,s once.

On Fourteenth Street, Under The Exchange HOTEL
rT,HOMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
1 and the public in general that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, in the office ION i4
street, under the Exchange Hote,) formerly occupied
by D. Al. noyt, and recently by E. B. Pendlelon.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which J. w.
Maury L. Co. successors to Gregory Col the Ma
nagers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
TO-DAY.
The New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. A., draws al Jer
here on Tassda Mos caa. psze
of S20, 900, 5000, 300o 1900, 1885, IS OF 1000, &C.
Tickets SIS; halves 2 so; quarters 25.
TOMORROW.
Splendid Scheme $4,000! Sill 900. $4,000!
WEDNESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No
81, draws at Alexandria on Tuesday, and The drawing
will be received here on Wednesday. Capitals: slo-
OOO 900, 00O 5000, 1000, 500 1850, 10 Of lOo
&c. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST. halves So quar-
tiers IS.
TuURsDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Class No. is, draws At Jersey City on We'd
on Thursday. Capitals $4,000, 5000, 3,0O0, a,IS9
10 of 900, &C. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S. halves
9 so; quarters 25.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
drawing will be received here Friday evening Ca
pital $1,000. G6 Nos, II drawn ballots Tickets S2
halves ]; quarters SO cents.
Also on Friday-uo be drawn In Richmond at half
past 4o'clockl-the Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Extra
Glass No. Is. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81; halves so
cents. quarters 25 cents.
SATURDAY-1ickets One Dollar.-1he SUSSEX, De-
aware Lottery draws al Wilmington, Delaware on ga
luday, and the drawing will be received here by the
mail that evening. Capitals: S300O, 0OO 500, etc
80 Nos drawn ballots. Tickets only 81; halves 81
cents; quarters % cts.
44,4i4 DOLLARS!
Also for Saturday-Spl-ndd Scheme. The Alesan
dra Lottery Glass No. 30, be drawn Al Alexandria
on Saturday THE drawing viii reach here on Sunday
evening" and be ready for inspection al this Office early
on Monday morning Capitals: s4l 4il % aa2, III,
GG66, 4444, 35Ie, Al prizes Of ILL, etc, etc
Tickets gil; halves 50; Quarterse rs.
10 Recolect No. 3-"Theres luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More."
lJ- There have been sold and cashed at this office,
within few days past, prize of 1000, and other
Capitals.
- Tickets and shares In The Lotteries of which the
drawings arriveion Sunday will be for sale ut this office
until o'clock on Saturday evening, and The drawings
there Tor inspection on Monday morning.
Orders from the country. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in NJ Co.'s Lotteries, punctuay attended TO,
and the drawings forwarded when requested.
A liberal discount on package sales.
Fries cashed al sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
June IA No. 3, Exchange Place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-15

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTE ENT,l
IN STREET.

Ne; 4 i s9?TA 70 D. 7 AS Y -"
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToNs the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, No AZ, June 18th :
40 SIS 81 &c 81 80 70 69 43 10 So II AZ
Drawn Nos. Alexandria, No 80. June I2:
81 So 20 Al IS l3 81 SO so 40 10 4 Is
Halt Nos. IS 49, prize Of $40O, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Lee.burg, No "a, juno IA:
10 % 4 % 81 73 Is 48 al 81 80 SO 10 81 II
Ticket Nos. p % 73, capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New jersey No. AZ. Capitals:
$4,000, 5000 5000 1000 1853, 25 OF 900,
&c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 3d. halves .
so; quarters 25.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 81. Ca.
phas: $4,000, 1000, 10000, 5000, 1000,
500, 400, 10 of 1000, &c. IL Nos, - drawn.
Tickets SIS; halves 2 SO; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
THURSDAY-New jersey, No AZ. Capt.
lals: $4,000, 5000, 5000 2,lS9, 10 Of 1000,
&c. rs Nos, IS drawn. Tickets &c. halves
2 SO; quarters rs.
5000 DOLLARS! 1910 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-M ononsalia Lottery, No. 3D.
Capitals: 5000 dollars, $40, 1000, 800, GOO,
500, &C. 66 Nos IL drawn. Tickets So halves
l; quarters 80 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRfDAY-Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No. I5
Capitals 1000 dollars, 900, 600. &c. IS Nos.
10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO cents; quar-
tiers 25 cents.
5000 DOLLARSi 1000 DOLLARS!
SArURDAY-Sussey,E Extra, No. 49. Ca
pitfalls: SO 1000, 1000, 500. &c. 60 Nos, and 9
drawn. Tickes 81; halves SO cts; qrs. 25 CTS.
S4i,444! 2a,22a, I'LL!
Alexandria Lottery. for Internal improvement
I'm The District of Columbia, Glass No. 81, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, June 10. ls47.
rs Nos. Is drawn. Brilliant Scheme; S44 AL,
% 222. uII1, GG66, 4.444, 3,Sl9 1922 A Of
liIl, Al OF 555, e. OF 1873, l29 Of 222, &c., &c.
Tickets II; halves s so; qrs.2 10 certificate
OF package Of &c Whole Tickets $ll0-shares
in proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for ls47, 10 be
drawn June 26lh. is Nos. IL drawn Grand
Scheme: 100000, 10000, 10000. 5000, 3, 500, 25
OF 1000 So of 500, 200 OF 200, &c. Tickets 10;
halves s; qrs 2 so. Certificates of packages ol
25 Whole Tickets Sl20-shares in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent whenre-
uues,ed. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
June IA Richmond. Va
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

THE Board Of yisiters will meet n! Lexington on
i MONDAY, the 2eh Of June, l547, TO make ap-
poiniments as Cadets in the Virginia Military Institute
Applications should be addressed PAID, 10 the SUI
ces for SIsTE Cadets in the following Senatorial Dis
tricis Augusta, Monongalia, Isle Of Wight, Halifax
Wythe Charlotte, Pittsylvana, Hampshire, Washing
ton Fairfax, Bath. kanawha.
The Institute furnishes to The STATE Cadet his hoard
wishing. tuition, fuel lights, Surgeon books, stallion
cry and matlrass in consideration of which, he binds
himself TO years after graduation, rs teach.
er lie u charged with cLoTnIso only, the cost ni
which, including pocket money, tthe control OF winch
Is exercised by the Instituted cannot exceed S9o year
and, by economy, may he reduced 10 $40 or $50.
Applications will al the same tine be received Tor al
mission as pay Cadets; the total expense including
clothing being about $3.50 for IL months.
All applications must be accompanied by nndouhted
evidence Of fair moral character and M person Il Rp-
pointed az q State Cadet whose pecnhiary circumstan
ces are such to require the aid which Is contrm
plated for this class Of Cadets.
QUALIFIcATioss-Ag- between 10 and 25 years-m
nimum height feet inches, and freedom from badly
disease or defnrmity.
Trna OF SERylcE-Three years az State Cadet-no
less than two years for pay Cadets
The exercises OF the next graduation class VIII take
place on Monday, 5th Of July which occasion the
class will be represented as follows:
sauatory addresses by Cadet II. b. Smyth, of Wyhe
Grafton by Cadet C. c. Wharton, of Culpeper.
Grafton by Cadet D. l.. Powell, Of Ioudonn.
yaledctory Addresses by Cadet J. c. Moncure, O
Stafford.
Exercises appropriate 10 the National Anniversary
will consist In the reading of the Declaration Of indie
pendence by Cadet j. L. loindeIter, Of Richmond City
and an Grafton by Cadet F. B. Jones, Of Frederick
The Alumni Association will meet on the 5th day O
July. An address will he delivered by Lewis Gar
''''' '''F'' ' FRANCIS II. SMITH, snpr.
March 26-c3i& laftlsJeGwt2Sje
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Virginia InstItation,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND.

FOR The EDUCAIION OF THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND OF THE BLIND.
sTAUaIos, viRGIsA.
fI,IIE eighth session of this Institution will commence
on the first day Of September next.
Terms and Conditions of Adnnttance.
j. The Institution will provide for each pupil board
washing and Lodgings the continual superintendent of
health, conduct, manners and moals fuel and lights;
textbooks stationery, and other incidental expenses OF
the school rooms for which, including Tuition and
Medical attendance, all pupils who are Of ability will
be charged per annum The Deaf and Dumb $50 dollars,
and the Blind 100 dollars, payable half yearly in adj
vance.
. For punciuality in payments, satisfactory bond
Is required.
g. The age OF admission in The Deaf Mute Depart
ment Is between and twenty fve-in the Blind De-
parment, males between and fourern females be.
tween eight and iwelve-or at the discretion OF the
spective Principals.
l. The course of instruction covers six years. and no
pupil Will be received for less term than two years
5. Pupils on admission should come provided with
sufficient changes of comfortable clothing, with their
names marked thereon.
G. Clothing must he renewed by the parents, guar
dians or friends, when Observation-Disclosures il will be
furnished by the Institution, and charged TO them.
T. Pupils whose friends unable 10 educate them,
educated and clothed also, If necessary by the In
sttuton. hut satisfactory evidence must be exhibited
10 the Vstes that The parent guardian is unable To
deray the expenses, any Of the expenses Of r
pupil 1t IL expected that the pupil will he brought
here free Of charge 10 The Institution, and only under
peculiar circumstances will this rule be departed from.
8. A Limited number OF Deaf and Dumb and Of Blind
persons are supported and educatedn the Institution at
public expense and II Is both the wish and the duty OF
the Board Of Visitors 10 make oil sections Of the State
share alike in this public henefcence To this end ad
yerisemenls have been repeatedly circulated inviting
applications. But while applications from the State
large quite numerous, there srll remain nine Sena-
torla Districts, thnse, namely, Of Bedford Spotsylva
MIA, Fauquer Isle Of Wight, Meckenburg, Accomac,
1azewelI, Washington and Allegheny, which have no
State pupils The Institution, and applications
fle On the 10th day Of July next, The Board will pro-
coed 10 NIL existing vacancies In list Of State pupils
from. tha mi rnC mn
he file and applications In the above named DISTRICTS
made in the meantime, will have the preference over
all others.
Applications in behalf OF the Deaf and Dumb should
be made the Reverend Joseph d. Tylern behalf Of
The Blind to DR. J. G. M. Merillal.
NICHOLAS C. KINNEY, Secretary.
2Iaunfnn lime l-cflnIhIuly
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR


pY virtue OF deed Of trust, bearing date on The 3oth
ID day of January 1884, and made to the subscribers
by overlon B. Petit and Mary E. his wife, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF the County Court oil Cum
berand on the oath Of February, 1874, We the under
signed or one Of u.s. will sell, on TUESDAY, the 2sth
day of June 1897, upon the premises, 10 the highest
bidder for ready money al public auction TO satisfy The
nurposes OF said deed all that Tract Of Land called
nC0BBHAM," lying on James River, in the county Of
Cumberland, containing by estimation about one thou
sand acres and bounded by said river and by the lands
Of William Mayo and others. Also. The following
slaves and other Personal Property-to wit Minor,
Ned, John, Fanny, Whey, and child Sally; also, FIVE
head Of Horses and Mules, fifteen head Of horned Cat
tie twenty head Of Sheep, head of Hogs, one
portable Threshlng Machine, riding Gigg, all the
Farming implements now on The Cobbham plantation,
the crop Of Corn, Oats, Tobacco and Proyender made
the pa year, and now remaining said plantation;
also III the that may be grown the said plan.
iat,on the present year. Of every kind whatsoever Also
all the Household and Kitchen Furniture now In The
posse aston said Overton Pellit and the future IN
crease of the females Of The said slaves.
Selling Trustees, we shall warrant the title to said
,yacl Of Land and said Slaves &C. against all pei sons
claiming under us, or either Of US.
Should the day appointed for ihs above sale be ince-
ment il will be made Oh, arsi fair day thereafter.
WILLIAM FONTAiNE, lTn,,..s
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, ia,
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AUCTION SALES.
DesirabIc Residence for sale.

a n am very desir0us oil ulsposing oil Tile lract
k sssM of Land on which now reside, known by the
siSitl name OF LINDEN, lying in the county Of
$3.50 Orange, in the South West mountains, seven
miles from the Court House, thrtytw from Fredercks
burg, sixteen from the Railroad Depot NJ Gurdonsvr,
and twoand-a half from the Rapldan River. THIS
Tract contains eight hundred and forty eight acres
fourth OF which is wood land the growth of which is
principally Oak Hickory, Poplar and Locust. II is d.
vided into eight fields all under good fencing The i'm.
provements consist of a very comfortable Dive ling
House. Uverseers House, Meat House. Ice House, Car
rage House, Corn House, Kitchen, Dairy, Barn, and
every other or building necessary for the convenience
OF family. The location of the Dwelling House is
one Ut The most beautiful in the county, and the i'm
provemens abont il are very handsome. All Of the
arabic land is well taken with clover and has been u-
der the clover and plaster system Of Improvement for
several years. This whole red land region is provrr
bal for health and for its great susceptibility i'm
prnyemen, by tbs application of clover and plaster.
The amount of subscription necessary for opening the
navigation of the Rapidan River, has nearly all been
taken, which, when effected, must greatly enhance the
value oil lands contiguous 10 IL.
In order more certainly Ia effect sale, and Ia suit The
convenience OF purchasers, would divide this tract,
as To sell -four or SIX hundred acres with the i'm
provements, allowing snhciency Of woodland. 10
any one wishing To purchase privately VIII say that
Will sell great bargain In the land, and also IN farming
utensils crops, stock of all kinds, sc all very good II
not sold privately between this and Thursdays the 18th
day Of July next, (n0tce OF sale before that time Will
be gysn) shall proceed to sell II that day, the
bera and con he known by addressing the subscriber
MIR. Robert 7. Wills Orange Court House, Viz
GINA. Persons looking out for residence In the upper
country are invited 10 take look al my estate, as
will sell bargain. RtCHD l.. BROWN.
P. S.-Possesson will he given whenever desired,
The purchaser allowing the subscriber ingess and eercss
10 secure the grow Ing Crops
Oran3e County April 3O-c2awtl5thJuly.
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SAROT HJI.I. FOR SALE.


RY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
- Of Law and Chancery Tor the County Of Gooch-
land, pronounced III The of Carter vs.. Carter The
undersigned will expose 10 sale, by public auction 10
the highest bidder upon the premises, FRIDAY, the
9th day Of July next, 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 of the most beautiful
regions of Virginia, and in one Of its best country
neighborhO0ds. contains eight hundred and seventy
of land of which hundred and sevenIythree
first lanes River Low Grounds IL il well sup
piled with wood and timber, Is well waered, 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
also of brick, ample and In good order The Overseers
Houses and Servants Houses ample for their pur
poses.
The sale will be positive, and without reserve, on the
following erms viz ID cash, and The balance IN one
and two years from The day Of delivery with legal
II until paid Bonds with security will be
qured, or tile withheld as security.
The purchaser will be allowed 10 take possession, for
the purpose Of seeding the Isl Of September the
crop will be sOwn for him on The usual terms, and full
possession viii be given AT Christmas.
In the ensuing autumn, all the slaves stock and crop
on the Farm, Will he sold n auction the Farm;
that The purchaser OF the land may then supply himself
with those articles, il he desires to do
May 7-ctds CHARLES HENRY CARTER. Com.
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pOCKFISH LAND FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber hereby offers again III market his
Tract of Land, situated on Rockhsh river, m Del
son county having heen able heretofore TO effect
sale on satisfactory terms, and being still determined 10
sell.
This place contains about $50 acres $50 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 II l:
suitably enclosed and Is well set In clover and limo
Inv Il Is peculiarly well suited for stock farm, be-
na unusually we'll watered and very productive In The
various grains and grasses.
The situation Is beautiful and healfhfu the Improve
m.nts generally are sufficient and substantial the
dwelling being commodious and handsome; The neigh
borinr society In good, aud the distance Of the place
FINN The lanes River Canal only % miles, 10 thr
nearest point OF which, from this region, turnpike
road is now in progress OF construction
f purchasers should prefer it, the land could be ad-
yanageously divided into unequal tracts the lesser
oconialn about four hundred acres, and 10 have upon
Il n comfortable dwelling and some out-hnuses.
IA The subscriber viii he absent from the state for
seue weeks he will refer purchasers, in the mean time,
Ia Mr. c. T.. Estes of Lovingston, or 10 Dr. b. T. Meg.
pipson living near Covesvllle, both Of The county ni
Srson who are authorized 10 sell f the price set upon
the place can be obtained. -
If sale be not effected before THURSDAY, the 9Th
day of July lSI7 the lands viii then be offered on The
nremses, 10 the highest bidder.
One fourth Of the purchase money VIII he required IN
hand and the balance IN three equal instamrnts, on
credit o! one and three years The purchaser giving
hands with good security aud the title 10 the land be-
ing retained rs additional security until the Whole be
Maid JOS. +. MONTGOMERY
Address-Mount lioreb Nelson county, Va.
li-ctds