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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29
EDUCATION.
University Of virginia.

TUE annual session Of the University will
nence on the lst October, and continue without
interruption until the 18th June. The Faculty is
posed rs follows:
GEssNEE HARRISON, NJ. ~, Professor Of Ancient
Languages
NJ. scHELE DE WERE, L. l.. D, Professor Of Mo-
dern Languages.
EDWARD II. CoURrENAY, L.. L D., Professor OF
Mathematics.
Mr.. WM B. ROGERS, Professor of Natural Phloso-
ply
RoBERT E. ROGERS, II. D.. Professor of chemis-
Try aud Malera AIedica.
JAMES j.. CABELL, N. D, Professor Of Anatomy
and Surgery
HENRY howard. NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
WIN. u. McGuFFEY, u. u. and l.. l.. D., Professor
OF Moral Philosophy.
Alr JOHN Is. MINOR, Professor of Law.
10 he admitted into the University the student
nc sixteen Years OF ase but the Faculty authorized
10 dispense wiih this reluson III thr OF appca
non ior ADMISSION by two brothers, of whom may
be under The age Of sixteen.
IL the applicant for admission has heen student AZ
any other incorporated Seminary he cannot he received
INTO Inc University unless lie produces certificate
from sucn Seminary, or other satisfactory evidence 10
Tue acuy win respect to his general good conduct
'c "noe necessary expensrs, exclusive OF clothes,
ponhs hna pof krt money, are estimated follows:
Boarc, including furniture and attendance for nine
hqn.s' slJ0
Fees-if single Professor be attended, $50; If
l"o s'' ior EACH II three or more, S25 each-say IS
ruei ana candles, To be furnished by the Proctor
al cost and per cent com mission-es;imatrd il
only one student In the dormitory $50 If two in
the same room, IL
Rent OF an entire dormitory, sic; for half, ifoccu-
pied by two Students &
Use of Library and Public Rooms, IS
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EI.IASON'S WOOLENS,

MANUFACTURED at the EAG Z FhCiohi
Hl MADISON MILLS, Madison county, va. o,,,,.
and Forwarding Agent an
"a good article, at fair price Is cheaper thah d"
inferior one, nj half price" ...
The above Goods having high reputation, IN conse-
quence OF their superior quality for service anu uu'
lily servants wear, has induced persons 10 ieIu
mend and SELL EIason's manufacture, e ooos ~.,n
have been made elsewhere, and wflcn, no' pnmans
those qualities of durability which % HiuCn Iee'nn
my own are well calculated to injure their stanus
The undersigned will In future have but one aGem. ~
Richmond, and the card attached toeacn piece S'''
will have his name and address ihcmueu' ,ho .rr
These goods will be exchanged ioi "ooi a. '"' W.
rent market prices. ,,,,ad
Farmers and planters in want Of them are requested
to send their orders and wool early 10 adson county
10 The undersigned, Madison MINIS, p'ou
Va or 10 his Agent al Richmond. :, III. Acsncv
in Richmond. r.,y In me
Annexed are few testimonials, out oil many =, n
possession. as TO the qualities and standing OF my
Goods, so far as they have been tvM r ELtAsoN
Madison Mile Madison CO., Va, May, ls4s.
kyA few short business letters, or eauo
them, not designed by the writers ior ,s, isas
Elf HIT. Goochland CO July i2th' le41 ~,
Having purchased and fairly risda supply OF Si ~
w. p Elason,s Wooden Cloths, feel warranted W
saying that, In every respect, 'ney "e,e gaRRiSoN.
factory. ~ "
sor-v u,, powhatan CO., July 18th, 1886.
This will be handed you BY MIR. w :. ILLUSION, , mo
nufacturerlof Wooden Cloths from Madison eouu a.,
traded nv wool with him last ysar-hs CON s .sro
tire satisfaction in price, and neve, nau ny .ool
clothing Ia last so well before e1cndhseu iy h 40
for cloth with him, and my intercourse mas oeen No.
To induce ma 10 recommend him TO your faVofap'e nv
tice. Yours, SI,n,,,, ~ SoyAI
...,,. Cous1y, Nov. end, ls47.
near Sir reesived about ten days ago inc oae ~
wooen Goods which were consigned 10 ven. DC hs n
Pey,on on the Isl August last ana nnu 'e NH, the
the quality [ expected, and to correspond with
sannlr Won lef with me at the time cohiraI Su;
Won for ihem ssnd YOU drait on Messrs. wa as
= pa,tsdaIe of Richmond, for the cost Of the same
V.rv r.sn.otiully, your obsdient servant, .Yp
ccocul.sn CouKry, Dec 2@h' lSa''
To w. p. Eliason: r,,.,, .,om Cen. Ber-
n,yd psuion ,yj,h which am well pleased D r.,
ssnd o d,sft IN slessrs Gla1a Brothers q w. a III
The hoanes dne AFTER deducting the value ol my
With resp=en sO1''' i. FLEMING.
poxu.r.s COUNTY, 9th April, 1885.
na,r sr,-your Goods proved TO be very soou, a.a
,.s,sd w,i Enclosed you have the balance SuS
n. asSn.,,na The value of mine and my ofoshei
wool. louis, yyuu W MICaAUX.
To W.P. EliasOn wa "
May le-ciaf3t&m3m
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCL AMATION

INFORMATION having been received b. The ESeCr
i tive, thar JAMES o. WiLLlAa;S, who had bern
convicted in the Superior Court o; Law for the county
Of Appomattox OF unlawful stabbng. and sentenced H.
imprisonment in the Penileaary, has made his e.
cape Jail, and is going al !aree-l DO There
fcfo hereby offer reward Of fifty dollars "a any person
or persons who shall arrest the said James o. Williams
aud deliver him into the Jail Of Aproma''ox; sad d"
moreover require all officers OF this Commonwealth, ca
vi and military, and request the people generally. 10
use their best exerons 10 procure the ane OF Ill. SAID
Williams, that he may be brought TO justice.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under ,hr
-, Lesser Seal Of the fommoEwea ith, ., Eist-
nond, this 26th day OF August, in The year ISIS
Signed, WA. SMi iii.
anee 3 years ofage about fe-tS inches high, o
sallow complexion. wears his r (Which Is OF brown
.sh color rather long Had on when he escaped
green Jeans coat, somewhat worn-bu- cinih cap
striped cotton pantaioons-is wheewrght by trade,
la. also worked ut the tailoring business.
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A PLANTATION AND STEAM SAW
MILL FOR SALE

IsavfSG taken lease on the Tavern, &c, At Anne
lin Courthouse, for term OF years, again Offer
for SALE the Plantation which now reside, lying In
Amelia county, one mile West Of Dennisville. contain
ing three hundred and sixty acres, with comfortable
Dwelling House with five rooms four with fire places,
and all necessary out houses with an excellent garden
and yard newly aud neatly enclosed with extensive
apple aud peach orchards of choice fruit. The Plan
laiinn divided into three fields, which produce good
crops or grain, &c lies very level, and Is admirably
adapted Ia improve 1t has about seventy
excellent wooG land and plenty of cid field pine.
II has on il 4 steam Saw MILL built in the best man
ner, with all the mo Tern improvements; and think !
can safely say Is the best saw Mill ever saw. The
engine is ten horse power huilt in the most simple and
t. two inches diameter. II has been but little used,
and is nearly rs good rs new.
The engine drives The saw ably through logs Of any
size and will cut, with proper management Two thou
sand feet per day. AVID requires about good wagon
load Of wood per pay.
The management OF the engine Is very simple and
any smart negro will learn IL ~ few days. The saw
Mill will be sold either with without The land, and
can be moved and put Up anywhere without much cost
The subscriber will attend, IL desired 10 putting il in
operation for any person who may buy il; Grst Mill
may be attached to it with very lille cost This Mill is
very valuable piece Of property, and will clear from
six to eight dollars per day.
ff private sale Of this property Is not effected be-
fore the Both day Of September, Isi5 il will be offered
for safe that day at public auction, The premises.
For further particulars, address the subscriber, al
Amelia Cont house. JOHN a. JETER.
July la-clafldss
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Advertisement.

THE subscriber intimately acquant with vo,nc
gentleman who Is DESTROYS OF obtaining sitIa,i i'm
ms TEACHER In some private family, or rs princnai ~
Assistant In snn,- established school, He ia na,;, ~
the State, and well qualified To instruct in ali The ord
nary English branches, Mathematics, Ancient Lam.
cuapes, French and Drawing.
In character. habits and manners, he IA In ever.
spect adapted to the position which he seeks, whe,ber
in public school "r in a genileman's family.
Any further information WIN be- promptly given ON az.
Ana &C -.
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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

O0ASOt LA Np0 FOfS SALC.
HAVING settled permanently III the South, again
Id offer for sale my lands lying in the county ni
0fiuge-CnnsS;ing ri SEVEN FAknS-sltnaicd, say
two miles from Raccuon Ford the Rapid Ann river,
thirty from fredericksburg, twenty from The Louisa
Railroad and about three from the projected line Of the
Fredericksburg and Blue Ridge iiailroad.
Four OF these farms have large proportion of low
grounds Of unusual breadth, each side of Mountain
run. These farms now In fine order, with heavy
cover upon them and we'll adapted 10 The virginia
staples wheat; oats and tobacco aud aiord album
DAFT maierials for speedy permanent and indefinite
Improvement having excellent vein Of limestone,
Of easy access, running through them The first
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0O5 acres, and is di
vided by new and substantial fencing into suitable pro.
portions of meadow, upland and woodland. The
dwelling house is large, thoroughly ami newly repair
ed aud painted aud the cu.h.d'n:s are sufficient aud
IN good order This farm Is admirably adapted Ia Ill
iaCs grazing being fine grass land, ana well supplied
v h water ana shade In every field
THE WINDER TRACT contains 600 acres. next
abnv- lie Meadows on Mountain run-its proportions
Of meadow, wond and upland being nearly the same
II has n comfortable small tenement upon it, &c.
THE BlRCHLASD TRACT contains also 600 acres
large proportion Of which IS bottom land, Noun
tain run, Of the first juay fnT grass or crops.
the INDEPENDENT TRACT contains 46s acres,
and is well proportioned in It's divisions Of wood, low
and upland.
GOSHEN contains iT5 Scres-ying East of Mountain
run, aud is abou. equally divided into wood and titled
land.
BRaZiEE contains 50 acres Of bottom land, next 10
The Meadows, on Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains US of timber iaud
These Tracts are situated III a healthy section Of
country and offer the first Inducements TO gentle
wishing desirable fasr's IN ihr upper country.
More particular information respecting them will he
given by my brother, Jeremiah Morton, living near The
premises. who fully authorised 10 dispose Of the pro
perty. Ills address Racconn Ford Cupeper county,
Va. JACKSON MORTON.
Or The Richmond Wing, Virginia Herald, Washing
Ion Union. and Winchester Republican will copy once
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR IDRETrO ESSEX CO. VA

ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETFO, ESSEX CO., VA.
THE next sessiSn Of this School will commence on
L the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. IL Is I'M
der the s,Iperntenda of the subscriber who esia
blished 1t for the purpose OF educating his own children
The small humber Of additional pupils which he pro.
poses TO receive Will parlicpate Ia It's advantages
equally with his children. Tsey will form part OF lil'
family circle, and be under firm, vililan, parental
control. lie wishes il distinctly understood, that en-
tire obedience and prompt conformity TO rules, WILL In
all cases, and under all circumstances be required.
This Institution is intended 10 combine the advanta
ses of Thorough acaiemca instruction, with the COM
fort aud discipline of well regulated Christian home
every effort will he used 10 cuivatr the mind, and III
the IN Tim. tn improve The morals and manners The
course of instruction includes all the branches usually
laugh; in full Of English and Classical studies
Its location IL remarkably healthy and so retired as
to he very much from temptations 10 idene 5
and extravaganza. II Ia also very rasy oil acctss Ihr
steamboat passes between Fredericksburg and Balii
more twice week and 4 carriage VIII meet either at
Iavion,s Saunders wharf, or Port Micou, about six
eight mites distant, those who may give due notice oil
their Intended ARRIVAL The c-rs from Richmond 10
fredericksburg pass daily near the bowling 'reeh DIS
tant not than twenty miles, where conVeyances
be obtained -
The scholastic wear il divided Into Two sessions of five
months each, the fist of which commences ON the lst
day Of OcIobrr-tlie second on the LIST day OF March,
Tie only vacation Is composed oil the months Of august
and September
Ills highly important that the pupils should be at
school, ready To commence heir studies with the open
inr OF the first essIon; hui the charge for Board and
Tuition begins with the time of entrance, which may
he nj any period Of the year. None admitted for less
term than one full session.
A monthly report will be transmitted to parents ana
guardians ohe boys showing their progress and stand
Ing at School.
All pocsct money must be deposited with The subscrl
her, who will disburse II In proper amounts.
Students are not allowed to contract any debts what
ever.
Books and Stationery be furnished a; the retail
prices.
For Tuition, Board, Lodging, Washing, Mend
ing, &c, sV
For Bed and Bedding, II not supplied by the pupil,
az Those who wish 10 enter their children nre re-
ouested to do az as possible.
npuly 10 Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE.
Occupac!a Essex CO, Va, Aug 22-cw6w
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEG /;


PROFESSOR WELLINGTON having Ge-
1 ciinet TO accept the appointment II PrJtes-
sor Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy in The
College OF William & Mary, LACEY conferred on
MN, BY the Board of Visitors, notice is hereby
gwen that the Visitors will meet or The Tn lay Of
'he nex' month, (SeptemberO Tor The purpose #
supplying the vacancy.
shall presen, TO The Board a, ,ha, tine al the
applications tor tina, Chair heIeio,orc mal-, w;,h
the accompanying recommendations, and in n
mean lime new applications may be presented or
forwarded to me.
RO. McCANDLISH, Rector.
Williamsburg, August 22-d 7thSc
ID Since The above notice have received the
resignation OF Professor Holmes 0. ;hs Chair 81
Poll ical Economy ami History ia he College Il
William and Mary This vacancy will there.
fore be filled on The 7h OF next mont.
R. McCANDLISH.
Williamsburg, 2Sth Aug, 1913 Rector.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

rU,TIE second session OF Mr. C Bennetts School In
this city, will commence on Monday I'd October.
TERMS:
Tuition in the usual English branches $40
Tuition In the advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, so
The French aud high German languages will be
ght without charge ii the pupils shall have al
ready attained a suitable proficiency IN the English
The Greek and Latin language will be taught, not
only according 10 the pronunciation adopted in the
American and English Colleges but also according To
the modern Grecan and Roman standard. The reason
Of this is obvious, inasmuch the facility Of communi-
cation affords the American student opportunity Of
pursuing his studies the different European Colleges,
where these languages. pronounced according 10 the
English Standard, would scarcely be cOmprelended.
The mathematical departme twill be entrusted 10 one
who has not only distinguished himself in his core
course. but who has nso been eminenty successful
in imparting instruction.
MIR. Bennett rriterars his promise, that in the
duct nf his School strict and nholrsome discipline ci
invariably Be Northumberland his constant endearnr VIII:
he ncu.cale the fmest principles Of honor and in
tegrity.
REFERESCES-Re Geo Woodbridge, Or John a
Cunningham, Or Charles Bell Gibson, w Noting,
Isaac Davenport VIM Palmer, Sam Snblet, Firming
James, : Baxter, and d Macmnrdo, Esqrs
I'm ls-ctf
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AMELIA ACADEM Y.

THE session will open September LIST, and close
July list Terms-Sau0 per session of ten months,
payable 800 September lst and 800 February lst.-
rhnrough instruction In all branches taught, and daily
ranslations from Eagsh into Latin. Greek and French
Discipline impartial, parental and christian, and sys
TEN OF instruction. recitation and reporting such as to
secure accuracy and advancement. school limited TO
twenty boardcfs. Direet-Lcdore P. u, Amelia
WIN. H. HARRISON.
Refer To Messrs Wu. J. Barksdae. John f. Wiley.
Amelia; f. Rnffn, Hanover; Coils. George w: Boiling
and Joseph Bragg Petersburg; A. selden, Weftoveri
j. ~. Speed, Lynchburg and Professor Gessner Bari
son, University Of Virginia. w. 4, n.
July 98-caaw2wSw4W
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Notice,

AN authorized by the Distributes Of John Ellis de.
ceased, 10 sell the Tract of Lad of which lie Died
seized and posse sed lying on Hkory Greek, in Lou
lisa county, containing about eight undred acres ms
is Of the most desirable Farmsin the oourty, IN
high st5te Of improvements, and veil adapted 10 thr
production ofany crop that any land in The coun.
ty will produce. The Improvements ore good and con-
venient fths land is not sold pgarly by the st day
Of October next II Is likely II will lot be in the marker
any ANY One ishing 10 v.w II VIII call on inr,
a, Louisa Couri-ho and I wi accompany Them 10
sec H. HfSHA MELTON.
al
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Co.Povtncrship Yoiice

HAVING this day laken INTO parinrrshin Mrssrs
III JnHN n. CLAIBORNE and Il. A. WILLIAMS
The GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BU'
SLyESS for many years carried in this civ nv W.,
liams & Ia1aIl and Tor The last twelve months in nv
own name, will hereafter be conducted under The firm
Of WILLIAMS, CLAIBORNE & CO by
whom liberal advances will he made, as heretofore. on
consjrnmrns and the most prompt attention maid m
ali business entrusted 10 their management
WM. WILLIAMS.
D;.h,.,J a,,ust lst lS4S-clm
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Warsaw, August Is, 18as-clf
BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
A PROCLa NATION

INFORMATION having been received by The Execu-
i've that an atroCious murder has been committed in
Greene county, hy certain JEREMIAH HANEY
upon Binford Morris, and that the said Tanty hath He'd
from justice, and is now going large do therefore
hereby offer reward Of one hundred dollars any per
son or persons who shall arrest The said jeremiah lia-
ey and deliver him into the jail Of Greene county, and
| do moreover require all ufeers OF this Common.
wealth, civil and military, and request the people gene
rally, TO use their best e1enons procure the arrest Of
the said Jeremiah Haney, that ne may be brought To
justice.
Given under by hand as Lieutenant Governor. TACT.
ing in the absence Of The Governor from the
lsrAL seat Of GOrrrnment,j and under uir Lesser
Seal of thr Commonwealth N Richmond, this
10Th day of August, IN the year i3is
Signed, JOHN + Willy.
Sr Haney is represented 10 be about feet 6 inches
IN height slender made, sharp features, dark eyes and
hair, large mouth teeth much de;ayed Il between IS
and 30 years of age. Aup la-c6t
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OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAH's BUILDINGS
Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Auenns,
SRsh tngton.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose of ptosecut
ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments oftbe General Government.
All communications, post paid, adore ssed to the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given TO the following rentiemen:-
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. r. j. Walker, secre
tary orthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean U S Supreme
Court; Hon. r. n. I Hunter, U. 5 Senate; Cleme nj
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, ID. Z.
w John E. Addison, Attorneys at Law, will continue
give personal attention To business before the several
Courts of the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties oc MARYLAND and Virginia Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-29

DAN AWAY from me, on the 10Th July, i:aS Ne
Ii gro Man, named SAMUEL u. COUSINS. VINO
sometimes calls himself Fendey Cousins. sau negro
is about forty years old, five feet EN- inches h'8 oa'
brown complexion He will end,avor TO pas, nlnsen
as free man, as he was born fre but hren ny "'u'
Jail fees The 10Th day Of The NINTH ana year aooe
written, by Green, Deputy fo John NJ FERGUSON,
Sergeant Of said city. re said nero Is secured IN any
Jail so That gel him reward of twenty dollars or
paid and IL delivered To me in Richmond, VIII pay
twenty-five dollars. QUlNTlN bLhis.
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70 TIE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.

4 GENTLEMAN who is qualified 10 prepare pnp,is
n for College, and intends to make teaching ms pro-
fession wishes to settle Immediately in heartily
place, where ha could establish e,ter this Yea. The
nsai, Classical School, become Principal al aE ac:-
deiny, OBTAIN the Proiessosship vi Ancient Lla-
rnas.s in Literary Institution. HIS experience ~ re
two las, capacities has been considerable, aud his rt-
GA hness In every respect. I'LL be satisfactorily sub
sfintlated. Address X Y. L., Petersburg, Va.
Any gentleman wishing To withdraw from s school,
or associate another with him in conducting u, is in
ved TO address The advertiser, above, the sunjec;
dup oQ--cGf
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NEW YORk. Aug. rs, P. NJ.


The foreign news has mad tendency to aepiess
the market TOR Breads,ufis, though no cnsnse IN
~ BALTIMORE. Aug. 26-P. Nj.
P,.oUR-Market ouiet-stock small. Sa:es Ct
$40 bbls. Howard SIce, Flour 10 day a, So
Holders now ask 5 g. City Mills Flour is also
held a, 5 IS.
WnE.T-Markc, firm, bat no, active. Prime
ub,,e sells al 100 a 1l2 GEMS and 1000 bushels
mime red sold a, l05 cecis per bushei.
Coas-There is large demand Tor Corn 10 hi
contracts Prime while sells al Al 46 CTS, and
prime yellow al SO cents per bashel; 10000 bash.
els changed hands to-day al these rates.
WmskEY- Sales in bbs. at "a els per gallon.
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VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

r6HE subscriber intending TO remove TO the West, of
fers the following Tracts of Land for sale-vz:
One Tract lying on the South bank of Dan river,
about one mile above the town Of Madison, In Rock
ingham county, North Carolina, and 45 miles abnve
Danvle, Virginia, containing one thousand acres,
upon which is good two story framed house, % by ~
feet, with end room sory, only 10 by 20, toge-
ther with all necessary out houses, Including to-
bacco houses, 9c.,) first spring very convenient
beautiful oak grove around The house, high, healthy
and handsome situation. n good apple aud peach or
chard, about hundred acres ct good low grounds
The upland is well tmbered and good deal of 1t Is
good tobacco land The plantation IL under good
fence This place has good fishery quite convenient
TO the dwelling house.
One other Tract, known by The name Of ALIENS
DELIGHT, the county line between Rockingham and
Stokes running through it, and lying the North bank
Of Dan river, extending along the bank OF the same
over two mites, containing between seven and eight
hundred acres about hundred Of which is first
low grounds, and the upland lies well, and is scarcely
eoalled in fertility &c soil timber, including pine
oak hickory. &c. This tract has large story
dwelling with other houses, an excellent spring, and
also A good fishery. aud would do well Cor two pur
choscrs ms il could DIVIDED 10 give each about
an eeuaI portion Of low grounds and tnibered land.
Both IN. above tracts Of land lie within ten or lwsve
miles from where tho contemplated Railroad from Dam
willie 10 Charlotte IS respected run.
Il is desired by the under.igned that any person who
wishes purchase lands In this part OF the country
will shortly and examine for themselves; ana u
would be greatly preferred TO make cash sales, even ut
n sacrifice. Those wishing to purchase would do well
not let this opportunity slip, is very seldom that
such desirable situations and valuable tracts Of land are
for sale at any price. WILLIAM FEWEL
Madison. aug 30 lelS-cl0th