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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
VALUABLE MATTAPONI LAND FOR
SALE

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior Court
i OF Law and chancery for the county Of Caroline.
In the suits of Suton's guardian Sutton and others,
aud sutton against Sutton amt others, shall, on the
day Of October next, at Brannans Store IN the
county Of Caroline il fair, If not the next fair day, Of.
fer for SALE the highest bidder a, public auction that
well known Tract OF Land Of which the late John y.
Sutton died seized, called the "uNlON," Immediately
on the old stage road in the county of Caroline, con-
tanning by recent survey eleven hundred acres, OF
which five hundred are Mattaponi flats.
This farm is about three miles from the 'Pole Cat
turn ont on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mac Railroad about thirty miles from fredericksburg
The same distance from Richmond, and about twelve
mile. from the Bowling Green. The improvements are
"a large and convenient two story dwelling house,
with good kitchen, barn. stables and other necessary
out houses, situated IN healthy and agreeable neigh
horhocd large portion Of the land is in wood, con-
tanning an abundant supply of choice timber. Few
farms in the county offer many inducements to the
purchaser.
The TERMS will he cash fer one-thrd Of the pur.
chase money and credit of one and two years for the
res'nete deferred payments to be secured by bonds
with approved security and deed of trust on the pre-
misses, To carry interest from the day Of sale.
w SCOTT, Acting Commissioner.
Anv
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Universiss cd Viryit,sa.

'l'HE next ANIMAL sson Of The University will com.
mther on Tie Ist brtoher, ami continue without
Interruption unit the 49 June The Faculty is COM
posed Is follows:
GEssSER HARRISON, 81. D., Professor Of Ancient
Languages.
ii. soHELE DG WE'RE, L. l.. d, Professor Of Mo-
derG Languages.
EDWARD H. couRTENAY, LII D., Professor of
Mathematics
Mr.. WM D. ROGERS, Professor uf Natural PhiIoso-
ply.
ROBERT E. ROGERS, NJ. D., Professor Of Cienis.
Try aud Alatrna ilrdica
JAMES l.. CAEELL, ~. d., Professor of Anatomy
and surgery
HENRY HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine.
WM. II. McGCFFEY, u. u. and l.. l.. H., Professor
Of Moral Philosophy.
Mr JOHN e. MINOR Professor of Law
II he admitted into Tie University, the student must
he sixteen years OF aye, but tie Faculty authorized
u dispense with this resltion in the case Of appca-
ton Ter mission Ivy Two brothers, OF whom may
be under the age Of sixteen.
u the applicant for admission has been student ut
any other Incorporated Seminary he cannot be received
Into the University unless he produces certificate
IRON such Seminary or ether sat factory evidence
me Faculty, with re-ec, 10 is general good conduct.
lhr whole necessary expenses. exclusive Of clothes,
bnnks ana poo krt money. estimated as follows:
hnarc, Including furniture and attendance for nine
months, sl1O
Fee>-if 4 single Professor he attended. $50; if
TWO, SD Tor each; II three or more, S25 eachsay IS
Fuel and candies, IL he furnished by Tie Proctor
NJ cost and per cent. omaIssiun-rsimated, IL
only one stud. nj III tie dnrmoIy, I, $40 IL two In
the same room, AT Is
Rent .: an entire dcrmory, si6; for half, ifoccu-
pird By t,So students, (
lee of Library and Public Rooms, Is
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, SC.
E.asssl for Sai1.

NOW offer for sale several tracts or parcels of Land
lying and being in the county III Bath and State III
Virginia. the turnpike road leading from The county
of Albemarlr 10 Guyandottc, lying three miles from
Bath Courthouse and I'VE miles from The Hot SPRING.
being between the two watering places The several
tracts contain in the WHOLE up" ards ii nine hundred
acres, with thr following Improvements, vi1:--On-
large stone dwelling house, b3 feet IN length and 81
feet III width. and LAID on IN convenient n IL
vern house; large kitchen; smoke house, spring
house, stone stable, with IL stalls for horses, aud
log stable with stalls and good barn with two
granares ana other necessary buildings with about
twn hundred acres under iencc and improved, with
never failing spring C water The sane, sufficient
inrn grst and saw mill n all Of the year. ana
aquantiiy of excellent timber saving plank on
The lands aforesaid, with splendid range Tor cattle,
horses, sheep, hogs, &c. The land well adapted
wheat, corn. oats, grass &c and eligible spot
Is not 10 be found in Western Virginia for stand
and raising stock and poultry with convenient mar
ket at the Hot and Warm Springs for the srmr
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing said farm VIII call
on the subscriber, on aud owning thr p;cHi-rS, ar in
his absence on some Of the members Of his family,
who will show them the land, and lei them know the
terms Of sale. JACOB GRGSE
p. S-lf the above property should NOT he disposed
OF by the Let nl September nrst, IL viii be offered r
rent on the premises, on that day, hy way of public
auction. JACOB GROSE.
I-cim
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VALUABLE LAND IL EASTERN VIZ.
CHINA Foo SaIi,

He suhscrbrr. Intending - Sonth, orfs for
saie. on accommodating terms, 100 Farms. The
he resiits On, i :!a "ei! Known Tavern and
store stand. THE DEEP Will Fhis Firm lies IN
Orange county. both aides 81 the - ~ Run R0ai,
leading Fredericksburg. TIN. TaI. contains 10 actr
ahaui - acres cleared AMI divided N SIX iri.. Will
enclosed TIE improvements are every th.ng family
could ask fer comfort Convenience lie loo -tioH l.
healthy any in The state. further icsrnPtoni.
unnecessary - those wishing 70 purchase vii WV
Tor themselves.
The other Tract lies III Greene county, two miles
above the FIRST aud contains l.J Tn idni lies
The North side ~ thu road. aud parallel Wi'h
the Rappahannock river nni road fcr about ni.- The
improvements this Tract are bGt nodrfatr-i torf
able Dwelling !!ouse, Kitchen ard stable, and a good
orchard. Sxc. the land Is h:aiy susceptible Of i'm
proyrment, and i, Thought 10 pe valuable The tact is
,hs j. grain growing region. aud iahor cannot he
spent in vain this red loan, soil A. the subscriber
is determined I" r.. bargain hr hIi IN either Of
,hc abov. Farms and II they Lot sod privately BIZ
fore The l5th oi september, they VII On that Dag b. OF
rr- public s7lt Ia the gnts bidder A!sa. AZ tho
same time all my Of Horses taitir, sheep ard
Hogs, Grain ui al kind, Plantation Wagon,
Farming Utensils Of all kinds Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c. Term, made known the dag oi safe
July is-rwtds JAMES +. THOMPSON.
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VIZ P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
W. WALL STREET Richmond, Va.

GNAND SCflEM Ed FOh Der ETi DEN.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Glass No AZ for 1913, TO
be drawn on Saturday, Sepember2. II Drawn Mum.
bers out Of as. Capitals Si2 i39, 30 oil 5,nO0 ia OF
500, lowest number prizes, &C. Tickets Sl2 halves
6; anatters ;.
Virginia eesburg Lottery, Class No 4s, for ls4s 10
he drawn st Alexandria on Saturday, Sept. y. Is No
Lottery-l5 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: $751;
OOO 10 of 500 10 Of 1000, 400 OF loo, &C. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters So
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Glass No 81, for 1888, 10
be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday. the 18th Sept
IL drawn Nos. In each package OF % Tickets Grand
Scheme: s35 300, 30 of 2U0 90 of $780, 20 OF 400 1919
of quo, &c. Tickets $40: halves 5; quarters2 o.
Virginia Leesbure Lottery, Glass No. SO, for ls4s, 10
he drawn Saturday. September 23d 15 No. Lottery
-l2 drawn ballots. Prizes S68,G66, 22,a22 Ill,
77 90 Of III, Ill of 555. Is Of 222, &C. Tickets
Sl5-shares in proportion.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery. Glass S., for lsis, TO be
drawn Saturday, September 20. 60 No. Lotiery-l0
drawn ballots Capitals. 100000, 10000 10000, 5,on,
10 of OO0 20 Of 5ou &c. Tickets only Sla-shafes IN
proportion.
~ Orders FOR Certificates packages single TICK.
cts and Shares any III the above Schemes addressed
TO the undersigned will receive The most promp t aten-
ton and an account ench drawing forwarded so soon
as il is received.
Ir Packages certificates and single Tickets Tor sale
by WM 4. TURPlN, Richmond, Va.
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King WIN. CO., June 20, ls4S.-c,f
VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber intending To remove TO the West Of
i fers the following Tracts OF Land FOR sale-viz:
One Tract lying on the South bank of Dan river,
about one mile above the town Of Madison, in Rock
ngham county. North Carolina, and 45 miles above
Danviile, Virginia. containing one thousand acres,
upon which good two story framed house. 40 by ~
feet with an end story, only 10 by 90, toge
Their with all necessary out houses, tincuding to-
bacco houses &c,) first rate spring very convenient,
beautiful oak grove around the house, high healthy
aud handsome situation, good apple and peach or
chard about one hundred of good low grounds
The upland is well timhered and good deal Of il Is
good tobacco land. The plantation IS under good
fence. This place has good fishery quite convenient
10 the dwelling house.
One other Tract, known by the name Of ALIENS
DELIG III, the county line between Rockingham and
Stokes running through IT, and lying on The North hank
of Dan river, extending along the bank of the
over two miles containing between seven and eight
hundred acres about two hundred of which is first rae
low grounds and the Hplanh lies WELL and is scarcely
eQnalled in fertility Of soil or TIMBER including pine
oak, hickory, &c. This tract has large one story
also Il good fishery, aud would do well for TWO pur
chasor II could be divided 30 as To give each about
an equal portion Of low grounds and tmbered land.
Bath the above tracts Of land lie within ten or twelve
miles from where the contemplated Railroad from DAN
Vile Ia Charlotte is eXpected 10 run.
Il Is desired by Il undrrsigned that any person who
wishes purchase lands In tins part of the country
will come shortly, and examine for themselves; and IL
would be greatly preferred make sales, even
n sacrifice Those wishing To purchase would do well
not let this opportunity Slip rs il is very seldom that
such desirable situations and valuable tracts of land
for sale al any price. WILLIAM FEWEL.
Madison Aug 81, leiS-cl0ts
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AE"I'EN ID,

rnpITnI IStrS q Nm C,nI n NlfNEps.f
oni ! hl,i' - ,,rn,.,S, - =, 49,
WILL of so'n on so, ., - - 'ne <o'n nS
ssp'ot h,,cn,,nn :, )" 10 r - ~. w.,i,,,n
sp"tsy'sania, belonslnc 70 INC Estate ct Hi''an.
.owri deceased, containing hSe hundred shd siiS
acres. H., ,;..,.. .,.... ... 80, a.,
ne I'm" ne ofr.'s "r."reh wv" ".'' ,,a's,
"n'cn navr unen "',Aeu WIN su..es': = ,,
IONS " me ~ e, "iIn s",a seen ~ ~
80 y, sn,y ,.na ~ ,scs,,,v ,ch
c' 10 ~ .".s ,ni.h s,ani. i'm
:. &c, -, n,,s /, rrurrsfly believed
mcnsr p'oiss ~ -" r,.n,cb ,,s rav.,
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BY THE GOVERNO. OF VIRGINIA.
A ppOrI 1ATlON

IMPORTATION havin. been received by the Exeru-
tive that wif,l murde. hs been committed ~ .ne
county Of Montgomery, by etain WILLIAM AZ
LOR who hath fled from justice, ana Is no" ~ ,.Ite
any person or persons who shall arrest the sad IMAM
Tay!cr and deliver him inc he Jal Ut MONTGOMERY
and do moreover require all Ulcers Of nus ,nnmon
rally 10 use their he procure the arrest oi
the said Taylor, that lie may brought to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, aun under :. lnr
Lesser seal of the to!nnon"ralth, Al hlan s
SEAL mond his iih day ofAugust IN the year SIS
Signed, v - ~. -
or Taylor is described as !onng man. ahohl ZEE.
inches high we'll set, light hat hnc conpIfa"h n'uu
eyes face much frecke pleasant counlenanrr wneh
spoken To, slightly knock kned; was raised IN ,ns
county of Bedford where il is heeved he now Is hau
on when last seen old mnehworn BLACK a.ess e1',
Irnr match IN am thigh in froit-aa old black r nat
lis accompanied by spotted bill fee doc: one side OF
the face of which il white auS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-01
CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

THE second session Of Nlf & + Bcnne's school. In
i this city, VIII commence on Monday, I'd October.
TERMS:
Tuition in lie usual English branches, $40
Tuition in The advanced English branches,
Ancient Languages and higher Mathematics, 50
Tie French and HIGH German languages VIII be
caught without extra charge. II thr pupils shall nave al
ready attained a suitable proficiency IN the English
The trers and Latin language viii he taught, not
only according 10 the pronunciation adopted ~ me
American aud English Colleges, bat also according Ia
the modern crecan and Roman STANDARD. The reason
of this is nhvOns, inasmuci the facility 81 coInnhni-
cation atlnds the American student IN opportunity al
pursuing studies II the drrrn; European Colleges,
where these Languages, pronounced according 10 lhr
English Standard. would scarcely b. rnmprrirnded
The mathematical icparfme { viii be- entrusted 10 one
wr has not only distinguished himself III hi collect
ale cuilrsr hut hn has also been rmlnently successful
IN importing aStmcien.
Mr.. Bennett rriirra-S he promise, that IN the con.
due, Of his School aud nhol>sOme discipline nal
iatariaby BE- man,Gnrdand his constant endeav"r viii
he tn inculcate the fm-s principles Of honor and IN
tP-rity.
REFERENCES Rev Geo Woodbridge, Or John
Cunningham, DR. Charles Bell Gibson, Noting,
Isaac Davenport, VIM Palmer, Saml Snbeti, Fleming
James. : : Baxter, aud Nlaruiurdo, Esqrs-
Aug l5-Ctf
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TO THE AFFLICTED
Esr. T.. ID. Robinson.

WHO has hren snccessfuil engaged in The Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine 10 nearly thirteen years, is
still relieving and po1tvcly;uring the following
forms Of dlscase-cght out { ten who apply 10 him,
and who have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
White Swelling, Drop.y. Dys epsia, rheumatism, AZ
fections Of the Liver, Asue nd Fccer, Scald Head,
Ulceros sores Of "na standing, Truer, Cancer, Lrp.
rosy, Palsy, -. WINS Dance ,Wens Coughs. and AZ
lection OF The Lungs, suppocd 10 be Consumption,
Asthma, syphilis, Gnnorrhm, Structure, MrrCGrill
Disease, and all forms Of disase peculiar females.
treated several hundred Of Rheumails ism, aud
failed IN five only where the rnedies energetic
ally applied in -lTeciins eIire Persons suf-
fern. from the effect of merury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory, be- had. Office
NOD, Wall street, under the Cry Hotel.
Nov. 5--cWtf
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE ny J. WAaR1CK,
He VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
AIMANACK FOR IS19

Calcui0feabH Dard Rtshcrc SON. Of Louisa co Va.
CONTAINING. n usual, the times and places for
- holding The various CARTS; Lists "f members Of
Representatives in Congress rom Virginia aud North
Carolina. Songs: Give me iiy love Tonight The Road
of Life. Productions az the United states In the seve
raj States; Post Uhrr from the several States
Win the expenses of conveying The Mail; Valuable
Table, showing the comparative nutnm-nt in various
articles Of food Remedy for ,ge and Fever Catching
Cupid; The Death ut 4 Moilrr; W hat a~"man should
he Acknowledgement whashe ought not Ia he: Cfrsn
Peas Tor Winter nse; Gle ne Thy blessing miiher,n
beautiful piece; he cheerful;-wih a supply 81 Riddles,
charades, Arithmetca Questions Tansposiiion-, 6and
variety Of other amusing piecs. Aug 70
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Fo sale,

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Albemare county,
n four miles and half West of the University of
Virginia. containing about six hundred acres, Of which
than four hundred cleared and in good state
Of cultivation. There about seventy Of low
ground. The soil is FERTILE and considered Of the first
quality, even in this excellent farming region The
buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling house and
good barn. with all the other necessary out houses
The extension of the Louisa Railroad, which will pass
through the land will add greatly the present faci-
" Of reaching the Richmond market.
The terms of sale, and other particulars with regard
To the land. will be made known upon application 10 the
subscriber, residing upon the premises.
JOHN GILMER,
July l3-d&ewtf Hardns Tavern P. o.
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ID. Paine ~ Co.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
STRAWS SHOW HOW THE WIND BLOW, and
table proof that n. PAINE { CO.'S Lotteries are OF The
true stamp, and their lotteries take The lead of al
others. Adventures, examine the following brilliant
Schemes, and If prize is wanted buy Pane's Tickets
P.7i.vE'S LOTTERIES .7LH.7rS AHEAD!
Unprecedented luck at PURCELL 4 cos.
THE BRILLIANT PRIZE OF SGT, 900 SOLD
AT OUR COUNTER!
The following Is list Of prizes sent TO Richmond IN
Lotteries under the popular management OF ID. Paine
Co in less than sixty days: e.o ooo,
Whole, 8 &C 81, ST., 200 QUARTER 90 Sc "a, Si5,uuU
Half, 81 Al, l2,0OO Quarter, 10 II Gu, 2,50o
Quarter, % Go, $4,000 Whole, - so 81, 5000
And for grand prizes, examine the following bril-
liant schemes and forward your orders 10 MS, Or 10
T.. w. PURCELL Il CO,
Agentfor Paine * Co., Richmond. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 10, TO be
drawn in Baltimore on Saturday, Sept, 9Th, 1915 %
Splendid Scheme:
prize of s so SoS prize OF s 55S
10000 - :" 400
90 1000 20 I" $40
Tickets $40; halves5; quarters so.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 30, to be drawn
at Baltimore Saturday, Sept 10th, lsas IS Nos eO
drawn.
prize of SELLS a6przeso OF $1,000
u WlU 30 500
10000 % $50
/ g 1000 &c. &C.
~ The lst Id 3D. iih, 5th 9th, 7h 9Th, 9th and 10th
drawn Nos. sI5-ail Others S. net %
Tickets sl5-halves and quarters in proportion.
% Orders meet our usual prompt attention For
Tickets in the above, any utnc Lottery, drawing
daily tprice of Tickets from 81 IL Sa1) under our ma
nagemrni, address rs, or &. w. PURCELL,
AgentforD PAINE Il CO., Richmond. Va.
Aug 25
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Advertisement.

THE subscriber s intimately acquainted with young
i gentleman who is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation
a. Teacher in private family, as Principal, or
Assistant In some established school. He is native OF
the State and well qualified 10 instruct in all the ordl-
nary English branches, Mathematics, Ancient Lam
suages, French and Drawing.
In character, habits and manners he is in every re-
spect adapted the position which he seeks whether
in a public school or in gentleman's family.
Amy further information will be promptly given on ap-
plicaiion TO the Rev MOSES HOGE, Richmond, Va.
Auol S-rh
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EDUCATION.
University CT maryland.
FAC UL1'Y OF YSlC,

SESSION OF 1850.
HHE LECTURES viii commence on MONDAY,
3hth October, AMI continue until the 18th Of March,
ensuing.
Chemistry and pharnacy-WlLLIAME a AIKEN,
N T., LID.
snrserJ-SiTIaE L SMITH.
Therapeutics, Malrfii Medica and iysisEe-SAML
CHEW, SID.
Iaeory and Practice OF McdciLe-Wlt.LlAM POW.
III, NJ u.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Children
RICHARD II THOMAS, MD
Lecturer on Pathology and Dem, Strutor of Aultu.
my-GEo " MliTESBEEGEH, NJ u.
instruction in Clinical Mdriue and Clinical Surgs-
ry every day NJ ;!ls Baltimore uiinnry. opposite the
Medical College The rnuins Tor Practical Anatomy
VIII he opened Ocner Isl under the charge OF the lie.
nons.l,ur. Fees for III" entire course 500. Comfort
ahe board may tr oba:red IL the vicinity Of tho Medi
cil College for s. ~ 10 - 80 per week.
VILLAS T. A AIKEN.
aug ls-clW Dean of lie Faculty.
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ACADEMY AND MI.
LlTARY INSTITUTE,

LII ~ q,
TINE ue1, session of this Institution will commence
| on MONDAY. 18th August and terminate on thr I'D
December following.
The Principal viii he again aided By Mr WILLIAM
MALONE, 4 graduate III the Virginia Military lnst'
tute hose testimonials (Which Of the highest cha
racter have heretofore been published. and y another
assistant IN the English Department. Of ability and rI-
,erence. The School will be divided into three depart
meats Of English Mathematics and Classics, each with
own head -,
The discipline drill, &c, is in accordance with he
Military Institutes and the student may here prepare
himself for advanced class If that Institution, or
complete thorough ofedieation win tue add
ton the military instruction and discipline al
rates much below those Of the Institute lhr expenses
for the year are Si3p: for the ses>an sa2
GEO BUTLER, NJ, Principal.
Post -Rappahanuocs Academy, .a.oi,ne co.
Rsfsrenees 70 tae faiorinc genttnen-Those whose
names are marked with have sons oI wards Al the
Institution Col John " Gillian DR. T. II smith, nm
wddie; Rev II 81 D-uison, Prince George; Geo Fnz-
hugh, ESQ., Port Royal, ~aug Fi,zhugh. Geo Turner,
Csqs Col E T Tayoe, King George; Hon Wii,oushoy
Newton, Geo w Lewis. Esq, sDr jos Wheelwreht,
Wrstmor.land; .John Saunders. Esq, Or Jefferson
Miner, Essex; -Wm Taylor, Esq, sWm Dicken-
son, ESQ Caroline; sCapt James Maget Southampton
Sen Samuel Lewis, DR. C W Kemp-r, Rockingham;
Daniel Z Watrous, Esq, Alabama; Hon John Wat
rous, Galveston, Texas. ans lo-cin
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S. E'Hss::::ss. SHADE. auct5.


DESIRABLE FAh.u al AUCTION.
NiIi.L be sold on TUESDAY, The 5,h iav sfsepre,n
" ~ lcis, NJ public auction. nj III n'c0ch on the
premises, nahoai rSserrc, lhat well known I..rt a
Land recently occupied ~ Robert VI. Palam ,.scs.1
rd containing, ny i"ceL; suSey, 49, acres lying on
Tue Ne"'."'v Ercce ioa3. II mics fTan the ci,y Of
hiehnioni, adjoining u" taHfs ot h5ua!l i.!i hos
u carter ard nthef-. s.'d lara level, ii tf.1 hot
tom soil, AMI susceptible II lxsst r,,- ~ IN.
piovein.nt.-tas On u a dwelling with seven ,ovms
auh rU'a a"nse, Kitchen, smose house CHARTERS sc
si-', a new ICE house ard pond and Vel al excel
lent wafer with an orchard OF 3gu apple ard peach
u'es, o. 'heice irnit. said land Is ell adapted 10
lne ci,thfc OF corn o1ts, whra, and herds gls-s--
aoou, o. acre. oil winch l. well set IN uas ard hickory
oo' q m!iesh growth, 81 acres in pine, ard The ba
iah,c cleared and In cultivation The Cleared lard
VIII podict hsr barrels of per acre. IN IT. utesent
enhaiuoh lnr wood said land cnuld h. scll nj
S5.No standing. The whole tract is wei enclosed in
aaeS"ap,e helsDborhooG, aad healthy a. the NOM
tol. ~ ''ee " VIC SAp'
TERhs-onr-thiri Of The purchase money viii h.
icSu'frh w 'ash-tne balance l. be paid five wears
thereafter, The purchaser giving bond wi,h pood ~,
soma security Tor thr deferred payments bearing ,ntr,
rrt from The day Of sae--ineres 10 te paid s,menn,,
ally-ant a deed al trust IL secure The raymrnts
Ann G.. PULLIaM
tcJ sale conducted by
PCLLlAM !; SLhDE, auctlonrsu
Rgertaet 10 ti.r following gentlemen ~ 10 quality
&C.: Wellington Goddin. Atoiph Dill, ALBERT A. Nor
u. and Tho. u. caI,rr. Aug a--tliacw3a&rid,
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF WATTS
CUFF-BRACE PLOUGHS.

IN consequence of the fall in the price ct gram, we
have reduced the price OF our Plouehs. me cnarac-
ter the Plough Is too well known In need description
Those who have NJ, the Plough work, may under
stand the principle from the following
CARD OF DIRECTIONS:
To increase the depth Of the furrow slacken the five
screws which connect the wood work with The iron,
and press the handles back, which will make me beam
rise al the elves as il slips back through the cu1;
If runs too Deep siacken the screws and raise the
handles and thus lower the end OF the beam.
To make the plough cut wide furrow loosen the
screws of the cuff only, and drive down Inc wooden
the urrow while the point Of the Plough VIII set more
to the uncut land.
To cut a narrow furrow, draw the wedge up and
make the cuff screws tight.
When In motion, keep all the screws tight
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