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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04
Fresh Groceries

TUST RECEIVED, of all kinds, and for sale
j lower Than at any other Grocery in Rn-
VIENNA. A. FOWLER, Agent.
Rsvenna Ju1v 49, l648.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

54' 40 GAIN!
CLOTHING FOR THE PEOPLE!!!
nNHE largest and best assortment of
Il clothing ever offered IN Portage Coun-
ty, among the assortment may be found.
Fine Cloth CIoaks and MaDtles,
do do over Goats from $6 to $2o.
do do Dress coats do $s 10 $i5.
do Summer cloth coats do 81 to $40.
All kln.s Of summer coats.
Tweeds. Linen & Cotton from 81, so to $5.
600 prs. Pan'aloons Of every description,
from 81 t. S3.
$50 Vests Of every description.
Fine Blk. Satin Vests.
do do Fig'd. Silk Vests.
Super Silk Velvet Vests.
Bombazine, Alpaca. Talenceas, Marseilles,
from SO cents 10 s..
Just received and for sale cheap at
hp il IS. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

CTOVES>-Just received 4 few Of Cobbs
= Improved Elevated Oven.
Cobb's Yankee Notion.
Western Economical.
Parlor Cooking and Premium Stoves with
furniture complete which will be sold low at
aug. 20. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

agents Of Clinton Line.
o. P. Scovill, lis Broad st., New York,
w. Monteath e. Co. Albany,
Heard, Montea th & Sherman. Buffa.o.
Agents Of Os,Oego Canal Line.
Joseph Gilbert, II Centies Slip, NY
Bennett & Adams. Syracuse,
Truman Wiman, Oswego. l47lf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

d W. SEYMOUR is now opening a
Il splendid assortment of Ladies' Dress
Goods such as Lawns, Ginghams, Grenadeon
Drab DeLane, Paris Lustre &c. which will
be sold cheap.
May 22.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

'Ye speak like honest men, may ye prove So
WE are now receiving few If chests
w Of Young Hyson Tea-only rs days
from Canton to N Y. the quickest trip ever
made-which we offer at SO cents and 100
pr. ID. And will rledge to any person or
persons 10 lbs Tea, if they will buy in this
place or the county better article for the
same price, and will leave the decision of the
question to Zenas Kent, who is admitted to
oe. on al sides, the best Judge Of Tea in
April 25. S.A, GILLETr Z, r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

l84S. RHODES s. GREEN, lS4S.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FORW ARD ERS,
AND AGENTS OF
CLINTON LINE. ON ERIE CANAL,
and Ospsgo Canal Line of Lake Boats
cHAs. L. RHODES, CLEVELAND, O.
WIN. GREEN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

DARASOLS-5OO or less, Parasols and
Il ParasoIetts, Of every description, from
IL cents to $5, the largest assortment ever
offered in town. ALso-l case Umbrellas
just received and going cheap at
April 9 DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

IRON l. NAILS.-A large stock of Iron,
l. Nails and Glass, just received at
April Is. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

Carriage and Harness for Sale.
A GOOD second hand Top Carriage suit-
IA able for or Horses and good sec-
ond hand double Harness which has been
used but little, for sale low by
H. L. DAY.
Ravenna, Juue &c, 1s4s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

NEOP HANDLES.-Spiral Spring Mop
.lXl Handles. They are positively ahead of
the times, at GiLLEiIS.
August ~.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

TANCY SHAWLS e. SCARFS.-A large
II assortmentrof Barege, Grape, DeLaine
Broche and silk shawls and scarfs, just reed.
April 18th. DAVIS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

WI HITE FISH AND WHITE LIME a,
w april 25. TAYLOE'S.
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TISH-Cod Fish, Mackre, Connecticut
L Shad, Western do. White Fish, &c.
for sale at GlILETT'S.
June G1.
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CCYTHES, RAKES, S1c.-Grass and Cra-
- die scy'hes, scythe snaths. Forks. Rakes,
Hoes, shovels, &c. &c. just received at
June q6. Days.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

CARPETINGS-A large assortment OF
~ Carpetings some very desirable patterns
Inne 26. at Days
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

DONT FORGET that the best Tea for
- so cents can be found at the Ready
Pay store Of CILLETT'S.
June 81.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

~ ASSIMERES, SATINETTS, JEANS. &c.
O-iO0 Ps. Cassimeres, Satinetis. Jesnt
and Summer Drillings of every description
just received at
April 18th. DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-10-04

DRESS GOODS.-Rich Plaid Silks, Blk.
- and Blue black figured and striped Ar.
mure Silks, Cling CHAINS, Lawns, common
Lawns, Oregon checks, Silk & Wool Baptise,
Linen, Lustres. mulls and muslins, and al
most every style OF Dress Goods just reed at
April IS. DAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS
LAND Gni sale.

NOW offer for sale several tracts parcels Of Land
lying and being the county Of Bath. aud State Of
Virginia. oh the turnpike road leading from The county
Of Ahemarls 10 Guyandotte, lying three miles FROM
Bath Court hnGse and two miles from The Hot Springs
being between the two watering places. The several
tracts contain IN the whole, upwards 81 nine hundred
ACRES, with the following improvements, vi2:-One
large stone dwelling house, Is feet in length and ~
irri ~ width and laid off IN convenient for
VEN house large stone kitchens smoke house; spring
house one stone stable, with IL stalls for horses and
Que log stable with stalls, and good barn. with two
afaniTies and clcr Necessary buildings, with ab0u;
Two hundred acres under lrnce and Improved, With a
never idng spIin- Of water on the same. sufficient 10
turn grst and mil n all o the year, and
qlhnty ol excellent timber for saving into plank On
me lands aforesaid, with splendid for Cattle,
Horses. sheep. hogs, &c. The land Is well adapted 10
~hea', corn oats grass, &c and mere eligible spot
Is not TO be found III Western Virginia a stand,
and raising stock and poultry with convenient mar
ket at the Hot ana Warm Springs for The same.
Any person DESTROYS Ot purchasing SAID farm viii call
on Tue subscriber, and owning thr premises, IN
his absence, on some Of the members of his tamil,
who viii show them the land and lei them know the
terms Of sale. JAcOB GROSE
J.. If the above property should no, be disposed
OF BY the lSt OF September next II will be- offered for
rent on The premises, on that day, by way of public
auction. JACOB GRDSE
Aur. I-rlni
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LOTTERIES.
A. "A nm bert,s u ffi 4 e


On ka,lrteenM Street, under TIC Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker In the Office ton l4th
street, under the Exchange otell formerly occupied
By D. M. lioyt. and recently by E. b. Pendleton.
Drawing OF Sussex LolIery, Extra, 81 July %:
"a SO So 40 AZ 81 46 so d A II.
Ticker, 43 IA, one OF the CAPT ais, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawing Of the Sussex Delawarel Lottery, Ex.,
10, July 29h:
48 S 10 81 "a 43 20 10 A II 50 63 rs
Tickets 10 Ado. 4 10 1.-TWO more capt.
tails, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawing of the Monongalia Lottery, Glass %:
IS &c "a 90 81 81 IA 81 81 7 l6.
Ticket, Nos. 2 IA IS, prize OF 1000 dollars
sold by LAMBERT.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery. Class
No. 49, Capitals S2O,OU0 5000, 5000, &c. 70 Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters J.
ShTURDAY-Doar Lottery. The Sussex county
Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 10 Capitalist
$3.50, 1900, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. llckels 81;
halves 50 cents; quarters IS C.
Saturday Evening,-Salesclosea at O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
MAoNlrIcENT ScHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 80, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: S4O.OO0, 20,339 lO,
OU0 &C. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares in
proportion.
0Jr Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above in any of Maui
~ Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there drawings
every day, nj prices varying from 81 10 sO for ickets
will ecuivr the most prompt attention, and the draw
inss forwarded immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
" Rscollect No.3-"There's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory o'More." July3l
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Chesterfield, Aug. |, lsls-c3'
THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
Ann f,IIAI.YBEATE SPRINGS.

r,uts a,..,hi. summer retreat Is again open To VI
1 ;,o,y Tbe virtue Of the waters IN invigoranns
IL. f,amr and even in restoring health, WHERE ,ho
s,o caters of other sections had been tried IN
@ ns now been sufficiently tested by the expert
' n ono ..ason | AN, Therefore, justified IN ne
mn far tho m the favor o The pubilc ana especin-
I ~ invads " hose systems require nlidef influence
m. mountain ani llrsher walters "i W est
.rn Virginia found 10 exert ,u.
,,r 70 thr In season, important improvements nave
bsen rnade-smooth and shauy WALKS ana iesei i"a
'..ausb The ample forest grounds attached TO Tue
S;ns inr;:. tns romantic and the lovers oil rurai
.rc,s.s. and, for those whO'e quest " rrctrdtioh
- ria N health, 4 musical hand fine airy bail room,
ha,binr Apartments, bowling alleys, AMI al Tue tus
,a.n,rv resources of pleasure and amusement, nave
nn nroyded In short, no effort or expense mas oceh
nared 10 supply whatever might contribute 10 INC eo
fort or enjoyment Of The guests. ,
The establishment, is mainly under the man tsemen'
of ,ne same attentive and obiising supernendenis,
meIe and female whose efforts 10 please gave snc sa
tisacton the last and, as shall RESIDE At le
Sninps II will ne endelvur. by genera supe..i
sion 10 aid in securing the great ends OF heah 10 tue
,lck and pleasure 10 The healthy"
The lu.ue not Springs on the rirer Ioaa, IN Fo"
,atan nrar Manakin Town Ferry, ABOUT seventeen
nilrs above Richmond. From that ely packet bna,
I'D m :pressy for the purpose with separate apart
n.pts for ladies' children aud Inv.lids VIII take Vs-
m 10 the Ferry sixteen miIes) whence line OF COACH
=, V III carry them 10 the Springs Tne boa, VIII lease
he MINER end of the Basin on Iueshass, thursdays
md Saturdays at O'Clock, ~, returning on Mon
days Wedne days and Fridays att O'clock, a. NJ
| fare 81 25. 49,, - ~,
Bcard. $50 the season, ending Both September; $50
,ar month; $40 Der week; 81 SO per day. Children
and hall price. Horses per month; % e'
per day. u,,r.n NJ s w. me- c,mnsnv
/ July 2l-d&c2aw6w
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Ssrass0ss,a sBsssCs.

'Sth CT daOEh> q 7psfSG<
NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
stu they Conc SO 600 sold and paid
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No. DO, July 10:
81 10 Is So II 80 u SO 3 "a 60 II.
Ticker, Nos. 3 81 SO, a Capital of $4,000, sold
and paid TO working man 81 this city bv
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery, 81, july 25:
20 % So 81 80 IS 81 AZ 81 As 10 80.
Half, Nos. 20 45 G3, prize of $50 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, Ma. 80, July 3sl
"a Al A 81 8 IL "a 80 IS IS as 10 5 %
Ticket Nos. 25 43 u, priz- of $l20. sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesbnrg no. 37
81 IA 3 % Is 80 So & 46 30 st 81.
Ticket Nos. + p 81, prize OF $3.50, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg, No. 49,
6 30 As so % 26 49 35 80 80.
Ticket Nos. % 49, a prize Of ~ dollars
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, No. AZ, Aug 2:
70 "a 10 20 So 60 IS 10 u 80 81 80 IS
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
FRIDAY-Mononaalia, No. So Capltals:-s20,0 Don,
Low, I,ioo, ~ W i;ouo, 10
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets sd halves ,; quarters l.
1850 DOLLARSi $40 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No 20 Capiials:-Si,-
$50, $780, 600 sc. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sli
halves so cts; quarters IS cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1913
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No 49, for ISIS, 10
be drawn on Saturday, the 5th August. 10 drawn
numbers In each package of % Tickets. Maenihcen,
Scheme $4,000, 21,33s, Of 10000, of 5,oO0 OF
25OU, Is of 900, 2D2 Of 200 &C. Tickets SOi halves
S; quarters 9 so.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries Will be promptly at
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto y. S1RATTON,
July 81 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
VALUABLE LAND IN EASTERN VlR-
GINA FOR SALE,

THE subscriber, intending to remove son.n to-
sale. on accommodating terms, TWO fa aa. ~
one he now resides on. s that sell known aYe,n 80
Store stand THE DEEP WELL. THIS arm ',ss "
or.n., couniv on both sides OF the Swift Kun Road.
leading 10 kburg Tni- tract contains ~
,hon As cleared and divided IN sf ho'us, wen
rncinsed The improvements arc every thing iamny
could ask for comfort or convenience nc ,oeauon
a. h.ihv az any in the further description Is
,n'.ca..ary 4. those wishing 10 purchase VIII view
for themselves. . c , , ,;,,
above The irs, aud contains Us acres. This land lies
on m. North side of the road, and rms parallel with
m. Ranpahannoek river and road for about mile. Tho
improvements this Tract are but moderatea toler.
All. Dwelling House Kitchen and Stables, and good
orchard, &c. The land is highly susceptible OF I'M
pfosement and Is thought to be valuable The TACT 10,
tits is a grain. growing region. and labor cannot DC
spent this red icamy SOIL As the subscriber
determined TO SELL bargain can be had IN either o.
the above Farms; and If they are not sold privately DC
the 18th Of september, they VIII nm hai Gay oe 81
ered at public sale 10 the highest bidder. Also a. 'hs
same time all my stock of Horses. Cattle, snsep ano
Hogs. Grain OF all kinds, one Plantation wagon,
Farming Utensils Of all kinds houseno'S aaa nneaeu
Furniture SC Terms made known on tne Gay o. SAFE.
July l6-cwIds 'h"S'
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A FARM In HENRlCO FOR SALES

WILL be- sold iuihe highest bidder, on THURSDAY
w the l7.h day OF August 1888 upon the premises,
Al IL O'Clock by public auction. the Land belonging To
m. estate al Philip Ffayser, deceased living in The low
az end IL Ienrco county, containing from 25O TO eoo
acres adjoining the lands OF Turkey Island, Dr John
n alr;iru and others aud l. In neigtbOrhood where
mari Of The finest quality can he obtained at small ex
pense and il also very convenient 10 Gfsl MN
Blacksmith Shop aud Church, and within ID uiles
OF the city of Richmond.
This land lies beautifully, and - well adapted TO the
rrowlh Of corn what. oats and cinver considerable
nurton OF which is now well sci III clover though not
having been sown for than len years, aud we Can
truly say that there is place better adapted to grass
The Dwelling House has sis rooms, and with very
!tr expense, could be made very comfortable. There
are also good frame Kitchen, new Corn House, Sta
ble, and very good DAIRY, with other necessary out
houses
TERMs-Ons third cash, the balance in TWO equal
annual iDstalments, The purchaser giving bond or
deed IL trust upon the land may be agreed upon on
the day OF sale.
~ Tsis Farm iH be sold positirety n II is done Tor
division among the i.sat~ss, neither al whom VIII
make a hid THOS J. BLAKE, Executor, and
JAS w. BINF0RO, Guardian.
July oS-c3tA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale.

THAT valuable Farm known as "P0OR JACK,
i lying In the county of Westmoreland, and immed
ately on the Potomac river, about one hundred miles
below the city of Washington. Il contains, by re-
cent survey, 364 acres is beautifully situated, com
for more than twenty miles, and the quality Of the land
win compare favoraby with any other In that vicinity
The great abundance of Indian bank mari and creek
grass the premises afford facilities for
rarely met with The best Of fish, oysters ana WIG
fowl may be obtained there with little trouble as any
where in the tide water county.
Ii not disposed Of before the fourth MONDAY IN Au
gust II will on that day be offered ut public SALE o. tne
Court. house. orfur,her information, address
w. A. SPENCE. ia.
North End P. o., Mathews county, va.
July 7-cw7W
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
6br H.. 3D.. hsObilaSDnl

kr7UO has he-n successfully engaged IN the Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, Is
stil relieving and positively curins-o The following
forms OF di.-a-eeIght ont of ten VINO Apply 10 MN
VA ,,ho bay. be.n pronounced incurabie-SciOfula
White swelling Drup.y. dyspepsia. Rheumatism, ~
isctona Of lhr Liver, Agne aud Fever, scald Head
lcerous sores Of long standing, letter, Cancer Len
r..y,on nj The Lungs supposed To he Consumption
Asthma. syphilis, Gonorrhpa. structure, MercurlH
Disease. ana al forms nf disease peculiar 10 females
such as Flurr Ahus ,Prolapsls Iter &c, &c. lie has
sud ey.rnl hundred cases oil Rheumatism, aud
rled in vc onIy where the remedies were energetic
ally applied in erecl:ns entire care Persons 81,
seripe from the effect Of mercury speedily fehrSfn.
reference The most satisfactory, can be had. oince
No 3 Wall street, under the CITY llatel.
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7 AND FOR SALE

DY virtue oe Deed Of Trust executed 10 Tho under
ID signed and Creed u, Coleman, hy Joseph ). Pal
more The 23i day of October, 1913, which u of record
in the Clerks Office Of the county Of Cumberland,
shall fr the purpose there mentioned offer for sale
n pihlic auciiou On ihr premises, on MuND ~ the
2Ist day ii August, 1919, II fair, II not the next iair
day the Tract oil Land and appurtrnances conveyed IN
said deed, containing two hundred acres Inls iahu
lie. IN The STAGE road about five miles above CamUcf
land Court n,~r opposite 10 the Tavern, well and long
known as Ian horn-'. Tavern. A minute description
of ,i;:s p,4ce deemed unnecessary a. u = presumed
ma any oue no NAV wish 10 purchase Will view the
premises. IN,
TERM5-hbout three hundred and fifty dollars VIII
be required ~ cash aud The balance on feasonapie
r,-dt Possession viii he delivered the irst Of
November next. u. L. ihfiNo'
P.S-Thr title believed 10 be good, but shall con-
vey only such title Is vested III me as Trustee
July ll-rtds ". l. l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

r,UE sale Of Land heretofore advertised ny the SUD
scrlhrr 10 take place the ~ Of august next Is post
noned until EpSESpAY, the l6th of August, when
will he positively ,old ton the pfrnses) TO The high
est bidders il aiI Otherwise The hrs fair day theIeaf.
trr In five ar different parcels To suit purchasers, or
IRON ore &C and lies imme da,ry IN The gold REGION
considerable portion o which metal has been found by
various persons. II also contains large p0rtiOn OF
good farming lani, grass liads. &c, and, upon inc
whole ia by lar The valuable Land IN tnls section
Of the country. would therefore, respectfully recon-
lend 10 all who may wish 10 make profitable invest
ment 10 pay attention 10 this sale. IL Is rare thins
that such valuable property is put up al auction
Those who may have idea Of purchasing are re'
eprctiuly invited 10 and examine for themselves
The terms wll DO very liberal, and will be made hnown
nm The day Of sale JOHN IERDONE.
hi
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ICfIS-INUN
VALUABLE FARM In HENRlCO
II - SGI O.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS of changing his voca
tor. offers for sale the FARM on which he al pre-
sent resides, formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Ste
phen DIVA, situated Deep Run. in the county OF
Henrco, ten miles above Richmond, between the River
and Three Chopped roads, one mile South OF Deep
Run Church, and adjoining the lands OF DR.. b. J Du
val, Or. r. s. Cawthorn, Capt. Samuel Brown, Capt
Richard Dabney, and Samuel Cottrell, ST., ESQ, con-
tanning 426 acres fair proportion OF which consists
OF good wood land and low grounds. This farm Is
well suited for all farming purposes, and remarkably
we'll watered. There several springs on this farm,
situated well for convenience not TO be surpassed by
any for the purity Of its waters. The improve ments
consist of large framed dwelling house, part of
which is stories HIGH containing fourteen rooms
besides passages all very conveniently arranged, a
stories high, hay house 10 feet long by 20
feet wide, stables CRIBS comfortable framed ne
gro houses with plank floors and brick chimneys, Two
ice houses smoke houses, carriage house, besides
all other necessary ont houses well of excellent wa
ter conve nienty situated midway between the dwell
ling house and kitchen;-thee IS. also, large and
thrifty orchard Of we'll selected fruit trees of different
kinds. Upon this farm is a grst and saw mill remark
ably well situated both for grinding and saving; and
as though not least, the situation of this farm IS un
commonly healthy. deem il unnecessary 10 say more,
presuming that person viii, purchase without hrst
viewing the premises; and all DESTROYS OF pur
chasing respectfully invited to examine for them
selves.
Persons disposed TO purchase will please call upon
Wellington Goddin or the subscriber.
July i4-ew5w WIN. E. HARRIS.
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VALUABLE LAND For SALE.


VAIL BE- sold to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
w the 29h day Of August 1913, If fair, II not The
first fair day thereafter sundays excepted The Tract
Of Land on which Henry NJ Burnley, deceased, re,
sided lying in the lower end of Louisa, on the road
leadIn. fro LOUISA Court house 10 Rchmond, about
II miles from the former and IS from the latter con-
tanning about 600 The trart lies WELL has SUI
tent quantity of TIMBER T. well dched aud IN every
way in good farming coalition. The improvements
are good consisting OF Two story brick building, con
tanning sir good besides basement rooms con
venient office III the yard barns and ali other necessa-
~ buildings and ~ well watcred. The land VIII Do
sold together or IN two parcels, 10 -uit purchasers
AT The same time and place, VIII be sold announcer
Tract living about iwo miles North Of the home tract
containing about a7a acres, about onethrd OF which Is
in wood, aud heavily mbered, and good portion OF
the cleared and is frrsh and produces remarkably well
-ls well adapted To clover, and small Grain.
There Is home tract about thirty acres ot excel
lent meadow land. more minute description Is con-
sidered unnecessary, persons wishing 10 purchase
will view The premises, which will be shown ~ M
Herring, the Uverseer. =.
The terms, which will be very accommodating, VIII
be made known on the day Of safe.
SAMUEL C. BURNLEY,
Executor Of Henry NJ. Burnley, deceateo'
I,iu IL
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$3.50 REV ARD.

DAN AWAY from The srhsctihrr whilst on visit
III 10 the city If richmond On Tuesday morning, Ju'
~ 9Th ms Negro, named CREED--a very likely mnla
To- q - years OF age, feet or inches hish, iu
round face good teeth, AMI thin beard or .0aer around
ms rhin-ha- marks scars visible lie liai on
when he left dark linen coat or roundabout, when
comes layy down on The hips, white vrst with metal
buttons checked Cashmere pants, cloth cap or pana-
ma hat and took With him lot oi other good c"thlns.
Il expected he viii change his name ana clothing IN
order IN make his rscapc 10 some free state hut II s
ppo. ed he is present either IN the city OF Richmond
or the city Of Norfolk, in both OF which places he mas
relations.
and delivery 10 X. n Dickinson Brother, oil The city
of Richmond or 10 myself, III the town nt lynchburg
If taken ont nthe State of Virginia. or S5O ahd AL Tea
sonahle rxnrntps If taken in tine State nf virginia.
Iuiy "a dGtHc6t SETH NODDkODf.