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ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.

ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE.
HAVING settled permanently In The South, again
orange-consisiing Of SEVEN FARMs-situated, say
two miles from Raccoon Ford on 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 Railroad.
-Four OF these farms have large proportion OF low
grounds of unusual BREADTH on each side of Mountain
cover upon them, and well adapted 10 the Virginia
staples corn, wheat, oats and tobacco, and afford album
dant materials for speedy, permanent and Indefinite
Improvement, having an excellent vein OF limestone,
OF easy access, running through them. The first
iarm-viZ:
THE mEaDoWs-contains ,0o5 acres, and Ia di.
vded by and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
portions Of meadow, upland and woodland. The
dwelling house Is large thoroughly and newly repair
ed and painted and the outbudlngs gu ffcient and
in good order This farm is admirably adapted TO I'LL
lage or grazing being fine grass land and well supplied
with water and shade In every Held.
THE WINDER TRACT contains 600 acres. next
above the Meadows, on Mountain run-ts proportions
OF meadow, wood and upland being nearly the same
il has a comfortable small tenement upon it, &c.
TIE BIRCHLAND TRACT contains also GOO acres
"a large proportion of which is bottom land, on Noun.
The iNDEPENDENT TRACT contains 1853 acres,
and Is well propor,ioned In its divisions of WOOD low
GOSHEN contains IT'S ucres-lying East Of Mountain
run, and is about equally divided Into wood and titled
BRAZIER contains SO acres OF bottom land, next to
the Meadows, on Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains 275 acres Of timber land.
These Tracts are situated In n healthy section Of
country and offer the first inducements to gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in the upper country.
More particular Information respecting them will be
given by my brother, jeremiah Morton, living near the
premises who fully authorised to dispose Of the pro-
perry His address is Rnccoon Ford Cupcper county,
Va. JACKSON MORTON.
a1 The Richmond Whig, Virginia Herald, Washing
ton Union, and Winchester Republican will copy once
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Executor Of Henry 81. Burnley, deceas
July ls-c1aWtis
LANDS IN THE COUNTY OF GLoU-
CESTER FOR SALE.

an MONDAY, The alst day OF August, lslS. al EN-
~ FIELD, the late residence of James Cadet.
deceased viii sell, al public auction two valuable
Tracts of Land, situated in thr county nf Gloucester
One atriy purchased by James Is. Cairu from Tho.
mas NJ. Seawrll situated In the lower part Of The Coun
~, upon The main road leading from The Ferry Ciou
cestrr Town Ia the Court mouse bounded BY the lands
Of John Hughes BerJInIn S-awell. John Bnckh0usr,
and others, and Containin. about i've hundred and
thirty This farm il Situated wiin very shoH
distance Of the York river, and Is divided by the main
road into parts On side the land Of the best
quality Of York river highlands producing corn pota
tors melons, and all nhds of vegetables ~ great per
irctIoaand the ether side OF the road, the land i
Of the best description Of low grounds, and pro
ductire in and wheat AMI other small grain
There Ia deed e Ia The payment of the
sum Of Two thousand dollars, and for this amount the
purchaser will only be called topay the lniefeatiu
tile balance of the purchase money, h-rn bundled dol
lars will br required in cash, and the residue in equal
annual payments Of one Two and three years. There
is 4 good dwelling house and other buildings on the
farm.
will also sell, time ani place, the valua.
HE farm called ENFIELD, situated near tlr York =,
YER IN the upper part Of Gloucester, adjoining the
lands Of Col William JoGes and containing about four
hundred acres. THIS farm Is wen situated III plea
SAINT nelehbohond and IL IN good order v ith a good
dwelling house and ali out buildings, In good
repair There is no incumbtnce upon II, aud II VIII bn
sold FOR third If The purchase money III cash, AMI
the balance a credit Of one Two and three yrlis in
equal annual instruments.
There Will also be sold ut The time and pa:r.
the crops of every description now growing upon hoth
these tracts III land, and all the stock of horses cattle.
hogs plantation Utensils household and Kitchen iini
turr, &c &c.
As II Is presumed thar fishing Ia bny will do
80 without an examination OF the lands, further de
scripon Of them not deemed necessary For iuilhei
particulars, apply to me- n Gloucester Courthouse by
letter or otherwise. viii Lake pleasure In showing
these lands 10 any persons DESTROYS OF purchasing:
JOHN 4. CATLErT.
Attorney in fact for Mrs. Martha n. Calleu,
Ang ll-c2i~tds
f-OUp stSdt
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HIGH SCHOOL

THE subscribers have formed connection for The
purpose Of conducting in this city 4 SEMINARY
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG GENTLE
MEN. The course of instruction, divided into depart
mrnts and commencing with the elements of The Eng
lish Language, will extend 10 History, Rhetoric and
Bellies Letlres The Greek and Latin Languages and Ii
teratnre; Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural
Sciences, Moral and Mental Philosophy
Young men who desire 10 complete their education
al th1 University will thus enjoy advantages that
not fail 10 insure them distinctions and such as
tisied with domestic education be prepared in The
best manner Tor entering the active duties Of life.
All real improvements in the art of instruction viii he
introduced and srdulously employed. Labor vgi.
lance, moral suason, uniform Kindness, Christian pre-
cepis and impartial decsion wi form the basis Of their
discipline.
Assistant Teachers will br selsrted with great
and their names announced IN due time Charges will
bn the III the hest school. Of the city. The
School will commence the ID uf October, in thr
house Grace and 7th streets formerly occupied by
Dir. Sterling
Applications for admission will hr received by the
subscribers and by Messrs. James Gray and and J.
Fry. STEPHEN TAYLOR
Aug Il-c3t WM BURKE.
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University Of pennsylvania
MEDICAL DEPARTM EMF.

SESSlON VI lS4o-4S.
THE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday
i the 18th day Of October, and be deliver d nnde
the following arrangement:
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN, 81. D.
Anatomy, by WILLIAM Z. HORNER, n. D.
hiatrra Medica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE B.
WOOD, ID.
Chemistry, by JAMES b. ROGERS, MD
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. u.
Institutes Of Medicine, by SAMI.. JACKSON, NJ. d.
Clinical Instruction at The Pennsylvania Hospital, by
GEORGE q. WOOD, NJ. D., ON Medicine, and GEO
W NORRIS, NJ. D., on Surgery, twice week
Demonstrative Instruction in Medicine and surgery
twice week, by the Professors Of the Medical Faculty
assisted by w. W. GERHARD, NJ. d., and HENRY IL
SMITH, NJ. D..
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
d 10 the l5t!l OF October inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from
October LIST 10 the end of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, NJ. D., Demonstrated.
Amount Fees tor Lectures in the University, SiO!
Naturalization Fee, tpad once oniy,l !
Hospital Fee, !.
Practical Anatomy, ~
Graduating Fee, 80
The commencement will take place early in Apr
w. E. HORNER, d.
Dean Of tho Medical Faculty.
ass Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth, I
opposite the u. ). Mint, Philadelphia
Aunust l. lsis.-eolOct.l6
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LOTTERIES.
Lam bert7s o. fEace

On fourteenth Street, under fhc ErclLange l,otei
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friends
and the public in general that ls has CONNIE nc ed
the business of Lottery Broker, Ia the Office ton 4
street. under the Exchange HOTEL formerly uccri,d
by D. nj. iIoyt. and recently by L. b. fendleton.
Drawn Nos. Sussex County Lottery, Extra 76
AugnI 18th:
is 81 q Al 81 81 36 l6 81 AZ , 80 81.
Ticket 9 80 Al, one oil the Capt ais sold hy
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Leesburs Lottery. Class4I Aug. II:
G6 GO IL 62 10 43 30 10 i9 81 81;
Share As ST. 66, a prize Of 200 returned.
Drawn Nos. Mouonsalia Lottery, ~. Aug. IA.
IS 80 Al 6s , 81 IL II Is SO 10 Sc Is
Whole Tickets 10 Is, pfiz. Of $50 dollars
sold by ~ LAMBERT.
FRfDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery. ,y,ss
30. ~ Capitals: slsNuO, 5000, &C, &c. rs Nos i3
drawn. Tickets Sd; halves ?; quarters /. '' -
sATURDAY-DollaT Lottery. The SUSSEX countv
fDeInwarel Lottery Extra, Glass No. 10 IS 0o1 Cant
tal IS Nos, ia drawn. Tickets sI halves SO cents
quarters Csc.
GO 200 DOLLARS!
A SpLEspIp NEW ScHEMyl
The Virginia Lee.burg Lottery, Class No. a.. Ia bs
drawn nj Alexandria Capitals: 100000, s9,72s. 2ls
prizes OF &C., being The lowest thee number prizes ~
Nos, I2 drawn All tickets having on them any two of
tho drawn numbers VIII De ehtiued 10 $780, Tickets
only Sl0-shares in proportion.
SrJ- Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any of Man
ny Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there drawings
every day, IL prices varying rom 10 SlU for tickets
will receye the mos, prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded immediately 10 distant adventures,
s" 'e'"''''' THOMAS LAMBERT.
M. 2. Exchange Place, Richmond. Va
~ R.coll.ct No 3-"There's luck in odd numbers
says Rory U'More." Aug ID
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a Valuable Farm.


OFRICHMOED, FOR
IN MONDAY the fih day Of September next, will
" he sold, on the premises. yefv drsrableT,act Of
Land lying in The county Of ilenrco, eight miles
Moth Of the City Of Rchmond, containing by recent
survey 20; acres, together with all The Improvements
thereon. II lies The main Stage Road from Rich
mond 10 fredericksburg, and arJoins th- lands OF
Mrssrs. Richard Cross, Wm. ,l0sby, raliafrnos Is.
tlr; and VIM. COPELAND the North and East. and the
lands Of Eli Pr!ddy and J w. Sheppard the
south and West, Tie improvements consist Of good
comfortable Dwelling House, containing six rooms.
which, wiki but tI:tlns outlay, may be put in good
repair, together with all the necessary out houses; about
one half Of the Tract Is in timber, Of original growth
OF oak, hickory md pine. This Farm possesses the
advantage OF an easy access 10 Richmond and presents
a iine opportunity 10 those wishing purchase sma
Farm contiguous to thr city. Those wishing 10 see
The property will please call Mr.. Richard Cross
who resides on The premises, and will take great plea
sure IN giving all necessary information with regard
it. II preferred, the Tract will br divided In three
parcels, sold entire may suit the wishes of those
intending TO purchase. Sale positive.
TERMs. which are liberal, VIII he made known on
the day Of sale. Ihe sale 10 take place at - O'Clock
NJ By order Of The Proprietor
p- Sale conducted by II. & J. q. J,Aas i Co.
Aug l5-tds
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GRAND SCHEME FOR AuGUsT 96rH,
VIZ P. TURPIN's LOTTERY OFFICE,
XX . Sna.rn. q ichnnnd Va

w WALL STREET, hiCnmond, va.
Virginia Lsesburg Lottery Class 43, for ls4s, 20 De
drawn on Saturday, August 18Th. 70 Nos, y drawn;
Something new SCI, 900 capital prize, g. 725 second
prize 2ls Lowest No prizes Of 500, &C. All double
No. prizes $780, Tickets slO-shares In proportion"
Delaware Lottery No. As, to be drawn a3d August =
70 No. Lot,ery-l4 drawn ballots. Prizes S3o,ooO,
$1,000, sOOO 10 of GOO, 10 of $50 3OOof $780, &C., &c.
Tickets Sl0-shates In proportion
Virginia eesburg Lottery Glass No. 49, ior io ss :"
be drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, Aug 70 bb NO.
Lot,ery-l3 drawn ballots. splendid Scheme: Soo,-
600, $4,000, OOO 5O0O 1910, 10 OF 1000, &c. TICK
cts SIS; halves 50; quarters 10.
Delaware Lottery No As, TO be drawn August 'pIn.-
IS ms II drawn bnilots Lowest three Nos. 81 900
Prizes $40 Oun 90 600 10 Opo $780, Of 1000, l5o oil
l,OaO, &c. Tickets s2-shafes in proportion r;ck
~ Orders for Certificates or packages. single I'm
cts and Shares in any above Sch ,mes
to the undersgned will receive The most prompt on
ton, and account of each drawing soo
as It Is received. cola
~ Packages, certificates and single Tickets 10, SAFE
by WIN. P. TURIN, Richmond, va.
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THE RICHMOND ENOU7PEP ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
WtIIian, m. Fulton.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Alabama, Con:
n nectcut. Delaware, Florida, Georgia. Illinois, In
diana. Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland Michi
gan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jer
sey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, pennsy lvania
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&c.
Office over Joseph Bonavita No IS, Main street, OPP
positc TO Thomas X. Price & Co.
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.
VOLUNTEERS, and others who have received their
discharges from The United States service, and have
not obtained their bounty land &C. by Wr'ting TO the
undersigned, enclosing their discharges and stating
place OF address, have the necessary papers pre-
pared and forwarded with such directions as TO enable
them procure their bounty land, extra or back pay,
pensions. mileage, SC and the widows and heirs, pro
theirs and SISTERS of those who have died been Killed
in battle in Mexico, by writing as above, giving the
Of the company und regiment In whch the'i r.
latve enlisted or served, and time OF enlistment, VIII
obtain all necessary papers which are requisite 10 pro-
cure whatever may be- due the deceased soid1ra cor
rect list Of all who died or been killed IN battle ~
Mexico having been prepared at much expense and la
bor and is only possession of The subscriber and his
mariner In Washington, Mr.. Samuel Stetiinins.
B-Postage must be paid IN all cases, when infor.
nation will be given gratuitously, and moderate
CHARGES made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No. 76, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Aug ll-d&c2awly
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE oR
RENT

THE subscriber will lease or rent hs Farm IN GSe 10
Lynchhurc ohout three miles from Manchester. Ineie
are about s or I7o acres Of cleared land In good sa,e
for and msadGw which :yy ss, If r
Apple oreisrd d Of 100 trees, in fun bearing; Vine
hair Of a land ..ss aa1Ss ss aea
=, ,Eme pssns sSoase The Crop Of Com Oats
Kitchen Furniture, Stock of all kinds and Plantation ate,
Utensils will be sold. ANY person wishing 70 ss.,
will please make early application TO the suo'e''e'
living on the premises. ,o,,, n,ovrNaoN
July al-cwIm 'ohN .
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To Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of the
4 James River & Kanawha Company, in Richmond
for the connection between the Basin. al Richmond
and the Richmond Dock. This work will consist oil
three locks Of ls feet lift and OF Is feet li-nter
mediate canals for aggregate distance Of about hall
mile, with such cuverls, walls, wastes, street bridges
&C., as shall be necessary-and stone dam acros.
James River, In the Falls at Richmond
This work will be- paid for in bonds OF the Company,
ito be issued under authority OF Of Legislature
running twenty five years. bearing per cent interest
payable semi annually and secured by the net revenue
Of the Richmond Dock.
Besides the usual reservation Of 90 per cent. the
monthly estimates the contractor contractors will
be required 10 give ample security, satisfactory 10 the
Board OF Directors for the completion Of the work al
the times and In the manner specified in the contracts
Plans of the above works will he exhibited, and spe-
c6caons thereof delivered 10 contractors at the Com
pany's Office, in Richmond.
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer Of the ]. K s K. Co.
Richmond July ilth lsf5-d6 c2awGW
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
EuC ker IL A d d i $ o II

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAN's BUILDINGS
-Four doors North of Pennsylvania Avcnne,
w ash ington.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of plosecu
ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the evera
Departments of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed 10 tho
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference 10 given to the following gentlemen:-
Hon. George NJ Dallas, Vice President Hon. J.Y. Ma
SON. Secretary of the Navy; Hon. r. J. Walker Secre
tafy Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno Mclean, s. Supre
Court; Hon. r. NJ. #. Hunter, ". ) Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, ID. T..
" John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, will continue
to give personal attention business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia. and the adjoining
counties OF Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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Hanover, July 81, lsls-cw6w.
For. sale.

THAT valuable Farm known as "POOR JACK"
i lying In the county of Wesmoreland, and Immedi-
atey the Potomac river, about one hundred miles
below the city of Washington. II contains, by a re.
cent survey 364 acres, Is beautifully situated, CON-
manding fine view Of the Potomac, at It's wdes; part,
for than twenty miles, and the quality of the land
will compare fagorably with any other In that vicinity.
The great abundance Of Indian bank mari and creek
grass the premises afford facilities for improvement
rarely met with. The best Of fish, oysters and wild
fowl may be obtained there with little trouble any
where in the tide water country.
II not disposed Of before the fourth Monday in Au-
Court. house. For further information address
w. A. SPENCE, JR.,
North End p. o., Mathews county, Va.
lnIy 7-cw7u
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MUTUAL BENEFIT
life Insurance Company.

r meeting Of this Company, July l7th,
\ Is4s. the Directors 6nd It's affairs in most
.,osperous state-,he yearly receipts amounting
= over 10000 dollars, and rapidly increasing.
The losses during the year ls47 were less than
!, 600 dollars. On The list OF May The eapiial
counted 10 over $4,000 dollars. Persons may
MI. ,nsu.e Tor sums OF 100 10 10000 dollars. Each
n,,son insured for term OF life shares IN me pro,
e. Premiums amounting 10 $50 may be PAID
MI cash and note bearing interest Prospectus,
:. Given gratis BY the Agent.
~ ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Sec'y.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent,
Richmond, Va.
ofhce-No. 81, Main street, over Store OF Ju'
n Myers, Esq.
r. Dr.. A. SNEAD, Medical Examiner, corner
; and Marshall streets. Aug. l5-d4ls
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University Of MARYLAND

Z ~ L u l. Il " Il Ii > y
SESSION OF 1852.
THE LECTURES will commence on MONDAY
L 3GIh October and continue until lhr Is h Of March
ensuing
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WiLLlAM f A AIKEN
NJ u, l. l. u.
surgey-NaTHAN Il SMITH.
Therapeutic, alaterIa Medca and llygiene-SAMl
CHEW, NJ d.
Anatomy and PLY siology-IOSEPH ROBY. NJ u.
TneOry aud Practice OF NORTHUMBERLAND POW
Err, nj d.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children
RICHARD II THOMAS, NJ d.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstration of anato
my-GEO w MlLTENBERGER, VI u.
Instruction III Clinical MEDICINE and Clinical Surge
ry every day at the baltimore Infrmay opposite The
Medical College. The rooms for Practical Anatomy
will be opened October t under the charge OF the lie
monsirator. Fees for IN. entire course 500. Comfort
able hoard may be obtained IN the vicinity Of the ed
cal College for s. 50 10 81 50 per week.
VILLAS y AIKEN,
An Dream Of the Faculty.
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uaLEY's OFFICE, No. ioi East Nam

IL Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY would say, "Come, try again"
Tic creek Office again in the field
1000 dollars sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg LOTTERY, Glass 81, July 81
IA 2 % Is 80 So 6 as 80 Sc %.
Tickle, Nos. IA 80, prize Of $1,000, sold
AMI paid al sigh, by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. OF Della ware State Lottery, Glass AZ:
70 81 10 20 So 60 Is IS u 80 81 % Is.
Half Ticket, Nos. Is So GA, a prize OF 200
dollars, sold and paid BY HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass rs:
SO 81 9 Al "a 81 Sc l6 81 43 2 80 80.
Ticket. SO 80 43) Three more priz.s sold
Ticket, 9 "a 80 and paid BY
Ticket, 81 Al 81 HURLEY.
To-Day Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No 49, Is drawn ballots on, OF IS Nos. Scheme:
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 2,67l, 1000, S priz,s OF
1000, &c. Tickets 4.
Saturday-S60,000. Tickets 10.
P. S.-Orders for Packages, Certificates Of
Packages, Single Tickels or Shares promptly al
,eaded 10, and an account OF the drawings sent to
any par, of the United States, free of postage
Please address
VIM. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Land for Sale

NOW offer for sale several tracts parcels OF Land
lying and being in the county Of Bath and State Of
Virginia, the turnpike road leading from the county
OF Albemarle to GuyandOtle, lying three miles from
Bath Courthouse and tive miles from the Hot Springs
being between the two watering places. The several
tracts contain, In the whole. upwards Of nine hundred
acres, with the following improvements, viz :-One
large stone dwelling house, 63 feet In length and 50
feet in width, and laid off In convenient rooms Tor Ia
house; large stone kitchen; smoke house; SPRING
house; stone STABLE with l6 stalls for horses ana
ono log stable with stalls, and good barn, with Two
granaries and other necessary buildings, with about
two hundred acres under fence and improved, win
never falling spring Of water the same, sufficient to
turn grst and mill al all seasons OF the year. and
quantity Of excellent timber for saving into plank on
the lands aforesaid, with splendid range for cattle
horses sheep, hogs, &c. The land Is well adapted TO
wheat corn, OATS grass, &C and more eligible spot
is moi 10 be found in Western Virginia for tavern stand
and raising stock and poultry, with convenient mar
ket al the Hot and Warm Springs for the same.
ANY person DESTROYS Of purchasing said farm will call
on the subscriber and owning the premises in
his absence, some of the members of his family,
who viii show them the land, and let them know the
terms Of sale. JACOB GROSE.
P.S-If the above property should not be disposed
OF by the LIST OF September next II will be offered for
rent on the premises on that day, by way Of public
auction. JACOB GROSE.
Aug, l-elm