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FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
GhinDeWa Farm,

THE terms OF sale Of this Farm made last septem
bss rot having been compile with, II Is again Of
,ed This Farm ia amongst The most valuable in the
eolnty II lies within two miles Of the Rappahan-
mock river and canal. seven miles of the village oil
Ware nton, and between four AMI five Of the Fsuquer
wn,e Sulphur Sprngs il contains between nine hun.
cred and thousand acTrs tho greater portion OF
whles isthe fine red SOIL generally found in that coun
3 With large portion Of fne bottom meadow land,
.sadering the Farm admirably adapted for grain and
!or grazIng several good springs with fine stream
running through the whole Farm.
The Improvements arc comfortable plain Farm
house, Barn, Stables, Cabins. &C.; each having been
recently put in repair No, very d,srut from Theses j.
al elevated site for the erection Of such better build.
INCA as proprietor might prefer, commanding full
,ieS OF the whole Farm. The location OF this Farm
!nders II desirable poperty its proximyto the canal,
10 the village OF Warren,oE and the White Sulphur
Springs aording than usual facilities OF health
snd OF society," and by the canal cheap and ready ae-
cess 10 market for all its products Tho ;e.ms Will be
as liberal IS moai purchasers could we'll desire. fos
,ssIon given AT any time TO suit the purchaser, with
aes able arran the putting in growing crop
Purchasers wishing to view the Farm, are referred
10 Edmund F Rose, ESQ., tnow the occupant Charles
Chton or Jones Green, Esqrs, residents within few
miles, orto JAMES FONTAlNE Of Hanover,
p THORNTON Of fredericksburg,
Aue l7--ctf Executors OF A F Rose, deceased.
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TOD SAFE


A SUGAR Plantation, in the Parish oil 81! James, on
~ the right bank Of the river. seventy.one miles
tLove New Orleaus, and nine miles below donaldson.
,ilis. This plantation contains about Two thousand
a,Aents of very superior land, of which more than
eight hundred are IN cultivation and pasture and Inc
rest in wocd, containing an ample supply OF tile best
timber for building aud plantation purposes. The
cleared portion the property has about nve hundred
atpents In cane plant and rauoons Cane enoush will
be put up TO plant hundred and fifty arpen,s next
year. very large and comlnodi US sugar iionse,
nearly new, with two large sets Of kees-one just re-
set aud the other put in complete ordeS-and very
excellent steam Sus1r-Mi, OF large size and in fine
Horses, Mules and Oxen, Wagons, Carts, and every
necessary tool and Implement, are on the place.
With the Plantation, or separately as may SUIT pur,
chasers, will be sold, one hundred NEGRpES, of all
aurs among whom valuable mechanics and sugar
all experienced and well trained in The culture
Of cane. Among them are about sixty three ethcien
hands, which, with The addition Of twenty more,
would con sue force fully sufficient 10 the most ad
van.ageous cultivation Of the Plantation purchased
either, with or without such addition, will ind the
properly fully provided with every thing necessary 10
M axe large crops from the beginning, and at very t
lie expense Asit is supposed fun provision o. corn
has been made this year, that source OF expense may nc
saved aud little zone will he required for repairs OF
il is believed that desirable property Is rarely
offered for sale, we'll In relation 10 the fertility and
hvailhuness Of the plantation, as To the quality Of the
nesrues who e not only al, thoroughly acciinlated,
but large number born the place, and having been
well taken are Of, in full visor aud strength Fur
Their description ID unnecessary, as those ~
purchase will no doubt, visit the property aud Judge
for themselves Fifty thousand dollars viii be rrquir
ed in cash. and the balance in one and two years Tor
notes bearing six per cent. Interest," satisfactorily Sc
cu,ed. Possession will be given on the hrst oil January
Nine hundred and fifty four shares of the Stock Of the
Cnizen's Bank viii also DO sold, together win the
Plantation. The Purchaser, in part payment Of tho
price of purchaIe. will assume mortgage debt due 10
the Citizens Bank, amounting TO twenty four thousand
dollars twenty four cents; with interest at
eaht pSy from FIRST March, eighteen hundred and
payable in one, two, three four, hive and
sI years. and also Stock Ioan due to The same Bank
amounting to thirty-four thousand nine hundred ana
sYty-fvo dollars, payable by nstaiment and renew.
nbIs on the first OF March, eighteen hundred and nifty
and every wear thereafter until the expiration Of The
Citizens Banks charter
Or. JAMES, October 10th. lei9.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS,
Nov 5-c2awl2t Donaidsvilie Posiofhee
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Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg co., Va.
Nov ll-cw2w
ORANGE ISLAND PLANTATION.
lPlanl ation yor Sale, with 43O Ssarss Of Cnseas'
H,aI

THIS Plantation Is situated ten miles west OF New
Iberia, and fronting fifty on Lake Peigheur
and Is in tie Parish of st. Martins Attakapas, lnuis
il contains upward of 40U0 acres of and, iacd
ing 7C1 of woodland aai 10 arabic IL ~ one oi
the Essi stock Ia the State and as sugar estate,
is equal 70 any in this section OF the country
ImproremeRts-DW cling House, with Orchard oil all
fruits; Lawn; Live-oak and Magnolia Groves Garden,
Kitchen Servants quarters, Dairy Corn house; Stables
large enough TO contain eighty horses; good sugar
house, Mill, Apparatus, &C Tor four hundred hhGs
Overseers house, Negro houses; Blacksmith's shop,
Baggage sheds, and sheds for Corn field OF GU
acres Whole land well dilched and fenced-PastuIes
ne capable Of supporting 1000 head of CATTLE win
ter and summer, with range Of salt water marsh.
Lake Peigneur IL fresh and sweet, and asoYnd5 win
ine fish.
Plantation will be sid with without, the Negroes,
(beiEg thirty in NUMBER, and stock oil every kiho'
Muies, Mares Horses, Cows, Sheep, Oxen, STALLION IN
large numbers. 90,
TrRxs: $4,000 cash, SIS 600 assume loan from Cit.
liens Bank-tho res. payable in three ysaIa wi'Eout
interest, or five years with interest
eve cummeud this beautiful estate 10 the ATTENTION
of thIe who may bo disposed 10 invest In that garden
$40, Of the world the Aitakapas region OF LOUISIANA
The editor has visited the place himself, and cannot
speak too highly Of Its advantages Nothing could be
more attractive in every respect. Information In re-
gard t. the estate which DO bought ON reasonable
terms may be had APPLICATION post paid: 10 the OIL
flee of the Review, or 10 Mr. John Miller, New lhs-
ria, Louisiana Aarge portion of the tract - adh,lra
bly adapted to the rice cuture.-Ep Review:
ANY information can be- had, post paid from
DC. le-cw3w MYERS a. co., NorioiR.
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. :, ,onseoce of,be New York Herald.

WAsHIsGToN, Nov. ~, iof3.
INN Rant from Hashington-Anotaer Di'e a.'
.,ye- Diplomatic Rupture ultt Sp'ae"-1N
Herald E1piO,ion- California ha'' Arrange
One would think that Mr.. Clayton has par
ticuar fancy for hot waer. mha' WIN rou,-
sin, the Bey of Tunis, the Minister from Ch'ii'
the Coude de Alcoy, the King oil 'ne Mo'qu"oes'
and Billy Bowlegs, he has oecn KEEP 'emarAa
bly busy for the last SIX or eisa' lnon'as anu
there is no wonder that DC desires 10 'ske 'e'
f,ao in ,he Is retirement OF private life"
pu, another diplomatic rupuie has leaked
oul to-day MIR. Clayton has had "a snap
co,resnondsuce" with the government OF o"e'
a. 40 I understand il, the cause is suesian-
tally as follows
Mr. Ellsworth, late Charge 10 Sweden, was, 10
,s,,.r from some Swedish official 10 our gov
ernment and the Swedish Charge al Washlns,,
,on charged with certain illicit conducf, ana
mon ,hat charge. was recalled. Alter his fecai',
| IA before he had leil Stockholm, ne pfoculeu
I'm R.ron S,ermeld, Swedish Minister OF T OF
zion Affairs, certificate exonera;ins ni'h TO"
the allegations upon which he was Ieca,ieu.
| This certificate threw Inc whole Duiuea VI PIoo
uuon our Secretary OF Slate, ara piac.u nim "
the attitude Of haTng ruIished Puo,'o ohi ~
without suficien! pcoo oil his cfini eu' -.
p p"a " ,1 10 which he was commissioned Nj
Gsyon asd IL sp and as in The poos;n bust,
ass be wrote peremplory demand 10 tn'
S..sd;sh charge then in New York, requiring
lie ,nnearauce al Washington without delay
o., he charge had gone home. MIR Ctsyiol
I'm annliet 10 the Swedish Consul-GeDeral 10
an ern,ana,iop; bat be knew nothing about IN
, mater and had nothing TO say upon me sunlsc
| Mr. CJayton then wIo!e directly 10 the S"ed's