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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

The prompt end sslulaTy meaaEes la
Zen hy he President aud the slnoFllies
,iths General Government appsaFlO have
frustrated the earing silemPl % tiuhle The
aeulraiily Of this country. and % HESiEe
Is IN war ailh Spain. This Foinpi-
ness Is esreedingly eredii.bIe. sndii lur-
aishes another illuslraIion Of he sseiy Of
our larei.n reiaiinns in The hand Of .
whig Administration. Undoubtedly. al
most any President. once eloihed viii The
responsibility III power. would be isPos-
Ell 10 do niiai Gen. Taylor has doe. for
his duty would be 50 plain that il would
not be easy 10 eysde Il. The prjeeied
invasion Of Cuba from the UniiedSiales
was 4 monsnous violation Of The an Of
nations. af treaty slipulaiions. and II the
express law Of Congress and OF ilF duty
of The Go eminent 70 suppress 4 There
cannoi be a question in The minds 4 any
referring citizen.
III ne invade Cuba. We may Iiisair any
other country: and il any fesilcss pirIis,
who msy take dislike 10 a f0reip to-
vernmeni. or may see an opp0rluniy lor
plnnder III foreign possession. are niirr-
ed In pick up The vagabonds Of our large
cities and 10 organize m expcdilionupon
our shores. sc should soon l,av. the
whole world against Us. That M Cd
yernmenl &c Cuba Is vert bad on. we
10 mi tuuhl. 1.-The people Of lhal.sland
should re,oli and exiari more Iberal
rule fram The mother country. on achieve
their Independence. We should renire:
and n any of our own citizens should
tilionse 10 expalriaie themselves an, Join
in the struggle. we do MI question iheir
lls'n 10 do 50. although I. follows. Of
course. thai. in doing 50. iltes snrruller
al claim upon tie protection Of The mun.
irv which they lease, and take their
chanre Nlih the contest ia which the er.
gage.
But 10 organize an expeditions lisre is
quite anosher malief 10 enlist mel aiid
drift ihesh. 10 collect arms and munfior'
of war, and To send oui vessels. is shsi
the LAWS expressly forbid. For enfmring
these ,1ws. Gcn. Taylor has received the
praises 81 good rilizens. and has cslled
down the odinm OF The sarinus factions
which. differing in csery thing else, find !
common ground 81 opposition in every
thing tliai proceeds from the Administers
lion. Al first they iidIculed ihc proclama'
lion. and declared that the President had
been hoaxed thai there was no such ex
petition projected. When The facts dis
proved This ass, flion. they next decla'cc
that The President had no authority 70 In
ierfeIe until some overt ACT had been com
milled-uniil Tie affair had. in fact, g'ht
So Gar ,ha, il woulj be hardly possible Il
STOP il. And finally, when il appesre,
that large sums rad been raised, hundreds
probably thousands Of men enlisted. ~,
ships loaded. illes ask what right has III
prcsiIcn, TO interfere If Tie citizens Of ihi
country chose TO engage in q fuieign ser
vice. Proridsnce Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
From The Petersburg in,cIiis.nctt.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS IN NORTH
CAROLlNA.

The Editor Of the Raleigh Times has a
sptightiy article in his last paper on the
subject oi Internal Improvements in his
Stale. The editor of the Times, like
every oiliet intelligent Ct, zen Of The State,
looks anaiou.lt 10 The complexion Of the
Grca, Rail Road scheme projected Ly the
las, Legislature. lie knows the great In,
unicveloped resources If his State, aud
lie knows that. wiihuni some such i'm.
prosemcn, as The one now before The pub.
nc, they must either remain utterly use.
less. or go to well The trade and com.
metce Of other States.
u Is worse Than idle fur The people OF
Mouth Carolina To suppose iliat iher eau
remain even as well Of as The are, without,
moving on the subject Of internal Improve.
mrni. They can't resist The power oi steam
They may make is subser,ient 10 their
own Pnrposes.-ari, ifihcy fail to do this,
they will fnd themselves. year afier year.
sinking degree after degree. in The scalc
Of comparison with other States. But We
will moi bt any more serious talk interrupt
the lively strain in which The Editor Of the
Times hits of tile trade and commerce OF
Raleigh:
/" Who Of Us has mol been mortified. and
provoked beyond bearing by The sncers
ol strangers upon The lack Of energy, and
waai Of foresight Of our ci,iz,ns. Must
We always he jecred and tainted thus,
Must our Capital continue TO be a inisera-
be jug Markct-where hucklcherries, pins
.iems. pecc'ies. potatoes, and" HaierDifn.
lions are the principal eSrhaugable com.
inodIlies! Shall that siarveling steer hitch.
Cd into that old rickeiy carr. and led by
That twisted Crane vine. by the ,allow.
face. spindle. shanked worthy 10 tstiefed
roiion brooches, and sky blue. swallow.
forked coat Of The fashion Of the last ceniu-
r.. coniinne TO grace our market square Tor
The next hundred wears also; will, lis
cargo Of 3 dozen eggs. is lean chickens,
md three pounds or rancid butter! Or
shall we rouse ourselves and ACT like men,
Envelope our immense resources. and re.
'olve 10 take eisnd among our SISTER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

iar as We are concerned, We take The Tibet
" % ihmwiag wei blanket on The whole
scheme, and reject u - unnecessary, uh'
called faF. and likely y produce no good
tul may lead 10 much mischief.
Il = moi neeessaIy 10 by much alien.
ion 10 il because. though lie sugeesilon
Is endorsed By NE Esiilsr nf The Standard
and may he caught up hy agilaiurs among
hrs patty. we doubl wlleliser u uili'meel
with The general appreciation eten q The
Democrats. 10 say noihing 81 lie Wings.
Of North Carolina. We reject Ill idea
Of any such conSenlion Al once and Tor
all.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26

State pa MI lrhsar Ian,
auF het ,ashl"
This if@.Ie ifbr tiFW az llie Insu.,
Let North Cafulliia 60 IN EOTk and NJ
the rue and ihitlligrnI nSr nf De g;E.
WlIirh pfbTidente in his bounty H..
lavislled Upon litfi. and Il.err Is no on.
h0 can wac his lDnxne ~ her IN lie ~.
Of : taulii or jeef. Nature has d.ne n,
len States in ibis Union mare than m.
has done Tor North Carolina. lei ara n.
hr"ughi 20 The AID az nature, and No,,.,
csrnlina NAT hold up her head win ~,
proudesi Of them all. One Of the rrad,es,
WAYS 10 hiring about This desirable re.pl,
i Ia conIrunI llle lillle y road demasog..
the fellow who i always talking ab,,,,
lavish expenditures. and /. taxing III. 49,.
for The benslii u tie riril, M.
ssoin and m0si inseleraie Zoe. inlarn,a,;,r
Ncth Carolina has very mary in,eIlisrn.
soiis ah0 possess the requisite fnlnsna.;o.
on this SUBJECT. and IL they viii 90 sn,ar.,
The people and disruss This subicr,. e.
10 face. with the enemies OF lmproyrm,D,
there could be but 0ne result ID iI,e e,D.'
rimrni. illai &c complete sucerss. Iar.s
Stale Conventions Do well enough % ~
oul plans and pni The ball in MOTION. m,
the only way 10 keep il gong anil n.
goal is attained. is By gong smofr n.
people--meeiing them al their lax gather.
ings. musicrs. barbecues and lish fines ana
talking The matter over in a sober and
common sense style. Lofty generaluie,
such rs making The Dcseri blossom as
The rose" giant sirides"--. The prnius
Of The age" &c.. ron'i do before lllr peo.
pie. they wam something more tangible
snJ inieiliglbie. Show Inc farmer ah,,
he viii save IN he transportation ol he
crors-how he will be enabled u produce
man. things the enllrfe Of which is now
forbidden by The easl Of freight. and poin,
oui 10 him that The alue Of his lands,
negroes AMI other property will thus be
enhancc,l. fhsl you will tx his attention,
aud. in a large majority Of instances, con.
vince HI. jndgmeni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
from tho Grcensborough Patriot.

] have htely made an exploration Of a
route for the ,'eniral Railroad. from Ora
ham 70 Greenshorough. The distance in
direct line between those two points is
22 miles; 10 60 The route examined will
he 20. making 3 miles difference. This
difference will dwin,llc down 10 rvpher
when money aud labor is taken into view.
] do assert most positively that The %
miles can I've graded. The sills goi and
brough, TO The road. al The average expense
Of $4,000 per mile. with the exception Of
one mile al South Buffalo. In going this
way there will be no difficulty TO encoun-
ter from Improvements or plan,alions. and
no bridges 10 be built except al Souil,
Buffalo. Timber in abundance, both
white and post oak along the route. Some
oil US IN these ,liggings are SO very anxious
that We can scarcely be restrained from
commencing operations before the route
I located. Can we not get under way
this fall or winter, EooMEr.
U. ;. LEST any one may believe this
mere blast and VAIN. glorious. stand ready
TO execute hond with good sccusi,c 10
perform The wuik for all OF any rcfl ofn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
no MORE MExIcAM TERRITORY.

Mr.. Dallas. the laie Vice President ol
The United States. has pnblished , long
letter on he snijerI Of The iie5iy N;ih
aiekieo. containing lie following impoE-
iant provision Of The treaty, ahirli has
escaped The notice. pr,,hahlr. Of many Of
those Who are IN The i.ahil OF discussing
the subject OF future Ietnlnlinns IN Mex
leo. and arcnIisg anneSall0ns Of Mexican
territory 10 HE United Stairs. Under the
provision. so long rs The iIeaiy lasts. no
matter how inany independent pieces Of
ierriiary NAV be ehippcd OF from The
Mexican Rephb.ic. moi one Of ihrm tan
lie annexed 90 the United States willionl
the Tree consen, OF the Mexican Govern
meni:
.'lu snrh Of fnf fellow citizens IS ties
with disrnhIenl The enlargement of our
icifliofy, II MAY he some consolation ihzt
Iris treaty emphaiicallr provides against
;iuriher extension south. No rhshge is ever
On be made in this boundary. excerpt BY
the express and free ronsetl of both ma
lions. laHfully given BY the General Gov
eInmerl Of zach, in conformity with ia
own constitution. The stipulation Is
stringent and rneqnlvacal. lis covert
sl!nsiJn 10 lie ANNEXATION a. Texas can.
not be misiaken; aud il i an iminlable
pledge by both contracting parties that
srrl, case shall nesef be again enaried.
famaiiiipas. New Leon. Coakuila. Sono-
IA. Lower California, NAV separately III
together achieve independence. bni, with,
oui The positive and constitutional sane.
iioii 81 The central authorities in Mexico,
not one Of them can be admiitcd into onI
Uninn except by manifest hresrh cf faith.
The general principles and practices untieI
the laws Of nations TO which we so Justly
appeal in ,indicaiion Of our course rs "a
Texas. are hencefura ar,l. rs bclwcen The
American and Mexican ronfederarirs. srr.
cially modified and restricted. How far
! was either prodeni or polite on OR part
20 DO this has ceased 10 be an open ques.
ton, !, h done. deliberately aud yolun
iarily dime; aud extension ~ lila, quartet
is arrested Nv an unsurmuuniabis barrie
OF national honor and justice"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-26
AIT is sor Gotb THAT GLmrERs

We are very much afraid that many 81
the gallan, adveniurers who lef home and
country. and some of them . wife, thlliten
aud friends" TO seek gold in California.
will not realize many ofllleit golden anliri.
panons. Mans Nhn have gone idexchailee
merchandise for gold must be greatly dis.
ms dpcTiiion was an exceedingly proii,a.
bic one. Such numbers Rocked sndd enly
10 Tie country that there we're neither pfs.
slsinns Ut clothing sufficient fpt their use,
and the most ordinary articles. if nccessa.
ries Of life. brought almost incredible
prices. This stale Of affairs no longer
exists. The rush 10 supply The demand
has gluiied Tie market. and MT nnIy the
harvest uf eStrsorainart prices has gone
by. but il is much 70 be feared tia, even
losses will be susaiiied on merchandise
now on lis way 10 The country. A price
cnrtpht Of articles In the San francisco
market. published IN our iasi paper, shoa {
that several srtiries are sold cheaper there
than in orr own Atlantic markets. This
Is confirmed By letter from San francis.
90. under date Of July 81 published in The
n. I. Post.
/" Every tay immense Quantities are be.
ing thrown lie market. and everything
in the shape Of dtt goods is getting very
low. There are now id the port IL least
one hundred aud thirty Vessels. and five
or six coming in every day. Prints, such
rs sell in New York al cents. are selling
here al one cen, per yard. The moment
the Senator arrives, shall have the goods
taken up TO Sacramento and sold To the
best advantage as soon as possible, the
proceeds Of Which | shall Immediately
remit ] have no fears Of our losing by
them. but am not sanguinc about making
anything beyond fair California interest
on The money. The goods brought o,el
with me. could hardly pay me for the
ttoub'c. If thew were to be soil for their
weight in gold dust.
u Is impossible for any man not in the
country 10 realize tbs staie II affair, here.
There is certainly no end 20 The gold
in tie country, ahJ II ran never be ex-
hausied until The mountains are leteled
and the dirt washed over: hut the work is
exceedingly hard and la1ofiuus. and few
81 the miners labor more than Ave or six
hours per day. | know OF nothing ,hat
could be sent here without loss, unless il
be house frames. lumber. aud good furni-
irfe Of all descriptions.
have ,i.,ied all uf the mines, and been
81 much pains 10 examine and inform ms
self of The actual state Of affairs in the gold
region. and have no hesitation in SAYING
that s50.000,000 will be raised in six
months from this time"
But those who earn motley al all. must
10 il, according To all accounts, hy the
most extraordinary sweat Of llieii brows. /
The thirst for gold must b. strong beyond
what Philosophers have said and Poets
have SING about it. wlIsn men will seek
!, under such circumstances as are ,lescrib.
ID in The following extract from the cor.
Of Tie New York Journal OF
'ommcrce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-07
Greek Nation Prize Office,
NO.Io! EAST MAIN STREET, Richmona

lS Virgixia.
Oh. you In search of gold, whsreer you roam,
Remember, nURLEY'5 Office "is here"-al horne.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1913
Virginia Monongala Lottery, Glass No. IS, for 1919
70 bs drawn on Saturday, Aug. dth 70 No. Lottery
"A drawn ballots. Splendid scheme: $4,000, q, 700
10 Uu0 $780, 3O72 % of 500, % OF $40, 90 Of 400
&C. Tickets stu, halves S. qrs2 30.
Delaware Lottery, No %, TO be drawn August 9Th -
70 No Lo,tery-I5 drawn ballots. Capitals: a35 900
II 0O0 UuO 1900, of aO0O 10 OF 0UO, 10 Of 400, sc
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, No. %, for ls4s, TO be
drawn Saturday, Aug. llth. IS Nos, u dawn
Scheme: S5oGou 1900, 5,Uuu OO0 1900, 800, 40
10 100, Tickets $40; halves 5; luartena 81
Delaware Lottery, No 30, 10 be drawn august 18th
II drawn numbers out offs Capitals S35cou, la,9U
1000, $780, 90 of 900, % Of GO0 &c. Tickets ST.
shares In proportion
Virginia Mononsaa Lottery, Glass No. lOl for 1919
TO be drawn on Saturday. Aug. 10. 70 No Lottery:
drawn ballots. Capitals S35, $50. $4,000, 5000, DOO
5000, 262j. 30 Of l,O00 &c. Tickets SlO-sharrs In
proportion.
rs No. Lol!ery-l5 drawn ballots. Capitals: S3i ,0OO
10000 900, G00 3400, 500, 10 Of Co., III Of 500
II of 900. &c. Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
virginia sionongaa Lottery, Class H. for $780, TO b'
SIS Oco 100, 10000, II 33u, Of 900, Of 5000,
5000, Of 1000, &C. Tickets Sl5-slares In proper
ton.
Delaware Lo.ttfy No. IS, 10 he drawn August 10Th
~ No loitery--l2 drawn ballots. Capitals: So, 900
co., 7si0 of 00n Il of O0U, ~ Of 500. 100 Of 400
SC. Tickets Sl0-stares In proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages single Tickets
and Shares any ofle above Schemes, addressed "a
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt a..sn
lon, 4 nd an account OF each dIawing Forwarded as
soon as IL Is received.
Hurley will cash all prizes cc.G " other vendors
Hurley has all times complete assortment oil lick
cts. ranging ir p.l:e from 81 TO $40.
N. H.-turIey pays postage on all letets 10 anu
sIom his Office.
Hurlry's rule is to cash all prizes al ght
Please address your ordetsto WIN. HUaLEY,
No. 10, Slain street, Richmond, Va.
hurin afrIr v mi Eaaial July %
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FEST RATE LANDED ESTATE FOR
SALE.

.,sints al decree OF the County Court Of Prince
E's' male at the July term, 1919, we, the Com
s:.. appointed by the decree TO execute the same.
| WEDNESDAY,, the tenth day of October,
lie day be fair, If not, on the ne1t TAR day
aSr proceed 10 sell, on the premises the Tract Ct
t'erItd TO in the said decree, known by the
SANDY Ford, and belonging 10 the heirs OF Ed
on. deceased. the land lies IN the counties
e Ei9ayj aid Cumberland, on both sides OF The
Fs.!9J rlver, about three mites a5Dvc The town oil
p and si1,y-dve above Petersburg, and North
as;i,n sidney College aaout seven miles. The
'ntt contains, by n late survey, 1,G9sl acEeS,.nf
y acres are low grounds-b I, on the day OF
ssiA he offered as Two di8line. tracts, unless II
E;.ar y she's If purchasers 10 hid for The whole.
~ Of he estate which lies on the Prince Ed
Is: a the river contains 5s2 acres. Of which lO5
srs low grounds, about 2l7 acres Of cultivated
p. and go acres heavily t:uibered. The i'm
satls upon this portion consist Of large and
sscs Old fashioned dwelling house, with all
ra:sssiy and convenient buildings. The Other
n, estate, which lies Gu the opposite slide OF the
sstS riyey, and 10 In the county Of Cumberland,
Ns.,!i acIcs, of which TAT are low grounds, l3U
cultivated high land, and s5Sa acres OF heavily
Island. The improvements on The Cumberland
-i'i ct an overseer's house, tobacco barns, corn
abe and negro quarters.
llFo,d . veil known Ia this section OF Virginia,
i'r-iaily admitted by competent Judges TO be
,.ye;y best estates on the Appoinauoa river
q. adapted 10 the production Of the staples Of
lac Siate-corn, wheat, oats and tobacco
ssS,h Of which tho operations Of the plantation
directed; but. with proper arrangements, II
site NEST valuable stock farm. as 1t was once
M most a,ef,abiy used in rearing STOCK tha'
I'D tor their superior qualities. Considered IN
lew, tho property is no! unworthy Of the atten'
4 .ansyIvania aud other Northern farmers, whn
H:Aspased 10 make investments in Virginia lands,
i !sRMS OF sale under tho decree are: One-third
sihrd payable In twelve months, and the 9TH
'tiwo years. Bonds, with approved security,
II CURED for the deferred Payments, and the H.
s.nd win be retained until the whole Of the
honey Is paid.
q, directed 10 Us. at FarmvIlle, will receive At
JAMES II DILLON, lco,.,
ALEXANDER DILLON, >ons.
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SFr:s!Eom7s spsisce.

no. :, souri: FOURTEENTH STREET, aiuH.
" MOSp, ri9G!Tih
L.ta.l;he ".ii'i say whItihey can,
For seliin. rszes. srRaTTuN'sth the msm.
Drawn aos 81 sussex Lottery, 40 5l-Juy 9Th,
d 30 81 L. 81 10 . 81 % 81 ~ IS IS.
HUFF iicget Ms II 10 73, anu.heri aud Ticket Nos
80 p''N' ''' ~ sTRArToN.
Drawn Mo- of M,nongaia Lottery, Class o. July 3Ist:
Is u 81 "A II 81 IS So l6 ~ 81 10 is
Whole ms IL u Gi--hiso, Ticket Nos. Is G5 10
Two more prizes sold AMI paid hy sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Monomg liz Lottery, No 94-Aueusl2 .:
c. &C 30 - 20 - IS II 81 30 ~ 81 80 n
Whole Ticket, A"' IL 90 a., prize Of one hundred
'' Drawn Ms. ii SUSSEX. SO. s3--Anaa.
40 IL - II | ~ IS ~ 81 II 81.
lIalf Ticket Nn.. II - IL, prize OF S5U, cold and
paid w srRnrTuN.
Dawn Nos Of SUSSEX, Extra, No % Angus, ilh ~,
10 G2 70 4 - 30 IL 70 81 80 81 IA
,alt Nos Nos % ~ y ~ Three MORE sold and paid
i"Aet, 'o' - "a 81 by STATION.
Drawn Nos MononsaIia, Glass 95-Aug. 9TH:
SIS s. ~ ~ ~ As - 33 p.
SCHE1ES FOR THE H'EEn.
10000 DOLLARS
MISUNDERSTANDING, No.96 Capitals 3 of sla.
ncD. 1u0, IuUo, 29.s, 10 al 1000 &c. "a Nos Is drawn
Tickets SIS; halyesa 30; quarters Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS! II 900 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY Delaware, No. 32. Capitas: s25-
200, II .000 G0lO, 3JGu nj 200u, 10 OF UUa, &C. 10
Nos ,I5 drawn. Ticker. sIoi halves S, ars. so.
20 600 DOLLARS! s OF 5000 DOLLARSl
THURsDAY-Ainnonraa,N No. 81. Capitals: $40
600 or $500. la4s 10 Of l0Oo, &c 70 Nos Is drawn
Tickets S5i halvss2 80; quarters 25
u, i36 DOLLARS!
FRIpAY-SusseY 20 So. Capitals: So, 436, 2l9 Of
PAD. &c. 70 No1., = Drawn. Tickets 81; hslves ii
Qrs. i.
1872 3Gtf AIRS! OF 1000 DOLLARS!
SA TtI--5usseI, Extra, No. ~. Capitals -
S:672, II u, 81. IS Nns., 10 drawn Tickets Sl
halves :, s.;9uaI;ers 15cts
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
vifsin;a Monnnsalil Lottery, Class 49, for $780, 10
rs dsawn on saturday. Aug. lith Is 40. Lotsry--I4
dIEc balioa. Caplal,, SaU,G1o, l06d 5OD0, 1900,
3.Ggg a,5oa 49, Ia oil llVu. 10 Of , Il OF $780, sc.
Tio!,ais si0-sh res in proportion.
Virginia MoRonsa':, Lo!tsry Class i5l, for lsis,
be drawn saturday, Aug. 18th. rs No. Lottery
Is dawn baiinis. Capitals: sJ5.95o l5,OoO 5000,
a,0u0 1900, aG3J. 81 o. $40, &C. Tickets sl0shares
in proportion.
Virginia Mononfl!ia l,oie,y. Glass No. II, for sa9,
10 h. drawn slrurdsy. August 2sth. Capitals: -
s5i G0u 5,GO0 a011, ilj3j, " 70dD 1000, Of
i.0nb Of 900, aUu OF 5tu, C. Tickets Sla-shares
in proportion.
OIt,.s or Packages Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets IN Glie lotteries will DO promptly al
ts1dod 70, aud "ihga .en. hen requested Please
sidrs o. ordersio N. STRATTON,
Aups Richmond. Va.
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a1peMaRIEI,AND FOR SALE

TIME subscriber with 4 view Of changing his pre-
j sent pursuits, to commence his fLrmcr occupation
merchandising he inlenda dcyoIing his whole at
en,lon TO the sane-orrs for sale. privately his faf,
on which he now resides, called Spring VALLEY, CON
tanning Ga acres This land is situated within halt n
mile OF the james River and Kanawha Canal, In The
county Of Alhemare, within three miles OF HoWards,
Vile fourishing little village, and in nine tniss 81
ScosyilIe place Of considerable trade. THIS lard Is
we'll adapted to all kinds Of produce raised In Virginia
In point Of location and convenience, sGeh farm a.
seldom found. This land 10 well tmbeGed; IL also
aboupds In springs Of excellent waller, surpassed by
none Il has on II some fine meadow land, part Of
which is now finely taken In Timothy. The location
far garden ia very super lnasmuch as 1t has creek
running through il, which ID a great convenience IL
dry seasons. The garden is large, aud hes Tiiha te
enclosure a beautiful vineyard, which never fails to
pYodrc tine crapss; also, within the same enclosure,
handsome lille ash pond, which has In 1t some Line
ASH There Ia also on this land good store hodss,
tuated ON the main road, newly finished. On the whole,
n Ia one Of The most convenient ind healthy suatlGns
In this section Of counlIy.
The Improvements are new and comfortable, con
alstna OF good two story dwelling house. new kitch-
en- smoke house. dairy, carriage house, Ice honse &c
also an excellent oce In the yard that will sun
professional man.
Twill also sell one lot OF Land, containing one hun
drrd acres situated in the county Of Albcmare on the
Games Piyer Canal, and within i've six hundred
va,Is of HoYardsve. This laad Is we'll ilmbered,
and the location makes il valuable.
deem il unnecessary 10 say more, than respectfully
n invite all persons disposed 10 purchase te cell ana
rInn,ine for themselves. AUSTIN NJ. hpfI'iNa.
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over Nash and Woodhouse's bookstore, are uni
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anee and they now fearlessly announce that
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ps All articles % usual al the New forl
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