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From tie Baltimore San gf the I6tk uk.
OmCial letters from California. ~
Arrival Of Lieut.. Ianunan.-e -n5E

:
ArrivalO OF Lieut.. Lsanman. -e-"sH'
More gfMe Murders-samei.con he Per-
pefrators-Danger9f Muhnies-.Varal
Police ReguGak,oas-A6re Force Hart
ed, &c. 7aia ,,-sI
The Washington Union Of yesterday CON
ltains the following very interesting letters,
Just received by the Navy Department.
from Commodore Jones. They were for
warded from Mazatlan by our consul, Mr.
Parrot, thence across land TO Vera Cruz.
and transmitted TO Pensacola, thence By
mail to Washington:
,a mo. 44.) a5laa I'D
FLAG SHIP Oaio, D.
&c., s Saw Fancisco;aal 3
~ Dec. 22d, I249. ES
Sir: My iettcrsfrom Nos. 80 to 42inelf.
sive, dispatched from Monterey by lieut..
Lsnman, and from this place by the Lex
win fully inform you of the opera
lions of the squadron since our depa faf6
from the Gulf Of California. Nothing ma
terial has occurred since my last DATE
are less frequent, the Ohio havs
ing lost but one man since her arrivafkere,
and | think the disposition to desert isnot
so general; but that may be owing to the
Of the season, which, for a
while must suspend the digging apasEash-
for gold, except by sucR PER- afs
most amply supplied with geo md
M me necess0rIs Of life requisite 8
campaign in a rigid cliasats, eli.
nothing for the use Of mazpeatgoH.
quantities of gold ere even
laiIy collected; and scarcely awsshsklapE
IS without some new discovery Of the pre-
,ious metal more startling than any 'previ-
Jus One. It is said that a small party Of
I've or six persons, a few days past, struck
lpon POCKET as they term certain depos-
tes, from which, in two days, they obtainsd
80, 600 Of pure gold. tTs. .yslfg e-l
Ehave been living on shore at San Fan
now two weeks, and have had ample
opportunity for, examining the subject, aud
am more than ever satisfied that the dis
,osal Of the gold regions in the territory of
california; Is the best, IL not the only praeti-
able disposition that can be made Of them
the pfesentdisorgsnizea state II ssoeiety
ut here E,Jg t. 1rEi SiAv s-a t&b-f,.
EHs j*s oslo faSu!
The worst fore5odings Of evil consequent
pom the want Of certain and energetic adj
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UPPER MISSOURI.

Merchants and others from the uppe
counties Of Missouri, tell us that money wa
never so abundant in that region, as at III
present time-a consequence no doubt, no
only Of industrious agriculture, but of III
governmental commerce now going on j
that direction. This is but the small be
ginning Of that mighty current of wealth
which is destined to flow into Missouri for
ever. With a soil Of unsurpassed fertility
and all the elements for producing and man
ufacturing; and with the Missouri river ex
tending five hundred miles along the grea
route from the eastern States to the Pacif,
mines and commerce, it needs prophecy NJ
longer to discern the important part, thai
the Missouri Valley is to share in the world,
tradel 'N go
The overland route to California from the
Missouri river, is only two thousand miles,
over a healthy and delightful highway
The route BY way of Chagres and Panama
is eight thousand miles, through an up-
climate and a foreign country, to
the same Golden Valley. No inducement
Of eastern shippers and interested spe cula-
can lang prevent opr Government from
bridging, and otherwise making a thorough
road from Western Missouri to the
bay Of San Francisco; and the travel of
The world will pass over this route!
The navigableness of the Missouri river
has been signally moderated. It has no
permanent obstructiuns-no rocks-np ra.
Dids. Its sand bars are the temporary de-
'ostt of rack heaps, hat distend the cur
'ent. Let the old snags and logs be thor
removed for a few years: and the
will fad a regular and permanent
channel, flowing on smoothly and uniformly
n its sandy bed, without a shoal or an el.
'ow along its whole course. We hope none
will laugh incredulously, for oar presumr-I
ion e rs on the p~lainest principles Of n.y.,
|raulics. Nothing but wood dams up the
Missouri, prevents il from being one of the
most navigable rivers on the face Of the
lobe. There is abundance of water, God
as done his part. Blind stupidity a%lcne
prevent us from doing ours!-Bruns-
Democratic banner., 1849-03-12

The Romance ef The Gull Ferer.-The
N. Y. Evening Post, among other touching
incidents, relates the following, as having
occurred on the departure from that city,
of the Peytona for California:
As usual, a large crowd had gathered on
the pier, including several females, to bid q
last adieu to relatives, friends and lovers.
One girl, who had probably seen seventeen
summers, particularly distracted our atten-
ton. She was a beautiful blonde, clothed
in a plain though neat dress-with remark
ably rosy cheeks-a lip that the bee might
swoon on, and soft dark eyes, now a little
dimmed by the gathering moisture of sad.
ness. While others were hurrying to and
tro, she stood on Me edge Of the pier gag.
Ing earnestly at the vessel, now loosing
from her moorings. Her eyes were fixed
on a handsome young man leaning over the
t~affrail, rugged out in California dress, who
was no less ~intently watching the fair girl
he was leaving.
Just as the vessel began 10 move in the
water, and recede from the wharf, the tears
u%nbidden, started from their ~repose-tears.
m whose dumb grief there was a powerful
filed her large melting eyes,
and stretching out her Lands TO him in a
most thrillingfy plaintive whisper, she said:
Charley! amt you sorry now?" Tie COL
Or fled from Charley's, cheek, his pale lir|
a moment, and then he turned,
speaking, to hide himself and his|
tears in the cabin; and we turned away
that that young man perchance
was leaving behind him, in that fond snd|
heart, a treasure Of more worth than
Democratic banner., 1849-03-12

The worst fors5odings Of evil consequent
upon the want Of certain and energetic adj
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Creek Nation Prize abtssce,

NTO.l0 EAST MAIN STREET RichnonG
~ VirglniG.
Oh you in searcl, OF gold, ghrre,er Won roam
Remember, HURLEY'S Office "is tere"-at home
cpaND cruCMES BOD CcppI1,ov,
u''hND oOitoHCo rol rcohOAhl
Delaware Lottery. No &. IN he d,,yn rrb,u,,y I'M
"a Nos Iad,awn c,n;,,Is. s"e oec ~ ,na . zee "
Of 900 OF 500 of l,OOo so NJ ,1o Sc re- go
SlO holv.. :. ouafi.rs "a
,;,i.;, u.an,;, 49,, o., :, 900
, ', S,, EE",'e.y Iiiss -, i"f !ois,io
We u Nv i ~, l.pfua'y W. 10 40. LotrIy-
nan - noa IN sPnna S'3,"oo, i",uoo WU,
1ioo ~ '" 'o' - VI o'u, @C, icketsS STU; haI7ts
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Drawn Nos. OF Mononsaia Lottery. Glass IL:
! 80 70 68 IS II Ga 62 AZ So 70 q.
Whole, Nos. ST H. prize OF $500, sold
and paid by SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia. Glass is, Feb. 81:
77l642 ID 10 p GO % A 43 63 II a.
Whole, Nos. % Al II, a prize OF SloO'
Ticket Ms. 43 "A 70, do iOo,
Three more, sold and paid by STRAIION.
Drawn Nos Monongalia, No. l9-Frb 81:
% Is q 42 As 80 81 "a 6 Sc 10 10 %
Ticket Nos. 81 As Sc, a prize nl $500 sold
and paddy STRATUM.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS!
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
UESDAY-Monongalia,N No. 81. Capitals: $780,
5000, 900, a25o 10 of 1000, &C. rs Nos, IA drawn
Tickets SIS; halves SO; qrs. IS.
36C66 DOLLARS! 1888 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Delawar-,N No. 6. Capitals:-S3G,-
ESQ., I3 aa3 $3.50, IFS, Of dOu Of $780, Of 25o,
OF 200, 40 of 5uO, sc. rs Nos. II drawn. Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters 2 so.
1000 DOLLARS! Of 5000 DOLLARS
THURsDAY-susseI, No. e. Capitals: ssO,Ooo'
of 900, l7i9, 10 of ,01O &c Is Nos, IL drawn =
Tickets IS; halves2 So qrs. 25
2O436 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Monongalia No. %. Capltais:-S2o,9 49,
2ls of 24o &c 70 Nos, - drawn Tickets 81; halves
Q; quarters /.
5000 DOLLARS! 3 OF 1000 DOLLARS !!
SATURDAY-susse1, Extra, No. 10 Capitals :
S. 900, Of O0J of $40, &c SC. rs Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 81; halves SO Cts; quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass No. for le4s, to
be drawn Saturday, February lGlh 90 NO, Lottery
la drawn ballots. Prizes: $4,000, ono, 5000,
3OOO 10 OF IOUO, 10 of 500, &C. Tickets slo-shares
in proportion.
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No 27, for 1919, to be
drawn on Saturday, February l7th g No: Lottery
l3 drawn ballots Capitals: S30l4 10 of 5000, LOOT
1000 20 OF 1000 90 Of 60O 81 Of 400 sc. Tickets s
halves S; quarters So. certificate of package 81
o6 Tickets will be sent for sla5-shares in proportion
s55,OOO $4,000! $4,000! Sll,a3o!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass d, iuf 1872 10 be drawn
on saturday, February oath 10 No Loil.ry-ls drawn
ballots Przes SIS, 900, IS, 600, 10000, 1880, Of
1000 OF 5,OOO OF $1,000 of anoO &C Tickets SI5
shares in proportion. A certificate Of a package al
whole Tickets will be sent for s9o-shares 10 proper
tnn.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages anc
single Tickets in althe Lotteries Will be promptly at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested. pieasr
address ordersto N. S1RATToN,
Frb5 Richmond. We.
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PARKER Il SMITH

DISSOLVED partnership on the 2d December last
~ The subscriber, the senior in the late concern Is
carrying on extensively the same business, in all It's
branches, IL formerly conducted by them lie Will de-
vote particular attention 10 The larger class OF Thresh
Ing Machines, both stationary ami portable, and wil
Keep the usual variety Of implements hand, and
supply At short notice such he has ready made
A; this he would call especial attention 10 his
cylinder Cornshellrrs made both for hand and horse.
power, and IL his patent Straw Gutter, N SlO
ed superior any other kind made lie also has Il
hand Curn-shrller. good ntticl1. III Sl0
Being entirely familiar wilh the construcinn Of all
the Thr-shing Machines made by The are JabeZ Par
krr, and Also by Parker & Smith, he oilers To repair
Them upon most reasonable terms, and guarantee
their performance.
ANY KIND oi Smiths Work and Iron Turning done IN
the nraest manner.
Valuable Turning !.ahes FOR sale.
Mandatory in front of the Union Hotel
jan 23-cwiw II SMITH.
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l. a En ert's % III { G,

81
On Fourteenth Street nndcr thc Exchange Hotel
Drawn Nos. Mouonsalia, Glass A, Jan. 9th
10 II : l3 80 4 As 46 81 II SO A 10 10 "a.
Whole 80 At &c another prize OF 81 900 sent
TO this office.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Ezra ~, Jan. 27h
479 % 10 81 "a II % 50 Ga.
Whole % "a Ga, Share % % g. Two more Of
the capitals sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. oil Sussex, Extra, g. jan 20:
3s 20 SIS 4 Sc AZ &c 60 81 9 81 , 81.
Ticket, Nos. 20 81 SO Both sold and paid
Do. AZ 81, by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, Glass 49, Feb 2:
II i6 - IA 20 IL SO % "A 43 GO II 4.
Ticket, 10 II AZ, small prize, returned.
Drawn Nos. Sussex Extra, l5-Feb 81.
AZ IS SIS "a 40 10 81 9 70 26 80 20.
TUEsDAY-The Va. Monongaa Lottery Glass 81,
drawing expected Tuesday evening s2O,O0O Capital.
rs Nos IA drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 5O;a rs ! 25
WEDNEsDAY-splendid scheme! The Delaware
State Lottery, Glass No. q. Capitals Sl66 3,333
6G66 4,l75 Of 2000 of 500, Of ,a50 Of POO
40 of 500, &c. 70 Nos II drawn. Tickets slO halves
S; Quarters2 80.
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDelawarel Lot,e-
ry Glass 6. Capitals: S20OOO, Of G0oO, 7ls, 10 on
loo, &C. 75Nas. la drawn. Tickets s5 halvesa So
Qrs. 25.
FRIDAY-Novel Scheme! The Virginia Mononga-
liza Lottery, Class No. %. SaOi36 Capital-a other
three number prizes teing aIgl saio eachi all two
number prizes tbeing 1859 gle each. rs Nos, -
drawn. Ticketss4; halves 2: quarters l..
SATURDAY-DollarL Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Delawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No. L. $4,000 Ca
ptal. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sli halves So CTS;
quarters C.
Saturday Eyenng-Saes close at5o'clock.
A MAGHIFIcEST ScHEME!
Virginia Monongala Lottery, Class %, for lS49, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 10. 66 No. Lottery-la
drawn ballots Capitals. $4,000, 10000, G,UOO, 3,OOO
a4O0 10 Of l,000 sc. Tickets SlO-share, in proper
ton.
~ Orders for packages, certificates of packages.
single tickets or shares in hs above in any of Mau
~ Il Co.'S Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 10 $40 fortckets
wreceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ngs forwarded Immediately to distant adyeuturers,
whom requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recoiiect No.3-'Thsre's luck in odd numbers
says Rory O,Nore - Feb
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I@Ig@SS

want Of good artcl. 10 give me call.
would padicullrly invite tile attention Of the
Farming community L. my Staplr.foulh, Spr'n. Bed
THRESIIING MACHINES whIeh have been 50 gene
rally known many years past that comment "n them
i unnecessary; also. HORSE POWERS 10 accompany
them, either Grrrei Or Chan Band.
CORN SHELTERS from 81 Ia ST.. WHEAT FANS
Of variois sizes STRAW CUTTERS, especially one
al SIN for the manufacturing and selling nf which,
Virginia, am equally interested a. The Patrntee.-
FLATESISG MILLS furnished Ia order, made ni good
materials and IN The brst manner TllRESlIERS re-
paired with new srts of Teeth and, il necessary, with
entire new Cylinders aud Beds, 50 rs 10 be made Is
good az
Persons ordering Machines Of mr by letter will he
well supplied and pnnctnally attended 10 "a if they
were To order in person. jABEI Parker.
Feb G-cwtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
William w. E'uhsos,.

ATTORNEY Al LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC.
GENERAL AND PENSION AGEN..
A NDCOHllSsiDNER OF DEF DS FER Al;aania / on
- necticut. Delaware. Florida, Georgia Illinois. In.
diana Kentucky, louisiana Maine, Mar, land, Mrhi-
gan, Mississippi. Missouri, New Hampshire, NV J.r-
sry, New York, Nuftis Carolina, UIu, rrnns. iyaui,
Rhode Isl land, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
Wisconsin, sc.
Office over Joseph B"nayita, 40 10, Main street op-
poslte To Thomas K. Price & 10.
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.
VOLUNTEERS and others who have received lliei.
discharges from the United states service and
not obtained their bounty land, SC. BY torHr 10 The
undersigned, enclosing their discharges, and stating
place OF address, have the necessary paprrs pre-
pared and forwarded with such directions ~ 10 rEabie
them To procure their bounty land, or back paw
pensions. mileage sc land thr widows and hen. bro
Tiers and sisters Of those who have died or been killed
IN battle IN Mexico, by wiring above, giving iile
name OF the company .nd regiment in which Their
iave enlisted served, ana time Of enlistment Will
Obtain all necessary papers which are requisite pro.
cure whatever may be due the deceased soldier.
y. Postage must be paid III all cases, when infor
nation VIII be gwen gratnnusy, aud moderate.
Charges maze for prosecuting CLAIMS
WILLIAM II. FULTDs
No. 70, Man street, Richmond, Va.
Aug ll-d& r2RwIy
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WAY ARRESTED,

COMMITTED to the Jail OF The city OF Norfolk, az a
~ runaway, on the 10Th day Of November, ls48, a
Negro Man, who says his name Is Tom, or Thomas,
and that he belongs To Mr. Hecho, or Nico French
man, of New Orleans. Tom, Thomas, is about 80
years Of age 5 feel inches high, light bacon color,
stoutly made full face, bushy hair, has slight
stoppage In his speech, and has been badly whipped
He says he was hnrn in Middeburg, and sold in the
city of Richmond, Va trader, and carried TO New
Orleans in the schooner James Monroe, Captain Bush,
some twenty years He says he lived with his
MASTER Mr. N.cho In New Orleans, six or seven years
and thence he escaped To Boston, where he has been
following the water since until arrested here, and
confined in Jail His is hereby notified To prove
his title To said Negro. pay expenses and take him
away-otherwse he will be disposed Of as the law di-
reefs. GEO MlLLEh, Jailor
fE,x
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FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-BeI Air, 10 Capitals: $4,000
5000, 1000, > OF 1900. 30 OF 1000, &c. IS Nos,
Is drawn. Ticke's s..
We inesday-Snsquehan Canal, 10. Capt.
tails: 10000, $4,000 1900, 1889. 20 Of 1900, &c.
10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
Thursday-Md Consolidated, % Capitals:
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1000, Sc. IS
Nos l3 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Friday-Maryand Consolidated, 30. Capt.
;als: $4,000, Of 5000, 10 Of 500, &c. 7S Nos.
IA drawn. Tickets "a.
Sa,urdav-Grand Consolidated, Glass II. Ca.
pitais: s44O 600, $4,000 II 900, 1000, $500 25 OF
1000, 25 OF 500, &c. 10 Nos, l6 drawn. Tick
cts Sl5-shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lolle-
ries advertised by Messrs. d. Paine & Co attend.
ed 10 with promplness, and drawings forwarded
To all VINO wish it. r. CHALK.
Eeh
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NOTICE

TINE Board OF Directors of the Madison Min
J. ing and Trading Company will hold its next
meeting on Thursday, 9Th February, l649, at
o'clock, P. NJ, at The Exchange Hotel, Rich
mond at which time and place applications tor
membership will be received and acted on No
persons need apply except mechanics, or persons
other than mechanics, who will bind themselves
in wiring TO contribute, under The 10Th article of
association, $4,000 or more in ready money,
over and above the subscription Of $500. The
members are also notified that called meeting
Of the company will be held on Saturday, the ION
February, ls49, at the same place, at o'clock,
Pm. Punctual attendance is required, BY or
der of the Board. c. J. EATON, Secty.
Feb 3-d&c2t
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
CIR T.. %. s2nflIfaSOis.

7ayHO has hre successfully engaged III the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years
still r-ving and positively clrng-of The i"lo wing
form Of di-asr--sicsi out ni ten who apply TO him.
and who have pronounced MISUNDERSTANDING,
White swelling, Drop,y. Dyspepsa Rheumatism, AZ
frctions of the Liver, Agur ana Fever, Scaf Head,
lcrrous Sores II long standing. letter Cancer, Lep
rosy Palsy. -. Wins Dance, Wens. Coughs. and A.
rcIion o: III. Lungs. eEppn-rG To ht Gcnsnnptinh
Asthma, syphilis, Gonorrhpa, structure, Mercuriai
Disease and ali forms of disease peculiar u females,
such as Fuer Abas rroapsus uieri. SC, &c lie has
treated several hundred cases Of rheumatism, and
failed In five only, where the rrnedrs were energetic
ally applied, in rirctns an entire cure. Persons uf
ferng from the effect II mercury speedily relieved
Reference. the most satisfactory, can h- had. Office
NJ. 3, Wall street, under III. Ci;y Hotel.
Nov 5-cwtf
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NOTICE.

~ The subscriber wishing 10 farm out the ce-
S~11 LIBERATED race horse and stallion, BUCCAN-
IN IER during the present season. VIII transfer
him 10 any gentleman that satisfy him OF his pune
n,Iitv nm The most reasonable terms Ruccanier Is
re nd now.rf,l blood bay with black legs, name and
tail and Of as pure blood any horse IN Amsrca or
Enpland He was sired by Gohanna, his dam by Viz
cinlan, and his descent can be traced back ten genera
lions IF desired the subscriber will exchange him for
anv communications addressed to Negrofoor, Han
over county will receive prompt attention.
Ian 3o-cw3w H. VAUGHAN.
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COmNISSION il0I1SE
FRENCH CALF SKINS, SOLE LEA
TIER &c


-nn SIDES SOLE LEATHER, hrm!ock and oak
wv tannaer, assorted weights and qualify; French
Cali skins, Lemons and other celebrated makers;
Patent Leather, Nys Il cos an! & II brands; French
Morocco; English Kid, silk taces; Hastings; Boot
Webb and Cord; Lining and Binding Skins-lngether
with large supply Of Findings; Shoe Makers and
Curriers' Tools; fashionable Boot Trees aud Lasts NJ
every description, Cork Soes Rolrrs, &c. receiving
per scr. Marietta Burr, for SAFE Wholesale retail
small advance On cost. JAMES WATSON,
Dealer IN Leather Findings, Etc l:'lh street,
Two doors below the Wing Office.
J. G. W. keeps for sale Leather aud Findings of
~ description, suitable for Carriage Harness. Saddrrs,
shoe aud Boot Manufacturers machinery and panta-
tnn purposes, Tanners OIL rtc
lie Is also prepared IL Manufacture la order all kinds
Of Leather, and likewise IL sell commission. and 10
make liberal advances on cnisignmrns in hand. The
highest price given for hides and leather in the rough
Jan l6-d6tSc6t
PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
John DICKINSON date OF Farmviilej and Il. F..
- LESTER. have connected themselves. under the
style and firm az DICKINSON * LESTER for the
purpose Of conducting
General Commission Business
in Petersburg. They offer their for the sale Of
all kinds Of Produce, &c, aud viii give prompt alien
ton TO forwarding Goods Manufactured Tobacco &c.
Office on Bolllnsbrook street
REFER To Mr. Z & Read, 4 Vaughan, Esq and & Z
Barksdale {. Co Farmve; Mrssrs Hester White,
Read < BarksdaIr, and Word, Ferguson & Barksiale,
Hichmond Ian Io--rlUt
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al PgI-
WAITE SAL "

i Agent Tor Joseph +. Montgomery, Win luli aulhU
lily I" sell, hereby otter, privately, his valuable
Lands, situated on kucki-h aver, III Nelson county
lhs property has been nGrxcf for th- last lWo
years, - u known 10 many. aud this Circumstance
my induce some "a suapo,. ,it!r tint the land l.
desirable, or lIai Il has rren ht u al inn hig pfce.
Neither 81 these st!ppn,Itiuus, however, u correct
Ihls Estate IN NUN, hesitate not a--rft one Of
The n..St valuable ui Ms ~ lie State, whrilrr Tor
painting, iarmingof sralin. purposes; aRi although
far price hl> heretofore been Insisted o. gIrat bal
.ain may M" he had. the ""nr being determined 10
sell Al whatever price his property viii command. when
fairly presented Ia purchasers.
Tie entire tract contains iboLt 80 acres, 21J
beng bottom land al THE highest pToiICltcnr-S, and
wholly free from overflow.
Tue highland, GENERALLY Is "f excellent qualify, aud
lies fatOTahy tor CIitiyltnnaboLi three hundred aud
fifty aces being already cleared The wood and Il H.
well lnherrd n any land IN virginia there beng
II an abundance II white oak. Spanish oak poplar,
hickory, chrsnut, iocnst and walnut. The whole
tate y unusually vel! Hatrrrd and the situation
marx lhig healthy
lhI> property lies within twenty miles of How.
a>sr. on the James River Chhal, L. winch place
excellent road nearly completed ana is distance from
u. plated route At IL. Lnni-i Railroad, IL the
Eastern base ~ IT." Rue Ridge, - only about - niles.
The place v III he sold In Tract viii he
drd INTO i've ar thr.c Tracts, - may Lr preferred rs
purchasers, Each with sufficient improvements and
uiti due amount o: C,raf,d ard wood and. Hni good
supply Of water. The mann dwelling situated pretty
centrally on IN" estate, = client BRICK building,
handsomely >ifGa,ti, WITH necessary t-Lousrs.
Il fourth Il th- prtch,s- money VIII br required III
hand, and The balance IL ;hrrc equal annual install
mcnis, withnut Interest.
Possession wI hr given n time tlou EI farming
operations VIII be carried On unri >,i- b. Effected.
NJ address j. Gr--nG-ii, Nelson county, Virginia,
near which place reside.
| would respectfully Insiir an who may be dis posed
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make >ai- u rorn practicable.
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