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A FIRST RATE LANDED ESTATE FOR
SALE

IN pursuance OF decree oil mo County Court Of Prince
Edward. made At Tie July term, lssS, We, the eoni-
missluEers hy the decree To execute tie same
will, on WEDNESDAY, the tenth day OF October.
next if thu day be fair. il not on the next her d'y
thereafter nrocord 10 sell the emises the Tract ~
Land referred In the said decree. known by mo
name Of sandy Ford and hel0n 2irg TO the heirs OF I'd
ward Dillon, drcrasrd Tue land lies IN the counu~s
OF Prince Edward ard Cumberland, on both sides OF h1
Appomailo1 ver, three mi cs above The town oil
Farrvilr and siIy.i.e above Petersburg, and North
of Ha;npden Sidney College ABOUT seven miirs. ING
whole tract contains, by late survey iOsa4 aces,'
which 352 acres low Rrounds-b {, on the Gay OF
sale II will be- offered Two distinct tracts, nniessn
NAV suit the wishes Of purchasers to bid Tor the WHO'S
That plr of the estate which lies on The frincc ID
ward side Of the river contains 52 acres Of when ios
acres ure low grounds about alt acres OF cultivated
high land, end 2iD acres heavily timbered Inc I'M
prov. ncuts upon this portion consist oil large ann
comulunous Old fashioned dwelling mousse, WIN al
Other necessary and convenient buildings Ibe onef
mart of the estate when lies the opposite side OF tio
hpp MatcX riyer aud ID IN the county o IuHoohano.
Contains 3i acres OF which AT are low e'"ah', 10y
acres Of cultivated high land and % aces 6i hrhVy
lim5sred land. The improvements Oh Tie Lum"ednu
side cor s,st o an oyrssss house, tobacco barns, corn
house Stable and negro quaJtefs
SANDY Ford well known IN this secton o. Virginia.
and - generally admitted by competent judges TO be-
,ns al The very best estates on ths AppomioA f'Sef
IL well pied TO The production Q; the siapss OF
this part OF hr State-cOrn wheat, oats ana tooacco
10 the growth OF winch tho operations OF the plantation
are now directed; bnt with proper arrangement IL
would make most valuable stock farm. as II was once
mainly and p,oGrably used In reafns ri"cS tDal
were noted for their superior qnatcs Conrluofen VI
such view, the property ls no, unworthy OF inc a,eh
ton Pennsylvania aId other Northern farmers, WI"
NAV ne dl,posed 10 make investments in Virginia lands
the TERMS Of sale under this decree are: one.ihin
cash onr third payable III twelve months, ana me ON
sr third IN Two rlrs Bonds, with approved aecuy.
viii h. n ourpd foI tie deferred Payments, and the u
c TO The land viii be retained until the whole OF ths
purchase money is paid go
LIE trr directed 10 US. al Farmville WIZ receive az
teniion. JANE, DILLON, Gambia
hLEXaNCER DlLLON,i
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FARM FOR SALE,

+ OFFER for sale my Farm in Middesex county, yr-
ginia containing three hundred and sixty acres.
Il lies Immediately tho public road leading from
Wares Bridge Churchville and about TWO mites from
the latter place. The improvements are toeraby good
to wit: A dwelling house, with three rooms on the
first floor and three the second with cellar,
kitchen, smoke house, ice house, carriage house. sta
hie barn, corn houses and negro cabins-all having
been repaired AMI put in order within the last five years
The soil 10 very susceptible Of improvement, and
there abundance OF mari sufficiently convenient TO
every field. have married about thirty acres, and fud
that II acts we'll The soil HOO produces the siaprs OF
this section Of eounry-o wit corn wheat and oats
Il s divided into three fields, each Of which has run
ming water and woods encosed-one large and one
smull apple orchard and other fruit trees.
believe il 10 be as healthy any place In Middle
ser county and doubt whether better water can be
found any where and very convenient to the dwelling
house. The society Is very good The inhabitants being
remarkable for their Industry, economy and sobriey
and good share Of intelligence.
Having turned my attention 10 other avocations,
have not time devote TO farming, and therefore, will
sell bargain In this land, and will give long credit to
the purchaser, provided Interest be paid and the pur
chase money secured.
The products may be easily disposed Of, as Ii is only
about Ave six miles from the Rappahannock river,
and four or five miles 10 navigable creek.
Further description Is deemed useless Persons wish
Ing TO purchase examine the premises-or, fol- par
ticulare, can address me, at Urbamna. Va.
Aug 7-c9awam ROBERT N TRICE.
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LOTTERIES.
str2asass's Gsgssce.
no. $, SOUTH ECuRTEeNTH STREET, uiCH.
~ MOnD, VI6GiSia

NUM- FihuiNia
LIE, the world say " ha,trey rnn.
For selling Prizes. ATTON'S the man.
CURE FOR HARD TIMES.
81, 600 sold aud paid.
sDrswn Nos: Of psIa~ars Lottery No ~, Au.. 9Th:
% 70 "a 81 ~ 80 II SIS S So - III 7 u
T,ssrl NOS d 10 ~ Prize of s6.om, s"'i acd
prawn No-. of sus.-x Lottery, M. 81, An.,.t 10Th
ID IS 81 20 10 y 50 90 e. s, i2 ~
Halt A''' IL 10 ~ ptze of 81 -"ld and raiL
by sfKAriuN.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery Extra, M rs. Aug II:
81 SIS 43 Il 70 81 S. s. 81 2 S AZ So.
Half. Nos Is 81 55)
Ticket Nos. 81 Sc
Ticse Nos. 4J 81 GO Five moro sold and p1id by
Ticket Nos - 80 So sTRaTrUS
Ticket. Nos IS 50 SIS
Drawn Nos Of Mon,ngala Lottery. No. 9s, aug. II:
d. 60 40 ~ a Il 10 81 s - - G5 a..
haf' Nos 4 3D. prize Of $3.50, scid and pal
SCHEMES FOR THE nEEh.
q 500 DOLLARS!-75O0 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements No. 99.-Capilals: S23,5OO,
7,5OO. 4.UW 3,suo ot ,4uU, &c. IS Hoa Is drawn.
Tickets s5i halves so; quarters 25
80 600 DOLLARS!-l0o00 DOLLARS!
ESDAY-oelaware, No. SO Capitals: s2o,-
600. 10000, 7sIo, Of 5000 a of O0O sc. rs Mes
~ drawn. 1icke's sipi halves S; quarters 50.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
Virginia mononea'ia Lottery, Class lol for lss9 10
be drawn on Saturday, aug. ls,n. "a No. Lottery
~ o a,aWn nm s,I ao Of ns s3a5o' lagnu 5ouo
Virginia Nonongalia Lottery, Glass No. Ii, for 1872
10 n. drawn on Saturday, Angus, o5th CaniraIs. -
s55 OOu 35 U0O 2uU0U II $780, OF 900 of 900 OF
3OOu of 600, 2ou of 5uu, &c. Tickets Si5-sarcs
In proportion.
Orders OF Packages, Certificates or Packages ana
sngl. Tickets IN al tie Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to, aud drawings when requested Pltaps
address ordersto n. STRATTuN,
Aug. Is kichnond. Va
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IN CHaNCERY. --v;ns,s,. AT Rules held IN lhe
l Clerks tNce of The rcul, Superior Courts oi Law
and cboncery The 6tn dag Of August, 1895
Austin Brcckenhrougl, James Roy Mcou and no, Nc
b-,, Hipkjus late merchants and partners, trading
under The firm Of Brockenbroueh M.cou & Co.. George
H. Dobyns, James Roy Mieon and Robert Halle ana
Others, ia'a''hs'
Edward 1, Wh.h, and Austin NJ. Tribe, Trustees,
in ue.d Of T.us from James Wright, recorded In Es.
"a. Couniy Court Clerks Office, on tho 18Th day Of
Anil. iaa3 ZONES c. CIop'on, Administrator, &C., OF
James Dunn deceased, James Cr"1ion, Thomas
Houston and Others, sfshaan.s ,
cam. the plaintiffs by their eonas-l. and the sub
nn,as ,wardrd in this MT being returned, execu
led IN the dsfendar;, Thomas Houston, and the said
defendant not having entered his appearance, and
ann,arinp nv satisfactory evidence that he 10 non-e-
.:j.ai ~ iGis Commonwealth, IL Ia ordered that The
said DEFENDANT Thomas Houston appear At Lac rules
az m. t,Irk,s Office OF sad Court, al the Ccu.t
Hunse Thereof on the first Monday u November net,
and answer the plantGs hill; snd thai copy OF THIS
",s.r h. forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
ii,hed ir ,l,s cay OF Richmond for two months sue
sr.svsI and thai another copy thereof be posted at
Mn. frout door of the Court House Of this county.
so Copy. Teste,
JAMES N. MATHEWS, y. q. 4, c.s' L.ac.
Aug. l<-cw2R
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Il "a En- ID err It's - tn Ce,
(FORMERLY HOYT'S.1

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. of Sursex. Extra, No. 95, AuGustll:
u S. 40 Is SO 81 So SO 50 , 5 IL So.
Drawn Hos. OF Monongalia oery, No. D3, A Hgu,i IL
AZ 69 40 ~ AZ ~ Is . 81 70 % b5 4J.
TUESDAY-The Virginia Mononealia Lottery, Class
No 93-CapIlas: s2J 500, 75uD, ,Uuu 32JU, Of 10O
of ;GO, sc. rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets S5-silarcs
in proportion.
WEDSESDAY-Tha Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No 33-Capilas: $50 200, lOuU, $40, OF OuU, Al
oil o q, IL o $50, luJ o i1O, being the loves: No
prizes. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SlU-ahares in
proportion.
THURSDaY-The Virginia icnongalia Lottery
Glass No iw-Capitals: SO Co., 5,G'm, 2na0, &C. &c
Nos. l2drawn Tickets IS; halves 81; quarters 25
FRIDAY-The Sussex county (Deawnrr) Lottery,
Class NO. 57-Cnpilas: Si5.Upj 4,0Uu, &c. rs Nos.
Is drawn. Tickets 81; haives:; quarters 1.
% Orders tor packages, certificates al packages,
single tickets or shares the above or any Of Mau
~ & Co.'s Lntteriev, iof which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 TO $40 forckes
willecelye the most prompt attention., and the draw
ingo forwarded Immediately 10 distant ad,snturrrs.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
~ Recolle CT No. 3-'There's luck In odd numbers,
says Rory O'HOre ~ Agg. l3
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BY THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
DRnGJ a MATiJN

INFORMATION having been received BY the E1ecu-
tive, that WILLIAM JOHNSON, alias MORGAN,
(supposed To he Calvin Morsan,l charged with felony,
has escaped from the jul Of Norfolk county: and IS
now going at Iarge an, therefore, hereby offer re-
ward Of one hundred dollars 10 any person. or PERSONS
Who shall arrest the said Johnson, alias Morgan. and
deliver him into the iI! Of Norfolk county, and a.
moreover require all officers nf this C0mmunwc .tb
civil aud military, aud request the people generally In
use lhr best exrons to procure the arrest OF me SAID
Johnson aas Morgan, that lie may be brought 10 JUS
ticn.
Given under my hand az Governor, and under the
49,, lesser seal of the Common.eaith al Rich
'ssAL] ncnL this 9th day Of August IN thr year ls49
Signed JOHN b. Fboip.
Or IL is said that the above named fugitive has
wife and child in Charles City; was pnorly clad al the
time OF his escape about Ave feet nine inches high
strongly built long nose black hair, thin beard, one OIL
his front teeth broken OFT, or perhaps entirely out.
arv
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AIexaudYia Academy.
SCHOOL

TINE Fall term of this Institution will commence on
/ Monday, September Sd, $780, Tho course Of
,,udv embraces The different branches Of complete
English Education, In connection with the Latln.
Greek, French and Spanish Languages, and fnl'
Regular Corrl-s Of lectures on Natural Philosophy
Chemia;rv and Astronomy, are delivered 10 the stu
dents during the year. These Lectures are fully IL
Illustrated BY means Of i complete set OF appaIans.
All The branches are taught in az PRACTICAL manner
az possble and every facility 10 afforded the tiuaen,
so as 10 secure rapid advancement aud thosoash IN
strucon.
The Surveying Glass IL frequently exercised Ia SUI
vaying laying ont and dividing land, taking heiehts
md distances, &c, 60 by which means they become
fully compeien; 10 perform the Duties OF asurveyof, OF
to snier az eSgnsor corps.
Tho Astronomical Glass have access TO large trrs-
cone of high magnifylna power and on suitable even
inrs maks abssryatons on the planes, hxed STARS
ard The other celestial bodies.
Thoss studying the French and Spanish Lanshases,
have the advantage OF daily conservation win i5s
teacher, who resides 10 the family aRd ErSnnle an'c
not only to translate thosc .anSuaaea, but 10 SPEAK
them with grace and aueIcy. .,,,
TERMS:EFo, 9oafd, Washing, Fuel, Light, win
Ts,ia In Latin, Greek and Mathematics siao per az.
MIN. payable gu ,rery in adv ,nce; The quarters eo''
OF eleyen-and a.half weeks each
Tuition In r.ench or spanish, So per quarter eaua
Students may a, any time, and pay ffom '.s h's
Of their entrance. ..,,.c ,,,,,
Alexandra, Virsiaia, August l4-clsiSdi2s
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NOTirE


TINE CO-PARTNERSAIP heretofore ey-
i is,ing between Beverley Tucker and John
E. Addison, has been dissolved.
BEyaELEY TUCKER, having located permanently
10 The city OF Washington, will continue 10 attend
promptly to all business before Congress and The
Departments CT The Government, as heretofore.
References may be made to the Senators and
Members OF Congress generally, in the States CT
Virginia and South Carolina.
Washington. June S, l649-3m
EXTRA TRAIN FOR MILFORD DEPOT.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
A S The Department will in iu!uge require The
"A Louisa Train 10 wait al The Juncio Tor the
arrival Of the Mail Train from Richmond, The
Ezra Train, viii heretofore let! Richmond ST
s O'Clock, A. NJ will tom, and after This day,
leave here al 81 o'clock, P. NJ, for Milford De.
DOT. where il viii! remain Tor the night. Re-
turning. will leave Milford att, A. M.-arive
al The Junction at o'clock. aad Richmond at
l02, A. M. THOMAS SHARp,
Superintendent OF Transportation.
Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
Richmcrd August 18th, lS49.
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General, Agency.

g L LEWIS, Attorney at Law, formerly Of virsi
-. Rina, hut for several years Clerk in the Adju
tapt Generals Office, Washington, Offers his services
10 the Virginia Volunteers thsr friends, for the sol
lection OF thor dues from tho Government.
(The widows aud childrcn Of soldiers who died In
Mexico arc entitled TO pension.)
al elaims, especially Of marines who served IN
Mexico, Ia be purchased at fair cash price or be
ussssod pir tho claimants through any Of tho depart
.as,ts with tho utmost despatch HIS fatters hinsn
,hat his residence In Warrington, his connection with
the Adiuiaut Generals Once, his acquaintance WIN
the departments and his experience, viii afford g'ea
facilities In the speedy adjustment Of all business con-
nded to hin.
He respectfully refers to ali the members OF the lass
Constess from Virginia. and the Hon. John Y. Mason,
Richmond. Virginia; Major General r. Jones, Washing
ton City.
"It affords me great pleasure TO recommend Major
Lewis as gentleman we'll qualified to attend to the
above business. K. JONES'"
Any Editor who will procure good claim IN his vi.
clniiy publish this notice 10 the amount Of and
send his bill to ). l.. LEWIS.
Aug. 4-c7t
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"rt1E JUNCTION" FOR SALE

tlIL b. scId on lie premises at public auction 10
w the highest bidder, on the 18th day Of Argus,
lei9. that well known Tavern, '.fnE JUNCTION."
s,tunicd Junction or THE Louisa Railroad with Tic
Richmond, Fredericksburg ard Potomac Railroads.&c.
hrg al present The break fast cuse for all passengers
travelling thr Louisa road, and being. also, tie place
where NJ! ths workshops 81 that company .o atd.
Attached thr Tavern are one hunde ed and SILKY
acres al land upon which there are c-hous-
and several trnemcnts, which bringing good rents
A. the same nr, VIII be sold MI the fiuusenold and
Kitchen Furniture, stock, &C., belonging 10 The es,a-
blishnrnt.
TERMS-fnr The real property, one fourth nf lilo
purchase money will he required IN cash-tts balance
three equal nstimru;s. OF credit OF one, Two md
three years with interest from thr d3rtnr purchaser
.vinc BOMBS win improved security for TIE deferred
pa, mrnts ana deed Of ;rust upon the property Fer
The other property, the terms will be made known Oh
me day OF safe THE PRuP2IETURS.
July i3-cwtts
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NOTICE.

ME-. STEPHEN FARRAR, Trustee to q Deed Of
ifust executed 10 him, having tailed to give suf-
acres OF land this therefore, is to notify the public
INA. there WIN DO offered 10 the public, at Laurel Hill
Louisa County, (near Jacksons Tavern J thai very va
ushle Tract Of Land lying In the Forks Of South and
North OF Taylors half cleared about
sixty-hve acres trstras meadow.land and the whoIs
wei! adapted 10 the culture Of earn oais wheat and
tobacco; the improvements a good twos,ory Wood.
house, with brick chimney with four nre places,
Corn house, two Tobacco Houses, Kitchen, Quarters,
an excellent Ice house, and a Well of pure water
with all other necessary Houses; Orchard Of Apple
and Peach Trees Of the best selection II Is desired by
the subscriber that any person wishing TO purchase
will examine the land for themselves; Ills within half
q mile Of N. H. Turner'S Milis.
TERMs:-Sl,500 IN cash, aud the baiance In two
equs annual In stalmenis; the purchaser giving bond
and approved security to bear interest from the day Of
sale; and for the cash the interest will DO deducted
This raie win take place Wednesday, al the Dwell.
ling House on the 18th day Of August $780, fair,
not ths next fair day thereafter, t6undays excepted
Aug h-eks ROBERT :. WHITE.
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ORANGE ACADEMY.

Okh NUE. AChDCh j.
rU,IIE next session of this School will commence on
/ the frat Monday In September next. The Prlnci-
pa, IL prepared receive scholars either rs boarder.
or daily attendants at The scnoo The studies pursued
are such as are required 10 qualify youth for business
or the various literary institutions Of the country The
principal IS graduate Of high Standing Of williams
Collie 10, Massachusetts, and favorabiy known as
teacher In Virginia.
Toras OF admission per session Of ten months
Board and tuition including lights, lodging, &c, $50
Tuition in Ancient and Modern Languages, 81
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, %
Elementary branches, ~
One half payable at tho middle Of the session. the
balance nt the close Of the yeny.
References mddsto
Rev Jos Earnest, Orange Richard h Wills, Orange
Rev DAM 3 Ewing :" DR. Peyton Grymes, :.
lewis z Williams " Thomas Robinson -
jog A Williamson WIN Clarke -
James D Newman Alfred thomson
\ B-Roard can be obtained al various private houses
in the village.
NV address Is Orange Court house, Virginia.
July i3-ctSeptl JOHN F ALLEN, PIincipal'
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TOau CUNl dHY.
chmcrd A ueusl 18th, lS49.
TO Contractors.

CEALEO PROPOSALS will be received al
- The Office OF the James River and kanawha
Company, 10 Richmond until the 2Oih Gay OF
Angus, nexi, Tor the construction OF the connec-
lion Of the Compa1y's Canal with The tide wafer
OF James river, al Richmond, from The Basin
along the line OF The old LOCKS, and throug' the
Richmond deck. This work will consis, vi five
locks Of Is $40 ieeI it, with short Intermediate
basins. such cuveis, walls, VASES street b:id2es,
&C., as shall be necessary; he raising oil the walls
and sc,barkmenl Of The present Dock; tie ex'en.
sion 0. The Dock few hun 'fed feet easlTardly;
and The construction CT an on lei icoK al The
lower emf, thereof, capable OF admitting the lar
eesl vessels eomiog To the port Of Richmond.
Sealed proposals will also be received al the
same time and place, until the same date, tor The
construction of ihe following works:
For the construction vi The connection Of the
CumpaEy's ca nal with the Risanna river al Co.
lumbia This work will consist OF canal four
and half miles loas. timber dam across The
R,yauna ri7er al Slillmans Mills, stone guard
loee, and several culveris.
s. For the construction OF The connection oil
the Company's canal with The James river al
Gainesville This work will consis, OF q timber
dam across James river, the excavation of
basin al Pemterion, and canal from Pembs!ion
10 James river 900 feel long, With lock Ct IL
feet liz.
3. For the construction OF the connection OF the
Companys canal With the James river, neat
New Canton. This work will consist OF tim.
Der dam across James river, the excavation Of a
canal 900 iest long, and lock Of feet lii.
"A wooden bridge across James river al
charlottesville, 724 fee, long, supported by stone
piers, about l40 Tee, apart.
5. A wooden bridge across James river al Bent
Creek, $40 IT, long; supported BY stone piers about
l4U reei apart
THIS work will be paid for in current bank
notes. Besides the usual reservation OF ~ per
cent. on the monthly estimates, the contractor or
contractors will &c required TO give ample secuti-
". satisfactory To lhs Board OF Direccrs, tor the
completion CT The work al The lime and in The
manner specified 10 The contracts
Plans OF The above work will be exhibited, and
specifications thereof delivered 10 the contractors,
a, the Company's cfice, ir Richmond, by the 5h
day of August next, on application TO Mr.. f. Il
Gill, the Engineer in CHARGE Of The lide.wate!
cor necticn, and MIR. JOAN Cocy, the Engineer
10 charge OIL the oiher works above enumerated
Alter lhe receipt Of the proposals, time will be
taken for the consideration thereof unil the 23d
of The same mon'h, on which day, in case the
proposals should be found satisfactory, the sevc-
raj Jobs, as above advertised. will be let
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Enei neer ]. r. & K. Co.
Richmond, july 10, 1919. est
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

SHALL offer public sale. to the highest bidder, at
4 Lawrenceville In the county OF Brunswick on Mon-
day the oath day OF September next lit being ccut day.,
OF land containing $40 distant about three
miles Lawrencevliie, on Great Creek, adj "ining
the lands Of Mr. James Pritchett Capt. Merritt pavis
and Doctor Henry Lewis. u Is believed that there Is
land in The county better adapted TO the cultivation
of wheat and tobacco, susceptible OF improve
nent by lining, cloverin2, &c. The crops made on II
the two last years and that growing. are suff
The terms expected 10 be- one haf of tho purchase
money payable the LIST day Of January 1885, when Pos
will be given, and the other half payable the
ls day Of July following but will be moro particularly
made known on the day Of sale. Il. B. HICKS.
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49,, D1u SALE

VALUABLE LAM FOR ShLE.
SHALL Offer at public sale TO the highest bidder al
L Inurracaviile, In the county OF brunswick, on
MONDAY, the 24lh day of September next, th ping
Cocr, day tract OF land, containing $40 acres distant
about three miles from Lawrenceville on Great Creek
adjoining the lands of sir lanes Prtchett, Captain
Merritt nayis and Doctor Henry Lewis IL - believed
that there is land in the county better adapea 70
The cultivation of wheat and tobacco, more suscept
bic of Improvement by lining, clovering, &C. Inc
crops N de /; two last years, and that now s'"w
inp are y sufficient recommendation Of lis fertility ana
nroduction Tie ters expected 10 i've ono hall oil the
nurcas, money payable the Isl day Of Janu ~, le3
when possession viii be gvar, and The other hall pay
ahe lie st DAY Of July following. but ~ili be more par
m,7cw1., R. u. HICKS.