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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
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DR.. Charles ID. FOOt's Cholera Il Diarrhea

Specific.
infallible remedy if taken in the first stages
IN and according to directions every family or
person who cannot at any moment command the
services of physician should have this medicine
with them.
Having examined DIR. Foot's prescription and wit
messed its prompt and perfect In number OF
cases of decided cheei board OF the steamer Pike
No 8. consider it justly entitled to the confidence
OF the public.
President OF the Ksculapean Society of Lawrence
vile, lii.
Having used DR.. Foots Cholera and Diarrhea
Specific myself and known of its being used by 9TH
ers with invarable success (even after Dr. CannOns
and other remedies had faiiedl. am confident that
l cannot too highly recommend it to the public
VIM. SMEDLY,
Paducah, KY, March 80, l849.
To DR. CHARLES D. FooT--Sir: Having used near
thirty packages of your Cholera and Diarrhea Spec
known to the public In further testimony ofits
tonishing efficacy, send you the following certlti-
cate from the Rev. Simeon L. lien, who has recent
ly been travelling to New Orleans, and is well
known and much respected in this vicinity.
CHAS, BISHOP, NJ. D.,
Shawneetown, ILL.,, April IL ls49.
On my return from New Orleans had occasion
to use Dr.. Foots Cholera and Diarrhea Specific
(which had been kindly furnished me by DR. Bishop
in number of severe cases of Cholera, and succeed
ed in curing every case. have also used it myself
and can most confidently recommend it to the pub,
lie. SIMEON l.. ALLEN.
March IL, 1s49.
For sale by TAYLOR & HARVEY,
er. Evansville, Ind.
Recommendations to DR.. F. at CINCINNATI, Ohio,
post paid, will meet with prompt attention. my3.
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FREsH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES. -
WE Ave just received and waiting the orders OF
w our -stomers, fresh lot OF Groceries.
so prime Rio Coffee,
5 hhds do. Sugar,
ID bbls. re boiled Moasses,
Together with gen era assortment of other articles
usually found in gro cry stores, and to which we
call the attention OF the public.
ASIA splendid lot Vt Queensware, for sale low
by DE- ChEk d kKAMEK.
une 9-dS1wtf
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Read.

We, the undersigned, Druggists ana Apothecarles
in the city of Louisville KY take pleasure IN stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract OF Sar,
saparilla for some time, and confidently recommend
il as being good and safe article:
M Mappng @ g. sutchliffe M. Akin & Co.,
VIM. Mock, !. w; GamOeN 80
J. H. Owen, SAM Aena"ne'
F. w. Kniess, b. MorseLl q Co.,
w. e. Smith, y " MlIls,
Watts e. Thomas A. G. Wea;herford,
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert, Lindenbergel ECo
Louisville, Nov. 20, l848.
arBear with US, reader, little longer and be con-
vinced that BULLS SARSAPARILLA is the
Wonder of the World;
and that it will cure you, no matter how long you
have been suffering
eraI years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparia
LOUISVILLE, May 81, l84S.
Mr. JoHN BULL--Dear Sir: have been for mum
her of wears severely afflicted with Mercurial Head
ache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver. used al
most all ne remedies OF the day, especially the Sar-
saparia prepared by different persons but all to lit
tie or no advantage, until | CHANGED to meet with
YOURS three bottles Oh which gave NE hoIe IMAM
all others combined
l therefore take pleasure in recommending your
Sarsauarilla to the afflicted community as superior
article Yours J. H. OWEN, M. D.
Rheumatism.
Let all those who are suffering under the agoniz
ing fortunes of Rheumatism read the following, and
see what may also pc done lot tleii IL lhey Will use
this infallibie remedy:
Mr.. JOAN BULL-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the
est character was at times in the greatest agony
of pain; tried every remedy could procure for the
disease but found no permanent relet until was
induced to use y'ur preparation Of sarsap 1rilla,
which has entirely cured me of Rheumatism, and
greatly improved my general health, more than any
medicine have ever Used. have been tree from
pain for several months and have no doubt the cure
Is permanent, and confidently recommend it as be-
ing the best medicine in use for Rheumatism.
80 ISHAM Badges.
Uniontown, Union CO., KY, May IL, ls4s.
From DR.. Vim. T. Prentlss.
Mr.. BULL: In regard to your Sarsaparilla, with
saw that have used it TO some extent in CutaneOus
Affections of long standing, as Tinea Capetis Lee
pra Proriasts, Scabies, Syphiitc Cachexia, and in
iii diseases where the indication of cure to
consist in thorough change or modification of the
fluids of the body with considerable success, in
junction with local treatment. think would pre-,
crit to any other preparation Of Sarsaparila
and any physician will admit its value upon learn.
inc the substances that enter into its composition.
RESPECTFULLY, yours, w. T. PRENTlSS, M ID:
Lewisport, KY, Dec. 4, l847.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08

Ladies' Goods.
Pin superfne Blk silk.
Super Gro de Rhine,
Paris printed de LANES,
Figured Cashimer,
Plain do
Supr Allamand Cloths,
do Black satin,
do Mohair cloths,
do Black Alpacas,
do Cold do
Hemstitched linen cam
brio handkerchiefs.
Rich thread Laces and
edgings,
Rich blk silk Laces,
Net Gloves and Mits,
Rich embroidered coll
lar S, do Neck Ribbons
Alarge and splendid as
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Rr Ginseng, F2arseed, Feathers, and Bees,rar at
goods sold, or in payment of debts due me-
N. b. Allpersons indebted to the firm of W. &C
Bell will please settle up possible, either
by note or otherwise, the firm has been dissolved
since the ed of August last. uu
Jan 90, 'tS-tf CRAWFORD BELL,
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e<ss,..ssszz3 Al The late styles of plain dG,rNl
- and fancy silk and satin Cra- IHYIHilG
watts, Scarfs and stocks; white YU
silk and all colors Pocket Handkerchief; Linen
and Linen bosom Shirts Muslin and flannel do;
Flannel and Net under shirts and Draws; Shirt
Collars; every kind of Beaver, kid, thread and
cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain gum suspen-
ders; silk bingham and cotton Umbrellas; Silk
Hats; Caps Boots, Shoes; walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everythingssese In
the furnishing line win be sold at Cincinnati prices
for CASH. Nv 'a
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies week
" during the season from our Mandatory in
Cincinnati isept 2ll DRUMMER 81 CO
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR le4s
THEODORE & JOSEPH VENNEMAN,
cond sfreefs.

OUI HOA OA WI tIH anu oCCOItU SlIC6ts3
II ANE now in store and offer for Saleat the low
IL est cash prices one OF the largest and best as
sorted stock of goods offered in this market-
Our stock comprises all o. the newest and most de.
sirable Styles and will be sold our usupl low pl
ces. 1t consists in part Of the following
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS,
RSS @
NORTHERN MALI Arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, alto p. M.. CLOSES same days at
81 p NJ.
EASTERN MAIL-Bythe Rirer -. Arrives Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday, at 8 A. -irreguar....
Closes Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at M.
SOUTHERN MAn-By ne River Arrives Sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday Irregular. Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 8 P NJ.
New HARMONY MAIL. Arrives Monday and
Thursday, at4 P. M Closes same days at 81 M.
LEAvENwoRTH MAIL. Arrives Monday and
Thursday, at p. M.-Closes Monday and Friday
at 81 P NJ. ooe hHsh l1o1 ua- aafjH
NEWARK MAIL -. Arrives Saturday, at - No.
Closes Immediately. 5H -f ofce' ~ 7.lf-n 1s
The West Franklin Mails arrives once week
irregular. 9sa 1a sitt- sdi HT
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILs-Per American
Packets, Uid Chagres and Panama -. Closes at New
Orleans once a month-irTegular. Single rate TO
Chagres 20 cents, to be prepaid; ditto to Panama 80
cents ditto; ditto to San Diego. Santa Barbara Mon
terey San Francisco and Astoria, 40 cents, prepaid
or not. Arrives at New Orleans once month
irregular. . -,. I'll, ..[--..--.s b-6
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sortment of Cap and
Bonnet Ribbons.
Domestic Goods.
A bleached and brown 4
sheeting q shirting,
Supr Hamelton, Canton 4
Flannel,
Sup'r apron checks,
do Bed ticks, &c, &c. =
Wooden Goods. a
Black French Cloths &
Cassimers,
Cassinet OF all Colors,
Sup'r French FlanneIs,
do red, white, yellow,
do Plaid Linseys, Lin
en- Goods, 4els
An assortment of Irish
Linen, Table Linen,
&c, &c, &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-08
MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE,
EVANSVILLE, IND. ..

THE regular course of Lectures for the session o
l849 and 1850 will commence the first Monday
in November, and terminate the last week IN Feb
ruary. t..i.a - >.
The following. gentleman compose the faculty
viz:
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
CHARLES S. VIEWER, M. D.
e"'iA'S''' @''' MOI NC c: A. FOSTER, A. M.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
JOHN K. WILCOX, M. D..
Principles and Practice of Surgery,
Theory and Practice of Medicine,
LEVI L. LAYCOCK, M, d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children,
GEORGE B. WALKER, M. ID.
Do''O"''i"'O' u MARK TRAFToN, M. D. .
Terms of Tuition.
Naturalization fee SIS; Professors tickets each Sl0
Dissecting ticket IS; Graduation fee $50 Good
boarding can be obtained for from 81 30 to 81 so per
week. so that the expense OF an entire course, excu-
sive of graduation fee, need not exceed $97.
The Cabinet and Library which entirely new,
contain ample material tor illustrating every branch
Of the profession by the of Anatomic al prepare
tons, natural and artificial, models, plates, chemi-
cal apparatus, surgical and obstetrical appliances,
&c, &c all of the most approved styles. Any fur
Their information that may be desired can be obtained
by addressing post paid; x,ooc1,
auo 20 Dean of the Faculty.
T0c5-The Wabash Express, Terre Haute; State
Sentinel, indianapolis; Register, Mt. Carmeli Ad-
vocate Shawneetown; will publish the above TO the
amount of S. each and send paper and bill to this
office .,....-- Id. ... ....
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POST OFFICE HOURs.

POST OFFICE HOURS. -.
The Post Office will be open daily from A
M. to 8P. M, except on the days on which the Nor
thern Mail arrives when it will be open until u Z.
NJ Open on Sunday from 9 to II a; NJ, and for
two hours after the Eastern Mail by the River ar
rives 20 ~ r15El-l sILcL 20. 80.
w. Fl. CHANDLER, P. M 4
Evansville, July 20, 1919.
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TNsuRANcE NorrcE

- The undersigned as agent for the CO.
IT. umbus Ohio Insurance Company, is prepar
&gSEA ed to take risks on on shipments of Merchan
die, Produce. &C., from and to any part of the u
States by steam and sailing vessels, steam, canal
keel and fiat boats, also upon buildings merchandise
furniture, &c, on most reasonable terms.
The high reputation which this Company bears for
its ability, 1iberaity and promptness in adustnglos
ses entities it to the confidence and patronage othe
public. ISAAC A, CRANE Agt
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billiard SALOON--Bv E. Gamberts
This spacious SALOON, is open both day and night for
the reception OF those wishing to amuse themse Ives
al this truly interesting game. Oysters and Sardines
will be dished up at all hours. Corner of Main and
First ST., entrance on First. aug OS-ly
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|CCOTT,S Fall FashiOns.-I have just receiy-
- ed SCOTS splendid plate of Fashions for Fa i
lS49, and am prepared TO accommodate my frien DIS
and the public in general with the latest styles ,
cnt and made to order, d. S. ANDERSON,s
Sycamore st. opposite Mr., Viele's new brick.
loot l01
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To all OF which we ask the attention of buyers
10 our friends and the publicn general we respect.
FULLY luvlte them to call and examine stock and
prices before purchasing We respectfully tender
our thanks to the public for the very liberal patron
age extended to and, hope, by punctual atten-
dance to meet share Of patronage Don't forget 10
call as we get new goods every Two months ] s u
ha 4. & ]. VENNEMAN
oct Ir..ts.t t.. - Main Street.
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NrThe Ohio State Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls Sxrsaparilla
arr HAS NO &c, EAL! The unprecedented sale
nj Bulls Compound Flcd Extract of Sarsaparilla IN
this city where it has beed introduced tor the past
two months ONLY, with thu very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have ried it, warrant the as
sertion that purifier ofth blood 1t has no equal
Tbis is bold assertion but it can be substantiatep
by calling on the agent in this ""
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thew offer verY low, at WHOLESALE or Retail. n
While our supplies of Glass will be procured at
Pittsburg the cheapest Market in the Union, we
have arrangements by which we will be regularly
supplied with Queensware direct from Liverpool
The attention and patronage of country and interior
dealers Is therefore respectfully invited, with assu-
RANGES they shall find articles good and prices as
low as at any city in the West:
AS it must certainly be to he convenience, the
undersigned determined to make It to the inter-
est likewise of those who purchase dry goods and
groceries at this pl4ce, to supply themselves with
China, Glass and Queensware, also.
All orders with which we may be favored shall be
promptly and properly filled, and directions complied
with to the letter -
uga 28-d&wly. RUSSELL d HUGHES.
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THE undersigned respect
fully informs Merchants, Deal
ers. and the Public generally
that they have just opened. and
intend to keep on hand a full,
\ complete, and superior assert
Y ment of CHINA, GLASS and
I QUEENSW ARE; embracing
a general description ofarticles
adopted to the market, which
Mt Wholesale or Retail,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-09
VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR IlCH>
efy Puiiiall, & SIade.
VALUABLE FARM. STOCK AND CROl
NEnR RL,lNQNl FOR SA Il

VALUABLE FARM. STOCK AND CROPS
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE
TIME subscriber intending 10 change his resi-
i dencc, offers Tor sale his tarm en- the New
Bridge Road, three miles from the city, adjoining
The LANDS OF Majors Edmund Christian and Shei.
win McRae and others, containing about the
hundred and thirty acres; one hundred OF winch
are cleared aud in good nearI, producing line
craps, as may b. seen from the growing crops
The farm is as healthy as any in the neisho"r
hooi which is believed 10 be as much so as any
in Virginia 1t lies we'll and has on il large
and cemmodious dwelling house, having nine
roam, with fire. places, and all necessary out
houses. Any one wishing 10 bny such iaf.,'
i, invited To view il, or address me or JJnh 4l'
Gregory Esq, through The Richmond T.. y
n ihe farm should mol bc sold before THU tS-
DAY. the llh day Of October lS49, ii will on
RAT day On fair, or not, on The next lar day)
he sold al public auction on The premises.
The farm will certainly be sold, and upon ad.
van,aecous terms &c the purchaser, as only a
small portion Of the purchase money will be re
onircd in cash. Immediately alter The sale of
The II d, The growing crops OF com, (Which are
very liae,) oats, fodder 81, some very superior
mich cows, horses, carriage, wagons Cats and
farming utensils, and also, tine lol .! hogs will
be sod Al auction.
The personal property will be sold upon
credit oil tour moIhs Tor approved negotiable
paper. Possession OF The farm may be had al
once, with Inc privilege Of the growing crops Al
a lair valuation. !. b. SELucN'
Sale conducted by PuLLllm " SLADE, Auc's.
2. S. Should The purchaser desire il, he can
tuj one hundred or more acres adjoining.
Sept l. ctds l.. b. >,
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Office Of sst Richmond a.d D ami

Railroad Cnpaxy, Sept 9th, lS49.
ATa meeting The Board of Directors held
n this day, The blowing preamble and resolu-
lions were adoptes viz:
"Whereas grea delay has occurred 10 Inc
collection OF reqaii,ions made upon The STOCK,
h,d.rs OF The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company: as a masure OF justice TO the prompt
Stockholders, and o ensure The punctual dis-
charge OF The oblialions OF the said company,
therefore
"Resolved, by lie President aud Directors,
That from The 2Olltay OF October, 1919, interest
shall be charged aid payable upon all requisi>
lions made by the der OF the Board, unless said
reauisi,ions shall b,paid within one month from
the date OF said rauisition, or previous 10 de-
mand made upon ie Stockholders BY the Col
lec,or OF The Compay. That the President aud
Directors will appnt county agents. whose du-
IS shall be to coecSaid acquisitions and interest
ant VIII ,se compensation shall be made from the
proceeds arising irm The collection OF interest
alone, and mol ironthe capital OF the company"
The following pisons were then appointed
agents TO collect reqlisilons made on the stock OF
the company, VIZ:
Samuel D Burkitor The counties oil Prince
Edward, Nolloway Ind Lunenburg.
Edward Green, FOL Amelia county.
VIM. H. Dennis, pr Charlotte county.
james Medley il for HALIFAX county.
Thomas S. Jones Tor Pitlsylvania county.
Anthony NJ DupE, for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley, fir franklin county.
Abram Staples, ID Patrick county.
Dr.. Jas. Williams TOR Caswell county. N. G.
John H. Gilmer, tr Guiltord coun,y, N. c.
Resolved, That III Clerk and Treasurer be
hereby Instructed to bake collections OF unpaid
acquisitions in The eli Of Richmond, with author.
iy 10 employ an ASSISTANT collector, il he should
6nd IL necessary 10 so.
P. Var DEURSEN, c. s. T.,
Sept l5-d&c,20Qt r. &. ID. Il. K. Go.
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RAYMOND s. CO.'S
M F. N AG E. RE s.,

4 NONrAlNlNG lhe raItsl coAeCuoh VI VIM
" Beasts, Birds and Reptiles ever before ex>
hibi,ed in The United States will exhibit al Rich
mond. ON Council Hill on Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, S h, 9Th and 10 October, lS49.-
Open on Monday a, 2, and 81 O'Clock, F. M; on
Tuesday at9 A. M, . P. M. and III P. No.; on
ON Wednesday, ga. M and P. M.
m Admission IS cents. Children under 10
years l2ic.
exhibition is The specimen OF the Hippopolamus,
capured by Capt John Taber, OF the ship Good
Return Of New Bedford, Mass, alter severe
anil desperate struggle, the men barely escaping
win lhsir lives, before they were able 10 despatch
him with their Iauces
The performing Elephant TlPPOO. who has
caused such great sensation all over EUROPE
will go through variety OF Performances such
a. WALKING, Balancing, Ringing the Bell Creep
IN, On his iore-!cgs walking over his keeper,
r,csinp him up drawing the cork from bottle, &c
Mr.. PIERCE. The Emperor OF all the Lions IN
IN. dens OF Wild Bas,s-his performances differ
rom all others, not oaly ia The skill aud grace
wbi,b he displays il his exercises with the ter
n6c oroupe OF LiJns, Tige,s, Lcopards, Cou.
orr. pan,hcrs SC, but in the ma,chless and
almost supe!-hulnan command with which he
eYac,s The obedience OF these fercesi and most re-
morssess len .ns d The desert, the forest and The
aue!e Mr. Pierre may haze many imiiators,
but he has no equd.
The list embraces all The finest living specl>
mems OF WILD ANIMALS, that the great ex-
lerience, enlerPis. and resources oil Inc pIoprie'
!ors have enabled hem TO bring together 10 one
large and observation-disclosures, a foil description
OF he Animals contained in the Exhibition, will
be found in The bills al the principal Hotels, pre-
yous 10 the arrivs Of the company.
Sept 26-dll0OA
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IMPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS IN VIRGINIA
PUBLIC NOTICE.

FlRsr AupIYo1's OyyIcH, Oct. le49
MANY tracts Of land are held In ths Slzte not only
ll by non residents, but by citizens who reside re-
mote from the counties In which they lie. II they
have been duly entered for taxation, and the taxes are
not regularly paid by the propetors or their agents
are returned this Office Delinquent and are liable 10
be sold by the Sheriff every Ave years 1ae essutag ysor
1880 year Of sale, and all the lands delinquent up
to ls49 Inclusive and redeemed will be offered Tor
rested will at perceive the immediate Importance
of attending to this subject, and few suggestions de-
signed assist their enquiries may not be unaecepta-
BILE. Purchasers should know whether their convey
ances have been duly recorded in the proper Countless
and the transfers regularly made on the Commissioner
land books. lfthosc requisites have heen attended TO-
but from neglect other cause the taxes have not been
regularly maid enquiries should be forthwith address
ed 10 this see on the subject. In all communications,
I.t such actJ and circumstances be stated will pro
badly establish the identity Of tho land For example,
rive ths.sames Of former owners-whrn title - land
scaured-counties where patented or now situa
tsd-natural boundaries and quantity In each tract
Where much timo shall have elapsed any difhculty
be supposed exist would be proper also to trans.
nit copies or abstracts Of tax receipts or other papers
connected with the subject Owners of lots IN towns
would do well also 10 mako special enquiry observing
Lei be borne in mind that lands and lots may be sold
for the tar Of any year in the name OF any person who
was proprietor in that year, although the title DO III
Others on the day Of sale. TO illustrate the importance
OF the subject in few words, II may not he amiss to
state that cases have occurred, ana may occur again
when the lands lots Of an individual, without great
vigilance his part, may 90 50 - AS prssesee Di!h
ost ks knoD'edgs IhmES z. nEnin
Or 6-cw4W First Auditor, Va.
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REILFIELD For SALE.

DELLFIELD, the residence Of the late Mrs M
ID Payne in the upper part of Gouchland county,
about fourteen miles from the Court House, on the
Gainesville road, and IL about ten miles from fel
berton's Warehouse, on the James River Canal, To
which an excellent road leads. The Tract contains
about live hundred acres, has a suiiciency OF wood
land, is well waIered, upper Lickinghole Creek run
ming through il, on which good se for Grst and
Saw MILL and has on II Barn, with good 1,hreshins
Machine, three Tobacco Houses, hve Negro Quarters
and all other necessary out buildings IL has an Or
chard OF choice Apple Trees and variety of other
Fruit Trees. The Dwelling House, surrounded by
ornamental trees and beautiful shrubbery, IL rs at
tractve i'll It's appearance comfortable and con
venient Their. Is good office in the yard, and the
Garden is productive III fruit and vegetables Beilhed
is as healthy as any residence in the county, and ITO
soil, though not deep, Is quick, readily producing
corn, oats, grass and manufacturing tobacco
TERMS :-$l 500 cash. the balance In hve years, or
longer il desired; the purchaser giving Deed Of
Ttust on the land to the payment of the same,
together with its annual interest Possession TO DC
given on the LIST Of January next to The purchaser,
who may crop of wheat this Fall. perfect title
to tho estate is in Laura NJ and Elizabeth II Pope,
which will be conveyed by them TO The purchaser
The subscriber, Colonel NJ NJ Payne, or MIR
Brooks, the overseer, will show the place To any one
wishing 10 purchase. Letters directed TO myself, or
Colonel NJ Payne, at Goochand Court House,
will receive prompt attention.
Ang 24-cf CHAS r PofE