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80 gallons q good cider vinegar.
AZ KY Wssf. Florida.
80 :. =s:.a y. our,
s ss pcs sDS. q q sco rod hard :Osp .,..
y : s.ss. q z isss . sssa .is... ss u
V ::.:!: :: s ss ::s :ss:.e ..;, as.
i.ass pounds Of Sood hard soap
i ::: !: :: q: 4: ::'.
AZ Fort Marion, 81. Augustine, Florida.
60: -: s 81: :ss:.a.. e, ss Dur.
= : =, -: "a; :s Il candle.
70 gallons q good cider vin inc -
= f''s %sS * c G.:. sls" f'' 1'''''
,s S Sssss: :: & . ss s.s .s. sa bean.
Ct GOOD sss S ssas s
rsi e e s;s ]. : ss s:s:s;
Al Fort Smith, Arkansas
9 Sa.S:i. |! new whi.. aed S.an.
$50 pounds Of good hard soap
e bushels Of good clean dry fms sah
Tie whole !. sy Ss seisersa L ali May. 1850
At Fort Smelling, 81. Peters.
Z: s:.s. { sG.. s:s ss s....
se4 pounds Of good hard talow candles
q bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
m. whole % Ss delivered om ne s NAV 1850 ii. sA
a Fort Gaines, mouth Of The Croy. ving ris. 100 mile,
abous Fort Sneting.
::%:!: S::a :s s; s:,s ~; s
::;: IS u. ; y q. s:: al
m vssis . ss dsnvsIsa from x.y 1850
Al J.fsrsOn Barracks. Misosri
g s s..s:s: & e s ss:ss .s,.s.. s.u
:s:: S: s. 8: . 81: 3 ss s:: q.
At Fort Lsavenscorth. Missouri rivr.
s: : s:.:': "a s$..a ..g..a.s:, ~ s:..
= =: -. ': =: &. s:. q.
.ss ss 9 ): s Give ssi sy S e u.
II Fort Scott, the Marmaton rver. Mssoari7o miles
lad transportation from Independence on the Missouri
y1u1.. t,sFtf
= -: 9 Zen :.,s.s.. ss%
sss :ss': e s sss s ss .a ssa beans
:sss s s;... : NJ ss s:. q:
. Ss; I: q d :SSS cs; e y,s ~: yu..
Al Og<ihorpe Baraets Savannah. Georgia.
: g: S :: :. g. =. ss our.
s7S pounds Of GOOD hard soap
30 ponds Of good hard sperm candles "A
Y bushels ofsoos . elssn Dry ans ssi
a. I....s. <~...n, /.~.,.,. 1.ox~;o
.'s, 800. n' ''"1'' 1AaS"''"' ''"sA'
e -: & e. : =s,.. s:s sG s....
m 1872 n 700 hsrd so.o
= posnds 81 sood hard ,u~rrm candle.
NI..hsls q god clean dry ans sam
- =. -. ,s,.-. IN -,.-.-- O., e.
Im Mo4ue' o"d''e''0"' SOU" oa''e'"a'
= barrel: O. ssss .pp.rap. sesr
...s.- ~ ~ rn'.s neia 'eshs
~ - pc.nss ~ scoa t nsra cap
- S1shs,s ~ .ooa s,ss. S az Az es, s,,,
. !" 700 o's, vmssI. =,
/. a. 80. ron y. ma xe Ssd'g0n' worm Csro''"s
l1 barrels q fesh mperhns aour
bushels q new white heid beans
60 pounds Of rood hard SOAP
40 pounds Of rood sperm
n bushels GOOD dry hnes eli
go gallons q rood vinegar.
A FORT Johnsson Smsfhp,U, Novyk roroy;na
g barrel. ofPost
ia s<.hs,. ~ - :, ~k., sas AZ n1 ~
pouoS. a. so.d 49, - '--"-
- poands AZ 49, sars s.sry. ...d,..
n kusbels al 800 eles. Srv e.s 81,
80 esIloos N 1901 cider vires.r -
4. -. 49,. .n,y -. 90. 49,.
~ TUT M07Soe, va ROM Sony0ts VHgsnh
I D barrels port
l,7sa pounds Of rood hard .csp
es6 pounds on rood hard tsIlov candles
g bosheIs Of rood clean drv 6pe al,
go gallons of good vinerar.
Al Foyt Washsnot.n Mor,Jo~S
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220 gallons Of good cider vinegar
Onsha ON the LIST Of june 1856 remainder In oil Ocobs 1850
Al Fort Maokinae, Miehigan.
rs barrels Of ffosh supsrhne -four
s. bushels Of new white field beans
s sSs pounds pounds Of good hard soap
Bse sss s essa 's a s ss.s s
oneha June BY September,
Al Fon Brddy. Saul Sse Marie. Michigan
IS $ barrels barrel. q q l RSsa .uperane nour
IS pounds Of good hard siiow candles
4 bushels ofsood clean dry fine san
On. hall en- the ii june by 18Th september
At Fort Grimbuii. Netc London, CoareetieW.
s. bushels Of new white field beans
80 20 poSnd. q q good hard soap .,na,..
40 s ss.oe' q sssf s sassn dl as salt
At Fon adams. Nsuport, Rhode Island
S S barrels barrel: e ! ssas apsrhas aeur
4,sso pounds Of good hard soap
l,ioo gallons Of good cider vinegar
At Fort Constitution, Portsmouth, Nsw Hampshire.
= s ssasi: 3 s .sggs,a q. ssss
Sc p pSans q e roos s %ns sd acid beans
r Bs.ns. e s sss, sT rs candles
$40 gallons Of good r cider vinegar IN g1. ~
At Fort Prssis, Portland, Maine
IS bushels Of new white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
j s;ss. So sis ssa y AZ A. san
Al For Saiiivan, Eastporf, Maine.
:: s:%si: 8 g Iss:s .sgs.aas a.w
Dsvns. e ! ssss s: ..s :sr candle.
4. Z bushels q good clean dry hns sal.
NoTrn bidders requested extend ihs amount Of their
they specified, June september,
hogs pork corn, each
hog 70 weigh no less than Two hundred saeadns ne feet
So be r, ssi,sd viii, Turks Island salt and
fully packed with the article in pieces not exceeding eight
o% s s ne
ed and The pork TO be contained seasoned hear
me and candies strong boxes Of convenient size for
only by aIryto quart.
q. ss.s TSs o candle. have cotton w the %
dssasusn, in Apd, And
particular viii Se breach and me department
van Be- win s &c q. n: .ss place s ns al
expense. % be paid By Contractor until they are
msa. The Community General the privilege q
dimni.hns e quantities. Or q d.psn.ns with any Or :. article.
s:s sessss reducing auaaiius. delivery
Bads NO. heretofore eonuse.o required secompsny
s g . % m..s ?. % ss ss % the
snoey by person known government
Otherwise their proposals viii not be acted 2 n
any and evidence of nspeeon
f delivery reguirsd al os keors reputation s
sds syen hs easry for paymsnf which will be effected In
saeh PUBLIC money ~ may ~ ~ ~ M " S
We psess " w ~. W 'A' ~ '''
opuon ~ ,ne P.., ny - Ia 80. .
...nes ss W UNI '"e' w" " " p' a''' my '''s'''
Zach poPss, vii Be sealed envelope and marSs.
GRO GIBSON, C O. s.
raj % Subsistence. July is-aawtish Sept
49,
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HISTORICAL Collections OF virginia, eentainangs
sketches anecdotes Ec., rssns history saaais
~i and 'fs % s b
umbia, illustrated with 100 engraving by Henry Howei
european. Ssssn, d%s. Sy
'a sasy, fRASok TAYLOR z
PPLETONy Railroad and sssanaboat Companies,
being T%vslsrs Guide through s Ss..e,n Middis -
Ted with y maps steel, and Ns enenvine.
s s IS o. . .ss r. v
Smiths New dud. for Travellers through me United sun.. via
D:,unsis Eairosd, Steamboat Telegraph Boob Pic:
'' %s:. y" map A 'N'1
WHATMAN's Drawing P.psr.-w. FISCHER, inpons
~ se has Just received, direct 2on he nsnasials .s
P q. following sss:i ~ WHICH r. or
Gap s: y sy Il De% S ss's s
In e y % ss:. & % ~ =
inches. 80 q - July u
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAURYp. nssr NnfA
Rowland ca.heI, by Lever, I'd part
Liild.elhs New History o. me Uw,sd States, VOL
psss s Count os sd cS
=. s. and ss,s q sn "a % Or n. RECON-
Guest fge l5Fq tagaA
July1 y. (,
GUTrARs-wn.LIAm FISCHER h.. s..s gs., wasy
Of plain and ornamental guitars, with 1
fat heads with without cases, pce from i've my deuss
% uss o"s ns
hs. secordeons auanss, improved nsue
EPISCOPAL Church Chsns-BooH, dessgned 70 fAeil-
y tate chanting p ehsrshs and The private asvoons s @
relative n. mode q Psrosncs Ae BY The Rev. VIM snH
'''''''' TAYLOR 4 MAuRY,
Juiy0 Booksellers, near On street
NEW Ea,aon o. Weed and B.ss... =, = Dl.ps...ss. ::
sale NV Il Na .ssa,sS 'SS enlarged rsYToR Macy me
Also Of Medicine last edition Ewels Medical
es%es.. .ss ~ sss. boob. published IN ne ra, ~, s
usr RECEIVED ..s old :s..a .. ss.n .s W.,
'''''e B nsss' ehan mnas1 a H.
French worked collars
Do do chemisea
Colored silk gloves
Also, Arg. and wen selected assortment Of sose
ANTEs INFERNO. lssr. proc. = .a,.s ss =.
a.as, az gi ao's. % y o john 4
Msreo and Ii. Roeiy mi: rss.iyss ME-
Jun. II soosssors, near ss street.
NEW BOoIxs.-The-' History of me Consulate and Empire
ga and ..', price , laS o each; - ~ -.
'e %is Of RoDe.pere extracts from his anpsb-hed
The POteon Legacy by Albert smith, author Of he Struggle
and Adventures q Christopher Tsdpos complete yss'
% tatst y !.
ROOrxs ordered daily ncua me publshirs houses
in the United sssics and ssFsea s rshi.hsrs pee.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Aug nsokseIers, nesr On
Roorxs ordered a.ssy ss~.a an N. P~nnsnsns Houses
tshers' prices, by TAYLOR MAURY,
sf nookssiierr, near oh street.
Person. ordering any ehs
The Freight peass, Ac BY leaving ier osde
with TAYLOR MAuRY In washington a. they furnish on
works a Inc Iew~. cssaIosae sdveisrd prices Aus
NORTH Amssss.. Rsvisw ssr s-iy, Isss--ss Per
~ annum. Il
Law Repeater for Juiy, 1880 - per snnsm.
Journal cf the Franklin Institute Tor Juiy95
Just received BY the agents, TAYLOR q MAURY,
VINO take subscriptions, forward the wor % any pa ne
United staie. = "a ~ b F u V7TT ~ JAY rs
THE raberty Of Ronse hissery. with scceuss
A Lin fof the Lazy 4 vol, I2no. = ~ = ~ 49,.
gT.l 3. 49, - 80 TAYLOR MAURY,
AusR E8d Booksellers, near On sueet
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and dealer superior stationery, parchment, Rodssss Guile
ny, kc received direct from the manufacturer, as
der the following sizes all Of which constantly for whole
sale retail nj staionen' Hail.
Cap size, BY inches; Deny by inches medium,
by ~ royal 10 by ~ inches supeoya 10 BY "a ipeh
Imperial ~ by 30 elephant % BY % inches Coumb Is
by IS inches double elephant % BY 10 inches anquadan
inches IA
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NEW MUSIC.
lust received the old established Music
door east Of I2 Pa avenue, obDwna and
popular music, which will be sold
price, making n only four per page.
Orders for attended any moment II Inc above prce
t~a ,sHs gu t 81 WIN. FISCHER
Thou MOI besuf ballad dedicated TO Ms L.
Alden BY Dempster.
wherefore hs rapidly, the csvsuns sung BY
NJ Bishop, arranged by Bockss. 49, = =
ny wsnshi sad nee, sdspsd RIOS. lie.
10 ne Evening Star melody, BY q. Verdi.
Houe, arranged Tor the piano, By Boyer.
The Maria Wslzes; BY NJ Hofner.
suawbeny GalIop; by Chss. grobe.
La Piccios waltz By j. n. Dyer
Gem nom j. Pu,iiaus and lombard, composed BY Bs
wandered BY the Brookside; by J. Hime
On, were bird beautiful ballad
n this old chair my fsfhsr sat by Bale.
Joys sni were from the OF Lucis De Ianer
morn By ~ l.. White. -
The Indians prayer BY Woodbury..
IN hang my harp q willow tree
July n. = = -
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hs Peekst Laccn, comprising resry one thousand
NE best sahors Selected BY John Taylor vo price 50
cents Fer ssis BY r fRANCE TAYLOR.
yslyN Uls- 5000 1l Nh
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nUITARs-wII.LIAM FISCHER hand crest vsbs9
o. plain and ornamental eniar, with patent screws guae en-
Hat heads with without from I'VE 20 my dcn
ctarers vioiin flutes from 20 eight csonst hgeo
f sccordeons and hunas with The improved instueu
hook for each instrument itItl ..r .ts
July 20 I.it y. "a
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AZ Ptafts6Tg BasTaeks, Piattsbwg. Nsv York.
8 sa.ssi. y new white s ssi aH ss...
= isssa. q sssss hard ssisw candle.
~ ss.s ss. q e s ssss . s.ss1 ny ss 'a
A Saetsffs Harbor, Nsw York.
80 barrels SsI1si. e. q E Hss .up.raa. aour
no bushels q new white 6sld beans
sss pounds Of good hard .alow candles
g bashels Of good clean dry nne salt
onsSsi on Is. q june so remainder in all October 1885,
At Fort Ontario. Oswsgo, NsU York.
IS bushels white field beans
y pounds pound. q :, sooa hard isloy candles
June 1885, remainder in ali October, 1885,
at Fort Niagara. Nev York.
s. bushels Of white field beans
s s:ss: s:$ s ~ $ s candles q.
On Ia q June isso rs%siaaer in all OCTOBER is,o
Detroit Barracks, Detroit. Michigan.
+: s::s:. en-: n, Our.
lisa pounds Of good hard soap sis -
. bushels q good clean dry dns salt
on r, e SooS ess5 vsss u 4, c,os.,
AZ Fort Gratiot, Michigan
$ bushels q new white field beans
pounds e e gee: sssS hard hard :sSw candle.
{ Ss:s s q ssss clean y . az sas sai'
onsha On The Isl o. june 1885, remainder in all October 1850
Al Fort Maekinae, Michigan
sa.sei. q nsw white Sas'n asd n ssan.
Is pssns: q s good Ss.s ssaS ew candles
4 bushels q good clean dry hns salt
oneha on s Of June 1850 Remainder by the sh September
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR q MAURY,s, nssr NnsA
IN street ff f"
Rowland Cazhei, by Lever, ID part =
lIiidrcths New History Of the Uutsd States, vol. I
souheys Common place Book, HarperS edition, No.
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 20 Count Of Monte Christie
European Life and Manners, by Henry Coiman
Mn Greys novel, Masdelsn and hace, OF The Rsc'op
Guest -.t...- strrfl - e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
SALE.

q 5 Executors of the last Will and testament OF JRssE Lewis, de-
N ceased. we shall offer for sale at his lat. residence, near the Uni.
vcrsity of Virginia, on TUESDAY, the llth day OF December, 1919. II
the weather is suitable, and If not, the first suitable day thereafter, the
Plantation IN which he lived, containing, By a recent survey, seven
sides OF the Turnpike and Ralroad-within less than a mile of the
University. and about TWO miles from Charlottesville. aud Is believed 10
be among the best and most productive IN The county hls IN a very
high state Of improved cultivation is under good enclosures. a large
portion Of which is OF stone-ha an abundance Of wood and timber
and IL well waterel by never.faiHngs About one hundred and sixty
bushels of wheat have been seeded during the present Fall. mostly IL
fanow land, leaving Il large proportion Of the corn land for Oats. The
buildings. AZ well the Dwelling House - all Others, are large and con
vcnient, III good repair, being mostly OF brick and stone, and are vel
A, the same time and place, We shall offer for sale between thirty and
forty likely Negroes, consisting Of Men, Women. Boys and GIh>: from
six hundred 10 eight hundred barrels Of Com; the GRIPS OF Hay oats
Fodder, &c. Eight or ten good work Horses; seventy or eighty iaiicd
Hogs: a large number of Stock Hogs; Cattle OF every description. sur
passed bv none in the county; one or Two sets oi Blacksmhhs loois
Household and Kitchen Furniture. and all Kinds OF farming utensils ne
ces-ary TO operate n large ani well regulated farm.
Persons DESTROYS oil learning further particulars IN regard 10 INT
land. cn obtain il by addressing letters. post paid, 10 J w Saunders
E-n or a either of The subscribers a; Charlottesville; and the premises
viii he shown by James a Iieiske!, who resides uroa them
TERMS: For the personal properly. cash for all sums Of twent!
dollars aud under: above that sum, a credit Of twelve months, VIII
bond and approved security. bearing interest from the date, but 10 b.
RENTED II The principal il puncuaily paid. For the land one 'ourti
cash. the balance in one, Two AMI three years. with bond and approves
,rrs,nai security, aud Il deed OF tru-Lon The land.
JAMES +. FRY,
S,y I3-rwtds JESSE |. MAURY.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

17sIIE subscriber intending 20 remove South, IN consequence OF III
n health, offers for sae that desirable. well known, and highly I'M
proved estate. called PENNINGTON. lying in the county Of Able
marie. within three miles of The University OF Virginia It contains
I2Si acres of the best Albcmaric red land. Il lies on the Staunion
Turnpike, AMI The extended Louisa Railroad passes through a cornef
OF il. The Dwelling House IL Large and commotlous, and there Is
and granarics are built Of the most substantial materials. Gartcas
with brick enclosures. choice fruits, such rs Punis, Figs, Grapc',
Cherries. Pears and Apples. several varieties OF each, The Tract Is
susceptible Of division, aforling 10 each an ample supply Of TIMBER
and water.
TERMS OF PAYMENr-Onc third cash, the balance Ill oae, Two AMI
three years. Possession given on the lat OF September, 1870 Par
chascrs are invited 10 call and view the premises: an! for Information.
letters directed 10 me, post paid at Charlottesville. VIII be Attended to.
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE.
NO5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VIRGIL

-. OFFICE,
n o5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vRGI.
20 &c 6s 9 4s AZ a. 9'72 Is "a 81 p IS &C..
Ticket. Nos. q IS So, a Capital, sold and paid by STRATToN.
: {" nos is o. 50 S0i 6 7 a09 " i6 Ix II q e'a = 10 70 aas December !;
Ticket, Nos l6 so 'srRATToN.
pawn . ss s % q ia q g Is "a y i !? i D 6 n. list;
whole Nos - 81 o, a prize Of $1,000 sold and paid by SITUATION
Drawn % n Nos 81 Of I Sussex ~ 3 Lottery, Glass No; s. Deeemrsr q:
Drawn Nos Of Monongaia, No lda, Dec. 4th:
IS 81 81 IS 40 81 81 &c "a I 63 IL 81
Ticket Nos 81 81 "a, a prize OF 500, sold and paid by STRArToN.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. d9, Dec. 9Th:
90 10 10 62 8 ] l3 10 6S II 25 IS.
Schemes for the Week.
1900 DOLLARSi-5MO DOLLARS!
FRlDAf-Sussex Lottery, No. Sg-Capinls: slSUU, 5000, 3Og,
26'l, 1000, of 1900, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves Z;
4g672 DoLLARS!-lO0 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra. No. li6-Capias: si672.
! Of LOCO, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81; halves 20 cents; quar-.
10000 DoLLARs!-90N DOLLARS!
Virginia Lottery, Glass No. las, 10 be drawn Saturday, December
5000, 5,ll5. 10 OF 1900, 1900, &c. Whols Tickets sl5; halves ! 50,
quarters 3 rs.
10000 DoLLARs!-4NO DOLLARS.
18th, lsie. rs Nos. l2 drawn. PRICES: l. of s4oOW, 20 Of 1000, 10 Of
l 500, 1900, sc. Whole Tickets $40; halves .; quarters 80
6oNN DoLIARS!-2nNO DoLLARs!
Virginia Lottery, Glass M. NJ, 10 be drawn on Saturday, December
0o, 6,39S, 9 OF 1000, OF 1900, 4 Of 100, % of 1000, SC. Whole
Tickets sNi halves 10; quarters s; cigh,hs Q 80.
$4,000 DoLLARS!-l6NO DOLLARS
Virginia Lottery, Glass No. l3, 10 no drawn Saturday, December
9Th. 1919 7s Nos, a drawn. Prizes: prize of sasGD, l6O0, s..
900, 5000. Hiss, ~ Of $500, l.ON.& sc. Whole Tickets $40; halves |;
quarters : 80.
Orders or Packages. Certificates Of Packages and single Tickets in
all the Lotteries will be promptly attended 10, and drawings selt when
requested. Please addressed to y. STRATrOS.
Dec. 3 Richmond, Va.
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cLEnMOyT Az PCnL,l .,..,E.

vGSIfE residence OF the late Gen. John M,ror, in iaraA county. VIZ
l. gnia. VIII be- oneTsd II public gale by his Executor, on The pro
mises, on FRIDAY, the Iith day of December next. THIS esae is
distant about tour miles rom Alexandra. and one nile South OF llUe
River Turnpike Road. leading 10 that Town, comprising about 'hroc
hundred and twenty acres OF land. The arabic land. 81 winch aboutoG
hundred aud sixty acres u level bottom on Camera run. Is IL a ets'e
OF high fertility, having been well drained, ard tue wRo 9, with about
louy acres OF Upland, Iuiiciousiy cultivated AM improved by clover
anil plaster, with the free use oil lime and other manure. Iii divided
into seven fields, one u large meadow oi Iialolhy. with one u move
line springs IN each. The residue OF the tract, exclusive OF The lawns.
orchards and gardens, Is IN young wood The mansion and rs appu.
lennances, ar OF the most ample AMI commolsors DESCRIPTION, esaul'
fully situated on a gentle emincacc, and overlooking the town oi Alex
and1a, and The low lands OF the estate. The dwcning house on NE
first floor contains two pariors, besides a large library. ard an Office.
with eleven chambers above stairs; and In the buildings arpurenant 20
il, besides al ample kitchen, laundry and house. keepers Ioom. a tafy
bath house, smoke house, ample accommodations Ior servants, and ou.
bulldogs far sinr r.n"-, -. .. v-hvns ~ svoi rcrs:- x cnnyG.
nent distance ls the overaecrs house, ice house. caIriage touse. tx.
houses o; the farm servants. black smiths shop. a kiln tgi,t OF brc6
for burning lime, with ample barns, s.bl!ng. and o!er houses ic.
STOCK AMI farm purposes; orchards OF choice fruits, ornamental g.ounla
and walks-thc whole In good order and well preserved by its late po.
prictor. Immediate possession Wi! be given. Tie place will be shown
10 any desiring IL, by Mr. Butler, the Overseer
TERMS: Oncihird Of the purchase will be required in each. 1ni
he balance in one and TWO years, 10 be secured by : deed OF uuat CT
the properly.
For any further information, address tho subscriber, the acting Exc
cu:or. at Winchester, Va.
~ Should the dag designed be Indictment, the sale will take
place on tho following, or the next fair day.
Nov. l2-ctds JANIS VI MASON
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~ 5hLE,
q SUGAR Plantation. IN The Parish Of 81. James. on the right bank
~ OF the river, seyeny.one miles above New Orleans, and nine
miles below Donald'onville. This plantation contains a5out. Two thou.
sand arpenis oi very superior land. OF which more than eight hundred
are IN cultivation and pasture, and The rest In wood. containing an am.
pie supply at the best timber Tor building and plantation purposes -
cane. plant ami rlttoons. Cane enough will b. put mp 10 plant two
hundred AMI fny arpcnts mex, year. A very large and commOdious
Sugar House, nearly new, with Two large sets Of keitles-one Just reset.
AM. the other put IN complete orler-anl a very excellent steam Sugar
number OF Horses, Mules and Oxen, Wagons. Carts, and every neccs.
sary tool aud implement, are on the place.
With the Plantation. or separately. as may suit purchasers, will be
sold, one hundred NEGROES. Of Nil ages. among whom are valuable
culture Of cane. Among them are about siNtythree efficient hands,
which, with the addition of twenty more, wou.iconspluH a inrrA t"n.
sufficient In tho moot .d-"a,"EsUus ,ullsd tloa o. Tie fiuliaNuil a
purchaser, either With or wi.hon: SUCH addition, VIII hnd the property
fully provided with every thing necessary 10 make large crops nom the
beginning, and AZ very Little expense As II IS supposed 4 iu!l proyis.
lon OF corn has been made this year, that source OF expense may be
saved, and lItle or none will be required for repairs OF any kind.
Il is believed that Il more desirable property Is rarely offered for
sale, az we'll III relation 10 the fertility and healih!plness OF the pan;a-
lion. az TO the quality OF the negroes, who are no: only all thoroughly
acclimated. but a large number born on the place. and having been
well taken care Of are in full yigor and strength. Further description
Is unnecessary, AZ those disposed 10 purchase will, no doubt, visit The
property and Judge for themselves. Fifty thousand dollars will be re-.
quirci in cash, and the balance in one and Two years. for notes bearing
six per cent. interest, satisfactorily secured. Possession viii be given
on the first of January next.
Nine hundred and fly four shares 1.-THE Stock of the Citizen's Bank
will also he sold. together with the Plantation. The Purchaser, in
part payment Of the price Of purchase, will assume 4 mortgage debt
due Ia The Citizens Bank, amounting 10 twcnty.iour thousand seventy.
six dollars iweniy-four Cent?; with interest al eight per cent. from frs,
March, eighteen hundred and iouy.eish,. payable III one, two, three,
amounting TO thirty four thousand nine hundred and six,y-1ye dollars
payable By instrument. and renewable on the first Of March, eighteen
hundred and fifty, and every year thereafter until the expiration oil the
Citizens Bank charter.
ST.. JAMES, October 10th, 2s49.
ROBERT CARTER NICHOLAS.
Nov 5-c2awl2t Dnna!dsonville Postoficc, Louisiana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
YALU1HLE FAHa 1oK MEAT.

yNrISIIING TO give up flaming, | viii rent out my Farm, s"iE-
W YARDS, situated Immediately or the soai het"era Ga,
Cour. IIou-. and Gor!ons"iic, three L!!les from lie ioirfer. 1ni -@
from tie later place. containing FIX hrndr.! aud t~.n! eight -cfe.
which, when properly cultivated. produce vel, ishshtu.y %ate.sf
evc-v v4rle-v .! ir,rr; a inc rich Garden; ! c1!5aoc.ols G"elt
mouse. wth MI necessary cat hOus:S. i boal;IiI! an! Grtltabie p!-c
in . thickly settled AM s"n'eel neishboIiood Ah'', 4 io:i,ea q -
SERVANTS "I! be :olI OIL the Isl dag Of Dec,Iabef. CT tie aeSt !ar 10
wi.l to cell Il piece oilani near 10 Dang Court House, near eaops
fnr pasture 70 tina: place: i most productive peec o. !saf, wI-a W.
enough 10 keep II u; Il Is well epvertd.-AEy person wishing " buy
or rent. viii apply icg:oa4liy 10 INC. an Gamble: 70 make .e IL
.o,!, rs they will .e. Jv examining the records, aisp, by geo! t.N
au!yIce. iny ono wisLa: valuable Servants. w1ll do well 70 -eit. y
olya.c sale before iat ;.ne, as desire not 70 Sell - nader TIE
are most valuable Me-. ali Young. except three, On n. Farm 4 IL.
rate Boot maker. Blacksmith. Wheeirrght, Two H.: = o!a- :
roam S,rvan,s AMI i Sempstfe--. Including other Female strV-SaHj =
Os, est " r. COLE.