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FARM IN aENRICO FOR SALE


PURSUANT TO the provisions Of the last will and
L testament Of Captain George w. Gardner, deceas-
cd offer fer sale that desirable tract Of land which
he resided, called "WOODLAND COTTAGE" lying
on the Three Chopped Road, seven miles North West
Of Richmond, and adjoining thr lands Of Dr. George
Hopkins aud others containing three hundred ana
thirty acres. I'm the premises IL comfortable Dwell
ling House, Kitchen, Smoke House, two Ice Houses
Carriage House. Barn. Stable, SC, all nearly new, and
in good repair The land has heen cultivated On the
five shI(t system, and Improved by the use ot lime,
plaster manure and clover, aud is in good cart One
hundred and twenty five acres If the tract s cleared
meadow yielding a large supply Of hay; and there is
Young orchard of choice varieties of fruit trees, from
sin,ons Nursery. in full bearing. turhef descdp-
ton is coHsldere unnecessary, as persons wishing To
purchase will examine tho land for themselves, and
Mr.. w. N. Gardner on the premises will show them
thr farm The situation is considered very healthy.
Terms will he made very accommodating, and possess
sion eau be given Immediately.
HUGH A. WATT,
Executor of George w. Gardner, deceased.
f,.t.9 dtntf
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co,r.spoadrnce Of the New YORK Journal Of Commerce
GREAT FIRE All OWEGO.
OWED, { Tiosa Coun'yD

IHUTsudJI Z ND P
Oweeo is in ruins. Seyeniy-hye buildings
have been destroyed by fire, on both sides ii
From, s,reet, from below The bridge 10 Inc uple.
ED IT the siree; also, On bob sides Of Late,
Wes,, nearly 10 Main street. Only three stores
OF shop, in The whole village are left sanding
TIE FIRE broke CIT about O'clock this morn
ing over III, store vi Grccnly ard Hubbard, III
room occupied by he Soas OF Temperate.
cannot describe the scene al this mouien'.-'
All is confusion and excitement. No place II
The size has ever suffered 50 horribly. Ia tact,
the entire business part is gone. MAX as many
as ID business men are turned out oi Coos -
Three printing Offices are Destroyed, three hotels,
.h= Post Office, Bank, &C.
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ovERsEER WANTED WAGES S40O!
WISH 10 obtain The services Of an experienced
Manager on an Estate In King William county for the
ensuing year. To who can bring satisfactory re-
Communications for Skill fa lhfulness, sobrieiy and in.
usual privileges win be not less that $40 shall be
at Horn Quarter in the county on the loth OF
October, and will then thrtwern the 10Th and 20thi
fiji thu place. Applications by letter (Riohmonj, Box
ass,) will be attended 10 Immediately on my return
FINN The Strings. GEORGE TAYLOR.
H. have 4 STABLE and several small HOUSES
f.; rent; Sept. 7-ct4thoct.
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RICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2 ls4o

OF The Federal Government 10 find anything in
The conduct OF these men to warrant the slishles,
charge being made against them OF violating or
laws or .sipulations The ACT Of issuing
proclaim against such men, under these
circumstances, was usurpation which de-
mands an explanation from The government, at
Washington The mailer is now over, we trust
out we shall expec, 10 see laid before The next
legislature, il moi al An earlier period, cores
pondence between the governor Of the Stale, and
The authorities at Washington, showing our pco.
pie The true nature OF this transaction"
Thus far the opinions Of The people of Missis>
sipPi. The following, from the same paper,
may be taken as an indication OF the position
which The authorities OF that Stale intend 10
occupy:
ave speak what se know when we saw thai,
The Stale government al Jackson will moi suffer
the Uned States government al Washington"
thus 10 assault, s;arve, hold in duress and ,mpris
IN her Citizens"
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a CARE.

ms +. &. SELDEN would respectfully announce
VI .-r frie Ids and The public that she has moved
!, c.tv ,f Richmond, and taken the house OF
-. Pat.ef. bayiy and Nimmo, formerly occupied
NJ. lawrence, and will be prepared to receive
,,,i.on TIE first day Of ociober. Tie situation OF
t.i. such as Ia recommend II, both as 10 comfort
.ttaygcLs- - the transient as we'll Is The yearly
f.rfs shing suits OF rooms can be supplied, If
:. .gs,aat n be made. Sept. 25-c2am3w
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Two NEIl. SrALKA, John Mcrdggari, Charles Nc
Tageart, Nell McTaggar, William Stewart and
Floa his wife, Wnm Stewart, Angus Stewart, John
act'aum and Catherine his wife. and Charles Stewart
Ynu viii please take notice, shat shall proceed at the
tilce of Commissioner John Shore, Ia the City Of
Richmond, virginia, on the 5h day Of November,
ls49. between the hours Of 9, A. NJ, and 0, A., OF
that day, 10 take the deposIons uf Robert McCurdy
and Others to be read in evidence before Commissioner
John Shore in certain suit now pending in the Snpe-
rior Court OF Chancery for tile Richmond Circuit,
wherein you are plaintiffs, and and others ale defend
ants 1.-THE taking Of the said dispositions SHALL from any
cause, not be commenced, or helng COMMENCED, shaf
not be completed tie day iuirsau the taking Of Tho
csid dispositions will he I'D iourned from dayo day. or
ffulr time Ii time, until The taking Of the same shall
lie completed. MATHEW pEhaNI.
Administrator of John Stasa, deceased.
R;cbmoud SEM 15-cw4W
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

.EuUisIriONS, LOUISA RAILROAD.
! hers to the Eastern Extension viii pay
NJ. JIG Exchange Bank III Richmond IN al luton
/. s.1 urplid on the acquisitions Of March, April,
Ily, August aud September, amounting I"
..ti;s, the sum of S3O-viz: $40 on the lst
e, ia on Tie LIST Of November, aud Siu on the
4 is-ruber. BY order Of the Board oi Directors.
., i.-sl.w,lstDec. J. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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Midway, Essex County, Virginia August al-cu
By THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
nROCI A Al IIllN

Il TNOOLH NJ a IIJN.
IMPORTATION having been received by the EIeeu
1 tive that murder has been committed in the cuun
IS Of Mason, in this Stale by one John Walker who
ItIc nrrcDy trI O uhc
person of persons wha shall arrest The said John Wal
ker and deliver him into the jail Of Mason county and
do moreover require all officers of this Common
wealth, civil and military, and request the people ge
nrraiy their hest eJcrtuns 10 procure the arrest
ofthe said John Walker, that he may be brought 10
Justice.
Given under NV hand as Lieutenant Governor (aci-
Ing in the absence al The Governor from the
(srlL) seat of Governments and under the lesser seal
of the CoinHlonwe aith, al Richmond, this llih
day OF September, IN the year le49.
JND. NJ. PATTON.
r Walker Is described az about forty years of age,
five feet seven eight inches ng with dark eyes and
nalr aud rather dark complexion. S1pt. l2-c3w
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DE SOTO LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes sell two of three sections
/ all lying in one body, tthe purchaser having
tnan - miles from Memphis, aud ahont miles North
Of Cockrum's x Roads One section has from 10 to 80
acres under fence, and the other Two about III acres
each, Of cear.d land Comiorllhie log cabins are on
e1c section Ii is believed 10 be good the most
valuable land in that county. The purchaser can have
choice Of the sections. A good title VIII he made
rerseas wishing to bny can apply by letter, post
o,id mr. in per,on TO me. Is. +. DILL.
nifnId Mssissinpi, Sept. 2s-CW3W
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. TO WIT !:
DE i, rene INBRED that on the pend day nf Seplem
ID her, A. d. lsag, William II Richardson, OF said
District, as Secretary o. the Commonwealth OF Virgil
MIA for nd on behalf of hid Commonwealth, hath de-
nestled in this office, the title of Book, TIE lille OF
which is in the words and figures following, 10 witt
"The Code Of Virginia, wihlhe Declaration Of indie.
pendence and Constitution Of the United states; and
The Declaration of Rights aud Constitution of Virginia,
published pu suant TO act of the General Assembly
Of Virginia, pissed on the fifteenth dly of August,
1919 - the right whereof the said Richardson claims
for the Comnionw eah of Virginia proprietor, In
conformity with the Of Congress, entitled ian act
Ia amend The several acts respecting cay rights"
P. MAYO. Clerk OF the District.
Copy-Tesie,
Sept a4-3t L. mA1o, o'efk.
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nIIISA RAILROAD.

RFGGcriuX OF FREIGHT ON FLOUR.
EE.aiSG that tie charge Of twenty -nne cents per
sis. isl:a ii.e junction 10 Richmond would expel
me 4cr iiom the road the Board of Directors have
irql-tic freight, lake effect the first Of Sepen
-. l,l as foows
fWh Got!oDsyilia Ia Iuncilnn- the fr-ishi will hs
!em tiaisly's and Gotham 20 Juuction, the freight
|. ot i-c,ut> PER- barrei m
ftn ,anssrlls TO Junction, the freight will be 90
.tas pet s.uel.
s,n geswick and Shadwel 10 junction, the
he en- sli tee - cents per barrel.
fou Cs!flouesville to Junction, The freight will be
.j,.t,st e, t.rt,i q. Il. MASON,
Superintendent, Transportation Louisa Railroad.
sru ;.--aaHtistD0t.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LoRErrO, ESSEX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
is,HE next session begins on the first Of October.-
This Institution which Is under the superintenh-
enee If the subscriber, aud established Tor Inc
educ uf his children. Is Intended Ia combine
the advantages Of thorough Academic Instruction. WIN
the comforts and discipline of well regulated CHRIS
tan home. The course embraces all the branches
usually laugh, in full course OF English and Glass;
cal studies The pupils, with the other members OF tue
household form family circle, ana are uhaef Il
frm yipilant, parental control.
The location lealtE-, retired sEd Gssy al Access,
The 5,can,ahat Edsses between Fredericksburg anu
Baltimore twice week. and carriage VIII meet
either a. Lay,ons SaGnders's Wharf, or Fort Micou,
those who may give due notice of their Intended ART
val The cars between Richmond and Fredericksburg
pass daily near the bowling Green where conVeyahces
Con he obtained.
The number of pupils is limited, 30 ms TO enabe le
Teacher to instruct and govern them efficiently. lhey
enter at any time but not for less term thlh one
lll session. The scholastic year. divided in'o TWO
sessions Of five months each. Monthly reports arc
Transmitted parents and guardians. AlPocKei mo
hty mnst he deposited with the subscriber fuPs az
Mt allowed 10 contract any deus whatever. BOOKS
a.d Sia.ionefy furnished at retain prices
Terms per session, payable in advance:
For Tuition, Board, Lodging, Washing, mend'ng, o
&C, SIC
For Bed and BEDDING if not supplied BY the pupil,
For entrance and further information, apply 10
Rev JOHN P MCGUIRE,
Aug 9s-cwld Lorelto, Essex county, Virginia.
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Insr crprIrIc.rrS

ra. lowing certificates Of deb, from The Common
.-4iin uf virginia, 10 wit: No + for $3.50; No. 90
!: d; No 10 for $500; No. 81 for S2ot; No. 81 for
81 .4A No. 1875 for Se0a; amounting altogether 10
ia:lns been burnt by lire IN my house OH The
:, he I'D Of April. Application will be made L.
-a-t authority for the renewal thereof; and II
n. { advertise the same according To- law.
IN, ,-r.Nu CONWAY ROBINSON.
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. THOMAS ADAMS, Mobile; John &. Smith,
Wiam G. Pollard and Sarah his wife, James O..
var. and G.ofgana his wlfe-lake notice That l
! iygy TO the County Count of Henrico, on the lsl
ae. Tue October term next, 10 appoint commissioners
r,, ;nt vulue of certain lands belonging Ia you in
,t,. # Richmond, lying on Union street, between
,,, .ts rc,nklin streets. e. FOSTAlNE,
President of The Louisa Railroad Company.
IL,
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MIDWAY FEMAIE AcaDr,,y

THE last annual segsnn Of this Institution closed
duties on the 2eih ullimo, number Al pupils. II will
he opened Oh The Isl day Of October, and continue
without interruption until the LIST August, 1850.
It's late Principal will continue To preside over the
institution in connection with all the other teachers
whose services have also been retained Charges The
same for the last session Some valuable and extern
sve improvements are in proeress For pirlicular in
formation address DIR Minor, rappahanmock; or
Mrs Virginia iuor, Miss Lydia Mary Fay Mil.
lers Post Office, Virginia Respectfully,
JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ ID.
Midway, Essex County, Virginia August al-ctf
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A public Supper was given BY number Of
our citizans (says the Fredericksburg Heraldl
n, tn, Exchange on Tuesday evening, 10 Mr..
Elwvod Fisher, as a testimony OF regard Tor has
elforis to sustain The rights OF The SouIh. About
eighty gentlemen sa. down to sump!aous enter.
laiuneni prepared by Mr.. Bowen, in his best
slylr. Eloquent aod interesting addresses were
delivered during the evening by Mr.. Fisher, Col.
| Marnin. oil South Carolina, an invited guest,
and o,hols. a nrubcF OF tea.'s, both I'6.ia' anu
".lnntoar. were drunk, and The bes. feeling ami
! good hum0r p!eylllcA luLlns ia evening.
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PENNSYLVANIA election for State
officer, canal commissioners and county officers
occurs in Pennsylvania in The course OF The
coming month. The Democracy OF the State
having completely settled the difficulties which
peIvadeI their ranks last year, and which conIri.
bu,ed 10 the election Of Taycr's Cabne', a'e now
IN solid union. and will undoubtedly carry Inc
State by the usual heavy Democratic majoriIcs,
The Democratic nominee is JOHN A GAMBLE.
ala he is receiving the mos, enthusiastic support
from er,y Democratic paper in The State. Let
Pennsylvania wheel mo line in October, and
tie Empire State will take an equal position in
Noycmber.-Sew York Globe
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A CAR ID.


TEE Classical and Mathematical Schco, al Little
] ,wa will he r~-cp-nrd on The Isl of October.
-. IS Mr William Sml'h, lately Teacher IN the
F.-,,tuig Classical institute, and formerly OF the
+" essss'-' Academy, Vuemia.
IN course al Instruction vii he fun and thorough
lem al the branches taught 10 the best Schools
4-Cminrry.
a;i. Nc can lie procured, on moderate terms, in
s''-i highly respectable families in the vicinity of
Is. ,caoUl
satslScEs-Trustces e The Litt!etown Academy
ec,ors of pctefshur. Classical lnsttu.-BenJa
!ones, President; ~ G Mai.waine, SECRETARY,
- " Boiling. John l.emoine, David Dunlop,
l., WM. SMYTIi, Principal.
~ zl--ctis,Uct
ELLA ESBURG FEMALE AGA DENY
l4E Trustees of this Academy have pleasure in
-uGcunclng To the public that they have secured
.,fslces Of No Ruberi r Leiehvre ~ Principal
iea;l-mau u =" extensively and favnrably known,
-. sry deem 1t unnecessary 10 say any thing OF his
;h,t,lons. For all particulars, they refer TO The
~. llej advertisement Of The Principal.
K NJ McCANDLlSH,
'.,al Presden, Board of Trusters.
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THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON.

On Friday we were in the vicinity Of the
Husuenot Springs On interesting business con.
necled with the rosy destiny of one Of The "iah-
. lul oil The faithful of The Spartan Band, and we
made hurried visit lie this new and successful
Candidate Tor public favor. The gala day, The
Iuurna menl, had passed of-but We heard high
compliments paid TO The elegant ard fascinating
e1leen, Miss d. Of Richmond; Crowned by Cap.
IAN DID 10 The skill and vaor OF the knights, ard
Inc grace and beauty which decked The Ball on
Thursday night. We were in lime however, to
witness the concluding Incidents of the season.
On FIid,y afternoon, some sixteen knights, with
splendid horses, entered another tournamenl-
ard alter a long and doubtful contest, in which
admirable horsemanship was displayed, Mr.. g.
OF Richmond bore of The prize, and crowned The
lovely Miss L. OF Chesterfield. Al nigh. The
Fancy Ball look place, and The Two queens were
surrounded with bright and beautiful ladies and
graceful courers. There were many excellent
fancy Characters but the most picturesque and
amusing was DR.. b. as FalsaG During
IN. evening, Mr.. McEvoy, who opens his Dane
ing Academy today introduced beautiful lille
pupil OF his, and, singly and coujonly, they exc
culed some exquisite dances. The ball was KEEP,
up most gaily until very late hour-and, after a
breakfast next morning, in which the bread, but
ter and coffee did ce!il 10 the msnags, we pushed
of 10 the packet boat, commanded by the polite
and efficient Captain Starke, which soon landed
US in Richmond. During The voyage The large
party vi Is passengeis [many bright eyes amongst
lhcml were RECALLED with sweet music from The
Armory Band which did good service at The
| Springs.
The Husuenol Springs are admirably located
and in a short time will be a beautiful and at
lracliye resort. There are two Sulphur and Two
ChaIybeale springs which are said 10 possess
strong medicinal qualities. We were not there
long enough TO speak on this point. Their conf.
guilty 10 Richmond must secure the success Of
these springs. Since May, We hear, they have
been tull. We canno, forget The lovely sun-se
on Friday evening. The clouds OF dust created
by the fiery feet OF the knights sleecs were loaI
ing through beautiful grove on tho hillside Il
the West, and the sinking rays OF the sun lii W
the scene, so as 10 give it all the appearance Of
.hjwer Of gold The fable Of Danac was in Ina
respect apply realized.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SALE

/ Al authorised by Robert P. Somervll, of Tennes'
-. q sell his Tract of Land on the Roanoke rver,
i:n r!y.er's f=rry, containing, by late survey, 500
a., There are on il I56 acres of valuable river bot
tn r.sy !,t sul,Iv uioa. Tho high land is ocvery
$50. ,kl,y, ana well adap:ed to the cultivation OF
ty, S.cai and corn. Persons desiring TO view the
IL Il please call on Dir. Armistead Slurdivant, WHO
=. Ia ne neichborhood, and will take pleasure IN
,owta.t TERMS will be made TO suit the purchaser.
JNO. ). EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somervill
g,Ddsrsnn Granville Co N. C., March 6-ctf
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JNO L MErTAUER, Dean.
Prince Edward Court House, Sept l5-ctlstSoy

SCHOOL IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
an the 18th October, lsl9. Miss TAYLOR
" will open ! select School in Coochland county,
nj the Cottage, abont five miles from Goochand Count
House. The If study will embrace all The
branches of thorough English Education, with La
tin. French .Gd spanish. The number of pupils Is
limited totem
Terms per session Of Ten months.
For go,rd and Tuition IN English, S35
Languages, each 10
Music AT the usual charges.
REFERENCES Right Reverend Bishop Meade;
Reverend John Cooke; reverend w 4 hoWers; Reve-
rend + Berkeley.
Address, Guuclland Court House.
Au. al-cwt lithuct
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LEE M WILLIAM wIpr fay n,

BETWEEN DEcATua ASp BARRON 1t is expected
lnat Mr. KAnn, DIS Lille II William Win" will
be published by Me>sgs. Lea and Blanchard, OF
Phllaaelpha, III a lew days. We annex shOt,
extract, being Letter from Mr.. Win relating 10
he unfortunate duel between Decatur and Bar
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR

AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
TINE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 change his
/ ton, proposes 10 sell his Tavern Lots aud apper-
enances, consisting of large and commOdious Tavern
House. newly built and in complete order, situated i'm
me daiely in frunt nf iha Can't Ilnusr Snulrs in.
date I'M ndrrd horses, with all necessary lots oi VII
lare Hotel, lurd, Garden, &c, SC. The whole built
within The last few years.
THIS property is situated At the county seat, within
seven mi!es Of the Of Farmville, within about
one mile al iampdrn Sidney College, which has at
this tim, one hundred and twenty stndenls al which
institution those having sous Ia educate, LIVING III con
ycnirnt distance BY the purchase of scholarship for
slup educate all their sons without further coat Tor
tuition; also, within one mile Of Union Theological
Seminary and in sight Of Professor branches Female
Seminary Ia fact, the place is made mp OF schools,
Srminares ETC., etc making one OF TIE most desl-
ratle situations in Virginia.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary TO say more IN
regard to the property, he invites all persons des
rms oil purchasing 10 come forward and view the pre-
misses before The 18th October, Court day, as II win on
that day be- offered Il public auction II not sold pri-
vatrly before and il stld before tha time, due notice
will be given RtChD. u NULL
Prince Edward Court House, September ll-cw9W
Richmond Times requested To copy.
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yew Rent Female school

,ssHE exercises of this School, which has been in
successful operation tor several years, Will he re-
sumed on the 18th OF October next, and VIII close on
the 18th of August next.
TERMS:
Roa.d and Tuition In the English branches Sleo
Mus on Piano and use Of instrument y
French ~ ~
desiicd.
one half payable when the scholar enters School, or
IL drsed The lsl January. and the balance on Tue
l5.li August As my object Is the education OF my own
children the number Us heretofore Will be limited 10
Nv Give. H. l. Lhei'
Sept. 27-caawll5,hOct
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
rlIE exercises Of this Institution will he resumed on
l. the first Monday Of November ensuing, and con-
tnue ten months.
FACULTY.
John + Met,auer, a NJ, NJ ID, I'D, Professor oil the
Principles and Practice Of Medicine, and Surgery and
F j M.tlauer, A NJ, NJ u, Professor Of Anatomy.
Ply siology and Chemistry.
Professor Of Therapeutics and MatsT;a
Medica, Midwifery, aud the Diseases OF Females and
| Infants.
| Fer for the course, payable in advance, sll5
Graduation Fee. 3o
Board. convenient, to the Medical College, for ten
months, Sioo
| 1,-, books which can ae had in Farmvllle, n wi.
lase six miles from the Medical College, will not
cost than ~
S2oI
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber intending 10 move 10 the West, de-
L sires To sell his Farm, neai Burlington, i'll King
Queen, the road leading TO the Court House and
Walkeron, on the Mattapony river; u miles from The
former, aud threeand half from The latter place
This u very desirable and valuable Farm; containing
$50 acres; being nearly all married, and well sci in
clover; producing finely the crops will show proven
bal Tor health; Astounding in number Of Springs, Of
the finest water situated in of the best neighbor
hoods in the world; convenient to good market and
to number Of places of worship The buildings con-
sst Of a large and convenient Dwelling House, and
large number Of Outhouses all convenient, and gene
rally in excellent order II is deemed needless 10 say
more as would be likely 10 purchase before view
ne the pre- and Judging for himself TO any dis
posed toLuy "A bargain, this land Will be show any
lime hy the subscriber. THOMAS HAYNES.
Burlington Septe aiber ls-cw6w
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now 10 abaLdan the disposition and he principles
OF the Democratic fathers OF hat day. Is this 10
be unr position and lale2 trust not. trust,
Sir, W. shall never find The Democracy OF New
York following the bad example aid the bad al,
vice Of the Hartford Conyenionists, or Of any
other body whose a!imen, and object are sectional
feelings and autipaIhies, and sectional discold
and division, no, only in The Democratic party but
10 the whole Uninnn