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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12

DungilSOHS lhelCFeutlcs q hateIla Medlca: 90
Devices on diseases of Females; So so
do do Children; so
Megs' Females and their Diseases; 42S
ConGie on diseases of Females;
do do do $50
Ashwell on diseases of Females; $50
Eberle on dieases of children; 325
Churchill on diseases of Females; 375
Bartlett on Typhoid and Typhus fever; 200
Pereira on food and Diet; 100
Dunglison on human Health; 500
Rankin's abstract Of Medical Sciences; as
Ewclfs Medical companions; $50
Coke Epitome of Hippocrates &Galen; rs
Cooper's medical Dictionary; 900
Hoblyn'S do do It's
Coopers do do 400
Dunglison's do do $50
Guys Forensic medicines: $50
Grahams elements of Chamistry; 800
Carpenters human Physiology; s25
Wilson's do Anatomy, 325
Smith & Horner's anatomical atlas; $50
Masses do do 90
Horner's practical anatomy; 275
do special DO 500
Graves & Gerliard's clinical Lectures; 275
Brodie,s do DO 200
Liston's element Of surgery; 375
do practical. do 375
Smiths Minor; do $50
Lawrence on Ruptures; 275
Edwards Physical agents electricity: SO
Thonlson's management of sick room; 25
IrriS ru1e
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y ust received an for sale
TO TIE PUBLIC.

TINE Subscriber would respectfully announce to
i the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity that he
has opened School in the basement of the Congre-
gational Church, and solcits the patronage of the
community. Terms of Tuition, per scholar, per
quarter of twelve weeks, are as follow
For orthosraphy, Reading and Penmanshir,
per scholar, $500
For Arithmetic, Geography and English Gram
mar, per scholar, 400
For Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric and Elccu-
ton, per scholar, $50
For Mathematics and the Languages, per
scholar, 500
Pupils of both sexes, will be admitted into his
School, and no pains shall be spared. or diligence,
on his part, unemployed, to advance their best in
terests, and to secure the favor OF the public.
Burlington, april II, 1919. ]. PIERSON.
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10, Professional Men and Others.

To FroieSslona Men and Others.
Books Stationery, &c, selling eff at reduced Prices
4 CARD.-The subscriber being about to leave
for the east.is very DESTROYS to reduce his stock
previous to his departure. He therefore offers
great inducement to immediate purchasers.
Orders by mail will be punctualIy attended to. In
the medical department will be found the following
rare and very valuable books.
Mendenhalrs Medical Students Vace Mecnm; 81 as
Evanson Maunscll on diseases OF chdren; 225
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EyECUTGR'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned give notice that letters OF adj
L minstraton on the estate Of James Major. deed,
late of Desmoines county, State of Iowa, have
been granted to them by the Probate court of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate
quested to make payment to them. and those having
Claims to present them for adjustment
BARTON r. DAVID, rS,,,,,a.,
april l2Als49-3t RICHARD NOBLE,
Of the last will and te stament of Jas Major decd
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NEW GOODS 7!

y ECEIVED this day and opening fresh
/ / stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Ready
Made CLOTHING Boots and Shoes, ttc ali of which viii
be sold at the lowest prices by ALFRED CLARKE
N. B.--A superior article Of PLou6Hs, which are
warranted to give satisfaction, hand and for sale
by ImarCh 90, .S49 ALFRED CLARKE.
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NEW AND CHEAP

NEW AND CHEAP
GROCERY g. DRY GOODS STORE.
ToHN COOPER has taken the store on Main street,
y next door to the Recorders Office lately occu-
pied by II. X. Terrell, where he offers for sale a
fresh and extensive supply of Groceries, Dry Goods,
and Hardware. which he intends to sell very low,
wholesale and retail.
The highest prices paid for country Produce.
Burlington. april 8, iSs9-4w J. C.
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BURLINGTON lIANK-EYE.

.nn7s MUSIC MUSIC miss COOPER having
kSS recently arrived in this City from Ireland where
Sk she has received Instruct ion the Piano Forte
from the first Teachers in that country, intends
giving Lessons in the above accomplishment to any
young Ladies who may wish to receive instruction
from her.
For Terms and particulars apply at John Coopers
Grocery and Dry Goods store, Main street, next
Recorders office. burlington, april ~, 1S49-4t
just received and for sale
q HHDs. New Orleans Sugar; fierce Rices
~ 80 bbls. N. Orleans and sugar house moiasses;
25 sacks Rio Coffee;
100 do G. A. salt;
10 do Dried apples and peaches;
Also,a very desirable assortment of Spring and
Summer styles, dress Goods, etc, including rich
fancy prints, Lawns, Ginghams, checks, shawls,
scarfs florence braid bonnets, bonnet ribbons bon
net tabs and artiicias, fans, coat and pant
stuffs etc. etc. by PARSONS, CoPP & PARSONS
Burlington, april IL, '49,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12

Is. ~
In this city, on Monday morning, the Sd instant,
ANNA ELIZABETH. eldest daughter of NJ. G. and
Jane Criswel, aged six years. three months and
twenty -four days.
On Sunday the nth March at Chambersburgh, Pa.
SUsANNAH, daughter Of Abraham and Jane Ritner,
aged III years months and some days.
The above an interesting little girl; obedient,
and exceedingly amiable in her dispostionso much
So to endear her TO all with whom she had inter-
course. :.
.Passing away,'' appears to be written upon eve
~ thing earthly, anc in no instance, haze we seen
this truth SO fully verified in the speedy removal
OF this loved one from the shores Of time. We are
led 70 ask ourselves the question in the language OF
another
"FIiends, friends, Oh shall we meet
Where the spoiles finds no prey!
whose earthly things and sweet
Pass not away!"
We answer decidedly yes. The bereaved friends
may expect to meet that tender one in cline (which
knows no decay. To use her own expression she
swill know more sickness there, but will be for
sever with that Savior, whom she loved, and whom
she expected to praise.
II becomes us then(whilst we cannot refrain from
shedding affections tear to rejoice that her spirits
happily released from earth, and without murmur-
ing exclaim sit is the Lord let him do what SEEM
eth him goods
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CIRCULAR SAWS.

WEIGH GRIFFITH, BosroN.
THILD, FAIR CO., sole agents for the sale of
those celeb ated Circular Saws, have made such
arrangements that they will be fully supplied at all
times. with 4S and so inch saws, and orders will be
promptly filed at lat Main street, third door north
of the Bank of Missouri. Child, TARR & Co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12
To California Emigrants.

To California Emgrants.
lust received Wares Guide, with map ETC.;
y Hughes Guide; Ro5nson's Guide with map;
NewhalPs do Seymouf's Guide with do
Also, pocket memorandum books, pencils pen ink.
paper, pocket bibles, tesamens ETC.; etc, for sale
low at AnRAHAsi's Book Store, Corner of Barrett
House. Burlington, Iowa, march 90, $40
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12
Fruit TREES FOR SALE.

... WE have on hand and for sale great guam
4T3 tty of Fruit Trees, one and half miles ives.
T. of Burlington, at the residence OF Jeremiah
Smith r. Our varieties consist of about fifty kinds
Of Fruit Of the best selections that could
ed in the west and is said to be we'll adapted to this
climate. our assortment Of Fruit comprises Apples
Peaches Cherries and Grape vines, Currents, ETC.,
which was selected by an experienced person in
the culture of Fruit, the city Of Cincinnati, O.
hio, and will be sold at reduced prices and warrant
cd to be the identical Fruit that represent ii to
be. great portion Of these Trees viii bloom this
Spring if removed at proper time with care Those
wishing to plant Orchards this Spring will do well
bv giving US call before purchasing elsewhere.
n,reh A. 1s4e-6t SMITH b LUCKY.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING FANCY DRY GOODS!i!
John FULLERTON is now opening large as
y sortment Of Spring Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
all of which have been selected from the latest i'm
portatiOns and newest styles. Fss
l have also paid the cash for the greater part of
my stock, which enables me to offer Goods at I'M
pfecedented and astonishing low prices.
My stock being entirely new comprises almost
every article adapted to the Trade, too varions to
enumerate within the limits of an advertisement,
but comprise in part
Dress Goods of latest styles;
Bonnets, bonnet ribbons and flowers;
French broad cloth, cassimeres * vestings;
Gents cravats ard Congress Caters;
To which would call particular attention. But
call and see and each person judge for themselves
as Buena Vista, No. 2, cannot be surpassed in
either styles or low prices. april 5, ls49
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]. 8. Kimhall & Co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry foods, Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps sc.
WoLl respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have on hand large
and beautiful stock of Goods in their line, consist
ing of all the varieties adapted to the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard to style
and quality. to which we invite the attention of our
friends and dealers generally. apr IL, IsA9
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..rifV SchOcl..

THE undersigned, assisted by Miss HoppIN has
re-opened his school for a term of five months
Instruction will be given in the various branches
of liberal learning, including Freaeh and Drarina-
Scholars admitted at any time, but no allowance
made for absence unless a week or more be lost BY
some necessity.
Miss HoPPIN, who is a good French scholar, and
acquainted with the most improved method of com.
municating knowledge of the French Language,
will give instruction to class in private, ii such
class can be formed. Young ladies wishing to
astudy French'' will do well to make her a caH.''
Burlington, april 5, is4s-4t +. w. GRAY
WESTERN HOTEL, BR1oHToN.
TINE subscriber respectfully announces to the
/ travelling public that he has taken the Western
Hotel in the Town of Brighton, Washington coun-
ty, Iowa, recently occupied by John Lewis, Esq,
where he hopes by the strctest attention TO the
wants and wishes of travellers to merit share of
patronage. There is connected with the House a
spacious stable and wagon yard. Teamsters and
emigrants can be supplied with horse feed.
Travellers and emigrants starting from Burlington
to tuscaloosa and Raccoon Forks, will find this to
be the nearest and best route. SAWL YEATES
Brighton, april s, 1S49-3m
GLOBE IRON WORKS-Cincinh atl, Ohio.
TIME subscribers, proprietors OF the above works
i are constantly manufacturing and keep on sale
q large stock Of
Bar Iron, of all sizes;
Iron wire, do from to 80, suitable for Tin
ners, Telegraphs, Fences and Bridges;
Riyets, Black and Timed, IS to so lb per NJ;
Hose Rivets and washers, all sizes;
For sale on the most favorable terms by
NORTHAMPTON & PtLLAN
Cincinnati, april 5, '49-am Office, NO "a Main street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
Hats and CAPS

T STURGIS Il SON viii. receive about the 18th Of
y April, their Spring and Summer supply of Hats,
Caps and Sfra,c Hats They invite the attention Of
Country Dealers and the public to the following Cat
aiogue, which they will sell at ST Louis prices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
Esy w. GOddin, Auct.
MOST VALUABLE FARM
Sepl l0--id.

Near Richmond, together ,oith the Stoek of
Horses, 1lu'es, Co,os, Hogs. Crops Of Corr,
Oats, Hay, &c.
FNlIE subscriber, finding il impossible 10 al
l. Ieud to The management OF farm and
his business in town, has determined 10 remove
10 Richmond, and will sell al public auction.
upon the premises, Without reserve, on TUES
DAY, the lG.h day al October, l849, commenc-
inc q. III o'clock, A. NJ The Fam on which he
now resides, called "Rose Meath" formerly own
ed and occupied by the Rev. Jesse h. Turner,
situated atoui miles west OF The said city, on
The jrh side vi The Deep Run Turnpike road
The whole tract contains 3i3 acres; and is COM
posed ci three dslinc, iaIms. II Will be so d.
vided as tc give 10 The mansion-house Tract l22i
acres; 10 the farm recently occupied by Mr. Miles
Cary, 1851 acres; and to The farm (ncar Messrs
Anlhony ard Poi,iaux Robinson) formerly &C.
cupied by the said Cary, 90 acres.
The land attached 10 each farm (but more
especially The Two toTmeD is in the highest state
ol cultivation and improvement, and as will DO
seen by reference to the growing crops. The
and conveniently arranged consisting OF
dwelling handsomely finished. and nearly new,
containing Twelve rooms besides wide pas sage,
large porlico Two stories high, and all other he
ccssary oul.buidngs.
The Improvements upon the tract recently &C.
cupied by Mir. Cary CONSIST Of comfortable
dwelling in good ORDER large stables. barns, ser
wants houses, Sc. The improvements uron lie
other lIac, consist Of dwelling somewhat Out Of
repair, (but with small expenditure could be
made comfortable, kitchen, barn, DC. a map
and survey OF The whole farm will be ready lcr
examination in few days, and may be seen ~
calling on the anctoneer.
Immediately after the sale OF the land, the per-
sonal cs!a!e will be sold. The PERSONAL estate
consists in part Of horses, one OF which is a
very superior ridins animal, 10 fine mules,
brood maze and a mule colt, Is mich cows
about $50 hogs and shoa,s, | excellent family
carriage b.rouche about 100000 los oats and
hay, about 800 bbls corn, large quantity of
straw, fodder, shucks &C., several wagons carts,
ell The iarHl;ns Implements OF every description,
all Of my household furniture, Including (be.
sides oac line piano. every article usually found
in ceneel family, all nearly new and 10 eoed
order; together with an excellent family library
Terms: For Tie land, one fourth cash; balance
al |, , and years fr bonds bearing interest.
secured by trust deei. For the personal estate.
all sums under $40. cash. over that amount, b
n,aa,hs cledi, Tor approved endorsed NEGOTIABLE
paper. JOS. ~. IoL9oiA
n Sale TO be conducted by
Sen 4-c'Cs w. CODDlN, Auc!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
AUCTION SALES
gsy "a, ~. Dickinson * asro.
NEGROES.


THIS Day, al 10 O'clock. will lie sold three
Negro Men, lour Negro Boys, and three Negro
Girls.
SALE OF LAND AND SIX VALUABLE
NEGROES, IN CHESTERFlELD.
10y yituc Of iced 81 trust EXECUTED 10 he sub.
d scfber by Benjamin L Goodc, deed, bearing
tale On the 10Th day of June, lSi7, and duly re-
corded in The clerks ctiicc uf Cheserlst county
Coar, | as the trustee therein named, III e1ccu-
lion OF the said uu:t, having beeo So requested ny
The CREDITOR named in The said deed, will expose
TO SALE Al public auction, IN The premises, a, The
tonne. residence 81 the sa id Benz in.n l. Goede, N
the County .! Chesterfield, IN TUESDAY, The -
day @. October, is49, at ~ O'Clock, A. n :, Ihe
following properly, real and personal, in The aid
deed mentioned viz tract OF land with lis i'm
pfoyements and appearances, wherein the SAID
Gocce now resides, in The county OF Chesterfield,
adjoining the lands OF B Hobson and Richard
Guude, on Goodies Road, containing one hun
dred and ,hiry-three and one third acres. mole oil
less; AID he following slaves, with their increase
PHIL, judith, Mary, Agnes, Amy and Matilda,
in all six.
Terms of sale, cash, for The whole amount
of The purchase money. The lille 10 the above
mentioned properly is believed 10 be perfectly
good, but selling as trustee, The Undersigned will
convey only such lille as is vested in him by the
deed OF trust aforesaid.
JOSEPH NJ. DARLINGTON,
SEPT l0--lds Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
sxy PulIiana Il Slade.
VALUABLE FARM. STOCK AND CROPS
ntEAD pIGlMQND FOR SAL f

VALUABLE FARM. STUN AMI CtoeS
NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
rf,HE subscriber intending 10 chancr his resi-
dence offers Tor sale his tarn the New
Bridge Road, three miles from The city, adjoining
The lanes OF Malols Edmund Christian ard Shei-
win McRae and others, containing abon' Que
hundred and thirty acres; one hundred OF which
ale cleared and in good nean, producing hne
crops, as may be seen from the growing crops.
The latm is IS healthy as any in The neishbar-
hood which i believed 10 b. As much SO as any
IN Virginia |. lies well and has on il a large
aud ccinncdlous dwelling house, having nine
rooms with frc.placcs, and all necessary cut
houses ANY one wishing 10 buy such farm.
j, invited 10 vi.w il, or address Inc or John Nj.
Gregory ESQ.,, through the Richmond P. Q.
n The farm should no! be sold before THURS
DAY The llth day Il October l649 il will on
thai day (ii ,aiG or il nol, on The next fair day)
he sc!i a pubic auction On the premises.
The arm viii certainly be sold, aud upon al
yaoaneous terms to the purchaser, as only
small portion OF The purchase money will be lie.
oni,ed in cash. Immediately after the sale Of
the IA i, The growing crops OF corn, (Which are
very ,iae, } oa;s fodder, 81, some very superior
milch COWS, horses carriage, wagons, cars and
farming utensils, and also, a ine LOT oil hogs sill
be sod at auction.
The personal property will be sold upon a
credi, OF iour mon rs Tor approved negotiable
pancr. Possession oil The farm may be had 1T
once, with The privilege Of The growing crops at
= fair valuation. L B. SELDEE.
Sale conducted by PULLIAM q SLApE, Auc's.
E. S. Should The putchas r desire il, ne can
| tu +, one hun.ted or more acres adjoining,
4 :. c.i.S L. -. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
CANARY Birds,
Office Of the Richmond and DanriIe
7ail,oad Company, Sept 9Th, iS49. }


TIA meeting OF The Board of Directors neid
n this day, The following preamble ana ies''u-
lions we're adopted, viz:
"Whereas great delay has occurred IN me
colle..io OF acquisitions made upon the Siotk>
ho'd.is If the Richmond and OanyIl!e Railroad
Company: as measure OF justice To me pfompl
Soc holders, and 10 ensure The punclnal dis>
charge Of the obligations OF The said company,
therefore
.ResoIyed, by the President and Directors,
That from The 20;h day OF October, 1919, interest
shall be charged and payable upon all reqnisl,
lions made By The order Of the Board, unless said
reauisi,ions Shall be paid within Que month from
the date vi said requisilion, or previous 10 de-
mand made upon the Stockholders by The Col.
lec,or OF The Company. That the President aud
Directors will appoint county agents, whose du-
" shall be to collect said acquisitions and interest
and VIII ,se compensation shall be made from the
proceeds arising from The collection OF interest
alone, and not IRON The apal CT The company"
The following persons were then appointed
agents 10 ccllect acquisitions made on the STOCK oil
the company, viz:
Samuel ID Burke for The counties oil Prince
Edward, Holloway and LunenouIe.
Edward Green, Tor Amelia county.
VIM. Fl. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley, Jr., Tor Halifax county.
Thomas S. Jones, for Piltsgyania county.
Anthony NJ Dupuy, for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley. Tor franklin county
Abram Staples, Tor Patrick county.
DR. Jas. Williams, tor CasWell county, N. T..
John FL. Gilmer, for Guiltord county, N. &.
Resolved, That the Clerk and Treasurer be
hereby instructed 10 make collections OF unpaid
acquisitions in the city OF Richmond, with author
u1d il necessary to do SO.
p. VAN DEURSEN. C. ST,
Sept l5-d&cl20Oci r. g.. D. r. K Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
LUCK'S OFFICE,


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
THE following prizes have beeRery recenly vsnd
i to LUCK, who continues to'ecslVe ana veha
Prize Tickets. Persons In town orountry IN want Oh
cash would do well To call on or AXE small femi'-
Nos Is - Al, the Grand Caplalf $50, 900 was sold
and paid to ctisen Of Richmond W. LuIh, nns Snz
2eh Nos: 80 81 o. ooo, no 10 ~ o w. Sd'Iv ~.
mcrous others Of $3.50, 500, 4uo, So l23, lVo, &c
which wers distributed among the pdons OF this once
SPLENDID SCHEMES F0 OCTOBER
$4,000, 4 of la,5J0, 100 of 500 60 of 600:
susqushanna Lottery, Glass a, to- drawn al Balti
more Wednesday October De ION, o an 5o m of
$780, CD or ,OuO Tickets sl6-shar. In proportion
Certificates Of a package OF Whoes 2sii halves liz;
FN"' s3z377, IS 900 $50
susouehanna Lottery Glass As, to,o drawn at BalIi-
mare, October l7th. IS Nos, IA diwn. Capitals:
prize Of s37 ,377 ofl50Jo, of $50, Of - Of
1000, &c. Tickets Sl0-sharss In roportion: CsftI
cates Of package Of Wholes sl3i halves co. quar-
'''' ~ $4,000, 20 of 5000, 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Cas IS, 10 be drawn
at Baltimore, October 2Oth. IS No, II drawn. "a
ptaIs prise Of $50 900, ~ o. a,Oo, ~ OF i,ooo, -
proportion.
$4,000, 3 of 10000 6 II 5000.
Snsouehanna Lo,tery. Glass AZ, tobs drawn at Bal
iimorr, Wednesday, October 2ilh 70 Sos ~ drawn W.T.,
Capitals prize OF Sl0OtU, oil isop, oil o'Uoo,
20 Of ,OuO % Of 500, 20 of 400 Tikets slc-sharee
In proportion.
A BRILLIANT SCHEME FoITHE ATH:
SEQ, C0O Of $4,000, OF lU,Ou0, CT 5000, lVo al
1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Chs Al, 70 De draw
al Baltimore. Saturday, October aIh Is Nos.' 70
drawn Capitals: prize o: $4,000 > OF 10000 : 81
10000, 10 of 5000, lo' Of iooo o. rissets sI0 #
shares in proportion Certificates 81 package u
WhoIss sa6J; halves 1870; quarters til
$4,000, $4,000. 1900.
sisquehanna Lottery, Class4s, 10 he drawn 2. Da,'
more, "Wednesday, october 3'st IS Nos' 10 1ia raw
capitals: prize oi sa3ovo, OF :! 100, OF ,ooo,
Of ,a95, % OF ,oO0 Tickets sio-'hafes Ia proper
ton
Ticket, for sale in eli Lotteries advertised by Messis
o. PAINE & co. Particular attention gwen to dis
tant correspondents Prizes paid a! sight ana all OIL
S.n, 20 c. B. LUCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-02
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM
Hanover kand for sale.

fINiiE subscriber oilers Cor sale, uhI NE GU nay OF
October next, his Tract Of Land IN The county o.
Hanover, containing ASH acres, lying on ihs south
and VIM d. Winston Tire said Tact contains about
gu acres OF cleared land allof which lies between the
main road from Goodal's 10 Hanover Court House ana
the river, In sight Of both the Louisa ana .e hSi"na
and Fredericksburg. railroad, within quarter oi mile
Of The latter It also within about three miles OF Mr.
WIN. F. Wickhan's mari beds, from whom no doubt az
much mari may be gotten as may be desired al very
r,a,onable rrce No farther descriptions deemed ne
eessay al any one desiring further information can ob'
tain il by inquiries or by letter directed TO me
subscriber a; Taylorsville, Hanover county WIN
aso state that any une desiring larger Farm can oh.
tain If Mr.. VIM ID. Winston four or hve hundred
acres Immediately adjoining my Tract.
If sale Of the above Tract OF Land Is not rneeieh
before the said 9Th day Of octoser VII on ina, aa,
ogsr The same uublicy To the highest blddrr on the
premises al i2oclock, NJ, II far II not, OIL tile rst
fair ,Iay thereafter. Terms made liberal
TO-, ana 90 aa-ctds WIN. II. WINSTON.