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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
WILLIAM WALLER.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ KING u QUEEN AND ES-


Id county, pronounced the c OF Richmond the p {"
March the OF Rebccca Harris ExecuriX Of John Harris
deceased and Others plaintiffs AGAINST James H. q Joes Admins
defendants depending therein, the subscriber Commissioner
pointed M said decree for that purpose viii proceed TO sell on II Is
bay The dag July 1850 Il otherwise the first lit
day Mlers Tavern Essex county. the following
and parcels Of land belonging the estate Of Edwin upaw
Tha, of land called MAPLE VALLEY, which
the said Edwin ushaw resided at the time OF hs DEATH which hes
according recent survey ereoi joi acres q land This
about mile the left al .lc road leading from ch
from place. miles Mles. and mne'
large and coolos twosory Frame Dwelling House
onesory brick addition the and the various ouopses
usually found such Farm There full proportion Of wood
land tile Farm and portion Of well Inberel with chestnut
an! pine The situation highly healthy and pleasant ani oilers
desirable nechboroo ih tract viii be sold entire,
b Davis. who resides The premises Will take pleasure in
showing the Farm who may wish TO look at" Posses
viii be gwen on The Isl DAY oil January ex with the privilege
ul seeding crop of wheat this Fail.
tract neghoool the already described
adjoining the lands Of Polly Wilson. and Others AM which sup
posed 10 contain IS
comfortable Dwelling House and oolses 'tseon and which I'M
u.caey adons the Farm rsi mentioned ia this lot Edwin Up
ia believed 10 have had estate Only during the lifetime OF
io Of land living in the same nchborood. called Cartons
Mrs Wilson resides ' o and Is belies
r lie IT. The estate Of Edwin tsiaw being en-
oae iyie, nloiety OF rac, called Manns Ordinary.
iAtey on ho SIDES Of he road leading from Mcs King
Qc House. being aho; three mites distant from The former
pace. This supposed 70 Contain ~ &C es q land
rae, Land called NORTH BEND lying In Essex county
.sics the road leading from Mlers 10 Tafraauock, about
mile distant cm ;lt orrcr place. and adjoining the lands oil u
Thomas y Clarke and others. Ts tract supposed To
l0j u land.
undivided muieiy Water Gris Nil aad Nl lot SURPRISED
81 ii. situated ~ Essex county about
i iaic. on Mir and adjoining tie lands oi h. WI hi. JET
Minor others. The Mill soodrc and believed
q lir valuable properly
i1i called ROlIANShNS, lying III Essex county.
piscaaway ard adjoining III. anr al James Crnson. al
others This supposed 3J mostly
woods and rs affords considerable facilities for engaging
IN the wood business.
TERMS sALKOne.,r Of the purchase money Of the said
tracts land respectively cash. the balance credit Of and
deferred payments 10 be- secured by bonds with
proved personal security aud 10 carry Interest "m tie day o sale
Ih t.c properly will be retained uu! d.
rcr,, III the Court Though the title believed he good, The
,ioner sell only such title held by Edwin Up
The sds viii commence At II o clock
j. II. &. JONES Commissioner.
" BAv inquire, respecting the lands Goe advertised All
Fleetwood Academy, King queen.
wil h. promltIy attended June 2j--cu!s
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d., think it would be unwise to attempt to snGfa upon
as2 n snd asis
ry to rence L INTRODUCTION OF general provision
ssn as s sf Ss s fa"s
bic plan io Gu - member of the Convention should be
have expressed my opinion upon the prn
cpal luz ;nrnnce that DESTROYS of referring TO- but
,hs address has already reached TOO great length and
mns therefore for the present leave them untouched
iHus' i'ie''' " WM RI ROY
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GREAT AMERIcAN ENGINEERING


4 = subscribers, 81 10 n'ns,ibscrbers.
part v Specimens OF the Some. lroa AMI Timber Bridges
Niluc. Tunnels CuSeris. &c &c ol the ualed Sales Raj
for- by trnsge Dussan, Architect and Ci:ii Engineer.
Tie csc! part beautifully executed plans elevations
an the Timber Bridge hrec SPANS of 10 ard span
loo ieei) the Delaware At Saw Mill Rift tie line oi the
New York and Ere Railroad, With Specifications, estimates &c
~ DWh the present 6hl part gwen Specimen Plates o
the APPENDIX Theoretical and Practical Treatise Bridge
Building &C. &c consisting OF plans elevations sections aud
details OF obGe arch. $50 feet saa. Fairfield
street Manchester on the line Of the Manchester and BaFghar
railroad Also specimen sheet OF the letter of the AgPEa
with introductory article the application Of iron ra
r0nd structures.
1T lisa work Tint great ederatum and must prove Of grea
benefit the engineering profession generally and especially the
;yo PRACTICAL engineering and mechanical knowledge truth
strikes would require OF labor and patient
part young engineer prepare the drawings and collect the
will be embodied this WORK. and procured
the trina OF SO -Scienc american. March IT, 1850
In with his subject ron Railroad Sructures)
Mr. Dugsan's valuable expea
publication exhibiting drawings, with full descriptions III.
ous iron and wood bridges 'adac tunnels cuyts &C.
railroads the United States. Mr. accoinp
81 Arci,ec: AID Civil Engaee who Ireland this
Try his profession but finding railroad here
nmany respects different from that which he had been
Europe, he applied himself the study
fruits Of his researches and Investigations embodied work.
well calculated 10 the engineers
draushtsmen, bridge builders, mechanics and students
Nec York Journal Of Commerce EsIrlrry H. 1850
Published by GEORGE DUGGAN
80 broadway New York communications should b.
addressed, and SUBSCRIPTIONS forwarded July l-c4t
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HALIFAX, JUNE =,
WRECK or THE yICERoY.-The non-arrisa of the
Vceroy up last night gave cause for much ankle
~. This morning intelligence received that she went
ashore Tuesday evening, at hapast O'Clock, Shae
Island between Cape Sable and the Seal slandshc wealth
or being very thck-where she lies and is far DANA
ged that the flows in and out of her with the tide
H. NJ steamer Columbia is alongside, rendering assistance
and hopes are entertained when the leaks stopped OF
getting her oil.
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POLITICAL.
From tie Sarannoh Georgian.

TJOHt sac 0So' sN's'l
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.
/ send rose without thorn,-
And freely too lis sent:
In culling it my hand was torn;
Nor chang'd my hearts intent.
l thought, that tho the wound was sore,-
Fen blood itself did START
l could, yea, would, by far, far more,
Wound-deeply wound, thy heart!
broke the thorns but look,-o iooS'
The leaves remain yet green; ,.
In what mos, rich, most cherish d oo'A'
Is purer language scent
The Persian girl thus tells her ioSo'
Can not do the same!
We both, most surely-from above
Possess the self same flame.
She-in the night of learning-kne"
No sign 10 tell her thought;
But where the gentle flowers grew,
Words! eloquent, she caught
Then, as she speaks to thee;
And sends a thornless rose
With many leaves;--Oi may they DC
A dream wreath in repose.
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go MEKCmANVs AID FAKMERs.

sESE Farm Which Geo. h Carlton decd te! IL offered al
private sale. tie 18th day VI August ls aad sold
day will then he sold The highest bidder.
10 We'll
the growth of wheat and oil the land
nlc; There beds ui rich found dier
q OF the farm.
Tie buinss large wood dwelling containing
house tie ward. Kitchen dairy anil other
together with good sized house aud
Tie buings all and good oder. There
large mercantile done this stand years by
the proprietor and considered OF tie best stand, IN the
! county. The il healthy and The socir,ygood
Mr. change her relece, bargain viii be
/ sold ia tiis property
Reference is made Dr. II d Faulkner King Queen
VIM f. Ganc-, OF Hanover.
WILLIAM h DAVIS
WILLIAM r. COURTNEY.
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The Roanoke passed along Cary and 18th ss last
by steam on movable railway, her way The Peters
burg depot 1; said she would camp last night somewhere
the Basin She will pass the DanvIe railroad
the Petersburg railroad bridge and commence operations
Immediately the first section of the road which we learn
has been completed. She is splendid model and docs
great credit To the Messrs Talbot We learn that her cost
$500, not $4,000 stated by the Enquirer.
I,jis
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
ss'iIE Medical Faculty a. well a the Pubic arr s'rs
der AT the numerous made daily b. this extraordinary
define acknowledged by many OF our eminent N
scins 10 be certain and speedy cure for igbertn!ar C"sn
DR. Mo and Is constantly used At the Marine Hospital sa
ga ~ DR. Arnold the senior Physician Of the Hospital rhe l.
Dspect AMI all other OF the London medical journals, hsv.
many lines N praise 81 the snp'ins fec Of DR. ii"e ps
the charge ~ Dr Hastings IN London hG also by tn hrs ply
ia England aud all haze ii!ly endorsed aallcj remedy
Consumption and all Other diseases frir, lungs.
single botle viii prove H. efficacy Al lr proprietor asks
bottle the action OF which viii prove 10 tc ra'n' the
this n.tlicine
Coughs colds bronchitis decline asthma. n., $,
I'm, oil blood, are cured m sirpnqiv hort spare o t nj,
colds have yielded 10 the Treatment the Napnta syrup
space Of loyel:It hours. James Western 81 pnur Nj
vas attacked with plus blood and could obtain ua
tried Hastings Nalha which stopped halt hour T.
all the performed By tins medicine would occup
volume The accompanying have been collected by tie Amen
AGENT from which have received by ha
MIDDLEnrRY, VI, MAacn 10Th, >l
Nh. p p FRANCIS :Sr-My sons witc, who lives IL III
to accompanied wi incessat cough, became feeble
could herself in the bed Ilerwo physicians stated '
hob ~ her lungs destroyed AMI thar the other scgiou
rc,eltat her hopeless AMI was !" but ntc M 81
sc toos About which time heard tia, you had advertise III
gs syrup Naihis s.n. for oae bottle and on hr usl,
her cough much relieved an IN less than week er ca
cy disappeared, and she was able 70 walk about Se ot"
bottles AMI she has used plri ol teh AMI c1,
or'ear communicating their astonishing effect, which as
The ihsSca ana al tilt nave seen er Tor sac Is ~ one h'i ~
ell the dead; AMI Is able 10 be about and attuuI Tie
AR. duties ol her household
stranger you. buti wish send you this tie benefit
the wo.d lbsicsc am acquainted with corsumptye rf dc
having been eight deaths IA fathers niy Ia about h'c
''''''' ZEBINA CuslIN,N
JEGsEy CRY, " j.. Myj, l,,
FIJI etc, tia; your Syrfi" Naplha has produced ia nv m a
wr She has rom her earliest infancy been afflicted "l se''
couslnr un now she seven years oil Iays consulted
e'ae' ply and ,en hundreds Of d1lars b.. could e5ap
- ruP NJ NllrlGa :al lad used part Of ilto ir. n"c,
much irisleaet ~ j. effect She cousted violently
eva. but 4 attd@i viii Tree raising OF m'r
dark color AMI disagree, aole utr, from the lungs. incline
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04

ACADEMIC TUTOR.-Thc Trustees OF Richmond College
IA Will elect the 18th oJuy Tutor to fill vacancy the
emc Department; He will be expected to his department
the Schools conducted teaching the ordinary branches
English and Classical Education aud Spending daily with the pu
pills hours The salary thirty seyenhS tie
The College derived the and small
and lodging be had the premises s95 The
will begin October t AMI close July 18Th Address by letter
person. RO RYLAND.
IL Nirnini1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
RACING SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE,

IENlE Pmpnetors beg IA ai cy have opened Ga
for swrenSt sSes, upon the syst@m which has Obtained Is
share oi III; public support in ENGLAND a riaewhcrc b.
a. does :, The publc Al large r iacrcst ctiierw.e ti y
only racing aud enabling all, whether
Sporting matters not 10 participate the chance
ar2c sum. by The :eslt. proportonaby small -
seen y the nuboInci scheme, the subscriber Class
5000.
The sweepstakes open consist OF five for tie
Yorkshire stakes BE- York (ugant) Z}l August
hnrcs rAler.d. FRI hDr.e s.alLAtL
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DEATHS.


DIED il Manchester hu:i?y The 2't OF June Mr. SAMUEL
BOWMAN native OF Shenandoah coLn- virginia, hut for the
years resident Manchester He has lett and
child 10 mourn their rcparahle loss
n5- Shenandoah papers requested 10 copy
DIED. the residence his mother. the lst July PIERRE
CIIENALI1E. aged q years.
DIED. MS reslence buckingham county, Aopcxy the
9Th day VI April A. D., lsI the Goth o his WILLIS
CHAMBERS. Though Mr.. Chambers member OF any
Church. yet he honest good nghbor and worthy
When his actions shall have been weighed in the balance
presumed he will not he found wanting lie struck with
apopexy early in the day and died alter Well the words
OF the Pms be applied There but step between
DEATH Our bones scattered al the graves mouth wen
cuieth and ceaveh wood upon the EARTH a. l..
III The Memphis newspapers and Mssissppan requested
10 copy.
another Revolutionary Soldier Gone!
DIED On the 18th June Dropsy, the residence of Anderson
Malone Ia the county al Charlotte. ISAAC MALONE Soldier o
the Revolution Mr. Malone born Meckenburg Nr
ginia, on the 2h May 6i consequently h. in his sh
and descended from Of the best families Virginia lie
IL c battle oi Guori. y g.. an tie surrender
Cornaas al YORKTOWN W. He MAYED kccky ~ lSU7. aad
returned 10 Nirlsia ~ 1913. die h. said IN nj
During ms absence from Virginia lie all his children
and grand cien grand daugEtsr) who
where n the State o Kentucky and should this notice her
may be consolation 10 her know that his character
proacnabe In all the various relations OF life with his fellow
lie was true patriot and arenty attached the Institutions OF hi
country Mr. Malone Of The Methodist faith havifg attached
himself 10 maj church many and was the OF au
Malone leading member OF the Methodist Church his day
10 Kentucky papers requested 70 copy. b r. i.
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THE SUMMER BIRDS.
BY AMELIA B. wELSp.

BY AMELIA B. wELsY
Sweet warblers OF the sunny hours
Forever on the wing
love them as love the flowers,
The sunligh, and the spring
They come like pleasant memories,
In summers joyous time,
And sing their gushing melodles'
AS would sing rhyme.
In the green and quiet places; eu.
When the golden sunlight tails,
We sit with smiling faces,
To list their silver calls;
And when their holy anthems
Come pealing through the air,
Onr hearts leap forth 10 meet them,
With blessing and 4 prayer.
Amid the mornings fragrant dew
Amid the msts oil even
They MARBLE on as ii they drew
Their music down from Heaven.
How swcetlv sounds each mellow note,
Beneath the moons pale ray,
When dying 2ephyrs rise and tioat
Like lovers signs away.
Like shadowy spirits seen at eve,
Among the tombs they glide,
When sweet pale forms for which we grieve
Lie sleeping side by side:
They break with song the solemn hush,
Where Peace reclines her head,
And link theirJoys with lnourniul thoughts
Tha; cluster round the dead.
For never can my soul forget
The loves of other years;
Their memories fill my spirit yet
I've kept them green with tears.
And their singing grects my heart al times,
As in the days OF yore,
Though their music and their loneliness
Are oer--forever DER.
And often, when the mournful night
Comes with low sweet tune,
And sets star on every height,
And one beside the moon
When not sound of wind or wave
The holy stiffness mars,
look above, aud strive 10 trace
Their dwelling in the stars.
The birds the birds OF summer hours
They bring a gust Of glee
To the child among the fragrant flowers
To the sailor on the sea.
We hear their thrilling voices
In their swift and airy flight
And the inward heart reloices
With a calm and pure delight.
In the stiffness of the starlight hours,
When am with the dead
o may they fiutter mid the flowers
That blossom Ger my head;
And sing their songs of gladness forth
In one melodious strain,
Der lips whose broken melody
Shall never sing again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04

s1l the decree the Ccu, Superior Court Law
- Ca"cey for Richmond county the 81 Bsicl shcr.
Tor the benefit OF Young, and OF Berry Albert & MrCas
ani Others pronounced on the 18th of April 40 the undersigned
commissioners nj the viii expose sale the highest bidder
public the premises the LIST OF August all ia,
properly real aud personal embraced the l'c o from
q; Mcty ani Lucy b. his vile. VIM d. McCay dated liti
March 1870 and flied with bill o the cnmpdan,s. Tie real
u small tract 81 ad Rarpaharock S-
Point. Steamboat anlnc) AMI has upon good welin.
house IL esteemed good
he title good bu; shall convey with special warany
Terms o the personal proIertv for the land fourth cash
tie bacc credit i. II and i months with th
ay Of sale; bond with approved security. anla deed
properly required. X. A. CLANBRO0K. ,,,.,..
.l--cMiw RD MAYO. Jr "'''7'
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SALEof LOUGHPATTERSS. p,TEyTu

PORTION oi tie Plough Patterns not hrms IN DOSE. ,
! q the day vi G. WATT cos Saie. 18Th june "A ,,ub r. =,
OTHERS which a! Will ak place a. ne
~ Mr. James SiLer lJi street Tuesday 10Th Juy :
O'Clock Also the Patent Rich, 10 Watkins Wheat Fan
ptr ul Eastern Virginia AMI few other articles omitted ne
nier sale. = WALTIIhr
sr5- Sar cond,rtri by i L. - PAYNE. Anct I'M, > =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04

lgE II. SMITH, corner Of Vain ami l.th S,re,,. -
as late ~ the irm oi PARKER SMITH soil .S..x.Ss
clis eariy orders for Thrcsers. particularly thn- pA
the larger Glass, With
ready made the usual variety oi machines common ft ~
horse powers corn shelters tshall szr) ard horse AMI ha
combined Wheat Fans ri hs own ca. ruc,i, al ~
hraied Bmhfou% Fan 50 much S"us' alter Maryland ami
sylfana lie asks ac'fh % hts patent Cut.
lie teSots particular attention 10 tlrraus uachir rr,r" -
cary those ra!c by Jabez Parker lni 9 Parker aI Snrh
VIII such repairs satisfaction N.w s.,s 81 ,
hr inserted at small ids making machines now rrn, .
wear equal 70 new IL. fas aso Pennocks Wheat Ds ~
ror airc Chains Cham Horse powers ready NAL
Eai,
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Whitehnrst's Sky-Light Dasaerrian GALLERY
ELECTRO DAGUERREOTIpES.
,ADn ,pA n.,I

"a loon ia tnl o, ration ~ Main Street. n, =
ichi constructed OH the most scientific and costly mastf NJ
taken etherclc.r cloudy weather. though CLOUDY IL
era5e Tor nlt' cildea 10 be taken clear DAY n1l
selected. Mr W having successfully applied electricity ms ,
hcF lo0e =, 40" chioe" u se' Tue is' y" s" 90 liz ,
almost Instantly,
Its the enables him this c,
twenty and the tweat, %
annually which he deensa lerns psoo tie ~.
only OF HIS kcnesscs.
Particular paid in taking licensees .: children,
mortem copying % paintings dasuenroyir,
spccIllv solicited. whether slt for likeness
Galleries ~ Main street Richn"nd Main Nonok Scar
street, Petersburg Main LyGchbu!g Virginia. amt ~ Ba
street, Baltimore
usI, his rotary ground aPa,en, for IL" ia. ben
piled tor }. ii. WHllEllt RsI. Proprietor
/,
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ALUABLE LAND IL mENKIco COUNTY FOR

WE are authorized Il very valuable Tract of Land in the
w Of enco about nine miles above the City of Rich
monl, Mountain road. and about mile from Walkeon
containing hundred twenty The property
good cultivation. aud we'll wooded and will be sold part
purchasers applying the subscribers An
land be seem also, every information given.
MAY pIIIlAM & SItDE. Aucts
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EMORY AMI HENRY 6-nf1EnE

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.
The Abingdon Virgnan that tho commencement
Emory and Henry College took place the 18th and 18th
at and that fourteen young gentlemen graduated Seven
young gentlemen contended for the Robertson Prize Medal
which was awarded 10 John Preston White of Abingdon
ssd Gays ie ybgnan should be douby priced for several
OF ssss who lost are said 70 have made splendid efforts.
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Another R,rol,,tio,o,.y So,,,;,r G;oo, I,
sRRINGHiLL, IN AMELIA COUNTY, For SALE

y1NiE subscriber Offers for sale his land Roads
county containing nearly 100 are settlements
on the lana and 1t may e conveniently divided into The
tact on which rest has comfortable dwelling all the
necessary olh'as IN good lots and houses good
condition 10 a crop.
The other besides ouhoucs has on il Iage inf
dwelling house which made comfortable and convenient with
LILLE expense.
Each hc places have springs of excellent wafer within short
distance the houses and the Land sui purchasers
civng - each considerable Of low
grounds Swealiouse creek
The subscriber will take pleasure showing the land 10
d0se 10 pucha--an! should he sold
August next, will that day be offered public
highest bidder the premises
TERMS-Onc third The balance IN one , nd hrea vc,r,
June 24-c3t IosEpu u.yN
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WILLIAM =. CUURTNE
Nav l7-cwtis Exu'rs. ui Geo. X Carlton d
-----,,,ynyEp n In NM, q 49,

HANOSER LAND FOR SALE.
rHyiIE subscriber offers sale the Tract Land Hanover
county belonging the o Wn. Ike deceased.
iGD about In 81 which cn aud the
original timber and and has
line mari good Mill The Improvements
tyyoory Framed Dwelling, and Other Necessary ouhouscs,
;te Orchards IN the nd lying directly
Stage Richmond Old Church Tavern, about
twelve miles the and three miles ipm the latter which
lc sold los. Persons wishing purc'a for all
apply this Office , subscriber person 10y
letter, directed to NJ 1 SIARkE, Richmond
In .ff
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The drawing of This sweepsaks VIII take place publicly
day"f August. sjf' the iy which the wIi he
place AMI hour being duly announced by
TIE OF nj! the horses entered viii lie allotted
sncricrsm each class AMI the .sJ day September
~ich imc the result OF tie br the prlz-
distributed; the holder of the The winning ho.se &
- receiving pg4e Of my thousand dollars that Of tia
scheme.
Commission ni 10 per exFeses ali Be- do5
IN payment oi all prizes
ANY further Information required will bc afforded by the
L.fy. Nj William Rauo AZ the Offices above whom i II
Gallons Tor aud other lie ai
post PAID AMI all renl;ances either by bill be- 4
return Tor winch numbered WI bc forwarded
Lists oi horses entered Tor .I above and al other
ancc may be seen, together with schemes sweepstakes
cn'Elus 81 lestf Nc. Ac. &c. Iuue lt-.aH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-04
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE ALEEMAKIE LAND FOX SALE.
HRAVlNG determined 10 Illinois. now ocr the
most beautiful and productive farms Alemae Tor sale THE
- ~ Of which woods lying nc
OF Charlottesville and commanding view OF c Bu- Ridge for y
and all nj that beautiful valley lying beween the Blue Ridge
and prefer selling Negroes Crops Stock
and Tools together. hut viii sell separately gentlemen the
country this farm being unsurpassed or fertility scenery
society. WILLIAM l.. CRAVEN
.ur1t