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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-02

New GAs-The Boston Bee tells us great
deal. indefinitely, about gas light that beats
Palne's and eyery5oiy else's out of sight 1t says
the invention is going on swinmingly, that the
Aslor House is soau To be lighted by it, and that
cOmpany has been formed 10 bring it into general
use. We presume this is the invention of Rev.
MIR Adams (laie Episcopal clergyman of Spring
fieid)nf which we have heard COMPLIANT predictions
from private sources for some tirae past. The Bee
sums up its advantages, as follows list. that it
will cast absolutely less than nothing: ID. that it
rs made by very simple process 81, that il is
not liable To explosion, and 4th. that il is m,re
powerful. brilliant and beautiful than any other
light ever used.-Bmscr Hill Aurora
Our friend OF the Aurora, and the public gene
rally. will s1nn have m ppr'unity 10 witness this
beautiful and wonderful discovery All the as
sertions we have made in its favor will be verified
To the letter. Boston Bee.
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RECORD OF DEATHs.

DIED, on the 10th ult., WILLIAM c., infant son O
MIR. Jos. T. Mitchell, aged about Is months.
DIED. near this place on Monday last Mrs MARY
FoRBUS, wife OF Mr.. James Forbas, aged about 30
years.
DIED, the morning Of the 9th inst, in the 22nd
year OF her age, ELLEN WALKER GRE. y, wife of MIR
Thomas \. Green, ct Saunton, and daughter of ]. ID
Latham Esq, of Washington City. The deceased had
been for several years resident amongst and by heI
amablc character, modest dcportmcnt and varied vir-
tues had the respect aud esteem of all who had the
pleasure Of her acquaintance and though FAR distant from
her native home aud her kindred living among strangers
dhe mastering attentions Of those who surrounded her
couch during her brief iilaeSS and the gushing sympa-
4hies which her melancholy death has elected, bear
tha' she occupied place in the hearts OF her
n'enS wn'on nothing mt cst,naosr l.l ,Idcaring
Vo0lu nave purchased. She has lift doting
nusoa1o ana lovely ufnt-the one ever 10 mourn her
oca'' inc o'her robbed OF mothers love arl moth
erS Pt1JVIS' tut down in the vcrv t!bul, as il
were, OF wcmanhoot, at period yy., If. se.med IN
promise her many years ol hlpnincss nm Garth she
went not unw'llinsiy. The Coming tvror, nj .oS,
his SHADOW lore him-and long bcclT, he ha i,
insatiatc grasp upoa her, she sensible. tba, ,h U.s.
mons had coins She 'sct her house in ordrr ,, l
with piouS devotion expressed her entire submission, ~
the Will of God implicit, ,ng upon His promis NJ
mercy aud her last ,.plS wcrs marked with ma,
thence and rcSignatiou VII. bespoke thai all was cali,
and serene within. can pour no C,asr balm
into the bleeding h. art Of her Gi,c5uSolatc and af
ficcd husband than sincere condoience-his angel
wife pointed hiu - tht only tre source We give
nothing out olr 'N's Of sympathy the trnderchid ;
m ~ shc b. Taught 10 emulate the virtues aud 20 revere
tn memory OF her mother and invoke for her the
qua dialship OF the b,ngulnl haaI "that empcrS the
" Ind to the shorn lamb -.
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Cheapest Clothing Store in Stanton.

To please our friends down the street,
Again we Try our hand at rhyme,
Then from Parnassus we retreat
For truly we have not the time,
When waiting patrons crowd around,
Eager to ouy of FRANK s. Co.
To give To- truth poetic sound,
And lei hem disappointed go.
In TACT we cannot help but wonder,
How sadly looks our chubby friend,
And though he tunes much at our thunder,
We surely meant not to offend.
Oh tske u easy, gentle neighbor,
We know your goods you seldom sell,
And If twill save you any labor,
The reason Of it we will tell
For all your arts the folks to wheedle,
Aud ease them of their extra fps,
WON'T answer like the thread and needle,
10 save cnat "r vest from rips.
Instead ut basting try ON plan,
put IN the stitches thick and strong,
Then you can nok up like man,
Aud like your neigh5ors get along.
just try for once The honest mode,
And make an effort not to cheat.
WIN envy then You'll not corrode,
Nor glance 50 sadly up the street,
The people still will bear in mind,
The TACT which all our patrons know,
That extra clothing they will fad,
Nhene'cr they deal with Fa.wK s. Co.
Truth needs no gaudy flowers of speech,
1t wins its way with honest men,
who, when proper place they reach,
Are always sure to call again.
Far dealIng-Cheap for Cash,-to all
Our noticed banner proud we show,-
fou1l save much money you call,
Aud buy your goods Of FRANK s. Co.
We have inst received the largest and bes. Sc
cted stock of Ready Made Clothing ever brought
this Borough, and we are determined to sci
lothes cheaper than any other establishment. in
lis place. Remember the store.
FRANK s. CO.,
One door below the Stage Office
Stauntnn, July2, 1851.
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TEMPERANCE TEMPLE.

II'HE undersigned has on hand beautiful assert
L ment of Saddles, Harness ofall kinds, Saddle
Bags. Trunks, Carpet Bags, very large supply
of Draft Collars, Scotch Collars, Buggy and Car
rage Collars, Medical Bags, Round English fill
ing, large assortment of Bits and Strrurs, Trace
Chains, Dog Chains, Halter Chains, Patent Spring
Halters. new fashion Draw Hallers. Saddle Trees
of all kinds, Wagon Hames, Stage Hames and
Taylor's Patent DO, Buckles, Rein Snaps, Horse
Nets, Fly Brushes, Spurs, Stage Whip Thongs,
Hack Thongs, Buggy and Carriage Whips. Cow
Hides, Curry Comhs, Horse Cards and Brushes,
TrammeIs. Buffalo Robes, Bonnet Boxes, Drover's
and Wagon Whips, and many other articles, toe
tedious ID mention, all of which will be sold as low
as they can he purchased elsewhere. Call at the
sign ofihe Bucks Horns, diagOnaily opposite the
Post Office.
S. E. CLARKE.
Staunton, June Is, 1875.
N. Ball kinds Of work made to order, and
repairing done in the neatest manner, and at the
shortest notice. IL any one is in want of couple
Of pet DEER, can furnish them as have few
on hand. S. E. G.
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STANTON, VA. ts

THE duties of This Institution will be resumed
on 18th August next, under the direction of
Rev. WIN. b. Brown. Competent assistants will
be engaged as they may be needed, and every exer.
ton will be made to carry out the design Of the IN
st,uiion In furnishing thorough, sud and practi-
cal education 10 young ladies'.
TERMS.--Scientfc and Literary course $l2to
SIS; Languages each $40, unless more than one is
taken; Music, piano and use Of instrument $50 !;
Guitar il alone, $40; Drawing and Painting $40.
Boarding in respectable and genieel families from
So to $40 per month.
Forfurher information and for circulars apply To
the Prlncia in Staunlon. after July LIST, or to
REV. B. Nj. SMITH.
Slaunton, June IL, l65I.--tf
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Brunswiok Forge and Farm for Sale.


'VHE subscribers offer for saIs shsif valuable e.
L t.,e called BRUNSWICK FORGE, the
property 81 the late Col. Thos. Shanh4, lying on
Ca,sw6s Creek wiflln four miles Of Fincsssie, in
tas codnty 81 Boisl6pt. The "svs cOntains up
wstds Of - ,'''i =
l7O0 aCRES,
Of which about 700 Acres are cleared embracing
quantity OF fine low ground, MEADOW and upland,
suitable for the Culture of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat
and other small grain and grass. II possesses lime
water power wltha Forge Grist Mill and saw MIL,
which could be converted into Nail, Cotton Or
Wooden Factory. This Farm would answer well
for grazing Stock especially Sheep, and it is Sis
ceplible Of being divided into Sur farms, which
will be done if necessary to snit purchasers. There
are upon i'll comfortable DWELLING 81
HOUSE, two BARNS and all necessary Tim
out houses and number Of good houses NJA
suitable for servants and overseers or tenants
age4< There is an abundant supply of TIM.
S81& Der WITH A QUANTITY OF
sVH GOOD LAND to Clear.
Amn The subscribers having determined
positively 10 sell the said estate, they invite all
who wish to purchase lands in the County Of But
tetourt To call and look at it as bargain may be
obtained in it. It lies about l6 miles from the
James River and Kanawha Canal and IA miles
from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. lfnot
sold privately, it will be sold on the premises at
public AUCTION; on Saturday the l6lh day Of August
next, and if in the mean time private sale should
be effected public notice will be given Of it, to pre-
vent disappointment
TERMS.-I'he terms Of the sale will be liber-
al, not more than one third or fourth to be paid
down and the time If the deferred payments will
be made to suit purchasers.
The subscribers will take pleasure in showing
the lands TO any oue who may wish to examine
them, and if any one should desire further informa
tion it can be obtained by addressing letter to
Dr.. VIM. NJ. Woodson, Fncastle, Va.
WIN. NJ. WOODSON.
ELIZA C. SHANKS, Fl
.sa JOHN +. SHANKS,.
rs.. DAVID w. SHANKS.
June-lS, lS5l.-6t-Pr's. fee 81.
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DOLLfTZ & co. have now on hand,
- On well filled shelves at the Garner stand,
A Stock of Guods THAT'S all the go,
No need to call on + SEQ.
They do not hesitate 10 say,
That they can show without delay,
A o'ock Of Ciothng ready made,
That casts all others in the shade;
That takes the shine off +. s. Co.,
And all The rest Of them. you know.
Now Gentlemen just call and see,
The fairest Stock that e'er can be
Exhibited in this good town,
From mlser's frock To servants gown;
IN Pants variety 50 large,
For which is made trling charge
Vests the handsomest, best OF styles,
You find in large heaped up piles.
In short you'll find at present here,
The finest as well as the coarsest gear;
What else you wish be pleased To say,
For you never heard j. 2. say may"
10 any thing that's just and right,
AS he wishes 10 deal "honor BRIGHT"
Therefore, friends, come be arrayed
In fine suit faithfully made,
And TO not 10 any other place 90
Till YOU have tried POLLlIZ s. co.
Slaunton, June rs, 1851.
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JULY 2, 1861.

BRECKENRIDGE & CowNE, have yet
~ Store desirable stock Of The following goods,
which they will sell at very reduced rates. in order
TO close out their Summer Stock. Persons not yet
supplied will do well 10 call
China Silks, fine quality and handsome styles,
Pink, Blue and Mode Colored Bereges,
Berege De LANES and Linen Mouslines,
Melatin Tissues and Esmaradas, Of various
styles,
French worked Capes and Collars,
And rich assortment ofthe finest Ribands ever
offered in this market,
Ladies Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Also
A fashionable lot of SUMNER CLOTHING, ready
made, for Gentlemen.
Main ST., Staunton, July 2, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-07-02

I'VE noticed in our January number the Dixon
" WATCHES, approved at the Chronone-
ter Buard. at the Admiralty in London, every one
Of which is stamped and warranted. We have
purchased one, good reader AYE, bought ii, for
jewellers do not give watches for notices; and this,
therefore, is free will offering to the merit Of
these very remarkable time pieces; and we heani-
ly recommend them to all those who wish to know
the thine Of day." We understand that the Cen
trail Railroad intends TO purchase these watches for
their agents On The road. We would advise them
to it.-yWarch No. Ladies' Book
WE have been appointed sole agents in Staun-
ton for the sale of these fine Dxun Walches,-
Also. on hand.a large assortment ofolher WATCH
Es, JEwELRY SIC.
G. B. WRIGHT & co.
Stauh,on, June IS, 1851.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

q The Winchester and Charlottesville mails will
be delivered at 9 A. NJ. The same mails will be
closed at 2. NJ.
The Lewisburg, Fincastle and Parkersburg
mails will De delivered at P. NJ The same
mails will be closed at 6a A. NJ. -,
The mails which depart on Sundays oy ,he
Charlolles vile route will be closed On oa'ufoay
evenings.
Newspapers. pamphlets. and other printed OF
engraved matter, are not sent unless Inc postage Is
prepaid Dpoous NJ
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LOOK AT THIsI

q &M. HIRSH, atthe Variety Store, oDs
~ door above the Post Office, are now receiv-
ing an addition to their already extensive stock OF
Fancy Goods, Their stock CONSISTS 10 part Of Gold
and Silver Watches; yewery Of all kinds; Britain
mia Ware and Plated articles ofevery description,
large supply ofcombs, good assortment Of cut
lery; AccordioHs, vio!ihs and other musical insxu
men,s; Umbrellas and Parasols; PeffumsIies
Spy Glasses; Spectaclss and MagnifYinq Glasses
Baskets; Work Boxes SIC Table & Floor Oh
Cloths I; Window Blinds ofall kinds Trunks and
Carpet Bags; large assortment of Buttons at one
cent per dOz; all kinds Of gloves and many other
articles 100 tedious to rention Almust any article
in the Fancy line may bc found attheir store
90 The shove articles will be sold at Moth
ern prices wholesale and retail. Call and see US.
Slauntof, June IL, 1851.
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Augusta Land for Sale

'sNHE undersigned offers for sale the tract of
land upon which he resides. lying on South
River, abnu, nine miles from Waynesboro', aud
six from Weir's Cave. 1t contains about
504 ACRES,
and is so situated as to be suitably divided into
two parcels Two hundred and thirty acres are
in cultivation, 200 ofwhici are fine River boltom,
and the remainder well timbered and the whole
well walered. The Improvements consist, of a
good two story BRICK BUILDING, with
every necessary out house convenient. Purchasers
will call and see for themselves. 81
SAMUEL KENNERLY.
June IS, lS5l.-tlS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IN the 10th day Of August next, | will offer my
" farm at public sale, il not sold privately before
that time. This land lies in Augusta Co, Va. six
miles west Of Slaunton, adjoining the lands Of JAS
Brown. Jacob Baylor and others, and contains
y at' l07 ACRES,
we'll adapted to the growth Of grass and grain and
about one half cleared. There are two wells Of
water near the house-ore limestone and the other
chalybeate. The buildings consist of a good Loo
HOUSE, and Stable nearly new. There is also
good assortment Of young apple and other fruit trees
on the place. The land is under good fence and in
good neighborhood.
Any person wishing TO buy land wonld do well
to examine this traSt before purchasing elsewhere.
MICHAEL ENGLEMAN.
June II, 1S5i.-tds."
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TRUST SALE.

A CITING as Trustee trust deed convey
"A ed to me by Charles W. Hess bearing date the
7lh day of December, lS48, and recorded in the
Clerks Office, Of Augusta County, for purposes
therein specified, will, on Saturday he 5li day
of July next, in the town Of Greenville, offer the
following properly at Auction. for cash, viz: 6 Sill
yer Teaspoons I; | Anvil; l Wise; Bedsteads
Beds and variety of Bed-clothing; Press
Brass clock; Bureau; Chairs, large Iron Ket-
tie; 2 small Brass Kettles 2 Ovens 2 Iron Pots
| Skillet; 2 Tables; | Baker, and variety Of
other articles too tedious to mention. Sale tocom-
mence al ii o'clock, A. NJ, at the residence Of
said Hess or some other place in GreenyiIe.-
Terms and place made known on day Of sale.
TUCKER w. FARRAR, Trustee.
June III, IS4I.-tds
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STRAY HORSES.

ON Sunday evening, the LIST inst, two noRsEs
~ belonging 10 the subscriber slrayed from his
residence, near Mt. Sidney, in Augusta County
and have not heen heard of since. The one is a
sorre horse. about six years old and unshod the
other is nay stud colt, about year old. He will
pay reasonable reward 10 any one who will re-
turn them, or give information SO that he can get
them. The horse was raised in Pocahontas. and
may he wandering in that direction.
THOMAS WALKER.
June 25, IS5l.-3t.
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TO CONTRACTORS
For matchmaking and travelling

WISH to put under contract, at Weston, Lew
is County. Va. on the 10Th day OF July mex,
a portion OF the Slaunton and Parkersburg Road
"r Matchmaking and travelling.
>, 'Hso'-On the Both of July next, at Monterey
fngniand County, Va, another portion for Mead
For particulars see printed advertisement. or en-.
qnIre OF The Undersigned at Weston, Lewis County
Va, by letter or otherwise.
Il. Ii. KINNEY. Gen'l Sup't
lilo ,os, Of S. s. P. Road.
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TAKE NOTICE.

10y virtue Of authority invested 10 me, shall
~ sell on the LIST day Of August, 1851, al that
certain Tract or parcel of Land, lying in Arieusta
County, situated about midway between Steele
Tavern and GreenylIe, and one mile from the
Siaunton Plank Road, that is now in progress, and
bounded as follows, to wit BY the links and Fau-
yer Lands and by the Lands of Collins and New
ton. Said Tract contains
IO3 Acres, Foods and FL Polesy
about one half cleared and under fence, the balance
well timbered. Persons wishing to purchase will
please call on me, for further particulars, ON the
premises as to Improvements. 80
Terms Of sale made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM E. WILLIAMS.
N. B.-Tille indisputable. .f.2-...,, :.
June a, le6l.-,ds.
RB Rockingham Register copy.
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Tilt-Hammer for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the well known
BLACKSMITH SHOP, purchased from j :.
Siler, and lately occupied BY J. W. Harlsook, sit.
uated OF the Stage road, and near The intersection
Of the Buffalo, Broad creek, and other roads. At
tached ~ this, is upwards of AZ acres OF
LAND, wi'ha comfortable dwelling house, Spring
house, &c. 5 - :
There is also large and commodious VAC on
MIXERS SHOP; and probably, there is no
location in the Valley holding out greater induce
mems to an enterprising Smith and Nagon-maker.
The Smith Shop is substantially built Of stone,
80 feet square, and constructed fur three FIRES
The wheels forebay OF the Tflt.hammer, are gu,
OF repair, but at small expense can be put in ope-
ration again. If$5O0 is paid in hand, the deferred
payments can be made on, Of the property.
Address to Fancy HUI F.. q.
ROBERT R. BARTON.
June II, 1871 ~ s- Ta5l
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TnE Nav CosrUMs. New York letter
says
A meeting Of ladies in favor Of the new costume
was he'd an Saturday afternoon, at Hope Chapel,
and was we'll attended. Mrs. NJ 5. GMe Mich,
OILS, was ch"sen President; Mss Sarah Townsend,
Secretary: Mrs. Tnrbet aud Mrs. tll'lack, I'm
Tittee Resolutions; Mrs Post ana Miss Pur-
day, Committee on Finance. A series of resolu-
iInns denonncng the present fashion and rccum-
mending the new one, which they call neither
''rurkish nor Persian, but American" was re-
ported and passed hy an almost unanimous major
ity, ofy seven ladies voting in the negative
Some OF the differs e The Iaeeting we,e dressed
IN the new costume IL Is slid that uuuDer of
ladies intend to appear in Broadway in the new
costume during the coming week
meeting of th.se in favor of the new female
costume was held at Lowell, Mass, on the 18th
Instant
A5out two hundred persons were present. two
Thirds OF whom were ladies' Mrs. Sumner pre-
sided, and Miss Sears was chosen Secretary. II
was voted TO join the Fourth Of July procession in
Blsomer costume.
The Cincinnati Chronicle Of Saturday has the
following paragraph:
.A"Bi0Omer" PIC .Nfc.-On the Fourth of Jay
mex, Pic Me is to come off about three miles a
bnve Milford on the little Miami Rail Rad. at
which the ladies are all to be dressed ia the new
American Costume.
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
sigued, until the 10th day of July next, for
building FR.4YNE CHURCH, at Fishersville.
The Contractor will be expected 10 furnish all the
materials and give bond with security for the com.
pletlon of the work by the LIST day of December
next. The plan of the building and specifications
may be seen at P. Schmucker's Tavern in Fish
ersville. The terms of payment will be one third
at the commencement, of the work, one third in six
months thereafter and the balance in six months
after its completion.
P. SCHMUKER,
HENRY II. PECK,
SAM'L B. BROWN,
Committee.
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Coffee at IL IL cts.

ZONES & WHITE have just received large
lot of Groceries, which they offer for sale as
follows
The best Coffee at IL 1-2 cts
Brown Sugar a, s. cts;
Sugarhuuse Molasses at so cts;
and Teas at all prices. We have also large as.
sortmeni Of Dry Goods, which we offer as cheap OF
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. Call
at the sign Of the Little S.epssnear the Post Of
flee.
Staunton, June Is, 1851.
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Waynesboro', Fourth of July.
Ladies' Fair.

Ladies' Fair.
fEHE annual Fair at WaynesbOro', will be held
as usual in The Academy at that place, on the
4th OF July. Those who have heretofore spent the
9TH with The fair ones of that town ara confidently
expected, and all those who have not, are respect
fully requested 10 join in celebrating the NATIONAL
JUBILEE, in this very innoceu, and appropriate
manner An array Of Ho!yday presents will be
offered for sale of every imaginable variety (sur-
passed perhaps by the Worlds Fair,) delicacies,
fruits and harmless beverages, spiced with social
enjoyments 10 match. As to the young Ladies,
come and see for yourselves
Waynesboru', June rs, 1851.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

HAVING concluded to devote my whole al,en-
~ tion to my Farm in Albemarle, | offer for
sale my FARM, lying within the Counties of Mel
son and Abemarle. This place lies within eight
miles Of Howardsvile, a Furnishing village imme-
diately on the James River and Kanawha Canal,
and only one mile distant from the HowardsviIle
and Rockfsh Turnpike; one of The best graded
roads in The State. The Tract comprises
467 ACRES,
240 Of which are cleared and in good state Of
cultivation, being admirably adapted to the culture
of Tobacco, Wheat. and Comm word, par
taking OF the soil which pervades the celebrated
Redland district of Virginia. On it are also 40 or
50 Acres Of excellent MEADOW LAND-,he
balance being in Tin, Der, chiefly of oak and chest
nut of large growth and excellent quality
The Improvements consist of subslan- q,
tial Frame House, suitable for the fSSnf2AA
accommodation Of large family-the out I1l&
buildings are of the usual description, comprising
an excellent Weaving and Store house, Tuaaccn
houses, Overseas house, &c., SC. There is also
attached Ia the Farm an excellent
GRIST AND SAW-MILL,
with a constant supply of water, which with the
abundance Of timber on the place, and its conligu.
ity to market render it good location for Milling
purposes. Adjacent to the House is large and
well fenced Garden, and an excellent Orchard of
several hundred Apple, Peach and other fruit
trees Of superb quality. A spring ofexcellent wa.
ter is witha few steps Of the Dwelling.
There has been discovered on this place several
deppstes of Gold, which have been washed to Il
considerable advantage-also specimens of Silver,
Plumbago aud other minerals have been found.
There is at present growing on tie place, crop
Of Tobacc1. Corn and Oats.
It is not expected that any one would be willing
to purchase before viewing the property. therefore
would infIrm those who are anxious 10 obtain
desirable FARM. that my son residing on the
premises, will show them the place.
The Terms will be made accommodating.
~ Nv address is North Garden, Al6emarle
Cou0iy, Virginia.
ELISHA THURMOND.