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y SEEp-l00 bushels prime Glover Seed,
80 bushels Orclurl Grass Seed, lust received md
tur sacly LEE x JOHNSON
nUV 23-t.
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Geo W Child, E-q, Phil'a.
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4 tIAONni.N MARE,
Z gNa1 and Porter.

AtALABgANDEEs SAVES. ~ further sup.
- ply assorted sizrs ct "Wor,d . Fur premium
Safes ias received and iaf sale by
may Dos Il + SACKETT
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Vote on Amended Charter.

AT regular meeting OF tho common council of the
corporation If Lynchburg, ut their chamber ON Friday
evening. 23d July, 1882:
Prcsent-John NJ Otcy, President Charles w. Christian
1homas Acrcc, Jno Cary, Henry Duvis VIM p
laliaierro, John X. Mcdaniel, and Jesse fIarr mem
bera.
Mr. Christinn prosen.e, e,,v
following resolutions which being read and considered,
were adopted mud passed, viz:
Resolved; Tint in conformity with the 56th section
the Of the late session of the General Assembly of
Virgina entitled "An making the Of Lynehbnig
city, mud revising and reducing into the pro-
visions Of its CHARTER Wednesday, tho 2ath day of
August shall be the time for opening poll in each
nr for the purpose ofsubmng the provisions of snid
nct 10 the qualified voters under the charter exist
ing and that the office OF Friends Warehouse in Lynch
ward and the office Of Planters Warehouse in Henry
wurd shall be puces for holding said polls in the
pcciive wnrda.
ID. Resolved, Tint A. b. Rucker, John T. Davis,
w. o. Owen, john u. Lee and d. X. Lyman, be APP
pointed commissioners for Lynch ward and that John
&. McCunuhan. Henry /. Brown, Thomas +. Nash,
AlcnJ. Black, and John Oyer, be appointed commits
sinners for Henry ward any of whom shall at the
aud place appointed in their words, open poll
book 10 be headed The Charter revised and to
ronfnin seperote columns: The first column TO DO
headed 'For the revised Charter" tho other To be
moulded "a ninst the revised Charter" And the said
Commissioners shall in their respective wards then and
thcrc receive nnd have recorded in said poll book tho
for and against said revised Charter of all persons
qualified under the ehnrtcr existing who
may offer vote aud shall ascertain and certify the
number o given or and the number of votes given
against said revised charter and their certificates
with the polls be delivered to the Clerk Of the Council,
who shall lay the before the Council Mt their hrst
meeting thereafter that they may assertion the result OF
said polls and be entered upon the journal,
The aggregate for and against the revised Charter
Resolved Tint il shall be the duty of the CLERK OF
The Council 10 the foregoing resolutions to be put
lishcd twice week. in all the papers the city, until
the 2Jti day OF August.
il 29-te5a d. ROBES, elk.
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AUCTION SALES.
COmMISsIONERs SALE

Il
" missioner, appointed by decree of the Corrorn-
ton Court OF Lynchbug. IN the Of John J. rhnnp
aud Ann his wife. Plnintns. against Nn rhnup anal
others, Defendants, bearing ale the Bril- at August.
49, shall otr for saie III the times aud pacp- and
an the terms, hereinafter mentioned the following pf-
perry Of Nm Phaup, decd in said decree tnetioned
'z; The real property belonging said estate in the
town OF Lynchhurg, consisting Of lot No. 81. nnd
OF OF ground near the Powder Mngaznc,-~a tract Of
Land ia the county OF Buckingham, and Of Curds-
vie, containing % ucres lesa, with the i'm.
provements thereon, consisting of "a Mill or the rght
and title OF said esntcbeng the sxclcyenhs part there
Of Also several lots, parcels of ground in the
OF farmve, with the Improvement thereon, consisting
III part OF one fine Brick Store Main street Also,
three vacant lots in the said town.
he propcrtyin Lynehbulg will be sold the prem
lses, on Tuesday, the 3rd September ncxt,-but IN
buckingham, the premises, Saturday, the l Of
the same mouth, and TINT in Fnrmye, The premises,
On Monday the l3lh of September.
TERMS-The above property will br sold II
credit of six nnd twelve months the purchaser pur-
ehasers giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed,
the litleto be retained further security until the pur-
chuse money is paid.
II. DuNNINGTON, Sgt c. IF l.. i, Com
Aug 16-l2w ids
Farmyillr Journul conv ida
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HOTEL, Main street.

.
having commenced the subscriber would respectfully
call the intention Of the public this large and popular
Hotel which Is In first order for the reception
Ut company. II is situated on Main Street entirely
convenient tothe Railroad depot, Packet Landing md
Stage Office; aud presents the travelling community
every ndncemeht it j. believed that can be desired or
expected in House of Entertainments The order
quiet, and ccany condition of the house, are noticed
aud nprre ,nted by all who visit it.
Besides the usual comforts of well ordered hotel
there "A al cnsi at Dibres which be found
al any other in Lynchbnrg aud that Is Spring of pure
recstono Water, issuing cold and mpid from n rock
within tho hotel md aaording decided luxury during
this warm weather.
" hen the subscriber was conducting the "Powhoian
House in Richmond the following unsolicited tcstimo-
nin' wns placed in his hands with request thut he
would publish IT, In rc-pubishng it. he assures his
friends tint he isno less anxious than lac then to
make them comfortable aud happy.n
CilAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
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I'owHATAs IIuUsg.

Richmond, Mufch 18th 1917. {
The undersigned, Members Of the Legislature who
have bonrded AT tho "PowHAfAN HousE" during the
present session, and some of several preceding
sessions, being about nd ourn feel called upon by
sense OF duty To place in the hands of Mr. CHARLES
l.. DlnnELL, our host testimonial Of our kind re-
grd lorhm, md Of our high satisfaction with the CON
duct aud arrangements of the establishment.
Ina House containing some hundred boardars. may
be expected tint there will be frequent complaints We
hive pleasure IN snying however that awnre
thu my existed during the winter; certainly there has
been Occasion for dissatisfaction. The house is re-
mnrhne for order and quiet Tho table has been boun-
liuy supplied with all the good things Of life, and the
vol kept.
Mr. aud Mrs ID. hive presided the House vi h
obiliiy aud have evinoed all occasions, an anxious
desire IN make their guests comfortable and happy.
he nssisnntsarc prompt and obging, md the
inithlul, honest md attentive Ia their duties.
Upon tho whole, do not believe TINT II more agree
able Boarding House Is To be found in Virginia, and
trust, tint Mr.. D. may long continue to occupy tor II
he sull find IL necessary leave it, thnt he nuy nuke
II location corresponding with his merit.
:. MeD. Moore, Geo. ID. Happier. VIM. d. Hart II.
Chandler, Thomas Davis, ASH Rogers w. M. Amber,
&. I. Brown, Lawrence Ronne, Samuel Watts, Adam
Small, J. Wooliok, Thos. NJ Bondurant, John Bowyer
Colwel VIM. b. finney, VIM. l.. Bonl, J. M. Smith, A.
H. l1ollndny, j. w. Brenthcd J. ThompsopJr Hugh w.
Shelley, Thomns Robinson, George Stillman.
We concur with grnnt pleasure IN the foregoing
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
ROBT BROCKETT.
Commissioners from A lexn ndria.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

NV DIX, mug. II
The Steamer Illinois arrived at this Port to-day with
California dates 10 the 18th July. She arings mill
lions og dollars in gold.
The CHoLERA.-The Cholera had entirely disappear
ed on the Isthmus
The lNDIASs.-cosions continue to occur with the
ndans, the Whites killing aud capturing great many
project entertained looking the expulsion Of
all the Tribes from the M,siposa Country.
The accounts from the mines were favorable.
The San Francisco markets were active.
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cPRING STOCK FOR Isaa-Roxn

~ d. BROIHER, Min Sired Lynch6srg Va-
Importers OF ChlNA and EhkfHEEWARE and Deal
ers in Gnk, Dressed and PLAIN GLASS Uave Iook;ng
Glasses, GvandoLes, Platd aud Brtionia Ware W.T.
frs, CasfoTs DR.; in receipt of their Spring
supply of Domestic and Foreign Goods Of their own
l'aloftatlon-"heh embraces every article usualIy
found IA such Embellishments Our Stock Is one of The
largest ever offered in h. MARKET and having care
fully selected and bought the favorable terms
we are determined to be undersold by any House
IN the country, either North South Merchants and
others wanting anything this line, would do well 10
coll and examine Stock and prices before
where-ieeng confident can please all in stvle
quality and price OF Goods The Ladies are particular
" invited to Gull and examine our Stock
tnureb 9g-fa
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LEXINGTON u Through
6aiU-@
TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS IL

orr Mat PACKET Bouts, By Scoffsrttle
and Lynehbprg Gu ani alter the 10th. Bouts will
leave Richmond daily. Sundays excepted at the usua.
hour P and arrive in lyHrhburg Ia 80 hours. and
in buchanan in II hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan RI : 4. Il, every day.
except Sunday. and arrive il LvHcharg ~ Gl P. NJ
Leave Lynchburg al ? aud arrive IN Richmond III
= hours. in time With the Norfolk boats cay
ing at u A. NJ. aud tie Southern und Northern Rail
RoHd leaving AT A
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages North River. Returning leave Lexington
1 hours.
Passengers for Farnvle. fare g; Buckingham II,
fire s}25 charlottesville fare p. aud Saunton, fare
81, viii leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays nnd
Fridays Boats.
Below card of time Of arrival intermediate dis
fances:
Lear Richmond daag, erc,pt Sundays, at 6 p.
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AUCTION SALES.
L OMMisslONER,s SAFE of LAND.

- Pursuant decree Of the Circuit Court of Bed
ford, in the IF "Hnft & CO. &c, rs Gray &c. &"
The undersigned Commissioner, will proceed the
premises, The 2sth day Of August next. sell Ia the
highest bidder at public nnctiun TRACT OF LAND.
whereof Bnrkett Gray died seized situated on Bnreun-
per Creek, the Bedfod county, containing 10y estina-
lion 371 Acres. This Land lies within 10 or 2
miles ofthe Virginia aud Tennessee Railroada larger
portion oft is in forest, and Is excellent Tobacco Land
IL viii be shown 10 any wishing to examine II by
Mr.. Beverly Crump, who resides on the premises
TfRMs-A credit of one and two years for equal i'm
sediments of the purchase money, (except for sum in
cash sufficient to deiny tie expenses of ale) The pur-
CHASER giving bonds with good personal security, ind
the title of the land retained further security until
the purchase money is pad subject resnc IN ciaui
at payment. g. A. WlNGFIELD, Com'r.
.InlN OG-oful. r1nQn
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From the Richmond Wing.

"PowuATAH HoUsE.-The complimentary Cord in
regard In the Of hs House must be highly
gratifying to the worthy Proprietor, Mr. g. l.. Dibrel
from the act that II entirely voluntary the
pnrt o the signers-ts reception by Mr.. ID. being tho
first intmation of such intention their part. We
eau add our testimony that Of the gentlemen who
hive rnid Mr. ID. compliment just in itself and
dernd In a N dnlirnfeu Nv O0.fa
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GALE OEvALUABLEPROPERTY

- In conformity with tho will OF Robert Mitchell dec d
wo shall the ith day of September II air fnot ON
tile next fair dry. SELL public auction, the prem
ses that estah shmt of which Robert Mitchell died
possessed. known ns the "BRfCk HOHSE.r Snid
property Is situated IN the county Of Nelson the suee
road about miles from NelsonI courthouse. and eight
dings consist of a eommodious BRICk DWELLING
house, good Store House, necessary oulhonses
NC There is fine well of water the place and nj
tached TO thu premises - Of LAND with suli.
''eol wood 10 keePnp the place Those desiring 10
purchase ale requested Ia view this establishments
Terms libolnl and made known duy Of .nle.
JAMES n PHELPS. lEx'ors of II.
n l.. FOCUS. Mitchell. dec.
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/ AND FOR SALE wish to scll 1856
llACRES Of Lnnd, lying near the Buffalo Springs on
Buffalo River, in Amherst County, about $50 Of which,
is bottoms Of first quality The bottoms thoroughly
drained and irrigated at will hntn crop of corn
or grass i always certain There is SAW MILL on
the tract with 80 feet hea1 of water and abundance of
timber About mile Of Stone fencing il around the
land, No lind in the County does exceed this in the
production of Tobncco Corn, Wheat and Oats. On ii
is Story Brick Dwelling and other houses. Mon
cy is wr'iing or would not sell Apply my son on
he premises. L. DRUMMOND.
July 1-2lwdActs
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
CONGRESS.

WAsmNGroS, Aug. Il.
SfSATr.-The seuate la. ,ll,e r consideration re-
uion, calling for the respective amounts of pny re-
ceived from the Government by General Scott and Gen.
Fierce, which were passed
The question OF the fisheries was lhcn takeu up and
deliberately discussed 10y Mr.. Seward
HousE-Aftera debate in rcgad to the Wheeling
Bridge the Hnuse went iato Committee Of the Whole,
on the Army and Navy bill, and passed the same
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

" AL k l. H. LAND FOR SALE
The undersigned will offer at public auction, ON
Saturday the 2lst day of August yulunhle Traci
of Land continuing thnn TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, situated III the county Of Amherst, five miles
from lyuehburg near Lees Camp Ground.
About half sn cutyation--some Of it is fine
Flat mud Tobacco Lots. The improvements consist Of
Ta good DWELLING aud Out Houses. The en-.
A closures are good aud the premises we'll worthy the
attention Of those wishing To purchase.
Terus.-Onc-third cash-the deferred ayments viii
be made known or the day of spe, which time, the
time of giving possession will nso hc mndc known
Benjamin Watts living il. will show the Land
wishing to view it. GEO. W. BURNETT,
STEPHEN ~ WATTS.
~ tg.-w5u BENJAMIN WATTS.
~ Rnnnblicnn cnnv.
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Jan 5-ts
4 YNCnRURG MARBLE WORKS.,

NNCHRURG MARBLE WORKS,
IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYNcHBURG,
Val y. GADDESS d BRO, Prop17etorS (for-
,nerig of Balttmore keep hand and make ORDER
at Northern prices. Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
Ties plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table, Bureau
and Wash-sand tops made any size at the shortest
notice Also, door and window stills.
ANY order, from town or country entrusted Us, will
be faithfully executed with and dispatch at
Aue Gibbs J. b. GADDESS' & BRO.
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CHEAP Roots. Shoes. Hats. &c.

THEAp Boots, shoes, Hats, &c. /
~ take pleasure in calling the attention of The public
tomy wei. assorted Stock of Boots Shoes, Caps, Hats
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, Panama aud other
Summer Has-comprisng every thing used for the head
mud teel which have recently bought in the Northern
cities, and am offering very low prices, in order to in
duce large sales. think il will be the interest of all
TO call. prefer nmble penny 10 slow shilling
My arrangements made to keep mp the Stock
throughout the season. with fresh and desirable Goods
march 2g-i(ff JOHN & MEEM.
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WHITEHEAD Sn.


| AND FOR SALE. IN hLLEGHANY.-I
IL will offer for sale ut public auction the first dry
of September, f sold privately before) Pai"abke
Tract Of LAND, lying and being in the county of Allie
gbany on the Cow Pasture River two miles from the
mouth of sad river. The contains T,co Hndtci
NE aud Siren Acres one hundred ofwhich are cleared
Is and entirely Bottom, producing Tobncco, corn,
and oil the staples admirably The balance constituting
the upland is well tmbercd and has fine natural soil
The Low Grounds free from overlowing and nfe
well drained. The Improvements excellent
Dwelling louise Kitchen all houses aud fixtures
cessary for comfort and convenience.
There is also on the premises FINE MER- G
CHANT MILL, which manufactures -four that NIL
ranks with the first brlnds, and 81 " MILL. These
improvements in thorough repair, and hive
ly "A fine supply of water
The payments viii be made liberal Information
be obtained by addressing the undersigned n, Cliff
ton Forge, Allegheny county, Va.
aug 0.-2wdhctlS JOHN s ARMENTROUT
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EALL TRADE, Is52.-rETlTS HAIR

TALL TRADE, Is52.-PETITS HAIR
Il R1S & DANIEL, No. % NAssA STREET, near
The Post Office, Noo York-Oler for cash approved
credit complete assortment of
Silk and Fancy Dry Goods,
Nom in store and arliotng by egcry STEAMER,
consisting in part of Dress Goods in every variety Tuf
eta and Satin Ribbons Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
an elegant assortment; black and fancy Silks; White
Goods, every descrption Laces an, EmLroideres;
Gloves Mtts, Hosiery, Cravats, &c. &c.
Merchants from the country respectfully invited
10 examine stock. jy29-2mif
Rem ropv
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CHEAP GOODS-FOEH CASH.--I am
~ now receiving large and complete assortment Of
new SPRING and SUMMER GOODS; comprising the
utest and most fashionable varic ties and styles i'm
ported this season--whlch am offering at unusually
ow prices Intending to sell for CASH, mean to be
satisfied with small sohts and thereby will make IT to
the interest of all to give me a call-which
italy solicit from those having Goods to buy will
promise as many inducements in the way of Styles,
prices and large and well selected stock to pick FROM
us can be found in any establishment in the State.
deem il needless to give even the heads branches
composing my stock, my long experience has taught
me the wants ofevery class of dealers Suffice ii there
fore to saw that feel assured am fully prepared to
answer the demands ofa-and ask Tito call
march 29-ifts JOHN IL MEEM
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DEATH OF THE HON. MIR. MATTHIAS
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Il.
The Hon Mn. MATTHIAS, President of the Senate of
Pennsy vana, died to-day.
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SAILING OF THE MISSISSIPPI.

SAILING Oh THE MlSSlSSlPPl
The Mississippi sailed Friday for llalfaN. The pa
pers represent that the Government has taken the qucs-
ton of the Fishery difficulties of Mr. Champions
hands, md intends uphold the Colonies in tho seizure
OF vessels
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uONORS TO com. PERRY.

n grand ball had come OIL ON Thursday night, st.
John n b, in honor of Commodore Perry, who is in
command Of the American squadron.
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BosroN. Aug, Il,
ANOTHER VESSEL SEIZED.
The Schooner Pilot ofGlo1cester seized whilst in
the fishing grounds.
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Y HOUSE mud LOT,


Ason TRACT Of LAND continuing so Acres
in the county ofAlbemare. lying both sides of the
Tmkn, Pass Road, and joining the lands of Wm. &.
Riyes, Andrew Beck and Huston Inl. There is n com
Portable DWELLING HOUSE md all other necessary
ont-hou-cs this Itis nlso Of the beat a
ntions form Store in the county. 1t il about six miles
from the Depot of the Central Raroad, aud Is on the
mnln Richmond Rond. oler this Tract privntely-it
will be shown by Andrew Beck or Fleming Brondhend.
Address. snme ms above. Nj BECK JR NJ. ID.
OF
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TALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

v ALU ALB L. u LAND FOR SALE.--
In obedience to decree pronounced by the circuit
of franklin county the 18Th day of Aby, 1872,
in the case Of Thomas J. Holland unl Woried Price,
against Thomas s. Keen and others, shall, Thurs.
day the Both day of September. 1872. ocr for sale
the premises public auction the highest bidder all
the lands belonging the said Thomas Keen situated
Snow Greek in franklin county, ID miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse, containing 173 Acres.
This land is considered very valuable. and persons
wishing to purchase land would do well to attend this
sne.
TERMs.-The aforementioned land will be sold upon
credit of one two, and three years equal instruments
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
personal security. for the payment Of the purchase
ney the title the land will be retained until all the pur-
chase money spn and the land held subject to resale
in default of the payment Of the purchase money.
July 90 twd 8ct30S HUGH NELSON, Com'r.
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GAZE OE LAND.--IN oBEDlENCE TO A

- ALE on LAND.--IN OBEDIENCE TO A
- decree of the county Court Of Amherst county pro-
nounccd in the oil Edwards .. Jones, &c. The
undersigned will the of 10th August next the sle
in front of Amherst Court house. sell 20 the higlea bid
der, the TRACT OF LAND ntely held by Eliznbcil.
Edwards, rs dover in the estute OF 1homas Edwurds
E2sE decd. Sod Tract OF Land contains 90 a -
Dr. Cres; is situated VIM H. lin ,! sons Tav.
in the county of Amherst, the head of
Poridge Creek This ract has il the l-unl Build
ings for small farm; good Orchard, Spring &c.
TEHMs-A credit of one and Two yenrs for the pur.
chase money the purchaser giving bond and approved
security therefor and the tile retained ultimate
rity. WIN. NJ CABELL, cou.o.
WIN. I. YANCEY, 0'' W.
InlA i -O1rhNrtlGA
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BALTIMORE MARKETs-Ara. II.
fLouR-s3 gia4.
CoRS-Nh ite 5saGl; Yellow g..
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TvHE SUBSCRIBER Is prepared to pay the highest
4 cash price forten fdeen hoasand doliars worth
of LAND WARRANTS. He can be seen at the Vir-
gnia Hotel. JESSE CLAhh.
ang 1i-dt23A-2iaw
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DOANOkEF FOR SAEE.-1he undersigned,
IL acting commissioners under decree Of the Cir
cult Court of the city of Williamsburg and county OF
james City, rendered the 18Th day OF November 1881
e offer al public sale, ut Charlotte Court House,
Monday the Ghday oSepember next, that being Court
day, the valuable estate, known Middle Quarter, be-
ing that orion ofhe Roanoke assigned Judge
Beverly Tucker in the division Of the lands John Ran-
doph, and upon whci is the Mansion House Of Mr..
Randolph Middle Quarter lies in the county of Char
loe the Saunton River, and contans about sixteen
hundred acres, upwards of four hundred fine river
low grounds. Tho highland Is OF good quality, with u
bundnnce of wood
The depot OF the Richmond and Danvle Railroad at
Staunton river which point the road Is now graded,
about two miles distant and accessible by good road
and also by navigation on the river.
The commissioners empowered to divide the land,
should they deem it advisable
TERus OF SALE:-The purchase money to be Paid in
three equal annun instruments carrying interest from st
day of January 1853. Bonds with approved security
will be required. The purchaser wlhnye the privilege
of seeding crop this fall aud full possession given the
st Of January next.
The will be shown to any one wishing TO exam
inc it, by the on the premises, and for my
further information, address p. NJ. Thompson, Williams
burg, Ya.
r 5o M2E r AGHN THOMPSON Commissioners.
July l9-2twd&ctlsiS