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LAND FOR SALE In WESTERN VA

IL offer for sale FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES
UPLAND in Upshur county. 1t is situated between
the Middle Fork and the Buchanan River lying chief
ly on the latter, miles below Buchanan, the county
seat ~ miles above Philipp, in Barbour county, &c
miles from the Baltimore and Parkersburg Railroad, 4
miles from the Staunton and Petersburg Road, and
one mile from the Middle Fork Turnpike, leading di-
rectly to the Railroad.
The land is finely timbered with oak hickory pop
lar and walnut has Coal on various parts of it, ac
cessble abundant and of superior quality 1t is level
for the section of country fertile and admirably adapt
ed to the growth of grain or grass and to the raising
Of Stock Of every description It is also we'll watered
and has fine NiU Site. The land is mostly unim-
proved. There are Grist and Saw Mills within two
miles of the land and there is, perhaps no section OF
the Union more healthy.
The title is indsputable The land will be sold in
lots or the entire tract to suit the wishes of the pur
chaser and on accommodating terms
Considering the fertility of the SOIL the great natural
resources of the country the nominal price ofthe
lands their rapid increase in value, and should the
Alexandria Railroad be extended to the Ohio river of
which there is every probabyit would pass through
or near this land and many other considerations all
tend to render il one of the safest well as the most
productive investment the capitalist could make in
al estate 1t has more than doubled in value in the
last years and is not now at onethird of its real
value
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to call and
see the premises or should they desire more detail
ed description terms &C., they can be obtained by ad
dressing the subscriber, at Overhill P. o., Upshur
| county, Va near which reside, immediately ON the
Staunton Pike, miles East OF Buchanan.
overhill, Upshur county, Virginia.
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DRY GOODS!
FOR HE FALL TR ID X,

VAIE most respectfully solicit the merchants visit
w ing Richmond to make their fall purchases to
give stock examination, which is large and "a
,Ied in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND
ANCY DRY GOODS. Our arrangements and IA
Gill lies such to give advantages superior to
any other merchants in Virginia, and equal to any in
the Uuted States supply to Country Merchants and
months credit to responsible men, or per cent dis
count for CASH. We have in store and are constant
Brown Shirtngs and Sheetings, in all widths and
grades;
Bleached do. do. do.
Osnaburgs. Linseys KersOys, Satinets, and Ken
Cassmeres, Cloths, Yestings, Velvets, and Serges;
Blankets principally of our own importation, which
sell very low;
large and varied assortment of Ladies Dress
Goods, suited to the ses.son-mostly of our own
Importation;
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery;
Woollens, Comforts Hoodi', Crayats; ---
Cotton Silk and Linen Cambria handkerchief;
Laces, Edgings, Ribbons, imps, Braids;
Ginghams, Prints, Alpacas. Coburgs;
Irish Linens, white Cambr lex, cold and black do.
Jaconet and Swiss Muslin and fgd Bobinsts, &C.,
&C., &C.
With great variety of Fancy and Small Wares.
Our determination is to keep full and complete
stock of the best makes of A MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN
GOODS suited to this market and sell them low as
we can the good trade Any articles should not
have in store we can procure for customers any
time short notice. and upon the best terms through
our house, Bell. Brooks, Page Co., New York.
ELLETT WALLER. DREWRY 4 co.
No. II, PEAEL STREET,
Richmond Sept. 3, 1856. Richmond, Va.
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,sy PROF. DE GRATH's NEW PRAC;
,Je5E-A Sheriff Cured in one niqht By DeGrates T.

10y fNOT LIZ 0Ibh -
TloE,o a Sheriff Cured in one "'s@Sy DsS'a'N' q
'e'"'S Wv LETTER FROM DIR. KEYsER.
PIrrspuRa, May 90, 1856
Prof DeCsrath SO South sth Street, Phila.-I have
remarkable cure Deputy Sheriff Kerr, Pittsburgh
had very swollen and painful hand. apphed tne
oil personally, which gave instant relief he mas re-
commended the oil to others afflicted with Rheuma-
tism, in which results were most satisfactory.
GEORGE H. KEYsER.
GREAT CUREs.-Citizens Read Rheumatisin-Mdrr;
Joseph d. Barte Myrtle street. says the Electric vi
cured him Immediately.
PILEs-Charles Sexton, Esq., ex-Mayor Of Camden,
saws six applications cured him. Also cured MS hheu-
matism.
NEuRALo1A-Mr David Mann, 400 Vine street, says
he was great sufferer, but the Oil cured him. 80
SAYS E. H. Grant ESQ.,, 5l7 North Eighth st.
CRoup.-This oil is infallbe for Group. ASK Ia
dy at Girard House. 49, ~.
in one night. Ask VIM. Watson, cornor OF Rose and
Shipper lanes and others. ,
AsrHNA-Ths Oil "made new man of me-" says
james A. R. Thompson, George street. above Ninth.
RHEUMATIsM.-A wonderful cure-14 months IN BED
Miss Mckinley had two doctors-used the Oil and
was cured. 1917 North Sixth st.
PHrH1s1c AND AsrHuA.-Mrs. Mary Sutton, Twenti-
eth and Poplar, cured. The Oil has singular and
pleasing effect in such cases, and throat and breast
disorders.
BURSs-Hundreds and thousands have been cured.
PANS IN THE BACK AND BREAsT.-Thos. E. Potter,
ESQ., Broker No. 6, Ledger street. and 900 Others
Beware of counterfeiting scamps' nostrums. MY l.
lectric Oil is sweet as cologne.
sSy YEARS DEAFNESS CURED.
NEW HAVEN, May 18th, 1856
Prot DeGrath-My brother has been deaf three
wears. After trying many things he used your vi
few times and it cured him entirely
CLIFFORD R. SCRANTON.
Ask Mr.. Scranton, who afterwards bought $50 worth
to sell. MY Electric Oil removes all pain at once,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c.
Afflicted Is years and cured in one night read
letter from the Rev. James Temple:
Prof DeCrath-I have been afflicted 10 years with
Neuralgia and other painful complaints, and | have
been unable to sleep soundy walk any distance for
many years past. Last week got bottle ofyour F.
lectrc OIL The first night slept soundly and well,
and to-day am like new man. My wife could not
believe her ewes. Your Electric Oil has done in one
week what the physicians of Philadelphia failed to do
in 10 years. Gratefully yours
Rev. JAMES TEMPLE,
80, South st.
Call and see other certificates and names of thou
sands have cured for three years past. The public
for safety not believe imposters and mators OF
my OIL My Depot is at the same old place, SO, South
English street. and not removed as base scamp ad-
yertised, who is afraid to publish his real name.
Oil and all real Electric Oil ever sold has my name
blown in every bottle All others are cheats All or
ders must be addressed to
PRoF CHAS. DEGRATH, Pha.
Prof DeGrath's genuine Electric Oil can be had OF
]. C NJ. MERRILATT, Staunton, and in every town in
Virginia.
August o. 1S56.--1mo.
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H A r d w A r E.
FALL IMPOR RITA TlON 1856.
p. T. MOORE s. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
No. d Pearl ST. onnosite I'll. w. ErY,S.

FVkEIGN q DOMESfiC HAkDW AhE'
No. "a Pearl ST., opposite II. W. Fry's'
HAVE received direct from the manufacturers III
IL England full and complete assortment of Bar
m,ingdans and Sheffield HARDWAR and from the
manufacturers in this country full supply of Anaer
can Goods Their stock is large and complete con
sisting in part Of
Rodgers" and wostenholm's Pen and Pocket
Knives,
Pocket Knives of |, 9, s, 4 and blades,
Buck, bone, ebony, cocoa and ivory handle Knives
Forks,
Ivory handle Knives and Forks, in sets 81 and IS
pieces,
Razors OF Wade & Butcher Rodgers, Wostenholm's
and Greayes manufacture, of every style and quality,
Scissors and Shears of various makes and styles,
Single and double barrel Guns some very superior,
Pistols, Rifles Rife Barrels and Mountings,
Trace, halter, log, well, fifth and tongue Chains,
Wedding and billing Hoes, all sizes,
Axes ofCollins, Simmons and Virgins make,
Hand and panel Saws, Hammers and Hatchets,
MILL pit. cross cut and circular Saws,
Spades and Shovels of Anes' Rowland and other
makes,
Sedge and hand Hammers, Stocks, and Dies, and
Screw Plates
Blister, shear and cast Steel square and octagon,
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails,
Wire Sleeves and Sifters,
Horse Collars Blind Brides and Hames,
Bride Filings, Worsted Reins and Girths
Locks, Hinges and Screws, of every description,
Planes Chises, .Augurs and Files of all kinds,
Platform and Counter Scales, patent Balances and
Steelyards,
English American, and G.. D. Percussion Caps,
Hay and Manure Forks2 5, and prong,
Tea Trays and Walters; and all other goods usually
found in Hardware Stores
As our goods have been purchased on the most ia
vorable terms and selected exclusively for the Virgin
ia North Carolina and Tennessee trade, we feel conf
dent we can offer strong inducements to merchants
visiting this city, and respectfully invite them to an
examination of our stock, are determined to sell
low any house in this any of the Northern cit
les.
p. S-0rders promptly and carefully attended to.
Richmond Sept 3, 1856.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rN- RAKER,S RITTERS.-These

~ BAKER'S BITTERS.-These 6itters
have become so popular that they may be regardeS Us
one of our permanent Constitutions" Indeed, tneir
use is probably more general than that Of any other
medicine; while in cases of dyspepsia debility ana an
diseases arising from disarrangement OF man IN
terna machinery, they more potent than any enx
ir heretofore discovered by scientific research we
speak from personal knowledge, when we attest the
efficiency of Bakers bitters as tonic At this season
of the year. especially, when sort of lasstude takes
hold of the human family, which fresh air and exer
else utterly fail to shake off this extraordinary meal-
cine sets man up, reinvgorates and invests HIM WIN
new life. Such medicine, particularly when NOT
bad to take must be Invaluable and such, IN tact IS
that manufactured and sold by ELIJAH BAKER, OF this
city.-Richmoad Wig.
~ To be had at the Drug Stores off. G. NJ MER-
RILArT and JAS. G. LAIRD, Staunton, and Druggists
generally
August g. 1S56-lmo
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LOST VOICE RESTORED.

NEW BEDFORD, August 10.
Mr. S. W. Fowle:-Having seen many certificates
published In relation to DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, take this opportunity of offering
word in its favor which you are also at liberty to pub.
lsh. A few months since my wife's lungs became so
much affected by sudden cold, that she lost her voice.
and suffered severely from pains in the breast Her
situation caused her friends much alarm Having
heard your Basam strongly recommended by those
who had used it, purchased bottle Of your agent in
this place She took according to directions and it
produced wonderful effect. Before using the bottle
she had completely recovered her voice. SUBJ
sided, and her health was soon fully restored.
HENRY G. BRIGHTMAN.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS onthe wrap
per. ~
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents
For sale in Stauntonb BY JAMES G. LAIRD and DR.. j.
| c. NJ MERRILArr. [Sept. 3, 1S56.-1t.
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KENT, PAINE g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN and Domestic Dry Goods ! f!
NOS. 1903 AND 1855 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1856!


DY the barque "Fides" and ship "pepperell," from
d Liverpool to this port and by other arrivals via
New York, we are receiving our FALL IMPORTA.
TION of BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
GOODS! purchased on the best terms for CASH. and
comprising some of the richest and most desirable
Goods we have ever imported.
We are also receiving full supply of AMERICAN
FABRICS, of all the regular and most approved
makes.
We are also prepared with splendid stock Ok. q OF
mond, which in style, quality and price, will compare
with any market.
BY the lst September our stock will be very COM
plete and will be the largest and most attractive we
have ever exhibited.
Wemostrespectfully invite the SOUTHERN TRADE
to give to our stock and to market fair examna
ton with the assurance that will sell our goods as
low as they can be bought in the United States:
Orders shall at all times be promptly and faithfully
attended to- KENT, PAINE Co.
Richmond August o. 1856-taS3
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August 2oi 1856.
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-O

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-On
n Saturday the 11t Of October, 1885, will offer
for sale at public auction, the premises valuable
TRACT of LAND, now In possession of Jno NJ. Pit
man. The land lies 2 miles East of Staunton, in Au-
gusta county, Immediately the Va Central Railroad
Containing, by recent survey One Hundred and
Sixty-two acres, about one-haf of which is cleared
and the residue in fine thrifty timber.
The improvements are comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. an excellent double barn, with Shed, a new
Stable, with Carriage House, two very fine large Ice
house, which may be made very profitable Granaries,
Spring House,a young and thrifty Orchard of selected
Fruit, and Fencing in fine order.
The Spring of water is of excellent quality. There
is beside the spring branch another constant stream
passing through the farm.
am auth 1rized to sell this land privately, and If q
private sale is effected notice will be given.
Persons desirous of viewing the place will call on
Mr. Pitman, who will take pleasure in showing it,
Terms ma lie known on day of sale. Title good
R0BT. P. KINNEY, Trustee.
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MARRIED.,

At the Presbyterian Parsonage, August 2lst by the
ia, to Miss MARY C. hoLsINGER, OF Rockingham
On the evening of the goth ult, by the Rev. George
Junkin D. D., Professor JuNIUs n. FIsHBURN, of Wash
lngton College, to Miss JULIA N. JUSKIN, daughter Of
the officiating clergyman.
On the 2lst ut at Knotty Knoll in this county, by
the Rev Jno s. Blain Mr. JAS. n. BALY, ofthis coun-
ty to Miss LUCY j. COLEMAN, formerly Of Albemarle.
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$4,000
7,so5 Prizes amounting to ...;...;....s lo2,Ooo

800 PrlZeS amounting 10 SIV~3VVV
TICKETS, 80; Halves, s.; Quarters, $3.50
The 1900 Prizes of $50 determined by the num-
Der which draws the $4,000 Prize-if that number
should be an odd number then every odd number tick
ct in the Scheme will be entitled to $780, if an even
number then every even number ticket will be entitled
to $780, in addition to any other Prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity of odd and
even number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly
one half the cost of the same with chances Of obtain
ing other Prizes.
An those tickets ending with O. 2, A. 6, s. are even
oil those ending with /, 8, 5, 7, 9, are odd.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost. Orders punctualy attendedto. Communca-
tons confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par Drawings sent to all ordering Tickets.
Those wishing particular numbers should order i'm
mediately.
Address
JAS. f. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga
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Opinions of the Prominent Druggists of Gin
Cinnati.

We, the undersigned, Druggists of this city, have
been acquainted with, and sold for year or two past
article of Family Medicine, known as Perry Davis
Pain Killer, and we would assure the public that IN
every instance, so far know, it has given the
best satisfaction to the purchaser We can recon-,
mend it to the public article of great merit ant
9irtue.
Indeed, we never knew an article of Medicine become
deservedy popular in short time, which is prov
ed by the fact of its extensive SALE and constantly In
creasing demand. Signers:
J. ID. Park. I'D. Doughty, W.. NJ Gordon,
Chas. Collins, Abba Zeller E. B. Human,
| S. H. Parnn, A. d, Scovill, g. II. Bates.
| Wade, Eckstein & Co., /. l. D. Reakirt.
Dear Sirs,-I became your agent outfeeling any
interest in your medicine, but soon became very
much interested, upon seeing the happy effect 1t mad
npon many persons. einceased sales In this State
are truly astonishing / might have collected any
number of certificates of its great power In relieving
PAIN if had attended to it at the time the cures came
under my observation The least l can say for the
Pain Killer is, that it fully answers the purpose fol-
which it is recommended. A. w. HATCH,
| Druggist, Milwaukee
Sold by oil Dealers in family medicines, and by JAS
G. LAIRD and ]. c. NJ MRRRILATr, Druggists, Staunton
August 27, 1S56.-2ws.
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r ANDS I'M MARKET.-Inp pursuance ola de-
u cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, en-
tered at the June term, 1856, in cause therein de-
pending between Samuel D. Wallace and Others, plain
tfs and Fleming Carol and others defendans,we will
proceed, on Monday the 2s day Of September next on
the premises to sell the following TRACTS Of LAND
belonging to the said Carol, to wit
1st. A Tract known as the "Brown Hill Tract" con-
tanning about lO3 Acres, and adjoining the lands OF
Robt Craig, E. Woodward, and others. Ithas on it
DWELLING HOUSE, out-houses, Spring, &c.
Cd A Tract called the "Welch Tract" containing a.
bout 81 acres u whereof belongs to said Carroll ad-
joining the lands of said Craig and Estene Furnace.
It contains comfortable Dwelling, Stable good Orch
ard, fine Spring, &C.
3d. A Tract containing 26 Acres, adjoining above
81 tract.
4th The Mountain Tract containing about $50 A.
cres adjoining the lands ofSensaburg Barclay and 9th,
ers on and crossing the Rockbridge county line.
The lands are we'll worth the examination of persons
desiring to purchase. They are susceptible of i'm
provement-are finely timbered-convenient to mar
ket and may be made profitable for grazing purposes
TERMS Costs of sale and of suit in hand, and one
third in six months and the balance in twelve and twen
ty-four months thereafer-in equal nstalments, the
purchaser to give bonds and good personal security,
and the title to be retained as ultimate security.
NIB If the sale is not completed on the day APP
pointed it will be continued until the next day.
4 K K Trout TROUT, comr's.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY,
Authorized BY the State Of Georgia:
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

GLASS III,
To be dra,on in the City Of atlanta, Georgia, IN
public. ON Saturday September 81, 1855, on the
HAVANA PLANT!
Purchasers in buying one odd number and one even
number whole ticket are guaranteed to draw W
Halves and Quarter Tickets in proportion, with chan
ces of obtaining the larger Prizes, which are nun
dred per cent better for the purchaser than any other
Lottery in existence.
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PLAsrER,-Lump, s19-Ground, Sl4
SALr,-Ashton, SSA.-Marshall, $50. Alum,-S2L
nor sALE.-yALUABLE TOWN PROP.

II RRTY.-In pursuance OF q decree entered in the
cause of Bonivita and others, against d. A. Ptman
heirs and depending in the Circuit Court of Augusta
shall proceed, on Wedaesday1ste October next in the
town of Stanton sell at public SALE that very desi
rable Property recently occupied by said Piman and
nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel 1t contains TWO
ORE-ROOMS AND CELLARS-A DWELLING
HOUSE AND LARGE ROOM, at present used as a
Billiard Saloon. Any person desiring TO invest his
money in real estate to yield large dividend, will
find this desirable for that purpose
TERMS OF SALE The purchase money to be paid
in SIX twelve, eighteen and twenty-four mouths from
the day of SALE bearing Interest," the title to be retain
ed as ultimate security and the purchaser giving bond
and good personal security.
Sept 3, 1s56.-tds. n. 4. TROUT, Com'r,
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DoTEToURT LAND FOR sALE.-T off;

DOTETOURT LAND FOh SALE'-l one
ID for sale privately my FARM, on Tinker Greek
Botetourt county, five miles from Fncastle, ten miles
from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and thir
teen from the James River Canal. The tract compri
ses 3O5 Acres of arabic land we'll watered and finely
timbered There are at least so 60 Acres of Mead
ow land all of which can be watered There is goot
Apple Orchard of select fruit, together with fruits
other kinds in abundance. The farm has ON 1t q spa
cious and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, with al
necessary out-houses; good society, and churches
all denominations convenient.
For particulars apply to the subscriber in Lexing
ton, Va. or to Mr.. Tighlman Snodgrass, at Amster
dam, Botetourt county, Va VIM. B. MORTON.
August 90, 1S56.-3t
DUBLIC SALE.-Wil be sold, on Thursday,tA
i 1lth day Of September next, at the late residence
of Alexander Long, decd, all of his Personal Proper
ty, consisting in part of the following to wit: heat
Horses, 40 do Cattle among which are several freSt
Mich Cows,) go head Sheep, 30 head Hogs 200 bush
els Wheat 200 bushels Corn in the crib-also the croI
of Corn in the field 800 bushels Oats large quantity
of Hay, 4 or 5O01b of Bacon, Road Wagon, Planta
ton Wagon, Farming Utensils, Household and Hitch
ed Furniture; also lot of Apple Brandy.
TERMS:-A credit of 8 months will be given OF
all sums of So and upwards-with bond and approved
security under that amount Cash.
CHAS. T. PALMER, Admir-.
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GREAT DEPOT FOR THE y SALE ,IIE o OF

~ REAT DEPOT. FOh The SALE VI
PIANO FORTES, GUITARS, MELODE-
ONS AND MUSIC.-At the establishment of the sub.
scribers may always be found an extensive stock OF
SUPERIOR PIANO F0RTES from several of the
most reliable makers in the Union. Among them may
be seen those from J. B. Durham Co., New York, a.
Stodart & Co., New York, and Chickering Sons,
Boston, comprising assortment so extensive as to
enable persons of almost every taste to select an In
strument. The length of time the subscribers have
been engaged in this business, the satisfaction these
instruments have given the variety kept for sale, the
terms upon which they offered, the advantage CT
selecting in person ordering from house long es-
tabshed near home and the impossibility of getting
an Indifferent Piano here flor they will be taken back
if they do not prove good are some of the reasons
why persons should purchase in Richmond instead Of
sending to the North.
MELODEONS of Carhart & Needham's make, vary
ing in price from S45 to $780, suitable for churches or
parlors. ~
These instruments well the Pianos are sold at
manufacturers prices.
. GUITARS of''Martins" make, which are unrivalled
for beauty oftone durability and workmanship. Also,
others of European manufacture. Among them, are
some beautiful Neapotan Guitars, constructed that
the neck may be taken off and the whole instrument
carried in ladys travelling trunk. t-7-
MUSIC for the Piano Forte and Guitar Constant
arrivals of fresh supplies enable them to furnish or
ders very completely "
Booksellers and Stationers.
40 Main st Richmond VQ,
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR sALE.--Ir

10 pursuance OF DEGREES OF the Clrcult court OF
Rockingham County in chancery entered in the cause
Defendants: We will proceed on the premises, on
Saturday the 4th day Of October next to sell that
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, known as the Davy
Beard farm, on the North River, in the county of
Rockingham, adjoining the lands of James Craig,
Reuben Ataffer Samuel Baker, and others, contain
ing by recent survey 2s7 LIZ Acres. 1t lies on the
main road from Rockish Gap to Winchester and IS a.
bout three miles from Port Republic.
There are OH it about fifty acres of river bottom,
about onehird of the land is in woods of excellent
Timber. Twelve acres are in Meadow and more can
be made 1t is seldom that such land is offered pub
licly If desired we may offer the land in parcels.
TERMS One fourth in six months and the re-
mander in three equal annual instalments thereafter
the purchaser to give bonds with sufficient personal
security and the title to be retained as ultimate secu
rity.