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COFFIN WARxAO0M, ke.
7 WILLIAM PLANT q CO., CNDEzUA-
Js sKERS-rosideacea19 Seventh
street, between q anc Il streets. E,-tz.z--EE2
InteIments procured IN any ground
or cemetery Coftls, Caps, shrords, Carriages,
ReaIse, and every artiols for inle,ments Of
the best quality furnished al skor notice, on the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours OF the
zignt. Having the exclusive hight Of Crump's
Patent Corpse Pfese:vey, We guarantee to keep the
dead for any length Of tine. jy11-ly
J. CONNELLY, Undertaken
No 423 Sscsnth street, tseSt side, ret. q ard II,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washington and
the adjoining counties that he ist 80
prepared to attend TO al orders at
The shortest notice and on the most liberal TERMS
He will spare pains to give entire satisfaction
on all occasions He guarantees to preserve the
dead IN the warmest weather FOR any length Of
time.
large supply Of ready made COFFINs Of
all sizes and qualities, always or hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, and every other
article furnished Of the best quality.
A share Of the public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. mar s4-n
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ID -. JAZZ ETS, BOYS PANTS,
EpTS :. VESTS, BOYS SHIRTS,
g0y-S, SOAIS, BOYS SACKS,
H0t DRAWERS, BOYS UNDEKSHlRTS
.otSS CAPS, BOYs' SUSPENDERS,
ps COLLARS, BOYS CKAVATS, t.
RgsJS 'Le largest and finest assortment OF Boys
Id ~ MADE GARMENTS, suitable for dress
Tort ool Wear, 10 be found this side Of New
ao9 ., D "nlch we particularly invite the atten-
an - &fehts and aardians, assuring them that
= gods viii be offered at the lowe ST prices.
WALL e. STEPHENS,
ns,s, ,<< Pa aV., between 9th and 10th sts.
next to Iron Hall.
y CsSIN6 soS OUT ENGRAVINGs at q sacri-
no a. 5O6, betw. 9th and 10th SITS. a-. -
JOHN r. ELLIS.
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BARGAINS AT IELLIs's; he is selling
ID out. lfs tt ap2-u
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CAST OFF CLOTHING
FOUGHT AND SOLD AT rs LOUISIANA
- avenue, opposite Holmead's Grocery, near
Semmes'. Address, through Post Office, to "Mr.
TAILOR" ap7-1m%
PEDFOKD BLUE LICK WATERS.-A
II fresh supply just received and for sale In any
quantity at MOORE'S Drug Store,
ap9 est No. 113 Pa. avenue, First Ward.
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LADIES, PLEASE Read:

~. D'bcs ELEfSc hEhD'
CSE ARRIVED FROM KINGSTON, IA
,.--ea, W l., and in store FOR sale by the sub
iadles' use ALI
Ga . if gentlemen, few dozen Of PRUNE
-. 50 much esteemed for its virtues for the
-, - q 0i Eealth, about eleven TO one O'Clock
- o. a4d Ia aIy other store but 1T
JONAS Z. LEWIS,
W. 47i, Pennsylvania avenue.
.r,,e -ne' Liquors, Segars, aad Hne Groceries. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-01

V~IRGINIA-N CH~ANCERY.-ln Powha,nn Circuit
Court, April the 2sth, 1861, II. L. hopkins, executor
of Frs. q. Drake, who was surviving executor OF Teresa
Drake, Plain id,
Against
Osborne L Drake, in his own RICH, James r. Esclcston,
Martha v. Paterson and Mary 7. I. Pstteson, infants, and
o. l.. Drake thcirlate guardian, aud John Spears, their pre-.
s,ut guardian, and Sarah J. Drake, widow Of Samuel
Drake, and Laura E., Rosa r. Grandson w. and w. b..
Drake. infau, children OF samuel i. Drake and Joseph J.
Drake, trustees for the wife aud children OF Lin Drake,
Defendants.
This cause came on 10 be heard this day on the bill. the
answers u. the infant defendants and the rep!catlons
thereto, aud on The exhibits filed, &c, and was argued by
counsel. Upon consideration whereof, the court doth ad.
Judge, order and decree. that II. l.. Hopkins, executor ut
Graves, q iun account of his administration OF his tesla.
tors estnte ne the executor thereof, and the snid commits
sioner 10 hereby directed 10 audit, state. and report the
same 10 this court. with any special ,nutier deemed proper
bv himself, or which may be required by any OF the par
tie.; md the court doth further udjudsc, order and decree,
tina. the defendants y. L.. Drake, late guardian OF Msrtha
V. pat,esou and Mary 7. 7. Patterson, and John Spears,
their prrssnt guardian. do settle their respective accounts
ns guardians utore.aid before the same Commissioner, who
is directed 10 audit. state ard report them in like manner
with any matter deemed pertinent by him, or which may
require specially 10 be stated BY them or any party inter
csreI therein. NCopy-lestc.
WM.S 5. DANCE. Clerk.
The parties interested in the foregoing order Of court
are hereby notified TINT ! have appointed the nth day OF
July next for taking the accounts directed by the said or.
der, on which day, By 10 O'clock, A. NJ, they are required
TO attend Il, the Clerks Office OF Powhatun county. with
their accounts aud vouchers ready for examination and
s,,tlen,nt X. F. GRAVES,
June li-cwiw Commissioner.
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AI.BEMARLE LAND FOX SALE.

4 n obedience to " decree Of the Great Superior Couri
q Tor Alb.mnrlc county, pronounced on the @lst dy ui
Mny, lsJi, in The Care of J. Knox Walker, Augusta li-
wife, md otn,rs. sgninst T. F.. Walton, John Norris, nd.
.ninistraror nf Thomas Daniel. deceased, and Others, will
be sold on ~" a)Ih July next, at Public Auction. on ih'
preGli-ct. IT, tract OF Land or which the late Thomas
Daniel resided for tho lnst twen;y five years: containing
ri.h, hundred ard four mrres: mhoul 1--WE hundred ac:s,
are cleared and in cul,ivatiUE-siYty or seventy Of which
.rr GOOD creek DotUms-the balance i. IN The uiisiun
growth Of t.!- timber. The improvements are n good
dwelling house wiki eleven rooms, including the bhs"
mrnt, a lraiIrd kitchen. IucHt, lumber and ice house
large barn. with q threshing machine attached corI"cr!5
oyer.crr and servants huuaes, stable and some tobacco
houses II is very well supplied with good water in every
field. hes within two miles OF the J. K. 81 kanawhn Csnrl
md m The road leading to Warren joins the lands Of NJ
II. Harris, Alexander Rivrs and u,Ecrs.
Terms Of tee sale viii be- cash sufficient to pay the cos
of the cut and the cXecu:iu. the decree, the balance IL
one, two. md three years, IN equal instruments, To carry
iutcrrs, from the day al nile the interest Ia be psit NJ
annually secured by bonds, wi:h Two sOOi personal Sc
curiti's, and the iit!r withheld unit. all IN. purchase money
Is pail.
All persons wishing to view the premi.cs Will please
call on the undrroi:nrd, VINO resides within one inIlr q
the land, and will tnka pleasure In showing it TO any one.
JOHN MORRIS, Commissioner.
I,,ol -,L ls[c c,ia
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LAND FOR SALE,

IN BCCklSiHSM tOUFll, VA.
TIME undersigned. wishing to close his farming opera
Il lions in Buckingham comfy. Va, offers FOR sule upon
reasonable ierma. or in ~eHchnuge for city property. two
valuable tracts Of land lying within six mi's oi %Buckins'
ham Cour. House
One oil .nl tracts contains about go acres. end Is
known by the name Of OWENS MILLS having rbouf
100 acres NJ present Ia cultivation, with n growing crop 0l
whcn., corn, and onts There is on the plncc Ii sma!G
dwelling house, and all The necessary outhoG.cs. such as
stables. &c, with stock OF Eorses, cattle, md hogs iarm
ing utensils. Sc. Al-o. n stcum saw and grist mill, with
engine OF thirty i've horsepower. and su!fcitntii''ber i"r
the support OF thu place. il purchased separate.
The other tract lies within Onriuufih .: r mil" "i the
one first mentioned, and contains elI acres. Is cail:riy
covered with timber, but we'll adapted TO cultivation, tie
soil being of excellent quality.
These lands are in n remarkably healthy section OF the
State. with m abundance of the best OF water. and. being
situated very near the Buckinrhnn1 gold mines, there Is
ulways " reudy market for produce OF all kinds.
The above bands | will sell low for a part cash and q
lonc credi, on the balance, nr will exchange the whole Tor
properly in the city of Washington. The growing crop
DC. Will cell III connexion with the land OF separate, Tor
cash or n hort credit.
Persons wishing n more particrlnrdrscrtpion vii! please
consul, Mr.. ;. W Owen, No. 2l2 Penn, yivnu!a avenue,
NJ a. solm Dwarf OWEN.
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HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY. VA.
NATURES OWN REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIS

TVNIIIS watering place is now open Tor the reception OF
visitors. Tho supply o. mineral water IS most Ibu!.
ln,t, Hnd there are eight doucilc and piunC. baths OF Va.
rious temperatures, from az deg. I" 100 de-. Fahrcr he!t.-
Az a remedy in many chronic diseases, these waters hrc
cxcrllrd hv EuiEin. ever known 10 The human rnce. In
rout. rheumatism. liver ii-enees, d]iurrhda. v!sccral Oh.
rtrucuons, giandulnr enlargement, OH injuries 10 the mus
clrs and joints. paralysis, d!4, Hs - peculiar 20 fcnn!"s, men
r.iuia, &c, they possess remedial and curative powers a:
the highest order. IN that state q! The body termed ca.
chrctiC, the consequence of arrangement in the stomach,
liver and spleen. among The residents OF nurshy countries,
and distinguished by u pale or .AllOw complexion. putty
skin, twciled c~xtremi'ies, idnsor or dlslnciin ZION To mo-
ton OF any kind, these baths often act Ike Gcharm. Many
severe cases OF the ils-a Is enumerated above, which Ind
resisted tue most skilful medical treatment, and in which
other mineral waters OF high reputc hmd been used in
vain, have been entirely cured here.
OF the vast number now suffering with thcsc niAihilcs,
there are comparatively few who would not be perfectly
restored or greatly relieved by the use OF these %a'rrs -
This place 10 lg5 miles from Richmond, Va. on the direct
route from that city to the Grcenbrier White sulphur
Spriur.. from which IL 10 distant only 81 miles. kntlv IN
july the Central Rni road will be in operation 10 Millboro,
after which there will be only trenty miles stage trdce' he
tween the Hot Springs and the principal Northern and
Southern citi.s; and the traveller from Baltimore, Wash
ington or Richmond. leaving those cifie- in the morEtqg.
will be brought the first might TO the Warm Spring.. and
TO this plncr 10 breakfast the next morning hHS m'k'rg
the uhoir jourqc in q hpurs. hhnos; entrr'y By ddyieht
These Spings are situated in II valley III nn elevated
mountsiniresion. The -ccncry around is wild, r"inHn,ic
and beautitui, and the climate ia SUMMER delightful, saiu'
hriOus and invigOratine.
The hotel accommodations are good aud comto:tahlc,
and p fine band Of music will he in a,tcndancs through
ou; the season.
will furnish me with their address, | will mail Il pamphlet
containing an account OF the spring. WITH cases "i cure,
&c, s. GOODE, Cor the Proprietor,
June ol-clm hot Springs. Va.
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RED SWEET SPRINGS.

ALl.EGIANl COUNTY, NINGlNlA.
SU\HESE Springs are situatcd l6 miles East of tic
Greenbsler White SulphuE; \ S,"Js i&a' ,hrsii!H7 kmhIdi
S%.eGteEte' Ruii Road, from which Summcrsuu. Kent "
To. keep n full supply oil Coaches runnin. daily, through
in day light. TO this place, aud to the White sulphur
Springs, having no night travel.
These waters are Chalybcntc, differing i'll their gaseous
and saline ingredients, varying in their temperature from
- to 30 degrees Fahrenheit, forming two ladies! and one
gentlemHns
RED SWEET BATHS,
the most cxhilurHtiug and delightful Baths in the United
States. There is also another Bath and spring near thc
Hotel, precisely similar in temperature ami effects ~ tEr
Old Sweet, one mile from this, giving visitors To this place
the advantage of the waters OF both piacrs. The waters
are Tonic. Alternative ana aitcrirn,, suited to Gases Of ev
trene debility, dihrrao,u OF tho most obstinate character
MISC, rhrunnt s,n, culaucous affections and chronic dis.
cases OF the stomach, liver. spleen. &c. Utc!rr to the va
rious authors on tho Mineral Springs OF Virginia for The
analysis
There is on the premises a Reading Room, Furnished
with II variety Of newspapers from all parts oi the Union
also, Billiard Rooms. Ten Pin alleys. and other am's"
mcu,s The services Of EOLANDI"S BA%D OF MUSIC,
Of Baltimore. has been secured.
The proprietor having the satisfaction to know tia, he
has given satisfaction heretofore IA Liz visiicrs, and u su-
tain The high reputation Of the Red Sweet, has induced
him 10 extend his Recommendations, hn.t"rlnc himself thR
hls future labors " i'll insure Ii iull portion ui the public pa
t-uuase.
There is a Post Ofic. a, this place, and daily mail. sacl
way. G. BIAS.
lime 11-rtl0th tup
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COMMISSIONER,S OFFICE.

CHE~T FHFTELE z. n, JUNK 7, Teoh J
THO H CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF WILL
LIAM WALLACE DAY. DECEASED, AND ALL
OTHERS ~ECEkNED.- are hereby notified, thnt
field county. pronounced on the first day OF May, 1850. III
the case OF W. w. Days EXecutrix, Sc. against D. w.
Moore and Others, have appointed the 18Th day Of July
next, at my office, for taking an accoun, oi the real aud
personal estate Of VIM. W. Day, deed, and of the annual
and tee simple value thereof; an account OF the plaintiff
transactions q. executive aforesaid, and an account of the
debts Of the testator. and the dignities thereof; n, which
tune and place you are hereby required 10 attead
Given under my hand as Commissioner of the Circui,
Cour, of Chesterfield county, the day and year first afore-
said. w. w. i. COGRlLL, Commissioner.
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FARM FOit SALE..

OFFER for sale my e4tntr called Wh:ss'BanS, -
ing on the Mattaponi river, IN King William county
the head of steamboat navigation, and opposite the village
Of Walkerton, from which place II boat runs regularly 10
r contnins by survey 6ol acres, ahou, $50 Of which arc in
cultivation nii hnvc been thoroughly Inarlcd from cxten.
ave mari bank. ON the place. Tn" reminder OF the land
Is heavily ;imbered, and oFtrs great Inducements for cut.
tin. cord wood, for which cash cur be obtained on tie
bandr Of The river. The rl"rl banks ac easy OF acc.<t,
and contain aH incXhsusiible supply Of the best dcconI.
posed calchreous mari. which yields, BY analysis, between
80 Ind 90 per cent OF nearly pure lime. The buildings
CONSIST Of d dwelling house sufficient for the ~accenimodu.
,ion of a large family, barns. stables. quarters. &c and are
al! ir good repair, ssme OF them having been recently
bulk. The land has been worked for upwards OF ten years
on the five field system. aud ID in Il high state OF improve
msu;.
Possession will be given in the fall in time TO seed ncrop
Of wheat. For further particulars, nddfes. the suD.crioc',
NJ, orc,f JOHN OOkE
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May 2-ctcs Z. Iat!CS
MGNENL snELN:.S FOX .sALE.

z OFFER tor -nc tie MUNI.OL ~%Fhi"p=, 10
Y gc,h"r with Ill HppurtrrrG.cs, G Es!"..HE al - ..
.mpln -app.y y. Ecis. Rridigr, Household rr'. . q"
Kitchen lurrirur': also, Crpehry, Cutlery. ere no
springs IRE situated IN tho Northeastern pat d H"..,'
cn;:uty, Ala, in one mile OF the Muhlie aEd Girrri rrE.G,
AMI thp same dis iIcc from the Mobile sag" hiH. 80
tract b,IOngin4 10 Tie SPRING runts!rr 80 n'i'' %. :'. !
creek land. The grow u i hiCS. rs "i!l'e ""i, '"f o'E ''H'
lar, swcc, -,;in, muller rs, tim. holy >ra"i-E'" k, W." =
dcrurow;h oil ~rtiEI.LE.h. hUcH"f r, sUi:lf Oh, ~" - -
r!e:growth indicating rich s'lt AO'Ut ~ "'.''t 'HI
above lands +. H. a hi-h E's:c ~ "II.'ii!"H. i-' "t' ,'-'
Juce ION 20 lSg3 pomads 81 rot;"n 20 the ~cic Tie i..4
inus are IN GOOD CONDITION. with a large and c1rJur'liyih
Hotel. and IL wiLter residence Cox Il Iar!Ay: r,~', = 1.| d: ~.
A!icy. E;i;nrd Room md Thbir. Bal. Hriss, :" "r!i
| Rooms, cue OF w.ich !. some .i': ynris d!a'n- ..cu' 10
! MOTEL Also, two gCCiry Stnb'c-, tog"'tcr " = Corn CO.
Nero Houses, etc. In FAC; tnJr" l. ...thin2 n''il .'
make THE one OF the mos: Ge-irsb = un:erin- p.fcet ~ .hs
South. ns the wafer staa,'s in -. high > pu'c NJ NJ. >
State. Testimonials OF 20 fac' can b. Pr'olcci :. -
Guir.d. ,.r,-.
will scl the place on the following '"rias le" 'o'''
per ocIc-onC fourth crsh, the tn!anCc ~ 'hfSt '""u,'
payments, with note. a.i approved sec"'"y'" ~
gage o! the place. .e.. -;
,.nrLi liz VII 10 ey~min. tn'-e -priBGs, : sac ~ e"
cuulE be commenced without ~! "A''r!' Wv" r
~. "a ,bs-, !. "a u artlr ,ugp!y ~ - a:- nee .1r" e 2 o.
ho..I b,,in.... Avg DGH'o'F u; s".'p can ESo
hot ,i 2 10 { cent, taT.c!s - - Ger - c"F "''' = -
mi. s,,- az 10 rGH!a r.. dozen -" . a. - Gun"
Ia, ;iI tic. :GI s.:linrs TPp!r 10 =. l. '!syEcs, & -"
,n,, ,.Hcc .ra.aba, hL.bEuo. " n.y'~ii ~ ico pH' g
yurv .-GnI iNpEI-t, 49,.
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AUCTi3N SALES,
nUsTEEM, s:Al.#nr VALUABLE LAMBS l..

-
TiE COUNTY OF FI.iVlEki.
2 I fI,u: %! n decd 'x"ru,rri by Wm. T.. Siirri,rd,
GS ot'G s1jscT!rHr n trustee. ialri Is:i i;:.i. !sJI.
nnt daily recorded ~ iu" County Cuu:t Clerks Oaic. 81
f'''hii'"' !" s''"rs the payment Of u i.t' To junrs Cali.
commissioner. under Il t"rrer II ia" IirrGit CullT al said
county. Tor The sale at Ii" rcrI aud personal c,rnt, of
W N, GF.i. deceased. sinll nj, . D.; pubic snlr, On ibr 4h
M"iI'iny ia Jun" iic"t, UhHt bin. Court aay.J NJ the Cmlr;
!lG,''', Tor cash, II? inln"ia: IN med tract or parcels OF
"HHi, si:GTit III .Hir cG':r;y. aud near The Court House. or
p" 'HtH? - Ray pc necessary to pny ;t" inht provided for
IN s"'d iced. "ad CHARGE g.. adv" Using and selling:
~. ! mt o" ".'.r.i mil Shepherd now rr,iics. con.
,"i"Ih" !"' "c'"H, IA 5i:ht y! Fn!Imyra, and with a good
d"c!iin. house anu out houses
End. htrucsot 90 acre.. purchased by said Shepherd of
Walker T!mrrr'Hk'.
Robert pEnay
i'h. Attract ol ll2! acres, purchased Of III. trustee, In
Il decd from Howard 20 Row!ca.
9Th. i rrn"i called 'tiirmhunin," containing over 100
acres. n"it t:c court House, with brick dwelling and other
sp"i improvements.
The ;r:r;s otter fine orp0run:,ir, for lnvr.,I..rnt 10
CAPITALISTS or persons wishing good Residences.
T.: intihc" phi;!cnImrr. nPpiy.to IL" ,uAscfis"r. Office
l'th slrrc:, leading frO:I American Hotel TO Cupi;o!
Square. RICHARD lVANl!OE CDCkE Trus.e,
NAV l5-rrw
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ARM IN CHARLES, CITY COUNTY FOR

--,yrxc -an,ovcd 10 Richmond, | offer for sale. my
Aiin ,r;n1 in tho cuun,y o! Charles City. 9 to .:
-. f - ,hc !jsu;es Rirer. and ~ miles from the city OF
R Ri;i' N aud sGH. ali, Al 1ss; 5'H n i~pto sf0S' S S"S hall IS s1s n.c
oa pEoiuI nrs master &c. There is a good Dwelling. ana
OF y, me. : ouat.houses. nearly new. Also, an cxcel!cn,
G g. = and Orchard. The Farm could be very cave.
uaI n,t IL "id.d ip,otwo, one containing 800. ccG the other
~ ~" Persons wishing 10 PURCHASE u Farm in the
ro.; nroiuctive and rspiii2 approving portion Of Virginia,
wouii do wen to ey,asa,ac ,, this dproper;y, as | a" disposed
SCI 1880 or MS brother living adjoining, will show
ny n 70 VI 'N DR.. O A.. CRENsHAN.
J,nnS"rT Box No. 27I, Richmond, Va
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Heal ESTATE FOR SALE.

gUHuE valuable Farm. Tavern bnd tour Lots. NJ SGrTy
60. Jn,i.e Va otter for salr. The tatEl con-
-. s1y sc-.s There j.. about loo acres oi the tract
ci.srs,i Which has been married, aud produces so1d crops
=. en- and oa,s. and would bring good wheat. The i'm.
% ,s, I.mi has IN abundance OF building timber for the
go, tavern md lo.s, and there can be spared, alter ltaT.
,r ~, bundapce OF iucl and timber Tor ien'ing. hr'ween
80 and fon. Thousand cords OF pine wood. Ih:. wood
= ,i,Liu tyo miles of a crees. from which 1t CT b. Eight
.,,.I 10 tie river NJ a reasonable cost, where the Northern
vessels will receive II.
The Tuy.rl is n rye conveniently arranged n""s:,
yith m; teen he'd rooms, a bail room, mud other apartments
! fur the couye nience OF the house; nni there y stable 70 ID
ior in- accommodation OF from feScn;Y'hrc to ninety
horses.
There nrc ,To private residences aud two s;cre'nouSs-,
| all q; which are ia demrna By tenants at Il in!r rcnt.
This properly IS situated Oh the stage road hctwecI Pc
ter.hurg mud Portsmouth. and within four miles " Il puC
lie wharf on James River. ID O dry AMI healthy location
, ~ any Fa,, Of the nioun,ains, being exempt rom The ~
turnnl diseases which generally prrraii on :-e %"
s,nds Of Virginia. A well OF pure and coo! %hser IS WIZ"
ten steps of the door. This water has been pronounce "
pure as any water in the upla.-a OF Virginia. by fs''D'
trSm d dlstsnce.) --.;s,.
There /, a male ~-9ademy in operation Ga the 80, ns
aud children enough in the vicinity 70 insure pc 40 49,
schoc, III ihi. place. thereby offering a. .d:aan3 To-. ::
on. who may have children 10 cdaeAtc' ~ d LUZ
pence than sending them frca1 ao;de ,,;,,,c de-.
suppose il unnecessary 10 go mo d nm ~. -, n m
scr;ptio OF te 3.oprrty, as all persons "ls"tns -, r W..
cna!r n,,-nne viii examine for Themselves Uo'o'e "a'
king ~ oder. .o.so,.bl. -r:a.. and the
will sell the property NJ a ss
terms shall be accommodating JACOB FAULCoN.
Va Iane 2l-cln
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q SALE.
. v.II,.DIF ESTATE IN ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.
BONSICErS DEPOT, on THE IA. y TENN

A VALUABLE ESTATE IN ROANOKE COUNTY. VA.
BONsJCE'S EPO on IA. " TENN.
Rail ROAD.
Ay OF having effected n public sale OF tina, part nj ms
~ ce,a,c advertised to bo sold OH the 10Th June, 1850.
now offer !; ut private sale, either in whole or III part, on
such term. n . w;l doubtless insure 4 pu.ch.s,r Those
Disposed 10 purchasc such m estate nrc respectfully re
aursted to view the anne. That portion Gi my esthiscon
taiits llJ7 AGREE, Of which 369 are cleared. aud &c hcrc'
nre IN ORIGINAL growth, with much fine timbcr-mOstly Tie
fine, tobacco land. The wood OH the lind. worth about
81 % Der cord n: BoLsacks Depot, will nearly pay Tor ih'
lard.
For Terms. apply to L. McC!anaban or Aired X Jame'
of Roanoke county, or to Messrs GoDDiS l. APPERsoS, q
the subscriber. Mt Richmond, Va.
~ I, a." aaEcin FLEMING JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-01
LAND II CTMBEKLAND tOK SALE

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,aSlIE undersigned will offer tor sale. NJ public auction,
OF WEDNESDAY. the 9Th August Erx', the iiact U
and on which IT, rcsii.s, called MIL Mount, situ,ted L,
IN" innction OF Guinra Creek with III" AppoinHr0x River,
near stony Puin, Mile, aud Confirming ~ rcren, survey
go acres. This his long been regarded hs the best wheat
farm IN TIC ."i:hborhopd, ami tor tobacco, corn, oats,
&c, is unsurpassed. Tn" low.lrounds, 2t) acres. both on
tho creek snd river, are highly productive, whilstth- high
Land j. in good heart. and the tobacco lots rich. There
nre some 200 ucrcs of wood land IN tho tract The dwell
iu., large aud comfortable, Is situated In u hne grove oil
original unks on u picturesque cmincncc. from! which a"
"xtrnsivc and varied view may he hHd. Tbcs;abirs. barns
,rAurfir>, negro %GuH't.rs, a.. Ec III good repair, AMI
.unir:.l, tor the requirements Vi a large fnrn.
I'll" ncighnurhooi is intelligent. industrious Ind pro
verbally quiet; aud, Ter hcnlih. not surpassed ny my iH
the state. Murkrts for lis d tercnt productions IRE 81
ra.y access. II ia only frw miles down the ri"er 10 the
MaioaX Depot. and MILL, blacksmith shops ard other con
venirncc- very near
4 Hack passes within five nilet OF the 'artn, and con
meets with the Dsnvilc Railroad.
The premises will be checriully shown tn those oeF!ror'
Of purchnsins. BY the subscriber.
Terms accommodating
address STEPHEN C.. aNnf RSON,
limo l;-cyti. Stony Point Mills, Cumberland. Va.