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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-03

TEETH TEETH
DOCT. SPELMAN would inform the cit.
~ izens of Portage County that he has returned to
Buvenna. and fitted up Doctor Swift's Drug
store, for the practice of his profession, where he will
be happy to wait on his old friends and many
ones as will favor him with their patronage.
DOct. S. has had ,Rore experience than other
Dentist in this vicinity, and as much any one in
Northern Ohio. In addition to this, during his alb.
scnce, he has come in contact with and learned tho
manipulations of some of the most distinguished Der
lists in the Union, that he consdershimself bette
qualified for the practice of his profession than If h.
had remained in Ravenna. Still, he learns wi :
great satisfaction to HIMSELF that the work which
has hthert" done is in every way satisfactory to tn
wcarer, and some Of it has stood the test of man
years.
There are gold Filings in this county which he nser-
ted than eight ago, which, to aiappearance
are a good as fnserted but yesterday. The same is
true ofbis artificial teeth and he refer the needy
to hundred persons, who think their artificial quite
as good as the natural organs.
D0ct. S. rrides himself on being one fthe uery fep
successful manufacturers of iBcorruptible mineral
teeth, in Ohio. And well he may, as this branch OF
the profession is yet, little understood, though
now taught in every Dental College in the Union, ena-
bles him to restore to the mouth its original shape and
contour. well as imparting character and ndividu-
ality to the teeth.
Doct. S. is now permanently located In Ravenna
where he can be consulted UithOut charge; and his
prices for work will be found reasonable that
any reputable Dentist in the country, but he will not
be Influenced by horde of irresponsible self.styed
Dentists, who are ''whpping the cat" from door to
door some of whom charge eXOrbian prices for work
that is absolutely worthless, nay positive injury
the patient while another class, who have sense e.
pough to know their inability, are conte5 with any
price which they can obtain for their services which
vold be very dear tothe patient, gratuit
ously. BIT. SPELMAN.
Ravenna, August lst 1855. ly.
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RRHAREABLE SCONERK7

nR. IIALSEY, (of New York has dis
~ covered medicinal propertiesin In certain plants
found growing Wild in the forests and fields, ff5m
which be has produced Two Remedies which cure the
worst forms Of Disease. These pc puAr remedies
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-04-03

WOOL DELAINES-A fine stock just
w received, Pink, light blue, light green. salmon,
cherry In fact all coors and at very low prices. u
.s',5s sNt PRENTISS. HOPKINS q co.
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.pOSTWICK G. BEATTY will sell Me.
Id rinoes, Cobafges Deiains and winter dress goods
geners,ly, at yeryreduced prices, ron this date.A
February IN, 1855 y s-ssf3a ssai.s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-08-29
AIfIi0i EALES.
LAND And SLaNEI EDK SALE.

-" H.Nh Va ES y N.thI
a the 18th day vi Ocicb"r ury:. rtall otter for sale,
~ upon llic pirmi-c-, The land belonging Ia the relate
OF Alexander Moore, deceased, lying Oh Dan River, In the
county Of tImli.ax, uud on rnciI side nj rir EichIuuDd and
DhINillr Rail Road, three niles above New I. Ferry" Sta.
ton. The tract confirms, rs II late survey. 1851 acres,
it lies IN tine mile, q! ihc hes: hands OF tn. county, aud
WAS originally equal ~ any in the ne chbOraood. lis Vi.
lGr. 10 SOHO extent. has U"rn impaired ny II system q! in.
jndiciOus management, pur-aci TO: Inlny years, but much
of il il now in gcO1 condition. and mos: OF il nigh, he
readily reclaimed. when it would be- ono Of the most pro-.
ductiv" and valuable estates in the County. The locality
is healthy ind handsome, nni what is not TO be disregard.
al, il situated III the best n"ishbUrhood in the comuiuni.
~. The titnh-r 10 not ubUnl AT, but j. sufficient, with
proper economy, for all Necessary purposes vi fencing
aud fuel, aud the improvements Hc such as are usually
toun upon estates long occupied by old persons.
Further description IL unnecessary, as persons who wish
to purchase generally cxu.nin" for Themselves.
Also, on tue lSth % November, AT the same place. : shnll
FELL the slaves belonging 10 the estate, together with the
stock. crop, farming implements, SC.
Tn. slaves are between 40 and 30 ia number, and are
uncomln0nIy likely and valuable.
There are belonging TO the plantation six likely and
well broken young mules. and Il large ncw ,hresling luh.
chine, which has been used only for the crop OF the pre-.
sent year.
The term. will he made known on the day of sale.
WOODSON HUGHES,
Executor of Alexander Moore, decreased.
Amo 1 = al -,Ifrt
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VALUABLE BUCKINGHAM LAND

~ tHfbi
HF no, previously sold, | Will offer for sale, A. public
h auction Gu the promises, on TUESDAY, the p! dhE OF
September neat, M tract Of land called Oakley. !y;"g
within one mil o! Buckingham Court House, aud cog
mining ab0u; 60 acres.
f. IL seldom hat 70 pleasant and desirable d E~e,:dcDc".
ether to: "A private OF professional gentleman. IL a""icd
for sale. Il lie in one Ol the mos hsR,Hy. wealthy UIc ~
reIipent u.igG5CgaoGds IN ;E- Siht-. The 'iiuniI"n II
yrry elevated, ana beautiful. communicating IN tx cI.sI'r
vi.w o.; rhe rnLg" oi Blue Ridge MCuUlh!E,, uad % many
of tie iac plantations on slate rivc'. The iinPiovcn,'i is
are sufficient Tor tac accommodation oil u large ism.y.
wEi,e and U'ack, All In good repair With nm cXcc..cu'
ice house. ali NECESSARY out.hoUsss, and an abundan'c''
cxr.iIen; spring water.
There is a Efficiency Of open land to furnish no 't.'''
for zen or Twelve hands. The l0ts r:ch and ,a' "sG'" .
r,e very productive In corn, wheat and tub'"'". H''D-' -
or ~ acres OF Go; land on WuIfUns Crlrh, "L.cu rams
through the whole extent OF he .rtc'. On -"T'! ri a!dncGc7
Cf which there Is Il great abundance Of r!aif lHfn!' shn y
barge proportion ii wood .HGd, TTiar A.hs 81 inehhfi .'''"
supply ii timber .o- III plantation us.s. The r. iinG"i-
~ II the auurish..E and delightful ':""-' 81 -'h!s''t,'
srOrds n regular and sure market inr inaK, Duu"r' l,u
Try. and indeed crcry'h.ng .hrt can D" fHE h'ht" ON no
garden. dairy or stock. ~ well ~ = T'."Iar dciEhh" KY
ron, INV 10 one hundred cords Of IRE """u
The facilities o: getting tie crops Z" Mn'h'' W" very
iron, Stat. river i only one mil: from the 'i"'i"' l''h%
80 nnrr,arhr- w;h:u Fix niles oi the plu.c. ans Hook
-" -i = ma \. .auturing mills are only rs lr:,n- c;-;an-.
.rJ N, estate j. mos. convenient 10 rH-iCa, n1!, hOi ~
,. bigcksug!'i'- mop
TI.r. l.. rI-na good mill cent on the estate, at wiioh Il
mill once stood. %,
NJ Iu..'cc. IN. manager M The e-Iat,, will show tho
,rcmi.cs to any ore wishing N purchase.
Persons -. asng 10 CORES pCnd with TIC undersigned ca
he sabjecr, vii! please address aim a: Kinney ".hs.Arc'
La WIN. H. WILSON.
I'll. y .,ia
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REFORM MEDICAL COLLEGE,

TlHE Eighteenth Annual Course of Lectures in ,his
I1siitution will commence on the hrst Monday in
November next, and close on the fret day of March 'ol-
lowing. Having received two cndowmcn,s from the State
Of Georein, il lie in possession OF a splendid College ediiicc.
with Apparatus, Preparations, Specimens md Facilities,
of the Faculty. Cadsvers procured from New York and
other cities.
FACULTY.
l.. BAxKsros, ". n, Professor of Physiology and fa:hoi
ogy and Msteria Mcdica,
j. r Coxg, ". D.. Professor OF Principles md Practice
af Medicine aud Therapeutics.
M.S 5. TgoMsoS, NJ. D., Professor oil Obstetrics ana Dis
eases OF Women and Children.
In. LOOMS, A. NJ. NJ D., Prof. Of Chemistry, Rotnny.
Pharmacy and Microscopy. :,
l.. II. CoMlxcs, A. NJ, NJ n, Pro!ossor Of A~natomy;and
Surgery,
OIL. L.ecbRAGE, Esq, MID, Professor of Medical lu.
risprudence Comparative Antony and Comparative Ply
siology.
Entire fees for tickets to Lectures II
Naturalization (once D
Anatomical Az
Payable invariably in cash in advance, II, the opening Of
the session. Graduation fee, payable before cH'niinn'
ton, S25.
For particulars address any momher of the Faculty,
Macon. Ga. Aug l5-cJ-
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uuoxRrRy~ FoR SAFE.

UyHIS beautiful residence and valuable farm il for sale.
in the county of New Kent. on CiicknhDniiny river
"a mile. he ow Richmond, lying on the main Williams
burg road, containing Js hrrcs. more or less.
If not sold privately, (of which due notice viii b" civcnD
| shall offer to the highest bidder. on the promises, nj Il
o'clock, NJ, 18th September next, my farm Foxeury, on
which now reside. This Is one OF the most productive
farms in the neirhborlood, and proverbial Tor good health.
The most OF the lani has been rnarlsd IN the last two
rear,. There are sl5 ncrrs in cultivation. Il l. dlvi1'1
into five fields, with running wafer in every E"ld, MI ol
which arc enclosed separately with post ana ran f'hc".-
There are come low grounds.
The buildings nre ample, and consist IN dwelling mouse
with eight rooms, two in basement, ice house. c"rfi"2'
house. quarters, barn. stables. tool house, wagon house,
COW house, pig house, &c. There is II Well oi th' pufest
water in the yard. Two beautiful young Orchards al"
two old ones.
The land IL in a high state Of improvement from use Of
mari cunno and other msnurcs, having turned my h,tnn'
ton entirely to the improvement Of the land tor nvr years.
# is ,cldom thut such n farm IL offered ~ thr price a-Hed
for this. IL is about six miles from the Windsor shhdns,
on the Chickahominy river, where there ID II public land
ing, and about eight from Palnunky river:
The terms arc one third cnsh the balance IN j! ana
Il months. bearing interest from day OF sni', n deed OF
trus; to secure the two last payments on the 'rm. oth"f
terms might be- agreed upon. Partial possession gwen nm
mcdia,ely for seeding whent, and full possession M soon
as the crops now growing can be secured. l WIZ tHKe
pleasure in showing the land TO any person Wishing To
purchase.
have also for sale, ut the same time and place, another
Trac; CT Land, containing, By recent survey i5st acres
sbou, ten acres cleared land, the rest in timber lhis trhc'
IL about - miles from Richmond, ard Of FINE quaIliy Nc
buildings on it. One Of the best springs on II IN virginia
and fine mari, beautiful site for house. &c.
Terms: 0ne.hhlf cash balancei in IL months.
Nv postotice is Talleysvil!e, New Kent county. Va. FOL
further particulars. apply to me on the farm, or TO Messrs
Aup iNe,ds RICHARD D. CARTER.
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First Public Snle of Delaware Trust Lunds in
the Territory Of Kansas.
PROCLAMATIOS.

By The Pyesidea, Of The C1hrd Stairs.
TN pursuance of law, |, FRANKLIN FIERCE, Presi-
dent of the United States Of America, do hereby dc.
clare and make known that n public sale will be held ~
Fort l.cavcnworih, i'll the Territory OF Kansas, commcnc.
ing on Monday, the 2Otn day Of October next, tor the dis
posal of such Of the lands and town lots, held in trust by
The United states for the benefit OF the Delaware tribe Of
Indians, Hs nrr situated within the aforementioned town
.hip., comprising the eastern portion OF the lands ce.
dci Dy the .aii Delaware Indians IN trust as aforesaid, to-
wit -.
South oj Tie base h"e and ea"@ Of M> siIA principal mari
dim.
Townships seven, eight, nine, and ten, Of runGe nine.
teen.
Townships seven, eight, nine. and ten. of range twenty.
Townships seven, eight, nine, and ten, OF range twenty.
Toa n.iips eight. nine, and ten, OF range twenty-five.
Township, riEc and ten, %! range twentyIthrce.
Also. ,ir surveyed blocks in the tow OF JACKSONVILLE,
SO cnlIci, from Mol 10 No. l2l, inclusive, situated in
townships Nos. 9 and 10. south of range 10 east, above
mentioned, according 10 The plat OF said town OF Jackson
Vile on III: in the Office OF the surveyor general OF the
Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska, TO which reference ID
made.
Alec the surveyed blocks in the town of DELAWARE, SO
called, FROM No. | 10 No. 81, inclusive, situated IN town
ship No. . south, of range % east, above mentioned, ac-
cording to the plat nf said town al Delaware on nile in the
Office OF said surveyor general, and to which reference Is
made.
! called, from No. 10 40. -, inclusive, situated within
Townships Nos. : and 9 south, of range ~, above mention
cd. according to the plat Of said town on file in the office
OF the said surveyor general, aud TO which reference is
made.
called, from 40. | TO No. Ii. i,ciusisc, situated in township
No. \ south, OF range No ~ east, aforementioned, &C.
rord,nr 10 the plat Of said town OF Lattaville on fe in the
office OF the said surveyor general, and to which reference
is made. ,
And also tie lots In the several blocks az surveyed and
laid ont in LEAvESwoRrH CRY, SO called. situate in town
! shin Nc. Z south, OF range ~ cast, aforementioned, nc.
coriing 10 the plat Of snid town OF Learenworth CIty on
| file in the office of the said surveyor general OF said Tern.
tories, md 10 which reference Is hereby made.
Said above. mentioned lands, town lo4s, and blocks having
been classified aud valued by commissioners duly appoint.
.J for that prrDU,p according 10 law, the VALUATION 60
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yAIUARLE FARM FOR SALE.

an WEDNESDAY. the Sd OF September, | shall offer
Y Tor sale al public auction, my plantation known =
GRASSLAND, lying in Chesterfield, about one mile Dis
tan, from the city OF Petersburg. The tract contain, Leu
acres, of which 40 are arabic land, under Il his!! s,nte OF
cultivation. There are 30 acres finely SET III clover, hrrd7
rrns- and timothy, II part Of which j. un"qnnl"d N last
ern Yir.inia Thage Is also II I'm: Peach Orchard. con
tanning 30 acres. OF which NIL ar: hue young irrrs. There
Is I'm ample supply OF wood, being the original growth OF
Pine and Oak.
In improvements, GRASSLAND il pre-. eminent. II be-
ing nenriy enclosed by plank fence. The D"Ei.Li"'i
HOUSE is large and convenient. containing ten r Oin5, ai9d
a cellar under the whole. There ARE ali .rc"ssIry OUT
buildings. includin. servants houses. kitchen. barns, car
riar- and ice houses. mostly new, aud s'orag" room sur
c:cn, FOR all til. production! cf the farm. Tn" pr"xi'r!;!
of GRASSLAND to Petersburg. its soil rminentiy hh"ptri
TO The production OF every variety OF grmin Hnd grass, 20
gerhrr with its many o;hcr facilities, rende: II one % the
most desirable situations in Firsinin.
The terms will be made very liberal. Enquire nj the
Library of I. :. Pleassn;s, or on the premises ii
STEPHEN THORSE
AprESpIx.-On the day Of the above sale, will b" sold.
separately, rs purchasers shall desire. Also ia" House
hold Furniture, which is new and OF n good quality. c;m'
prisinv Sofas, 1'cte atetes. Sofa Chairs, Mirrors. Mahoga
nv and Walnut Bcdstuais, Marble Top Tables, Dressing
Stands, and two CO mplcte suits tor sleeping apartments
4 vclvc, tapestry carpet. entirely new, md others o. inie'
rior kinds. Likewise the farming utensils, one ~twO.hors'
wagon, one grain drill. II market wagon. one new buggy
single or double, and several sets OF single md doubt" mar
nc-s, the stock consists OF four good horses. cattle ana
hogs
For personal properly, terms made known on day OF
sale STEPHEN IHORNE-
Julv 30-ctds
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FOR SALE.

a VERY valuable Tract OF Land, lying in the lower
IN part of the county of Luncnburg. on the Meherr n
River, ard containing ! Ill acres The subscriber living
in the Immediate ncich5orhood will Take pleasure in chow
ing the hand TO any gentleman who w&hes 10 purchase.
ROBT. 4. ATKINSON.
iEPA great bargain l. offered nj Private SHE III the
above trnct OF land until WEDNESDAY, thu 9th OF sep.
t"nhcr next. On TINT day (unirsa previously disposed Oh
i. will be sold at public auction an the premises Such de-
sirhbie property is rarely in market. Onc'tliirdi, (7hy $50
ncrrs Is IN beautiful original timber, and Ii lie believed That
such II body Of wood land, considering lti extent aud Ter.
rilty, cannot be found in Eastern Virginia. a good p0r.
ton, which is in large pine. has been cultivate but never
exhausted, and will now produce "a fine I ,bncro RS when
first cleared. 4 good deal has been recently cleared, and
is of course in fine heart, while the old part Of the land is
improving rapidly under very indifferent management. II
has all OF the necessary Buildings, except II dwelling house
and lis appurtenanccs. T. is in II pleasant netchborhood,
ns healthy Is any in Virginia. - miles from Blacks and
Whites Depot. on the Soutn.Sidc Railroad, and eight milcs
from the I.uncnburg P!ankrund.
On the same day, (2itl u! September will be sold the
growing Crops, Stock of all kinds, Farming Utensils, Fur
ni'ure. &C, &c.
Aug a-cti ROBT A. ATKINSON.
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MADISON FEnhatE 1i1Sr vtpciix

r1ur ss.s;nus of this Institution commence on the first
Monday of september in each year, md close on the
,os, d.y of lime following. The course OF instruction is
H. ;"nsd n embrace Nil the branches Of Il comprehensive
mi i;h.rsl female education, and is divided into the fol-
s;r2 Enplish, including all the elementary Studios OF al
rrri;., oIuc alton beside Algebra, Geometry, Che ristry,
.1nnnmy. Botany, Natural, Moral end Intellectual Philo-
SONNY, Rhetoric aud History.
Ecco,d, Languages, including Latin and French.
Third, Music
,,sa, ncsr The base Of the Blue Ridge mountains, and is
convcnie,t of access TO all portions Of the State. Large
ovd - ,mmodious accommodations havc been recently pro.
.dcd w,h a view to render the institution pc:mAncniland
M n,ccr its increasing patronage. Encouraged by past
sncress ard stimulated by the unanimous approval OF their
na,ron. thc teachers will Continue the most systematic and
i,nririnr .xerioI. i, promoting the moral, intellectual md
nhysicni discipline and Accomplishment Of each pupil en-
trusted to their control.
TERMS.
BOARD including wnshiuV. fuel, lights, &c J $40 per month.
v,,i,ion in English Branches.
Latin
N,oic 30
RrrrREScFs-Rt. Rev. bishop Meade, RI. Eev. bishop
Johns. Rev VIM Thomas LeavrlL. Rev. John II. Borock,
n D. Rev. Barnett Grimsley, Rev. Tn. L. Hoyls; Sad the
Episcopnl Clergy OF Virgins generally.
All communication TO he adjrcssc: to
Mrs.. BELFIELD CAVE, Principal,
Aug l2-c2m Madison Court House, Va.
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LAND Fox SALE.

Nm THURSDAY, the l-tr dny OF september, !-5@. !
J shall Ghnr, TN The premises, u: puhhc suction ny
trac, OF land c-llci BUFFALO, iy!ug ~ III" love 81" ~
the county OF buckingham, three milo irurrl ihs t"mHl"
Collegiate Institute, AMI tGr"s und II LH!t from ID" F""r
Vile and buckingham Plank Road lhI- IrSct adl"in- IHr
lands Of Mr.. AicXond.r Trent, Y. u Richardson nni
others, and contains between :" "lr" "nd 'Hirt"'u h-n''"i
a,crrs, u -DoG portion Of which = In' "r""S ruh r:nr"i
land. vel, 4 tchah AMI diniucl-thr high Ihnd - 90 rir
quality and wrii Satcrcd. Tn" improvements rro !r..e.
bic, and consist o: Il good dwelling house, i'tims, St'o =.
uvcrscrr'. house, corn house, cHrris?c house, mt al &c
ces-ary Out houses: also, n good garden Ano yHl0' Ct
chnrd. The DeigHhOrhOOii !. n desirable "Le, sind ,h" I'r'"
!, remark able tor IT, n"rlilly Location. The trrci q .HuI
can be- conveniently divided into two or mere IHlr"'e. 3:
desired The ii L. i, UHdoub;"d, aud tie rcrn.e vii D"
. nj" easy and accommodating 10 purchaser Pvss'r,iuE
will be- given t"r TITO purpose Of seeding u crop 81 Wick.
from the day OF sale, 20 ten a il does mt interfere VA
IN" growing crops ~ tho Zinc. End full Possession 81 81 ="
fore the first dny %: December next. Further descrii 'lI
r deemed unnecessary. us the subscriber will slC" 10"
and 10 any p"reon wishing to Wow ii. and will Ike PIN
cure In furnishing any information in rrchrd 'ot
Address K. {. THORNTON.
Gravel Hill, P. o., buckingham equity.
A,, I3-c,Ia
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ronu,~sInNERs, SALE OF v.Lr.n,r

~ ttEN MD OTHER LANDS IN BtNkIt piIlk-
TY. FOUR MILES East Or RICHMOND ~ VIZ ~ +
II deer, -! III. Circuit Court OF i!en'ico, Pronounced on
III" Eta May. l-In, n ~" sLIt ui N"Gg.nn, ~C, agar Z
Vaughan. &c. ~" -hall. ~ ia" C0muis.l"n"rs rpp,ra. /!
Tor III" purpose. proceed Ia ."ji u: public tu.iiD", o. 49,
premises. On TUESDAY. the 2ui day Of September. i.
~ - o'clock, II II '1ir. II nos, The mex iHrr day, he 'n'.-
nb!- Farm sud other hniS OF III" .n,r Henry Euu-: su.
GccLi. pnriL.iins the rrnt charge hereafter described s''n.
a'rd IN n" county Ci iicurico. about tour mil .nsr g.:
Richmond, h"JuHin. III" lands Of Drs " 4. ChrF'i7r,
John Friend, Col Sh"rHIH NCR3c AMI others. cOnrairl.-.
III me aggregate. JS nrrcs--a PIN; md survey Of which
can Dr. srciI az TIE p.Irr ~ the AWC'!rrer.r.
IL wii be iIv!t',i rs follows. w Cedar Hill Tho ran.
sion h"'i-" tract contains ~. acres, OF wn'ru ca r., IS
ARE clchr": hI-n bind, !G3 acres cleared low grounds rf
inc quality, and IL acres wOot land. No ,. ar = GH.
dc;e tract, rOntriHs - aCr,s. most al when l. in wool
AMI timber. No. ', or "prcrs' tract, cvuts !Hs -. acre,
ID" most Of which j, IN wood, having on the New Ertrg.
road "a Iar-" framed dwelling. 40 i. opposite the alcvt.
and adjoining the Nrw Brii-" Ciurrh, contain. nhou' 0'.
acre. No. j, "a detached parcel, ladio!n.nc Nrssrs. Horace
Edwards G.d John . Gu!Iin, contains III Br!rs. all Ia
wood Also, an annuity or rent charge o. , bhi- II IN.
phynhle a. nually on The 23d February, grow Ia. 90, ut rrr
tain bud so!d or irstrG tU the late Judge Nur.hhli. w"h
;ne right Of taking buck the land }; default j. made III ~
payment ot the rent.
The foregoing rcul rstste is 40 we'll known ;nBt lu.,tr-
description Ii deemed unnecessary.
IE~RNS:-Un"tbIr cash. balance NJ one aLi Two y"rr-.
for bombs hearing intcr,-r, wiki good srcuri'y, ana u''c
retained I'LL the last bond il paid. Hni a Cnuyrvtucc order.
eli by In" Court. WM ~. VAUGHAN, l..
JAS. D.. VAUGHAN, }"''"H
y sale conducted by GoUDrx & arrEasoS, Auc..
July ll-ctiS
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,uEII, LAND FOR SALE

TUNHE subscriber wishcs 10 scll the plantation On which
he resides. in Amelia county. IL is - miles south
west from the city d. Richmond, on AppOInattoX River
Il confirms l232 acre.. about 800 Uf which are wood land,
and n considerable portion Of pine. The dwelling house
has riree good rooms and a passage on the first door, four
lodging rooms and n lH-sHgr .oOvc, with three rooms IN
the Dasrinani. SeAr the hou-s i, we'll ut hne water and
a remarkably good ice house. There are the other usual
oIt buildings, harn,. stable, servants houses, &c, &c The
Rirhmoni nad DnnviLr Railroad passes through the plan
ia,i0n. and tine MutJnX Depot j. about one mile and a
uun.;cr from tho house. This place IT. considered H. healthy
~ any in mis- section Of country. Til" neienb rrhood itself
Is a great recommendation, being noted for tie morality
ard subrIcty-a large Proportion OF the inhabitants being
mcmbcrs OF some church. For further particulars, All.
drcss iii" subscriber, Matoax Depot, AmcliH county ir-
gIniu SAM. JONES
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