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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-29
AaMALL EAR FoR SALE IN G0OCHLAND

ANAIL FARM FOR SALE IN
an dedrous Of changing my residence, oses
Is Tor sale my Tr.e; Of h,Sd on .s .aisa ! nI is ' s:.s,
~ D - : I.nds of w. H. Ford. Dr.. NJ. L. Mayo, A y.
p-rIin, and others. Abou: 20 or 60 acres Of the land Is
sis.Esd; .s Bout :. ! 7 re-; 9 mere i.n ne r IND :o ssf d iss ss'1 Ts. ia
o..s ~ -. nI.ce every suitable building for farming pur-
po.es . good dwelling house with three rooms and iva
Ere places. The building. are excellent, having been
Ismes River Canal, being 7 or 8 miles distaBh and about
is from the county seat If not sold privately before. |
shall Offer, It a. Public auction, on the premises, the 29tb II
rbe n-esert month, II II O'Clock, II fair, Il not, the nexr
fsir rd.y thereafter. Tho land win be sold for cash. !
will take pleasure IN allowing it 70 any per.on who wishts
70 see it h. d. buhhGss,
Sep T-cutds FhssP. o. Va.
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AICTIAN SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE or LAND AND Ne.


EXECUTORS iSALE or Land AND Nj.
GhOES.
vir'ue of the Inst will and Testament Of w. W.
- Dickinson, decd. late OF Caroline County. the un
- :, ..nsh'Ei executors will proceed 10 sell at Public Auction
Ii,b dam nep't. Caroline county, on WEDNESDAY, the
go. u'f o'tober next. il ihir. ii not. the next fair dag
r.dd.'s .i"t valuable TRACT OF LAND, known as
co,,oir .,'as'rd on Pole Cat Creek, near G0lsnsville.
Ca;ansv;IIs 'o TIT ~" arr"-. a plat OF which can be- seen At
farms in the county. A"'"h Us o"e Vi 'ue y"
a." at u same time and place. we will sell the Mill
lansville. '"e ''ua'ea near W.
Alto, as commissioner; under a decree of the Cour, of
Caroline County, we viii sell at Public Auction, Ar The
died seized and possessed. excepting the widow, doae,i
abont seventy.iive in number, most of them vorna ID
likely. s a"u
TEsns-The land and mill will be sold on a cred,, which
will be- made known on the day Of sale. The NegIoe.
will be sold for cash. J. NJ. G. DICKINSON
T.. +. DICKINSON '
K. l.. DICKINSON,
Sept 2J-ctds =. T. DICKINSON.
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HALIFAX DAN RIVER LAND. FOR SALE.

= OFFER for sale a Tract Of Land lying on Dan River,
Il in the county Of Halifax. Virginin. FIVE miles above
Boston Depot, on the south side OF said river. The Tract
contains 3sl acres or theresbouts-with a good framed
Cottage Dwelling of FIVE rooms, and all necessary Out
Houses for Farming or Planting. There are thirty acres
OF irs. quality Dan River Low Grounds. 80 acres of Law
son Greek Flats equally as good, and 32l acres of upland,
as rich as any uPlands In the county; and the whole IL
well suited to the cultivation OF any crops usually made
ia Southern Virginia. There are - acres Of wood land
in its original growth; the rest 10 clea red and in cultiva
lion The land lies within a few hundred yards OF the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. which passes on the op-
posite side Of the river. There is an excellent road to
Boston Depot. Ave miles below, and one nearly as good,
to News Ferry Depo, about i've miles above. Persons
wishing TO buy a moderate sized tract of excellent land
should examine this, as IL is thought that none better can
be purchased 10 the county.
If not disposed Of privately, the tract will be sold. at
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises, on the 3orh Sep.
TENDER, 1857;
Terms-Une third cash, onethlrd on a credi. of twelve
months. and one third on a credit Of two years, each de.
ferred payment properly secured. The title will be made
perfect, by my daughter and her husband joining In the
deed. The land viii be shown to persons wishing to ex-
anime il, by Mr. Tho. Powell, the tenant In possession, or
DR.. Green, at Halifax Courthouse.
ELIZABETH N BORUM,
Sept i-ctds Halifax Courthouse, Va.
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ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED y
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES OF LAND

Al hUOIION.
WILL be sold on the premises at l2 o'clock, WE'D
w NESDAY, the 18th Of October, il fair, II not, the
next fair day, the above quantity OF land, lying in Amelia
county. elk miles North Of the Ceuit House, six from
Mattoax, and four miles from Chula Depot, on the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad. There are 60 acres Of good
branch fiat, $50 acres OF original growth. mostly oak, and
from 80 to 200 pine. The neighborhood Is as good as
any in the State. and there are good schools. and churches
OF every denomination convenient. 1t will be divided in.
TO two or three tracts to suit purchasers. One tract will
contain from $50 to 700 acres, with the necessary build
ings for a quarter.
Persons engaged in getting hsve, will hrd 1t to their
interest 10 atrend
Terms accommodating made known on the day OF
sale.
Mr.. T. Y. Tabb and Mr.. Pleasant Wilkerson. who ad
join the land, or Mr.. George Mayo, who rents it, will show
/, to persons wishing to purchase II.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
r. NJ. JONES, Commission Merchant,
Con, 0I-ctds Richmond.
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

g II
FINDER a decree of the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield,
we will offer for sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY,
October 9th. 1857, the Tract of Land allotted TO the late
Mrs. Maria w Lockett, on the division Of Benz. Thw eats
estate. situated on Appomattox River, adjoining the lands
of John ". Jones estate, r N. Thweatt, Thomas Gibbs.
and others, containing about $50 acres, with a small
dwelling and the usual our houses. 1t il distant four or
i've miles West from the Clover Hill Pitts and Rail Road,
and about % miles from Richmond and Petersburg. The
quality of the land 10 similar to that OF the neighb0rhood,
ssid 10 be productive in the usual crops. corn, tobacco,
wheat, &c. the situation elevated and healthy, and the
neighborhood good. Churches OF several denominations
are convenient, and there are generally good schools at or
near the Pits.
TERMS. which will be h5cruI. will be made known on
the day of sale.
We are authorised TO say that Mrs. Heatbs part of the
same real estate will be offered for sale at the same time
The two together contain 62i acres. including a consider
able proportion of owgrounds ON the river and on sapony
creek. They will be sold in a body, or divided. as may
DC deemed best at the time.
For further information. II desired. apply to Dr.. Lock.
ett, Of Richmond; or either Of the subscribers.
Persons wishing to examine the property are referred
to Mr.. Webster. who resides on the PREMISES.
B. w. FINNEi,
r. ". FLoURNoY.
p. POfNDEXTER,
o.. Il .nz.l- T@---;f4-".
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OTICE
TIME Twenty. Third Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold
es O: the James River and Kanswha Company will
be held a, lie Office of The Company. in this city. on MON.
DAY, tie 26th o, October, 1851.
APPOINTMENT OF Proxy.
Kaos all men OF these presents: That we, the subscri.
bers. oe:ng Stockholders in the James River and kHnaw
bs Company do hereby constitute and appoint --
Of .. 10 all the general meetings of the Stockholders Of
said Company, held within six months from and af;er the
da:e he.eoi, when we are not personally present or repre-.
seated ~ some other Proxy, with full power and anthori
Ii - do such other act or acts, as each Of Us could give
or do. . a member Of the said meetings, If we we're per.
scaaly present; ana we do hereby ratify and confirm
was:ever vote or votes, act or acts, our said Attorney may
give or do tor Us, in pursuance OF the authority hereby
conferred upon hiG1.
Witness our bands and seals. this - day of -.
ose thousand e!gh: hundred and.
TeEe, - -, tSesll
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NICHOLAS LANDS FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber being compelled to move on account
Of other engagements. will sell the Farm upon
which he reside, on Glade Creek, four miles east OF Mich.
olas C. H., containing 3ij acres, By actual survey, OF hne
level land l25 10 improved and in grass, and there can be
go acres of good meadow made. There are on the place
a Log Dwelling House, Kitchen, Negro House, &c. It's
within two miles Of a Merchant Mill, Terms $1,000. one
half cash. balance In one and two yeara.
2. Also, a tract OF $50 acres Of very rich land. adjoining
SummcrsTile, containing abundance of coal, hne timber,
About 100 acres can be cultivated. balance tine grazing
land, some 20 acres. Terms sl,Nocash. HE WOOD and
fine sheep range.
:. Also, a tract of 2 200 acres. in the Rich Woods, said
surpassed for fertility It joins the lands lately purchased
BIZ Morris, Waterman, Hunter and others.
'Terms-S3 per scre, one half cash; balance ON any nme
asked by paying interest, or Negroes would De TAKEN In
exchange for any OF the above lands
Applyto HENRY NJ. PRICE, Nicholas c. Va.
Or in his absence to f. DrsLop, Esq. Attorney at
AUG l3-cw2m Law.
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One HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS,

FIT my plantation, ON tho 10Th ofths present month.
IL my nan JACKSON and 1 am apprehensive that he
ds,gus -espins for the purpose Of getting to a free State.
He !, almost white. The distinguishing mark r.collected
La straight finger on one Of his hands, but do not re
member which; there are also scars on his neck. coca.
stoned by scrofuls in early age. HIS manner and mode Of
address is quite humble and respectable. lie 10 of spare
form and OF medium height; he is quite intelligent, though
perfectly unframed. he was 10 possession when he lei;
Of coed clothing, and 10 Of quite a dressy disposition. By
the bye, q very good | suppose his age to be
q or 30 years His hair 10 entirely straight. will give
sS reward ii tsk-n or apprehende in the county OF La
%nenburg, OF sl5O if taken out OF the county, or occurred 60
that | can get him AGAIN SUSAN c. HUNT,
Pleasant Grove Post Office.
sept o7-cvs, Lunsnburg County, Va.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
SuNHE next session Of this Institute will commence OF
Thursday, the first day of October, and close tn
last Thursday In June. 1875:

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
SuNHE next session of this Institute will commence on
Thursday, the frs. day of October, and close the
TERMS. PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
|. TUITION IN PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English
IL. CoLLEoArK DEPARTMENT
English and Scientific studies
nj. osxAsxsrAL DErA.TnEH.
Drawing, Needle Work, drecl.n Painting, &c.......s0
". BOARDING. DEPARTMENT. M
No extra charge for instruction in Vocal Nude, for fuel,
lights, &c.
Rev. B. MANLY. Js, President, aud Professor Aoral
REV. J /. Bra,ow,. D. D., Evidences of Christianity.
NJ: R. HOWELL, A.. Ancient Languages and Mstne'
msdcs.
Miss MAIZE L. THOMPSON. French.
+ BrcIL HR. German.
Mas EMMA HoLceasE, English Branches.
MISS ELIZABETH '. NELSON, do
Miss JOSEPHINE II. RAGLAsp, do
Miss JASE s. STASARD, do
MRG GEoRoIANA MONACO. do
MISS MARY C. LATHRof, do
Ma NATHAN B. clap, Organ and Piano Forte.
MISS LAURA LACY. Piano
Mn. CHARLES +. RosHS, Guitar.
Ma JouS A. CALYo, Drawing and Painting.
Mrs :. BURTON, Embroidery, &c.
Mos: OF the teachers having been heretofore connected
WIN ~ hotthsS ""S eAsef ~" t
and 1t Is confidently hoped that those newly engaged will
add 10 its reputation and real usefulness.
DR.. RIA LEWIS. who has charge Of the instruction in
Natural Sciences, is well known as q gentleman of scien
tic attachments, and also OF experience and skill In COM
municating instruction.
MISS NJ. l.. THOMPSON has enjoyed unusual advantages
in qualifying herself tor her position as an instructorin
French, and was selected in preference to a number of
others, as combining a thorough knowledge of the Ian
gusge with that aptness TO teach which IL OF equal impor.
lance She studied French carefully in this country sn.
der the hes; instructors, residing for a portion of the time
- 81. o-,;l- - d. A HnrzR - tHnnS h
then visited Europe for the purpose of perfectpg her
knowledge, and has since been teaching with marked sue.
cess in { Cambridge, Mas.
Mr.. n. 8. CIApP. Principal Of the Music Department, Is
q graduate OF the 'Cons1ra,orium der Musk" Lsipsic.
Germany. After having taught, with dlstinguished sue.
cess, tor several years, In the Greensboro Female Col.
his profession, and awaited himself, during q two years
residence, Of the bes, facilities offered on the continent
Since his return to America he has been engaged as prin.
cipal Piaro Forte instructor, in tho Normal Muncai insr'
,ute, North Reading. Mass, conducted by DR.. Lowell Ma.
son and Mr.. Geo. F. Root He will be aided oy such as.
sistsns as may be needful. b. MANLY. u,
sept 25-dt6thOct President OF the Institute.
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VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE,

HNHE FARM upon which I formerly resided, contain
ing 300 acres, about 8 miles south west OF Chester
seid Court House, and within two and a halt miles OF
sendley's Station, on the Clover Hill Railroad. ihereoy
nsrkeu. Two thirds of this farm - open land In a good
tate OF cultivation. and susceptible Of the highest state OF
Improvement One third In original growth, which mas
'os been piIlsged.
The improvements consist Of a good and commodious
issilins, built within the last few years. aud all the
'ssessary out and farm houses.
For further particulars apply to ne, or to J. R. Gill, at
De Farmers Bank. Richmond.
Sept. al-t JOSEPH GILL. sr.
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Y ALgABLE PROPERTY At HALIFAX

w Al l. E PRBPER ~ At HALIFAX
COURT HOUSE FoR SALE The v,ry v.!ushls
property at Halifax Court House, known n. Halifax HJ'el.
IA now offered for sale privately. Iii . deemed unu,ce..
sary to detail the many advantages OF this property, a. .
has been for many years acknowledg ed to be zee o. tas
most reputable and well conducted hotels In the COUNTY.
There have been, within the past eighteen months. soins
substantial improvements made upon the lot, and o;kefs
are now in progress.
If the property be not disposed Of privately before tho
18th day Of September. (that being court day it will tEe.
be offered for sale Gil the premises. At public aue,!cr.
The terms shall be liberal.
Those who may wish to make enquiries In relation g
the above property, will please address Or. Tbos J Wi.
Lams, at Mount Laurel, Halifax county, or MIR, George
Williams, at Richmond, Va.
THOS. J. WILLIAMS,
Aug 4-ct2sS GEO. w. WILLIAMS.
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1882 AND 81. .1Hss Or 7aaY VALUABLE

l,23S AND 357 .CnEo Ur tEnf VALUABLE
JAMES RlpER LAND o SALE At ACCT CT
TOGETHER NTH STOCK, CROPS. FARMING
ETSILS,& &c.
HAILL be sold, on the premises, on THURSDAY, rEs
w LIST Of October. 1857, IL fair, II not the ne.c f-i.
day. commencing at u o'clock. the Farm called "HuStt.'
Creek" the residence of the late Richard Anderson, II
In the county OF %Powhatan, about 30 miles from k!chra, re-
on James river al Maiden's Adventure. This tract cur,s'rt
l,23a acres, lTa acres OF which 10 river low prourd. 8.
acres OF creek and branch bottom, and about 400 acre g
high land, in a high state At Improvement, producing
highly profitable crops Ut wheat, tobacco, corn ard cl vrr
The balance of this tract (about 6l0 acres) 10 covere! W..
pine and oak timber and wood.
There are on this estate every building ard Improve.
ment important to the operation Of such an e.,s,s Ire
location is undoubtedly healthy, and the society n. coed IS
any in Virginia.
Adjoining the above 10 another tract Of 377 acres ~,h
improvements, consisting Of Dwelling, &c. A lsrsc -o..
ton OF this tract Is under cultivation, bslsncs ss!i e &C
well timbeTed and wooded.
The purchasers OF the real estate viii! have tia r!.r'
ltge OF buying, AZ valuation, the Negroes, ~ in ag:r5,!,
10 be kept and worked on the estate.
After the sale of the land, the whole Of the pericns. es
tate (excep, the negroes including ali the soc., croys
farming utensils. household furni ure, &c, will b. solc
TEKMs-As 10 the real estate. - ,0O0 IN cash, balsi &C ~
one, two, three and four yeari, for bon 10, bearing II ersrr
payable semi. annually, secured by a trus, deed; - IN rEs
slaves, cash or its equivalent; ss TO tho otksr personal ca.
tate. for all sums les than SO cash, that sum snd above L
credit for six months for bonds, bearing Inter, e., not
paid punctually. BEN. E. ANDERSON,
FRED ANDERSON,
Acting Executors Of K Anderson. d'cd.
GODDIS & APPERsOS. Aucts. Sent Ia-crfs
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HILTON SCHOOLD

dXL1VN SSnOVhs
flNHE undersigned will open a School at his residence,
near Gordonsville, in the county OF Orange, on the
let Of September. 1857.
Tin, Greek, French and Italian languages, and their htera'
tuse and Mathematics.
The P Principal, my son, R. n. New man, has been educa
ted at the University of Virginia, and 10 a graduate Of that
institution in most of the departments In which be Will
give instruction
A limited number Of pupils can be accommodated In
ny family, subject 70 the same rulesand enjoying Ike pr.
viieges with my younger sons.
TERMS Tuition and Board, Including everything.
$500 for the session Of 10 months-one-half payable on the
LIST Of September, the other at the close Of the term, 30th
of June, 1883.
Further information, If desired, may be obtained by id.
dressing either the Principal or the undersigned, At Cor
louisville. JAMES NEWMAN.
REFERENCES:
Professors Harrison, sehele de- We're, Bledsoe and Gil.
d~ersleeve, Of the University.
Rev. D 7. Ewing. Gordonsrille.
F.. Rufan, Esq and R. B. Hsxsll, Esq, Ct Richmond.
Col. John Willis, Orange Court House.
P. B. Jones, Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper.
July & -ctlst Oct
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VERY VALUABLE RIVER ESTATE FOR

II WISH to sell that most valuable plantation, lying on
the Meherrin river, in the county OF Brunswick. Viz
einia, and we'll known as Fort Hill or ALIENS Quar-.
ter" and the best plantation on the river.
It contains, by recent survey, four thousand one hundred
and sixty eight acres. There arc 1850 acres in original
growth OF hickory, red and white oak, which are most ex.
cellent tobacco land. There are 634 acres OF frs; quality
river low grounds, which are very little subject to over
dow; besides $50 acres OF very rich bottom land on a creek
running through the plantation, and GO acres Of hne mea'
dow land. This plantation produces aoundantly all the
crops of the climate. as tobacco, wheat, corn, oats, &c.
The situation 10 healthy; the water good and abundant.
The buildings consist of IN ovcrseer's house, cribs. barns,
stables, granary, %ice.house, and vey substantial negro
cabins, &c.
This il. uuqucstionably one OF the best and most produc'
tive plantations in Virgins, lies i've and a quarter miles on
the liver, a lawful fence. two and a half miles south Of
Lawrencevills, the county seat and present terminus OF
the Brunswick end Roanoke P~laukroad, and IL within "a
miles of the Petersburg and Roanoke Railaoad, and 10
miles of the Boydton and Petersburg Plankroad.
This tract can be divided so as to make two or three
most excellent plantations, with wood land, o w.grounds,
&C., on each. There 10 a tri weekly stage communication
from Petersburg to LswrencrvilIe: -,
If not sold before. Of which notice will be aiTen, it will
be sold at public auction, on the premises. on FRIDAY,
the 23d day Of October, or the next fair dag.
TERMS-Onefourth cash; the balance on a:commoda'
ting terms. WIN. II. E r
Sept 26 -c-t25dOct Lawrencerile, Va.
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S,IrUATION WANrED-Mon. g Anglade ex.pr,

GITUATION wANTED-Mon, g Anglade ex.Pro.
- lessor Of french and Spanish languages and literature
Of san Salvador University, and, ar the present time,
Professor of the two above mentioned languages and
Drawing. in one OF the best Seminariss of the United
SON. Institution Of Virginia. In regard to character and
.sthties, the most sarsfsctory references will be g.vea.-
~. Ans!ade has his diplomas, and speaks very huensly
Der. Nj G. AnSisde. Allentown Seminary. Lehieh coun'
L Pa Sent li-c}..
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By order of the Board of Directors
WIN P. MUNFORD. Secy.
Richmond Ssn. "a 115?-oay3w
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

WHERE'S a vacancy has occurred in the House Of
Delegates of Virginia BY the resignation of ELAN
D TALBOT, the Delegate elect from the county OF Bar.
Sou: nov, therefore, ], Henry A. Wise, Governor OF the
Commonwealth, have thought proper by q writ OF cleo
Goa, Issued and directed pursuant 70 law. to require an
election to be held at tho several places Of voting In said
eoaa'y, on the twelfth day Of november, 1857, for a mem.
te' Of tie House OF Del. gates for said county to supply
sae vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor. and under the Seal
Il q Of the Cont Vnwealth, this 23rd day of srptem.
Der, 1857. 81 HENRY A. WISE
sytbe Governor &.onor W. usroRp, Secretary of the
Commonwealth Sept 25-ctdc
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AUCTION SALES.

ihND fOfC SALE.
FSNhE subscriber I!rrs Tor sale, NJ Public Auction. AZ
a Dry Creek liorei. on IN. 18th of OCTOBER hi.
Farm called JERlcO, lying in III" county OF Green
bricr. on the waters OF Howard Creek. and near
the White Sulphur SPRING.. being di-tant only ! miles
from thut celebrated watering place. Is close proximity
10 the SPRING., and Ia the Cuyin.tOu and Ohio Railroad,
renders this very desirable property. The tact contains
100 acres, md could be very easily disiiri TO suit pur.
chssrrs. There IS about 400 acres Of open land. OF which
about 200 l. finely taken in grass, producing me crops of
Hny. The improvements consist in a large and coinmu.
dious Dwelling House. built of brick, having iust been
completed, it isrn good order for the reception o. a nm
lily: confirms Il rooms. Tao Out Buildings consist OF =
Large Stable. Negro Cabins, &c. Tie. subscriber will
take pleasure in showing the place to any one wishing TO
Sept J-cwid. sAMT. n LAKE.
COMMISSIONERS ALI OF VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE IN GooCHLAND COUNTY.
y virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
RO Of Law and Chancery for Goochland county, pro.
nounced on the 9Th day Of September, 1851, in the case
OF Stapleton Coates, Trustee for Elizabeth 5. Hopkins and
George II. Hopkins. against James NJ. Holeman and 9th.
crs, we, the undersigned, special commissioners, appoint.
ell for the purpose, will sell at public auction TO the high.
cot bidder, at Solitude. the late residence OF Capt. VIM.
". Ho!eman, deed, on THURSDAY, the Goth day of DC.
tobcr. 1857. il fair. otherwise the next fair day Sunday
excepted the real estate OF the said VIM. NJ. Holemsn.
decd: first, Solitude; md Immediately after the sale OF
tant from the former.
These lands lie respectively about 3 miles from Cedar
Point, the depot on the James River and ksnawha Com.
pany Canal. Q miles from the Court House. and 30 miles
from the City OF Richmond.
Solitude lies on Lickinghole Creek, and contains about
go TO 700 acres; 200 to 3JOin cultivation, producing wheat,
corn, OATS and tobacco. $50 acres in virgin growth OF as
tine timber as any in this part Of Virginia, and lis to 200
in old field pine.
The improvements consistpfa goodframe dwelling house
aud all necessary out buildings. The other tract contains
about 200 acres about so of which are cleared, and the ba
lance in oak and pine. A plat and survey will be ready
by the day of sale.
TERMs:-So much Of the ~purchase money as may be
necessary TO pay the cost of this suit and executing this
decree will be required in cash; the balance in three
equal i%nstsllmen,s OF six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day OF Gale, with bonds and good security, and
the title retained Til the whole purchase money Is paid,
and the title ordered by the Court.
af-j~s J--as ~ uoitfIaL, W uU i,.iI.s 49, ovutuut, uun
Mr.. George II. Hopkins. living adjoining, will take plea.
IN showing the property to any one wishing TO pur.
J. THOMPSON. JR,
WIN. NJ. BRANCH,
SAINT seI-cSu SnacioI rou,r,io.iop.r,