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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND ~

TIME subscriber, trustee for j. A. Wren is authorized
IL to sell the tract OF land which ht. Alfred Wr"n
resides situated in the lower end u: Cumberland
county and containing $40 acres; 200 prime bot
tom land and 100 in or:na! -Gwih with abundance
Of old hed pine for buiiiin. and fencing purposes.
1t is ak miles from the of CarorsviIc James
River convenient TO churches the different dsnomirn.
lions. and in excellent n-ichborhood The dwelling
six rooms, handsomely iocateu ald spring o wa
convenient ct the beet quality.
deem it unnecessary To say morc-any one iesr5is oil
viewing the premises will be shown them by Mr.. Wren.
who resides thereon
Possession given time enough TO SOW wheat.
TERMS :-Onethird ,sh: the balance payable Il one.
two and three years JOHN p. FLIPPEE Trustee.
Address, Oak Forest, Cumberland county Va
MAY l5-cwiW 90
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EDGE HILL SCHOOL,

TIME second session OF this school will commence on
n the October next, and terminate the 3st July
following The session is divided into terms OF FIVE
months each. The subjects hit ancient and
dcrn languages and mathematics The charge for ever
thing except lights is % per erin payable in advance
Persons desiring may obtnn detailed catalogue by
addressing the Principal Guneys +. o., Caroline co.
Va. SAM !. SCECOLER NJ. d.
REFERENCES.
F. w. Coleman Senate OF Virginia; Profs Harrison.
Dav., Cabcll, Minor and McGuiey University OF Val
rois Venabe and Brown University of Georgia; j. Ran
doph Tucker, Esq, Winchester; r. B. Heath, Esq, and
K r. Coleman, NJ. d., Richmond James G. Southall ESQ.,,
Charlottesville; H. NJ. Robinson, Esq n. Orleans:
July II-cwif SAM'L SCHOOLRR.
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
ID FRANCE j. CO., MANAGERS, BALTIMORE
H. MARYLAND.
npml1aNr scuEMEs FOR May. lss1

BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1857.
Drawings conducted under the superatcndoace of the
State Lottery Commissioner.
FRIDAY May Embellishments River Lottery, Glass Is,
70 Nus 10 drawn balss. Tickets S. Capital Prizes
se3 553 of 3VuU OF $50. OF 900. Certificate of
Packages of Wholes So 'o-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY, May 3Oth-Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Extra, Glass s. Tickets $40. Capital prizes-S3a 200
10 OOO 620O of 4,OUu, OF COCO . OF ls0O On the
Havana Plan; |, 900 Prizes and 30 900 Numbers
SATURDAY, May 3Wh-Cirand Consolidated Lottery
Cluss l5 - Nos ~ drawn ballots Tickets SO-CaIits
Prizes-S3l OOO lao 40, o. $780, Of Goo 10 OF 800
10 OF 900. Certificate OF Packages OF Wholes Sill
shares in proportion.
.-S'A Dollar Lottery drawn daily.
Communiculions will receive attention, if address
odt r. FRANCE a. co
May Richmond Va
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~ert6cate of Package OF TO WhOe IlcKeu 9,
10 Half
10 Quarter "
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN


/VXyHOSE sands of life have nenrly out discov.
" cred, while in the East Indies certain cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, aud
General Debility The remedy was discovered by him
when his only child dau shter, given Up 10 die
He had heard much Of the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities of preparations made from the East ln-
dia Hemp and the thought occurred TO him that he might
make a remedy for his child He studied hard and sue
ceeded in realizing his wishes His child cured and
q now alive and we'll He has since administered the
wonderful remedy thousands Of sufferers in all parts Of
the world and he has failed in making them com,
ple,ey healthy and happy Wishing to do as much good
AZ possible he will send such of his afflicted cllowbc
ngs as request IT, this recipe. with full and explicit drec
tons for making 1t up and successfully using IT, He re-
ouires each applicant TO ncose him one sh!ng-three
cents to be returned postage the recipe and the
msinder be applied to the payment OF h. ndveriise'
ment Address Dr.. II JAMES,
No l9 Grand street, Jersey City. n. J.
P S-There are persons who pretend to prepare FOR
SALE the Extract of Cannabis lndca,' from DR.. II.
Jamess Recipe, and who profess to be his AGENTS All
such persons mposteIs DR.. H. Jamess sole object il
to benefit the world and not TO make money He has
AGENTS who prepare his medicines from the recipe, nad
never will have! The impostors CANNOT make up
medicines from the recipe as to sci! at profit the
cost of importing the East India Hemp alone being
great TO admit al pecuniary speculation in the GENE
me remedy. The limitations are probably compounded
of molasses and perncious drug or two costing few
cent?. May 2'-n&~3ml
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VIRGINIA MILITARY Iy,TITUTE

VIZ pcAAD Of NiSiIORS Will meet On "a june
-, 10 maze appointments Of Cadets in the Virginia
Military institute Applications for pay as well us State
E"det appointments will be addressed the undersigned
vacancies Tor STATE Cadets will exist from the following
senatorial Districts, Hn6,r the old Constitution:
II Bedford and Franklin
~ Spotsylvana, Caroline and Essex,
XVII Patrick, Henry, Pennsylvania,
Hl3 CITY OF Richmond, Charles City, New Kent, &c
Xxx Rockingham and Pendleton,
MIL Harrison, Lewis, Wood &c,
Z MN Botctourt, All-ghany Bath, &c,
NM Brooke, Ohio, shall &c.
XHHll kanawlia, Mason, &c.
Those desiring cnchcrs from the graduating class can
be supplied by application 70 the Superintendent.
The sradnatory exercises will take place the 4th oil
Juy-on which day the Literary Societies will be address
I'd by the Hon H. NJ. I. HUNTER Lieut. NJ r. MAuRY, u
> Navy, and Maj. J. &. BARNARD, u $. Army compose
The Heard Of Examiners invited BY the Board OF Visitors
to attend the annual examination
The usual displny OF Fine Works the 18th of July.
The Alumni Association vii! be addressed by j. w.
MAssIE, Esq B., on Sd of July.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, Principal
April l1-eOwtl lie .,yf.l Ip
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FUDIIIC
an WEDNESDAY the 9Th oil July next will be sold,
~ the premises without valuable Tract OF
Land situated BHnistcr river. in the county of Halifax,
one mile from the Richmond and Danvlc railroad and
eight miles from the Court House The tract contains
1911 acres of which 275 best river low grounds and
balance fair highland The land is well watered, with
timber sufficient Tor all plantation Having purchased
u dover interest which has heretofore been encum
brsncc on the land can make perfect title.
Prcsunng that persons wishing purchase will the
nnd before the day OF sale, deem further description
unnecessary.
The terms will be- one third cash. and the balance in
equal annual instruments with nteres, from day of SALE
secured by deed the land or by good personal
curly.
THOMAS RPICE
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RARE CHANCE.

TIME stock fixtures and good will of fret class retail
u Dry Goods Store, we'll established, and doing bust
ness of about thirty thousand dollars year. which could
be increased will be tor sale uness sod until the last Of
sand population having the peculiar advantages OF the mos
intelligent and refined socety the best both male and ie
male schools and churches OF all denominations in fact
the town everything render particularly de-
srable residence for a family.
The stock amounting to about twelve thousand dollars
is fresh and In good order. An examination would satisfy
advertiser will reply any communication upon tne su0
ect GILL;, r.
Wb &c nso ON aidns antborze ed 10 gveit
ADril 9S-cJm(w1N
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JAMIE, RIVER LOW GROUNDS,


H ESIROUS Of removing 10 the Western country, the
~ subscriber oilers for sale his tract OF land lying on
James River in Rockbridge county, and containing by
survey, 265 3l00 1870 OF which are
cleared and IN perhaps fine state of cultivation as
any farm in this part of the county nearly 100 acres OF
which are low grounds OF excellent quality. large
portion OF the fencing ia CO stone. neatly and substantial
iy built and upwards OF five feet high. The remaining
IS covered with beautiful growth OF timber.
The improvements Dwelling House, containing ee'
rooms with the necessary out houses md negro ca
bins and large. OF barn room and sheds tor cat
lie than is usual very conveniently arranged The place
is we'll and conveniently watered with for stock in
every field and ne spring of excellent water almost NJ
the door. There is fine young orchard OF nearly 3Oo
trees of well selected and excellent fruit the place.
And nbutment of of the James River Com
pauys dams the place, from which any amount OF wa
ter may be obtained
The place in fine neighborhood and the canal pass
Ing Immediately By it, brings the Richmond market to the
very door.
Afurther description i. deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing to purchase will first view the premises.
If the above farmis sold privately before the th
day of June nex will that day be exposed At public
auction, on the premises. WIN. PAXTON.
Nav 2l-cwtds
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,IRTR0POLITAN HALL.

p crows ORIGINAL JULIAN MiNSTRELS.
~. model band OF the Old Dominion now en- route
y,..n prior 10 their departure for Australia; In
~. he first of a series of their choice. and en-
.,.. concerts a, the above Hail. commencing this
M W. WEDNESDAY. May 27-consisting OF Ne"
a-s Choruses, Fsrces and Burlesque, inter
e'.s VIE The laushsble delineatons oil the negro
A''s'' OLD JOE SWEENEY.
o,sin,,or OF the Banjo, is attached to this Com
-1oor, open at ! O'Clock, performance TO COM
t.,.cor Manager. FRANK WESTON, Sec'y.
F-s-,i CHAS. DUKE PAGE. Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN ORGAN IN THE NORTH.
guyHE undersigned has determined establish weekly
ii journal Ia Philadelphia, TO be entitled the
~, r

SOUTHERN ORGAN IN TIKI NOhTH.
guNHE undersigned has determined to establish weekly
ii journal Ia Philadelphia, 10 be entitled the
SOUTHERN MONITOR.
Il will be conducted the plan OF his memorial to the
Southern Convention published in the March number
OF De Bows Review.
the bred and it will advocate the Constitution
and the Union the and stpuations agreed by
our toreaihers 1t will support the Democracy, the only
pations party in existence und will not be section
in being Southern for nowhere else but In the South
the Constitutional aud Union party unequivocaly in the
ssccndsncy lts mission will be 10 combat Black kepubl
csnsm, and to repe assaults on Southern rights and
Southern institutions And that II be effective the
cooperation of Southern and friends OF the South
wherever they may dwell, il earnestly invoked.
The SOUTHERN MONITOR will likewise be Litera
nv Family Newspapers and contributions and cores
poudence the pens Of the writers OF the South and
others who may be Interested in the cause respect
fully solicited 1t will be sheet Of large size, and hand
somely printed on new type. The first number will be
Issued on the sixth day of June and 1t will be published
regularly every Saturday afterwards All who desire 20
prise requested 10 transmit their
names without delay, to the Editor The unqsrssnea
refers by permission to James Lyons Esq., President
of the Southern Convention.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copv per nnnum. 90 in advance
Three copies, or one copy Tor three .
Single copies --.-.:' 've"te
Editors friendly to such undertaking Will please H.
sert the above otherwise bring 10 the nouce Oh tne
readers The favor will be cheeriuy recprocated Az
Nav Tiff Philadelphia. Pa.
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DESIRABLE FARM

DESIRABLE FARM
OF ErGHTY.S!X ACRES, NEAR THE BROOK PLANK
ROAD, FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR
SAVE
gSyE subscribers authorized to sell the above Farm
now owned and occupied by Mr.. l.. r. Reins 1t is
beautifully situated and has tine supply OF various kinds
moderate sized family About 60 acres cleared balance
in woods 1t adjoins the lands of Mr. Thomas ~ Ladd
and Mrs. Martha Chamoerlayne
Persons disposed to purchase invited to call Mr.
Reins who will take pleasure in showing the premises
For further particulars, apply to
April 27-2awiw Goblin APPERsoN, Aucts.
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CONWAY R0BINsON AND JAMES ALFRED

JONES,
EUAVE united in the practice of the law at Rchmonh
u in the Federal Courts aud C0u.; 81 Appeals.
Mr. Jones will aso pra tice in the Circuit Courts 81
Richmond City aud Ienrco
His Office is Main Street. North sidc) between Oh
end 10Th streets April lb-2awtf
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SALE OF TWO mINDKLn ACRES nFL.>n
IN CHESTERFIELD, on THE COAL PIT TURN
PIKE. Four MILES From MAECHESIEk

PIKE FOUR MILES FROM MANCHESTER
~JE will sell public auction. on the premises on
w Tuesday. the 23d day of June, ls5. Il ;nr If MOI
the next fair day The hour of II O'Clock the rracc
land located n above. bounded the West by the
on which Mr.. Chastsn Cooke resides ul rEs ~
Mr. yhn Elliott, the North by the Coal PIT Turnpike
On the south by Mr. John Roberts and others The
contains two hundred acres. OF whia about fifteen
ARE cleared the balance Is covered with OAK pine
wood
lERMs accommodating and made known 4, the hour ur
sale. The sale will positively be- made
Mhv 2I-ctds GODDlN & APpEKSON Amcts
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BY GODDIN & ApPERSON- ACT,
y.LUaBLEFAKM OF aGa .cnr.

on YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD NEAR WI,I';;rs-
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGErHi.h WIN CRors.
STOCK, &c, THEREON, FOR SALE At AUCTION
a / the request CT the nwIirr will sell n; public
"a auction, on the promises, on THURSDAY H.. lih
day o. June 1857, commencing ~ II o'clock A NJ ,h.
above located farm, recently occupied by Jonn Mason
Jr ESQ adjoining the lands Mc,-re -, ider Mrs,
Craddock and others about $50 cleared balance In
oak and pine wood.
The buildings on the place nearly new ANA ara
ample tor the accommodation of large family Th-
l" l. well chcio sed, is very healthy has on -
line young orchard OF apple rrees
After the sale OF the land. will be sold the srow;,:.
farming implements, corn, fodder. sc
TERMS:-For the land one'htih cash balance vt E -
le and ~ months. Tor negotiable. nt.rrs, sdd
cured by trust deed For the personal estate ali -r,
under SOP cash. over that amounts monihs credit for N.
proved endorsed. negotiable paper The uArs or ls57
To be paid by the purchasers
May Colds GOnnfN & AppERSON Auc,.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
EITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HORSES, CAR

EITURE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HORSES, CAR
RTAGES, MULES, COWS, &c
7HIILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 2i June, 1851, al
w the late residence OF H. Rhodes, Esq in Chester
field county about miles from Manchester, commence
ing at 10 o'clock, a. NJ all the personal estate (except
savcs) the place. consisting excellent
of household furniture; all the farming implements.
carriage and harness. and pair fine grey match horses
fine mules, 10 milch cows, fine yoke OF Oxen some he
icrs, yrarngs, &c. The cows are OF improved breed.
TERas:-6ll sums under $50, cash. over that amount
months credit for approved enaored negotiable paper
c. K RHODES
Executor of H. RHODES, deceased.
Sale by GopprS e. aPPERsoS, Aucts.
p S.-immedatcy after the above will be sold at the
same place. lot of very superior old wines and liquors
NAV i9-cids
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,yRROTYPES-This great improvement IN
-. Photographic art, far SURPRISES anything
Linz. but always retaining their original
Wv They can De seen in any hight anu LOT so,'nes'
2 ,;g.r ;hey far surpass the Old worn out pa
-s's9GTvPr which. in many instances. fades In
mi u, syear or two becomes entirely extinct
p GOOD AMBROTYPE, will DO well 10 call on
! "A-''' SASXAY & CO.,
At the Gallery las Man street,
Formerly occupied by w a. lfa au., .
..-... NJ. I'd in the best style, at very moderate
: :.w very fine engravinss Of the Rev. 7. v.
p,,rs 81 each
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COMMISSION BUSINESS

yuHHE undersigned, having determined to locate per.
marely in Richmond for the purpose of selling
HORSES. CATTLE and LIVE STOCK OF every descrip-
hon on Commission take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally Of their intention They
CON he found at all times at Bacon Quarter Branch
and after the inst To those who proper to send
stock to them sale they premise to their best
forts 10 secure the highest prices the market Affords and
will endeavor to give satisfaction generally:
W." GEO. w CRAWFORD,
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FARM FOR SAIE


HAVlNG engaged in business on, OF tho county,
cer my farm Tor sale, lying in the county of Goorh
land adjoining the lands of Miles c. Seldom William NJ.
Branch b. Kesn, Jas b. Ferguson aud hers II con.
ains 1864 acres has on good dwelling house. Kitchen
ice house house. barn, stables, &C. The land is
well adapted to the growth of corn wheat oats ana obac.
CO. and in fine state Of Improvement, in Il good and
eshy ncghborhood, snd very convenient educational
and church privileges and within Fix miles of the Court
House and and half OF the James River Cannl.
offer private sale, but ii sold by the 18th day
June next. will be sold publicly, the premises Oh
that day The terms will be very liberal and made known
day OF sale ANY person wishing to purchase will please
call and see it, DAVIS B. HYDE
.,j Morl Oa,r
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AVAILABLE FARM Is FLUvANNA COUNTY


IlY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court of Fluvan-
h ia county pronounced on the 18th day OF April,
1851 the subscriber will proceed EEL the premises
public auction, TO the highest bidder, Friday, the
2th day of June il fair, II not, the next iair day.
valuable farm snd county This tract ia situated
the Rvanna river, about two and halt miles below Pal.
nyra opposite to Caricsbrooke immediately the line
OF the Hyanna Improvement which offers great facility
the Richmond market It contains three hundred and
sixty -four and three quniter oil which, 200 in
forest and the balance cleared, iii OF which low
grounds This Tract is part of the well krown Oak
Hill estate, being the portion cut of as the widows
dover The improvements consist Of small dwelling
and houses. Persons desiring farm of this
size will ind to interest exanRe these premises
TERMS:
For 80 much of the purchase money may be
rs 10 pay the expenses OF the sae aad the coss OF the
suit in hich the aforementioned decree rendered,
cash will be required for the residue credit OF one
and three years for equal nsalmen,s will be given.
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
security and the title retained til the whole purchase
money be paid Title believed to be good bur convey
will be made under decree oil Court.
JOHN SCLATER,
May s-cGw Sheriff OF Fuvannh cOvny.
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NOTICE To TEACHERS.

LADY IS waa;c 10 take charge OF School for Fe.
.,qaes wao eau teach the higher English Branches.
:. Muse, &c. The School will be located three
AZ 10 OF Gogdoasville in region as beautiful and
H. - any 70 be found in the State. No one need
|r came: give satisfactory testimonials Of scho.
49,. -. billy = :each.
(..r..s,t-. Joh A. Broadus. University of Va, or
W. .i Gofdoasv..le, Va
~ <'-i&c.. LANES L ZONES
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1905 prizes amounting TO

1905 prizes amounting TO a. ~
whole Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quartcrs e 2o'
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY ,boss
The numbers from to 80 0O0 corresponding WIN me-
numbers on the tickets printed separate slips OF psp
are epcirced with small tin tubes and placed IN one
wheel. The first 257 prizes, similarly printed ANU '
c,ed are placed in another wheel .ur
The wheels are then revolvcd, and NUMBER ID I" wv;
from the wheel of numbers and at the same time pl
Ia drawn from the other wheel. The number anu P'"S
drawn out are opened and exhibited to the auuire
registered by the Commissioners the prize peins pJ
aosinst the number drawn. This operation Is rePe"'e
until all the prizes are drawn out. IL: md ,bc
APPROXIMATIONS PRizEs.-Ihe TWO preceuihs ~, T.,
two ccecdng numbers TO those drawing the hrst J.
prizes will be entitled the ~ ApproXnAinn -
For example If Ticket No. 1880 draws the 500 0 frze
each be entitled 10 s225 If Ticket No $50 draws 'le
$40 600 Prize those Tickets numbered 5as ai? 9' oJ<
will each be entitled TO $500, and so on according I" tue
The 600 prizes of $40 will be determined by the last
ure ofthe number that drawsthe e5OOOO prize
pie II the number drawing the soooo prihe rhds W,'
10 then all the Tickets where the number rnos III
will be entitled TO $50. If the number ends "AM no =
then all the tickets where the number ENDS IN VIII % e
titled TO $40, and SO on to u !, 49,, -, f,,,o,.,no
Certificates of Packages Will DO sold at the io''os
r.tes which is the risk: ..o
Certificate of Package OF 10 W Ma 1'ese'' 20
10 Quarter 70
10 Eighth 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on receipt of which they will be forwarded by hrst
nail Purchasers have tickets ending in any hgure
they NAV designate
The Lis, of Drawn Number. and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after he drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post.Oicc, County and State.
ErRemember that every prize 10 drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
VsAl Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-othcr Prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for TcSets Certificates OF Packages
of Tickets 10 s SWAN & CO., Richmond, Va.
or SWAN & CO. Atlanta. Ca,
Or 8 SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
sF A list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the OF the prize that each is enti
tied to- will be published after every drawing, In the FOL
lowing papers:-Ness Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lneli
genccr, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
Sews and Richmond Dispach
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VALUABLE GREEN SKPINl:s LAND FOX

DURSUANT to decree OF the Circuit Court OF
IL LOUISE, shall sell 10 the highest bidder on ID"
premises, WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day June next ttnt
valuable trnct OF land which DR. VIM. k. Hackc:i
ceased, lately resided ly NJ Immediately the $ouha
River aud ChamberlayncS Greek, about three mics
from the Green Springs, in the county OF Louisa
ing ij2t acrcs
OF the best ncghborhOOis in the State Convenient %
Church, Pos, Office and within miles o; Trevl'an.
Depot, the Central Rail Roud. Il has upon Il com
Client for the comfortable and genee accommodation
large family. IL is deemed useless regard
to Land any wishing purchase regue.,ri
look AT il for themselves Ii will be- cheerful, sGovr
to any by Mr.. Geo. W. Hackc;t, who resides aGJo.n
ing.
rERMS-Cash will be- required for much ne 20 pay
OF und expenses OF SALE balance in on" two
and three yenrs, with interest from date. Bonds with np
proved security will be required for the cctcrIc pny
ments, and title retained until the last payment nad
:. r. HACkETT. Comm sslon.r.
Mau l--cw6w ,,risu = LIn1