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Another of the good ladies of our city
testiGes to the ef1icacy.of
DR.. M"LANE'S CELEBRATED VERNE
FIiEF.

~testlties to the etficacy.of
DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERM[-
FUGE,
Prepared By Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburgh Pa.
New YoRK; February Z, 1852.
81 do hereby certify to the pubic that
a child Of mine, four years old, being
troubled with worms, | was induced to
purchase a bottle of DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
bratcd Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming
Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, which ! adj
ministered; and the result was. it brought
away an immense number of worms in
punches and strings; many bad the APP
pearance of being cut to pieces. My
child is now enjoying most excellent
health. take pleasure in recommending
it to both young and old, as one Of the
best medicines ! ever used,
MRS. ANN JEMESON,
50 Ninth street.
JyPurchasers will be careful to ask for Dr..
MIane's Celebrated VeEmifuge, manafaelnr,
ed By Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh. Pa. Al
other Vermituges in comparison are worth es,.
DR.. M'Lane's genuine Verinfuge, also his eel
ehrated Liver Pills. can now be had ii all res
pectable drug Stores. None genuine without
the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
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sut Lovonsood's Lizzards.
SIS EFT DULLER REWARD
BY sL-, OF TENN.

This cash wi be paide in korn or produce tu
be collected nj ar abUute mex kainp metin by enc
wun what keehIs him. fur The caeus owe wua
SUTTY LoyEEGooD ded ar alive an safely gin
over IN the ear owe Passon john BuIlin al
Squire mack Junkias fur a raisin owe the devil
ptrmlseusIy, dlscumfurllu the women powerful,
an q skaria I'VE folks giueraly at The rail suaix
springs big npelin,
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Eta de la Observation-Disclosures d'IberriAe.
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordre GU decret a moi adres"
II sc au sheriff de la peroisse dlberville, par
lHon. Cour du Quatrieme District de FEtat
de la Louisiana ct pour la paroisse Ascension,
en- date du l3 courant 1857, J'eXposerai en
vente pubIique au plus offrant ct dernier Gn-
chprisspur-
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a. z. sTETCMELK,
N0IARY PUBLIC,
E3RarWpRnTRp,
PRaGHeRmIase

OCEAN always be found.during business hours
at his Office on Main street. nearly opposite the
Sentinel Office. dec9-tf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-12-23

I'm certain LOT DE TERRE situe dams Ia
p~aroisse d'Iberyille, a 'Richland," sur Ia live
droite dn feuve Mississippi, a environ tr"ia
mile du bord du dit feuve ayant I'm arpent de
face, sur quatreyingt quatre arpents de profon-
deur, borne en- face par terres de Timoleuli
Boissac, en- has par terres de N urille Metan-
CON, ct en- hant par terres de Germa n Babin-
ensemble avec tous les privileges apparie~
Donf .#- E5AssIa -H+
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CONDITIONS.

La Motto du prix d'adiudication payable
compliant lie jour de la .vente; Ell la balance dB
dit prix payable en- un, deux ct trois payments
egaux, en- Mars 1859, 1860 ct 1851, farqie-
reur fournira SEES biIlets avec surete en- soIido
a i'ordre de Henry L. Duffel, administrator
des dts SUGGESTIONS; les dts billets sefont fats
payables a Tofice du Recorder de la pareis>e
d'Ascension ct identifie avec lie process verbal
d'adjudication les dts billets porieront inteTrt
a raison de 8 pour cent, apres echeance jas.
qu'au parfait payment hgpothequs speciale So
ra retenue sur la propriete avec privilege dlt
propriete Vendue.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Shtrif.
Paroisse dIberviile, lie 7 Dec. 1s57.-dec 0 20
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Eundi. le al de Ianvier.

proclaim, 1857, a II heures A. NJ, a rHoleI
de Buena Vista, Bayou Goula, en- cette ps-
roisse, la propriete ci,apres decrIte aPparle>
nant aux
SUGGESTIONS dOmer Hsbert 81 Mrs. Jsannets
Melaneon, son epouse,
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CgystGEOgrNphs and sGs1abrCs
types!
Charles Graver

TTAS the honor to inform the citizens Of Pla-
IL quemine and vicinity that he has arrived
for the purpose of submitting to their respectful
notice his peculiar style Of taking those beauti-
full, mellow toned and everlasting images called
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VICTORIA AND Aa4BERT
cAnnEoRn o. $500 oReAN

Constructed at great cost expressly for Mesrs. Spaidng & Rogers with the
capacity Of oSE HUNDRED BRASS BAND, and the soFTsEss AND HARNoEy q
4 PIANO FoRYE,# laltogether a different sort Of an affair from the aboftIoh'
heretofore seen viii announce the approach ofthe Palace Fleet and unde
the skiIHui manipulation ofSIG. CoRDaLLA, il certain states OF the atmos
pheeI is distinctly audibeforten niles.
1rRememberi Only ore ptee of admission to the Three Combined
shows-one TicketpasIng the holder 10 all. deco
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
For Goats, Pants and Vests.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
L. his friends and the public generally, IN
that he has just returned from New Orleans l@
with the largest and
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En- vertu dun ordre de saisi ct de yente q moi
adresses par iHon'ble. la sus-dite cour dams la
cause ci-dessus intitulees ct numerotee, Jai saisi
ct exposerai en- vente publiq1e au plus ofrant eft
deFnier enehefisseuI,
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IHEO. BLANCHARD; Sheriff.
Parish Of Iberville, Dec. /, 1857-desi
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H. BONNABEL.
Corner Natchez and Tchonpitouias streets.
" Barrels returned TO be relied, will be taken
from the Boats free Of charge, and vii, be re-ship-
ped at no additional expense TO the Planter, ex-
cept drayage. seP3d-3m
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TOMPLETION of Panama Railroad Recollection
" Of steamships leave New
York for Anwal the bth and 2O or each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to san Francisco.
These steamships have been Inspected approved BY Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and saffy 3 H &T ma
The Panana raroad 7 miles lopg completed from
ocean, crossed N baggage passengers
checked NeW York through Francisco passengers ae
embarked Panama the
money paid in New York all expenses o the trip
Reserve steamers port Now
Francisco detention accident
entirely reliable. 3a
Passengers leaye Panama hc day they Aspnwa
Conductors 90 through by charge women
and children without other protectors. fg5 tl64
For through tickets the apply agency 177
West street. New York TO l. w. RAYMOND
May 6-df 0sHa8
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NIIE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
slrabc farm continuing abont $40 u located
southeast extremity Charles Maryland and bounded
south the Potomac river tho cast the Wconco
and the north by creek that opcs its waters into the wcoo
the month OF which there Is sufficient propc mills
o any desirable 58As. ts
The wcI adapted to the growth Of wheat and
bacco and from the abundance Of that annually
lis shores and the quantity Of shells that could be made
Of the richest in tho county There superabundance
wood comfortable dwelling Kitchen quarters
house stables and large barn. all in good order Oysters hh
Wild fowl abundant Communications 70 Baltimore aud the Dis
f JOHN HANEIcsBY
June 5=-law4 Harris Lot II o. Charles Md.
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TO OUR SUBS scRIBERs.

The Of will be enarod upon books unless IN
payiasi * the rabscrFuon be made In advance.
mant subscribers wsrd money letter
9i be assumed oy ourselves IA ~ sale iransmlsson
The PAPER abhed ,riwseky d.ing the sessions
4 congrea and sclni weekly during the recess
sobeIsu for period less than viii be
proIortoned 10 the above annual rates w
sa-PTsAsTI1es authorised sgenis BY
sending US subscribers, with $50 enclosed
subscribers with s2s enclosed wiz be entitled copy
gratia
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s24.Ooo OO
STAFFORD H. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE w. MUNFORIb,


Commissioners Of the Sinking Fand.
holders certificates who desire 70 redeem by atior
residing beyond the limits Of the United States noknow
befrc cnipncnary, charge danaires
general commercial appointed by
country before
proper officer Of such country the other
chief city, corporation therein residing
States before justice of The peace
notary public appointed by the of
Virginia sufficient IN all the certificate must be delivered
RICHMOND, VA July 81, 1857 July 3l--laY3m
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mo. 5s4.l
Notice

Notice N
OF ae Rmoual Of dc Land Ogice from OJIBwA 10 OrrER
M TAIL CRY, in ne Territory Of Maanesds
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of the act
u Of Congress entitled An ast authorizing changes the
hpd occs approved 3d March, 1855,
made known that the Office for the Northwestern
the Territory or Minnesota will be
orn1 TAIL Cry, sa Territory carly practicable
Further notice as 70 tho pee lime Of removal will be Issued by
the register and receiver ior said district. .4l 48s
Given under my hand at the city Washington day
August, Al y. 1887 tf a Nss7sk isttls fsN MsAN
BY ogaer Of the President
5 ~ TIIO5. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of tho General Land Office.
Aug 20-1awGw Intel Star.
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United States Sale OF Valuable Wharf Prop
erty and Lots the SchuyIkill, adjoining
the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia.

NV LII be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday
w the frst day o. September TO- m, ,he prem
os, the United States wharf lo,s adjoining
also those between shen and scu, streets numbered from
90 inclusive according the p,p which
the navy and a. tho Asylum.
The terms of sale Win be one half cash, fourth months
and he other fourth IN twelve months
Receipts win be given for payments but deeds will be executed
until tho final payments shall be all tho
forfeited the Of the sale shall be complied with.
The government the right fix vaue each
lot, below which sale win not be made,
83 wM BADGER,
July 24--wtep1 Navy Agent, Philadelphia.
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WAIcII Repairing and Engraving Watches,
chronomccrs and pocket tmckecpers descron
repaired by skiu workmcn aud peron
engraving Of every description IN o .yc incng the
cutting Of arms, crests, motives, and nuhs stcne
WISHING and weddng cards elegantly I'd and prin,ed
NJ ". GAIT n BRO,
A ' ,Iai Jewellers, 32t Pennsy avenue
1An W-V Between ath aud 10th streets
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

STEAMBOAT.
TIME PACIFIC RAILROAD ia now running two
IL daily trains between Ipns and Jefferson connecting
with the Lightning ne' o Msoufyc packets
Son city daily the arrival Of the carrying tho mails
and for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington
worth, Weston 81 Joseph, and all ntcrrncnto points.
Through from S. Louis Kansas as from "a TO
hours ahead Of boats starting from st. Louis. f @
Tho Lightning Line packets equal TO boats in the trade and
being required schedule with the mails
delayed waiting freight their way Through
tickets be purchased Ia the principal cities Of the United States
at tho Offices In st. Louis. T. McRIsSICK
May 22--dd 8ssi4 l3a su.{$ Asst supt
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BRorHEs,

BANKING HOUSE OF CHUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, january !, 1857.
John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
- this day admitted partners In the Banking OF
ciubb Brothers. The this
s. Chubb John Barrow and Henry Holmes The House Da
composed Charles j. Chibb, Douga
and Alexander Barrow under the firm Of Cabb Brothers. Bar
row, 4 Co sstt ,.tf 5 $50. CIUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1-du
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valuable Farm and water-power for sale.

Elitor and Proprietor Of the Union Wash;ngton, b.
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Episcopal High School, or virginia, t1l
tae a HowAsD
Three Miles West Of Aieraadra. ait
REV JOHN ?. MCGUIRE RECTOR
FIyIIE seventeenth session of this institution will
il commence Wednesday, the September ncxt
$3.50 for hoard tuition, lights mnding &c
annually in advance. " " 9t5
Modern languages music and drawing charges
Pamphlets the
sent TO ths@e who request them Direct
REV. JOHN r MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary once
talriss oarns, Virginia
July lS--law10. afHr1 '@st- y Il -tls4 .tlaa
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ELM WOOD,

For SALE IT PUBLIC AUCTION
a it is my purpose to to Chicago. will sci
- It public auction. the premises SEPTEMBER
the :rd "WEDNESDAY this beautiful estate. II lies or
the north bank 81 the North River very the
terminus OF the North River Canal, less thSn mile,
ii0!n Lexington, and, within the sound OF the village b
anu CLOCK There are 800 acres in the tract, aud on
pwchhg HOUSES, Barns AMI other Houses necessary fU
two separate establishments 1t originally Tw
Farms und shall sell it in that way The upper Ur "IIal
Farm contains OD acres about ity OF whch are finely
timbcrcd There is that farm large two story Dwell
in. House, Kitchen, Stone Spring House. Frame
Dairy House 10 feet long alhrd und astercd with water
ppcd into Il; also, large Barn, shielded on one side
There is likewise nn Apple Orchard Of 40 80 trees ard
very productive fihrdrn This is beautiful G, ertll.
Farm have had Cheese Dairy it the Fix years
OF from - 10 50 cows new roud from the Plank Road
TO hcrs Creek, OF easy grade is being opened and
will pnss the dwelling. The will thus have
ready access to tho churches Of Lexington, nni ac:i,e.
Fur education at Washington College. the Mi ary Institute
Ann Slni Academy, Mr. Fullcrs tine Classical School
and other more common schools.
The other DIVISION Elm Wood" my place o! residence
and still ucarer town. contains 800 acres about
Ut which ID IN timber OF fine quality. Ii hss il hund
some Dwelling House in modern cottage style Of
aud cellars throughout the building Kitchens Meal
lIostc, Ice House. Carriage House Stone Sprin. Iuuee
line Burn, Stables, &c. There is All Apple Orchard
this place of about 100 trees On the farms there
or sprinss OF good water.
portion of the land is bottom of great fertility
Part Of the upland i, genuine nulaU soil aud the Who'll,
produces finely The unclrared land Is uncomonly rich
1t is well known in Rockbridgc that these farm,
united constitute OF the n"ht landed estates in
county, aud il ID seldom property in market with
many advantage, agricultural, social religious and cdu
calona combined ANY person wishing purchase will
Of course avail himself OF mn opportunity Of cxanin.
the premises previous to the duy OF sale.
The mi. property adjoining tncsc farms is scpnrac
distinct The mill. in Of erection, will b.
completed under the superintendent Of ny Edward
who is halt Of that properly and business will b.
conducted there by Edward J. Leyburn & Co.
TERMS or SALE OF FARMS: Onc.trd on 1T October
the balance in and two years. with interest from the
let October.
I n Snle 10 commence ut IL o'clock.
Aug I-cids ALFRED LEYBURN.
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AUCTION SALES.
~, 80. - - >>>~~>~~~~~~>
- rHLCABiE REAL Is TATE FOR SALE

x.CABiE REAL Is ARE FOR >ALE
" nH'' To make n change IN my business, will
one If ,h In. on WEDNESDAY, the ID Of September
ted in ,h , desirable Fnrms in ucHhpntHs, Va stua
i,bury Turm;e Levels on the Markings BOTTOM and Lew
ami cup,,i; ,"i, within halt OF II mile o Mill Point
mostly n, ti oi,c Hundred aud seventy i've Acres
.u ,jr,v ar r, hrst"ns nL of which one huuir,..
INV. n-r IN .,r. eLes hIc Improved Of which vcn,y
,.ivbL,,, j,n,, vi" urlnncr in grHss Ihi. farm i. N
49,: ', VI s,'od sucicty. |, ia w, vu.,ay.,I. :,
producing well all hinds Of sr,i, S" "a'ete.,; 'I
venlc'i buildings good urc,ari and n. n' WIN con
mills, a"uHng Iniis, port oiicu store ,a MI .o's"
could be- desired; aso within resch of i;,I - ne
''ny, aud Presbyterian and Ne hodi., cburrh.s
things considered. Is is certainly one of Nh. h.s,
nnd lnost ie.irabe tnrIns IN the county. '''1''e'
Also, another Farm, mile essf of the rl,oy .
containing nbuut One Hundred and Sixty Acrcs M sh,
more than one hundred improved and ia pasture Il
10 OF good Limestone lrd with several springs house or
chard. hn'i The Turnpike road pass!n: through il.
Also two hundred scres aDining the first nninrd tract
OF winch perhaps thirty improved; the remnin
der - IN good white oak timber have also several tract
OF good ranging land which would sell
fersdns.irom distance will be made acquainted will
them
II desirable to have half OF more OF the purch
money down. or soon sitter sale but the particular. VI tn.
terms will he made known The day Of sale
Possession given 10 suit the purchaser
Tue title will be retained, or lien upon the land held
tor the deferred payments. JOHN H. RUCKMAN
Near Mill Point PocahOntas couotv Va
Should the duy be uniuvorabe the will take place
the next fur day. Juy yI-,rd,
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'HflELD ACADEMY, BOARDING AND
10 DAY SCHf,,lT

:, -. having been literally pa,rouized du
pH, $50 and so session, will continue
:, III "h'c school, tor tae education of youth
E. .,'nAiic course Of study, will be prepared "a
!, -. Classes OF cur Colleges, Or fitted Tor the
''.e' As an incentive 10 study and u means oi
: 60 'p"fatil Of parents, there will be issued
r.. Po''' Containing frank exhibition OF pref
: !r2u-:ren,
H!.:;s!y Tactics will be taught withou, extra
/. -. "Ni.u; any infringement upon the regular
:. merely as an auxiliary in securing proper dis
/. Ae development OF the physical constitution
=, session .. ten months, commencing trs,
:, pctCocr, and cloring (with the intermissiou u
May, the las, Friday in July.
h., -' hoard, Cncludins washing, fuel, lights, &c
[::.y OF the Principal, 5000
you'd add, that i, is all important that Pupil.
aace 'aoald be under the eye OF their Teacher,
-er cAa 'eel tie same interest in their success
lm@snte quarterly in advance.
sly requested that psreuts intending to pat
sssn"o'. vii enter their children promptly-fui
e.Sy OF Il lew days IL an obstacle to progress
NOE session. Pupils will be- charged from
t"hen month Of the quarter has no,
'ue Close Of the essiou, and no deduction
'A'ei'' NJ the option OF the Principal
REFERENCES
.-.a1 from tue Trustees. when rho pr;ncinsI al.
"hnection .sith then, in 1854.
s.ans OF the Trustees of the Siu;,bf,ld Academy
.ly !" my lsji. the following resolutions were
rv 'sa' we accept with r.sre, the resignation Of
las. =, it.ne'pal Of Snithdcld Academy. oyer
g: Isa nearly i've years presided, with credit /,
y, rsaeai 10 the Institution.
= a IN ths opinion Of this Board Mr.. Cary
49,. eh:!iieui degree, the moral aud educs.
Na'eh constitute Il gentlemen, the ELI
aud scccessful teacher.
g.Yos" JOHN K. PURDlE, Pre'.,.
b IL aof,nason. address tho subscriber al
I; eH''' "Ud September, after that time III;
>csu
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TIE VALUABLE ESTATE CALLED ,to


WE are authorized by the personal rrprcsoiI..,.
w the late WIN. {. Lipscomb, decd, 10 sell ,ni-
able estate. IL contains 30 acres II ynlunhlr M n
land. with tho buildings thereon situate ANA ,n. e.,
Blue Ridge, at the Rochis Gap. in ia. counties at
IN and Nelson. immediately on the Virginia. C"Itr,
road, l20 miles west Of Richmond
The improvements are e!eibly located. nearly leg.
and about rql idi.;hnt from tho ter'in OF ihr .r,
Rids" Tunnel. and IRE caCabl" al accommodate
SONS besides the family residents.
Such i. the grow ing popularity OF TIE Moun'; Z r
summer resort that during the last four summon
der he supervision OF the late proprietor a. :h,
were taken and occupied through the scasOn on. "a.
ths Inst numerous spp icntiou, rejected Ter 81
room Ii is moreover, believed, that Dv ju:ic.,u>
nccncn anG the erection ct adequate ADDITIONAL hu
tie mum cr nigh BE- greatly Increased. It is ajlHr
located for n bonding school.
Bcs!dcs the Inc )mc from Summer Roardcr. the =, q
to the Hotel from occasional brardcrs and Tic trrrr
travel through tie ycnr is considerable Person d!s
10 purchase ihi, property. are requested 10 cxi,n
same For further particulars apply TO
GODDlN d APPLr>o:
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by GODDiN & APPERSON, ACTS
VALUABLE FARM CONTAINING 16s .c!.

'!lE .ub.c;ibers arc authorized 10 sell tho ab,,-
,no, uneie nTm It !ic- i'll III" county of H.rf:c.
,h @ on 'hc Oh RE. riy county rosd 2! MIC -
nrs, Mills, Randolph nr. ciak Of Which sbo',. 81
49, .tssted hnd m high .,t" a. cultivation ard ,
new eop Moods The buildings on The place ar, D.
sides The msu. ~ ;i.-t rate cottage style ;wrg-
nrarr,ss ~ ont buildings. Il has young Orc4.,.
P"rasrass Beds ire House. nnd first rate wiz
terms apply to GonDiN .nn To-.
fore The second day OF Scptenlhrr /, VII ,b. ~
the :, highest hiider publ; sale on the prem.es
TEsES liberal, and made known ON DIV Of sal.
P.S. The pnrt lyin: tie North ciJe Of TO-. ..
having thereon all the buildings cuutains 81.
which will BE- sold separately from the par, lyi,
south side OF the road 80 tha; any ole wisa!ur , 81
iarm can be accommodated
Aug l2-cW3X&,itSn 4 4
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND

4 Commissioner sppoin;cd by decree ot III.
"A cut Court of Prince Edward county, -hs
coed to sell at public auction. the PREMISE, thr ,r
said decree ramrd, on THURSDAY, ID day Of S,ri
Der, 1857 ("nlsss privately cold. due notice If whc
be given This land is situated on the South Silr
Rosl three miles above the town of Farmvi!lr rid
thihs EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, a considerable perry
which is in original forest, some oi which is MOI -,
for its suitablerrss TOR Tobacco plGE,s. There !. .
amount Of old field plne or which tho rail ro,G g..
market, on the premises: II very lar.c portion 70!
a. good TObacco land Hs when first cleared Thor
trnct Of Ind in the community hayiu: so much -l,
timber and wood. The cleared land is in GOO. hear,
is well adapted 20 the products of this region \,
is better wutcred, having large number OF tine spa
uud nlnong them an ALrM SPRING, the medicinal pI,
tic- Of which doubt not equal to those o; the
tains.
The improvements are good, having Oh ii q con- %,
Gus DWELLING HOUSE, never failing lee Hoo
riase House, and all other necessary out houses.
1t seldom happen. tina: such an opportunity is cda
tor the purchase of Il farm having SO many hdvaur.
combined. But those wishing to se.te in pl"',.u'
healthy region will please come end see. comma
with the undersigned at farirvc, Prince Edrrr.,
c;nin.
The TERMS vii! be uccomrnoi s'inc, sal madc DO
OH the dizzy OF sale. THOS. H. ALMA.D
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