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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-11

Ansfchant Of our acquaintance showed ~
~ Of them, which be had taken In the course
81 basiasss yesterday without examination.
HA1Ds1lr o. \ coLoxxD TAx-PAYgm.--
Robsst Rassis, OF Psnnsylvania, the Sigh.
~crrc!.xicee@ mulss'c, - he. q spao... reason
- feel akgsisved BY oppressive legislation
And prejudice against the coior~d race. It
appsars that Mr.. Pnrvis. who enjoys the ad-
vantage II wealth and foreign education,
/ spd who once received from james Forsyth,
: ,crstasy Of State, passport recognizing
~ aisissnsbip,l 10 the largest school tar pay :
n 49, enc 10 the county where be resides,
I 81 yet the Law forbids bis children from a.
~ 4iag the sery schools he does ~ much TO
eroGek
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COUNCIL BLUFFS PROPERTY
TOR SALE.
ME- will ssll without reserve, 70 slsss . =.
W parts4fshtp suuessB,
5000 ACHRs - LAND,
Adjsinlsg 81 1sas Csassil Biuzs city, I'D nsn.
~ II City ksas, ~
WEDNESDAY, JULY !, 1851,
A. Public Asstiea, 10 fSont u The Pseifs Hesss.
This Lard iiss elong The line 81 ths -. . Il. \
=, b No. high bottom, pssirs and timber laD1,
aad Will y divided y salt Psrshassn. Also, tvs
iDpeevea 1hsns.
1ssme Ose-tbiSd sash, halapss IN sas aaA tse
yeass, VIII - pr eeat. interest.
J. A. 3. KLEIN,
~ their Atty 10 fact, n. @. KLEu.
& nay36-d3v
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How DIR. Ross OMITTED THE FIFTH vxRsE-
DIR. Ross preached on Sabbath in an Anti.
Slavery church, in Cleveland. We take the
following particulars in regard to the sermon
Of distinguished Southern clergy man, from
the Cleveland Leader:
ssrhe pastor made the opening prayer, and
uttered solemn and earnest petition 10
Heaven for the slave, and that slavery nigh,
be banished from the earth, the distinguished
gentleman. forgetting that the hymn books
in this part Of the country had not been sre-
vised and corrected to suit the peculiarities
OF pro-slsyery religion, opened the book ly-
ing upon the desk, and commenced reading a
hymn at random. The frstfour verses went
OF swimingly, but on coming to the fifth,
the readers face turned suddenly the color
Of blood beet, and his voice sank almost
TO whisper. What was the matter? The
congregation referred TO their hymn books,
when broad smile ran like awave Of mirth
all over the housc-old deacons bit their lips
and strove 10 look grave, and the Younger
class OF the congregation almost sslaughed
right out" The last verse pronounced a
curse upon the oppressor, and breathed .
prayer for the suffering bondman. Shades
Of the Supreme Court and the Fugitive Law,
what position WAS that for . minister who
openly contends that slavery 10 Of God, and
sanctioned and sarctiGed BY Heaven! The
Rev. gentleman was for moment nonplus-
sed--the situation was uncommon tight
but he rallied, and proved himself equal to
the occasion, by shouting to the singers, with
face ike nm Indian summer sunset after q
storm, You uill omit the ffih rerse.'"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-11

We have for sale Job Press OF Mon
taxae's patent, manufactured at Hartford.
Coaa. We used it year or more, until il
was superseded BY other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. II
could be made very serviceable in . country
ofics, and Ne will sell it 1t . bsrgsin.
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A coed N love.

We are glad to see one Of our public spir-
tied citizens circulating q petition, on yester-
day, requesting the City conncil to submit
to the voters Of Springfield the question
whether our city shall subscribe, in her cor
porate capacity, to the capital stock Of the
ksokuk, Warsaw and Springfield Railroad.
This 10 move in the right direction, and We
hope to see the subject pressed forward until
it receives the aid and encouragement which
it is 20 Justly entitled. The business men Of
our city, without single exception, are
heartily in favor Of this enterprise and we
are satisfied that very large majority Of the
owners Of real estate in and around Spring
field are likewise DESTROYS OF seeing 1t placed
on basis that will insure its speedy COM
menccment and rapid construction. or oil
the railroad projects that have been named in
connection with our city, this one is the mos,
important, not ony in its present bearing,
but likewise in its future results. With this
road built, aud extended to Pana, as must
necessarily follow, Springfield us city may
bid defiance to any OF her rivals. We will
then have all the outlets needed TO place us
in connection with the most desirable points;
wide and almost unlimited field will be
opened to our traders, and the permanent
prosperity OF our city will be secured. We
hope the CITY Council will feel called upon
to &C, promptly in this matter, and allow the
voters an early opportunity to express their
otinion on the proposed subscription
fSpringfeld my Journal, 9th.
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-. .uper,eaed by other machinery, ana
hsve nov no further occasion for it. i
.ould be made yery serviceable in Z oountr,
oaoe. and we will sell II It bvrrain.
@====.=--= : .==-===-= :: s- !.
loo DAD'Aas Nss Vf4sans '' -.
long sfusle 20 prove 'na' "s'.er - no' ~
iOas.s, sno Una. = y '"e p.' 80.
~. u...r.c..h;l;,r, in tho ewes Of the world,
.,A a.m..ed hin influence and the import.
.n.. 81 h;s s.mi..iou.o 1t saws that Walker
vss ss;nvitedo TO Nicaragua to redeem the
co.,t,v. -. elected President from era.i
,ude. and that be might be enabled to serve
the aouutry in . more eminent degree. We
don't think that kind Of nonsense needs any
formal traversins 70 explode. Fortunately,
however Ligoted people may be. they are too
intelIigent not to know that all that kind Of
stuff is mere ebosh.'' Modest, maligned,
patriotic Walker!
The Times closes ~ follows: aWalker re-
ssquires support in order t. defeat the MACH.
ssnations Of the foes Of the South" Yes, we
understand all that, too. His aim, accord
ing to his own proclamation, being 20 estsb-
lish Central American Slaveholdng Repub-
lie, 'sbased on military principles" to over
balance and restrain the great Republic Of
the North, he has particular claims on the
loyal friends Of these United States, lat the
SOUTH o, yes!
r.. w.n.a-a. p,a, IT,. on 80 ,ha
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More New 0oodi!

DISSOLUTION.
v1NHE co paftaership he retofsr4 el.sting b.tWeea
/ the subscribers under the name aud Asu q
Cowl / Palmer 10 this day dissolved by Aatual
conseBt.
Caleb Caules, jr., will continue III, bnsincss.--
Oni,s between III ana I'D, - Main.st, sp stsis.
N. PALA1R.
@. cOWLEB, u.
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save ooY Money!
NEW BOOT AND ul1OE oTO08s
No. - Msin-ss., senr 1gdsa's Bookstore, Ksokuk
TuST received, and moo scAdy Ter sale, ase0 aad
u large assossnsnt " Roots and 6hssS. 1heel
wishing 10 bay will Odd u for their istssest - cell
asd examine our goods ~ shall sell - prices e
suit purchasers. Cell anA ssssA.
jAntOd j. 8. KIMBALL CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
COOKED FOOD FOR FARM STOCK.

HOT WATER in ABUHDANCE FOft mn : ~ "''H
AWE call the attention OF Farmers. Hotel Keeper
w Tanners aud other Mechanics, to our new Appar
sus Tor Cooking Food FOR Stock b. steam IN large Iubs
Boxes or Barrels; Heating Water for Tanners use !;
Washing Clothes Scadirg Hoss. &C. Stea ming Timber
for Carriage plough Chair or Single Makers: Warm.
ing buildings by By means OF Pipes or Radiators
passing through tfcr vnrious apartments IL IS 'est
Iron Kettle with Fiangs at the top ana oottnm 10 hcil
tate the Setting OF in common BRICK Furnace II has
a Cover with Fang l. match tie Upper tlhng OF TIT.
Kettle few Bolte fasten the Cover ana heae tocehr
thus forming Steam Boiler containing about 81 Gallons
of Water with Steam Chamber above. The cover can
easily he removed when the operator wishes to use the
Kettle Csuldron, and as roadily replaced when h-
wishes TO use il as Steam Boiler II Is furnished with
Flexible Pipes of Vu'canzsd India Rubber. which may
be shifted about with pleasure TO convey the Steam into
Tubs, Barrels Watts. or steam Boxes or Whatever the
operator uhes Cook Steam in. Where these Pipes
connect with the Boiler, there is SideValve, with
simple Lever 20 il, by which th. Steam can ae
changed from one pipe TO the other or made to suppl
both p,es fl once The Valve s so arran- ed thar the
steam cannot be shut of from both pipes nt oncs ,Lus
avoiding the possibility OF explosion The operation
of Cooking for Stock can BE- going on on one eide OF the
FurDancc while the Family Clothes Washing. Clothei
Boiling Soap Making Lard Rendering, &c &c, going
on the other sdc-a with little drs under the Belle,
as will work an ordinary Cook Stove.
They are arranged for burning either wood coal
The manner Of seting is very simple. requiring about
$50 brick and skill than every farmer po.ehse
Full directions nevertheless accompany each Boiler 60
that IL is impossible Tor the most ignorant and unsk
to set 1t up wrong. 10,
The advantages Of cooking BY steam are obvious rnen
It 10 remembered thnt il be doue with much !es
and in half the time, in vessels of kind size OF
without watching stirring To prevent 'ne
stance from burning -.
All Boilers warranted give satisfaction and ean 90 -
turned thirty days ia If not found 70 com. bc
the wants Of the purchaser. h0e'a' 0''|0
trade ,,u,. ond po,s,e f.,
the Chinese sugar business Also heose'
MapufaeruIsi and for sale. wholesale and retail by
.uA0uiae' HEDGES MOCKBEE CO.,
Lizzie Giant Mill Worts
r,r,e, of Coates and 18th Streets, Philadelphia.
Or HEDGES 4 FREE, Cincinnati Ohio.
E a, retail by all the dealers in Farm lmple-"..
In Richmond. elHIch Es-cWsn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
AUCTION SALEs.
MISSOURI AND FOR SALE.

MISSOURI ;ntAH FOX SAIL
TIE s4..l,Uyr acting ~ ~ 2E; AID in lis right,
a. oii-rs sic ilr. irnI. Situa'ri ii Nuri.En.t
iissour! Til. turin lies il tie upIcr edge Q! the county
n Llnrp, ard shou, mic, i!v:n the Mississippi river.
tc""i ms by recent surycr 80 rcrcs rbaut 80 OF which
S r enclosed nnd cuvaou the balance in woodland.
e Hha Is located il, the ui,s; OF lin. cmin ana "bac-
=" region !, well adapted 10 the growth Of
corn wheat, tobacco and tho rs,..s TIN, soil of the
iana rests on limestone fonnJs,on and that portion
"'sh !, cleared IL in good heart and nrnJucye There
are on the nrm comfortable dwsIi "bnnse containing
siN roonis together with c. house smotr bc thc ne.
ress"ry out houses for servants nul sr~.raI tobacco
houses Ihrrc 4re on the place several never ,ino
springs, which AFFORD an ample surpy Of wmnr or NH the
uses OF large laniy and, ulso. nbunancc for auy
number oil STOCK
ING SOFIA! Advantages oil ths neiyhborhood nre good
ana there are several cnrcncs within short mornings
fidr which are open to al! masters and servants
The idea may have reach E'rs:n that slave property
Is becoming insecure in the State OF ssour Tina; spe
cics of property ia Just i'll Missouri as il Ia in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE AT
Auction

AN WEDNESDAY the 9Th OF JAY next, will be sold
~ on the premises without valuable Tract OF
Land situated Banise. river in the county OF Halifax
one mile from the Richmond and Dsnvile railroad ana
eight miles from the Court House. The trac; contains
72; scres o! which 20 best river low grounds and
the balance fair highland The land well wuered with
timber sufficient for all plantation Having purchased
dover interest," which has heretofore been an cncum.
brance on the land can make perfect title.
Presenting that persons wishing to purchase vii! see The
land before the day of sale deem further description
unnecessary.
The termr will be- one third cash. nd the balance in two
equal annual nsalnents with interest from day oil SALE
secured by deed the lsrd, by good personal Sc
curly. ~ . ,,,,,
Ec2t THOMAS BRUCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
FIAT ROCK FEMALE sEoIINARS


FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY
LSOR the year 1857 the first Session OF this Institution
n will commence the 18th january, aud close on the
10th OF June The second Session will commence the
2Uth OF July and close the 10th OF December.
TERMS, payable at the end of the Session:
Tuition in the Engish Departments, including "
nh W
MEN, ~
Ornamental Branches EACH extra. on
Lain aud Greek Glass, taught By the subscriber w
made.
In the ordinary Female Schools of the country, where
one teacher Is employed it is impossible for want OF
tor the teacher to devote that constant IT.
ention that needed In such schools the little pupil III
music 10 necessarily the piano to learn and pae
sce her music without ssstance Should there be Ou
ten Scholars aud halt hour only devoted by each 10
music the teacher being present. FIVE hours OF the
ers time will be consumed, and but little left for ihe In
structon in other studies To this may be traced many
OF the complaints Of Female Schools.
The great object OF my Schooist secure the cons'
personal attention of the Teachers to every Department
For this purpose, two teachers are enpioycd $50
tend the ordinary English Branches including aa'
and the Sciences and the other Music French
and Ornamental Branches Miss f. T. SCOTT WI! as",
have charge Of the first Department by IS I've If nil
her amaby OF character. she secures the oss h u
her pupils and from my own examinat0hs, AnoM .o"
those under her instruction progress VIII eau
In the Other department embracing Music, French, and
the Ornamental Branches, Miss IRENE hSAuFF enSas
ed, a lady educated with great care AS leacnei
she has yiyen the highest Satisfaction to her ANA
patrons All tina, hear of her is exceedingly conph
inentary Observe that in Music the loanE Lsaes Jake
Their in the presence OF the Instructor
then retire another Piano especially
,rb hrancbes ms ARE generally Female Schools very
imperfectiy learned When this to take place is not
GENERALLY known by them. The consequence Is TINT they
are always prepared. -,
In closing feel due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this School, express my grateful appreciation
member of my family. Their extraordinary decorun,
their handsome observance of those social propretie'
which contributed much TO the nament OF female So
cety their gent application to their duties and their
| nroSciency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students Will reach biask
and Whites by the cara OF the South'siae hainosa'
suitable convey ance will be provided
| peEvery article of clothing should be marked.
| fs-My address is Netherlands Lunenburg, va,
| Nv ~ o,S JOHN ORGAN, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
RoCKHRIDGE BATHS.

VyHIS iavorte bathing place long known az ~ "a
ER'S and stterward, as JORDANS sphlN1S, mas
hem recently purchased by company OF gentlemen "a
Rcs bridge county where ills situated, and ~here the VIZ
mes O, the wafer beet KNOWN ard VIII De open or
deception OF visitors upon the FIRST OF July next ne" au
hsDdson build ngs have been erected ara no eHptI
\. spared TO make IL delightful summer resort
bituly located on the North River III the Inidst OF
ouutsn and valley scenery. passed IN varied neau
" by sny in the State II on the main sage ROAD rom
is,p,,Su 70 the Central Railroad. distant eleven miles
49, i,er Visitors can resch The Baths in one day from
p-;esourg Richmond and Alexandra, arriving 81 ther
destination before susses.
IRE tenpernlure o; the water IL little hi2her than
,hs Of the Old sweet, and hi. with the peculiar chrac
-, and buoyancy the water. which highly charged
~nb Csrbonic Acid Gas, ard contains Magnets. Iron,
kr renders bathing in IL BY universal consent OF those
bo h,ve tried H. delightful and nvigeratng 10 an extra
insry degree Its medicinal effect Is sttested BY h'ty
local experience especially in csses OF General
nah;.y Dyspepsia Diseases OF the Lungs, ueerauons,
xber.yer cx sting Rheumatism, Amerorrhea, Dismenor.
-hes Menorrhaci, Leucorrhes, Proapsus Uteri &c In
nss.d II eaualled By any in the world Near at
land is fine Sulphur Spring. second only to the famous
Wbte Sulshur OF Greenbrer TO which visitors to tho
Baths have free access.
Governor Henry A Wise who spent a portion OF last
summer with his family THE Bshs thus speaks of 1t
II. is my chosen spot in the mountains, and shall GER
,,inIv re Witt IT, il possible next summer"
Reference may also be had, amongst many others to
Col E H. Smith, Superintendent OF the Virginia Military
in,,u;e; Rev WIN S White, D. D. and Rev VIM. N.
Peud.on OF Lexing on: Wm 9. Paine Esq OF the nrm
o. Hen, Paine l. Kent, Richmond and J. I Hunter,
Eso OF Selma Alabama. May l9-c;lJuy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
PARKER NIMMO & CO.,

No l43, EAGLE SQUARE.
RE coostantly receiving the newest and most aesi'
"A r.oe styles Of Srsple and Fan cy Goods and otter
them very low prices Their stock CONSISTS IN part VI
me following;
colorei and Brick silk Robes
Organize. Grs nadine and Barege Go
Cheu-. Bsyadefe and striped silk
Pls!n ana p..u'"G G'snn7i;es
Brochc Printed ana pl-in Bnre2e
Plain and printed HDu-'a.ss snd Chall!es
Embroidered swiss a.t Cambria Robes
PRIME Brlll.,a,- anu French Ca:coes
Lace Nus in aud ClmDric Collars
Do Do do Sets
Stella Shaw- and >csrfs
Lace anG six ta'l-s
Glove. and Hosiery Of every description
l-:sn Linen-very cheap
Embroidered and Hems'itched Hdkfs
Bolnbsziues. Alpaca and Tamise Cloth
Plain and Satin stripe Black Bareee
FOR HOUSEHEEPERS.
Linen and Cotton Sheetuss, all widths
sIal, lo4 Table Dana K
Dataask Table Cloths and Napkins
Pillow Linen and Cotton
Diiny and Marseil"s Qults
White and Coiored Furniture D!.nity
Toweing Of every description, &c.
FOR GENrLEmtE.
Black and Fancy Cloths and Csssirneres
Do. do. Drap d Etc and Ca,hnerst
White and Colo, ed Linen Drilling
Msrseilcs md silk Vesips
Silk aud Thread Cambria Hdkfs
Silk. lid and Lisie Gloves
Blesched. Brown and striped Socks
SILK and Isle Thread Shirts
Gauz-, Msrino aud Cot, do.
silk and Cambria Cravs;s
SILK and Cotton rrb elIs SC.
FOR CHILDREN.
Small Checked silks
r.. fed ,maii-s, b+reses and Jaconos
Misses Whi,e and Colored Hose
hid silk aud Cotton Gloves
Black silk MIc's Parasols
Plain and Chez scd CG,tonades
D. DO Linen
Striped and Checked Sar,e.n
Waite and COored Linen Drill
Black and Co!Ored Italian Cloth
Do do Ca.hm"rett. Sc
FOR SERVANTS.
Fancy CAlicoes and Lawns
Plaid and striped Oomcstirs
Bescaed and Brown Sariings
Striped Jeans and Uznsburgs
Mariner Shirtnss DENNIS and Cottonades
T!ckl.shur:. Burlaps and Drilling
Apron Check, Cotton handkerchief, Hosiery, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19

AMI IhE CITY OF RICHMOND.
the request OF the leirs law OF the late David
IA Baker, decd we vii: cell, public Auction in iron,
OF Herico county Court House, MONDAY, the Is,
day OF June, 1857 t5eng court day0a - o'clock ~ the
following real estate, viz:
let fract psrcelof Land in Hanover county, nd.
Joining the lands oil Bahias Nash and others.
I'd. tract parcel Of Land containing li9 acres in
ienrco Short Pump adonins the lands of Messrs.
Thomas f. Nucko.s, Thomas Maxwell and others.
3rd Another or parcel of Land in said county
tanning 32t acres, adjoining the lands of Messrs Rober
Courtney, Jcsse f. Sh, pperson and others.
iIh lot No ILL., in Adams Plan, in Henrico, bounded
by Richard Federal aud James streets having front or
the former of $50 feet and each OF the latter
streets 90 feet
5ih small Framed Tenemenin the City OF Richmond
near the OF Leigh and Henry r!s fronting ID ee
running back about 50 feet.
TERMs-Our.fourh cash, balance a, I, and 10 months
for Negotiable notes interest added aid title retained Till
last note is paid
The taxes for 1857 20 ba paid BY the purchasers
GODDIN a. APPEhSON, Aucts.
p S-Also will be sold tor cash. the time ard
place. 10 shHres Stock OF the James River and Kan"wha
Company May s-ctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
AUCTIONSALE OF LARGE AND VALUABLE
PROPERTY. REAL AND PERSONAL.

aDURSLANT 10 the provisions OF a Deed OF Trust,
u cuted by Mr. C. %. Slaughter, on the 18th day OF
APRIL ls5 for certain purpose, therein set FORTH and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Hastings Cour
of banvile sha offer TO- sale at public auiion, in Dan
villc Va, commencing FRIDAY, the 22d day Of May
lc5 and continuing from day day until completed the
entire property conveyed in said deed consisting In part
of some Of the valuable and desirable Real Estate IN
DHnvilc. viz:
A Io, Of about 81 acres on Main Street, improved in
The most handsnmc convenient and comfortable style for
u large family, being the same LOT and tenement now oc.
cuped b, rnid slaughter family residence.
Ais another Lot ana Tenement Main street, In the
most business part OF the town. being the same lately oc
cupiel by the said aughter Grocery and Commits.
sion Store. Til, |, the nre"-t and most commndious
House of the kind built In the town. IL new and well
built stretches the entire depth o' III" square ABBOT
2OJ ert ia length, and fronting bo:h on Main ard Parton
streets.
Also Slaves, oJr Of them unusually likely and vaIuh-
bic two inrr and two girls.
Also the enrire Household end Kitchen Furniture now
in the possession the sad Slaughter, including
other Things and elegant Piano, and some very de-
srnbie Parlor and Chamber Furniture.
Also several Horses one Wagon and Harness. one Car.
rage and Harness. Buggy aud Harness, ana several
thousand bushels Of very fine ice, securely put away
Also, large stock of Groceries and staple Dry
Goods from So 600 10 600 worth; comprising Sugars.
Cotfers MUlasscs Nails Heavy Cotton Fabrics hne IL.
auors and Wines great variety aud OF the finest quail
~. &c, sc.
The whole Of this property both real and personal IL
much mere valuable Than is often found Ia market at
auction-somc of it. the desirable offered tor
sale In this community
TERMS OF SALE:-Thc real estate will be 'old on a
credit of G. l2 and IL months with interest from day OF
SALE the purchase money 10 be satisfactorily secured
the goods and other personal property tor cash. on All
sums under S0ovcr that amount negotiable paper al oo
days, well endorsed.
Further particulars given OH day of sale.
NAV s-c3 a. :. BUPORD. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-19
A AVAILABLE FARM IN FLUvANNA COUNTY
nR

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of Fluvan
ID county pronounced on the 18th day OF april
1857 the subscriber will proceed to cell the premises
II public auction to the highest bidder Friday. the
lah day June next Il fair, II not, the next lair day,
valuable farm in said county This tract is situated
the Rivanna river about two and half miles below Pal
myra opposite Caresbroohe, Immediately on the line
oI the Rvanna improvement which offers great facility
to the Richmond market Ii contains three hundred and
sixty and three quarter Of which zoo is IN ma
tive forest and the balance cleared "a; OF which are low
grounds This tract is part of the vel! K own Oak
I'LL estate, being the portion cut of as IN" widows
dover The improvements consist OF snhll dwelling
and some out houses Persons desiring fars OF this
size will find it to their interest examine these premises
TERMS:
For 80 rouch of the purchase money may be
~ 10 pay expenses OF the sne and the costs Of the
suit In which the aforementioned decree was rendered.
cash will be required; for the residue credit Of one two
and three years for equal nstalments will be gwen
The purchaser will be required give bonds WITH good
security and the title retained till the whole purchase
money paid Title believed to be good bu; conveyance
will b. made under decree OF Court
JOHN sCLATER,
Nav a-r0w Sheriff of FluvaDna county