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HILTON SCHOOL,

SStOOLs
TINE undersigned will open School his residence,
near Gordonsville in the county of Orange, the
lst OF September 1851.
The OF instruction will include the English. La
tin Greek French and Italian languages und their tera
turc and Mathematics.
The Principal, my son. R. H. New man. has been cduca.
ted at the University OF Virginia and graduate Of that
Institution in OF the departments in which &c will
give instruction
4 limited number of pupils be accommodated in
my family. subject to the rules and enjoying like pri
vilegcs with my younger sons
TERMS Tuition and Board, including everything,
$40 for the session of 10 monhs-one half payable the
G Of September the other the close of the term 3Oh
Of june 1858.
Further information II desired may he obtained BY nd
dressing either the Principal the undersigned, Cor
doIsyillc. JAMES NEWMAN.
REFERENCES:
Professors Harrison, schcle do We're, Bedsoe aud Gill
de1leeve. of the University.
Rev. d. B. Ewing, Gordonsville.
&c Ruiin, Esq and K. b. Ha1all, Esq., of Richmond
| Col John Willis, Orange Court House.
7. B. Jones, Rapid Ann Station Culpeper.
A-,lt,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

MIR. LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL
CORNER OF GRACE AND FOUSilEE STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.
TIME next session of THE Institution will open On tho
of JULY. 1853
=. TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR: o.
For Weshine, 20
For For E English Tuition 20
For Modern Languages. lcsch) -, 70
branches, 40
For Latin, 70
For Music on Piano Harp, Guitar, Organ or Singing
For ono lesson lot an hsur,) week. 10
For two lessons (of an hour) week. U
For three lessons (of an hour 4 week, l.O
-Four four lessons (of an hour) week, l6o
For the use<of Plano, %
For Drawing from Models, ~
For Drawing from Nature, ~
For Painting In Water Colors, ~
PsisAss DzrAs1AEsr-fsr Children under Il years ~
OF age, d"
THE PATRONS OF THE ScHooL-Right Rev bsnop
Meade, Right Rev Bishop Johns Right Rev Bishop Elliott
Moses b Hose, D, Rev Chas II Read D D., Rev +
Moore, d D. RevIB GiIdersleve, Rev D Cummings u
Washington city, and the Clergy OF the Episcopal church
| in Virginia
HUBERT =. LErEBvhE, A. NJ, Principal
Rev II kcper, Mrs Gibson
VIM & Williams. Miss Mary Gordon,
John Little NJ D, Miss Bartlett
Eliodoro Camps Mrs N i ayior
John Cayo, Mad me N EstVan,
w Thow Mad ellie Lacy,
w + Grabau Chas ID Rosen.
Madame l.. V. BLAScHxr, French Govsrness
All letters to directed Hubert F. Lofebvrs, Rich.
mond Va.
Persons in want of Female Teachers, may by applying
have applied to me to secure them situations.
Jaly l-c3m Il. T. l..
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MEADOW HILL,

WEADOW HILL.
nN the LIST day OF October. at tic Auction q miles
u from Fredericksburg and u miles from the Central
Railroad In spotsylvans county, will offer for safe my
Farm containing 1911 acres with large and comfortable
Dwelling House, and all necessary outhouses Barns &c
location fertility Of soil and notoety for health IL can't
be surpassed BY any Farm in this vicinity il we'll
adapted TO the growth Of the various productions oil TINS
country and contains hundred Of good low
grounds very productive
LIVE STOCK -horses. Cattle Sheep aud Hogs, to.
pether with Household and Kitchen Furniture and the
entire growing crop Of Corn Tobacco &C. will be sod
the same day.
Any person wishing 70 purchase good home WILL do
we'll TO call and 500 before day OF sale
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOHN LIPscOMB.
Aug ls-cwtds spotsylvans County.
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

AMELIA ACAUEMH.
TIME GOTH session Of this School will open the LIST OF
October 1867, and close the LIST o! August follow
ing:
TERMs-Bosrd and tuition for session OF ten months,
$780, 500 payable October lst and 500 March lst.-
Lights not furnished.
The subscriber refers 10 the following statement from
thosc Professors OF the University Of Virginia, who nave
known him and his school for many years:
UNIVERSITY OF VIRoIsIA. Jane %, ls"
We believe the Amelia Academy under the manage
ment of Mr. W. Il. HARRISON OF the best preparatory
schools Ia Virginia. GEssNEh HARRISON
JOHN b. MINOR,
JAS. L. CABELL,
3. MArPIS,
JAS. 7. UoLcoaBr.
For further particulars consult cataogu" for 1867
AUG eft WM H. HARRISON
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SITUATION WANTED-A Lady who has had some
- years experience teaching French and English In its
various branches and Music also Drawing with Painting
In Wser colers wishes form an engagement for the
ensuing session Can produce good references.
Address +. w, H.,
Shepherds Grove, CuPeper CO., Va.
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FARM CALLED PLAIN DEALING, ABOr,


ON THE YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD AND NEW
BRIDGE ROAD, FOR SALE
WILL be sold ON TUESDAY, LIST September lsj7, al
w IL o'clock, NJ, the valuable and desirable BARN
called Plain Dealing, located above Containing ahou,
ITO acreso land together with the crops stock &c
The land Is susceptible of the highest Of improve
ment, aud owing the diversity of SOIL makes one of
the mos, desirable farms in the county for market gar
den and farming purposes combined large portion OF
the land has been recently lined There on the land
Mil site and dam and suiciency of water may be he'd
at little expense to drive two pairs of stones.
Inc dwelling one OF the comfortable and cor.
venien the county containing well arranged rooms
There are on the place all the necessary out
the hnGtNpring water. convenient to the dwelling
To any one wishing to do business in the CITY and al,
the time reside in the country this farm presents a
vsntsges seldom to be met with
Persons wishingto purchase would do well TO call AMI
examine 1t, and confer with Mrs C. Rose who reside. or
the premises or to the auc,ioneers
This property may be purchased at private sale upon
accommodating terms. but not disposed Of will b.
sold at auction on the day named above
July li-ctds GODDlN APPERSON Aucts
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EDGLWOOD SCHOOL.

LCIi L 4 J. Il y ~ AZ Il 4 a n 1 i
NEAR PALMYRA. FLUVANNA
VNHE next session OF this School will begin on the lst
i Of Sep:, .,5er. AND continue 10 months.
T.anc 10 .onc ;ae pecul:a. advantages OF military
lie. in with sound AMI thorough mental culture tue
a:,psl hs. determined 10 create Military in addition
10 Cl,..ic. al Mathematical departments, which
~. sre,oior existed lie wishes IL however distinct.
aic.,.oci TIA: Unlike military schools he intends
speeds, M: 'aon, III tnIs school 10 all the ttra
x-.! as the scientific branches OF knowledge To
--oe aese .:s lie has engaged the assistance Of two
:ca"rs ooa G: uaom cnaen,y qualified TO give in.
section IL the sGtlec:s assigned them.
Nr FrlSarson. who will conduct the department OF
-c 81! Mathematics graduated with distinction at the
i-s!na Military Institute ana 10 highly recommended by
CT. z. Il! Smita scholar and gentleman
Hr Saepaerd has graduated in I'VE schools OF the
-:vIsy OF Virg MIA and the high reputation OF that In
'4oa efficiently attcs:s MS qualifications TO conduct
- department o Ancient ami Modern Languages.
!a- location about u,ic from the county seaD Is in
:.,ny and highly Intelligent neisaborhood
TEKMs Board and Tuition per session. $50
For particulars. address the Principal, at Palmyra Flu
raas
jgly al-cws, D. = FARRAR, Principal.
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Aug 29-cwiw Prince Edward e. H., Va.
WARM SPRINGS BATH COUNTY, va

Aug 29-cwiw Prince Edward e. H. va.
WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA
uNHTS celebrated Watering Pace, which is now open
Il for the reception and accommodation of visitors, is
situated in Bath county Virginia. one hundred and
Road to the White sulphur Springs and Guysndoe on
the Ohio River five miles from the Bath Alum and Hot
Springs respectively and eight miles from the Healing
These waters have long and justly famed for their
curative qualities in various Diseases we'll for the
luxury of bathing Their properties are gently aperient
diuretc daphoretc and Alternative, and especially
applicable to the treatment OF the following diseased
Clronc rheumatism and Gou, and diseases resulting
from their latent existence Affections OF the Spinal Mar
row. and their consequences; Paralysis: Hsmapsia, fol
lowing suppressed excavations from HHmorrhod Ute
rne arrangements Metas,dscs Of Cont Rheumqiism
Affections q The Joa' Lnm5ago ses'ica CONTRACTION,
tbs Cutaneous Affections; Dyppsia Torpid and otherwise
| dcranged conditions Of The Lirr.
| THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of large and commodious HOTEL large number
of handsome and conveniently arranged Cottages spa
cious dining and ball room billiard room, bowling alley
Which arc of the temp 800. deg. Fahr,, four in
number large Octagonsl Bath for Gentlemen, IL feet
in diamaetcr and 5 feet in depth The Ladies' Bath. o.
nearly equal dimensions. Two Spout Baths, and a pr
vate Bath for Tnvalids All of which comfortably and
I'd with cold Plunging Baths, abundnntly supplied with
spring of the temp. 6o-67 deg Fahr't
rS'The locality OF these Springs is remarkable fol-
heathiness-he ounding country of romantic beauty
| the atmosphere ,aubrious and ingigorating.
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the very
best character and every effort made contribute the
comfort and convenience Of visitors
| fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged tor the sen
| son.
As these Springs located but "a miles distant from
the Virginia Central Railroad the following facilities will
he afforded for reaching them
train OF cars will leave Richmond daily at ! o'clock
A. NJ, will with the Orange and Alexandria cars
ut tiordonsvlc will arrive at Ssunton nj y O'Clock,
NJ where time will be allowed for passcngerst o dine
aud reach Mboro. the present terminus OF the Contra
Rulroad) at o'clock, i. NJ, where ample number o
nc coaches will be in readiness convey the passengers
the same evening to the Bath Alum Warm Hot and Heal
| ing Springs. hs they IN ~ wish to 60
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been made
with Messrs Hartman, Brown Co.. the present popular
and obging propretors of the line this route
convey visitors and from these SPRINGS TO the White
| Sulphur at their convenience and discretion.
| GEORGE MAYSE,)
&c 6 G. y wiAE PF0prie'0F''
| June l3-cam MORTON BLEDSOE Manager.
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o,E CR0yE MALI ACADEMl
TITYaNNA FE.MAIE INSTITUTE,
nv p : HENSON, A. l.. PRINCIPAL AND
nnnDDIuTnP

PROPRIH
ur Third Session OF this lntitution will commence on
-. I'd Wednesday in Ocpeer, and close on the 50
W,;ae.lsy in July following, .,e.,
- ocs,Cn j. p,overbiaiy healthful and beautiful
=" ,n;Ii,pc. have been irec,ed a. cost OF about
o md presen, iron, IA feet in length The main
-" Sn,S,pc will se completed in October. II will
-, r.-sa Chapel Lecture rooms Recitation rooms,
IRE. Bs,h rooms e.. and will be heated through
p,nc.psl will be ssss,ed BY an able corps OF Male
- 80 al instruction viii! be as thorough and com
srsgs a. tina: pursued at any Female College in the
t.au':y. .,d 4, N,
xsr.:ous the plan o. the University OF Virginia
~ ~ s.o,:.d AS far as practicable. and no young lady
reeve i.pons in any department until she gives
e. :egce Q: thorough proficiency.
::,.s,sr Nv sddress:n- the Principal at Fork Union
sr.saa. larry application should be made, as the mum
- -. R,s,jers Wi b. limited 10 10. Aug lS-cw6w
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BENSON & Bro, Aucts.
FARM FOR SALE,

GITUATED in one OF the best neighborhoods in the
- State, the Western Branch and having two good
landings miles West of the city of Norfolk within
miles of two Churches baptist and methodist)
good school, store and post Office Has very good dwei
ling and necessary ouhouses all and In Good oiae.
contains lis about IS OF which under cult'a
tion The price win be low and terms
Apply to Nathaniel Griffin, or ANDREW j. WISE,
Aug 22-cw6w. Churchland, Norfolk County va
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MISS PEGRAM'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
TIME Second Session of Miss Pegrams School will
begin the lst day Of October next, and will end
on the 30th Of June, 1858.
The OF instruction will be thorough and extern
sve reaching from the elementary 10 the highest branches
of education.
Competent assistants will be employed in each depart
ment
The English Department vii. be under the immediate
supervision OF Miss Pegram. and she will the
Bellies Letros Class" for young ladies who have left
| school,
Circulars containing full information concerning the
School may be had application " Mrs. J. w. Pegram,
| Linden Square, Richmond
Persons intending 70 enter Pupils are requested to en-
gage them without delay, that arrangements may be
| made tor their accommodation.
| JULY 2-deodt lst Aug L. eff
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CuLPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE

CCLPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CuLPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
NHE second session OF this ,chool will commence on
IL the trst day of next September. The of in
sruction will include the Latin Greek French and Span
ism Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry aud lower English branches.
The teachers engaged to conduct the school gradu
ates oil the University Of Virginia and Virginia Military
Institute; who will adopt the modes OF instruction pur
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition washing fuel and lights for ten months
SlsU.
For circulars, containing full information. address
CHARLES +. LIGflTFOOT.
Cupepcr Court House.
REFEREE
We have the privilege OF referring 10 the following:
Faculty VM Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Gildcrsecvc, Schclc d.
We're, McGufey, University of Virginia
frof Lucen Minor. William aud Mary College
Rev Joen Broadus, Charlottesville
John Hart, AM
John Hunter Esq., Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev VIM White, d d, Lexington
Rev VIM Pendleton
Gen VIM Richardson, Richmond city
Col VIM Tasterro Gloucester
James barbour, Esq, Cnpcper
w Walach, Gen George NJ Cooke, Bell, ESQ
Washington CITY
Maj Henry Hill, U S Army. New York
Voss, Esq, Rappahunuock county
Capt James Stark
Thecitizens OF Cupeper. July 3l-ctf
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

LHdRLOII ESIILLE. VIRU7HId,
MISS ANNE LEATON. .....................PRI PRINCIPAL
IuNHE fourth annual session Of Piedmont Institute wi
IL begin on the FIRST Monday of September next, an
end the last of June following
TEACHERS OF ESGLIsH-Mss Anne Lea.on, Miss Jan
Leaton Miss Betty Lewis
Music Mr. Chas. Z. Frey
Ancient AND MODERN LASGUAGEs-M Won Flscher,
assistant Instructor in Modern Languages in the UnivG
sity OF Virginia9
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARM O,

WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, TWO AND a HALF MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGETHER WITH EVERY
THING ON THE PLACE. CONSISTING OF CROPS,
STOCK, &c.
fuNH subscribers having determine sell their
Il located above will! dispose of it auction 90
gether with the Crops, Stock Sc.,) the premises
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Gay OF SEPTEMBER, le37.
commencing at II o'clock, A. ~, IL fair il not. III"
fair day. The farm is about and halt miles below
Richmond and the formerly owned by the late
Mr. John Enders 1t contains 233 acres 10 in high stat.
OF cultivation, (havng been thoroughly lined aud
nured) as will be shown by the growing crops
The buildings on the place mostly nea, consisting
Of excellent dwelling kitchen, Quarters large barn,
stable, &c. The place 10 well watered There is by
dauc ram the dwelling, which forces the TO
the yard and garden There will be faowcd land enough
seed $50 bushels of wheat.
This farm 10 considered by those acquainted with it.
be among the fertile In the vicinity OF Richmond.
The York River Railroad passes along the line Of the
farm.
After the sale Of the farm all the perishabln property
II will be sold; consisting OF large quantity OF Oats
Corn Straw and Fodder also II excellent Horses and
foregoing sale is made in order efec; d. solution
will be made without limit reserve and the public
particularly invited to attend. Ample refreshments will
TERas FOR THE LANp.-Onefourth cash (or an ap.
proved endorsed negotiable note at month"; interest
added balance IL and ls mon:hs, bearing interest
secured BY q trust deed.
Foa THE PERSONAL EsTATE.-All sure under ESQ
cash; $50 four months credit, for approved,
dorsed negotiable paper.
Persons wishing examine the property, do so by
calling on the auctoneers, @. Miles in Richmond
| OF w. F. Hord OF Henrico residing near to- pla
WV. !. BORD,
z. NILES.
Sale conducted by GoDDIS e. APrEHsos
aunD
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ENGLISH AND classical MALE SCHOOL

ENGLISff AND CLNSSTC.tL .I1tHLr,s
AT ELM, NEAR MILFORD, CAROLINE ~:
TIME second session Of my School will commence ,ne
ls, of September next and terminate the last OF tIe
following June comprising uninterrupted term VI ~
months 49,. mana,
The Ancient Languages and their literature tae usua
branches of English with special refercnce!o It's history
and literature, will compose the subjects tauen': l.,
TERMS Board, including everything, ard TUITION IN
all the departments sl7oone halt to be Paid on cur
and remainder lst Of February.
Pupil, can enter any time during the session paying on
" from that time to expiration OF tern in proportion 70
rate of charges. ,,,u,.,,
community within ID few minutes walk OF Milford Depot
and enjoying advantages Of privacy and
study and application, whilst combining the comfort and
quiet of agreeable home. ,,
Address B. c. SHACkLEFORD.
July lI-c3m Milford Depot Caroline Co.. Va
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FALL TRADE, 1857:
A. MORRIS,
UROLESdLE DEALER.
% books, Paper. Stationery and Piano Fortes,
95 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
NJ" receiving his usual large and general assert
i19E& PAPER, STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS and
PIANO FORTES, for the
FALL RADE:
''"-.ea ne would respectfully ask the attention Of
- COUNTRY MERCHANTS
ns'ae CRY, assuring them of complete stock Of
't'h aad DESIRABLE gooos TO select from as eau be
10 any market, and upon terms as fair aud as hbe'
ta! for the liberal patronage and many favors ex
80 70 me By the Virginia trade, beg to assure my old
is- merchants and the public, OF renewed exer.
40 Deserve 3 continuance OF their fsvors
A. NORRIS,
Bookseller and Publisher
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FRESH IMPORTED GOODS.
n u

1soF 4 l. L T X ID Z 1907.
FILLI4M F. TLER,
No %, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, Va
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In China, -
Earhenware and GLASS, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Castors and Fancy *
Goods
III received per ship "Siga" from Liverpool. direct
Al % his por. and By recent arrivals at the port OF
~ iO!s iill supply Of New Goods from the English
=, -sciu.e:. and from Eastern and Western manufac
:'.-' rioice stock OF Glassware, Looking Glasses
':o. and Fancy Articles which he is determined to
AZ low pieces 10 cash and promp; months buyers
'.saia. Sc.h Carolina and Tennessee merchants are
..sc,iaIy solicited to examine goods and prices.
~ Orders promptly filled, and goods packed in the
'%hilHe!. WIN. F. BUTLER,
L. 81 20 Main street.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGEs,

= -
ALBEMARLE MILITARY INSTITUTE,
!SO b; STRANGE, A. ~. Principal
l.. VI ElACktOhD, Unvcr.i,y of virri,iuO
u :; EEnMoLnS. tllumpden SincyD
IaMES MEX. Virginia Military Ins,i;u;rJ
Il .ni July. '' '''''
BRANCHES TtuGTIr-.!ncirnt anil M,,l,ru | ,u.unn,.
Mathematics. %"tnrsl -cirnrr, and ,l. ,,,;, ILL
Branches both hi-A mil low 49, N =
MILirAi i"'rHt trio*-Ru'h in inf.niry aud ARTILLERY
gulHr stiiic,
Enlarged accommodations will be- rcndy
Term" S'Io pr term oi months. PAYABLE in advance
This char:c embraces Board, Tuition in every Branch
ruei anu Isle En- '"u'c's, g. STRANGE.
1u'S 'G-,- Charlottes, lille, VA
new LONDON ACADEMY
THE NEXT SESSION or TtIis sCuoo1
"lIL begin on the 18th of August and cl,se 18th of
w February following Terms n,r session oi Ave-
months For Tuition, SIG for Tuition and Board (except
shs So o. For circulars containing further infurma.
tioh auuIeSs {. J. HARRIS, Principal,
July I--1la"lIslsePt Forest Depot, Va.
HANOVER ACADEMY.
TIME next session OF this School will ON the
lei Of October 1857. and close ON the JIst of July
following. LEWIS ST. COLEMAN NJ
m, Principal.
Waller WRENN NJ A.
For catalogue, containing terms, &c. nddres.
,.,. :, az NJ l.. NJ. COLEMAN,
July I.-ctl IaVlorsville Hanover County, Va.
II EXTINCTION LAW sCHuOL-Tbc ninth ,e,.
IL sion of my Law School will commence on Wondsy
November ls5i, and terminate on the elst Of March,
1858. " ~ " - ~
Gentlemen desiring detailed information as to the plan
oil my tcnoo text books. expenses, &c, will receive
prompt reply 10 icuefs addressed to me here
JOHN w. BROCkEEBROUGB
July 2I-ctNoVl Lexington W.
" EXaminer and South requested to copy above
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
TINE exercises of this School will be resumed on the
Il first Monday In September, 1857 and close the Sd Of
July following.
The subjects taught will embrace the usual English
branches Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Charges for session of 10 months $780, including
board, tuition, and every necessary The number Of
boarders 10 limited to TO-
The location of the School is in Hanover county, two
miles from Alleys Station the Virginia Central Rail-
road in healthy place and in an emily htened community
For further particulars address the Principal at Rich.
mond, Va.
Aug Is elm PRIESTLf Elicit, Principal
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I,025 ACRES OF LAND. FIVE AND A HALF
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR SALE, Al

an Monday September 9Th, 1857, commencing at =
u o'clock. NJ, will be sold the premises acres
of Land, located above. OH the New Central Road
About eOO acres lies in body, and has good Dwelling
and Barn on IT. about 300 acres Of which very high
state OF improvement the crops the land will
prove; large portion OF the balance is heavily covered
with wood This tract of 900 will he divided
small tracts, OF from twenty five hundred scres
with convenient roads tham There many sprns
of the best water it, and where they are not found
water good be had By wells within IS feet OF
the surface About 100 of it Is fine meadow
land The whole being peculiarly adapted to tine
growth of wheat and clover, having yielded much
IS bushels OF wheat the There 10 Church very
near, and the neighborhood isimproving.
To persons of limited means, those DESTROYS e
healthy retreat for the Summer. and the
profitable investment In good land the offers crca,
inducements, and for heathncss be By
any locality in the State
The other tract OF about 5 acres ID about three mile
below The above; about 10 of which have bccn part
ly cleared recently. and could easily be put In state
cultivation the residue is heavily tmbered and wooded
This land lies sufficiently James River make
two loads OF wood day, and 1t is believed would yield ~
cords per acre.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing respectfully 70
quested to view these lands which Jacob s Atee Esq
will take pleasure in showing.
Mnps of the whole premises may be at our office
TERNS:-Oneiourth cash; balance at o, IL, IL and ~
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured by
trust deed, or title retained
Aug 90 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auc.s