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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-21
T,o Jbe Editors of NE EnJu,reT:

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept. ION. 1858
In the Weekly st. Louis Evening News and
nteiigencer' of the I'D of August, IA copy of which
have accidentally met withl there is the following
curious notice of Hon. John Leto,er, which Ask
The favor of you to insert in your paper:
AN ABoLIrIoyisT THE DEnocRATIc CASpIpATL
FOR GOVERNOR eF VIRGINIA If any individual
wants 10 be s thorough going Abolitonist and Fr--
soiler let him join the Democratic party. He can,
then make the rsshest Abolition speeches and writ.
the fouest Abolition addresses without for moment
compromising his orthodoxy. A proof of this is BE-
fore ua. Sew raj years ago, DR.. Henry Rubn-r, of
Virginia, issued AL address advocating the Abolition
of slavery in Western Virginia That address ~ss
endorsed, publicly, by Hon. John Letcher, the pro
snscrivs democratic candidate for Governor of tlr
pnis, and enc Of the chief leaders o. he 40 .lnIs
tration r.rty IN the last C' gr.ss What the chsrsc
To- of the sLd-oss ~ss nay he inIereo rom thu
folio, ,1c paragraph CO: .ane1 10 =:
"Som, ~. ...le po'' "a. Drcrf -yes DrVndtg, g,
f.llowc,ti7 e-"s.l our o. &c -imo3u altt Jhc
Mother OF -, zsS. .uese sm ghteHed patrots might
nay her slill higher compliment bv c.iIiug her 1he
Grandmother of States. For oar pa ve are Rriev'd
and mortified to think OF th' 'ean and hageard
condition of our vener .bls ner Her black CHI
dren have suckt ..r dry that now, nor tor long
time past, sh, not milk enough tor her ohspring,
either black white.
The above needs no comment. From It Democrats
NAV form Soma idea of what would probably be the
Of the gubernatorsl nomination OF Mr.
I,e,cbsr A.eailed thus from abroad, with what cue.
,.ss could he be defended at home.7 From all can
Irsrn b. cl:ncss for a nomination are getting lees
and lass ~, ! day. Western Virginia has nor- a.
aske in the matter than the ELst has. Her ortho-
doxy has been impngned, and ske ID determined 10
yindcate il by consistent course. She Ia unwilling
10 defend in Mr. Lscher what che undertook 10 con-
denim in Mr.. Summers. Besides, Summers would
NOR. probably bsat any man who was amensble TO
the same objection which defeated himself Both
personally aud politically, he is immensely popular.
and in contest with "bone.t Johu," be would have
il pretty mach his own way. Ii would not be, HI In
1855, when Governor Wise made the length aud
breadth of Virginia without even once getting a
glimpse of his competitor.
This District Ia tor Ednundson for Congress, and
for Brockenbrough. think, for Governor. Mr.
Clemens without perhaps intending it. has been OF
great service to Judge Brockenbrough. At least,
the Jud ,ss letter n reply to him, appears to have
given very genera sstIstacson.
The Democracy of Western Virginia are not ndit.
ferent to he fate of the gallant Douglas. They re-
quire much more than his anti-Lecompooism. TO
lnaks .hem unite in wish for bis defeat. They have
yet to forget his many and stalwsrt blews In the
cause Of Democracy.
| shall write TO you no more from THIS pace. ne
season here, in fact, 10 nearly oVer. y.
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VALUABLE FARM IL HANOVER COUNTY,
on TILE MIN STdGE ROAD. Two MILES BELON

OLD CHURCH. For SALE
AN TUESDAY, the 5ih day OF October, Is55 Will be
y sold ON the premises, (whou limit rcscrvc) if
fair if not On the fair day, 81 l. O'CLOCK, the TRACT
OF LARD which reside, known rs sunny side,
and lately the property and r"-idrncc of Ronald Mis
ESQ., cOnt.ininp. by recent survey cb acres more or
ess of which 40 ncrcs In original forest OF superior
timber and fire wood OF pine, oak aud hickory. The
rcsdence is srabe, and in high state OF Improvement
from the use of the we'll known "Panunkcy river
sand mHrl" drawn from conveniently accessible hiid
abundant "depv.it' in the centre sl the i"rm The
buildings consist of remarkably rrra, los king aud
venen iramc Dwelling, with brick basement. In good
pair having nine rooms in IT, with OS. thchod in the
yard; Kitchen, Dairy, Meat House, lee tou.e Barn
Corn Crib, Carriage Houset!l ne~-ani in tact every
other house necessary and sutbr farm Of lis
size or fur the accommodation ol person owning river
land and desiring healthy and handsome summer retreat
There is also on the thrifty well Orchard
of about $50 choice Fruit Trees peaches and appies
he marketing from which toe present scnson has already
yielded within afracon of 5000 The crops OF Wheat
and Corn range respectively from $50 bushels Of tho for
ner TO about 500 bushels u the latter from suiiecc o
36 acres the field portion Of the arata land |, well
reclaimed and .by produciiv. meadow OF the Whiting
swamp and like tue up land adapted to the cultivation
of the usual cercas 10 tie puro'es vi nay nnd pnstu
rage.
1bc situation OF the Dwelling, eiatay on the stage
road from Richmond S.evcnsv!ile, CHE great thorough
fare to the lower country miles from The Old Church
Post Office and the like distance from navisaon water
and the EeY Castle and Piping Tree Ferries III Inc heart
of the highly cultivated aud reurd society OF the Mari
bourne district" renders il remarkably eligible for ply
sician, small farmer or man OF means ow "'ny or con-
adioins the residences OF George w Bnsset Robert '"
Tonlin John H. Earnest, and my own ornrr res'dence
Persons wishing to view the premises can at a times DO
40 by calling the subscriber.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ona-ihird cash, the baiarce IN TWO
cousl insalmcnts at and two wears, tn bond ana
approved security, and title retained anil the final pay
Posse sou given on Let January. but prvilceeo pitch
ing crop" allowed the purchase siGr The
sale. 1EOh1E W. 'piHSoN'
Sale conducted by GoppIS APPERsoS, Aucts.
Sept 6-law3wthendtds
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BLENHEIM Positively TO BE SOLD


UD virtue of decree pronounced by the Circuit COur
ID of Albem.rle, the undersigned commissioner viii
sell at public auction, Wednesday, I'D september
on the premises, the beautiful and late residence
the Hon. Andrew Stevenson deceased in thecounty u
Albemarle, kdowu
BLENHElM
This is perhaps one OF the mos, beautiful and desirable
that be found anywhere in Virginia The trnr
contains about nine hundred Of which about IL,
are timber and 500 cleared, with good running
ia every field and lies miles South of Charlottesville
and the University which there is good road passing
Immediately by Monticello.
OF the open land about $50 toieraby well H.
ken in clover.
BLENHEIa lies on the Eastern slope of the SnuthWrsl
Range OF Mountains, in the section OF country lOnt
known the "Red Land District Of Albemare. and L.
under good OF cultivation, being well adapted TO nj
the staple products Of Piedmont Virginia. such Wheat
Tobacco. Corn Grasses, &c
The buildings all and commodious, and NJ
ranged with very great taste whilst the surroundin
Lawn is very extensive and highly improved
An easy access market (either Richmond or Alexau
drs) ia afforded by railway and the James hiver nm
KapHwha Canal. The society of the neigh5Orhood !,
cultivated and refined, and churches of all the eadin.
denominations accessible.
In short in point o health, sceuery, society and beau
ul improvements it Is rarely equaed by any estate ever
offered for sale.
A very small portion Of the purchase money will he II"
Qured In hand and long credits given tor the balance
Persons wishing purchase visit the place or
correspond with me by directing to charlottesville, A.
bemarle county. Va"
Should the I'D September prove to be uusuitab!,
day, tho sale will be made the next fair day.
Peculiar circumstances prevented the sale oi this piac
when advertised last but persons desrous OF heg at t
sale may assured that the day mentioned above,
the land will posrsly Be sold without regard to price.
N Ii. MASSlE, Commissioner,
Aud Administrator OF a. Stevenson, deceased
Any 6-ttds
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NllEIl,E.

virtue of n deed OF trust executed by ThoIuns
- Boyd and wife to trustee Tor the benefit OF 10
seph +. Kent dated the 2sh day of May, lsoG, uud re
aud Wythe, shall on FRIDAY, November =, 1858, pro
ceed sell the premises TO the highest bidder fO
cash the following of land One tract containing
about 33ls acres and the other about 800 .Hd
land lie iE the valley of Wolf Creek. III Giles
county Va. and distant about IL mileo tom Giles
Court House.
Also n pursuance OF the provisions Of the Fame deed
ON MONDAY. the 9Th day OF November ISIS shall pro
ceed sell the premises To the highest bidder. Jon
cash tract Of land containing about II acres lying
within the corporate limits OF Wythcvc. va.
Also on The 9Th day oil November. ISIS. on the pre-
misses, shall sell lnu tavern property in the town o
Wytheviile, Wyths county. Va, known the Nv ytie
vile Hotel t.e highest bidder, for cash On this io
there is a store house situated
Such title W II De conveyed as is vested in as trus
tee. kENT, Trustee.
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ruR RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
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T.
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. .lysrt!scmrn,s of greater length, except Anc'
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC ,.Lt "F ytLrAnaG LAND AZ


\ III BiIC StiT t'F itlEAiS..i LAND Ar)
HCr=Es, NJ iH WILLIAMSBURG. ".
SGUH>UANr to IA d'cd of tr-t "S"cGrrd 10y IE'n.s
Joyn"f "a" vii 80 '"i a. tfu-'"". h'Hr: dt'' ~"
@ls, dhy Il apr l-1- ana o due record III ~" t!trs
iirc o the uusiIn-s Court Tor The Clty Ut Hmn-tuf-
virginia, Tor cci"H r.pncr, tHrC Elm mcuiiunci by
direction ui crfi,n iaftc, hrrr ruurrr,, shall p.o
coed 10 eel The ir.ci 81 land called nr Hobby. ("rn
nrarr: The ilnh; li"ct hn' the Coll, ;ir s..G
deed mentioned ~! H. premises, ~ puhtc with
oai lnt "r r"4crc ip the highest II id"r MONDAY,
the lIh day OctpO-r s,-. r. being JH'nc- Ciy Court
day.
HE sad tract ~ inhd combining two hundred Hnj
c:ghlyinur Gcf"-, ihJfc cs=, ics imnrGalcy con
:npus To the tiy c williamsburg, and extends 10 tlc
College lhn i- wtar!, james r;iv"r Which
IL iroqu"nird ly Northern and tir.ini vr-sr!a al
siderable cnpHry, ana consequently convenient outlet
10 In" nIarkn'- pi ,i' country.
The soil ia originally Of good CuJ'ty, l. highly i'm
pr"v"d hni well adapted 70 III" growth o wni. corn,
oHrs. II il pruulIy -uypirG with cNe!lrE' wa;rr
ad abuEHS Mari Oi The beet quality hHd ahch j.
yrH!rltly !Jcnt,i
I'll" improvements ruji-i-t 81 all the necessary uLi
bu.in.- Tor tl .rioJa'cu = Il utrr.crG s,i.
Won't and ''orH requisite Tor tie farm, ;Iuous,, .rn
c"rlrrlb 'uh'. "lc Th"re SO dA''.- hou-r oIi tA
inrn from H." tact 81 IL proximity 20 the city pl VII
linn,hurg-pris"n here, fore 0vr'n. IN" .I llud chu
IN: 10 reside wnn the limits ~ the li city, whcr"
b' purchased moderate price ana upon nee ligual-
:iu. ms tc-uf.lu residence. uy,lusin. tn. -ni
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EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY.NINE
ACRES OF LAND FOR Sai,E

D$HlS land hes in the county of Cumberland, on VII
lis Creek, and Is the advertised 10y (r- Re-
ccvcr of the Circuit Court OF the City u RchmuuJ)
spring.
again offer II for sale privately until the l5h OF Sep
cmorr, and il sold by ia Al tmc note" o which W.
given will, the 9Th OF September, "'r it 10 ,h'
highest bidder. Ths land IS regarded o the bc,
tracts Of land in the couny-wcll ndnp;cd 10 ih' rr.
duets oi the sccIion in which j. lies. with :j
creek and branch land hhou 0G acres OF choice WOO.
and und larger supply o plant land than usual 10 sac
a sized tract.
Al the same ulr will sell H." mules. stock oi
hug- and plantation tools OF which there
.tv crop vi oni. Some 80 b5- u; old corn Sc
Terms made known Oh day al sale. which will be- COR
iuccd on ihr pirm.,s liO. &. NICHOLAS,
Aug !i-ctds Receiver.
T. S.-The land above advertised has been sold Tn
ale OF stock, &C. will take place the day above Hvc
tiscd X. &. NICHOLAS.
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: Agent nrd Attorney in fret nt tho owners | viii
: q o:.r for SAL, tic hChr bidder. on n" premises.
iay ,! aih instant. il ir, ii moi tc ncS' !nr diy.
that icsirabl. belonging 10 IL" h"ir- " h ic IL
Swann called Ii-.!nbuii"ul.
ina hrm lies In Caroline county un thr south side ri
Suu-,l river uch II the NRItHp"ny !H Tho midst 80
tarrnu. tobacco trnducin. region Gd CuH'i- To-. acres;
u Considerable portion hin low grounds TIL" soi!
j. very kind producin. good crops al whe corn and
tubscro III upland is well ndaited to clover aud ether
rra... The dty, lin. i sIis but comfortable. e.
U,.r tlirt 0i the purchase m"ueT viii hc required 10
ca.n ,r IL equivalent Early dag; i5c bnluncc IL
e1rg ,pnu,l nl,ncn,= with iurrcst. int r Suits
inr.oriy SECURED Title prrfrr;, nt posse..ion imr,e-
Sm; .tcw,i. ROT. 'itDGIH
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SALE OF VALUABLE
REAi ESTATE RaTH Ilu&IN

r.
pursuance Of decree pronounced IN the Circu
n Cour, of Bath county AZ the July special term. l-J-
IN IA therein pcudin. in which Emma Johnston u
ncr own right and eNecutrix OF John j. Johnston derd
Is plaintiff aud Edwin Bowen and Others defendants
shall as Commissioner OF said Court proceed 10 srl' 10
public auction the premises on 1hur.iHy the llth rH
oi November ncX the valuable Tract o Land upon whl'
the said Johnston resided the time ot his DEATH cons
ug of six separate tracts, containing, in the aggregate
about $50 ~ and situated IN the said count. ut hat
bcur thee miles The "Iicalng Springs and ri>
r1is the Hot Springs. immediately upon the turn
pike road lead ne iron the warm 10 thc w Hitc 'ui
ohur Springs"
This farm chiefly limestone land and much of level
and can easily be made OF the best grain or stoc
turns in this OF the state being well watcrci will
twu never.iiling streams running through It, and WIN
numerous springs.
The tract may be very conveniently divided, 40 Ms e.
make excellent and good sized tsrns with all neces
.sry buildings upon each there being the tract Two
large and commodious Dwelling Houses one OF brick.
which has been used for several years as hotel known
AZ the Cedar Greek Hotel and the other large Hnd
we'll built frame house, in which said Johnston resided al
his dea,h There attached to each OF the houses al
necessary out houses. ~ .
There i also good Store House and Post Oiicethi
having nlsAys been Il capital situation Tor Country
Store There Is also the premises good Merchrh
Mill upon a never6iling stream.
All OF the buildings are now in good repair 10
farmer, grazer phrsicinn, merchant, or hotcKefpcr
this property offers great Inducements and indeed II Is
seldom that property desirable as this aud 80 egiby
situated ia offered for sale in Virginia
TERMs-Oncfourih OF the purchase money to he ph'o
in cash on the day Of SALE the residue credit of mo,
and t,ycity seven months in equal instam' n
and tue purchaser purchasers executing bonds WIZ
GOOD personal security for deferred paymens aud III,
Commissioners retaining the legal e as additional Sc
curity until all the purchase toney ~ paid
Posse ssiOn given OF the Tavern House, store House
aud Mills, and the Farm contiguous on the lst day o
January next and the residue the lot day of Octo
Der 1859.
Address, Healing Springs T. O, Rath Go. Va.
Sent lO-c.ds EMMA JOHNSTON, Com'r.
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RANDOLPH ROGERS, THE SCULPTOR.


A few days since we published an extract OF le' '"r
from correspondent Of the New York Freenau'r
journal" describing the baptism Of a SON of Mr.
Rogers, in St. Peters, at Rome. The writer m-took
The ser Of the child-ii was girl, who was Chre;
sned Virginia Randolph, in compliment, to the fair
mothers native State, which has honored the sr,is
with the completion Of the Virginia Washington
Monument We are thus informed by friend in
Rome, who encloses TO the following tribute from
Sir Edward Buwer Lytton, to Sir. Rogers exquisite
statue Of Nyds, the blind GIRL escaping from the de-,
trnction of Pompei, mmortalised by the magic ,-n
Of the great novelist The letter Was written 10 NJ
English lady, friend of Mr. Rogers. to whom he had
given photographs of the staue:
"My Dear Mndam-The photograph musi. I fee,
DO but small justice TO the original sculpure-bn
can sse 10 il enough 10 show a conception Toll %,
poetry and truth. The listening, vigilsDr attitude
sight, are excellent Perhaps in the expression rh-r
10 more of pain than quite like; bat that may } j,
bs 80 in the marble.
''YoHrs, very obliged, +. B. LYTTOS
PARK LANE, September 3, 1851"
,ural and principal part OF Rogers bronze door-.
tor the United States Capitol, at Washington, hav,
left Rome for Muuich to be- cast aud that the %!
rhe work il in fair road to completion The severs!
compartments of the doors have given great sa's-
faction TO persons Of tsste-the groupings being beau
tiful, and many Of the figures being modelled out as
perfectly if each we're 10 bs work standing alone.
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ngdon route. They urge that there is feasb Q
route from the north fork of the Holson river 10
Good.on, and that the route from the Poor Valley to
Goodson is preferable to the line to Abingdon, up
Smiths creek, as it will be eleven miles shorter, will
imum grade will not by rivalry injure the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, and its stock will be Q
valuable. The Board of Directors have ordered 9
survey Of the route to Goodson, which the News"
is stilI hopeful may be adopted.
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THE CUMBERLAND GAP RAILROAD.

The Bristol New" states that the Board Of Di
rec;ors # tie Virginia aud Kentucky Railroad have
mad. contract with Me.srs. p. b. IL W.J Haw'
king anj T. a. Jones Of North Carolins, to construct
the entire wori; 10 Cumberland Gsp-and that it ID
heir inten'ion TO push lie work forward with vigor'
The qres,inn b. 10 where he Eastern terminus shall
b.. , h- tecid-d ~ n. y meeting at Abingdon,
or ~. llin & Ocober 81 -sr-. JAMES kirg, ST.
= .,a Sau l.. Gon,i-,l and a. h. Moore male
bd for h. contract snG offered 10 build 10 Goodso
tor 500 600 lees than the estimated cost the Alb
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUABLE

REAL ESTATE Nv THE TOWN OF ASHLAND,
lIY virtue of decree of the County Court of Hanover
fO rendered. the alth OF August, 1853 the suit
3cn f. Smith and others Chss. +. Siockbridge, ad.
minstrator Of Saml ". S.ockbrdge and others the
dersicncd commissioners, will proceed, Thursday,
the ith OF October il fair and il not the fnr
day, SELL at Public Auction. the premises the real
estate OF which Sam w. S,ockbridge died -.i%"o
and possessed, situated In the town OF Ash I'd,
Hanover county, consisting Of eighteen acres. sev" oi
which are in wood of original growth The said land
snnll building upon it; lies about three hundred ya II
from the Hotel and beautifully situated for division INTO
lots for building purposes Tho said land will be sold as
whole or IN lots, the commissioners. may determine
on the day Of sale Ashland is healthy. thriving and
beautiful village. conveniently situated upon the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rulroad, sixteen
miles from Richmond, with male and female institutions
OF learning and presents advantages 10 persons oe
string 10 sette in this section of Virginia. -, =.
TERMs-OnelhirG each, one third On crcuit Vi siA
months and the res iduc II credit OF twelve months the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal security
and title wuhheld until conveyance ID ordered "y me
court The deferred payments 20 bcr interest from day
sale Those wishing know more u this valuable pro
pcrty will visit the premises or address rher oi the n'
dsrsip ned, at Ashland, Ha;ovcr county Va.
WIN r WlNN,
CHAS 80 ART,
Sept l. ctds Commissioners.
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q AND FOR SALE will sell to the highest bid
IL dor on Thursday, the 3'Hh of September d far
il not the next dny the tract n land known hnr
risburr Two miles southwest U Rcd Oak Grove IN Char
lo,:e county, adjoining the lands oi Captain John T.
Mosclcy, A. &. Jcirc-s Charles Tooimhs and my Own
lands StuuntOn river.
Said rnnnins nbnu. 800 acres, one fourth ct which
is cleared and good cnrt-iic bmlincr hcnrily timber
ed and well adapted 10 the growth oi t"hrr" ANA "i'"t
II has on il good dwelling with four rooms. ami al
necessary houses, good stables ami rs" y"
hacco houses aud well OF the inc- wnicr IN virginia
will sell the whole nny part o the land on very sa
sonabe terms Persons wishing purclasc or d"-Ilig
further information The subject nny address r ri REQ
Oak Grove p o. Charlotte Vn.
Terms made known on day "i ,ul"
Aur 2,-c:a LANES f. MOSEIEY.
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--To FARMERS AND ruysIcIaNs.

INTENDING to remove to city, hereby Cn,r my
II Farm for sale The Truci confirms ~ i1r at
which is cleared has been married. and is in II ish stale
of Improvement On tho farm ia an ncNhausblc Srd III
marl and one Of the finest Peach ani apple Orchards
The state The improvements cUnss, of ar:" and com
Portable Dwelling House. nearly new with all the ncrrs
ssry out buildings kitchen quarters. cornh"us''
barn, icehouse, carragc.house &c.
This place is located abou, fifteen miles from Rich
mond in An intelligent and healthy ncirb huod, and is
convenient TO several churches. The location ia
cclent one for Physician The present incumbent
Joys large practice which could be- oh!ained hy The
purchaser.
Address, Richmond Post Office, box ;E20.
ol,,
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i.iNit~ ItNit NiEi,.
Andrew :. Carr and others,

=.
VS. Siri. oi Flor da.
Lev. Cu,,is and Eutdl Ihur-ton, Middle CrcHit,
tee, of The ,pnlaecicc!a Land Com inLeon ,ouniy
panv and q: aers In Chanccfy.
EAURSIIAHT 10 ccrea reudcr"j IN this c,utc. the
n .ut.crbcr, wil sell BY "uc,ion. al in, places and
times her-;n spccifed. si IL" .aa- h"6gn- TO said
Conpnu embraced The !u!brs Purchase and lyug n
the counties OF Leon "akui.. f;-dsl aed Ih'r'Y. w:
The lanc. living in the ir-r two nnl" counties will be
scld Il, Tallahassee jhe sever ia (7) day II ce'r-
oc and these yng IN ne ins '' wi oe sod n; o1'"cr
on ,l. .o,,-;.sLih u b. dIy oi D-cembc- next.
Tnesr anis cua.;.F.-.!.- Nh VI non q! acres, eX-
tend from tie MarH- To- the a.nucLic"7 riv"rs; thy
cXn every vr,r,y timber indigenous TO this riidr
including OF course lvc OAK. cy press. Hd Jumper.
I'll. .o 5 adapted 70 the g'o"h oi grain c,u, long
una in isu and the forest Ssh materials Tor ship
building and naval sr"r.s
TEKMs-;ne.;hr Il iGe purchase EcEcy 20 BE- paid in
cash tire balance n sid ~" rrers, equal install!
l-uts with e per ce1; EJrfc. ui.: da.9 al pure
Titles to De made " c Receiver "le. z Ia, yatc.-se
money Is paid.
JOHN BEARD, Receiver. sc.
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