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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
SALE Of THE RERRYyILLE


IpI virtue OF deed OF trust, executed Ia the under
ID signed. by the President and Directors OF the Brr'
ryvr and Charlrstown Turnpike Company. dated AG'
gust 10 1857 and duly recorded ia The County Gle k o.
tars of both Clarke and Jefferson counties, which deed
was made pursuance of order OF the Board ana lie
under the corporate seal OF snd Company the object he
the payment OF aargr debt therein provided
t0r-and in further pursuance OF the rcqu al the
parties provided for in said deed-we will proceed eel
public auction to the highest bidder, IN front OF he
Court House. in Cha'lrtosn about IL O'Clock at RI
DAY LIST 81 January lsje 1.-The Berryvle aud Charl"r
town Turnpike Road including the land and metal hc'e
on and the right OF Of and belonging To said Compa
beginning Bcrr, vile. in the county of Clarke and
extending To Chsrlreown. IN the county at Jefferson
the land with the toll houses thereon adjoining snid
turnpike road with the appurtcnancrs to SAID turnpike
road AMI land, with The toll houses thereon"
Terms OF Sale Cash-Bur It is believed that the pur
chaser purchasers make arrangement witt =
portion of the creditors, which will supcrsede the
sy of paying down. considerable part OF the pUr.
chase money.
1t will be further seem by reference the 9th scrion
of chapter o. OF the Code of Virginia that the puch-srr
purchasers ut said sale viii become invested with tie
whole corporate powers of said Company.
A description OF said road is deemed unnecessary
purchasers will doubtless examine for themselves II
may be stated however that it in good cOpd!!7E
whole length. il will need very little repairs many
years come; and moreover is believed that the
opening, expected early day, OF The Aicxnu
dria Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad throg h the
ties Of Jefferson and Clarke will greatly enhance lilo p!u
rive value.
The c is believed 10 he clear mi indi-puablc b.,
of only such is invested in the undersigned
Trustees will be conveyed
ANDREW HUNTER, Or
PROVENCE MCCORMICK
p. Sat the instance OF the Board oi Public Works
the above sale is postponed until MONDAY the lsh
of JANUARY. l-Js, when il will positively made
the place above mentioned.
ANDREW HUNTER, )r
PROVENCE MCCORMICK
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VALUABLE COURT-HOII>E rKOPkKTY FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION UNDER DEED OF

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION UNDER DEED OF
TRUST.
p 18th day OF January, 1865, by WIN. Grave- ard
WIN NJ Duvsl to secure to Jeremiah Hobbs certain
of money therein mentioned will sell, at public ou
upon the premises. at Chesterfield Court House,
THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF January next, the real
tate conveyed by said deed o.Hit: tract phrce! of
containing e!0i acres, with all the improvements and -p
purtcnanccs thercunto belonging. There is about 400
acres the land arabe and in good culvatng condition.
the balance s mostly in original growth.
The buildings consist OF large framed tavern house.
and superior brick building short disaEce In
the tavern good houses for servants bnrns blacksmith
and wheewr Shit shops, excellent Crist MILL capable
of furnishing from its tolls large portion Of the grain
needed upon the place This property Is certainly vey
valuable surrounding the Court House OF large ami pop
ulous county and there being other public house
the place. and being within - miles OF R,chm nj snd
Petersburg and within three miles OF the Richmond snd
Petersburg Railroad large and increasing business
necessarily be done if properly attended TO-
TERMS About 5000 in each, and expenses OF the ssie
1880 the Let day OF January, lr59 ego The LIST
o! January 1850, and 81 100 the let Of January, lso
and the balance upon such credit the said - Graves
aud VIM NJ. Duvnl may design The title undspur
Bile but selling trustee will Of course convey With
special warrants.
Sale positive il fair ii not upon the next far day.
ALEXANDER JONES, Trustee
By virtue OF deed OF executed to the 23i
of December, 1857 by VIM. NJ. DuvRl, Tor certain pUr
poses therein mentioned, will sell at the time and
place. above designated all OF the personal proper Of
The said VIM NJ Duva upon the place, consisting OF eight
murs three horses, stock OF cows hogs &c about 2G9
farming utensils of every description, all Of the house
hold and kitchen furniture &c, SC.
TERMS nj sale. 4. r. COGRILl,
Dec .9-ctds Trustee
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

JEFFERSON ACADEMY.
TIME Nineteenth Annual Session will commence on
IL the 18th instant, and close on the 18th December
following, with vacation OF one month in Summer.
The above Institution 10 situated Immediately on the
South Side Railroad twenty five miles from Peters
burg, In neighborhood proverbal for health and mo-
rsliiy.
Good Board can DO obtained In the immediate vicinity
of the Academy upon reasonable terms:
Terms, per Session Of Ten Months:
Tuition in English Branches, s25
Languages, ~
Address, EO,ds Depot, Dinwidde, Va p,;n,D,,
Jan 6-ctFel THOS. E. klZEf, ffinclPaI.
CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEpER COURT HOUSE, VA.
gUyHE second session of this school will commence on
j. the nrst day Of next September Inc course OF IN
struction will include the Latin Greek frenen ana span
ish Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chem
istry, and lower English branches
The teacher. engaged to conduct the ;ehoGl are grsau
stes of the Unversy Of Virginia and Virginia Militia!
'"'N IL ''''' TERMS:
Board tuition. washing, fuel and lights for ten months
For circulars, containing full information. sddre.
CHARLES E. LlGHTFooT,
ENcEs: ~
We have the privilege of referring to the following
Faculty NJ Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Gildcrsleeve, Schee d.
We're, McGuiey University Of Virginia
Pref Lucien Minor, William and Mary College
Rev Joen Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hunter, E.9 Louisa county
Rev VIM White. d D. Lexington
Rev VIM pendleton
Gen VIM H Richardson. Richmond city
Col VIM Talisfsrro, Gloucester
James Barbour Esq, Culpeper I. A Rail Fan
" Mai Henry Hill Hin, Army, Nes York
RS yos.. Esq, RaPpahaun0'k county
Capt James Stark July 31-ctf
The citizens of Culpepor. .1.l .
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IlTEST BY TELEGRAPH.
.ro,bed for Richmond the Enquirer.
FIFTH CONGRESS-FrRsr SEsslON.
TRIM w .su,rcrns January Ia, 1919.

ru,pTY-FIFrH CONGRESS-FtRsr SESSION.
In'"' WASHINGTON. JANUARY Ia 1888.
Mr. Houston gave notice that he would
SEss a,rnduce bill for the admission of Kansas as
S,.s The resolution relative to naval reform n;
; sss ns R5 ss sss 'sSfs T '' he s
pale .nsa whole day was spent in debating the
st par, rs Of i' to ss to
avn" u with instructions to enquire into the
e, nns,ieneS Of amending the neutrality laws Mr.
ppSsns Of Georges made speech ssauss the refer
nce oui p,estsnt could not use the army and navy
pau .ns neutrality lave; and he commended that the
s,a laws did not contemplate the exercise OF
power beyond the jurisdiction Of the United tied
Ia.e - enforce judicial process Judgment with.
n, Fy warrant. During the day, Dir. Blair made a
tnsech, in advocacy Of the colonization Of free
6fscks, and those hereafter emancipated, IN some
srt of Central or South America, under the protec'
I; \, NJ the American flag.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
wARRENTON, N. C
TUlHE eighth session will open on Wednesday the 18th
IL of January, 1853.
Board, Including washing, light, &c, for five 49,. %
months,). ...-..--..---- $oi ~
English tuition according to advance
ment). Sl2 ou, Slo, OH ~
Music on Piano Guitar and Meodeon EACH. 90 OO
Use OF Pisno. . w
Music on Harp with of instrument). IS 10
Latin Greek, French, German and Painting, extra.
Vocal Music no charge.
E. E. PARHAM, A. NJ. President.
Dee 2l-c6w
ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY,
HANOVER, CO., VA.
Mira CHARLES B. STUART, }princns,.
JOHN w. STUART,
Miss FANNIE NJ. lRsY, Assistant
TUNHE exercises of this School commenced on the FIRST
j of October, and will continue until July The pub
lie NAV rest assured that efforts will be spared to make
this School in all respects Of the first cass in instruction
in discipline and In all the requisites of high
have no superior Ashland healthy beautiful and &C
cessibes country place. sixteen miles from Richmond OF
the road fredericksburg and presents peculiar I'D
vantages for the establishment Of Seminary Of higt
grade Pupils from distance will reside in the family O
Mr. Charles Stuart Those wishing to enter on the Isl
of January at any other time, will be charged only
from the day Of entrance.
Fer terms, aud other information, address
CHAS. B. STUART,
Dec lift Ashland, Va.
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NIRGINIA:-At a Circuit Court, continued and
held for Essex County, ut the Courthouse in Tappa.
hammock, saturday. the 18th day OF November. 1851:
Joseph G.. Spindle, Plaintiff
Against
Pendeton Il Garnett, J. Spindle, Mortimer. Gravait
< Co.. AbsolOm Coudman, A. II. Garnet w. DishmHn
X l.. Atkinson James Garnetf and Elizabeth his wife
James Bowie William Walter ChOwnin., AN infant by
James Bowie assigned guardian ai ;cm 10 defend him.
Paul Spindle and Mary his wife, James Spindle and Ju
liza his wife, Silas w. Spindle. B. +. j. Wright, nm infant
by Benjamin EWrigh assigned guardian ad ltcm, TO de-
fend him. John Spindle a. Spindle z. 3 Spindle p.
b. Robinson and Virginia NJ. his wife, Thomas B. Garnet
and Virginia hi. WIFE and Fanny Spindle, widow Of Bar
bee Spindle, decd and another, Defendants
This this day to be heard upon the BILL ex.
hbts and the of the infants by their guardians
nd tem BY counsel with the replications thereto the
bill taken confessed all the other defendants upon
whom the subpunas have been returned executed, and
was argued by counsel On consideration whereof the
Court without deciding any other thing except what iol.
lows doth adudgr order and decree, that OF the
Commissioners OF this Court do take account OF the
administration OF Joseph C. Spindle the estate OF Bar
bee Spindle, dec also, account OF the outstanding
debts due from the of the said Barbee b. Spindle,
dec also an of the value and quality OF the cs
tate now held By Fanny Spindle widow OF Barbee Spin
die dec the elder for her e and which reverts to said
arbee b. Spindle dec after her DEATH and that he MS.
certain the heirs and distributes OF said Barbee SPINDLE
their spectve shares the balance o the estate
said Burbec b. Spindle after payment OF debts, II any
there be All of which the sad Commits ID required
report to Court with any matter deemed pertinent
himself which any party may require him TO state
A COpy-rcste,
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w. DAINGERFIELD.
NOTICE..

yUVHE partnership heretofore existing between the
dersigncd is this dry dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted said earnestly re-
qurscd 10 make immediate payment TO George H. Mat
same to our creditors We exceedingly anxious to
ndgcnt debtors but the urgency oil our credi
tors deny US the privilege Given under hand this Both
day of December, 1857 GEO: II. MATTHEW'S
Jan 5-sw Ed w. SIMS.
NOTICE-All persons having claims against the
~ estate of John Womble decd will present them
for settlement properly authenticated to the undersigned;
and persons indebted said estate will make payment
TO US JOHN T.. WOMBLE,
JOS. II CRENSHAW,
WILLIAM II. LYONS,
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.
LYME & CUILDREY,
xrI'y,pS Iyn TnTy ETTDD

HIRE OUT NEGROES, COLLECT CLAIMS. &C,
OFFICE, UNITED STATES HOTEL.
WE, the undersigned. having heard that DR.. Ro. B.
w Lyme and John T. Childrey have associated thrn.
selves together for the purpose d conducting general
agency BUSINESS in Richmond iaSc pleasure in
mendng them the patronage OF the public, feeling
surcd they will faithfully and punctualIy do whatever they
may undertake Agents.
Sherwn McRae, Richmond.
John X Garnet NJ d., Henrico.
John j.. Young, Attorney at Law Richmond.
Garland Hanes, J. p Henrico.
John Ecttlcs. J. r., Richmond.
Thos +. Nuckols, r., Henrico,
Chas. h. Williams, Henrico.
John o. Taylor J. p, Henrco
VIM Bulware, King s. Queen
John NJ. Gregory Attorney at Law, Richmond.
Goddin e. Apperson, Real Estate Auctioneers.
McGrudcrs Sonf.
Dec l2-tf
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FOR SALE

HvIE farm on which have, until recently. resided il
II the county Of Powhatan, seven miles southwest {
the Court House Apponatox River, consisting OF co..
adres nearly hall in original woods, with great quantity
of fine timber The improvements consi 81 ol bricR
dwelling house of stories built OF the best materials
under INV own ircction aIsn all such Outhouse as ar'
GENERALLY found on farm As residence, 1t Is not nie
or to any in the country whether in rcgnrd to pi"s"n
ness or heahlulncss for both Of which 1t is distinguished
More minute description considered necessary IN az
advertisement man on the place will show the prem
ses For terms (Which shall br very Hbrra) application
may be made to Col H. l.. Hopkins, In rowhann or 10
myself in Abingdon. AbNEh CAoMr.
Ah;podon DEG lJ-Ctf
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FARM IN IIENRIC0 FOR SALE

II WILL sell 500 acres of Chickahomlny hiSer laha
,wo and a. half miles East OF the City ot Richmond
md within halt mile of the INTERCHANGEABLE turnpike;
three hundred acres cleared and in high state oil cult
vaon the balance in original growth WIN arsr gum
tty of fine timber also lots OF fine tobacco land oil
fftytwo acres each. -, ,.;,,...;
FIVE rooms and all necessary out houses ooa sP5'a VI
deehf water within sixty feet of the house and scvc.
raj ohur springs of equal value upon the farm large
and beautiful garden spot with variety OF garden irus
and an extensive and well assorted feseh, apple A"u
Cherry Orchard. 49,,
The farm for the size, is not surpassed by any In Inc
country whether for health. beauty or produciveness
invite the attention Of purchasers and VIII take p'eh'
sure in showing the farm My residence adolns the land
Jan 5-c6w Nm' a. Ibh''i Han
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

TN CHES J.
yuNHE FARM upon which formerly resided, contain
u ing 800 acres about 6 miles south west OF Chester.
field Court House. and within two and half miles o'
Fendeys Station on the Glover Hill Railroad Thereby
making il accessible to either Petersburg Richmond
markets Two thirds of this farm Is open land in
stnte OF vaun and susceptible OF the highest state OF
improvem lit One third in original growth, which hn'
not been p,.aged.
The improvements consist of a good and commodiGGs
dwelling, built within the last few years, and all Inc
necessary out and farm houses. am
For further particulars apply to me- or to j. H.. Gill; al
the Farmers Bank, Richmond.
L,ST
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4 DESIRABLE FARM II THE COUNTY OF
GLOUCESTER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC

VDY virtue OF deed OF trust and decree OF the Cir
ID cult Court OF Gloucester will sell, at Public Ave.
tion cash. Monday the 18th day OF February, los
(cour day all that part of the hand called Green
wich in Gloucester county. York river which
veycd by John W Fox 10 trustees tor the purpose o.
curn. debts due Thomas Smith l. Co
The property Is very desirable one containing 800
acres Ia good state OF cultivation; and has upon il u com
Portable dwelling house and other buildings
Every facility tor the transportation O. produce ny
steamers sail vessels POSSESSED and the hat
front OF land abound in oysters aud available tor
oyster planting To agrcat extent.
WIN b. TALIAFERRO,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN

I'm pursuance OF Decree OF Henrico County Court
entered the 4th day OF January 1858. in suit styled
Melton Hoffman. ct AL the undersigned will sell ut
Public Auction the premises the 9th day OF January
lsJe, II o'clock A. NJ il fair il NOT the n-t day
thereafter Tract OF Land containing OF acres md
lying Immediately the Richmond Fredericksburg bnd
Potomac Railroad snd the Richmond and Char vc
Plank Road, aud mp To the OF VIM Taylor
Esq and eight miics from Richmond ind il known VI
ioimsns. Upon it is good Dwelling House. with all
cessary Out Houses Ten cleared the rest IN
good Oak and Pine Timber aud adjoin the lands OF Col
q. w Munford, WIN TAYLOR, J. d. sheppard. and others
TERMS One third cash. and the balance in Two install.
six and twelve month"; with interest from day
OF sale. Bond- with good security for the deferred pay
ments and title retained until the purchase money is
paid. CHASTAlN WHITE.
ll-ctds Co;ru.i.
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GEORGE !. HERRING'S.


No. Sc, MAIN STREET.
II EEPS always on hand full stock OF Groceries, to
IN which he invites his customers and the public gene
ray Also DAYS strict attention the sale oi country
Produce and i prepared furnish grain bags to his
friends who wish send their grain to him to sell
GEO. / HERRING,
Ana 4-ctr No. sc. Main -.
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ruyfIE subscriber offers for sale his Tract OF Land eau
ed SNOWDEN, lying on James River, In The county
OF Goochland, thirty miles above Richmond im' tr"rt
contsns four hundred and seventy o which there
is sixy.tve acres OF the beat quality OF James River low
grounds The high land is very hne and Is capable oil
the highest Improvement There il Dwelling House on
This place good and the usual Out Houses tound
Il Farm. r., ,;
Dr. George w. Harris and John Thompson, Esqs living
near will shew the property TO any one wishing t" view
the premises. ,,, ,p,rr
Sent 3-cwtf SAMb u LEahb.
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BELMONT SELECT SCHOOL; nv,
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NoRIh CAhohi"A'
m xItrs SOUTH or cLARKSyILLE, VA

m xIrs SOUTH GAINESVILLE, VA
r. H. GRAVES, PRINCIPAL.
TIME principal for 20 years hs sch9sS
,he country selected the above location out of many
which be had carefully examined being pre-eminent.
~ suitable for the purpose designed Reference being
sd csnecaiIy TO health and the advantages OF social
moral and religious influence. To attain these ends,
though at the expense Of improving new place the site
was procured in the midst OF community motel LOT IN
stores tlpng shops and other places of temptation to
extravaganza or vice. ~ ,,,
and the character of the location above given 10 freely
awarded to i. by all connected Herewith.
BOARD can be had In families OF the highest respecta'
billy. ,,u,,., . t.. ,.,,,r,o,.
that applicants state the progress already made.
Terns-For Board and Tuition per sessions OF ~ weeks
The next session will commence on the l4th Jasanry,
1853. Address the Principal at Brownsville P O., Gran.
yi,le county, N. c. Dec 4-coW
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OFFER to sell privately iour tracts Of Land in The
county OF Charlotte, Va nix miles OF the village OF
Rough Creek All well supplied with wood and water. The
first Eisland) contains GOO acre.; second ailcysi
tnns a7 acres third turkey C"ck) a0O and the
fourth 10 Tho four making fine tobacco plantation,
on which good dwelling and all necessary ouitouses,
good orchard aud well adapted to the growth of corn.
wheat oats &c. will sell each separately or tn"
whole In one Address the subscriber al ynchburs
or Mr. f. T. Jennings, ut Rough Creek, Charlotte co.. Va
nec iarrO,. JOHN o. ARMSTEAD.
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C1,UNERCIAL SAVINGS BANK

INHARTERED by the Legislature of virginia, Decem.
a. Der l7th l553-Capita, $50 O00-Ths institution re.
csves deposits which interest Is paid ut the rate OF
per cent per il remaining on deposit sx months
and 5 per cent for shorter periods.
WIN g. PAINE, President,
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
carOiHce No 1873, corner Main and 18th at.
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NFI00W FARM FOR SALE.


OFFER at Private Sale my Farm lying in the county
II of Prince William adjoining the land of Judge Tyler
and Immediately on the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandria to Warenton. and two and halt miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
five miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached in tive hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Forty-One and
Half Acres-about four hundred of which are in Wood
and Timber The balance in cleared and divided into
nine Fields all of them well watcred By lasting Springs
Broad Runa large and filling mountain stream
passes through the from West to East bordering
on which is n beautiful Meadow OF one hundred acres
now well taken in Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable ne Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poscs The uplands are rolling and susceptible OF any
degree of Improvement.
The improvements are large and commodious Dwell
Ing with spacious rooms, tour above aud three be-
low stnrs and the necessary out houses. Surrounds
ing the yard is large and hourshng Orchard Of Apples,
Pears Peaches Cherries, Apricots &c, OF the finest va.
riees and many OF them in full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neishborhood is un.
surpassed by any in the State for health and affords the
best society.
Those wishing tn purchase fine country residence,
will do well to call and examine this estate.
For further information, address Judge H Collins Lee,
''' Dr. JAS. w F. MACRAE.
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A yALUABLE FARM, FOX SALE.

XHyE are authorized 10 sell arm ui hundred and
" ton OF one hundred and twenty acres of Land
within eight or miles OF Richmond good road tn
The Cy In II healthy, refined, Intelligent aud wealthy
n.rbborhood, contiguous - Railroad Station, one
mile from steam Saw Mill and half miles from a
good Male school, and mile from good Female
School and several Churches Of different denominations
are in tie nc.hborhood
About oue.iourh Gle red, the balance heavily timber
ed of the most valuable Unreliable kind. which will
command more than the amount asked for the land
About forty this land is equal in fertility to James
river bottom the balance is in fine heart The improve
,nents consist, of small House. &c. The above land
Inn lJ-c3if GODDIN & hPPERSON.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,
-~>~~--~~~~~o~~~o~~~o>~~ ~~-~~oN~~~~~-~--- ~
II CULPEPER COUNTY, FOX

ClOyERDALE, II CULPEPER COUNTY, FOR
SALE,
VaSIS farm contains lGj acres lies almost Immediately
4 tho Orange q Alexandria knilrnnd Two mite,
from Brandy Station. ia Culp"r county near the Rap
pnhannnck river Tie land lies beautifully tn The SUM-
with slightly unduniinS surface. with a large proper
tion of superior meadow The sill is naturally u
most productive one is in line s,ntr oi CULTIVATION
and ia we'll adapted To wheat grasses &c. The lurn
adjoins the Jno. 5 Baro~s Fleetwood Tract. Robert
Striurfeow and others; is well mbcr.d located il the
mir of good society and ior hchihiuucss.
to Market social advantages and intrinsic value, il
passed Nv lew homes in that section.
The buildings are all very plain.
This Iund will b. sold Oh ong credits The purchase
money will mainly belong Ia infinite, who will want
the principal for number of years. Apply
GODDlN q APPERsON,
Ian 1-clm Richmond Va.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL K. Il. co.


"OLDERS OF Coupon bonds Of the Virginia Central
M Rnilrohd Company with interest payable in New
York are informed that the Coupons of interest falling due
the LIST OF January, 1853, will be paid presentation
and surrender OF the proper coupons nj the Union Bank al
New York or the Office Of the company Richmond on
or after the let January. When paid the latter place
the current rate Of exchange will be added.
Dec 22-c]w J. GARRETT, Treasurer.