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BY Ro. Il. Lyme, Auct.
DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHLY I'M

DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHLY I'M
L PROVED FARM MILES BELOW RICHMOND
ON TIE UENTRAL ROAD, AT AUOTION.-Will
be offered for sale on THURSDAY, the 18th of june
at IL O'Clock, that valuable farm belonging to Mr.,
belonging to Joel b. Bragg. containing 90 acres
II IL seldom that farm 80 desirable and productive
as the one described above is in market, producing
Is TO 80 bushels of wheat and to 10 bills of per
acre. The owner is an old man. and cannot pay that
attention to that it requires; long credit be
had on the greater portion of the purchase money.
plat of the land can be seen at my Office aud any
further information can be had by apply ing to
RIO. b. LYME, Auctionser,
Office over A. Bodeker's
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.

4 DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RETREAT IN TIE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA,
Twelve Hours from Washington City and Richmond,
by the Virginia Central Railroad
Passengers from the North take the Alexandria
morning boat at Washington. and the Alexandria
and orange Railroad to tordonsyille thence by en-
trail Railroad, in full view of Monticello, the Uni
versity of Virginia. passing through the Blue Ridge
at kocksh, by the great State Tunnel. (nearIy one
mile in length crossing the Valley of Virginia and
entering the ranges OF the North Mountains at Buff
falo Gap. Leaving the cars at Millboro' Depot,
thence by coaches ten miles, over smooth, graded
road to Bath Alum. before shutdown.
The proprietOrs feel warranted in saying, that to
famile and others desiring quiet, COOL and CONT
Portable retreat from the Uwlauds the city, there
is not tne in the mountains of Virginia Offering
greater Inducements. Large, airy, well ventilated,
well furnshe rooms. and goCd table, have always
distinguished this watering place.
The mineral waters (aum and chaly beate have
been pronounced by distinguished chemists and
PHI sieians equal in some respects. and q tonic
aud invigOrator, often superior to our kockbridge
Spring. while the pure mountain free-stone wate-,
cam be excelled and rarely equalled for its purity
aud salubTity.
Board. per week.
per month, of weeks........."... 80
IT, The Southern passenger must be careful to
cone as tar North rs Richmond, and there take the
Central train at o'clock A. NJ
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CTOCK OF DRY GOODS

CTOCK OF DRY GOODS
- CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs. SATINETS, HOSIE-
Rf, &c, DC, AT AbCrI0N-The subscriber de.
cllIing business on account of i'll health, will sell
at his store, No 2g2 Broad street. few doors above
lst, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock,
the whole Of his
sT0CK OF GOODS,
Embracing compet assort ent of Calcoes Brown
aud White Cottons, Muslins, Alpacas Cloths Oassi-
meres. satinets, Hosiery. Suspenders Silk and Cot.
ton Handkerchief.
large ass rtment of Fancy Goods, in great vari
ety. &c. &c, in fact every article usually found in
well selected stock.
TERMS
All sums under $50. cash; of $50 and under $500
4 months credit over $500, months credit for ap-
proved negotiable paper.
JOSEPH MYERS
Sale conducted by II. b. COOK Co,
IL
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NOTICE petition having been pre-

NOTlCE.-A peutlon having Deen pre-
~ sented to the Council, asking that they wouid
direct poll TO be opened to ascertain the sense OF
the people giving the election, OF appointment
Of the following officers. TO eli her the Hastings
Court the Council. the people at the ills may
determine. viz: city Collector. 0auger. Superinten
dent Gas Works, Superintendent Water WORKS, Ma
nager OF Poor House. Grain Measurer. Captain Of
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, and City
Assessor.
Whercupon, the Council, on the 3ist Of May,
adopted the following resolutions:
"Resolved. That poll be ordered to be opened on
the first Wednesday In July, for the purpose OF ia
king the Of the citizens upon the subject re-
ferrei TO in said petition"
And appointed the following persons and places
for said election:
F5r Jsffersan Ward -Iuthsr Libby. Joseph Brum-
NELL James Winston, 4 A Smith and Geo How
ard TO be Commissioners; Reuben I Seal 2d ofIeer
of the Day Police, to be Conductor; and the Hail
over the First Market the place or holding
ton. - -
For Madison Ward-Elisha shepperson, VIM w
Crump Geo w Randolph, Geo W Gillian, and fran
els J smith to be Commissioners; (ndmus John
SON. Ist officer of the Day Police, TO he Conductor;
and the City Hall 10 be the place for holding the
election.
For Monroe ward-Samuel Bayly, Thomas Par
ham Thas Boudar, Samuel Rutherford. and w III
w Tiuberlake. to be Commissioners; Benz VI Morris
,th officer OF the Day Police. TO be Conductor and
Lacys shop at the corner of Broad and Foushet
streets, to be the place for holding the election.
HfTna AwGRN
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TO THE PUBLIC-The undersigned

l. with view of accomm dating persons, from
the cities aud lower country in quest of summer
treat, has recently added -, ana thoroughly repair
ed bis well known MADISON HOTEL" at Madi-
sou Court House, Virginia and ia now prepared to
take in some twenty or thirty Boarders curing the
sumner months, or longer If desired He scarcely
need state that his Ote rs summer retreat, pre-
srnts advantages Of no ordinary character being
located in the centre OF the village of Madison it.
self situated on a high and beautiful plain, COM
,nandiag IN extensive and picturesque view of the
Tor the industry. hospitality ard intelligence of its
citZ-rs and its freedom IRON sickness. 1t is con-
nedted by daily line Of stages with Gordonsville,
has the advantage of daily mail. besides others
unnecessary To mention. The undersigned keeps
attentive and ohedient servants and his tables sup
piled with All the luxuries of the and country
For terms apply TO A SEAL.
Proprietor Madison Hotel,
lie 4-3taw3w Madison Conrt House. Va.
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GAZE 10 Jake place at L O'clock.
ISAAC W WALKER, DDS.
je s-tds For III ELI,YSON siyR
By E B. Cook & Co.

~ AuCTloN.-We will sell on MONDAY next.
the i4th inst at 10 o'clock, at our s.ore an assort
ment OF gtnteel Furniture, from family declining
housekeeping. amongst which 10 . b, antiful set o.
Cottage Furniture, in good order.
At the same time, will be solf one Gold watch
and Chain; one Diamond Breastpin. one Gold Lock.
ct; one Medicine Case; one Bureau; one Rocking
Chair; one Sofa one stove; lot Books lot Cloth
ing, &C. belonging TO the estate Of DR.. l.. Gilbardt
deceased.
BY order of the Administrator.
je 10 EB COOK 4 co, Aucts.
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RED SULPHUR sPKINGs--

- AltJNRVE UUUNTf, N1KGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open Tor the reception Of visitors 1t is now well
known that TO me na agents that have been tried
nave had such signal success as the waters of the
Red sulphur springs, in the speedy cure of most
cases OF pulmonary Consumption, broDcha al Aztec
the Brain.
Inyaids would secure better rooms and better care
and attention by coming EARLY, we are usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this pace should leave the Virginia and
Tennessee RaiirOat at NEWBEhN DEPOT. They
will then have but s. miles of sIaRug over a good
road. Via thu Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 10 miles of staging
1y-d9m - M
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM spRINGs.-R,

BoS n DRlDUE hDU NJ or hlNdC.-hc-
"a ferring to the above for schedule of route for
he Northern travel through Washington ard for
60 much Of the Southern travel shall come by the
seaboard iIe of railroads to Richmond we add that
the visiter to this place will leave the cars at same
point, si!Iboro Depot, and take the coaches, run
ming Sou,h from the railroad ga miles, to these
Sp ings. Bath Alum is North Of the road.
g. The travel from Southern Kentucky, Tennes-
nessee, Northern Alabama and Mississippi, can pro-
cure THROUGH TICKETS from any point In the South
20 the Rockbri ge Alum Springs. by the Virginia
and Tennesse Railroad. for just the same money
that will buy them through ticket to the nearest
Spiipg TO them OF this cluster of rprings.
In buy ing their ticket therefore they lose nothing
by getting it Tor the Rockbridge Alum SPRINGS even
if they peyer it, The same ticket will take them
to any If the other Springs. They pass Immediate
ly by the Peaks of Otter, and cross the Natural
Erdge
The proprietnrs announce this celebrated resort
as now open and in better condition for the due
commOdation Of its crowds OF patrons and triepds.
and the public at large, than it has ever yet been.
The same uuremitting attention as heretofore shal
continue to be paid by the undersigned and all in
his en- poy TO secure the comfort Of the guests of
the establishment
N. B-Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
WILLIAM FRAZIER.
For the proprietors.
FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists, Bichmond,
keep the Water on sale, fresh from tho Springs.
je 9-e02w
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I~ FDh SALE-At ,he "A erIoan
az stables. truly no. HARNESS MARE, IN
Eeff-c condition; If good blood. size and figure ii
lot sold before saturday rsTt she VIII be oittre on
at day a. the Horse uciiJn near HE Central De-
Igt credit Of months ~ he allowed, for neRo
fable paper, satisfactorily adore 4. Apply at the
st4tie~ or 20 =. NJ. TABB, ia,
llu,teeof William shopnrj decd. Blandon Farm,
Henric0 lie i6-3t
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By Alex. Mott. Auct
nRY GOODS AND CLOTHING I'm

~ TUESDAY morning next. the 18th inst CON-
meucing at 10 o'clock, will offer at auction with
ont reserve, a large lot Dry Goo and Ready. Made
Clothing, TO close cunsignments. The trade il re-
specially invited to attend. many of the goods
are very desirable consisting of fine Black Cloths:
fine Black French Cassmerrs; Cassinetts: Tweed
Cassimeres; Mousio.; Lawns; Cambrics; Ginghams:
Calicos; Nankeens Linen billings; Marseilles Vest
ing; Linen Cambria IIdkfs; Tables Cloths: Tow ls:
fine silk Mantillas. Lsle, Cotton and Silk Glove.
&c, &c
READY MADE CLOTIITNG.-Large lot Linen
Coats L linen p ants Marseiles Vests &c
AL30-Lot Straw HAS. ALEX MOTT
I Anrf
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uYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
IL FORT yA.-This celebrated seaboard WATER
ING PLACE, as famed for It's beautiful location as
for IT'S entire exemption from disease and tor Its
delicious bath and other salt water Injuries Will be
OPENED on the FIRST OF JUNE. j shall be assist
ed in the management Of the establishment. by Mr.
past season will DO well remembered.
apg7-2m JOS SEGAR. Proprietor.
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

- AT AUCTION.
Wewill sell, on TUESDAY, the 18th inst at til .
residence of Mrs Il. ID. Preston on Third st @ AM
ble's Hill. at 10 O'Clock, all her
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of
Splendid Silk Brocatel Tete-a.Tetes, Parlor Chairs
Brocat.l aud Lace Curtains. Mahogany Sofas
mahogany Chairs, Mahogany, Rosewood and Wal
nut Wardrobes
Bureaus, Bedsteads. Shuck and Hair Mattresses
Washsia nds. Looking Glasses
Brussels and Three Ply Scotch Carpetings Mating
Oil Cloth
sideboards Extension Tables, Dining Tables
large assortment of Glassware, Crockery, Gas
Chandeliers, &C, &C
Also, the usual variety of KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE
TERMs All sums under $50 cash: over that amount,
90 days, Tor approved negotiable paper.
JET EB COOK co, Aucts.
EURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
Il We will sell on "WEDNESDAY afternoon, the
18th ,nst at O'clock NJ. at the residence Of j H
Wesiger. Esq, Manchester, all his Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual variety
Of well kept ARTICLES
At the same time will be sold one young MILCH
COW, fresh to the pail.
Also. furniture Wagon ard Harness, and Wood
Wagon. Il B COOK CO..
Je II Aucts
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AUCTION sALH6.
e--@.s.---~ - .s----------~-~s.-s1-s
FUTURE DATy
BY Jas. M. Taylor & Son.
NEAT BRICK TENEMENT. In REAI

NEAT BRICK TENEMENT, IN REAR
= OF CLAY STREET METHoDIs T CHURCH
At AUgrfUN.-Will be sold upon tho pren.es. on
o'clock. NJ neat Brick Tenement. on Madison
street, Immediately In rsnr Of Clay street Church
and renting at SIPS per annum.
The II use has five rooms, aud Ii In good or der -
The lot outs about Is feet and runs bach 80 feet
fRRMs.-0ne- fourth c.sh, the balance ut 3 and
montte, Tor notes. with interest and secured by a
trust deed Taxes for 1873 te be paid by purchaser
jeA JAS Nj TAYLOR h SON, Aucts
FRAMED TENEMENT ON LEIGH
l. STREET. AT AUCTION-will be sold upon The
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day OF Nav al ~
o'clock, NJ. Framed House aud lot on the so,ssti1
side OF Leigh q. rect, between BROOKE Avenue and
Henry street.. The House has four rooms The 10,
fronts u feet and runs back 60 feet 10 an alley
TERMs-Une third cash. baian at 4 and m on tbs
with interest, and secured by trust deed,
jeH JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON Aucts.
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By Henry W. Quarles,
mo. $50 Main Street.)

TRI WEEKLY SALES.-My EVEN
ING SALES. for the present, will be TRI-
MEEkLY, instead Of daily as heretofore, viz: on
TU EsDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY oven
ings commencing ut S'clock.
My receipts of Jewelry and Fancy Goods BY IL
press, almost every day enables to offer very A.
tractive varieties. HENRY w QUARLEs.
je8 Auctionter
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE

w AUUUfTA COUNTY, VA.
This we'll known and favurite place of Summer
resort il again open for the reception Of visitors, M
Ter the management Of its former proprietor.
II situated the top of the Blue Ridge, at Rock
q h Gap i20 miles west of Richmund, and enc mile
f, ON the Virginia Central Railroad The elevated
situation, teautifn views, mountain scenery, and
the constant and refreshing mountain bTecHes make
it one OF the most delightful places of Summer re-
sort IN Western Virginia. There is also convenient
a Spring of pure chaly beste water
Visitors t. the Mountain Top will come via Viz
ginia Central Railroad to Alton Depat, near the
eastern portal Of the Bue Biige Tunnel, where a
hack VIII always be in atten4 ance TO convey them
Zone milel TO the horntain Top 1t is always best
for pers rue 10 write seyetal days beforehand.
TEpns rs heretofore; For the season Of months
&22 j0por month ~ TIE month, 50 S. per week,
and si.ta per dey. o
ie o-codlm Alton Depot Va.
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- EXCHANGE STARLES--The

IA subscribers having purchased the STABLES
formerly owned and occupied by Mr. James Harder
on Franklin street, Richmond, Va, AID put them
IN thorough repair, making many valuable improve
meats up1n tue same, are now prepared 10 accom-
T1oiSIe . Roy ERs Transient aud board HORSES.
upaa AS favorable tersas shy other Stable ia the
city They have aiso two MULE LOTS, both Of
walch are in good order
There can always I've found at our Stables all kinds
IN lkSES. from the finest pairs to the common
pIow horse.
There are a large number Of fine Horses for sale
there at this time, Alsl, "A lot of No. | MULhS
We Viii BE GLAD 10 rurch .se CORN or OATS at
sny time Of the farmers.
JOHN r. DAVIS
ALIEN. b. HUTCHINSON.
y. B,-Our Ostiers are all experienced aud DO
lite DAVIS a HUTCHINSON
nn IS-Sms
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cry respectfully.
CHAS. V. CHAMBERLAINE.

THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist Of a large and commodious Hotel n large
number OF handsome and conveniently arranged
Cottages a spacious dining and ball ROOM billiard
room, bowling alley, bath houses, &c, DC.
THE BATHS,
which of the temp 90 to TO deg Fahr't are four
in number. A large uctag0nai Bath fJr Gentlemen.
10 feet in diameter and feet in depth. The ladies'
Bath, of nearly equal dimensions. Two Spout Baths
and private bath for lnvads. All OF which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con.
structed. and connected with cold PIunging
Baths, abuudantly supPtied with Spring water OF
the temp. 60-e7 deg Fahl't.
EJ- The locality of these Springs is remark able
fer nealthinessthe surrounding country of ROMAN
ting.
Inc Warm Springs are Is miles from the Mibor-
GU oh depot of the Central Road, Immediately on
the fine Turnpike Road leading TO the White SUI
phur Springs Passengers leaving Baltimore, Wash
ington. Alexandria, Richmond and Petersburg in
the morning. reach the Warm Springs by early sup
per time. The route to the White sulphur from
the Warm Springs, is by the Hot Springs Is miles)
and the Healing Springs Is miles). The latter is
Uirtyt,cO mlieS distant tTom the White sulphur and
therefore the traveller only has tlc0 miles more of
staging from the Healing than he has from the pres
ent terminus of the Central Rail Road which is
thirty miles from the White sulphur.
Messrs. Hartman, Mason Il Co.. the well known
enteTprsing aud obliging stage owners, have estab
lished upon the stage route lines Of the finest teams
and coaches, and will take passsnger from the
trail Road, at NIborough, with safety, comfJrt and
speed to their destination. w. b BISHOP
Je lots. Manager for the fropretors.
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my 29-d2m + 8 CAMpBELL 4 co
DOCKBRiDGE BATHS-This favor :,

I(bCh u hiDUE BATHS. This fayOfl c
~ bathing place, long known as LETCHER'S, and
afterwards as JORDAN'S SPhINGS, has been re-
Gently pa chased by company of gentlemen il
kockbrdge county, where il is situated and where
the virtues OF the water are best known and will be
open for the reception OF visitors upon the LIST OF
JuNEneXt. New and handsome building have be en-
erected, and no effort will be spared to make it a de-
nghttu summer resort 1t is beau fully located on
the North River. IN the midst of mountain and val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty by auy lis
the state 1t ~ on the main stage road from Lex.
iugton TO the Central Railroad dat eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria ar.
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water is a little hi cher
than that OF the Old sweet and this with the pecu-
liar character and huoyancy of the water, which il.
highly charged with CarbonIc Acid Gas, aud con-
tains Magnesa. Iron, &C, renders bathing in it. by
universal consent OF those who have tried delight
iul and lnvlgofatiug to an extraordinary degree
experience, especially in cases Of general Debility,
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs Uicerations
wherever existing, Rheumatism, AmenorThca Dis.
menorrhea, MeEOrrhasia, Leucorrhea, Proapsus
children, it unsurpassed, If equalIed, by any
ter IL the world Near at hand is Il fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White Sulphur
OF Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise who spent portion of
last summer with his family at the Baths" thus
speaks OF 1t: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tains, and shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer
Reference may also be had. amongst many others.
20 Col ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institutt, Rev VIM White, D, and Rev
VIM PendletOn Of Lexington; VIM Paine, Esq.
Of the firm Of Kent Paine a 4 ent, Richmond, and
t Hunter, Esq. OF Selma Alabama.
TERSs-$i 80 per day. for less than one week; 50
per week for less than TWO weeks; IS per week. for
mora than two weeks and $50 per month.
2t-d3m
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AUCTION 0ALDA
~~.~~-s--~~~-
FHyS DAY. ~
by aoddin & Appsrson, Auess.
v1W51T

Il n ~
ny aoddin & Appsrson, Auess.
C0MMISsIONEk's SALE OF MOST
~ vALUABLE REAL EsrAr1 az q 49,.
i s. ~ y T III CITY 0Y c.
IN h. eSserse uttered On ,hs zen ssersary -
on MONDAY The lsth june Is;s !. e ;ss pssH,s.
iar y not. the next fair day, At tbs nm: IN
H;,, very valuable real estate located On iSnDSss
"a street runniag back io feet 70 an sisy ~ g
o iae having thereon the large Brick Msnsion. AZ
Judge cabeI and more recently by the isss No.
ed =; the hour Of .sie and i vii Be- sod 10 ioss s
Especially Its noe view Of James River and TIE sur
,,9undng country, makes it among the most deeirs-
I.9 sns CITY ior the genteei accommods don q
Enough In cash to d.fray the expeuses AZ
na eost suit and the ba in equal instsl-
iainc 4, s 1ss, .ai tue
The 's SAW so' M 2 :: ssid
s.After the foregoing sale. viii Be- scid two
sssb dS,s sdsoiains the above South
ru,nning back 100 feet to said alley OF 20 feet.
Terms liberal a. made known e the hour Of sale
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT On EAST
LINE OF THIRD, BETWEEN CARY AND
S IA, STREETS, FUR BALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold en- MONDAY. the 18th day Of Jane.
$685. on the premises. commencing at O'clock P =
most beautiful building Lot, located sbo' ..
Tning 32s feet, running hack abo.t 10 feet 10 IN
aisey ana opposite the residence Of Col II Cabell
Ishhs-ene-fonrth cash; balance 1t (, 3 and Is
months. for negotiable notes interest added secured
purchaser. GODDIN d IppfpanN
ge - Aucfa.
MERCHANTS SALE.-will be sold IN
~ front OF the City Hs4, on MONDAY thu .ixth
inst, the UNExPIkEp TIME Of Cornslia and su-
san slaves hired to A. Mlispaugh to satisfy A n
cution in my hands in favor OF NJ r. q Garuett N
A. 1ispaugh. j. L. BRAY n
lell-3t flor Thos. U. Dudley. eers't.
NhERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of An
Execution In my hands. in favor Of James + /.
Butler q Co, against 0bediah johnson and VIM a.
Johnson partners under the style Of O. johnson
Bro shall expose to public auction, TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Juas
on the Basin Bank, the Canal Boat T. Jas Deans 3
Mules and Horse to satisfy the above execution In
my hands.
Sale TO take place at II O'Clock
ISAAC W WALKER, De
Je s-tds For X ELLYS0N,S SCR
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DARN FOR sA!E-I am author;s.,

k'AhM FOX SALE Il am authorised
L TO sell Farm in Chesterfield county 20 miles
from Richmond, from the Court House. and one
mile from the Glover Hill railroad, containing about
AS acres. 40 cleared, the balance IN woodr aud i'd
joins the lands of Messrs. Middleton, Wilkerson
Ard others. The improvements consist Of plain
wooden House with four Rooms. Kitchen. &C..
There Is aspiring of the pureJt water very near
the house The plaes 10 considered healthy, and
society good A great bargain can be bought
in the farm. Any one wishing to view the premises
or to obtain Information relative 10 it, will please
call at my office, over A. Bodeker's Drug Store.
RIO. LYME.
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE :

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE -
u As Administrator Of the estate of Thos. d Sub
lett decesged, with the will annexed will offer for
sale privately, and if not sold before, we will sell
publicly the premises aforesaid the st day of
September next (f fair If not. the next fair day
the tract of Land, lying on James River, 81 miles
above Richmond, In the county of Powhatan. adj
Joining the lands Of James Sublett on the west,
and Miles Sslaen on the east The tract contains
500 acres. abort 40 acres of the best jams River
low-Rroupds-the highland being OF red clay soil
susceptible of the highest state of Improvement,
and now in an improved condition. as the growing
crops will prove The highlands are divided into
five 1eids, of 40 acres each The balance in wood,
Of original growth capable of sut tanning the place.
The i'm proyements are, two new tobacco HOUSES ne
gro cabins, kitchen, and good dwelling house,
barn. with machine attached. stables. &C For SEE
merry health and society. the neighborhood is I'M
surpassed. Churches of all the leading denomina.
TONS accessible and in four miles of the Huguenot
Springs.
Those purchasing will take possession on the fol-
lowing January, with privilege of sowing the crop
OF wheat.
Anyfone wishing to see the place. or any informa-
ton required, will receive the attention OF VIM Ii
sublett snblett's Post Office, Powhatan county va
Terms liberal. HENRY dohpoN,
NV Io-dIa wtda Adminstra or.