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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-25
OF INTEREST Tn AII.-

III He undersigned begs leave 70 inform flis ci I
Il izens Of Claiborne and adjoining c0tnties
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE
PATENT II METALIC BURIAL. CASKei.-a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered to the public before Thetasket has none
OF the repulsive appearance whitehall other Buri-
al Cases or Collins hare. A supply Of an sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
All orders FOR the Casket or wooden Collins.
will be filed with despatch Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered. Fft
9 .l. ~ "a ROLLINS.
July 3, 1856. 46-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-25

.r TUsT received and for sale by w. B.AKER, at
aD his gun shop on Main street, Port Gibson. n
lot Of fine English and French double barrelled
shot guns aud pistols and other articles for sports
men such as lead shot aud powder Cox's percus-
sion caps best quality, Colts waterproof pistol
CAPS also o ard military caps. Fine canister
powder. shot pouches and powder TASKS, gui
wadding and variety Of other articles all Of
which he will sell on reasonable terms.
m. b. Being thankful for past favors he hopes
for A continuance Of patronage from his friends
and the public generally. He viii always be
found at his shop ready to do al kads Of gun re-.
pairing ia the very best style
R5- New rifles made to order and warranted
Port Gibson, Dee 10, 1855. it
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Castings.


All being Stoves Of the latest and most approved
kinds
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DISSOLUTION.


TTlHE firm of Griffith Garrison + this day dis-
i solved by mutual consent. r. Garrison will
attend to settling up an the business Of the firm
AT those owing as Oh note or book accOunts.hre
requested % pay up As soon ~ possible. II. Gar.
rsun viii continue the Furniture business ~ the
old stand. whore hc Will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
+. GRIFFITH.
n. GARRlScS.
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-STEAM SAW MrLL. 1.

FOR SALE.
FNHE undersigned offers FOR sale A splendid
Z a a STEAM SAWMILL. situated on the New
orleans and Jackson Railroad. three.quarters of
mile from the located depot, Bahala. and ten
miles south OF GaHatins The rapid settlement
y 5le sufFepqdingcountry,f he anticipated town.
ana sne undoUDted completion Of the road ia this
point oy The lstof October next with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber.
Inere being no mill nearer than twelve miles -
p tne mili D attached f3aO acres Of fnely.tin-
DeFea lanQi with .sufieiency opened for the pro-
duction q corn, potatoes. etc. 10 snnnlv the
employees and teams Of the miH A eomiorfsble
DMelihE. Win the necessary out-houses. at
taehens The ill-house il large and substantial
CONTAINING the latest and most improved ma
chineryi boiler 50 feet long, 42 inches IN diane
ef'douole 1ned; cirrhlar saw "a inches diameter.
-, lIr,se4ytnpg new and % complete mining order.
ms mih. with seven hands. can cut between
hie aud SIX Thousand e e Of lumber dav. but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor !,
strain Of machinery '''' -
= Attached Is one of Shrubs superior 26-ineb
French Burr GRlSr MILLS. capable M ,,rindin,.
nom nom ID TO IL bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply the place with bread Also.
wagon and Team. Lumber Car. Tools efc
HeeessaIy 10 carry on the business with AZ
abundance 81 water all seasons
Terms easy For further particnlars. apnlv an
the premises or 70 the under signed
OF MAYEs 4 MILLSAPs' Hgerts
APIil ~ ,37. 33-tf Gallatin. Miss.
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Hardware

Such as Mil Files. Rasps. saw Files Shovels.
Hoes Rakes, Steak-beaters, Braces aud Bits.
Chisels. Augers. Hinge Butts aud Hinges. Taek-,
Shosnails. Whtewash Brushes llaudaNs States.
Coiieenils. Shutter Knobs. Curry Combs. Coal
Carriers Cinder Shovels, Axes and Axe-haDdles.
ilatchets. Hand Drills and Rat Traps Also, a
general assortment Of
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Having sold ont my interest in the Furniture
business 10 4. Garrison. cordial bespcak for
him liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
feb27tf D. GRIFFITH.
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Slallets. odd Lids. extra Stoveware. Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad Irons. Iron Stands, SOyels and
Tongs. Brass do. Candlestck~. Shutters. Iron Tea.
kettles. French Stcwpans. Crates: britannia, Plan
ished aud Japanned Wares Of all kinds; together
with a large assortment Of
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ST. JOHNS CoL LEG E

JHSsE next Academic year OF ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Il Annapolis Maryland, will begin on WEDNESDAY,
tho six of October s1a The location of this lnsritu.
lion in all respects admirably adapted academic pur
noses Remote the stir and bu-tle OF large city it
invites Study and Literary rrpose and YET lite proxmi
~ (iO miles by rail road twice day. 10 Washington and
baltimore ci,irs makes it perfectly accessible from the
gre AT national hOroughinres arse md beautiful build
mo inst completed with hccomnod -liOns for one hum
dred and fy students hordng greatly creased facii
ties for the eeucaon OF youth. Dornitory very com
modious and we'll vrnatrd with large study rooms at
tached will under the constant supervision OF the Pre-.
tects afford young boys that daily ana aSMy supervi
sion which il found indispensable in the education oil
youth The very central position OF Annapolis, whether
in the state or the country gene
rally and lis pertec: heRhiulness and exemption lrsm
the flirsmts heat and cold, point II out as one OF the
most desirable pots tor seat of eArBipg Every possi.
HE facility for exercise 10 afforded by large and beautiful
,rounds water right of thrcequarters Of mile
affords Of swimming bathing md skating all with
In College bounds.
lar infantry drill and occasional parade. Nor are the ad
yantapes in scholastic point Of view at all less striking
With all its chairs allied by In tie prime o: lie, and
freshness OF vgor the Institution prepared TO take ts
Mace By side OF the most prominent schools 10 the
land as cducuor of youth. Its facilities Tor discipline
arc much more than usually abundant. To the South
eprciay institution situated just as this 10 most
inviting AN that required TO the completion OF an under
Graduate Cours clothing alone excepted may De nao al
the rs,c OF $3.50 per annum Gentlemen having son or
ward al the Naval School, and members OF Cong from
distance would lind II most convenient 10 inquire par
r;cular7 into the character Of this institution punctua
su,ndance on By the first day OF the academic year
(which begins the first "Wednesday in October and
ends the first Wednesday August io!owing) is most
earnestly requested and will be most convenient 10 the
STUDENT az choice of depends the time Of his
arrival For inorma and Tor circulars, apply
n REV. C. X. NELSON, u. D,
Principal Of St. Johns College.
- nnItl at0
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TIME next session of this Institution will open
Il Thur,day the 10th September aud close on the last
Thursday OF June.
WILLIAM A. SMITH, D. D. President, and Professor OF
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
joins WILL. A. ~, Professor of Mathematics and
Astronomy.
RrsxErr punYrAR, A. NJ. Professor OF Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHErARp, A. B., Assistant Professor of
Ancient Languages and Mathematics and INSTRUCTOR in
French
R. s IsBEfL, A. R., Principal Preparatory Department.
This school has been removed from the College premises
but lie sufficiently near the accommodation Of students
in tbis department -
Tuition per term of 20 weeks payable in advance '2
Incidental charge TO studens in Experimental Sci,
ence,) ~
French (estrs) per term of 90 weeks in advance, co
Analytical Chemistry (extra) 10 w
English studies in Prep Department, Is 20
Board ger term of 20 weeks payable In advance 10 90
Students room!nr in College furnish their own rooms,
and pay for lights fucl and washing.
Preparatory students can obtain beard In the ncghbor
hood for less.
Such students as do desire to complete the
may be graduated in the separate Departments and re-
cetve special Diploma July 22-ci2o Sept.
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CUEsTER FEMALr ACADEMY.


vUNH Subscribers their friends, und TO the
II public that they have removed to the village OF
Chester aud the lst October next, will open their
Academy for the reception cf young ladies. boarding
day pupils continuing one uninterrupted session to
July let, 1859.
important rcaaons Fret health to Themselves and pupils.
SECONDLY long and practical experience a7 well as obser
vaOn has convinced them that the country Is the beat
place the perfection of femac cducaon to cultivate
the mind the manners tutor the temper and dis
position and st though not least to keep the heart and
feelings in their native purity while Tree exercise IN TIE
open air nvgoratcs the body and gives ne"srchgth ana
energy tn the intellect.
The buildings large and convenient situated on an
emnence about four hundred yards fio'n The Richmond
and Petersburg rail road overlooking the village OF Chcs
ter Chesterfield county, Va twelve miles south OF Rich
mopd and only from Petersburg The establishment
has purchased and extensive addtionsare now In
rapid progress, Win an ihtehioh 10 pei
resdenc and school
particular attention will be paid TO the and mo
rss of tho ynung ladies nj all times and deep interest
taken in ncir advancement in word. Chester Academy
will be Christian SCHOOL, and study there conducted 10
way to make the pupils NOT only learned, but good and
happy. ~
Board including washing and ighs, for the ssosion
Of nine mo;.lhs, stoo
Tuition in all the rnglish braaches, Mathematics
cxcrpteh ~ ~,
Including which ~
French, ~
Music, instrumental 5nd vocal an fisho sha uu'ta 70
each, NJ
Drawing and Painting at Professors prices.
PAYMENTS half in HdvancPbaance NJ the close OF the
session. ahs JEr fhSoN MIMI,
Dr. Minor takes great pleasure In saying that
the move to Chester and the establishment OF school
by Mrs Minor and her daught Miss A. Minor, meet
ms entire approx -lion He promises parental eye over
charge entrusted TO their care In event OF sickness
every attention will be- pnd and no charge made Tor pro-
essonni services The situation, however srcmarkhbe
Tor health .
address Pro.tors Creek P %, Chesterfield county Va
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IL ARE YOU SICK f--Tten you cant be cured
too Don't delay until your complaint s ncurnbIe'
and then when It is late. Four hs OF all the
diseases which people the church-yards, might Or cnco
by Ayers Cathartc Pills. Ii taken in season pom go
dragging through the Spring faint sleepy ana islees,
because your blood is loaded with bile Don't wear tne
hcad.sche Heartburn and their kindred disoiaers De
cause yCur stomach foul Don't parade yourself around
the world covered with Pimple' Bloches Ueers sores
and all any Of the unclcan diseases oi the s1n De.
about esn haeeard all cnved n because your Stomach
and bowels need STRENGTHENING into healthy action
ouenches ire They purify the body and blood. aud
store their functions into healthy activity which you
tee as quick they taken They are the great
medical wonder the uce. recognized by all who kn,
their virtues. and many thousands know them Take the
Cherry Pcctora for Cough and the Pills all derange-
nents REQ uirng purgativc medicine
Prepared by DR. J. G. AVER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold. in Richmond, by PURCELL, LADD CO., FISHER
WESTON, w. PETERSON, DOVE Co. DuvAL NOR
TON, and all druggists July 26-d&c2m
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AUCTION SALES.
FAR IN CAROLINE FOR SALE.

-,,ps "a. IN CAROLINE FOR SALE.
to tho provisions Of the hat will ard ,es.
taHeL 81 the late Eaihani. Ware drc.a.et .hni,
No eErcu'"t procsed IN sell To the h yhcs bidder IN
IhohSpa,. september 3D. 1853 ii lair. no
which the testatOr lived during bs b,a 1h; uP0'
land contains "bout eight hundred mud thirty scres is m
Gated in tho county oil Caroline the White Cbmpeys
about four mica from Pole Cat Depot on ill., richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad ia In healthy nnd
desirable neghborhnod and is convenient l., ,cvsr,I
Churches of different denominations. The buildings out.
houses orchard and .Oil equal 10 any in III. neih
bOrhood and would make very desrabe etenen, for
large family
Al the amc time and place viii be sold IN: perishable
property consisting ut household and kitchen furniture.
hurs.s, cattle,
TERMS, which will be very accommodating, made
known on the day of sale r. w SCOTT
Aug l3-cwtds Executor of Na,hI Ware, decd.
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE


CHARLO TTESPIL LIE. PIRGINiA.
Miss ANNE LEATON, PRIScIPA'.
'EsIE 18th Hnnu-l scs-ion Of the Piedmont Institute will
q begin the first Monday OF September, and end the
last of June following.
Teachers OF Eugl,h-Miss Ammo LeatOn, Miss Jane
Lcaton, Mlss Betty Lewis Musc-Mr. Chas I. Frey
Ancient and Modern Languages N. Won Fischerz, As
srart Instructor in Modern Languages at the University
OF Virginia
Terms FoR SESSION or Ten MoSTHs.-Engish Pri-
mary Department. S25; English Advanced Department,
$50; Algebra and Ge1mrry EACH $40; Modern Ian.
each, s2o Ancient Languages each, 500 Music
on Piano, with ni Instrument, Sd Vocal Music,
private lessons Sol; Vocal Musr. class. sl2, Drawing
$50; Board, including lights fuel etc., $40; Washing ST.
per mon b.
X Meade, Charlottesville. Va; Rev VIM Nelson Scots
vile. Va; Mr. WIN Robertson. Charlottesville, Va; Mr.
John II Timbrrlakr, DR. Chs- Minor. Mr. Eugene Davis
charlottesville, Va Rev James Coleman. Daniel DeJar
matte. Caroline county. Wa; j Lawrence Carr, Esq, Rn
nawhn G H. Hon Alexander Iioladay, Richmond, Va
Prof Minor University of Va; Col Robert Ash!in vii
mington finvnnna coun,y,rr, Mr. WIN ID Hart Gnrand's
r o. Va; Dr. WIN G Carr Charlottesville, Va Mr. William
Wirhrow, Whynesboro, Va. Jriy M-ctSep5
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ihE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkES
LEI RATED FEMALE PILLS.,

'"'"ushlr medicine is unfnihng in the cure oil
:" p'iu'a' -ud dangerous diseases incident TO
~ rr'.ttu,iui
.'7'' all rNcc,.s-. aud removes all distractions,
awe eag's, and ii speedy cure may be relied on
10 MARRIED. LADIES
l-."f'y suited I, will, in short time, bring on
y period with regularity.
>. IN, CAUTION.
=, nus should no, be taken by females that are
-, "st'ns the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
Y's on Miscarriage; but at every other time,
~ -,'s ''aer case, they are perfectly safe.
o.. -, Of Ner'ous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
& Llhos, Heavines-, Fatigue on slight exer-
-. w Of the Heart, Lowness Of spirits, Hys-
a.. e"eehe Whites. aud nil the painful diseases
a,-"rdcied system. these Pills will effect
al othet means have failed
.,i3 ,,"s IN the pamphlc, around each package,
b.. ." carefully preserved.
b. 81 pulls, and encircled with the Tow.
/: ~ TREAT Britain. can b. sent post free for
/. ty,r, "1i kctIl Agents Tor vireiuia-pUR.
itS It" " PETERSON. and DUVAL g.
March l6-ly.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE KtAL

10y virtu. Of decree OF tho Circuit Court tor H.,
HD county Of Cupcper. pronounced nj the June 'e''
1889, shall. the 10Th and l7h days ~ hu:nsi E'Nt
proceed SELL sucIi the hch-s, bidder, IN
OF the late Ambrose Ill., OF the county IT Cu'
pepper, consisting OF HOUSES and LOTS In the 'i"n
Fairfax and two TRACTS OF LAND g lew miles ds"i'
thererom
The Houses and Lots the sold on the 18th q au-st
Culpeper C.. II are situated ON Main st, Onr Sg.i
from The public buildings and a lew hundred yrd. : DO
the Depot the Orange and Alexandria RAILROAD 10 20
OF the latter. Tbs Houses consist Of three dwelling
,irable tsud, and three shops all in good repair
rent from year to year without any difficulty
The landed estate will be- divided to suit purchaser
and sold the premises on the IL day AngGs, mex
IL emit races tho beautiful estate "f WILDWOOD, e lo-
residence o. Captain A. HILL decd. pleasnntly siiuHtf
along the head water. OF Beaver Dam Run, t"' mic'
from Culpeprr Courthouse. adjoining Ii" !hnd, oi
Messrs. John H. Rixvy, A q. Sims. Hon John f6Edlf
ton and others and is bounded eide by The Thorn
tons Gap Turnpike This Tract is supposed To cunniu
200 acres eo0 of which ia arabic land divur into "l
helos all under Pood fencing, mostly Ut ,hesmt t-ls
with an abundant supply Of good running rHtrr in rar
The timber 10 mostly OF OAK pine chestnut and hckns
The improvements large two story dwelling. :!
Jour rooms the main floor, FIVE rooms alb ve. slf
large dining room in the basement; good kirtct, %
tscbed by covered way to the dining room; "rSvIt
Hcuse; Meat House; Poultry House. Over'""r Hun
&C. The yard is we'll laid OF aud Handsomely lH'' r
-persed With divers and shrubbery posd G"!=1 AZ
SAW MILL; large Barn, two Corr Houses Of 49,.
size two Stables Carriage House aud very '"'-.
Cow Shelter with loft enough to hold lO0VJo pouu;-
hay.
House known ms the Read Tract" adjoining h. ian=
of VIM Read and Others. VIII be sold at Inc -ai 'i
and place ~ the Wildwood Iract.
fThe Terms are credit oil one, TWO III 80 Hud ''u
Years Except as 20 the Houses and ioi.uU.-; urn
be purchase money OF which will be required IN 'h-h %
,rrrbs ser living bond with approved personal s.gal'
Tor lour equal amounts for the band and rhr"" 10 g. N
houses and lots to bear interest from ihr day oi '* '
uble annually the whole The legal mi" "ii - -
uined until the whole OF the purchase money 10 PH!1
For any further information this subject, address ne
subscriber. Locust Dale, Madison county V" "r VI
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
NIX LEFEBERE'S SCHOOL,
CORNER on GRACE AND fOuSHtE STREETS

NIX fEDfNE'S SCHOOL,
CORNER or GRACE AND FOuSHEE STREETS
RICHMOND, "a
yENIlE session al school begins the L., of Oct
u 1853 and ends the lat OF July, le59
successful experience III teaching. for twen,yhree
years, together with corps of well qualified and expe-
rienced assistants, encourages In the belief that
school will be found deserving of the very liberal
age heretofore bestowed M nna spared to render
fully equal in all departments the best institutions Of
country.
French Is the language OF the family.
For the benefit OF young ladies who nave finished their
regular course of studies ind who wish carry fur
iher their mental Improvement, there will DC class III
bciics Letters and Misunderstanding twice week -
Prlce ut admission $50 for the whole session. and S 10
pupils who take other studies The greatest efforts VIII
be made TO render THE botn interesting aud improving
In the Primary Department French will be taught To the
little children orally, without any charge
FACULTY.-HUBERT r. LEFEBvRE, NJ Principals;
WIN q. WILLIAMS, A. b, Vice Principal Rev II ) hep
rLER, JOHN T. LITTLE, d. Mrs. +. J. GIBSON, Misc
MANY c. GORDON. Miss ELIZA BARTLETT, Madame h..
BLANcHFr, Mrs MIRIAM TAYLOR, MADAME MARIE EsTrAS.
JOHN a. CALYo, c. W. TuLow, WM + GnADAu. ELIo.
DoRo CAMPS, HESRIcH SCHNEIDER
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA,
IIlMARn THE HEIGHTS

THREE MILES WEST OF ALEXANDRIA,
REV John =. MCGUIRE RECTOR
yNyHE next session OF this Institution will commence
Il on "Wednesday, the 9Th day Of September.
The studies embrace full Course of Ancient and Mo-
iern languages the Natural Sciences. Mathematics En-
rli.h, Mu-ic, Drawing &C.
TER,;.-S2jU per .c.-on, payable, invariably. semi sn-
nusy nivancc, viz: Sl25, at the commencement Of the
session. and S25 the second "Wednesday In Februnry
This charge includes Board, TUITION in the regular
course and Modern Languages, Light Fuel. Washing
Mcrding &c. everything, in short except Books STA
Music and Drawing extra charges.
Pamphlets containing full account Of tho School, will
bc cent those who request II.
Applications for entrance, or tor further information,
may be addressed to the Rector.
p q Theological Seminary, Fairfax Co.. Va.
REFsaEScEs-Rt. Rev. VIM Meade. ID D RI Rev
John J,hns D.; The Clergy of the Diocese; The Pro-
lessons of the University Of Virginia.
July 24-codt ah Sep
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r.- No FAMILY CAN AFFORD TO BE

many accidents liable 10, may render 1t necessary
ut any moment and nothing 10 capsule OF pertoruins
such certain cure. (EgtrscD sin lifting the kettle
from the tire Il caught and scsded my hands and person
very scverey-one hand almost TO crisp The torturr
was unbcarahle Ii WAS awful sight The
Mu stang Liniment appeared 10 extract the pain amos
immedutely. Ii healed rapidly and lett no scar OF &C
count CHARLES FOSTER i20 Broad street Philadelphia.
II is truly wonderful article 1t will any case OF
swelling, Burns still Joints. ErpIions or Rheumatism
FOR horses il should never bc dispensed with. One dol
lars worth of Mustang has frequently saved VALUABLE
horse II cures Galds. Sprains. Ringbnnc SPAWN ant
Founders. Beware of limitations
Tue geuuiae Mustang Lininen, 10 sold by all respect
able dealers ihrou shou, the world.
BARNES & PARk,
InIv p--dSrlm prnprietorI NpN York.
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it;ESi III TEthG!tipn
,,brd Tor ,ae Richmond t.m,uhcr.

..VuEREAbOUTS OF GEN. WALKER
81" ,n,crcx, AUX. IA despatch tom New
'.,,. that Gen. Walker. instead IT being on
~" S.n1rs, ID now in Alabama. lie leit MO-
t'S N,E;.ctnery, on Monday last.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE

T.
n accordance with the ast will and Testament OF Abner
n Harris decd the undersigned executor thereof
will, Wednesday,. the 18th day OF September ls5-
otter at public auction upon the premises, that valuable
tract OF land known Woodstock, lying Fork Creek
in Louisa county, containing about 40 acres
Said andi is OF very good quality we'll adapted to the
growth nf usual crops OF this section OF the State Has
goo dwelling house with the usual oubudinrs and i'm
provemens And the same time aud place. will be sold
another land known Marks separated by very
short distance from Woodstock. there being right Of
way from place to another. containing 200 acres OF
which three fourths Is woods in original growth of excel
lent quality ANY further description deemed unnecss
saiy ms, doubtless tho.e wishing purchase will view
the premises tor themselves which the undersigned who
lives within few mills, will take pleasure in showing
TERMs-One third OF the purchase money 20 be paid in
cash. the balance in three equal innments credits
and three years. the purchaser giving bonds
approved personal security bearing interest day
OF sale. lnteres be puid annually the defer
red payments
Will be sold aIso the Crops Of Corn and Oats belonging
TO the place with the PLANTATION Utensils and other things
credit OF elk months will be given On purchases over
ten dollars
Persons wishing further Information will address the
subscriber at Cuckooville, Louisa county
A. N. HARRIS
l2-ct15Qan nj kIurr jar