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~ ~ ATTENTION!-YE MERCHANTS We
&<A( 2 JSleamboat and Hotel Caterers, Restaurant
RER1As Mammoth Barstara and Mobile Bay
street. open ready reception Of orders for the fall
campaign The simple fact of Joes being again post will
be sufficient of their being attended with
heretofore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02

A redfaeed ghost, who was not quite sober
attempted to play in Hamlet at country theater4
menced Every thing passed off quietly enough
till the ghost made his appearance, when there
arose continuous roar of laughter. A ghost with
red face S; was novel thing and the said ghost
noise subsidized, and the play progressed smoothly,
till the scene in which Hamlet, Horatio and the
officers appear.
Hamet-What! looked he frowningly?
Horatio-A countenance more in sorrow than in
anger
Hamlet-Pale or red?
Horatio-Nay, very red. ESQ red indeed that
he looked as if he came from the very depths Of
the Internal regions, my lord.''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-02
Special Notice to the Electors of the City of
New Orleans.

All voters whose begin with any initial letter rang
ing from to X both inclusive, will their Poll No
One of their respective Precincts all the whose
names BEGIN with any initial letter ranging from to 2, both
elusive will their Poll No. Two Of their respective
Precincts with the exception of the voters of the
SEVENTH PRECINCT-Au voters of this Precinct whose
slrnanes begin with initial letter ranging from G.
inclusive will cast their votes at Poll No. One. Al
whose begin with any initial ranging from to
N both inclusive, will their at Poll No Two and all
whose begin with any initial letter rnsne
from z, both inclusive, will cast their votes at Poll No
Three.
By order Of the Central Board of Commissioners
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boats sa%mll respectfully invited
themselves. n23 ly&wl D. II. FOWLER.
+ EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.
LEEDS & co, IRON FOUNDERS,
and Manufacturers Of Vertical and Horizontal Engines
Boilers Sugar Nils Vacuum Pans Kettles CHARTERS
FILTERS, Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines,
Gin Gearing Iron Columns and Front, Buildings Furnace
mouths Crate Bars, etc. and all Machinery required
South. -
We have leen Only authorized prepared TO construct
STILlMANis PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE.
fel2 d.swly
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NOTICE OF ELECTI0N

jourdu lie quatrieme District de la VILE de IA Nonvse
leans. ~ - '@ N'""'eHeof
lie scrutn sea onvert e jour susd noveNre 1870 aar
ehaque election depss heures NJ jsna
hsuss = NJ de receyoir y vote DIES eeeteurs gass
sefes qu scront NOMINEES aaorite copeente esc
ton deyra ere condue les par pzte sropt s
transmits Pocier sousgn charge de les ansmettrs eonr
n:meDt Ia oi
Bureau du Sheriff Paroisse d'Orlsans, 3dctobrs 1ss9
or r. r PAEKER sb.rif
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g II. WILNIOT,S PLANTERS, PATENTED
NJ. COR DIV OOD GUTTER.

The exclusive patent rights Of the above have been purchased
by of gentlemen of the city of New Orleans for
States of Louisiana Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas Tennessee
Florida Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing pur
chase parish State rights of machinery
obtain The by applying the undersigned who is
q thau knynr
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HuITlEME PREGINcT-Pol No UNA Ia casse a pompe
Bienriie et de la Douane Conlmissares j. NJ Scott W. s.
Campbell. s ii Fulton. " ~ "
Poll No DcuXasage de la Bonrse No 49, entire les res ST.
Louis ct Cont Commssaires: W. Shearer George White
John Z. Hyde. ''
NEuNIEME PREC1NCT-Poll No Una la case a pompe
de In conpagnc de Pompies No Is encognue DIES rue as
ct Conti Commissaircs; F. Guiotte, n. Srnger w j.
IIuet. e~'' "" -
Poll No DenxA Ia maison dcole encoisnnre es res en
John SemIner.
DIXIEME PRECINcT-Poll No Un-Aa bureau dn colec.
teur de Taxes st Pierre bases Ponalba Commsires
L.. r; pnplessis, L. Casterar, Jr Jos. Dubuc.
roll No DenxA endroit Ia Toulouse entire les
Riefel, Gnstave Ltmonais.
oNzIEME PREcINCT-Po No unAn bureau d. P p;
Gommissae des encore DIES Charres Ct
Gonnlissares ii. Andry Il. q. Goschalk. Henry Dure
roll No DenXAu theatre dOrleans, rue orleans Com
mssaires + Landrean Ernest Canonge jules sofapurn
DOUZIEME PRECINCT-Poll No Una la case pompe
de Ia copagnie pompirs No TO- rue d Mane entire les es
St-Caude ct Rampant Golimlssares oscar bupee, Johh
o. l.oze, VIM Andry.
Louis ct Toulouse Commissarss; e. W. Saint Chas H.
laurent, Alphonse Morel ,, 49,. VII. .
9colc dies files Commissaes ChRs Arroyo r. g. Iabarre,
John T. Dnfour.
Poll No Dcnx-A la naon dtcoe St-Phppe entire les
Bourbon Royal Commssaires Arthur Daquin j. A..
d'IItmdcouf, Francois Correjoles.
QUAToRzIEME PRECINCT-pou No Una Ia naison
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
VOLUME LYI.-NUMBER 20.

the allies, their army will possess one of the
keys OF the square and command the Course of
the Mincio. 1t nav then advance towards
Verona or Nlantua 1t is therefore, probable,
that il the Austrian army does not second
time tempt the fortune of arms in advance OF
the Mincio decisive battle will bc loug int IN
the very centre Of the square.
Without knowing the plans Of the conrmn-
dcr-in-chief anl without being even Sklli!l
stratcg;st, we may suppose that the .iu>trian>
will be attackedon several points at once. i
naval expedition, possessing immense means OF
destruction, is on its way to Venice; one hun
drcd and twenty iiatbottomcd boats, shcathcd
with iron and armed with riiicd cannon, ere. it
is said, 10 ascend the .idgc and the po II
Venice falls, as it is very probable it WILL the
!cct may land corps dormec TO march on the
Adi.c and take the Austrians in the rear. while
the .rand army attacks them in front There
are also in Tuscany French troops, which will,
i; ~ appointed day, appear on Il given point
IL. u>, therefore. wait for events The present
maur.uvrc Of the Austrians is the same as was
adopted by Radctzky in ISIS, but with hi,
difference, tla; General Schlck will now have
= !'rcncl. army in front Of him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
p,OyEER MILLS FOR SALE.
s are suhorzed by The rropre,ors to offer at pFiva


w sale thi, extensive establishment . -,
The MILL BUILDING il ire proof bull; on piles wan
stone and Is situated directly the river ironi,
and within few yards Of the Orange and Alexandra ana
M,ua-, ap Railroads. with Wharvcs, aud depth % water
.c.t TO accommodate vessels Of the larses. class Its
dimensions l2 feet in length BY NJ feet IN Sia Tour
and . hal. stories high, and Is covered with slate
AGRAIN ELEVATOR Is also attached, by which grain
can be- rapidly discharged from vessels Immediately INTO
the mill Tn. GRAiS are capable OF hoil.ng 'Ocoo
bushels o. wheat The elevator Is worked by small en-
CINE separate from that used In naru!aciur!ns 80 'h"'
grain can be received while the mill j. not In operation
Th.r. AZ. TWELVE PAIRS or STONES, OF -. 'cet
diameter capable of manufacturing, when in full WORK.
ahou, 500 b.,rr.i, Df FoHr per dcy
Tn. ENGINES and BOILERS very superior, MADE by
OTIS Tufts Of Boson Mass. without regard to eSien'e-
There are six Boiler, with return nues lhe Engines Are
high pressure, AMI OF $50 horse power.
WATER aud GAS have heen introduced throushon' the
entire establishment with Hose. &c, attached 10 'he wafer
pipes In each story. 80. -.
The above is only general description Of this extensive
flournr Mill Persons t-srous o! purchasing, VIII, Of
course the establishment, where every Information
will he afforded 'hep.
The Machinery : all nearly new, and o! the most ap'
proved description II having been the design OF the pro-
retors mil second 10 none in this section ol 'e
country II will he found EVERYTHING appeEaininS 20
first class FIGURING Mill
A COOPER'S SHOP. of hrck, covered with slate ana
with iron window shutters adOiIs the Mill Its uiehs."is
are 100 feet la length by 81 feet in width .wO stories high
1t perfectly drep.oof and has m li complement Vi
Tool, &C All in perfect o:i There are now about
Ws FLOUR BARRELS hand. which will be- sold with
Tn. Mil. Also, u lot Of COopers sun, SLAVES, HEAD
ING. .. 90. ,
coinl.,. in all IL. appointments, is offered TO the public
The terms Of III. sale will he made easy.
For further information, Apply to foWLE CO.:
hi ,-:;,,w,m AieSandra, fir; MIA.
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TIE HISTORIC SQUARE.

prScrIifIoyS or TIE FOHTRESS -l)IiiiCr1TiLs
ro rr ExcoryrcgEr EY THE FREScir--'' 'rTNAN'
FHE>cn AND ENGLISH VIEWS Of THEN.
The creat battle Of the 2lth was fought in
,>c ..his.oric sn,,arc,' Of Which 50 much has
Ircn written and the reader will be much intc-
r,..tcd A. well as instructed. relative to future
oncrations Lv the following descriptions OF the
locality ,.
The great plain between the Ticlno anu the
Mincio oilers no advantages FOR the defensive
operations of an army. y.
The lines of the .\d,la, from the Lago I'll
Iccco. uhc eastern bay OF the l.aSo ai 'onio')
down TO its confluence with the 10, above
,'rc,uoua. rs we'll :s the lines oi the Ogllo,
from the point where It leaves the laSod lseo'
near Ecr.olortc down To Mantua, where 1t
run, in the Po, are too extensive, and have too
many practical fordS to offer tossn army sui
Gc;rnt S,lpport for attack. Or :; sufficient pro-
lection fer retreat. Therefore, at least IN mo-
dcru times. no great battle deciding the tate
and possession Of Italy, has been fought IN
,bi. ,,lair Of Lo:nbarlv The AIDA could hc
for SONG ,Iay, a line OF support, il the army
which takes j! for the basis ot operations pe III
nos. session of Lodi, Pixzcghcltonc, and l'laccn-
-, Lut even then the line is too extensive Tor
defence acainst the serious attack oi 4 large
army. From the little rivers running parailel
with the AIDA only the Chicse, which iiowS
from the little La.o d'Idro, and joins near
Asola the O.lioi has some strates'cai ihPor,
tancc; but it belongs already 10 the strategcaI
line Of the Minci", whose ridcau 1t may hc
called, being parallel 10 this river ut distance
Of not more tI.an ten or twercm miles. =.
The Mincio leaves ut Peschieri the Laso IL
Gorda and runs southwest in innrmc'able
crooks to the upper lake Lag, Superlorcl OF
Mantua. joining the Po after having CROSSED
the lake below Mantua Cthc I.ago ln!erlore}:-
1t is a river pretty larse and deep and oilers
only one or two iGr,ls, II the rains have ceased
at least several wceks-that is 10 say, IN very
drv season. Eut Il great number Of Islands
and islets favor the laylnsoi pontsn bridges al
MANY points 1t is crossed by iivc standing
bridccs-at pc>chiera, Borghetto 'opp"Si'e Val
legiol, Goito Rivalta. and at Mantua, over tn
| lake Of Mantla. But Peschlera ana Mant";
are fortresscs: Hivalta is almost under the can
non of Mantua, and, therefore, line oi onl!
sixteen English miles is to be defended aga'ns n
an enemy who comes to cross the Mincio; Dc
low Mantua, from the lake to the 70 the lehs''
of the river is only seven miles, and this par
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
AUCTION SALES.
SPRING HILL FOR SALE.

TUNHIS FARM, CONTAINING FIFTEEN HUNDRED AM
Il FORTY ACRES. will he sold nj public auction n,
MONDAY the 18th day Of August next II fair II moi m,
next fair day II is located In Caroline county Va NJ
miles from Fredericksburg, and eight from Bowling Green
4 :iourislins village and county seat Tile Richmond
Fredericksburg AMI Potomac railroad
through the farm anoring opportunity OF putting m.
crops Hcnond or fredericksburg II: l. few hours In
case uf any advance in the markets,
The Farm is cultivated upon the five field syst.,a an
will produce twelve or E'o.n hundred barrels ef corn n
thu elG and wheat, oats aud tobacco Ia lrnporon TN,
soil Of this farm is OF three. fold character l,, Ms,
pcn botom I'd. table or Hat land; 3D. hin or high land
The bottom land consists Of 800 acres-lS acres cleared
The lbercd land heavily In Wilt. OAK and has h.en
pronounced by Northern timbergetcrs who have
ed H. /" be the best ship timber Ia Virginia The cea red
land Is exceedingly fertile, AMI has upon portion Of IT, at
prtseh' iost uNuran; ana promising crop Of tobacco
This portion of the farm Is well ADAPTED 10 grass and i,
confidently believed, that from 55 10 slnU per acre could
De reaL.I from the present prices of hay in Rcir,Ond
e tior or na land consists Of o of beau
lhui cfel Ian' extending along the railroad cnlti.
xae ana producing five or sN barrels Of per
The hill or high land consists of acr,. Of cleared land
IN gooc heard, and superior wheat soil Tile balance
The high land Is IN oak, cedar and pine timber The I'm.
ProVeih-ns are upon the hill, and consist OF comfortable
oNersreE house, good cabus granaric- The location
upon the l 'or residence In Eastern Nr-
snih rs regards health and beauty Of scenery The view
Is grand and commanding 81 IA. foot Of the hill can
seen the steam car hurrytnr aions the beautiful valley
the Matanoni while upon IL. surrounding eminences
lie observed the elegant residences: Of nehboring fdr
and In The GiS.anc" the Blue Ridge in all its subipy and
grandeur.
ILlcrs invited eSannc the premises before the
day OF sale.
TEgNS-One. fourth cash the balance In one two aud
three years. bearing interest from day CT sale Bonds With
personal security aud III retained until the whole amount
IL pzid A. NJ. EOIiLwAGE
HOCLDEK IIUDGINS
Executors Of George I. Todd, decd
y. B.-Tii- farm will he "!rred fr,: unit Should
sale not hs ELECTED In MS way, en the farm will be sold
In Ia tracts. Iuy li-r>t~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
WOODSTOCK FOR SALE,

INTENDING to 10 Ric!Imnnu, onrr for
ya;vy :ny farm well known as Woodstock Woodstocl
situated about five miles below Richmond and less tha,
q mil ~ York EiScr Railroad the New Erid.
road ,- n, lands o pr John4t Garnett and Others
The lara +,V acres; luJ acres OF which are wei
iimbeTr, si:h oa si ine about l25 acres are (icka
hcmuy low grounds easily drained, and the remainder /,
arabic high iud,. il improving condition producr
well the crops Usually cultivated in ,hi, region such n.
wheat, corn oats, ~, Tobacco Is cultivated by scve
raj II MY nechhors.
Woodstock !, onr nf tIs commanding situation, Ia
Eastern Virginia. The residence hrnr located on b.au
tG cn:n"tce Commands tine and lovely view Of The ,,r
rounding country Tor uiites around The
are All new The dwelling which has been completed i,.
In the last year. Is large two story wood house having
been butt q" e h"'; material and plann. with an eve to
taste, confer; and convenience II contains seven large
rn'r' two large store and five closets The house
covered with tn aud has been recently pan;e exter-
ii!y AMI Internally. In the modern style. There j.
also an otce In the yard, with in IL, The
hnses, such As kitchens, quarters barns, stables &C.
Al rev. The place abDuus In springs sufficiently
'tt, o hs pure water IN The state. Besides old
apple orchard, there = y"uuS arri. and peach orchard
oil the place Tie proximity Of this farm TO Hchnoud,
renders Il particularly valuable aid desra5l and /, II sell
dom that such farm, combating all .r a1varta: :es and
conv-mcnccs, Is offered Ia market.
My Sonn law nr Eoysier wiO reside. the premises
viii tak- pleasure IN slowing TO any who may wish
sea Il.
The purchaser have the privilege Of seeding crop
Of ~h.a, this :l, and iu possession Tie lst January
l>6D
July . c:''n MARY H. PRICE
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AUCTION SALES.


LAM IN HE lUtNll vi LUllsA
Under authority conferred By III" last will and test.
u ment Of the late Dr. David H. rcndc,on, decctse'
the undersigned will sell privately, the tract Of lanj OIL
which the cstaior resided ai the time 1f h death. Il con
lans three hundred and thirteen and hall acre., ties u
Ek Creek In said county about four miles from FEeicr
Hall Depot, the Central Virginia Railroad. in -.;r
lent neiehborhood is Of fine quality, susceptible 81 'e
highest state Of Improvement, produces wc I'll cToi
grown In this section NJ Virginia, j. healthy any
place good well Of water in the yard la on II r'nr'nii
and excellent dwelling house, tire "f II bulk within ti'
last iwo year,, and painted inside aId within tie lat
Year and all necessary cuhudias- tobacco h"'i',
&c. in good order.
Il the sad land is not sold privately before Monia', :hs
:ls day uf November nest, O." shr dug notice %iii h=
l7ven) WILL Oh that day, hc offered for sale a public auc'
ton To the highest bidder.
TERMS will he liberal .;.t ,1ldc .nown TIE tine "f
sale.
purchaser upon properly sgcnrin. the payment of tic
purchase money, and paying the igrcst annually can
have a long credit Oh the principal.
The land will be shown to any wishing 10 cNanin. .
by Dr. WIN. i Prn..oi. Col Clayton L. Coleman, whom u
ajoin by Mr.. Tatv, Il. Manages. the place. any VI
the neiehbors. JOHN HUNTER,
July t-cw-w Executor.
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- fr ur Of deere u tire Circuit C"u al thaUcery
ID for Floyd couiy in t.c cause John ". li"a,n,
AdriirrIv an others John Board and Others rem
Grrc, a. April ierm l>ty, will sell ruic suction
upn The premise, the 2;l day OF .uLi, -, THE
FAMED TRACT Or LAND OF McCabr, IIcad.n Co., on
nrb Fork in the county Of Floyd and by recent surv-,
containing D?s Acres. This land has for many been
regarded ~ far the valuable Tract g" Land IN The
county Q: Floyd. and with flight improvements conli c
mai. one among the finest farm ia Wr,i-r! Ntina.-
some FOUR ar five hundred Of j. tic Eot m'alow
land 10 nr :Ound anywhere. the portion" ui winch L.
cleared a; now In grass. The robin: hand il, we'll for cu!
iva'inn, ai Is q! very superior giy. fair portion }!
The land still in dtiv. forest. Nh r" - - land Is
exhausted T,r. several buildings upon the land III
which p,rtor. reside. G l.. rpr CTttS beautiful trout
s;rcan runs entirely through tie land which together with
numerous branches and rglc- ~ the fac,; springs,
water H." land in 1 .try c'nv.uira; manner.
l. l. deemed unnecessary 10 give more extended de-
.cril"n, pcr-"i- DESIRING % purc't" wi doubtless.
anime the Lands before tiir day Of sale
We authorized sell the whole t0.r;...r ii
vide il III smaller tracts, Which Vl determine -
day u sale.
froin Investigation nf the t;c. fel warranted IN
saying that there doubt hut what il perfectly yr,
and sound, and there Is 10 I.pu'. siDu; il.
Tt.Ns.-Onc per cent ca-. The remainder IN -, !, and
q months. equal in,taiinrnt..
Either OF ~, Capt John lielm Who lv~s near the l9a
or the tenants who reside upon the land viii sliow u To-
p-- desiring "a purchase.
II j. thought the extension @! the IHclnpnI AMI Dln,r"
Rail Road viii pass near this Land Tl- n.:!,,rirni j.
good O3c.
HENRY LANE.
JANIS l.. 1UMPKIN> N'''''''F'''''7'
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SALE OF
VALUABLE LAND IN POwHATAN.

RY VIRTUE OF 4 DECEEE OF Tilf CIRCUIT COURT
- o! Powha;an, IN the OF McGruder and vii.
Atkinson and others, IT,: undersigned Commissioners "i,
on FRIDAY, 2? dag Of July, l>9 /; fair II not, he
next fair day thereafter the prcise', sci! To the high II
bidder, a public aucti" the Irac. uf Land hlnnnn. TO
hs estate Of Marow w. Atkinson decl lrin. bou, :ir.
miles Acr!h Of the Fiat Rocs ad containing abor' 80
acres
THIS TTac. Is mosy Ia woAi---a cnr-iicfablr rcr'n
"f which I, well iinber-d with pine aud OAK while other
portions being wrl covered with pine o: the growth
e'si' CLEARED, afford good opportunity Il fn'ks 20
hac"n.
On II i good dwelling house: anotiee dwelling hou5'
which, u iriIiEg cost may BE converted Into an cNcr
lent srsnary; another house Used gganary; good
kitchen, house aud house. and excellent 70
hicco barn. nearly new.
To persons wi'in. 10 invest ,noo - "n in i-;n
rarc opportunity Is here presented.
Tr:',--oGc;..r. cash. aud the balance In ari two
years. rg T. ymvnt, to boar interest fron III" day of
s,ic secured b. rot, with approved security aud retain
!ai IL" ;i,!r
nAyIFL +. GooDE, iCo,u',l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
HENRY LANE. ,c.-:
JAMES l.. TuMPKINS '''''''S''''''i''
FLDYn Cn.Er lIousE. " Innr dim
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

ID virtue Of Decree OF The Circuit Court Of Ce.,r.
- field coGniy, tie undersigned Commissioners will Offer
or sale on ;- premises, public auction SATtEDAi
f!E TiliRTlErll OF July. loi9. tliat part of the
REAL ESTATE OF ,hc lsl" t. II. Brooks. hnown rh.
Log Castl. Tract Situi'rl Swi!i aal T0mala~k <
Greeks, tat ;ci: confluence about l. niles west OF Rich
m"hi IL miles go, the Court iou,. and mile. from Mid.
lothian ana rpaAa. stations. III. EcLmcnd AMI Diu-
vile Railroad. containing i've hundred nineiy
acres. tT ot which from ;rd u hal; CONSISTS "f tow
ground, Of Ene quality well reclaimed nui To; .cted roI
inulaon OwHs TO the large proportion Of low grounds,
THIS lands o! unccHgTn The ic land also, = 81
very good quality" Tie tract i well supplied with Wopi
the situation healthy aud The n.i,nhorcod good. On ,-
tract there l. II large barn and other suitable ouihcus,,
IS seldom HAT aI1Drr valuable 'Ia' u ,ac D-f.d
IN the market
r..g--Oac-tth cash, ,. residue r. six twelve. c.h-
ten and wcn:yoGr months secured .y bombs, "ir.. good
security AMI II lien III. laii.
0nc Of Mr.. Brooks Twin: n.a-, vil show The ,nd
,,,catpr - BENJAMIN ". rI%NLI,
(irnito powhSian county, g..
Or 20 PARK PulNDESTEE
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fsOJg SALE,
rx,I1r s1-nscrIprr nrrnEs FnnSaLE 4 Farm

Tg1lIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS KSALE FARM IN riiE
4 County OF Cumberland, lying on "iis rivsf anu
mnedi,e els road leading from Columbia to Cari.rs
vIc and abou, e,uiis;ant from these two places ihi,
farm con;aiues s> Of land Of which loO acres are
ia woods and heavily iimbcrcl the residue, embracing
aou, 10 acres OF bottom land, in good state OF cu'i'
walton. -. IL,
Tnc improvements consist OF frame d"einsho WIN
or.n ans, all , good barn. stable.
sufficient number OF TobaccVhousc- and 81! other houses
required on such farh. ,o.,
This place is now offered private sale until the lO
,y Of August OIL which day (f not previously soi o'
which due notice will be gvcn will be offered TO Tie
hyhe.. bidder ut public auction on the premises
rrnMs of the above sale. which will be made known en-
application TO the subscriber, will be liberal
iIr Wood, residing Oh :he place p'ea'u'e
in slowing M. land TO any one desrOus Of seeing L..
" GEO =. H0LEMAN,
Brcrno Bluff, l.. o.. Fiuvanna CO., Vi.
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AUCTION SALE or LAND IN LOUISA

DY virtue Of the las: will aud tesalncn' Of John ia'
son decd SHALL Executor thereof, proceed, On
Nh, TWENTIETH DAY o. JULi lsd?, to sell 4, auction
o. the premises, the TRACT OF LAND.on which tie said
tc..a,or resided at the tire al his dea me "ct COZ"
anna ry.r adjoining the lands CT Dr. VIM Meredih pr
Anderson sl others ON bountilu supply o wafer
movements and its soil is productive and susrephie OF
being made highly productive OF I'LL the crops u'uy
cultivated in this section of coutry-i"bacco wheat coi
take pleasure ~ showing any desiring 10 purchase
TgkNS W SALE:-for the whole Of the purchase money
credit Of twelve months from the day Of sale. will be given
the purchaser execung hs bond with sufficient securi!
therefor and the title to b. retained, additional seeu'
~ until the purchase mcuey shall b- paid. Parai poses
sion for the purpose Of sowing wheat this fall TO lie given
then and full possession the first day Of January lsv.
ELISHA JACKSON,
J,ne lS-ctd, Ex'or Of John Jackson, decd.