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THE ISSUES.

Senator Wade, of Ohio, in the exciting de-
bate of Friday night, of which we insert brief
sketch, very tersely stated the watchwords of
the two great parties of the country. They are,
land for the landless, and niggers for the mig
gerless." Mr.. Toombs, as the representative Of
the naughty Slavery oligarchy, expressed great
contempt for the q ack-landers," while he is
willing to expend hundreds of millions in the
acquisition of more slaves and slave territory.
Let the issues be accepted, and let the watch
words pass round
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MILLIONS FOR CORRUPTION AND SLAVERY,
NOT CENT FOR EDUCATION-The President,
who proposes to take the purse and the sword
into his own hands, free from the control OF
Congress, and who superintends the business
of Office brokerage, is suddenly seized with an
other grippe of economy and constitutional con-
striction. He has vetoed the bill donating
public lands for the endowment of agricultural
colleges. He wants the money for which the
lands may sell, in order to wage war upon Spain,
Mexico, and Central America, as well as to in
vest in his grand thirty million corruption
fund and, with such statesmanlike ends in
view, he has no patience with measures of a
purely elevating and national character. If
the Morrill, bill could in any way be shown
to be sectional and Pro-Slavery in its charac-
ter, all its Objectionable features would at once
vanish
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WASHINGTON, D. G.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1859.

All nev subscribers will receive the Era
from the lst of January, unless otherwise re-
qnested.
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The following gentlemen accredited agents for the
Sra: G. w. Light, Boston, Mass. J. A. Innis, Salem,
sIass Thomas Wheeler, Cincinnati, Ohio L. T. Park,
Mount Union, Ohio.
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ed for the island to liberate every negro on it.
By all means, the laws and treaties must be
faithfully executed. There will be no neces-
sity for consulting the fraudulent registries and
other pretended evidences of Freedom and
Slavery 1t will be all sufficient to take the
Pros Slavery authorities quoted by Mr.. Benja-
min, and, in the name of justice and humanity,
abolish the last remnant of the infamous slave
coda
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EMessrs Pe,dngIll q Co., s. b. Miles, and Joy, Coe, a
Co. are our authorized advertising agents for Boston,
Kew York, and Philadelphia
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The Richmond Enquirer says that Mr.. Bu-
chanan was pioneered into the Presidency
through the previous success of Governor
Wise"
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If then, we can have Cuba only on the term
Of taking her as free State, with free-negr
population of at least 100000, we repeat 1t, W
believe, in all sincerity, that $l20,0OO,OOo ma
be much more pro6tably invested than in tn
purchase of the island.-RichD'ond Va.) FL
Quirer. 4al
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%BLOOMIMGDALE FOR SALE.

HNll!S mos; valuable ai"l desirable farm IVES advertise,
Il by me for sale some years since. but The sale wa, then
postponed. ! now oIcr II again .or sale. l. contains, by
\ recent survey and plat, 49,. acres TIE soil Is oi the
best quality, being OF 1 deep rei co,Cr, wish ! considerable
.nicriEiN;urc Of ChocClat. gravel.
Two fields, are now well ia.eniH Clover, two are In Corn,
aud one, fallov, we!ltaken In Grass. The fencing Is In good
condition. The place Is perfectly healthy and ell wa.ered,
and the title u perfect. There i, on the farm 4 nice two
story Dwelling house, well calculated for a srlall family,
erected about hHern years a:O, and now In good repair,
situated on "a beautiful cn!neG,ce. about midway between
the Rapid sun River. which 1, the boundary on the
northern side ii the farm and Blue Run. ~tosether with
Tie u,uai our.iou,c-. There are Frui, Trees o. good
varieties. but nOssDa q large -cale. The Woodland on
the place Is considered sufficient, but IL the purchaser
thinA, Otherwise, upwards Of thirty acres can be obtained Of
thu subscriber, " al ~;iiahercd. within Two mile, Of the farm,
on III" macaiamiscdr road. and upward. Of Twenty Acres
o!S,u;h.a 49,: mountain LARD, three nile, %, ca the SAFE
rD.i.
H. farm lie- In Orange COUNTY, near the Liberty Mills,
sven miles irom. tivrdon,yil-. the junction. Of the Central
anl the Orange and Alexandra Railroads, and ELK mile,
FROM orange {. H., where there t., 4 depot Of the Orange,
aud ArNau'rii Railroad. The macadamizri and plank
Road PASS lItou-h the land, one going to GOri0as,.ie
IL" o'lcr :, the Cour, House, but they are I1tin!u:!og, 20
Tie l,.! ,;Lcr the Encouragement, OF the telj-.
| n.s o:ieri, at private saic, un,ilt the 18th day Of AueG,,
nest, %! "iicli ,!,y. q. not previously sold, OF which dg- no.
lice wAl br gwen !; vii! he offered ~ the highest bidder, a,
pIb!ic auction on the premises.
Mrs.. II. Barbour. who resides on ;hc land. will take pleas.
urrin hayin:t The land shown 10 any Que DESTROYS Of seeing:
Ny los, OiLcc, Is Somerset, Orange county, Va.
Jan. i3-ctis FRANCES 7. BARBOUR.
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DESIRABLE FARM ~ CHARLOTTE

- 'rf"'
nIliE ,~ub.cribcr wishing 10 remove TO Florida or Texas
4 81 account of III, health. J., DESTROYS ~ selling imnc
diately, IL H. can, The Farm upon which he how resides
lying in the lower end o. Charlotte county. Virginia, on
both .i1cs Of Big i;luesionr Greek. and adjoining the lands
Q! \. g.. JeCr--,, II. I. Jeifrr,s, WIN. l!,skins and other,
ten miles south q: Roanoke Depot. on ;hc R!chmond and
Danyl!lc Railroad, and Twelve mile, from the town vi
CllFhsNilic. The tract contain, between $50 an! i.o-
Acr.,--,|0 OF which Is In original .or--. aud pine-, heavily
t;m'rreI, and Of iir,tra.e quality. Two hundred acre, Ia
los ground branch hats. and highly Improved lot. .! ua'
'rri'a-'rl fertility, the remainder IN a good state OF cul'!sa'
ton. hislly susceptible 81 Improvement. Tn. land Is level,
highly productive, ani lies remarkably wei! for cultivation.
l:!s divided .ut"ipur field. each runa!nI o. 10 ;he housc,
and through r,ch III which run, 4 large branch. There are
UPON Il fourteen neverfail:ns Springs, which are Unaffected
lv any drought.
The location Is very handsome. AMI. with some ,lisl; ir
rrov,mrnt-, nigh; be made one nf the most beautiful and
de-iratl- residences IN t",trrn Virginia.
The nci:thCrireoLI I. InrlusllrI by any IN the State. and
on.r. every social Internationally being refined am.
cultivated, Clurct.., al iiirrcu; denominations, Io.t OH
ccs. stores. MNl,. BlacksIrith'- shops, &c, all very COVE
meat, The improvements consist Of 4 Large and C0nmo-
iinu- Dwelling House, with nine rooms. Kitchen, Meat
House, Poultry House. ~lcc.hUu.-, Negro Cabins, Carrisg-
IIoG.-, Wagon She'd. L large Granriy. With Feed Rooms.
Stables Tor Ten Horses. Corn Crit, Proycrdcr House. Gov
Sh.,-. Ux STALL. Five Large Barns, aad OSersrers House.
with four rooms, and cIt-liou,-s A. 4 convenient. distance.
II Is seldom that property combining In such l degree. the
many advantages Of a healthful and desirable location and
good Improvements j. offered ia :larSct.
To any person wishing 10 ,nI'" 3 profitable investment,
such Az opportunity may rn, a,Lin prcs.n; itself for years.
III. presumed that an. person desiring 10 ~purcbss. vii;
Examine for themselves, and am willing Tor the growing
crops 10 show for ,hcm,rlyc-. Bat ! will say that have
40, sought 10 pun. bu, simply 10 call attention 10 the place.
Ifuo, sold privately before the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
iuGl>T. ! shall, on tina, day, oser Il at public sale, upon
he premises.
The subscriber vii ,aLc pleasure In showing the place.
AMI lis carril. &" viii convey fren and 10 Roanoke Depot,
any person wishing 20 examine il. Any and all persons al
a distance who with To be met at the above place, vii!
pleas. write 10 me ,ciie SIX or eight days IN advance o!;hs
WILLIAM Z. MORGAN,
Red OAK Grove Post once,
r.... ., .oIp, Y a
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FROM WASHINGTON

W,sHNeroN, Aug. ll.-fhe Kailroad Com
.rcca assembled here to-day. All the roads
,lc Southwestern route from Washington to
~, orleans are represented. The Conven-
organized by the election al }. Z. Nc
81. ii Virginia, chairman. Tire delegates
-,.en. about $50. c"u ,a,iroad capital.
o5ec: Of the Conyea,irn i, to make Il joint
,or transporting the great Southern Mail
- The advertisement, for service from PMt-
ri 10 New Orleans, commencing the lst
Ilalary next; also TO facilitate the pas
ne. and freight arrangements. Delegates
...-,>ent ,ha, the gaps on the line in Virginia
II Mississippi will he fully completed By that
, aud t,aer are confident that tine ma;lcan
-riei in Washington to New Orleans
e., ...v. nal. DAYS. -.
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ATCTlON SALES.
By JAMES VI. TAYLOR & son, AUCTs.
sALEOFAvALUABL TRAGIC LAND

~ llE UlNl1 Vr lENhliOs
s SPECIAL COMMISSIONER. appointed by the Cir.
IA cult Court OF the county Of He!r!co, by 4 decree en-.
Tered IN the case VI Cot;rvlrs Guardian " C0,,ryil and
9,hsrs. on the 18Th day OF July, i>.?. ! hail proceed, en-
lStspAi The itih day c; August, 1859. a; y O'Clock, TO
+"ha public auction, on the premises, TIE Tract o: LAID
VI th- proceedings mentioned.
This Tract Of Land l!s hear ;ie TLr.c Chopped Road.
HDost hshe ni'ies West OF Richmond. smi atjo.us the laa:s
VI hessEs Charles COiirrll, William l. Harms and Others.
Hcoh'aiAs between two hundred aui rty and three hum
GREG acres one hundred and a'ty Of which are arabic land,
anu u remainder ATE ia wood aud timber. 1hir,y acre, u
TIE Cleared iAHi are creek bottom and q tine quality Ff.
teen acres Rave been recently cleared. and are IN good
condition for cultivation. Th- remainder of "a. ara.
BILE laad Is, for the most past, cf good quality. and a por.
ton OF 1t we'll set in clover.
The building, are a moderate sized dwelling house. L!,ch.
en-, Office, carriage house, corn house, oyel.cer'. aou,r a..
house. &c.
The building are rogiewha. OF, Of repair bu, With , snail
outlay could be but In good condition. Their are ,n,-s
never failing streams running through the place. m, F.rrl
Is regarded by those who have known il Tor years. a.i arl.
as an excellent and desirable place. 4 plat and survey OF
the land can be seen at the office Of the Auc,ioneers.
TERMS-oEe.h!h cash: Tie halaace IN four equal IN.
stalacnt,, ~ one. two. three and four years. from the Day
Of sale, with the interest upon The deferred payment. psy..
bic annually. the purchaser executing bonds with ssiI.lac.
tory security for the deferred pay men's and TILE retained
Until the purchase uca-y Is paid and a conveyance d.
rected by the Court. WI. II. LYONS, Ccm'r.
Jas. ". T,YLoE L SOS, Agc.ioaec-s.
InN< IL
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Ut LANV IN IUIISN NUONII.
DCRSuANTto r decree Of the Circuit, Court Of Louisa
county, rendered a. the last term thereof, in the sui,
az Miln-r, guardian, &c, W. Millners and Others, the under
signed, Ms special commissioner, appointed by said decree
for the purpose, will. on TUESDAY, TIE TWENTIETH OF
: SEPTEMBER, l.j9. in iron, OF Mr.. J. c. Co;nmack', tavern,
, a. Louisa Court House, proceed 10 sell, a. public auction,
to the highest; bidder, .ic tract o! land mentioned In The
bin aud proceedings.
Tt" aid tract contains :9>i% acres. and lies in Louisa
! county. IN the Three.Choppri road, near lric1s Old Ia
..ru. and about twenty-five miles below the town 81 Char
o;tr., lie-is Of good quality and a large portion In woodi
81 original growth, well timbercl. Mr.. George ". Christ
ma, who resides near the land, will take pleasure In show
iEs II 20 any one wishing to buy. .
TEgps-As much Of the purchase money In cash, az will
he necessary to pay The cost Of suit and expenses Of sale,
the balance in three equal in,talinent-, with credits Of one,
! two aud three years. hearing interest from day OF sale
the purchaser glvin: bond with good security, and title
Withheld Until al the money j. paid.
TlTOS. +. ATKINSON. Comrir.
n.,,ir, 1, lr-r,, ,-rvIw
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AUCTION SALES.
GGDDIN Il APPERSON. AUCT,s

FARM, CALLED LOCUST
EicmNh ~ hENRlCO COUNTY, Ten MILES BELOW
uiVNp NEAR To AND IN PULL VIEW uf
Sais ny R: CONTAINING 337 IL ACErS. r4i
4 : \. aequssl 81 Mr. Garland iIaue., "a, v!o roa,r...
- pia'es 'stnoslhg near Richmond. We shall Z "a. r4:.l,-
ageii9h, on me premises, on THURSDAY. TuF Isl SIP.
iLhnti' -, az = O'Clock, ". IL .Ar, Z No.. BE- ..s. lair
Locus! I'LL, containing by recent .cr.~y 81. acres. i.
aud also the lands OF Nr. Henry Cox. sr " n ,mnn.
ani Mrs. Grover. The buildings on the place are compar.
aiively new, having been erected within the ns,, ,xppx.
year.. and embrace such as are usually found on an ,,,a,r
Of iha, size; and as TO the dwelling, IL Is not only 81 cnn.
modiVus, but is In good order. There are abou, l0 ucr,. Of
cleared land. the balance for the most part Is heavily coyrr.
cd with superior Pine Wood and some excelen, hear,
timber. The quality OF the land Is equal to that In the vi.
entity. The place is no. only very healthy, but IS rcmarka.
hly we'll wstercd, having springs convenient 10 every Geld.
The neighborhood is cqnsl 10 any in the county. Aiurther
description IL deemed useless, because II is supposed iha,
those wishing TO purchase will peter 20 examine toe premi
SEES, and all such are respectfully requested 10 call on Nj
llanes. ~(residing on the fa.Gi.D who Sll take pleasure IL
showing the same.
TraNs-On-.,hiri cash. balance at one and two years. FOL
bcui. bearing Interest, she SAID iu;errs; payable half year
Is .-curcdby a trust deed.
Jliy aD-cYtis GOBLIN ( ApPE,SOS. Auct'rs.
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ms. -,
po,rJ inrlu,Iin. washing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 ~,
This Academy has been in active operation since i,'I. II
/. under the control OF a Board of fourteen Trustees. lhc
system Of instruction is thorough aud extensive. and set.
lecteL by the study OF the beet Text Books, Conversation
and Lectures, with experimental Illustrations In the Natural
Sciences The discipline il parental. The aim Of the Teach
es is, not only to impar. Information. but 10 develop, rx'
pand and disciplin. allthe powers Of the mind. to refine The
srnslbilitirs. polish the manners, form correct habits Of
thought and action, instil proper principles OF action. ana
educate the affections; so as to tram a child TO Act faithful
Is, honorably, and happily, her part in that rtate OF HE 10
which Providence may place her. The success OF the ieach'
.r, in their aim. during the last nineteen years, under the
present Principal, Is evident, from the hiRh position OF the
pupils for character, refinement, and intelligence. IN te
course Of Instruction., particular attention Is Ia'd 70 gu,
own language, 70 that a child may icarh 10 rea'' WING '"'
converse properly.
Tn. Natural Sciences, 20 essential 20 the finished eit-
| cation Of a lady. receive prominent, attention; ihrse
are 30 well adapted To- teach a MID = n.ns .a
| herself, and to think carefully and correctly, TO secure a
.rIri, Of observation and inquiry, 10 give a desire Tor ihio.'
nation and a love for study, and &" count.rset IN. perm.
! ciou. influence Of the exciting and demoraak'nB literature
so constantly thrown In the way oil Tie young, INA. they
! should form a constant branch ~ Academic learning
Conne ted with ,hi. Academy is an extensive CHEMICAL
| LABOR AToRY AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPAkATLS.-
Lecture, with Ex perimrnis will be frequently given 10 i'm
mari instruction in these Sciences. The other departments
pertaining to a complete Female Education will be under
The constant supervision OF the Principal.
The Boarding Department Of the Principal IL Conducted
| on the family plan. 80 that the pupil shall be deprived. a.
little a. possible, OF the influence OF the home circle. The
nIyh, study Is under the supervision OF one OF the Teacher.
by whom also the boari-rs are attended In their visits 10
the stores, and 10 suitable public Lectures in town. They
attend church with the family, are not allowed to receiy'
the special attentions nj young men, nor to spend the nigh
out OF the house unless called for by the parent. The prin
cipsl, knowing 'ha, the training OF youth Tor eternity, OF
the Bible plan, is the surest training for usefulness, honc'
and happiness in this world, ende4vors to have all h'
family arrangeurntsi In accordance.
The Location OF the Academy in a healthy and seees
sible town, and i good corps Of Teachers give assurancet
Parents and Guardians, that their daughter, II sent heie
will have al opportunity for gaining a thorough an' '''e
matte Education.
~ Further Information can be obtained on aPpnea'i0i
70 the Principal.
psu1Iie, Va, July le, ls'9.-eira
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

,,>clyyArl, Aug. ll.-Thc liquor store Of
.,r'e \ Co., was burnt this morning. The
i, 100000. The insurance amounts to
.Mau1' 5. y. Pixies liquor store was par
Y burnt, with a loss of $50, ooO-the insu-
,~tr on which is 500 00. Breed & Co.'S
,,.,c burial case rooms were burnt. Their
nh.nt $40 600.
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OLD DONINON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER nr FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,

TNHlS School .or YOUNG LADIES viii OPEN or the J., o
j. October, l-:H, and close on the :nth oi June, l>f'. IT,,
course 81 study VII iicIude all tie brancle. essential 10 n
rUIap!ri. and polished education, and every facility
afforded Tor thorough instruction In each. TIE Pr.n, iItl
VIII lie assisted h. an able ani efficient rprps "f i.schcis,
an,onc whom are Rev. Leo. EOsscr, b. H., Teacher 81 Mora!
Painting. pr. I;rctirr, German; Mi,.c- u. l.. Carter aud
A. B.. DrlaJinnc for the Engli-h Department. 0'A.r teach.
crs of rGlinrn; ability viii ir secured By tie opening II the
Session. For terms aaI other information concerning tie
school, sec Circular, OF address 7. l.. GALLEIiEI;.
Principal. Richmond. Va.
I:rflEEScEs-I.ry H. :. Dogg.t,, ID. b.. Few. VIM. n.
wh--lSriyh;, Rev. James 4. duncan. Rev. v. ". Il, nnrii.
DR.. Tho,. Pollard, Robert RIlgway, E.q., y. \. Sturlivan',
Rev. T.. !. Wiley, President Il 3. and II. College, Va.
lri. i.-rfr,
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I.1EsT NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
lqFc.. W.. lS9 Eaia Street. Richmond, "
c.p,rfrn FOX TUE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
yEJM THE IsrHMUs, 90.

vsw YoKS, Aug. 1.-The steamship North
;.,- from Aspinwall, with dates to the Sd Of
,~s,st, arrived here to-day.
n. excitement on the lsthmus, relative 10
~ treasures found in the Indian mounds WAS
wing out. ,a,;,,,u,
,,.rna on the Esd July. The Liberal party
.-SS,anced against the Government AMI ar'
ned Ex-Governor Juan Jose Nicto, proyi-
- ruler.
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

y. Yogs. .Auc. ll.-StockS are dull. Flour
:cc..aci 10 10 10 cts; Southern ST goa %.
Agss, j, Gliet: choice white 81 4S, red 81 10.
m : buoyant; mixed soc, white Sic. yellow
~ Beef, h>avy; Mess Seall. Pork is lower;
Slual.. Sugar IS heavy; MuScoyado
..,ts. Coffee i b~uoyant at lo!sl2sc. Tur-
,..y : lazy :; i3.+sc RoSin and Rice are
r,..loA.. August ll.-Fiour is dull and
.a~lJwnEar. rcrdtnc,; Howard Street and
Ja, ...i Al - 31a . 30. Wheat 8 10 . cents
yr c.::cs :a1sing i:omSl - TO | %. Corn
,,rl dull. While and yellow Faro cts. Pro-
.,.s are unchanged. Whi-hcy &c. Coffee is
an nin lu,al2.
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SCHOOLS AND
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

III SIAUNIUN, Va.
JOHN r.. TINSLET. Principal.
IINHE next Session Of this Institution will ronIGencc on
L Monday, the 10Th day Of Sep:.ml er, $50, and clcsc OIL
The last week In June following.
Ample Arrangements !asr orrn made FOR . thorough sya'
TEN Of education. The Coarse .. study Is comprehensive
aud practical, embracing all the branches, useful and orna
mental, usually taught in female schools Of the highest
grade. The several departments are hlled by competent
and experienced assistants. The public rooms have been
recently supplied with Maps and Charts, o: the Ia'cSt c"r''
struciOn, aud Tire Philosophical and Chemical apparatus
enlarged ut a heavy expense.
II Is the purpose nj the Trustees 10 avail themselves"
all the educational improvements Of the day, aud TO place
their Institution upon such Il basis that il wil furnish AZ
vAntagcs for an accomplished female education, equal 10
any that may be obtained elsewhere.
Circulars, giving additional information, will be sem: upon
application 10 the Principal. Aug l2-cG'
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SALE OF VALUABLE LAND, STEAM

DURSJANT 20 the provisions contained In two deed' 81
conveyance, one from John ". Scott ana Gao!ielia, ms
wifr. III. other from Francis ". Scott. both bearing date
I'D December, Isj6, and recorded IN the Clerks once OF
the county o. King and Queen. the undersigned. trustee IN
proc.-d 10 sell at public auction at Ayle,ts. In the county
Of King William, on FRIDAY THE 10TH DAY or SEP,
TEMPER, a tract OF land containing One Hundred anu
Twenty Acres and \ fraction, situated on the Maitaponl
rive. in Ming and Queen county, about a nile and a hah
from .Ayle,;'.. Th!, iant Is o! superior quality, ant mostly
In original erosih, AMI has upon Il a neat and coH'oT'anIe
Iu.liiny house recently erected. There Is also upon the
land a steam Engine 0! twenty.four horse power, oil excel
lent make Md IN perfect repair, and no" attachcd 10 q
r,t.Iy or with the land. ss may be determined On the day
OF al. III. terms VII he very accommodating and made
rro.,, =. II IN. d,y Of sale. Mr.. Vim. o.. Laid. at Aylett's,
will take pleasure In showing the premises or In giving any
~uforma,ion In regard thereto.
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July I-ttls Ut. {. FKANLIsIO'J
LASD AND REsIDENCE IN PRINCE ED

NA.D COUNTY FOX SNLF- -,
IN pursuance OF the will Of the late Wyatt Whitehead, i
i oL.r for sale iha; comrac, little farm and desirable re-
,idencc AZ present occupied r Mr.. Jas. "hstrhrah' on ,e
water, Of spring Creek, about {, miles west y! Prince Id
ward Court house. adjoining III" lands OF u. :. Harper,
Thos. Tredway. Ja-. Cohbs. ksdrs., and others, and contain
in: I;u Acrer, with a fair proportion Of Wood and Tat land
II i. well adapted TO the growth Of all The staple produces
OF this region Of country, I, ia 4 good neishbor!!ood, has a
a good ,yo.story dwelling aad al! necessary. outiiousrs,
aud /, in all respects II desirable fara aud residence.
The spring Cre=k land, are esteemed among The best ID
the county. especially FOR Tobacco.
viii .cIl this tract Of land at public auction, a: Prince
Edward Courthouse (n !rcu, Of the house, on MON
DAY, TIL: ETH DAY OF AUGUST next chat being court
dayl at IL O'Clock. VI.
Person, desiring to purchase are particularly invited "a
examine il for themselves. prior 10 iie day Of SAL. VT
Jas. Whitehead, residing on the premises. or Mr. Jas. L.
Whitehead, or the subscriber, residing IL few miles distant
will take pleasure In showing IL.
Thc purchaser will have the liberty OF seeding 4 crop OF
wheat this fall, and full possession At end oil the year.
TERMS :-Onriaird cash; the balance IN Two eiuss ahhua
rayrleuts bearing interest from date, bonds win soodsefu
;iiy and title retained ill purchase money Is PAID.
A. u. DICKINSON, Executor
,.,.n- ~ of ~ whitehead deed.