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VALUABLE AANpED tat AT

VALUABLE Ia NDED ESTATE
vEEsALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO DE ONE or THE
EEsT WHEAT AND TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS
an THE eeD DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, Cbeins Cour.
~ day. l shall offer for sale, Qf not privately disposed
Of before that time, the valuable plantation OF the late
Col. Joseph bragg, situated two miles from Amelia Court
House, at which place there is n depot Of the Richmond and
Danyile Railroad. and lying on both sides Of the BevlIs
Bridge and Court House road, on the south side OF which
Il the main tract, containing llGi acres, consisting OF
400 acres cleared HIGH LANDS.
well drained.
4lg acres ORIGINAL OAK y CEO ROwTH
1870 acres SECOND GtOWTu PINE.
All tue open land is well adapted TO the cultivation Of
Wheat. Tobacco, Corn and Oats, and well watereh.
The improvements consist Of Z good 0rerscers House,
with four rooms, Granary, Stables, 10 Negro Houses, aud
5 Tobacco Barns.
The other portion, lying on the Sorti side "f II" read,
contains T29 acres, consisting OF
80 acres OPEN LAND.
100 acres ORIGINAL GROWTH.
4l5 acres PINE LAND, with 4 Tobacco Earns, conre-
nently located and recently built.
AS to the health OF tins plantation and It's surrounding
State.
II desired, will sell the last named tract separately, and
also divide the first 10 sui; purchasers. The purchaser, or
purchasers, will be allowed to seed q crop of wheat inI,ne.
diateIy after the sale, and full possession will be given OH
the 9Th day of November next, at which time ] will sell a!
public auction all the ~perishabie property, Stock, Mules and
TiiREE Likely METHODS.
The terms for the Land will be: 0nc.fourth cash, the
remainder on a credit Of l " and . years, With Interest
added, with a deed Of trust on the properly to secure the
payment.
For the Negroes, 4 credit Of & months will be given, In.
terest added. For the ~prrishable property, stock, &c, in
all sums under $50, cash; over that amount, 6 months
credit, without interest, II actually paid.
To persons wishing to purchase, Sir. J. s. Noble, who re-
sides on the place, or DR.. Vim. J. CheatLam, who resides
near the Court House, will take pleasure In showing the
premises, or give any information respecting the property.
A plat OF the land can he seen In the Clerks Office at
Amelia Court House. JOS. Il. DUNN,
May S-cwtds Ex'or Of Jos. Bragg, deed.
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H0LSrON SPRINGS FOE SALE.

TEIlIE partnership existing between the undersigned be!ug
Il dissolved, they will offer this beautiful and very eligible
property for sale, at public auction, on FRIDAY, the 1%:h
day OF July, 1850, 10 continue from day 10 day.
This property Is exceedingly desirable. l: Hes imrnr.
diately on Iiolston river, "a fine stream for fish, in Scott
county, Va, 90 miles West from Bristol, It's depot on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, and within two miles Of Il
depo: on the Virginia and Kentucky railroad, now in pro.
cess OF construction, which will connect it with all the great
routes OF travel East, West and South. II consists OF about
200 acres Of river and upland-SU or 20 acres cleared, the
balance being well tlmhercd.
In the compass Of ten feet, and beautifully situated in
$50 feet Of the front Of the house, are these famous mineral
springs: Isl. The large Warm Spring, temp. G9A'. 2h.
Chalybcate. sd. White SulplIur-sald To possess all the
medical virtues Of the Grccnbrier White Sulphur.
The property Is highly improved. On IL Is u large and
very thoroughly built Hotel Of brick; ten Framed Cottages
In the yard, painted, lathed and plastered, with brick Chill
niles; q Latlhouse, ~ice.house. smoEc.hsuse, srring.house
wash.house, a large store house, large and conrnodious sta
BILE, garden, lots, orchards, &C., &c.
At the same time, will be sold all the personal property,
but not with the realty, consisting Of two fine new Pianos,
Furniture, md q great innny other household articles too
numerous 10 mention.
The TERMS Of sale Will he onr.half cash, the residue In
one and TWO years In equal instalmenis. Title periect-pos.
session given at sale. \ lien will be retained uRt'thc Iur.
chase money IS paid.
The scenery Is most enchanting, Gne rides and walks, line
streams, and the healthlest region in the world. supplies
excellent, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive hand. bills can he had by hpl'ication
to ". D. JONES, lIolston Springs, Scott county, Va, or /"
7. y. BAILEY, Swannanoa, Buncombe county, w.
WILLIAM D. JONES,
THOMAS d. BAILEY.
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MOST DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

ESURSCAST TO a decree ofthc Circuit Court OF Fluvannn,
L In order to distribution among the heirs, as Commits
sioner appointed by said Court. / will sell on the FEW
ESTiI DAY OF JUNE, 1861, az fair, II not, the next
fair day thereafter,D y on the Promises, TWO MOST VAL
UABLE AND DESIRABLE FARMS, Of about live hundred
acres each, situated In the Fork, in the county Of Fluvanna,
adjoining the lands Of James Gait, Samuel Petit and 9th.
ers. Both OF these farms. late the property Of Richard
Omohundrp, decd, are within about three miles Of Coum-
bla, and within two miles of the James river, and the same
distance from the Rivanna river, in what Is called the Fork
of FIuvauna, n region ofcountry celebrated for The ndmira-
BILE quality or The lands for producing Tobacco OF the rich
est and most approved flavor, always commanding the
highest price, and well suited for producing the heaviest
crops OF Corn, Wheat md Oats.
The farm called GALE HILL, the old mansion, has on Il
a handsome and ~commodiouS dwelling house, with all
proper out.buildlngs, cavrai%e house, Ice house, tobacco
barns, stables, &c.
The other called CHERRY GROVE, has 4 small.dxclling
and all necessary out-houscs upon II. Both are well diVi.
ded as to cleared and wood land; that unclenred heavily
,imbcrcd with oak and pine.
No situations can claim precedence over them In regard
to health and fine society, with churches in the immediate
vicinity. Both farms are we'll watered, and will he sold
separately or together TO suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE will be: One -'ourth cash; for the balance a
crodit of one two and three years will lie gi"cn, the pur'
chaserE giving bonds with approved security, bearing in
tercst from day Of sale, and the title retained till The pay
mGnt Of the last bond.
II further information is desired, letters addressed to the
undersigned, at Wilmington, fluvannn, will be promptly
attended 10.
Possession Of the dwelling house will be given on the day
of sale, apd OF the farm 50 far ~ necessary 10 prepare
for sowing wheM., ami full possession by the 18th Sepicn.
her. RICHARD 0~M0HuNDl;O.
Anrl l9-cwils4 Commissioner.
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DIED.

DIED, a. his reside c., In Charles C!'y county, or Tei7rs.
dag, 18Th lri: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CULEAAH, iG .e
4iih yeas Of h. a..
In The death ct Mr Coleman hi. family ard friends iE'-
tain a great l0ss lie "a, truly al l.one.t zap, o s.c:,.s
friend AID q Cti!..ia:.
Dr.. CHARLES KEAlTSlR, the d..tirrui he'd p~hii'!nE''.
died suddenly, ct his r-.itsuce II Np.'isAn'". : q
Monday last. lie waa sGIs,ei xi;h !:-4,r o. the Mari,
tive OF Hungary, ciucar-I In n: C.iTcr'iy OF tsh 'e
participated Ia the 20 iish rrvrlu:i":,. aud It It's r' e came
to .!Is country, arriving in 1874. Liz. mtny " hvr w.
prcp exile, OF rGrc -,Iou, h. d voted hiEi,eli 20 tc chiE
and 10 !s42 vas appointed pfofs'.1E Of M@avrn L'n 81, a.,
se-eral rrna:xalle sor.s on pt!lulosy, saa La Iss:uIsI
cItec,!Tely c. he SAFE subject
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IL.JaELE "a NJ ES RIVER FtAHM
AUCTION SALE OF JAMES MdVEit


A 6 Commissioner under a decree of Chesterfield Circai;
IA. Court, pronounced ut the May term, iSGh, in the Cham
Gerry suit Of Thomas =. Burgess VS.. ATchcrs htirS, ] shall
sell publicly, Mt Chesterfield Court House, on MONDAY,
the Ih day OF July next, itla, being cour; day. a Tract Of
Land belonging 10 the heirs Of tcicrlcld Archer, decd, lying
on James River, in Chesterfield county, adjoining the lands
Of. b. and Alexander Jones. about IS miles below Rich
mond, aud containing about $50 acrcs, only about 50 acres
OF which are cleared, the balance in original growth and
large second growth pines. About 100 acres OF this tract
are James River bottom, so acres OF second ow-rrounds,
Of great fertility, the balance high lands, easily cultivated
when cleared, and, by the use OF lime, rendered su.cepll-
Bile OF a high state Of Improvement.
This farm offers Inducements either to the farmer or 10
.hose DESTROYS to engage In thc wood and lumber business.
The society Of the neighborhood is elevated and moral, the
religious facilities considerable, the locality healthy, while
the convenience Of conveying 10y water carrias. all the pro.
ducts OF the farm or forest, make IL 4 desirable and seldom
offered opportunity TO invest.
Those !esirous of further Information can address me al
Chester rustonice, or call upon me, and l will with pleasure
show themth premises.
1EgMS.-So much cash as will pay expenses q suit ami
sale; the balance in equal instruments Of one ard two years,
the purchaser giving bonds. with good security, bearing III
tere,t from date, and the title withheld until the purchase
money shall have been paid.
Nav 1S-cwtGS WI. hNBElsS, Conf.
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EEEIEsMARE OF THE MEDICAL COL.
4 LEGE.-This Institution, situated AZ the corner Of Mar.
dation OF both WHITE PERSONS and NEGROES requiring
medical treatment.
Whife persons, who desire Il, can he furnished with
pRIVArE ROOMS, where they viii cnjoy every comfort
and convenience.
The accommodations for SLAVES, as heretofore, are am.
pie, and the attention OF owners OF negroes, both in the city
and country, Is again invited to the great advantages afford
ed by the Infirmary for the Medical and Surgical treatment
Of this class OF patients.
LYlNG.IN WOMEN nrc also received and carefully a.
tended TO.
All patients are under the care of the Professors Of the
College, who risi. the wards daily, aided BY an efficient
corps o: assistants. In cases OF difficulty, q consultation Of
the Professors is held, without extra charge to the pa
tient.
The charges for Medical Attendance, Board, Nursing and
Medicine are rs follows:
Whit. Persons ............ .......... SO per week.
in private rooms.......$i to SO
Slaves and other colorcd patients .........S5
f: less than q week, Except In private rooms) ~ per
day-provided that the aggregate shall not exceed the
charge for = full week.
For Surgical Operations, by agreement with the propri-
etors OF the Bellevue Hospital, q small extra charge will be
made, varying from Sc TO $40, according TO the difficulty
ind Importance OF the operation.
All charges payable on the removal Of the patient.
NO CASE OF SMALL PoX or any other Injections dis
ease, nor any case Of Insanity, will be admitted.
Attending PhySiciaus--l'rofessor TUCKER, CONWAY
and McCAW.
Attending su-geons-rrofessors GIBS0S, PETlcol.AS
and WEXFORD.
Resident physiclan-Dr. THO Ill HUNTER.
Steward-F. N. PARRISH.
President-Dr. l.. S. JOYNEs.
Persons In the country, DESTROYS Of sending patients TO
the 1uGrhary, may address the President, Steward, or any
ofthe Professors Of the College. Nay ,-dl0t&c2awlm
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,

FLAT KoCk FEMALE SEMINARY.
ffOE THE YEAR lS60-The FIRST session will Commence
l. on the Both January aud close June 10Th.
Terms rs for last year.
mteii notified OF the arrival OF students at Blacks and
whites, q suitable conveyance will be in readiness TO take
tneEi to my house. To give such notice, address Mrs. ANN
;okGAlN, Macfarland's, Lunenburg.
MY address is Richmond at this time.
Jan 2p-c.f mo ORGAN JR
INDEPENDENTS ACADkMN.
! Wiz trst session OF this School began on the 10Th OF Sep.
Il tembsr, 1859, and was successful.
The second session began on the Goth " February, 1860,
under fatteriug omens.
The third session will begin on the Sd OF September, 1SGN.
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES 80 to per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT Ian
GGAGES Sl5 CO per session.
BOARD SC per month. Address the Principal,
JAMES A. hartley, A. ~,
Eel, 9g-c!t Indeprndcncr, Grayson county, Va.
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~CNHVERS7TX OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF E9EG1S9A.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TaNIIE FACULTY will proceed, on the 5 h OF July next, to
4 appoint State Students to fiji 7acancies which will exist
at the clcsc Of the presen.. session in the following Districts:
/. Accomac and Northampton.
IL. City Of Norfolk.
". Isle of Wight, Nansemond and surry.
Y. hecklenburga and Charlotte.
NJ. Pittsylvara.
XII. Halifax.
XIII. Henry, Patrick md Franklin.
XIV. Bedford.
XVI. City Of Williamsburg, York, James City, Charles
City, New Kent. Elizabeth City and Warwick.
XVII. Hanover and Henrico.
|. XVIII. City OF Rlchnond.
XX. Richmond county, Lancaster, Northumberland
aad Wcstnoreiand.
MI. King and Queen, King William and Essex.
XIV. Fairfax and Alexandria.
XIV. Loudoun.
XVIII. Albenarle.
Xxx. Nelson. Anhnr.; and buckingham.
XSNI. Jefferson and Berkeley.
XXStII Frederick, Clarke and Warren.
SX&v. Rockingham and Pendleton.
NJ. Mercer. Monroe, Giles and Tazewen.
XII. Smyth, Wythc aud Washington.
SLIII. kanawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone, Wyoming,
Roane and Calhoun.
.XL1r. Grccnbrier. Fayetle, Nicholas, Pocahontas,
Raleigh, EraSton and Clay.
XIV. Mason, Jackson. Cabell, Wayne ad Writ.
XVII. We,zel. Marshall, Marion and Tyler.
KILN. Monongalis, Preston and Taylor.
l.. Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
snniications for appointment, accompanied By Il state
ment Of the age OF the applicant md the schools he may
wish to attend, and testimonials as to character, capacity
and pccuniar circumstances, should be addressed TO the
Chairman ard should reach the University by the 10Th OF
June.
The State student /, exempt from charges for matricula-
ton, tuition, room rem, aud u.s. OF the public buildings and
library; but is required to provide for his other expenses.
The term Of appointment Is for two years, and the eoldi-
zion that he sign a pledge 10 teach in some public or private
school In Virginia 70. two years after leaving the Cniver.
siiy. 8. MAUPIN,
Nav 11-r6v Chairman of the Encuitv
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SAMUEL ScHooLER, N. A..
Anrl ot-a1n. PRINCIPAL Edge Viii School.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

1910 WH1TE SULEE U8E SEl6ENNSs
G~REESBR1ER COUNTY, Va.
TyHIS long established Watering Place Will be opened for
the reception Of visitors on the 18th MAY.
MANY new aad important arrangements have been made
eforts viii be spared 10 make the guests comfortable.
DS' MORTON, President.
j. HUapHngys, General superintendent.
US J.
superintendent White Sulphur Springs.
April l6-3tswtIJuly 6reenoEier Coan'T, va
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Reception by Secretary Cass 70 'he 90"

WASHINGTON, May l9-rhs reception SiySa to The "a,
PahesG ~ Th. Lao.ne,s numbered fourteen. Among
s o:SsI el. snsn The Navy aud Army officers appeared IL tuI
Srrss. The for Ign nIs!,ts's snI Their III a.,aeass Se1s Pc e.
s:n.. with hundred, OF elegantly dressed ladies' we're
orassn,. a band Of music ealived the festlyit!es. The
p!esen.. arrived at 10 o'clock, and notwithstanding
;h.Ir usual grave appearance, :hey evidently we're delight.
sd With tho br.lla2! scene.
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r,.-., :, ,br 18Th in.,,a:. a, :ia-tlrrnc. the resi-.
a.ncs ~ ti- ui iir's !l:He., BY The Rev. Mr. u ,hlsl VI.
WSRrOT M,nfE c; .SI-raI iri4. To sh4s uuNOsELLE
yUSs Of Eapp.si.nocS caG"ty.
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AK THE MOST ELEVATED POINT IL TIE BEaGTI-
" FCL TOWN Of wARRENTON, TIE COUNTY SEAT
OF EACQulEE, VA, a GOTHIC COTTAGE OF EIGHT
ROOMS. FOUR On \ FLO0R.-This house is new, having
been built within he last five years, OF the best materials,
in the most substantial manner. Iris replete with every
convenience; the grounds, comprising eight acres, are d!"i-
ded into Il lava filled with IN abundance OF shade and fruit
trees; q very productive Garden, well stocked with fruit,
while the remainder Of the Land is well set with grass FOR
moving and pastur-witli = large and never failing Spring
Of good and soft water. The oUt.buildiHgs, consisting Of
Servants House and Kitchen, Meat House, Wood House,
lrivy, Stable and Carriage House, are also new and built
In tie best manner, Of corresponding architecture 10 the
dwelling. There is, Immediately along side til. house, d
large Cistern, capable Of containing lHU barrels Of water,
supplied with Il Force-lumP OF such power as to throw the
water over the house.
The ~salubrity Of this situation Is pre-eminent, standing rs
1, docs some 40 feet above tide.Yaier, with no low grounds
In its neighborhood. II IL entirely exempt from all causes
Of miasma,ic sickness. The views from this house are
most extensive and beautiful in every direction. The Blue
Ridge, foT many miles, Is In siGh;-the soriciy Of The town
and neighborhood is surpassrd-Churchcs OF all dcnomi-
nations, and good Schools for both SEXES, wish 4 daily conf
muaicaiiun with Alexandria and the .SoytlI on the one hand,
aud with Ilc!ltnond and the entire South and Southwest OF
the other, by means of Railroad. II offers 10 the gentle.
man or leisure, or tile professional nlau, 4 most desirable
residence. To the planter from the South, looking 10 q
home for the summer, with all the advantages OF smoun-
tuiu climate, with freedom from sickness. and the pleasures
Of ! cultivated society, IL has unexaiupled attractions. L.
is unnecessary 10 enlarge upon the advantages OF This !csi.
lcncc. for IL Is presumed that any one seeking srcll q home,
will visit and examine for himself. If desired, the furnt-
ture. most OF which Is new, and nl good, will also be dis.
posed OF, For terms, which will BE- made accommodating,
apply to WM. y. BlSPHAM,
April l0-c%m Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va.
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TO WOoD AND TIMBER GETTEKS

AND CAPliALlSIS.
TN execution OF the will Of the late 4. ". SclIouler, ESD,
r shall sell the tract Of Land in Spotsylvanla county,
iabou: 10 miles from Fredericksburg called POPLAR
NECK. II lies near the farms OF the late Maj. Chancellor,
DR.. Dowdall, and others, and contains ass; acres, nearly
ALI in timber. There Is m excellent orchard, but the build
Ines arc Inferior. The Fredericksburg and Enrdonsvtle
Railroad passes within I few yprds OF the dwelling, and the
place affords thousands or the very hest Gross ties and
'abunJapce of wood. There Is on the place, ITon Ore, in
abundance, and probably gold, and its proximity /" the Ca
tharinr Furnace, once 80 lucrative, Vastly increases Its
prospective value, should that furnace he again put. in
blast, as is most probable. A tract. so desirable Tor health.
fulness, GOOD neighborhood, convenience to market, and ye-
gctabie md mineral wealth, is rarely offered Tor sale.
Persons DESTROYS OF buying, can address me at Guineys
SiaMUEI. scHooLER, n. A..
April oa-clot Principal Edge Viii School.
N0TICE.-To the heirs OF the officers 10 Rhoun was
1N provided halfpay; also, widows, who were pei,SiGncu
under act OF February 3, 1858; also the Surviving enilu'en
OF those |ho served In the war Of the Revolution l y =
glad to hear FROM any person Interested.
The subscriber has formed q business connection Win .
well established and 40 able lawyer In Washington, VINO
has the evidence OF service OF all the officers anu most OF
the soldiers, WILL attend to the prosecution OF oil elalns ioF
pensions, arrears OF pensions, pay, ~half.pay, or money uue
from the United States. Also for bounty land.
No charge OF commission unless successful. Address
G. Il. PEAKE, Richmond, Va.
REyERgSCES:
Hon. i. 81. T. HUNTER. Unite States Senate.
7" VIZ. Smith,
MAY 1G-cow
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Aitbu}ouo Enquirer,

DY Richie, D~USSAvANT, TYLEl { WISE.
TUESDAY MORNING., MAY 22, 1850.
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CONTRACT

NVNAC
FOR TIE SUPPLY OF COAL FOR UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, SESSION 1SG0-6l.
PROPOSALS will be received till the 10th day OF June
l. next for the supply Of Anthracite and best selected
CLOVER HILL COAL, for the Students o! the University
and the Public Eulldinss-the coni to BIZ delivered 1t the
Dornitorles OF the Students and at the Public Buildings. 4
yard will be furnished for the deposi; of the coal immediate.
~ on the line OF the Central Railroad.
At the same time proposals. will be received for tho sup
py of KISDLIN 7 WOOD.
Specific Information In the premises will be given, hy mp.
LEGATION to the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the privilege OF rejecting any
one or nil the bids. ROBT. Il. Pi;ENTIS, Rector,
University Of Virginia.
. "A. no,., Nav 10 1SE0- YtauYI0 Iuoa
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T.T,TARLE FARM FOR SILE.

r OFFER for sale privately my farm, "Ielle Mont, lying
In the county OF King and Queen, near the lourishinS
village OF Stevensrille, aud Eve miles from the Court House.
Growth OF corn, oats, wiea. and tobaeco-s well supplied
With timber, q large portion of which Is near the Mattaponi
rivera good dwelling. / rooms, and an office In the yard;
aI necessary servants houses, 10 good conditions; large
barns and stables, all new. 1t Is deemed unnecessary to
mention the many advantages possessed by the above !arm
in point Of produetiveness, location, health, Sc., &c, as
ami ne for themselves. For further particulars, Apply 10
"" VI. I. TODD,
March s-tf stevensvillc p. o., King and Queer.
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AUCTION SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND 4:

HANOVER COUNTY.
ID y virtue Of a deer &C OF the Circuit Court Of the county
- Of Hanover, on the 10Th dag OF March, 1860, in the
suit Of Meredith and Gls., Va. Taley, trustee and als., !
shall, as special commissioner appointed for that purpose,
proceed 10 sell on the premises, on TUESDAY, TIE 10TH
DAY OF MAY, 1850, if fair, II not, the next fair day
thereafter, the tract OF land In the bill mentioned. contain.
Ing Que hundred and twenty-five acres. Il Is within ~
miles of Atlee's Station OIL the Virginia Central Railroad,
about nine miles from Richmond, and about eigh; miles from
Hanover Court House, In Il very desirable and healthy
neighborhood. 1t has upon 1t n comfortable frame dwelling,
recently repaired, and out.houses sufficient for q farm OF
Its size. The land is in IN improving condition, AMI could
be made valuable for marketing purposes.
TIE TERMS will be cnsh ms to so much rs Will he nrcessa-
ry 10 pay the expenses Of the sale and costs OF suit; The
balance upon q credit OF q, Il and IS months; inc Iuf-
chaser executing three bonds, with approved security, to
carry interest from date, and title retained until the Court
directs a deed. BILLY w. IALLhi,
May l-cils speclaI CoGlHaasloheF.
-1V1LUaBEE IAN ES EfEyER FARM
FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale, privately, "Elk I'LL.
This place, situated about ~ miles above Richmond,
on the canal, contains 200 acres Of land-abuut COO of
which arc In cultivation, 26l olthe finest river los grounds.
The rest OF the land In cultivation IL high land, amt in the
highest state Of Improvement. The land not In cultivation
Is generally well wooded. The improvements are Of the
hes: kind. L. HARRISON.
Ton rpu p q Eluynnna county. Va. MAY lS--ctf