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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

ON RyvARD-LOsv AT THE FAIR or ~ GA.
plU knels cburrh 10 thirty sxh street The svennS
q the Hn n ovsmbev vur Cape, suopo~cf " b taken
By MISTAKE III thanks ~ the and he Save vsrd
VII be psd for ne return ~ the 70 hrs n q. ssss
Ne las Ras Thru .Hfth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
Pennsylvania Politics.

\ DENocRArlc UNION TlcHEr.-The Penn
~sylvaliia Democratic State committee. which
met on Thursday, ut CycSSon, was largely at
tended. The replies of the electors to the
proposition that they should. vote for Douglas
if the vote Of Pennsylvania wuald elect him,
and If it would not elect him, but would elect
Breckenridge, then the vote Should bc given Tor
the latter, were discussed. The friends ot
Douglas on the present electoral ticket replying
in the negative numbered nine, and the friends
Of Mr.. Breckenridge replying in the attirma-
tive numbered sixteen, while one replied IN
the negative, and another refused to answer
After much Intellectual debate and several c-
forts to adjourn, the committee finally adopted
| a resolution nearly rs follows:
Resolved, That the Democratic electoral
| ticket be headed with the name of Douglas or
| Breckenridge rs eiector at large, and that III
the event OF success Of said ticket, il the great.
er number of said votes shall have been cast
for Douglas. then the "otc Of the State shall BIZ
cast for Douglas and johnson; but if for
Breckenridge, then l'reckinridge and Lane
shall receive the electoral vote for President
and Vice President; and if the vote Of Penn
S~ylrania cannot elect the candidate who re-
ceiveS the majority of votes, and can elect any
one WHO Clal!tS u DC i DcHoClal, llcH INC
vote Shull be given for that man. And if the
vote Of the State cannot elect either of the De-
mocratic candidates, or any democrat who
shall have been voted for in the State, then
shall the electoral vote be given to the Demo
crat WHO receives the majority Of the Demo
cratic votes Of Pennsylvania
The president OF the committee was then
requested to obtain from each Of the electors a
pledge Of acqu;cSccnce 10 the foregoing reSolu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
M O,

CT q.
I9lliE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING 0MPAN
4 Of Richmond announce to the public tina, they are now
preparing Machinery for the Manipulation Of Fertilizers,
and will he In readiness to supply farmers and others win
their product in time for fall seeding.
The Increasing demand for prepared manures rs q sunsti'
tute for native tinano. which will possess NIL the combina'
tions necessary - produce good crops, AMI VIII, at the
same time, improve The sil permanently, Is a dtsidsrdtnm
which his Company will endravor TO supply. The native
Guam, II l. affirmed, by constantly Increasing testimony,
cannot perform this, while experiments, with reliable mix
lures. ARE constantly produced 10 show the superior advan'
tagc Of their use.
RING COMPANY have established a Board OF Directors,
whose duty IL will he 20 consult the best authorities and pro.
cure the uiost valuable materials for the preparation OF 81
their Few Fertilizers, the price OF which, when prepared,
will also be fixed by this Board.
The Company have a lnrsc water power for is purposes,
lately secured unler the most favorable circumstances, eila-
bling them 10 carry On The business on Il very large scale,
surcd Of getting Il pure article 1T Il moderate price.
fall seeding, are requested TO send in their orders ns ear
~ rs praciichhlc. that time may be Afforded to sup.
ply the den:aid. Forth present, the Company oner but
MAEUEES FOR TOBACCO, OATS, CORN, &c,
Will, n% PREPARED ~ THEIR Due SEASON.
The io1o"iIs nlned gentlemen compose the Hoard 81 III
JoiiN L. BACON, Of Messrs. Bacon L Baskerville:
LEWIS WEBB, of Mrssrs. l.. Webb and j. G. Wade.
II nS. X. PRICE. Of Messrs Thos. i. Price & Co.
DIT WILLIAMS, Of Messrs. b. Williams / Hicks.
TI2S. W. MrcASCE, Of Messrs. Dunlop, MoGcure 4 Co.
I'D. WORKMAN, of M.ssr.. Ed. wor,hnnl.& Co.
II. l.. KENT, Of Messrs. Kent, Paine & Co.
Wv: GwATlIMEr, Of Messrs. ". 4 G. Gwnshmey.
J0uN COOKER. Of Mcssrs. Green & IIobson.
ABEAM WARWICK, Of the GalIcgn Mills.
WM. ID. GIBSON, Curfnission Merchant.
ALEA: GARRETT, Commission Merchant.
GEO. L. DAESEY. Professor Richmond College.
sc Orders for the article should be addressed 10 The
Commission Merchants generally, Of Richmond, orto
&. Il. BENTLEY
kr,,, T, ,hn Ifunu.uy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF -FOUR HUN.

DRIED AND THIRTEEN AND HALF ACRES, CALLED
"c;ANEY ISLAND" Is SOY COUNTY, Of THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, ADJOINING AT
LEES STATION. NINE MlLESFEUM RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.
= the rrques: OF Mr.. WIN. II. Vaughan, We shall sell, at
"A. public auction, On the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE .iD AUGUST, lsGu, at ]. O'Clock, W., IL fair, II not,
III. next fair day, thu valuable farm located as above. on
which he now resides. The tract contains il3H acres, Of
which about 80 acres are cleared, and the remainder Is
covered with wood and timber, SEINE OF which Is the fines,
ChicsalIouiny Oak, Ash, Nipple, &c. The soil Is as good as
the Cl;cka!ominy lands generally.
Tie improvements consist OF Il dwelling containing seven
ROOMS. and all The usual ou:-lorses, such as kitchen, quar-.
ters, barn, stable, &C. In front o! the dwelling there Is q
grove OF beautiful oaks, thus giving to It q handsome mp.
irarance from The Railroad, from which II Is dIstan; about
BOO yards. \ furthe. description Is deemed unnecessary,
rs il is presumed that those disposed TO purchase will view
the place, which will be shown TO them by Mr.. Vaughan, re.
siding on the premises. This land aJjoIns, on the one side,
Mr.. 4. i. Undertake, and Oh the other Sr. Nathan u.
Clarke.
TEHns-Oncforrih cash, balance a: one. two ard three
years for bonds, Interest payable half yearly ,ecured by 4
trust deed. Possession partially given in time 10 seed
Whca; and full Possession given by the 10Th OF November
next. GODUlS 4 APPE.SOS,
Arg t--c.lS SucfInn.ar,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
AMERICAN 4

FELL. H.. ca L,
s0Ll ACCT o. TIE AMERICAN GUANU COMPANY
FOR RICHMOND.
SIln TONS uf ibis valuable GCASO In Store, aih
cOV offered 10 the farmers and dealers NJ Il iertiliher
which has been used during The last three Seusoiis Win !"
satisfactory result equal Ia that obtained 10y any :naurrc,
aud at 80 per cent. less price thln Peruvian, and 20 per cen:.
less than Manipulated Guam.
il will he supplied in bags or barrels, nj the option q iIe
purchaser. All packages will bear my naEIe, and Will br
warranted genuine anil pure. To PURCHASERS Of lurgc quah,
FELIX u. CAVE, Sole Agent.
tGESTS-M. Lucy, lynchburg ]. Il. station, Scottsville,
Morton 4 Watkins, Claresyiiir. Aug. iO-cSTti
TIRd,lEla :-At Knirs held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit: Court o: .te city Of kichmond. she Sh day
of August, lS6O:
Eyurard NJ. Todd, rh
Edwin Robinson and the Richmond, Ere erick,burg and
Or, Railroad Company, Usfis.
due by the defendant, Edwin R.binson, To The p'ainiin,
and 10 subject to the payment OF the saaie any stock OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Com
pany, owncl by the said Robinson, anf any other stock or
other property OF the said Robinson, in the atds OF the
said Company. And affidavit having been made AMI filed
that the defendant, Edwin Robinson above named, IS 4 non.
resident Of this Commonw ealth. the said defendant IL n";ifeti
TO appear within,one month after due publication hereof, and
do VIVA, Is necessary - protec; his interest in this suit.
A~Copy-Teste, BENZ. POLLARD,
Aug, 1I-ow4w Deputy Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
VALUABLE landed ESTATE Az AvC-

JuIS Si-Stus
VALUABLE; landed ESTATE At AUC-
TION, SITUATED IN AMELIA COUNTY. AND UNI.
vERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED To BE ONE OF TIE
BEST WHEAT AND TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS
GN THE a.D DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, tbcing conr,
~ day. I shall offer for sale, Gf not privately disposed
OF before that time the valuable plantation o. the iate
Col, Joseph Bragg, situated two miles from Amelia Court
House, Mt which place there Is 4 depot OF the Richmond and
Bridge and Court House road, on the south side OF which
Is the main tract, containing ll6l acres, consisting Of
400 acres cleared HIGH LANDS;
we'll drained.
1870 acres SECOND GROWTH PINE.
All the open land Is well adapted to the cultivation "t
Wheat, Tobacco. Corn and Oats, and well waterrI,
The improvements consist Of q good OrrrSesrs House;
The other portion, lying on the North side u! the road,
9i0 acres Open LAND.
l0i acres ORIGINAL GROWTH
AIS acres PINE LAND. with 4 Tobacco Harms, conTc-
pIcutly located and recently built.
As to the health Of this plantation hid lis Surrounding
nsichborlood,i it is we'll known to be equal to any In the
State.
| also divide the first 10 suit purchasers. The purchaser, or
purchasers, will be allowed to seed a crop OF wheat i'lnie'
the iii day of November next, mt which time viii Sell At
public auction all the p~erishable property, stock, Mules AMI
4 5!HI:fi, E EipKEPRIEngE S G!5n:t5i: &c. together ""' FUN
The terms for the Land will he: One.!uurih cash, the
remainder on a credi. Of !, . aud . years, with Interest
added, with u deed Of trust Oh the property to secure the
payment. III ., In,
terest added; For the %perishable properly, s,0Gs' %e,, IN
all sums under $50, cash over that amount, y MONTHS
credit, without interest, If actually paid;
To persons wishing to purchase, Mr. 5. Noble, VINO re-
sides on the place, or Dr.; VIM. }. S'"'thain' VINO ies'I !:
nrrmise,. or give any Information rel, citing the property
4 pla, Of the land can be seen III ne Clerk Once al
Nav s-cgtds Ex'or OF Jos. Bragg, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14

From Washington CITY.

: -:alSGIoS, August Fit has transpired
:,as VI. Seward has consented to take the
New England AS well rs in New York
West. His personal friends consider
: sich & Course only will ensure the election,
in which event Mr.. Seward will be
i@HeV behind the throne as well as the heir
lnnt for 1864.
a''', in a wel!.iniorlued quarter, that Mr..
.E1 is coming North to speak AT no distant
md thai Il document is soon to be issued,
e Breckenridge committee, to show that
sentiments have been expressed by
zen! supporters Of Judge Douglas.
DC temporary absence of Major Smith,
sitter Of the Treasury, D. v. Malone is
auditor.
+: execution Of McJaSkil!, convicted of
f. in the United States Court, at Peusa.
Us been extended for two months. A
s1a as to the jurisdiction has arisen, which,
! similar case, Kill soon be decided By the
EHl;y General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
MILLING PROPERTY FOX


WILL proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on sATGR'
L DAY, the 1st day OF september, 1860, or ihiT; " not,
the next fair day-eIcep, %sunday,9 the valuable Milling
Property known as the "DIANA MILLS" lying In the couH'
~ OF Buckingham, on the waters OF Slate river, a never
failing stream.
II has been recently rehtted from bottom to top With
cast gearing and with wrought iron shaftlng, upon the most
modern plans, by one Of the best mlllrights In the State:
There are three run Of stones-two corn and one pair OF
wheat bur.s. II Is known TO be, and is acknowledged TO be,
one of the best stands 10 the State. 1t has averaged sIJ
barrels Of toll corn per Annum for the last 10 years. The
flour ground at this mill Is unsurpassed. The meal Is ac-
knowl.dged to be superior TO any ground at any MILL. ~,
taci=d are Gll acres Of land, lying on both sides Of sa.u
river, divided into four convenient lots. Upon II Is n youh.
Orchard OF 40 trees, OF 4 variety Of fruits OF me cholSes.
selections. The improvements consist Ut Il new llnne
Dwelling, containing six convenient rooms, with passnses'
siorc-rooms, &C., newly painted; 4 convenient sloseJ I'll
i connodious Lumberlhouse, Blacksmith Shop, ~ a. =. .
other necessary out-houses, a new Pailed uar"e"' A'O'
Saw Mill, but out OF repair. ,,,,.r,n
All who are In want Of such property will! eau "h IT, r''' 7
inc for themselves. I may always be fonuu ~ .on: wa
will take pleasure In showing 1t to any person we" 49,
with a call. +, sopai In.
stslments; bonds with approved security, uG,Ds --
IRON date and title retained as further secus.'J. o.
HIch. nnd tItle pood-aIl TO Il deed OF trust sHecusen u
nr + e Jonas for ST0S Is, running four years rom - Gay
- :, ,,s, anrII 10 whom tf- last instalment VIII De HanSes-
"a . s.rnrs said deed. Address u,
ra 10 secure 'a1 WM. J. FoNTAINE, Diana Mills,
TO- Buckingham county. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE,

REAL, AND PERSONAL ESTATE Is LOUISA co. '
JpY virtue OF authority vested in US by the las, will and
ID testament OF John l.. Drausam, decd, We Will sell, Il,
public auction, OH the premises. to the highest bidder. ou
SATURDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1860, q
valuable Tract OF Land kaowa as "DOwELLS," formerly
the residence o. the late Patrick Michic, deed, lying in
Louisa county immediately OIL tie Va. Central Railroad,
within two miles Of Gordt nsyille and lindsey's turnout,
and C u,aining, by recent survey, JJslH aeres-ab0ut 100 Of
which are cleared and In Il good state Of rul.ira,Iolt-and
the bxlancein original growth.
This land Is located in one Of The hea!th!cst and NOS: ,s-
,Irahie regions in Virginia, Immediately under the South
West mountains, and oilers great inducements for those In
wuu, Of n Summer retreat. The quality Of the land is good;
the entire farm, u we'll watered BY Il large creek, which ira
verses II. a, we'll as by numerous smaller streams. The
bM.Ii,,r House and other buildings are good.
ANY Iurtlier description il unnecessarily, rs persons leSi-
ring I, purchase, are invited 20 call and see for themselves.
Mrs N, Butler, the manager on the pr.mifes, will take plea.
sure In showing them to any one. Persons coming from u
distance either to see the farm or attend the sale, will get
oil At Gorlonsville or Lindsay's depot.
We will also sell, ~ tre same me nnh place, the planta.
ton utensils, the stock Of cattle, consisting VI Milcii Cows,
and Ueeyes, and seve,u al Gne Mules and hor:eS.
TEEAs-Liberal aud made known on day OF yale Any
further intornstipn may he had by addressing WILLIAM u.
CRANE, C,arlO' trSrille, Va.
WILLIAM Il. CRANK, Executor.
ANNIE BRANHAM, Executrix.
An, II-,,l, ar John l.. BrunhuU, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
AUCTION SALES,
7sy 1a3niN L. APPEKSON. AUCTS,

v~1L.,AnLIG FARM OF 522 !tClsES, NEAR
TO THE BKO0tT PLANK ROAD. SEVEN MILES NORTH
OF. THE CITY ~ RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT ACC-
TON.
a T the rruucst Of 3lr. Edward +. CiGr=berlayne, who
IA couseiupiates removing 20 the South. We shall sell At
public auction, on the premises, Oh TUESDAY, the 18th An.
gust, lS6J, ut 3 o'clock, J.. NJ, the valuable farm on which
he resides, called LEVEL GREEN" containing by recent
survey j.2 acres, OF which about ~ acres are In woods, and
AZ acrcs open land, the most OF which has been greatly
improved In the past few years By the free use Of lime, and
now produces excellent crops. This land adjoins that Of
Or. John y. Powell. ". c. Talialerro md Richard VI. Tur-
ucr, and Is about seven niles North OF Richmond, and With.
In onc mile OF the Brook Plank Road. The tract will be sold
IN gross, or divided Into two or three parcels, as may he de-
termiueL on at the hour Of sale. Partial possession will be
given In time 10 fliiow for and seed 4 crop Of wheat. and
full possession about tie lGuiI Or December next, 4 plat
and survey OF the Land can be seen at our Office,
TERMS :-Dne fourth cash, balance u. | . and g Years
TO-. bonds bearing Interest. playable half yearly) secured
y i trust deed. GUDDlS L APPERSOS, Auct.,
L. S,-Mr. ChaInbcr!aynt, residing Oh the premises, will
show it 10 tlIos: who nay call on him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
VA 4 Il LIZ FARM AND MILL
EnD GALE

as MONDAY, July 18th, (court day. at Goochland
" Court House. l shall offer for sale to The highest bidder,
a Farm, lying on Glneto Greek, containing $40 acres, %
miles above Richmond, and miles from Dover Mills, on the
james River and Kanawha Canal. onehalf Is In cuiiya-
ton, In an improving condition, and produces well wheat
The improvements are a Westinghouse, With SIX rooms and
basement, barn, stables, tobacco.houses, ind oil buildings
suitable for farming operations. WV
l shall also offer for sale, to the highest bidder, q GRlsr
MILL. in successful operation, with 81 acres Of land at
tached thereto. -..
n-smisps JOSEPH N. WATKINS,
johnson Springs.
~ TIE SALE OF the above Lands and Mlll was from
necessity postponed, on the 16th Inst, but will certainly
take plnce on the Goth day Of August next, court day. at
la o'clock, at Goochland Court House. ~
JOSEPH n. WATKINS,
Johnsnn Strings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ll.-Sixty OF the lo4 coun-
ties in this State give Gen. Coon,bS lUn'on)
IS, SOC; McClar,y, (Breckinridse') 29'5o1; Dol
ling, (indcncndcnt,) S.3T2.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-Flour has declined -
els CLOSING active; Howard street So 3Sa5 50.
Wheat is aCtiy, and iir:n; red 81 20, white | So
nj G5. Corn is active; yellow 7%2a75c., white
Ssas5c. Provisions are active ana less trim.
BACON sides 9$c. Mess Pork $40 -, liump
IA SO. Whiskcy firm.
New YORK, Aug. lathe markets are ge-
Morally unchanged. All articles are very dull.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
PETERSBURG MARKETS, AUGUST II.

WHEAT The prices brought by prime white were from
Al ~ 10 ] IL: prime red ! % 10 ~; inferior qualities
from l W 10 | ~. Market dull. TeDAcco.-rhe Tust has
been the dulirst week in the Tobacco trade that We have
Seen "f0r many Il long day" and prices closed extremely
low for all kinds VI Tobacco, except really ane sorts. We
paote very fair to common l1gs at II TO .; mitLllDg TO
" to eS. Poor to eornmnu leaf ~ to 81; n2!ddlln g to
fair 6 10 ~, and good TO fair ) to 10. fine manufacturing
l9S to Is. The breaks are made mostly OF common quail.
ties. CokS.-Supply good with sales nt, 20 to IS Cts
FL0rE.-Market steady and demand fair. superhue 4 50
10 I no; extra = 80 TO 5; family s 81 TO CuTTvS.-
Sn,c Ut n ON I to lU1, els.
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4 OF AN ACADEMY.

4 ~ THE REIMBURSEMENT DAY OF THIS MuNIh,
We viii sell at public aucr!oa, the lot OF Land In The
city of Williamsburg, known d. the "Fe;nale Acadetny-.-
The cos: Of the buildings recently erected, OIL said lot, iur
the purpose Of Il fcnIsle academy. wa> upwards OF 81 ,ooo.
No part ofihe STATE Oilers 1T THU time, a fairer Held Tor sue
cess In Il fema.e school of;hr frst class than this. 4 person
competent TO conduct such u school may in all probability
Giake snch arrangements rs will give the use Of the build.
ings without bc!as the purchaser VI The entire premises
Terms easy and male known on the day Of sale. The
property eau Lr bought greatly below cost.
Il. DURFEY,
J. ". CUSTIS,
L. A. TUCKER,
J. X. NOEL,
Aug I4-ctLy WM. S. PRACTITIONERS.
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THE BI:.A JTIFUL FARM CALLED ssR
BIN PARK" IN lIENlIC0, on THE ClilCAI0MiNY,
FIVE MILES BELOW RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AuC.

TON.
Z the request Of Me.srs. Robinson and Lcander Baker,
IA We shall sell, NJ Public Auction, ON the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th August, lsc0, At IL O'Clock, NJ, if falr,
II not, the mex. fair day, the beautiful Farm located rs
above. adjoining the lands Of Dr.. john Friend, and Mrs.
Mary y Price, containing by recent survey 40 ucres, Of
which go are cleared, embracing 1870 acres OF fine low
grounds. About 1870 acres are well Set In original aun Soc
ondary growth Of wood and timber. The land Is no. only
well adapted 10 the ordinary crops, hut Il portion OF II Is 70.
M~arkably suited 10 vegetables. There Is 4 fine young Or
chard on the place. The Dwelling Is built Of brick, is in
good order, and cuTtaius six rooms, and IS surrounded by a
handsome grove OF OAK ard cedar trees. THERE'S, In add.
ton, all The buildings usually found on such a place. Pos.
session given in time to seed wheat, and full possession at
the end OF the year.
TEgNs.-Onc.thirl bash balance at one and two years,
for negotiable no,es, bearing Interest, secured by a trust
deed. GODDlN & APPERS0N,
Ans, ,-rtu! Auct{onrrrx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-14
4 VERY FINE CULPEPEit FAlM Ar


A Day iIE TESTil DAY or sEiirEMBEH, l5GS, If
"lreenwood," the following tracts Of land:
list. The tract OF land known as Greenwood" Uhe late
residence Of Mr. Grccn,) containing nine hundred acres
This tract has been for years regarded as one OF the finest
In this region OF country. 1t Hes within one mile Of the
Culpeper Court Honse, immediately on the Orange and
Alexandria Raj! Road. About ninety.two acres are In tim.
Der, the residue cleared andi In thigh state Of Improvement.
Improved. By It's late owner with L view solely TO prohuc.
tiyencss and with no expectation OF selling il. 1t Is divided
into seven fields with never failing water in each, flowing 10
the South, giving to nearly The whole of the land an Eastern,
Southern and Southeastern exposure. IL Is thoroughly
drained by open and secret bitches, the latter laid with
stone. The soil is OF the .rarclly, red.rein Of Piedmont,
Virginia, finely adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat and
the various grasses.
The improvements are i large and %commcdiuus Dwelling,
and Out-houses, Of the most substantial character. For
fertility OF soil, facilities to market. hcal,hinrss and beauty
Of location, advantages Of society, Of schools, churches, &c,
could be conveniently divided into Three lracts,s 80 as To
give All abundant supply Of nerer-failins water 10 rac!L.
The ~purchascr will have the election to take amathrr tract
Of wood land, situated in the Flat Grounds ahu,il nnr
mile distant, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY.
SIX ACRES AMI 50 much Of Il larger tract Of FIVE liIN-
DRIED AND SEVEN ACKES Of wood land ai:u In The Flat
Grounds" about . mile further ;on,, as he may choose, Il.
prices to be made known by lis before the salr OF "Grern'
wood"
md. Should the purchaser Of ''Grernwoad' elrc; tot Ia
take the One Hundred and Sc venty.siN Acre Tract, Shat will
be sold Immediately after the sale Of "iirecnw"od."
Sd. Should the purchaser Of "iirrenw6nd' elect tol 10
take the Five Hundred and Seven Acre Tact, "r "rly .
parl thereof; NJ 20 nue.. thereof ~ The purchaser O.:
'Gr.enwood" shall not take, vii! be sold immediately alter
the sale OF the One Hundred and Srvcnty-siS Acre Tract.
The Five Hundred and Seven Acre Trari j. covered with Il
fine growth OF Timher, consisting oi While "aS, posi- OAK
hickory, nsl, &c.
TERMS OF SALE. -0ns-fourth ofthe purchase money In
cash, the resJuei In three annual instruments, with interest
from the dny Of sale. 10 be secured by bonds, with security
10 be approved by us, and ! deed Of ;ln.t upon the rrrta'
ises.
Possession given for the purpose or seeding wheat so
soon as the PURCHASER compile. with the terms Of sale, and
full possession 81 soon a. The corn crop IL %fa,here'! anu the
Slaves and p~erishable property sold. Either OF NJ. or Mr..
Edwards, the oyerseer, will take plea5ur" In showing the
property.
JAMES W. GREEN, Cuiprper c. H., Va.
Gee. MORTON, Racco0n Ford, Cuipehrr Go.
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Marine News.

HAMPTON ItuAus, Aug. l3 ARRIVED, ships War Hawk and
Wild Rover, 20 days from Callao. Also, schr. Z. Thomas,
from Wilmington. n. c., bound to Phiiadephln; put in TO
land the body Of the mate, who was accidentally killed ut
the wheel this mornlng In u squall.
NORFOLK, Aug. 1S.-Arrlved, Schr i. D. Pitts. OF Kappa
hammock, bound TO New Bedford, with wheat, leaking. The
l.. S. Steamship Brooklyn dropped down The Roads on Sat
urday, and Is expected to sail for Chiriqui to-day.