davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
From the Salem (va.l Register!

The people OF the country generally are al
ready aware Of th" action Of -" Conrenticns
recently assembled III Baltimore. One Of these
nominated Mr.. Douglas, of Illinois, for the
Presidency aid Gov. Fitzpatrick, Of Alabama,
for the Nicr-P Presidency. The latter dccilnins,
II. Y. johnson, Of Georgia, WAS nominated IL
his stead.
The Sccc,IerS, two hundred and torty-cight
in number, and representing in whole or ln part
twenty States in the Gnion have presented to
the Democracy the naincS OF john {. ircckln.
ridge, of kentucky, and Joseph Lane ni Ore
con, for the highest offices within the gift of the
people.
Vie had hoped and believed before the as
scmtling of the Baltimore Convention that the
union and integrity Of the i nocratic party
might and would be prescr, bv calm con.
We trusted that the weigh responsibility
which rested upon their dc, ncratious would
lave banishcd ciiscorl and ' noniZed contend
Ing parties and factions tut in this we have
been disappointcdf From the first hour OF the
session, it was itrcgone conclusion, that the
friends of Mr.. Douglas were resolved to WELD
the power and give their favoritc the nomlna-
ton irrespective Of the means employed
They succeeded beyond doubt by refusing to
admit the delegations from several Southern
States, and the violence to right and the injus-
tirc to equality, left no other alternative than
withdrawal by nearly all the Southern dele
gates from the Convention. If the entire De-
n.ocratlc party both from the South as well as
from the North had been fully represented, and
Mr. Douglas had been fairly nominated I'VE might
have hcsitatcd before taking our Fosition-but
such unGlirncSs and unbending determination
to force upon the country candidate so unsa
t;sIactory 10 at least majority Of the Demo.
cratic States, compels US to raise the flag oI
Breckenridge and Lane.
We regret and deeply deplorc the dissolu.
ton Of the Democratic party. We were at,
tached to it for the memories Of our country 5
past prosperity and renown, and we locked to
It as the prescrvcr of our rights and the only
shield and defence against an aggressive power
which threatens our liberties and Union. we
were wiling to make sacrifices to avoid its dis,
ruptinn, and confidently and hopefully w'sneo
that all honorable concessions would DC MADE
to avert SO dire Il calalnity But with all our
sympathy and feeling for thc South IN Its coin,
.ncntlable effort to secure the recognition Of
principle, and with convictions Of duty to
Guide ard govern It's we proclaim our advoca.
cy Ct the men and measures o! the Southern
Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
SALE OF isEAI. ESTATE AND SLAl IGN
ESSEN COUNTY.

s COMMISSIONERS undo. two DEGREES OF the Circuit
IN Court Of Essex County rendered the 25h day
Of Apr lSGn In the Of Gs and wife, ToOnls l!
Others the other the 9Th day Of April 1861, in The
of crosonvs Toomhs we shall offer for sale at Gnh
lie Aurlion at WOuDfARM, the late residence Of DIR. Vim.
s. Croxion deceased (Which lies Immediately Oh the pnu!ic
stage road leising from Richmond to Tappahaonnr.,
rIIE l,rit DAY or JULY NEXT II a tit DAY, otherwise,
on he tit Lny thereafter, the following tracts Of anl
to wit:
Thr tract OF land called WOUDFARI, above mentioned!
which contains SOS acres This Is well nbrrcd upon
H. there is large soried frnmcd dwelling hoIl,e ard
necessary houses. The SOIL which was originally good
has been much Improved, and Is now in condition for
profitable farming.
The tract OF land called DAREf00T'S, whirh contains
IT acres Tis tract lies Immediately en- the public road,
Leading from Miers DunnSYiie, near 10 PiscatawaS
Creek and is about i've miles distant from fappaunnocE
Upon i ml dw ling m'e aEou 1,aI Of % @ ;r
SOIL Is highly productive ani IN IN nirornS coH"i''.h
The trscr of land called EiCil %ECk winch cHrnIrs
Ii acres. This tract lies immediately OH Pcalrwai
Creek aud the opposite side of the road from The Bare.
fout ,rac and affords good location on the Greek for
The erection Of granaes the storage Of grain There i
upou Il two small Dwelling Houses II Is well iimherer,
aud the openlau productive and in IN improving condi'
,!on. ~ ,.,..,,,,,.-
the Dragon adjoining lands Of r TRIBE and comprs.
iur .0T acres There upon this tract ~ acres Of rich
Dragon fairgrounds. which arc highly productive About
half Of the tract in timber Of fine npen high
land on Is of good so we'll improved Upon 1t there is
These tracts Of land are all rented for the year. but
purchasers will have the right seeding grain this fall aad
full possession will be given the first Of January next
Aiso will be suld at Tn. same time, TEN SLAVES, con-
sis;ing ui Men, Women, Boys and Girls.
Tgnns OF sALs-for The slaves cash. For The real estate
oncr! cash; the balance payable in one and two year,
but wish Interest fron, er day Of sneins
ANY inquiry. addressed either TO PKTEE IooND fiset"oOu
Academy, or rtn H. C. Josfs, Burlington reSrsSs any Any
OF tn. above property will receive prompt reply anu Mr.
a: aoGh'S IT, VIII '"'" '''S I'i: FErEe TooMES,
CuAS. C. CRONr0y, con'rs.
,In- --ntlu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
Misrepresentation Corrected.

We take the following extract from the Bal
timore Clipper Of the 2.nd inst:
Last night, llon. Shelton F. Leake, ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor Of Virgins, addressed crowd
from the Gilmor House, and, during his re.
marks, made reference to Bell and Everett,
who stood, as he thought, upon the platform
of the Constitution OF the United States
Mr.. Leakc las not been in Baltimore for
eight years, and has made no speech either i'll
Baltimore or elsewhere upon the issues Of the
canvass And we are authorized to say that
he cordially endorses the nomination Of Breckin'
ridge and Lane, and will give them his earnest
support,
\ meeting of the Democracy Of Albemarle
has been called ior Monday next, tCourt-dayJ
al which he IS expected to address the Peonle.
- Charlottesville JetersOminn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
ioLSrcs sra%cs, May !, lSG4.-cIutxx 9
LOUISIANA PLANTATION ENIE SALE.

LOUISIANA PLANTATION E1FE SALE.
4 PLANTATION in Madison Parish. louisiana within
IA three and half miirs OF the DALLAS Depot Of the EiGks-
burg Shreveport and Texas Railroad containing three thou
sand g. COO hundred acres Well Cleared Ditch.
ed nnd in high state Of Cultivation. Five hundred acres
more deadened large portion OF which be put in cul
yation nex year. Twenty-Five hundred OF this Trac,
IL High Arabic Land and ahnai go Of Fine Cypress.
The Soil Is Unsurpassed for Fertility, and il one Of the
Bss: Drained places in the nuval country. system Of
local levees secures to II eAeu:pion rnIn overflow
As the Tract is both sides ni pretty lake. with
high bluff banks II can desired be divided into two Plan
tations aln willing sell them separately. The Improve
meats are good consisting Of Dwelling House with live
rooms Quarters for hunhred Negroes, Gin and Mill.
blacksmith Shop Cook ouSc liopi;al Nursery, &c, and
Kin Of l:0, TOO Bricks.
The place is within hours travel Of Eickshur and ill.,
teen ours travel Of New Orleans anI is In the icdale
ur;nnr!ccd oe The Plantations OF Cob Montague, Col My
ers Mr j. Bruce Col Cunnngan, DR. Carter and Dr.. Mer.
ritz; and ID within and half miles OF the T-nsaS River
and three miles OF the ayon Macon both Of which s::caa
ar, nari-abie for sererR! mouths Ia the year.
With the place wii be sc II desired forty .u;ts, oxen
Cattle Sheen and Hogs with Household Furniture. Farm
lag Utensils &C.
For TERMS &C. apply :" the andsEsoie't. ut 'r osrPH,
rea,,s an.', Parish riloLsm aouisians ArAneas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

facilitate Dissolution rt lie Enoa than any.
tiilnS which has eyer occurred in III history
oi the hpreruncni. ul ii: ii.iug:. .";.!'. most
anxious 10 defeat them We have nlr pre-.
fcrencts, bHt wc arc willing to sacrifice any
and ail nl them for the sake of Il triumph, over
The enemies Of the Constitution and the l'aion.
If Stephen y. Douglas can defeat I,mro!E. wc
20 IL: him; il Joim {. !;2ccIin:i.|ge ral: heat
Lincoln. we 70 for him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
EXTRA SESSION OF THE u. S. SENATE.
THURSDAY, June %. lstC
Sennte.

r. s.,,,., =, TN O'Clock. There dinicu!-
i sn.,;n. thr attend dance OF quorum, and several
naop had to be sent after for that purpose Un,ueecss
mi ror. rre made order the print ng Of the eleventh
% ~ ,he Pacific Railroad report, containing maps and
h,r,s which I: va. insisted necessLry 10 understand
rb. tex. Of the ten volumes already published.
Mr. Sumner from the committee appointed YESTERDAY TO
~ on The PRECEDENT reported that the latter had no fur
ther communication 10 make.
After .ho. sec.e: session the Senate adjourned siae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
Jut..c Douglas in PHILADELPHIA,

IL,DtLsaA, July l-Ateg the ratisati r.e.,ng lat
night, Judy Dyug!a. Addressed lag- a-sr;nDlage :."rI
the GrarI lie said h. had political -ecss 70
make dur!E. :- p-adiDg canvass. IT r-ra!n-d 90.
the people decide on the great .sues. lie sid he be
ev-d that CoIrrsS could be better employ In develop
ng the great material resources OF the couatry
ing time IN forcing slavery ap;Isiav-:y ugo: he
prople.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

The Best RcERlGEMAToR.-lIn no refrigerator
vet examined have wc found provision Tor ven.
tila,ion and removing moisture, comhinc" with
refrigeration, except in tie Polar Refrigerator,
patented by i. II. Bartlett.
This is admirably devised for cooling the air,
taking from it all moisture, properly 'eMtlia.
ting the provision chamber, so that The tiaTor
or smell Of one article shall not be coInmunl-
Gated 10 any other, aid nj the same lime ci
cconolnizing the ice. These results are attain
ell by making the ice chamber wed gc.iurlmcd,
with the narrow part down. The sides Of the
ice chamber are Of zinc, and arc corrugated
so as to obtain the largest possible cooing sur
face. The ice Is introduced through Ia" top
This door has Il hole in II; ccmtrc 'sir"':.i'
which :ir cn,er:; for vcnIiiaton the a:r drscc::4
ing US il is cooled hy contact with the !cr.--
The cooled mir passes into The iTo"'Si"n ciih'h'
her at each side through openings, dcpoSitins
all its moisture upon the corrugated '"'' H'"ea'
! The air then circulateS among tie provisions,
| finally escaping, while the mo!>th:c dep">lea
npnn the cordcnsng surface diliS Gown "a"
side and escapes into 4 trn:;2!i. L'roHGh inc
same trough the overflow oi thc ice water ca'
capcs, but not until il has impaired al the
GOODNESS il was capable % inpar:nc; lor ;EG
ice being placed only 1T the top Of the ci'a'ioo7.
the Whole lower part, up 10 the >iic!i o" which
the ice rests, is filled with icc-wa:er. tbs ia
rcncweI the melting ice giving = moderate
stream Of cold water, which sinks % the bot
tom. while the less cold portion towards ;Ac
top flows over through hole PROVIDED there
for the overflow. Thus tiiis Refrigerator rat
only cools and dries the air for vc::ilii".s ;hc
provision chambers, but also gives supply "
icc-watcr. which can be tra"n oil :2;' u" ~
faucet, through 4 filter placed 'nf':"' -. Il
shclrcs arc made Of galvanized ron "I7'. 'if
inside casing is lined wti. A;nc. T"e'.a4te be
tween the inner and outer box = f"c.rd, '"S
! packing beng composed vi c:ia7c"A! '"s',
which is the best ncncpndGctor.
Tneyc rsfrccra,prs are maze ~ t.e ai"st sub
s.an,al n, ..reY. nca, in design nnd beautiful III
/ finish ;,;:G Of various sizes They :fe u: sa!e
br r artictt & Lesley. s26 Broadway, Ac"
York rk.-fJouraaly n Commerce.
The refrigerator referred 10 above is adTer-
,;.ol in another column.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
sIOiS:rON NPl;tNMN FOIs NtAEs.


FIIHE partnership existing between the undersigned being
property for SALE public auction, FRIDAY the 18th
day Of July 1850, TO continue from dcy TO day.
This property Il exceedngc desirable. It lies lmme.
datey ilos,on river (a fine stream for hsh in Scott
county ya % miles West from Bristol, It's depo; the
Virginia Tennessee railroad. and within miles OF
d.po; on the Virginia Kentucky railroad, in pro-
o: construction which will connect il with all the
OF travel East Wes. and Son. II consists OF about
~: Of river and upland-s or ~ acres cleared the
balance being well trnbered.
In the compass of feet and beautifully situated in
100 feel front Of the house. these famous mineral
springs: Isl The large Warm Spring, temp t!Es Cd
Chahbe 81. While Suphur-Said To possess all the
medical virtues Of the Greeupricr White Sulphur.
The property IS highly improved. On IT. Is large and
very Thoroughly built Hotel Of brick ten Framed Cottages
In the painted, lhe ana plastercd with brick Chin.
MES; ba!hhru>r, ceiouse smoke e-euse, Spr!nsh0usr
washhOuse large house. large and c0nmotlous Sta
bic, garden, lots orchards. &c, &c.
Al the time, will be sold all the personal property,
but not with the really, consisting Of Two fine new Pianos,
Furniture and grra many other household articles too
numerous To mention.
The TERMS Of sale vii! he onealf cash. the residue In
and Two years In equal .saimrns Title perec-oS
session given at sale lien will he retained un'lthe pur-
chase money Is paid
The scenery is Notwithstanding, fine rides and walks fine
streams, and the Eca;hics region in the world. Supplies
eAcrllent, abundant and cheap.
Full and descriptive haDdeilis hr had by application
w. D. JONES, ioiSton $priHes, Scott county, Va or 10
r. r. BAILEY, Swaananoa hcnconIhc county. y. e.
WILLIAM D. JONES,
THOMAS Il. BAILEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

The action Of the Convention Of the Scccdcrs
shonsd receive the endorsement nl every good
and true Democrat. Tia: Convention has
ylndicatcd the true principles Of the National
Democratic party, and has laid down the basis
upon which every National Democrat, North
and South, may rally. and the party he re,uni-
ted and Reconstructed
For these reasonS we hoist the banner of
lBrccklnridgc ami Lane, and cali upon every
Democrat to rally around them, and give them
Their united enthusiastic support.
we deprccatc any division among thc Dcnoc-
racy Of Virginia as fatal, not only to the sue.
cess OF the Presidential ticket, but TO the as
candency and integrity Of the party in the
State. The Democracy Of Virginia should hold
together ard act in concert. Let personal pre-.
lerences be sacrificed 20 the good Of the party
and the country. And to this end we approve
Of the suggestion to hold . State Convention at
an curly Il day as practicable in order to pro-
ducc concert Of action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
ROCkBklDG PASTURES, LAND AND
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE

I OFFER FOR SALE Three Tracts of Land us follows
One Tract OF $50 Acres, lying the Eg Calf Pastur,
rer TWO miles from Goshen Depot in the county Of Rock
bridge VI TINS tract over 20O Acres cleared and
Eooo state OF cultivation, and ahour l Acres are in Flint
ircr Bottom, well adapted the growth Of Grss Will
httie expense or So Acres Of meadow might be wei
wa'ere' The improvements consist Of Dwelling and
houses cool Limestone Spring g,lsieS forth near thI
house. FreestoDe water is also near by.
One Tract OF sl5 Acres, lying within rs miles Of Goshci
Depot and half mile of the above farm the
Gays Run OF this tract about 80 Acres cleared h'
balance is in excellent Oak timber with Pine The
soil Of good quality smooth and gcaty nnduating, nd
hitting of easy cultivation There is on this Trac, NJ
Alum Bank and several Chalybe Springs the Alum
OH the banks Of Gays Run Springs be- easily dug Ia
the Alum Bank which Is OF the kind rs the famous
Rockhridge Alum and only needs 10 he In the hands Of
capitalist 10 make 1t Us famous good Turnpike leads
from both OF these Goshen aud to the Rocsbridse
Alum eight miles, and TO Lexington, Is miles.
And trac, OF G0a lying ri.I: on the Central
Railroad in sight Of Goshen Depot and join. the Cold Sui
hur Springs tract. This trac: is all in iiluber.
For further details inquire Of DAVIS. Lexington,
address 1t Hockhridgs Baths EocEhr:dse County,
Va.
Irnc OFF, WM, W. DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
The Sentiment of tho Virginia Democratic
p:cSS.

We shall continlp. Us we find room, to pub
lsh extracts from the Democratic papers ofthe
State Oh Tie subject OF the Presidential nolnI
nations. In addition to those We have already
referred to, the Liberty " Democrat, the Ab
inglun democrat" the Salem Register the
"imcrican Easc," (Aias!isoli {. Ill., tho
Clarke Journal, CUoper's Clar';SbuTg ''Re
g;stcr,' the Danvi!le appeal, the Charles
town "Demorra;,' the "Rcpubican," (Cui
pepcr C. ILL., the Newmarket Spirit o
Democracy and the Wheeling Union
have raisct, tie flag Of breckenridge and Lane
The Virginia Echo" published at Halifax c.
H., has not ye! hoiStcd either ticket at lis mast
head. hut is sat this time free 10 confess that
orr sympathicS arc enlisted in hcnall Of Breck.
inridge and Lane What effect future develop.
mcntS may have Epon our ccnrsc, wc are al
this time unable TO say; hut until 1t is proven
TO us that we are wrong, we are for the true
representatives of Democratic principles, States
Rights and Southern institutions"
The Valley Democrat" the Valley ''Star,
the Morgantnwn Star and the "Rockinghan
Register have ran up the banner Of Doug
las and johnson; but. in another article
the Register says:
I'VE 20. inr any man that can defeat Lin
cola ana iiunllim. The election of these men,
the representatives and embodiment OF the
Black Republican party, would do more "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

We place at our mast head to-day the names
If John C BRECkINRIDGE, OF Kentucky,
and JOSEPH LANE, of Oregon, as our can
didates for President and Vice Presld-nt Of the
United States.
We believe it the daty rf every Southern
Democrat TO support this ticket. twas nom
mated by the Regular Democratic Convention
composed of the Democracy Of twenty States,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
AvALUAKLE JANIEs IIVEiE EAisfE;4

ra,IlE subscriber offers for saie privately, Elk JILL
J. This place situated about 80 miles above NennSho cn
IN Tho canal contains l:V acres Of and-abou. GOO OF
which are in culit io ga Of the nes: river low grounds
Tn. rest f the lnL IN cultivation Is gh land ana IN ac
highest state OF Improvement The laa not In cultivation
i. Generally we'll wooded. The Improvements are OF The
best kind. u; IA"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
DIED.

DIED. on Sunday, the Ist iu=.t n, a: o'eocs, y s.
ELIZABETH 7. DENooS, ~dCS o! the late jazz J. e.
nuon In :.:s :sth year 0! Ee. age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
NOTICE go TEACHERS.

4
FE1fIE Subscriber visiting TO give up Teaching, will offer
b for sale, al Public suction CLARKE FEMALE SEM
lSAEf, on the THIRD DAY OF JULY next;
This property Is located in the town OF BcT-yvillc, the
county seat Of Clarke.
The Buildings are large and in good condition, having
been erected within ieT years past The Lot has Eve
acres OF land attached TO il.
II seems TO there Is better situation In Virginia
for larse and profitable Female School, cons ider
health, population and wealth, and social, aud
ugions advantages requisites for such situation.
Almost any length OF Ie desired, will he given on the
deferred payments, and oily small c4su pay viii be
demanded.
II is useless to give minute description OF the property
every one wishing to purchase, WILL Of course coue and
see II
ANY letters addressed to respecting it, will he prompt
june i5-c,ds J. a. HAYNES, BerryvlIle, Va
VEMY VALUABLE KEIlL iiNrAEEi Al
AUCrlON.-As Executors Of Mrs. Nancy Smith,
deceased and by virtue OF directions in her WILL shall
Oh MONDAY, THE TtllRTlETil DAY or JULY next II
not prevented hy ncemeacy Of weather. ohcrwc on the
frs. day thereacr) SELL at public auction to the highest
bidder. upon the premises, that much more than comInon
valuable TRACT OF LAND, which .hc resided lying in
;he counties Of Culpeper and Madison the of
Robinson River aud Crooked fun, aud obtaining by
cent survey SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY-OSE ACRES and
a fraclon OF an Acre. The quality and condition Of the
SOIL and enclosures and character OF the oiher Improve.
ments make this estate enenty desirable besides which,
It possesses other and great advantages among
these are the heaiReSs OF the situation lis proximity 10
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad being distant only
four miles from the nearest Depot AMI the excellence OF
the society in the ncghborhood Persons who desire
most agreeable country residence, and at the time
productive farm should by NIL means examine this
estate The Railroad will bring them w!ihn the distance
Of IL above neh ned, and conveyance thence to the
place itself will be furnished By Mr. Charles Conner, who
now resides upon H. 10 any person desiring 70 make such
An eyatniuation who will inorru him by mail Of The day
srn such person will "e at the RapidAnn Depot Oh the
ator, said Railroad His postUce is al Locust Dale which
is one mil. distant in the county Of Madison, the Court
House of which county about twelve miles distant, the
sam. being also the distance Of Culpeper Courthouse,
miles SIR Conner and Messipurs Edward Lglloo; and
John Lgh;foot whose residence Is contiguous will take
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
lIAERlEO.

On Wednesday, June es,h in Ch.i., Oh r.ch Cairi"1f
Vile, Rev. JAMES u. HEKRICK, nf Sew iots is: -.
PH1E McILTAI%E BLEDSOE, .ashter oi Eo- B':d,o {,
OF the CniTcrs:y u Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03
BILLY W. TALLEY, "'''"''s''nerS'
VA I. a I Il L & $ tli 1 y . III { L L

HN MONDAY, July 10th (C6urt day., at Gooclland
~ Courthouse, shall offer FOR sale 10 the highest bidder
Farm lying on Gin-to Greek, continuing 56 acres u
miles above Richmond md miles from bower Mls the
James River and kanawha Canal Que half Is in cutiva
tion In improving condition. and produces well wheat
oats and tubaccote balance Is in wood and timber
The improvements are dwelling hoase with s and
basement barn. stables, tobaccoouscs and nll buildings
sui able for farming operations.
shall also offer for sale 10 the hises, bidder Girls,
M in successful operation, with "a acres OF land
tached thereto.
pe.soas disposed purchase invited to to view the
premises JOSEPH NJ WATKINS,
May 3l-cds Johnson Springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-03

WITH MINERAL WATERS. &C, FOR SALE
4 OFFER for sale a FARM in Western Virginia. having
1 peculiar recommendations Stock Farm, Summer
Resid-nce &c Il lies Kmbcrl:ng Greek, in the Wes-
tern portion Of Gle. coua the Vazcwc nc about
% or 50 miles from the N,whrr AMI Wythsre drpoi on
the rirgia aud Tennessee a road Abon; 81 acres are
cleared nearly all bottom lHd aud yicd:ug finely 10
grass and other crops There res=one sariug In ten
stops OF the hsuse aud alum und trout str-am In lO
yars-a mill within 200 yards, and three sulphur springs
within II convenient distance. II is within about four
miles Of the KEbcr!ag Springs, vii c afford three kinds o
sulphur and the best alrm watc-an market ioE al IT'S
Notwithstanding in the midst of unboii1ed soch
range aud hnnng grounds. The ,rGct can he matc OF
any size SUI: tlIc purchaser.
T. q. BOOTH, wclivic i'o.t Olicc,