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:, ; EMMONs, GEOLOGY. r
MANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR T vl,.
Iyh use of Colleges and Academes By Ebene1er e. re-.
mons, State Geologst of North Carolina; Late Sa md
oogst OF New York; Professor of Natural History n
Geology in William College; Corresponding Mempef "
the Academy of Natural Science Philadelphia &c" &C.
Raleigh, N. c., March 9, 1850 % w"
a GRICULTURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
n containing statement Of the principles OF the
upon which the practices Of agriculture are
By Rbenezer Emmons, State Geologist.
- r For sale BY - ,,noy
Raleigh, n. C. Aug.z, 1850.
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BOOKS REcENTLY PUBLISHED.

TT IFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS-U. S. Senator
from Illinois with his most important SpsecneS SHu
Reports; BY member of the Western Bar.
DIR OLDHAM AT GREYST0NES, and his talk tns sT
FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS OF MECHANICS AND "a
PERIMENTAL DATA By A. Norm. Revised, Trans'stt
ed and reduced to English Units of Measures BY Joseph
THE HISTORY OF HER0DoTUs-A new English
version, edited with copous notes and appendices Illus
trated Illustrating the History and Geography OF
dotus from the most recent sources of information Az
embodyipg the chief results, historical and ethnogPn
cal which have been obtained in the progress OF
A, late Fellow and Tutor Of Exeter College Oxford n
sisted by Henry Rawlinson, r. c. B., and Sir j. VI
knson, F. RS. In four voumes-Vo 8, with Maps AHN
illustrations. ..iy .--- ..-..
' For sale by ,,noy
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NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE LEGISLA-
II TURE Of SOuthCarona, in session. that appli-
cation will be maze for loan of money joint stock
build cotton and 90 manufacturing establishments for
roads Um 400 to 200 bales Of cotton per day work
and send the markets of the world so let this
move pay both ways Let turn ont cacn, prints and
other goods by the mile Good security is offered.
Obediently and truly,
ANDREW BAGGARLY
November %, 1860. 94-lm
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LIVERY LADY WHO DESIRES A PRO-
- fusion Of Curs at trhing cost Of time or money,
add injury to her hair should send PESCUDS for
Box of Arnolds Patent Hair Curriers' Price so cents
r.. Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 2 1860, 1s. 80 7e--tE
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PLATED WARE.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

Raleigh, N. u, NOV. lS, 1861. 9l-ti
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NJ AILROAD IRON AT CITY PoINT.-soO
- For sale by
- JAMES DUNLOP.
&. So Petersburg Va
October IL, 1850. ss-n.
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UNIVERSITY Of NORTH CAROLINA.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
IL Trustees of the University will be held at the Exc
cuve Office in this City Monday Srd day of December
next. CHAS. MANLY, Sec'y
Raleigh, Nov. 10, 1860. Std.
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JUST LOOK HERE! s->-
Whatn the Matter Why,
w. W. PIRKINGSON
Lax As5s RALEIGH, NC, ~. .
Is MAKING Old CLOTHES LOOK NEW. ALTER
ing the style of Clotanc and cuttiuy and making nm
the latest Styles and what is more ATTRACTIVE is h;s
hberality and moderation in his charge.
You nd him at his Mandatory at any time from
o'clock A. NJ till P. NJ situated in the rear of Mrs Stew
art's vacant lot ON Fayetteville street.
NOV. s'4oo" 90-tf.
~ 80. SOLICITORS BLANKS.
NHsHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDIcT-
sntA just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
Retailing without License
: Assault and Battery,
ARRAY jss s.f.s
.egsiling Liquor to q Slave.
- Trading with Slaves,
- GeksbitBR with Slave, ~ FL. ----r----
3 Fornication and Adultery,
= -fhrryiud Firearms &c.
PFce ii Per qure. ~ AltbIanks not on hand, printed
70 order. s~.--- e.
nAILROAD IRON AT CITY PoINT.-soo
- For sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
VIEWS OF JUDGE MCLEAN.

Az the name Of John MCLEAN Of Ohio is hkelyto be
canvassed at the Chicago Convention with reference TO
the Presidency, the following letter from his pen
written nearly twelve years ago, but expressing his
deliberate and unchanged convictions on the great
Issue of the day-will be read with marked interest,"
COLUMBUS, Ohio July 28, 1913.
GENTLEMEN: have delayed an answer to your
communication Of the 18th inst. that might have time
for mature reflection. This due to you, 70 myself
to the subject and perhaps to the country have en-,
deavored TO consider the matter in all Its aspects and
cOnse quences.
The great and exciting question Of Slavery Extern
SION in the judicial form it has assumed by the act OF
the Senate bears upon my position on the 0ench
the use of nv name in the present and the re-
lection of BY the Ohio delegates to the National Con-
yenton; the relation which Mr. Van Buren, maintains
TO The pubc-have all been deliberately considered,
and am brought to the conclusion that ought not TO
90 before the Buffalo Convention as candidate for
the Presidency feel deeply and gratefully the honor
you have done by the expression OF your kindness
and confidence in connection with that high Office.
Resting upon the principles of the Constitution as
they have been iudciauy settled the Free States oy
moderation vigilance, and frmness may prevent the
Extension Of Slavery TO the Free territory lately an
more eria IN Territory than man can breathe wat-
oa air Saves are property ,chere they not made
so 81 the municipal lar. The Legislature of Terri
tory can exercise no power which is not conferred on
| it by act of Congress.
With the highest respect,
4 am, grstefuly, your obedient Servant,
| JOHN MCLEAN.
To james Briggs, Reuben Hitchcock S. l. Noble, Samuel
Williamson, II G. kingsley Thomas Brown Trad Kelley,
| John Delsmater, and T. o. Turner, esqs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at Castle Gar
den, all tbs members present except Mayor Wood.
The weekly statement shows that the number OF eLl-
grants arrived to tue 18th int. WAS II 5ll. 10 the
same date in 1859, 972S. Number of inmates in the
institution at Wards Island, 75i. Balance in tue Bank
$l8,733.
Mr.. JrLLrSGHAUs presented memorial from the
late President and Executive Committee Of the Ger
man Society Endorsed by the Board Of Deputies of the
various benevolent societies. praying the Commission
ers to exclude from Castle Garden all railroad COM
nanies who employ bookiugagents in foreign ports
and aIso that the Commissioners would assume the
responsibility of taking charge Of ali baggage belong
inc 30 emQrants snd pay them should it be lost Mr..
JeInQhaus stated that he had letters from President
Buchanan, Mr. Casp, MIR. Marcy, ana other dls,ln-
gending The action Set forth 10 the memorial.
The document was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
Castle Garden and the Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

"A
nothing to do with it. Mr.. schel objected to II,
and II was DISTURBED by others. Col. Forney ana
MIR. Pitt, the Treasurer of the Committee, settled
those accounts to cent, and Fad them al ceI,g g
to by the Committee, and, iearn' o1'"e" "'' "''
rouekers. This was prudent go :. or,
Baker. the Collector of Philadelphia, is IN very
had scr,na He wont be prosecuted under this
Administrator, and if he was and should be con-
vcted the G. H. o. F. would Issue IN MS PSpaOnS
afSer the 4th of next March, More is known
here of this pet of the g. II. o. p. f. than has
been made public. The :" Black Trunk" of bogus
naturalization papers in 1856 will be unlocked,
Isaiah Randall and l. c. Vandyke of Philadelphia
sent very saucy answers to the G. Ii. o. p. F., in.
yitations to come and see him few days ago.
Douglas wont be nominated at Charleston. ]
should not be surprised if he runs on his own hook
Some say the Charleston caucus will break up in a
row. The G. H. o. p. f. thinks yet he may be
MORE BYE AND BY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

This Board met at / o'clock yesterday afternoon AZ
Headquarters, Messrf. Bowen and Bergen present.
Capt. GIBSON reported that IN obedience to the order
Of The Commissioners, be had completed the work OF
clearing away all the shsd poles which had been placed
il the North River and Bay Of New. York IN contra
vCDtiOn of law. The report was ordered on file.
The Tesig alton of Officer Van Brackey OF the EleV-
enth Precinct was accepted.
On motion of Mr.. BERGEN, ID. b. Hasbrouck, who
was removed from the Office Of First Deputy Clerk by
the late Board on charge preferred by Commissioner
Bailey for violating the 9th Rule relating ID members
of The Department participating IN politics. was reap
pointed 10 bis former position.
ID. X. Summercorn, ID. Wood, and Thomss Cormley
were appointed patIolmen, and John y. Stevens was
spt ointed dOOrman in Brooklyn.
The rules and regulations for the better government
Of the Sanitary Committee were discussed at some
length and was agreed 10 give the Captains of the
several Wards power hire 10 cleanse the places
reported by the Sanitasns upon the neglect Of the
Of the property to obey such orders as should
be served upon them.
The SANITARY Company made further report of
their doDgs for the last "A hours pointing out num-
Der of places where nuisances existed.
The Board held protracted session.
An adjournment was had until o'clock this after.
noon.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
LYING.IN WOMEN.

NEW-YORK ASYLUM FOR LYING.IN WOMEN.
The thirty-seventh annual meeting OF the managers
of this charity took place yesterday noon, at the A-
lum, No. IS Marion street. The exercises were som
menced with a prayer by the Rev. SAMUEL ID.
BURcHARD, d. D., after which the reading of ithe
yearly reports ensued. J.
By the Secretarys report il appeared that Of eighty
seven women who have awaited themselves OF this
charity during the past year. large proportion obtained
places as wet nurses bearing with them certificates OF
health and good moral character. The affairs OF the
household remain under the superintendent OF MRS.
Hope who has performed her duties to the satisfaction
of the Managers. The outdoor department has been
faithfully attended to-325 patients having left their
addresses at the Asylum, and received attendance
from the district physicians. The financial affairs OF
the institution are in hourishing condition, owing
chiefly the so 600 bequest of the late Seth Grosvenor
but if the proposed plan of removing the Asylum to
healthier locality should be carried into effect, large
contributions would be needed from its friends
From the Treasurers Report the following items
were taken:
Receipts during fscsl year-Balsnce from old &C.
count, $5l5 Se'h GrosyenOrs legacy ~ oOOi D91s-
TotsI, $l2 III 40. The current expenditures were
SO 6Si 20; 5000 were invested in o. 5. v CENTS
and Brooklyn City Bonds, leaving balance on hand
The following Board of officers, physicians, &C.,
was elected for the ensuing year:
Cfeeys for me year OeoMrs y w. Schmidt Firs. Drec
se Bach Ta S Staten Fourth
ws s1S do g. rh James sG E. Johnson
treasurer Sc lOtb.s Mr.. Geo j. Cornell, Secretary.
Manager Henry Colt; Mrs. o. Camman IA West
14ths James Brooks 800 5thav, r. Neyius West 18th
Ogden Hoffman, IS West 22d Samuel Jaudon, He'd Gstei
Patterson GO Clinton Frederick Jones' 80 East 2h
g. W. Sumner % West 29ths Robert s. Buu 10 Beschtt
Golden, 2s Laghts. Thos w. Cerke SO East 3th-st 8.
Watkins Leish % 2ls John H. Mortimer Is University
piece henry Meyer West I7tbs Geo Worthersp9on SO
West l4bst T.. B. Little 20 Washington place. Il. b. Blu
chaDsn. Two vscsncies TO be filed
attending Physicians John T. Metcaf NJ d., Z. L. Besdle,
M D., Geo T. Elliot, jr., NJ. ID.
Consvlfing Physicians -saac Wood NJ D. Thomas Cock,
D.. j. C. Cheesmsn NJ d., J. H. Bouowe M. d., Thomas II.
Cock, NJ. d.
Refderf Phtsici0n r. 3. Wilson, Nj. d.
DTfcf Phpscdns-Drs. Gilman East l3th-st Barker, 20
zthav Ayle Unoup Hotel; Gibson, % Vest
llths; Kent 90 sprngs Danogbe G5 4th-avi swift NJ
cor 4ithst 6thsv Krwan 1856 East Plat Harrison 568
Broov Hesser 26 Spring st. Bel, AZ dat Budd, jag
Fast I3h Thomas 282 4thsv.; Hoffman, cor Hhay aud
36th Loveoy l3l Frsnkn-st; Smith 645 7th sv Thoms,
8l Cherry It Dana 81 Fankbnst, Nude ~ Columbiast
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M ARRUED.
EBERHARD

EBERHARD-HANNA-on Monday, April %, at st. Peters
Church. Twentieth street. by Rev. A. b. Beach, ID. d.,
Joseph Eberhsrd ofOaws H. to Sarah Louise Hanna Of
ths city,
the Rev Dr. Gale Arthur Gilman Of New York, to Mis- Amy
c. Ball Of Lee
Smith al Bouderberz the residence OF the brides ther
James H. HILL esq of New ok City, TO Phebe Tomkins
dan, liter of Calvin Tomkns Of Tomkins Cove N. Y.
HARRIS-JANES-By Bishop James, d. d.. on wednesday,
April in 81. Psuls NJ T. Church the Rev Charles Ed%ard
Harris of tire NewYork Conference TO Charlotte Thbou
eldest daughter of Bishop james.
LAKFhAN-STORM-AtB Brooklyn, Saturday, Aprl 2, 0y
the Rev N Smith Of the Reformed Dutch Church. Oliver
j. Lskemsn of Boston, to Miss Hattie T. Storm OF
MCKENZIE--BRoWN-On Wednesday morning. April Is
at the First Baptist Church. by the Rev w s. hike VIM
b. Mckenzie to Miss Sarah Brown, all Of this city .
sEWELL--VAN VORST-At Jersey City, on Tuesday April
"a BY the p d. Van Ceef Robert sewe OF NewYork
Sarah Of the late Cornelius Van Worst OF Jersey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tbe Board Of Education bed specM meeting yoS-
terday. President Curtis in the Chair. -,
The Ninth Ward asked for authority 10 TenI ou.u
; r. ,ybicb IN continue the school now held In the
building al the corner Of Hudson and Grove stree.,
which i to be repaired. Granted; .ooo e.
The Twenty second Ward asked for S5O0 for 70
pewsl of rent of premises now occupied by fnnAry
School No. IL. Granted. 100
The Fifth Ward asked that the 500 allowed by the
will of Seth GrosyeDor for school libraries, out OF his
dopation of $40 900, be given 20 them. Referred.
The TWEEN y-fIst Ward sent in a resolution empow-
proof instead Of putting In the wooden beams Us
dsred at the last meeting They asked tue passage OF
this because moi 10 carry out the original design would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

UsITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Tne Calendar
will not be called again this Term. - o- o.-
SupRymE CoURr-CIRcUIT.-Pat Mos. 737, 965,
GA 55 s57 SOL lO<5 l035t 1913 1885, 1861, 1862 s3 49,
9si Ssh lo65, 1861 1853 1913 Part lies go 80 ss az
952l, 954 ,u c,,
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-The Calendar
viii not be called again this term.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Par L--Adjourned for the term.
Part Nea 49, 4g a. 49, 344 42 49, 49, 468, 4sO, fsa,
BRooKLYs City COURT.-Nos. 46, Sc, SO, 81, Sc,
49, 49, a. 49, a. 7, 8, g. 6, "a, O. IA, 20, u.s. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS-ApzrL Is.

THE COURTS-APzIL IS.
The Hon. X, w. Peckham Justice Of the Sup RENE
Court Albany Disc .ool his at the supeue ut Cham
O' No viii BE- tsien up h the Court Of Oyer AMI Temnsr
The alteration. being md: In. !. q. sugs
ha. adjourned until ,hsl6is. Monday in May
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPKcrAL TuRx.-APRnas.-
Before Judge DALr.
DIVORCE CASE.
Henry Levi sgt. Emile Levi
This WAS a sut for divorce. The parties were mar,
,d IN 1851 and the husband alleged that the wife committed
.sy with sSs n sSs Cd. %a Who
ported IL favor Of plaintiffs application for divorce which WA
granted this morning By the Judge
MCKINNEY AIT. Wikins-Motion for permanent in
junction sppsnmen of Receiver denied and ten
Oneiada sgt xiques-MO.ion to discharge defend
ant from arrest denis s.,o,s Jnd,. HuroS.
Robertson agt. Cogbil-aotion for Judgment Denied
The Fire Department aet jackson g. Wllets.-Mo-
lion for leave to discontinue without costs denied
MARINE CoURT-TaIA5 Tssn APRIL as-S''''' Justice
ann .o.,xsr THE TRUSTEE or THE WINTER GARDEN.
James ID. Touey sgt. Thomas G. Fields
This WAS a sut TO recover from the defendant, as
proprietor OF the Winter Garden the Of sa43 for bill.
and furnished to the theater In September ana
,S denied that be was propsor Of Winter
Garden and ayened that be was only the astee Of tne
certain liabilities which did not include the claim oil
held that the defendant could not be held personally
liable for the debt he therefore judgment for him.
SUPREME COURT CIRCuIr-APRIL 25- Before justice
EkoTT.
SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD COMPANY FOR RUNNING
OVER CHILD.
Michael Gibbons jr ast The NewY0rk and harlem NA"i''A
The plaintiff s boy four years Of age de sues ths
attendants for him In being run over IN
Latter part OF 1853 appears that the boy was Az
charge brother and while running on
,r.l one Of the along and run over
nnyin one of mis- had TO be ampqtaoo ne
PENDANTS set up the boy negligent ana
n al be car &c injury The case IL stiu on III,
Sesh soues and j. Van Loon for plaintiff " '" oaoofo
Oh a', csTIxsIRs-ApRIL 25-Before Justice PEcKHAa.
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth Pratt agt. Elijah b. Pratt.-Report con-
frmed, and divorce granted
Before Justice BosHBf.
Rosa Glenton agt Bertrand CoVer-Orderto show
cause yscsed and motion to discharge Great denied with
$40 costs plaintiff and with leave to defendant to rene"
motion Is he may be advised
SPECIAL TsKN-APRIL IS Before Justice SUTHERLAND
DECISION
John nj. Hunter agt. Allen NJ. Hunter ct al-Com-
plant dismissed.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-APRIL Is
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NEW YORK DAILY TRI8UNE, THURSDAY, APRn 26, 1860.

trial ninsr. he ws dropped" whi'h Il The Mstho
dist pIseoogy isi being se, aside, before the term o. Z"
baton had expired. d. j. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
cOURT OF APPEALS

An additional term of this Court is ordered to COM
on the second Tuesday Of june for which must
be noticed and notes fled and which will run into the
regular June fixed by law This has been the
Of years and has been found convenient as enables the
term to close before the Summer heat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26

~ he Editor Of Then y Tyibuaa
Sir: y due to the religious public and the Metho-
dist Church In particular that be generally that
Mr.. Harden wbose Trial exciting % much Attention 4
net Rsvossd He Ia been sYdsnsS saA va ouy on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
UNITED STATES Dl

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-APRn rs.
NoTIcE,-NOtes of Issue for the May term must be
fled on or before April a. in order that they take their
proper place on the calendar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-30

PH0SPH0n-pERJFIAN GUAN0.

AN now ready 10 supply orders for my fertilizers As
fast As ey coE,e In. Ali may rely upon getting @l'-
c d-j.y All article Inferior any haze mf'e al-r-
ra in the phosphate ingredients. from anything else IN
market: and better h:cau>r !; contains more pure BONE
,rn or LIME than any other Manipulated Guano
FL, results O. applying my preparations 10 wheat he
.a. season have ,.ee favorable aS gould lie expected
sier TIA cCbccd disasters Of Joint worm, ny, rust, anu
most Q. all the drought which prevented the present Ia
5:abis action of The great extent a!
the ,;Ite wheat :ching. Eu the mass Vi The irst'-
uony equal superior 10 Peruvian uHGno on
uea;; sl..t land, that "ed phoIaesas nearly aii
land, do has proved superiority under lair seasons "r
producing -yod stand OF Clover isru- mat OCCASION
al fuits have been reported G' they were sucn as every
canill!:0r hears Of: sometimes due to te iAt tha' te
land dd not need phospa:cs hut most generaay 10 e
worst season .er Sola wheat a; clover have ever hho"
The hr-, evidcac. OF ic yaiu. OF MY natures IS 70 pe
found In she FAC; shat hare orders for more thah o
times as tAu, h "a. had ;h- icriod last year
Persons Who !njG:.i 10 try ny Scan"' IRON ~" -
own experience She Representation, o. OILERS, A
cuariy :rvg.si: i,uin sahn al! trS'e ',H'
they ge il; aay manipulated ar&'le' !" 'e
market.
be had OF myself the c'!nnis''"h EsTnan's
'.aer t, in Richmond Of ae'ni. Me>Srs; ino.it'
~ .;Cii SONS, Petersburg; NJ. .oiLlNS Co Lyne-
u.-; HUGH SCOTT. Fredericksburg; MAsoH, MahilH
.., 4r.f FRANK. e. ECFFlS. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-30
RAPpAHANNoCK FAKM FOW SALE.

SUI ACRES Ut LAND
Z OFFER for sale my fsru known FarmYlle, lying Oh
the RuppahannOck River, one mile below the village OF
Tappahannock and bordering the public road leading
10 tha place The farm contains nearly GOU nearly
all Of which has been ed and ccyered and In high
state Of Improvement
The buildings consisting Of dwelling house barns stable,
carriage hDuse quarters ee house. Sc are al spa
cious and In thorough repair.
The situation IL very beautiful one. possessing ai eN-
ensve view of the river above and below and VI the sur
rounding country The local and natural advantages OF
his place eau hardly be surpassed II equaed by ST..
uation the river Fish, oysters and wild fowl abound III
rrea, abundance and Of the tin est varieties.
Also another containing $50 Acres, adjoining He
above with all the necessary Improvements foF separate
FARM 1t Is bounded side by uavigabe creek anu
In part y the river. Tbls farm Is Ia tine state OF i'm
prore.nent and in thorough order.
The remaining Ui $50 fronts on the river, u
Hes between the above tracts There are no buildings uou
this but the land is In fine condition.
Those separate parcels comprise the whole OF Inc
tract 500 acres which s almost paraielogrsm win
OF Its long sides fronting on the river AMI bounded on
the and by creeks OF which Is haSSaDe
large vessels the other for small craft The land almost
perfectly level but requires very little dichnk II Is
rarely such opportunity ID offered for profitable In
yestent and the tine desirable residence
The tract susceptible Of being divided Into two very
ceen farms, having all the necessary buildings conye-
ueny situated. II not sold privately. shall oder the
tracts separate parce to suit purchasers who nay want
smaller farlus Purposng TO remove SOUTH sn deter
mined 70 SELL II not sold privately before the ImES.
TIETlI DAY OF NOVEMBER WILL on that day, II iar u
not the fair day thereafter Sunday esceped sell
al Public Aucon TO the highest bidder, without reserve
Person, desiring 10 the farm will find me at home, or
my neghbor, Mr. Clements who Will take pleasnr. 10 SNOW.
nv IN. premises AUBRY II. JONES.
Cant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-30
VALUABLE ESrATE IN CHARLOTTE


TEIllE undersigned, having determined 10 move South
i oGprs for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, in
the county Charlotte lying 'hewaters OF the Wards
Fork just above and OH the waters Of the RoanoKe JUST
below the confluence OF the two streams.
This tract is located within three nnl hsn Tn'ss r.
Messing Ford Depot the Richmond ana panVle haI.
roaJ and con,,ns abo.t acres OF which considerably
over y acres are bottom land unsurpassed IN
c,nacty n. nroctIon and in facility OF cultivation 10y
snv In ihr cour,y The auyal land Is comparatively ex
,, rom ~ srow and 100 secured against high
wsfer bv dixie which is kept up At little cost and which
,Gnr5s iecual protection, with ordinary attention.
WIi the exception Of dwelling house, iR other I'm
ements necessary excellent and in good repair.
hs plantation is widely known as remarkable for the
production Of fine shipping tobacco As my prices for tue
past ten years will fully It s also scarcely less dis
tIneuiShed for Il, wheat crops and swel adapted to what
ever is grown iu this portion Of the State.
Such opportunity for investment !n real estate rarely
occurs those n OF land in neigh6orhood pos
s-ssing all The advantages OF good health and refined and
society, will take great pleasure In showing The
premises.
TIRMs-As fully determined TO sell, will make the
;crms easy and accommodating ANY enquiries addressed
al. be promptly answered. and reference can he had
10 Mrssrs Green 4 Hotson, Richmond, Va.
WM. Z. GREEN,
Az. Nnestns ord Charlotte Co. Va.