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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
TO CONSUMPTIVE

The advertiser. having been restored to health in
a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung afec
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
ious TO make known 10 his fellow-suferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire It. he viii send a copy Of the
prescription used free CT charged, with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure for Consumption Asthma, Bron-
ehitls, Coughs, Colds, end al Throat and Lung At
~fections. The only object Of the advertiser in SEN
ding the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted. AMI
spread information which he c~ouocives to be invaI-
liable, and he hopes every sufferer viii try his rom
ady, as il will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mai, viii please addres
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
W%iIlinmshnrr- Kinrs O. Now Nnrt
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
FREE TO
GUIDE TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY
just Publisheis

Il tsachss how 10 msr Ovs Tan, Frees. Pimples
Biotchcs, Moth Patches, SGlloEness, Eruptions,and
allimpurities Of the skin how 10 enamel the shin
leaving 10 white AID clccr rs Glabasfer how TO
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las -practic5d ~ the french, causing the bust to
grow rosld aud foil, and if the form has been lost
ty wlllrg, iaciag or maternity. restoring 1t TO
more than Hsouginal lulncts, frmness and beauty.
h teaches how 60 reduce the size Of The hands ard
feet produce coTpuleucv or the reverse: remove
supcrduous hair Cure Corns, Worts, ana Moies
renew your age cure DruuAness, Catarrh, Dys-
pepsia Nervous Debility, g., how to fascinate aud
gain tie l3veaEd affection Of any person YOU may
ch0osr together with other useful and valuable In
formation. no young Lady or gentleman should
foil 90 send Their address 90 The Undersigned ana re-
co.ve by return mail a cory Of this valuable work
IN sealed envelope free Of charge. Aljrdss.
BERGER, SHIFTS CO, Chemists.
SION 255 River Street Troy, NY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

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hcuee 90 farm uhos harmed ~ the expenditure. A
foTtune in a hight b. worth risklng ne stamps ror.-
N4anburg la9 Telegraph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
AFOEtaRCi In one Day.
Great Excitement,
$4,000
In Cfesnhaeks. Real Estate 3 Goods
TO BE GIVEN AWAY!
Tickets selling very Fast.
Unparalleled Success!!!
Everybody anxious For 4 haneeH
Splendid LisCOf Premiums 90 be
distributed Gratis co the UOld
ers Ofthc Tickets for the
GRAND GIFT MhTINBEi
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Everybody AnriOus For a hancen
GRAND GIFT MATINBGl

! premium Ia Grcenbacks $4,000
] premium a House ADD Lot, situated on
NuHy lil, New l0rk, vita al. TIE mod
err impryfements; title penosi and guar
EUtced. 10000
] premium. = Farm situated Of Money, Rock
LAND Co, Sew fotk - h0ufs from New
1Crk- 10 MINUTES WALL from tho station,
s1utainirg 20 acre, 500 fruit boaring
trees. nlllrs, pears, sad cherries. 8 acres
~ large nEbeT, balance in gTar- end crops
good aelccs, Nrge syringe, supplying n
maguilceut bfl rend aud q splendid trout
tng brs0E, uuun.ns acr0ss the whole prop
wy Slice viii the trout, good dwelling
hoase, ID r9oms,i largo barn, shed aud
has ioit, 4 EmuaTy and carriage house
lyEerG oor fuei Up and occupied by farm
er. hen c0fp. -g pen, corn cn0, iarm im-
plsmeutr, raIuage, Wagons t0r-es,2 oz,n
sctWs, piEs, chickens, dc .,dc.; tide per-
feet ana FuaT1ntgei. .-.. ...- ..--....... 3e.Ooe
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10 tianos IetcinUay'f and CliCkeriurs 5,OOl
40 q hsutnE Nsebn-s. Wheeler a. Will
sana 6rsFtr Z Lsfeu and SiugeTE) 20.
20 pTeaiums God, American, Patent Lever
nuWihgAase Wttcat,. zee. ~ goa
90 premiums aiigsr Patent Lover Hunting
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1he balance o. be az Diamond Riugs. Al
buns Aufiesl tusTumeuts silk DIcsscs u
zoe latest fasaion.bie WtUfns. Md Gloves,
Whiting CaseE, Silver Tea Sets. and other
.Nalaabls arlisles TOO numerous 10 mention, e,lO,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

rFaini Heart never won fair lady" ana a lucky nit
VII Eet a man az in tie World. Tlis O. TIE consider
afion thal iudEces people o. 'trT their luckp aud we
lppe ne tbes man uay wins" Tie enterprise appears
sen2s and pfsmlies sflct lulesrty 0t distributions un-
o. 80 supertisiea 81 . chosen egmmittee.-Ciuy Of
ApPieioe fNh) CrGsceHL. Aus. a, 1866.
sept ~ ems
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
IN
SEWING MACHINES.
SHUTTLE MACHNEH!
Patented February 14th, 1850.
SHLESROOM $50 NJ
K.252 W.ASHLVGTON 81. BOSTON

THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
principles Of mechanism, possessing many rare and
valuable improvements, having been examined bv
1he most profound experts, and pronounced to be
simplicity and Perfection Combined.
- /" S,IalSAt needle, perpendicular action
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH. which
VIII neither RIP OF RAVEL, and is alike on both
SIDES performs perfect sewing on every desert ton
% material, from Leather to the finest Nansook
Au-lln' vita cotton, linen or silk tire ID, from tho
eoarest TO the finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and thu
and is sS
Emphatieally a fFoiseIess Machine.
Il requires FIFTY PEk TENT less power to
drive il than any other Machine in ths market. A
girl twelve years Of age can work is steadily, With
out fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength and Wonderful Simplicity Of con-
s~tructlOn renders il almost impossible to get ont oF
o-der, and is GUARANTEED by the cemranv to
give entire satisfaction.
Werespectfully invite all shose Who NAV desirs
20 supply themselves with a superior a ticle, to
come and examine this Unrivalled Machine.
But IN a more especial manner do we solicit tho
patFOnate Of
Merchant TaiIors. Coset Make
Coach Makers, Carter Filters,
Curers, Vest and Pantaloon
Shit andboson Max Makers,
e~ligious and Charitable HstitntiOas ,5iH Be IiJe
raHydeoIt with.
Prices Of Machine Completes:
No. l, Family Machine, with Hemmer, / eller
and Braider, E60
No.. Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table Es
Nos Large Manufacturing with Extension
TIble az
No. 4, Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot and Oil Cup Zoe
One half hours instruction a. sufisieHtt to enable any
person to york this Machine to their entire
satisfactioa.
Agents Wanted for al own in the United States,
where Agents ae not already established. Also
Tor Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, to
whom a liberal discount viii be given. .
Terms Invariably Cash on delivery.
T, J. Macarthur q Co.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
A. Co. $50 Washington, ST.. Boston
7OOhestnut ST., Phila.
GEO. FRANZ, Agent,
1927, 4th, St. Louis, No.
CD til lS5. 10 I9ly AIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
LUTHER HOADLEY
K. +. BAKRET, Brownyiile
THE SILVER SKIRT!
EEora Durable,
More Elastic,
More Graceful. d!
find riH keep lis Shape and retain ID
Place than any other Skirt.

This beautiful styly of Skirt Patented March 7
1861 was awarded BY the GREAT AMLRIBAN In
srrrUTE FAIR. held in New York, October, l6o ), q
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
Lyons Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

s. =
These Drops are a scientifically compounded huid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders, or
NostIums. Being liquid, their action is direct anO
positive, rendering them a reliable, speedy and GER
tain specific for the cure Of all chstructions and sup
pressions OF nature Their popularity IS Indicated %
The fact that over 100 COO b tiles are annually SHid
and consumed by the ladies Of the United states, eve.
~ one OF whom sneak in the strongest terms Of praise
Of their great merits. They are rapidly taking the
place Of every other Female Remedy, aud are cnnsid
cred by al who know sught Of them, as the sureSt s2-
fest. and most infalliable preparation IN the world.
for the cure OF all female Complaints the removal Of
an distractions OF nature, and the promotion OF healta
regularity and strength. Explicit di1 eCtiOns stating
when they may be used, and eXpla ming when ami why
they should not. nor could not be used without pTodu-
eng effects contrary to natures chosen laws. will be
found carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written Signature Of JOHN L. LION, without which
none are genuine.
Prepared by Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, 1856 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn. who can be consulted either per-
sonally, or by mani, (eaclosing stamp } concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.-Price $3.50
per bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
G. G. CLARK &C0.,
Gen'l agents for U. S. and Canada
20 LLINs BROS. St Louis. Wholesale
FC LLER,F FINCH & FULLER, Chicago. Agents
December 7th 1865. ly lo-l2 IL u id,nn, jsw
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME 2. F. TnoRNTOS, the great English
As,rolcgisi, Clairvoyan, and Psychometrioian,wh
hatastouishc5 the s-ioutilc classes % he Oid world
has now located bctc.f al Hudson, D.. \. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, as 10 enable her 10 imrsI5 knowledge
Of tho greatest Importance 90 the single or married
OF citlaTscx While ia q state If trance, she de-
iineates the very features Of the person you ate 20
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as lie Psychom0tropc, guarantees to
produce a Hle-iikC P.cruro Of the future husband OF
wife o. heappllcaut, together with date os NOR
rriage. posiuUa IN life, leading traits Of character
&c. This H. no humbug, rs thousands Of testimo
mails can assert. She viii Sc d, when desired, r.
certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the
pie ture Is what 10 purpOIts 10 DO. BY enclosing a
small lock Of hair, and stating place Of birth, age.
disposition and complexion. aud enclosing 5e cents
aud stampo envelope ADDRESSED to yourself, you
will receive The picture and desired Information by
return mail. Al communication sacred conddeu-
tial. Address, IN confidence, MADAME L. K.
TAORNTUN, 2 o. Box z23, Hudson, NY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
.M4STER'S sale.

AotieCis hereby given, that. by virtue Of an or
DER q the District Court 81 Nemaha County. Ne
brafka Territory, ia clanccy.in the case of Eliah
buaer against Anton KING, made at The Spring
tern A. ID. 1850. Viii on
Monday he Isl day Of October. AID 1866
90 one o'clock 7. q. offer co. faie,a az public auction
g the highest bidder Cor cash, 90 the front door of
hefhsrsons kall IN the City Of BroHnviIle, Ne
1ana SoHnfy NehIaska Territory, CHE place
where the last tern Of said Court for said Comfy
Naf heie) ne Sou1h Eai oaarter 81 section ten
klelin Township siE ldl North of Range fourteen
litl Hast. 90 Aemaha County. Nebaaska Territory
0iFes undeE my haTa this soth day Of august.
A. y. 1850 ChAS. G. DORSEY.
Master ia Chanscry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
Administratrix Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the Probate Court
OF Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory. has ap-
pointed the 18th day Of January, 1867 and the IIth
and l4th days Of February, 1867, at ten o'clock A.
NJ, at the Court room in BrOWnville, for the bear
ing Of claims against the estate Of John L.. Mckay
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to file them in the GFce Of tbe
judge Of said Court, on or before February 18th.
1857, or they will be forever barred.
Dated August 4th 1855.
SARAH J Mckay, Administrators
4'-4t 700 Of Estate Of John L Mckay, deceased
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
MEDAL

Tho Highest Premiun, ever giren foa a Hoop Skirt
The Steel Springs are wound with a fine plated,
wire (in place Of a cotton coveriDg) which will not
wear of or become soiled, and the whole > irt
may be ,rnsRed Without iujery or foar OF rusting
and will be as good as new.
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MARINE, INTEaLlGENCE.
MoNpAY, Oct. %.

tf.9 MoSpAY, Oct 29,H
9 ARRIVED. asls .i=i.3te.i
Stmr City of Albany, Quartermaster.
Sohr Time, Geohegan, Havre de Grace, coal, A
A Mccullough. M -lc.. 5.....s.t,4 I'D d
Sehr Brave, Bradley, Baltimore, COAL Gas
Company.
!. sehr Geo Washington, Western Branch, light,
schr Gaspar, .iieft Shoe, Chiokahommiiny
bound for Washington, ID q. ~ si"- - ~
I Schr Hattie Coombs, oDrinkwater, light, C s
Staples YEA isiats!a.sao9 80
) Il City Point, -, Master. fas a SAT
sSchr Beersheba, Gilmore, Geolgetawn, d G;
coal, A McCu Tough. uOM II 4
and passengers TO II Webb. l,tis III ~
Stmr l. q Cannon, oswald, n c, cotton and
shingles, n r Cobb u Son. 'ooaha ~
4 scbr washburn, Long, New York, brick,
Navy Yard. 3of}ua
sehr Maria Jane, Jones, New York, light,
Master. 49, e..sA'14'.''
Three masted sehr CA Ward, edward New
York, bay, Master. iAs i0l taa 5taia A. sidA4' +
stmrsa d Hill, Minter, North Carolina, bricks.
HILL d Co. 1gaa v shHal RoA "
Sehr Sonora, Petersburg, slaves, P Henne-
berry Co.
Stmr Favorite, Rogers, Hampton, mdss ami
passengers, @ W Staples,
Barge Mary E Bright, North Carolina. corn,
slaves and cotton, j James %
Stmr Geo geanna, Hill, Richmend, mdse nd
passengers, II w eDOI DsS 1A--e ~ ~ st'- 80. ''
odA SAILED.
Stmr Eolus, McCarriek, Eastern Shore
.Stmr John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
sstmr Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore, ,
stmr Norfolk, Vsnce, Philadelphia p
: Stmr FaVorite, Rogers, Hampton, mdze and
passengers. 'ti'-"9 - u
ARRIVALS VIA sALBEMARLE AND 'CHESA-
Ia B fsd,s PEAKE. Re
Stmr Roanoke, Waiter. HYGe county, N c.
with barge ia TOW, coin and shingles, simmons
and othefs9'9 - a'oh ''7i'" -, H.
Stmr Gazelie, Slacum, Elizabeth CITY, cotton
&C., q w Grandy 1 Son,
U Sstmr Seymour, Light House Department
from Aibemarle Sound, Ittt ilitf'i
Steam Tug ChQwan, Cain North Gar dina
with the following vessels in tow: tl si.s'
Sehr Baltimore Belle, Wiley, Chowau river
lumber, bound to Philadelphia.
Schr Phoebe Nelsoa, Tompkins, Plymouth. n
| G, shingles, bound to Baltimore ~ n
Shops A 4 Jones, Nelson's; Dolphin, Walker
| Eagle, Hayman; Star, Balance; Santa Maria
Jones, from wreck of steamship Andrew John,
4on, with mdzs, I. P CreHell SCo. 80 ), ~
z p SAILED
&tmr Fog, Jester, N W rivers - si5a +.
| Stmr BERTHE, S0uthgate, with bargss seabirc
| and Beauty, for Edenton aud plymouth
Stmr Wawenoek, Cobb, Murtreesboro', N c.
4 = MEMORANDUM 4RO5,
stmr Orient, at North Landing, Princess Ann,
county, Wa, with rudder broken, viii be towet
| in this morning. ~ "a "a
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which We invite the at
tention of our readers:
Morris, Gwathmey y Co.-7Eorth Carolina her
rings, .mackerel in kits and barrels. -four OF all
grades, shot, lard and butter, prime moiasses adj
amantine candles, for sale on the most reasonable
terms
g. A. Davis-leave your orders for boots and
shoes, tfLE}yf 3t
b. 7. Boekover-prime Goshen batter, n ew
York State cheese, raisins and citron. f4
! b. h. Delk-Rockport lime a1oat and e. pected
every moment AAl&a .sst4
j. Il. Rigney-has .or rent the store lately oc-
cupied by Harndenps Express. a So aaI4 -
A. F. Owens, Auctioneer- truck farm to be
leased; also the unexpired term OF the Lamberts
Point House and sppurtenances.
Burruss, Harrison Co.--=Newfoundiandd dog
t-$5 reward.
Cherry Aapp---the Eureka gas stoves, for
cooking, no smoke and no odor.
Apply at tnIs omce-Tor a well located grocery
for sale, {a df Is sssf54a - 81 =
G. Marx direct importer of millinery goods
and ali kinds Of trimmings, unsurpassed assort-
ment Mrs. Marx has just returned from Paris
and invite the ladies to call. llalss l-i ~
Gold Cross Lost-tndsr will be rewarded by
leaving it at Adamss Express office. )
Stewart Dey-.t Joseph ii and His Court, p
and other recent publications. s5,..s1 r .al
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Drioing ouer Eagine Hose.-We learn that or
ders have been issned to arrest any one caught
driving hack, truck, dray or wagon over the
engine hose VIII lie being used at fire. Persons
arrested for this offense will be committed to Jail
for destroying public property, This is very
Just measure of precaution, as the destruction of
the hose at critical time might cause the loss of
one half of the city by tire,
Beggars.-SeVeral individuals have recently
appeared in the village on Washington Point,
answering to this caption. a.t,Ft t3ffsl
The denizens of the Point say it is an unprofita-
BILE bailiwick for such strolling characters, the
money market oyer there, like all others South
being at q very low ebb.
NoRTH CARoLINA.-We received no mail from
North Carolina last evening. I'D. ~, e.. B.
REPAIRING.- Workmeu are repairing the bad
places on Wide Water street, which we noticed a
few days age t... e..il Il ~. -.
ARRIVAL OF CoTToS.-Several hundred bales of
cotton have come in by the Norfelk 4 Petersburg
Railroad within the last few days. We are in
formed that still larger quantity will come
through by this Road in a short time. t...
ENGINEsR OF THE FIRE DEP sRTMENT.-Captain
Thomas Kevil hasl been nominated Chief Engi-
neer of the Fire Department ~ Norfolk, by the
Captains of the several Fire, companies. The
nomination will be acted upon by the Councils,
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HRALTH.-A meetiRg
of the Board of Health was held at their office,
Monday, Oct. goth, 1866.
Present, @. Whttle, in the chair; VIM. I. Harr
risOn, VIM. FL. Turner and DIR. Alex. Bell.
A motion was made that the acting President
be authorized to draw for $200 from the Register
to liquidate the expenses of disinfection.
ID Resolved, that the resolution Of the 26th ult.,
increasing the salary Of the Sanitary Superin-
tendent to Sl25 per month, be continued until
further orders from the Board. 80. $500
On motion, it wa' ResolUed that notice be given
70 the Street Committee, the Common Counc IL,
that various localities have not received attention
from the Street Inspector or contractor, and re-
ouesting them to take proper action to compel
The att, ntion ofthose officers to them. a1i,a
On motion, adjourned. s'- 'ae"nR '
Report of DIR. jackson,
To the President and Members of the Board Of
Health = @aa -tt
The secretary respectfully reports that the
work of distinction has been carried on during
the past week as energetically ana with as en-
couraeing results as heretofore
The occurrence of Cholera at the jail, which
caused 80 much apprehension from the number OF
cases attacked simultaneously, Obliged us TO de-
vote especial attention to that institution. me
result has been an entire cessation OF tne esease.
but two cases occurring since the application OF
disinfectants. Dusing this week there nave peen
but six cases in the jail, and but ten IN the city at
large, and, as will be seen from Dr. Bells report,
three of which recovered
We hope soon to be able to report its total dis
appearance. 1t has been an interesting question
to determine the length of time the dlsiniectsnts
retain their efficacy and how frequently they
should be applied. We have not been furnished
with data upon this subject, and do not know
what is the experience elsewhere; but from the
facts noticed here, have pot felt safe IN rely
ing on them longer than fortnight; and IT ram
has interviewed, we deem it necessary to re apply
them at even shorter intervals.
mi attending means
for preventing the spread of Cholera has been OF
incaculable benefit to city; for, by keeping
it down to an average of, 2 OF cases per day, it
has prevented panic, has enabled our citizens
to remain at home, and has prevented to any ex-l
tent the epidemic from interfering with the trade
of the city.
That they may continue to have such beneficial
effects is my most earnest wish. ...-, . f..
Respectfully, SAML h JACKSON,
Oct u, 1866 Sec'y Board of Health.
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Fire Yesterday Morning.-A fire occurred be-
tween three and four o'clock yesterday morning
on the West side of Market square, in the rear
of the Day Book Office. IA
The building was of brick, the property of R..
H. Chamberlain, Esq, and occupied by c.
Brooks, who kept restaurant IN the basement,
known as the Princess Anne House. 5
The perishable portion of the building was con-
sumed, leaving the walls standing.
The building was insured for 5000, in the
American Insurance Company of Norfolk, of
which j. c. Deming is Agent. a
There was also aquantity of scgars the sec
ond floor, insured by j. c. Deming, Agent of the
Home Insurance Co, of New Haven, for 5000
The stock and furniture, belonging to MIR. Brooks,
was insured by j. Hardy Hendren, Esq, Agent
of the Union Insurance Company of Baltimore,
for 5000. All the fire department was out prompt
ly, and made vigorous efforts against the devour-
ing element, whose progress they succeeded in
preventing from reaching to the contiguous build
ings.
For this the energetic fremen are entitled to
all credit, as otherwise, the destruction of pro-
perty would have been much more considerable.
While we writing the engines are playing
upon the smouldering ruins, and the usual crowd
OF boys and lockers gathered around witt
Messing and enjoying the scene. stit
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

InFA LARGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF
" Real Estate in the County of Princess Anne.
By virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Court for
the County of Princess Anne, pronounced on the
24th day of September, 1866, in the Chancery suit
OF Y. w. Grandy, assignee, and others, plaintiffs,
and Silas 3. Gregory, administrator of William
N. Gregory, and others, defendants, the under
signed, as Commissioner, will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at Princess Anne Court House, on MONDAY,
I'D day Of December, 1866, (the same being Court
day) at IL O'CLOCK the real estate in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, of which William N. Gre
CORY died seized and possessed, consisting of
uated in said county, and adjoining the lands OF
w. w. Coke and others, rather more than one
halt OF which is cleared and under cultivation
the remainder is woodland, with fine growth
oak and other timber.
The improvements consist of two small Dwell
ings and the necessary out buildings, barns, sta
bles, dc. For the accommodation of purchasers,
the above tract will be divided into two equal
parcels, with the same proportion of woodland at
tached to each. The dividing line commences at
stake on the London Bridge road, and runs to a
stake at the back line OF the farm. This farm is
regarded by competent judges the finest body
II land within the limits of the county, and well
adapted to the crops raised in this section of the
State.5 The old land, under the management of
its former owner, yielded abundant crops of wheat
and corn; the new land, of which there is large
body now in cultivation, and extensive tract
beaded and ready to be taken in, is of a most su
perior quality, and among the best of the &c Hol
land Swamp land of the county, widely known
for the inexhaustible richness of its soil. The To-
cation is regarded healthy one, convenient
to schools and churches, and in desirable por-
ton of the county.
Situated about IL miles from the city of Nor
folk, and ~ miles from the village of Kempsvle,
from whence navigation is safe and easy to the
city, and within four miles of the waters of Lynn
haven river which abound in the finest fish and
oysters. 1t ia seldom that so valuable and desi-
rable body of land is placed in the market; and
in view of its superior advantages and the fact
that real estate in this section of Virginia must
appreciate most rapidly in value as soon as the
public are made familiar with the Inducements it
presents. The attention of capitalists as well as
of those desiring to locate and find home, is
hdentiy invited to an examination of this pro-
perty.
Terms of Sale;-Cash enough to pay the cost of
suit and expenses OF sale; the remainder in three
equal instaiments, payable in one, two and three
years, with interest from the day of sale; the
purchasers giving bonds, with approved security.
for the deferred payments, and the title retained
until the further order of the Court
For further information apply to Mr.. Samuel
Gregory, near Kempsville, or to the subscriber
ear Princess Anne Court House.
ALE AMBER COKE, Commr.
Princess Anne Co DC t. L. 1855.
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