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TraEE Of LIND.

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Whereon he nov lives, lying on Twittie's
Creek in Charlotte county, containing a.
bout 1900 acres, 1t borders on the Cree;
about two miles, into which runs four
branches il parallel d;Nctions, nearly G.
1lally distant from each other; on each
OF these branches arc several very excel
ient springs Of good water; there is OF the
trocr Il suppose) near three hundred acres
Of low grounds including great deal OF
excellent meadow land, good orchards of
al kids Of fruit trees, particularly an .Ap-
PIE orchard OF about to hundred trees,
mostly Hughes Crabs, that seldom or rs
yer tail bearing: The houses are, a good
dwelling house, three rooms below and
three above stairs w,tht'yo brisk cEimnies
ard toug fire places, wiih an excellent eel.
lar under the whole, divide ilnto rg0roonls,
Z work house of two ro5ms y ith a titcben
under It vailed with brick, good bricl.
chimney, with h.1 places IN cach room,
Meat house, Dairy, two Iumbcr houses,
&c. sc. al in GOOD repair, end covered
with feathcredge plank. yIirtr ofland
might be conveniently divided into two Sc
pafate tr2Sts, one % contain about 500, and
the other about 500 accss, The fo.acrwiil
include The dwelling house, plantation,
orchards, &c. the latte rBl mostly bc
wood land, with small plantation on ii,
fresh cleared and under good fencinl-, SUIT
Hcient for G or 2 hands. These lands arc
convenient g mills, having ohc within a.
mile, and seven more within six miles. a.
bout six miles from the conrt house, and
has an excellent summer range for cattle.
II is thought to DC I'M eces.ary to mention
any more Of The very many advantages
which these lands possess ID point os stu
atom, soil, &c. as tits presumed those IN.
cl.ned to purchase viii first yisw the pre-
misses, which VIII be shewn anl thc terms
made known 81 application 70
ROBERT BEDFORD.
Jvoc os.h, 1892. lt1
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DY Virtue of decree of the court Of
I'D the United States, for the fourth cir
cult, in the Eastern Virginia DistriGt, beag-
ing date the 10th day of December, 1901,
Wherein John TyndalI W are, executor OF
William Jones, dec. who was surviving
partner of Farrell and Jones, is plaintiff, <
William Dandridge and Jane cambridge,
executor and executrix OF Nathaniel West
cambridge, dec. William Macon, John
Johnson and Robert Anderson, surviving
trustees of the said Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deceased, John Dandridge, Robert
Dapdrid5e and Nathaniel cambridge, sons
OF the said Nathaniel West Dandridge,
Patrick Henry and Dolethea his wife, Phi
liP Payne and Elizabeth his wife, John
Spotswood Moore aud Ann Katharine his
wife, Woodson Payne and Mary his wife,
and Archer Payne, the said Dcrothea, E
hzabeth, Ann Katharine and Mary, daugh-
ters of the said Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deceased, and devisees IN his viii,
and --------- cambridge, ---- of
Alexander SPotswood cambridge, defend
ants,
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WILL BE SOLD,

To the highest bidder, for ready money.
at the dwelling-house Of Mr.. Williarl Pul.
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EF Intend for France shortly.
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Their EXHIBITION Of the
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-03-20

.ges nave bu- Hnall falAries Of eight aun-
dred dollars yca5; ana We are not iuch
QlDX9cts ~ economy as TO with for
thc.s being reduced, Many of the iud-
ges are pot 70 Considerable charge in
travelling t-orn che fate TO another, or
from enc pare Of the fame fate TO ano-
1hcr,ia order to hold circuits. They have
bnl very far2B budHcf5 To do IN com
parlion win ore Of the chanceAors Of
Virginia, The lebour Of reaching the
icene ,ot2cticn is often ten tia1es greater
than all the buGnef$ which 1lle court has
GO trani&cc. Oar ooicc5ion TO thele
courts hes aauch lcepei thar the mere
amounc Of the falsrie5 Of the judgesj al
though TWO hundred tilomand dcilars
per annuln are IikeHlfc worth a no
ynent's confederation. But this contrafr
alio hews the Interchangeable con(truc-
ciou Of tic federal government itfcf;
and With how much more cheapnelS the
9iaces can perfort1 their builnefs. We
lnui@ nor, ! We can help it, pay lix Gc-
cIent2ry judsEes rwcaty- FIVE rhoufand dol
lars pr annum for che decifon OF ten
cautls, Is 1t proper r. give MIR. Chale
wcaH which Mr.. W-yte executes of
~ Hundred doi'arsr 10 the portion
for enc! or 20 pay two thouiand dol
liars year TO q federal diltrict Judge,
When MIR. Wythe does twenty four
times as much btinet5 loT fifteen hun
q3frd3 Is rhera ar it-3ti~e mr. ,,ry,-,,,,.
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# MIR. Tohn Taylor Of Caroline.
Ia BE- e0ntj4nsd.

The following letter was received zoo late lafl
Wf9tsysr ' tna b. t5,, @St" ng Ps9 3i
opinion concerning the JUDICIARY
Law, every cardid reader muir eplcaie1
with bis ingeHIoas and independents Sfilc
IL my fsllor0- Cinzta5 u Riebmaad
PERHAPS It was a prcfumption not
warranted by my Gand in life, fill le(s
BY ny talents, ifindeed Poaefs ny, to
Preicn5 mylelf before my fellow citizens
as a candidate for their fdfragcs at the
enfuirg election ola legiaarive member
for r7c city Of Richmond bur having
done 20, I dhall abide their voice, and I
beg to allure tAec.Ihar I (lrouIJ NOT have
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79enty Dozzars REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber,
living between Bruce's mill and the Yell
low houie, on Sunday evening, the 18th
inf. Mulatte fellow named LEW, about
twenty years of age, FIVE feet eight
or nine inches high, ftout made and likely
had on when he went away light CO.
Toured broad cloth coat--a pair of blue
broad cloth overslls, for nat, ihoes and
bookings. Whoever takes up faid fellow
and brings him home, or delivers him in
any Goal 70 that ] get him again, fhall re-
ceiyc Five Dollars, if taken in Frederick.
Berkeley Or Jeferion counties. Ten Dol
lars If two counties diitant, and Twenty
Dollars for any further difance.
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
Frederick coHafy, Vvg. March !.
N. B. Said LEW has rolling walk,
fnilar to lailor. Matters Of yeisels are
forbid carrying him away. Isw3w
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JAMES THOMPSON.

N. B. The fublcriber begs leave to
scquaint his friends and the public in &C.
neral, and particularly the gentlemen Of
the Northern Neck OF Virginia, that he
has extended the line of Hages from this
place a. far as Hooe's Ferry, to run twice
kweek, viz. leave the Ferry every Tuef-
day and Saturday morning, and return on
Monday and Friday evening.
Thoic gentlemen whiting to travel, may
depend on finding good drivers and hand
lome accommodations on the road from the
Ferry TO this place, and viii always be
iurc Of conveyance on the days above
mentioned, during all the month Of April,
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Be continued by their obedient humble
ieryanr,
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n burjuaalce Of a Deed Of

aAtca Pt~i seet'So> n
Trsf fSom Jslspb Cary 70 tbs lad/en-
5srs for TIE saree/ss fbersiu mentioned,
quill he JaM at Pa5Ae .f1efiou at RE
CeBse Han/e in .4lexaudria, on Friday
the zSi5 day IF My next, at tie bo3y
Of eleven o'eloek in tbe Joreao0u, az the
iaid Jstx5b c4ry's ngbt, tifls md inter-
samanS to The 1ollsrriag real property,
viS,
10000 acres of land In Ran
dolph county, being the faid Carey's moiety of 4
tract containing 100000 acres, patented in his
own name. Thistratt lays on each Eide Of Cheat
River and contiguous 10 the main road leading
from Moorefic!d to Randolph CouIt-huufe.
4e5 acres OF land III Harrifon
county, iituate on the waters of Cheat River, be-
ing the faid Carey's moiety of tract containing
o9o acres, patented in the name of Patrick Muir
ray and founded on Settlement Right.
1891 acres Of land In the ladf
mentioned county, beng the faid Carey's moicry
Of trace containing o6s acres, patented ALTO in
the name of Patrick Murray, and founded on a
Settlement Right. Thistra& lays on the eait fide
Of Tigers Valley River, and binds thereon about
one hall mile below the mouth Of Leading Greek.
$500 acres Of land In Lincoln
eoun: y, TIA E Of Kentucky. ftnate on the wafers
Of Straight Greek, being the iaid Carey s moiety
Of tract containing 5000 acres.
10000 acres of land in Ken
haway county, ftuate on Gauley River, being
the fid Carey's n1oiety Of q tract containing
$4,000 acres, patented in the name Of Thomas
Williams.
A brick houfe with lot In
the Town Of Alexandra. Gtuste on Wolf Rreet,
now occupied by the laid Carey, fubjeG to an
incunlbrancc which will be made known at the
tiac Of fale.
Terms of faIe will be one third payable in fix
months, lone third in twelve months, aud the re-
mSining one third N eighteen months.-B Bonds
with approved feeurity viii be required of the
purchaiers.
Such Of the creditors Of Jofeph Carey as may
Be difpofed to attend the fale are notified that
their REFLECTIVE claims will be admitted in, pay.
mcnt for faid lands, provided fuch claims are lodg
ed with us and approved Of at lcal twenty days
before the day of alc.
JOHN FOSTER, -
GEO DENEALE, iuness'
March 20 r8o1 1auvz A. vau,df
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George Town, Port Tobacco,
and Leonard r own
M ALL S r a G E S.

THE fubfcribers respectfully inform the
public, they have extended The Geosge-
Town add Porr- Tobacco line ofStages.to
leonard Town: and that after The hr!f
infant, It will leave the Ii dian King ta-l
vern, George Town, every Monday and
Frioay, at ! O'Clock, A. N. and Thomp-
fon's Inn, Leonard Town, every Monday
and Friday morning, ar 4 o'clocks meet
at Pye's tavern, Port Tobacco, and re-
turn to their REFLECTIVE places on Tueidays
and Saturdays. Fare for each paaengcr,
with an allowance Of zolbs. baggage, from
George Town 70 Port Tobbaccs, three
dallur, and Fly cents from Port Tobae-
co to Leonard Town, fbue doAars---ex-
ira baggage to pay at the rate Of paaen-
ger for ISolbs. weight. All baggage to
Be at the rifk Of the owner.
It IS hoped that this undertaking will
mset with the appreciation and lupport OF
the pubic in general, and particularly the
gentlemen Of Leonard Town, Port To-
bzccns Riicataway and the neighbourhood
cf thcie places, when they are atiured that
shere are arrangements made with the
pfoprietors Of the Baltimore and Frede-
rick Town ftages, TO enlure them pat
iage in either without delay, BY their
obedient feryantss
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.9UL1r l4t5.. 1909.
RICHMOND.
DEFENCE or
AARON BURR.
.FULT l4tb. 1909.

T HE Republican Watch Tower, and >
whole army Of lher newspaf. RS are engaged
in aifaing the character Of che vice 1rs6-
dent. VIZ are very willing to allow, FRAT
Mr. Burr is 30 better than his neichbore.
bus, from any thing that has vet aoeeatcd
about him, we fatty deny that he IS wor1eg
One Of the charges, that the Brraker u
Of Bragj0H'sietter5 advances aeanR Burr.
is this:-Cn the a2d Of February laft, tome
federal members of congrefs had tavern din
nsr at Wilmington. After dinner the vice
preiident came into the room. he fpoke r..
the fedcrals with tefpea and civlity: he gsve
as a toalt, In Union to all HsneR lHst- Zoe
this fentimenf, and its Implications, Cheethan,
atraignS Burr as a criminal Gheetham ;e
che pEeicnt government printer ar New
York, He publilhes The atts of congrefs..and
as IN appendage TO this employment, il Is unI
deriFood thaf he muh publifl ali forts of filth
upon the Jeaerlon ide Of the quc1ion.
The Watch Tower has reprelente6 Burr,s
Witt at tue tavern, as 2 kind Of fecret. From
4 newspaper 70 fun Of ignorance, Of nonfenfs,
and of calnmny, as the Republican Watch
] over, we are not going to quote any arti-
Gle as poGtively aui5cnfjt Ills very oofibIs
that no fuch tavern meeting ever exi1ed
But we fhall follow che cock TO his own DUNG
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JsFSriSa. The attorney general, his teditioaa
t-ial, aud his Prfjident muif hand, or they
muif. fall, together. To complete the cor
domination OF Thomas JeHerfon, 1t is not ne
ceiiary to condemn the Richmond trial. The
rules of logic, aud she aate of facts, require
not Zach an aiiumption. It is quite fufficient
TO fay that MIR. JeHerfon obtained his Office
npon the ground of his Detecting that fcene,
and other icenes of the Fame kind; that he has
retained in Office, Thomas Mellon and !
multitude Of other active and effective enea
mics Of the Republican intereif; in a word,
that he has tramplsd upoi. bis part Of con-
tract, which; although neither iigned, nor
iealed, was absolutely undkrftood and reauir-
cd, by thoic who made him preiident. MIR:
Jehcrioa has retained in his ferviee news
printers Of notorious proiigacy; Cheethaitii,S
the JEFF ddgertiffd letter tteaIer, Duane, the
prlnter. of ttelen letters, and Jones, that AZ
ieynbiage Of whatever is coyvardly, perRdious,
or brutal. Agenrs,lise thefe, cannot have been
reterVcd ii pay FOR an hoheit, or honorable
purPofs nor Is their any power Of tholehi
peculiar to them, which could not have bee;i,
found ia more reputable parti1ans.
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NOTE.

When Meriwether 65yr1qcs Iat;1, his
creditors fhould teach him how to bcHit.
a few days ago, madam was at 4 barba-
cue, with Jones's picture hanging at her neck.
Such things are a dilgrace to the Rate. They
cannot dilgrace tim.