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FOR sale,
My Dwelling House,

! N The town OF Manchester, buih of brick, two
= stories high, with rooms and z 6ie places,
two passages, besides cellar rooms together
with complete square of land of two acres, m.
der fence, ann much improved with va
riefy on Choice tees, both forest and frait. This
property will be sold on long credit, with a
s,n;'l' proportion Of the purchase money paid at
The tune the tile is made, which is Gear of any
KIND OF lucumbrance appoint the 30th day OF
this month, Tor the sale thereof, if fair, if not
the next fair day, 1t MIR Brooks tavern door, at
public Auction, should IT not be disposed of be-
fore a; private sa.e-and on Monday next, the
~ b instant, l mean TO sci! at my house, all my
Valuable Furniture, and an elegant Chariot and
Harness, completely finished and vanished, on
:. credit OF months for all sums above len dol.
LAYS discounts made where owe on any known
sum. Tins arrangement in my AFFAIRS / am dis
posed 90 make, from the late loss my family has
sustained, intending 10 live at my plantation in
Chs5'erheid, six miles above the town of Man.
chester.
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Lands and Negroes
FOR SALE

lET1rL Re oGsred for SALE, on the premise,
70 the highest bidder. on the 2lih day Of
November, Or not previously sold) ,he TRACT
OF LAND wheseon the subscriber resides, w..
i5s in toe county OF Prince Edward, on the
wstcy5 Of Brasloe. Containing between $500
ana 'ooC aeLsi q considerable portion ofwhieh
is valuable CREEK Low GROUNDS, well
adapted ~ the culture Of Tobacco, Corn and
Grass. Pefsons Wishing 20 purchaae, will ap.
py 30 the SUB c',her on thc SPOT.
also. FORTY NEGROES. ofdiRrrcnt a
yes and sezes. One th:rd part o. the purchase
money viii he demanded OF ne day OF sale, and
The remainder 70 be fsid IN twelve months from
that e-:e. Bond aud security will be required,
bearing iotlFest from the date, # not plndualIy
bal
AZ The same ilne and place, the Imported
HaIsc
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Archibald Campbell.

November 18th, 1907.
Xxx HE above Sale, as it res
poets 'he Furniture, is postponed until Satur.
day next, the 2lst current, 1t II o'clock, ia the
iorenooni when it viii certainly take place.
ARCH'D CAM P3EII
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To BE LEASED for a
term of years. the TAVERN, STORES, and
two hundred acres of LAND at Charles City
Courthou'e-An excellent situation for the ner-
ohanule business, in rich nsighbsrhood and
on James river IS miles from Petersburg, 80
from Richmond, aud 90 from Williamsburg.
For terms apply to
John Tyler.
Green Way, Nov. 10Th, 1907. s.
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--ALEO-

20 Kegs IF gun powder, double battle CAMS.
ter powder, liver and paint oil, boiling cloths.
glue; IS pipes 4ih proof eoguiac brandy, window
glass, PAINS, putty, giaziers' diamonds, best
seine twiDc, wrap tg Irvine, patent Windsor
shaving soar, Spanirh segafs, prime pork New.
York inspection, old flint corn, few pieces low
priced blue clio hs and yellow and whi,c Rannels.
and few pipes best EewIYorl q Anchor Gin.
Richmond, November, 1907. 4w
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II RDW-IPL, IKONB5oWGEEY, and
CUTLERY STORE.


Al roe sign Of tie d,vI, E1GiH street. RicJBt7ns
bave veeeivod. by ne !drtsi Gvivais fcpi Lou,
do" dh Livs' Pool, KEY large and General
AssO'tmew of
hardware, lronmongery, Cutlery,
Wdieb Gill b. s4ld ioss foy caB, or or n s6at
eysd'i--NmoEgd Vbieh are
ARPENTEn's ioiner's. cooi er's, shoemaker
- < other me- nsnicai ToOls fheet iron sheet
copper anf copper houcms, in pia'es. iron brass
and ccpps w're building material. nails tack,
brads, locks 2, hinges hopse bells bell wire = =.
binet meunuugs, surveycrs' oompzsses, chains
z cases OF mathematical in'tnrnents, Gun locks
gun and pistol Aints, bear wolf, fox rat and
mouse traps, shot bar ard sheet lead, pots and
kettles, bake pans, tea kettles, chatting dishes
block SIN coffee pos, Britannia meal tea pots
able and tea spoons, knives and forks, pewter
dishes, plates aud basons dish covers plate
warmers, plate baskets, tea kettles wi h laD.ps
end cocks, candles'icks and snuTors SIRE trons
and-irons. coal mods, cindsr siltors, fender,
trlyi's or too'men, smoothing irons, GRID irons,
warmers, patent lamps, house lanterns, small
hand lanterns, cloak pins. curtain holders, brass
nails, 6,h hooks Jews harps, BRASS cocks. knit.
ting needles, Baulst,'s old patent needles, ivory
and horn combs, button moulds, iapan'd ware
scissors pen and jack knives, razors and razor
honeD t.zor Straps, shaving boxes aud brushes.
curling tongs, currers' knives and aeels. spee IA
cies z cases, coffee n1ills, corn mills scale beams
L weights, money scales, stesyards, cork screws
hair and wine seivCs, vertical Jacks and screens
NIL, cross cut and pit saws, jack screws, Ger
man steel, wedding u garden hoes, garden Tal;es
scythes and sickles, straw knives, grind stones.
marbles with great variety Of Other articles
too tedious TO enumerate
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TO RENT
TWO LIRGE RRLcK So

TWO LhRGE BRICK STORES.
Almost new, uncer one roof. ard covered with
Tiles,
ClTUATE oil the south side of the main
- street, and nearly opposite The Make, House I.
one Is corner house. These houses are rem.
tered hre proof Externally by the addition of
Iron Shutters IN lie direction that there is dan-
ger (fr7m fire. to he apprehended. Posssssion
may be had on application to
WM. MITCHELL.
Richmond September Cd, 1907
FitSgOhyLsOm s. Potter,
Have on hand, an extensive assortment OF
Blank Books \ Musical Instruments
Stationary SpedacIes
School Books Pen Knives
Music. and Travelling Trynt. p Il
ROCK BINDING in all It's branches execu.
ted in the best manner.
Richmond, November is, 1907. wa,
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Chartoue Coars, 5m Ocfo5er, 1907.
Charles M Kenny, plaintiff =,
Against In
John p plett ard Harry Pauiett, Z Cbance,ys
defendants
TINE defendant John. NOT having entered his
appearance according to the ad Of ASSEM-
bly, and the rules of this court, and ii appear
ing TO the satisfaction of The court thai he is no,
an iuhabhanr Of this state (: On the motion Of
the plaintiff by his attorney. it is ordered thar
he appear here on the Grst day of Janua,y Cours
next and enter his appearance, ara give seea-
ri,y for performing the decree &c the co,rt
and that copy of this order be inse,te, IN ore
of the newspapers printed in Richmond for two
months successfully. aud posed at The lronr
door of the courthouse CT the said county.
A copy. Teste,
Thomas Read, elk.
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win be Sold,

To the highes, bidder, on "Wednesday the 9th
of December next. Cf fair, it not, the mex,
fair day.. all the
Household 81 Kitchen Furniture,
STOCK of all kinds, the Crop of CORN,
FODDER, &c. belonging to the estate of Pc
ter Baker, deed. among which are some very
valuable high blooded Colts, an excellent large
House Clock, and Ten Plate Stove.
| Tire sale will take place at Dover, Cine late
| residence of the deceasedl-Terms of sale will
be, nine months credit CT al sums above ten
dollars, The purchaser to give bond and security,
to carry interest from the date if NOT pun6tually
paid--For al sums under ten dollars cash Sill be
required.
CHRIsTEHIA BAKER, Ex'x.
Dover, Goochland, Nov 10, 1907. tbs
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w. WARDLAW.

TT AS received his fall supply Of 6ie,6y>t...,
Surgeons Instruments, Patent -,feGeci.,es. Sce.
BY the Ship Herschell- from Liverpool, he ha 3
received an assortment ofPhiais aad Shsp Far
niu,e. suitable for Physicians. On hand teS.
MEpHlTlC AIR MACHINES. -
Richmond. October 70. 1867. wst
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Notice.

Thomas Read, elk.
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70 the nthc- ports Of the e. s. and was me-
gativcd--Aye, S9--Nrcs 4s.' ="
The committee then rose and reported
the bill.
Mr.. Van Cortlaudsmoved an amendment
to the addition TO the second section, intro
duced at the instance of Mr.. II. Nelson, au-
thorising the president at any time to man
and equip suca of the other armed vessels
as he may deem proper.
Messrs. Van Cortlandt, Elmer, Mumford
and Cook supported and Messrs Fisk and
Burwell opposed this amendment.
When on motion of Mr.. Southland the fur
Their consideration of the subject was post
poned till Monday, to which day the house
adjourned.
Debate hcrafter.)
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Attention /! {!

A MEETING Of the Members COM
n posing the Washington and Jefferson
Artillery Company, is requested at the
house Of MIR. Hugh Davis, opposite Byrd's
Warehouse, on Wednesday, the fourth Of
next month, at 6 o'clock in the evening, to
make arrangements for the 22d Of Febru-
airy.
By order offhe CAPTAIN.
N. B. Those who have friends that wish
70 become members of the company, are
requested to attend for the purpose Of nomi-
mating them.
Jan. 80, 1907. III
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

We lay before the public the following sketch
of proceedings III the circuit court of the u. S.
for the district of Columbia. We shall endea-
vor 10 present in our next paper more compre"
hensive statement.
On FRIDAY Mr. Jones, the attorney of the
District. invited the attention Of the court to the
situation Of Errick Bolnlan & Samuel V. Swart-
wout, and the crimes laid TO their charge. He
made number of remarks going to shew that
they mad been guilty OF reasonable acts against
the peace and union OF the United States. Evi
dence to this effect he said would be 1dduced a,
future period. He rose. however, merely to
move that the court would Issue warrant di
rec,iRg The marshal of the district to take the
prisoners, at present in the hands of military
authority, into his custody. He grounded this
motion on the afidavits Of General w kinson,
already published He did this in obedience to
instructions received from the executive of the
| u. S whose wish |; was that they should be
surrendered into the hands Of the civil auth 'rity.
Mr. Jones then read the aiIidavits of General
Wilkinson, and went into an argument Of some
length in support of his motion.
Various questions were submitted by the court,
the object Of Which principally was 20 ascertain
the speciGc offence charged, and the grounds on
which the attorney supported 1t.
The attorney in reply, made an argument 10
shew that the offence charged was treason ! but
commended that If 1t were of inferior hue. still the
arrest and comm ,ment were proper 70 be made.
| The court took time further 10 examine
| the case. Their hesitation 10 grant the motion
Of the attorney arose chiefly from the un certain
~ Of the offence charged against the prisoners in
| the affdavits of General Wilkinson and from
the necessity of specifying some specific offence
| in the warrant of arrest.
ON SATURDAY, on the opening Of 'he
court, Mr., Jones observed that it was his wish,
/ previous to decision on his motion, to submit
the evidence Of General Eaton and MIR James
Lowry Donaldson, for whom he moved subpoe-
mas
The court ordered subPosnas to be issued for
these witnesses.
Mr. Caldwell then said that he held in his
hand petition signed by him in behalf Of
Messrs. BOEmau L Swartwout, whose signaturs
could no, be obtained, as access was denied 20
them. Iir. c. read the following petition
/ To the Judges of the Circuit court ofthe United
States in and for the district Of Columbia.
Your petitioners Erick BoIman and Samu'
Ell Swariwout, respectfully represent that they
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30
CHARLESTON, Is. CT Jan. 10.

BY the arrival of the ship Farmer, capt.
LUSr, in So days from Greenock, we have
been favored with Glasgow and Greenock
papers to the goth Nov. containing London
dates to the 18th.
, The English Editors observe, that all the
usual channels of intercourse on the con-
tlnent being interrupted, very little correct
information can be obtained of the operate
ons of the French armies. BoNAPARTE
has commenced the destruction of the
Prussian principalities He has issued a
decree depriving the old Duke Of Bruins
zviek of his sovereignty, and has bestowed
that Dukedom upon Marshal Souft, the
brother ofthe Frcnch Consul in this city
We should not be surprised to hear, by our
next advices, of a new Monarch for the
Prussian Throne, as the Usurper has alrea-
dy declared SEE ne connois has lie Roi dc
Prusses!" The expedition which sailed
from Portsmouth on the 18th November,
under Gen. Crauford and Commodore
ttohford, is destined against some part of
South-Amcrica, Lima is said to be the. OBJ
Iect. The 9th regiment of dragons, only,
isl bound to Buenos Ayres, which is TO part
from the feet in q certain latitude. The
naval forces consist OF fonr sail OF the line,
four frigates, and two briggs with $500
was defeated uuder the walls of Magde-
burgh on the 9th Of October, and himself
wounded. Every battle which is fought
and won by the French is an additional nail
i'll the coffin of the liberties of the world
The Russians and Prussans have joined
their forces at Landsberg. The Turkish
government has dissolved its alliance with
Russia, from the articles of France. Aus
tria is marching an army iowa rds the from
tiers of Silesia. -Courier.
The ship Farmer, which arrived on Sa-
turday, from Glasgow, brings London ac-
counts TO the 18th November. They state
that the Prince of Hohenloe had been de-
feated by the French before Magdeburg
with considerable loss that the marshal
ofthe empire, Soult had been made Duke
of Brunswick, by the emperor Napoleon
that the Russians were marching to join
the Prussians beyond the Oder.-City Gaz.
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The Richmond academy,
For Female Education, will be otened, i's
the house lately occutied by Jamee
Penn. Esq. on Monday, the I'd day
Of Feb 1907, under the suffers
;1fe0d0ucs IF
Mrs Anna Byrd,

WHO will herself, teach such pupils, as
w shall be entrusted to her care, to read
and write Eng, ish dramatically, together
with Arithmetic and Needle work. Her
terms are one hundred and fifty dollars
per AMMAN, for board and lodging, including
fire. candles and washing, and twenty doll
lars for tuition. The Rev. John d. Blair,
is appointed teacher of Geography and Hiss
tory. His compensation for each pupil,
whom her parent or guardian may direcs
to be attended by him, is fifteen dollars per
annum. The said sums are payable quar-
terIy in advance. The utmost attention
will be paid to the morals of the young La
dies received into the Academy, as well as
to their improvement in science. Other
persons will be employed, so soon as the
number and progress of the scholars shall
render it expedient, to teach the French
and Italian languages, the principles of Nae
tural and Moral Philosophy and Natural
History, Music, Dancing and Drawing -
of which notice will in due time be given "a
the public by
The Trustees.
Richmond, Jan. 9th, 1907. wifi
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BOSTON. January 10.

The capital of Mexico has been nearly
destroyed by an inundation.-When the
last accounts were received at Vera Cruz,
on the 1st of December, the city had been
oyerfiown for ten days, the water being four
feet deep.
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Richmond Theatre.
Mas. BA2RETTs BENEFIT.
This eUening, January 3oth, Mill be free
sented, the celebrated tragedy Of
DOIGI.A

DOOGL a
OR, THE NOBLE SHEPHERD.
With Scotch overture and music, adapted
to the piece; between the acts,) by
Mr.. Decker, leader ofthe band.
Young Norval Douglas, by Master Barrett,
(Oniy t7vetve years Old.
Lord Randolph, Mr.. Huntington.
Glenalvon, Mr.. Green.
Old Norval, Mr.. Barrett.
Officers, Messrs. B BlSanii'
Servant, Mr.. Martin.
Lady Randolph, Mrs. Barrett
Anna, Mrs Bignall.
End of The tragedy, zpiH be presented, an
OMHodria, consisting offheJ oHoz9fHg:
1-Comic Song, Mr.. Wilmot.
2-The Grecian Fabulist,
or the old man, the boy
and the ass, to exempl-
fy the impossibllity of
pleasing every body, Master Barrett.
3-A favorite Song, Mrs. Wilmot.
4-Recitation, Monsieur
Ton Son, or the modern
art of auizzing, Mr. Barrett.
5-Comic Song the Land of Pot 100000
San address to the voA
lunteers of Richmond,
written for the occasion, Mrs. Barrett.
After which, FENCING, in the following
grades, will be exhibited, for that even
ing only, by Mr.. s. Master Barrett.
1st Salute. I'd Carte s. fierce Thrust,
by Master Barrett. Sd Carte and Tierce
Parade by Master Barrett. 4th Coup-
ter, Carte and 1'ierce, by Master Barrett
5th Counter, Cartes and fierce Pushed and
Parade, by Father and Son. To conclude
with the salute.
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WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. %.

On Thursday evening last Errick BOLIVIAN and
SaruelV Swartwout arrived in this city under
a military escort, from Annapolis. where the
vessels in which they came from New Orleans
arrived at the same time They have since, we
understand, remained at the Marine barracks,
under the charge of 1t. Col. Wharton.
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THursdau, Lannarn %.

The house resolved itself into commit
tee Of the whole--Mr. Varnum in the chair
--on the resolution of select committee,
for repeating, in certain respects, the ope-
ratio1s of the statute Of limitations.
MI. Stanton spoke in favor Of adopting the
report
While this subject was under considera-
ton, message was received from the pre-
sident; in consequence of which the COM
mittee rose-when the important message
as given in our last, was read, and referred
to Messrs. ]. Randolph, Boyle, Campbell,
ofTennessee, Morrow, Of Ohio, r. Nelson,
Clinton and Bidwell.
After transacting good deal of other bu-
siness, of subordinate interest, the house
adjourned.
Friday, January %.
The house resolved itself into commit
fce of the whoie--Nqr NIaeterc l., tl,e clo; 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

Advices from New Orleans have been receiv
ed as late as Dec 18th Mr. Ogden had been
again arrested-and Mr.. Alexander. Gov. Clai-
borne had offered reward for the apprehensi-
on of Burr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-30

The SENATE were engaged during the whol
of Friday till a late hour, with closed door:
Both Houses adjourned over iii. Monday.
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At Quarterly Court, continued
and held for Prince Edward
county, Nov. 18th, 1906.


Robert Venable, exo'r. Of Nathaniel } 81
Holloway, Complainant, Z q
against
William Pattman and John Johnston, !
defendants, 5 e
THE defendant Pattman, not having en~
tered his appearance, and given securi-
ty according to an act OF the General AS
sembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an nhabitnnt Of this state on
the motion of the complainantb by his un-
sci, IL is ordered, that the said DESCENDANT
Pattman, do appear here on the first day OF
March court next, and answer the CONF
plainant's billiard that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some one of the
public newspapers printed in the city OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, f.
also posted at the front door OF the COURT
house Of this county.
A copy, teste,
BENJAMIN Watkins, b. c.
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TO which will be added, the Musical En-
terfaiHmeHt Of
LIE ADOPTED CHILD.

The hDOP i Ed Chilly,
The Adopted Child (by particular desire
and for that night only Master Barrett.
- Tichets to be hadat A. Davis's Print
ing Office, Mr.. Pumfrey's Book Store and
of Mrs. Barrett, at Captain Davidson's Ia
Vern, near the Capitol
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Advertisement.

ME Subscriber, offers for Sale, tract
Il of LAND, in Buckingham county, OH
the waters of Slate River, four miles from,
the courthouse, containing seven hundred
acres, one hundred cleared--Possessior
will be given next fall, and credit for the
whole amount, until 1911. ANY person.
wishing to purchase, viii please call and
view the premises.
Sa0iuei Jones.
Jan. 18th, 1907. 3twlI
rONFORMABLE to a deed Of trust.
~ executed by John p Shields and Jane
&. his wife, to the subscriber, for the pur-
pose of guaranteeing the payment of debt
due Samuel Ellison, of two thousand dol
lars, payable in two equal instalments, one
moiety, due the 25th of December, 1906.
the other the 25th of June, I807-Win be
Sold, on the premises, for Cash, withoua
reserve, 10 the highest bidder, between
the hours of IL and 10 o'clock, on Wednes4
day, the 18th of February next,) SO much.
of the following
P r 0 P E r T Y,
as will cover the first payment of the above
debt, with all attendant charges, viz one
Lot Of Ground, on Shockoe hill, in the CITY
of Richmond, numbered in Du-Val's plan,
per VIM G. Payne's survey, 1O1, and one
fourth part of an adjoining lot, known In
said plan as No. 102-both lots considera..
bly, improved.
.4rch'd. Pieasants,jr. Trus1ee.
Jan. 80, 1907. 3w
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Negroes for Sale.

0N Monday, the 10th day of February
~ 1907, will be SOLD, at the yendue.
Office of Messrs. Prosser 6 Moncure,
EleUen Valua6Le Negroes,
belonging to the estate of Otway Byrd, de-
ceased, consisting OF three young and likely
Men, one of whom is an excellent Cook
a middle aged but likely Man, who is a
good ostler and driver of a Carriage four
fne boys, two of whom are accustomed to
waiting on genteel company two women,
and a child-Twelve months credit will
be allowed, bond with good security being
given, bearing interest from the date !; but,
on punctual payment of the principal, the.
interest will be RENTED.
ANNA BYRD, .4dmr,r.
Win the IviH ANNEXED Of
O7HAr BrRD, decd
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1907. ids 4
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Friday, January IS.

The house resolved itself into a commit
tee Of the whole--Mr. Masters in the chair
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Richmond, Jan. 27th, 1907. wifi
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-13
ii d n S 4 e =, s.
GA IL Hi. No ILL
Ard two valuable Leases,

O. ITUATED in the county Of Fauquier.
& - on the great road leading from A shby's
land Manassee's Gaps, in the Blue Ridge, t.
/ Alexandra, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg,
I he mill seat con malds fall OF 2 feet
Ia a very constant stream, issuing ln1incdl-
ately from the CobIer Mountain, and is inn
Iproved BY 4 merchant mill ffty-fiye BY forty
Ave, three stories high, two Of stone and one
of wood, containing two water wheels, six
teen feet III diameter, one Pairofburr ana one
of Allegany stones, with the necessary rum
ming gcer and naaehnery il perfect repair.
To the mill is attached a lot OF twenty acres,
in fee simple, on which there is a. framed
dwelling house, 58 feetby %, With two rooms 3
below stairs and two above, an unhnisheed por-
tico behind, Of the whole length of the house,
and porch In front, two excellent springs II
sing within few feetsof the dwelling house,
and the mill supply both with water.
The leases arc for two unexpired hives, con-
tain one hundred acres each, and lay adjacent.
toscach other, and to the mill lot. They have
on them houses for the reception OF tenants,
twelve acres Of improved timothy meadow,
and one hundred and forty acres Of lnciosed
land, adapted for Plaster of Paris and re-
clover, and now in state Of high cultivation.
The terms Of sale of the above property Will
be made to suit the convenience OF the pur-ss
chaser, to whom will be given an ilidlspntable
title. For the terms of sale or a view OF the;
premises, application may be made to Robert
Hereford, Esq residing thereupon, who IS,
fully authorized to dispose of the to
the subscriber.
Charles Fenton Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun eounty,
Virginia, May. l6. I1sJ lawd
e. S. If the above property is not sold by !
the first Of October, it viii, after that period,
bsrented out for one or more years.
G. +. IT,