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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Weinesdau, .Mopem6er 9.

Is
Immediately on meeting the hruse pro.
ceeded in the reading of the documents &C
compsnying the president's message which
being concluded,
On motion of Mr.. Dawson, they were re-
ferreti, Together with the message, to a
committee of the whole on the state of the
unton, and ordered TO be printed.
On The question as to the number to be
printed, it was moved by Mr. Fisk, and Sc
condcd by Mr.. Dana, that ten thousand CO.
PIES be printed. Negatived by a consider
able majority.
Five thousand copies were then ordered
to be printed.
The house was then cleared and the doors
closed for the purpose of reading the conf
Genital part OF the Presidents message.
After the doors were opened, resoluti.
on Yesterday laid on the table by MIR Rhea
Ct } for appointing committee of Post Of
hces and Post Roads, to consist of one mem
Der from each state, was taken up and a.
greed to.
The following gentlemen compose the
committee: Messrs. Rhea Ten) Green,
Chittenden, Davenport, Stanford, Calhoun,
Iroup, Desha, Whitehill, Newbold, Ver-
planck, Pugh, Storer, Ter. Morrow, Colds
borough, A. Wilson and Wilbour.
Adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Your most obd't. humble serv'f.
(Signed) WIN. PINKNEY.

Extract Of a letter from Mr.. PinEHsn "a
the Secretary If State, dafed 24fh sen
tember, sos, London.
s. an now enabled to transmit to YOU a
copy Of Mr.. Canning's answer, received on
ly last night, to my note of the 23d Of Au-
gust.
g j regret extremely that the views which
have been instructed to lay before this 20
verameut have noI been met by il as I had
at first been led to expect. The overture
cannot fail, however, 70 place in a strong
light the jus; and liberal sentiments by
which our government is animated, and in
other respects 10 be useful aud honorable to
our country"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
From Mr.. Canning 10 mr.. Pinkney.
FoRsTes OEFTcg,
Cehtc,,,6c, oay fooo
Sehtcmber 23d, no

The undersigned his majesty.
principal Secretary OF State for foreign
AFFAIRS, had the honor TO receive the Off
ciaI letter addressed to him by Mr. Pink
Dey, minister pIenipoten,iary of the Uni
ted States, respecting the orders in coun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
10 USE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Thesdau, .Nopember 6

neSddy, .YoUemoer 8.
Mr.. Saml. Shaw, elected from the state
of Vermont, in the place of Mr.. yVitheran.
resigned, appeared and took his scat.
On motion of Mr.. Dawson, it was resol.
we'd, That the several standing committees
or the house should be appointed.
The following gentlemen were then NAM
ed by the speaker on the committees re-
spectively:
Ways and Means. Messrs. G.. w. Camp
bell, w. Aston, Eppes, Smile, Tallmadge,
Fisk and j. Montgomery.
Commerce and Mdnutactures. Messrs.
Newton, MCreery, Cuts, Dana, Marion.
Mumford and Porter.
CIaims. Messrs. Holmes, Pitkin, Sea.
yer, Johnson, Humphreys, Brown and But
Ter.
Public Lands. Messrs. Jeremiah Nor.
row, Goodwyn, Russell, Boyd, Ely, Bibb
and Howard.
District Of Columbia. Messrs. Lewis,
Van Horn, Southland, Blackiedge, Rea P.)
l.. J.. Aston and Wharton
Hevisdt and unfinished Business.--
Messrs. Clopton, Van Rensselaer, and Du.
reIl.
.AccOunfs. Messrs. N. r.. Moore, Sted-
man and Minor.
The speaker laid before the house me.
mortal from the legislature of the Missis.
sippi Territory, praying an extension of the
time of payment for public lands, SIC. Re-
ferred, on motion Of Mr.. Poindexter, to the
committee of Public Lands
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Bills of L aiding

. For sale at the office Of the Argus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-12

CIMfsoS Morris, opposite the Eagle Ia
overn, respectfully informs the public that he
still.contnues selling off under cost and charges
till the whole of the stock is sold and wishes the
public not TO lose this opportunity goods are
daily raising stock consists ofthe following
articles, viz
7-8 and A Irish Linen, Renting, Linen and
Gotten Cambrics, a large assortment of India 4
British Muslin, corded and cambria Dimity, a
large assortment Of silk & cotton Hose, ladies
silk Gloves, Damask Silk, Shasls, Black twill
ed Sarcenets, Florentine silk, printed Calico,
Linen & Cotton Cheques, linen & cotton Cam
coored Marseilles and James, India Cotton and
Wildboare, Bennet's patent Cord, Cashmere,
Broad Clo.b, Flannels, Dressing Boxes, and a
number of other articles too tedious to snumerate
April ep2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-12

TOR RENT--A three story brick HOUSE,
Il on the east side of the street leading by
Mcssrs. Gordon, 5'rokes & Co.'S to ShockG ware
house :---1'his tenement has store and counting
room on the first floor with large cellar under
meath, and SIX commodious rooms above, toge-
ther with a brick kitchen and yard adjoining
thereto: Also, wooden frame House, being
the second building above Messrs. Ellis and Al
lan's and nearly opposite to the City Hotel. This
tenement is in am airy situations and has been &C.
cuped for fifteen years past merchant taylor's
shop.
Of the above tenements-io further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber, or, in absence, of
Samuel McCfaw, Esq. ROBERT MEANS.
Mays. In
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D AN-AWAY from the subscriber on the 10th
IN day of November last, Mulatto woman
named ALICE-said negro was purchased by
me on the 18th day of the above month, being
sold under exccution-she belonged 10 the estate
Of Edward p. Chamberlayne, decd. Said negro
is about live feet high, supposed TO be nearly forty
years ofagc, she is in some measure grey, though
looks young and likely. She formerly belonged
to William Bailey of New-kent county, where
she has some children incline to think she is
in the city of Norfolk, Petersburg, or Richmond,
where she may attempt to pass for free woman
When this woman ran off, she was well furnished
with clothing of good quality. will give ten
dollars reward to any person who will have said
negro confined in any public jail so that get her
gain. WILLIAM NEWMAN.
King William, Mays. -T1awSwT1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-12
May 10.

~ ed to the Subscribers by .1oSePh Pollard, jr.
bearing date the 15th day Of Nevenabtr. 1904, and
recorded in the county court Of Spottsyivania, Jo,
the PURPOSE Of securing the payment Of a de6t or
debts due from the said Pollard to David Bullock,
willie exposed to saie on the premises, for ready
n,oney, on Thursday the 10th day IF Jt1e next :
one ninety Of themiH commonly sailed and known
by the name Of Rogerss mill, in The IoS0e, end o.
Sponsy!vania cointy--iggether with one nl9'ey 81
ftfy acres of Land adjoining thereto, and the hOas-
es and other abpwtesaces thereon erected, toge-
tier with fifteen Slaues, as named anil conveyed in
the aforeSGid deed of trust, or much # the qfore
said property as shall be sufficient July and com
pieely to carry the said deed Of trust into fleet, ae-
cording to Me Uate intent and meaning heeJ
CHARLES SMITH, J J,r,s,a,,
FREDERICK HARRIS, 5
MAY 10. lGSgtds)
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d edmond TILE MANUFACToRY.-

- lShMoND LIE M ANOF Az Jury
II The subscriber having procured the exclu-
sive right to manufacture in this and several other
states Harwood's much improved Patent Tile for
covering houses, and at considerable expense
erected the necessary buildings, &c. for carry
ing on that useful business extensively, now Of
ters to supply, at ashort notice. any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price ofthirty-
fve dollars per thousand delivered at his Factory.
He can with confidence, founded on actual ex-
pertinent, in the covering of about 90 houses in
this city, assert, that houses can be covered with
this tile rs cheap in the first instance, as with
shingles of the first quality, and when the secu-
rity against fire, the difference Of insurance. the
durability and particular construction of those
tile to resist the most penetrating rains and SHOWS
are considered, he cannot doubt Of meeting with
considerable encouragement. 1t requires only
the examination of well covered roof to con-
vince the most prejudiced mind of their superio-
rity to any other tile heretofore made, or to the
best of slate, and will cost less than the latter,
after paying the expense of water carriage to al
most any part of this continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders from
other towns, and in all cases where they are
shipped, he will deliver them whole and sound,
along side the vessels, at the expense of carriage
only to the purchasers. Any person skilled in
the art of thing, will put on those tile with great
facility, but where they cannot be procured, he
can engage few here who have had some ex-
perience, and will go moderate distance, if the
job is OF sufficient magnitude and their travelling
expenses paid. BENJAMIN DUVAL. .
Richmond, March o. Cep2walawtf1
N. b. wish TO sell Patent Rights in several
other States BID
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Just PUBLISHED, and FOR SALE at S.
j Crantland's Printing Office, OPPOSITE DIR. Du-
walls Medicine Store, MILITARY Tactics, or
THE SOLDIERS OMPlNION-Teachin
now to form companies-with directions tor the
formation and exercise of battalion and regi-
ment, and the various forms of reports, &c.
Likewise, evolutions for the Cavalry and Artil-
lery, with explanations and Improvements upon
Baron Steaban-By SAMUEL ]. WINsToN, Byi-
gade INSPECTOR for the second Brigade.
O., Subscribers will receive their Books at the
Printing Office of Scaton Grantland, where they
arc requested to call or send for them.
May S. (3w)
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JAMES YOUNG, Adnr'r.
Norfolk, May 10, 1903 [3tl
Nav 10.

TRUST DEED;-By virtue of deed of
i trust executed to William F. Carter and
Shelton Crosthwait, by Alexander B. Rose, to Sc
cure the payment ola debt due to MURPHY Brown
& Co. as therein expressed, will be offered for
sale, to the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Amherst courthouse, on Saturday the 4th day OF
June next, all the Tract of LAND lying in the
county of Amherst, on Tye River and Hat Greek,
whereon the said Alexander B. Rose now re-
sides, supposed to contain two thousand five hum
dred and thirty acres, adjoining the Lands of
Thomas Massie, David S. Garland, Thomas Fitz-
hugh, Henry Rose and Philip Ryan. The sub
scrbers being trustees for the benefit of others,
they will only warrant the title OF the above men
toned land as to themselves and those claiming
under them.
M sHELToM c e. csEINH ATS 7'4''se''
May 10. (3w)
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WILL BE SOLD, on the second day Of June
w 1908, one acre of GROUND which former
ly belonged to Einean Wyse who isnow deceas-
ed, living near Colonel Adams's saw mill, which
acre of ground have part in as a legatee.
wish to sell it and let his widow have her part,
and for to get my part, to go as tar as 1t WIZ
in paving debts that am security for the said
Ninean WISE, Deceased. Terms, cash.
]. TROWER, Ad1ninistyGtor
Nav TO- 1aw3wpJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-12

HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB-The RAcEs
i i will commence at Hanover Court House,
on the 4th Thursday in this present month.
LIST pAy-rhree mile heats, free for any horse,
mare or gelding:
I'd pAY--Two mile heats, also free for any
horse, mare or gelding.
The regulations with respect to weights, &c.
are adopted from those of the Fairfield Iocky
Club. The Secretary Of The Czu6.
May 6. (6t}
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vHo MIR. JOHN HopKINs-sla-Please

ITO MR.. JOHN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i to take Notice, That shall, on the Sth day
of June next, between the hours of 8 o'clock in
the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon, at the
Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, commence
taking the dispositions Of sundry persons to be
used as evidence in suit now depending and un.
determined, in the Superior Court of Chancery
for the Richmond district, (and to adjourn from
day to day, until the same are taken y In which
said suit, myself and others plaintiffs and you
are defendant. THOMAS BURLING.
Richmond, May 6, 1908. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-12

CPRING & SUMMER GOODS-RroHa.p
~ Book has Just received full assortment
OF GOODS, suitable for ti.e present and ensuing
season. all OF which he will sch low ior CASH
Among which are
Superfinc and second Cloth,
Superiine and second Cassi.neres,
Twilled and rabby Velvet,
Hunters constitution and silver Cords,
Cotton Cassimeres and English Nankeens,
India Nankeen,
Bandannali, Kchnall and Madras Hkfs.
White and culoured James,
Do. do. Marse Hes,
Callicoes and Chintx,
Pink, blue and purple cinghams and Muslin..
Dinity and Canibrick Dimity,
Furniture do.
/ Linen and Cotton Checks,
A. and 7s Irish Linen and shifting Cotton,
9-S and ga Camb&cks,
Plain and Figured I.enoes,
Elegant null null Robes and short Dresses
Worked and Figured Sasnets and Grapes,
Real Lace Veil, black and white,
Narrow and broad black I.aces,
Fashionable Scarfs and Shawls,
Gentlemen and Ladies' silk and cotton Hose.
"a, 1914 Damasll Silk Shawls, and
case fashionable Bom,ets and Head Dresses.
Just from Paris.
April o. Ftf1
IL BY the John Adams, St Johns, from Liver
pool, 10, Caisert-Sreet, have received their
gular supply of GOODS calculated for Le pre-
sent and approaching season.
Cambrick and Common Calicoes,
Plain and striped Dimities,
Printed Marseilles Nesting,
White Jeans,
Furniture Chiatz,
Do. Dimties,
London Supeifinc Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassimeres,
Yorkshire fine Cloths and Cassmeres,
Patent Nankeens,
Cords, Crandurells, Cotton Cassimeres,
Ga and 4 Il Cambrick Musns,
Japan, HARTFORD and Check do.
Plain and Figured Null do.
Leno, Victory, Riddle, &C. do.
Celored do do. do.
4 4 Plain Book do.
Gnghans, Silk do. .,
Sattins, Persians and Ssrsnets,
Bonnet Silks, Silk Gloves,
Silk Handkerchief, Fancy Shawls.
Cotton Umbrellas, r.
Do. Braces.
Do. Laces and Footings.
Do. Cuttings,
English Kid Gloves,
Cotton Hosiery,
Handkerchief,
Fringe and Bed Lace,
Cotton and Linen Checks, Buttons,
Birmingham Ware, &c &c.
In store, few dozen sentiemens' best BeayeG
Hats, from Marseilles.
These Goods Will be sold low fer cash, or UNI.
doubted paper at so days.
Baltimore, April 10. (l0}
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.HE HEALINe SPRTNGS, situated in tn

THE HEALING SPRINGS, situated in the
i lower end of Louisa County and but thirty
one miles from Richmond, will be in readiness
on the LIST Of June next for the accommodation of
boarders. The medicinal virtues of those waters
have been proved in great variety Of instances /;
they derive their name from the power they pos
sess of healing most kinds of eruptions, and it is
believed, that in bilious cases they have never fail
ed to afford relief There are several small hous-
es detached from the main building, intended for
single families who may apply in time, and the
terms for board will be six dollars a-week.
Healing Springs, Louisa, May g. (t1Ju)
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DY virtue of Il deed of trust executed to the
ID subscribers by Robert and George Turner
and Ann the wife Of the said George, duly record
ed in the Hastings Court of Richmond made
to secure the payment OF hfteen hundred dSiiars
to Daniel Couch, according to the terms OF said
deed will be sold by the subscribers, TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, before the door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond,
on Saturday the 9Th of June next, all that Lot,
Piece or Parcel of GROUND, situate in the SAID
city, on the east side of the cross-street Leading
from the Bell Tavern to the river, and now under
lease to Russell and Wallace (subjectt to ground
rent of ( 10 per annum forever,) together with
the following NEGROES George (the Cook
Peter (the Barber) and Aggy CT so much OF the
said property as will be sufficient to aise the SUN
of seven hundred and fifty dollars, together with
all costs attending the said sale.
ANDw. STEVENSON ,r...,os.
G. ANTHONY,
Nav 10. (tdS)
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NOTICE-By virtue of deed of trust, ex-
= ecuted by Robert Woodcock, the subscri-
Der will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at
Chesterfield Court House, on Monday the ele-
venth day of July, 1903, the Tract of LAND
whereon the said Robt. Woodcock resides, in
Chesterfield county, containing two hundred and
four acres of Land, more or less, and adj
joining the Lands of Samuel Far,nar, Ephraim
Cartwright, Henry Woodcock, Thomas Gregory
John Hancock, Enoch Adkins, Mark Farmar and
Daniel Farmar this sale is made to satisfy debt
of two hundred and ten pounds, with interest
from the 10th day of March, 1906, due from the
said Robert Woodcock to major Winfree
THOMAS GRAPES, Trustee.
Mays T1aw3wE1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-12

THE TAPPAHANNOCK RACES will
Il commence on Wednesday the 25th of May.
Isoo.
i 1st DAY-The Jockey Club Purse of four hun
dred dollars, four nile heats
Cd pAy--The Jockey Club Purse Of three
hundred dollars, three mile heats.
Sd pAY-A Sweepstake for three years old
Colts and Fillics, two mile heats, fifty dollars
entrance the subscription will remain open I'M
til the 25th May.
Heights as. follosus-A Aged horses 13Olbs 6years
old 120bS. do. do. 110lbs. 4 do. do. 1O0lbs S
do. do. S6lbs under three years, feather. M.Aes
and Ceilings allowed Slbs.
In consequence Of the following resolution of
the Club, there is no doubt the members will be
punctual in paying their subscription, as the mo-
ney on each day will be placed III the hands of
the Judges.
Resolved, That the Secretary shall have the
Rules fthe Club printed and furnish each men,
Der with copy, and that list of the members
shall be handedi n to the Club on the first day of
each race, to be read in the dining room, stating
who has and who has not paid their subscription
ARTHUR S. BROCKENBROUGH,
Secretary and Treasurer.
N. b. The entrance money in the Sweep
stake is reducedin consequenceFf sundry applica-
tons to the Secretary.
March IS. Tept25thM1
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NOR SALE, $4,000 acres of LAND in Ken
u awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
river;
$4,000 do. in Tazewell county. on the waters
of Clinch river: Sd
10000 do. in the county of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks:
LOCO do. in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great &C.
cominodation given in the payments.
To RENT, a Brick House, on Shockoe- Hill,
in a good neighborhood, and possessing every
accommodation for family.
THOS: NORvELL.
Dec 10 Sc
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" ANTED ON RENT, at any time before the
w LIST of October next, a small neat HOUSE
on Shocke Hin, not very remote from the Capt.
tol. with kitchen, carriage house, and stabling
for two or three horses-Enquire at the Office Ut
the ENQUIRER. Nav g.. ESt1
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A LIBERAL price eiH be green, foy a yoaOqg
~ Chair HORSE, about .fVe feet high--A bay
sviH be br5eyed--Foy further particulars, enquire
81 this okee Nay 10 (VD
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d EMOVAL.--We haze removed our Counting
~ House to the House Immediately belosr aud
contiguous to the one Sue haze hitherto occupied,
sohere sve have for sale, M4scovado Sugar by the
hid. or bill. Sherry Wine in quarter casks, and a
few cases old Ciaret, Of Superior quality.
ROBERTO, lLLIN POLLOK 6 Co. +
March 8 (ebtf)
ESOR SALE-3O ton country and Swedes l.
IL ron assorted, 2 ton Mai, Rods, few hhds.
Northern Whiskey, and few Bales prime. Cot
ton
Likewise, just receiving $4,000 weight of
choice Bacon, among which are $50 hams-All
of which we will dispose of on reasonable terms,
for cash or short credit.
RUSSELL & WALLACE,
EFF corner Of street leading to BIRDS
Warehouse.
April a. cep1mT]
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I RON WORKS.-The following LANDS will
\ be sold together or in separate parcels to suit
purchasers, at Public Auction, at Mr.. Chase's
Vendue Warehouse. in Baltimore, on SArUR.
oA9 the 18th day of May next, at - O'Clock
23,34S acres of AND, more or less, consisting
OF different surveys adjoining each other, lying
in Bath and Bottctourt counties. in the stafs, of
Virginia, on the Cowpasture river, which empties
into James River There is on the above Lands,
great abundance of Iron Ore, of the best quail
ty, to be obtained with very trihing expence, near
nayigblc water, aud situations suitable for erect
ing hrnaces and forges The annexed certif-
cate of Adam Clackner, Gan experienced man
Of goed character) is referred to for further par
tisulars. The first named subscriber has also
been on the Lands and examined the situations
on the river for furnaces and FORCES, and is of o.
pnon that the annexed certificate is in every res
pect correct.
The terms of sale will be 5000 dollars cash,
and for the residue of the purchase money an ex-
tended credit viii be given. The titles are be-
lieved to be unquessionable. The Patents may
be seen by application to the subscribers
JOSIAS PENNINGTON,
N. BRICE,.
Trustees Of the Patentee.
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Extract OF lett,r from a respectable gen
tiehan to his friend i'll Philadelphia dated
HaVanRah, 4jtrH 10, 1908.
"lhe object Of the present serves to inform
You, hat Hour Is " row to % dollars pcrbar--
81 and that all kind Of Siicsia linens sell TO :.
5sood advantage, the market being quite bare
lg to makea shipment thereof, before any
Ter shipments arrive, you will avail of the
ora Ie prices offered at present, but soon
er the erlbargois off with you, imported
VIII dccIiEe. and our products rise
81 IS per cent, which please let serve
" government rs that | am most
folly"
ish High Court Of Admiralty have
he American ship NonparieI, Cap
yid be- cage Of jugar. which was
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(, DLSTILLER1'-The subscriber will
sell or lease for term of years, with or without
distillery, containing five stills of near 1000
gallons, the valuable MILL on Appomattox river
in Cumberland, lately owned by William Skip.
with The house is 66 feet long, 26 wide, and
three stories high, containing 3 pair best burr
and pair corn stones, with Evans's patent ma
chinery and Saw Mill in complete order. Boats
pass undert The Mill through one of the best locks
on the river-the neighborhood affords an abun-
dant supply OF wheat and on the spot are two
conmodious houses calculated for store and re-
sidence. II sold, the purchaser may be accom-
modated with a or 500 acres of Land one half in
wood Terms may be known on application to
Mr. LETTERS at the Mill or to me near Gentle
Bridge. EDMUND R4PRLsOW
--- anlel.a, -aeriz 10: C1aspsO
" ALUABLE LANDS-The subscriber will
sell, on credit, or exchange for property
IN Richmond, or its rfeighborhood, the following
LANDS, to wit:
s22 acres in the state of Kentucky by survey,
bearing date the 10th day of October 1897 living
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, by survey bear
ing date the 10th October 1887, likewise living
IN the district set apart for the officers and sodi-
ers OF the Virginia state line, on the North side
OF Little River, branch of Cumberland River
and about two and an alfmiics from the mouth of
Little river.
Also, $50 acres of Land in tho county of Mason,
state OF Virginia OH Old Town Creek, about 3
miles from Mason courthouse.
IndiSputable titles will be made to the above
mentioned Lands and plots ofeach tract NAV be
seen on application TO the subscriber residing IN
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN.
Jan. -2S. 49, l1awtf1