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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
NOtice.

NTHsREAs two negro slaves belonging - the
c5'a of John Boiling, de- hath been ATE
taken from my plantation in Gocch!and, in my
absence ION visit 10 my planelion in the county
OF Bedfoyd) by he sheriff OF @ 3uchand ard ,od
10 satisfy debts for which the SAID dececcnts &c .
taie was not ancnable, since which. on NV re-
turn nome, have oie,ei other property 20 the
said sheriff 20 SATISFY tne debts aforesaid, which
Is refnsed-I. therefore. a. exec tor Of the last
viii aHd testament OF the said Jon Boi ing mere.
u, torewarns all rersons whatso yer, fron1 rad-
log Tor The aid ayes. or otherwise harhoring or
oarceaing the said neg. o-s. TO ysit negro man
called 6eu biacksmi'h by rad abnur 90 wears
Old yellow complexion a5ou. Get 3 inches
h'gh-a negro lad called Ned, q iut - Years old,
also Of 4 yeiiow complexion, AM very likely.
Edward Boiling.
Goorhland FEBRUARY 2 1903. 2
I HEREBY forewarn al persons whats0-
ever, from trading for, or otherwise EN-.
ploying or harboring two negro men slaves
One called Major, man ofyclow COM
pleXion, about 50 years old and about 5 feet
10 inches high-tie other called Davie. a
bout the age OF 90 years, of q dark complc5,.
ion and feet 9 or 10 inches high--which
said negro slaves were conveyed aud deli
vered Oy Edward Boiling to Archibald Boil
ling, Ivy a bill of sale, bearing date tile 1 Sth
day o! August, 1906, and now in my posses
sion. AS also, one liSeiy grey horse, about
feet inches high, IL or - years old
which Is also included IN the aforesaid bill
OF sale The above property, I am inform
ed, has been sold under execution. as the
property OF Edwar Boiling, without the
knowledge Of Mr. Archibald Polling, and
IN the absence of MIR. Edward Boiling, who
am further informed, has since rendered
other Suihcent property to satisfy the said
debt or debts, which has been re fused and
that the aforesaid property is in the posses
sion Of Mr.. Benjamin Anderson, sub-she-
riff of Goochand
FLEMING PAYNE.
attorney IN fact Jar .Arch'd Boiling.
Gooehland, Feb. 2, 1908. 2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
THURSDAY. Feb. 4.

The following message was received fl ON
the President, and with the documents en-
closed, ordered TO be printed:
To the House OF Representatives
the u. States
In NV message oS January 90, stated
that some papers forwarded by Mr.. DAM
ell Clarke of New Orleans, TO the Secretary
of State in 1908, had not then been found in
the Office of State and that letter had
bCen addressed 20 the former chief clerk,
in the hope that he might advise where
they should he sought FOR. 81 indications
from him they are now found. Among
them are two letters from the Barren de Ca
rondelet to an officer serving under him at
a separate post in which hisviews cf a dis
memberment OF aur union are expressed. Ex-
tracts OF so much ostnese letters as are with
in the scope of the resolution of the House
arc now communicated. With these were
found the letters written by MIR. Clarke to
the Secretary OF state in 1905 a part of one
only of these relates TO th,s subject, S, is ex-
tracted S; enclosed for the Information of The
House. In no part OF the papers Communi-
Gated by Mr.. Clark, which are voiuminous,
and in different languages, nor in his letters,
have we found any Information of the cor
rnpt receipt Of money by any officer of the
q. States, from arv foreign agents for dis.
Numbering the union these papers or let
ters offer nothing which was not probably
known to my predecessors, or which would
call anew for enquiries, which they had not
thought necessary to institute, when the
facts were recent, and could be better prov
ed They probably believed it best to let
pass into oblivion transactions which, how
ever culpahle, had commenced before this
government existed, and had been finally
distinguished by the treaty of 1895.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
February A, 1908
[Documents accompanying the message
will be given hereafter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

I AM dgsrosS 10 exchange The following pro.
4 perry, or any part thereof as may be agreed
on, for a small tra6 Of good Land. in a healthy
situation, with a dwelling house and other ini-
proycmeats, good spnpg Cf water, aud an =
gecable neghborhood, ~ a dis ance Of 30 to 100
miles up the country--To say for Houses in this
ciiy-Lands in Hcnrico county, joining the eca.
deny lands, and near tbs city, 900 acres on
Rieliland creek, IN Lincoln county, Eentutky-
1000 acres on The waters OF the Oria, m Mason
coun,y--and Two tracts of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee. each sos 3 acre.
Robert iiilchsH.
Richmond. Feb. 6, 1908. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
EXTR ACT
1t0aHy Register

hHiOiiS tue wonders OF the times.
Rot least deserving of my rhimcs,
See Burr tusr'd farmer! humble plan!
How Apply suited to the man
How like the modest Cincinnatus,
ketir'd from state to Dig potatoes.
How natural all his mystery seems
In laying agricultural schemes!
And who more likely in t.is life are,
nan farming men, to wri.e IN cyAhcr i?
Aud then how natural again,
10 people towns with single men
No dou6t the neighb'ring squaws like Sa-
blnes,
Were to be ravish'd from their cabins
For telling woods ne sought IectuIts
Mong those 'bove labor's "dnh HnrSnits,"
For who more fit TO clear new lands,
Than high-bred youths with velvet hands.
lis Epauletts he took for seed,
And soldiers merely for The breed
dad ba!is for weights to fishing eeins,
And guns, no doubt, 20 pole his oeans
Pistols for ndle-mcuids-- nd sabres,
o cut ms beef, not Xiii ms nei shbors -
All THIS, no doubt, appcar'dIn Court,
Ity evidence duly bi uSht be cre't--
For nothing short OF this, ',is Ger am,
Could thus iqfaae the learned MARTIN,
tWho nothing loves, beneath the sun,
so much as justice, ba:Ing one y
q rave on triah with sucn high rant,
What bat On early, full conviction
Oh Burr's unRierifed affl Ctiun,
Could cause the ia &c To sit aud hear it,
WIKI such an ap.,hy OF spirit?
WY else towards IN aCcus'd s. o!.rn:
DID Justice her stern features suiten
OF old, when merely to begin
The work of Freason, was 5 oalr sin,
4 ne danger, Snre, was somewhat great
In civil war to plunge the s;atc--
but now us chiid's Hay; SINCE no fact
Can constitute an 5UCrt acf,
Short OF comyhirtlon OF ia, plan;
Then You may punish u yen can!
he ira tor knows tGe l,w wiz reach him
Prec'aeiy wheD-yoU cGhMot cafch nm!
! aus Treason IS no more, you see,
For new MS rcGson, TO a T.
Ny punning pray axe not amiss,
For this Yankee fashion is
not IN words merely, but IN deeds,
As ev'ry Scnno-boy daily reads
Yes (cries tory well know it,
And Luckily as wyll can shew il
For when 'gainst Britain'S laws re rose,
and from meek subjects chams'd to foes,
Dad ye not one ana Ill g.~e
s To make no further use OF T,
illus cunningly avoiding Treason,
Which, without I, was only reason
ANul -" 81" hhNWJ thdN more tUtn once
wind p.Pe has been say'd by Euus
In the same ADDRHss, the intended re-
tirement OF Mr.. JhFFkkSoM is mus hand
somely noticed.
In these dark times indulgent heaven,
10 steer our tossing snip has gwen
Him, great amongst the greatest men,
The patriot, whose immt rial pen,
Dipp'd III the hallow'd fount OF truth,
Gave energy to age and youth
See Faction shrink, and fal Ue!orc him.
While UNION spreads her banner DER him
while Britain starts. tina, voice to hear,
Which eTst huri'd thunder on her ear:
Her evil genius meets again,
Like Brutus onPhiipp.'s pain.
But principle, whose sovereign sway
lie ever 10, d so well t'obev,
Has hX'd the rreyocable date,
hrd calls him from the cares Of state
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Lancaster, Jan. 81,

"1'his day the question was taken on a
general postponement Of the impeachment
Of the governor, and carried-Yeas ~,
Nays IL. Abraham IA Kinney was absent"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Washington City, FEB. 5

An Inhabitant of dis place, supposed to
be in liquor, having offered Mr.. Sloan,
member Of the House of Representatives,
opprobrious language, in consequence OF the
proposition made by him, TO remove the
seat of governmcnt--The Mayor, on a corr
plant being lodged with him, Immediately
issued his warrant for his apprehension.
The utmost confidence may be reposed in
the disposition and ability of the psice Ell
ther to prevent, or bring 70 punishment a.
peace.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Ch,lfcothe. Jan 10.

Twenty-nine witnesses have been exami-
ned in the case OF the u. s. against Aaron
Burr and Herman Blennerhasset The
grand jury have not yet made a return to
the bills laid before them by Mr. Creighton,
the district attorney, IN the above cuses. j;
will probably be made in the course Of to-
morrow.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Marietta. i'm. 25.

The grand jury lately empanuelled at
Chillicothe, have found bills Of indictment
against Aaron Burr and Herman Blenncr-
hasset, for a misdemcanor. a detailed ac-
count of the proceedings Of the court, will
be gwen next week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
BnGC8crfnt.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. U. S
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 3.

The following message from the Presi-
den, of the U. 5. was yesterday received.
To the Senate e House ofRehresentutiues
Of the u. States.
Having received an official communicate
on of Certain orders of the British govern
ment against the maritime rights of neu-
trails, bearing date the 11th of November,
1907, transmit them to Congress as fur
Their proof ofthe increasing dangers to our
navigation and commerce which led to the
provideut measure of the act of the present
session laying an embargo OH our own YES
sells.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

purchased as return load on carrying their
produce to market.
70. To authorize the executive, to distri-
butte arms i'm certain cases.
This act merely authorises the executive,
to arm such portions OF the militia, as may
be called into actual service, or who from
their particular situations, may be most ex-
posed to invasion or insurrection.
80 To establish toll gate at Whites
gap, in the South Mountain.
81. Authorizing William Waller Hening,
to publish an edition of certain laws of this
commonwealth, and fur otner purposes.
This collection is intended TO embrace
the statutes at large. from the first settl'-
mene of Virginia, to the year 1872, without
interfering with the plan or materials OF
the first and second volumes of the Revised
Cole, published by Mr.. Peasants
50. To amend an act, making provision
for improving and keeping in repair, GER
tain parts of the state road leading through
the county of Randolph.
IS. Renting fine imposed upon Geo:
Weathcrs.
Extract from Governor rompkins' Speech
TO the Legislature of New York, at the
opening of the session on the 27th ult
sit affords me sincere satisfaction to in
form you, Gentlemen, that the detachment
and organization OF our quot. of one hun
dred thousand men, has been accomplished,
and a return thereof, for the war depart
ment, nearly completed. The patriotism
displayed on this occasion, bv every des-
cription OF our fellow citizens, merits the
greatest applause. All the artillery and
cavalry of the detachment, and most OF the
infantry are volunteers and thousands be-
You'd the compliment required, have ten
dered their services with prompttude and
zeal. This generous conduct affords plea
sing evidence of the alacrity of our militia,
in advancing to the defence of their coun-
try, and of the valor which they will dis
play in supporting its honor and freedom.
"Ihe improv emcnt of agriculture manu-
features aial commerce, will at all times and
under all circumstances, attract the at
tention and command the eXertions of lust
and wise government, but in our present
situation, our external commerce being al.
most entirely cut of, and wheni it is not i'm
probable that an appeal TO arms will soon
be made, 1t ispccuiiarly important TO adopt
all measures IN our power, in order to in
crease the means of supplying ourselves
and to encourage those arts which contri-
bate to the support and comfort of human
life, tn facilitate the ELECTROMAGNETIC
and to invigorate the enterprisiug spirit of
our country. Nor wi | the great and impor-
tant duty ct disseminating useful knowledge,
at any time or in any crisis escape the at
tcntlon and encouragement OF a liberab en-
bgh,eded and patriotic Legislature.'%
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
TIL f: JEFFERSON.
FEB. 9, 1893.

Which beng read,
Mr.. Dana moved to refer it to the COM
mttee of Commerce aud Manufactures as
tt that committee had been referred SO
much of the message of the President of the
U. ). as relates to imposition on our neutral
rights, &c.
Mr.. Love moved that it be referred to a
committee of the whole on the state Of the
Union, as before that committee were al
ready all papers relative to our difference
with Great-BritAin.
The latter reference was agreed to---
yeas 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09
Eron, IInshinntnn

NHt - dSHsHS EON'
The supreme Court ofthe u. 5. commen-
ced It's session at the seat of government
yesterday, 1st Of February. Chief Jusuce
MtrSAai, Judges Chase, Washington, Liy-
ington, Cushing and Moore attended.
From the Washington PeIerGlist Of We'd
nssday
1t is with,regret we hear that Mr. John
Randolph received cons .derable injury from
a fall on hls nip on sunday evening last
Mr.. Randolph, with several gentlemen di-
ned with Mr. Key, and in the evening was
proceeding to return TO town, when Just as
ne reached the steps, his foot slipped, and
he had a violent fall. lie was so much hurt
as to require Immediate medical aid--and
We are sorry to learn he is yet unable To come
TO town. We hope he will soon recover,
and resume MS seat in our national icf;isla-
ture, where his brilliant talents and unben-
ding integrity may be still employed IN as
sistinS to shieid his beloved country from
ioui dishonor and impending rum.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

But principle, whose sovereign sway
lie ever lo,'d so well t'obev,
Has fX'd tie irreyocable date,
Add calls him from the cares of state
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

A wit observed day o. two since, that
by reading the word em64rgo backwards,
ii would make o grab. me ! 1t is thought
that great number viii felt the Influence
of its grcb ~. Y. f4fer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-09

To each Of the electors IN the Senatorial
District COMPOSED Of the counties Of Bo-
tetourt Monroe, Greenbrier, Mason,
KdnG goha, Montgomery, Giles, GfdgSol.,
WytAe. 2'azsz0eN, Harrington, Rus8et,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-30

rious g that the king did not declare any ports
20 be IN a state of blockade without allottlng
to that object force sufficient to make the
entrance 10 them nanilestly dangerous"
quote the passage in their note 10 observe
that the aousfine Is not conditional on any o
the part of it, butts lad down as the establish
ed law. It justiies the additional remark
that the preamble was not intended and can
moi he construed to alter the law. 1t follows
that it cannot produce any other effect than
that which. is above imputed tolt.
Ia BE- continued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-30
W oNDAY, ANiI Is.
On np,ioa OF 1,ir. Nez,so,

!. ON NUliU~ OF II. Ntll"On,
a resolution was adopted, 81 to1z, di
rec,ing,he secretary Of the tressury.o en-.
qulre what aDo 'epors to the aext session-
tbs enplomeuis. ard fees Of he collectors.
psgs! ehsets add Surveyors Of The cos,oms
during the last year, and whether any add.
ton "vcessaT thereto
Mr. quincy tom he committee appoint
cd on the messge Of he pres;den: relative
TO rupture VIII one Of The BnbAry pow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-30
LETTER
FR0M MR. MONROE,
80 rAs sEcRErARy oF SrATg,

10 rAS SECRETARY OF STATE,
DATED,
RIcRaoxp, February s, 1903.
Accompanying the message OF me fre ISL
OF the u. States, to Congress, on tae Szd
March.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29
90 Dollars Reward.

Dun AWAY about the Sth May from Richmond,
II sfACOB, a very black fellow. about six Zee,
high, twenty -eishr years old, handsome address
and very artful. has several scass on his neck,
and one or two, l believe, OIL his left cheek, re-
sembling small pox pits, waterman by trade,
and LEFT his battesu in the bason OF the canal in
the above city when he went eli, II which time
ne broke open the store OF gentleman IN Hioh-
mond and stole to large amount, Tor which
said gentleman has offered l reward of so dollars
for experimenting SAID fellow las am in!ormed)
-he has 4 numerous acquaintance in the said
city. the counties of Hanover and Caroline, IN
one of which he was raised, and where l ex2ea
he may be harbored. The above reward viii
be paid ann all reasonable charges. FOR securing
said fellow in any jail 50 set him, or delivered
me in Bent Geek, buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel HorSiey.
November 90, 1907. It Id
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29
FOR SALE.

or EXCHANGE F0R era" PROPERTY,
MO 1. 20 600 acres oflaud in Harrison coun-
IN ty, state of Virginia. in tracts of S 200 a.
ores each, on the waters Of Elk and Little Kama.
wha. surveyed in 1884.
$500 acres on hughes's river, in the same
county. ed in 1888. being the nioiety Of q
trad Of 5 900 acres
8 1900 acres Of land in The distrid Of Bard's
Town, on Buck Fotk, near Bairds Town, Ken
lucky.
4. a handsome F anne House. with rooms
on a floor. coach house. stables, smoke house,
with the Lots on which they stand, and a garden
adjoining, in a board fence, at Bath, Berkeley
Springs, Virginia, suited for fanny or "a
vera. Also, one Out Lot Of six acres, enclosed
with stone wall.
Joseph Gailego.
January u, 1903. wsm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29
By the Governor ofMe Commonwealth Of,
tr3Enfd,
A PROCLAIM ALTON.

INIHERE AS IL appears TO the Executive, on the
evidence OF Jacob Steady, Peer Link, Ia
cob Myers and w iliiam Williams, taken before
Benjamin Wilson, jun. esqiuo. one of the jus.
tees of the peace in and for the county Of tlar-
rison, within TINS commonwealth, that certain
JOHN SOMnEUVlI.LE did, on the night oc
the third of December last, At the house of Da-
vid Hews, in the town of Clatksburg, Violently
assault with 4 club. the body of John g. Jackson.
esquire, and lid fclYniously, on purpose aud OF
malice afore,houshs by lyns in wait, unla.v fully
MAIN and disabe die head and right arm OF the
said John G Jackson. by f,ac:urirs the scull of
the saio Jackson, and by violent blow Oh The
said right arm Of the said John G.. Jackson in
ficted; by which fracture and blow, and also by
reason of divers other wounds, blows and bruises
given SAID Jackson. by said Sonnn, crviie, with
,the club aforesaid. she liz Of said Jackson he.
came greatly endangered and tl,at the said
Sommervilie hath escaped from the Justice of
the law ! have therefore thought fit, with tue
advice OF the coancil Of state TO issue this pro-
ciama;ion, hereby ole,irg a reward Of FIFTY
DOLLARS, TO any PerAon or persons who shall
apprehend and conduc, me sand John Somnier-
vile before scine one or more of me Justices of
tile peace in and for the said county of Harrison
that he may be dealt with as in such cases the
law directs: And do moreover enloin all officer,
civil and military, and exhort the good fieops of
The commonwealth TO use their best endeavours
TO apprehend and conduct before some one or
more OF the justices of the peace in and Cor the
aforesaid county of Harrison, the said joins Sem.
mcrville, to be dealt with according to law.
GIVEN under my hand, with the seal of the
L.S.) commonwealth annexed, 1T Richmond,
this fifteenth day of January, 1908.
WIZ. II. CABELL.
p. S. The aforementioned JohH Sommerville
is man of about six feet high. appears 10 be
aboa, twenty six or twenty.seven years OF age,
rather spare, buS nervous, of light complexion
and light hair.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29
LeAx-ortIeR, STATE ofYfrgiria,

OsHIC o, loUI
NOTICE is hereby given, That in coa-
~ formity with the provisions of the acr
supplementary to the act, intituled q An
act making provision TOR the redemption
of the whole of the public DEBT OF the u
nited States," books will be opened 1T the
Office of the commissioner of loans for the
state OF Virginia on the first day of July
next, to continue open until the seventeenth
day of March, 1903, inclusively, the four
teen last days OF each quarter excepted,
for the purpose of receiving subsc riptons
for such parts of the old six per cent. de-
ferred six per cent. and three per cent
stocks, as may, on the day cf subscription,
stand OH the books of the said com.nissi-
oner of loans.
Those proprietors of the old six percent
and deferred stocks, who may subscribe,
will receive in lieu thereof new six per
cent. stock, equal to the unredeemed a.
mount of the stock surrendered, re dcenia-
Bile at the pleasure or the United States,
under proviso however, that 10 rein-
bursement shall be made except for the
whole amount of any such new certificate
of stock, nor till after SIX months previous
notice: and the proprietors of the three
per cent stock who may subscribe, will re-
ceive in lieu thereof, a six per cent. stock,
equal to sixty. FIVE per cent. of the amount
of three per cent surrendered, redeema-
bic III the same manner as the new six per
| cent. aforementioned, but not remburSable
! however, without the assent of the hold
ers, until after the whole of the new six
: per cent. (given in exchange for old six
or deferred as abovementioned) as we'll as
the whole of the eight per cent. stock of the
; United States, shall have been reimburs-
ed. 1t is also provided that in every reim-
bursement which may take place, a pre-
ference will be given to those creditors who
may notify their wish to be reimbursed;
and that If the applications to that effect
shall at any time either exceed or fall
short of the sum then applicable to that
purpose, the priority of payment shall, SO
far as may be necessary, be determined by
lot.
The present stockholders who reside in
any part of Europe, and may assent to that
modification, may, at their option, receive
the interest accruing on the new stock, Ell
thcr in the United States as heretofore, or
in London, or Amsterdam, at par in which
last case the interest will be paid there by
the bankers of the United States, six
months subsequent to the day on which the
same would be payable in the United
States and subject to no variation; nor to
any other deduction than commission to
the bankers, .ol one half per cent. on the
interest thus paid. JOHN PAGE,
" Commissioner Of Loans
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29
Thomas Read, elk.

Charlotte Court, Jan. 4, 1903.
Catherine T., Garden, Francis Scott sr;1
and Joseph Scott. executors and ex- In
ecutrix of John Garden, dec. pitts Cban-
A8 ainst cey.
Alexander Garden, def.
'EnR defendsn, not having euered his appear.
ance according 10 the aa of assembly
and 'he rules of this court. and il appea: :..g 10
the satisfaction of the court thai 10 Is nor ala ~.
babiiant of this stae: Sn the motion of the
plaintiffs by Their attorney, IL is ordered that he
appear here on The fast day of April court next
and eHier his appearance that copy of ,his
order be inserted IN one Of the newspapers Pub
rshed in Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at ~ front door Of the courthouse
OF the said county.
A copy-Teste,
Thomas Read, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-29
For Sale,

"A EY Dwelling House, aud Four Hals-Acrc
I'VE Lots OF Ground, in the Town OF Manches.
I r, as formerly advertised: On receiving
part in cash, an disposed to give cons'dera-
ble credit, for the baiance of purchase, or viii
take young Negroes fair valuation, and
Land in the State of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken-
tucly, on such terms as may be agreed on-lf
the sad pr operty is not sold between now ana
Christmas, il will be leased 10 all approved te-
nant for term of years.
ARCp'D CAMPBELL.
Manchesetc. Nov. 80, 1907 IF