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u virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the
IL subscriber by Richard Johnson of Abe
ma County, on the 29th day of January 1906.
and recorded in the county court of AlbemaPle in
July 1906 shall proceed to sell for ready mo-.
ney tc the highest bidder, at Triplett T. Estes's
iaNcfh IN thG Town OF Charlottesville, on Mon
day the 7th day OF March next, Il being Albe-
marie court day, the following Slaves, (being con.
veyed in said trust fo the purpose of securing the
Payment Ola debt due by said johnson to McCre-
die, H;gginbotiam, Sco.) viz. waggoner John,
Rose, Toney, Lucy, Mary, Colin and Joseph.
As am only acting rs Trustee. viii cohveyto
the purchasers, the tile only which is vested ia
me as such, which is believed 70 be g,od.
GEORGE GARRETT, Trustee.
Milton, Feb g. rqeJ
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COMMUNICATION.

An Inhabitant of this place, supposed to be
IN liquor, having offered Mr.. Sloan, mem-
Der Of the House of Representatives, oppro-
bcioOs language, in consequence of the pro-
position made by him, to remove the seat of
Sovernment.-The Mayor, ON a complaint
being lodged with him, Immediately issued
his warrant for his apprehension. The ut
most confidence may be reposed in the dis
position and ability of the police either to
prevent, or bring to punishment any persons
who may attempt to disturb the peace.
Nat Irg
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! 4, q sf>,- = = a :
, &c unfortunately plac II too nucl, reI;snce |,
Inns; s,sn.s and integrity of Mr. Caatir, vino Ger
UP the report and amidst all the de.
Sus,at'ons which have assaIej the Character Of
sir \. adson; has hitherto escaped the fury ofth.
that M ne; IN Congress Ihavc reason to believe
III. a' ne did it certain that the public sensb;
MY so sehementfy excited and, ,he bold aro,.
h ".nu which have been Subsequently Displayed.
aSs not contributed to turn his curiosity to Ills
sucJect and to effect revolution in his frs, i'm
pressions have reason to believe that ,hc'.
NAV am assured, certainly not official, that r
u ons question shca4 pass both Houses of Con.
SS,ess-Mr Madison as President of the United
Oates Jhaes, would regret it in this point of view
Mr. a ma material difference between the case Of
as as it certain that Mr.. Monroe has NOT h..
defects and that he has never put his name to .
i WHICH he had subsequent cause most BIZ
terly to regret - -''se D1-
This is not the place to exbatiate on the r,.;,
= oi reasons which should lead us to SUPPORT Mr..
"aalson as q candidate for the Presiden,,i ch.;
WV most sratui Gus concession indeed
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LOUISVILLE, (K.) Jan. S.

Mr.. ii. B.emerhasset arrived at Jefferson
vile, Il. T. on Saturday evening last, it be-
ing suspected that he was fleeing from, jus
tee, was arrested and held to bail, to appear
before an examining court this morning at
Jcffersonville is stated that if he should
prove successful in his trial to day, and not
attend his trial at Chilicothe, the penalty
cannot be inflicted as the recognizance by
which he is bound, being very defective, par
ticularly not mentioning the court before
which he was to appear..-L louisville Gaz.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

JAMES MADISON, President, e
GEORGE CLINTON, Vicc-President,
Is the ticket which has been nearly unani-
mously Recommended by Convention of
Republican Members of Congress. s. which
we trust will meet with the united support
of Republicans..-W, JERSEY II. In,eyicaa. J
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To RENT (rog. rvs 'YEARs )--Thst Va
Il luable TNE-YARD OF the late Mr.. TacCtA
Bockus and now occupied by the subscriber; si.
tuated on the mairt.street of this city between
the Capitol and the Basin Of the canal It's con-
veniences arc superior to sHy 0therin this place.
a large curryirg shop, cellar and driving loft,
spacious bark house, two bark mills and houses,
a beam house and every other requisite for the
tanning Of from to 5000 hides year, exclusive
of skins Also, on the same tenement, n conre~
nicnt dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house. sta
bic and garden. The renter may also be accom-
n1odased with SOM excellent Rcd. Oak Bark, now
in the tASk house. Proposals ior the above will
be received by the subscriber till the Let Of Aprk
next, on that dayit viii be offered al public alc-
don before Messrs. Prosser and Mancure's Ven~
due Office. Bond with approved security will
be required, and possession given of the whot@
Immediately. The reaSr for offering TIE above
property for rent is the i'll safe OF health OF the
subscriber TO pay that attention me business res
guires. MARCUS ELCAN.
N. b The said Ia rard may be tented for
three years longerhy applying to the executors Of
the estate Of MIR Jacob BocEus, deed
Richmond, Feb 9. (Iawt1stA)
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pUBLlC VENDUE.--By virtue of deed of
4 trust IRON VIM. Hall to to the subscribers.
OF sundiy property, for the purpose of securing.
the payment OF debt due William Sharks Gas
will more fully appear by referring to said deed
dated 5th Dec 1906, and recorded at the hustipgs
court of Petersburg, 9th April; 1907 y VIII be
s2ld without reserve for ready money, on Thurs.
day, Sd March. the s!oop ALEX AMBER burtfcn
between so and 40 tons, with all her tackle and
apparel, as she now lays at Pockets
SAMUELTURNER, }
DANIEL EPES, s TRUSTEES
Feb. 9. tide !
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MIR. Roilcan,s resolnt;on .o arn.,,

Mr.. Boileau's resolution to amcnt the con-
stitution OF the y. ). SO as to take from Con-
gress and the Legislature OF all the states the
right to pass laws for the imhorsation Of
stqUes, has passed the house of representa-
tites of Pennsylvania by a very large inajo-
rity; there werell in the negative.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND; FEBRUARY il, 1908

Though delicacy might have prevented
the author of the following attack from Of
fering his effusions for publication in my pa
per, yet my own aelicacy and principles
compel me to give them publicity. / shall
fairly state 20 the world, as stated to the
gentleman, not the author, who brought it
TO MY ofice-that held my editorial cha
racter to be fair game for every man who
chose to hunt it down--thata have no more
right to suppress the attacks upon myself
than upon the public character OF any other
maitland that should nut iiiissitate for one
moment about publishing the EMISSIONS of his
friend.
These illusions are now before the public
They will judge between me and my assail-
ant.--They will find thatI have not travel
led out of the record to retort his animal, er-
sions. The time of retaliation may come too
soon.
/ have ts&en the liberty of subjoinins a
short commentary to his text. My 9th note
will apply to the concluding parts of the piece.
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To THOMAS RICHIE.

AT moment like the present, when the
ablest writers are taking part in public dis
eussions, and the greatest men i'll the nation
have become the objects OF scrutiny, you will
be startled ~ to see a public and person.
al address to yourself. j fear you will con-
slider 1t as an lnsidious attempt to initiate your
vanity beyond the bounds of your reason, and
render you useless to the great cause you
have undertaken to support.--I protest have
no such design. 1t is only your Editorial cha
racter, which / regard. You know, as well
as do, the stupendous powers of the press
in this country. Since the friends of MIR.
Madison's election have chosen your paper to
propagate their SANDERS, q allude to certain
extracts ofletters from Washington )and to be
the organ of their eloquencc since in
decd they seem to expect great benefits from
your personal exertioDs tmay not be unim-
portaRtto them, to their opponents and to
yourself, that your political character, or
rather that Of your paper should be distinctly
understood. This service, with the bles-
sing Of God," (as judge Chase said to Fries)
mean to render.
/ am sorry that you have compelled the
world to recollect that disastrous period of
Your editorial career, when some fletercdox
opinions into which you were unwarily be
trayea, concerning the Yazoo speculation
and the proposed compromise of that abomi-
nable claim, attracted the attention of the
Aurora. ~ You had certainly gone beyond
your depth, and were indebted to Mr.. Du-
ane for snatching you, though rudely enough,
from imminent destruction (3) You remem-
Der the accommodating style in which you
had treated the Yazoo fraud, as involving no
question connected with republican princi-
pies you remember the correction which
Mr.. Duane thought fit to inflict upon you for
the oHence--l4) your rebcllioD-your punish
ment--your Neutrality-suspicious. retraciion--
your repentaRce--the interference of your
friends-his generous abandonment of the
contest(S)--the public forgiveness-Scy your
Subsequent gratitude. (6) 1t is impossible
you can have forgotten any part of that affair.
a convict would as soon forget the pang of an
ticipated death, or the hour of his rcprieve.
In "The Enquirer" Of the 18th of April
1906, you will find a formal defence against
| the charges whish had been aIledged against
yeu, and an attempt to do what was indeed
| impossible---to reconcile the propriety of al
once confding ii,, and distressing, Yazoo men
10 1t is of no importance to remind you
81 the world, how poorly you succeeded
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FRANKFORT, Jan. IA.

The senate have approved the nomination
OF the Hon. William. Logan, as a judge of the
court of Appeals; Henry Clay, esq. was on
Monday last. chosen speaker of the House
OF Representative, in tile room of Mr.. Lo-
gan.
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Lzst Evening's Mail.
NETWORK. Ian IN

Arrived, the schr JyarHa>rl. r.
tout; Petre Co II days. Just after sailing %
n ':, oy the Leopard, and treated politely A
phot-Doat chr arrived there in 10 DAYS from NJ
iork, with the news of the embargo but aItbo;
s 81 had been there or DAYS before the W
hawh sailed, this event was not publicly KNOW,
barge, IN n noseyer, guessed there was AN EN-
auce took rise Immediately af,er the arrival Of
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.EdTH ~

Departed this life, in Hanover COMMIT, r>r1
gay morning last, MIR. MArTHEw TrmHte-
La Ia AsE-A man much esteemed and beloved ~,
All VINO had the pleasure othis acc,uaintance1,
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Statement Of the members hreSent at the
caucus ar WashiRet0E.


CeoIg;a--Ali the members present except one.
South Caro!ina-All, except two or three, who
were not we'll enough to attend
North CSrO'ina-All, except three or four.
Virg,niS--Fourtecn members attended, three
were cut of the city, some were sick, and Mr..
Randolph snd his friends would not attend
Tennessee-Ail it's members
Kcntucky-AD, except Colonel Lyon and Mr..
Rowan.
Ohio-All its members.
Mwyland-All its republican members who
were in the city, except one, who believe was
uriwell, but of this i am not certain
penrsylvania-Ten members present, two
were absent that were asserting, one in Phila.
delphia, and the rest presumed to be ayerse TO a
caucus.
Jersey-All its members.
New-York-One present.
RhC>!c- Island--All it's members.
Mossachusetts--All its republican members
that were well enough 10 attend
New Hampshre-Al except one or two.
VerInOat-AM
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February S
IMPORI,dA:r ArrIIrn

r, Ln1< ON NV Il .NIVS
Gap5. Thomas of the ship Henry, whose
49, NJ rom hamssate we announced ia
Monday Mercantile Advertiser inforu; ~.
that he sailed on the 18th December .nd
unfortunately could not procure anv T1c,;sl,
wsPaPcfs,: but that London PAPERS were
received every day at his lodging; and that.
a &c" days previous TO his departure H.. read
IN one OF the London papers. a declaratjo
OF WAX by the @nperor of Russia. ap,inss
Hfeae britain, which, after enumerating ma =
ny Vi the causes which led to the measure
uobiares' that. the Emperor of Russia would
never make Peace until the British s-oye,.n~
ment made PREPARATION for the cantnre oft...
Danish fleet, &c. 49,"
captain L. Further states thar ,II A..
nrieisn shiPs at Cronstadt safe dEniinedistely
some In ballast, and some partly loadsd-
eN't 'he russian government sent out seJeras
Cutters into the Gulph of Finland. where tha,-
Captured four British ships, and conveved
ineli INTO port and. THAT Sir Sidney Smith
hao gone to look after the Russian fleet which
had. arrived in Lisbon.
., Captalh Ihompson's first mate confirms
the above Intelligence. He saws he rad 81
RamsSate the Declaration of war bv Rnss;s
against England, but found it impossible To-
procure the paper which contained it.
IN consequence OF this state of things Can
tam 1. further informs US that cordaee hay
T rise, ten pounds sterling per ton, and every
hiha OF naval stores i'll proportion.
In addition to the intelligence we gave We
steroay from Burdeaux, captain DILL hi
forms us that the British ships of war pene-
rope and interchangeable blockadcd theIhar.
Dor and that he was boarded bv the latter
On the 5th of December, off the Cordnvan.
and was informed that two days before thew
mad received orders from their government to
stop all vessels bound to France, Spain, Hoi-
and Prussia, Portugal, Italy, or any of the.
pol'' OF the Mediterrancan. This circum-
stance they endorsed on the Lorenzo's req
s'el' IMer. HdV.
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VIE friends Of Mr. AMBROSE CvErv. are
i requested TO come to Sandy oint, -chsrlea
City county, and to administer ON his estate. sa
ne. was murdered on Saturday night last, by am
unknown Petsoa or persons, RANEY WEST.
Esb, ~. [ItFj
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ANXIOUS.
From Uoshinpfou


The Supreme Court of the United States
commenced its session at the seat of gov
eminent yesterday, LIST February. Chief
Justice Marshal, Judges Chase, Washing
ton, Livingston, Gushing, and Moore, atten-
dcd. -
From the Washington FeaeraESt Of Wed
neSday.
II is with regret we hear that Mr.. John
Randolph received considerable injury from
a fall on his hip on Sunday evening last. Mr..
Randolph, with several gentlemen dined
witt, Mr.. Key, and in the evening was pro-
ceeding to return to town, when Just as he
reached the steps, his foot slipped, and he
had violent fall. He was SO much hurt as
to require immediate medical aid--and we
are sorry to learn he is yet unable to come to
town. W. hope he will soon recover, and
resume his seat in our National Legislature,
where his brilliant talents and unbending Ing
trgiity may be still employed iii assisting to
shield his beloved country from foul dshonor
and impending ruin.
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HE LEGlSEATURE OF VIRGINIA.
aHjo1r"ea their SESSION Yesterday. -
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CHILICOTHE, Jan. 1s.

Twenty mine witnesses have been examin-
ed i'll the cases of the u. S. against Aaron Burr
and Herman Blannerhassett. The grand Jury
have not yet made return to the bills laid
before them by Mr.. Creighton, the district
attorney, in the above cases. 1t will probably
be made in the course of to-morrow.
MARIETTA, Jan. IS.
The grand jury lately empannclled at Chill
ioothe, have found bills of indictment against
Aaron Burr and Herman Blannerhasset, for ID
misdemeaner. y detailed account of the
proceedings of the court, will be given next
week.
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CIiXRLlsroN. Feb. 8

Captain Lopez, III days from HAVANA,
informs, that the alarm OF AN attack from
the British increased at that place dispatch
es had been received from Spain. stating that
three expeditions had sailed from England,
one Of which was destined either against Gu
ba, or Mexico. He states that there were
5000 men in arms, IN the Island, ready to
receive them. and that every class OF the in
were vieing with each other in
their exertions to give them a warm recep-
ton. should they attempt landing. A num-
bsr OF merchants had come forward and of
fered to loan the government any sums of
money they might be in want Of, and sup
plies OF Sour, &c. for the army.... Courier.
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PEDLGkEE

Jack Andrews was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam by Hight er. his gfandan Cardinal PuG
his great grandam by Tatter, his great great
grandam by Snip, his grtat great gTeat graudam
by Lo,d GOdophin's Arabian. his great great
gieat great grsqdam 10y Stanyan's Arabian,
which mare was own sister 70 Frmpion's White
Neck full siNcr TO the Minbsry Galloway. great
great great gtest great grsndam By Sauce Box.
a lon Of Gesg sire Of Croii's Oil Partner.
JAMES LORD (Seal )
do hereby certify that the above pedigree ia q
true copy from the ofisina one sent me in by j.
I.oid Given under my hand aud realc this 23d
ef December, 1904.
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT, (seaD
Joe AndrsWs was GOT by Lclipse his dan ~
amanda by Ouninm her dam Cloudy by Blank -
Crab Weddingop mare by Partner.-Ccuc'a
Stud 2 ok page 9Th, Prin ed in 1905 by James
1Yeaihtrhy.
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100 Dollars Reward.

d UN AWAY abou, the first inst. from the
~ service of Mr.. Whham Rawleigh, Ito
whom he was hired,) BLACK MAN, nam
ed JACKSON, a House Carpenter by prcfes.
sion. of thin consump,ive appearance, about 40
years of age. five feet eigh, OF nine inches high /;
from circumstances attending his ciopement, it
believed. he intends mak;,g his way one
of the Eastera States. and has been provided
with false papers of frsedom.--lf taken within
the State. and delivered TO u,elhere, or secured,
that ger him. will civ, Fifty Dollars. or if
taken Out of the Safe, One Hundred Dollars.
.a Robert Gamble, Jr..
Richmond Dec. 9th 1907. ,f
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February -.

by virtue Of a deed of,rust executed to
- US by Ambrose Dudley of King VIII
liam county, to secure debt due by the
said Ambrose Dudley 10 Benjamin Mosby,
assignee Of William cambridge shall
proceed to sell, for ready cash, Cor the best
price that can be Obtained, on the premi
ses, on the second day Of June next, a
certain Tact or Parcel Of Land, lying aud
being in The county Of King William, be
ing the same on which the said Dudley
now resides, and the same which the said
Dudley purchased Of William cambridge
containing 500 acres, or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to pay the sum of 400
pounds, current money, with legal int
rest thereon from the lst day Of April,
1907, till payment, together with all ey
penses attending the execution thereof
BERN'D. LIPSCOMB.
NATH'L. FOX.
26th February, 1903. wtds
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DANIEL l.. HYLTON, c. c.

HE Executive will receive on the 25th
OF March next proposals for construc-
ting sufficient and proper carriages for
mounting all the pieces Of artillery belong
ing to this commonwealth, at which time
drafts OF the most approved models in con.
iormIiy to which the said carriages are to
be constructed, will be submitted to the
inspection oil all persons disposed to con
tract Tor the same. The Executive will
probably furnish all the necessary timber,
and Will have the iron work done at the
peniienIiary--Subioined is list of the pie
ces intended TO be mounted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed 10 me
by John Ogiby of the county of Person, North
Carolina, Tor purposes therein expressed, ! shall
on the irst day of April next, if fair, if not lie
next fair DAY, proceed to sell, at the Red House
in Caswell county. ON. CO. to he highest bidder,
tor ready money, The following SLAVES ta wiz;
James, Davy, Tom, Adam, Bob and Major. or
as many of Them as will! be sufficient to answer
the purposes of said deed
VIM. S. Archer.
March 4th, 1903 w,ds
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20 Dollars Reward.

pus AWAY about the 9Th May from Richmond,
fACOB, a very black fellow, about six feet
high, twcnty-eight years old, handsome address
and very artful. has several scars on his neck,
and one or two, believe, on his left cheek, re.
sembng small pox pits, waterman by trade,
and left his baiteau in the bason of the canal in
the above city when he went of, at which time
he broke open the store of gentleman in Rich
mond and stole to a large amount, for which
for experimenting said fellow las am infornied)
he has numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the counties of Hanover and Caroline, in
one of which he was raised, and where expect
he may be harbored. The above reward will
be paid and all reasonable charges, for securing
said fellow in any jail so / get him. or delivered
me in Bent Greek, Buckingk am, Virginia.
Samuel Hcrsiey.
November so, 1907. If Id.
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FOR RKNT,

ind immediate f'ossession given,
Il Store o. Lumber- House,
A + that well know place the Piping Tree. in
"A King William county. Il is necessary 20
observe thar few stands for country store car
excel t., j, being situated in wealthy neighbor.
hood. on Paaunky, branch Of York river
where vessels that will carry from 8 TO 1000 bu
shells OF grain can load at he door
Mary King.
January CO 1903, W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11

HE Subscriber wishes to employ a
manager for the present year Tia, IN.
dorstands the culture of Tobacco & wheat.
none need apply unless they can come
well recommended to such a man Fbe.
ral wages will be given by applying to me
at George B'akey's, esq. within one mile
Of Richmond.
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT,
February Is, 1903. u
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,

February IS, 1908.
NOROPOSALS will be received by the
il Executive on the 2sth day of March
next, for furnishing the Public Guard with
cloaihing for the present year. Also at
TIE same time proposals will be received
Tor furnishing the diet of tho Convicts in
The penitentiary, Tor one year from the 18th
day Of April next.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON, C. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11
FOR SALE.

OR EXCHANGE FOR CIq1- PROPERTY,
MO l. 10000 acres of land in Harrison ooun-
Ivy, state of Virginia. in tracts of 5000 a.
ores each, on the waters OF Elk and Little Kama
wha. surveyed in I7S4.
2. $500 acres on Hushes's river, in the same
county, surveyed in I78S, being the noiety of q
u@d of 5000 acres.
;. 1900 acres of land in the distria o Baird's
Town. on Buck Fork near Baird's Town, Ken.
lucky. ut
q. A handsome Frame House, with rooms
on a floor, coach house. stables, smoke house.
with the Lots on which they stand, and garden
adjoining. in a board fence, at Bath. Berkeley
Springs, Virginia, suited for family or a ia
yern- Also, one Out Lot of six acres, enclosed
with stone wall.
Janna,y u. 1903 wSn
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V aluable Lands.

ME subscriber will Sell. on credit. or ex.
change for Property in Richmond or It's
Aeighborhood, the following LANDS, to wit:
SSs acres in the state of Kentucky. by survey
bearing da,e the 10th day of OSloher 1897, lying
and being IN the dis,'i6t apart For the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky, by survey
Gearing date The 10Th Oaober 1877, likewise ~
ing IN the distra apart for the officers anil
soldiers of the Virginia state line, on the north
sde OF Little river. a branch of Cumberland ri
yer. and about two and an half miles from the
mouth of Little river.
Also, $50 acres of Land in the county of MAJ
son, state OF Virginia. on Old Town creek. about
miles from Mason courthouse.
indisrutable titles will I've made TO the above
mentioned lands; and plots OF each tract may be
seen on application TO the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BoHANNAN.
January 2Sd, 1903. T