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Angus. ~

e. TICKETS :nthe Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, which
commences drawing the 24th Of
this month, for sale at the office
Of the Alexamdria Daily Gazette,
price F;ve Dolls. g Seventy teOe
cents. A. regular list of the
drawing will be received and In
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
aT Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
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IN the FIRST day of this month a young
" Negro Man named JERRY absconded
from my plantation in the upper end OF Fair.
fax countY--he has been seen at different
times in this town; it is supposed that he is
narrowed by some person or persons IN it,
he is about feet or inches high, strong
made, very thick lips. large eyes, sore upon
one of his legs, occasion ed by burn. II will
give Dollars for experimenting and deliver
ing him to me, and further sum Of 10 Dol
lars for convicting, by proper testimony, the
person or persons who have harbored him.
Jas. Keith.
Angus. "a wm&th
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more, with unbounded applause.)
The Overture, Songs, Chorusses. sc. entirely
nes0 COMPOSED end arranged for the OrcAe-
sra by Mr.. Bear.
EUROPEANS.
Dclawar, Mr.. Warren.
Captain Smith, Mr.. MsKenzie.
Lieutenant Role, Mr.. Conc.
Percy, Mr. Charnock.
Walter, Mr.. Bray.
Larry, Mr.. Blisset,
Robin, Mr.. Jefferson.
Talman, Mr.. Seymour.
Geraldine, Mrs. Francis.
Kate, Miss Hunt.
Alice, Mrs. Seymour.
INDIANS.
Powhatan, Mr.. Briers.
Nantaeuas, Mr.. Miller.
Miami, MIR. Francis.
Grimosco, Mr.. Cross.
Warriors, Messrs. Harris, sc.
Pocahontas, 1.-THE
Indian Prlncess) Mrs. Wilmot.
Nina, Mrs. Jefferson.
Indian Girls, sc.
In act third-AA INDLdyN BANQUET.
END OF THE PLAY,
The. fauoritc CoMIc song Of
The Yorkfhire Irlihnan
q r..
The Adysntu,es of a PotGtoe Merchant.
By Mr.. BRAY.
To svhich will added, a favorite Comic Farce
(ln tzvo acts called
THE MAYOR OF GARRAT.
The Hen Peck'd Husband.
Written by Mr.. FoorE.l
Major Sturgeon, Mr.. Cross.
Sir JACOB Jollup, Mr.. Briers.
Bruin MIR. Francis.
Crispin Heeltap, Mr.. Seymour.
Rodser2 Mr.. Harris.
Jerry Sneak, MIR. Bray.
In which character
he will introduce
the favorite Comic
& SONG of S Mrs.
~
- ~ TT.
M M p p N,;s. In ianet''
Inc '010.s 20 aonstuas .o,.~ msem aaa41ea ''"-
o,nn
The Honest YOrkihlremal.
Gayiove' MI. Gross.
Muckworm, VIZ. FRANCIS.
Slango, Nif. Wlimoe.
Squire oapscui'' WI Jenerson'
blunoer, NAA DiV'
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EstTcst 81 q letter from Keens, en- Il to
ayrgtlsm0ai IN Nszv 1ork, dated august
8, 1903.
Ihc electioneering campaign in this
state has already commenced with great
spirit. Such has been the effect of the
embargo upon the people here, that it is
generally believed the FEDERAL TICK
ii will be carried at the next election
Tor Representa- .syes to congress-Should
this De the ease there cannot be a doubt
federal electors viii also be chosen. In
tne caucus at Concord the counties of Graf
ton and Coos were allowed no representa-
ives from among themselves. This circum-
s;anss has soured the minds of the demos in
mat quarter, and will probably occasiontheir
cooperation with the federalists."
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES.

We Understand Dispatches to our gov
eminent, of great importance, were recei-
we'd by the Isabella. They were immedi-
ately forwarded to the Secretary of State.
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1000 SPANISH HIDES,
Muscovado Sugar in hhds. and bbls,
Clayed do. in boxes,
Coffee in bbs. anG bags,
Old London Particular and Market Madeira
Wine, in pipes and half pipes.
Catalonia do in or. casks,
CASTLE Soap in boxes.
A few tons of Mahogany.
FOR SALE By
Nath. Wattles, g Co.
August 20. lawsm
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Capt Higgins spoke vessel from Malta,
from which he was informed, that several
French ships of war had been seized at Ma
laagga, and other Spanish ports in ths Me
ditsrranean.
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Ataointment BY tie President Of the q. S.
General JoHN STEEL, of Lancaster, collec-
for Of the customs, for the port of Phl!adel-
mia, vice General Shee, deceased.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-28

7 AND AND NEGROES To be rented and hi.
- red-On Monday the 18TH day of Deccm-
Der Eeyt ii fair, if not the next fair day, will
let for the term of three years, tract of LA ND
in The county of Louisa, known by the name of
the Healing Springs, containing about 1900 4.
cres-Cn this tract there is abou: 500 acres of
open land, i'll good order for cropping, 100 acres
of which are creek and river low grounds, of
prime quality-12O bushels of bearded wheat
viii! be Immediately and carefully seeded, one
half of which will be sown in tobacco land The
Mineral Springs on this tract were much freuucn-
ted when kept as public place, their virtues are
atested by Physicians of the first emnencc, and
some late arri surprising cures, have, beyond all
controversy, established their value and their
powers. There are several roomv and convenient
houses, all of which Except On, mall house or
chamber kept tor my own use,) will be let with
the land. At the same time and place, will be
hired 20 valuable crop hands, corsieting of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. l am willing TO divide
the land in parts, and hire the negroes separate
ly, but should he better pleased, and woull make
some abatement, it / could meet with any proper
person who would undertake the whole. At the
same time and place, will be sold ID valuable
work Mules, the stock of Cattle, Sheep & Hogs,
Piantatation Tools, 200 bbls. of Corn, Tops and
Blades, 500 bushels of Oats, and some Hay, one
light Coachee, with harness for two horses, one
Still, several articles of valuable Furniture, con-
sistins of Mahogany Tables, Chairs and Couch,
sundry Walnut Tables & Windsor Chairs, large
Looking Glasses in guilt frames, :, quantity of
China, Queens and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur
nlture, &c. &c. too tedious TO eiumerate. For
all purchases under Is dolls. cash will be requ-
red--for all between Is and Il 100, twelve months
credit will be giyen-and for all purchases over
100 dolls will wait two years, but in every case,
bonds with the most undoubted security will be
required, bearing interest from the date unless
punctuaiiy paid. GEO: FLEMING.
Healing Springs, Oct. z. rH1
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RENJAMIN & SARAH HARR1sow, beg leave
- to inform the public, that their BoAup1No
ScHooL will commence oA the 18th January
next, in Meclllenburg county, Virginia, within
one mile of Safold's bridge, on Meierrin river,
near the road leading from Haskins's ferry to Pc
tersburg; where they have erected new and
co,nnodicus dwelling house for the reception of
boarders together with suitable and separate
school-houses for pupils of both sexes.
They will teach the English language gram
maeically, Arithmetic and needle work in its va
rious branches
The boys will lodge in a seperate house from
the Young ladies'. The situation is healthy and a.
greeabe. Particular attention will be paid to
the health and morals of the children that may
be intrusted to their care. Each boarder must
he furnished with a pair of sheets, bed, blan-
ket, one towel and u Counterpart.
Terms as foiloyvs Board and Tuition 81 /,
per ansuin 5 dolls. OF which must be paid in adj
vance, dolls. more at the commencement of the
vacation, viz. the first July, and the balance
at the expiration of the year.
II L. The vacation will continue fo,ir week,
Sent. 27. (oaw6w)
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Tor SALE, 5000 acrcsof LIND, in the co,,n-
" of lIenrico, miles trn =, the city OF Rich.
mond, on the waters of the Ui!han Brook; and
on each side of the stage road, lea,in., from
Richmond to Fredericksburg. On the aboye
Lard is a Manufacturing Mill, viii, two pair %!
stones, one OF Barr and the other of ColoSn, on
an c1cc,lcn. strearn.--5iT ac,cs i'm the county of
Amherst. on the waters Of Tyc River, FIRST rate
tobacco. Col. Jos Shelton will give every iniorms-
tton rs to this Land. Terms ofsale--One third in
cash-1-3 in nine mnnt,s--;,nd the bsllaace III Is
months or they will be varied tn suit the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
The Land in Hcru'ico will be Laid off in Lots,
for the accommodation OF purchascrs-and any in
formation as to price or situation, will be given
Oh application to THOS. II. PROSSER.
Oct. Z. Ttf]
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hESERTED.--fsom the service of the Uni
- ted States, on the 9Th isstau,, O Private ir
the 5,h regiment of infarty, named JOHN
fERCuSON-3o years OF age, S feet S e in
ches high, swarthy complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes, has n siclily appearancc-He was born in
Dciaware county, state Of pcnnsylvania--by
profession shoemaker, The said Ferguson,
had ON at the ;imc Of his dcsetion, round sal.
inrs jacket, slash sleeves, DARK Dab colour blue
striped Virginia cloth west, and Corduroy Pan
falcons, torn or the knees-aVrsinia cloth shirt ;
and an old pair of half bocts, sound with cord,
which he generally wore under his ran,aloons
Also Deserted on the game tlay, GABRIEL
JONES, 81 years Of age, S feet 1-2 inches
high, fair complexion, halle eyes; auburn hair
when sp' aSen to has a dow,iook- Born in Es-
sex county, Va.-bred Fai,ner-He wore a.
way round striped Virginia c,th coat, white
home spun pantaloones, and vest ofthe same.
Whoever. will apprehelMt the said Aeserters,
an" deliver them to me, ort, any officer in the
service Of the United States, shah receive TWEEN
ty dollars reward, -or ten dollars for either.
EDWARD DlLLARD, Cant
5th y. S. Reg. infantry
Rendezvous, Pe,ersbHrg
Sept. IS. Ttf1
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NAPOLEON.
GREAT-BRITAIN.
LONDON, Seni

s LONDON, Sept. IS.
The Russian fleet which surrendered TO
the British consisted of nine sail of the line
and one frigate.
tits reported that Sir Hew DalYympIe IS
to be recalled, and that a fast Sailing vessel
Is to be dispatched, to prevetit the execution
OF the Convention, but this is probably thrown
out to reconcile the public to the result.
Sir Arthur Wellesley is mentioned AZ beinO.
extremely dissatisfied with the proceedings
which have taken place in Portugal, since he
was superseded in the command. and il has
been said even that he was about to return
home in disgust
The report of an instruction having bro
ken out in that part of France bordering on
Spain. was reported on the authority of the.
captain of ship from Bordeaux, at which
CITY Gen. Ney had arrived.
hdviccs have been received from Corun =
ma, to the 9th inst We understand thew
state that the. French have retreated from
Burgos. Cen Blake had broken up om
Astorga, and advanced as far as Rio Seouil-
10, on his march to Burgos. Gen, Castanos
was also approaching, With 4 considerable
force. These movements fastened fbe
departure of the French frem Burros.
The Spanish Grandee, Jovellenos. ref,-
sed to accept an office under Joselh bona
parts and is said to be in favor of tho pat.
riots.
Capt. Garnier, Of the Frsach brivateer
FoudrOyant, sent into Portsmouth bv fba
L,innet, says, ajere are few French .priva-
teers now in the Channel, an astonish;nk
number having sailed fr.sa all the berts in
France, with provisions for the SUPPLY of
GaudaloGpe. He left St, Malacs about ter,
days since So igpotaht are tbs PEBBLE q
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- virtue of deed of trust executed to the
Il Subscribers, by Robert and George Turner,
ard Ann the wife ofthe said George, duly rccor.
ded in the Hastings Court of Richmond made
to sectire the payment OF fifteen hundred dollars,
to Daniel Couch, according to the terms of said
deed VIII 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 tic i2ih Nov. next, all that Lot,
Piece Or Parcel OF GaouNp, situate in the said
city, on the east side of the cross-street leading
from the BeIi-Tavern TO Che river, and now under
lease 80 Russell s. Wallace (subject to ground
rent OF i0E per annum iorsvcr,J together with
the following NEGRoEs George (the copk) Pc.
ter (the barDcr) ard Aggy o. So much OF the
said property as will be sufficient 10 raise the sum
OF leo dolls. together with al costs attending the
said sale. ANDw STEVENSON, ~,
G.. ANTHONY, trustees.
Oct 81 r,ds7
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nj OTICEt--!n tho year 1898, a request was
y made by letter from a gentlemen in Virginia,
(thTough Mr. joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
dom 10 Mr.. Thomas Diggcs, then III England, to-
make enquiry for the heirs or tho flmiy ola Mr..
Abraham Mines, who, when youth, left Brigg-
house near IIuddersieid in Yorkshire, for Anne
ric1, and \ clerk to- merchant ~ Virginia,
afterwards kept a store of MS own, bad partner
in trade, < died unmarried, about the wear 1855,
leaving landed and oteF property. Unfortunate
", by the loss at sea, of the SHIP Jane and RAJ
clicl. capt. D1dc from fonion to Alexandria, in
tic year 1898, the letters Of request and other
papers and rtcnnrand,ttns were lost, ard even
the writer's narHc, which IS supposed 10 be Far
" O: Farcy IS +ycll rs his place at residence has
been forgotten, butts guessed To be near Peters
burg IN Virginia.
The ubscsibs?s, o. either of th"r, viii be-
much obliged to any org, Informed or either II
the parties above allud-dto, orcTr give my trace
as 80 tiicir residence, or informed 81 any landed
or other properly Of said dcccascl S5rhain Nh
ncs, BY letter directed - the srlsrribcrs rs he
low and ;i,cg will Thankfully ,,ry a;y costs 10.
asctf' ming The n'g'cs, I!acrs Of rcsi,!cncc, or
c!tJc:s Gf 81! & 'cc.sed, ~. t.c
CEE MINES, lI~-ctnr, Pe-.ee.
TfUS. DiGGES, Fort H'WbRy'98, P2,s1,ec
.Hsr ASrG
GRO W. RIGGS. ceor5.- Jy,r1.
October IL. g}ml
lis nasne was spell. Mills or Nib,c.
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BOARDING, LODGING, AED ENTER
~ TAINMENT. The subscribed is now keep
ing boarding mouse IN the comno{ious and con-
vehiehty situated house, tormerlyloccupied by
MIlor James Einbon' on the main-steet opposite
to Harris's brick building, where sh, will accom-
motlate Ladies and Gentlemen by tle dav. week
month, Quarter, or year, with geueei board
lodging and entcrtainment.-No exertons shall
be w ting on her part to give satisfaction to
those who will favour her with their company.
ANN ABYRD.
Richmond, Sept. So (eptf)
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FOR sALA-Rv Hirtue of a

NEGROES FOR SALAABy virtue of a
~ Deg, .,.,I'.; szy y. 80"
Waddill, of Prince Edward county, bearing date
the 10th of May, 1903, for the tirpose of secu.
ring to Sterling Smith, and to SteAling Smith and
Co sums of money therein expressed we shall
on wednesday the 10th day of November next,
at the dwelling place of the late Miller w addell'
deceased, proceed to sell for ready money. the
following SLAVES, to wit. Luce att her children,
Winney and Taylor, as many oithem as NAV
be sufficient to discharge the purposes of said
deed. JAMES DICK it)
WIN. WHITE, trustees
Oct. z e,,dsri
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Oct. 81.

I'D ! virtue ut a Deed of Trust, executed to US
Il by Edwin Land of the county of Amelia,
and recordedn the court ofthat county, to secure
a debt therein mentioned to David Rattray Will
be sold, for cash, on the premises, the tract of
LIND, lying iii said county, containing about
200 acres, on which the said Edwin Land now
resides, subject to a deed Of trust, executed for
the benefit ct TIA : Parkinson, and mortgage to
John Lane, recorded in Amelia court. Tie sale
will take place on the 2d lay Of next month.
A. T.TOWNES, } ,.
JOHN T.LUCH, ""''ee''
Oct. 81. T4tg7
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ID ANK NOTES, as below described, were
~ put into the post office at this place on 9th
May last, enclosed in letter addressed to Messrs
John Warder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
letter has never been received it is therefore APP
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have fall
len into improper hands and should such APP
pearin circulation, we earnestly request that they
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
if required, literally rewarded
BUCHANAN {, POLLOK.
Petersburg, July s. Of
Bank of Virginia payable attheir Office of Dis.
count and Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Biz.
chett President thereof or Bearer
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LNlVE dollars Reward.-Strayedo or stolen from
Il the Subscriber, living in the Forks of Han
over county, the first of last June, a small bay
MARE, about four feet five inches high, 4 wears
old last spring she is very ay-back'd, and has
number of white spots on her belly and sides,
was bredin Halifax county, and do suppose she
will make for that place, if not stolen or confined
SNML. DAY.
Oct. o. r6,gl
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FRENCH APFAfRS.

PARIS. PAIRS Sent Z
His Majesty the Emperor has copyen.
ed the Conservative Senate, to which IN.
communicated the following message:
SENATOR'S,
MY Minister for foreign Affairs win
lay before you tie different Treaties relative
to Spain, and the constitutions agreed to bv
the Spanish Junta. My War Minister will
acquaint you with the wants and the situati-
on OF my armies in the different parts of the
world. -.
e" am determined to carry on the war
with Spain with the utmost activity, and de-
stroy the armies which England has disem
barked in that country The future securi-
ty OF my subjects, the prosperity of COM
merCe ana a maritime peace, must alike de-.
pend on these important operations
my alliance with the Emperor of Rus
cia, extinguishes every hope which England
san entertain from her projects. / have no
doubt respecting the peace of the Continent,
but neither will nor ought to rely upon the.
false calculations and the errors of other
Courts, and since my neighbors increase
their armies, it is duty incumbent on me
| to increase mine
The Empire of ConsfantinotIe is strug.
Siia5 with the most violent commissions Sui
tan Sellm, the best Emperor the Ottonans
have had for a length of time, has lust. fall
len by the hands of his own nephews. This
catastrophe has deeply affected me. l i'm
pose fresh sacrifices on my people, confident
OF their support; they are necessary, in or
der to secure them from heavier sacrifices.
and to lead them to the grand result of re-.
neral peace, which ought also to be consi-
dered as the moment of repose.
Frenchmen, my projects have but one OBJ
Ject in view, your happiness and the perma-
nent well being of your children; and, if
know you right, you will hasten to comply.
with this new call, rendered necessary by
the interests of the country. You have so
often assured me of your affection, ] will be-
hold the sincerity ofyour sentiments in the "a
llacrity with which you will second the pro-
jects that are SO intimately Connected With
you dearest interests, with the honour of the
empire, and with my glory.
Given at the Imperial palace, Of ST. Cloud,
this Attn Sept. 1903.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
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- ANYWAY from the subscribers Farm, near
IN Charlestown, in Jefferson county, in April
last, Negro Mn called JOHN ROMANTIC
is about 81 years of age, about five feet five six
inches high, well made, and has small scar be-
tween his eyes he wore a blue cloth long coat
and pantaloOns, striped cotton waistcoat, shoes
and black wooden stockings, and Is, ytrade, an
excellent black smith and g,in-smtli. Ipurcha-
scd him of Mayor Scott the city Of Richmond ;
he formerly belonged to Mr.. David Ross, and Ii
we'd Il am tolL,) at Columbia on James river, EN-.
rloyed at his trade. lie was apprehcndcd in Ma
rliand in May, and Ia INV absence, was brought
home and placed by my ovcrseer, III the jail OF
Jefferson county, from Which he made his escape
few days. lie haG when apprehended, a
forged pass, aud am since informed, can write
ato!erablc hand. will give reward OF twenty
dollars, to any person who will apprchend and
secure him SO that get him again.
BENNETT TAYLOR.
Charlestown. JEFF Co'ty Va. Oct i. r5w1
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XTIRGtNfA, to wit.--At Il Chancery Dis
trict Court held IN the city of Uiiliansbur

MIRG;NtA, to wit.-At chancsry Dis
trict Court held III the city of William burg
che 25;h day of July, 1906
JOHN BriiA FLdeiif-Against Wyatt Walker,
Roht. W.d,;cT, Ftcciaan w all:er, Beverley Clay
ton &. Luck, as wig, Eliza Iacey, VIM. Graves
and i'abithl 'iis wife, wNcii sid WYATT Walker,
Robert W i&er, Freeman Walker, Loci;cy Clay
ton, eta Lacey {; 'raSitha Graves, riiidrti,
Of i'ran Walker, decd. and VIM. McWhamm,
D.fcHddts.
'rhc defendants Eober, Walker, Freeman
Walker and Eliza Lacey, not having entered
'hcir appearance and given security according
~ the acts Of Assembly, apl the rules Of this
Cont and t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
ro,irt that they not inhabitants of this coun-
t-v, on the motion Of thc pltG. by his counsel Il
isorderef, that the said dci'ts do appear ierc on
tnc first day of the next term, and answer tie
biz o. tho jltf and thqt 4 copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Of tho CT
& Of ltichmopd, for two months sGccessivcy
sNd posted at the tront door OF the former capitol
ia this city.
\ Cory.
hN'rH0NY RO3iESOT.9 c.
Scrtc-oh~r 81. (Duw8WT0
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INFORMANT EXTRATs.
Erfrccf Jrom he French E.rhose, Sch
bcr. 1903.


bcr, 1909.
The coArt Of Vienna has constantly tes-
tilted to yOr majesty tile most amical,le in
tentions indignant at the policy Of England,
she has recalled her minister from London,
sent back the minister who was at Vienna,
shut her ports against England ard placed
herself III STAGE ofhostility with that pow
er. She has added TO these measures AN in
tcrdict in her ports again9t the admission of
vessels, Which, under a neutral Hag, are on
~ the carriers of English produce ana mer-
chandize. Eatterly, however, this power
has carried It's armament Beyond measure--
rs military force is ont OF all proportion to
its population and finances. Your ministers,
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u Y virtue of ample powers delegated to the
NJ Subscribers, will be snid to the highest bid
ocr, for ready money, at the Eag,e-rTcrn in the
city of Richmond. ON the 22d CAV OF November
next. all that valuable estate in Boon county, in
the State of Kentucky, wei, known hy the name
o:the Big Bone Lick. or salt works ou Big Rome
Creek, about two miles from tho Ohio River,
containing two thousa, acres r,orc nr less Also
four thousand acres o, valuable LAND on the
Ohio river. great portion of Which is low ground
of good quality. The I.ar.'s on the Ohm, and the
above mentioned Tract, do not actually join. but
are within n half mile or Whereabouts, Of each o.
thcr. The whole six thousand acres were located
and surveyed under military warrants; with res
poet to the title, the purchaser will be made sa-
tisiied the day ofsae These lands arc said to
be extremely valuable, in point of situation and
soil, besides the advantages of tlle Salt Works,
which, Ills believed, would I've very productive,
if prosecuted on iudicious plan.
WIN. C. WILLIAMS.
Oct. IS Ttdsl