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ANSWER,


lOf Thomas jeff, rson, Esq. President
OF the United States, to the address
of the Republicans OF the county OF
Niagara, N. Y. convened at Cla-
renee, on the 26th day of january !,
1909.
The eventual crisis In our national
affairs, so truly pourtrayed in your We
ry friendly address, mas justly excited
your serious attention. The nations
of the earth FRUSTRATED at the foot OF
power-the ocean submitted to the
despoti,m of a single narion-the laws
of nature and the usages of nations,
which have hitherto regulated the in
fercourse of nations, and interposed
some restraint between power and
right, now totally disreearded. Such
is the state OF things when the United
States are left single handed to main-
tain the rights OF neutral and the prin-
ciples of public rights, against wal
riug world. Under these circunstan-
ces, it is great consolation. TO receive
the assurances OF our faithful citiz Gus,
that they will unite their destiny with
their government-wIll rally under the
banners OF their country, and with their
lives and fortunes, defend and support
their civil and religious rights. 1his
declaration, too, is the more honorable
from those whose frontier residence
will expose them particularly to the
inroads of foe.
4 receive with great pleasure your
appreciation of the impartial neutrality
NE have so invariably pursued, and of
the try ing measure of the embargo,
rendered necessary by the belligerent
edicts, which has saved our seamen
and our property-h given time to
prepare for indicating our honor, and
preserving our national indep ndence,
and has excited the spirit OF manufac-
turing for ourselves those things,
which, though we raised the raw m a
terial. we have hitherto sought from
other countries al the risque of war 4
rapiue.
thank you for our kind wishes
for my future happiness in retiring
from public life to the bosom of my
family. Nothing will contribute more
TO it than the assurance that my fellow
citizens approve of my endeavers TO
SCI We them, and the hope that we shall
be continued in the blessings we have
enjoy ed under the favor of Heaven.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
February % 1900
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IMong which are

nd Callieces. Bumbszettes and B.m.
e-8 Cambrfcs. bazeens.
cd DO. Caiimaneos & Duroys.
Laced. do. Fiae Baft., and other
! vein'd, do. India Cottons.
'colored' do. Coston and Linnen
= Figured Lee Checks.
sim. Super6ne Cloths and
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Oh d 4'<Le- Long. Square & Eagle
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= Null Null Dressing Horn, do.
=. Thread and Cotton La.
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= BOOK Muslin Balls in Boxes, Nuns
ks. Thread.
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Shirsings. Irish Ii
usrings. mems, Brown Hol.
INKS land. Oowlas. Silk
ehow, Brown Umbrellas, Sewing
Blue bandAno Silks sf ali colors.
Patent and other Sus.
de. penders, Silver Wat
= Wn'te Cam ehes and other lew.
na"h. elry, Silk & cottrn
Hosiery. Split Straw
'he oiue NAN Bonnets, Knives and
cotton Sa'i Forks, Plated and
. Gilt Cast Buttors
Dimi,les' do. do. Vest. DO.
Flo. Pin, and Needles.
es.
variety ss other articles too ,edious &C
. MI OF which we Offer al wholesale .,
ressh or approved notes At short ere,
'un'ry produce taken in payment, anc
" good prices for Tobacco.
eth. 1909. IS
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
AR -, Senate OF Virginia. :.
Mr,goavidS. Garland is elected for he
S,s.rics of Amherst-Mr. Jonn Campbei.
for that of ,Westmoreland-Mr b. Hooe,
tor that of Fairfax.
DEL EGATES. ~.
Rockingham-A. Rutherford, w. Bry-
IN. -. ~
Monroe-1lohn Gray, VIM Graham.
kusseii--Jaines McFarians, Zachariai,
Fsgate. - a. >,
Nelson-Joseph c. Cabell. John Harris.
Augusta--Andrew anderson, William
Steele.
Brunswick-PhilipC Claiborne, John Tuck
.er.
Cumberland-John Hatcher,
Jones.
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JOHN TYLER.

N. b. The said Joseph Garner is about five
feet ten or eleven inches kigb, raw boned. of
dark complexion, dark eyes, fierce look
and rather grum when spoken to high cheek
bones and dark hair; one OF his feet has lost
a toe, but which of them is not recoliected
He is an seiye man and about 80 years of age
Bold and high in his manner of walking.
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BY the Governor of the Common
wealth of Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.


WHEWGAS tits .p' esented to the executive
that on the evening of the 18th of last
month, wilfui and atrocious murder was
committed on the body of James Garner. late
OF the county Of Isle of Wight, by certain To-
seph Garner, This brother) also Of the said
county of Isle of Wight, who hath fed from
justice have therefore thought fit, with the
advice OF the Council of State, to issue this
Proclamation, hereby offering re ward of Two
Hundred Dollars to any person or persons who
shall apPrehend and conduct the SAID Joseph
Garner before some justice of the peace for the
county OF tie of Wight aforesaid. that he NAV
be dealt w.th as directed bylaw. And l do
moreover enjoin all officers, civil and military,
and exhort the good people of the common.
wealth, to use their best endeavors to appr.
bend and carry before some justice of the
peace for the county of Isle of Wight aforesaid,
the said JOSEPH Garner, that such proceedings
may be had against him. as are prescribed BY
law.
Given under my hand with the seal of the
L. S. Commonwealth annexed. at Richmond.
this first day of May, 1909.
Signed,
M rrxxvx
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fdence and resolution, he accepted the Of
fercd distinction. He was induced 10 take
this course, also, from the reflection that if
Providence had destined him to perish, it
would be more glorious to fall distinguished
by the honors of his ancestors, than obscure
" COMPOUNDED with the mass of those who
had voluntarily called him to the throne.
We are told that many of the Spanish an
nallsts postpone the period Of the coronation
Of Pelagius to a much later date. But we
have followed that opinion which appears,
SO tar as we can judge, to be fortified By the
most potent of the muninenta antiqnQ OF
the history ofSpain.
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~IIE subscriber has returned tothe WGsh'
I iasfa. Iape,a- LkEsauhG, where ne Is
pre- aled with every taiHg necessary ior the
accommodation OF those scnbe,ncn and lsaies
v,.on,ay honor hin, WI. ti,eir custom.
Having laid in good stsc@ OF liquors, nay
and oats, and having enla,.ed his staoieS, aIfa
eneased q carclul, affective and honest host
Ter. he ilnlers bimsef tnat, fs BIS 'lnfeEnit.
led attention, together With TIE tAhsence
care, and activity Of his servants he VIII be
able to render his customers the most periec'
Satisfaction in his line.
~. q. Ihe house is in much better con
dition than formerly, for the accommodation
Of travellers.
James Dawson.
I.eesburg, Virginia 5.n. l--3
ee Grcening Apples, Gran
berries, Potatoes, and Claer III
barrels,
EoR SALE BY
john G. Laid.
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Fronsthe thirteenth. l.n''i.h Chiffon et:afE5'
ctt ant improved oy tle Aoe''or.'
prize but.Jsss.cf3 3ouf.3 an. iettercd, aclfGT
pscoNMz:psrIoN Or TIE ABOVE WORK.
{. Nc have nad trl ;',emt occasion TO SPEAK
-ot the d!l;2z.n@c, good >ens~ and hVct latel-
lions. OF &sv. Murs4f .nd We aoHSfss}Hts'Ie
him SINCERELY OH t:s2 stogess q th1s i~laca'ar
,.aIl. We ansoI,pl,>c tits ci:ti,.r, because tie
apesa,iona and additions are 50 coi's'fief~'}is'
that i 5 .l.lllcgcti al faoar i.eW work
~ leril,s4 Gri.tt, .Juiy 1901,
u4v6e examples which Nr Murray has teie
selected. al,a the ipilicio..s reflections which
accosr3ss,,, item, ARK such as can scarcely siai
i, MAKE fle best i1Ysnrc 5sicns, iNd 70 produce
,,1 h.,f e;13acts, on a; VINO rcali lienl with at
.t,4,;oa. Tie present caitlon oi tbs eNcei
l.,i ,Y;t,l;c.e;an, u,ich has been inEg kl"Wn
aad con a,aa5Ioyi, IS cnIaf, Ell by TIC ad1lioo
: e,y,.o,Y-tyo aew characters, lining neur,y
che hu.ldrcd pases
.Inu-5lc9b, Repic7y, ian. 1904.
<e;V- have received tIse tenh aol isst edl-
,;on q t.as valuable work. Tie improve
y3en4s made ia Il will ;ppear i'om lae author
,g,,er,isss.gqe. NIe Cas- oF1y add 70 this az
count Of the preset uselul '..iente' our hG}'s
Mat i; viii be eItensiytly circulate a'h1''1&
our co,utryme'i.
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for l,.l,, tasnst = Ssh9sm5tr, Sol.
CON re,ieo.ioes this book, il Us 'fs,rr"vs1
form. We md tie f,cts ua1!nestion'hie ava
I51.bly i,ltcyestirg- style correct emo ''S,'
And dc eral tsrdetey OF TIC work soch
.s induces us stronEly 10 feconl:aesi> =" Se:3s'
c;sGy 10 Young readees, WHO i"Nc si''o'',,'''
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J,.angepccl @lcsaziRe, ocf SOL.
:, ,l,,,. r.e3;.i sale st this small but valuable
c.f,ar,ion, has anticipated the commentator
We arc s!.si~,sis 10 bpstqw II an exen'll'l4t-
cat0n - ,.,ofe than seyene. rcnlsr<'sf1'e Cha
pae...,%. ,,,aay stirling eXainpies are cxhsosica
wnita, in tlc Gnet hour / feHeet'oi.' mail
,$;.,,,c !. arrest the Careless and wander
;,.r.. !, @o;nlate the sincere .-aG Tntuo4s and
=, .,,,,,,,.e Or 9iscoun;en.n6e those WHO haye
been rl,ha,,.ity led 20 oppose the hi.hest
truths Cseatlrnn9,'s l1ess 40 .,s91. 1903
(,oldsmith's tiran,llar q e.eo4ra2tly
p:se.s ar;.ametic, large ahd Sinaii.
ii,.a4,s srl Spiritual Songs
SrJ.,al pibles and Isstaments, Swelling
po,t p,ia,cfs, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
,;'ac i7thmnber r.;kest new Gya'ope-
dia.
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March 10.
March 10. dim
BRICK & STONE Layers.
B. Hill q T. Bull

ENFOnM the cIuz-aa Of A.a>yn>iria and
Z lis yi~iaity tnat tncy naEe conllnenceu tHe
10y, business, ana from ti;rr p.>,>tl IA
Anowteasc nope to meet With sbare q pa
tronage from generous pubic. iaey pieloe
themselves 10 execute sucn oTder, as tAry
ma &c favored Wit IL a Satisfactory iDaa.4cr.
iAay viz furllisiI nl.leslara measured III tue
&aii, q lay them by the thousand, may
SAT- their employers. NAere tney are
quoted to furDish materials they VIII be
t.c inst QlaiAly.
ie1iua:y 7. dSm
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rroaa,lse thirteenth t.n,1i,h eda'en' ehta.E55'
edan5 improved o. ne ip1aor.'
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IL / u | i / y n.

THE Subscriber II ofms the Ladies and
Gentlemen CT A.eAa1c!2a lad is ylolnitv,
that ne ,as openad >uu1UA i. ,ll~t. 4o.a-
nlo,.iuus roon Oh iAlnS street. opposite tae
luI>s Q,.eH tase u, tia' nlrriy 0>.url1d ~s
4 scno2. toon D eir. jrf5crI W}crr nc Vii
tca.a Re ,.in5, NSuans, AriJdm4 II, Coz
keeDi ig, Mensuratlon ailn N-!Vi, .,lIA OF mo-
o. utc terins, h,tteiins alin.>ii .ast ~ assi-
du )us attention to tie nayroeea,elA oi his
III ~, he m.y meat a s''@re Of 4oac p,tfo-
nI5e.
Ahlaaa1 Walker.
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.. ARMY OF GERMANY.

:" SaxOn officer, or coulter, who pass
sed through Ra lisbon last night, has bro,
the intelligence, iha on the 9,h his maj>s.
~ the emperor and king entered Vienna.
BY order of the commantant,
(Signed) ~. l.. FELIX
AUGSBURG. May IL.
Accord ny to certain in'elliges ce, The
French troops are already On The other
side Of Vienna. l. IS pset",le thal they
will proceed d.rectly towards Hungary in
order to ANTICIPATE the insnrrecl,on there.
AUSTRIA, Nj y q
We have heard nothing oil battles since
the reirea. Of The a,ca,iuke Charles over
the Danube. lie has hxed his gr. al Amy
in Bohemia.
HAGUE, May 20.
The following important intelligence is
contained in letters ofthe 18Th INST. from
the Lower Rhine -
On the ash of April, the emperor nf
Russia declared war agai.,st Austria, ADD
ordered hts armies 10 ,ter Gai!;c!a AID
Hungary. The Russians have already
entered Galicia.
Sincr The 9Th inst. the French Gag has
been uIfurled on the top at 81. S.ephen's
church at Vienna. On ,h= los or 1lih
the emperor Napoleon was 10 leave the
capital The emperor Francis ii has So.
licitcd peace.
A priva c Letter from the French head
quarters. OF The 9Th, announces that on
that day an Austrian oificer Of The staff
had arrived with messenger bearing
letter written by the emperor Fran,
els TO the emperor Napoleon, in which
the emperor of Austria implored en- ar
mis'ice and peace Of his maIesy in The
mos' humble expressions. The short time
OF the stay of the Parlemen ar 5 IN the
head quap,ers of his majes'y, induced an
Opinion ;hatthe answer was unfayorable'-
the more 80, as The army continues adyan.
cling.
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FOURTH BuLLRrIN.
lead Quafers, DrdnHdu, IA

Dead qUdfcTSt OTdHHdu, nay l.
"On the crossing of the bridge at Land
shut, Brig. Gen. Bancour, gave proofs of
vaiUur aud GOODNESS. Col. Lauriston pla.
ccd the artillery advantageously, and con.
,ributed much to the happy issue Of this
splendid altar.
"The Bishop aud the principal public
functionaries OF S4tzOury repaired to Burg
haUsen, to impiore the clemency OF the
Emperor for their country, his majesty
gave them his assurance, that they should
never again come under the dominion OF
the House Of Austria, they engaged to take
measures for recalling the our battaliois
of the militia, which the cirej~ had deItver-
ed aud of which a part wer. dispersed &
acd
" The head quaters arc to be ths day
removed 10 Read.
. a Brauna1 Magazines were foond
with 900 900 IaiIous bf b,s1u,., enI 6JuO
SACKS vt oats. ihe coy oi Ev,d had
Iutai,hed three baIsahOns ior The militia,
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, Nay -.

LONDON, Nay -.
In the House of Commons last
night Lord Henry Petty, put questi.
on to Mr.. Canning upon the subject of
govefnment-Mr Canning replied
that the agreement purporting to be
entered into by our ministers aud the
American government was not made
in conformity with the wishes of his
majesty nor such as his majesty could
approve OF. 1t was neither founded
on the instructions sent to our minis
ter, nor consiste mt with them. Yet.
as it y as possible, that, under the faith
OF that agreement, various speculations
in trade might be entered into by A.
merican merchants, it became necessa-
ry to prevent any Inconvenience or de.
triment to them. To issue some order
by whi,h they might be scored Of in
demDity in their spcculations, az least
TIL the sentiments of his majesty could
be conveyed 10 America. An Order
OF Council would be published to the
above mentioned effect. 1t will an.
pear in Saturday nights Gazette. Pre-
viously, however, 10 the meeting OF the
House Of Commons yesterday, Mr..
SAMSON, the chairman of the Commit
tee merchants trading'o the United
States Of America, received a note
from Earl Bathurst, the President of
the Board of Trade, requesting his at
tendance, with such other gentlemen
IF the committee as might be inclined
% accompany him al the board. The !
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to come. Bus the disunion and cla-
,mors of political parties have proved
the worstenemies to this country. BY
counteracting the effects of the strong
measures at first proposed, and by talk
ing of Cancellation, they forced oar 60
vernment To pursue middle course,
which without any OF the probable adj
vantages of either, was attended with
all the defects OF both.
England is now in better situation
than she was at the first repeal of the
Embargo, having glutted Brazil and
Spanish America with her manufac-
lures, having opened the ports of Ger
many and Turkey to her commerce,
having disposed other stock OF wrought
manufactures to this country, and
filled her Warehouses with our raw
materials we can no longer hope to
force her by the continuance OF En-
bargoes or non-intercourses to do
us justice. She is prepared against
their pressure and therefore would
justly deride such measures. They
may however be still necessary until
we have time to buckle on our swords
and prepare for the combat: and in
what part she is most assailable, it
shall be our future business to dis
close.
Mean time, Americans the oiive-
branch that was presented to you has
; withered: the cup of Cancellation which
you held to your lips has been with
drawn with insult. In such circum-
stances whatever may have been your
prejudices either for or against dis
tant people; yet as true lovers of your
own country, she calls upon you, to
rally round her.
1t is no question Of municipal regu-
lation, that is now under deliberation /:
upon such YOU might with Justice
have held different opinions. Your in
! dependence as nation is at stake: and
in such situation the man that does
not stand by his country is traitor.
The question is whether YOU shall be
allowed place among the nations of
the earth; and share in the consequent
lenioyment of the laws of nations or,
deprived Of their benefits, YOU exist as
nation in name only. He whose ac-
tons arc directed at the will of another,
equality it rs you may) is in truth a
slave: and that country that permits
another, to seize on the persons Of its
citizens, restrict, limit and impose do
! ties on its trade, is no longer nation
but province.
To you who often justified the con-
duct ofthe British cabinet, your coun-
try calls You have been deceived
! by british minions: the delusion has
vanished: at the beginning of the last
negotiation, YOU pledged yourselves
/ that ifFnglsnd violated the solemn pro-
mise of her ambassador, you would
abandon her: she has violated it: you
are bound by your promise.
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,R;orelnn.
FRESH ADVICEs FROM EU-
ROPE.

NEW YoRk, July 20
The following important intelligence
was received at the Office Of the Mer-
camille Advertiser yesterday, via Bos.
ton, IN anticipation Of the regular mail.
1t is copied rrincipslIv from Halifax
paper Of the 18th of July.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-07-25

Chairman and several members Of
the committee repaired at O'clock
to the Treasury Chamber, and on their
being introduced to the Board of
Trade, were informed by Earl Ba-,
thurst, that the recent arrangements
made by our Ambassador, MIR. Frs.
kline, with the government of the ". S.
through its secretary, MIR. Smith,
were uungthoyised by his majesty's
ministers, and that he had sent Tor the
committee for the express purpose of
communicating the fact to them, with
the view that the same might without
loss OF time be made known to the
merchants trading to the U. S. His
Lordship at, the same time informed
the committee that no advantage would
be taken or any inpe1iments thrown
in the way of those who had already,
and consequence of this unauth3ri-
sed arrangement, sent consignments to
any of his Britannia maJesty's subjects !;
but that American ships and cargoes,
under such circumstances, would be
allowed to proceed to their destined
ports in security.
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BosroN, lulu IL.

Arrived this morn;nq, schr. Ann.
Kelly, from Halifax, bringing London
dates to May IS.
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SURRENDER OF VIENNA.

hhJlSbOHi Way lie
This Morning he following Bulletin and
General orders have been published -
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WEDNESDAY, June 21. !
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE


Mr.. Mention, from the commte'|
commerce and manufactures made the
lowing report:
The committee of commerce and nj
factuses, to whom was referred so nlugi
the message Of the President OF the w
States as relates to The revision OF our Y
merciallaws, for the purpose OF pro,s'jI
and fostering the manufactures OF 'M
States, and also the petitions and msg,
ais of sundry manufacturers OF hats, C
ton goods, ofhemp into linen, OF sn'1
wooden cloths, and Of salt, respectfully
nit the following
REPORT. /
The committee are fully impressed
q conviction of the importance, dip'l
and delicacy, of the subject subnltte,a1 81
'isa mine which even the industry ana 1
rious researches Of philosophers cann9'
hausr. The committee are apprlseo'a
on this subject men Of great science a a.
perience have supported, and do stu 1,
port, diversity Of opinions. WITH
impressions, they cannot approach y n n
out circumspection. On review :.
reports made on the policy Of fosterlps;;
protecting our manufactures, hecoranar]]
find that tie plan therein ecommen as'
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ROUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.


Oh M. Rdnd5l ph's motion for Approving
ttel lats conduct q TIE president ct ths q.
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Four Dollars Per H,nusn-Paia il, Aa1uaace.7
HALIFAX COUNTY,
Ory16sr IL, I0nt

Oc!ooer Lar: l0OS.
TH E Subscriber wishing to remove
j. TO the Western country Offers for sale
IN this coun'y. 625 acres Of llnd, where
on he at present resides This land is e.
quail in quality to most of the high land in
the neighbaurhooa, and superior to a con-
siderable portion oft; ia we'll adapted 10
the culture of grain of all kinds, tobacco
and cotton; aud is highly improved with
houses, Enclosures, Sc. with excellent
springs of wa er. The dwelling house is
sixty four feet in length, CO imposed Of ii cen
tire part % by % feet, two s.orys high, &
wings OF 30 by lS fec, cavered with heart
pine fea'heredge plank and shingles -
he chimneys and under pinning Of brick,
with convenient fire places, windows. Sc,
in The several apar m snts; stair cases, Sc.
IN suitable style. The kitchen is 80 by
10 feet, meat house i2 by 10 feet, and
a dairy 10 by feet, are all fcarasd houses
neatly built, covered with featheredre
plank and pine shingles, the two last with
he TT shingles; the whole u1dsrpinned with
brick plank Sc brick doors as hey severalIy
'tequire, with large brick CHM ey in the
kitchen suitable for cooking Sc stair case
with an upper room. and other haishings.
These houses are all new * cost upwards
LOT 600. There are also number of O.
lther convenient houses. About 100 acres
'are cle'red aud inclosed, and divided bv
good fences, into fields Of from 10 20 20
acres, and IN fine order for cropping-the
residue, except small part, is woodland
finely timhered and Of better % liiy han
any heretofore cieare THE whole lies
we'll, is within two miles of Halifax Curt
house, upon the large trading road from
the upper Country to Richmond AID Pc.
tersburg, which renders il most eligible
sand for any person wishing to turn his
attention TO public business. The price
required is only six dollars per acre. which
IS considerably under its value, in cash =
hu, if time is wished il can be given as far
as three OF four years upon payment of,e
| gal interest. The sale will be made pri-
vateiy by the sub ,criber, and possession
lgiven when required.
WIN BERGMAN GREEN.