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| Extracts Of letter, dcfcd TYashiup:o,
| March so, 1810-From thc Hon 7Ymo,ku
Pickering. 10 his friend in Yirgin;a.
| he present condition of our country is
dcTlorable; the wrctched policy of Mr..
Jefferson is the source of our suffering ar
home, and OF the contempt with which we
| are viewedb by all the natious of Enrone.
His successor treads timidly in his steps. =
Attached by old habits and predictions to
france. and dreadins her present tyrant.
they have sacrificed the interest aud the
honor ot our country. by their tame and
oase submission TO his enormous outrage
on our rights and our prospe.ity-Ae The
same time, knowing the strong interest of
Great Britain to lie at peace with us. and
persuaded, that she would put up with all
their contemptibie bullying, rather than
commence war upon US. those two men have
uiaSl aced our government and our country
oy the petulant captiousness and palDaGic
insincerity manifested in all thsir ieecci,
lions with the British government, yoe
Coneiuce OF our administration. in the case Of
W.. JACKSON, has completed our disgrace
FoforeiSn minister was, believe, ever so
wantoniy insulted and injured in any coun
try. He came here with larger p.wers
thao had been entrusted toany of his pre-
decessors /; and This our administration wei
knew. He was also man of much superi
or aoilitles-these were reasons, suficieat
WIN such an administration, to break with
him And the whole OF the inte recourse and
Correspcldence with him, appears evidently
10 oe scene OF manouvering, to find or
make some pretence for getting rid of him
ne Key 20 the whole Jeffersoniau policy.
take to be this-hatred to England attach
ment to France, conviction of the resent
mentot Bonapartc, ifthcy settled by treaty
our differences with Grea; Britain While
they are aware. that the people at large of
the United States, will not support them in
'ad@tnS war upon Great Bri;ain-----.ae the
same time, the great interests of our couu
Try requiring settlement of those differ
eaces, they have been ins,ructing their mi
nisters, from tac beginning of 1904, and en-
gagged IN a serI.s OF negotiations, all which
nave accomplished nothing, because nothing
l mean nothing in (Which En-.
gland could hosai6fy GSrcc, was ever at.
tempted. or intended to- be accomplished.
In one word, the ruling OBJ; oct of the JefFer
sonian policy, has been, and continues to
be. to keep open our disputes with Great
biitain, until the imperial despot should
suDjuSate that country, which Mr.. Jefferson
openly predicted. (and predicted, probably
because he wished it,) would before this
TINE have been accomplished, but which.
close friendship and free commerce with
the United States might retard, and posi-
bly, Continue to prevent
Such is my view of the men aud their
measures.
l am, Sir,
WIN great regard and esteem,
Your ob't serv't,
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
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T'.r 3E.nrcdi hah.r OF the 26th nh
neUs IONS thc arrest ef Pierre Lgforce and
Fr0nrois Cobea. charged NTH seditious
PRACTICES. MI the accused persons a,thear
so-6e' French.
Tie efecnon ria ne,p assembly of Lo7yer
Canrda. took ftGce on The 26.h uit. we
have nor heard ofthe result.
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DELEGATES.

i
E!ecfed 70 serge IN the s.;ny General 5fSe,n6.
Caroline William Ii comes, VIM. Jnues.
Cu,pca1--Jo John Strobe, Moses Green.
Sheadn4oGh-FJ Ohu Evans, Daniel Madeira.
"a ontsas'ierp-Iohn in>s!rs, james 2. Preston.
Ch".0fte--Josepn Wyatt, J.hn d Rch rI-
son.
Ffonk ia-'Natb.n el Il Cidborne, Fleming
Saur'. -.
IT rsan-'Rawleigh Morgan, Daniel Nor
g&n
4.;Hc- Eaw4rs John Pli-nal!, peter .Johps,on
D'ar' fadie--John Watkins, 'John Nicholas,
Jan.
Crntb6eA-- william Lewis, Ansci.r, Lynch.
B"cfiHgha'n-'Linnaeus Boiling. Charles
Yancy
Isle Of wistt-Jsmes Johnson, peter Good.
son.
Naassmona-Leinuel Rddck, Fisher Da-
shell.
No,jsn c.auy----wiIliam c. Eoit, Geo
Nc E
-ULthc1ss-uiehari Billups, Perrin Smith
T Not Joha Roosrtes, as 5sfore f26lisAed.
Tho marked thus are aesp members
We feel pleasure in stating that there i.
now no doubt Of the election of JosEeH ca
ELL to the Senate of Virginia On Mon
day last in Buckingham county he hada ma
jority OF 500 -Lynch5urgh Ster
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DtrD-On the night Of the 18Th INST in the
57th year Of her eye. Mrs LUCY NELSON,
the reiict-of Col VIM Nelson, OF King Nili,am
county beloved and respected by all who knew
her-and comprising Wi hin herself all those
christian charities and virtues which constitute
the character o fthe ruiv good wonsa--She expi.
red with the most perfect resignation in the blow,
which cut her off from her affcctouatr frienis.
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April 90

MFR ORRIS PAINE, SIR--raka naticc
lTA that by virtue ol coma,issioa for thar n,lr-
pose awarded, shall proceed, at the tavern kept
BY TriPiett I Estes, in the town Of Chariottes.
vile, between the hours often o'cInck in the foroS
noon, aud FIVE O'Clock in Tie afternoon, on Mon
day, the seventh day of next month (May,) and
to continue from day 10 day until the deposition
of the said Trpett T Bstes shall be taken. 10 b
read ~ evidence in the suit OF law now denent-
ing undetermined in the Hastings court FOR the
city of Richmond, in which au plaintifr and ;eg
are defendant: when and where you may st,sno
If you please. JORY 2OYGIER.
April 20 1,g
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Anril 20

" VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE
By vi-ius of two deeds Of trust executed 90
Us for the purpose ofpaylng certain debts therein,
mentioned, Will be sold, for cash, at the Residence
Of MIR. T. +. fling, in Amelia county, the I7th
day OF next month [MayJ so likely NEGROES
amongst them are SLAVES of alnost every
descri ption. The sale VII continue from DAY 10
dsy until the property be sold There will als5 c
sold at the same time and place by one OF the
Trustees, about fifteen horses, and NUMBER q
cat:le, sleep aud hogs; and Jack ind Ienny, and
AL The foussh I'D anl x tcben fdrniture, and
plant7tirn utensils Of said Bolihg. Amopgst t,e
above mentioned slaves are two bridesmaids an
three icagh Carpenters.
". B. Tire lands beionginr 70 the said Thos T.
Boiling, will be offered at psiglte sale on "a.
same day.
LUDwELt BRAcKErg,l TO-.
JOHN LANE, "N''f's
APrI 22 tsqnaf
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NEW BO0KS-TOHN Il TUNI.s, ne .rly
~ opposite the Eagle Tavern, has just recei.
ved tie following New Publications
A LETTER on the genius and dispositions Of
the French Government, including view If the
Taxation Of the French Empire. Price 6 l so.
RESEARCRES into the Laws Of Chemical
Affinity byC L Bertholet. Price q T.
The LONDON DISSE cT0R, or system of
Dissection, Practised in the Hospitals & lecture
Rooms of The Metropolis, &c &c. Price 6 1 so.
FILLIAH TELL, or Switzerland Deliver
ed--Translated from the French of the CheyaIier
de Fierisn rs cents bound--62 boards
AMERiGAN REGLSTER,y vol S. 3 rs.
. Proofs OF the Corruption of Gen. Williamson.
SI25.
THADDEUS or W.4RSzW, ~. go.
Letters from the Mountains, sc. &C. and many
other new works
CT B0oK BINDING, as usual
April 30. w3w
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" AT Superior Court of Chan.
" Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in tie City f
Richmond, the 18Th day Of February, 1910
OF Littlcberfy Mosby, deed Plaix,:5s.
AGAINST
John Povall Edward Johnson. Samuel fIo5son
aed Elizabeth his wife, and Daniel WILSON snS
Henrlrta his 'Flte, Defendants.
The defendants, ID lnicl Wilson and Henrietta
hls wife not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of assembly
mi The rules ofthi court, and L appearTng to tht.
satisfaction OF the court, that they not uhab-
tsnts nj this country Ga motion OF the plaintiff
BY counse!i II is ordered, That the said dcser.
d'nts DO appear here on the arst day OF the ncIe
term, and answer Che bill Of the piaiaLfs ana
tat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city of Rich,
mond, for two months successfully, and po.tcd
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city
Ceby. Tssfe
PETER IYNSLEr, G c.
On
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Z nor sale my valuable tract of LAND, MO- m
4 the county OF Chesterfield, CONTAINING. by
survey rs acres this land lies in about 10 rn;leS
OF Manchester. one and 4 half from Jsniey River
one from Black Heth coal pats, and about three.
hundred yards fren Sllye's pitts. 1t is SIR.
rounded by lands containing eoaluiies AID is
thought by all the Golfers, and I'll E.ersons who
viewed the said Lard, to contain large bglg ~
coal. There is coal scot cred ui about 300 ysrds
TO the south OF the above mentioned Lnd -
This itfnd lies Immediately on the south of
the Manikin town road leading to Manchester.
it is thought unnecessary TO give paftictl,r
description Of this land, as II is PRESUMED that A.
ny person wighihgto purchase, will view said
land, who by applying to nae, living at tie upper
toll gate Of the Manchester turnpike road, a,l,
be shown the and terms of sale will be one 81
in hand, enc Sd i'll 9 months, and the other 81
in Is months credit will be giyen by ths pur-
chaser's giving bond with approved security II,
carry interest from the date, if not punctuslly
paid
DANIEL cULLIN.
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SATuRpAY. April Il.

01' T Nv D7E Il . II Pm TT
Mr.. Nelson reported a bill supplementary
to an act for the organization of the district
OF Columbia which was twice read and com
mitted.
ms House took up for consideration the
messags from the Senate stating their reces
sion from all those amendments but one to
the bill regulating the =. Office establish
mtnt which were disagreed to by this House.
Inc amendment made by the Senate,
disagreed to by the House Of Representa-
tIves and now insisted on by the Seuate. is
to insert in the following section the words in
Aahc
That IT any person Other than the Post
Master General or his deputies. OF persons
oy them employed, shall Ge co.cerned in
setting mp or maintaining any foot or horse
posi-, stage Wagon, other siege u sleigh on
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" Have we not now q solemn Treaty with
Francc!" sagely asks the Boston " Cent?.
nell"
Answer. We have not-the convention of
1901 erhired on the 31st July 1903.
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NIRelNla.--M Superior ccur, Of Char
Gerry. holden at the Capitol, in he city Of
Richmond, the first day Of February, 1910
Thomas Crutcbcr s Sebert Crutcher, Charles
Foushee and Lucy his wife, Benjamin Fickiin &
Susanna his wife, Robcr, Crutcher, administers
tor of John Foushee, and Sarah Foushee, Eliza
beth Sneed, Coleman Crutcher, William Crutch-
err, and Robert Csutcher, Henry Crutcher, Mar
garet Tureman, Achilles Sneed, administrator Of
Mary Sneed, Sarah Crutcher and Sunsfeld Pitts
and Elizabeth his wife, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Thomas Crutcher. executor Of Thos. Crutch-
err, decd. Christopher Biackburne and Reuben
Chapman, Defendants.
THE Defendant, Thomas Crutcher, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security &C
cording to the act If assembly, and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, that he is not an nhabitant Of this
country: On motion of the plaintiffs, by counsel,
II is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here, on the first day of the next tern, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some ne ws
paper published in the city of Richmond, for
,wo months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
Copy. Te.te.
rETER TYMsLE1; c. c.
x-Qx
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
march 80.

IA Of Richnond, on the goth of October LAST, a
Negro Man named BILL1T, supported to be about
fve feet nine or ten inches high stout, zUeH made
a itfie 6o,O-iegca, has a faH face about tzucnty
yrns9 age 1pas pnrchased Of Cyrus Curtis Of
Rortham6eriard Coxnty; raised IN Ldrcdste,
County, on The Cnrritouaa plantation By Mr. Gar
ter he is called by the negroes sthat place, wait
iagntdn Billy he is veil acquainted at Shirley, on
fanrei River, tohere il is Likely he is lurking at this
time.
will give TIE above reward if secured in jail
in the CITY Of Richnond, or silky dollars if seen.
redis any jaR Sthe 0ate Of Virginia, and iafor-
NATION giUcH 10 .1ossph Garter, Of Richmond, o.,
john WinH, IF charlottesville.
THoS. WINN, Jy.
October 27. son,
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N1RGINIA.-Ata Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city Of

V1RGINIA-Ata Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the city Of
Richmond, the first day of February, 1910
Joseph Field, administrator of Betsy Field de.
ceased, his late wife, who was formerly the re-
lict OF John Knox, deceased, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William Dent, administrators of George Dent,
and John Shumate, junior, and Joseph Shumate,
Dsfendants.
THE Defendant, William Dent, not having
entered bis appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of assembly, and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not inhsbtant of this country,
on motion of the plaintiffby counsel, 1t is order
ed, That the said defendant do appear here, on
the first day of the next term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff and that a copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in some news paper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successively, and posted at the front door OF the
Capitol, in the said city.
Copy. Tests,
kETER 1INSLEY. C C.
march 80. w8w
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ANEs RIVER LOW-GROUNDS- For sale
- The subscriber intending to leave the state,
will sell, to the highest bidder, on the 10th day
OF May next, on the premises, his tract of LAND,
10 the county OF Amherst, wherein Jesse Spin
ner resides containing one hundred and fifty g.
cres OF Lou Grounds, and about four hundred of
High Land. The low grounds are entirely re-
claimed, and in fine order for the culture Of corn.
wheat, tobacco, &c. The high land is yet in
woods but much of 1t admirably suited for To-
bacco. The improvements are calculated for Sc
curing crop Among many other advantages
OF this Land, ferry and mill seat, may be emu
merated and its contguity to the Oxford iron
works & Lynchburg, rendering corn very sales.
bic article at all times. Terms are two thousand
dollars cash, and two thousand the first of each
succeeding January, til the balance he paid -
which must be secured by deed of trust on the
Land.
ROBERT MAYO.
April 6. eo1M.
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ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
Petersburg, 10th March, 1910. 8t

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale-First
L and second quality brown Sugar, in Hhds.
and barrels,
Loaf Sugar i'll barrels,
Prime green Coffee in hogsheads, barrels s. bags,
10 Hogsheads Antigua Rum,
Is Boxes Imperial Tea,
Quarter casks Madeira Wine,
DO. do. l.. p. Teneriffe Wine,
10 Do. do. Sherry Wine,
Do. do. Malaga Wine,
10 Hogsheads prime Molasses,
20 Barrels rectified Wbiskey,
SO Boxes Raisns,
20 Boxes Chalk Pipes,
10 Boxes Mustard, il bags Pepper, 10 bags race
Ginger, Is boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10, 90
kegs Leiper's Snuff ton Shot, German & Bis
tered Steel, boxes Birthstone, writing & wrap
ing Paper, 400 sacks salt, 10 hhds. stone Ware,
IS boxes Spanish Cigars, 90 boxes Soap, and 15o
Grind Stones. All Of which will be sold on mo-
derate terms, for cash, country produce, or ap-
proved paper.
WHITE G. SHELTON.
March 90. tf
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NALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
On Wednesday the 18th day of April en-
suing-Will be sold at Public Auction, near the
premises, that beautiful and most desirable stu
alton belonging to Mr.. Jedediah Allen, near the
property of Mrs. Craig-li has on it handsome
frame Dwelling House, with a good kitchen,
smoke-house, dairy and stable, we'll Of the best
water IN the city of Richmond.
The Lott contains one acre, having been ori-
ginaliy two half acre Lofts, and has the advan-
tage of being bounded OH three sides by streets,
is highly improved-having falling garden in
front and very extensive and beautiful garden
at the back ofthe house-and for sgreeablcness
OF situation and salubrity OF air. may be estimated
among the best in the City.
Six, twelve and eighteen months credit viii
be given, by giving notes with approved cndor-
ssrs, negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, and n
deed OF trust on the property to secure the pay
ment Of the notes
STILL G. BROOKE, Auc'rs.
Richmond, March 81 ids
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stocked in the course OF The year, bat for want
OF men skilled in finishing, none Of them were
polished if in such case the Legislature
should require OF me, what number of muskets
Mad been manufactured in the year should
answer that, none had been manufactured No,
the answer should be, that, three thousand had
been made for surely they were made, when
they were capable Of .ing used NJ muskets. al
though not polished.
JOHN CLARKE.
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\ Subscriber,
80 80 Sss' Muscovado Sugars,
10 hhds Philadelphia Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds Antigua Rum,
pipes real Cogniac Brandy,
20 bbls Apple Brandy,
Hare's Beer IN barrels and halfbarreIs,
900 sacks Liverpool ground Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and terces,
a quantity of Seine Irvine,
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
and Soucbong Teas,
90 bikes brown Soap,
kasins in boxes and kegs, and many other
articles.
JAMES BROWN, r. Ape'r.
March 9. "
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PENITENTIARY STORE,

ID o M E ST nc WA r E.ROU e
N j. BURR, in addition to the articles ma
~. nutacturej at the Penitentiary offers for
sale an assortment of GOODS of HOME M.
NUFACTURE, zig:
Fine and coarse HATS OF every descriptions.
regular supply IF Cotton CLOTH, on con-
signment from the Providence Mandatory, and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz:
BspTIcXrNc, STRIPES, CHECKS & PLAIN
cLo1Hs, Stun Corrox, single and double,
home made LINEN SHEErINc.
RICHMOND GUM-POWDER by the keg,
warranted of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER & ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels.
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs,
Coloured and Black Roans.
WANTED TO HIRE, by the year, good
COOPER
February1
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march so.

nor SALE-An elegant Philadelphia made
IL GIG and HARNESS F; five terces of Tan
ner's GIL Also, wishes to purchase n pair of
we'll broke carriage HORSES ;bays will be pre-
ferred. Enquire of the subscriber, or in his alb
sence, of Mr.. NJ. Judah.
c. II. SAUNDERS.
March so. If
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A WATCH F6UNDi--A WATC II has been
\ found, and deposited with Capt William
ncCabe, who will deliver il 10 the person giving
satisfactory description Of the piece, and paying
the expence Of advertising.
April 4. w4y
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TJST E-cfivTC, Awp ro7 SzLE-Trse
~ dosr above the Eagle Favern:
Old Port. Clarct ond NJ ade;ra w mes.
Gun Powder, Imperial and Young Tyson Teas,
SO Bbls and two hhds. Apple Brandy. A
20 Eols. Caru;hers double distilled and rectifeo
Whiskey.
IL Ehnl.. and 10 barrels New. Orlca,e Sugar,
20 Boxes New.York Tal,ow Cand.es,
ID DO. Spermaceti Do.
10 Bbls. Linseed Oil,
z Hhds. Treak!e,
l Do. and Crate Bottles,
IS Lbs fresh Nusraegs,
50 Bushels fresh Clover and Timo.i,y Seed.
S Hampers fresh Salad Oil,
10 Dutch Gases white gilt bottles,
10 Boxes we'll assorted Glass,
And IN daily expectation ofreceiviug SO crates
OF Liverpool green and blue edged Wares, Pas.
sage Lamps, Candle Shades. &c. &c +:
EDWARD KALLAN.
March TO- ep,f
MOTICE.-Allp persons who have any claims
~ against the late John Harri., decd of The
City of Richmond, requested to bring them
forward acknowledgement those indebted to said
estate, must make immediate arrangements for
discharging their respective balances.
w. ID. WREN, Ie,1,'r. Of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd.
March IS. ep2m
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FOR ShLE-517 acres Of LAND, in the
4 county of Nelson, on the head waters of
Tye River, hrst rate Tobacco land. As to its 81
tuation, enquire Of Col. Joseph Shelton, of Mel.
son county, who has power to dispose of the
same or to z, IT, PkOSSE.R.
March a. eDAy
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NT ANTED Immediately, one or two gnod
w workmen at the Coach making business;
70 master workmen liberal wages will be give,
oy Messrs. Wren & Robinson, just below tse
SWAMI tsvera, on ShockG Hi, Richmond.
Febrgarya 2syfe
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JAMES RIVER LANDS FOR S1LE--I
- offer for sale, valuable Plantation situate in
Bermuda Hundred, Immediately in the conf,l-
ence OF James and Appomattox rivers, containing
by an old survey 756 acres ; it reaches UP James
river to the port and ballast bank including near
~ all the wharfage ground. About half of
the tract is cleared and the other half in woods
This plantation will always delight and reward
the, farmer; three hundred acres, or thereabouts,
OF Hat land in the fork, on account of a superior
quality, has been rated very high it would be
difficult to obtain land on James river above or
below the falls better adapted to the culture of
corn, wheat and tobacco. The fields are under
substantial fences, mostly new. The buildings
consist of a comfortable small dwelling house,
with four rooms, newly done up; an excellent
overseer's house with brick chimney and two
rooms plaistered, a large granary with wheat
machine on an improved plan large tobacco
barn nearly new. dairy, smokehouse, negro hous-
es, &c. This place possesses the advantages of
thriving yeung apple orchard, many other ex-
ceilent fruit trees ; navigation to Petersburg, e.
leven miles, to Richmond fifty, distance by land
twenty three miles only, and good fishery.
There is plenty of meadow land, also mari
bank of excellent manure supposed to be mex.
baustible
The wharfage ground can be easily and expe-
dtiously improved at q moderate expence, and if
properly improved would instantly become the
resort of the Richmond shipping interest, and an
important place OF deposit tor that growing com
mercial city. Mr.. Cullen Adams, my manager
at the Hundred, will at any time shew the pre-
misses. For convenience, shall leave my terms
with his excelency John Tyler, and Daniel l..
Rylton, esq. of Richmond-as these gentlemen
have been long acquainted with the Hundred,
take the liberty of referring to them for further
information.
also offer for sale a valuable little FARM of
500 acres, situate on Appomattox river, adjoining
the lands Of Mr.. Jermsh Baker, Mr. George
berland county; for this tract should require
one third of the purchase money to be paid down
and the balance in two annual payments. If no
private sale is previously made, l shall on this
Tract, expose it at public sale, to the highest
bidder on the 23d day of June next, and on the
payments already mentioned.
ARCHIBALD THWEATT.
Petersburg, 10th March, 1910. 8t
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In Council, March 2SG. 1910.
NJ OTlCE-ln pursuance of an act of the Ge-
L neral Assembly, passed at the last sessi-
on Notice is hereby given, that sale of the
:. PUBLIC PROPERTY,
at the Point of Fork, will take place. on Thurs.
day the Gath day of May next, on the premises.
on credit Of twelve months. Bond and security
TO be approved by the Executive, will be reaui.
red. For information respecting the D-operty,
enquire OF Doctor John Wills of Fluvanna coun.
ty.
SAMUEL coLEMAN, ACC.
March u. aw