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p. G. MarReller
May a..
1000 Acres Of Land for Sale.

-.
5000 Acres Of Land for Sale. !.
THE subscriber offers for. .alei, . number
of very~patna6k Tracts gfLand in that
part ofthe state Of Georgia called the " xlw
He can mos, confidently alarm tina. his ii.
tie is clear and indispatable-this he wishes
to impress in order 10 remove n y'prejadics
that may exist inthe min5sof those disposed
To- purchase Georgia Ian ds., The tracts now
for sale are situated between the Oeonee and
Ocmulgec rivers, and are within the last pur.
chase made Of the Indians by the state Of
Georgia. The legislature Of Georgia. to ell
courage the population Of the district a. well
as to benefit the inhabitants Of the state, had
the purchase surveyed and divided into lots or
squares of 2o2 and half acres each, and grant
ed q lottery restricting TIE sale OF tickets to
the citizens Of Georgia at q low price, the
prizes to consis, oflots within the purchase
a number OF these lots the subscriber now Of
fers for sale. some ore in the vicinity OF, the
city Of Milledge vile, the permanent seat OF
the state government, it, present white po-
p0la,ion exceeds 1900 souls--it Is situated
upon the verge OF the Oconee;; which Is ma
vigable for boats that carry from fifteen 70
twenty tons, to Daricn, upon the Atlantic
indeed the whole purchase 10 become very po-
pulous, s those disposed to engage in SOUTH
ern agriculture, or 10 ,nircha,s upon specu-
~lation, cannot do better than TO svail them
selves Of This opportunity to obtain good lands
now for sale. Several otthe tracts are Con-
tiguous to each other and some in the neigh
borhood Of 1iourishins county towns; some
unite many desirable advantages. The COIN
Try generally is vel: supplied with branches,
creek streams, river, and springs that con-
stantly Row. Many Of the tracts now adver-
Used have the advantage Of fine timber and
mill seats. ,
Those inclined to become purchasers may
knew tho terms BY applying 70 the subscriber
living at Alexandria. in the district of CO.
Iambia.
... Anthony Dyer,
Nav 22-----t Iaw2m 3
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ces and oaarssss jnclaaed and CON.
,.Sss Ihux. undsrs al eifsunstances, ]
Nu., frankly say, that, was my discretion
asTmi,ted, / should stay here and hazard
he Consequences /; but as there would 6e
S,z,rd, I arr glad o fyour order ts mov
~ only as il lssssns my responsibility, y
S.cause the change efplaes may prove salu-
-. 70 our men in ell events you may dc"
~"3a on whatever my iudgmeAs, expert,
roce, personal exposition and attention can
effect"
TIL, following letter dated Camp Terre
~ grdf, August 29th, 1903, Is addANssed
90 III. secretary Of war BY general Wikin.
AZ. he saws, II have not received the
erin OIL pen from you aimee the 5oth OF
Ipns, but am progressing rapidly IN nay ar
~Iapcrnsn.s for moving the troops. an OBJ
;-ct near my heart, and which Occupics, all
my attentions A,
N. gun boats had been reported 10 readi!
mess , that the preparation was dif6cnt,ow-
mo 20 the general sickness of their crews
and the impracticabili,y Of shipping men ;
,ha, the condemned bsrgrs at fort Adams
had been ordered down and were repairing
at a small sxpencs ; that if the gun boats
fail him, he should hire three or four har.
rrs, and that in twenty days he expected
20 make good his landing at Natehez oriR
that vicinity. Ele then states, " our sick
have Increased considerably, but our mala-
dies are confined Amos: universally to the
arue aud fsverJ nearly all the officers had
IL, but We have not lost one, nor do I ex.
nee, we shall" He states the difficulties
which occurred in the department of provi-
S;ous he SAYS, the clamors Of the troops
had been loud and iusrS shat he had offered
one hundred dollars for a small COW with.
on, effect +; that the Aonr was Affected BY the
climate Immediately after landing, and that
on the utter failure Of the contractor to fur.
niSh bread or. Hour for two or three days
.ucccssiveIy, he had p~Crckased a hundred
%arrrls Of Rour and had The same diSsribut.
ed. He att. ibutss 20 the absence Of the
contractor, and the consequent management
Of his business heing entrusted to a young
man without knowledge Or experience, and
apparently Of an obstinate perverss disposi,
ZION, oil the diff culties they had TO encoun-
ter on III. subj ct of provisions. H then
SAYS, 81 wish indeed that he may not OBJ
hoe me 10 take the whole business OUT OF
his hands and to appoint a eommissary to
purchase and supply, but in tie last exsre-
mri.y only shalt l resort to ihis step" AZ.
ter stating " tia, the inhabitants were down
with The prevailing disease Of the samp, O
thing which according TO them had never
before occurred" he concludes thus " I
am alarmed for our medical and hospital
sxpsncrs but I do not understand that a
p~articls Of either has yes, arrived for the
new lvvies, and Of course I have no alter.
native but to- submit 10 the acquisitions OF
the surgeons. We shall not, however,press
your appropriations Tor this department,
although The consumption Of FIVE or six
hundred,s sick must BE- Considerable"
(Io be cantinued.)
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General ArnietfonH h2u taken w tps
ship Sally, captain Scott, laying az Sc. See
baatians. 10 take himselfan family 20 Anne
RIGA. He would embark frefn B0rdsaux
abou: the Ise Of June. The Sally was 60
proceed TO Bordeaux protected bystwo
passports. American property was siih un-
der seizure IN I'LL the pore sfthe comment.
The amount of properly con6seated under
late orders, IN che ports Of Riscay, Naples,
&c. exclusive OF Tonningen, was eompntsd
20 have cost in America more than seven
millions Of dollars. That ssised at Naples
Mad been sold and the prosecds placed IN
the royal treasury i that in Spain was trans
20 ring to Bayonue, where it was 70 meet
similar fate. The reasons assigned Tor
this nasty proceeding was to prevent costs
70 individual claimants, who would other
ways be prosecuting their claims separate
ly and at great expsnce.
Little or no news from the armies IN
| Spain that could be relied upon.
General Mena, who commanded q party
of Patriots, had been taken By . party Of the
! Cess d,Arme and sent into France escort.
ed by a heavy guard of soldiers. On the
9TH of April General NJ. was dining apart
from his troops aAd was surprised at table.
A marty of Gems dArmes entered his apart.
ments, bEors he was apprised of their aP.
! proaeh--he made a short but vigorous re-
| sisrauce, in which he was severely wound
ed, and it was supposed he would not sur.
! viye his wounds. ESQ.,
A rumor prevailed at St. Sebastians at
| the time the Camilla sailed, that a battle
had been Tough: between the combined ar
mics and the French, in which the latter
were defeated with considerable 'loss-of
the truth Of this little was known or baiev.
ed, ...-
It was also reported the day previous to
sailing, that the frisase John Adams had
arrived at Cherbourgh, but no news had
t~ranspired from her.
xThe Camilla has brought home the crew
Of the ship Ann, Pendsrgrast, Of N. York,
lately condemned in the court Of prizes at
FParis, both vssssl and cargo. Seventy: six
sramen belonging 20 AmerIeOr, vessels, cap.
tu-cd and con6scated in the Bay Of Biscay,
also came home in the Camilla. The crews
OF sequestered vessels were denied q sup.
7 BORT by the French government and were
1 daily entering on board Of French priva'
Ieers.
By a late decree all import duties are
doubled and on prize goods treble.
The ship Maria Theresa left Lisbon on
the l2th Of April, but brings nothing new.
The English expected to hold Lisbon for
some time longer
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HIG IMPORTANT.

commune TED FOR II fREEMANs
"JouRNAL.
Extract ofa letter dated Bsrdeaus, FEB.
10, to a merchant in PHILADELPHIA.
al am Of opinion that nothing can pre-
vent the condemnation OF all American
property in France aud Spain, as this day
we have received positive information that
the emperor has ordered all the American
property under sequessra.ion, amounting
to thirty millions of francs, to be forthwith
transported to .Bayoune, sold there, and
the proceeds Placed in the public chest,
Ia this country the Monissur is considered
a, expressing BY its publications the inssn'
.iohs Of government, and many .hings have
lately appeared calculated to alarm those
interested in American commerce. Yes.
,erday we re lad for the First time in that
paper, the &C. of congress of March fsos,
suspending intercourse with France and
England, and evidently published at this
moment tojustify this COVER nnnent in the
hostile measures it is resolved to purpsue TO-
wards the y. S. by representing the latter
as the agsressors. Although none of the
vessels arrived in the ports have c%ontraven-
ed any Of the existing French DEGREES, yet
all American property has been indiserimi-
nately seized, on arriving, by the military
authorities, on the ground that France will
not permit her allies !oparticipate in a trade
denied to herself.
ST have just seen a letter from General
Armstrong, which states, that there is no
hope of saving American property from
cou6scation, and ever! thing tends to CON-
6rm this opinion"
From Li,bon.-Caps. M'Crea, OF the
ship Latona, whs arrived this forenoon
from Lisbon, informs that it was currently
reported when he left there (APrl ~ that
the French had, or were about to with
draw their troops from before Cadiz, for
the purpose OF. concentrating their whole
force into one body to attack the British
and Portuguese armies. Troops were con-
stantly arriving there from England. Three
regiments landed the day before captain
MsCrea sailed.
Mesiu1 York PAPER, Nay 10.
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RENT,

A convenient STORE and DWELLING,
on Fairfax.street, lately occupied BY How.
tiins and .Aissn. Apply 70
Jacob Butts.
Ma >. ga j
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Ship Bordeaux Packet, George, Phila.
delphia- Bricks-to The master. n
Schooner Eliza Ann, Spilman, ditto--
Spring Goods-var:ous merchants.
CiRARRp.
Schooner Betssy, Norris, Bessoa--by
c. I. Cstet.
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WitI5e add<d to this days S0zes,

. May ~, s 80. ~ 80 " I.
Witl6e added to this days Sac,
a NEGRO NAN COOK, abouslgyssrs
IA old-he is said TO So enc Of the best in
the United States, having bsen brought upby,
Mr.. George Mons, Of Annapolis, and trans-
ported to this place by Nh. William Csten,
who conveyed him in trust With other pro-
perry to satisfy 2 debt due John f Mercer.
Esquire ;--and he will be sold under thst
conveyance which gives q good. title 70 tho
trustee, who will give the same toths pur-
chaser. :
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sayeraabtta Datlp esattle.
TUESDAY,, MAY ~.

General Ararstrsng.-ft Is stated " ne
Boston Palladium, that . passenger ia the
.ehsoner Playmate, arrived On Sunday
from Londen, mentions, that be read a Z
por. 10 the Channel, . paper. Of April 9,
which contained an account Of the sailins
Of the Ioha Adams from Morlaix, for the
United States, with general Armstrong on
board.
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Land for Sale.
,.Mav22

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the Worship:
full court Of King George county, we the
subscribers, commissioners therein named,
will expose to public sale to the highess bid
der on the premises for ready cath, on Tues
day the 18th Of June next, ole undivided moie-
ty 1tAe Tract or Land lying in the
county Of Fairfax, on the waters Of Difficult
,Rua, about fifteen miles from A~Icxandria-
the Little River Turnpike Road passing thro'
the tract. This land was conreyedby . deed
of gift from John Ashton, SEN. 10 CharicsH II.
Ashton and others, and 10 sold TO satisfy q
debt due Austin Smith from said Charles H.
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William Moss,
joseph Powell;
William Payne, ~
Richard Fitzhugh,
Richard Radcliffe.
2swts

Public Sale. 3 :
By Order Of the ,Orfhdns Cur af Asx.
andr;S coGnty.s
WILL BE SOLD,
at the Market Square, bn "Wednesday the
2sd inst. bssxssa the hours Of and ~
SanaYy H6asehoM FhrAstays
belonging 9 che esats q sia'y Wssssh
D. Misoa, 2. I'M.
hss,r: dst .
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A pamphlet has lately been published in
London, entitled, The diplomatic policy
Of MIR. Madison unveiled" To unvsil his
policy, in London may be Of some service
but Of what avail is exposition or proof in
this country! If actions thunder, demo-
eracy is deaf. If proof "open, p~alpable,
gross as q mountain" is exhibited, demo.
cracy is blind and unfeeliug. Throw de.
monstrations weighy as the globe on It's
back, the mighty beast staggsrs as If bur.
thsned with q feather. ~
49,. lind. Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-26
a Gopy)-Attest
MILLER WOODS0N, jr. d. c.

| yNY virtue ct a &c Ell o. t,ust uearng uats The
! - 25th of December, 1906, ana iuy record
| I'd IN he county court OF Chssieriicd, exccuiet'
| 10y William brown feT the purpose of securing
the puuctual payment 9fthe sun o. &, % Is 5 .
| with in,cs.st thereon from ire date ct 'ie sSit
decd and The expense necessarily incurred BY
carrying nc said trust deed into execuricn, be.
luz the f,sst ms aimeet Of :, deb, due 10 Ben
a sa he :. SPECIAL r SENIOR ,sno1 Of sas
deed, will be SOLD. 4: WiRiamf 4nkfo.d's
raveTniu lle said county. On sstuH the 27th
instant, !ol p oass Of L ANDd s r,seh
thereof as in oe suiicisn,,opay the said debt,
interest adt cost then ,due, Receiving acres
hereof u DE aid William Bsowa, J. ing in the
c un,y,cf thqs;ericld, on powsise creek, I'D
joining tse lands OF James a. eatiesoa and
Benjanin hatcher, about S n.iiss from the
townof Msnchester. The sale will be made
under tic provisions of the act OF assembly cos
csyning exe1a'iSne. ssc. &c. By the
Chester6e'd county Jan. 18Th, 1910. 4rp
AZ ,he requeat ef William Brown aud by the
co Sent of Benjamin .:atchet, The sale Of the ..
hose Land is poIpo1etl I'll Sn ufd4y be Sd Feb
1910 THE TRUSTEES.
Samuel McCraw ard oArah ais vie, winch
said Sarah IS exeoutrix of the testament
and last viii OF James Gum, her son, de-
CEASED and sole devisec Under the last
WI, and test mept OF Tie said lames
Gum dec John Turpn and Harriet his
wife, late Harriet Cum, daugaser Of
| said Sarah McCraw, late Sarah Gum,
and joan S. Gum, Emily f. Gum, James
William Frederick Gum, infant chill.
dren Of the said Sarah McCrywA the
satii So uel McCraw To bf G&ned
thor soardsn, to defend th@sd*
z AXE NOTICE. that We shaH upon
Z the ti.ird day of the next term of the
honorable superior court of chancery for
the Eichnond district, mcge the said court
for commissions TO take the dispositions of
euadry witnesses in the state OF Georgia,
TO be read in evidence in the suit depend
ing in the said court between ourselves,
plaintiffs, and yourselves, defendants.
This notice IS gwen ~ at you may attend
in tn sad co4rr at the time above menti
ered, TO name commissioners if you think
proper.
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II He sul,sc' ibers wish 70 sell that vaIu-
abit aud well known tract Of LAND
in Hanover counfy called Carl MD HILL,
Containing about eight huBdred acres. be
ing the same on which the late Haiden5y
j. Zoh res aed. in poici oi SOD sud sitHa
ito th.s land is inie lg % none it is ilu.
ate1 aJout ore nile from Han sIEourt !.
h9ese, and a6oui zoe ame diAce from
Eye frry en- Famuaky - re is -
CIV q woodworking house onTne prone
81, - quite finished, aud an,eAceiieal
oiehaT4 OF = most choice fiuit; the soil
is well sdapfsd to The culture o, Wheat and
tobacco z-sfeat part Of which is low ground
of nc Hfst qnahty. Tie subscribers viii
attend AZ the uext Hanover court foe the
pusqoss Of making known toe terms on
On which this iand will be sold.
John Richard,
Henry 81. John Dixon.
Geo. W. DIXON.
I anuary BIB 1870. tdc
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NEGROEc FOR SALE.
en- Dollars Reward.
january 10th, 1910.

4 BSCONDED irom the employment CT
n the subscriber, on the LIST. inst. q
muiatto fellow called SOLOMON, about
hve feet eleven inches high, spare made,
and possessing a good co0ntenance. He
is unusually adrot and Imposing IN his ad-
dress (; IS an excef snycoach driver, wag-
Ter, house.servant, res sman, coak..and a
tolerable blacksmith Whittier di.
rected his course is Sst known III it IS
conjectured that be haA gqne either 20 Cul-
pepper in Virginif, ner I the state Of Penn
sylvana. He sy,ll no dStbt attempt to pass
a free man. HIS dress is nos partc uiarIy
recollected, except that he had Nth him
dark brown great coat cut in the frock
fashion The above reward will be gwen
for apprehending and securing MIN in
such manner as to enable the subscriber to
sc. him again.
EDWARD C. STANARO.
Washington City, jim. h, 1910. 81.
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JeH IRftefs mat'he" SauaHessf EN'
eeutoro Theoao ici CaftcI. dec and Ip=S deft'.
dy Carer. relict OF iaid ceceocnt.
The defendant. jesse Carter, nT6E9nI en-
s SSs oi he ap sss If H.. s"d ysa
Court, aad II aypcsdng 10 the AliGaeC ~ OF
the Coust, that he is not an iahabit5hf Of this
Commonge althrgOn ruo.ion Of the pi2insia 0y
his Counsel, il is o,3ered, thai the said last
toned defendant. 90 appear hee on the fourth
Monday IN Maschnext and answer tie bill Of
me piaintia--And fha. a cory of this order be
fortnwilh inserted in one Of the M.~s pzqs,s
published ia the city OF Rioh1i nd Tor eig weeks
successvsly and posted 81 the front door OF the
Courthouse Of the sad County.
A Copye=Tes;e.
Samuel Williams, D. c. Il. c.
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IL CouYc1L, januarv III. le,o

IL CovNcIL, January 4:h, 1870.
Itis advised, Th2t the operation Of the rule
prescribed fer the auditor 5y the advice os Coun.
Gil Of the 18th September last relative 70 Tie
au,hen'icasion of claim; founded upon order, or
certificates of court shall he suspended un.il the
Isl day Of March next.
Extract from the Journal
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk OF the CcuncI
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VIRGINIA:
In Halifax County Court, 10 Chancery
25th Dec. 1909.
Between
Edward Terrell, PITT.
Nathan Henderson, William Moore, J
Charles Harris, William Henderson,
jacob Furgason, John Henry, e.. Sdsfts.
ward Henderson, James Henderson,,
Phoebe Combs 4 Frederick Terrell,
The defendant, Na,h IN Henderson, nos
having entered hts appearance and We -
security according to the act Of AsSerM5uO
and the Rules OF ti;is Court, and ithpna,r-
ing to the satisfaction Of, the CekrHyAas,7
he is not an lnhabitant of this to(Aon-
wealth On motion of the Plain1EN his .
counsel, it is ordered, that the said iass
mentioned defendant, do appear here o..
the fourth Monday in March next, anr.
answer the bill of the Plaintiff; aid that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in one of the news pagers published IN the
city OF Richmond for eight weeks success.
sively. and posted at the front door OF the y
Courthouse Of the said County.
a copy-Test,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. d C. H. &C.
stAt (w2fN
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Chesterie'd county Jan. 18Th, 1910 4rp
At ,he requsst ef VIII lam Brown aud by the
co sem Of Benjamin .satchet The sale Of the =.
1910 THE TRUSTEES.
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Notice |!
Thirty Dollars Reward.


CTOBFN from the subscriber, on the Goth
- OF Dec. last, a BRIGHT BAYHORSR,
(tScept mixture cf some white hairs on
his flEks, and rnmp, and also some white
spots on his fore pasterns,) about hvef eet
high, pine or ten years OLE, branded on his
left shoIder, G, one nick in his tail, not
perceiYable from his carriage.-A&3, stol-
en- with said horse, a plated Bit sR Bra.
doom Bride, plated buckles and sffoes, and
the sides Of the head stall and reins; The
BIT is crooked At the Jaws, the brad0on
is rather small, snafae points below AMI
above. The above reward will be given
for the Horse and Thief, and for the Horse
aad Bride only fifteen dollars, besides
reasonable charges, it delivered to me in
fFeensville. Augusta county, Va. or notice
gwen 50 that may get them.
ROBERT Mitchell.
January an, 1910. Stp.
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NOTICE.

~ y ~ tfs
'NIFC gSSITY compels me 10 make fur.
tier application To all those vino, are
inGebred 20 the trustees Of the R,chGioud a.
cadeOy by sales of lot eiy tickets of the
6I,, aid Second class and voluntary sub.
ser, lions, and ali such are hereby ieoues.
Ted to make payment to the subscriber to
enable the bullriirg corr mittee 20 ray all ar
rears Tor vef& done, and TO procure
materials this winter in order toArecc ID
with the work next spring, iYbe ~ fof the
educaion of cur r's'ng pfogeF, &ych crna
mea;s and attaches them to 4 SS<can prin-
eiples aud gives spring 20 liberty and m
dependence. Aave undertaken the coAec.
lion by agreement w'th John Biocs .otiIough
ana William w. Hen'rg, Esqrs. the O her
members Cf The Committee APPOINTED by
board az trustees as the building OF tie
Academy has progressed cpasiderab,y,
HaueY myself there viii be bot title ,rou.
bic IL 0baiwiJg he money tor the purpose
o. carrying mto efeCt SO laudab;e an insti-
tuion.
ROBERT MITCHELL
December 9th, 1909. If