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New York.25th Feb.
Public Sale.

PUBIC Salc.
Nv virtue of a deed Of trust from lillian.
HcdgSon to the subscriber, TO secure tia
= payment of a debt due flOm him TO the
Bank Of Potomac, will be exposed to auc
lion, on the premises, on the Iad day Or
JUNE next, the following Property in the
iowa OF alexandria, to viii .
One, piece or parcel Of Ground
win the improvements thereon, lying onths
.outh side OF Prince street and bounded as iol-.
lows - Beginning on Prince street % ieet;o
the eastward of Water street, and running
thence eastwardIy with Prince street Is ieet'
thence southwardly ~ feet~+ inches, thence
westwsrdly So feet, thence northwardly TO
the bsA lining.
also,
Oneo.her piece of Ground,
with the improvements thereon, lying 4 be
ny on the south side Of Prince street 4s feet
10 the eastward Of Water street, and running
thence euStwardly with Prince street Az feet,
/ thence sOuthwardly ~ feet, thence westward
} ~ 20 teet, thence to the beginning. -
-. Il l. so, +....-.
One other piece or parcel OF
.unimproved GrOunu, lying OH the north side
on Prince street x to the eastward OF WASH
ing,on street; beginning at the intersection
oil those streets anu running westwardly with
Prince street 81 feet 5 inches, thence north
wardlye70 feet, thence ess,wardly 81 feet S
inches TO Washington street, thence to the
beginning. So!
lh,s property will be cold upon credit of
one, two and three Year,. for notes negotia-
BILE in the flank OF Potomac, with approved
eniorsers, carrying interest from the day Of
sale. Alien will be required upon the pro-
perry sold to Securs the payments. g..
x, Thomas Swami, Trustee.
May l2-~I7. ~ e....
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easssSla;r,ts which sc from dssipstsd;
pleasures, ityesSIg Id iseretions. fesideaceI
IL cliHates anfaScfable 10 the conatituslca the
.imrncderate use al tea, frequent at6xicsiions
or any dessfucsiye ipsenhpe rapces the ntaskils
falk a. IN use Of hiercurys the diseases
peGhIil d tgllales st . certain period Of
IilS, b6ga layihgs IN, &c. IS. 80
f3EN6TTsTCN ssl.s. -
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lust RECEIVED,

.And hreharing for cole By shs su6serzbsr,y
A LARGE AID HANDsoMs AssoRrMfnr OF
Buck, Doe and Fa1On Sktns,
Which are suitable for Ladies' extra long,
habit, end Gent!emen's Gloves--Likewise,
Pantalocns, Mockasins, Suspenders, &c. &c.
..l.. q SGmsst HsttsrsIaJ,.
). Upper end Of King street,
N. b. All kinds Of Pelsry dressed with the
Fur on. - 'e.5 $50 -. s,
dune s cost
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-" y = :. = VVOt6S' A@~11~'SSJ
no. IL. BGCld street, PhAiaasipnia'
Mrs. II. Lee, New York. -, 700 .'.'.

Mr.. Ab,jah Henly. Bridge street, Sasti.
, k,,cSre. was cured BY ene,hotlle OF s4amAlronS
Eiisir, GA very complicated disorder' occa.
) sloDsd by VERY severe cold caught several
w,nutlls arc. He breathea With me greatest
NG;6.ilty, ana was often lhrowa into weaken
- ;swcata when he attempted Iowalk any
aistsnsc, md his voice would frequently t"ll
a sucb ., degree that he could only ATTEMPT
- whisper. He has been upwards Oh SAX
,reeks wishOaata return Of bis complaints;
md desires d. give his public testimony ~
favor Of thiainvAluAbIe medicine. ,,r =
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A MILLER WANTED.
A FTER the lst day OF August, ! shall
IN be in want OF MiLLER to attend
country mill; TO person Of sosd character,
and none other need apply, liberal wages
will be given. ~. X. 3
- L..E N. Ellicott.
Occoquan, May 80. eols,.A
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,SrLected Recommendations.

RSine DESTROYS to make public tor the Sooo
>of others, he excellent. qnalty OF Ha'Hn1
TOMS elixir, prepared ny lne la'e Mr.. Lee,
have seat you the following account 0i the
bepe6t have received humi WINCH nope
vii inducs others TO give u trial In con,
seouepcs of a bruise ON tue breast received
from a fan, my nealsa grew bad, my breath,
fnp became very dif6snI,, and trequenuy
Rave, had sucldeni, TO Ei.e up Ia my bed WIN
an; the horrors OF immediate sottoc~llon---
Add so these a constant pain III my OteaS''
and 2 cough, greAt loss Of strens'" . heSh'
onJ von NAV conceive that my symptoms
endentIy indicated Al approaching co"sa'nP
zion. The advice oil AmOSt cmlne!H- P"ySl
ri,n wss resortcd To, und afterwards second
, wss .alled in, but without giving me amy re-
lief Another ply Stefan VINO knew me "hol
the ciTcums, .nccS OF my case, advised me 70
Give Hamiitott's Elixir triAt saying nc had
Is d i in hiA prA>tile and always found II 70
!, fso much good. A bottle ,WSs procured from
M Birchs, and found relief before had
t.ksn half OF it. conIinuedao use 1t ~was
coon strong to attel-. 10 business. On taking
cold, some of my former symptoms retNr",
bat are always renewed by dose or TWO oil
che Ellxir. 80. :.
- : -. lCAnroa. RennoF. lun.
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To r f. N Il, :

Ind immediate possession gipen,
Avery commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, STU
ated on King street in the neiyhGori'ood OF
good water, and an excellent stand Tor bust
ness. Ai.o, three other Brick Dwellings on
the same street, one Of which has good
warehouse for grocery sore and the sliua-.
alton equally good for bu.iness-the rents OF
all the above property will be made reason'
able. !"
Andrew Schoheld.
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CSNgysE gths J9hitsd SIates.
HOUSE OF
FMpAY; April "a. /

The sspm;ttsf. IN ebssssaee 70 q resohation
,s5,fa BASED he House b Rsprsseass
s;ise. ! taf United States, Oh tde 1sM 81
March lest, insirue.iny them 10 enquire
into the cause o. causes Of me great NOR
tally IN the detachment efthe armysfAe
United States ordered Ior The defence Of
Mrw:orkdns, respectfully sathn the fe-
lSauvinE
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Letter from general WiHinson to The Stc,e-
tn,y gWar, dated Camp Te+reau BeuE,
11nne 10, 1909. 2
"Your letters on the soth April, and 9TH
ultimo, did not reach New Orleans until the
last mail, the 14,h instant, though we re-
ceived at the same time the President.
speech. I am happy that I have so far an
,icipated your wishes as to have eneamped
the .roqps, though ! hav. not cough. she
position you recommended ; O should I
have done so while permitted to exereis,
my discretion, and for the following rea-
sens : The movement to Fort Adams or TO
Natehez. must have been made by wafer,
as the S7aniards win not permit our pas
sage through West Florida : the toll, the
time and exposition tosthe sun in ascending
the river one hundred leagues. with q corps
Of two thousapd. would probably have dis.
eased nine tsnths ofths men, many Of whom
were IN q eonvalessent stats, and asilnspy
sick" The general then states the expense
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Its with deep r.grct that friend and fel,
low student Of DR. RICHARD BROWN.
has seen his death at Chile othc, announced
In the public papsrs.-TEis gentleman was
the second son oil the late respectable and dis,
tingui,hed Ia. BRswx' Of Alexandra, bu,
the merits Of the son are tho source Of tho
pain now felt ut his carly fail. lie was, in.
deed, extraordinarily endowedt BY nature and
art. 10 the, Grst, no was iadub.cd for the
Ere and beauty Of poetry, which he eonspieu.
ously p,ssessee--ios a. solid nnde rs.andinv,
and strong, correct judgement.--tor . iu.t
and generous heart with Ill those manly
and honou, able dispositions which constitute
the WORTH and excellence Of character. To
the latter no owed finished education which
rendered him the accomplished. sehoIar--
and perhaps no composed In tho dsud Ian.
lunsss, with On ease and elegance not
sseslIsd. lie was vol vsrssd In subjects al
general literature, perfectly we'll read a kIs
ags, s.a possessing 4 Discriminating nIaa 7
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Fellow citizens, these are questi CHS
which the personal experience OF each OF
you viii enable him to determine. I beg
tina. you will each Of you give. them a ssri.
Gus and candid consideration and il you
really find The country more Aourishing,
business more brisk, money more plenty,
and our own affairs more prosperous nov
than they were during the last nine years OF
the federal administration, you may safely
conclude that our democ, attic rulers are to
be preferred but if on the contrary you
End dangers without and distress within {;
if you find the revenue diminished, tho
treasury exhausted, the farmer dishearsen-
ed, and commerce destroyed, l trust you
will have the candor to acknowledge that
our present rulers are no longer fit to govern
you or worthy Of your confidence, and that
you will give, your voices and your votes
towards supplying their places with those
men, whom upon former occasion you
have found to manage your affairs more
wisely.
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e. Marine CoGee-Houle.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

n ESPEETULLY informs his friends and
II the public, that he has opened Mase
Of Entertainment il the town OF Alexandria,
on Prince street, next door to MIR. J Hooe's,
wnsre he can accommodate q few genieti
Boardew on very reasonable terms, and eve
ry attention paid 10 them, and all others that
may please TO ;Ivor him with their CUSTOM
He intends keeping the best Of Liquors ,hat
can be procured (sronr and NATL. ReIishes
Of various kinds may DO had At all tines q. tho
shortcs. notice
April
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CO T UT

~HE subscriber continues to teach the
i French Language at HE residence cor.
nsr Of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies and
gentlemen will DO waited on ut their place Q
Of abode at such hours 20 they may appoint
Terms Of tuition may DO known by applying
TO him.
John Frignet.
n. B. The French translated into English
the English Into French.
AprI ,-
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aleranurta Datsp @a,stte.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II.

) ~ X 80 - - - ll-- n" g. 90 :. -,
&c 7he whole head IS sick ITO hear de.
moc,ats espousing tie contuet Of Mr. Msdi-
son, in refusing 10 recognise the minister Of
magnan;mous and brave people, because
their subiugation is medi.ated by tie grand
adversary lis in ekeracisr,, and therefore
not a, all to be wondered at but to hear orc
true irient. to tho liberties Of mankind, utter
a syllable of extenuation, for so inapo!i.ic, 50
ungrateful an act, would indeed be truly as
tonishing. What stain have our honorsnd
good faith not received in the estimation OF
every enlightened civilian upon earth !! What
have VIC not lost in rccuniary light, by this
sinister, obedient measure Eight millions
of dollars (only about five hundred <lray
loat:s, or SO, of si!verl) We have lost, too, an
amicable recognition of the boundaries Of all
lands between the Two countries which are a.
ny way eq,iiyocal: We have lost the esteem
and confluence OF a rich and powerful neigh
Dor, whose friendship it should have been our
special policy land this was a glorious oppor-
tunity y TO cultivate. This refusal was 50
very bare Of reason and justice, that every
argument our indrteaden!, Jso'!css president
could rake together, in lis own Justification,
was, merely, that there was possibility Of
his losing his lalor, as tho usurEcr, Joseph.
~, a., E,,1 81 oc
mcn,," and the thing stood chance Of hav-
Ing to be done over again. What can be
more natural consequence, than, that when
Joseph gc:s quiet possession Of old Shaia, he
will insist upon allegiance from his L.dies
And if our president has SO much Of the Car
IRIS mountain cowardcc in him, as to refuse
Do" 0nis, aud all his money, because Jssey
said of Spain, that's n.nc ;" he will OF
course refuse any Other, Should one ever he
sen,) from indehrndcnt South .Hnericu be.
cause 1'scy haa already laid claim to that al.
These remo,ks being in t,c line Of our lu.
w w PoShab WV INV VIII VIC nope
OF any service tEcy may be !; for what ayaily
inc upon line. and preccps upon preccp,,"
10 those, on whose breast, Napoleon has al
ways found The label $50 I am TN GER.
paui."
Don Ons came clothed with credentials,
from the only legitimate power in Spain -
he was refused 80 Now il minister il ra-
ceived from the int loper Joseph; Spain Is
determined 10 consi ,cr it an an &C. fhosti4-
fy:-thcn JENNY, the death bodins gun
boats of your inventive predecessor, and fri
gates may have ample scope for their thund.
ers, in the Yves, and his " surplu. funds"
maybe appropriated otherwise than in "roads
and canals"-but then, we should tremble 70
he in your shoes. .."
[ TIE Editor Of the Aiexanar;a Gazette
7vW ebHsc al acquaintance Of the sub.
ject efths .tal'0rUing tribute. ,vhich is ex.
racfrd from The Port Folio Of this
month, BY inserting Hn his Paper. ]
Alex. April 9, 1870 '"
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[ TIE Editor Of the Aicxanar;a Gazette
zuW ebGsc all acquaintance Of the SUBJ
ject efhhr .jaii0rUing tribute. rvhici is ex.
racird from Tho Port Folio Of this
month, BY inserting it in his PAPER. I
Alex. April 9, 1870 -
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FOR SALE,

a T the Vendue Office of the Subscribers,
IA variety of Muslins and Gingha ms,
Nuns and Adelphi Threads Irish Linens,
Cotton Shirtings, Florentines, Callicoes,
Bandannas, Pelisse Cloths, Romalls, Nan.
keens and great variety of white India
goods -
Muscovado Sugar. LIST and 2ndA yauty:
Prime Green Coffee in barrel$fnd bags :
Old. do. do. do.
Northern Rum (; Pennsylvania Whiskey
Very superior Imperial Tea IN boxes
Fresh Hyson and Souchong Tea in Chests
Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Copperas, PHI
ladeiphia Soap and Candles, &c.
Foster & Satchell, Auct'rs.
April 10, 1910. IF
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15itbuanh 4srire Current.
O - O
(coaREcrED WEEAY.1
VIRGINIA.:

tlhG1NlA:
AT a superior court of chaneery hol-
den at the Capitol in Rinchmond,
FEBRUARY Goth 1910.
Ohm M. Walker admir- with the will an.
nex'd Of. lin Christian deceased, lanes
Patteson, the same John M. Walker
the said John Nj. Walker and Susannah
his wife. sole heiress of the SAID Joyce
Christian and George Smith and the said
John NJ. Walker Executors of Lucy
Duguid, deceased, and George Chris
tian and Joyce p his wife, George T..
Duguid and Elizabeth his wife and Ly-
dia Duguid, heirs of the said Lucy Du.
guild deceased. Pills.
AGAINST
Elizabeth. patteson, executrix and George
Christian, executor of Peter Patieson
deceased, and Martha Palteson, Eliza.
beth McReynoids, Charles Paueson,
Peggy Pa.,eson, Polly Pattesen, Peter
Patteson, Jenny Pauescn, Henry Pat
teson, Fanny Pat.eson. and PAT
tesop, and Charles Bacon sop,and heir
of Nancy Bacon, late Nancy sPzY eson,
children & heirs at Law OF Chad Pat
teson deceased. and Devised 81 the
!. said Peter Patteson deceased Mary.
Anne Pstteson widow of the lid John
Patteson deceased, Charla6 helps aud
;. Molly his wife, Lewis Dawn anu Lu.
cy his wife Samuel p. Christian and
Nancy his wife, Samuel Pa!teson an 3
John Patteson infants by the said Sa mu
ell p. Chris'ian specially assigned their
Guardian, heirs OF the said John Pat.
teson deceased, Defts.
The Parties in the above mentioned
suit will take notice, That have ap,
pointed Monday the 18th day of mex,
Month for the purpose of taking the &c
counts directed by the decree pronounced
in the said suit on the Goth February last,
on which day the Parties are requested
to attend at my Office in the City OF Rich.
mond with their Papers and Evidence
prepared to 20 into the said accounts.
JOHN NICHOLSON, M. C.
April 2, 1910.
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[Esar Dollars Per Annum-Paidin Aavance.l
A At a meeting Of the Directors,

A AT a meeting of the Directors
"a ofthe Richmond Turnpike Company, At
the Washington Tavern in the City Of Rich
mond. the 10Th Of April, 1910.
Resolved, That all shares of de-
linqaents in the said Company be sold at the
Washington Tavern in the city of Riehmcnd on
"Wednesday the 23d of next month.
Resolved, That call of two dol
lars and fifty cents on each share in the said
Company be made, and that the same be paid to
the Treasurer on or before the 23d Of next month.
A Copy
(tds) N. Sheppard, elk.
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TO MILLERS.

] am disposed to rent, or Lessee for a
few years, my mills on the south branch of
Pamunkey riyec, The house ia built of stone
chine,y in good fSpair ;fin it are pair OF
Burr, and one ofColdEpe stones. Xhese
mills are situated ID III good wheat %eish.
bourhood. distant fro4 Richmond 2NiIes,
* about miles aboyfhe head of dkfurn..
pike road. As the p&seSvation of the mills
will be an object II wlibe let reasona-
bly,.
At the same plsEe may Doc had large
convenient stone use, well fitted up, with
Convenient rooms Tor family, ard good
stand for Dusiness...for terms apply to
Bryson * Parkhiil, Richmond, or the SUBJ
scriber.
J. 7. SWAMI.
Rocky Mills. April 12th, 1910. e3w
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At the Dwelling House of te-sefcS
3oatright, living on Horn Quarter G6eek, q
branch cfWilliscs. IN The SAID CoptB - Fri.
day the 18th Gay OF nsxt month, ~ III fair,
II not the next fair day, one hund tfes OF
LAND, adjoining the Lands of thke Alex
snder Trent, and the land that was formerly
Motley Maddox's; ais /, six head of Horses. one
yoke of Oxen AMI Cart. twelve head Of Cattle.
and as many Sheep, five Feather Beds, and ,heir
furniture, together with I'll his residue OF his
household & kitchen furniture or so much there.
of as will Dc sufficient TO discharge the debts a.
foresaid together with al expeDce, attending
the executing of the said 1'rus,. Such Tiie
IS is vested in the Trust will be made, and n,
more.
Henry Bell, Trustee.
April 10th, 1910. e,p
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TOR SAI.E.--A handsome, second hand
A London built CHARIOr, which. has
'een but little used and is in a good iate
If preservation. Apply to the PrirIer, or
the Old City Tavern, where the carriage
may DC seen. If
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F O r i [ G N.
STATE PAPERS.
GREAT BRITAIN AND AME.
RIGA.
Correspondence between MIR Score.
tary Canning and the Hon. D.
M. Erskine.
(Laid before ParIiament.)
continued fran cur Ldst.1
EContinued fran our Last.1

Dispatch from the Honorable ID. NJ.
Erskine, to Mr.. Secretary Canning,
dated Washington, August 8, 1909.
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To the feeholdsrs of The Senatorial Dis
irct- composed Of toe Counties OF L. .u.sa,
Goocniand and lienrico.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
Having Determined to become ;, "a,
didate forycur SURFACES at the ncrt ,.l,.r,S.
on for member to represent Won in The.
Senate of Virginia; ana both NV D.r,o,,
aud politics being probably ankn1wa - =
considerable prop ,rtion of the cllizeps OF q, :
district, AS deem it iddispensibly uecesx.-
ry TO correct and jusl,c;,.us exercis.. ,,,-
the right OF suffrage, tiiasthe political prin-
c'pies OF each Candidate shonid be weli ua.
&c rssood 10y the electors oes leave at
this time to declare TO you, thati a,,, ana
always from my youth UP lave been. iiru
iy attached to republican princi,>iss anT
republican measures. And tssas Ihithsrt,
nave, aud sui SHALL support any admins
trat'ou IN which those principles are al.
hcred to-, and aud s.isii always ot,,,,s. ,,,,.
cf a contrary character. l was !. fri..,,oI
10 the election OF MIR. Madison as ,,,,.s,
dent and am friend 10 his admin.s,fat,c,,
tscause i,hin1it predicated upon the pur,
est principles OF repuo.ica nisun, and snul.l
Dy a constant WISH 20 promote the prospe.
rry and happiness OF our com snon country.
ana to defend and establish car ESSENTIAL
rights, honor and indie pendeece as a marty,
which had been so judiciuus!y assr,,s,i
aud SO ably vindicated oy the administra'
tiou OF Mr.. Jefferson. LII SHOULD nav.
the honor to be yoarrepresentatiyc, NV Of,
icial conduct Will always conform q, M
principles, with steady and uarem,t,in-
st.ention tothc cox mon Interests of tns.
people whom may represent.
am. fellow c..laeas,
your most o6't Ssrv't.
VIM G. P0iNDEXTER.
LOUISA, Dec. 24-h, 1909.
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nooKs

JJsr RkcElvgo. tAND soa SALE Al raIs
MOI OFFICE.
FUCKERS blackstone. Wash:ngtcr.'s
L Reports, vols. Va,tel's, ami Mar
tens Law of lIations. Azunl's Maratiine
Law. Fonbianque on Equity. Poweii en-
Mortgages HArrisan's Cnancery Practice.
Fillage Sermons. Venom. or tie Novice
OF st. MARKS; a drama, by III. G. Lewis
Nubila in Search Of Husband incia-
ding sketches of Modern Society, and iii
terspersed With Moral ami Literary Dis
questions. letters aud Reflections ofthe
Austrian Flsld Marshal Prince dc Lyme,
edited by the Baroness de S.acl Huistein,
containing Anecdotes hitherto unpublished
OF JJseph I'd, Casharine ID, Frederick die
great, Rousseau, Volta re- and hers, WITH
interesting Remarks on the Tutks. Ca
b:ne- OF Mcinns a choice collection of iu-
morous Poems, from p. Pindar, Freneau,
l. Id, Swift D,bGin, Penwarne, Hu,n-
phr,es, Taylor, Goldman, Hopkinsoa, t5trri.
son, Putt, &c. &c. aun.as's Letters, IN .ni-
ature edition. Gurney's shsrt nand wr...
ting. Adams PmIospby. Domestic Couk.
cry. SCOTS Gazetteer. ln.rigues 'of the
Queen of Spain. F sher's MILITARY Tactics
FIRST settlers ofVirg,n,a, An historical nol
Vel. Abellinc, the Bravo of Venice, a no
nance, by IA. 6. Lewis. Ca.ld OF r.,.liy-
SIX Fathers Suupis TI.es, by Mrs. o..
pie. MRS. Grants memoirs OF am Asaeri..
can Lady. The Exile ps Erin novel.
Powder History of Ireland, vols. GYr.
dons's do. 3 vos. Travels of Aascharsis
the Younger. Took's Diversions OF purley.
Russeps Modern and Ancient Eurocs.
Chase's Trial. Bnrk's III story of Tirs,-,
MA. The Revolutionary Piutarch, or are
mora OF the bonaparte Family.
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He subscribers wish to sell that valu-
able and well known tract OF LAND
in Hanover county, called GARLAND Hill
containing about eignt hundred acres, be-
ing the same on which the late Haldenby
Dixon resided. la point Of soil aad situa-
ton, this land IS interior to none it IS sltu
ated about one mile irom Hanover court
house, aud about the same distance frooj
Tayioi's ferry OF Pamnaky shere is a
new framed dwelling muse on the prem /.
scs, no; quito finished, add an exceaent
oIch'cd OF the mos, choice froit; the soil
IS well adap,ed To toe culture OF wheat and
tobacco, great part Of w!lich is low ground
OF the hrst qualsiy. Tac subscribers viii
attend az the next Hanover court Tor tns
purpose OF making known the terms on
on which tins land VA be sold.
John Richard,
Henry s.. John Dixon.
Geo. w. Dixon.
January s.h, 1870. tdc.