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State. navy, 70 Miss MARGARET G..
TEBBS, Of that placs. !. -sas4 ;ss5l' 4 :
X Mr.. SsowDRA, .: 3 8 y z ~ - i.
Being yesterday Iounger 10 the sgsIlsrY
ofthe senate chamber, / fsl. Infinite ner,i-5 !
fication and disgust at the total disrse ,s6r
/ hostility Of a majority d the members Of thar.
body towards the interests ofFthe district Of,
Columbia. as nanifes,sd by their obseisa-
tons and their votes upon the subject sf tho
incorporation Of our banks, The eetebrgtes
Michael Leibs moved the pas,po nsnhshs of
the consideration Of the ;subjecttn : blatant
! day, by way of rejection, and was supported
by his friend Cereal Smith, lfaY re1its
fratram) and Notwithstanding The able man. !.
ner, in which Mr.. Brent, Of Virginia, sup
ported the claims If the district upon their
attention., and the great interest With tie
back country trading with the dil,rict, had
in the establishment of the banks, .sthesmoti6h
for postponement prevailed. II s aificiki in
many cases to account for the feelings which
appear 20 prevail with majority of tie mem. ,
bers, in relation to onr interests. In most
case; dependence exci.es affection IN The ;hu-
man mind towards the.depe1idenr object bat
unfortunately ID ours the Congress Of tic y.
State. manilests nothinS Of ttat pafsntairs- .
gard which VIC expected, but on thescpnsnsry 3
acts towardsus with the indifference and cru.
city of hayward step mother. That the,si.
tai interests Of fifteen Or tasnty thousasd
people under their immediste Legislation,
should be deemed too unimportans To- claim :
4 few hours Of their time, manifcstsa degree
sfcold, unfeeling cruslty, and cspsemptot
the principles of justice, which We ars:AOa
much su,prized to End in = LisL 4 : Sniths-
ba. which when found in 9 majority fottaSt
nsfnbers of the senate, exeter our morrill,
cation andastonishmens. From Miehael ISik
we should expect the reverse Of right op all a
Occasions; and Of General Smith Il il re-t
marked that, whatever can have q aendeneys.
to promote the interests Of ths district, n,eets i
with his Uniform opposition direct Or inSirsSt
for which he has ever ready tome Aimsy psf- .
text. Does he expect to recommend himsef
toithe citizens of baltimore by obstIncsinsl
the progress OF commercial ,neighbor 2.-l
From my knowledge Of the Baitfmoreans, T.
think him mistaken--I believe tia. the re-f
r Al 49,. . :
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Embargo year
Ncn,lntercourse year


millions thousand seventy
reflection
followed The debt which republican
undoubtedly
during the have nothing do with that side Of the
balance the
pence of rebions during
tina not Party statement -. f. -, '...
pindby paper are taken fon
Gaiaips Views and from his Official whilst
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FOR RENT,

Aneas two. story brick dwelling house and
lot onDa ks-ssrees between Fairfax aud Wa
ssr~strsets. !. I,
John G. Ladd.
Narsh ls !, s.,
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atfrkn1st Da(lp s3st
1RIDAS APRIL 81.

s. o. The; Boston papers received 6y hat
evening : mai furhish noss6ag Of inpot.
taince more than was son.ained III, the sum.
mary published il thru Gazsrts yesterday
morning. b 80 -: .35i IS &.
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MAsalED on "Wednesday evening lase,
at Dumf.ies, BY the Rsy. Mr.. .lVtal, Doe
tor THOMAS TRlPE EFT of shs u.
State. navy, 70 Mi.. NJ ARGA4RsET G..
TEBBS. Of that place. 4s5s :. 81 :
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May -.
ROBERT GRAY,

RooK-SELLE R, KEAG-SIREE1'
n. , Lrtrl, yecsiprd far SaIs iAs J7'sew'AS ~
@-' "i'e'S '''''' 6sIes, - =. s., -
NT.,,syrsnd's Memuir concerning Tho com.
r,srciaI relations oE'ths U"''Sd ss'e' WIZ
England, ..o r,t,..,,on.
RO%srki on Adams" Revue" oil Amss
works. ... ,..,.
Mrs. Chap6ne'S works. ..,.,..,..
MsskNiwla on the Epi't'es, voi'ist, !" DC
.or,"r,.rI In e'yuls. oeIaHo--prics 10 SHo-
seritsrs . dttlS. so cts In boards, ,,.u,
t:shri,T Geographical, Histsrseal, sTS
Canine rcial Grammar, impr0'sa' ''"'
eetayo, . rs.,.A,.t q vnis
etASa. -. .,L.,I, s.,,v,.
Gia.worth'S / attn Dictionary. ... ,
lrookS GREoHecr
l. Nu,eNlnsun'S Xsnopher. .o,-
(;ibSoh's and JeSIs'i surveying
Murphy's Lueisn. 49,, ,..
HarloWs e elumblaa, I: vols i3no' ,
American Register vol sM' rs,I.u..
isr RSmSsy'S History Of Sout Carolina
q vois!" octave, bGatds--prics Dolls. ~ e.s
n-Te subscriptions received by ~ oSs
fog The Mo0.hly Anthology, Mass sN, g. ~
,Ss En,..lss md anew American Dispense
,ory, ali new publishing by 's''sf'p''' y
o Nm. .s.~-~.a-..-s,s..pau
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Toieph H. Vaudeville,

0tsys fer sale the jeAosvtny Grs'ees'
' wholesale or retail. -
5000 bash. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels ana baSs
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks ~. = 81,
1000 New England do. . DO. :.
200 bbls. Of Hsrrings, Shad and Maeka Al
so tons Plaister Paris
20 bales prime Upland, Georgia Cotton
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and ;Spe1ns~
rara.Rum ?; )
IS hhds, MuscoYado Sugar
so. bbls. do. do.Iasrent q lalitie'
2 hhds Copperss ,--,.,- -, =
Cunpowder, .a.. ..... ~.
Imperial, ........ .., ...., A..
tyson TEAS. a-..'
and GO. ..'..:: .--~ -
Hyson Skin, ..
Lisbon Ii WINES, +.
~Catalonia .s- .".. -. -;
= Holland and Country. Gin
New England Rum in hhds and bbis'
Peach and Apple Brandy In, bbis. : -;
Martinique Cordids, in boxes 49,! {.
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per g.l.on, Fighlue.
Mol.sses in hhds. Spanish Flotans indigo
Spanish Cigars, Butter, ,-..~,..,,
Hayris's and Taylos's manufactured To-
-bacco in kegs, ,-,.
Guapowdcr and Shot Of different sizes, /
Cinnamon, Nq,megs, Pepper, pimento,
Chocolate Nos. land 3, Mould ana Dipr Cam
dies, :,
Malaga RAisins iuGboxes, -. =.
Pipes in boxes, sgross each, -. -. -:
Hinshaui box's, Hamiltoh's Garresss~spd
Leiper's Stuff In bottles. &.
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper :
Bed Colds, Leading Lines, &c. !;
,...' GEso,
A constant supply Of wArER cnAcEsss and
bess supRRsINs sLovn, by retail, and ., y
so Ahds. Of Mary Land and Virginia Tsbae-
co. G.. :,
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, ... ..
%, ,,it Sc Exchanged fer Profertg IN 'Aerd"-
dria or It's pirinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres OF land,
Granted by the stase Of Virginia Tor h:aE va;
srryiccs during The revolutionary war. MS
Iosd lies in the state Of Ohio, and IS sala 70
s. Smongs, the bss, in the state. II ~'l De
ao,d . grSs: bargain. Apply to
80. John Lcngden.
Nav Is. ..'
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TUESDAY e MAY i. 1910.
For Bottom, Z
The regular trading Hls
I ~ L ii CAN, ::

.EA "a 4 - - -
q The regular trading Bfis
n Z OCsAN, j
.'..ss. -HaMgsess, master; !
Win, ssil ikaix days, and will take few pas as
senssiss 90 which She has excellent accom- =.
mqda.io1s Apply to 4.f.,,, !:
-, s.Iawrass;o1n e Fowle;., I
Was asvr nev Lapaing Jisn saia tlig, md
~, / sch.. SaisGea, Jfsas Basres, 5 J.
! -. y s s.,.,. New rngnnd Rim
$50, boxes Mould Candle, !,
~ hlias. retailing hugar
10 do. do. -. Molasses ,..
8 pipes Malaga Wine =. ~, =: 80. :. =,
30 chests Gunpowder, Hyson, 4 Young
so casks and SO boxe. Fresh Rsisins
20 boxes, 10 trails, and 5 easksaigs y
100 barrels mess, no. l, and so halt bar-
rels ditto Boston Beef ''.5. - /,
5000 lbs. Grass Rope
20 boxes Chocolate
80 barrels Apples ~. -. i,
From srhr. Dove, from PSrssMoatb,
- toaS tIalstef faH& .-.,i 49, '-. /
50 bars Sweeds iron -. .. -. !:
% s is,a New England Rum
d. 40 bosss Mould and pips Candies {
= 2 hhds., Molasses 1872 ,..>..
80 pieces Tow Cloth. >... ~ >,
also, from sloep Ranger, cdptain fsnetsa,,
,,.... : from Nr.o1urgsart, +,
70 bsrrcls N. E. Rum /.
200 '*s' S''n I :s4 ;o;iRx 49,. :, !,
Ber6oon Gurrahs, Ravens Duck, Young,
Hyson Tea, German Checks; Ntuseovado su.
gars; Moiasass, Msss No. T aud No; bseti
prime Pork, 'MsckAS el, Salmon; Ianners
on, bHxss OF Shoes Of different qda'ities
5000 bushels course, and 5000 do h!own
Lirerpbol Salt. I..... ...,.. .. !;
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Joseph Vaudeville,
March 10.

JVSNkINA N 49,, a..
Corner q AinS and fair'ar ''rss''' "S' wv
- SaIs, = O.,
g pipes London Particular Madss'' ON
sua of superior quality .
IS quarter casks Malaga WINE
do. Lblrnenar do.
"a do. sherry BB o DC Brands
30 cases old Gisre, and Win dc Grave
u, barrels whlSkey
a hhds. and 10 barrels Norshstr Ham
Cunpowdsr, Imperial Hyscf. yeang Hy-
son and Hyson SAin TEAS, Of The esss sua-
.ndcs. $500. 80.
VITA q gsussal ssscrsnsnt Of Wines. Il.
sasrs and GrosssisA a. usasl, 90 uaeSsraes
terms.
NEsA2. =
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: Five % onarsl REAfhfd.

# OSfoIi'ths isssA thstants ION the be6se,
burr, r6ad bef1SsH t3ohtzs 81 tarstyS 80
AIeiandriss x RED MORO 90 FCEEE3.
BOO K, confusing 4 tnamk fo yslssltjeppsA
pers, which can be ofno nsc. bht u IN IN
Of thsm. The kaaet - desire sssavsfe.
with the printer. who win pay the tboys re-
ward, g 4 ~ 49,: :; :,
April So. Ne ;s ;:;;
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'-I;'.i.iV'j'.Ali.Dl5lO.j' SUGAR.

ASo,, so 900 lbs. Of MuseoIade sugar. !. ,:' r''
Isto a. hundred eash' viii DC soa sa w.
ncrou, terms on application to !.
James Patton
Marleller & Young,
March 10, IL .--.--.--.-..r
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efsF OR aSsALE.'

: y IN nj y, -
b II ssl 4 fsAN tpt sxsss, 3 8. ~.
: II cOEPLEof1sod. ,Sb,s MAJOR 50
FHaf Z LEI SOsNFsS s., tEhey' sArs lpsknI
Sawyers and can work at plan,aiiuu husia es1.
~, !. &, A1plyx4S stiSsH ise
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p, G.. Marsteiler, Y. N.
Iuh. Received,

-, Juft Received,
$50. ~ D FOR S1LE BY
CHARLESI. CATLEII,
rs chests Imperial, Hyson, Z Young
|Hysou Teas. .--,..,- ..-... .....
$4,000 lbs prime Green Coffee.
20 pipes and quarter casks Lisbon
and FcnsriRe Wine.
g hogsheads Muscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs. Scinr Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do Spanish Segars. ."
| 6 barrels Pimcnto. ...
October To-. 49, o.
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Sale, at Ytrdae.

y every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BIZ SOLD 5,
~. yendre Store, corner OF Pr'nes anG
Water streets. ..
! ya,;s., sf Dr., Goods, Groceries, &c.
4 Particulars Of which will be Expressed - !.
|. bus Of the lay---An kinds OF so0o os
M ars on limitation and the prices %
Inch are essablishsd, can at any Time DC
h we'd and purchased at the lowest l'm'ta''0a
- p. c., Marsteilef, Y. N.
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A IL persons having claims sysansi w.. 49,,
} ta,s or Dr. AsnrS Rsss, hate Of EasAs
county; are rsqSsstsa 70 ptsssns sHsm ~.
.psriy authenticated te Rotsn !: IsysoS ~
AlaxsHdrIa, Or 10 Ahs yuhAefihsr % Wsssmos.
isAd County a.and these indebted % the sssass
rs ysa,Assa % make immsesass pevmsn" !
80 :" = aa.aasx.~s. ~ :.
- TO LET,
The iassn lsseiy ee.dplsde y'pf. kess, sP'
pliealioH tebs nadsse n o. Hsss" y
s'Alsx! \ Ress. Fri 4as.S zee
AApsuN, =.
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"a sum ~ MONEY F0uND. Ms
T>IiE ~nsfis itsqsifsd -,s ssass tie =
2 mounts vhsrs' md VIXEN isx md r.. !
eeivsths ssms; ~ 'pdyinG 1Of this tdss
menu 2 49,. ~ q. I, IL
JtAptil so.. ). Il s -ss..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

An intelligent and respectable correspondent
informs us, that there has lately been found in the
northern part OF this state, singular kind of clay
which, by the heat OF fire, is converted into pure
line, transparent giass-Th peculiar propertic- OF
this clay were thus accidentally discovered Last
summer, while Mr.. George Serbia was building
n gFist mill at Rotterdam, on the Oneida Lake
in digging canal for the Rumc, the workmen
came TO bed OF clay of which, however no
notice was then taken In the month of Noven1.
Der, stove was put UP IN the MILL foc the benefit
OF the m9n who were employed in finishing the
interior of the building Finding the house soon
filled with smoke, the workmen applied this CLAW
to the crevlces Of the stove pipe. In the course
OF a few hours, the clay had disappeared and
on examining the inside Of the stove, they found
that the clay had been converted into fine & pure
glass. Since that discovery, several experiments
have been made, TO ascertain the qualities of this
new kind OF earth Two letters nave been re-
ceived, briefly stating the result
One OK them says" The melted clay as it
was poured out of the cruci5le, appeared of the
consistence Of mOissses AID when IT had cooled
1t proved to be clear and beau nj glass, of a
green tInge, and so strong that it was with diff.
Guilty broken with the hand"
The other letter says" prepared little fur.
mace before blacksmith's fellows, and blew
one hour, when fouUd the clay well melted and
~ a mud state, so that 1t run out of the cruci-
bic IN strings, as thick straw and produce a
solid rlass, which could be thus drs wn from three
to four feet long"
As this is an entire new discovery, it will
doubtless, receive the attention of the chymists
and mlneraloSists of our country.-N T.. Com
dGu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02
(COPY.)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
December 4, 1909.
SIR,

Ihave this day received from you the re-
turn OF the treasurer's account with your nstitu.
ton for the Sist of October last, in which was
enclosed Mr.. Browns receipt for one hundred
thousand dollars. 1t was not my intention that
he should draw the whole of the sum at once /;
unless indeed he should be sailed upon to pay de-
bentures at once, not only to that amount, but al
so to the additional amount of the whole sum re-
manning in his hands from his collections during
the last eight or nine months. have this day
written to Mr.. Brown, directing him to refund
immediately to the bank, any portion of the sum
advanced, which may not have been paid away
by h'm for debentures and to continue from
week to week, to apply the amount of his colIec-
tons to the reduction Of the balance of the adj
vance, until it is wholly paid.
am, very respectfully, &C.
(Signed) ALBERT CALLATIN.
JosErn SAUL, Esq Cashier,)
office of Discount and Depo-S
sit, N. Orleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02

ORIGINAL Fancy RTE DiCIvEs, pre.
~ pared by Richard Lee & sen, have been IL,
higa estimation and general use throughout the
United States, Tor up wards Of ten yeas. And,
IL is no inconsiderable evidence OF tucir utility
that during the above period, numerous im;,a :
tons o! every article Che productions or igno.
rance and in-expertence, urged by eavy and pc
nury) have been intrudet, on the public, seen foi
a day and then peri,Aed! Others now succeed
them, which in like manner are fast descend.
ms to the tomb OF the Capulets !; while cur nc.
needles become more generally used. and az
quire daily accession OF deserved celebrity.
Lees norm DESTROYING LosesEes.
This incdicineis superior to any ever offered
TO the public, being innocent and mild certain &
c!iicactous IN ITS operations. Should no worms
exist IN the body, it will without pain ~ gripping,
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent the produc.
ton oil worms and many fatal disorders.
Lees Ecker.
A certain remedy for colds, coughr, asthmas
aSd particularly the whooping cough, So d,s;ruc
tive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard,
So well known for TIE cure Of rheumatisms,
govt, palsy, sprains, &c. &c.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved by long experience to /, uncqua'icd
in the cure Of nervous disorders, consum ptions,
iowneSs OF spirits, inward weakness, &c.
Lee mn bitLi0uS Iikis,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and ma
lignant fcvcrs.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the I,ci,
Wh'ch is warranted an in.allble remedy al
one application.
fgjalii6ie Ague G. Fever D-oas.
For the cure Of a,,ues, remittent and internit-
tent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persion Lotion
Celebrated tor the cure of ring worms, letters
Lees Genuine Eye-E T1ter.
An elfcctual remedy for all diseases of the
eyes.
:Tooth-Ac!'e Dr.bs.
Which give immedist relief
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees DanlaSk Lip-.Sai0c.
Restorative Powder for the Teeth and Cams.
The 4roGyne El,Nu,
For the cure OF every kind Of headache.
The Indian Vegetable Specific,
For the cure OF veneridI complaints
Those Medicines having come int general
use, they are frequently purchased not only by
Druggists, but by country store keepers to sell a.
gam; in order that the purchasers may be conf.
dent they have the original genuine Medicines
whereverthcy purchase, they nave bat to observe
that every article of Medicine has on Tho outward
wrapper, the signature Of the proprietors.
MICHAEL LEE &. &C.
late Richard Lee & Son.
The above medicines are for sale at the Law
& Miscellaneous Book Store of LEWIS ADAMS,
Richmond.
Feb. IS. 1aw6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02

hN AHCHE5TER FEMALE ACADEMY.
I'VE The house and situation being exceeding
ly wei adapted for the reception Of borders. the
b!ic and friends to this institution, are respect
luily informed, that young ladies' viii be admit
ted on moderate terms. Tic grea: variety IF
ei~gsnt Need Work, Drawing, &c. exhibited
at the publ; examination, prccibdes the receesi-
ty OF licularly cnumerstrg the various sorts---
The Needle Work, Drawing and Freach, t.ught
by Mrs. O'Reily
The music by Mr.. W~idemcycr. The school
IS sureriniended, and tie different b~,nchcs in
isngtsh Literature taught, Ivy Mr.. O'ReEly.----
al improvement OF the -. 3, ,,.o,d A. thi; n
:ademy-
February %. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-03-02

I 70 all persons whom it may cOnccrn.-I
L hereby give notice that shall proceed TO
make sale Of the TRACT or LAND, lying in
Prince Edward County, adjoining WIN Wooton
and others, and formerly owned by Joshua Dayi.
son o isad County. Any person having any
claim upon Sid land, OF any nature whatsoever,
are requested TO make the same known on or be.
fore Prince Edward March court next other.
wise tbs notice will be plead in bar, of such
claim at any future period.
JOHN BRACKETT.
CO. 40 iawJwJ
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MILITARY LANDS

IN THE STATE or. KENTUCKY.
No. 164-I200 acres on the Ohio, at the mouth
of Delaware Creek.
No. 3O4-1S35 Is acres on the Ohio, adjoining
the above, &c.
No. Sl7-120O acres on Delaware creek, adion-
ing James Curry, &c.
No. 3l9-12OO acres on said creek adjoining No.
317, &C.
No. S94-12O0 acres on Hunting creek adjoining
John Baytop,tSc
Nc. 548-i2JO acres adjoining VIM. CampbelEs
entry, sc. the lands reserved
for town the Mississippi
These locations specially made copies os
which, together with copies OF all The military
entries made baiOw the Tennessee, certified bv
tho principal surveyor of the military lands, are
IN my possession. 1t las been stated TO me that a
great portion Of TIE above lands a. e of the first
quality; that neck o. land bounded by the Ten
nessee river, the OHIO, the Mississippi and the
tennessee line, has been generally represented
6y those who have explored it, to possess superior
local advantages to any tract Of equal extent in
the western country. The Indian claim to the
Lands IN question is now about to be extinguish
Cd commissioners being appointed ior that pur
pose, when those lands will unquestionably be O.
good value.
ALSO, S44 acres on the s. w. side Of the
Cumos rland. one TO two miles below the town OF
Eddyvilie--Fhis tract fronts OH the river 458
poles part of the low ground, which is extensive,
- nSaNIy lUnOeFed ana from the Quantity OF
earth eaten by wild animals at the river bank and
sundry places in the low ground, from my owa
view and the opinion OF others, it probably con-
tans as rich body of salt, as any vet discovered
in the state of Kentucky.
Also, 4S9 3 acres adjoining the back line Of
the above. These tracts were patented in the
year 1857.
IN THE STATE OHIO.
1000 acres on Deer creek, about miles from
its mouth and about or / 0 miles from the seat
OF government, includes an old Indian town, lies
COO poles on the creek, affords an excellent mill
seat and anumber of never failing springs, per-
ha1s from tc 600 acres Of low ground, part OF
which is heavily timbered, part prairie, consi-
deraole portion OF which is ncioSed and Under
cultivation, some timothy meadow, fruit trees
planted, and other imp. Jvement5 made On the
high land are two large groves Of sugar maple,
1000 acres OF high lind near Darby creek a.
bout three miles from the Scio,a and perhaps ej
miles from the seat Of govcrnment---I his tract
lies extremely well, is covered with Z: heavy
growth of OAK, hickory, walnut, cherry, &c.
1000 acres on Mad river or its waters, entered
second rate true descriptions shortly expect
cd.
353 is acres on Whitcoak creek, not Ear from
the Ohio, entered second rate. Its truc dcscrip-
ton, together with that Of two other small tracts
IS also shortly expected.
am DESTROYS OF selling the above lands alto
getber, or they will be sold separately for CASH
well secured bonds other negotiable paper, or
part payment may he made in lands below or II,
the adjoining counties above the blue ridge The
terms will be made known by application 20
ROBERT PORTEHFIELD.
Augusta County, (Va.) Feb. 6. 2awtf
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sNARMERS HOTEL.-James r. Micou in.
n forms his friends and the public, that the
exclusive management Of this House, will, after
the LIST OF March next, deyoiye upon him A. S.
Brockenbrough and himself, having united their
business, the House at present kept as Tavern.
by James X. Mcou, Will, on the above menti,
oned day, be discontinued, and a partnership will
commence in the names of 1Nis9u & Byocker.
trough.
JAMEs r. m1coU, will endeavor, as much
practicable, to give general satisfaction.
IdPPahanHocf, Essex, Febyu.l
dry 10, 1910. 1awSv
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flor SALE, the following PROPERl'I in
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TOR SALE, the following IROPERl'I in
the Town of Waynesborough, viz:
The TAVERN occupied by William Brown
Que House contains ten and five fire places,
with portico in front large complete Store
Hocse adjoining, cellar under the whole, and =
log kitchen on lot opposite, stable 60 by so
feet. The buildings {kitchen cxccpted) arc
frame, put up about FIVE or six years: Also ,l..
adjoining lot and old buildings, long occupied as
Tavern. The garden ground is of The first
quality Also two out lots, one five, tue other
two acres, together, with or without, as might
suit the purchaser. One hundred acres of well
tilnbered Land, lying on both sides the Turnpike
in Rockfsh Gap, two to three miles from the -
ioresad property ALI the roads leading from
the west TO Rockhsh, unite at Waynesborouga,
and being situate i'll popular neighborliood, is
believed to be one of the best stands for pubc
business in the upper country Possession may
be had on the 18th of June next.-hpply to re-
bert Poreriiell, who also offers Foa SALE, the
folio wing