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LnnCoM u.

-eHGcE, December 20
When Lucien Bnnaparie and fnmi'v y,rre
recently made prisoners of war, the prom r.
ty they had with them, which was very CON
siderable became, as a mater OF rjrbt and
custom prize 10 The officers and Shin's
Company OF His Majestv's ship Pomone--
capt. Barrie who commanded that shin
informed his Officers, that he did not for
ms part, intend to make any claim to !, -
MS officers also agreed to wave then, ,irht
ana the sailors, naturally enough foIlowei
the example set them Lucien. bowevsr
wished to make some little Courteous -.
Acknowledgements of he liberal conduct Of the
men; and begged that three or four hmm
dred pounds nigh be distributed amonge,
'hem his sum was returned by deb,,2o-
ron from me Sofors, headed bu fhe C<p.
Tain 81 the Forecasae saving, they would
have been develish glad il they bad corra
along SIDE OF them in frigate. that tbav
might have FOUGHT it ought; as it was. how
ever, they could not think of ,akine an,
money from them. Lucien desired TO know
1t they wished for any thing else; ,,hev Mad
no objection to drink his heath. now he
was going to England " and aocor1inp,v
when he landed at Malta, he sent off, cha 20
OF London porter to each man.
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PHILADELPHIA Feb. Is.

1hlLADELPHIA Feb Is
communicated for the r. Journal. ]
FROM RUSSIA.
HftrHc' Of a letter fran .5rchangck, CRns-
sra J to reshecfa6Ee mercantile boyse
IN PhRade{hhia, dated
ARcHANcEL, Nov. Q, 1910.
News has just arrived, thar the I,oveIv
Ma,'ida reached the bar in The afternoon
OF the 5th ult. but the pilot would not ver-
.ure ont the therefore came TO AN ancbor
Next day it blew the other hand-onr ev
ports are looking up Brandy. common
proof is worth $50 francs per so ps. prime
cost and new cargo wines 200 IN ON
francs per ton, prime cos'--Silk goods fr,n
the badness Of the last silk crop, and nre
sent demand have risen more than so per
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was taken on the Amendment of Lord Hot-
land. and nesatived. Contents 73-Non-
Cont hts loom aiority 90.
The original resolution was then carried,
and ordered for tomorrow.
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p Office THAT on Tuesday 10Th day of
March, 1911, if not fair the next fair
da', by virtue ola decree Of the high court of
ch'nccry, holden forihe Richmond District.pro.
nonnccd on tie Iat day ofJune 1SlO,we shall on
re premises IN the county Of Nottoway, pro.
c4ed thecii the tract or parcel Of LAND lately
= longing t. David Hudson, on which Jennings
robertson lotelyrcsided, together with such O.
F"cT property mentioned in the deed of mort
E'Ee' from said David Hudson, 60 Elijah Had
t'', % caH Ne then adduced, 20 the highest bid
"'t ior cash in Order :nraac TIC suru az
a'.d all cc5,s &c. ss specified in ST. d decree.
THOWhS CONE ,
jEO. ROBERTSON, { Ce,n,uissy's.
ASH YhUGHANs )
2:s-35 w3wg
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II Published BY TAon,cs Richie, nearly op-
9osite the GLOBE Tdveyn, Richmond, Virginia.
Ut CONDITIONS Flee dollars a year, TO
Be paid annually ir Advance. 1hose who pish 20
Be considered ar annual Subscribers, hereafter
designate it at the time Of Subscribing, otherwise
she papers wtii be discontinued at the expiration
~ the Grst year.
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LoNpoN. Dec. %.

:. hONDON, OeC. 20.
On the 21st, in the House of Commons,
Resolutions similar to those adopted i'm the
House OF Lords were carried And bills will
be voted.
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Feb. %.

LOUND. by one of my negroes SADDLE,
- he says be found it down by the sAw-mli ia
this city the owner may have it by descr bling
the same to me he must pay the expcnces.
JOHN LIPSCOMB,
Richmond, Feb. %. w3w
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HN A LONG CREDIT.-Will be sold a,
" public sale on Friday the 22d day OF March
mex, if fair, If not the next talr day, Sunday ex
c<pted) at the pisce where James Gsorge for
merry kept Tavern in GoocI.'and county. sos
aces o.. l. AND, lying in the lower end of Lo,s-
lisa, adjoir;ns the lands of Mr. Joseph Perkins 3
not more than 80 miles from Richmond the
land is level and nearly one hall il wood. most
OF which is good timber land, the omen land has
been lately inclosed and Part IN cultivation
Those who wish ia buy land and pay for it from
tie produce of the land, invited to attend
The sale; as expect great bargain will DC
sDld.
LANCELOT MINOR, Attorney
for John TODD.
Feb % udG
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Re6rnarh IL.

February re.
Mr. smith CDd. } concluded his shecch
at considerable tenefh.
H4r brcm STOKE at lengfh in (avor Of O.
rene7vat of the eharfer.
on taken. ~ f"''''
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4 WILL sell privately 400 acres, in LvAis'
Il IN fish creek near Mintus's mill populous
and respectable neighborhood, this hand is adj
Joining q very extensive and fine range for stock,
has from SO to 90 acres of rich creek land we'll
adapted 10 grass, and nearly one half the tract
n wood, most of which is good timber land : tbs
plantation well inclosed ard with some iabar
may be made a very valuable farm-the land IS
under lease, bu, if sale IS made of 1t, possession
hay be had next fall. he proprietor having reno
we'd to Kentucky. win sci! great bargain in the
above mentioned lands for terms apply 10
LANCELOT MINOR, Attorne
TOR JOHN TODD
Feb. % w12wd
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pUBLIC LAND.-WiK be Sold to the high
: est bidder, On the 5ui day of April next,
being 1onday, the residue Of the LAND, be
longing TO the Common wealth of Virginia, in
ere county OF Fluvanna The tract conts;ns 1877
\ acres, BY late survey, and is situated between
Fiuvanna and Rivanna rivers, about 4 miles a.
b9ve the town Of Columbia, the place of their
confux. The terms of sale are, IL months Gre
d. the purchaser giving bond with security, 10
b. r'rrOvei Of by the Executive. The sale will
tasc rl'cc about twelve O'Clock, at the tavern of
M John Sn I'd in said county
JOHN WILLS, Superintendent.
rob. IL. wsv
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QC0tlateGG.
IN 8ENnYE,

= tUFHNTy 10.
Ihe hank qne8tioD 7yaa again taken M.
I,1r' Pohe fini$hed hrs shccch against -; ami
mr. o"'h (9 Md.) Sfokc arainsf II
me ,, oeNafe aGJourhiog bcfore he conclulcl
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BuRetin ofthc K;nr,s Hcohb

"W1HDsoR CASTLE, Dec. 28-His Ma
Jesty has been rather better through the last
"a hours"
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THOROUGH BRED HORSES, MARES,
COLTSG FILLIES FOR SALE.

VXTILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder,
w for Cash, at Hanover Court. House, on
"Wednesday, the 9th inst. (February) being
Court Gay, several Stud Horses, Mares, Cotss
and Fiiiies-Among them the famous run
ming Horses TOM TUFF ard SIR SYDNEY
the famous mare NETTLETOP-and seve-
raj Colts and Fillies--the pedigrees Of each will
be made known on the day of Sale
JAMES FOX.
ALso-A very likely light complexioned
NEGRO GIRL, about II years old, who is
an excellent seamstress.
JF
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M OTICE.-By virtue of a deed of trust, exc
~ cuted to us by Nicholas Durham, for the
purpose ofsecuring the payment of certaia debts
therein mentioned, will be sold, on the premises,
10 The highest bidder, for cash, on Wednes dsy,
che goth of March next, If fair, (if no) the next
fair day, two tracts of LAND-Aone on which the
said Durham now resides, lying in the county
of Cumberland, containing 1921 acres, more or
Tess and bounded by the lands of George Hol
man, Joseph Angles aud he lands of John Ma
cons estate-the other, also living in the county
of Cumberland, containing 211 acres; & boun
ded by the lands Of the SAID Geo. Holman, 10
seph Anglea, Page p. TiDney and the sal dina
cons estate.
JOSEPH WOODSON, ,
GEORGE HOLMAN, 5 ~'H8'eeS'
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February 10.

TNHE subscriber has just rece.yeG tten r.u-
rope, and for sale at his Glass e CHI
NA STORE, first door above the Eagle Tavern,
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed to-
gcther with a general assortment of Garden
Seed various kinds of carly Rarerpe Corn, Red
and White Clover and Timothy Seed all of
which he warrants to be fresh
I'm 11JI1M
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IAN IT, WI
N B. My Tenen ent, near Dr. Foushee's
Garden, is still for rent--terms will he made mo
dcratc 10 a careful Tenant. y. u
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

DORT WINE.--The subscribers have for
i sale, few cases of superior quality POM
WINE TOMPKINS G. MURRAY.
December 81. IF
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3forelgll.
ECeSTINuArIoN of Late Advices.]
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.

DSCeUiOtr II 1910.
The House met. agreeabiy to adjoura
ment. After short exordium, Lord Ltve,.
foot moved, that the House go into commit
tee on
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no TIE

MAT in virtue of deed Of Trust executed
by William Rawleigh, and Mildred his
vile to the subscriber, and which hath been
duly recorded in the office ofthe District Court
OF Henrico, shall on Mondsy the 5th dsy of
August next, before the front door of the Ia.
G.e avern' IN ibis City, expose TO sale by Pub.
'c Auction, to the highest bidder. that truly e.
legant and beautiful LITTLE FARM, contai.
nlng one hundred and thrty-six acres, nenf
woupt Comfort, the properly nf Edmund. Ran
doiph, Esq. and within about one mile & half
OF THIS City. There is upon this Farm an excel.
rent dwelling House, two stories high, having
good DrysCellar, with Barn, Smoke House.
and Stabie-the Dwelling House, has been re,
Gently and well painted-there is also upon the
Farm, one OF the best Springs of Water, within
sixty feet ofthe Dwelling House, of which the
lower parts OF this country can boast. and which,
IS wa!ied up with bricks, and neatly paved n.
round-thereis also about six or eight acres of
Good Meadow. The situation is AMONGST thu.
most healthy and beautiful spots, in this part of
the state, and more than half of the Tract, wood
land - s
The terms of sale will be 8 1000 in so DAYS.
II OF tl's residue within nine months, and the
balance 'o,4 within twelve, fifteen and eighteen
months, NE purchaser giving notes negotiable.
and payable in the Bank of Virginia, with an an.
proved lndorser, and also deed of Trus. unon
inc premises TO insure the punctuai payment of
each Instaiment The land and improvements
Will be shewIi by Mr.. Dayid CLpton, who lives
near them, TO any person desirous of vie wing the
same, and possession will tie given 10 the pur
chaser upon executing the notes and deed oftrusr
as above required
SAMUEL McRAW, Trustee.
Richmond. July g. t5s
u The deed of Trust above referred to. hs.
wing required the Trustee TO sell for ready mo.
neV, we do sgree, that the sale shall be-. made.
upon the credit as specified in Mr. M'Craw,s
advertisement.
DANIEL VANDEWAL.
ROBT. HYDE,
GEO. GKEENHOW.
Jnly IS. - a..
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VESSEE w. THOMAS g. his wife Meeky.
- Will take notice that they live out Of this
state and have no agent known to me, that I
shall on the End & 81 days Of Sept next, At
Good wins church, IN Buckingham county. pro.
coed to- take the deposition Of y irby Bon1ursnt
and others to be read as evidence in the suit de-
pending in the Court Of Chancerv for the Rich.
moad district, IN which yon PLAINTIFFS INV
self, as executor OF David Patterson. decd
defendant and shah take other dispositions TO
be read IN the same suit in the town of New.
Canton in said County on the 9th & 10Th of The
mouth--This
Goth July, 1911 Al
REUBEN Il. PATTERSON.
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July s..

VIE Subscriber offers for sale, his TRACT
OF LAMBDA Cum5e-kInd County, CON
tanning between six hundred and 90 and 81 a.
cres This land lies within ono mile " yvi.l,s's
river (the said river navigahle ior na,,eaux,)
seven miles from the townof Cse,ersv;lle, on
James River.and fifty two miles from 4ichmond,
on the Stsge road from Richmond to Lynch
burg, This land is well adapted to the cu.:iva-
ton OF Corn, Wheat and Tobscco, and within
enc mile of a Grist Mill ON constan, Al re.m
presume it unnecessary to give any farther
description, as every person DESTROYS OF bccom.
ing purchaser will view the premises, which
may be ssen. by application to the subscriber, or
IN h.s absence TO Darlington Darlington, who lives
one nile from the land
JOSEPH CARING TON
july IL w6wT
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NIRClEtA &c srif :-a. 3 cSc.~-rv D;s,ric.
~ Conrthe'd in the City of Williamsburg
the 9Th day or July 1899
Betty Boyd widow OF james Boyd,
RRa';T.
WIN: Chamherlsync. cx'er. Of Lyme sh,cs'e
ford who was eS'or. OF Thomas brown, Wm
Ware, admir-. with tue viii Annexed of Robert
Ware. and boyd son and heir o! Spen.
Ger Boyd, an infant ~ James Thompson his
guardian, D.rts
The defendant Eoy,!. son and bc;- nj
Spencer Boyd, mt having entered his sppcar-
ance, and given security according 10 the nc. of
Assembly, and the rulcs Of this Court. and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that he
is not an inhsbi,ant of this Country, on the m o.
ton of the PIT by her counsel, J, is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here On The first
day OF the next term ans, ans tn. bin of the
PA. and that cory OF this order b.. forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper ofthe CITY of Rich.
mond Tor two mouths successiyely, and post ed
at the front door of the former Capi,o! in this
City; & a. further ordered, that the defendants
Wm Chamberlayn-, VIM. Boyd, Anthony Card
ner, Robert Boyd, and Edward Ware d, not
pey away or otherwise dispose OF any debt or
debts owing TO, or elects in their hands belong
iEg to. the estate of the said Spencer BOYD, un.
I'll the further order of this Court, and that the
defendant VIM. Chsmhe,laync do not dispose of
any effects which he may have ii his lands of
the said Thomas Brown, deed. and witch are
subj TO the psyucat of any claim due from
the said Browa's estate to the estate of the said
Court.
4 Copy
ANTY. ROBINSON, c. e.
Iuiv 9 w8,,
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'Hf commissioners named and authorised
a IN and by a commission of Bankrupt awar-
oed & issued and now in prosecution against Al.
.nony Pieisanis late of the City of Richmond.
n'eno to meet on Friday the 18Th Sept. next.
at 10 o'clock in the foreno AT tie BeIl-rayerr
IN said CITY in order to make a dividend of the
sad BsnkruPt's estates aud effects when and
where the creditors who have not already prov
ed their debts under the said commissions. are
hereby required to com prepared to prove tie
same, or they WI be excluded the benefit or
said dividend y
NEIL MCOULL, assignee.
GEO MARX,
byhts attorney
JOSEPH MARX,
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IT o te rented, or leased for short ,ermot
years, the we'll Known seat BEj.vE.,
DEERE. The situation is heau.itui s. as healthy
Ut is confidently believed) as any spot in the
vicintyo Richmond Il is istsnt ai.tu. one
mile from the Capitol and possesses many local
sdvantages--rhe dwelling house is large AID
convenient, and the yard anil garden extensive.
To a Tenant who vii, take proper care of tho
establishment, the terms will he made very easy.
Possession will be Gwen in the course of the
month of Nov. sfs
The Subscriber wishc, also to Ict for ten years
the field opposite To Mr.. Grshsm's and Mr..
Bells property bordering on the Weslham road
II may be divided into lots of ten, fifteen or
twenty acres, 10 suit the Lessers--Appiy 10
Mrs.
MARGARET HaRvIE,
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'ht Subscriber begs leave to return his
sincere thanks 20 the citizens orRichmond
ana the public in general, for their kind encou-
ragement' and hopes from his attention TO merit
continuance ot their iavors, at the same time
begs leave to inform the m that he has ON hanS
and intends TO keep general assortment ofthe-
most fashionable Mahogany Furniture of the
pest materials and Workmanship and assures
them that he will dispose Of them at very re-
duced prices, either for cash or town acceo-
tances. He will take few Apprentices at the
sooVe business, WHO can come well recommen-
ded for industry and good morals-Stt;ct 81.
teh'ion viii be paid to their morals and bns;.
ness
any workman wanting Mahogany, may be
suPphed with every kina by applying 70
JOHN ALCOCK.
r.,eo Governors Hill.
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CIIINA AID Glass WARE.

CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
UST received q great variety OF RLCH GUT,
- engraved, fingered. flutcd, moulded, heavy
hint and Common Glass JYIKE.
80 Boxes containing China Dining Services
--PlaIcs--Twiflcrs and Tea Ware
China Cups and Saucers by box, very
cheap.
ALSO:
Several late additions, making complete gen
era! ass ,rtnIeut OF
CROCKERY war;.
N. b. AS the above articles are FAsr aGtonc-
ing, Il will be an object for Country Merchants,
and others to make investments, at the present
vERY reduced prices--by applying 10
JOHN II. HfLLARD.
JTy 20 Mssvas
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m Rici,mond iIastin-s caur.. ---Ia.y 8

IN Richmond Hustin-s Cur. ---ja.y 9.
E 1911.
On motion of Pointer willow Of YIN
Po;Eter, decd. Ii IS order, 4, That the sewers.
creditors OF the said 'c-clent do appc,v here
at the next Court and EXHIBIT their claims a.
gsipst his estate; which is ordered 80 be pub.
hshed IN some newspaper praied in this City
until the meeting Of the said Court--the ex-
pence whereof is 10 be paid out of the said cs-
tate.
A Copy.
July 10 I'm
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July 9

IN CHhNoERY-In Hanover County Court
L April IS, 1911
Horatio G. Winston, William O. Winston.
Joseph +. Price and Eliza his wife, formerly e
liza Winston, and John F. .P,ice and uaria his
wife formerly Mar;s Winston, children and
Legatees OF JOHN Winston. decd
Plaintiffs.
Jonn Pettus end other.. heirs of Stephen Pet
tus. decd. and, James boswell and, Thomas
Price, e1'ors of Samuel Day, decd
s. Dsr,s.
This day came the Plaintiffs by their Counsel.
and the plaintiffs file their bill, &c. in this suit
which being read, it is tbevenpon dccreed and
ordered, that the Defendants lanes boswell
and Thomas Price, ex'rs. of Samuel Day, decd.
be enjoined from paying away 10 the other De-
PENDANTS the sum of twenty eight pounds four
teen shl!ings and. one penny three farthine 8.
with interest thereon, after the rate of five per
centuin per annum, to be computed from March
1877 and that the said Executors paw unit the
Plaintiffs the said sum with interest thereon az
aforesaid, upon. the Plaintiffs executing a bend
70 tnem ACCORDING to law And the other De-
PENDANTS John. Pettus and others, Heirs of Ste
phen Pettus, decd. not having entered their ap
pearance, and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court. and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are NO. inhabitants of this Country, on the
motion OF the Plaintiffs by their Counsel, IL ,,
ordered, that the said Defendants John Pe,tus
and others, Heirs of Stephen Pe,tus, decd do
appear here on the fourth Wednesd ay in July
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN some public newspaper printed in the City Of
Richmond, tor two months successivelv and
that another copy be posted ct the front door of
the Courthouse of,his County.
Copy.-Ieste,
THO DOy
June II. o.,
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opN LACK has established commercial
y house in L1.EcREUPG. and VIII ,rs,s o's,
business on commission. Some friends IN R;Ss'
nond having kindly undertaken TO assist him n
n,s eodesvors, lie fltters himself with be;rr -,
pIoy BIN. "'Ny en-
Eahr2ad, galy.s6., ~
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VIRGINIA AT Superior Court Of
Chancery; holden at the Capitol, in the
City OF Richmond, the seventeenth day of June,
1911.
Amasa Palmer, Pr.
against -3l.-t 49,
Henry Fitz. admir- of Thomas II. Davis. de.
ceased, and John H. Davis, Thomas Davis, E.
lizabeth r.. A. P. T. Davis, and Alexander A..
Davis. children and co-heirs ofthe said Thomas
III. DAVIS, deceased, Defts.
Henry Ftz is assigned guardian to the infants
to defend them in this suit, and the defendants
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction ofthe court, that they are not in.
habitants OF this country: on motion ofthe plain
tiff by his counsel, IT is ordered That the said
defendant do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff ::
and that copyof this order be forthwith in.
serted in some ne wspaper published in the CT
ty of Richmond, for two months successiyely
and posted at the front door of the Capitol in
the said City.
ACopy.- Tesre,
WIN. w. HENING, C. c.
june 10 w8w
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kNOR SALE, Lot No re, on shoctr ,I.u
near Mr.. John Gamble and ;,nme,I;s,o,', ~
p2Ste Mr. Gurus Garter this 10. is well S,,sI'p
co. and has on it, a small Dutch.rooIsJ Lo,.Ds
and number e handsome trees-For G,Sshs,
particulars enqoire of 'O''"er
July 2S. ' iA1LoK;
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June H..

AND FOR SALE.--WIll be said TO tn.
~ nighest bidder on The pr einises, on tine 9TH
day OF September 1811.-That well known ira I
of Land called Smithfeld containing by estims
ton FIVE hundred and fifty acres, lying on the
Rsppahannock in avery healthy situation ,bo,,,
four miles below Fredericksburg. On this tr,ct
there is two hundred and fifty acres Of Wood-
land, and the open land for fertility of soil and
the many natural advantages is not surpassed ~
any tract ofthe size in the state.-There are @
veral Quarries of valuable Freestone upon tbe .
margin OF the River. The land is well wa,ere j
with never failing springs There is natural
Wharf where vessels drawing ten feet water
may take off grain.--Tbere is a small meadow
OF about twenty acres on the River and about
h!ty acres OF improved Land which is s,lpposed
by Judges to be Superior to the otber---
The above Property will be sold for the dis
charge of two deeds of trust to Robert pat
1on of Fredericksburg. -The terms of the
sale will be one fourth of the Purchase money
to be paid down on the day of Sale and the Bs.
lance by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and a deed of trust up
on the land bearing interest from the date.
THE TRUSTEES.
february 70 WITS.
POIO12dC LANDS FOR SHE;
HE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT
OF LAND, wherein he now lives (late
the residence of Col. Geo. Brent, dec'd) con-
tanning 6o6 acres, upwards of one third part
now in Woodland, Immediately at the head of
tide water, and adjoining the town of Wood
stock, on Aqua Creek. There are probably few
Farms more productive, very considerable
portion of it is rich low grounds in arabic order,
and ct least eighty acres wed with Red Clo-
yer, between IL and IS acres in timothy grass,
and much larger quantity at an pconsidersble
expence might be made /; the Buildings, tho
not elegant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
vcHient with all necessary out houses small
young orchard Of Apples and Peaches now in
bearing, exclusive Of some select fruit lately
budded and grated. Attached TO this estate are
two valuable Mill Seats, the one above, the O.
ther below the Aqua Warehouses, stand in
ferior to none for the mercantile business; i,
being so conveniently situated on tide water
Upon payment of a part Of The purchase money.
= considerable indulgence would be given for
the balance with possession of the whole at the
end OF the year, and liberty of seeding 100
bushels Of wheat IN corn ground, the most OF
which was in clover last year Any person wish
ng to view the premises and DESTROYS of the.
terms OF sale will apply 10
w. p. BAYLY.
Woodstock, SaHord Coun-
ty, Nav IL, 1911 ~1mS1af2n