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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21

In Goochland County Court, Februaryt
18Th, 1911.
Thomas Pope. PIT. I
AGAINST -,
Randolph Lewis, ex'or of How az 1No"ec'y'
ell Lewis decd. Dets
THIS Day came the Pitt by his attorney,
Il and tie Deft. not having entered his ap.
pearance, and given security according to the
act Of a sembly and the rules of this court, and
it appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe court that
he is not an inhabitant of this state, OH the mo.
tion of the PITT by his attorney, it is ordered.
that the said Def. do appear here on the third
Monday in June next and answer the Pitts. bill,
and give security for performing the decree OF
this court: and that copy Of this order be
forthwith pubiishe in some public newspaper,
printed in the city OF Richmond, for two months
successfully; and that another copy DE posted
at the front door Of the courthouse of this coun-
~.
Copy-Test,
VIM. Miller, c. C. c.
March 9th, 1911. wStn
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G o O D S,

suitable to the sesson.
AMONG TaEN ARy--
London and Yorkshire supcriine Cloths and
Cas.mcres
UnionJ DedSoid and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns, To.inettes and Dinin'x 5.4 and
Cd dble. Mild Clo'h,,
Coating, Bcarskin, Freze, Fianncls & Bales,
Plains, Kersey's and Blankets.
Cough and B:a:hwaile's napt Cottons
Yam Hose, Worssed and Cotton Stockings, ,
Hhdfs. Shawls and Muslins,
Silk VelYets and Sewing silk,
Irish Linens aud Drogheda's,
Queens Cord, Velvcts, Thicksctts and Con.
sttution Cords,
A good assortment of Saddlcry, Hardware
and Cutlery.
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Wives,
Flat Bar Crawley & English Bistered Steel.
lie continues TO transact business OH co nmis.
sion, and has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware, Whisky Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond. Nov. 9. 1910. It.
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VIRGINIA

At Superior Court Of Chanccry. holden at the
Capitol, in tine City of Richssond, the hrss
day of February 1871.
Robert ii. Rose Pltf.
AGAINsr
Joel Bennett and Tandy Bowccck, assignee, of
Richard Barbour late Bankrupt, nov decd
Thomas Dsibour father and heir Of the said
Richard, John Thomas. Robert King CHARLES
Croushton and William Davidson executor of
James Short Defs.
~ zG defe dant Robert KING not having en-.
tered his appearance ard given security
scco, ding to the act Of Assembly and the rules
OF this cour and it appearing the satisfaction
of The court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: on motion OF the plaintiff by his coun
sci, II 10 ordered, Thas the said defendant do
appear here on the Grst day Of the next term.
add snsver the bill Of the plaintiff {; and Ihat a
copy Of this order be forth ~ith inserted in some
newspaper pabished in the City Of Richmond
for Two months excessively and posted at the
front door of the Capitol in The said Guy.
A copy--Tssts,
William w. Hcning, c. c.
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PA virtue of deed of trust, bearing date
- the 9th day of April, 1902, executed
by Nathaniel Harris to me for the purpose
of securing sum Of money therein nenti.
oned, to the late firm of Buchanan, Du6lop
4 Co. 1 will proceed, on Thursday, the
21st day of March next, if fair, if not, the
first ir day thereafter, at 10 O'Clock, on
credit of one, two AID three years, Re.
dual inaialrnenthl
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II Tract of Land,

on Falls creek, in The county of Pittsylya-
MIA, containing by estimation 3o70 acres,
more or less, being the same tract which
the said Harris Inherited fro,n his deces .
sed father, and on which there are a good
Dwelling House, Store House, Dis.illery,
and many other improvements. Mr.. ALI
exauder Brown, who lives on the land,
will shew It to intending purchasers, and
application to me----Bonds with approved
security, to bear inte est from tue date,
will be required, but thesinterest will be
RENTED il the principal is punctuaIy
paid.
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NeSw Meahcsne Store,
ON SHOCKOE HILL.

a COMPLETE assortment Of fresh
Drugs and Medicines have been just
received by Vail. Rogers. & Go. at their
New Medicine Store, ON the main street a
few doors above the Swan Tavern-among
which may be included all the most appro-
we'd
PATENT MEDICINES
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JOHN DUNLOP.

Petersburg, Feb. IS, 1911. QdO
N. 3. The sole OF the shove lands ia post
poned Ill Monday the Sfh Of April when il will
lake place at Campbell Courthouse on tho .erDs
aforementioned.
(Signed)
RoBERT POLLOK,
JOHN DUNLOP.
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Tooth Ache Drops !;

Ttecnly remedy yet discovered which gives
in.|ieess
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500 Acres of Land,

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence,
y capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, very
general assortment of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-21

EiamIton's ESSENCE of MUST ARD for
the ,teamA.i'ml sous, palsy, swelling, nur,bness
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w2m w. M1LLER. c. G. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-19

7 When they tell you of the foreign paptia-
hties OF Your President, believe them not
Where his country is, there is mis- toy -
He has no taste for "entangling alliances -
he is the friend of peace but when the
most sacred rights of his Country are trod
den under foot. would you have Inn sink
into the slave! patiently submit to every
outrage, that can be inf .cted! see your flag
insulted, AID your neutral direct trade cul
or without a murmur mo! he is an Anne
rican-he feels for the rights OF his coun-
try-he has the will and the spirit to resist
the lash.
Sucn is the man, WHO is now at the he adj
ct your affI'rs-the man who stemmed tue
tempest OF federal outrage, and whose honor
1t IL. to have guarded the rights st his coun-
rymen. both AT home and abroad. THIS is
the polar Star, by which he steers his
Course - hi, is the guide. by which the
friend, OF the administration, both in and out
OF the national Councils, regulate their own
course.
VIII you desert the measures pursued by
the republican party
If you desert them | pray You, to VIII ON
VIII you Fly for projections Will you take
refuge under the. wing of the federalists.
whose Course, when they were in power, /
nave portrayed in my former number p
VIII you associate with their gag-iaws, their
excuses, and their absurd devotion to Exc
cutive Energy Or, coming down to later
times, will you nestle with this very party,
" the British Party in AMERICA who would
bind you 10 the Car of Britain who Justify
Rose, who justify Jackson who palIiate the
attack on the Chesapeake; who would a
bandon our Seamen /; and who wonld sub
mt without a murmur to the Orders in
Counch-men, who take the side OF CT. b..
against their own ~country-mcn, who at
tempt to screen their own partiaIities to her,
by piaying o ifthe most untounded charges a
gaInst the republicans ! l ask you, nv fel.
ow-citizens, if you will abandon James Mad
lson and the republicans, to move with poll
t'cians like these /, " viii you on that fair
mountain leave to feed, to battsn on this
moors"-i, is impossible-you will not as
%sociate, politically with these men You will
not vote tor them, at the approaching cleo
lion tor Congress. You will reject every
candidate who is one of the opposition--
whether he belonged to the old Federal par
ty, or IS now identified with them in views
and in feelings.
Should you have an opportunity in all ca
ses of voting for a firm friend of the pre-
sent administration Itrust, "there is not a
Virginia strict in which Zone of It's oppo-
nents) would obtain a Virgin Vote"
THE TIMES,
49, NJ r T..
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FAIRFIELD RACES will commence on
/ Tuesday The 7uh May, 1871.

Ao''u'| lux ftH May, 1911 20
Jst. Day. u subscr ption is opened for three
years old cults and 6~ll'es-(to close the 18th a.
priD fifty Dollars entrance, play OF pay. En-
trance may be made b. letter to the proprietor.
2nd, Day, the Jocky Club purse, of four hun
dred dollars, four mile heats.
Srd Day, the pronrietors purse of two hun
dred do!acs, u,rC- mile heats.
4th. Day. .me Fi'msrs Stake "a mule rsce,l
entrance fifty dollars, play or paw 1--we entries or
no race Six are already made, and many others
are expected, subscription to close on the Rrst
day pf the race-it is supposed that this race
will give great sport.
Gentlemen having Horses to attend to, may
bave genteel accommodation at the prcPrietors
House at Fairfield.
There will be an elegant dinner furnished at
the large dining house on the field, eve, v day
OF the races, by Mr.. Hull, who is noted for his
taste III Those things.
Toll collected at the gate and fence as usual:
e. SMOCk, Treasurer ana proprietor.
March 19. w6w
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tdRoLArG locke y.cLUB RncEs

WILL at the Union Tavern on
w le 18th of April, free for any horse, mare
or ge'dmg, Agreeable TO the Rappahannock
Jockey Club rules.
Isl. day, A sweepstake for three wears old
Colts and Fillies, fifty dollars entrance. Twelve
entered and closed one mile heats.
End day, The Jockey Club purse, about three
hundred and fifty dollars. three mile heats.
3rd. day, The proprietors purse Of thirty dol
lars with the toll of the three days, and an en-
trance of ten dollars, two mile heats.
PHILIP SAMUEL Secretary.
March 10 epAv,
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" NoNng Ne,g nnd.r the .sur.n

M. Pickering Is gong on in his asefaI Lc6oys
but 10 Tie mcruica ton-of his friends, lie has
not >truak out my ocyy ncw tights His letters
are nothing bat The duh echoes of III TIE stals
n0h-sensc, which has been heretofore circul,.
I Il by his patfy, With 50 much success. " French
Influence" 's thc burthen Of hrs song And
ough ~ truth he seems 10 sing with al the taste
~ q c h0o's'eur, yet the sweetest strains, We
SNOW, are apt IN time to & ow dull by rspe,
tutor. ~
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A FRIEND TO THE ARTS.
WAsHINGroN, March Il


The folio wing is an extract of a letter
from a respectable source at Smyrna, da-
ted Dec % 1910.
The rep0rts concerning peace between
r ssia and his countr are very contradic.
tory. 1t is now some time since there has
been any sore of engagement between the
W armies; many of the Turks have re
turned t. their homes, and the Grand Vi
gle, at Shumlah has only about twenty
thousand men with him many of the Rus
sian troops have also quilted the provinces
of Moldavia and Wallachia, said to reinforce
thelr army in Poland"
The following is an extract of a letter,
dated at Gibraltar, Jan. z 1911
"The American schooner Mary & Sally,
5 Joseph Wilson master, from Marblehead,
with fish, for Nantz, has been detained by
the British sloop of war Comet, and sent
here Tor adjudication. OH account OF her des-
tinIiOn
"FThe American schooner Ann Green,
Daniel Green master, for Marseilles has al
so been stopped in the Mediterranean by
the British brig of war Minorca, who has
been here some days with part of the
crew. but the schooner not having appear.
ed, it is supposed has been taken by the
French.
The brig Edwin, Jtcob Bndicott, from
Salem FOR Marseilles, with pepper aud log
wood, is also in the bay, detained on &C.
count OF her destination. Mutt Int.
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NORFOLK, March IS.

By captain LAS. OF schooner Greyhound
arrived yesterday in Hampton Roads, Is
days from Porto Rico, we le,ra. that it was
reported at St Thomas that a strange fleet
of six sail of the line, and several frigstes.
had been seen to leeward of st. Croix this
information was brought to st. Thomas on
the 18th of February, by a packet from St.
Croix. A British frigate came of the har-
bour of ST Thomas and confirmed the intel
ligence that a fleet had been seen in the
West Indies, which was not British. 1t
was also reported, thae a aeet of six or Sc
ven sail OF the line of Bri ish ships, with 5,
600 troops. were at Barbados -destination
not known.
The French privateer Duke of Dantzick,
had made a great number OF captures, all
vessels, except those that were loaded with
colonial produce, were destroyed-those
shat were, she sent to- France.-Ledgcr.
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LATEST FROM LISBON.

Captain Mentor, of the ship Thomas, from
Gsdiz, Informs us, that on the 18Th OF January,
Gord Wellington gave orders to The Portuguese
irhahitants on the south side of the Tagus 10
remove all their property within the British
liues.
The French had resolved a enforcement OF
$4,000 men. No battle. !Ncr. 4dv
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Appointments made yesterday J 6s
COMMUNICATIONS

DEPARTED this life on the 1Ith inst. War
rem Christian, son % Col. John Christian of
Ciaries CITY county. With an almost unparalleled
ed tort'tude !e suffered under a torturing illness
Tor nearly twelve months, even in his last mo-
rnents disc 'Yering a mind submissive to the de
crees OF providence, and unrufsed by the fear of
any thing hereafter Through the care OF an az
tect'onate parent he lad almost completed a
course OF liberal education, and n a few wears
would have exhibited upon the great Theatre of
lie. He WAS possessed OF all those amiable qua.
hties that pave he way TO respect, friendship, &
honor. To a mind strong and nervous, he idded,
an heart full OF generous benovoicnce-ro a
NICE sense OF honor, ne united a mildnes and affa-
oiiIty that captivated and unclaimed every heart
10 see HIM was to respect him, to know him
was to love him. But alas he has fall.n like
the flower OF an early spring, its morning fair
ano promising, Its evening cold and CLOUDY
Tn re ollie g .nn &C his virtues viii remain n las.
ting source OF sorrow TO a numerous tra.n of re-
latlons and friends.
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ClTY ELECTION.-To the Citizens autho-
~ rised TO vote for Common Councilmen, take
notice, that the election will take place on We'd
nesdsy the third day of April next, The polls
will be opened at 10 O'Clock, at the folio wins
places In Jefferson Ward at the Court II ouse,
III Madison Ward ut the Eagle-TayerR, in Mon
roe Ward at Henry S. Shores office, near his re
sidence.
JOHN F PRICE, Sergeant
Of The City Of Richmond.
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HOE STORE, WRoLEslLE AND RI.

HOE STORE, WROLESALE AND RE-
JT4IL.-Hawkins and Alden (secoad door
above the buildings lately executed by MIR. Cope
iand) have received an Invoice of Silk, KID and
other shoes, which together with their former
Supplies-render their assortment nearly com
plete-Likew wise hats of various kinds, bonnets,
writing and wrapping paper, &c. &c-Country
ana oti'er traders are solicited to call, as we flat
ter ourselves they may be supplied on lower
terms than At any other store in the CITY.
Now on hand, between 3 & 10000 pair Of SER
wants coarse and fine shoes-which will be sold
very cheaP by the barrel or dozen.
Richmond, March 10. St
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EN- RICHMOND Musings Court, M.rch

N RICHMOND Hastings Court, March
il 18Th, 1911.
1t being rePrt sented To the Court, that there
are many instances of The SMALL POX ex-
sting at and about Rockets, he court having
convened the Physicians Of the City, and wdh
them having consulted and maturely considered
the subject, and for reasons appearing to them,
do, therefore, or9er, that no incubation VIVA, ,rr
tor the SnaH Pox be permitted. And the Court
strongly recOmmend to the citizens inmedi4.e
vAccISATIoN; which is ord ed to be pub-
lished forth with, as we'll in hand bills as IN the
newspapers.
A copy-Tast,
TH0s. C. HOWARD, Clerk.
March 10
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I Ia his 2nd staaxa to The people, the Mlsicia :
wsr s Them that ne has "a lmg,a very lons sto
. teti them and LIST rieY shouli forget
am at which he is DRIVING by the II ~. he rea-
ches his fnaeL, he thinks fl to warn the n before
hand of the propositions which he means To
. owe. lie .l,en strings together a series uf con.
c s'ons-wbic ,Shen established, are TO serve as
premises o 1.-THE grinder car okia,y winch is the 5uy-
the1 Of his Attr.-Some of these are, IN truth ,iaid
Tar enough oiT-and therefore, may ne SAID to be
vide enough of their mark. In the LIST place,
the sage magician is to show MS, that France
did not help us quite SO much durin : the revo-
luton, rs the historians have reCited lin the BUD
p ace, that NJ gratitude is due 90 her for these OK.
%ertions & Sd that the (putstive> Wrench party in
this country, with Mr.. Jefferson at their head,
have ayalied themselves of this misplaced graft.
Itude foe France, and prejudice against Eng
Ian ], to turn The Federaiists out OF power anc
mount into their room Yet this is THIS sage
Nes.or, who presumes to instruct the people
he would turn away THAR eyes from the actual
misconduct OF his own party, from real monsters
OF lesh and blood, and " fix them upon vacan-
cy," on the mere phantnms of a disturbed una
g~'nation The uncon Stitutional acts Of the Fede-
raiists are to pass Tor uothing--,h- sedition
aci IS nothinB-the alien act is nothing-Exci-
scs and 8 per cent loans are now to pass away
those very acts, which caused Vt the time and
descrvedly caused the downfall o. his party, are
now to be passed over by this faithful historian,
in mas very ingenious :" history of the Decline
and Fall OF the Federal party" 1t IS difficult to
say, whether the truth or the impudence OF the
writer Is most entitled to commentator
-
" We have Concurrent rumours from
the North and South, thet a fleet from Tou-
lon is in the w. indies-One account states,
that they had fallen in with the Cork feet,
and taken no less than II sail.
u We have accounts by the Thistle, that
the Regency is forming-subiect to certain
restrictions /; the Prince of Wales, to make
no Peer &c. grant no pension &c. to have no
ofthe Krg's estate or the Kings
person. The Prince has accepted this ar
rangement-and the loyal queen, has under
taken the management OF her royal lord. /
The minis ny (old) are aking some steps.
as to the orders in Council-hut they are as
yet wr pit in myst ry.-The Rock on which
the Regency may split, may, perhaps be the
of Mr.. Fox.
The National Inteiigencer says, that no
dispatches per the Thistle have reached the
seat OF government.
Ahh0intm1cntS made Cyesterday by the
ErecuttUe.
Pau &C. Jones, of tn city, Inspector Of
Boats sc abov~ the Locks.
WfAiG,r InderSOn, agent for the sale of srti-
cles Manufactured at the Penitentiary, & for the
purchase of raw materials for the same, vice d.
]. b mr., resigned.
The Executive have laid over, for & few DAYS
the appointment of a Judge of the Court of A
eals-there not icing a full board yesterday.
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Mqrcb1o

Ar STORE n MOPED-Ceo f. re
fin has removed 10. the Store lstelV ,ccn-
ped by Mr.. Lewis Adams. corner OF tbc ms;n
now cf ? ior sale, 10
C.nlc'.en's fashionable Black Beaver and
Tutr Hats. ' S"A
Boys do.
Servants london glad livery Hats with roIt4
aid silver bands Wv" b'NF
Do. Noeo.~o
Superior London Black beaver U,fs
Do. do. vg.rr,r..d -
ter proof Hats. ""
Mons Forum and Wool Hats by the Box o..
Ladies ~Gentemen's and Cbildreos sh,es
Trunk Ladies and Girls f9c Uhte .
Hose. '"" >vt1ah
goo pAir Mems coarse Shoes.
UmJieligs, Glass ware. ptsy;,..
ahd ~ daily cSpccta'ion Of Ccntienenis I
Hats OF every descriptions, eE
March ~.
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FaoM rHe aoNo IsLA D. a
PROGRESS OF THE USEFUL ARTS.

We rre happy 70 inform he public, that a gen
Gle an Of this Islard, has by long study & great
application, discovered and constructed 8 com-
pas altogether new III its principles, s invaria
Bic an It's operations. This valuable discovery
WI re of great advantage to mariners, survey
ors s. others, TO which it IS of importance to as
&c an precisely the declination Of the pole
Chjs compass is SO perfectly simple in its con
s., -~uc,i0n, that i, requires np greater effort Of The
mnd to comprehendit its purposes, or ascertsii.
its demonstrations, than it would TO know the
time fday by an ordinary time piece And IS
its principles are ioGnded on the known laws .,
nature, its operations will produce a similar aud
satisfactory result on my part OF this globe with
in the sphere OF magnetic influence.
Tue same gentleman has also invented, and
has now nearly completed machine, which he
intends to put MO operation without the aid OF
wind, water, or steam. This invention he pro
poses to APPLY 10 various purposes OF clock ma.
chincry-lo propelllng boats of any dimensions ;
produce all the effects which now result from
the operations of complicated machinery set in
motion by the elements of wind x water.
To carry these machines into complete opera
tion, will require some Pecuniary advances,
which 1T happens unfortunately IS at prescnt be.
yond the ability ofthe ingenious inventor 10 sp.
propriate, and he therefore proposes with the
view of raising sufficient means to detray the ex.
pences necessary fog their completion, to exhi.
BIZ them Tor The satisfaction of the public, and in
the rope OF obtaining the patronage Of all those
who. are disposed to encou, age the efforts of ma
:iTe. SeGias, when directed 10 objects OF great
national benefit.
The place ofthe intended exhibition will be al
the house OF William Darling, on the Ferry
Stairs, Brooklyn, every afternoon and evening Of
next week.
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y MONDAY, ire llth day of March next.
~ beng court day, will he exposed TO public
sale, at e .mpbeIl court house, on a cree az
one, two and three years, equa: payments,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS & LANDS VIZ.
o"e Tract Of Land,
In the county Of Campbell, on the waters of
Beaver and Postum Greeks, containing $50 r..
ores, by a late and sccurate survey, and includ-
ing part Of what is called Cooper's mountain
d so, another Tract of Land.
In the said county on the branches of Postum.
Rock Castle, and Fiat Greeks, containing $50
acres, and bounded by Stererson's, Candler's &
Martins lands
disc, another t,act of Land,
In said county, containing $40 acres. nm The
head branches # the south fork of Falling river
and upon the S. E. side of Long Mounts;1
and bounded by Cusby's, Forbes's and SlitL's
lands
~ also, another Tract IF Land.
In said county, con a n'ne 90 ores. On the head
branches OF he south fork ct Falling RIVER, on
both SIDES of the msin road, and bounded bv the
Long mountain and Rcr r. Stith's Lnds
Aiso, another Trace Of Land.
In Campbell county, on the branches of Beas
yer Gre X, containing 200 acres
ASO another Iracf of Land
Situated on the west, rn branches of RuE,Ino
creek, in the county # Campbell, containing $50
acre, and commonly ko wn by the name II Iur.
ner's place.
hfso; Let: Ne. 4 and 5,
Each half acres, 81 ualcd IN the main street "a
the town OF New London, on winch are a S,o,a
and Dwelling H9us
Aso. Lots No Is and 46,
In the sad own, coutainn e 5 acres. adioipinp
the above h"'t-acre lots, wherein a barn and a.
tiler out houses aow stand
also, Lof No Al,
Situated IN sad town, vnntJ;uiag IL acres.
dHd 40 and 43,
Containing each 8 vi. pc
Also, a Tract gf Lard,
Adjoining Tie sbove lots, containing POO acree
which land Thomas Red purchased of p ,r eIn
CruDP, ss. viii appear by the decd of I,den-
lure, recorded in tue district court oil New In
don ~
The above Lots and Lands were fornerIv Tho
property of Mr.. John Forbes, decd and of Mr.
Thomas Reid, and now belong to tie late frn1
OF Buchanan, Dunlop & Co, They will be She wn
to intending pu chasers by Mr.. Thomas reid
who lives II Campbell courl house. or bv lance
Penn, E.q. who ives near New-London'sn Ind ms,
further ihiOrm 'tion required, may be Obtained
upon application q Mr. John Tompkins of Rirjt.
m0nd, or TO the subseribers IS.
ROBERT POLLOK
JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, Feb. %. 1871 tide
The sale of the aho. g lands. is postponed I'M
Monday the 9th Of April, whenit viii liz Ii'"1a
at Campbell Court House, on the terms move
mentioned 'S
OR POLLOK,
March 10.