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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
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RESIGN.4TION-BY cHATTERToS.
o GOD. whose thunder shakes thesky,
Whose eve thy atom globe surveys,
To thee, my only rock, fly,
Thy mercy in thy justice praise. =
The mystic mazes of thy will,
The shadows of celestial light,
Are past the power OF human skill,
But what the eternal acts is right,
. teach me in the trying hour,
When anguish swclls the dcwy tear,
To still my sorrows, own thy power,
Thy goodness, love, thyjussice fear.
If in this bosom aught but Thee
Encrosching sought boundicss sway,
Omniscience could the danger see,
And mercy take the cause AVA.
Then, why, my soul. dost thou complain
Why droeping seek the dark recess!
Shake off the melancholy chain,
For God created all TO bless.
But ah my breast is human still,
The rising sigh. the falling tear,
My languid yitals' feeble rill,
The sickness of my soul declare
But yet with foftitude resigned,
III thank the inflictor of the blow;
Forbid the sigh, compose my mind,
Nor let the gush OF misery flow.
The gloomy mantle OF the night, ~
Which on ray sinking spirit steals,
Will vanish at the morning light,
Which Cod, my east, my sun, reveals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
AGRICULTURAL.
c0ma.lnieated ID, Ns -va.gi.:ia .A,.gn,.

Communicated. for The Yagiric Aygu:.
The Agricultural Society OF Richmond, ha-
wing received some valuable Communicate
ons from very respectable correspondents,
the benefit Of which they are DESTROYS of
extending, as quickly and as difFusively as
possible, amongst their agricultural hrc-
thren, have directed a publication in your
paper of the following:
1. The copy of a letter from w. c. Nicho-
las, of Albemarle, to Mr. Rodman, of N
Carolina, concerning the culture of Hemp,
communicated by MIR Nicholas, addressed
under cover, TO the Society.
2. A letter from ]. 5. Slaughter, of Culpeper,
to the Secretary, conveying an answer to
certain queries lately proposed by the So
ciety.
3. A communication from Theo: Armistead,
OF Norfolk, relative to the preparation OF
1a'nIin, for expectation; new subject OF
rural economy, particularly interesting to
the farmers of the Middle Country.
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MAY 9TH, 1871.


Your favor of the 9th March was receiv-
ed by the last mail Your application to me
for instructions respecting the cultivation of
Hemp, required no apology /; the little sue
cess have, myself experienced is due to the
kindness ofthose to whom applied for infor-
nation when began the culture. This inn
poses on me the obligation of imparting to
others, what was so literally com 'nunicated
to myself. Another motive, of itself irresis
tible, is, my earnest desire to promote the
prosperity of my country, to which pre-
sumo, nothing can more contribute than va
rying the useful products of our soil, 50 as to
prevent the consequences which would ne
ccssarily flow from combining the agricultu-
raj labor OF the country to the production of
few articles.
Hemp has strong recommendations, il is
iEtrinsically, worth as much as cotton is
applicable to most of the uses to which cotton
can be applied and to others for which cotton
will not serve to commerce it is indispen-
sable; and is the material Of the manufac-
ture best suited to our wants, and to our po-
| pulation. When imported, Hemp must be
| paid for with money, as it is the product of
countries exclusively agricultural, which
! take none of our productions in exchange. It's
| bulk, & the distance ofthe countries whence
It is brought, render the expenses of transpor-
tation almost equal to the prime cost. 1t
does not impoverish land, nor does it inter-
| fere with any Of the crops we cultivate, cx-
cept Tobacco. Hemp is sown before Corn
| is planted and is not pulled until the corn nc
longer requires cultivation; it needs no at
| tention at the periods when wheat demand,
| the labor Of the farm, either for sewing, har.
vesting or tllreshing. From these remarks
| You will learn my opinion of the value Of the
Hemp crop, in its relation to political as vel
as rural economy. The interference Of pub.
lie duties, and i'll health. have prevented mt
from giving so much attention to this culture
during the short period have been engaged
in it, as could have wished, ard ] regre
that my information will not therefore be 81
ample and satisfactory as desire
] am inclined to believe that your climate
IS not the most suitable 70 hemp the plan
may grow as large, aDd perhaps larger thai
in higher ATTITUDES, but expect that the bari
will be lighter and cOarser. NV residenc
is twenty miles cast Of the Blue Ridge and
doubt whether It would be possible with tn
, same management, 20 make as good hemp a
this place as could be made west Of the Ale
ghsny. It's true that hemp is made in con
. siderable quantities, ~ Spain and Italy, but a
the most maritime and commercial nations
Europe derive their supplies from Russia,
conclude that the northern hemp must be III
best. ] will now answer. with as much ful
ness as can, your inquiries
= Question 1.--What is the kind and dual
: ty cf sell most proper for hempS
$ -fGsweT.-A dark rich loan. I have nj
c found land in which either sand or clay pr
c dominates very favourable for hemp. {
rich sandy land, the hemp grows to gre
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SHRRIFF'S Bail and Forthcoming Deli
Ovey) Bonds--also Lawyers Dect s,isns
Of the most approved forms-Neg Aiable
Notes and Checks, &c. Sss, Tor sale At the
Argus Printing Office.
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Notice.

F5ViE sale that was to have taken place at
n my plantation on ChickaIomnny near the
New Bridges, on Tuesday the 22d inst is
postponed on account Of rain gnl Thurs
day the 31st inst if fair, others the next
fair day, when my celebrated Spanish horse
Appalusia, a marc, three likely GoliS.-all-Iny
stock Of cattle, sheep and hoes, thfee mules,
ono Wagon, cart, &c. viii be sold to the
highest bidder, at months credit for all
sums over 90 dollars.
BENJ.lE1Iv DUAL.
RiehmApd, Esd Oct 1911.
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u Take this opportunity of announcing to all
u those still indebted to the late firm Of lRo-
EERT & ALLAN Pollok, & Co. u >nless
they come forward & make speedy pd satis-
factory arrangements for the yment of
their respective debts, suits shaMSe indiscri-
Intimately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
s,rpiping harfnerin this country of
ROBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, Juue 21, 1911. (tf
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ther places il the South, that the xport, ,
to Europe were. for while. prodigious.-j
But the refusal OF It, in many Of the accus.
toned marts, has had a memorable opera
ton at home Carding and spinning ma
chimes are every where in operation. Looms
are more numerous than ever wa. known
The spring shuttle is extensively in use
Private companies and Incorporated societies
are vieins with each other, which shall ma .
nuiacture the best cotton cloths. Shee,
ings, ginghams. maslinets, stripes, shir,iny.,
diapers. towelings, tablecloths, bed,ice,
fustians. jeans and velvets, are among die
sbrlcs ordinarily made. 1t is nov ascer
famed that cottons will keen the human bn
dy comfortnble for eight or 9 months of he
Twelve, IN our Climate. Blankets and rugs
can be mace. OF cotton that answer the pur
poses OF wooden articles perfectly well.-
with all these conveniences at home, why
neeo we Lament the want Of your webs from
ManchesterSS Hull! With such resources Of
our own, We ATE really happier without
your manufactures than with them.
SALrPETRE.
Experience has proved, tina. we are No
IoDg'r necessitated to import saltpe,re from
Europe or Asia. The caveros Of Kcntuckr
and tennessee are vast repositories of fie,v
material. The strata of sandstone. whose
particles are bound together by a cemen, OF
nitre, are phenomena IN the natural world.
we know nothing IKE them in transatlantc
Countries. A quantity oft is now offered TO
the powder manufacturers. Ali these es
Establishments may gradually supply them
selves. II they please Patna and BaGsr
my reserve their stores for the consumot;-
on OF the East Indians. We are quite at our
ease AZ to this article of self defence.
IRON
The United States 3 DeCuIiarIy tbe r.e;
on OF iron. From that kind of primitive
ore which fills up rhe veins of the ?, .nir,caI
rocks to the secondary }or ms that o ersprea1
the surface OF tie bogs & low grounds. we
have ali the neediui va, cues o, tins ,nva!i,a-
BILE metal. rgss * iu' naces are estahlish
ed IN more places 'han l can emu .,erate
Castiags o&annon, te!d PIE ces, SHOT bo.nhS
stoves, pos, ketCies m.iiwork, and enp,ns
ry are execlted with consunmate skin
muskets rifles Stddicry, harness. piar,nps.
mari, Drads, ausera, cards for WOO. and cot
ton, screws, ancr rs and a multitude of n
ther 'hnas are rianutac ured with s,nsular
t sSeand "xactness Ever, wear. indeed Q.
very mouth III he year, Improves the now
ers 1i our people the metallic arts. E.m.
u atmg ~orkmen sre Constantly br,nv,nu
nth thrm all the experimental and prs,.
cal knowledge hey possess .ur laws. how
e. er severe and pIohibiury, canno, pre-
vent The transpot sation Of mechanical GEM
us ana talent Our owe folk, nave inven.
ted several admirable machines for the
| sht airing OF cloth And wire drawing which
" me Psrent OF 81 many manufactures. &
"hien mas oafh ID our Cit Gems so long, will
IN ali probability, be soon established among
Us and FENDER further impor atoms unncces-
sary
EC.tN<N
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( EATHER, Wholesale G. RetaiL-BENIA.
- MIN TATE, has lately received from Phi
iadclPhia, iarge quantity of LEAT,HE r.
Which IN addition 20 mis- Stock in Tan, makes
conPieat and extensive assortment of excellent
qu9ity; consisting Of
Slaughter and Spanish Hide Soal.
SkIrtng, Harness and Bride,
Coach lining, roof aud covering Hides,
Bisck and far Bag Hides, and Bellows Hides.
Wa&d, Black grand & Russell Upper,
Waxd, black grained & far Calf Skins.
Yellow and green Rones (Morocco)
ISn'd and tswed Sheep aud Lamb skins.
cav, Cordoysn and Cossao Boot Legs,
Cslf, Kip aud CorJovip Roumdnes.
Also, La Plata and Lsguira Spanish Hide. of
excellent qusity-Liyer aud Lamp Oil, by the
cssk or retail.
October 18. ,ye,,
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W " j. DICKs1 IN

l INFORM their friends and the public. tbss
= they are now receiving, in the house iateiv
occupied by Mesu,. Monesye, Robinson e. Pleo-
sdmf,' the following articles, which they will
sen low tor cash, or negotiable notes, at short
dates:
Lost, Lump, Muscovado and Havana Sss
CARS Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder
imperial, Young Hyson, Common and Pecox,
oouchong Teas: Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Re.
p per,, and Malaga Wines; French Brandy -
,, GIN Jamaica and st. Croix Rum -
Hebberps Brown Stout, CordisIs, Molssse-
English and Goshen Cheese, soft she'll Almonds
Aace' Nntmegs, Cloves, Pimento, Pepper.
singer, Alum, Birthstone, Copperas, Fig Blue.
spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar Iron. Ger,
nan and Blstered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt in
oscss, refined Salt Petre, London Mustard, Hs-
vsnns Cigars, English Battle Powder, and nat.
tent shot, an assortment of Queens Ware g..
Emma, Coffee and Tea Cups and Saucs-s.
rev setts elegant FURNISHED Tea China. NJ.
canters, Tumblers, Wine Gis~ses, &c &c
J; Dick q Co. will TRANSACT any bust.
to their care. e"iu''eo
Oct. a.
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NJ OIICE-Those who have claims on tb.
= Estate Of Hsrdsmsn Royster, deceased.
are requested to exhibit them to William Fen.
WICK OF Manchester and such as are indebt-
en tnefeto' are requested to make payment to
nm, without delsy-the situation of the Estate
aan1tirg OF no Indulgence. So soon as they
can prepared. copies of the accounts of The
latter will be deposited with Mr.. Isaac Wb;te
IN Richmond, to whom, or to Mr.. James Bream.
payments may in the mean time be made.
JANE RO1STER, Ad,n'x.
! wv 49, If
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E. H4LLdM

T.. H.dLLdM
AS Just received ms fall supply OF GOODS,
\ which he is now opening at his Tea, Glass
md Ci,ina Store, first door above the EARLE tn.
'ern, Richmond.
Cognlsc, old Peach, and Apple Brandy,
9th Proof old Jamaica, Antigua, & Wind.
ward Island, RUM,
Holland and Country GIN,
Old double & single distilled WHISKEY.
Madeira, Teneriffe, Sherry, Malaga, Sici-
ly, aud Champagne WINES,
Treakie, and Common Moiasses,
Gunpowdsr, Imperial, Y. Hysun and Sou.
chong TEAS,
Green and White COFFEE,
Loaf and Brown SUGARS,
Pepper, Allspice, Natmcgs, White Gin.
ger, Mace, Gloves. Long Pepper, Ter.
merck & Cinnamon;
London, and Dixon's Philadelphia Mus.
tard, White and Black do. in seed.
Rice, Sage, and Pearl Barley,
Raisins, Figs, Almonds, and Filberts,
Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese,
Picked 6slmoni Sounds and Tongues.
Salt Fetre, Alum. Sulphur and .Coppersss,
Florence, Lamp, and tinseed OIL
Green Sweat Meats, Barley Sugar,
Lemon and Cinnamon Candy,
Floland Indigo, aid Fig Blue,
Windsor. Palmareep, Violet and Tdrpen.
tine SOAP, Spermaceti and TaIiow
o"oiSos 11OuSAC ahu oiIRte SunpOwS
der, Shot assorted,
Desilver's Superfne, large end small and
Merry Andrews Playing CARDS,
Real Spanish Segars, and Chewing To.
bacco,
200 Sslt-Petre'd HAMS,
Liverpool Sacked Salt, in twilied Sacks Of
a :. bushels,
Swedish & Country Iron assorted, Ground
Plaster OF Paris.
ALSO
10 Crates Of we'll assorted LfeerpooI ware.
in original Pscksges-2o Boxes Canton
China Tea 6. Coffee Cups, Of two & three
hundred pcs.
90 Do each containing Tea service, from
- to 81 pieces,
Boxes. each containing Table Service,
of Canton China,
10 Services Liverpool do.
a Sets Elegant Cut Glass,
Desert, and Wine Services Complete.
Passage Lamps, and India Shades,
Elegant rich Cut Cans,
Pitchers, Candle Sticks and SAVERS. EIe.
giant Mantle piece ornaments, and Glass
Nourishcrs,
Tea Csdies and Decanter Slides, Plated Il
Silver Rims, with plain and rich cut cru.
cts, Liquor Cases with Gilt Bottles,
Common Gin cases.
The aforementioned articles will be sold az
'holesale or retail, at the philadelphia and
Tew-York prices, for Cash or acceptanccs in
own.
Sept. 27. wifi
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ME Subscriber having formed connexion
81 IN business with Mr. VIM. Finney, respect
July informs his friends and the public that
ohELToN Il FINNEY have taken the House
=. present occupied by Messrs. st. John and
M Itchsi---They will receive by the first ar
r, t. from Boston, New-York and Philadel-
very general assortment of GROCE~
KlES, which they intend to dispose If nm mo.
oerate terms for cash, country produce, or ap.
proved paper. ~
Richmond. Oct. Is. Aw
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD +,
October 10.

ONE HUNDREP- DOLLARS REw1RD
[ , UNAW AY from the subscriber in Halifax
IA County, Vir. on The night of the 7tb inst
three SLAVES, viz. JACK, his wife BFTpY
and their daughter FANNY. lack il a smal,
mutstto man about III or As years of age. his
hair inclined 20 be straight he is verv sensible
and an active good gardiner, hostler and CARR.
sge driver Betty is a large muia,to women
Inclined to be very hesby and has a pleasing
countenance when spoken TO she in betweeo
80 snd IS years of age and Fanny, a nulstto
girl, II or IS years Of age, very cross .eysd. has
pleasing countenance, and apt to smile when
spoken to; she is low, but stout and well made
JACK csrried with him two Blue coats turned
up with Buff. one of which was nearly new. r.
nunber OF other clothes Betty and FANNY
carried With then, a number Of clothes, not re.
collected. They will no doubt ATTEMPT 60 pas,
as tree, and probably will be lurking about
Richmond. where Betty has brother and her
mother living bot. Of them ss free her brother
calls himself John Hsmbletor. All masters Of
vessels and others are cautioned against con.
vey'ns away, or in airy way fsrboripe said
slaves ct their peril
i Will give the above reward If secured in q.
ny Jais so that get them again, or one third for
either OF them. If brought home, all reasonable
charges will be paid in addition to the above
reward.
N. Il. Jack formerly belonged to John Byrd
and Betty was purchased Of John Cor6in.
.9OHN WILSON,
Committee of
TAh4S s.. GLENN.
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LAND FOR SALE.

7 WISH to sell my TRACT OF LAND in
l. Nottoway-Containing tby surveys made
many years ago) nine hundred and forty acres
OF which nearly one half is in Wood.-Tbis
S,d is well wa,ered, and lies, for mile ard
hail, on both sides of Flat Creek, which affords
between &c and SO acres of first rate CREEK
LOW.GkOUNDS, capable at little expence of
being made extremely productive in Grass.
Grain or Tobacco. The uncieared land is
Of excellent quslity of that cultivation, con.
sidersbly more than half is FRssH, and the
whole in good condition., and as well adapted
to the purposes OF Farming as any estate in
that part ofthe country
The improvements consist g. an Overseer's
house, new Granary with sheds, and several
Tobacco Barns.
During my absence Mr.. Fsrrar, who lives in
the neighborhood, will show the Land to those
disposed to purchase, and make known the
terms of sale.
CHI: COOKE.
Sept az. WOW
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NOTICE. The Subscriber being DESTROYS
OF sscertaning the state of the affairs Of
he late Major Lawrence Butler. decd. re
quests all persons having claims against his es-
tate, to make them known TO him without de-
lay. In making this communication the ciai-
mant IS asked to state particularly the nature,
amount and date OF his demand. Those who sre
indebted to the estate, are hereby called up.
on 20 make payment.
ROBERT PAGE, Aa,ny
Filth the nh annexed of
LAWRENCE BUTLER, deed.
Frederick County, Va.
September 5. I'm
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NJ oIICE--Ai persons who have claims
~ against the late coRcsrn of II & G.. Tur.
ner, or either Of them, ifaakeir individual capay
city, are requested to render them to Samuel
McCraw, OF the City of Richmond, stating the
amount, tor what and when due. This is re-
quested as preparatory to meeting of the ere.
ditors, IN order that some just md reasonable
node may be adopted, by which to enable us to
meet their final satisfaction. 1t is boped that
those sta tements will be furnished without de.
Ivy, so as to enable us TO call a meeting of the
creditors on or by the 18Th November ensuing.
ROBERT TURNCER'
SELF AND
GEORGE TURNER.
October 10. ga
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pubic, that he has just received aud r.,
Sale, opposite the Eagle TaVern, a fresh SIM
ply ot the Dest NORTHERN ArdEp
CONSISTING OF
Spanish and Slaughter ami Shee, sl;,
"os' ana upper Lea Black and itusset bae-
e, tier ging md lining hides
'Ndr,'ng' Harness and Binding, Wiling and
y p or t i-ea'her Buck SKINS
~S' ''Hhs' Boot Legs Black, Green, Red
ANU roupu'ngs and YeiloW Morocco
Kip skins, Hog skins skins
Together with an elegant rssortment If Plated
and Common SADDLERY
CONSISTING OF
fiated' poished ano Mems, Yomeo's and
timed otirrup Irons Chair Saddle Trees
r's ~. ana timed orr otrai''Ing, girth and
o'e Dis hewestPAt- Diaper Webbs
Brass, plated, polished rage aud Cir' bar.
and timed Buckles ness Monnt;nq in
Martingsie Hooks SETS
Plated and brass Nails Plated rooujd;oo Car
Cock eyes, tug buc risge and Gle han.
kies and Hames dies
Cut and wrought sad Saddiers Plush and
dlers Tacks, differ. Binding
eht sizes silk cord, shoe thread,
Spurs, Whips & Cur Webbing & Br;s,Ies
ny Combs
Currers, Shoe Makers & SaddIers Tolls
with a large supply Of BRUSHES, consisting
OF Hand, Hearth, Furniture, Floor ard S.eep.
ing Brushes, Cloth, Hair, Horse and Silver
smiths, do
Tanners, Curriers', White-washers, Painters
and iiatters B-ushes--Alio of which will be sold
low Tor cash, who lesaie ard retail
JOHIV DfcP HERSON
oo'ooer To- Iswtf
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NINA, &c--JOHN B. HILL ARD, has
just returned from the north, with com
Err ~ 4 = (which, with his former assort.
inent, comprizes almost every article in his line.
Country merchants, Innhoiders, and private ia.
miles, can be supplied on as good terms as at
any other store in this state, or in any part of
England Also. on Consignment a few
boxes OF Chocolate. Shoes and Hats of various s
qualities.
October IS &c
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EC0NOMICUs.
Go be continued

ME SUBSCRIBERS, having formed a
4 connection, resna,.tuily .coua;,, the p,,t
he, that the COMMISSION BUSINESS
ne etofore carried or w hichard Ander,on. viii,
ir'm this date De coHduc's d by them. nodsr the
Firm Ut anderson T. B!ay
Ihey have provided commodious tile.roof
ed Lnmoer-honse, IN the vicinity of the Basin.
ioE the reception OF -Four, &c. and hope, by
,uen'ioh To ousiiess,to share portion OF Pub
hc patronage. lbe.r countlng Dom will be the
one heretofore occupicd by K A
RICHARD ANDERSON.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Richmond, Oct. 18 ,s
~ The above connection will enable me IN
devote most OF my time to the Tobacco suei.
ness Mr BIsirs attention will be princip. .llv.
for he present, directed to the o..,er apches
ofthe Commission business
K. Anderson
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OR S A l. E.
Oct. IS.

a IL
a Very valuable Tract of LAND in Janes
lily Soun,y EIoIvn by the name of
PLNEY GROVE.
1t lies at the mouth IF Chic kahouanv River
which forms its boundary on one side E,r n.s,'
ya mile, and extends down James River sborr
TWO mlies-It contains Twelve hundred ana
iory nae acres by survey, of which not more
IMAM nve hundred acres are cleared. and are
cbehy rich law grounds, never oyerflow.d-
One hundred and fifty. acres are firm March
which is capable of furnishing, besides nsstw,
rage, hay sufficient for the support of at Iesss
~ mead OF Cattle the remainder of the tract
Is loaded with excellent Timber, both Oak and
fihs-the improvements, excepting Orchards
OF the best fruit, of The common kind h.;n,
calculated only for the accommodation of an o.
Verseer, and people employed on the Plan,ati-
on-The Barn and Oyerseer's House are
nearly new, and built OF the very best materials.
wear the centre or the cleared Land ia AN em;-
hence from which the land gradually declines
southeriy and westerly to each river. 4 which
commands An extensive view, furnishing a sfc
Tor Gentlemans residence, inferior to none On
James River. The distance from the Civ ~
W iiiiamsburg isten miles, from NorfoI< shout
oo. and from the City of Richmond. about f;,tr
mies-to the latter, its produce NAV from II,
situation on James River, be transpor,ed nv ,.a1
ter-A further description is deemed unneces.
sary, Presum,ng those disposed to purchase
Will examine the Land. A liberal cred;, ,v;Is
De given the purchaser, and the terms mad,
known BY application 10
-. CONWAY WHITTLE.
Norfolk, Oct IL I'm
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TN AN INJUNcTIoN-rap annsek,
1 Essex County Court, held the 18th day Of
June, 1871.
Hundley Moody, Pr.
lgatnn
John Earle, Stephen Chenault and James
Huckncr, Def.
Came the plaintiff by his attorney, and it APP
pcaring to the satisfaction of the court, that the
detendsnt Stephen Chenault ;s not an inhabi
t"n' OF thias,ste, that ha hath not entered his
tppcsrance and given security as required by
law, on motion OF the plaintiff, IL is ordered,
Eat he sppesr hero on the first day OF Novem.
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that copy hereof be inserted in some
public ne spaper printed in the City OF Rich
mend Tor two months successfully, and that an.
other copy hereof he posted 1t the front door of
the Court House Of this County.
Copy. Icste,
WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS, d. c.
JOHN p. LEE, oLx.
Aug Ct. wswT