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an Act may pass placing certain roads in
the said county, in the same state they were
in, before the establishment of the Little
liver Turnpike Road, be rejected.
The said resolutions, being twice read, &
the questions scverally put thcreupon. were
agreed to by the house except the third
resolution, which, on motion, was ordered
to lie on the table.
Enyrossed bills, " concerning Betty Dean and o.
thersss concerning the town Of Farfax ,ip the
ty Of Cuperer"-" Dividing the militia of the tenth
" OF Harrison '-wcre read third time and pas.
seti
On motion, Ordered, that the committee of the
whole House, the state of the eaith, be
tai fishing Bank at Winchester, :" and that the
sud bill, together with the bin, " incorporating a
Bank in the borough, of Norfolk and the bill, &c
thoising the President and Directors Of the Bank Of
Virginia, to establish Office OF Discount anil De-
p1sit in the town oil INnchburg, and for other pur.
poscs, be referred to the select committee, to whom
the last mentioned bill formerly referred CEN
sisng of Messrs. Armistcad, Merger, Leigh, OF Dir-
wtdie, Scott OF Fairfax, Lee, of Norfolk borough,
Stevenson, Masil, Lynch, Stanard, fSpottsyvania,
Otey, Machir, Reyely and Claibornc-O Ordered, that
Mr. Vashon be added to that committee.
petition OF sundry inhabitants of the city of Rich
praying for the establishment of independent bank
in the said city, taken up and read, and ordered
| to be referred ~ the same committee.
| petition taken ny, and read, of Elizabet,,
Gardner, Of the county of King and Queen, praying
to be permitted to bring into this state, from Norh-
Carolina, snndry slaves therein mcntonc!--A petit
on Of John s. Harrsoo, praying permission to hrine
into this state certain slaves from the state of Mary
land. A petition of Charlie Austin, stating that, In
the year 1897, he a resident of Wythe county in
Virginia, and purchased negro slave, named Cesar
that, IL the year 1901, nc removed to the state
Conneeticut taking the said slave out of this
that H. has recently returned, and now resides j.,
fredericksburg to which place he has brought wit,
him the said slave. lac being valuable, and almos,
essaly domestic therefore, prays to be a,l.
thorised to retain him in this state and oncon-
oition, OF such condition should be deemed indspen.
sble,} that he will export a female siave.-Refer.
red to the committee for co,sts of Justice.
| petition of n uTub, of freehoders and inha
bitants ofthe counties of Fauquier and Loudoun 70.
/ company to be ircorporated to form an artiicia
road from the top of the Blue Ridge in Menassa',
Gap, to the Ashby's Gap Turnpike Road so as to in
ersect the same, at or above the town of Middehug
in the county of Loudoun Referred to the com
| mittce of Propositions and Grievances.
petition of Charles Jones, of the county o
Brooke, for divorce from Margaret his wife, was ia
ken up and read and, the question being put on tn,
| reference thereof, it passed in the negative.
| 4 variety of other petitions we're read and refer
red.
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I.4W OF CONGRESS.


cor the atPorhonn1ent Of Reb,esentGtipes amongst
hc severdl states, according to the third enunie
ration
AZ E tt enacted ~ the Senare and House of Re
- presentatives Of the United States of .3u,eyi-
ca, IN Congress assembled That from and after the
third day OF March, thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, the House of Representatives shall be com
posed OF members elected agreeaby to ratio of
one representative for every thirty-ive Thousand
persons in each state, computed according the rule
prescribed by the constitution of the United States
that is to say-Within the state of new Hampshire
Blk within the state of Massachusetts, twenty with
IN the state OF Vermont, sx-withn the state of X.
Island, two--wthn the State of Connecticut, seven
within the state of New York twenty even-with-
in the state of New-Jcrsey, six-wthn the state Of
Pcnnsyvania, twenty three; within the state of De
iaware, two-within the state of Maryland, nine
within the state of Virginia, twenty three-within
the state of North-CarOlina, thirtcen-withn the
state of South Carolina, nine-withn the state Of
Georgia, six-within the state of Kentucky, ten
within the state of Ohio, sx-wthn the state of Ten
nessee, six.
T.CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representativcs.
GEO. CLINTON.
Vice-Presidenf Of the u States, and
President Of the Senate.
December 81, 1911.
.4RProUed
JAMES MADISON
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NEMhLE EDUCATiox, H.fRRE.NToA:-
R The Examination Of the Young llal,i.s at lie

E'EMALE EDCCAT'ON, U.fHRE.NYO.A.--
2 The Examination of the Young Ladies ut the
Warrenton Female Academy, commenced on the
18th instant, and closed on the 9th by Musical
performance OF the young ladies under the direction
of Major N1iller-specimens of Needle Work were
likewise exhibited. Mr.. Crawford, principal of the.
MAZE Academy, superintendent and in an excellent
and appropriate address expressed his appreciation of
the manner in which the young ladies had acquitted
themselves Tie following extract from a commu-
nieaton handed by Mar. Crawford is sabjone for the
information OF the public" Having attended the
examination of the young atles under the urecti u,
of Mr. Mordecai, and having my self strictly examn-
ed many of the classes, justice to them, and to the
institutions requires that should state, that thew
were very accurate in all Their studies. They mani.
tested extensive knowledge of Reading Writing
Spelling, Grammar, Parsilg, History. GEOGRAPHY,
the Of the Globes, and the .,scfui branches ot
Astronomy and Composition" On tile SIKH ,iay OF
January the exercises of the school will e -commerc
under the superintendent as heretofore Ma
or Miller continuing fill his station as professor of
Iusick and Drawing The late addition made to the
buildings win greatly concuce to c comfort and coz
venience OF the usual number It Pupils which will
not be exceeded Their attendance at the com
mencement of the session is VERT desirable Iey,,s
sos per annum, payable half beariy in advance
None will be received tor a fhorer term than 6
months, and no deduction made for those taken away
| within that time.
| CT Each young lady must Il provided with pair
of sheets, countorpane, bia.kel a hand towels
| Warrenton, Dec. II. 1911. eopDwJ
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wcdnesdav, tic frs. day Of.
Ia january next, n SCHOOL. will be opened by
the subseri hers for the Education ct youth OF both
|sexes-scrmytc rooms having been procured in the
brick building two doors below the Custom House,
for this purpose.
In this srhoo! viii lie laugh, the English, the Latin
and Greek Languages, Epistolary Comp ostion, En-
gish Gyarimar, Geography, incmcing the OF the
tutcs, together with such ether branches OF sci-
nee are usually taught III American schools;
The term viii be divided into two eouai parts, cali
cl Sessions, at the ei. Of each OF Which. Here iii
be public examination, Ia that tvse who feel
themselves interested in the school MAY lave All c,.-
portunity otjnisin as 10 he progress when the stu
dri'ts may have made in their respective s,;l,.ies
ach Sc son wn also be divided iinO tu e,,;. pa,ts
cq;ic,i Qf,,rte,S
The price Of tuition for those who receive ins,ruc.
tionin reang. writing and arithmetic, will be s. &
per quartcr-n English Grammar and C.cosi..,i,,
be aGcd 10 these, the price Ni!l tie so Fer guar
ltci--tfut ior those WHIT study :ny other Lrau,l OF
N.ence tn, price of tu,tion wn be y 10 per quarter,
iw" 'iol!ars will also he exIcc,.c ann,i,.iy in adj
vance from each student, tor fuel, SERVANTS hire,
&c.
! j. II. TX ENE2.
W. CAULFlEl.D. s
hieh y &c zee. 20 2;.w:iw
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NJ Office is hereby given to all sose indebted to
~ the Estate of Henry and Joht Mullins, late of
the county of Goochland, that they come forward &
pay their respective balances, Sis vii! BE- brought
to March court against all delinYht debtors, with
out distnction--A!i those havlns aims against said
Estate sill bring them forward pperly authcntica-
ed before the May Court folloing, as mean to
close my Administration before T.. June court next
The distributes will apply to M either personally
by their attornies legally qualifh, know the A.
mount aud The balance due on eth of their rcspec-
tive proportions of said estate, aIated by the Com
missioo that settled my accou current. which rs
ordered to he recorded by the efrt.
CONNELLY LULLINS,
Survi0ing .1e,'r. Of Estate of
Hk J. MULLINS.
fsoochland, DccTe6. wtw
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he Subscribers have on bald, at their Store near
IL the Market-Bndse--
40 Barrels and 10 hogsheiis sugar,
20 Bag prime Green Coffee,
100 sacks Blown .S.4L.IILiverpool flpd,
$50 Boxes Prime Soap,
SO do. Northern Candies,
30 do. ChocOiQte, Nos & 2,
10 Hhds. Sd proof w. UNI,
so Barrels N.E,Go.
is do. Cod-oiL,
do. Annisseed Cordial,
10 do. Alum,
ID .. 9r,ns.oac,
do. Currants,
40 Kegs prime Butter,
10 Barrels Northern GN, Superior quality,
90 Bales Cotton,
so Boxes Window Glass =
And a few pieces Boston ntde MAROGANYfur-
niture, which they offer for sle at reduced prices,
for cash or approved notes M
RYAN s. WILKINS,
.4tct's.
Who arc n daily expedition Of receiving 5000
RAISINS, A5A
Dec. &c. MY WV
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s5EMovAL.-JoAN g JOSEPH BoYcE,

ES EMO|AL-JOH.N 81 JOSEPH BOYCE,
y jr booksellers Binders aud Statoners respect
fully ac1uant their friends and the public that they
have removed from their former situation to the one
lately occupied by Mr. liiliard and the second door
above Mr. James Browns vcndue Office.
They take this opportunity to return their ack-
nowledgments for the liberal cncoury cement they
have experienced, and with grateful sense of the
fayors they have received, beg leave to inform the
public that they have opened another store at LYNCH
burg in this state, where the BookscIlng, Binding &
Stationary Business, is carried under the ilnmedi-
ate direction of Joseph Boyce, jr.
They will always be regularly supplied both in
Richmond and at Lynehburg, with general assort-
ment OF every article in the several branches of their
business, and have it in their pow to execute any
orders they may be favored with, at the shortest no.
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
N. Il. An assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise further
supply of Stationary. They have lately eceved 1,
variety of the best and newest pieces of music, and
are opening for sale, Musical Instruments, Vio-
Inns, Flutes and Flies,
December IL. eptf
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Z 7ALUAB.E WESTERN ANDS.-The sub
soriber offers for sale or exc,ngc for other pro-
pelty in the state of Virginia, 81 acres of land in
The state Of Kentucky, the wars Of Sandy River.
re viii also sell o: exchange vapbc trac. OF 800
acres, Iyins in Russell County, Viwtin four miles
II ,he court-house, and including q Copper Springs
The land living in Kentucky is diyid into tracts from
30 TO 2D0o acres each, but win sub,lyiled into
smaller parcels for the accommodate o. purchasers
This aad was located at carly lrod, and the IL
TIC is indsputale.
R0BEf G. SCOTT.
WILLIAMSBURG, Dcc.26. wiw
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1 WISH to sell the following very E3i.U9BLE
4 PROPERTIES Manufacturing Mill in good
order, finished upon the plans; running TWO
par OF Burr and one pair Colosn Stoncs--1hc situa.
ton is equal to almost any IN Virginia, being
atey nayigabie water, where crafts can load at the
mill door, and in the heart of wealthy country
where large crops OF wheat made. At the mill.
Which IS on Hosk.nss Greek, and within two miles OF
Iappahannock the port of entry tor RappaIisnnock
iiiver) have built bridge the creek, a.fordne
great convenience to the different observation-disclosures,
consequently considerable advantage to the mi,l-a
man well skilled III milling business with the use of
small capital, may make from to 5000 dollars ne,
annum, clear of every expence. Few mills get more
conntry custom, and it is excellent stand for Gro
ce,y store
Two Store Houses in this place, on the river bank
one OF brick two stories high, with good cellars there
six fire places in this house, and at little expence
it can be well fitted for merchant with fanily-
The other .lse is o wood, and well fixed for q dr.,
good or grocery store both from situation have adj
yantages over any other stand in the place. and the
lots which run with the river bank afford q beautiful
site for buildings OF any kind.
A Large Warehouse, Immediately on the waters
edge, where vessels Of almost any size can load with
convenience and dispatch the house win hold ten
thousand bushels oraln, besides Tobacco, Nc.-An
Inspection of Tobacco being established at this place
and asthe lower part of this house is be nset. for
that purpose, handsome rent storage may arise
from that The ferry at this place the app;.-
hammock with convenient water iot--this ferry
brings me in about 10O. per annum, clear of every
eXpence.
Four unimproved Lots, two of which adloiif those
on the river bank, and give fine view up and down
the river.
Il Tract 81 Land in the county of We5tmoreland
three miles from the court house, containing about
one hundred and eighty aeres-tbe buildings are to-
ierahle, but want some repais-there is good mill
seat this tract.
"A Iracr ct Land, adjoining my mill, containing
thee hundred aeres-ths land is very vel! timbered,
the soil good, and its convenience to Tappahannock
on account OF fire wood, makesit very valuable.
Any person wishing to engage largely in the ship
ping aad mercantile business, would doubt find the
property III this place uncommony well calculated
for that purpose. The first and great object in SCI
ins this property is to pay my debts, and on that ac-
count Will sell great bargain in the Whole or any
part. One half the purchase money may be made
very Convenient to the purchaacr.
Application may be made 10 JAS Ross, esq. of Ere
deiicksburg, Messrs. Moncrne, Robinson and Plea
SAINTS, Richmond, or to me in this place.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
Tappahannock, Dec. S. 2aw6w
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YEN DOLLARS REyvARD--Fo- ,p.,ehc,,';,-
u and securing negro BARNA, Nl.o ran away
from my Planta ON in tbs county some time in Sep
where 1t is supposed he is now lurking J,a,na ie
boy about eighteen years OF age, feet 6 or nc.s
high, slender made, al the common complcy,., no,
small scar over one OF his eyes, also yc,- h,rre
q beleve) his right siec occasioncsl J., s,,,
has remarkable long arts and feet, one Of MS arrcs
larger than the other. oecascncd by spr..in ml.,
young, and causes him to limp when lac walks the
same leg: has beer sore, the effects whereof are psn
t. be seen.
The above reward viii I've paid 70 any rcr.rr So
curing the said slave that get him. lplorn,a,;.rr
ty letter forwarded to the post-cficc al B.vf;cs
store in this county, viii be attended to.
JOHN BrI.rrs.
Iunenbnrg, Dec. 10. w,su-,
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LAND, FoR S.4f.E.-in n.rn.

VALUABLE LAND, ron S.4f.E.--ln ,urn,- (.
ance c. a decree Of the county cssrr, Of Een,ic-
entered in cause between George G,rcnhs. ard
others pitts ard Elizabeth Z. s,ri ..,mr'y
and Ssmi T. Parsons, an'r with she vii; annexed
OF Pleasant iounghuslan. decd :.,,.I r.e infant s,-
t!rcn oil tlie said Pleasant Young sl.i, dcits Z, c
subscribers who named as commissioners in the
saitl decree, will ON TUESDAY tlc litl: day Of jaau:.
next, expose to sale at public auction c.: tie ,.o.i.s
es Tor cash, such part OF the al inS of which
the sand Pleasant loungl,usband died seized, called
Coxs tract, rs lies within the following bo,ns,- 10,
w't-heginnng ut the southeast Of A.;.es S, y
dens tract OF land, and extending tleIce dnc east tn
the back line of said CoSs tract, thence lort',war,
with the said back line lines Alan's creek, ard
from the beginning with Scldens and Icuss lines to
Alman's creek, SO as to include all the said trac, CALI
eel Cox nortwairl of line drawn due east from the
southeast corner Of said Seldens traetah bv coz
sent Of the parties concerned, the said land will &c
sold together or IN lots to accommodate purc!aserv
as may seem best and convenient at the time q
sale. H?n. .Tcacnc.
j. Rooinsor, ~
Fred. Pkeo,an.s.
December Is. cp,ds
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.aDYER1KSEIz ENT.

The appeal aforementioned having been dismissed
by the court Of chancery for the district of Williams
burg, on the 9th of January 1919, on the said mort
gased premises. will be sold to the highest bidder or
ready money, the said mortgaScd premises, Pursuant
to the said decree, to whore Tract of Land stuat
ed III the county Of Sfddlesey, and containing by a
platt OF the said land, Surveyed by VIM. Dairy, sur
vcyor Of the sad county, dattd the 9th OF May
IL 8, the quantity o. tw1yc hundred and seventy Sc
ven acres, sufcicrv thereof satisfy t,c said
decree, by TIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Dec. 9th, 1911.
The above land is level and well adapted 70 farm
ing. The stuat.On is higl, dry, and HEALTHY, The va
ter uneommony ood, the range for sock excellent.
itabounds via, mbcr o1c!'esa prong o tie Grange
creek which gives access, in short distance to tie
nappaban.nck river tor the finest feb, oysters and
crabs, On this tract IS Grst Mil, Orchards aud
sundry other improvement II lies about SIX MILES
a',oyc the courthouse at Urbannn, and within iva
of n cuYc,, aud meeting horse. u IS worth ;he no
ticc o. married. men nad James Webb, csqv. Of ~
SIX cointy viii be Authorised b. 10 afford rca9on-
abic accommodation to purchasers on cc,tin con d.
tons, IT being my win to gee every chance for IA
, advantageous sale ON The premises.
JT'.RNCIS CORBLN.
Tile Rnai's, Caroline county. Dee ., tsfi
near White ChirDuics Post Office.
y Gihff3>s cusfe, 8 81 OF cents.
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IN clIANcERY.--la Pofia Tan csssn.y Court,
j. December Is, 1871. s fl.. IS
John Brown. executor of George Baskerville,
dec. Compile.
Against
Samuel Baskerville, jeremiah Moody and VIM.
DAM, !, Jun. ~ Def'ts.
The Defendant Samuel Baskerville nc. having err
tered his appearance and given security according
the act of Assembly and the rules of this Court ard
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
said defendant is not inhaitnnt oil this Common
wealth; (and the order for publication as to the
defendant, made in this cause the 18th day OF Jul
~ last mo- having been ,b.ished,) On the mott. q
the COMPLAINANT by his counsel, IL is dccyced and
ordered, That the said defendant, Samuel BasSe,
, vile, do appear here before the third We'd
ncsday in March next, and answer the bill OF the
Complainant and that of this order he forti,-
with inserted IN some ono, : Newspapers pub
lshcd in the City Of Riehmcnc, fer two months sc-
cessiveiy and that arotl,er copy be posted uh the
DIOR OF the corit-huusc o. tins county two
sive court days.
Il Copy. Test
JAMES POiNDEXTE.i, C. T. CO.
! Der. &C. WY
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3 AMES REAT, Richmond, "A few doors
81 above the Bell-Iavern, man,,fcturer o.,
GOLD aud nii.NER work, has i,st opened an OK.
tcns've and weii-sciected assortment in the above
line, wheel, lac Offers to the pubic on moderate terms
H D,ns Oh reaii, Topaz, COrneii.n and Plain
JEWELnh-Pl:tcd Goot;s comprising o,n,,st ,.y..
~ fssh'onabie article; and very complete assor,-
ment o. SILVER WARE and Tortois, s,:eI; Co,,,bs
together with we'll assorted stock of Military ar
.c,vs
Uj ORDERS from his trends will be Maid t,,, s,,:c,
= t,,te' { "a To --Casi fox old Silver and Gold.
bee. Ii. az
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Notwithstanding, rs soon as pTacti-
~ cable, to have final Settlement with
r.. w. Roocs. esq executor of ny late partner, John
Prosscr. dco'drhsi f0r the issi time. 70 requests
most earnestly. any and every perton, who have
claim, claims against the late firm Of Pro.serS &
M0ncure, or the surviving partner of the sid NE
firm, 20 make known tie sprnc to the suhseribcr ia
the city Of Richmond ut the tendUe Office Of Mon
cure, Robinson & Pleasant, O. before the Isl day
Of April, 1870, in order, IL us that fli payment Hy
he made thercu-And ali those indebted To TIC lntc
firm o. Pr1ascr s. Nfoncpre tie surviving pf T'rer
,f i've said late FIRM. are hereby infmInc q p cts
VII ind.seTiufinaeiy b. Instituted against such % ~ EN-
do not make full payment 10y the Isl Jan 1919, as
longer Indulgence cannot be gwen.
Tis notice viii lie plead in bar Of any and oVsry
'am, which after TIC FIRST day Of AYrii, 1879, MY
brought forward, set w against The late tfir n
'rosser and Moucure, the surviving pa3fner ihc's-
r. WM. M9NCUW,
ISwviciAg fayfnrr oftie ic,c -trfa g
<soesey g .sf7cnu.
NorcnbcF g! I@t's'A
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NANCY GOODS s 1fIILfEERY.-fa-
q bert Davidson has just received hauc-
some assori==enr OF FANCY GOODS 6 .5fILLI
.NER1, which he offers for sale Composite the Globe
Iavern,) ON the reasonable ter,ns--Ihc .)fikl
merry ana .lfantnd .,fakisg will be attended 70 by
Mrs Davidson MS formerly All orders viii, bc pcnc-
tuaiy executed, and in the fashionable
X. d. having made arrangements to procure from
the north the newest fashions on the sortes, notice.
Nov. ~. ri
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SHELTON & FINNEY are daily IN cx
> pccta;ion of receiving tic following arsicl s.
c5 Bhds. Nlrsc,, ado Sugar,
100 Bushels fre5l, CioUey ssel
5000 los. Northern Cheess,
81 Boxes CGn9ies,
% do. Soap. AMI
SD Crinil-stones -
MI o" whic'i viii DC on the most reasonal
rlas Cor cash, o. to punetod eas.oasrs.
pcee nber gs. Gavin
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December Is.

i ANK OF VIRGINIA.--The annual meeting of
Ed the Stockholders for the purpose of eectne ,-s
reetors OF the Bank OF Virginia and the several Off
cars OF Discount and DEPOSIT, viii be held on Nor
lay the 9th day Of January. SIS certain propositions
of Importance will be Submitted to tho consideration,
OF the Stockholders that day, it is desirable that
Tie meeting should be fall one, and those who car;r
not attend personally. will &c pleased to appoint s,ib
5titutes.
JOIN BaoCEE.l.BROUG3; Cnshr.
lee. iO 2awIm
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NJ ANIED 70 HIRE, for the cnsi;rycar, sevc
raj BOYS OF about ten or twclyeFrs Of age
Nppy at my Steinery, nosr Shockn Wehcuse, or
It the Counting Room OF Messrs. VIM. ltwr, SC
L.. MclSiEi..
Richmond. y :. &c. ff
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Dec. Of.

'REE-HILL For Salc.-2nat 6eausifiG
n and highly impyo1ed F.4R.E (e:hereon tie
iGte Colonel Niles Solder rcsided) is nozp fired
for SALE. As seat, It is perhaps are Of the nloss
desirabie IN tnginia, conlnianans eoc-y Siezy
S.hieh can please The eye fwnishing health in al,
eminent degree !: and every inbfo1enlent zyhich
car 6erequired for the comfort and convenience Of
a. family. rs Farm, it is in high stare Ut an.
provement, haviHS been a great nu5,lber of gears
ander the care Of ajudiciouS farmer.
There is this Farm a .Jfeadozv, which alone.
yields an income Of 6etgeen 500 aaG e,0oodollars
There has been so1vn this fall ore hundred aas
fly bushels Of Wheat-anost Of tie other hznAs.
are in closer
Possession may be had at any time betsreen this
and the LIST day o. March. Should IL not be sold
brivafey before thar time, it will be offered TO Pub
lie Sd'e the 1st day Of .apyI and Possession gi-
zen in the ensuing .faH.
The Terms Of Sale will be-. One third ash.
and the balance in and tzvo years, with So Sc
cnyity as shall be DEEMED satisfactory. n far-
ther igotnndfion may be obtained BY abtiicai,a 10
the subscriber, TO Nathaniel Sedeu, or Jos. Sc
den, Hemico.
CT TIE subscriber is still anxious to sell
email FIRM near Richmond (cailed Fairfeld;S
containing three hundred and fifteen acyes-.9lso,
a FARM about $ miles 6eio7o Richmond, contain
Ig aboH dcTeo, ~hospn ~ tie name IF the
Mill Farm.
MILES SELDEN, Err.
De~eanber Is. ctnsR