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FOK REN 7.

4 DNEhIlSEMENT-By Virtue of &C.,,
a OF Essex county court in suit therein ,,e.,.
, on between Joseph Janey, aud Others, PLAINTIFF
trustees OF VIM. Peachy, assd xviii sn9
nissest bidder, ON the pre!uses, on Tbrsdsy Nv.
,'th gay OF April next, if tar, fnot, ,s ncy} ~
4ts, that valuable tract Of Land, wherein
w. u" nessny resided in his lifetime situated ~ rs.
eh SoH ~. on happahsnnock river about len ,o
below tapPahannock, and supposed 10 CONT. ~.
tween hve ard six hundred acres b., ,b,. .s;d %
cree particular sums required to be i,ad =, NC
ney; anu sor the residue OF the purchase none
March 90, ION hA'9-
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A SALE OF NECRnEs


y 'INSioi TING oflksiy mcn."o,en &c Chilirer.
vi Belonging TO the Estate ofEl.itl Franklin decd
win I've made under decree of Genr;co 80, s'u.
he heI Tavern an Mcnday tie fifth ,!sv of AnriI
4. ~ z clock Tor hoUds with approved se.ntity
on twelve months credit "''V
March 2S -'Hh :.
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JOHN ADAMS.
JOSHUA WEST,
JOHN d. BLAIR,
.1djnfant rnerars Offer.
Washington CRY,
e 18th March lslS

VGshingtoT CRY,
GENERAL ORDERS.
The frontiers OF the United States viii,
De divided into nine military districts, as
follows, viz
Massachusetts and New Esmp,hre No
Rhode island and Connecticut, NJ .
New York from the sea to the highlands, &
ps me siI.e 81 New Jersey, No. 8.
hiieghany Mountains, aud Delaware No l.
Maryland and Virginia, No. &
The two Carolinas and Georris, No, 6
L he states OF Tennessee, Louisiana, and the
,siss2p' erritory, No. Z.
kentucky, Ohio. and the territorial 90.
vernmen's Of Indiana, Illinois, Nilsson.
Ri. & Michigan, M
Fenn'yivania, from the Allegheny Moua-
tsihs to its western limit, New York
North of the highlands, and VS-
mont, NJ n
To each of these districts will he .s
signed . Commanding Officer of the ar
my OF the United States, and competent
staff.
The following rules are prescribed with
regard to militia drafts
ISL Au militia attachments in the service Of tbe
United States, must be made under the reouis;,ion
OF some ofhcer OF the United States Cregu,arIv ~,
thorsed 20 make such reauison ON the e,a:,,t:,a
authority OF the state. of the Territory FROM
which the detaohments shall be drawn.
"a: In these acquisitions shall be expressed the
number ct privates, non-commissioned and com,nis
stoned officers, required, which shall be in the
proportions to each other. obtain in the regular
army, he iooser method of recurring rePimen,s
or brigades, will be discontinued
80. 20 soon as one hundred privates, eight non
commissioned, and five commissioned officers. shall
have been orgasised as company, under any reeui.
stion as aforesaid they shall be mustered nxneeted
and received into the service of the United State.
and upon the rolls and reports made in conse,
fhax, L.
And, f'' ~
4th: Payment will be made through the regimen,
tai 2ay-master in all in which the corps shall
be organized as regiment and in ell eases in
which it shall fall short of the number necessary 20
that organization. by the paymaster accompanyinp
the army or division 10 which it may beisng.
BY order of the Secretary of war.
Z. u. CUSHING,
HQi. General.
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ENQUIRER OFFICE, March %.
From the Coffee House Book

EXTRACT cfG letter from NORFOLK, March
17fh. az 10 II. Nj.
yesterday number of hulks were
sunk in the channel, about three miles be-
low The town.-The ships still lay in Hamp
ton Reads-The mail which carries this is
taken over in six-oared boat which rows
very fast"
From Tie same fkace, 1871 lHarch.
An Express arrived here last night
from Nansemond bringing an account tina,
the boats OF the British Squadron had land.
ed near the mouth of Chuckituck Creek in
that county ; but what number was moi
known. Two Frigates anchored this m or
ming little above Newports News, in the
mouth of James River
here ONLY remains in Lynnhaven Bay
one sioop OF war.--A Frigate went TO Sc;
this morning."
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FOR SIZE.

4 WILL sell bargain in two houses =, Ro,,.o,,,
2 one OF which was occupied by me last vear,s
sore, the stand not inferior any in that part Of
the town Terms of sale one half cash, the other hall,
VIII give long credit ifthe paNmont be made a.
cure !" my absence apply 10 M. " alter Shelton,
VINO IS authorized to act for me
,,.,o RICHARD CARTFP.
~''"N" 81 a.
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The Sword q the ohye sronc5.

Mr.. Madison is most serious in accepting
the mediation of Russia the lies of the fed
eral papers to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
But let Us not rolax.-Let our policy be
like the Emblem Of our Eagle--the Olive
branch in one talon q the arrows in the
other.
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Bos TON, March II.

Commodore Rodgers has dispatched the
schooner Commodore Hull, under the com-
ynandof Lieut.. Newcomb, in pursuit Of the
Liverpool Packet privatcer, which is crni
sing of Cape Col-it is expected he will
give a good account of her.
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II. SHEPPARD, c. II. c.

The Subscribers, appointed by the fore
going Resolution Of the Common Hall. in
vite the inhabitants OF this City to extend
their hospitality and civility to our suffer
ing Brethren removing from Norfolk 70 this
place, The Commune Gill suggest that
IT,. ,k@.-. -
ANY --Juse Keeper o, O.ae.' "hasl'"tts 81
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fbRO BE sold tn the highest :, ., ----------
n the 5th day e this MOTT to- IN fhrr'd
parcel OF pine and OAK tp,brr ots',, vsluab q,
Fam M IG hr. oecnRsney # ser be o tns lard -
%s, Sio~o @~o 5 SSg tie E@'e 'fSG 5.,.
sale Of them h,s bro., ~, >, s2iGe tine since ed
Tor the itichmqI.d dis',c, Jared 0y the Chmoellor
March ~ "' WILLIAMSON I'll r.
but will e eg,j ',le h's yecp unay7doblv
Monday the 2od KS place =: lhs Eagle ,T.,e
-----.----- w.
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CITY OF RICHMOND
IN COMMON GOING

IN GUNW NUN COUNCIL,
March Is, 1913.
informant having been received that ma
ny inhabitants of the Borough of Norfolk
compelled by the fate of War to abandon,
their habitations, are on their passage
from thence to seek an asylum In our
City
ReSolUcd. Thst Committee Re pppoin-
ted from this Hall, who shall assist the suf-
terers in procuring houses and other con
veniences, and shall have authority TO re
tain AID employ at the expense of the e..
~, all liccnced Carts and Wag <ons, which
may Be necessary TO transport the goods
from Rockets to the places which shall be
provided tor the accommodation of such
perS9ns.-And a committee was appointed
OF Messrs. ADAMS, WEST aad BLAIR.
IL Lopy.
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.HUCIJON:
4 & Friday next The 26,b inst A. o,a,o.t -. -,
W store Of the Subscribers, ''0'N It 'he
10 bids brown Sugar,
40 Barrels do do
so Barrels Green Coffee.
90 Bags white do
20 do. Heavy pepper,
IS Barrels loaf Sugar
4 h!ids Antigua Rue 81 nroor
IND
s"ndry other articles erms liberia, .nd -.
snuwn atsaie. '0' ~ Shc mans
"iIso", Dye., e Ro5syt.o,.
Marc, o. y4rc'iopecy:
81
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From snoMer. dated Mareh q

=
" am glad to hear that your vessel has
got back to City Point-but am sure that
she is not even safe there--She had bette,
be ordered back to Richmond.
small vessel with flag came from
the fleet this morning with prisoners--ant
they say the boats are up James River, apt
may go as far as City Point.
"a ship, which lay some distance VI
James River loaded with -four, was take,
TWO days ago"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-23

Suppose the British court and cabinet
we're asked whether they wosld prefer a
Republican or Federal administration in
this connsry-What could be their reply !!
l'hey would undoubtedly answer federal
Observation-Disclosures why because such
ar administration W Guild be most favorable
tethem-and how In sacrificing the pros
perity, and commerce, and most estima Bile
and unalienable rights of our nation by a
disgraceful submission. Whom then, shall
We crafty by our suffrage at the ensuing
election, the Prince Regent and ministry
of Great Britain, or the Patriots of Ameri
ca! This is question we shall soon be
called To answer by our deeds.
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proprietor, VIII, may be dispose to cge r
any ao;sse, room or i0ous. Or c;her accom-
iAUds'icns or cbn:ericuces, may lea, \ in
writing at the Shop of Adams and Clarke,
on Il Letwcen il'n ard l3th streets, state
ment OF any offers which they may choose
to make.
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Buffalo, March 9.


Scme time last week, a sleigh loaded
With Tea and I'o6dcco, assaulted the cen
tinels stationed up the lake, & being armed
with counterSign, passed over to the
enemy OH the ice. When the Tea. and
Tobacco arrived on the enemy's lines, the
commandant of the sleigh, made vigorous
charge. and carried every thing, obtaining
Otis sadly dolls. per 10. for his Tea and a
proportionate price for his To5acco. r>
The Sergeant of the guard has been
arrested, charged with giving up the coun.
tersigD,
All the Americans, who 7uerc citizens of
Michigan territory, under the u. States
government, have been required by Col.
Proctor, Governor Of Michigan, to take up
arms or quit the country. Upwards of loo
citizens who refused have been sent to
Fort George, and may be expected across
shortly.
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&0RroIY March 4

N0RFOLK, March II
Little, if any change has taken place in
the position of the encmy's fleet since cur
last; three sail OF the line and two fri
gates were yesterday in the Roads one of
the ships, is so high MP as to render the
passage into, or ont OF James River DANCE
rous- All commune alton with the Bay,
is completely stopped. Three sail were
yesterday in Lynnhaven Bay. and, as APP
pears by a letter which is published in this
days paper, some ships have proceeded up
the Chesapeake.
Two schooners were yesterday taken OFF
New port News, (mouth of James river)
by six barges from the squadron the one
foretopsaii schooner, deeply laden, the
other small schooner from Chuckituck
Sreek.
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n oR<oLx, March 20.

ANOR Ol- NldTCt
The brig Newton, Baker, from St. Bar
tholomews, bound to Baltimore, was order
al of on Tuesday by the b!ockading SQUAD
ron. The Newton had on board the crew of
the ship South Carolina, Capt. Jones, of and
from Baltimore, bound to St. Bartholomew
taken by an English privateer, and carried
into Gaudaloupe.
Yesterday Two OF the enemy's Frigates
anchored off Eewhorf Weaos, where they
command the mouth of James River.
A tender from the feet, yesterday cap
sured OF the Point of Shoals, one ship, two
briggs and three schooners all loaded one
of them was the Sally, laden with flour
and tobacco, and another the East River
packet Acconmodat /; and a small light
schooner.
A gentleman who was taken on board of
one of the above vessels, states that the en- :
envy are informed of oil the vessels now in
James River, and the strength of the Fort
ct Hoods.
Two boats landed the day before yester-
day atythe lower end of Nansemond, they
went Off as we are informed without mo-
testing any one, u, taking any property from
the shore. There was no force at hand to
oppose them. Ledger.
1t is said, that Mr.. Baker. late secretary
of the British Legation, sailed from Rcedy
Island in the Delaware, on the ID inst. on
board Swedish vessel, for the British feet
OF the Chesapeake, on board of which lie
7xow is. EeH Re6
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nr,@ SHL Z A7' HUcTJ11.

~ n1t1 2.fLES d7' HUC'TJl,1-
90. hOshl q son win ,e,j =, na,;r
enc s, y" Htasy she So April aest soa Agetsn
trade coo.j.i t,1 o f' ,e roe OF ihyr 'oc II
h.. " ae,S "spe'nos. fair's &c. Ss 7'b.'' tmsnt
s'e ly "'' matte knc oon The DAY OK
Msrsh 90 MURPHY & SCOTT, .ga..,,.
p, p !, Il 4 L 4.
y MIsost eveyv lescrip,o,
ran SAGE' .Hr MS 0FFICE
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A PLAIN QUESTION.

PROM TIE N. Y. NATIONAL ADVOCATE,
IVeH adopted to fhe Meridian Of
VIRGINIA.
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" The Russian Secretary took hacI
on Friday, at Petersburg for Norfolk.

" We understand letter has been re
ceived by the Governor. dated on SUNDAY.
stating that two Tenders and several bar
ges OF the enemy had been seen above
Hog island, q or miles below James
Town 90 this River; )-and that it was sup
posed to he their intention to reach Hoods
~. 5. Fort) that night.-There were three
large vessels (the letter does TO. say of
what nation or description above that fort
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AdjutaHt Generals Office,
Richmond March 10th, 1918. s
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u ~ e1hress arriucd 20 t1e Gouerno

~ ~" c|IftSS NTTtOc0 10 the GOUPruoT
yesterday about II O'Clock, 6yfnpi7or the
J0,lo7nfag Mformdfiou. IN substance
The enemy yesterday came above Hog leland
as h'gh - Swan's point and made moments irdiea
I've Of sh intention to proceed much higher a., tbe
river, but bnaiiy dropped down aud anchored below
Hog Island. The intentions of the enemy begin m
deve'ope themselves, and should they attempt 20
penetrate into the interior, we trust we shall 81
them warm reception" All Aessels Wing down the
Iver should be instantly recalled not one permitt Ell
to clear out Tor ports below Ne. IN the enemy came
above The island several small es.ss saved themselves
by fight.
~" AZ this Interesting era, our friends in
the country will look to us with some anx-
iety Tor he We1Oa. Their patriotism. the
pride OF valour which swells their veins. the
rich Legacy bequeathed them by their
brave fcrefathers, will serve 10 invoke their
attention to the lower country.-We shall
crafty their utmost wishes by giving them
all the information which il is liz TO pub
lish.
II We are wise. the predatory Incursions
Ut the enemy will do us service. II will
put ps on the alert--it willcause no to take
'hqse stfhs Tb'eh W. sReald %, paw. done
without TN: Ia will snNask H. vcs.
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y'HE sUBscPfBke


AS Tor sile on accommodating terms. -,he fol.
n 4 lowing at c,es, VIZ.
SO Hlds 3h sroof Antigua Rum,
do 5th proof Jasnaca do--yery DID.
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 eases real Holland Gin,
10 quarter casks old Madeira Wine,
half pipes dry Lisbon do.
do. Sherry do
pipes London p. T.ncrife do.
40 1oz- genuine Port do.
60 doz. Grab Cider,
10 Hhds. refined Loaf Sugar,
81 Bills first quality Brown Jamaica do.
20,o0Nlb prime Coffee in Bags.
10 chests imperial gun-powder tea,
SO ieaden do. dos lbs. each .
10 Boxes fresh Mustard,
90 do. Spermaceti Candles,
60 do. Tallow do.
5000 N. Goshen Cheese,
IA Boxes Pineapple do.
tierces fresh clover seed.
so Crates blue and Green cds'd. Dining Plates,
10 do. Cream col'd. do.
Iuuo' assorted DO.
90 DO each containing Dining sett
II l. so,
genera, assortment of rich Gu, AMI plain GLASS.
AMONG which Chandeliers, Listers, Globe
Lamps, India Shades, Wine Coolers, finger Guns,
Large and small salyers, &c &c.
April 2s. ow,f.
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THE BLESSINGS OF ROYALTY.

The following, from Cob6ett's Register, will pu>
the public in pOsss Of particulars in re,-
ton to the subject q! he letter from the Princess
oil Wstes published sstcr,ay, which not, be-
beve, generally kno~n.-Thc fact. stated in reia-
ton to the enormous expenditures oi the prince
which governs that Inflated kingdom, although
repeated over AVID over sgsu III this paper, will no
doubt st this time cause many Ia raisc, ere
they follow any longer the Footsteps those whose
avnwer object il reduce tits country TO e.
Inilar degree OF debascment and oppression.
.@llrord.
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AN ACT.
Nm ACT,
Owing farther time 10 purchasers Of public lands Il
to heir


Giving further time 10 purchasers Of public lands 20
complete their payments.
81. az eAGefed BY RE Senate and Hcuse of Re.
preseHfdtsves 81 the Uaite6 States Of america IN
Congress dSsenbIea, That every person WHO prior
20 the hrst day ct April, thousand eight hun.
dred and nine, had purchased any tract or tracts OF
lant ct the Uuited States, not exceeding in the
wh"e SIX hundred anil forty unless the tract
purchased be fractional section sections of rac-
uonai sections classed with entire sectisn at any
ot The land offices established for the disposal Of the
public lands, and whose lands have not already been
actually sold, or reverted to the United STATES, Tor
non payment ospart OF the purchase money, shall
be allowed the further term of three years from &
after the expiration of the period already given by
'aw, tor completing the payment OF the said pur-
uhase money, which further term OF three years
Shaii De allowed only on condition, First-that all
arrears OF interest on the purchase money shall
nave been pad before the time shall have ex-
pred according TO former laws fos completing the
payment oil the purchase nOney-PropideG, That
IN All cases in which the time for completing the
payment of the purchase money NAV have expired
or shall expire before the first day If June next,
the ,'tres. may be paid on or before that day. Sc.
como, ina' the res due oi the sum due on account
~ me principal OF such purchase, shall be paid with
lot rest thereon, in three equal annual payments,
viz---One third OF the said residue, with interest
which, may tben he due thereon wiihi., one wear
anoher third ct said residue, with inter est within
Two years, and the remaining thf OF said residue
"nh interest within three years after the yxpr tion
o. the uTae Tor completing the PAYMENT On account
o' such purchase. according former laws; and in
case oi s'ure IN paying either the arrears or inter
est or airy OF three insssiments of princi al with
the accruing interest, at the time nd times above
mentioned. the tract of laad shall be orthv 18th adj.
v'''ised and offered for SALE in the msnnrr and OH
the Terms directed, by Law, in case of lsn,ls not
pa for within the limited term and shall rev.r,
IN like manner, if the sum due with interest he no,
~ such sale bi'i'len and paid Provided, That the
dement, OF this act shall extend an, person or
persons or account OF any purchase ct any trsct
or tracts of land male at any of the land ofic.,
north west of the river Ohio, prior to the frs,
eight
Signed above.
March 8, 1913.
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AN ACT,

Making appropr,pton for alterations and repairs
IN the Capitol
BE az enacted ~ the Senate and House Of Re
preSsatgt.Ves Of ne Unstea States Of -sastScd in
Congress .sssembfed, That a not exceeding
i've Thousand dollars shall be- aud the is here.
by appropriated, to be appsa under the direction
ri the Presnsat o. the Umited States, in such re
pairs or a'scra,,ons in the chamber of the House of
Representatives as may be necessary for their
communication in their future sessions, having in
view as well the increased number OF the members
as the better lighting, ventilating and warming the
e"a'nberi which sum shat, be paid out Of any
money in the Treasury no, otherwise appropria-
ted.
Sec: g md be itfi1ther enacted That five hum
Hrea dollars he appropriated to repair the roof Of
the Capitol, to be paid ont of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sigreil Ne above.
Mac, s,-isi5.
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HE Subscriber wishing TO remove to the yyesS
crn Country, offers for sale, the
TRACT OF LAND,
On which he lives, coitsinipg 4G7 1-2 .crss; II
lies IN the lower end oil Lonisa Coun,y on Tie South
fork OF Pamunky River. aboht SIS miles from i,.sh-
monS, and a6ost 10 miles from Gooehlsni Coirt
House, IN m agreeable neighhourhocd The stustisu
IS handsome ore, Ia. fertility otthe SOIL has been
frequent, remarked by those iSirg in the neish-
bourh"od there are abou, 80 acres q the tract
LOW GROUEDS,
Inc improvements are comfortable dwelling
itouse, ard convenient cut Houses, !rii, trees ,f
diheien, Ands--S!so one moieiy ct valuable
GRISI' MILL & SIN MIL.
on the river adjoining the slove Tract Of Land.
with ) acres of.'Lsnd annexed the CriSt liri
works pair Corn Stones. and one pair Burrs two
boitine Cloths Ne. anh with very little expcnce
might he dxed for manufacturing a further dies.
Wtion Is deemed unne &C ssary as il is prcsumah;e
Tie purchaser viii view the premises before pur-
chasing.
CORNELIUS BARNEY.
Farm Hill, Rrril 80. wiw,
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BY AUTHORITY.
For tlc aid OF Wa.hinpton Lee.

Tor tIc Telitf Of Wilmington Lee.
BE n tnacfed By Me Senate and House Of Re.
bycsenfaiiues II thc Unfed Sd:es Of .9,yaericn in
Congress QssembieG, That the proper account.
ing officer NJ the department Of war he, and he is
hereby directed 10 allow to Washington Lee, nov a
captain ~ re army of the United States in the ee-
flement &C his sccoCn', Judge advocate for the
southern department bf tie army, from the nine.
tecnih ley Of Februarj, one thousand ght hundred
AID 30, uai D., svth DAY of February one thousand
sight hundrcd Il twelve, he same compensation
Which is provided Tor Judge advocates. when taken
worn the En-, ny an ast passcd the eleventh day Of
January, one thousand eight hundred and twelve
entitled " In act TO raise an additional Tnitar,
force" n. CLAY,
S5eakey >ffhc House If Rcbyesepfafipes.
WIN. a. CRAWFORD.
President q tie Senate pro ieta6oye.
1shfareh 3, 1919.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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LAND FOR SALE
Signed as above.
March 8, 1918.

HE Subscriber wishes to sell the tract of Land
whereon he now resides, in the county of
C.aT'o'te' containing by late survey 7eO acres 500
OF winch seil remain in woods-Th5 land is v ell
adapted to Corn, small grain and Tobacco, and is
wei wstered with convenient streams passing thro'
u, is very healthy situation with good and conve-
nient buildings, Ito wit, dwelling house 80 fee, NV
20-two story high with convenient rooms, good
Kitchen, DAIRY, and other necessary houses las
several very good springs, and also well in the
yarn. It's distance from LynchSurg is about 40 miles,
Richmond ITO, Petersburg 100, and Q miles ahoys
Charlotte Court House.
plcation TO the subscriber. ~
HAMLlN EPPES
March 12. w,o,,
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HAMLlN EPPES.
W12wn.
March ~.
LAND OFFICE. April Cd 1a1s

- -t1FD VI NT1, NpTII IU, 1915.
pursuance of an Act of Assembly passed the
18th OF February 1911, entitled " IN act 10 a.
mend the several LaRs concerning EscheatS" do
hereby make it known that the two following tracts
OF land situated III the County of Brooke have es.
cheated TO the Commonwealth as appears by the
Certificates OF the Escheaor of said county bearing
date the 18th day OF March last, yz.-Oae tract re-
puted to contain 100 acres, of which Tbsmas M
Broom is said to have died seized-The other
tract reputed to contain Sd saith acres. and Of
which John Reed is said to have died seized
CHARLES BLAGROVE. Re,r.
The Editor of the National Inteli;geneer viii i,
sert the above advertisement in his paper for G
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