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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
Valuable Lands for Sale.

DY Virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed to
- the Subscriber and Thomas Marshall, ESQ.
byWm. VI. Richardson Of the County Of Goocb-
land, to secure debt due to Thomas FouIke
OF the City of Richmond, shall proceed to sell
Tract Of LAND, lying in the aforesaid county
of Goochland, and bounded by the lands of Mr.
Archibald Bryce, VIM. Britt, sen.Wm. a. Ford,
VIM. George, sen. Geo. Holman, John Wood
sou,Edward Cunningham, Paul Dismieux, Tho
mas HerndOn, John Herndon, and John Forbes,
being the Lam ON which the said William vi.
Richardson re,ides or so much thereof as will
ay the third instalment with interest from the
rst OF March last.
The sale TO be N adc before the door Of the
Bell Tavern, IN the City Of Richmond, on the
9Th day Of May next, for cash
TBOS. BINFoRD.
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April l..
RoBERr pooRE.

D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
N public generally, that he viii cater the ST
oond day of May next continue To carry on the
Cabinet Business, in his new house, now build
ing, next door below his present sidence, AID
next door above Ellis & Allan, on the stree
leading from main street TO the gov, rnor's,
where he will use every exertion IA ms pow,s
to give general satisfaction in the line OF hi
profession. All orders from the country shat,
be attended to with dispatch.
TIM Richmond, April 6, 1914
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SPRING.

m the Notes Of an american Tyre" BY Miss
Lomax, lately published at this office.
ITTEN DURING THE LAST ILLNESS or A
BELOVED BROTHER.
HARK !it was snre the Turtles note
The breexes bore along;
Aspiring return, she tunes her throat
Mourning these woods among.
Sad songstress let thy music iow.
In murmurs on my ear,
And Twill hail thy plant of woe,
While Springs sweet buds appear.
Soft breczes catch the soothing sound,
Aud Fancy loves thy lay,
While Echo swells It all around,
AT morn and close Of day.
Now Nature mourns no NOR decay,
But wakes again in smiles
And blooming sweet. in rich array.
Her vot'ry's time beguiles.
And o may swift the genia, year,
Brothers health restore;
Spread DER that languid form so dear
Hygeis'stints once more.
Spring breathes! the balmy zephyr breathes,
And infant buds expand
Opening they twine in rosy wreaths,
Batll'd by Aurora's hand.
And now appear the finished bowers,
Adorn'd with vivid hues;
Celestial odors scent the flowers
That blush thro' morning dcws.
Zephyr exhales, and from his wing S
Delightful odors shake;
While birds their matin chorus sing,
And sweetest concert make.
The waves no longer hoarseIy roar,
Their dashngs rude they cease;
And slowly passing, gently pour
Soft sounds Inspiring peace.
Oh, Nature .pleasure-giying power,
And great in ev',y scene
beloved is cen thy stormy hour,
Buf more thy smile serene.
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Eofiee.

lTHRco partnership Is yEssrss & Poosk,
viii be dissolved, Ivy mu,nal cOns.ri. o.,
he second day of Mag next. All persons nav
INK CLAIMS against tlie concern arc requested to
make them known before that time, IL, order
that arrangements may be made for their az
Justinent land all persons Indebted 20 tie said
concern are requested 10 settle their accounts
So early IS posslble-its situation requires .hzt
no indulgence should DC granted
EDNCND WEBSTER.
ROBHRT pOOEE.
April 1, 1914.
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BELL MEAD.

Belonging 20 the heirs Of the late CaAsLEs Lo.
cAS, Esquire, containing 1753 acses.-D Deep
creek, w.iich is a large and neyer-.aisins stream
runs tbr0u "a The tract and affords a most ysE,l-
able Mill. SEAT, about half a mile fr1,s.. the.
river. TO ShiciI it Is boxt2ble--it is IN good and
healthy ne.ghbourhood, which with the faci-
lily OF carrying the crop to msrxet by wafer
increases It's value, the freight Of wheat beng
generally Only about cents a busheI. There
are about $50 acres above & from 30 70 30 2crcs
below the creek, os the FIRST KATE JAMES
RIVER Low GKOUNDS-the high land Is
principally in woods, lays weiE, Is heavily tim
bercd, and IS generally good fertile FARMING
anal TOBACCO LtND-It will b.. divided ineo
two tracts, AS may appear to BE the Wish Of the
purchasers. Possession will be given of the
land, for wheat, IN time 20 SOW this season. and
ct the buildings, &c. on the first day of Jan,Ia
ry. One third OF the purchase money to be paid
IN trst September next. and the balance in two
annual payments. Personal security will be
required tor the first payment, and deed Of
trust on the property to secure The whole Mr..
Tucker, who lives on the estate, will shew IL
previous to the day of sale, to- any person v ish-
ing TO purchase. One of the undersigned will
80 be an the ne'ghbourhood tor that purpose
rom tina 2Otn 10 the 25th April, and from the
10Th oil May TO the day of sale Should the 18th
OF May be a rainy day, the sale may possibly be
postponed till the next fair day; bu. as some
bidders will probably be from a distance. a
well as the subscribers, no trifiing cause viii
delay the sale from positively taking place, and
no private sale will be made in the interim.
CHARLES F. LOGAN, 10,
himseg, and as artorner:
JAMES CARTER.
NEIL MCOULL.
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TRULY FORTUNATE LMDEED.
The 10000 dollar Prize, also /!
IRON Fs
WAITL's OFFICE.
No. i3648
Was drawn the Capital PRIZE OF 800, 1000, on
tuesday last, m the

No. 1868
Was drawn the Capital PRIZE OF goo. 600 ON
Tuesday last, IN the
Washington Monument Lottery.
TWAS sold by tho Truly Fortunate Vendors
u OF Tickets, u. & X. WAITE, aud was sent
enclosed in letter ony a few DAYS since, to- a
gentleman at Windsor in Vermont II IS ra.
Their extraordinary that only II days prior,were
drawn two Capital Prizes, one OF 5000 in the
above Lottery, and one of $4,000 Dollars in the
Trinity Church Lottery, which were both sol
by q q X WAITE; the s. 200 prize in shares
ot Tickets signed by them, and being the
highest pr re ever sold IA the U S. in shares OF
Trkets and the highest p'ize ever drawn by
une number, IN any Letter, IN the United ates.
WI. 100000, was also sold by G. G. x. WAITE.
WAC have n,~ a few more warranted undraN n
Ticke,s for sale in the WashI,s ION Monument
Lottery, at their office III Baltimore They
have also tor sale, at their Offices In New-york
and Albany, Tickets in the
NEW YORK STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH {:
$4,000 Highest Prize.
Shares Of Til kets also signed by them.
ITj The Public will please to take notice, tha
MI Tickets from G. G r. WAITE's Offices Wi
have their name printed on the back of eac
and those without their name are not from the "
offices. They will advance Cash for Prizes as
soon as drawn, and give all Lottery information
gratis. A liberal allowance made TO those W ho
buy quantity OF Tickets.
Books s Stationary.
Playing Cards Sand Pahcr- Emery, Jc
zoholesaie e retail, as dbope.
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Sales at Auction.

"nN Monday the I'd day OF May next. iffair,
~ otherwise the next fsir day, TIE subscrib
ers will sell At public laction, on the premist 3,
without reserve, under the management o.;
Moncnr~, Robinson s. Peasants, all tie follow
ing DroDerty vix.-The ~ g
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Samuel G.. Adams,

is NOW RECEIVING
100 Casks Nails, assorted,
I Hogslead Knob Locks,
DO. Files,
DO. longs. shoveIs and Pokers,
Do. Saddiery assorted,
Do. Tea Kettles,
Do. Till and Chest Locks, Butt
Hinges, &c.
4 DO. assorted Hardware,
so Ton Bar Iron, assorted,
10 Baltimore Ploughs,
IL boz. Saddle Trees,
ALSO ON HAND,
good assortment Of Hardware, Ironmonpery,
Cutlery and Brass Wares, Boiling Cloths.
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, &c. S<c.--which are of.
cred for sale, on moderate terms.
Dec. 10. ~
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April 1, 1914.

- The editors os tie Petersburg In.eIl;.
gercer and Fredericksburg Herald are request
ed to publish the above adv rtisement in their
sPectIve paper, ill day sale, and transmit
their accounts to the editor of the Argus Tor
payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
THE HIGH PRIZES .4GALN, FROM
WAIrE,s OFFIC rs.
April 81.

AnN the hrst day of this month (April) was
~ drawn the Capital Prize OF $4,000 Dollars.
in the Trinity Church Lottery, now drawing in
Baltimore. 1t was sold in SHARES OF TICK
ETS signed BY, G. {, X W.dIT'E-part of it to
Mr.. Worklnger, blacksmith part to Mr.. Sny
der, brass-founder tboth OF Baltimore y and
other parts to adventures in New-York and
Philadelphia. The fortunate holders of which
are informed that they may receive the cash i'm
mediateiy, by applying at either Of C. & X
WAIrE's Offices, in New-York, Albany, PHI
ladelphia, or Baltimore.
It's worthy Of remark, that on the same day
was drawn, Prize Of Five Thousand Dollars.
in the Washington Monument Lottery, which
was also sold by q. & X. WAITE, in Baltimore,
to gentleman oil that city. The Capitai Prize
of 10000 Dollars in the late Pennsy lvania Lot
tesy, and one of 81 600 Dollars in the late Sus-
quehanns Canal Lottery, were both sent from
their Offices 10 Boston, as was also $50, 900
Prize i'll the last named Lottery, sent from their
Office to Providence and, III the New-York
Lotteries, most OF the Capital Prizes, for many
years past, 1t Is well known, have been sold by
G. & r. WAITE, who have now for sale, at
Their truly-tortunate Lottery Offices, Nos "a
and SO, Maiden-Lane, New.York, and No. 90,
State Street, Albany,
II great Yariety IF Tickets and Shares in
the tbt
HOARD OF HEALTH LOTTERY,
Which Is the next one to be drawn in ". York,
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
HIGHEST PRIZE.
Distant Adven,urers, by enclosing the Cash.
may have Tickets q Shares forwarded by mail
10 any part OF the United States, with perfect
safety, and on as good terms as though they
resided ~ the City, and at the end oil the draw
ins, they will be Informed by &. s. IL. WAITE
of the tate of their Tickets.
W The Public viii please to take Notice,
that all Tickets nome & X. WAITE's Offices
have their names printed on the back of each,
and those without their names are not from
tier Offices. They will advance Cash for Prizes
as soon as drawn, and give all Lottery intorma-
ton gratis.
liberal allowance made to those who buy a
quantity OF Tickets
Orders for Tickets in all the Eastern Lot,e.
ries, received at each OF their Offices.
April 4, 1914. 4t.
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Stampt Paper,

OF the State of Virginia, and ofthe u. S
--also, cash FOR prze tickets, or for Bank
notes Of other States, car be had by applica
ton at the Lottery Office of LEX.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
Wilson's Ornitholory.
April is, 1914.

CT The Subscribers FOR Wilson's Orni,hology,
are respectf ny informed, that this valuable work
will nc completed 10 lie course Of the ensuing sum
mer " Will he comprized IN Q vols. The 7th aud
9Th vols. will be ready, for delivery, at this Office in
few days.
April 20, 1914. (4t)
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Valuable James River Land
FOR SALE

ON Tuesday the i7b May, will positiyei,
~ be Sold on the premises, th@s yllsabie Is
tate, IN the county OF Powka:.a, ii mics ssora
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VIRGINIA:
df q SUPERIOR Court of Chcucerv

VIRGINIA:
fit a SUPERIOR Court of Chancery.
holden a. the caeitol IN the Ci:y Of Rickmond,
the 27'A day Of January, 1914.
Matthew Clay, Plaintiff
AGAINST
Sarah Williams, executrix Of Joseph Williams,
and administrators of Robert Williams, John
Call and Lucinda his wife. William Williams
& John b Scott, executors of Elizabeth will
liams, widow, and John Robert Williams, an
infant son of John Williams deceased, by the
said Elizabeth Williams his guardian, James
Chalmers, Sarah Chalmers, late Sarah Wat
kins, widow and administrative, and Mourn
ing Micajah Watkins, an infant daughter
OF Micajah Watkins, dece ssed, by Henry E.
Coleman her guardian, and Nathaniel Wash.
ington Williams, Martha Williams and Fanny
Williams by Sarah Williams their guardian,
James Vaughan, executor of Thomas Lanier,
Joseph Williams, who was appointed by the
said Joseph Williams, decd, an ex'or to his
will, & the heirs, executors or administrators
OF Richard Harrison, deceased, Defendants
HIS Cause came on this day to be heard gu
the papers formerly read, and the report Of
Commissioner Nicholson, pursuant to the order
OF the 2lst day OF June 1911, and was argued by
counsel: On consideration whereof, and be-
cause the new parties made by the amended
bill, filed since the said order of reference to
commissioner, were not properly before the
court at the time the said order was entered,
and against whom the plaintiff now do have
proceeded, in the mode prescribed BY law, a.
gainst the absent defendants land they still
failing TO appear and answer,) the court doth
recommit the report to the commissioner who
made 1t. although The same, in other respects
may be right and correct, for him to consider
and report tberenpon.
ca copy--Teste)
WV. ". HENING, C. C.
THE Parties Interested will take notice, that
have appointed Monday the 23d May next, to
carry the foregoing order into effect, when they
will please attend az the Swami Tavern, in this
city, between the hours Of 9 and 2 o'clock, with
their books and papers prepared for compile
ance with the said order.
JOHN NICHOLSON, VI. C.
Commissioners Office, Rich }
mond. February %, 1914 23M
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Also.

Also,
A handsome assortment of LEATHER, which
they will dispose of on such terms as are calcu.
lated TO invite the dealers in the above articles
ALEXANDER CLAY & Co.
Philadelphia, Marcil, 1914. w2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27

az Sub'cribers to Lepis and (larks
E1tird'ifion, are informed. hat they NAV CD.
tain tbeiF copies al 5 Peasants Book Store
Richp ID. #:
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WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather Store

lust opened at No. III, South Front. doors
y below Market-street, where the subscribers
offer for sale,
10000 pair first quality mems coarse SHOES
5000 do. second do. do. do do.
10000 do hrst do. do lined & bound do.
1000 do. second do. do do. do.
1000 do first do. do calf md seal do.
LOCO do. do. do. do. leather 8. pink
800 hned do.
1000 pair mems laced BOOTS,
1000 do boys coarse and fine SHOES,
d'oOO do. do laced BooTS& JEFFERsONS
10000 do. womens' SHOES, we'll assorted.
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The Board Of Trade hereby inform, all
whom 1t may concern, that it has been ac-
quamted by his Excellency the Secretary of
1tate Tor Foreign Affairs. that by a decree of
II. r. highncss our sovereign prince. dated the
18th inst. no ships or vessels shall be cleared
out or dispatched from any port of the United
Netherlands, which are designed to fetch
Negroes from the coast of Africa, or from any
OF the Islands belonging to that continent, and
to convey them to the continent, or Islands of
America-and that all ships or vessels dc
signed for the Slave Trade, shall be refused
abundance at every fort, factory, colony, OF
Passessions,, on the Coast of Guinea.
Trade.
GSignedl SEVERN"
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VIRGINIA.

N 'for Court Of Chr1ieeryfos' a.s RIcltnoi.a DIS
nae', the first das IF ing. 1914:
HIN. Da,,iei, JIM, PPtT.
AGAINST
Robert g. Gi6so,s, .a,ry a. b. Gibson, Polassse r.
BET, Richoud j&gyos, Edmund Egelesion, Jesse
.'Ehef, joel ~. Jones', Joi1t iTootson aud Jokn ke
so, r, Dct,,s
THE defendGRt Robert b. Gibson not ha1s,is en-
tered ms afcorpce and sire Sccify DING, TO
The .4et Of .fsssaby ANA she Rules Of f6ts Co,ot, and
aca'an2 By sitactory s1sIence that he is rot an
'nhahi,c1u IF ms cSnn:u 1t is ordered, In0t he
sud Jefe"oant 10 GhceG' here on tie FIRST dig af the
merit term and ans,eei' tie oil cfthe PdinfiS eu tat
copy hns ordr be ,ri,yqh inserted IA some r,erss
pot ff6tsaedi, me City Of chmond for t,po months
snecessitety aud Posted az the front door Of tie Cap
itoL, IN the sud City
U-N ". HE.NLy'G, C. c.
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From che Colum5mn.
j. M'DONOUGH'S VICTORY

from me Colnn,oign.
M'DONOUGH'S VICTORY.
O,freemen! raise ajuyous strain
AIott the Eagle towers,
''We's,e me: tie e'ieas" agiu--
Agsin have mad. them "oursp'
Champiain. the cannon's laundering voice,
Proclainls Thy waters free;
Thy forcst-waying hills rejoice,
And eeho-1ictoiy!
The striped flag upontLy wave,
Trumphantly appears
And to invested landsmen, brave,
A star o. premise bears.
Now to the world, Famc's trumpet sounds
The deed with new applause,
While from Conquered Fleet re sounds
Our seamens loud huzzas!
Britannia, round thy haggard brows
Bind bitter NORWOOD still;
For 10 again thy standard bows,
ToyaiIadt Yankee skill,
But, o what cliaplet can be found,
N'Donoug' browsto grace
lis donew The glorious wreath is bound,
Which Time ile'cr eifnce !,
And still n iust--a rich reward,
i,iscoliity has to give:
He shall be FIRST in her regard,
AEG with her Perry live!
Columbia though thy lannon's roar
On nixni seas prevail,
And tl,ere alone--whiie round each shore,
Outnumberng ships ass,il--
yst deed with deed. andname with name,
Thy gallant shall blend,
Till the bright arch OF naval fame
Der the broad ocean bend
ZEPHRI.
September IS, 1871.
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BORDEAUX, June IS.

DNNp r n ~, SuiS
Lieutenant General Lord fGU, is Com
mander in Chief of the army sent out to A
merica
Maj. Generals Sir H. Clinton, and KENT, to
have divisions.
Ross, Robinson, Bradford, Poorer e. Bing,
brigades.
The following are the Regiments
18th Light Dragons.
Sd, 4th. sth. 9th, 9th, 9th, 2sth, s7th,
S9th, 4oth, 18th, 57th, 5Sth, Goth, 10th,
Slst' SD, s5th, and ssth, Regiments OF
Foot. % -,
Six companies of artillery.
The Rocket Brigade, and respectable
Comrnissariat.
The following staff. are attached to the
Expedition.
Deputy Adiutant General, Lieutenant Col.
Browne.
Assist; Adjutants General, Lieut.. Col. IT,
ron, SSth, Stovn, 2sth, Maj. Daring, Kings
German Legion.
Deputy ouarter-Master Gen. Lit. Col. II
6crcromby, 2Sth.
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LAND FOR SALE.

FX7fIE subscriber offers great bargain in sc Tract
q of Land wiIere0n he nos lives, lying ia Automatic
county, on the main road leading from Roek-6sh Gap
to the town Of Warren, James River within niiie
mics OF sud River, and Within y miles Of MIR James
y. Cookies Merchant MILL containing by late survey
47O3 Acres About 100 Acres is cleared aud is now
Clover, IS or 20 Acres of which is good meadow
and, and is dtehcd The land lies well, is al GOOD
oundaGon, andis very kind opiUdueei'Ian, Clover,
and other Grass. The growth O iinberis chiefly pine
and oak, o which there abundance On this tract
good frame weinghous kitchen smoke-i.Ouse.
Also, large and well-but frame barn with q eel
lar UNDER the foil size OF the building, about so bearing
fruit trees, and young apple and peach orchard lately
set out OF choice fruit Very convenient TO the build
ngs is spring aiioiting excellent water.
The above land is bounded by tie lines Of Mr.. James
p. Cooke, Mr.. Tucker Coles, Capt. WIN. Dabncy
Dcest and others. Any f. rer description is deemed
unnecessary asst is presumed that person viii ur-
chase without previously viewing iie premises
An i,dsputabe title will be made to the above land
and possessiO, Immediately given ifrequired. FO.
further particulars, apply to te subscriber, living on
the premises.
JAMES WALKER.
Arc. 90 wSwF
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TEN D0LLIKs REWARD.

? AN-A-NVAY from the Subscriber, y fnulatto man
] = named George, very likely, aburt twenty
SIS years a. age ,cy bus,y hair, tJcd bcln, speaks
AID i0uks Ike Ssio.--iie was seen crossing Na,os
Bridsc on Sunday mor,jrg end il IS probable ia has
taken The road towards NOrioiS, whore hc formerly
lived, nr o'Prineefdwal1l CDart- ilooec fhc above
reward with reasonable cvpote.-s Nn be pad on his
being lodsed in Jsi, u delivered ,ot,e Sphsc,iicr
GEORGE MARN
Sclh ~. NJ
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20 UOLL.iR.S EEjYG3D

VIII be given by the Subscribers to any person who
VIII deliver TO diem two negroes
JULIUS e. DICK,
ten dollars Cor either of them or FIVE dollars fo,,
securing eacl oi them in Jail so that we get them
JOLIUS Is the property oi John fiankins of James
Ciy county, where have dobf but he is in that
county o. the lower end ef New-keut tic is about S
feet, Q or Inches high. He vent OF in June lsst-
DICK Is the property Of William Wsddel,,
OF Ncw-hent county, stout and well made
Dick has been living in Ric,,mond for many
Years. though We have nodo,h ne ,rs made tor New
Mentor James City, he from tiiere-b s,s
his father lives IN She county ofJanies Ciy He went ~.
way the Sth day of August.
The above Reward will lie paid by the subsoribers 4,
delivered or secured in Jail so that We get them
JOHN & WIN. b. LIPSCOMBE..
August 90. n
n ME icla05ld U,loli .qi' Fsnnacc IS now in ONE
4 ration. Castings in Brass aud Wrought Iron work
will asobe executed at the Furnace. Orieis left ut Tie
Furnace, or with John Pslkl OF this place. or Foliet
Lea in Petersburg, viii be thankfully reseved and
promptly attended 10.
fa7]tIiR, Sabbatton, s. 10.
June 4. If
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A FARM FOR SALE.

N OFFER for sale the farm which reside, lying
4 about ten miles I'm Duniries in The county q
Prince William, OF the larc western roads,
The tract eontansbctween ami 100 acres is well wa
tered and tin,bcred, with n comfortable DWELLING
house and offess-ihe stustion is rcnr,rkahi, h..!
Thy.
Wx A. CsDhDE.
Aug ~. Ina
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
STOP THE DESERTER.

EOHN BELCHER, born in Franklin county. fee,
Cd one inch high, 90 years of age, blue ewes, dark
hair, light complexion, by profession planter or com
mon-labourer He is supposed to have gone to Blue
Stone In the county OF arNle, his usual place resi-
dence.
The above reward, and all reasonable cxpences viii
be paid to any WHO will deliver said desertcr to me
in the Ciyof Richmond, any officer of the United
States Army.-Giveu at the Recruiting Rendezvous
ia the City Of Richmond, this 5otll day Of Aug 1911
G. McLAUGHiIN
Lieut.. Goth Regf. u. S. l. C0aEaautI4g
Sent g. In,
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FOR SILE.
A PRIY.aTE TUT0R JI.1.N'TEj y.

al M III II u iOG ~ NV 10 ~.
4 GFNTLEMAN properly recommended as to
IN character aud disposlioH, and ell qualified 10
teach the Latin, Greek and French languages Geo
graphy, Mathematics and Natural and Moral Phioso-
ply, may lind stuatian and suitable salary in a pii-
yate family, james River about ninety five miles ~
bove Richmond. Application NAV be made to the Ed
otr ihs paper or letter addressed to A b at Buck
iDghain Court-house.
September ii. II
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VALUABLE NEGROEs

Pursuance OF q power of Attorney, executed By
Egbert HmTi>to me, dated 1gth November, / 90 )
aud made 'rrevncale for ticsace Of FIVE years from
us date, aud In order 10 rnabio 60 meet engage
nlents nnde by me, in pursuance of said power Of
torney While Sold, for cash, at the late dwelling
house o! sail Harris, in Powhatan COUNTY, near Ja1s
River, about twenty miles above Rclnnotd s. like'y
slaves Of all descriptions, amongst WHOM, is VALUABLE.
blacksmith and also seven horses seven oxen ,,d
Two eows-or much Of said property as will ra.,
the Of six thousand dollars.
The sale will take place on the 29th Of the present
month. DANIEL WI srN
Amelia Sept. 81. IDS
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BLNR .NILL-srO.NKs.

ygVlIE Subscriber, (rr,iling IN the upper cns Of
4 PpwlDtc County has ior sale q riair NJ -four feet
brrr 1l sloa,s. az t.c bcsauainy Mr. Robt poore,
81 The Cny o 20, nond, authorised 20 contract for
ilir sale 81 the g,ue.
Wn. 10. TAYuon