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RISE OFLAKE ERIE

EXTRACT eta letter TO the Editor ofthe Buffalo Ca
seife, dated .N5GaLy, 5sh mo :, 1915.
he rise u sac water ia Lake Erie, noticed in thy
%ASeitc ct The I'd IRst, is fact of some Importance. in
Natural science, Connected with this, 1 am making
aneEort TO collect data Tor detailed u this seem
HS ehctease OF the waters, preparatory to a phoso-
Phc inquiry the causes tat may have produced il
want q asc rtaia when the rise OF the water WAS
hrst noticed, whc Their the hs been in regular Pre-
portion CIR nn quail during any part OF the s,nce
soselFel anu, from nus learn, what is
te actual rse now, compared VITA the elevation OF
HE wafer IN former years. III in thy power To put
Int IN poss ssio OF any additional facts connected with
tntee inquiries, should be Obliged b. Thy doia, SO
my method seems arrogant OF display OF know
ledge my friends will excuse me-; and am no, n.
STAINED to venture the inquiry. Indeed, if ,,n
hot nu>h mistaken, this subject OF
lance than It would readily The extraordinary
character oil our sons, during several years. has al
ready produced such changes i. the climate and Sec
sWS oil large poron OF the region asIo call
Dr correspondent changes i'll the practice of agrcul-
S@re-ad the weather the land ubeys the same i'm
pulses that swell the lake, the torrent of its
outlet.
Fully persuaded as am, that we have vet TO wit
ness the sane combination of extraordinary causes
through eight or aine succeeding years. Ar, tl,c
Iore willing TO the public attention called to cons
oer the character OF the climate in which We dwell
succession tnine wet summers, yet to come, could
me fact be known would call for much consideration
ana good deal OF reform and venture {, predict
yet Ie years, characterized BY an excess of hrnlt,
IN the atmosphere My calculations ON this subject
are now nearly nine years old, and nine Years IA e
Sonirmed the correctness of my r.ase ming | do not
expect the waters la Lake Erie will continue to rise ali
'ese ne years but they probably will during part
oil that time and expect that after that period they
VIII suoSlIe even below their former level
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A Nuraber cf the stockholders os the armers'
"a Bank of Virginia, resident in Norfolk, Fredei-
'cksburg, and Petersburg. having cale, general
meeting on FRIDAY the 7h Of July Tor the purpose of
altering or ansuing one of the regulations adopted
by the President and Directors of the Farmers ilauk
Of Virginia NJ the establishment OF the Offices of Dis
count and Deposit, and subsequently, sanctioned by the
Stockholders themselves & il being deemed essential
to" the well ordering Of the affairs ofthe corporate
ON that the subject at issse between the Farmers
bsnk OF Virginia aud scnie OF the Offices should be
thoroughly understood and dchuiiively settled BY
full * iair representation cfthc stoclhodersa at large
and as may be incOnveIent Tor many oithe distant
stockholders 20 attend in person oeccsica co inn
portant to their interest
G. Res0tted, That u.c Cashier do cause 70 hepubsh-
ed the form o. power fer voting hy proxy and that
be respectfully recommended 10 such Stockholders rs
cannot he present at the said meeting appoint sub
sttutcs"
Extract Jo''' The Minutes e. tie President aud ID:
recf0rs
WM. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
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SALES Al AUC'IiUN.

NlLL BE SOLD, without reserve, On Saturday
w the LIST day of July next, at IL ocl0ck.3. VI.
Fo'tS-tTro .fcreS cf I0itsd6ie Land,
behg within Tour miles O the City OF Richmcnd
lying on the Brook swamp, within lli a mite OF the
turnpike Road, adjoining the Lands OF .iesSr'S Tao
Co1tHcg q Root. - id1Son There 10 attached 10 Ibis
handsome little farm, about ten or tsevc acres Of
prime mea;io" lann md about the same quantity 90,
Vered with excellent timber the re ituc has o.. L;
ciot OF small grain there is also good newly built
Lighthouse, an eSceent well OF watcr house stable
this year, it will be convenient that possession
should "e gwen the LIST ol January next; but should
tue purchaser 10 De put in possession OF it sooner
ne may be accommodated by paying reasonable price
Tor the crop now growing Persons residing
IN town, and wishing TO owe q small farm in
the neighOohood of Rchmond, are requested to call
ard view the premises they will seldom inset with
aspet combining 50 many advantages:
ALSO,
WIZ he sold at the same time and place eirlit wsg-
goa horses, one mule, three Wagons with gear com.
pete, tOr ten horses yoke of sxeu croD of or
and rye; with great variety Of farming Utensils
such as hoes axes pick axes. cutting knife, Eve land
SAWS, and one new cross cut With number If g.
tier articles TOO tedious to enumerate
TERMS or sALE-For the land, six months c,-sdit
be given by the purchasers giving note negotiable
AMI pay able at either the banks In Rchn,t,d will,
approved cndorsers for the other properly a credit
OF twelve months will he given FOR all sums over i've
dollars, the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curly, TO carry interest from the date if moi puncnay
pad under five dollns, cash will be required. The
public are assur ed that the sale Of the above property
VIII most certainly b: made, without limitation and a
clear and indspuable title will be made the purchaser
JACOB VALENTINE.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby Given, that the valuations of lands, lots
dwelling houses and slaves, subject 10 the United
States direct tax, have been completed by the sgtst
ant 4sSessos within the 25th district OF the State Of
Virginia (composed OF the Counties Of King William,
King Il Queen, Essex, Mhdlesex, Gloucester and
Natthews) the same will be open for inspection, and
may be examined by all persons concerned during Is
days--commencing the 2lst day of June, and apness
relative TO any erroneous excessive valuations will
be received and determined according to law and
right, and in the manner prescribed by the act of
Congress, OF the 9th OF January, 1875 to provide adj
ditonal revenues for dclrsyng the expences of goy
ernmcnt and maintaining the public credit, by laying
a Direct Tax upon the United States and to provide
for assessing and collecting the same
shall attend two successive days ut the court house
of each county, within my district, to wit In King.
William, on The 2Is St22l Of june in Nj g & Queer,
the 23i y 24ih, in Glouce stei the Goth aud 9th,
in Matthews, tive 2sh & 29t il Middl,. the sOt3
and LIST Of July, in Essex the 81 & 4t, lad tie re-
mandcr Of the % day allowed By law 1t 10 Office in
King-Wiilan County.
WIZ B. BROWNE, PrincipaI As
SCISSOR, OF the 25th strict Of the
State Of Virginia
Jure IN. 2tp
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A t aCourt he'll for Islc-of-wig County, sth dsy
~ ofJune, 1915, on The motion of Francis Nj Bow
XII, by James johnson, his attorney, who informed
the court chat Elizabeth Gale, decd late OF this coun
~, dd duly make and publish nuncupauve will IL rs
therefore Ordered, that ssmmons be issued to the
next OF Slu aid Elizabeth Gale decd To wit CIoe
Gale, (widow ofJohn) Alsy Gale, Jethro Gale, Ro-
bert Gale, John ID. Gas., Exun Gale. Dolphin Gaic,
Gae, widow of Thomas, senr. Fanny Gale, Alexan-
der Gale, Joseph Gale and sally Pope, (c,ldrca of
slid Tnomas) Patsy Gale (widow of Thomas jr) Ecy
Gale, Thomas Gals, Patsy Gale, Alexander Gale
Nancy Sale and Elizabeth Gale, (chi.dren of sid
Ihomas) Nancy uzzelIand Buxton Gale William
Iorutr and E!i7sbcth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Gale Polly Everitt, L sther Eale and Andrew Gale.
Peggy G;le wid0w OF Thomas, OF Jethro Pleasap,s
Gale, Polly Gale aud Elizabeth Gale (chLren of said
Ihomas) Elizabeth SpenC,r i, Emily Williams, james
Hal, Gecrsr Halt \o' James, Thomas Hall OF James
Joshua Ddsgn and Nancy his wife, ierIncriy Nancy
Hall, John Hall (0f james, George Dixon and Sally
las "f,, formerly Sally Hall, and Polly Garier lor-
merfy Polly tisll) Did Sumner and Nancy bis we,
Nancy Williams, Matthias Spencer ard Abigaii 30
cock, and the children, their &c scencants il any
there be OF Thomas Amey, decd, aud Aiisy MS vile
formerly Ailsy Gale, be summoned appear here az
the next court Tor this county, contest Tie, sane ii
they please, at which the said will WILL be
for probai.
ind be ii further Ordered-Thst this ort.e.
be published for tnrce weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Norfolk Herald ANA Ricnuoid Enquirer, anu also
posted at the courthouse door OF this County
II Coby---Testt.
NATL. You've, C. l. w. &.
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FOR SALE.

THE TAVERN * PLANTATION,
CON-T,fLNING 100 .GCRESOF L.4.NrD
yMTHEREON now ,de in Cumberland County
w near Carters'ille on James River, immediate
ly on the Carolina and Lynchburg roads, to Richmond
where the maii-stage passs weekly. This place is
healthy, well wacred, and in AN agreeable neiehbor-
hood-the clearinghouse has been lately repaired &
enlarged for the reception ola private family, with
commotous stables and other outhouses~;tis stust.
on sequal not superior to any stand in the country
for a Iavern-5esde many other advantages unue.
cessary to mention, it is rresumabe those inclined
TO purchase will view the premises.
The terms ofsale will be mali accom uola,ing to
he purchaser HUMPHREY BELT
In,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
Extract of a Letter.

Wt1inyton, JItne 9.
20 Yesterday at ia the morning. one of the pound.
ns-mills et the factory of e y. Dupont Il Co On the
Brandy Wine, blew up, nj the moment when the rnsn
were in the mill, taking away the pounded materials
The consequence was, that SIX of them killed on
the spot, and three wounded, one of them dangerous
iy The Machinery was not then, had been in
motion tor several hours, and from the best informat-
on |lach could be ob,sned, 1t appears certain, that
one oil the men Inadvertently carried fire in ms clothes
from his house to the mill. The melancholy creu,n-
stance ofthe death of those men, renders the ccicent
very dreadful, otherwise the damage done 10 Ge fac
toy t,iang." 49,
fnc Wilmington Waterman of this morning says,
On OF the wUuIded has since died
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Sealed and delivered in presence of
Form qf.GTdapit.

Il. % personally appeared before me magistrate
sor said and made OATH on the Holv T?,,nv.
lists OF Almighty God, that shares standing in
name, on The books Of the Earmsrs' Bank OF
Virginia, really aud boaa-fle own property.
a'h no held IN maine, frany purpose offraud or
confrvance.
n E. II tie stocl' &c held as Executor o. Ti.us-
tec me ctF9a1at must stare thar IL is houa.fde The
property G. Tie HStdfe, person IN zcioss name i,
Sf1;'Gs on Inc Books Of the said Bank.
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NOlICE.

NUTTCE.
Il Y.fLU7REE 7,2YERN'SS PLANTATION
FOR LEASE.
ESTlLL be leased for the term Of three years on
wv the premises, at Hanover Courthouse, on
"Wednesday the eSth day OF june it being Hano-
yer Court day, that we'll known Tavern and Plauta-
ton, called Hanover Courthouse, situated on the
man Stage road, heading from Richmond to Washing
ton City, ut present occupied by Capt. Dabney vii
hamon, possession TO be given the LIST day Of Janua.
r., 1915.
deem it unnecessary to give.frther details, presu
ming that any person disposed lease, will frs,
view the premises. Terms made known on the
day q lesse.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, Guardian
The Orphans Of Paul Thii,nan, decd.
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FOR FREIGHT or CH9RTER-

k&E Tae Russian Ship .3lerands1', Capt. XII
49, MOUKorr, burthen about $50 TONS g now
lying at City-Point, ready to receive oar
g@-Shc will take tobacco tobacco STEMS to any par
tbs continent of Europe, from the river Eyder, to
tn Garonne, both inclusive with liberty to call nj any
port in the English channel, for orders The terms
viii be made uncomnonly low, and the shippers have
the piviledge Of consignng tic ship, as well as car
go, to their ri2nds.-The snip is stated to be very
fine one, and well furnished. JOIN BELL.
Inn
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YILUdBLE C0-7LE-7.VDS
FOR SALE

ME Subscriber wli sell at Public lAucton, st .he
J. Bell Tavern in The City of Richmond, on Satur-
day the 22nd day of April next his interest in the
three following tracts ot coal land, yngon the waters
OF Falling Greek, the county of Chesterfield, State
OF Virginia VIZ. ten sxteentis of one hundred and
iorty-two Acres. Knogn by the na,ne Of Buck and
nniife scoalps, bounded By Black Heath coal MINIS
Thompson BIunts, and o;hers-Also three fourths of
Eighty Acres, known by the name of the Creek pits
bounded by the coo-mines OF the Messrs Raiey's On
the north, and the S,onehcnge coal-rnines on the
south--Also, ninetwenteths of seq acres, known ny
the name OF the Union CoaLpils, bounded on the
west b. the Messrs Raileys, the east BY the Coal
Lard knosya, by the name OF the Dover Coa-lts.-
The above Ft1pcrtyis very valuable, a minute des-
criptfon considered unnecessary, it is presumed
that perBpns inclined to purchase WILL preyos to the
day OF sale, view the same and make themselves
tny acquainted with its value ant situation The
Subscriber who resides in the neghborhood) will at
any time, shew the property to any person who may
call orthat purpose.
The Sale viii be made, under the superinten-
dance OF Aiessrs. Robert Graham and James w. Win
free.
CORNELIUS BUR-
Terms of Sale one third cash, the balance in tgo
equal annual payments.
Feb. 25.----w6wa2awt
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Form Qfthe Po7yer OF. itto,nev.

p. II Ut III y tfEt z ItVtI q .ItEOFILcy.
Know all men by these presents that o.
do hereby appciut substitute or prox,
20 represent at all meetings Of the stockholders Of
the Farmers' Bank Of Nnginul, and ia name
and behaltto vote respecting the enacng repeating
amending such bye-aws. ordinances Or regulations as
may be deemed necessary and convenient for the 70
,crnmcnt Oft the said Bank In witness whereof,
have hcreunto set hand and seal this div Of
in the year
SC10
.ySea \
wi
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NOTICE.
Tie Subscribers, n,,asr fhc firm

Tire Subscribers, rrdsr ire. firm IF
LEWIS, PERKINS e Co.
gGhNiNG taken the Sorh tenement ut Col. Bu,-
A. LOCKS buildings. fronting the Bssu, where tuey
can store large quantities o any article. oier their
wees Gas Commission .Eercants) to their friends aud
the puoic at large.
They have tor sale alarge quantity of Pit Goals "
ng adjoining the iumber-hpise of Fox 81 Richardson.
On the Basin. and will treat with any person (who
comes web recominende) Gov raising OF coal at Major
Jno. Mailory's Pitts. in Powi,alan
Harner LerSs, Robert Minis,
Mar. Perkins, Ro6ert French.
Nav 2f--6r
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FOR SALE.

.N me Virginia Penitentiary, 49,.
WIGHT Negro Men, OF the following descriptions.
VIZ one arput 65 yea of age. BY trade black
smith the others are likely, all between the age OF
II and % years. sound and healthy they are fer trans
portation or sale either for cash on twelve months
cret the purchaser giving sand with good security,
70 inc Executive. 49, WIN. CAMPBELL, KEEPER.
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4 nLrnber OF the Stockholders OK the bank Of
a Virginia, resident in Norfolk and Petersburg
having called general meeting Saturday, the 9Th
Of jhiy, for the purpose Of altering annullng one Of
the regulations adopted by the President and Directors
Of the Bank Of Virginia ST the establishment Of the
Offices Of Discount ard Deposit, and subsequently
sanctioned by The Stockholders themselves and il be-
wSdeemed essential to - ihe well ordering Of the at
fairs OF the corporation, that the subject at isLue be-
tween the Bs-k OF Virginia and some % the Offices
sorld be thoroughly understood and deinidvely Set
tied by full and fair representation Of the ftockhod-
es at large and It may be announcement for many
o. the distant stockholders TO att nd in berson on an
OCCASION ~ important to their interest -
"ResoiUed That the Cashier do cause to- be publish
ed the form 81 power Of oiing by proxy and that it
be respectfully recommended such stockholdersas
cannot be present at the said meeting to appoint sub
stitl cs"
Ernocf from The Minutes cfhe Prcaden. and
Directors
VIM. CAMBRIDGE, Cashier.
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Farm Of Tie lJidoyn.
IN Wit
g. 7 personally appeared before rne = magistrate
FOR said ,anf made oath, on the Holy Evanec-
Lists 81 Almighty 800, uat shares standing in
name the hooks Of the Bank of Virgins,
arc resily and bona-t'de own property, and not
held lin name, FOR any purpose Of fraud or contri-
vepre.
" p. IFhe stock he hei4 us FrecVf,r n 7'r7,s.
ne, The affidavit mist sfGfe that ms bouo f9e Me
t4bert9 Of the Esfqfe m peJeo1 ~ UJtoec .iorse il
tands o. Ms B1ois efsde Ulaps.
June 7.
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FARMERs' BANK OF VIRGINIA.
To tire Stockioldcrs 10 the Farmers Bank
of Virginia.

IN iiEREAS by the act establishing the Farmer
w Bank 81 Virginia, il is provided, that mum.
Der oil otoCkhoder9, not less than tw Gntv, who, TO-
ge'her, shall b. propf:eors OF sixty ares shall hsv.
power AT any time TO call General Meeting of the
Stockholders for purposes relative TO the institution -
And whereas the subscribers being u,opr,etoss OF
SIXTY shares and upwards, are DESTROYS OF aine
General Meeting OF the Stockholders, G;. the purpose
OF obtaining the enacliou OF a bye-law, which shall
compel the board OF Dir OF the Farners' Bank
OF bnIa at Richmond, TO inter change with the sev-
eral departments al The said Bank at Norfolk Pc
tersburg, Fredericksburg, Winchester and Lynchburg
such monthly statements OF individuals accounts as are
now required from the said Departments and furnished
t" the said Directors at Richmond, or to annni the
saId itule not made reciprocal also revise the b,
laws
The Stockholders ofthe Farmers Bank ofViro;pi,
wal therefore please take notice, that general m.
ing OF the said Stockholders will be convened ~ The
Banking-House OF the said Bank, in the city of Rich
mond. on Friday the 7th day of July next NJ 10 o.
clock. A. NJ for The purpose oftakng into consideration
the proprety OF adopting the aforementioned bve-avs
and OF placing the Departments at Norfolk Peerst,irg
fredericksburg, Winchester and Lynchburg or 2 re-
eproe"l footing with the Bank at Richmond also to f.
mend the said Geseral bye-laws so as to prevent env
future alterations ofhem unless such intention and the
nature OF 1t, has first been promulgated through the
Newspapers.
John Gi.ubery, Presi Of John Tabb
the MRtine Insurance Caleb Bonsai
COMPANY Warren Ashley
Nm. Pennock, President VIM r. IIumsr
Of the Union Insurance Richard I'.ylyr
Company. John Soptbqst.
George Mcintosh Wilson & Cunningham
kobet Henley James Williamson
WIN. Dickson phip Henop
James Ia, loo. Wright Soufbgaf
- ---------------------- i---- --.------------
hobert Smnard VIM. r. Gray
Alexander r. Rose John Ross
W otOne Charles Austin
Darret nWo- John +. Brooke
John A5ackay Philip Tabb
James hender1o1 Thomas tireiu
w m. D oelden John Cleayer
~ III ~. camp " iilsnI Jordan
Narlin Fisk e Co. Robt. Soutter
Wm. -gfaxweH IloIIp ,esiie
George Wilson John West
homas Dickson Ricld Drummond
James Dykes David Milhaio
walter Heron Geo. W. Camp
wilson Bpush Thomas Moran
}. w. Henop lEupene II;e,,,,,
WIN. Sharp IN Cooke
Christopher Fry Is Poildexter
nn Iayi'r iE!ward Waddey
'ThOmas Davis H. H. Clarke
George White ioi Nyis,n
r"spl Moran l'elsuy X Roberts
Iobi yuii5 l(V,o snail
IT, otu eVfnt 'hlcmon fiatewood
! pin Vanl OF iIohu stone
James UCuunor Ferct
Jy'r HaGden WIN. .Nfgaenos
Va y 4i,0uingt /, n,,tt O.,r.e
i2ns Largely 30 veil q. Moselcy
William Dale WoodhOuselI MsCla.seban
WILSON, Iru iWu Rrv,t
Butler Syr~r"
Norfolk, III, ~4ln, 1915 daddy
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ssl Virtue ofa Deed OF Trust executed To 3rl,amin
- Moshy and the Subscriber, by David Ross f O.
bearing date the Goth day of January in the year soS
and OF record in the honorable the General Coort OF
this Commonwealth--Wi lie Sold on MONDAY, the,
10Th day OF June next, Fld,ahna cou thouse at Pub
lie Auction, the residue OF de of the lands conveyed by
the saisinenture, remaining unsod in the counties r.
Fiuvanna and Albeniarle, on Cunningham Greek, Rae.
Soon and the waters, Bremer and Berry Greeks. The
original quantity conveyed, supposed to contain about
seven thousand acres less for the purposes in
the same ndentare, mentioned on The following terms
one fourth part Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash, and the residue in onwo and three equal annual
payments theieater--the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, and With Deed Of Tres upon the
lands tor securing the anneal nstalmens as they shall
respectfully beeomc due. The land will be sold in
parcels to suit purchasers The Subscriber will con-
vey warrenty against himself aud his heirs only,
upon the purchasers complying with the terms of sale
WNf. G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Man S.----tds
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WHEhE.4S my 5r, q PLY .lII7 Le7gis late P07-
~ Inn Porter, has etoped ! om me 4sftAout inst
case, and refuses to retinn, herc6y forearm all
Lewls, as 7riH nor pay any debts Of he, coHtract
ing, and am defe1nlinedto f5rce the Ary, as far
as can against all bejSoaS 4oho hGrboa1, or encou.
'uge her iiDher RajuStifG6le conduct
FRANCIS LEJpIS
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND-Adloiuing nv plantation On
' Appomattox River, have five hundred acres OF
land, which l will sell on accommodating terms for
stock OF either OF The Banks of Virginia or stock of tie
United States The quality of Tie land is well adam
ted tor Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and Clover The .ou
H good, and the foundation of clay-sbout three hun.
dred acres are heavily covered and ctouled with ~
celent timber, which will ft1 buildings STAGES
and other purposes. Winter-l'ock Creek a constant
stream, runs through this tract, and on each side of th
Greek, large proportion Of the land consists of very
fertile and productive lOw-ground There is very
high hill, with handsome grove thereon, command.
ing prospect around about fifteen miles with Sc We
raj tine springs ISSUING from its basethis is most eli
gioe settle for buildsg, & country residence mo,
healthy place below the mountains could nst be easily
selected.
There are three bold springs, which water about
twenty or thirty acres OF flat land which now Yields
excellent grass, and with little labor most yaable
meadow may be mad, which could be- covered With
wAt.r at pleasure. The distance from Petefzbu,, Is
twenty-five, from Richmond twenty-six miles and
navigation convenient. The cleared LOW and high
land is sufficient for working eight On ten hands to d.
vantage The premises will be shewn by me at any
tine.
For the terms 9Ppy to Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR Of
Richmond, or to Mr.. Samuel Turner of Pctersburc
Or TO the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD TIIWEATT.
Ches'erfIc ID, tune 14.----tf
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Form ofthe Power Of .dlfernev.

Form ofthe PozOer Of .4tferney.
Know al men by these presents that of
dohereby appoint substitute or proxy
torePr sent at ell meetings Of the stockholders of
the Bank ofYirglnis, ard name and be-
half 70 vote respecting the euactng repeating or amen
ding such byeaws, ordinances rgula,i9ns as NAV
be deemed ccssary and convenient for the govern
nent Of thc said Bank. In witness Whereof have
her unto set hand g. sea, this dag Of in the
year
(ST)
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