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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
CHARLESTON. Feb. 5.

heVOiuLltfIl III fSt)diit
Erirdci ofsn letter dated Feraan
diad. Jan. 90,
81 wrate you this morning
then their has been ar arrival i'rsin
Mas a.z = (Cuba9 wl,irl. briags in
telsigea.e, that Gen. Nina hal en-
{ tered Madrid. At the head of 10000
men -that Ferdinand hal atsnaens'.i
il, aa,l proceeded 10 :sadaio2 aMl
shut himself up. Charles tae IVti,
had swarm 10 the New Constitution.
in favor Of he9pso.,le there is no
Doubt OF its prevailing.
Extract Of "a letter freal g respscta-
Die Gentlemen at Daiieals 70 ,ner-
canIiie house in This city, dated Be-
cem5er so.
:. We have just learnt TINT the
British lirse met with severe re
pi,ise 81 New Orleans. fke British
eifiecr. in III. sqHAisepWsf Cnaster-
land. aei,apn Ietigra Iass cf15o0 S,en
and all OF thpis. pfi,ripal afEicers.
We have a large fi,sre here. aud he.
lieve aursriyfs sats. !f. retiring
forces i,nn New OsleaHs. wtsenani-
ted with Curkl.nrn. may attark Sa-
yaanah. We think they will Fare
no better: ynt are l0o 81 oag Tor
their attempts AMI the pafflntsias OF
of our state is eqaai 40 ang in ,ar
laion. and il gives u, great plrashre
10 eeihe eaemy's efforts f..iled every
where they have been safly dis
appeinted !; they expected 10 have
got Con. Gamyhril's AM,Ila, and 4
large deps, Of provisions: and tha
nur z would have locked "
tAem, bu, from the precautions ta-
ken, they have had but few.
N. B. We have This moment re-
cei,ed information, that10 sail Of the
New Orleans iiret have joined Cock
harm, and are eaquiiins for pilots for
Tybee bar BE also on your guard.
sssszsussansn4zuxslsnzsulua
Died en- Friday last in the S9til
year ofiiis age. Richard b. brandt.
late OF Charles eauni5, Mars Wand.
and for some time = respectable
ci,izea Of this iUwn.
on Sunds, night last after a
short lines. .aailiany Grease, jun.
His friends aas' acquaintance are
invited 10 attend bis iuhrrai AT 10 y
clock. A. NJ. this day t'rol. his late
dwelling house.
on the same evening, Mr..
john .iHir. adinei Maker, . na-
livuo Scotland. and Tor .uany years
y useful citizen Of this, place.
AssAnp vslaaAsE p s.'ss,s- = s<zkz.izns
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14
Land & Negroes for sale,

& ORC. % rrehaaS. toss Stick IN t,fher
i nc aseks Of Pngmia
HI. Su5.cr;svf otfers Ter STE
& u c. OF LAND, eaBt4iph 1870
Ares situated in + airiax Ceahty a.
seut y miles from Aisxsnena, G. ..
Town ard Washington; ana tosst Sc
With. 80 likely NEGRO rs, now omit.
The LAM lies in a teaiihy ish Or
mood, Progressing rpiSly il improve.
,11ent; sl.d sonsiccr. as excsesirgIy
well adapted To ,hsuse ei rlsister A
rye proportion Of j, has bsen la, ing
!. Tor so,nt tim p4slin clover and night
II snfllng expense titis believed be
:ery highly improved.
VIM II, Fitzhugh.
Ray"nswcrth, near Alex.a
Feb uarv III. div awem
hCr The + tiers oil the L.ssiurg
W ,shing'osiah, yirsinia Hera,d Vir-
.,inis Pstiiot .nd RichRcnd lrquirer
are requsstc9 TO publish the .haye rs
directed and send their accounts 70
his oftice for psvm~rt
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Noslice.

The Nsmpers - sile w i. iiisgtN
Soclesy OF A exsn.iria are respztttuf
~ r questre 10 attcl,ii g gussse s.sts Z
Mteti.sg nitae sa,d soctfts ~ isp
iett's ftotel IN q sa;arls, on is'.f
nssday tie 22s nist & b o. 10 k, $,
III. iot the tran.aitIsn oil pnsi,:es
The society viii move IN ,,ro cs.,us
at 70 o'ciocl, 70 tie p.rs ytcris
Church where az O asisn Y II 81 az.
iiscred BY John e. Honafd fsq OH.
otis members.
Is osder OF tie Stan Ing Commit
tee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14

the first I hsss ever hsard 81 colsnel
ots'siAssntisns On that subject"
Erxoef sf . leffer frsm Bri5adiee Ge-
neral Floyd - cshfaia Msssias, dsf-
Cd s
Szy1ssAs, Ian. 81. 1915.
q SrR-I hare Just tlns 70 scknow-
lsdgc your report d an action with the
enemy ON the 18th Of January, and To-
express my appreciation 81 the gallant
conduct Of the officers and men snder
youf command, and your meri,oripus
csndact islpresctvias yoar detachment
~ retreat, surrounded By 80 many
difficulties"
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IoDacco Wanted

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to rur.
chase few hundred Hos sheads 10.
DACCO 9th neighborins Insps ctr i
JAMES r. RIDDLE.
November ", an$
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The Subscriber

! lie Subscriber
Has jusf keceiped and ~, Sale at his
Stare,
DOMESTIC Eiaek and Bottle Grcen
Er0ld Cloths,
Blae, black and y tie Green Cas-
mcrss
piece Of 6 Grey satinett.
Coarse Carp ting.
pipe Of DID M,msey Wine BY retsil
Sat aud 81 8 Irvine
Also ~ STORE,
A gensrsl asser nest oi DOMES
Tic GOODS X GROCER ELS as u,
suai.
Anthony Rhodes.
Feb IA. Nv.
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a. .Moore, Reg, Fila
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14

u f~cS eF'tif - - ~ UtB6p -
fatal killed. wounded and missing
on this day. IL.
.aeiiOn Of Isl Junnoru. 1915.
1aisd.--Ariilless. Na,s. Yelun
Peers at batteries. pris:its; Altl
o.. rrNase ): General Coffee's
nfigads sergeant Gen. Carrolls
css'sian. 1 private. Toiul. IL.
uoa'ided ARTILLERY, NAVY and
osuniecrs ~ batteries, s.; 7,h u s
infantry. private; 44th do. s.; Cof
rvs hrigade. n Orleans yoIun-
.stfs. rrivatts: { as.all's division
sersesus. Q privates: volunteers Of
Total ss.
.hissias.- None.
io'slo IL Killed. wounded and mis-.
Ere this day ST..
seton en- bolh sidssthe Rirer stk ia
Huary. 1878.
nMiED.--Ar,i!l.ry. navy and
sso,.ssers al batteries, 5 privstes !;
= :. isfaalry. sergeant, / cor
ss1'; sof'ae's brigasr. j private !;
a's0lrs division. / sergeant. s pri-
'ss kentucky militia. i private !;
n.,ss Laeoste's and Bacqsin's 70.
p'eers Of color. 1 private; Gen.
killed., IS.
.,, "uutNDED.--Ar,illery. &c. /
a., 7h ). iafan,ry.f pri
Ten. CarroIl's division. 4
4, 80 :, sergeant, 8 pri,aEs !;
's'tsky militia, i a,:iu,ast. I'd,
ss'si' aad 10 privalss ,.,ua,, =,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
SFhIyN'G Hill .9C.4DN.IY.
THE SUBSCRIBER.

THE SUBSCRIBER,
Residing in tie North East Corner of n
bemarLe County,
UNIFORMS the Public, that his summer Session Will
a commence the 18Th day Of July next.
AT this Institution, Males ard Females will be in
strncted in separate apartments, classical and po-
lite learning. | would take IS 20 young ladies', Il
many boys OF correct department.
My terms for board-Tuition and washing, scho-
lars furnishing their bedding and candles, viii be $50
per session, or five months, payable in advance No
pupil will be received for shorter period than IL
InU,ths
Happy would it be for the rising generation, were
parents to putint their childrems hands while AT school
the HOrG Of God Iris, Of all books the most impor.
tant, is, by youth the most neglected ~ would
therefore, soict the parent who may be disposed 20
Patronise this Institution, to furnish his child with a
BIBLE.
JAMES G. WADDEL.
June "a. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
RICHMOND SEMINARY.
Under the care of Il. POEVER, PRINCIPAL
md HERBERT' c. THO NIPSOA
associate Profesaor.

associate Professor.
> the stability and permsnence 1.-THE best I4iterA-
= ry Institutions must depend on the patronage aud
support OF an enlightened and discerning public so the
confidence, which begets that patronage and support,
must he gained by the perseyerng eXersns and
duty of ciose who conduct them.
Deeply impressed with the truth aad Justice of this
reasoning, the Professors of the Richmond SEMINARY
are in1exbiy determined to devote the rno.t senpu-
ous and unweRred attention, each tn his resps Give
sphere OF duty For this purpose they have rented,
Ton term oil years, airy and connod Gus house
N street, nearly opposite the Dwelling oil Mr. JAS
Brown, Jun. 4 o ensure the progress of the pupils
and the usefulness Of the Institutions the number of
students IS at no time TO exceed fifty, the Gas zeal
department Will be uniformly limiIed 10 twenty five
he advantages arising to pupils, under competent
teachers, from the numerical limitation here proposed,
too evident to be stated too obvious not to meet
the eye TO qualify outh or the active pursuits of
ME and the higher courses 1t the University will be
the leading objects OF the school, and to attain them,
not oniy eminenty, but wthin much so ter period
than Is generally done, wall be the constant endeavour
and highest qualification Il s prGfe In order to
excite AMI cherish spirit If Emulson, that great
promoter oi the energies O Sthe human mind it is
deemed eXpedent that the students be examined at
the close OF every montn this will afford P2rcnts and
Guardians ample opportunity OF ascertsnng the pro-
gressive Improvement OF lheiY children aud wards
To guard against the evil tendency oiIons vacations
which is too well known to need particular develope
ment, not more than fortnight will be given in the
latter part OF August.
The branches to be taught in tbs Seminary, will be
classed under four Departm snts, as follows
Reading, Writing, Grammar, Composition, Geo
graphy, use of the Giobes, Civil History and Arhme-
tic viii constitute the English Department
The Latin and Greek languages and Elements Of
Beiles-Letters, the Classical Department.
Algebra, Geometry, Trsonoaety, the mensllati-
on OF heights and distances, and solids will coasti
tute the Mathematical One, and
AGranmatcal knowledge of the French language
with the practice ofreang writing and tanslating it.
will be the object Of the French One
TERMS OF TUI TON
English Department, Ter which every pupil is to be
considered as entered $40 per aunum.
DITTO with any or all OF the other branches, 500
per
~ The School will be opened on Monday the Sd
of, July.
Jcue 24--tt
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FOREIGN.
from the london G1orntag Chronicle
MINISTERIAL LOGIC.

MiNlo ERlAL LOGIC.
Chdffer 1.
Louis AFill after rejgning peaceably for
eleven months, has been dethroned or ex
peiled.-ereo, ne is universally loved by his
late subjects.
LOUIS XVIII. was unable to muster sin
gle regiment, nor was p musket fred in de-
tsnce of his csuse--eTeo we may Calculate n,
2 strong royalist diversion in the interior Of
France.
Napoleon HOnaparte, landing without anv
mi tary force, has been at once replaced on
the Imperial Throne e1yeo, ne is universally
hated by all ranks Of Frenchmen.
Louis XVIII. has the crown and the crown
jewels, no matter how he got then-cygo
he IS deJactc, as well as de jure, King Of
France. "
Napoleon Bon'Par'e has only for him the
H'tVet@al Cattle neton---etgo, ne IS an usor-
per and az cntlaw
The Pcojtle have chosen Ronaparte--
<l'ygeo' he can have no Legitimate right to the
Ihrcn-
Tn People have expelled Iouis--e,oo he
IS - S'nmste Sovereign, and his cause the
tisns.
IL l7s5, England was nh. Rourisfing. and
uneN''austed, yea The var vas unsnccess
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
SpERRY .s.NrD sTAEsBURY.

q ar Philadelphia, have established themselves in
Z th,t City, With the view OF r,ns.cting general
.fCE.NCT 6 CO.jf.DjSSIOyV BJISf.N'ESS,
In Siieh they make an offer OF their services.
her resources anG connections such, will
enable them TO make the most LIBERAL advances On
conssnnents If required, and 10 guarantee every la
city sind advantage in electng sales and purchases,
that can be desired by those who ray them
the management OF their business.
{'IiLadeLhhiu, June %. -3th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

IA Virginia, resident 10 Norok and Petersburg
having called general meeting on Saturday the St
Of July, tor the purpose of altering annuiIin one of
tue regulations adopted by the President and Directors
o. the Bank OF Virginia At the establishment Of the
oinces OF Discount and Deposit, and subsequently
sanctioned by die Stockholders tsmseves and it he
ing deemed essential to " the well ordering of the al
fairs of the corporation" that the subject ut issue be-
tween the Sank OF Virginia and some OF the offices
should be thoroughly understood and deinitively set
tea by ll an1 fair representation of the stockhod.
eGs al large and as it may be ineonvenent for many
OF the distant stockholders TO attend ia person on, an
OCCASION so important TO their interest -
5feSofueT That the Cashier do cause TO be publish
cd the torn OF power OF voting by proxy end that
DE respectfully recommended TO such stockholdersas
cannot he present at the said meeting 10 appoint sub.
situtes."
E''tract from the Minutes efthe Preade7,t and
Directors.
VIM. DANDRIDGE. Cashier.
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EON SNf.C.


= A ALUABLE LAND-AdJoinng my plantation on
IA Appomatox River, have five hundred acres Of
4 land, which will sell OF accommodating terms FOR
stock e either OF the Banks OF Yrgios, stock of the
Cnited States. The quality of the laod is welt adap-
8 tel for Wheat, Corn, Tobacco aud Glover The soil
good, and the foundation Of elyabout three hun
dret heavily covered and eroa led with
elent timber, which viii for buildings sta res
and 9th purposes Winter-Pock Greek, a constant
srean runs through this tract, and each side OF the
vrsek, large proportion Of land consists Of very
Fertile anil productive low-s9Otnds. There is a very
high hii with handsome grove Thereof, command
ling prospect around nfabou fifteen miles, with seye-
raj fine springs issuing from its base-this is eli
gible silt .o- bIildag, a country residence;
piiealty place below the mounains could net be easily
selected.
There three bold springs which wstcr about
twenty or thirty OF Rat land which now yicds
excellent grass, and with little labor 7alrsble
meadow may be had. which could be covered with
water at pleasure. The distance from Petersburg is
twenty-five, from Richmond twenty-six miles, and
navigation convenient. The cleared low and high
land sufficient for working eight Or ten hands to adj
vantage. The premises will be shewn by me at any
time.
For the terms apply to Mr.. Thomas Taylor of
Richmond, or to Nj Samuel Turner of Petersburg
or 20 the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD THWEATT
Chesterfield, June u If
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VIM. DANDRIDGE, Cashier.


Form Of the Pozver Of .4storney.
Know all men by these presents that Of
dohereby appoint substituteor nroy
to represeut at sii meetings OF the stockhodcrs of
the Bank Of Virginia. and il name snd h'
nan to vote respecting the enactng repeating or amen
ding such bye-iaws, ordinances or regulations as NAV
be deemed n' cess,y and convenient for the GOVERN
meut ot the said Bank. In WRaess whereof. have
hereunto set hssd * seal, this day Of in the
year Wv
Sealed and delivered in presence of N~~I
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05

4 Number of the stockholders OF the FARMERS
IN Bank OF Virginia, resident in Norfolk, Freder-
ickshuis, and Petersburg, having called general
meeting on Friday, the 9TH of July, for The purpose OF
altering or anaullng of the regulations adopted
by the President and Directors Of the Farmers' Bank
oi Virginia at the establishments the Offices OF Ds
count and Deposit and subsequently sanctioned by the
Stockholders themselves * being deemed essential
to " the we'll ordering OF the affairs of the corporate
on, that the subject at between the Farmers
Bank OF NTgiHia and some Of the Offices should be
thoroughly understood aud dckIntiveiy settled by A
tull q r representation OF tue stockholders at large
and as It may be conyeaieut tOr many of the distant
stockholders to attend in person occasioa so i'm
portant to their interest -
" Ressfte9, That the Cashier do cause 10 be publish
ed the form OF power voting by proxy, and thait
be respectfully recommended such stockholders as
cannot De present ut the said meeting TO appoint sub
sttutes"
Eat'act from tie .Ifinutesefske President and Di
rectSrs
WIN. NEKRRVIS, Cashier.
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{ yOL. IL. NO. IL.

u'-eTSo, the present prospect of success is
INFINITELY greater, since the Finance Minister
mas pronounced that taxation has reached
its lTnit.
in 1872. France was bankrupt and vppre.-
pared tor war. yet her arnies were every
where vIetorious-ereo, she must nov be in
evltably conquered in a single campaign. since
she has fine army, approved com,Ha.,!ers.
a trlfimg debt and clear revenue.
Lord Liverpool took % years TO accomplish
ms march e. Pars-ergo, he Will ass,u'edly
no" perform 1t IN four DAYS, ct the oil y cIce
pace.
Lord Castlereagh's pacifcation Of Eu-
rope" like Mr.. Pitts % weathering the storm.
lett every thing i'll commotcn--ergo. the one
is tina greatest negstiator, as the other was
the most skilful pilot of his day.
Voltaire says,
lie grand art In cour, Part lie plrs neccssaire.
Nest pas de hien parler, nSis de savior tsre =
ergo, my Lord Castleresgh is an extraordi
nary gifted coutier, since he uuites the adj
vantage OF talking great deal. with the Sc
curity or saying nothing at all
Lord Castiereagh's promises and predic-
tons, have been all equally faliaciouS4-crgo,
Mr. Methuen might truly say, that he de-
serves AID retains the confidence of the coun-
try.
A guinea is now worth 80 shIlings in pa
-
substituting our Allies. to fight f5r their own
| interest, is more magnahimous and more ca
sy OF performance.
The perfection of generosity is total dis
regard otsetf--erso, this country is foremost
and without danger of competition in its Ca
| reer OF generosity.
The report of Bonaparte having seized the
duke of Wellington's plate, is quite erroneous.
1t has been brought to Engiond.
1t was currently reported, that when Boz
| naparte entered Paris and saw CARROT, who
was the first person be sent for, he addressed
him thus, g You are the only man who told
me truth before my reverses" Sire" re-
| pii6d Carnot, =" do you wish should CONT
nue. to speak the truth !' 81 require it,
well, Sire, France will, and must have q
! free constitution" Il will give it 10 her /
am determined she shall have it, Such is
| the dialogue which IS said to have passed be-
| tween these two extraordinary men the one
| republican. who never unbent the rightly
OF principles, and the other a man, who sf-
ter having rioted in the fullHess of arbtrarr
| power, and brought even monarchs and ma
tons to obey his mandates, now prob sses To
strip himself of his restored authorty, 30 re-
vlve and consolidate the rights and liberties
his people.
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Sealed and delivered IN presence of
Form of tie .Hmdayit

TOM of EHe -4DIddUtt.
to wit:
n g. personally appeared before me magistrate
,or saih and made oath, OIL the HOLY ,anqe
lstsof Aroisht, COL that slsres. ctan,,;na,s =
name, on the books ofthe Bank of Virei1,is.
are really and bonafide own Dronertv "a ~ no,
heldin name, for any purpose Of fraud or eontri-
yaHce. " ''NT
N *. Ehe stock be held ne ErecDtor. or 'Cr7as-
Tee, me otfs7H m7tst state fb~f iffs bo,a 6,L, t5
Property 81 the Esfate, Or e7so,, IN zeLoge J,,,9
"e"ds On M ISooks ofthe B,nk---June Z
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Hereby iaformS The Public, iehGs ope,led
A LIVERY STABLE.

z IMMEDIATELY back of Mr.. A. Dayis's tenc-
e ments, and is now prepared to receive Horses,
either by the dqy, week, month year, upon as mott
crate terms as can be Obtained any where in Rich
TAond
The eonguity ofths stable to several boarding hor-
ees in this place, [partIcuarly Mr.. Edwards'si NAV
renier an object worthy the notice ofcountry gentle
men Who IN visiting town, prefer private accommo-
dStions to public inns.
Re has procured careful and attentive OsTLER, &
intends using his best endesvois tsake this estsbsh-
Inent acceptable to the public lis stable shall always
be provided with the best the market affords
which together wie the unremitiug care and asslui-
" he intends TO bestow all horses committed to his
charge, induces hspe that he will merit public pat
rOnage.
- lie slsofurnishes BOATDrEG-ROOM. back
Of Messrs Register & Wslls,where three or four NOR.
genteei boairlers can be accommodated at Sl2 per
month. JAMES VAUG}IAN
b. Constantly for hire, good strong CARR
hSE g HORSES, with experienced driver
ALSO, or 3 good SADDLE HORSES-He ike .
wise wishes % purchase,
Ten or Eheen likely Young
NEGROES
Nov 9f.--tf
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Form oftAe Pogger Of .1tforneu.

Form Of The Po7Uer of attorney.
Know all men BY these presents that of
do hereby appoint substitute proxy
te represent at all meetings Of the stockholders
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, in name
and behalf to vote respecting the enacng, repeating or
amen''ng such oye-laws, ordinances regulations as
may be deemed necessary and convenient for the go
vernment OF the said Bank In witness whereof
have heleunto set hand and seal, this day of
in the year
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June a.
RUNAWAY

sTROM the plantation of Mrs Mary Some,ven. IN
e Granville county, N. G. the Shut negro
man named DAVY. shout IS years of age able bodied
well built feet l0ori inches high, not very black,
countensnce seri los (ll spoken to) ana heavy. He
took with him sorci horse, four years old and the
rise, feet 10or II inches high, white recolected a.
bout him, light made, and not in very good ordcr-f
closely examined, appears to have been worked. n
iisera reward will be given to any person who shall
secure them or either oil them, that the owner nav
get them again, and all expences for experimenting
the fellow and horse, either Of them small be uad
l.. ROBERTSON, Manager.
Vile n = nm D
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GLOUCESTER LOW GROUNDS

GTOR SALF..-To he sold AZ Gleucester court
4 house, the Ist Monday in August next, be-
tween two AID three hundred acres OF Low GuouEns,
late toe property Of John Cstet esq adjoining that
sl.Bant estate belonging to Thomas H. Roots esq -
ms IS a very valuable and productive Farm he
purchaser 70 have TIC liberty Of putting IN small grain
this III (wiihout injury u the corn crops) Mr.
buckner ie cverseer, and will show the lsnd to a.
ny person, not acquainted with it.
IsR"s oF SALE-One halfof the money to be paid
IL months from the first day Of Jan 1916 when pos
session VII DC given) and the bs ihe tst Of Jan
1919 Bond and security viii be required t. secure
the payment. and mortgage the land also III he
land will be surveyed tu The Purchaser.
WIN JO%TS,
Error Of Joi,i Catfleft, Esq.
Ji1re fi----fKg