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Among the many songs composed on the happy re-
turn ofpeace, we have seen none to equal the fol-
lowing written by gentleman of this city, either
an sentiment or beauty of composition.
Bali. Mech. Gax.
on THE RESTORATION OFPEACE.
Brave sons OF Columbia, by valor nspird,
The empire of law you have nobly defended
Securd are the rights which yosr fathers acquir'd,
Anu IKE theirs, through the world your renown has
extended.
On the land and the MAIN
Every effort was vain
IN the circle OF glory your course to restrain.
For nc right would you yield, not an inch would re-
tire;
Were your charter consum'd, in rs flames yos'd ex-
pire.
Heaven.arm'd your brave chiefs though but strip
From the portals Of freedom triumphantly thunderd
The climee OF the east hcardthe sound from sfar,
And atdeedsso transcendant exultinc'y wondered /;
Every bolt that was hurld,
Every fame rs il curI'd,
From the chains of the ocean enfranchis'd the
world.
And right will you yield, not an inch win retire
were your charter consum'd, in its flames you
expire.
You've cline in which nature delights to ex-
pand,
The broad beams OF science illumine your land,
And the arts into life make each useful invention.
No intolerance degrades,
Nobgotry shades,
No vile superstition your temples invades
Andno right will you yield, not inch win re-
tire;
ifyour charters eonsumd, in its flames you'll ex.
pre.
w.
Your unions knot no intrigue can unite,
a band which the sword of ne tyrant can severs
Chasd by reason the shades Of opinion shall hy.
And the murmurs of faction be silenc'd forever,
From father to son,
Every blessing you've won,
OnImpsird to the last generation shall rum
For no right will you yield, not an inch viii re-
Fyour charters consumid, in its flames you'll ex-
pre.
v.
Now tits yours in the shade of mild peace to e.
pose;
May your shores form couch to the heart-brokeu
stranger;
Bright hberty's balm heal htmanty's woes
And the broad shield ofaw case the exile from dan
ger;
In each year as it flies,
May new blessings arise,
And grateful your vows ever mount to the skies,
That no right will you yield, not an inch will re-
tire;
Hyour charters consum'd, in its flames you',l
expire
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40 DOLLARS REWAEn-

~ I'D -, or Stolen from Mr. Field Fa,rar, ETA.
= Oh o,F, W chesterfield county, on the nipbt ri ,J
ION ut of April handsome blood bay 9E9PE oSo,, ~
leet 10 inches high has white star in her GI
white spot on one Of her Tanks, she'd bsrore n,d =:
sDou orter-Any one that viii deliver her TO Nr F,
Va" OF the subscriber, shall receive the above re,r1
po..t.,.. FREDERICK SWAN
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WIN. w. HENING, c. c.
March 25.
IN CHANCERY:

IN CH.4NCERY
In Amelia County, January Court, 1916
Il Mary Muse, PM
AGAINST,
James Muse, Hezekiah Ford who interr1a-ried with
Ann Muse, and Nutty Muse, Dehs
THE Defendant, Hezekiah Ford not having enter
ed his appearance, and given security according to the
act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court and :,
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he is not
an inbabitant of this Cemmonwealt,--on the motion
OF the complainant by her Counsel it is ordered that
the said defendant, Hezekah, do appear here on the
ouitn thursday IN ay next, and answer the bill of
the coInpiainant--and that copy of this ORDER be
forthwith published in some public newspaper printed
IN Richmond or Petersburg, for two months success
svely and that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse of this County, on two sue.
cessive Court days
March Is. wswp u
IN CHANCERY.--Charlotte Court, 7th FeI;y.
1915.
Rcss:: Bowman. and Sally, his wife, Pitts
Against;
John Foster, Joshua Foster, James J Foster s. Bet
sey, his wife, and Jane Miller Sherwood. James
Hayse, Tauinder Hayse, Zacharish Wright x Polly
his wife, and John Foster, Joel Foster, Master Fos
ter, Joshua Foster, Polly Foster, Betsey Foster,
Hayse Foster, Tauinder Foster Singleton Foster Il
Jane Foster, heirs of JamesJ. Foster g. Betsev Eos
ter, his widow, Dens
The defendants, Jane Miller Sherwood Jas. Havse
Jno. and Tauinder Hayse, not having entered ,bei,
apHearalse asserding to the act af Assespi sad tb
'he Court, that they not Inhabitants of This State
on the motion of the Plaintiffs by their ATTORNEY n.
oTeed, that they appear here on the first dav NJ No.
court next, and enter their appearance. and ansuyer
tne riantss bill. and that copy of this order be in.
S 1. one o, tne newspapers printed in Richn, ond
Tor two months snccessiyely, and posted at the on,
door oil the Court house ofthe said county, 1919
Copy.
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IN CHANCERY:

IN CHANCERY:
I'm Amelia County, February Court. 1915
4 Henry Bowes, ro.u.p,
AGAINST ""P' .
Hezekiah Farmer and Joseph Moseley, Dofts
TIE Defendant Moseley not having entered his an.
pesrance and gwen security according En- the ne, Of o.
semby and rules of this Court and h snpear;". " Is
satisfaction othe Court than he not an ubasn, oe
this Commonwealth the motion of the cs,nnIau "
ant BY his counsel his ordered, that the said defsn.
in June next and answer tie bill o the cornrIa;a"{
and that copy this order be forthwith published n
some public newspaper printed IN Richmond or Pc
ier'burg for two months successfully, and that another
copy pc posted st the front door of the Courthouse
OF TINS County on two successive Court dava
A Copy.-Teste,
6..,o Ut. LEIGH, c. c.
-----f--- -. VIZ
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HALUABLE COIL T1N6S
FOR SALE

'kNHE Subscriber will sell at P,bl. A,o,; =,
Exchange Tavern in the town of MancbSs,e. u'e
SATURDAY the 22nd day ofApriI neyt. his ntsrs"t on
Of Fa,, GoTing tracts of coal land lying on the water,
o. Yirsln's-V VIZ ten sixteentls of one bundred and
'ortya s acres, Known by the name Of Bnck and
anie eoaI-pts, bounded by Black le.tb coal Mi,
Ph9pson binnts and others-Also, three fonrtbs Of
hn,,ri known by the name OF the Greek pits
pounded b"the cOanines of the Nessrs Rail-, -,
se norm, and the sone-henge coarnnes On the
the name ofthe Union Coapits. Emded "o o ,, ny
eSd 'y .ne e'ss Raieys, the east by the Coal
Ia 1anu known by the name of the Dover CoaI.pits
ne aooye property is very valuable, minute de-
& IS considered unnecessary, as it is presnned
Ja' persons inclined to purchase, WILL previous to the
GW o, SAFE, view the same, and make themselves
suy acquainted with its value and situation - M
ouoscrioer who resides in the neighborbood9 oil, -,
any tme, shew the property any person Who ns AZ
4 ne oale VIII be made, under the suner;,,er
dance oil Messrs Robert Graham and lanes w W.;
free. anu 'SiheS W. VIM
rroes CORIELIUS BUCK.
erms OF Sale, one third casl, the balance in ,uo
equal aDnua! payments III Two
reO' 25.---w6wa2awtds
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NTlRGlNIA.-At a Superior Court of Chancery.
' holden at the Capitol in the City of Richmond,
the Cd DAY Of June, 1874
John X Jones' Plaintiff
against
Cornelius and Andrew Conrad, trading under the firm
OF Cornelius and Andrew Conrad 4 Company, Sa-
muei Pleasants, r. John Somervle and Cornelius &
Andrew Conrad trading under the firm of Somer-
Vile Conrad, Caleb Bonsa and the same Cornelius
and Andrew Conrad trading under the firm of Bon
sal, Conrad and Company. and the said John Somer-
VILE, IN his individual capacity, and the said Caleb
Bonsal, in his individual capacity, Cornelius Andrew
and John Conrad. acting and trading under the firm
ol John Conrad and Company, Leroy Anderson,
Henry Anderson, g Robert Gray, Defendants
The defendants, Cornelius Conrad, Andrew Con.
rad and John Conrad, who arc ont of this country
ard against whom the plaintiff appears to have pro-
defendants, still failing to appear and answer and the
cause coming TO be heard the defendants John
Somerviile, Calel Bonsal and Samuel Peasants on
the bill, the Of those defendants and exhibits
and being agreed by COUNSEL the Court on conslera
ton thereofdoth order that ofts commissioners do
state an account between the plaintiff and the deep-
dants Cornelius and Andrew Conrad and company, as
well as between those defendants and the, other de-
PENDANTS John Somerville, Caleb Bonsal, and Samue
peasants and make report thereof to the Court with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the parties to be
stated.
A Copy--Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C.
Commissioners Office. Riclsnond, eth Fe5 1915.
Inc parties concerned are hereby notified that |
have appointed Monday the 22nd day of Nav uext.
Tor carrying into effect the foregoing order of Court
on which day their attendance is required my Office
with all their accounts, books, papers and vouchers
ready ter examination and settlement.
March 25. wsw
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THE SUBSCRIBER

"A his Domestic W'dre-Kouse. oprosits r,t.-,..
Sees g Co Main or Street has INST received
rom me Manuiscturers addition to lis ,rroe, .,oL
~ esses domestic Goods, consisting Of fine and coarse
,ngs, Sheetngs, Bspers and Red iek;ng' ,lyo o,,rt
~ so' sewn Co,tons, Casipets, Casfrneres Fms
Covs %e %e-hn Of which he offers for sals on =.
800 t,rs: TOT cash or scceptances in town. ne tJe,
cah DC bad in Philadelphia or New YorL. ''
Ar.,e PHILIP BUDLONC.
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Richmond, March 29.--iawt27A

Land Office, Esd March, 1915.
N conformity with an act Of the General Assembly
OF Tue commonwealth OF Virginia, entitled, " An
act to amend the several laws concer.ng Escbra,s
passed on the 18th day of February, IsII-T do here
Gy mdfe k'ozr That it appears by certificate of
.he OF the county OF Spottsy!vania that Ger
tain lot of land, situated in the town Of sh
and county Aforesaid, bounded by Zachariah Iucass
corner, along the main street twenty-nine feet and
theHee running back towards the ware house common
" callen Royston's one hundred feet, making an oh
long figure OF one hundred by twenty-nine feet" of
winch certain Robert GaRasoay died, in the wear
1894 seized and possessed, in fee simple, has been
io oy an inquest taken before said Escheator On the
ist day OF December, 1915 to have eschea,ed 70 thus
Commonwealth, for want of heir, of him the said Gal
laway, capable of holding the same
WIN. G. PENDLETON, Register
UT The Editors of the National InteIi;pencer,
Will insert the above in their paper for six weeks sue
cessvey, anil transmit to this department an affidavit
oil such publication, together with their account for
P'V,neh,' w. q. =.
rf,v
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
II hossheads Brown Sugar,
10 do. Loaf do
10 do. Green Coffee,
10 ton Swedes Iron, assorted,
10 bags Pepper, 500 pieces Nankeens,
10 boxes Cotton Cards,
90 barrels Boston No. 1, Beef,
do. Tanners Oii--By
LUCKE 6 STEER.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR sale.
nm Monday, the 29th day OF May next. the sub
" scrber will sell the following valuable prore1y
to the highest bidder, without reserve viz Those va
liable
MERCHANT MILLS,
called the Jefferson Mills situated adjoining the town
Oh jefferson, on James River, in Powhatan eouaty SIS
miles above Richmond, with the improvements at.
,aehed thereto, which comprchends complete stab
hshment Tor a merchant. This valuable property is
now undera lease for two years, at rent of StiOO
per anaum There is also attached to the Mill aoout
$40 acres OF LAND, abou. 20 Of which is James River
low grounds, 4 am established Ferry wo tn about $500
per annum. Also, the =.
TRACT OF LAND,
whereon' reside, containing 1000 acres, with all and
every necessary improvement for genteei family
Tbs land is peculiarly adapted to the cultivation Of
sma' gram g clover about 40 acres of which prime
Jamer kverlow grounds. A further descripten nf
The property thought unnecessary it is presumable
those nened TO purchase, viii view the premises pre-
vous To the day of sale, which time az accurate sur
vsy Will be exhibited, when the terms will be made
knewn, which will be accommodating to the purehas-
SANIL. II. SAUNDERS
Powbatan. April % "A,
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AGRICULTURAL.

fi0H ha,e Yfnierican Gniy .IdUertis.T
HEAT DURABLY FERTILIZES LAND:
Mr.. Polslson,
In the Sd Vol. of " Memoirs of the Philade-
Phia Society for promoting Agriculture, page GA &c
there is communication from Judge Peters, entitled
Satuta'y Effects Of FIRE on Soils" subject little
understood until oflate years. Is developed in this pa
per; which, with other highly useful communications
an that book worthy the serious attention of farmers
More especially of those who have Peal Mosses or o.
afs though this fuel is not conne
to seacoasts. Nor is there any farm on which may
not be found materials for burning the surface either
extensively sufficiently to prove the efficacy of the
practice. In the same Volume. page $50, there is
quotation from Virgils Georges which shew that this
mode of fering land well known to the ancients
and that it is not owing to the ashes but to the effects
of the Fire, that lands are thus benefited Among o.
Their decisive proofs Of the extraordinary results arising
from burning Of Land have lately met with one, in
arecent English print and have taken the pains to
copy it. for the information of thsse who are either
prejudieed, or unacquainted with the .Salutury Eff
Jects Of Fire on Soils" No person can suppose that
the instance mentioned hereafter could serve any p,ir
pose but that Of experiment No one would dream ef
ssch means of going overa large field when means of
cheaper execution ofthe Practice are common and ca
silly attanabe But the fact is clearly established not
withdrawing the mode not intended for extensive
application. No sshesa appear to have been used.--
Heat alone the agent.
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BIBLES IN RUSSIA

Its stated in Petersburg article. under date az
Nov a. that the Bible Society that city has in the
course of two years printed $500 Bibles in seven
different languages; and that the committee who
form Subdivisions of the principal society," have printed
l,soo Bibles in four languages. The paper alone
cost 5000 rubles. =
The last report ofthe British & Foreign Bible soci.
ETY. states, that the ST. Petersburg Society were print
ing the Bible in the Flush, German, Scavoniaa and
French languages and the New Testament in the
Armenian, Polish and Culmuc. The under societies
OF Dorpat, Revei Mittau and Riga, were proceeding
to print the New Testament in the dialect of their
respective countries.
Eyc, say the Rabbus, is derived from word which
signifies to prattle The first woman took this name
for the following reason when the world xyas
ted, there was thrown down from heaven twelve has
kets filled with prattle; the woman picked up nine of
them, whilst her husband had hardly time to collect
the other three.
SEeUR ON WoMgr.
DlED--On the 9th of December, in Pail Mall Lon
don, Mrs. VEST, wife of the celebrated BENJAMIN
West, Esq. President of the Royal Academy of Eng
land.
-, In Prussia, the celebrated General of Cavalry
DE LeStocq-The royal Princes of Prussia old Prince
Blucher and other chiefs of renown attended his fun
eral, supporting the infant Of the deceased.
-, In konngsburg [PrussiaJ Mr.. Daniel Tim
,ner7nan, one OF the most charitable of the are
He had given $4,000 fiorins for the establishment of
schools, hospitals, &C.; left 1900 to the poor and
bequest of 100000 forms, towards foundation, out
OF which might be paid annutes of 500 forms each to
Is widows of decayed merchants and snnuities of $50
forms each, to pay 40 poor men or widows of other
CLASSES.
At Tuni, (BarbarJ) Sept. I1b, the EEY OF
IUWLS. 1t was the last day of Ramaden, 1.-THE Ma
hometsn Lent and this prince had tasted during "a
hours He surrounded by the grsndees of the re.
gency and his courtiers who had assembled the bards
60 no appaaraS~. wfieh he sti1fenIy
tainted and expired without convulsions or any symp
tomsot pain He was 81 years of age, and has reened
81 years. All the princes of the family were mn9ed
ately conyoked and sadi Ottoman the brother of the
deceased hey, was that very night declared his success
sor He assumed the rens of government without apy
obstacle. any
The funeral of the Bey celebrated on the 18th
with much aeretnony. On the same day, Sadi Otto.
man maj was saluted Bey of Tuns, by the Divan and
diplomatic Body: 1t is said that the new Bey
isindolent and rather remarkable for hs t.e;trn;tv
but Of a mild and pacific disposition
The Importance and value of ST. Domingo TO France
may be appreciated by the following statement from
official documents. '-
I"tforfsff0n INFO France .t'om 81. Domingo
IN 178S
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NOTICE.

yf.VheE GIBBS CLAIMING informs mo MGR.
chants Of Richmond that he has been e.,or,;',
ts Town 'sr The three las years. in the q,,e,5, 81
20 ~ .s,"esIfvery attention win be -
e'saee tn Mr. Samuel Myers, Of Richmond.
~" 2St---
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GREAT BARGAINS

LNLE.9THER
Ee EiNG about to decline that mart oF ms, t.:..
comprising Leather, will sell cheap for easb
have on hand handsome assortment of nIsteS "a
common ssddlery, and suUdry articles in the srors
ne IN me course Of the summer and fall, expect
~ '''"'y = C"e-
JOHJW y15cpHERSON
.9tr4I % FT''''' AZ 's h1Nyfe = Hte'7I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MUSE

Among the many songs composed on the happy re-
turn ofPeace, we have seen to equal the fol-
lowing written by gentleman Of this city, either
in sentiment or beauty of composition.
Bali. Mech, Gax.
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8rract from Evans 8. Rufv's Farmers,

Ertract from Evans 81 Ruffy's Farmers'
journal august S6th, 18I4-This fubE-
cation is 0'ae of great credit and aufhori-
by.
awe observe in late Monthly Publication, a Re
port ofan Experiment m ade by Mr.. John Bower of
Hunslet: an experiment interesting both to the Phil
osopher and the Agricuturist Observations had for
several years induced this gentleman to suppose that
one OF the most eHecua means OF recovering the fer
tty OF wornout soil, restore il to its latent
heat, and he resolved TO put this opinion to the
test
Accordingly he erected furnace Tmoyeab,el and
burnt the soil by several successive operations for Sc
vera square yards and foot deep taking care not
to carry the heat beyond adult red this was done in
the spring OF 1872 II was found the first year much
too rich for Wheaton Barley; they grew so Iuxuri.
anty, that they could not support themselves Pota-
toes, Beans, Peas Onions, and Turnips were most
abundant crop and the potatoes deciously favored
And the third year. though the rest of the FIELD
has been twice MANFRED while this burnt part has had
nome, yet the uxurance far exceeds the rest of the
held and what IS remarkable, every summer, when
the other parts Of the soil parched and dry this al.
pears If Rewy watered
Mr.. Bowyer made some Of his remarks many yesrv
ago, upon eldwhere the stubble happened 10 get ON
fire, and burnt the whole surface and eommuni-
Gated an energy to the succeeding crops for many
years"
See the paper in the Philadelphia Memoirs for 81.
nilsr instances. See, also, Col. Taylor's mode OF
clearing land out first, and then abandoned 10
worthless growth Of pine and cedar. In Virginia there
are regions OF such land Col Taylor attributes the
fertility OF stripes covered by feled pine and ceder to
a cause only partially correct. This burning the failed
timber the grand restorative which made the burnt
stripes equal to those highly dunged The cover was
useful no doubt but the fire did the most Philadcl.
phia Society Memoirs, Vol. |, page $685. $40 The
Englisl Print proceeds thus The point endeavored
TO be established IS that HEAT applied to land in any
mode, lastngly improves its fertility"
GKoRGICUS.
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Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, jun Mes,rs,
Moncure, Robinson Peasants, Messrs Murphy e
Scott, Messrs. W. J. Il Roscow Cole, Pb;Iip bn-ys,
Co. or at the Mandatory viii be duly attended to.
and the greatest attention paid selecting and pack
ing.
BENZ. DU-vAL.
April %. epSteSwtf-
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THE rTRTSrCE EC

oath Of June. Ar; 10 SATURDAY The
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j. J.. AND n. K. THOMAS,
HAVING taken into partnership, VIM. p. Smell.
the name of "
". X. THOMAS. qNDCO.
he Commission Business, being their pr;ncipal OBJ
lect, this additional partner will enable them to carry
on with encreased activity and attention-Thcir of
nee will be kept in the Tenement occupied by J. l..
g n n Thomas near the Basin Where all per-
ons'ndebted to the DID, will please call and make pay
ment tothe new concern--as they feel DESTROYS to
close the old books. ~
NIX. THOMAS & Co.
April WHY
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1'O imported from France in
value aiittle more than 152 millions liyres tournois
or about 80 millions of dollars. Norfolk Ledger.
Spaniard, an Ehglishrnan and an American (no
med Cooke) have been tried by an English tribunal
at Sierra Leone and sentenced to ID years residence
at Botany Bay, having been convicted of being sIa1c
traders. 'o ''''e
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The Importance and value of ST. Domingo TO France
may be appreciated by the following statement from
official documents. mum
Intfortstion info France .1'om ST. DOMINGO
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CONSISTING or
Moths sllEeF6ne add Cd quality
SiaseFgs. BlsFsfed cords and casssnets
l,ale F5ss blankets
balegs bped 10.
bale i!alliIeIs asserted
s baIe coatines
he. fIrab and mixed plains
oFgtell and cotton hosiery long and
short
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HGUe T0fsaod ne,
q GO bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
tIack and cordage, crates Of Liverpool
ware consisting Of plates, dishes, chan'-
l5eb fnags, & Ifhhl China, teasand table
sets, casks Of cut glass decaDters and
goblefs, 90 casks 4d wfonghf nails, s By
ID, o by 1 4 and % by / 2 Bristol glass.
100 bags eoRre, entitled 70 alranback
tow cloth. slieashing ami capdleP afleer,
shoes ID boxes, SIanish brown, i q !
band-sFikes, whale oil, Lemon JUICE ~
CASKS: z pipes French brandy, sweet
vine peppef u bags, 2 boxes sguns
l3 Ysou tea; L case doniest 81 wpoieI Z :.
rishlInen In boxes, aud Oerman ll-
mems ID bales.
0ct.
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iDntainiaiif ab0I
588 A C II 81 S.

4 N e
lFThis Lands situated ia the county Of
Fairfax, about s lhiles from AleAand TIA.
on tie right Of theroad leading tfoEn
.EeSaudria ito heesbarg The house is; 81
bout aanise and can be seen from the
read. There is on.the Iiaad two story
frame dwelling house with some on,
horses Those who lnay be incllned 70
sase, BilIatis presumed examine tie
lard before tile div sale The object
OE the sisle il til raise thesunof SS924 q
cents witE legal interest thereon from
TIE tenth Sept l59s ti!l paid, tie sale
will be made fa ready uaneye Mrs.
HAL Who was the wife of the sad John
elaiws dover in the SAID land.
Richard Ra cliffe,
Etinl Il Lee, YCom'rs
FoBelt 4. Taylor
0cts2A 2awts