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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
G Willing to mark with acts oEteneh'

{ G Willing to mark with acts otteneh'
{! ence, the happy epoch OF our doar and
| ell beloved nephew the duke of Berry
e have decreed, etc.
Every proceeding, every sequestra.
ION in execution OF DEGREES, or juds
| 1ents pronouncing general confis.cation.
or any cause whatever, OF having fel
aeir object the recovery Of fines, or eS.
ences of proceedings in affairs relative
{, matters purely political, of which the
Feyident object was to serve the roya
,au-e, shall cease from the publication OF
ur p esent ordinaece.
6 The imnoveable property confiscat-
ed, and that acquiredb b. the affairs above
nentioned, and which are still possessed
in consequence thereof, shall be restored
to the owners, or their heirs, retaining
,nly the expences OF proceedings, etc.
The sentence of lieut.. Melton, con
'demned to death, and marshal de camp
',onnaire, condemned to deportation
will be submitted on Thursday next Il,
the council of revision.
NJ. de TaIleyrand has set out for hi.
estate oil Valencay.
liverpool. June g..
Arrived, the Sunbuly, Grey, from
Georgtown: Fanny, Ross, Charleston
Armata, Leeds, Baltimore Leda, Eidret
do. Sarah. Huson, Wilmington.
Sailed. June 25th-Jupitor, Ca7row
n. o.: Goth, Leckinham, Williams, n
York.
The Indegene, from New York, is al
Clyde
Deal, June 90 Sailed, the Ware.
Paunder, for Charleston.
From Lloyds List, Jl:ne 81.
Gravesead, June 20.-Ar wed, Gaien.
Tracey Boston.
0fDover, June 19.--Factor, Robinson.
Philadelphia.
Off beachy Head, June 1s.-Emily.
Dawson, Bait.
Portsmouth, June 18.-Ar' of, Jacob.
Jones, Boston, III 90 days.
Liverpool. June l7.--Ar. -Halcyol,
Wooster, Philadelphia Orlando Han.
Wilmington.
Dublin, June II. Arrived, Dublin
Packet, Taylor, New York.
Deal, June 90 Sailed, ship Ware,
Founder, Charleston.
Cape of Good Hope, March 90. Az.
rived, Amelia, Barry, N. York.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
FRESH TEAS, &c.

I hESIl A FAD, cSC.
so boxes fresh Imperial and Young
Tyson tea,
lohhds. and tierces fst quality MUS
coyado sugar.
IL bbls. retailing moiasses,
1000 lbs. green c0aee,
10 bids. old Antigua spirits,
10 bbss. 1eack brandy. aud
20 bbls. Penusy lpania rye whiskey,
Just received and for sale by
James & Jacob Douglas
ALSO,
$50 sets handsome Table and Desert
Knives and Forks--selling by tie single
set, or otherwise, at rsry lo'0 pr9ces.
August Is eootiaW4tT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
James C. Deneaie, jr
Reason WiIcoxen,

Er'rs Of FYm. Defsate ACCUSED
August 10.
?. S. Iforwarr any Person from pur
chasing any Of the Negroes belonging {
the esfste Of George DeneaIe, deceased
have deed Of trust on the same.
JAMES C. DENEAi.E.
August IS 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
Notice

I'm Thursday ED inst. VIC shall pro-
= coed to sell, at Public Sale, at the
Tavern Of Mr.. Moses Wilson. Berry,
vile, under the last will and testament
of William DcneaEe, deceased, OF FairfaSS
County, Virginia, a certain piece or par
Gel Of Land, lying aud beifls N the enah,
ty of Frederick, adjoining the Land q. ~
cant. Norris. or so much there0fas will
De sufficient to carry SAID WIN INTO e =,
The Land will be shewn by capt. Eben'
fsylor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
Lemons, Lines, &c.

The Subscriber has just rectirea from
.s'clo- York.,
Ten boxes of choice Lisbon
! LE.u.u0sssS, in fine order
.aad from, Baltimore.
Fresh Lines, by the Barrel OF
Retail
AND PARCEL OF
Race Ginger, best quality.
Fit for Preserving.
Together with other Fruits as qsuai--
and daiiy expects by Capt, Hand. from
Philadelphia, thirty dozen
Choice bottled Cider,
Aad parcel at
MARKET BASKETS,
ABEL WILLIS.
August IS ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
Cut Nails, Jacks & Sprlgs.
FOR SALE,
at the Farehouss Of .1dnns, Her
bert and Co.
FOR SALE,

A handsome assortment of Cut Nails,
lacks and sprigs, put up in papers OF
convenient sizes.
July 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-14
June g..

Price of Stocks this dav--Bank Stock.
229 2i9 /; 5 per cent. Red IS l31l-46o4 ;
A per cents. 70 S548; Cons. for Acc. Is
Ia Is.
This morning we received the Paris pa
|pers of the 25th inst. They contain a
loyal Ordinance, which IN honor to the
luke of Berri's marriage, RENTS the fine
md confiscations which had fallen to the
King, In consequence OF the political e.
vents,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
pRoPos AIS,
FOR fssLrsHISe, IN LrscHpuRe,
A sEN1I-wEEKLY NEWSPAPER
TO BE ENTITLED
THE ECHO.
Prospectus.

FROM the advantages of its physical situation
from the native fertility, improved condition.
and increasing wealth Of the circumiscent coun.
try and particularly, from the industry, enterprise
and iioeraiity OF the people of the Town, and ito
environs, Lynchburg derives advantages more
than adequate to the patronage and support of a
semi-weekly paper.
This consideration impels us to undertake such
paper.
This paper is intended to be chiefly promps
and convenient vehicle of domestic and foreign
News. At the same time il will be omen IN SCI.
entifc, moral, agricultural and political essavs
We are Republcans-but on questions of general
Importance, we will cheerfully admit the ESSAYS
ot those who may differ from us in opinion, pro.
vided those essays Le marked with Eberalitv
OF ideas, and moderation of temper. Our mair,
object will uniformly be, TO collect to a focus.
those rays political light which may be scatter
ed IN the intellectual atmosphere around us-anti.
by that means, to shed the effulgence of truth
on every face, side and aspect of such topics of
discussion as may excite deep and lively interest
We are young-bent on enterprise-possessed
OF mdustry-capable of perseverance. We have
both been brought up to The printing business
and We are not utter strangers to the due manage.
ment, and proper conduct of newspaper Ous
efforts will be unremitted-and, we trust, sue:
cesstul. They will be constantly and earnestly
directed to the collection of the most recent in
telligence OF every sort--to judicious selection
OF borrowed materials-in short, to the regylari.
ty, symmetry, and elegance of whole, combin.
ing, at the same time. variety ofsubjects and uni.
ty ofplan.
In promising thus much, we do not overstepJ
we hope, the modesty of a Prospectus We ara
confident that disappointment will not tread up
on theheels ofpromise. We have we'll consider.
ed what we are able to perform-and we feel the
ardor and energies of individuals ambitious Of
success--and whose success chiefly depends on
the extent of their exertions
Our hopes become the more saguine, when we
reflect on the Characteristic liberaity of those per-
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are, we
well know, disposed to encourage commendable
efforts-to aid modest ndustry-and to remune-
rate useful labors. -
With these motives--these means-these hopes
and this prospect, we will commence the publ
cation of the ECHO about the 18th of March
next.
WIN. w. GRAY,
Russell DAWSON.
Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09


A YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL BE EN-.
SURED FOR $500 DOLLARS
vHNfiE Editor of the Republican Constellation.
n beng anxious 10 get out of debt, and to en-
large his business by commencing Book Pn1Sr-
ING extensively, for which favorable opport,ini-
ty now oilers. WISHES to engage partner, to whom
he will dispose ofhalf his office and establish
ment. The Office, he believes, is as complete,
for country Office, any in the state of Virgin.
ia, having two presses in operation and one not
up. which with small :, ense can be made an
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars cash
for which sum he will ensure his partner cn 2
Thousand dollars year clear of all expense arts,
ing from the bushes, from the commencement OF
the partnership.
To temperate man, who is decided Re
publican, and of an accommodating disposition
(no other will be received) and who has about
5000 dollars which he may design to commence
business with--that is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with the likesum
from the editor, an opportunity is now offered to
do good and much more certain business than
merchandising Book Printing being added to
the present business of the Office will afford a
handsome additional income.
a mechanical knowledge of printing is not
required, by the Editor, as necessary qualifica.
ton III partner.
Any information respecting the healthiness, &
fertility of this part of the country, the expense
OF maintaining family, &c. &c. can be Obtained
by line directed to the Editor, post paid, which
shall DE promptly attended to. At
Winchester, Va Nov IL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
NOTICE.


BY virtue OF a decree of the Honorable chance.
nv court held in fredericksburg, pronounced the
Zs1 day Oh September 1875. The undersigned com.
mlssoners for that purpose appointed will sell ON the
per misses on Friday the 29th day Of March ISL &
fir not the first fair day thereafter to the bo
estibidder for ready money, the well known Tene-
ment, with it spputenances called Walkerton
aud the mill and mill seal commonly called Wal
k k1. Mills now occupied by Messrs Temple and
Walker. '
The above mentioned properly is very valuable
and worthy of the attention of Merchants and mill
ers Walkerton IS an excellent stand for store
IS situate Immediately on Mattapony River, and
has every necessary house Err the accommodation
ct = family and for mercantile purposes. The
mill house Is large aud eommodious, contains, two
pair OF stones tn all necessary machinery for
manufacturing -four. The supply of water is album
dapt and the adjoining Country produces, large
quantity Of wheat.
IT, G. INES
THO e HoOMES
CHARLES HILL
February Gath 1916. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
CONDITIONS.

THE ECHO will be printed with new and
elegant type, on demi sheet, (twce weekly at
3 3 SO per annum; payable in advance.
OF those who do not pay in advance, nor in the
course OF twelve months, four dollars will be re.
CURED.
Any person procuring ten subscribers. and be-
coming responsible for the payment, shall be en-
tiled to one paper gratis.
Subscriptions for the above paper received at
this office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
STRAY MARES.
August 80.

During the Summer, two small MARES rot
out tiny pasture and were often seen in the
neIghborhood during that period from whence
tits probable they have str7yed.
Any person who may know where thev are. is
requested to inform me by post, or otherwise nd
wa make reasonable compensation for any trou.
PIE one OF them black with a star and some
warts on her, years old; the other light sorre,
with white on the face and nose, 4 yearsold.
w. NEWBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. 10 1915. aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
BURR .NfLL SToJVE .N7.NUF.7cTURT

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they have just received, direct from France,
large quantity of prime BURR BLOCKS of a SUI
peror quality TO my hitherto imported to this place,
and h'ving been engaged in the business upwards
ofhfteen years. they fatter themselves from their
long knowledge OF the trade. and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met with that they
will be able to manufacture Mill Stones, on as rca
sonable terms as those imported from the North,
warrant them ond TO perform we'll
hey have opened shop on 18th Street. nearly OPP
posite to the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen
invited TO call
NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
Fish e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
VIRGINIA.

s,r y go. s. I,o,., aen,.,,.,,, -
bitoi IN the citv Of R;canon3 ~. ,s,r =" ~, W"
IL r"su .. Ne 1'1e'"0"o' the ION day cf
In NJ Wy =,
John f,h,;.,;.a al ~. ~' ene WI annexed OF
~' "''e' 'oa p, anu oeners
Against
Elizabeth P.,,.r.on ,.x..,,.,
and sorge Christian. e.,o-, &c P.,.r pa,,esso,
decd. x others.
Def,,a,,,,
This cause came on. to be heard on tho nansr.
formerly read. and the Reports of Comm;sson.r
Nicholson, pursuant TO the order of tho cnty sixth
OF = eoru'rY' one Thousand eight hundred and ten
aS,hs S,s uy Counsel on consideration where
VIC S1or' uo'n recomm't the sad Report 10 the
same n, 70 ;0,ere., "aue II, ior nun 70 reform the
laid down in Ijebtfo, ana pr;.. n as pr"S,pies
4si. "uu 1'Aun
VIRGINIA.:
a.,
~ '"'es Ao'aen IN me CterS,s Ctfce Of the Supc-
eg"' . |nohee'ytor me hichm0nd District,
"s ~ ~, aW ~ "setemoer 1913.
'', M ". "aher' auhr. WIN ehe Will annexed Of
yonn Chrlstian' deco. the same John NJ Wal
Ae' Suinr' OF Joyce CHRISTIAN decd and the
sshe 'oh'' nj. walker, admir-. of his late wife
Susanna VINO was sole heiress OF the said Joyce
GIrIs.lah DECD George smith, and the said
yohn M. walker EXECUTORS OF Lucy Duguid,
49, ,,'scs S. ,iu neorge onr stian and Joyce his
Whe, George 4. Duguld and Elizabeth his wife,
ana Lyoia Dusuid' heirs OF the said decd.
Aa,,ss- Ha'naSs.
,,,tn"uS ssr.
Ii. .. ca..erson, ENecutrix OF Charles Pat
Pat, ersop. decd and Mar,ha pe,,an ~ I re.er
beth M'Reynold. Charles Pat,ersnn pa .,-,
Patterson. Polly patterson Pet 10, sssgy
Henry Patterson. Fanny P.,,erson "a sun
Patterson. and Charles Racon a., so 2.
Nancy Bacon. late Nancy Patterson ch; Ii ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

L.7rTD g EDMUND ANDERSON,
HAVE commenced the COMMISSION BU.
SlNESS, in the City of Richmond and having
taken house near the BASIN, on the Cross Street
leading from thence to f or Main Street, they are
now ready to receive Consignments, and pledge
themselves TO give strict attention to all business
coniided TO them. They hope, from assiduity
and attention, to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public.
January e. 1919
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
NAVAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

18th January, 1916.
GSHE Board of Naval Commissioners will re-
4 ceive, until the lst day of April next, pro-
posals for furnishing the following description Of
articles required for navy use, viz
Cannon, carronades and cannon locks
Ball, round, grape, canister and lead,
Saltpetre, sulphur
Cannon and printing powder
Muskets, pistols, swords, boarding pixies and
battle axes
Copper-sheathing assorted saw 1.8 of 70 MA
18th of "a ozs. 18th of26 ozs 1-4th of 28
ozs. l-4th of 80 ozs. and 18th of 81 ozs
Copper bolts spikes, sheathing nsls--sssort-
Lead in pigs and sheets
Anchors from 500 to 5000 lbs,
Iron Kentledge
Hemp, American
Twine-w whipping, sewing and seine
Iron tor shipping
Slaves-ieger-Ppe, hogshead AID gang-cask
Bunting
seamen's clo-ing-hats, shoes, trowsers, shirts
and ,ckets
Flannel and @ild-bore for cartridges
Lignum vita and pants
To be delivered either At Washington. Ros,on
or New-Yurk ' -o's0"
ersons rendering supply of any of these ar.
tlcles, VIII be pleased to state particularly the
kInd-the greatest and the least quantity of each
article they may be disposed to filrnish--and on
ne envelope OF the tenders they will endorse the
substance OF their proposals in the following
form. o
Proposals to furnish
Tor the use OF the Navy, made by ----------
-, in consequence Of the NAVY
Commissioner advertisement of 18th Jsn,,sry.
1916" JS
=, win those whose proposals may be accepted,
the commissioners will enter into contract and
IN case, where the articles are not to be imned;-
ately delivered and paid for, TIE contractors win
De required to give satisfactory security for the
performance of their contracts, and Il will be
wen TOT them to accompany their tenders with
the names Of the persons disposed 10 become
their sureties, and evidence of their competency.
On the first day of April next, and not before,
all the tenders will be opened and acted n,son,
JOHN RODGERS, President
Ofthe Board Of Navy Comm ssoners.
0T The Printers of the laws of the United
5 ates VIII insert the above, once every week tiU
lst April. and send their accounts TO the comnnis-
sioners office.
Jan 20--wtA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
Unprecedented Good Fortune
Grand National Lottery.

Goth Days Drawing.
No. 36,2S4
Came ont Of the wheel capital prize of
10000 Dollars.
This ticket was divided and sold in half a quar-.
ter and two eighth parts by
q. d II. WAITE,
And extraordinary to relate, OH the following day
III the same lottery,
NO. 1891
Came out also another capital prize of
10000 Dollars,
Which ticket was also divided and sold in half.
and two quarter parts by
Or. u II. WAITE,
1t is worthy of remark, that four of the cap;tal
prizes of 10000 dollars in the same lottery was
obtained at their Offices. Three of which are
lodged by G & r. WAITE, in the Manhattan
Bank for safe keeping, till they become PAYABLE.
and the other one (Which they have already pa d !
in the Bank of baltimore.
In Southern lottery, last season, they sold in
quarters Of tickets, capital prize of
$4,000 Dollars,
And in lottery aBiecedent, they sold the n: OH
est PRIZE ever drawn by one number in the United
States, viz.
100000 Dollars,
And in the New-York Lottery all three of the ca
pital prizes, viz.
100000 Dolls. 90, 900 Dolls. 10, 900 Dolls.
This IS full confirmation of the superior good
fortune attending tickets purchased of G. & r.
WAITE, as in nearly all lotteries IN which they
have taken an active interest, they have disposed
OF most OF the capital prizes and trust that in IN
ensuing lottery, when they will re-commence the
sale OF tickets, their shares as well as whole
VIII be attended with the same good fortune.
January ST. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WAsuIxoroN, Jamlorv. q. l8I


WAsHISaToN, January, q, 1915.
AANHE Commissioners ofthe Navy are willing to
contract for, and will paw the current mar.
ket price for sail-cloth manufactured in the Uni
TED STATES, ct tqIalI'v equal to the best Russian
or English canvas. The cloth must be fabr,ca-
ted OF hemp grown in the United States, and
must
i. BE twenty inches wide
b Must contain the same number of threads
that Russian or English canvas, Of the same
number and width, contains
g Must weigh as much per square ward as n
square yard Of Russian or English canvas
weighs.
a. = strip ofaa inch wide AMI six feet long
must be Of sufficient strength TO bear
we gbt equal 70 three hundred pounds.
81 Each bolt must contain forty Yards, & have
the name % the manufacturers or manu-
factory stamped ON it. with the WEIGHT &
number of yards and
6. a blue thread must run through the whole
length ofthe chain, one inch and quarter
from the selvidge.
Persons willing TO contract for a supply of can
vas of the above description, are desired to send
their proposals, sealed 10 this Office on or before
the 9Th day OF March next, and they will be care.
iul to mark on the envelope the words "Proposa
tor supply of canvas such as are dsnosed
to enter largely into the business NAV calcnIate
on the encouragement of the Commissioners. for.
acting on behaifoft the United States, they feel a
strong desire to promote the manufacture of A :
merican canvas, and will use il tor all the pur-
poses of the Navy. They do not wish, however.
o contract With one concern or compan, for a
larger supply Of canvas, annually, than the fol-
lowing number Of bolts Of the different kinds
md qualities, to wit $50 bolts Of No. 1. I25
No. 2, 100 No. 8, 100 No 4, rs No. S, rs No.
s, IS No Z, 81 No, 3.
Nor fora smaller supply, annually, in the like
case, than to the following number ofbol,s of the
different kinds and qualities, TO wit IS bo Is
No. 1, 90 No. 2, so No. 3, so No. 4, 81 No. S. 81
No 6, 81 No. 1888 No 8.
II the terms Of any OF the proposers are accent
ed, the Conn, ssioners will forward contract. to
be duly signed by the party; who must also BE
obligated with two competent securities, in dou
bic the value of the contract, for the faithful per-
torrance of each and every part Of t.
JN0. RODGERS,
Presidenf efthe board
or The several printers employed TO publish
the Laws of the United States viii give the above
an insertion once every week for a month, and
send their accounts to tho Commissioners Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
@ IA The Celebrated Horse
AJ FLORIZEL,
Nf-<I So famous for getting fine T,u.t

= and Saddle Horses,
MILL stand the ensuing season at Halifax
w courthouse, Va. four days in every week,
and four days in every week at Pearson court
house, N. Carolina. The season will commence
the middle of March and end the middle of July
The terms and the pedigree will be made known
at the commencement of the season.
WIN. BALL.
Broad Rock, January 81, 1916. 1T
uf The Editor of the Raleigh Star will insert
the above 10 the amount of So, and send his &C
count to the Editor of the Virginia Argus for pay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERs

TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS.
WANTED good Brick layer, to build the
w Academy, now begun ON Marion Hill
the work is to be neat, and to be done directly
The undertakes can be furnished with three
tro1Det haids, and some attendance
ALSO WANTED, one million of bricks made
(some this fall, and the balance next sprinp}
another million will be wanted next summer :.
Apply to
NEIL M'COULL.
August 80. eff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
IT. G. lines
THO G. HOOMEs
CHARLES HILL.
Commissioners.
February Oath 1916.
CHESTERFIELD COURTS.

H N future the County Court of Chesterfield will
4 be held, on the 4th Monday in every month.
instead ofthe second Monday, and the quarterI,
terms will be in February, April, July and oc-
tober.
The fall term ofthe superior court of law for
said county viii be held on the End day of No.
yember.
The court for January having taken place, no
court therefore will be held, on the 4th Monday
of the present month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
FO n ga T. e
In the county of Aibermarle, about one mile
North east of the pleas Mt town of Milton,
A SMALL, FARM.

North east of the pleas Mt town of Milton.
A SMALL FARM,
containing Isl acres of land, about 80 of VIII cb
well set in clover and 100 satisfactorily timbered
Part OF this land lies along the North side of
the RrvanDa. The buildings are new and I'M
commonly good they consist Of 1. commodi-
Gus substantial and neat dwelling house, with
5 exceilent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c. 2. oftwo other houses, one of which
has three very good rooms. 8. meat-house, dairy
house tor servants &c. q. a very large barn, in
the Pennsylvania style, with an extensive stable
under 1.-THE scite IS highly picturesque, COM
mandng diversified and immense view. The
salubncy OF the place, and the goodness of the
water, are proverbIal in that part Of the country
The facility Of boat navigation, and the proximl-
ty of Milton, where mails are reserved twice
week from almos every direction, and where Sc.
vera good stores are kept, greatly add to the adj
vantages of thei ftustion.
This little farm would suit professional gen.
ueman-a Minister Of the Gospel--a LAWYER
Plyscan-Or an Instructor of Youtb,-It nigh,
also be made an excellent stand for tavern. sim
ply by mending an old road.
The terms will be reasonable.-For said terms
apply 10 Robert S. Garrett, the proprietor of said
tnm ~ Essex county-to Martin Dawson at Nil
ton in Alsemarle county, or to L. II. Girardn, IN
K hmond.
or Mr.. Thomas f. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity OF the place. will shew the
premises to any person DESTROYS of purchasing
Che buildings we're originally planned and erect.
Cd 10y that gentleman for the use of his own fani
ly--and are, of course, unusually convenient, SO.
d and neat.
December 81 1915. lot