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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

tic yes,in ftrorof establishing Inspections OF
b, E5cf, pork, lard, sailed fish, and plaster
"f ~ IN the city Of Richmonl-all which
resS, iions were concurrcd it.
Petitions were read from Archibald III. Ro-
eertSon. of Montgomery, praying indemnity
Tor a horse he lost i'm the public service-from
James L. Watson of Ncw-York, praying relief
against certain errors committed in the taxa
non OF his tands-trom Benjamin Harris sher-
IN OF Albemarle-s'rom Charles Radcliffe slicr-
Iii OF Fairfax George Carson, aud 9th
SrS, oi Cumberland-from James Wilson. of
Nnna~ta, fora turnpike road from Montyome-
~ Terry to cross tianly river, &c.-from sim
dry inhabitants of Goochanl in favor OF the
Manchester Canal
On motion of Mr.. Rinker, leave was niven 20
Difng IN a bill TO amend tie" Act concerning
oVerSeers Of the Poor"-On motion of Mr.. An
thonN leave was given to bring in n bin - Com
cerning the Commissioner OF the Revenue for
me Town of Lynchburg, Scc."-0n motion Of
Mar. Wise, :" To alter the time OF holding Supe-
rIor Courts of Law in the counties of Accomack
and Nor;hamptOn"-O motion OF MIR. Graves
10 amend AN act, entitled :" An act to reduce
INTO one the several acts concerning slaves,
iree-nc"roes and mulattos"= which we're seye-
rally referred TO committees.
-, n comm tiee was appointed To examine the
Senate
a variety petitions and bills were present
bic.
Thursday, Dee. II.
The Speaker laid before the House a
Communication from the President and
Directors of the Literary Fund, as fol-
lows:
The Presilen and Directors of the
Literary Fund, in Il Report recently made
Ia the General Assembly, expressed az
opinion that the fund was, al present, in
adequate TO the immediate execution of
the system of education which they re-
comnended-and that the fund must ci-
ther be greatly augmented, or In system
entered into by such slow degrees, as 10
deprive the state, for long time, OF lis
advantages. When il is considered thar
lis complete execution will exait the cha
racier OF Virginia, enlighten her citizens
and give stability to oar republican insii-
tulIoiIs, II must be earnestly desired that
no delay be interposed 10 the execution OF
any part of the system. They, therefore.
heg leave 10 recommend, for the double
purpose of augmenting the fund, aud of
investing 1t IN the most profitable man
ner the establishment of Il bank OF banks
with a capital of 81, 500, 600, 10 he located
ar such place or places as may seem hest.
The state 10 subscribe all the Literary
Fund, with as much six per cent stock as
wall increase the amount 10 two millions.
and the balance to be made up by indivi-
duals. The bank to be authorised to sell
the stock at pleasure; the interest of the
SIX per cents to be paid out of the surplus
OF appropriations made to other objects i:
and the revenue arising from the fines,
iorieitures and escheats, and any balance
that mayremain, after paying the interest
OF the six per cent stock, to be vested, as
sinking fund TO redeem the principal.
Richmond, Dec. 9TH, 1916.
By order y the Boayd,
W. c. NICHOLAS, Pres't.
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Jpashirgf0u. DecfI,,icr ~

VashmgtoR, Dece7,beT l..
Major General GAINES, of the army of The
L. States, and General u. b. Porter, one OF
the Commissioners under the treaty with Great
Britain, are d present OH visit at the scat of
government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

~ Such is the rage for Banking. in these
times, that even the Literary E,id wishes 10
set up for Bankcr-at this time too, when il
seems to be SO hard to get the whole circulating
medium again to rghts-and at this time too
when specie is so much wanting to set The oid
banks to rights, we are called upon to create 2
millions of state dP cents TO buy the soecie. q
to raise its price !
We tore the Literary Fund-ve would che
IRISH Il by every proper means-but, we allure
the doctrine of the Jesuits, that che end ,ciH
SdRct;fg the means.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

Let as Je'care Of n,eycena,.y, erOrel-
ing md hrnrions spirit, wlich springs from
Tie pursuit Of Uc0iM. lie; as not worshfD the
idol Of goid-tet as sh,a, that D,o,;ed a,istocra-
cy, ~hich 'rars 'Oih om republican siatplici-
ty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

80 We are authorised to state that CoIoeel
flooding, declines taking poll at tie next
Congressional Election for the District com
posed ofthe Counties OF Campbell, Prcsylva-
present Assembly, his pretensons to Lcgisa-
ton will be closed forever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

Eatract IF Il letter from JEa,h AlerGndey, of
dicchie"Las,g, an Eyectoy Of President anil
Face- PreSident, to n gentleman IN his CT
W-Shewing the cause IF his non-atfe,,diance
on tie an instGHt-Dated
!" VI ECKLENBURG, eth Nov. 1916.
For eight days past, / have been very I'M
well, and have just risen from my bed (since the
receip; of your favour to answer it. Unless nv
health should be restored sooner than have a.
ny right TO expect, you must not calculate on
seeing me in Richmond on the first Wednesday
III next month. This circumstance shall trii-
lyregret, but cannot avoid it,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

A5out the Isl Of July, wEea Me install
ments of tie National Eanh man Be connie
ted, and mhen, Of any faiM is to be put IN
these Banks, they are picdgedby one conseu-
fa''eous @,oceme1 to return to specie pay-
mcnts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

EFDuChrION.-Thc subscriber will open School the
y 4 ehsuiHg year Ia Tie upprT end Of Hanovei near
AmdersoH's BRIDGE the Situation IS sgrpasscd Inv none
Tor rs ealtiihntes and excellence 49, water. The
AatiR GRa creek k9DgHgees, F8gijSh Cfum,car CcO.
taught. 49, ~
ne price for tniton. per annTm for the trim 0gd
0rceh tdHg"0cesw he = ~ For the oficr htaurics
TO- Tic price for Board will &c & 100 schoiar ~
annnm, the Subscriber furnishing Bedding Tie pfy.
melts ~ he made quarterly in advance.
The first Session will commence on The 18th of lama
Ty and end on the 18th Of JAY. The second Session
~iii commence ON the 18th Of August and terminate oD
18Th OF necenilcr. GENET ANurRSfs
N0fsMbf1- 10. H. 9,,,.l,.,
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NATHANIEL WOODWARD and
WILLIAM PURI EAR, Er'orS
Of ARHe PWryf0,.


kNDCCAllON.-L. HotbT00k returns his grateful 5c-
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to his friends for the liberal va
romeo WIN when he las been favored daring the three
he mas supeTniended the Hyco Academy aid res
pectiny informs them that ne will remove the ENSUING
YeI 10 DahVe, Va where he solicts the c0ninuunce,f
iHeir patToage-ts removal he deems eSDcient for the
interest OF his patrons generally, well as his own The
" s'uies - if as junior year ia College will be
nearly tie Chapel HlI-ueressary ass;starcc
wiibe procured The year wiil he divided into three
sessions I'VE months each the first viii commence tic
l3tii January, the second the ist Jaly
theaihount Tor board and tuition, including bedding
washing room rent and fuel win be s 50 y session paw
aDle IN advance. f@'
RedH0nse, y. c. Dec H. G3,vaty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

i'W under discussion-It finally passed ,ritb
out any Gnead,asat--So that the law of last
winters put OF till the Isl of July next-and
the banks are 20 pay small change for ali tick
cts under 81, after the 10Th ofJanuary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

NIOiiCt--Aii persons having claims against The -
tate Of John Fore deceased. of Chesterfield cnufs
are desired to ring them forwafd well authenticated ~,
or heiore tie goth December shall then Close INV nd
OF The said estate aud this notice ,y be
pea" against any AiteI Claims JAMES FORE, 1au.'r.
gtJohH foye ,der.
NnVtlnhtfo. 582aWt25D
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tiWk ShLE-i0n'rs's Ntgrger's YcOfl--fgO hhic.
cod litcf on; 5000 ~. sheep snd lau.bs wool and
large and general assortment OF LEATHER.
g.. TATE &Co
iNcfinyfrp Glf2wav
Con the 5fst inst. ~ fia,s CJ'rsfs lavrr0
m chesterncld, several regfOcs ain D. hied sr the
ensuing yen belonging 70 the estate a John fore d.
ceas, among tIcn Is good miil-sfglt.
JAMES fOHR, Ad5i'r.
"''emDetF' osz.w3w
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December u.

NJOrcE.Ali persons having IIT5e,TTI1Ie1 c5T,--
la galst Tue estate OF Bernard Sims late Of canher
are hereby requested 10 exhibit them 10 The
."usciinei ON or heOre December Court upx in order
M may be made ot payment of The salpe ~
Men ,1le intend Closing my administration and pre
Ial legatees V'-sS' 'he seNe-
ms notice VIII be plead in bar all claims that may
REUHiN T. SIMS ,a,,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

WILL BE SOLD, on Saturday the 2sh inst if Giir -
W berwise the next fair day, to the highest bidder
a. ' ahe Late of Ann Puyear dec in GoocI
aid county h; virtue of Decree Of the Chacerv Cont
oi Goochand the Negroes belonging 10 t estate f LA
deceased for the benefit of the lesatees
WE'VE months credit Will be allowed the purchaser
giving bond with approved secnrity bearirr ,n,,rt
punctually paid. 'F -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
CRITICIsMON lsfrrLLrNc

Men of morality AMI a IN have uni
vcrsaily condemned the /. tctice OF Dutl-
ling, as originating not from sense of
dignity and virtue bat from a,t-lnreSnained
pride and vanity Inpelled by The hope Of
establishing name, men whose obscurity,
from the want of talents and virtue, twhi h
never fail 10 distinguish those who possess
them, from the Common herd, are f,s-
quently impeiied to tile b.oody act Of homo
ra6lc murder, in order to furnish to his
fellow men topic OF conversation Of whc!,
himself should be the hero. HESS re-
Elections were suggested By circumstance
which recently occurrt d IN this city be-
tween two slaves, one of whom is femaie.
they went through the usual ccre nio;!es,
and the fellow was waunds d. Th;s oc-
currence f,ua she's, perhaps, the best data
from which to form an opinion "a those
feelings which sometimes excite men to tie
unnatural practice alluded 20. On th.s
subject. however. there exists but ene o.
pinim among all mon who Contemplate
the subject without passion or pr, iudice,
and that is, that it is contrary to every
pFecept OF religion and morality, and des-
tructive ofthe peace and happiness Of soci<
ETY.. the present attempt at this species
OF murder, is one of the best Criticisms ON
Duelimg that we have ever read, and VIC
trust, it may convince the gentleman Duel
list. that no laurels can be hencelorth
gathered in the field whence fenlQle me-
Mai has SO successfully driven her unascu-
Line opponent. ECarlcston 2imes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
OUR WOODEN WALLS.

In debate which took place in the
British II use of Commons, on tie 25th of
March last, upon the navy estimate, Sir
Josehh Yorke expire ssed himself in the fol-
lowing words. We are the more disposed
to copy the extract, from resting under
the impression that this very Sir Joseph
was amongst the foremost, but very short
time ago, in those tremendous threats
which used to be Illuminated from the wise
heads Of England against our navy, almost
swearing before, and even after the late
war began, that not an hour should lie
lost in setting about the work Of its annihi-
lation. 1t is possible that the day may
come when MIR. Speaker Abboff, himself,
may also have occasion to review. some Of
his opinions. + Phil Press.
"With respect to the force at y ruuda,
it formed the great security of Cauada,
and was point from which British feet
might sweep the whole extent Of the coast
Of North America. He deprecated any re-
newal Of hosiilities with America IN his
tine; but it was impossible that the
House should shut its eyes 10 the growing
and gigantic strength efhcr naDai foaer.
She was no longer 10 BE- contcrded against
by (bombastic) bum-boat exp diiiOns her
,hre EIDE ckers now sailed upoe fresh water,
and he would appeal to q gallant Admiral
(Markbam,) whether Il WIS ny thrg bet
ter than hincbback economy, to keep down
this branch # the service
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

, virtue OF Deed Of trust, executed the Stu
Z , day of May 1885, aud now OF record IN Henri
CO Coare, scR be Sold To the highest bidder OH the
LIST ,ay Of June next, at the Bsiifavern in the Gil
~ OF Richmond. on the terms prescribed by Law
aH ne right, atis, !ileresl aud estate OF Henry
Baika ESP OF, in and to n Tract Of LdRd, in TIE
Counsy OF ienrieo, throSgh which the Ca,si passes
containing .boat 500 aercs--or much thereof
As viii discharge the shn secured to be paid by tie
said Deed TO Neil AieCoul, together with une eN-
pences attending the execution Of sail Deed aad
Sale
WAl. WARDLAW, 2Iu,.,es.
WM. LONG,
~ The sum 10 be raised Is from seven TO eight
thousand dollars.
May 4. Ii6-fd-
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COMMERCIAL EMHARRAssMENT

We have seen letters from Boston, and
from merchants Of the FIRST responsibility
too, which state, in substance, that the
Banka have declined disccunting almost en-
tirely--that the best notes are passing
thrO' the shaVing mill at the rate Of four
Ter cent. fer month.--that several failures
have taken piace--taar many more are
expected to toilow--that seUeaty notes Icy
over in one day last week at one Of the
banks-that such long and heavy pres
sure for money, was never before known in
Boston, and that In consequence, all kinds
OF business was extremely duh and at a
stand. Eat. PAT.
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BosToN, May @
SPANISH AMERICA.

Accounts from this quarter continue cen
Trajectory and horrid. and, we trust, great
ly exaggerated. 10 New Greneda, the
progress of the royal army was SOW but
in general, tie revolutionary cause was on
the decline.
Adm. brown, from Bucnos Ayres, after
some gallant deeds IN The Pacific, and
capturing the Spanish Governor of Qua
yaquii, had been cast away, and made
prisoner in his turn OIL the 18th February
last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

natlon--security against attack by land or
by water--a good has boI---,l stream II wa
ter for docking and labor saving ma
chiuery--security from icc--a facility III
getting 70 sea with guns, provisions and
stores on beard--and space sufficient for
work shops, rope walks, shore>houses.
sheds. and oSher necessary buildings. . her
advantages, such as facility ~ procuring
;innber and naval stores, are desirable but
these are considered as Indispensable. In
the examination which you are required
60 make, YOU will attend to and inmate iy
report upun each of the points stated and
when you shall have found site which, III
your opinion, may embrace all these adj
vantages, you will carefully take an accu-
rate survey OF it, and send such survey with
4 minute description, to the board of com
missioners, with the terms upon which
such site may be purchased. And if more
than one place should be found suitable Tor
navy yard, you will in like manner sur
vey and describe it, and inform the board
as TO the terms upon which it may be pro-
cured and you Will give your opinion to
the board, with the reasons upon which 1t
may be founded as to which of the two
places you may, under al! Circunst@n
ccs. consider the best adapted for navy
yard.
The surveys must be made SO as to
embrace the approach from the sea- and
the channels now known to afford NAVIGATE
on for line of battle ships. To enable you
to execute these instructions with facility,
the tendersDespatch is placed subject TO
your orders. When this service shalt have
been performed, you wall send the Despatch
back to this place.
Respectfully, &c.
(Signed) JNO. ROGERS.
President.
Cant Arthpr Sinclair of the
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BUFFALO. (Niagara,) May II.

On Saturday last three schnoners made
their appearan of cur harbor, a the
distance Of Z or miles, but in consequence
of the vast body of ice with which il il vet
blockaded, they were unable to git in
They came to anchor under Point Abinn.
We understand they are from De-
troit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
NOTICE.

"a AVING administered on the estate of the lat
a Doct. james Greenhow, request all those
who have claims against the estate, to present them
to MIR. James G.. Anthony Immediately, that ar
rsngements may be made to liqut.ate them--All
those indebted, will be pleased pay their respt
we balances forthwith, the situation OF the estate
will not permit Of indulgence. Mr.. Anthony is full
y, and the only person. authorised TO grant acqst.
tails LUCY X GREENI!OyJ
May IS. Saw
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FRxnER1cx- NInv O.

An Address from Alexander &. Hanson,
Esq. TO the electors Of the laird congress
slonal district, has been received, bat at so
late a period, as TO make it necessary to
defer its publication until next week. Mr..
Hanson declines being 4 candidate at the
ensuing election.
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WANTED.

Ee Y virtue of a Decree Of the Superior
Court Of ChaDcery FOR the niclmod District pro-
ioiroCd 80 the lrt thereof, IN si therein ps nding
between iledeyees Of William Daiirdg1 decd PginiGs,
m David Darlington ani Susan his wife and others, Dlt
nq, the suscrrs viii expose TO sse az public auction,
c auction Of Heron, Sinion X co. the said Citv
~ Wednesday, the 10Th day of June next, il far, the
INST fair day hgeaftcr the several Iirts Of the Estate ia
~ county of HenrcO, called gINDSOR, a. gna,ed in the
Plat thereof. according which il was lately sold, AID
Which IS cf record in the said by the numbers l. d T.
= lNu, ~, Is, u and l6.
credit during tie life Of Mrs. Darlington VIII be gvcn
m unctird Of the purchase money, proyidei she lives
Ter isn Ise years from the st September last 4 fshe
ni'd die bfre that tine i.n for five from the sad
W Of September OF five gears from the said lst Of Sept
~, for hscsisth of the residue, and the reniiung
'Aih thereof O. le paid The lstday Of Sept. next.
Interest will le required the whole amount Of the pur
vase payable sen'nnuay until The expiration oi
ue credit upon de ist Of September aud he tlt Of March
"a taciyrW. The purc'aer will also ~ required 70 piy
20 ready money, full years interest in The
iiyt
Bond and ccnrify,a aio deed Of trust the property,
'ii b. reeuir d Of ,hc purchasers.
Iiifam -naraiaH,o Corn
Thomas JdNor, missions
UiNam Hoy, IT, } eTs.
April II. lli--tds
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Capt. Arthur Sinclair, of the
Navy, present.

From tie Boston Patriot. nay 22l
An arrival at the island of Nantuck et =,
from Ali ant, furnishes some further par
ticuiars of the unhappy quarrel between
some of our countrymsa aud the Spanards
at Port Makon. From what we can dis
cover, it does not appear that any national
evil will result therefrom. A midshipman,
(MooRE) belonging to the southwark, was
Killed & the Master of tine Ontario. (TER :,
RY) and several American seamen consid
erably injured ia the ARRAY.
At the latter part OF March, our squad
ron continued its station, but was soon to
leave for Constantinople.
Dispatches for Com. Shaw. were for
warded from Alicant by 1t. Ciaxton, to the
21st March, from the Spanish govern
ment.
A Dutch Squadron from the Me-
diterranean, reached Gibraltar the goth
March.
Since the above article was arranged,
we have been indueed with The perusal Of
letter from an officer of the Squadron
to his friend in this town. from which ii
appears the Americans were guilty Ct
some indiscrstion, but not of sufficient
weight to authorize the brutal and Bloody
retaliation of the Spanish guard.
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20 UOLLHRS RKH.nRD-

70 UDLL.NN RE TT.1KD.
II UNAWAY from the subscriber about the Ist
Z , sfOctober last. q negro woman, banned Chati-
T., about twenty ii'e years OF age, yellowsh COM
picNon, large eyes, showing much ofti,e wl6tc one
OF her upper fore teeth out, has q considerable iln-
pediment N her speech she cannot pronounce the
varls Lexington or Surioul as to be understood.
II is probable she has changed her clothing since
her clopemeri, and I expect she viii endcavor 10
rctto Richmond, and pass by the name Of Charity
Lively Al boatmen aud others are forwarned from
harboring said woman.
The above re ward viii hs given for her delivery
to me, or securing Der N jail end informing, that
get her again. pOWELLOWNBY,
Bedford, May IL. l--jw
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WILLIAM WARDLAW

WILLIAM WARDLAW & Co.
RE now rec ewing by The ship Clifton, and daily
"a expect by the ludan Chief from London. a
general assortment of Drugs, Medicines aud Paints,
which they are disposed 10 sell ON liberal terms.
May Is. 2Im
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Conneil> Chamber, .9ay llll. 1916.


EN flEREAS, by the seventh section of
the" Act provide clar OF each eoui-
~ K gensls map OF the territory of Ibis wealth
Il directed That the Executive shall be and hereby
authorised TO such bc made ofthe exterior
boundary OF the commonwealth be TO
sure greater accuracy in the details of the preceding charts
where they present the boundaries Of States I'd to
cause such surveys 10 be made of the great divisions of the
territory OF the commonwealth. where the ocea-
stoned by chains OF mountains rivers. BY the act
the Executive is empowered engage competent persons
10 ascertain by astronomical observations, the latitude
longitude of as many poinas may be necessary
esectuay errors in the principal survey aud engage
one sLiu miIeralogists accompany the ou0gr
phiea survcyorsNotice hereby given That proposals
will b. received by the Executive until the day OF July
next, from persons properly qualified K recommended,
eene general survey OF the outlines of e State riy
cas- OF its by astronomical obsery
tons, the longitude ard latitude of such points may be-
deemed essential and make the meteorological researches
eoned by the law. The will be divided into districts
Of eonyeTscnt size. Han. ROBERTSON, C. c.
Richmond, Nav Is 2.Aw
The Editors of the National Integencer, Washington
City Patriot, Baltimore Aurora, Pllmlelpha Column
bian, NewYor and Patriot Boston, requested
sert the foregoing times week for weeks in their
peeye papers, and transmit their accounts Tor the
this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

AN the Gel or Esd inst. nete for refused
- hogshead of Tobacco, inspected at Johnsori's
warehouse, OF the following weights. ard number
Gross 1900, Tar lac, Nett, 1858, No 1856 The
flder will confer obligation on the subscriber,
By delivering said note TO Mr.. Henry NIoody OF
Manchester. JOHN +. FINCH.
May %. Gle
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LAND FOR SALE.
MILLS q LIND FoR SALE-

MILLS e Land FOR SHE.
gEVltE Subscriber. wishing to move to the
Western Country, will sell, on the Sd day oGJune, Of
uie m LOUISA county, Sou'nna river about 81 miles
from Richmond and ten from Niiller Landing on James
River. The MilHouse large aud well constructed for
manufacturing wheat has III it pair of stones and
one OF Burr-srrounded by fine wheat country public
road ea;ig 10 lHchmoHd, running by the mills crossing the
River On public bridge he mildan and of rock
new sawin on the opposite side OF the River from the
mills.
AZ the same time and place, win sell small farm about
han mile below the mills, considerable proportion of
which IS low grounds. Any persons wishing to purchase
are invited TO view the property previous day of sale
Terms at sale.
ROBERT L. DABNEY.
May II. 1-,ds