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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-22

TREASURY oFpICE, JULY 7isI 1917
conformity with the provisions Of an Act III Assem
bly,, passed the tst day Of February isIa eufi,j.d
An Act antherisng loan for the use Of the contos
wealth Of sum exceeding seven hundred ana mn
thousand a0afs-Aud also, OF other ACT uassed fbe
21th day ofFebraary 1916, eniiued "An act apDrpfa-
ting the public revenne' PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereiy o.
yen that the undersigned cenisfonrrs oS the Sklnr
Fund VIII Friday the 81 day OF uetobef next ne p,s
Bareo 70 redeem many Certificates Of the pusilc Debt
issued 10 the Baak OF virginia and farmers Bsnk ofyjr
gnis sssesaby the terms of the Act FIRST obovs rect
ed rs WIN arBoiIa to The sum Of fYfy fpo 7ousand
OVttarv.
J. PRESTON TSsa,nrrr.
-, }. BvREOOT, auditor.
1wy II AZ tJIO
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NEW IOUnS.-lio3trf { Hdl Nelson have just re-
4 cevsd Perthe Indian Hun;er and Lyeurgus, forty
packages Of .sXssiscfsd DRY GOODS.
Among which are best London Cloths and Ca.simercs
Iish Linens Lawns, Diapers and Sh.engs rich Dauiak
Table Cloths and Napkins, rich Worked uslias Fout,.
ces aud TTimungsvith variety ofothsr Goods form
hg an extensive and general assortnept-And ere in
daily expectation oifnrher supplies. which thsy will sell
1t the niost reduced prices.
Arfxst s. 2ryr
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AL FOR sAic-i,o5 Sacks Liver pool allied. jusi 70
~ esissd v ship Tsorn.-Apply 10 -
49, ROBERT SHARP.
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VALUABLE Reel t.sfafe For Sale.-The Subscriber
o1rrs for private sale, his Tracf Of Land contain
ing shout 500 lying in the forks Of the Brook
some OF II tbe Brook Turnpike road the
bridge, ano between four aud i've mles of the city o..
hclnoud. On this land is very fine spring, aud
remarkably handsome Scitss for building. The tract
Will either be sold together in lots pGrehasefs
For Terms, apply to Bfoncurs, Rodi,sonS flfatanfs
who have plot of the land and fully authorised
dispose thereof. EDMUND tt,EBS7ER
Febv %. QNwtf
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CHIRLES YdNcEY.

IT The Editors oftie Virginia Patriot, Norfolk Her
aid, Fredericksburg Herald and Nationa hneIligencey,
Will please publish the above six times and transmit
their accounts for payment. C.. Y.
MaN 40 TT
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as.sS5xc FORFREIGHr OR CHARTER,
- - The ship THORN, Joshua Rod
as above.
-Sugatst Il. es-tf
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NANCEf'S MILLS, &c.-fhis valuable estate lies ip
n Albenarie County, ON The main road from Char
lotiesye TO Stanuon, abont miles from Roca fish Gap
and i6 from lanes Rivertte situation beautiful aud
hra;hyThe Tract Of Land Contains 2oo equal n
quality TO any The county, part OF which is we set
"a Clover. Tile improvements are. brick Dwelling
House stories high 40 by So With Cellar the Whole
size OF the house. Ailiouse, three stories high, (he
nTst, sIone,) so by S4two pair stones, we'll fixed, with
Ganes's and Evans improvements, stream that
Yer fais IL is well known, this Mill is equal to any in
she state for making good Flour: psiilley With three
stlls, mash tubs, &c. Matouse which 10 attached
Store aud Counting House, two Stables, weilnn,hsd,
With 81 stalls, overseeTs House, Kitchen 5n,oke House,
hier's Hoase, Cosper's House aud Shop Biaek.mth's
Hou, ID Shop, Iee-iiouse, Barns, &c. &C The
Of .hss.. SEES and built of the best materials
There excellent little Farm adjoining, that be
purchased And the purchaser may he accommodated
with aa excellent Diser, Shoemaker and Blacksmith
Lpog reasonable terms.
Gentlemen at distance are referred 10 James Hen
deTson, Esq. 81 Williamsburg. Charles Whitlock, Esq
and Edmund ARdersOn, ofthe house If ~ Il 2. Ander-
sen, Richuond, Capt. VIM. N. Spiler Fl King William,
Capt. Benl oliver, OF Hanover, and Thoma- Taylor of
Richmond, who fully authorized Ia SELL and by
the terms will he m2de known.
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a feiItlON will be presented TO Tie nex1 S5Sr-rSi
hssenoy, TO amend the Law suthorisinv = t,rnn;t
from ONens tavern, in Henrco, to W. D. TAYLOR, mil.
burg y" H'e"eileA-
HNgu1 -. oo.a-
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August l..

Ton Turf ron sALE.-win be sold TO the highest
bidder, at Hanover court house, on Wednesday the
a7th OF this month, August) being Hanover day
the superior high stallion rom Turf belonging
TO the estate Of Major Vim. Hundey decd. late OF Han
over county.
Tom TUT is upwards of is hands high and very hand
some Of beautiful cbesnut coloHr his blood nferi
or to none; his performances on the turf well
known to spoTsmep, to render detail Of them low
unnecessary. Tom 1uff bred BY John HooIncs Esa
HE was got by the imported horse Escape; his dam te
celebrated running Fairy, his grand dam the i'm.
ported marc WaN.brira, &c. &c.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purchaser
upon hs giving bond and approved security.
By the attorney in fact otrthe
Admir-. Of Wm. Hundley, deceased.
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FIOUkTAINJOP FOR sALB.--As directed bythe iatt
AsL will and Testament Of Col Richard Adams deed.
we shall proceed to sell the pTvteS on Monday the
2Dth aGy Of SepteSbeT HCIs that most beautiful and W.
lnable situation for Tavern on the Top Of the MOnntan
10 hsek Fish Gap, nov occupied by Mr. Joha HorTIson
The Tract Of Land consists Of nearly one thousand
senetaly Of excellent quality and lying well for cuItiva
on. The 1orerJI is quite new and very spacious
sevefal Shares In the Rock Fish Gap Turnpike will be
al the same time offered foT sale.
Jrmsg SAFE One two and three years. Payments
to be secured by bouds with approved security and deed
Of trust ON the properly The sale will bs conducted by
Thomas Taylor, ksg.
JOHN ADAMS,
SAM'L. q. ADAMS, ATe'us0Ts.
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1 ANO FOR SaL~.-TLr subscriber will ODER for sale
- at king-WiIam court honse Monday the 18th OF
August mex it being court day, df farif not, the
mex, iair days Iroef 81 Land on Matapony river,
III tue said county, called EGLiNGTON, about two and
half miles from the containing acres
Guiding marsh &c-It has OH large aud convenient
brick dwelling house situated within yards Of the
river bank, together with all necessary ouhonses which,
With small expense, may he made capable of
every convenience About third of this land clear
ed part in slashes swamps, which, il cleared would
be very valuable the balance In marsh andlow grounds
-ahordng good range for stock attached whichis
valuable shad and herring fishery, well known by The
name of the White O6k.
There are adjoining this tract about 700 OF supe
ror land for corn, wheat, &C. which may be purchased
ard added 10 the foregoing, would render inferior
none upon Matzpony river.
Eglington being situated thirty miles from Richmond
ten from King & Queen court house. aud twenty from
Iappanann"ck, would be an eligible situation for pro
fessionai gentleman.
Terms at sale, previously. il application be made
the subscriber, and the land shewn frequed. and in
formation given as to The other tracts.
JOHN c. POLLARD.
Ayett's Ware b"nse, King Will o.,t
han County,, July Is. <s-NI"s'
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JAMES RIVER LANDs-FOR Sd/.E.-I viii sell 400
~ acres oi land, James River, in the county of AM
herst, ten twelve miles below Interchangeable sdvan
tages ot This place are its con:my several
factnfne hilis witd navigation 10 all of ten aud
oxford ironwors,, LyDchbrrg and Richmond. IL con-
tains aboutI acres of first rate owgronnss bed OF
limestone and good shad fishery. There not
30 many advantages 10 the egricultnrist grazier.
Those incned 10 purchase invited to visit and view
the place. being this year the of Mrs. Eliza
NlnIcu.
Possession be had on new years day with liberty
Of seeding this Fall 70. further particulars apply
TO Inc. Z. ROLLING.
buckingham County. July II. iepSw
VALUABLE LAND is HGnoccr, FOB SALE.-Un.
der the will of John Il. sheppard, decd. the Sub
scrbeS otter for sale, Trace Of Land iu Hanover
tainpg abou: soc lying between the found river
and the road leading fromHanover Louisa
couuhoufe, aud bounded on the and by Lands
which formerly belonged to Gen. Nelsou. This Of
Land Is one OF the best that river IL contains very
considerable quantity OF frstr1te meadow ground the
greater part of which is drained, and be easily
claimed The high land IL very good. and well adapted
TO the culture Of Corn and Whszt-the wood land Is also
veyy good. Mr.. Wm Byars At Scotch Town near the
chase.
The Teys Of SsLe 5000 be paid the day
of January neat, when possession will be given-he ba
lance by three equal annual ns.almeats from time
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security and
deed Of trust 10 the payment 81 the purchase
money The purchaser will be permitted seed the
ueStfa on the Land, such crops he may wish. Any
or all Of the Subscribers will treat for the sale.
N. SHEPPARD,
BEN. SHEPPARD, { EircsI
} pn1r n. s sTgPrASD. tors.
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phiIndelnhin- .InnIf
uIa,I,yAy pcrpp T,,!'''"' -"

f1iW'lWNl NbfbEk0.
On Saturday evening last between eight and nine o.
clock, Mr. Barber Badger, publisher the Naa Temple
was accostsd on the Frankfort Road between the borough
and tie bridge at Frankfort Creeb by two persons who
had the apnoarance Of gentlemen aud asked him ii his
name was badser-on being answered in the affirmative
they aid at they had been looking for him. express
Cd desire TO purchase number Of the copies Of the
Naval Temple 4 proposed to Mr. b. return 20 Buck tn
veTn, where they would enter into contract Mr. Bad
Ger consented to go Nth them, aud had proceeded but
short distance when he heard one of them whisper the
other something about moufy, which alarmed him. and
ne tben pToposcd ts 90 20 frankfort This the highway
men opposed aud violently seized and demanded his
money. hr u. being armed with pair Of pocket pis
to, which he drew aud fred Of them the other was
wrested from him b. Que az the Villains and discharged
Ne c9rtents Of which passed through Mr. Badgers
eoies and brsised his side consider1bytle violence
othe ball Knocked him down aud they succeeded ia rob
HI ing him Of his pocket book, containing $50. Tie mo
ney was taken, the loose papers thrown the road
thc pocket book into the crerk and Mr. b. was LEFT on lie
ground until general Smyher and major Tryon came to
ms Iset, aud removed him To neshborug house. The
injury WAS not serious first apprehended and
hT Badserjs again enabled to walk out. rGaz.
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Sapotoi, "a Esx Chie.S
Acoqua, or Kettle, (,ne principal War Chief OF
the Foxes,) his X mark.
Now, therefore, he il known, that I, James
Madison, President of the United States, ha-
wing seen and considered the said Treaty, have.
by and with the advice and consent OF the Sen
ate, accepted, ratified, and confirmed the
Same, and every clause and article thereof
In testimony whereof, lave caused
the seal of the United States TO be
hereunto affixed, and have signed
the same with my hand. Done at
Il. 81 the City OF Washington, this thir-
tieth day of December. y. ID. one
thousand eight hundred and six
teen, aud OF the Independence of
the United States, the forty
first.
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President:
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary of Siate
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DOMESTIC.
JAMES MADISON,

President Of the United Suites Of Anleyica,
To all and singular TO whom these presents shall
COME, greeting:
WHEREAS, a treaty between the United
States OF America and the Wea and Kickapso
tribes of Indians, was concluded aud signed az
Fort Harrison on the fourth day Of June
1916, by Commissioners on the part Of The
said states, and certain Chiefs and Head
Men of tie said tribe or nation Of Indians i'm
behalf aud on the part OF the said nation or
tribe, which treatyis in the words following to
wit -
Treaty between tie United States Of Anne.
rca and the Yea aud KickapOo tribes of
Judiaus.
Articles ola Treaty nade and entered into NJ
Fort Harrison, in the Indiana territory, be-
tween Benjamin Parle, specially authorized
Thereto by the President Of the Cnifed States
Of tAc one part and the tribes of fntisns
called the Wcas aud KickapoOs, Nv their
Chiefs md Heal Neu, OF the other part.
AYR. g. The Weas and Kickapoos again ac-
knowledge themselves in peace aud friends ip
with tie United States.
agT.2. The said tribes acknowledge the va
N9iy Of, and declare their determination to
adhere 10. Ire treaty Of GrccnYille, made in
the year seventeen hundred and ninets-fiye.
and all subsequent ttaalics which they ha y 2
respectively made with the United States
ART. 8. TIE boundary line, surveyed and
p,arke1 by the United States. of the land on
the Wabash and White Rivers, ceded ia the
year eighteen hundred and nine the said tribe.
60 hereby explicitly recognize and confirm a,
having reen eSerwtcd confornably 10 the sew
eral treaties they have made with the United
ri exit, - - D trr...-.--- o.,
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OF csuntr, which lies between the aforesaid
boundary line OH the northwest side of the
Wabash, the Nermilion river, and "A line to be
drawn from the northwest corner of the said
boundary line, so as to strike the yermllion
river twenty miles in direct line from its
mouth, according to the terms and conditions
of the treaty they made with the United States
on the ninth day of December, in the wear
eighteen hundred and nine.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the said
Benjamin Parke, and the Chiefs
and Head Men OF the said tribes,
have hereunto set their hands
and affixed their seals, 1T Fort
Harrison, IN the Indiana Terri
tory, the fourth day of June, in
the year of orr Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and six
y. Parke IT,.
fiicre .follov the o; tic Ueas and
Hckapoos ChicfS.)
D"NEIN TiiE PRESENCE 6F
Johni.. Mccullough, Secretary to the Com
missioner.
John 4. Chunn, MAJOR, commanding Fort Har-
riSon,
Cab. |. Floyd, lieu,. U. s. Army.
Ih. MCali, OF Vincennes.
Henry Gillian, DO.
\. Il. Bailey, do.
Richard Brouillet, Interpreter at Fsrt Harri-
son.
Joseph Barron, swern interpreter.
Now, therefore, be it known, that I, James
Madison, President OF the United States Of a
merica, having seen and considered the said
treaty have. by and with the advicc and con-
sent of the Senate, accepted ratified and con-
frmed, the same, and every clause and article
thereof.
In testimony whereof, have caus-
ed the Seal of the United
States To be hereunto affixed
:......: and have signed the same with
l.. $. my hand. Dcne in the City of
:.....: Washington, this 3Csh day of De-
cember, 1916, aud of the indie
pendence of the United States
the forty-trst.
JAMES MADISON.
BY the President:
JANIS MONROE, Secretary Of State.
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and watrisr. have Get their liands &

and watrisrs have Get their hands g.
seals.
Done at the Chickasaw Council Honsc,
this twentieth day of September,
IN the year OF cur Lord enc
thousand, eight hundred and six
teen.
andrew jackson, =. $.
y. Aerriwe;lcr, j.. 8.
J.Frank.iu, I.s.
Here fonca The names elite Indian Chiefs,
and the Sitnesscs--uits tie otic'di seal
AMI ate station Of the President Of the u
StGieS.
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NortoM;. .Iannnrn IL.

- INVIJOUt, UuHNUFy 10.
werecord the following act of our Common Council
With pride and piea IL is honorable town
wieit renders Just trihne and gratitude
se memory OF those patriotic citizens, who fastened
our assistance In the hour of peril and sacrificed their
lives in protecting fre.des Haowed he the crave
Of the soldier who falls in defence of his country whr
az u be by the sword Of the enemy the ruthless hand
ofdisease I'VE could wish sif be prscticahle to see
the name OF every officer and soldier who fell with the
Names of the counties which they belonged
inscribed 1t full length, and in lasting characters on
tbe Monument, that their grateful coanrymen who sur
Svc the might distinguish each taipfW0( who CLAIM,
- ida Tribute OF their remembrance. Reyaid
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Jannarr IL.

rTHiEsUBsCRIBER will sell the 10; on which he has
lately erected brick dwelling house. IL this pro.
p4ry sno disposed Of at private sale by the is day Of
February next, viii be offered At public apction npon
The following terms, 10 wit -. 1000 to be paid on the
hrst day Of June 5000 the first day Of November
a, the residue drst dag o. June, 1875 The pnr
chaser giving appSNved endorsed negotiable notes Al e.
th OF the bnns in this lily ard dssd Of trpst noon
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NORFOLK BnRnuGH-

fn,toDsDgOn Council, q. Jan lSl7.
Resolved, That Messrs Sharp, King Green MConiso
and Nvison be Committee to devise and report plan
VI enclosure for the new bTrying ground together with
An estimate of the probable attending sane
Be H hn0rsorfr Resolved, That the said Committee
devise aud report plan Of z durable aud approximate
Tonmment, TO be ted in the the said bury
ng ground so enclosed, 10 the memory OF the officers
ana soldiers now inferred therein, who died ser
y.ee Of their 'untry during the aIs with Great Fri
saia.
E1El.
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C. GAIT. GU.
iFPoN rrEN4TI

iFFoH rrE NATIONAL ISTELLIGExcER1
PhssoHsnon In ThicS.in Mobile and Pensacola
hays there is but eb1 and oed in twenty-fopr
hoirs.
Qaers. Ts the Gulf stream the cause ofths extraord
nary exception 10 the usual Gf tidesaud II so
not MOTH tides ia I'll hours prevented by that cause
she coast Of FlOridal
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{ From ths. Norjoi6 Herald. J
ORIGINAL POETRY (!
IYINI'ER.

W}NI'EH.
He,rse howis the chilling Northern blast,
The suns obssursd-thc SKYE o'.rcast-
The lightning glares o'er depths profound.
While psIlisg thun,ers roll around
The ocean hcaves with furious roar
Aud tsrn?ests whirl iroW shore to shore,
rho-e nn;ruring sounds We heard aiar,
prcceds old winters Icy car,
Proelaim his believing whrlwinds high.
Nis elemental warfare nigh:
vhii- fhroa'don clouds his awfni form
iinpess the furious midnight storm.
Marked Ye-yoB vessels faiutiag band,
Strive hard to gain their native strand
Saw We the shi>'r ring hapless few
The sport of every wind that blew
Nov DER the ligaid mountains ,ost,
Now mid the roaring breakers lost.
With desperate hand in vain they guide
Their shatter'd bark along the tide
That dreadful shriek-that dismal Veal,
Rings out the seaman's funeral kneil,
All hopes are goue-Hs power can save,
They perish in the briny wave
Al ! never more their hearts shall burn
with friendships joys-or loves return
No partners fohd embrace shall meet
No humble home--no blest retreats-
That iengthc,i'd groan-that piercing sigh
rhaSittie infants plainti,e cry
That frantic burst--and maniac look,
That frame 10y pgngs conclusive shock,
TOntruly speak the sad reverse
Too plain the wo'ul tale rehearse--
The prospects diin'd by horrors g!seR
bic buried ia the watery tombl
Yet think not scenes of woe and pain,
Alone distinguish winters reign,
Tho deso!ation's hand is high
What serial pleasures hoyers nigh
The comforts of the blazing hearth
The Sindling smile Of harmless mirth--
The soft expressive loon oflove--
That cen the rud.st heart would move
The Inspired Volumes sacred lore,
fae historic Experimentation pour
while genuine wit will brightly how,
And every face with rapture CLAW
Then hail, stern winter | monarch hoari
And all thy rushing torrents pour
More dear To me their echoes shriil,
Than summers softly tiRkling rll,
Thy mountain gale aud piercing air,
Than Zephyrs bresihd thro' gardens fair
Yon wild heath clad in spo;lcs. SNOW,
Yon giant ciiii's imperious brow,
Around whose summit lIghinings Hash
Al whose dark base The surges dash,
Than all the summers gludy scene,
Oppressive heat-and verdure green.
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NTorlCE.-w be sold. On the goth inst. a1 -
4 town, & or 10 likely Nrgina-born 81 AvpS ame~
sisths of nien, and boys-on credit IN ~
OF September next. Bonds with good security nist
interest from the date il not puuctuslly paid '~1J
Aiso-A Wagon and Team, Cigg and Harnets.
,.n,.,s JAMES J. FOSTER.
wo,
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h NANClNG SCHOOL.-4Br. GElron has The -
50 inform the LADIES and Gentlemen of ,,oh"f 70
that his second term will commence the first ysnd.
IN teoruaiy, In Mr. buchaiisn's long room. 'os9
For farther particulars, please encuire of ", =
MIS-. Metzlers. 'f' o. AZ
january Is Ca,
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The Connecticut Agricultural and Economical Alma
mac FOR 1917, contains the following:
FARuERy GREED

Let this be held the Farmers Creed
Por stock, seek ont the choicest breed
In peace aud plenty let them feed
ronT land sow with the hest of seed
Let II not dung or dressing need
rnciose, plough, reap, with care and speed
And you will soon he rich indeed
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EDUDLiC SALE.-By virtue OF n decd OF trust -
to the Subscribers by John 4. Pieasauts IA, cutes
therein mentioned, and recorded IN the P''po
OF Powha'an, and by the agreement aud consent of n
parties concerned Will positively be sold To tb an The
bidder, ~ithoutfc-rTye, ut povhatan courhc,, s"e~t
the third WedGe..a, IN February nrNt (i,riny Ca -
the TRACT ot LAND, conveyed ny the aid c. usl,
vhercou the said John r. pltasants a.ry re.,S shd
tanning IL acres, porc or hess lying Jsges's con-
the said countv. ~'sek Ia
The Terms u Sctc VIII be 4 600 dollar. in ca,
the balance III tso equal annual rayne;its 10 t ard
by deed ci tTs; on IL. ltud. sssSiei
The title IS believed to be good, hut the sus.c,;,
ting Trustees, will only couvc, the right vested ae
b the trust deco ana agreement aforesaid. 'leai
JOSIAH SMITH,
end ~,
WINS. DANCE, "'ees.
January Ia.
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ETFTY DOLLARS RrwNRT. -Ii1In7r-71 on FTidsr
me lsth Mt from riy plantation in Chesterfield
and Ben. ~ ''' "'
JAN Is 20 years old s0ni made. Of hrownish blac
about FIVE feet OF eleven inches h;o rtarked v;fh liz
PoN; ne mas holes m bis ears Of which had
ring IN il-when Nc eenoG his dress was bse round
sailors jacket and irowsers
BEN is 20 years old alout ak feet ii- snare mad,
thin visaee and very black
J0cf mas recently been brought from New.York wbase
he was apprchendcd. Tie went on i'm isf9 and darirs
.ne a's "ar sailed IN the pryateer Director and AFTER
wat's ~ me sioop Of war Pescock captain Warrington.
no noubt but ne will endeavor 10 pass ~ free mas
ana ne object Of both will be 10 get 10 New.York
IArfgtgfne Dotf0rs will be paid for either Of tho
aoove oescfiocd fellows II lodged in any ssl aHd a.
Tsa.s.asle charges u delivered me at nay rss5ense %
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January Ia.

w.ilsel', or exchange, tor property, real IN n.---
q nNif-na, an interest which possess In
Die lands aud slaves in the comfy Canden a,, siis
otGeosva. The part OF the Land lies Nsie
culture of the Ssa-lstaud cotton. ~ " Tic
particular descriptions OF the property, with ..
maunu OF It's value, may be obtained by those Ul
purchase, on application to mr at this place a. >sdto
Session oiite Legislature, and afterwards at wsh The
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