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| their stock Of implements of hnshandry, parti.
cnlsrly ploughs, so long as the same shall be
conducted upon principles ct reasonable ealoi-
ument TO the undertake., and OF certain att
vantage TO the public.
| Resolved. that the said n,anufactory shall be
established In Charlottesville ana the commit
tee are authorized 10 contrlbHte reasonable
part OF the annual rent of honSe fer That pur-
pose keeping in view the actual state OF the
funds OF The society.
Resolved, that the said mannfacsory shall be
place of jeposite for ali new or improved
implements of husbaDGry.l And il Is hereby
made the duty of every member of this society,
upon the discovery OF any new, or the aeqnisi-
ton OF ANY improved implement, to deposit "a
alodel thereofin the said nanuiacior,. Tor Tie
inspections aud information OF the society," and
the public generally.
Resolved, that The committee report ,ilcir
proceedings under these resolutions TO the next
meeting.
Resolved, that Mes>rs. l. A. Coles. TIL. nj.
Randolph aud r. Minor be and they are hereby
appointed coni:littee to open a correspon.
dence with the government of Spain through
out minister at Madrid and the Spanish minis
Ter accredited to- the United States, for tue
purpose of ascertaining whel Their IA person act
ing uuder the authority of tins ioriety viii be
permitted To purchase IN Spain, aud transport
To the United states, horse oftle best race ot
fiat country, with tile view 10 improve the
breed III our own.
p. MINOR, sEc'nY.
Delegates returned to ssrpe in The neri Legisia.
lure Of V.fgiRid
Cuipeper -Amliose Biil,- JOHN Tnrner,
FaiJd1- Robert L. .rhompson, john w. Ash
ton.
Honorer- Reuben Mered,th,a Hector Davis.
Uddison-L iun Bauks, Robert Hill.
Ndnssa,ond- Hardy CfOSs,% Thomas Rorlanls
Norfoit county-Mo,uecai Cook Nehemiah
Foreman
Richmond county Vincent Dranliam,' Richard
Street
Ncu Ngmbeys.
tThe return tom psince william county tpnbshsd
on FRIDAY 'ast) a stated rs No snake appear that
Thomas F.Iebbs SCi,rd sac eieatestuiber 81 votes ;
which ile ease. The following VAS the state Of
the pots when closed ..For John Linton Isl Thomas
z. rebbs, 81. AIR. Poster, 5s.J
SENATORIAL.
The county OF Yerk voted last Monday,
! Che Almanac enormously says on the fourth
Monaay.)-Hr. Clopton had MAJ of Is votes
over Mr.. Hay which makes his present ma
iority about 2SS.-Elizabeih City, Williams
burg aud the city OF kichn,ond are yet 10 be
| counted.
MAREiED-ou Tuesday evening last by ihr Rev'd
Bishor Moore, MIA JOHN Jones 10 Miss SARAH RooRs,
laughter OF Zao iatIah Brooks Esc all ui tits city
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COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life on Thursday the 10th inst
Mrs. JULIA MACLiN, consort of Major
Thomas Macin, OF Brunswick, after alingering
illness which she bore with christian forfi
tnde and calm resignation. Her memory will
ever be held IN Venciatiom by those who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance, for she was
steady friend and afiectionate wife, tender
parent and induigent mistress. She has left
dINcOnsoIate husband and nine lovely oil.
spring 20 bewail their irreparable loss
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kamLS RNERLAND For SALf.-i oerr for sale
~ an."t 600 acres OF LAND, lying of both sides Of
Harris creek in Amherst county and within 1--WE miles
OF Lynchb"re-Iwo hundred acres cleared one lrd
OF whch Is fresh lana and The balance the ract is
hst rae tobacco Hand, and heavily tinbered will white
DAN locust chesnut and poplar which will Yield Der
acre from any TO sixty cords Of ERE wood There are ca
acres OF flch low grounds chiefly cleared and capable
al sa expense, OF being converted into tnot, mead
ow. ana as much more may he made by Watering and
mil seat ON Big Harrs's creek which win AFFORD waler
power Sufficient for merchant mill or six pair Of
bnrr stones aud saw mill to up the timber for
market ohetbIfd of the purchase money hustle paid
down. and the balance ia equal annual payments
secured by trust thelaud
For fnTheT particulars apply ~ Messrs. Whitlocke&
for the land. RORERT n noSp
IT Possession cannot be given until the faII wibou,
an aoeq"ats COMPENSATION II. II. h.
Orange. April ~. II9e,,
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FOR TIE RNoulRER.
Ertraet from tie pro, ceilings Of the Agrieultarat
SocietnOf AlbennrleE Mnrch 2 ISIH

fLNhct JTOM tNe VI"ecCotHSS ~ tHc dNffcuttTdi
SOcigtgof Atbemarie- March 2. 1915
Resolved, that for the purpose OF carving
into effect the views Of this society with regard
70 implements of liusbaudry, it is expedienl 10
establish mandatory Of such to he in part
under tie patronage aud guidance OF tile socI.
city; 60 liayeiu view particularly Improvements
in tie construction OF ploughs
Resolved, kat Messrs. VIM. ID. Mcriwether,
Til. J. Randolph aud Frank Carr be commit
tee whose duty ~ shall be to engage some suit.
able pcrssn to undertake the proposed manu-.
factory. Aud the society hereby pledges Itself
10 furnish the said undertaken, from time to
time, w,th the most approved models Of sgri-
cultural Implements, particularly piOu is....
and further, those members Of the society who
reside MA convenient distance from Charlottey-
vile, viii cussider themselves individually
pledged - g'ScVre fy0M ghe said Dshs'sseiory,
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ro THE EpIroR-nArrn

buckingham, Aprii Is, 1918.
On Monday LAST. an election was held tor
Buckingham county there were four candi-
dates, who made tender of their services 10
the people. Charles Yancey, a member Of the
last Assembly and John r. 3Ocock were elect
ed by large majortles over the other two can
didsles, the latter IN place of John Hersley,
Esor. member of the last Assembly who
declined a reelection. The former members
having voted for increasing the pay Of the
members Of the General Assembly, caused
some OF the fieehOders to complain of the
member, who was again before them for their
suffrage, who addressed the people aud salts
fled them of the propriety and necessity of
augmentiug tie pay, after which tue people
were called upon to decide the subject for
themselves, which was done by DIVISION
forming to The right and left the majority in
favor OF insifuctng their M, Ibers TO the next
General Assembly, to vote too raising The pay
10 $ per day, was great as TO render a
cOuat unnecessary this will generally he
considered high evidence Of HE Intelligence,
liberia lity, and Justice of the people Of Buck.
inghafn, and add another proof 10 tlat priuci.
pie held Ivy republicans, that freemen are ca
pable Of self government
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- OF attorney executed tome by captain Beverley Roy
If King Queen county, shall the 3Oth instant al
O'Clock ia The evening before the Bell Tavern in this
city, sell 10 the highest bidder for cash a4z acres Of
LAND. lying IN tie countyof m9son state At Ken.
tuckyA cops Of The grant bJ the Governor Of entuc
Ky forthis Iaud, in which it is particularly Described
may he seen BY calling ON me. HAIRY GAINES.
Anril "a IIstds
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{ AND FOX ShLE.-w be sold Ito the highest bidder
- on the premises FTiday the Isl ar on qv
The tract of land on which now live lying ON Herring
eIreh, miles above Ayers Warehouse, m the county
OF King William and the main road LEADING from
thence TO the Rrtdy Mills This contains $50
and Is divided nio three shifts each Of which will pro
dpceTom twOto three hundred barrels of corn ard well
adapted tothe uiiure o small gIaeach OF these shift,
Is partly seeded with co,crbefe is an excellent aDule
shu orchard ana very confoi table aud convenient
buildings this farm Tie situation Is thought 4,
thy as any other in this part NJ the country, The Term,
OF sale WILDE $1,000 cash and the ba ance be paid on
the LIST day OF January next ANY person wishing To
view this farm can do SO by making application to the
subscriber. PHILIP FII IEitrcu
April "a. ria tide
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~ OANORE NANlGAIION.-1Be s'ot kloid, fsrIn III
ga Roanoke Navigation Company who have not pa &
In tbeI second nstsiment requested do SO fork
"ithI hose persons WHO have been authorized Open
books Of subscription for taking up ofsiork underline
virginia chatter, well those still holding book
opened under that Of Nerb Carolina requested TO
return tIes Immediately 10 the subscriber AZ Halifax
NC. X. JOHNSTON Tfeasufer
Halifax. n. e. April "a. iIstf
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commissioners ase taking observations,
lei us not commit ourselves until We hear
their report; for would 1t not place us IN
. ludicrous prcdicament to take any
Steps at this time which Should turn out
hereafter to be entirely unwarran,ed by
Tue Information they may DrinS US one
thing Is however, al this iiipe manlfestiy
Indispensable, that we should nave al all
times inSouth merica, men OF sound Ia
Tents aud sound principles, TO resist British
iniiuenee, and 10 iosterihe well known
existing productions amongst Inc peo-
pie, towards our own people ana govern
meDt.
Accept the good wishes ot Your old
friend, LAC IARO.
GEoRG ETowN, %. CO. April 10.
Congress rose on Monday laSt-a'tcr
session OF nearly five i.,onths. Tie com
menccment and the close, were dlsiln-
glished by mu, h activity OF measures
bnt great deal oil the Intermediate peri
od was consumed on proiracted dlscussi-
ons, which were productive OF little or no
fruit TO the public. A variety OF quesii-
ons were taken up, which were either re-
iec,ed or laid down. The communication
bill, bankrupt bill, militia bill, Stare bill,
various proportions about the army, IN
refids, sufferers in the late war, amend
mpnts 10 tn Constitution, Buenes Ay1es
mission, occupied much time, to yer, lit
tie purpose. The case of John Anderson,
Introduced Il food of discussion; vet The
result was any thing but saluiary 10 the
people. Tie abstract resolutions on In
fernal Improvement, led to a world OF con-
troversy, and so far as they were decided,
were calculated TO astonisll and alarm the
natioD-but in the III. of K. where they
appeared, they led 10 little or no practi-
cal result; such contrarety Of CON
iiiciing local interests was manifested on
every attempt to bring them into prac-
iice.-The most i.ipor,ant measures
which succeeded were tue old soiIicf's
bill, and The nari2ufion bill, 10 counter
vail the colonial policy of Great Britain
Springing as MANY Of lis members did.
from The heat provoked by the jusli, OH
noxions compensation 5iH, ii was appre-
hendcd by some, that The present Con-
gress would he wofully inferior in ability
To all its predecessors. But the predlc-
ton was erroneous. A large share of o.
rat0rical aud political talent was elected
and Virginia did not yield 10 anv of her
sisters in the variety or number of forces
whom she sent into the field.
What gave particular zest TO the late
session of Congress, Was the idea which
bout 10 be organized, in the very bosom
of The republican pariy. Tie suspense
,y.s ,yei ION, nm 70 tJ,e end ~ Iii,
T"s W. ~ Up " ~. ~ ~"
ucSiSh' Ho"eNSi' "eie SNei Seiiousiy cH-
terialned, IL Is most probable that II Will
be abandoned. Ii the experiment has
been tried. II has so far Terminated m
desoair 10 say tile President gan do 40
$3.50 ~ s,..r > -" "a"
wrong 10 dct nc par, on parasite,
and not OF irlenn; III would be 10 regard.
him as British King not as an American
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EROM CANtv

Capt. Nichols. Of brig St. Clair. arriv-
ed at Newbufyporl in thirty days from
Cadiz, reports, ila'ihe ship Moliaps, az
New York, and Fair American, oi Balti-
more. were taken up 10 carry home the
Russian seamen, and that they got
SD Geo each for The run. No troops had
recently sailed Cor Soulb AnNercs, hut a
hot press was III operation TO man HE
Russian ships.
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Staples Of tie l.ichmo,d l1asEsf.
Tobacco : 10 10 10 So Corn 8 4-Flosr 8 S
60toS 75-Wheat l6G 2-3--Meal > I--Hemp l7s
to 200.
Groeeries.-Sugar brown, S 10 so TO ii so per
hundred Coffee 25 to u ctsper Ib.-MoIasses
so TO So cts. per gallon HeTriugs scarce S q
perbbl bacon IL els. per b.. Rum, Anti.
qua, . 90 TO 10 per galIon-do. Jamaica
) 70 per gallon.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank OF virginia. lips.
Farmers Bank .............i27.
L. >. StoCk Observation-Disclosures ae.
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SIDNEY.

E1- We arc sorry to understand, that Spring
Garden, tue elegant Seat of JudYe Roane in
Hanover County, was on Saturday last reduced
TO ashes. The wind was uncommonly high on
that day. and no efforts that could be made
were sufficient TO arrest the progress Of the
flames. The roof caught fire from tie chimney
while the family were At dinner lost Of The
valuable furniture was saved from d structon.
The out.houses escaped Tile dwelling
House was insured.
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OuRSUhNT ioa deed OF trust executed by Burgess
LoRgwth IN islife time and of record in The csun
ty court Of Richmond 10 the subscriber ss trustee for
purposes therein specified, will b. sold for ready mo.
ney, at Ricbmend Courthouse, the FIRST Monday in
Jnne neat all that tract parcel OF land which the
said Lungwtb lately resided containing about so acres
nom which the Widows dover will he reserved Iyipe
within abont Two miles Of raid Courthouse such tts
only will be conveyed is vested NE as the trustee
April ~. iI36t
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PRICE on STOC

pursuance o. resolution of the coHimo Hal tie
Il city of RchnOnd-NoIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the SAID Common Hall will tie I'd Monday ia
MAJ mex, proceed to elect Captain Of the Ni,ht
Watch ofthe said city, in tie place OF Join p Shields
res gned NJ SHEPPARD C. C. H.
April pa. nan
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II is hdierouS TO see tie jealousy with which
the English politicians trace all our footsteps
We cannot gain one inch of grcNnd, without
tbrOwing heminto danle. We cannot adopt
measure, whichmay be Tortured by ihe.utnIost
refinement of jealousy into an acquisition of
territory, without bringing upon us the cry of
ambition. We cannot Dust a nest of despera.
does from The little island OF Amelia, without
the London Courier or the San charging the
President with :" thirst for the extension of
tie territories of. She United Statcs."-If this
be ambition, 10 what terms shall we speak OF
the gigantic regulations of the monarchs of
Europe3 How shall we describe the English
extending their empire in the East hundreds of
miles at one sweep-or the Russia MS ell grossing
an enormous slice of Poland, ficIing Finland
from Sweden, or Sweden wrestling Norway
from Denmark i-They see any thing like a
mote in their neighbor's eye, but they do not
see the beam in their owu.
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SWENIl NEGROES Al ACCTiON.--Thes subs cTinef
viii sell u 1uciiun before The of The Franklin
Hotel in tbe town Of Lyncbburg fidy the LIST day OF
MAY, 20 remarkably likely negroes consisting men
men boNsan girls among them are excellent male
COOK, a. ut 20 years III age excellent oster and
h"e saw ana newer. among the females there are
or line house servants The above negroes are very
likely all young and nnder good claract-r-hey can
be seem al any time previous TO the sale Terms
WHirLoCKE & RICHARDSON, AuciioneeTs.
IynchhuTR, April "a. liatd,
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BosToN, April lT.-The a gAsyafn arr. al t!,is
port, was boarded ON the 9Th. lst. %, l0E 81,
from the Bucnos Ayrean biIg Gen. San Mar
tan, capt. ESiifaHc, - days fIom Savannah on
cinize; titaied poiitel. and supplied with
vegetables his vessel was formerly Ihe let
Ter of a,atGme brig Argus of This port.l The
prifstser had captured holding.
CALCU1fA, Dec. II.-Ry TIE Kindness of
friend,we ha'e:had communicable ofa iettet
from The isle Of France:
In my last letter spoke to you Of Spanish
independent piivateers. " 9 had then i.iIel-
ligence only OF ships OF that nation having made
their appearance OF fl,c coast Of madagascar
Here are now then Ike authentic particulars
we have received or that subject
lie ship which caused The alarm, is Of A
merlcan construction, aud was fitted uut at
buenos Ayres. She has the dimensions of a fri
gate, a crew OF $50 men, 40 guns, and two fur
ndc.s tor red hot iron balls.
! NE crew are for the most part Englislmen
or NoIth ameilcaiiS, OF Spaniares, and as
many FrenCl'men. i he captain, Of the uaIne of
Bionssard, is Frenchman, and native OF
Ni@rSsiIies. There bave been many resclts on
board, which he has put down by the sssistsnte
OF 20 c'eoies Of baeues Ayres, who serve sshis
body snaid-but they have cost hiin already
tht lass of more than 30 Of his men.
In the beg timing OF this month COctobeTl
the ship anchored in the ban OF iuIuataYa.
There was then an English corvette, the Con-
way Srnt 10 prevent lie trade ia slaves. TIE
two ships had no communication with one ouo-
iher. Bat there were others OF different Ma
tons, between which and ihe independent. a
free intercourse was opened. HYeak sling
parties were interchanged, sud in them poiiii-
cal opisions were discussed The sailors of
the Independent being ashore got into "A GUAR
rel with those Of the Industry, ship from
Hare, captain LorqUet. The Independents
having been worsted, captain i.roussard land.
ed uith reinforcement, and seized upor, not
the captain, but the ov iicr OF Tie French ship,
whose name is Bianehi. He forcihiy carried
him on board of the privateer. and Kept Linn
three daIs in irons, cruising al The time in the
otf'sg. Bianchi redeemed himself by supply.
ing the privateer with provisions. II cost him
) 1000. After that fine ex plot the lpdept nd
ent sailed Oft for Manila. captain b. SAID, to
make Spanish prizes. They aie real pirates,
Who will certainly respect raboay. The En-
glish corvette remained an Indifferent spec
tator of v hat was going on. The lnde, endemt
flag has horizontal stripes like the BaioI, two
red ones with one while in ihe middle"
Fsspr.yzrs,,ssr ~ a se..s,=.t-as,
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iSANAWAi rom NE few days past, negro p.sn
IL named SQUIRE, about 80 years old. yellow cani.
peHiou about feet on s inches high spare made
purchased him last fsof Mr.. John shiess Of Rich
mond the property Of Sir. John Mnge of Cleie CITY,
expect he viii make ior Richmond Charles CITY.
viii awe ten dollars for securing him IN jail IN this
siaeSi5f delivered 10 Mr.. Jobn ?. Shields, IN Rich-
uoud or 90 II delivered 20 me ia alternate and II
taken Of the slate 90 dollars. JOHN WOOD.
April "a. 2i-
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INEsrsazs,szr ,nns,rrs,t.ss

Mr Burw ell f3asSetts Address II our next
Alr. ID. communicates his wish" To- retire at
the next election. With this previous infor-
nation the says the district cannot faiIse!ect-
ing in time a suitable candidate"
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hIOTtCk-ih c partnership ~ LEWIS q MTBS y as
~ dissolved Ny foOtozl consent TIE FIRST day Of
January last. wAENtR LEWIS,
r. MINIS.
Goaebiand Arril %. fis11w
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SENATORIAL


MARRiED-ou Tuesday evening last. by The Rey'd
bishor Moore, MIA JOHN JONES 10 Miss SARAH ERooRS,
laughter OF ZaobatIah Brooks, Bee al of tits Guy.
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4 orS OF HASKINION FOX SALE.-The lots lately
II laid on into half acres for the of Haskinton
agreeable TO an act OF the last legislature, The south
he"i Roanoke river, adjoining hashns' frTty in lie
county Of meeklsnbrg, Va. will be Sold TO The besl
bidder on,he premises, the 25h of Nay. Its local stu.
atlon presents most eligible seat for town oslasd.
ig nne view Of the river l"m en;inence that ex
tends back toa considerable distance with SURFACE so
peiieruy plain, as 10 require neither af nor labor 10
regulate or beautify it, and renai knhy health ana
good WAFER Ills believed op0ssess equal adv m
poin OF trade. While small towns spriugnp nm
Oh the head waters of Roanoke The neigEbo hood OF
each other and consequently rivals, dependant UPON an
uncertain and at best limiiedtrade Hsshnon stand.
ioe on the mann river unaie by IN us vcn
~ relying not only upoa wealthy neighhoThood Tor is
property, butthe mere cerIain supper; an extern
sVe fertile bach onuhuy Ia the heart of North Carsns
which has constantly sought thr distant markets OF Pc
eTsburg suS Richmond, aud willuow find here more
convenient AID easy trans Poraiion of her products
The teDs OF sale viii be cash, the first of January
1910, and tiIe frst Of JaDul, 1870 Bond with o,c,
riy viii be requ,I I'd oft!,e purchasers.
NJ lark ALENANDEa,
GRIEF GREEN,
hNDIRSoN rssCHAIL, c.-.,..,..l-
GEoaSE REDD, 4 Vo"'hissionefs
WlLEiAM TAYLOR.
JOHN SoMERVILLE,
April ,,a.4.
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u subscriber, living near benyiile "a the eouniy II
psylYaua the 10Th inst abiigbi nuietto ln1n nam
ed BURWEl about ~ or 23 OF rye supposed 70
he feet 10 iAches high has streght blg.t hsi s aNt
ward IN his appearance and has rather down nos vhea
spoken iothe cnd Of q his fingers D. c0nsisrIsb
rHhsTed and has scar on one OF Rte legs Ell ~
burn-hi cioibrr Iot recoiifctsd exert fiah tx
cort. he vas raised IN FiSslsreri H. vas sewn "a
the road a. fynchhnTs ia cufy.~q iin ynunr ~
TIE RENE o. Burveil Rcade rFo rc dcri q i - -
10 pas. ifr 81 fer tsis pToes1e ihss ~iii aiiu
~ Hsrtrare. The e1nye reward AZ o. sria t0f
delivery ~ I'D case lcit fi.ncc ~ sp' is.i :.
fhst v. hin a-au Foyfes bT4i gf,i -in to Tbs
janrinr t.DFs. sltfttritL :" -. ;.
tfi"1 - ~
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EOuRNFTMEN lED.--Thc Subscriber Wfstes
- 10 employ twO Jourseyiuen ofc mkKEEs, and owe
JourDeyHan wBhELwRfoHT- to whom ibe1a wages
will be given RIO. SINGLETON, iT.
near Georges tavern, Coochland eouutg.
Aprii24. tIs6ts
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March IL

The first namcdtract of land IN the above advertise
mem is situated IN the county of Henrco on Cb,cka
h"nby s"ap, adjoining the lands Of lillian Savage
"Ln White Gee aud Mrs. Carter, reen mites below the
city of Richmond three hundred acres Of which ia
swamp low grounds one kundfed of Which may. 1T "A
small expense, tie made hrst rate meadow having am
arvaataee over most amp meadows of heipg varetcd
fhe dr,.st srsons) al pleasEte. Ike high lands Afford
snihCtent tIBlber FOL tlc use at the plantation.
Tie lshd III hrN KcnI (ahuGt enc hundred acTes) is
situated on the sou;h Side OF the leading 10
ChamheI'aynes U, and opposite tie plantation OF Mi
john yion, dec. part oiihs land is in gs original
gr"utl, the balance In pine aud ceaar.
rats o the above tracts III be exhibited the day
OF saie. 4. II. rRoSSER.
April -. Uslds
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ID ANAwAI from the subscriber on HE 7tb Of this
N instant, 4 Begro man uamed DANIEL. abnHt 40
yezra Of sge, remarkably well made ltiie tnock-
kHeed - Of agIUm coHatenance aud broad feet,
feet inches high be had on when he tinprd, drab
coored cOst aud bomrspuu pantalcons, but u is more
than probable lie nt3 change his cloheSA reward Of
FIVE DOLLARS w1hc paid for said negro u taken b.
the comfy secpied in jad that get bn agan and
TIN DOLLARS fiotcr nut Of tie county. and ~ rea.
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