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II AND tON ShLE. -AgTeeabIy 10 The PROVISIONS OF
IL a deed Of trust executed to me by john Miller OF
the county Of Cumberland to secure the payment Of
certain Of money to Lewis tsbe aud his assigns
be sold the premises, for cash, the 23d dug or
JuHe nsrt SO much Of tract Of LAND, conveyed To
me ny said deed and occupied by John Miller H..
ing In the county of Cumberland, and bounded by Av
ponatox river. and the lands of Vim. Randolph Hughes
raylofs heirs aud Vim. Walker, as will pay the sun
nov due said deed John Edioe's adm'x, tpart of
said deed having been assigned to her by Lewis sbe
and the expenses Of the sale. GEO: BOOKER.
May7. III ids
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establishment Of her proper rank among Ma
tons; aud her sons who have been tail now
combating against ;yrants, without govern
ment to guide them, will ind in congress the
impulse which shall invisorate their efforts IN
future, u render them more competent To sus-
tain the dignity which their representatives
shall pronounce. am at the head of a respec-
table army of those sons of Venezuela, by
whom am charged 10 present TO the sove
reign congress, their humble congratulations
and at the same time to signify the JOY which
they experience on tue Inauguration OF the
supreme congress.
God preserve, &c.
General Head Qsarter., at the Sava-
ma de Buron, Feb. 20. lSl9-9th year.
ANSWER.
The sovereign congress has received with
lively feelings, the sentiments of congiatula-
ton from you, general, and from the troops
under your command, on the occasion of the
installation. These manifestations are much
more valued as they recall to the memory, the
numerous sacrifices which You have made for
the good OF the repu, lic-and they only con-
cur with the public feeling in appreciating
your civil and military virtues. With the
gIeateet confidence copgress relies on your eff
forts and those of Your gallant troops, as one
or the columns which shall sustain the editce
of our regeneration against the tyranny of
Spain; which shall again restore the usurped
territory, and Ie-estabiish social order through.
out our whole country in a word, whose eA-
ample and discipline. and particularly whose
devotion aud respect for the institutions Of our
government, VIII be guarantee for their sta
bility. May Heaven augment your glory, and
AFFORD Sou opportunities to enable congress to
celebrate your triumphs over the enemies of
the republic.
All of~hich communicate by order of the
sovereign congress.
DIEGO b. URBANEJA,
Secretary of Congress.
Angosturd, Palace. 2Sd March, lSiy-9th gear
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NEW TEAM ROATS

Troy, IN. York; June I.-Mr. Barnabas
Lam. don, OF this city, after devoting much
time and labor, and expendiUs about 5 1903 in
various attempts TO propei ferry beats by horse
power, has finally succeeded in erecting, on
board one of OAR common ferry srows (merely
as an experiment. machinery that fully meets
his and The puhlic's most sanguine expecta-
tons. During the last weef the above men
toned scow, propelled by two horses, has been
almost the only conveyance used TO cross the
upper ferry from this city, and crosses the RI
yer generally in from % TO - minutes The
machinery, We understand, is very simple, and
does not cost over one hundred dollars. Thus
is the grand desideraium, long sought, fiDailN
accomplished, OF PrepelIug ferry boats Oh a
plan, Which, tor simplicity cheapmess aud eff
tect, inust obtain the preference over every
other. wherever, it may be introduced.
AIR. Dangdon, we understand has secur.
ed the patent right for the above Improvement.
and we sincerely hope he will receive from a
liberal pubic that patronage, to which his
Ingenuity, perseverance, aud industry, are
fairly entitled. The team boat used bv Mr..
Langdon Is more accommodating, and much
safer, tor passengers, Than the old ferry seows
formerly used at the ferries in this city.
RegiSier.
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BY the Lieutenant Governor Of the ComNOnu cath OF
TirgiHia-A PROCLAMATION

By the Lieutenant Governor Of me COMMONWEALTH Of
VirgiHia-A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS II has been represented the executive
w BY the jaior of BoieouTt county, that a certain
RANSOM HODGE, who bad been committed to the
Bank Notes, did the Hight OF the 10th April last
break the said Jail and made his escape heretTo and
is low going at large have therefore thought IT. by
and with the advice of the eounei Of state issue
this proclamation, hereby Offering reward OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person or persons who
shall appehend and convey the Jail Aforesaid the
said Ransom Hodge: Aud do moreover require all
officers, civil and military within iher respective de.
PaTtments, and call upon the good citizens Of the
mOnwealth TO use their best endeavUTs To appTeheBd
and convey TO the sad jail the aforesaid Ransom
Hodge, that he may be dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand as Lieut.. Governor and
(SeaD under the seal OF the commonwealth al
Richmond this 10th day Of June, 1919.
PETER v. DANIEL.
hair, DARK hazel eyes, 4 full face rather dark
scar over his le eye, which he csnceas with has hair
or hat, about feet 3 or inches bigh-Had OIL hen
he broke Jail deep blue coat, home made, and pair
OF snuiI coloted panlaloons. June H.. lo..w4w
IN CHANCBRY.-At court held for Prince Edward
Il county, the nth day Of Nay, 1870
John PuTnall. mPfaindHt,
AGAINST
Alexander Cunningham and John Booker..,. Depfs.
The defendant Cunningham not having entered his
appearance aud given security according act Of
the General Assembly and the rules Of this court and
appearing to The satisfaction Of the court thai he is
not an inhabitani Of this state, the motion the
complainant, by counsel, N is OrdeTed That the said
defendant Cunningham do appear here the Gis OAR
Of September court next and the cOmpiainat's
bill aud that copy Ofthis order be fOIthwith inserted
in some one Of the public newspapers printed in tie
CITY 81 Richmond for two months sECCessiyely, and
also pOsted Ut the eEt door Of courthouse ofihis
county. copy, Ieste, B. }. woRSHAM, d. C..
June g. 0..vSw
4 OSr-lBetwten the 2O,b 10 sist ult.j tsree q 100
~ Bank Notes, to wit: {. No. Gs3, Farmers pank
Of Virginia at Norfolk, payable 20 Rchard Blow dated
10th February, i8l3-A. No. 1929, Bank Of Virginia az
Norfolk, payable 10 Richard H. Lee, dated slh Feb'y
SiO-C. No llC}, Bank If Virginia az Norfolk payable
To Richard y. ee, dated STU Feb. 1870 supposed to
be dropped between the Compiler Office and the beaa
u street.-ABy person who may have found OF ".
ceived the above noies, will confer particular favor
On the owner (and shall be, u required handsomely
|rewWdedJ ny giving information - this Office.
June 80. %
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Inne II.

TRUST DEED....By virtue Of deed of trust execui-
ed TO the subscriber the 30th day of August 1917
by Edmund webster, duly recorded in the Office ofthe
county court OF Hanover for the purpose of securing
to Thomas williamson of Norfolk borough the sum of
$500 with interest from 3oth August IsI7 shall on
WedHesddy the 7th day Of July neat, az fairf not
the next fair day. between The hours of X. and
NP M proceed to sell at public auction for cash the
tract Of LAND now owned and occupied by said Web
Ster, containing by estimation sO9l acres situated on
Cold Mine Creek, or neb thereof together with the
improvements aud appuTtenanceS, as will satisfy the
SAID debt aud interest," and costs Of carrying the said
trnsi into execution. RIO uOUTHAT, Trustee.
STThe above sale will take place on The premises
Richmond. June Is. Ii. IDS
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pY virtue Of power and authority vested in the sub.
- scTiber by Robert G. Jennings, now OF New Kent
ON the 9th Of December 1917, will pose to sale az
Auction for Cash, in the town OF Bi3cksbnTR MOntgo
neIy County, the 18th inst all the claim which the
said Robert e. Jennings has James y. Preston,
Henry Edmundson and Lewis Amiss of said county,
amounting to about five thous dollars satisfy et
due to Randolph Ress and the costs ofssie.
June 10. Jf..3t VIM ROSS
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cHANCERf.-A csuri held for Prince Edwards
Il county. May 10. 1915

Il county, May 10, 1915
william & ofdon. to,apkainaaf
James Mann, (rennessee, } John Mann, (Tennessee,)
Robert Mama (Tennessec,l Ebenezer Mann, (1ennese
see) James Mann, Up. E.) Saey Walker, Robert MeH.
ell and Peggy his wife, James Mann and Jane his Wife,
tCampbeli) and Nancy Bottom, the only child Of Mary
"sii oee. De fend0nfS.
Ne defendants James Mann, Tennessee, John Mann,
iehnesseeD Robert ManL Tennessee and Ebenezer
Mahn, Tennessee hot having entered their appear
ahce ana given security according The &c
neral Assembly aud the rules oftbis court and ii ap
pearng 10 the satisfaction ofhe they are no
INHABITANTS of this state, the motion sfthc complain
AM, ny counsel, III is Ordered That the said IefeH
daats James Mann, (Tenuessee) John Mama Ieunes
see, tRohert Mann, (Tennessee,) aud Ebenezer Manu
liehhessee) do appear here the FIRST day Of Augu,
c"uTt next, and answer the com plainanl's bill and
Inat copy OF this order be itwb inserted in
one OF the public newspapers printed in the city Of
hchmond, for two months excessively aud ais
1.-The front door of the courthouse OF this county
copy, Teste, b. }. WORSHAM, u c.
June y S..~Sw.
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VIE subscriber intending To remove to the south
- west, is sslicitous to sell his REAL ESTATE in
mus city and It's vicinity. dive ling house with an
hsh acre lot OF land attached thereto, the
pahcy Of Mr.. X. q. Scott. A building lot No. TO- in
CampbeiPs plan IN the rear Of J. * W. Miller. Two
acres OF land, handsomely situated near Mr.. Iiaxais
Also between and 900 acres of land he greater
IN Moeds) about SIX miles from the city...l will sell
a great bargain IN the above property.
jane IL lO..u T n PROSSER
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IOREIEL D-MOROCCO DRESSER & MANUE4CIlLhLl1 q

Sue public n andredyou
as6
Jnl
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The defendant, Joseph Woodward, jr NOT having
ehtered his appearance and gUe, security according
tothe act of assembly and the rates Of this courf,
ana appearing by satisfactory fpioence that he
zee an t"ha6hant Of This country, is Ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here the ttreatietb
gay 81 the Neat fern and dnSEer the bill 9 the palm
tD; and that copy " this order be JSytAuith in
serted ia some newspaper published ia the city Of
hicnmond, JOr tho months RcctsSit ely yosses
at TIE JroM door ~ the C0rifOk, in tie said citV
copy, IeSte, WW. ~. HENfNG, q. G.
-5prii 30. lI5ns1p
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NVELDoN.-In pursuance of an act OF the Legisla
w ture Of North Carolina, and decree Of the supe-
Tior court Of Halifax founded upon that act, pro.
nOunced OIL the oath day of April, lei9-wil be sold
Hert, 200 HALF ACRE LOTS, in the town Of Weldon,
on credit Of twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with good security for the purchase money
The town. situated the foot Of the great falls of Roam
oke and surrounding the contemplated basin of the
Canal cutting round those falls possesses advana.
ees wbich not surpassed, If they equaed, by
any other on the river. SANUEL BLUNT,
GudrdiaHto the orphans Of Daniel Usidon.
a DE-
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Valuable Propertv for sale.

r ANGHoRNE'S TAvERN-WiIb be offered for sale at
H auction, the premises TIE 10Th inst. This
OF land contains 223 acres about half of which is in
woods. The improvements consist OF a eohmodious
dwelling bonSe, large brick stable icehouse, and 9th
er necessary is likewise large
orchard OF the best fruit. IL is deemed unnecessary
give further description ofthe above property,
10 presumed that persons wishing To purchase will first
view The premises. will only add that this property
from it's local situation is inferior stand IN
ginia. Terms liberal, and cash required in haud
Possession will be given the purchaser the first day
ofHOvembeT next. The above property will at any
time be shewn by the subscriber living the place.
MAURICE LAEGHORNE, ir.
Cumberland June n. IO..w3ws
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IN cnANcnRY. BackingLaia ceantg Na7cs

IN cHANCERY... BRckinchaan ConnfV, HaTc5
coHrS Isl9--
John GipxOR. Observation-Disclosures. plaintiT
AGAINST
fouhdt0n Il. TiRdGNa and Robert s. Carr Defafs
On the Plaintiffs motion, ana a. 0ypeari1g 10 the
SdftYacttO'' 81 the court that the deJenaan TSada
IS mof an inhabit0nt Of thS stateit is ordered aud
secreed, That ~nteSS the said 7oidaH shat appear
mere on or Oetore august term meat QHSuei the
PLAINTIFFS biH tie court teiA then proceed 10 take
e same fer confessed as 10 MIN decree the nut
ger thereol dccofdt'y and that copy oCIhis order
OeJo'fA"h inserted IN If the pubic nttrs-
papers % the cttyof RiehnoHd, for months sac
ctSS!te!y end h0t another copy be posted up the
froNi door OF TIE courthouse Of this county.
:. Il copy X. ELDKlDGE, lr ID. c.
May IA 2sfsap
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I AND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust exc.
~ cuted to the subscriber by william Miller Jr. on
18th October 1917 and recorded in the county court Of
Goochland 10 secure certain debts due Alexander
W. MITCHELL therein mentioned, will be sold 10 the
highest bidder for ready money, Of land lying in
the county of Goochland the Upper Lickinghoe on
Tuesday the 9th Of July nelt-at the house now occu
pied by Philip Fucher, Sen which part Of the pre-.
misss-fhe tract contains $50 acres aud adjoins the
whitehall tract also Planters Pare the lands Of Arch-
bald LeWis aud sthers.-only much the land will
be sold as will pay the of s 800, with interest
from Isl January last and the charges of exc
cutting this trusSuch title only will he conveyed as
is vested in the trustee by the deed OF trust.
JOSIAH LEAKE-
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DetenGuntS.
The defendant, Joseph Woo dward, not having en-
terea his appearance and given security according 10
the act of Assembly and the rules this court and
appearing ny satisfactory evidence that he is not an
lnhaoitant OF this country, IL is ORDERED, That the
sad defendant do appear here the day of
the next term aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successively and posted at the front door of
tue Cap,toi, IN the SAID city. A copy, Tesie,
hpTIl so. ll5..wSw WIN. W. HENlNG, c. c.
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a gentleman recently from the state Of Illi-
hOis, and, who, we understand, is Cashier of
one OF the two Banks already established in
that state, says, II is true that Bank has been
established with a capital Of four millions, and
the privilege Of issuing eight millions of pa
per; hat II is TO go into operation as soon as
fifteen thousand dollars are paid iu but lis
emissions are at all times restricted TO doHbie
the amount Of capital actually Baid in and if it
GOES INTO operation with S 10 900, no more
than $4,000 can be emitted. The charter also
authorizes the establishment OF branches, ST.
mliar 10 the charter of the New Jersey State
Bank, and prohibits the Incorporation of any
other Bank in the state hereafter.
lOrange county IN. Jork) Gdz
NOgICEis hereby gwen that the cells IN tire LuHac
y Hospital ~ tie city Of Williamsburg appfOprised
i"r male patients are all occupied aad tbatHo more
hale patients will he received into tie said Hosyiia
anti some ofthe SAID cells are yacant-due notice Of
which will be given.
ny oracr oJfhg Cosrf of Directors,
LsO. HENJsY. c. C.p.
tapf - H. w.t.
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NIEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue OF deco OI tiust
IN executed TO me by Miller woodson ST. on the llh
day of April, 1910, to TO John Edward Gun.
nlngban the paymentofa certain sum Of money therein
nienoned-i shall proceed to sell the highest bid
der for ready moHey, the 2sfh Instant being Cum
berland court day, before the door Of Richard S. Eg
Eletton, NINE NEGROES thereiH named to wit: dtha,
Mat, Lewis, jim, Jack, Judith, Temp, aud her two
children, so many Of them will be sufficient pay
and satisfy the balance that may be due thereon with
legal interest aud the attending the execution Of
said tfusi.-I will convey 10 the purchaser purchas
eTs the title vested IN me as trustee only.
Cumberland, June l.. T..sts JOHN GILLIAN.
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4 'HE subscriber having been appointed Commission
er w CbaUcery, for the court w Richmond, to- act
as such ~ the town 81 Petersburg respectfully gives
notice 10 those who may wish employ him IN such
capacity that he will attend the said court at toe June
efn aud after which iime, iurtheI notice will he
given ofthe place Of his oee in the said town ofPe
tersbVTg. n. =. GAINES.
N3y i5 2,,n
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4 AND FOR BANk SToCK.-I uish ~ sea a tru.f
- 81 tund lying Ia Campbell county, 70 miles from
Lynchburg, miles from Campbell Courthouse ara
about miles from MauatoB river. This tracf d,
commonly called fhe.' Locust Thicket,"cOnfains Ju
recent surrey 1886 acres lying areH as ony tract
an me county.-About 400 acres hare been cleared
the ostdnce is covered NTH vataabie tmber-1 por
ron 81 10 is good fsbaccs iQ1a, tie zhoLe reH
ddaYted 10 Jarming-H Is rel uatered, and IN,
Heish6Orkood is good. Stock % The Bank Of the Uni
Tea MARES, Bank " Virginia, the farmers Bank
81 Virginia, u0a!d be taksis in payment, or accon,o
dating time giVeR on the purchase money. MIR. John
alexander, near Campbell courthouse 1rfil sheer
the kand HILLI5M n PFNDy ETnU
Richmond, Nav H. Itf
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NiRGiNIA.-At rules holden The clerks office OF
the superior court of chancery for tue Richmond
district. the 26th day of April, 1879
niiuge * Nehouii.. plaintiffs
AGAINST
Joseph Woodward, jr. and Baker & folsom
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ik1iNlA. at rateS holden ia the clerks o1fce Of
the superior co4rt ~ cAancery Tor the Rich
AHond district, the 10th day Of .sprn, 1879
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Valuable Pronertv fo,. CO..

TIVE subscriber offers for sale his ESTATE lying in
Il mectienburg county, on the Roanoke river, about
miles below haskins's ferry aud containing twelve
hundred aud thirteen Of which eight hundred at
least are in woods, heavily tlmbered with the finest
pine his land Is gdtudbie being we'll ada pied to the
growth Of corn, wheat, cotton aud tobacco and is
greatly enhanced ny mili, running three stones
conveniently situated to command considerable gris
and recently fitted 0t at considerable expense for ma
nuiacturiag -four. The mill is situated arm of
the rvsi, which forms the foreground into an island
and Affords the most abundant supply of water for drv
ing machinery of any extent.
The growing i'm poTtance OF the Roanoke and the "a
pd progress of the Improvement of its navigation rem
der unnecessary that should say any thing recon-
this property privately before the 18th Of Jniy that
day will sell II 10 the highest bidder. The sale will
take place on the premises, and the be
moaating. Possession Of the mill may be had any
time.
will also sell smother tract of LAND lying in the
same county, within two miles OF ST. Tammany en- the
Roanoke river, contain ing 6iS About third
OF this tract is cleared. The wood land is well timber.
ed and great proportion of il strong tobacco land
THE0: FIELD.
WaQua. (bTunsRck 20 \ Inns q
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NIRGiNiA.- 1T rates holden an the cityk's ODE
~ TIC superior court NJ chancery for The Rich
mona district, the 26th day OF .4yrii, 1879
D~e'a HsHchtey,..."...... ..PiaintiH,
AGAINST
Joseph - ooduard, jr. and Baker & Folsom
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Wheat Fans and Logf SUGAR

MINE WHEAT FANS, superior 10 those commonly
y IN use, just received from the BfnudJwine mills
for sale 1T S 30 each. Baltimore LOAF SUGAR, No.
g. Ter sale low for cash by RIO: ABBAIT In.
in a.
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NOTICE On IhHrSd0y, fhe hrAf aag ~ Jrtg
In merit fair, if not, the next fair day. viii
be sold at public austion on the premises to The high
stbidder 10. cash by virtue Of trust deed executed
TO the subscribers as trustees, by Dr. Thomas A. 1aY
lor, two tracts Of LANb-one supposed to contain
32 aud the other 372 acres, CHEESE tracts join each
other and lie imih ediatey in tn. neishborboed Of the
coal Pits, in Po~batan county, commonly called Du.
puys pits and together constitute the tract Of land
whereon the said Taylor resides for The purpose
OF raising ceriain sums Of money mentioned in, and
secured TO be paid by thS said deed.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, 1r..,.
BEVERLY RANDOLPH ""''ees'
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NORTH GdrdeR 6fitts aud Pleasant Grove, Jor sale
TUE subscriber will sell accommodating terms
Il the above property, situated in Albemarie county
on the main road ieadius from Rockhsh Gap TO Scouts.
vile and warren, within fifteen miles OF the former
and seventeen Of the latter places about fifteen from
charlottesville, aud twenty two of Loyingston and on
the diTee road from one TO the other There i. about
30 acres OF land and not foot cultivated
to advantage and III good state of mptovement....
This must he considered the best tract of land IN this
country 10 the size Of aud il the purchaser chooses
he can add or 500 TO said tract as there
Is land adjoining will be for sale in short time IL
also has many advantages any other il is an en-
cellent stand for public house country store dstile
ry and lanyard The mill May justly be considered as
first rate Toll mill, stream that seldom or
never fails. aud in wealthy neigbborhood and very
extensive custom; there in il pair of stones one
Cologne and the other Burr ii is also ranked very
high as manufacturing mill, though but lately com
nenced that business aud has advantage OF any
OF Evanss patent ssachinery is deemed unnecessary
to say mere about this valuable properly, II many
other advantages TOO tedious here enumeate as 1.
presumed thai any person wishing to purchase will first
view The premises, when he judge for himself IL
will be shewn al any time by the subscriber residing
on the place. Any person wishing To embark into any
such business as above cited, would do well BY making
early application to J.KINSOLyING IT,
May q. It6 a,r
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MALVERN HILLS FOR SALE.-AgTeeaDy to tue
lFl provisions Of deed OF trust or mortgage,
euted By Robert Nelson 10 Charles Carter of Shirley,
to secure the payment Of OF money therein spe-
ched, and for other purposes, this valuable tract of
land is now offered for SALE privately Its situated
Turkey Island creek, in the lover end OF Henrics,
about sixteen miles from Richmond, and twenty from
Petersburg, aud adjoining the lands Of Mr. George
Pickett. IL is estimated to contain nearly 900 acres
900 Of which is virgin land Of the best quality, capable
of producing as heavy crops Of tobacco any land In
the lower country the remainder is very fine yellow
SELL similar TO that in the neigbboTbood which has
been so highly improved in few years by the Of
clover and gypsum. Turkey Island creek Is naviRsble
within few hundred yards Of the house. The terms
will be made known by application to the subscriber,
residing on the premises, and who will take pleasure
IN shelving tie land To any person wishing TO pur
chase. NATHANIEL NELSON, HdtUeTH HIS.
June IL. I0..u