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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER es, 1919


From. IA. European .Haga<ins for .iHs 1919.
" NEW MAZE CRAVE NEAR BOLTON PRlosY.
swee, he thy rest! near holy shrine
Apurer relic neverlay:
agraye OF ble.sedness is thine,
More rich thar piles OF scLlptured clay.
For softly on these piles of knobs
The feet of happy wanderers tread;
Wide Wharf hi. silver chariot rolls
In music 10 his a" pie bed.
Aud. none are here but those who come
In gentle adoieuce tn roam,
Or iced in Bottoms holy gloom
Sweet memories of distant home.
Sweet be thy rest the tolls and woes
OF man. have leit this magic hound,
Since Beauty's awful Genius chose,
AMI hreath'd upon the sacred ground
Those cliffs wh, re purple SHADOWS creep
The stream SC rce gleaming thro the dell,
These gent groves that guard IFS sleep,
The pres,nt power Of Beauty tell.
The crosier's place. he affairs stone,
Now echo gentle VISIONS speech;
And those III n cloisiers, mute ami lone,
Their meek and holy moral teach.
The shrine, the mitred ibhot's nithe.
Where once UNDECIDED increase spread,
Now with the woodhine's wreath is rich,
And sweets from vagrant roses shed.
Chang'd 10 bounteous Baron's hall,
HiS gateway sreets the wapd'ring guest,
An nniy on it arrass'd wall
The trowning warrior lifts his crest.
Where by lonely taper's light
The cowl'd AMI captive bigot knelt,
Now summer suns beam CHEEKY bright,
And EVEN - sOftest shadows melt.
Where once the yelling torrents jaws
Death to the youthful hunter gave,
Scarce frolic Beauty fpigns pause,
Then trusts her light foot to The wave.
Emblem Of PASSIONS changefuI tide
The food that wreck'd the needless Boy,
In fer years Is Thought to glide
Through shellering bowers OF social joy.
For such tomb Of sweets and flowers,
BIZ social gladness sacred made,
Must warbling streams and social bowers,
The priest Of Persia's Eden stray'd.
But far from this shall he the torch
OF frantic mirth and impious rite;
A Christian Hafez guards the porch,
And decks the Garden of Delight.
And only kindred hearts can hear
The smiling peace that slunbers here;
None but the pure in spirit dare
Gaze 90 a scene TO Heaven so near.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28

The souls Of men expire not with their ho-
dies--rhey resemble the lamp in Gibbons
pitchers thu latter must be broken TO render
the former visible.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
HIGHLY 1yPoRrANT.-oFF1cIAL.

HIGHLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Translated for The Philadelphia Freeman's
Journal
Capture of Santa Fee, Capital OF New Gre
NADIA, by the army ofGeneral Bolivar.
His Britannia Majesty's brig Beaver, of 10
guns. capt Saumerez, from Carthagena. ar
rived at Kingston, (Jamaica) on the l4th
September last 10y her official information
WIS received, tina, on the Ist of July, bat
tie took place between Bolivar and he troops
of Spain, at a place called Yanze, in the
valley OF Sogamose, in the province OF Jun
ia. Bolivar hal 5000 infantry and 800 ca
valry in opposition TO the forces of the Spa
nish general Rarasino, of 5000 royaists.-
The battle lasted TIL 10 o'clock at night,
when the Kings troops were obliged to re-
treat in great disorder.
A second battle was fought on the 25th OF
the same month fJuly) between the same
parties, at Pantano de Bargas, neat the ca
pital of the province of Junia, which lasted .
hours, with desperation on both sides. Boil
var obtained complete victnry over the
Royalists, who abandoned all their artillery.
baggage and treasures. Bolivar has pro-
claimed martial law. and the inhabitants are
focking TO his standard.
A third battle was fought on the eth Of Au-
gust, the result OF which was, that the army
OF Barasino was completely destroyed, with
the exception of 400 men, who saved them
selves by escape, and arrived at hourpax on
the river Magdalena There were GOO kill
ed and 400 taken prisoners.
On the 9:h of August, the Vice Roy (Sa-
mano) evacuated Santa Fee, and on the 18th
Bolivar took possession of tie same.
Bolivar has despatched division Of his
army against Car,hagena.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28

AT the cattle show and fair held at Ballston
Spa, for the county of Saratoga, Earl Stimp-
son, Esq, had awarded to him the following
premiums, viz.
Forthe best cultivated farm, $50 acres, $40
Indian corn, lol i-2 ,hu. per &C. 10
Barley. 60 3-4 bu. per &C. o
Spring wheat, GO bu. 6 qrts. p. &C. o
Potatoes, ia blu. per &C. .
Beans, 40 bu per &C. D
Grass, tons 8 cwt per &C. 4
Garden, &C. 30 rods o
Geldlng .
Yard of poultry, ESQ fowls 3
The hills of corn were planted at the dis
lance Of feet inches apart-Ihere were
285 pumpkins to the acre, which grew on the
same land with The CORA cabbage from
Mr.. Simpsons garden, which was exhibited
at the fair, weighed 33 l-2 pounds.
SARATOGA COUNTY,
In the article of Potatoes mas Tar exceeded
Oneida, Otsego and Herkimer, as appears by
the premiums awarded in each Of these coun-
lies at the late fairs, which were as follows
Oneida, largest yield, ST. hu. 10 the acre
Otsego 6oo-Herkimer 622-Saratoga ia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28
.New York. OCl. 25.

: .NEU- 1OTE, OCI. 20.
We learn by passenger in the Hippome-
mes, which arrived yesterday from Curacao.
that general Morillo had taken Saate Fee, &
was on his march with considerable force
to Maracaiho. A Spanish fleet of ten sail,
consisting of frigate, two sloops of war, and
smaller vessels, were blockading Margaritta.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-28

From tie Washington City Gazette, Oct. &c.
THE SPANISH PATRIOTS.
II is not little surprising that almost all
the Agents of the Spanish Patriots, who have
been sent hther 10 propitiate our government
in favor of their cause, should have failed in
their object.
What is the reason Of this failure
The answer may, perhaps, be found in the
fact, that these Agents have, more or less,
suffered themselves to be used by Certain poll
ticians among US, who had other objects in
view, different from that OF serving the Pa
triots.
What should have been the course Of pro-
cedure OF these Agents on their arrival in the
United States?
Obviously, to conciiate the members Of
government: to win it, as far as possible, to
their views; and TO obtain from it all they
could IN favor of Spanish American lndepend
ence.
But we have seen that some of these Agents
have identified themselves with politicians
hostile to the government; Lave. in fact,
placed themselves in opposition to govern
ment; and have endeavored to extort By
menace, what they should have endeavored
to procure by suavily and a sole reliance up
OH the merits of their own cause.
The Agents Of Spanish America may rely
upon,i:, that those politicians with whom they
have hitherto most associated, and upon
whom they have most relied, have wanted
the aid Of the Patriots more than the Patriots
have stood in need of their aid. This may
appear rather curious proposition but in
the sequel il will be found very true one.
Here, for example, are certain politicians
in the y. States, who are dissatisfied with the
administration; but they have no just, nor e.
ven plausible, ground of complaint. They
know, however. that lhe feelings of the peo-
pie throughout the Onion incline TO The side
OF the Spanish Patriots and they seize With
aiacfity en- lie Patriot cause to render them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23
Valuable Property for SAFE.

NE subscriber proposes to sell three of Land
lying III the county Of Buckingham The tract on
winch he resides, two miles from New Canton and James
river and IN the neighborbood fseyeral manu- featuring
mills containing about 900 acres, Of which 400 ale in
woods the general character of which good tobacco
land, while the open land produces COED crops Of gain
and white clover. This land is terSected by "A creek
whch has on is borders go 40 of very ferie
nat grauHu The mprovene n!s extensiv, aud var-
GUS calcusied for the accommodation of large family
andtbe secnrement of large crops. This properly will
be sold privately, for which third OF the purchase
money will be required the delivery Of possession
ana the remainder in two equal annual payments
Adjoining tue above Isl tract OF ZIG the Hu. .
land OF which viii produce fine tobacco The Improve
mems are atoleabie dwelling house other houses
good orchards.
The hrd actlies about ten miles above New Canton
on tie waters Of State river Containing rig
In woods and ted the culture Tobacco grain
Inc two last named tracts Of land will be sold to the
highest bidder. IN the town Of New Canton on 0fVr1gg
tie leM ,fPrH 1eIt....for which the purchaser will be
required TO pay one half Of the price in band and the
badhce III WE'VE months SMITH PAYNE.
March q. 90 tdsstf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

From me NJ York COMM yeidt .Javcrfiser.l
Let the trumpet of fame his uane ~ the skies
"so ties gran and sta, on has death bed OF glory
LEI ser ifd his senown ia reulrInbra,ice tu rise,
Ahd OF DC recounied M sons, aud Ia story.
Le' the statesman, who his soul on his fame
be h-id ~ 10 view, ss iie model tor uany;
inc =fpiinse OF my cohscierre, al ilai Ciai,n,
M"'e "cs''d BY ine than The pgnHs of amy.
Ceu'd i've where w,sIi'd. in luue,y retreat
tiir fs'Td tom men, Vita their turmoil ani bustl.,
"hcic ~" ivnger the frowhs OF The world should meet
an" would tear bng brute should hear the leaves
No dr'nk would ask, to excite mad desire
No VHids would seek, wh,ch:might pail the tast.
To no sieai design wsnld my fancy aspire,
oa'e Pfegstin tor death, to winch avn hastins.
IA s'nhower myself where the ruie waters fnw,
Aau "ceP 80 tle shade fi1m the seat INV dwelling
"let- No !niger the tdnnts ofuukin,lress I'd know
VI hN"t on tue hTeeze, SQUADS of IeVeiry swelling.
en- u'a,mas- thu san tpt the forest WIKI gold,
NOitia roam all HE beauties If naiure exploring
anu "nen hVhi atd tir scene IN her mhte's dat iaj
would sink tony rest. the AlnigAty sdorins.
bui te iwihghVs soh shade, would tue ne to stray
Near the oceans blue wave, in The uoo beams he
glsucns, rspgay
Anh Whiie All was qite bushd, the dasI ui The
"VHid 'se sweet ibti AL l'y faculties tf'sncing
My smut delighted, wonid rest IN The hope tlie
Nal soon shVu.h pass the wide limits that hound
And aheh had ceased y nh uiy de9i II pany H. cone
sho"ld waAe'"'th eternity sniliUg aIouHG me.
Then ", ula hanish'd be cares wh,ch NOW .,,r, The
heart,
Ana which oi,en the thread Of exisleuce can sever
Al peace w"nid once .ore rs sweet blcs,,as in,..
iin let tsis call world and its so.ro.,s Tor -vrr
PERCY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

WILL be paid for the apprehension Of FRANCIS
w RoDRiGNER, WI. W. BROWN PATRICK
DUN, PETER CHARLIE. WA. SbuCK, BLKkAKO
COURTNEY, EBhNELER HOOD, Wa. CARVER
rHoM AS NiNShlf. ISAAC MORGAN...Desertr,s
ION me recruiting rendezvous, for U. States troops in
Hod,rsnsr s32 years old. feet Sinches high da,I
complexion. darn eyes and dark mar a iaboT.p aud
born in Spain. "eu
Frozen IS 80 years old. feet inches high f,i, car,
p'eNou. iight eyes anu DARK uair he is baker and
payer. can play on the clafionet, aud was hon, IN
Dun is 20 years old, ) feet a inches b,,b f,; go
pieNon, aarh eyes Il dafk hair by profession .,,I'
printer plays well On the buse is an exoer, hsa ~
d potter cellar, and WAS born in Ireland " ~
t"drfe 10 "a years old, 5 feet 8 Inches eb;,i IT,
born IN France. '' s""or, ana
ShHck, alias Pants stu, is AZ wears OLD z fs.,
n,su' 'ai SompieNion light eyes and lieIi hair
carpenter. aud born IN Penhsylyania 90 "',
courtney is 70 years old, 5 feet inches hi,h ,o,,
eompIeAioh, light eyes and light hair b, utotsss,o
pWcnef aud stage driver, aud was horn In Nh -
Hoou Is II years old II. 10 inches high ,sir [
lon light eIes and darn hair, Ny pIofessisn !. bi,s
shiiih anu born IN Massachusetts.
t1oeris 80 yeais old, 5.feet inches hirb dark rom,
Rhode Island. - 'Ni """ D"iuin
unship ~ years old. feet inches birh mi,
eompeNion, light eyes aud dark hair "A H., -
born iu Massachusetts - 'S'' ~
no,g"" is 70 Years old, feet 6 inches birh.,,a,,
~ Ni"h hsht eyes aud light hair, somewhat rev
~ gu eiiaher, beats the drum ta,s we'll
on Tue Dugie, aud WAS born ia E,,slasd - "''-
Tue above reward. or THiy/. L,li,,,, "a, a..h N,
&c paa so me apprehension and delivery Of sand de.
se'ets AT my recruiting rendezvous or ,o te 80,
niabulng officer of any military posi- IN tI, ~
'Vz.ot GEORGE NASHnN, Capt. 5ih Inian,,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

rortended at the bar, that this constructions o
the constitution would extend to statutes OF
limitation aud laws aguins, esury. The court
d.d ant thihh 80. statutes OF limitation relate
10 the remedies which are furnished in the
courts. They rather establish that certain
circumstances shall amount 10 evidence that "a
contract has been performed, than dispense
with IT'S performance. B1t, n, IN a state,
where six years may be pleaded IN bar To an
aciiOn of assnihpsit, idw should be passed
declaring that contracts aiseady ia existence
and not barred 10y the statute, should be con
Suued TO he within it, there would be little
GOnht, ct its unconstitniionality. 80 with
rtSptct To the LAWS against usurS. Ii the law
lie that no person shall take more than per
cent. pee annum Tor the use OF money or that
II mole lie ed the contract shalt be- void
q contract made thereafter Ieseryiur per
cent. would have TO obligation in its com
~ iiceaeni. fut, II "a law >hO nd declare tliat
cOnt!Jcts alteady entered into and reservi,,p
tie legal interest should be usuiions aud void
e,ihtr IA tue Whole or IN part. II would impair
theocsaIinn OF the contract, and would le
cISdriN Unconstitutional
The conri stated, tlia, this opinion was cor.
hhed 10 the case actually under considerations
81 Mas conined TO a case III which a criditor
SUES IN a cont, Tue proceedings nf which, the
legislature. whose act l. pleaded la the bar
HAD not right control: aud 10 IA ease where
the creator bad not Proceeded 10 eNpcntiuu
against the brdy OF his debtor wltiiin the state
whose lav attempts To absni>c a confined i'm.
solvent debtor from hI> obligation. When such
a case Shnuid arise, II WOtld br considered
or course, the 4ih question Was GeNoi. ed in
the Negative.
The HeNt case which came on Cor artnneut
on Ihis subject, was that of lie liiiM against
hcNtW. In ihiS case. the debt was contracted
Ia Tue HehrISI3, III The state Of South Carolina
polH tie parties then residing there.. 'fhe
debtor removed to Louisiana and cbiaUled lis
discharge Ia 1873, under the insoixemt act Oh.
HAT state passed IN 1905. In 1917, ii suit was
commenced against him, by the creditor in
If
nhder The law OF ihut state was pleaded IN iiar (;
TIE plea WAS Determined! To he insufficient :
lndsme nj MAS r. ndere,; Tor the plaintlff aud
'he case MAS hiOueht bs writ of error, before
ihc supreme Count Of the United States
Ihis court determined thai tile case was not
dlsiiiignis0abie, in principle, from that OF
Stages VS tfOuEiHShieid hat the law uf / GU
i>iaha, 80 Tar as iipnrHUrted 10 discharge the
d5bt, Was unconstitutional and that the cir
cnmstHuco oil tie debt heinz contracted sab.
Seqment 10 the passage Of the law by which il
was attempted tn be discharged, made no dill
ference Ia lie appAc lion oflhe priuciple
Nat. Intel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-23

sNoR LEASE, fora term Of years frou the ~, OF
MAY next, tbose valuable II ERCIiANr MILLS call.
cd the Mayo Mis- rhey are situated opposite 10
the ctyo liichmond, on The bank of James river from
which they are most abnndantly supplied with wafer
al All seasons OF the year. The situation ofthese mills
consider superior 10 any saw, Tue faeiity of
transporting by water the wheat crops which grow above
and below thelas, to the mill doors together will, the
opportunity Of purchasing the wheat which bro't by
land from Tie s5nIh side OF the river ensure TO any
capitalist disposed TO embark in of
Hour all the advantages in point grain and milling
power which can be desiredVesses drawing ten feet
OF water eau lay at the wharf about hundred Yards
fFom the niis, from which the is shipped 10 TO-
reign market. These mills have hitherto been in the
occupancy Of Messrs. Myers, Marx & Co-Ifprrferred
would dispose ofthe above mills terms advaBta.
geous TO The purchaseT-Ihcre many mill sites at
ached 10 them with walter sufficient to supply all the
machinery which may be erected thereon
Should mot meet with purchaser Of This valuable
property before The FIRST of May next shall then he
ready ia lease, for term of years the mill sites with
any quantity of water that may be required
E. C. MAYO.
II The EiAors Of the Baltimore .4merican and
f'hadeiph7G DeMOcr0iic Press, acH please insert
me aco0e advertisement FOR fn6 we.kS ia their res
Pecti0e papers, and I0rwGrd their GHLs to r.. G. ~.
Feb. =. NJ
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LlNCHHUKIi NIARNI-E q.

VIE shaving put their Marble am in ope
ration. are prepared TO execute with skill aud dis
patch, orders Tor chmney.inantles .aearihs, steps
,onos'ones, ss, &C. &c. The mili is situated the
pahk oil james river orders therefore from Richmond
peiersbnTg and Norfolk, be filed little expence OF
freight -
Tbs tits believed, is the first only establishment
Oh The Kind in virginia ana The citizens have now
an opportunity ofGrnishing themselves with these use
,ui andornaEenta articles Of line quality, the prcduc
uoh o'iher own state, the pIopretors cannot but n
uuge hope that they viii meet liberal
=. D. Qndr'1er who can come well recomne n,ied ,
wilreeeise liberal wages.
Samuel CHRISTOPHER & Jordan ARkkoy.
Lynchburg, Sept. 40. 92.ts
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Ore Hmdyed Dollars PeWn,J-

ID ANYWAY on the 22d of December last from the
" subscriber, living In the upper END Of GOochiand
county, near Coiut~hia. negro m2n'naned JOHN,
commonly called JOH1 IdRHer-Ol light complexion,
somewhat approach lag that of sark nulatte about
~ years of age; 10y profession and SHOEMAKER
about feet ors inches high stout made, and rathsr
incued to be fat EHs tEii round face his be-
tween his eyes is very fat has engaging eouBe-
nance wheh spoken to- aud answers questions adroty
Ii Is presumabe he has procured free papers and
call himself Charles Barnett, and will endeav0r ret
passage board OF vessel for the northern states
W give the above reward IL taken without this state
aud ftg Dotdrs II within ;lis slate, for securing him
in any JAIL and giving ne notice thereof SO that get
him gain. GEO. W. I'LTtN.
Feb. 6 Stiff
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Beireen 40 and so Lots at auction.

Befireen 40 and so Lots at auction.
WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder ia the town Of
~ Cariotessile, on keHrst Monday la 6prii merit .
mat being Abensrle court day, between 40 ana so
tqfs 81 Ground, adjoining the town OIL the east side
and iyins between that aud The river.
lhe tetms ot sale will be is OF the purchase money
III sM months aud the other 23 IN i2and Is nonhs
should the purchasers prefer The terms will be va.
fieu so as to make Is payable in months, aud the
other 23 In years, to bear from date pay
aoie annually shall also oder for sale, the
time and place aud on the tertus before mentioned
i2o acres OF very heavily numbered Land. about incs
rom tue town oil Charlottesville. Bonds with approx.
vtd security and deeds OF trust Oh the psopefiy in
every case will he required.
Let be remembered that the University OF Virginia
VIII IN lew menths be ia operation IN Charlottesville,
ana that IN consequence. property in aAc sbont that
Town, VIII necessarily Increase considerably value.
EDMUND ANDERSON.
r. s. wonid sell at private sale the Tavern with
all the out Houses, and about Of Ground, &C.
commodating terms. EA
March 10. IO2..tds
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- Clearing date the 18th day Of Jniv 1917 and ei
record IA The county court Office Of Charles CtyO Il,
secure The payment ofa bond, whaes balance nav
he due on said bond. 10 VIM. u. Page, ex'or Of Mari
Byrd who was execriTix Of Col. Vm. Byrd Of westo
veT-l will sell AZ public auction tie Courthouse f
Charles City, onThRTSday, the i5fhday Of SpyiE ge.f
(being court day one oftwo NEGROES a man named
william, or girl named Charlotte The propety ofsaid
iyieT. BEN: HARRISON. Trustee.
March 0. IND .,ds
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Coal from IraLue's pifs

THE subscriber offers sale by the cargo fresh
raised COAL from Trabue's Pits on the south side
ofJaes river, heretofore worked by Mr. james Brown
ne gnahi! o ihs csa has been vefJ generally APP
proved of both for CRATES manufacturing purposes
TIE virginia Arnory the PeniirniaTy, The Uasn Air
thihaees the Beoha Fonnrl, the only large establish.
ens IN this c, or its neighboI are all supplied
from them. Applyto SAMUEL HARRIS
March IL. i0l at
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INLORENCE COMMISSION HoUSt.-Jucks.D ~,
l. htatey q Soafhucrfh, have Il warehouse at flo.
renee at the head OF navigation Tennessee ryer
reaoy Tor the reception of Cotton and snch other
eies domestic and foreign. ssmaybe consigned TO them
isey VIII purchase cotton aud tobacco, aud sell dry
gooos anu gtoce'rs salt aud provisions
iOr those wac may favor them with their custom.
\; d. Salt Is very much wanted at present.
Florence, Dee. 10. Gy tim
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MR. MARTIN SMlTH-SiR-Noi Knowing where
AtA you live and believing you 70 not dresdeht
o' virginia haye taken this mode Of nniice Than 4
sha'i take iee deposiii0nS OF Waltha Ilocombe and
o'hefs al tue house OF said Holcobc ia abe comfy OF
CuinDsIshd on me 4lh Tuesday ~ ApTi next between
The hodTsof 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and IL O'CLOCK p A. TO
DE read as evidence ds benz esSe in sutnow depend.
ing Iuihe county court OF Powlatan wherein YOU are
plaintiff and am defendant. WADE MCsgY.
March 4. ea,Std
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1JbbLiC SALe.-Ry virtue OF deed Of iTnstrxecried
10 Tie subscriber by Robert Pleas us on the 25th
DAY OF March, 1917, and recorded in The county
Of Pow haau on The iDth DAY Of November follow ing
for purposes therein meniionsd Will positively sold
10 the highest bidder for CASE at POWhaap COnilouse
the l3th dag Of Febrp0rg 7eIt, twelve NEGROES -
Aud on me ION day Of me sane month, will he sold
under tie SAID Deed Of trust al The Pine Greek Nils i'm
Powbatan county to the highest bidder fcr cash. two
horses hree beds aud furniture aph sHndfy other aft-
Giles OF household furniture mneb OF Tie sad
properly % may be necessary to salise the money
red by said deed.
The title yCsisd In the subscriber viii be conveyed 10
tbs purchasers. WM. s. DANCE .ffustte.
~ In consequence 81 the bad weather the sale nfihs
above property is unavodshly postponed % the 2efb
day Of 1arch netf-ou which day, on the Hist fair
day thereafter, the whole az u Will certainly be 2posd
to sale for cash, at the fge Creek MINIS. ia Powhaan
county. WM. S. DANCE. Trustee.
Feb. IS. 05..wids'
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40 Negroes at Ancfion Fo,, CneL

10 L'tS5 TUtS Ht IiHtFtON. TOT JnSN.
a Prsce Edward April court viz. an Monday The
IA 1854 T 6Prit, will be sold al public auction, for
ready money 40 likely negroes consisting mostly of
yonns women boys and girls They will be sold in fam
lies, or separately may snt purchasers who want
thsn for their own nss-bu in families only to those
VINO buy To sell again. Among iheiH good carpenter
about IS years old-aso valuable young fellow
abon' 30 years old, good Cook gardener crop hand
The whole of them uncommoJy likely healthy aud
OF good character
The sale will commence at IL O'Clock in front Of the
Tavern. Mates of Tie o. 5. Bank tRichnond BraacIJ;
and of the Virginia and Farmers Bank only will be-
taken IN payment. :. u y order of me Propriefor
March @. gg..tds THOMAS rAYI OR