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lANAWAY from the subscriber, residing IN the end
OF enrico county, about the 18th Of the last month";
yellow fellow named CARTER he is Of middle stature,
about 80 years Of age, aud has lost Of his upper
teeth he has also Of his fingers contracted on which
hand not recolleced will give dollars any who
viii him in any Jail so that | get him again or
twenty, ifdelisered to me my residence.
NATHANIEL NELSON.
Malvern lllls, December II. el-wsss
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The Boston papers state that the respective
Banks of that place have rescinded their votes
to discount at five per cent. Loans are again
made at six per cent.
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MT UI 'RucIVO, OCT. Isl, I0II.
JOSE DA SILVA CARVILUO.


MADRID, Oct. J.-We are assured that Go
vernment has ordered the Count of RevlIa-
gegido, ambassador extraordinary near the
Court OF Portugal, to return to Madrid.
government courier has Just arrived from
italy and brings positive intelligence of the
disturbed state Of that country, particularly
the Kingdoms of Naples and Piedmont-The
general fermentation Occasioncd considerable
anxiety to the Austrian cabinet.
1t affords us great pleasure to read the ridi-
culous remarks in the Trench ultra journals
upon our poor country. The Bnnniere
Btane" salutes us with the title of Jacobins.
&c. Their correspondents give them nfor-
NATION upon all points. The one at Valencia
lately informed them that the royaIist chief
JAIME, had gained considerable advantages o.
yer the Jacobins. Bravo
From the little which the French papers
have published respecting the conspiracy of
Moniarlot, we gather that all the liberals in
France attribute ii to French influence. 1t
would not be strange if something should be
produced by such crafty intrisuers in some of
our cities.
Military persons known to entertain cen-
nous opinions, continue to be sent to prison
they look to the army for suppoTt-but that
remains frm--and IFS opinions are well
known.
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tie Cnei states IA iiior intercourse with al, othe,
nations, he referred TO n select committee.
j. Resoire6, That SO much OF the Presidents Mes
sage as relates TO the Flordas, and the organization
OF Il Territorial government for them be referred To
the committee on the Judiciary.
4. ReSolred, That so much of the Presidents Mes
sage concerns the revenue and finances of the H.
nited States, he referred to the committee of WAYS
and Means.
.. Resotred, That much OF the Presidents Mes
siee MS relates To Manufactures, aud the promotion OF
National Industry, be referred to the committee of
Manufactures.
g. Rcsotred, That much of the Presidents Mes.
sage rs concerns the military establishment and for
titcdtions, he referred TO Il select committee.
4 Resofreu, Tha, So much of the Presidents Mes
sage as relates Ia the naval establishment its gradu-
nj increase the repairs and construction of vessels
oil war the protection of our trade in the Nediterra-
mean and on the high against the Barbary powers
and against all pi,atical depredaons, be referred to
Il select committee.
g. Resoiret, That so much of the Presidents Mes
sage rs relates To the Slave Trade, be referred 10
select committee
- Resofrei, That the said select committees have
leave tn report lay bill or otherwise.
The four first resolutions were successfully
adopted. The fifth being under consdera-
ton, Mr.. EdtcGrds, of North Carolina, moved
to amend the same by striking thcrcfrom the
words "and the promotion of national indus
try" which, after some discussion thereon.
was lost, and the fifth and sixth resolutions
We're severally adopted.
MIR. Sdacyer moved to insert in The seventh
resolution, after the word g Mediterranean"
the words Pacific Ocean," which was CARR
ed, and the resolution was adopted without
further amendment
The eighth and ninth resolutions were also
adopted, when the committee rose, reported
progress, and obtained leave to sit again
In the House, Mr.. fright moved the same
amendment of the fifth resolution that had
been proposed in the committee of the whole
winch was negativcd.
Mr. Rich moved to insert the words I" sup
preston of" before the words 90 slave trade,'
IN the 9Th resolution, which was agreed to, and
The House concurrcd in the report of the
committee of the whole without further a
mendment.
On motion, ordered that when this House
do adjourn, it adjourn until Monday next.
The House then adourncd
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TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
NThEREAS during the fall Of the year 1919 PEYToN
w BOSWELL, Of Prince Edward county, va removed
to this county, hnvinga wife and child month
OF July following, his child died December after he
also died About two months after the Of Mr.. boswell
his wife died. having two three weeks previously lost her
second child at about week old. This statement made
Tor The information Of distant friends the deceased family
I brothers ami sisters Of the said Peyton boswell being
entitled to distribution Of his estate hereby invited
confer with the subscriber on the subject.
All persons having claims against the estate of the said
deceased requested present them properly establish
cd and such as owe said estate desired pay the
SAMUEL HOPKINS, Adm'or.
Henderson Kentucky. Nov 70 1927 co
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BosroN, Dec. 5.-We are indebted to Mr.
IopiIll for the loan of Lisbon papers TO Oct.
II. They are occupied in considerable part
with reports Of the proceedings ofthe p" Au-
gust Sovereign Congress, of the General, En-
traordinary and Constituent Cortcs of the Por-
tuSuese nation" This body is occupied in
part in measures ofordinary legislation, and in
part IN discussing the articles of the constitu-
lon. We do not observe any proceedings of
remarkable interest The following decree
bling communicated to the king, he sent -
message to the Cortes, with his thanks for the
interest taken in the welfare of his family, aud
assuring them that it should be put into inn
mediate execution:
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
December 1, 921
E'HE annual meeting the Stockholders viii be held,
their Banking House in the city of Richmond ON the
Wednesday after the first Monday in January next.
WIN. EEKERVIS, Cashier.
December IL. go -,
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|, Don John, by the grace of God and the
constitution, king, sc. make known to all
my subjects, that the Cortes have passed
the following decree.
The general, extraordinary and constitutional
cortes OF the Portuguese nation, having this
day established form of government and
public administration for the provinces of
Brazil, so that the residence of the prince
royal at Rio de Jaueiro has become unne e sSa-
ry-and having considered that III. r.. II.
should visit some illustrions countries in or
der to acquire such knowledge as is necessary
to HIM who will one day occupy the Por-
tuguese Respectfully make known to
the king that they have resolved,
LIST. That the prince royal shall speedily
return to Portugal.
Cd. That III. II. III. on his arrival in Por-
'gal, shall visit, incognito, the courts and king
doms of Spain, France and England, accom-
panied by persons distinguished for learning,
virtue, and attachment to the constitutional
system, to be nominated by his majesty.
Hall of the Cortes, Sept %, 1891.
Palace of Quclvo, Oct list, 1921.
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400 VT pearl ashes,
i6 00O hid. hoops,
1000 bib pol s.
20 bushels plaster,
1900 pine CIapboard
so m do shingles,
800 chesnut rails,
~ bushels white
beans,
q hhds. n. Y. Rum.
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msy prove islsl in the erd. We nary either
IN isiske the proper moment, for even towards
have ihsir 6gh,iDg days, or we may mis,ake
the proper man. certain Savoyard got his
livelihood BY exhibiting monkey aud a bear;
he gained SO f9uch applause from his tricks
with tho monkey, thai hs was encouraged 10
practice some OF them upon the bear he was
dreadluliy lDcera,ed, and on being rescued,
with great difficulty from the gripe Of bruin,
he exclaimed: What a fool was not to dis
tinguish between monkey and bear bear
my friends, Is very grave kind of parsonage,
and as you plainly see, Goes not understand
joke.
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l0O91'I II ".
-lSELEC9ED1
TIE BROW.v .uUC or CIDER.
A PARODY.

PARODY
Phil lphis may boast OF her porter and ale,
The one like pure amber the other SO pale
She may chauut the rich virtues of heart.warming
beer,
And sirg Of peach brandy, the Irsbman's cheer
Unshsckled oy custom, III choose for myself
Tne brown mug OF cider that stands on the shelf
The mug of cider.
The dear mug Of cider,
The brown mug Of cider that stands on The shelf
The praises OF Bacchus MS vot'ries may sing,
To the Jolly old drinker their sscrfi e bring.
With bays they may crown the bhthe god OF the
vine,
While they bow at his altar III worship at mine
For dear ~ this palate, aye, dearer than peif,
Is the brown mug Of cider that stands on the shelf
The neat mug Of cider,
The dear mug Of cider,
Tie brown mug OF cider that stands on the shelf
The Yankees may tell Of their switched and rum,
And beAows.t0p too, they may count in the sum
MolsSses and water is stale in my eye,
And rum, one may swallow, and alter be dry
Fhp may sail s.n,e old mortsis, but not myself
IFS the brown mug of cider that stand. the shelf
The neat mug ot cider.
The dear mug OF cider,
The brown mug of cider that stands on the shelf
Then here's to old orchard, the drink Of my sires,
The iquor that mr,h and good feeling inspires
While he farm house is thrift and the walls Of
stone,
And the grsnary is led shall this nectar be known
'ris the ycomsns psnscea, who cares not for pelf
While the brown mug OF cider IS seen on his shell
The acat mug Of cider.
The dear mug of cider,
The brown mug Of cider that stands on the shelf.
NEWARK
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THE. LADIES MAGAZINE,
Intended TO aid in khe cause Of Piety,
Religion, and Morality.
EDITED BY A LADY.
A The light OF the glorious Gospel oil Je-
"A sus Christ difinses It's benign rays, and
snInss with increasing spendor over be-
nighted world, and The Holy Spirit pou's i's
sacred influences in the heart, the question OF
ST. Paul becomes most emphatically the tirss
question OF every enlightened Slnner.-
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Religion is sciive--The sacred fire glows
with an irresistible aIdor and TO do coed,
and 10 communicate, is rot only considered
as q divine command, but enc OF the highss.
privileges OF our nature.
Impressed with q solemn sense OF the duty
we owe TO God and Man OF the sboriness Of
time, in which we can perf m that du,y, and
the high responsibility iD which We stand, to
the Aulhor Of all good, have long wished
that | might IN some wey or o'he' be ena-
bled 10 cast my mite into the sacred treasury
and alter much tleliberstion upon what meth
cd shall pursue to aid IN The benevolent
plans which are calculated 10 advsnce the
cause OF our adorable God and Saviour,
have ultimately determined, by the g race OF
G ID, 10 hove printed, Monthly, 'bc LADIES
MAGAZINE
1t shall contain Religious Se Historical sub
iects, Letters and Poetry, deeply interesting.
Perhaps il WILDE some inducement to you,
to know it viii be edited by a female . bu, it
is super tluous to make this Gemark to my
sex, after having observed that the design IS
10 aid in The beneUoIent Mans now forming IN
the void. My happiness viii be almost per-
feet, il by this means, should succeed ia
aiding those who are sending the vorG of God
TO ,hose who SIT in darkness
II lite and immof tali,y are brought TO light
by he Gospel, should not those who have
felt lis divine power make eve,y effort for It's
distribution among the Heashen?
For this I shall ence dyor to render. the
LADIES MACAzINE as interesting as possible.
CONDITIONS.
1st. The work shall be commenced as soon as
sufficient number of Subscribers shall be obtained
to warrant the undertaking.
ID. Ii will commence with 80 pages, per month,
but increased should it meet the wishes OF its pat.
rons.
Sd, 1t will be printed on octayo form. with 4
good type and fair paper
Ah The price TO subscribers viii be So per an
mum payable on delivery Of the 9th number
Halt The profits of the work will be exclusively de-
voted to the Bible and Missionary cause.
IT Subscribers will please to call at MIR. JAMES
MUMFORDS Store, No 80. Thsmes-S,reet
Newport, June %, 1921.
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DREPAkED by w. r. Co NwAY, Chemist, No: 1
Bumstead Place, Boston, viz.
DIR. Relies Botanical Drops
DR. Relies Asihmatic PlS.
DIR. ReIfes Aromatic Female Pills, for Cbstruc
tions, &c.
DR. Relies Antbillious Pills, for Indigestion, Bill.
iious Affections, &c
DR. Relics Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
ache
Dr. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DIR Jeob's Rheumatic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
ihours,
British Antiseptic Dentrifce, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, q certain and safe cure for
the Hch, in hours apftcdtiOn, be it ever ih
veterate. 90 No danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief IS imIUediSte,
and while il dissoves and draws the corn out by
the roots, it causes not the least pain
Canbriau tooth ache Pills the relief is nstan-
tareous without the least injury to the teeth
DR.. Hunter celebrated Ps-Dr Hunters In
lection Powders and Dr. Hunters Cerse, for the
prevention and cure of venereal complaints with
perfect secresy. treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method oE cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures, may be
had OF the Agents, gratis
GT None Of the above genuine, unless signed
"W. I. Conway A large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, SC. The above Medicines
may likewise be bad OF
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thamcs-street, Newport;
.9so, 6y
Lemuel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Balch, Providence Dyer < Howes, Uird.
ham; Greene, Nerv. London; Hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of respectsbiity; also
by most Post. Masters, throughout The Union
None are genuine unless signed by W. L Conway.
July 10, 1920.
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JAMES II A NJ NJ o. d,
HAsFoR SALE,

R SALE,
Or IHB X. /. Y. BiEK,
Miscellaneous,
Poetry,
Nautical and survey ing,
Juvenile & school books.
STATIONARY
Writing, Letter and
Wrapping paper of ali
descriptions al general
use,
Blank and Account
Books,
Blank Forms,
Desk materials,
Morocco Ware,
Materials for drawing,
psInulnB and taDcy
work,
School, Stationary and
Fancy articles
PAPER AhGINGS.
French and American
Paper HangIhgs and
borders 10 match.
HOUSEHOLD HAED-
WARE.
Briltania Tea and Coffee
pois,
Block Tin, do. do
Tea Trays, Wine dc.
Knife & Bread Baskets,
Knives and Forks,
Table Steels,
Plated and Jappsnned
Castors,
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons,
Csndlesticks aud Lamps,
steel onufier, and Trays,
Pocket Lanterns.
Warning Pans,
Corkscrews, Grsters,
Andirons, Shovel and
longs,
Hearth Brushes & Bel.
lows.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Gilt and Mahogany fran
ed
BRUSHES.
House Brushes,
busting do.
White Wash,
Hearth, Paint, Clothes
Hat and Shoe.
SUNDRlES.
Superior Razors,
Duiis Razor straps,
Dressing Cases,
Patent Head Brushes,
Day and Martins superi-
or Backing, &c &c.
ING LIBRARY,
IS, and continues to have
suitable for the same.
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To The LADIES of NewpOr; cnd IL:
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Vici1iU.
PROPOSALS.

For publishing ny SUBSCRIPTION,
PERIoDIcAL WORE, TO BE EsTIrLGr
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C @S
Brosdcloths,
Cassiineres,
Vigonis Cloth,
ssttinets, serges.
Vestings, Blankets
Kerseys,
Pelice Cloths,
Baizes, Flanncls,
Shawls, Hdkfs.
Bombazetts, Wildbores,
Worsted Pisids,
Birds eye WoFsted,
naitlnets,
Herino Trimming,
Green Table covers.
Irish Linens,
Linen she3ings,
Russia sbeetings,
Linen Cambrics,
Long lawn,
Thread lsces ard Foot.
ings,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Floss, Tapes, Threads,
Marking Canvass,
Crash Diaper,
Table linen,
Buckram, Chez,
Brown linens,
Black linens,
Nankin 4 Canton Grapes,
Italian Grapes,
Leysn,ine Silks,
Lustrings, Sinchaws,
Pad silks,
Sarsnets,
E,orent,nes, Bombasins,
Silk face, Sattins,
Cambria Prints, Cali
Goes,
Csmbrics, Muslins,
Dimities, VelyeIs,
Twist Shirllngs L Sheet.
ings,
Fancy Vestings,
Jean. Nankins,
Fine Ginghams,
Bed Ticking,
Warps, Knitting cottoCs,
Candle wick, Oil Cloths,
Suspenders,
Pearl, Ivory, Thread and
Wire SHIRT Buttons,
Coat and Vest Buttons,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas,
Carpetings and Hearth
Rugs.
BOOKS.
Moral and Religious, \
THE CIRCULA
Consists of 1000 volun
additions Of all new work
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SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. llo, Thamcs-street, Newport;
NOTICE..

lanes TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
) the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
and is ready to attend to the calls of his old Gus
toners and Friends-the smallest favour ~hl eb
gratefully acknowledged and punc,uslly attended
to-call at the Chambers over has Store, nor'n
corner of Bannister's-wharf
Newport, March 90,
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Reeihe fer caring Wdrfs.--Takc piece OF
unslacked lime, and having weued the top oil
The wart, iub the lime on two or three times
dsy and they will be imperceptibiy remov.
ed IN short time, without leaving tho slight
est scar, or any Inconvenience, being sustain.
ed on account of the lime.
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LeghornS, Strdgvs, and ChipS.
WIN. JAMES TlLLEI,

No. 1874, Thames Street,
.fad ~. /, cusfo ~ House COurf,
HAS just opcoed--onc case elegant Leg
II il horns, from s 2 TO 5 IL each-slso one
ditto Straw Bonnets, very chesp--and few
Chips--which, for cash, will be sold low.
Newport, June ~,
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THE VOLATILE AROMATIC

SNUFF. for Head dche g CatDrh.
- RECOMMENDED by Doct. wArtRHo vsH,
~ now constantly kept for sale by
SAMUEL w. YlNSoN.
Newport, May 10, 1890,
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for sale at his store IN Wlckf0rd,
A General Assortment OF Hardware and
n Cutlery; brass Andi oos, shovels and
~ ss--hLSO, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, and
Groceries; Dutch Plough I,oos. Shire
Mouds, and PIoughs, ready made patent
pitch forks broad and narrow cast s,eei
axes Hoes, Soythes and Soeatbs, bar Iron
and steel, nail RODS and nails Of all sorts
hearth tile, bricksstone lime, Window Glass
and Putty, Liussed and Lamp oil SC. &c.
Z /iborr;ne
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ALso, in lumber lard.
A general assortment oI country Lnmber, cor
ss.ing of>hip Plank, boat Boards, common oak dc.
and jostshaif inch chesnut boards, &c. SC
WEXFORD April Is
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4 do Mn'.sseg,
) bbis Gin,
10 cores hrewooc,
1000 fsh arrels,
SO rum ditto,
100 QuintaIs Codhss,
80 barrels Flour,
Is grindstones,
30 bundles wrapping
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TO THE EDITORS.

st. Augustine EAST Florida) June g. 1921.
In these dull and gloomy times, pre-
sumo little news, coming from any quar-
ter viii be acceptable; especially about
country for which we have been so long ne
gotiating And as suppose there is some
little interest excited among the citizens of
the United States about the surrender OF this
country, | take the earliest opportunity of
informing you, that on yesterday morning
the United States schooner NonsuCh arrived
of the bar, from Havana, and after firing a
gun, and its being returned from the fort,
sent In her boat with Spanish gentleman
MIR. Aredondo,) who brought dispatches
from the captain general of Cuba, to the gov
ernor of this place, for IFS immediate sIrren-
der. Col. Butler, who has been here some
time waiting for these orders TO arrive, iinme-
diately sent oil an express to Amelia Island
for the L. States troops to come on here i'm
mediately. The Hornet sailed from Ha-
vana for Pensacola about the same time the
Nonsuch left ii; so that | presume the SUI
render of both places will be about the same
time. lfany thing occurs at the time the
surrender takes place, (worth mentioning. , /
viii inform you oft"
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$50 Dollars Revqrd-SIoD He UamrOner )

800 Dollars Re,oard-.Siop the Eaggoner
On Tuesday the l2th June, waggoner, who called
county, virginia, took in load Of dry goods me
~ ann denver al Hanover c. II. YaFhet consisted e
j. > ne Ionge, Hanover courthouse. Now said wageoner
has not delivered said goods, and nothing been heard
OF him since. will give 50 to any one who win ston
The %aggoner and goods Together 50 for arprehcpd
ing the wasguner alone He is about 10 very
tall and slender, lie had BAY horses grey one -
ls |aggon-he grey took the lead. This IS al csn
be feeOieced OF him On delivering him the goods in
lis Wagon asked him for receipt he said he could
not writel hope viii be able TO detect him for ms
own, as well as for the public good
]. s. DE JONGE.
NJ ~ The above mentioned goods amount 10 from 1900
90 SlooO they chiefly consist Of canbrics nusn> gip
hams, SIR, sewing silk, CLOTH cashmere, shayys badkcf
chiefs buttons and pins knives scissors sets knives
and forks pockehO1ks, and variety Of other article,
too numerous TO mention. June % i3-7.-
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NOR GATF

flhI extensive and valuable Estate called MAN
> SKIN LODGE formerly the property OF ThO's Mi
lex dec-0nstn Lodg j. situated n the county Of KIM
William on the Pamunhey river opposite narrower Town.
ana With within = miles Of Tire cts Of Richmond, in
wealthy and agreeable ncghhOrhOod " contains nearly
three thousand acre, Of valuable land that
or OF which about two thousand lowlTOunds great
fertility, and OF various soils adapted tr culture Of corr
wheat barley tobacco. The high lard is also fertile, ara
is clothed with forests afordnV abundant supply ut
wood md timber. lorgc Manufacturing Mill dOius dis
estate-at which the wheat made G., be- cd at -
small deduction from Tie Richmond prices; ard from
landing ON the river fhe products be transported
per bushe There two good dwelling houses situated
stables a1d barns attached 60 cachTe IS usually ca
ed MnnSin fofgf, r other is that part Of the estate
which has obtained the Of Wortfey GroueTo tLo
no estate in Virginia SURPRISES this in quality Of soil beauty
and pieasaunes Of satioui IN tho convenience and
cheapnS Of the transportation Of us products 70 The beat
m1rtets--hans Lodge and Womley Grove will be sold
entire, Or in parcels 70 suit purhsser the following
terms. One fourth part Of the purchase money viii be d.
vded into five equal parts fifth part ofhc said fourth
viii be- required in castne other four fths will be meo
peyi- IN Wuu u,aiments successivey, the first paya-
bic on fho Isl January, f822the remaining
viii be- made payable the ist january is2J-Bonds
with approved security viii be que and deed u trust
on the isnd Tor additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
r. Is. FERGUSON,
Executors OF Tbomls . Ncg, de-.
Goocb'3od, Msrcl en- IO.-1f