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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
DY virtue Of two several deeds Of trusl

10y virtue of two several deeds of trust
hJexecuted 10 the subscribers by Thos Alif,
dated Goth April 1920, and 18th Dec 1929, and
duly admitted TO record in the Office of the
county court OF Bedford, for the purpose of
securing the payment of n certain sum of mo-
ney due Davis, Preston Il Co, we SHALL on
The l7h doy Of March neat, il fair, il not, the
next fair day thereafter, proceed to sell on
the premises, by way of public auction, for
ready money, the following PROPERTY, viz.
three feather beds and furniture, two tables
and two chests, one rife gun, two cows and
calves, twenty head of hogs, one sorrel mare,
planiatfnp tools of every kind Whatsoever,
lloOlbsNobacco, eight barrels corn, 40oolbs.
leaf tobacco, part stripped and part not strip
ped, so barrels corn, aud four blade stacks,
ieoolb pork, one dark bay horse, called two
years old next spring. As trustees, we shall
convey such title as is vested in us and no
other. THE TRUSTEES.
Feb. 81. wtdsoo
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Real and Personal Estate
FOR SylLE.

4 IN the 3rd day Of April next, will be
" exposed TO public sale, at the house OF
Spengler, in Montgomery county, Va
Chat being the day on which the election will
be holden thereaD on a credit of 7 months,
the purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory
security, the following Land and Negroes
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Wanted.

A YOUTH, about ID or IS years old
a ~ho cnn 'eriie a good hand, and is pref.
y gooa accountant. Sufficient recommendo.
ao ~, '''n De required. For Information, ami,
AZ N" cpice A boy from The country qeould BE-
preferred yA.MEs U0T s,Es 0e
February 81. 2oa,
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YNE k4A M.

4 Il rules holden in the clerks Office of
"A Amherst county court, the first Monday
IN February, 1928:
Humphrey Gilbert, plaintiff.
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David A. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert.
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert.
Jud'th Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrett, admir- of
fienry Gilbert, deceased, Richard III. Burks.
Charles l.. Barrel, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barret, under the firm of Coleman
Barrel, John and Richard S. Ellis, BENJAMIN
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard u
lsurks, under the firm of Richard II. Burks &,
90, and William Thurmond, defendants,
IN CH4NCERY.
The defendants John C.. Gilbert. Henry Gil.
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of assembly and
me rules OF this court, and it appearing that
they are not inhabitants of this commonwealth
on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel
Il Is ordered, that the said absent defendants
90 appear here on the third Monday in Anri
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
srgnlan, published in the town of Lyncbburg
Tor eight weeks successfully, and posted nm at
the front door of the courthouse Of This cnnn
y, on some court day. A copy-Tcste
BEVERLY DAVIES, ID. C.
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II He subscriber offers for sale, an eIe-
CANT Carriage with pair of genie
ana well matched Horses, one of when
rides EXTREMITY well-a second hand ROAD
Wagon, and six horse Team, with their
gear--two yoke of first rate young anu
well broke Oxen-a Cart, and one hun
dred and fifty barrels of Corn on all o
which, credit till the first day of OctooeI
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, wen
endorsed, will be required.
VIM. LANGHORNt.
January IL. ts@f
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STRAYED away from tl,n .,i.
~ some time in June lat, Tupr,.
JED STEERS, two e year, Oil ar p
me OF the former marked with a' one =
BE "a the right ear, aud swallow.foe etlop az
eit-ile other with a crop and und io.s IN Il.
ne right ear, and crop or halfcron in 'iseei
Inc original mark in the latter alfer ,miHe lei.
crops, with an under-keel in each eas 70 H.
cattle were purchased from Mr. Carte r II es'
montgomery county, aud it Is prnl,'I IIoa' O.
ave made their way back TO tba, 'l,a 'ifj
iberal reward will be paid for lbe;lr ~, AZ
II my plantation, near the Long none,l.'er
any information of them, by mad ,.a'e'
wise, very thankfully received. y o'ie.
Campbell, Dec l3, 1922. LIZ. .'i.,
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Notice.

RY rirt~e Of a deed Of trust erecuted 10
ID The subscriber by A. S. Henry, (for The pur.
pose Of securing debt due 10. E. Royal 4, CO..
Which deed is Of record in The county court Of
Bedford, and bears date the 9th Of august, 1915
shalt, on The Isl day Of .3pril, 1923, If JAN, i
not The neri Jair day thereatter,) sell, al publ:
auction, in the torn Of Lynchbmg, before the
door Of the Franklin Hott!, for ready money
Nhp Tract OF Aand.
In The said deed mentioned, containing fire hun
dred and fifteen acres, being The same on uhlcs
The said Henry resides, or so much as ciH be suf.
cient 10 satisfy SAID trust. The trustee aciH coz.
reg such title only Us is rested in him.
CHISVELL D.4BNEY.
.Norembtr 60. wlds Ia
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Aynchburg Mills.

q Q VI fsI6s
NlI.L IN few days be in order 10, thu.
W ception of Whea.-The subscstss
will give far market price in cash. .baOt,
any be desrous to receive Flour in exch,n~I
for Wheat, they can do 50 at the usual excbanse
and the subscriber will subject himself 70 -,
Riehm@nd Inspection. Tho,e who ara "" W.
disposed to sell at the present prices, NAV do; 40
yer their Wheat, and wait for better n;:. a'''
tair market price will be given during The -.
son, for that deposited, rs for what NAV bs =.
mingin. " 90
. VIM. A. ALLEN.
August9. tets
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

k'OR experimenting and securing him in
n Jail, 50 that get him again, il taken out
of the State, or twenty dollars il taken in the
State. JACK HARRlSS, "A free negro, raised
in the county of Bedford, State of Virginia.
hold his indentures, dated the 2eth October
l793-said Jack Harriss was sold by order Of
Buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack Harriss is yellow fellow, stout made,
about . feet high between 80 AMI 40 years of
age, processes to lay stone or brick When he
left me he wore long whiskers, which can be
easily ont off, his bat had lost half the brim,
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth,
clerks of courts where his Indentures may he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN 7. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. ID. WITS %
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The celebrated Race-Horse
NAPOLEON.

81 -fs%NfGES S &c SutH9 StdsoBli I'D New Glasgow
and at some other suitable place-the season
to commence the LIST of April. Terms, and
all other particulars made known in due time
Napoleon has been the winner of MANY races.
and has never lost but one, until he became
injured in one of his fore legs Among the
celebrated race horses he has beaten, we will
name few:
MIR. William Winn's Virginian
MIR. Johnson's horse by Sir Archy;
MIR. Cotton's Mare Rarity;
MIR. Macklins Brown Horse
Capt Harrison's Sir Harry;
Mr.. William WINS Lady ofthe Lake;
Capt. Harrison's Beggar Girl;
And 10 say all this is but common praise. MS
this wonderful horse beat al thpee heats not
only YOUNG TIhl0LEON with ease but he
also, to crown the whole. beat that horse of
horses, Capt Harrison's VIRGINIAN. In the
spring OF 1920, at New Market, he was beaten
by Contention 3 or 4 feet only. The next
week, AT Drurhmondsburg, at three heats. he
beat Contention and the famous horse Sir
William, a mile heats. This celebrated horse
is not only famed for his blood, beauty hone
and bottom, but for his superiority as foal-
geiter. LEWIS SHCRIry
February 81. 90 VITA
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PURSUANT TO a decree of the S,lpe.
Il rior Court of Chancery for the lynch
burg District pronounced the 10th day of DC.
tober, 1922, in the causes thendepending in
the said court, between
Edward Atkinson, Plaintiff,
Against
Alexander Austin and Ihomas ID. Akin
son, Defendants,
And
Thomas ID. Atkinson, Plaintiff,
Against
Edward Atkinson and Alexander Austin.
Defendants,
ishall, onhe 10Th dnyof March ncrt, proceed
to sci on the premises, by way of public auc-
ton, for ready money,
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Nhr Tract OF A.anA.
Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the
"A estate of VIM Browne, decd, late ofthis
lace, are desired bring them forward on
n before the first day of May next, as it'is my
wish to close the business, and this notice will
ne plead in bar against all claims that may DO
presented after that time.
A. ROBERTSON, Ext.
December 81. w3m 81
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Gigs for Sa'

lust received, and now offered for sale,
, two elegant DOUBLE GIGS, with tops
hose who wish 10 view them are requested
. call at the store Of The subscribers in Lynch
1urg. J. L. WATROU5 q Co
February ID % WITS
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CoHFNs OFFICE,
Baltimore f'cbraUg l., lsG3.
nh DAYS drawing of the Maryland
SVarE l.OIEENN.

'q3o, prize Of Sb'Nn
s2a2 prize of siooo
.ipo3l i30is 1869 a275 pri.esof 100
iI33 1901 1903 rrises VI 90
.309l 9ss0 1888 47l6 oapol
slooss 1885 1854 1887 prizes oil 20
'Il777 I4ls2 1860 i436D
= And 32s prizes sf ~
An marked thus sold at ColIEN's Office
The S 5000 prise sold at conks's IN one hHy
aud iieo quarter tickets.
oatg THREE MORE DRaWLfGs remain
10 complete the scheme, aud The capitals Of goo,
Oon, . of 10000, 5000, 1000, Sc HW aadraru,
aud All VOW FLOATING ercept The toegiy
thousand - Tickets are already source and pee
dy application Is adri~d-Priee of tickets only
TtrELTE D0LJ.aRS, and shareSinproportiOn,
l.. 4 LIN .Ir.,.,.l III
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EHE several mercantile concerns of
1 DAVIS, PRESTON & Co., LEFTWICH
DAVIS n Go. and PRESTON, LEFTWICH
&,Co. are this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Either OF the undersigned are autho-
rlsed to collect and pay all claims due 10 and
from the different concerns
SMlTnS0N II. DAVIS,
B0WkER PRESTON,
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
February fs, ls23.
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One Tract OK XIan0.

containing 100 acres, be the same, more or
ness, adjoining the lands Of John Thomas and
ON aud IS well adapted To the culture of
hopaeeo' Corn, Wheat and Oats The sale of
the property will take place at the residence
OF the said John NJ. Pugh, in Charlotte conn.
w. Acting as trustee | shall only convey
such title as is vested in me under the afore.
said deed
RICHARD W. GAINS, Trustee.
February :. w3w. %
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The Following Propeyty.

or so much thereof as will be sufficient To sa-
tisly the purposes OF the trust, viz One
Grey Mare, FIVE head Of Cattle, three Feather
Beds and Furniture, two Walnut Tables, one
Loom, half dozen Common Chairs, Ovens
and Lids, two Pots, all his Carpenters Tools,
all his Plantation Tools, two Pine Cupboards,
% head of Hogs aud one Ride.
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NNtice.

ny virtue of deed OF trust executed 10
~ the subscriber the ID day of October,
1890, by John Sumpter, and duly admitted to
record In the clerks Office of Charlotte coun.
", for purposes therein expressed, shall, on
Wednesday the o3d day Of Aprii merit, il fair, il
not the neat fair day thereafter, proceed 10
ell. To lhr hiphesl hiller for cnsh
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Turnpike Stock

Al AUCTION.
IN the 1st day of March next. NJ the
~ Franklin Hotel, in Lynchburg, win he
sold, at auction, the Stock Of delinousn,
Stockholders in the Lynchburg and salem
turnpike Company, unless payment be made
on or before that day. '"''
by order OF the President and Directors.
Jan %. ho,as
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue ola deed Of trust exeeGted t.
ID the subscribers by Samuel /. Harrison
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment o.
reftain debts therein mentioned 10 William.
Robinson aud jesse Beck, which deed hear
dale on the 9Th day of July, 1919, aud is duly o
record ia the county court of Amherst, tn
subscribers viii, on Friday the 18th day o,
March, ls23, on the premises, sell by way OF
public snetloa, for ready money,
Il certain Tract oil land,
lying and being in the county Of Amherst, A.
bort miles IRON the town of Lyncbhurg,
bounded by the lands OF Iileas Boiling, Girls
topher isbeiI, the lands formerly belonging TO
Philip Johnson, deed, and others, aud con
tanning ls04 arres, more or less, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to answer The
purposes of said trust deed. Acting as triis-
tees, we shall convey to the purchaser or pur-
ohasers the title vested in Us by the deed Of
trust aforesaid nd none other
THOMAS WATT, r.,.,.
RICHARD TYREE, 1'u'''o''
February 81. w3w %
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One Tract OK X.anA.

commonly known by the name of Edmund
sumpter, decd, containing 100 acres, be
the same, more or less, adjoining the land
OF Dickinson Jcnning and others, in the
county of Charlotte. Acting AS trustee will
only convey such title as is vested in me I'M.
der the aforesaid deed. The sale will be on
'ho premises.
THOMAS WOOD, Trustee.
February :. w3w. 81
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lhe iract OF AAanA

on which William and jeremiah Richards at
present resides, aud lately the residence of
Christian Richards, decd, lying on Little Ri
yer ana ITS waters, and containing by estima-
ton 100 acres, and upwards, more than one
half of which is cleared, and we'll adapted TO
the production of grain, grass, sc. to which
the whole of the cleared land is devoted =
The uncleared land is also fertile, and ADM.
rably calculated, in addition 10 the cleared Ia
make snug farm The land has long had
the reputation of being the most valuable in
that section of the country. The title is clear
and unexceptionable f; but to make certainty
doubly certain, it win be guaranteed by the
subscribers. And also, at the same time and
place, and upon the same terms will be sold,
"A likely vounV '
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The following property

or so much thereof as will be sufficient to an
swer the purpose of the trust Eleven head
OF Cattle, one Black Mare, one Sorrel Colt.
Three Feather Beds aud Furniture, and one
Hurse CAN'T
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THE partnership of STEPHEN
Il PRESTON, jr. e. Co. of Germantown,
FRANKLIN county, Is this day dissolved by gen
erai consent. Either ofthe undersigned are
authorised TO collect and pay, all claims due
TO, and from the concern
STEPHEN PRESTON, Jr
BOWkER PRESTON,
SMiTHSGN H. DAVIS.
JOHN .. LEFTWiCH.
February Is, ls23
VIE co-partnership of ALEXANDER
IoMPkINS, a. Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent
ALEXANDER ToMPKINs,
SMlIIISON II. DAVIS.
JOHN o. LEFTWICH.
BOWKER PRESTON
February ls, 1923.
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Negro Woman and CMilA,

III MS Iahu and property viii be reserved The
widows dover. The very advanced age,
however, OF the incumbent, makes it of little
value A. STAPLES,
THOMAS BOWER,
JOHN GUARRENT,
WM. RICHARDS.
February IL. VILLAS
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Notice.

tEY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
49, the subscriber the Soth day Of December,
1920, by John NJ Pugh, and duly admitted TO
record in the clerks Office of the county of
charlotte, for purposes therein expressed, I
snail, on Tuesday The 18Th day of .lprH nert,
II iair, II not the next fair day thereafter pro.
Ienl u Aell Ia liz. hiuL.n-L l.. I l.. { /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-22
FOR SAFE

ON the 18th OF October 1923, n TRACT UPLAND m tie
county of Halifax containing by estimation 1900 acres
about 800 Of which river ofhe first 0uaIty and
Tue hgh lands are generally good well timbere and wa
tered" This land lies about eight miles the court
mouse, on the south side of Dan river branch of the
Eoanoke' which Is naygated with and safety
Inc estate has all the usual improvements IT, laree
and connexions dwelling house cc-hous stables tobacco
houses aud buildings for domestic pur-
poses The tract be divided advantngeously into
crol parts, and will he disposed Of ii desired
oi the purchase money will he required in hand the
balance in two equal insalmentS, falling the
@oh December 1924, the other the 25th Dee 1925.
Also, a TRACT OF LAND in the said county, two miles
above the aforementioned tract, situated south side
Of Dan river, containing acres OF which about 100
are river bottom of fue quality and about acres creek
uotton which require but little expense render them
valuable river bottom. on TINS tract there * vnlunb HE
Terry across Dan river The terms for The sale this tract
OF land will i've the for mentioned tract of
land Possession will he given at Christmas but per,nis
SION w bee Granted the purchaser make any preparation
which lie wishes for crop the ensuing year
PAUL CARRINGTON.
CLEMENT Il. CARRtNGTON,
Executors of Sarah Carrington dec.
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WESTERN AGENCY.

EIHk subscriber for number OF citizens Vr
u ginia, having found il establish
nee ~ the of Government Kentucky procured
assistance with view of extending his business, aud will
now receive agencies for doing business all descriptions.
Tor selling land Investigating titles, prosecuting suits paw
ing lakes, collecting money, To aid him in which,
has engaged the best counsel in state. Having
engaged la ibis business for five years
sari compelled procure connected SURVEYS
the country, - nh every tract laid down, shs all
the titles conflicting with IT, and these connections
20, he feels strong confidence i'm his ability To determine
their relative strength These already
upwards oi 500 miles on the Ohio river, and they radu-
ceip Of agency for land be able TO determine the
strength Of the tile and from his cQuaiuance
The country TO know the quality ofthe land without diff
hculy The Subscriber has also office established
owensborough at the Yellow Banks, where, in his absence
his brother, Philip TrPlc will his
and in his absence from Frankfort his business will he
tended 10 by Mr. A T. Burnley. Letters directed the
'sIcrberat Frankfort posi- paid, will be promptly attend
ed 10 Application can also be made Mr.. Thos Green,
OF Richmond, Va who will make known the terms,
authorized TO enter into contracts for agencies.
ROBERT TEIPLETT.
NOiE--lt may not he amss inform the citizens of
virginia who hold land and have agents Kentucky,
mat their land may he lost for attention.
TEXTURE for pay of taxes, limitations bring.
aug suits, and ia opening DEGREES obtained default
hmes upon very imsy grounds death of witnesses
can now establish their claims, and In other Many
are already thus losthut supposed be lost which
might by good management he reclaimed.
April iIO-n IT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-22
UNION IIOTFI.

VIZ subscriber takes this method Of informing his
friends and the public generally. that he rented
ihis comnodouS and elegant establishments which for
heaness OF situation, and comfortable apartments
bedrnoms &c is not surpassed y Sirar establish
meht IN ihs city, or elsew here and intending
ms fanny IN IN adjacent apartment, will he prepared
accommodate private families aud afford every comfort and
convenience thar can be desired his table will
be supplied with the most choice meats and vegetables
'a' tue market will afford, well s the uzErcs of
season. and his bar with liquors wich il shall he his CON
slant efforts TO procure Of uperor quality.
Ihe Stable attached TO this Esabl mpnt is both sra-
ct""s anu convenient, and will N all supplied with
The best OF Prnvender, and experienced and attentive Os
Hers and he pledges himself every e1ernn TO rem
Ger 'ir establishment worthy Of public patronage.
In addition the generally know advantages Of The
unln Hotel, u may he proper that there is n con
snt supply o excellent Water conveyed suburbs
al me CITY. THOMAS BOHANNAN, Agent.
D
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Knew that such n Government was necessary
Mr. Abercrnruhy considered the subject as
deserving al serious inquiry. Dir. ID. Browne
and Sir }. Newport opposed the motion
Mr.. Canning said that certainly not ut any
near time, and most certainty not nj the pre-
sent time, would it be desirable 10 deprive
ireland of her local Government The alb
siraction nf SO many Of the grea, land proprie-
tors from that country had been the cause of
much evil, which would be greatly increased.
fthe proposition ofthe Hon. Gentlemen were
adopted.
MIR. Il. Martin said the motoo appea red 10
be very little short of revolutionary propo-
sitiun.
Mr.. Dawson, Mr. Hutchinson and Sir G.
Hill, Opposed the motion.
Mr.. Hume replied, but declined 10 diyide
the House, ObserN inE that IA similar motion
would probably, ere hing, emanate from the
other side. The motion was therefore mega
| lived without a division
All. Br"ugham presented petit -, signed
by coco irish Roman Catholics complaining
of the inequality Of the laws aiiecling them
and also OF the unequal administration of The
laws as they al present exist.
Sir j. Newport proposed two resolutions,
pledGlnS the House, 10 an inquiry, next SEES
sion, into the state of education IN Ireland
but withdrew them; ON receiving a promise
from Mr.. Guulburn, that he should he resdv.
next session, 10 give every Information "a the
subject that he could command.
THURSDAY. JUNE 26.
Mr. BrouEham brought forward this even.
ing his motion founded on the prtitinn from
! Dublin. on the administration of Justice in ire
land. After very tong and very able speech
which orr limits will not permit us To give
even an outline Of lac concluded by moving.
| " That the prliliun uf The Irish Catholic as
Ilf, T-fff ha t.l,ff. 1 4
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MY tract Of land in Abemarle county heretofore my
W. residence, consisting nj $500 acres, about 1000
which OF the best quality and 500 lying be-
lew the mountain and extending from generally good
quality and remarkably well tmbered aud waered The
tract lies The south side Of the Byanna branch of
James river, ravigabe for baueHuz Milton, which
within So miles. IL miles from Charlottesville and 6
from the University. Of Us advantageous situation, for
heaiih and society, remark need be made The
estate has al The usual impr0y IT, cnnnofious
dwelling houe bulldogs Tor and other domestic
purposes good stables barns with threshirg machines
gtisi and mill with good houses tor managers, and
ahoreI well posted for each purpose and 40 IN good
pair. The be divided into several
parts, aud viii he disposed Of 10 desired The pawn emf
of The purchase money be made by indictments With -
very liberal credit 10 be- agreed The time of sale
The and the stock of every Kind may be sold with
the land
Also f'r s1le another tract f rather than 7O0
three miles below Milton. wia ~ the river
s northern side which lies well, is 81 good quality well
tmbfrei ard watered and hes valuable vein ofme
rassirg through t This tract Is divided into farms
each bfyiug On dwelling house, very connections (or
small family, with necessary ont huildnes. Credit viii De
given Tor this tract I'm like manner, fOr Tive other
Persons inciinabe 10 purchase will address ibemectvr.
directly Go JAMES MONROE.
Wa Linofnu. frue f0--.snt