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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

The last month has had mere Of the
appearance OF winter, than any ore of lie
winter months. On the Goth, the Goth
and 3Oth, the snow fell in greater Quan
titles than at any time the preceding sea
son. The recent SNOW is East disappear.
ing under the influence OF d genial svn
1t will be seen by the National ln,clli-
gencer, that the great National Lottery,
which was so long drawing, and in which
the man dreamed of the humber that
would draw the highest prize, has at
length ended in dream! We know
no, exactly how the law would deter
mine the question, bul we are Of opinion
that justice requires that the ven,iers OF
the tickets should be compelled to pay
back to every purchaser Of a ticket, the
money which he advanced therefor,
whether the ticket drew prize or not.
The purchaser in this instance has given
his money, certainly not for any valuable
conslderation-and the only risk I've con-
tracted TO incur was that oil the fortune of
the wheel, not the villany OF managers or
agents. If this thing is to be quietly
submitted to, the good people Of this
country will tameIy suffer themselves TO
be gullcd out OF abou, half million of
dollars.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTIoN.-Th
annual election OF Governor, &c. takes
place in Massachusetts, Oh Monday next.
i he e!ectioneering campaign has been
conducted with much animation on both
sides-but from the tone and manner of
the federal papers they appear TO appre-
hcnd defeat. They call upon all those
holding Offices to he active and ,igiIant,
holding before their view the terror of
losing their places. The Republican pa.
pers appear animated with the prospect OF
success. They charge upon their oppo-
nents their political sins during the last
war, i'll attempting to obstruct the opera
tionS of government, in organizing a
reasonable assemblage at Hartford, and
ON'Ni hhobo''Sos NiliSi WHY NANNY sup
ported by the new federal candidate Tor
governor. Extracts arc made from the
scderai papers of those days-and though
but few years have elapsed, we donth if
scarcely any Of the friends Of The govern
ment remember the lengths, to which the
federal writer's and presses went, IN their
reasonable opposition to the government
Of our own country, and in support oE
,!a, Of the enemy.
An estimate Of the quantity of raw
Cotton spun in the Uuiicd States, and
the number OF Spindles in each State ex.
tracted from the official returns of the
Marshals employed to take the census oi
1920, by which it will be seen that this
state las far the largest concern in the
cotton manufacturing business, Of any
Other state:
rnuDds Cotton Number Of
pxx nj
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
BOSTON. MAR. 20.
L-l9ES7' FROM EUROPE

An arrival in New Bedioid, from Por-
tugal, has brought Lisbon dates To the
middle Of Feb. Mr.. Hutchinson, the
American Consul, had received iniorma.
lion. tia. war had been declared by
France against Spain. This probably
aliudes to the receipt Of the French
King, war speech. 1t was reported
also, that French Eigate had captured
a Spanish corvette, after slight resis-
tancr.- Tins is probable, as the Paris
papers iulimaled. that immediately after
The Kings speech was delivered, the
Minister of Marine sent orders to lhe
ports for the sailing Of cruisers, who no
doubt had orders to make captures, as
well as to protect French commerce.
Both vessels however. were stated to
have besifdrwen ashore in agae ofwind.
Other Lisbon letters think the war viii
be general throughout Europe.
Letters from ST. Ubes (near Lisb0)
dated the l4lh Of February, speak oiwar
being declared against Spain and P@m.
,p0l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

UrPnTVIIAG, " aH stnds. .eIeeaisq IA
a .aisfasipry Tsaa.r e' S1s egss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

There are in the city OF New York,
eishy- three Churches, Chapels and pla-
ces for public worship, classed as fol-
lows :-t.piscopalian IS; Dutch Re
formed 9; Presbyterian Is; Associate
Reformed S; Methodis,s IL; Bap,iats
s; Catholic 3 +; Universalist q Friends
5; independent 9; Unitarian 1; other
denominations Q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-19
TBME time Cor which I contracted With

VIE time Cor which contracted With
DIR. Nillinm Ramsay, for the manage
menta ny printing establishment of The Vir.
GNU Paifiot, y Riebaond 1ffrcqrilc .9drertisy
expired on the 3lsl December, ls22 and nc
cording 10 the original contract between MS
tthe office not being able TO pay the claims \
The whole OF the establishment reverted tn
me, except such printing materials as the
sud William Ramsay might purchase with his
oHn funds aud bring into the office, which he
wa allowed the privilege OF taking away.
All persons indebted 10 the said establish.
ment, are requested to make immediate INV
heni ot their hnauoe, 10 me, as am hlly
mthorlzed to receive what may be due Ia the
4th February. ls23, as will appear by the FOL
towing instrument OF writing, signed by vii.
llam Ramsay, rs we'll as an advertisement
published in the Virginia Times, the 2d inst.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby authorize AIR Augustine Davis. to
collect aud give acquitlanCes for all achs
now due the Office OF the Political Exposition.
the Virginia Patriot and Richmond NIercan.
tile Advertiser, while conducted hv me. for
subscription, advertising, aud Job work -.Iusi
Offsets against me TO be allowed
(signed) WILLIAM RAMSAY
Richmond July %.
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twist and Saw .MiN.

and COTTON MACHINE, all built on the la
test and most approved plan, also a new and
large stone distlllery 90 feet by 80, built on
me latest and most approved plan, and sup
lned with an abundance OF excellent water
!. IS deemed useless TO 20 into a more lengthy
ae'aii oil inns property, as IL is presumed that
no person VIII purchase without first viewing
al II erhs viii he accommodating Also,
one other tract lying in said county. and on
the waters of the same creek, containing o50
acres, one hall OF which is tobacco land One
other tract in the county of Patrick, contain
ing 1000 acres--eiihcr of the tracts will be
divided TO suit purchasers, and Young negroes
taken in payment. JAS =. BULLOCK
August !. w4w NJ
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Vk'hE Subscribers will, on Saturday .be
n Goth inst. sell 10 the bighest h;Jlar '''s
credit of six months, at Ro5e Mill !, a." q
county ot Amherst, ALL THEIR SrDCK of
every kline, Horses, Hogs and Cattle. PIants.
uon Utensils, crop of Corn, Oats and Tobac.
CO. Also, parcel of Kitchen Furniture -
One OF the subscribers viii also sell ON I'm.
same day, TWO EXCELLENT GIGS ono
with and the other without harness, and All
has Household Furniture.
Should the subscribers not be able TO make
sale OF ROSE MILLS on the ist October next
hey VIII offer them on that day for REM or
lease, Tor term Of from one 10 ten wears
JOHN ". ROSE,
September g. A.
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Bediord July Court, 1928
Price Snider, Reese Morgan anu Layina hi,
wife, formerly LaviHa snioer, pit ds
Against
Elizabeth Mayse, Thomas Snider, Rark,.
dale Snider, Mahlon snider, Daniel Brown
aud Joeey his wife, defts
IN CH3NCERY.
Tie defendants Thomas Snider and Barkss
dale Snidcr not having entered their appear4
ance aad given security according 10 The ar,
OF assembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court Ihst
they are not inhabitants OF this state, on the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel, il IS
ordered, that the said absent defendants do az
pear here at the next October court q answer
the plaintiffs bill, aud that copy Of this or.
der be forthwith published in the virpinian
Tor two months successfully, and another
posted at the front door of the court house
on two several court days
copy Ieste
80 J STEPTOE, C. b. e.
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a tract OR parcA of I.ans.

Lying and being in the county of Franklin.
BOUNDED by The lands Of Joel Fisher, William
Custin, John Ferguson aud john snider. CON.
tanning By estimation l7p acrcs-one sotrel
stad horse, one bay horse, zone yellow bay
ditto, head oil cattle, 6 head OF hogs two
sets OF bIaeksrhiths tools complete, one old
Wagon ana one new one, nearly ifoned, one
-FOUR wheeled carriage and harness complete,
one clock, one cupboard, one desk and one
book case, two silver watches, and the bal.
nnee OF said Fisbers HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITNRE, and plantation
utensils, 2riie- guns, aud his crop OF corn and
wheat, or so much Of The said property as may
&c sufficient TO satisfy said debit with costs.
Lle subscriber will convey such lille only as
As vested in him as trustee.
August % ,,o,r2
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Notice.
The Subscriber will sell great bargain II
2os)D Acres OF N.anA.

WING IN the county Of Campbell, on
~ lie waters Of Whipping creek, "A miles
south OF Lynchburg. There is on this tract
aoo acres of open land lying in one body. all
Of which is veil ncloscd and produces well
hire Is on this tract 7 settlements. all conve.
nicntly situated, aud the most of them hive
all necessary Guthouses, and good water con.
Venient, and an excellent icchouse at one of
them l. feet square, and "a deep, good
hlaeksmiths shop and a good stand for asmith,
aud good stand lot store or tavern, with
new house built fortiie purpose. There is al
SO on this tract
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NOTICE as hereby girea, thot all he
= ". Gfiis m Tie Lunaiic Hospital, in the cit,,
q - 'ata'nsbhrg, are occupied, end that no nnor,
P"S'e',S .Roie or ffmaie) 'eiH be receired IN.
10 sa'a h9Pfai, '7ti sonte Of the said cells are
e"l p.,.-- eoi'ce Of Which ~W be gjren
By ordfr oftbc Conrt of Directors
august ! - So =, ~,
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lawts55

~ q court heid for Erdnkiin county, at The
Courthouse on the fourth Day Of august,
1928.
Joseph Greer aud Fanny hiswifc, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c. of Elisha Ly-
on deceased, John NJ Holland, Administrator
Nc. oil Mary Webster deceased John Web
ster, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, ices hughes and
Polly his wife. Deas.
IN CK3NCERE
The Defendants JoR lyon, Eliah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having enteredtheir APP
pearance and given security agreeable to tie
Act of Assembly, and the rules of this court,
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that they are not inhabitants OF this
state on the motion of the Plaintiffs bytheir
council, Il IS ordered, that the said non.resi.
dent defendants do appear hcre.ou the first
MONDAY IN November next, aud answer the
sialntitts bill, and thata copy this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virgnian, a paper
edited in the town of Lynchhurg, for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy he
posted at the front door of the courthouse of
this county
\ copy-Teste
CALEB TAFT, c. &C.
August % II
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StOp the Villain,

RUNAWAY the Cd of this month n
IA mnlatto man named MID. He is a low
fellow, but has large breast and Is strongly
made a little bow-legged, high full loieheai.
dark eyes, holes IN ms ears, and Il toleralI.,
sharp chin--Wears his hair tied behind--has =
bold and open countenahce when spoken to
lie Is a keen arttul fellow, and ptrEaps can
read and write alitte His clothing canunt
particularly describe, tho there is no doul,t
he IS genterlly clothed. He has IA good silver
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots. &c
He rode off DARK GREY MARE. abort 4
feet inches high,in good order shod before
her shoes not much worn--she is lengthy and
well iormed---and has the marks Of pioppI,
gear upon her shoulders, and Il cousideraLIp
scar upon one OF Them, high on the shonldcr
blade, thlnk on the right. She has "A very
thick tale and name, though not very long
she IS SPIRITED aud active and rides we'll He
Is well equipped Tor travelling, with saddle
bags, blg coat OF bear skin with large canes.
~. have no doubt he has obtuiuedfree n, :.
Peis' anu VIII attempt to pass rs Il free man.
ana make TO some free state, and have mo-
doubt but he has altered his name. He is
handy fellow, good house servant. miller
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand TO INV
thing, and nave no doubt but he hasa pleuty,
OF money. will give Il reward of FIFTY
poLLAkS to any person who will deliver
MN 10 me, or secure him in any Jail so that |
get hlm again, within this state; and if takcn
without the state ONEHUNDRED DOIIARS
II secured or delivered 10 me; and ten dollars
Tor the mare ii taken Witlan this state and de-
hvcred 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state aud retunled home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
buckingham, Aug o. vt.2
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Frcdonian Mills,
Female boarAing Nouse
Sept Il.

yByuE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
Il her friends and the public, that she has rem
ted The upper part ofihe tenement, lately occu-
pied by Messrs Thomas & Daniel 1iigginbot-
ham, where she intends opening boarding
house for the accommodation of Z FEMALES,
and has made arrangements for tie reception
of or 10 young ladies, aud is determined
to spare no pains TO render their time aud 81
tuaiion quite agreeabe.-ile terms are as
follows Fifty dollars per session, furnishing
board, washing, lodging and fire wood.
MATILDA NASH.
September H. WV &
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Notice.

Y 81 virtue Of decd of trust executed by
I'D John Fisher 10 lhe subscriber. bearinr
date the ilh day OF August, ls2o, and dulV
recorded IN the clerks oltce of the county
court OF franklin, 10 secure a certain sum Of
money therein mentioned, due 10 Stephen
Preston, jr. II Co. shall proceed to sell, on
tue premises, for read money, on Wednesday
the 10Th OF September next, the FOLLOW.
ING PROPERTY 10 ,cit.
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Mr. Nee VI. BuYks.

NJ. .Aetherlqnd Tat, administrator of Ca
{eb Tat, deceaStd
Siis--You viii take notice, that | shall
~ on the 18th day of October 1923, at the
Union Hotel, in the town OF Lynchburg, pro-
coed to take the dispositions of sundry wit
nesses, 90 be read as evidence in a suit now
depending IN the superior court of chancery.
for the Lynchhurg district, wherein YOU are
plaintiff, and am defendant. In caset the de-
positions are not all taken en- that day, this
notice is TO continue from day 10 day for
three days, AT which time aud place you may
attend or not. EDMUND TATE.
Sept. II. wlw
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Ihe real Estate

OF their testator, is of such value, that it viii
be necessary TO sell it, in order to make diyi.
SION, under the act Of assembly. in such rasa
made and provided, notice is hereby given,
mat application will he made 10 Amherst
county court, for authority TO sell the same
ana the presence of the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. The sui.
,erloefs are anxious 10 close their admnistr;,
tioh on The estate of their testator, aud there
lore request the attendance OF the parties in
jet. JESSE RECk 'D''
CHAS. MONDAY, IN Is
T. ,. The terms of the sale will be for all
sums OF $40 and under it, cash for all sums
over It II months credit, with bond and an
proved security. Persons indebted to the es-
, "a are requested TO make PROMPT ravment,
a. "'neer indulgence cannot p 2 ,+n. Per.
sons having claims against the estate are re-
lnested TO bring them forward for nayment.
interest VIII be required from The date Of lie
oonGs Il payment Is not punctuaIly made.
,. e {. n nnr
"a Wtaa u
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SAMUEL l. CABEIL.
PATRICK IICABELL.

TIN subscriber will sell on a credit of one,
Two, and lbree years, his moiety of The above
estate, containing by recent survey 1877
scfcs Than which there are are few more va
luable irdetsin Virginia. PHI. CABELL.
August w9w 81
~ Tbe Editors ofhe Enquirer 6H pub
iib NE abore mectiy for fur meeks md for
aard ktctr oceouHi 10 this Office
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August 40.

"a lR-AS you are not an inhabitant of
~ the Commonwealth Of Virginia, yeu will
please take notice thai we shall on Monday
9Th October, 1928, at the store house of Pres.
ley d. Richardson ~ Go. in the county Of
Charlotte, state OF Virginia, proceed to take
lhe dispositions OF Reuben Fore, sen. Charlie
farrer, Robert Baldwin, Margaret Davis aud
ollers--tnd 10 continue from dav To day until
All are taken---also AT Merry mans shop in the
county oi Prince Edward, on Tuesday 4th day
OF November, 1923, to take the depositions Of
James Davis, Ralph Merryman, Peter Davis &.
nihers-aso at the store house of John C.
hilltf& Co, in thecounty of Charlotte, state
81 virginia, on Monday 10th November.
1873, 10 take the depositions of Samuel T.
Moses and others-and also at Jas. Crockers
IRON works IN the county of Nythe, state of
virginia, on Friday 2sth day of November.
lf23, 10 luke the depo,itious ofTemple Bald.
WIN, Polly Baldwin and others, and to CONT
nue. from day 10 day until the whole are taken.
All OF which Is intendedto he read as evidences
IN a cause IN ChanCery, now depending in the
county court OF Charlotte, wherein we are
plaintiffs, against James Fore, r James Fore.
sen and yourself defendants.
JOHN p RICHARDSON,
THO. Z. RlCHAKDSoN
N"s">' ~ wiws
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. ..t Freedom offas United .Siates

- &c Prss:fer. 2ftae United .Staies
IN pursuance OF law, !, JAMES Monroe,
4 President of the United States, do hereby
declare and make known, that a public sale
viii be held at tie Land Office al Franklin, II
the state OF Missouri, on the first Monday IN
Deeemher next, Tor the disposal of such Of
fbe lands situate within the district of How
ard county, ia said state, as have been rclin-
quisliedt 10 the United states prior 10 the lst
day OF October, ls2 under the proyirions OF
the act passed on the ID day of March, 1921,
entitled " An acl for the resief Of tie purcha-
sers OF public lands prior 10 the 1t day OF
July, ls2o,' as are situate in the folloNi ing
described townships and fractional townships,
lying aorih Of M Missouri kirfr, and west OF
the fifth principal meridien, viz
In 70 nsIp a % 8. llel, SIS ,ol rlmEe II wet
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ef virtue of deed of trust executed to
- tile subscriber by James S McAllister,
G,earhg date the I'd day OF October, 1927, and
duly recorded in the clerks oil,re Of The
county court of Bedford, for certain nurposps
therein set forth, shall, on the 9Th day al
Ceto7er next, proceed TO sell, on the premises,
Tor cash, to the highest bidder,
O.N Ia NOV SE .sNDNO'V
IN the town of Liberty, the property of the said
'a'lts D Mcalhster. Acting as trustee the
subscriber will only convey such title as il
vested IN him by said trust deed.
CALOHiLL MEMS.
September 5 Nv
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StrayeA ov Stolen,

E'ROM the commons of Lynchburg, a.
4 bout the middle Of August last, 4 BLACK
HORSE, with bla2ed face, both hind feet
white, and in low order--he is supposed to he
between and 10 years old Any person
who will deliver said horse % me in Lynch
burg, or give information where he may be
found, shall he suitably rewarded.
MARTHA BERNARD.
September 10 w2w6
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Trust Sale vi A.anA.

f virtue ola deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers on the 18th day of June.
4s-2, by Joseph King, to secure the payment
~ "A sum OF money therein mentioned, due 10
hober aud lanes King, aud OF record in the
cie'k once OF Montgomery county, we stall
proceed TO SELL for ready money, on the rub.
lac square, in the town of Ch,istiansburg' on
The a'h day OF November nczt, ii being Mont
gomery eourt-day, that well known
ffaet or pareel oi l.anA,
called Vanse's or the White house plantation,
i}ias IN The county Of Montgomery on Mea.
dow creek, branch ofthe south fork of Ron
noke, aud on the south fork of Roanoke. and
containing by survey, 500 acres Acting as
trustee, we shHll convey such title only as is
vested in us by said trust deed
WILLIAM B. CHARLTON, ! ~.
THOMAS BOWER, trustees
JSy Is w4w 60
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AIsoi az The same time aud place, viii be
exposed, TO public sale, aereeably to the pro-
yisionssot the fourth section Of the act passed
on the 9th day OF April 1870, entitled " An
act making further provisions Tor the sale of
The public lands, such lands situate within
the above mentioned iownsphips as have be.
come forfeited TO the United States prior 10
the lst of October, isl0, Tor failure 10 com-
pl.te the payment within The period prcscrib.
Ell by law
Tie sales win open with the lowest num-
bcred section, township, and range, aud pro.
coed IN regular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the City Of Wash
ingion, this 18th day OF August, 1928
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100000 DOLLS.

Besides the S30,o00-the two 1o,000s-the
two 5,ooos--l4 OF 1000, &c &C ril rcmain
undrawn.
Should the capitals now floating, remain
much longer undrawn, the price Of tickets
vii, consequently be considerably advanced
Ia the mean time those not yet supplied with
tickets should procure them without delay,
and those holding small prizes should have
them renewed immediately .--Present rates,
viz
Whoie Tickets SIS 90 Quarters 3 Is
Liaipts 7 90 Eighhg 81
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COHENs OFFICE,
baltimore, apg %, ls23.
List Of the Nh days drawing Of the GRAND


No. 23906 prize OF $1,000
1928 do. so
So few prizes being drawn this day, the
chance Tor CAPITAL Is considerably in
creased The drawing viii be continued on
Thursday alter next, "a usual The wheels of
the Grand olatc Lottery row present 10 adj
ventufers the most brilliant prospects Only
thirteen drawings remain 10 complete this
splendid scheme, aud the magnificent capital
yfigc Of
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O.T Il NOV SE .4NDl.OIr


avn. subscribers, as surviving executors
n OF the last will and testament, OF stephen
iiamm, late OF the county of Amherst ec'd,
lake this mode OF informing the heirs and lie.
gatees OF the said iiamm, many of whom are
The residents OF other states, that they will in
pursuance OF the discretionary authority vest.
ed IN thea by the will of their testaior. offer
TO puniIc sale GA the premises, on Thursday
.ne 2oth Nov, next, all the personal estate Of
me SAID Hamm, on credit of IL months, for
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punetually to attend Oh thai &c
ca9'on' AS these proceedings are intended as
10 Il division of the estate. aud
payment OF the legacies, hesueathed in said
VIII. As II is leiieyed by 1he exec,1nrs LIT
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/ IIE subscribers VIII rent for the ensn-
J in year, aud il may be Tor a term Of
years, fhd
large and Productiee Farm,
on james river. ia NILSSON eouuiy, called sol.
diers joy, containing nearly tbree hundred
aeres Of hrsi rate river bottom, viii much
ambIe high isnd adjacent thereto, in good
heart IN ali sufficient, Il i, calculated, Tor the
profitable employment of twenty lallourers
Che houses oa tie place, Tor agricultural pur-
poses, are large aud numerous, and tire plan
laffam j. believed 10 be under pretty good
enclosure I IL place, ready hdnuiiius Ut di
eisipu INTO two parts, eau be routed Ia sepB-
rate tenants, should II be the wish oi appli-
cants.
Application may be made to Nm s Cabell
Esq residing At Amherst old eouft house, or
10 either oil The snbscfihers, the first residing
al buckingham court house, The latter In the
town O. LynchburF.
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james River Land
ron RENT

Il lie subscribers will rent for the ensn.
} IN year, aud it may be Tor a term Of