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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
Of Foreign Literature
and Science,

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature oi TINS euterprise, may be under.
StooI nom few n,lderations which the adj
verti9er, vii ysnture to subjoin to their amman
citation oilt, Theperiohical works of Great
Britain an France contain a mass OF literary
and lle Intelligence, whit II does not reach
the A aerlcan pubic Tor want of a suitable
channel, but which would be read among us
with equa pleasure and profit. Such t the
Bntieh Reviews aud Hlaeagines as are reprint
ell IN the United Stat"s--not excepting the r.
dinburgh d Qaart-tly Reviews mbrrce
much matter which is of title Interest AID 1fno
advantage TO the American reader aud not un
frequently tilted tov itiate his literary taste, his
MOI ais, OF h,- political principles. II - tesra
bic, utdel these circumstance, that a selection
should hemade, such as would furniah the "a
tuable and ente tanning portion of their con
sents, IT, The exclusion OIL the other portion con
Iting 81 detail, and spec ulations either umn-
elestInS ~ Themselves, OF mischievous III then
tendency, OF altogether Of ] cal concern and
application. On thu plan, idle expense and a
ttultic,s consumption tfhme, w iuld he obvia-
sed Tor pages destitute OF merit mi ght be sub
s..tnted many OF value which now remain I'm
known and inaccessible. OF several i ltish
onrnals OF the scientific and erudte cast, and
Tiers indeed oil more general and a the same
ME very solid character, little or no use is
mode by the edtoi and compilers olthe perio-
deal works p ittedin he United States
The object u the one now advertised. Is thu
ACCUMULATION, III pe,mancni form, OF the ma
ttria- thu, egIscteJ, AID Of thc lite aty and
&c entIhe aDtIcle5 worthy OF beng reprinted in
this c unity, lat which, when so, are accom-.
panied by Jthe possessing no claim to attcn-
on. A mi eeany-the select ReyieWs-alSiu
tn d.s.n, bul rot equal in comprehensive
=, 10 the nie-cnt, fionfishcd for some years
III TINS c,ly and would, 1t may be presumed.
lave continued to be supported by widespread
sabs rption, hut ior an alteration oil the plan,
nd a series II adVentltious revetses. Therevi
al olit With larger scope, W nld seem likely
be attended with sui! moe signal success
IN Its o i al existence, own to the great
muki lcatl n ol readers OF periodical works,
and the WIDE lliu7.o oil the habit OF seeking in
them, b,th niortnation and amusement.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
Perioaical l.iterature.

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
MY. NaViA Nibb.

V6yAKE NOTICE-That on Monday the Goth
4 day OF April next, al the Washington Inn,
in che town of Lynchburg, and State OF Vir-
ginia, we shall proceed 10 take the deposi-
lions OF John Victor, Maria Victor, sarah Vic
Tor and others, aud shall continue from day
TO day if not completed on that day, which
dispositions are TO be read as evidence IN
suit now depending in the superior court o
chancery for the LyncIburg district, in which
we are Plaintiffs, and you, james German anl
rldGp p, Barbour, are defendants, Wien an'
where you may attend il you think proper.
LUCY JOHNSTON,
| MARIA JOHNSTON.
BERNARD JOHN SIOS
February 10. w4w27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
10
Persona Property,

to vii One negro man Adam, one Other
named Pompee, one negro woman named
Scay, aud one other named sibb--Aiso
three brood Mares ten head Of Cattle, fifteen
head OF Hogs, x all the riot SEiIOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and Plantation /
tensils OF every description. together with al
the crop Of Wheat, Rye, Oats, and Iobncco
The ile ofihe above property is believed Ia
be good aud indispulabie. but aelirg a. trns.
tee, shall warrant sgcI unly as is vested II
me AZ such. JoSTeu STAPLES, Trustee.
February u WV %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

G. , The EpIToRs or THE HIRGINIAN,
agents for Lynchburg and its sicuity,) so
llcit subscriptions To the ,hovc works.
The North American Review, aud Amer-
can journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have q decided
claim to public support, as forming nmpor-
tant parts of our HaitoHai literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
VOL Ill
PROPOSALS
Far publishing, By subscription,
NEW AMERfCASI
BiOgraphicaA Dictionar .
PROPOSALS
4 MEaBRANCEff


Dsparted Heroes, Sagsss and Statesmen Of 4
ntsrtCH.
p5be confne exclusively to those who sln
,,a.,zgd Themselves, IA e,thet capacity, in III,
peyo! itionaiy var, which obtained the hide
'.-ndence sftreir county.
s.e.,t,a Edition. Babnaappendit- cont iluni
.ilE Jeciara,IJii by thr Representative, .
the U.ited Colonies OF North America
.rli,n forth the causes aud necessity oil taking
,,,ar.Iis, luy d, l7a5-Ihe Petition by the
,,s,,ssentai,e Of the United T. 1lonies, to t4e
Kag ufG cat Britain, July &, l115-A procla-
ton III Congress fra day OF fasting, humilia-
,ionand payer, March IL, l775-f Deela.
ration Of lsl1epen lcnee, July +, ZIG and tbe
,nlnif sto by The Congress Of the United States
ii America, October 80, l579.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and tht Farewell Address oil General WASH
rNaroN, 20 the People IT tue United States, an.
nJunciug h intention of retiring from public
service, septemterl7, 1896.
COMPILED 81 THOMAS J. RODGERS
- Nedretelacedt u the alte,natIse 81 rhou
sa5 am unoord lonal submission to he tyran-
nv ol ifrltated ntai7tels, resistance bv ioi ee
The latter Ia our choice. We have count Ell the
rost OF tins contest, and iInd nothing 50 read
ta a. voluntary slNve Y. Homo, Justice, aud
Humanity. % I'D rs eanelv to snt endet that
te,3om wai n we eccivcd from cur gallant
snrtsto 5, AMI viii h odt InnJcent po-tctity
Llyea ii IA. to receive from us. We CanpoI
endure the ini.,ny and gait OF tesisnIng sue
ceeoing aenei atIonsto that wretchcdness winch
,ne,l,DI, AWAITS tneai, II we Lasey entail mere
ditlry boadtbe upon them.
:. me A ms we have been compelled bv our
rreu,eat to as5uinc.we wis, IN defiance oil every
LAzart, with unahAtmg .Irmaea' and Pc,aeNer-
n.,ee. employ ior the p e,efvatlon Of on, ibe-
beiue With one mind res lived to die Tree
nratael than to i've slaves Declaration
ofcongress, setting forth the necessity " ta@4ag
40 a.l,is--Jaiy q, I11o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
Vvact Of ! ard,

lying in the county Of Amherst con which
The aid Franklin nov resIdes) aud adjoining
the lands OF Ambrose Iombiin, Aaron Big-
ginbotham and Others, containing five hun
bred acres, be the same more or lcss.--1he
land is in good state of Improvement
having an excellent dwelling, and other out.
houses, with first rate barn.-Also the fol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed To
ID the subscriber by Henry Franklin aud
wife, bearing date the 2Slh day OF July, 1919,
and of record in the Clerks Office Of the
comfy court of Amherst, for certain purposes
lhccein expressed, | shall on Wednesday TIE
10th day Of March next, il fair, il not, The
next fair day thereafter, al the residence oil
the said Franklin, proceed 10 sell, by way oil
public auction, tothe highest bidder Tor cash
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
journal Of Foreign Med,c,ne.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIS, Jr. NJ
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE Al n

~ l.
u. aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.
a It's ute lndIcdtes, the Journalno.v offered
70 the patronage olthe public, will be con nct-
:" emu ey on the principle OF Selection. The
'e'hihS feature OF he plan, more dstinc tlyenun.
elaed' IS to present at stated intervals sort nj
synopsis oil the Foreign Magazines, Jonnals
and Hevlens, appropriated to AleaicIe AID its
andred Sciences
! NO one VIII doubtthcimportancc ofthis de-
iS'' VINO i eonNelsant with tie periodical
40 - u f.a'ope. As Is inc,aentto such pub
heauons, the matter whic h they contain is alto
se'hei OF a mixed nature, and Of meiit lhemost
unequal. They are vast field. where oolden
wheat rs too often chokedby useless or bern;
cioas TAI es, m.d where it imports us like the
'"oe". "aabandman, to reject the one, and
"o'ia inc other. These publications are,
oie1'e', At tins time so uume,o Gus SO costly
ana 50 dihchlt To lie procured, that really they
can only be consulted by al &c malorty Of the
cultlsatos OF scIenC e IN the United States thro
. H'dum mcwbat similar 10 the one now
proposed. itisthereiole meant 70 give an ex
ttael So cePeous al then contents. as not onl, to
eNhlplt the rogress oithe Physical Sciences a.
o'o'o' ou' To do away, ~ gleat degree, the
necessity oifccuuing t. the works themselves
The contents otthe Joul nal viii be arranged
under The division of
l. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
.. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List oil New Publications.
lac NO. XII, publishe in numbers in Janua-
fy' APP y, July, and October. lor ming yearly a
sc volume.
lhia journals a continuation of the Flee.
trio Reperto,y, and was commeuc ed,n January,
1921.
P06taShcd Heriy-Prict four B0liarsa YEN
Pdynbic IN adrdHce
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
DISSOLUTION.

lnHE firm Of PLE9S.7NTs, BETLER &,
u 60. is His daR diSsoired by mutaat con-
sent The business of the .frm mn be settied
By Richard II. foler aud John b. Colin, Uho
mW continue 10 cOndncf II. Thoseiudebied are
reqaeaed To- adjust Heir accounts as speed'iy as
poSsibie, rs il is essential hat The business Of
Mt taie .dfU, be c'oeed
.tOHN II. PLE4S. 1ETS,
JOSEPH RHTLER,
JOUN b. conn,
RICH4RD II. TOLER
.Jn1HnrB Q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
The North American Review,

Was begun in 1918, aud has since been stead
advancing in public estimation In Janna.
y, 1920, the cditorship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, of the University al Cambridge
England. A NOR sores was then com
menced, with which il is oonN enient that sub
scriPtions should begin. Orders lor any part
OF the work will however be Thankfully re
cciNed by L. LiHeII and by X. Norris Henry,
who are intercstedlin the publication.
Published qnarieHg-Prict lire DoltnrS n
ILL nLnLLn -. 1,.II-......u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

Cheap BombazeittS, Checks. LinehS,
CdmbrickS, CaiicoeS, &c. DC. DC.
w T. are now receiving n very genera
assortment OF the above Goods, pur,
chased at auction in New York for cash
which enables us 10 offer the same n very re-
duced prices. Also, | box of DOLLS, assor.
ted, which will he sold low
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
January 20 tsl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
Walter W. middleton,
DRUGGIST,
xze

IN Tho sign q the Golden Mortar,
mas RECENTLY RECEIVED a SUPPLY or
.hedicines, drugs, Paints.
iAlNTERS' Materials, Linsced OIL,
spirit Turpentine, Dye stuff, &c. which
together with his stock on hand, enables him
to offer complete assortment TO his friends
and the public.
Families in this town and its vicinity, prac-
tlioners of physic, country merchants, hat
tcrs, dyers, painters and others, WHO are de-
sirous OF procuring articles OF prime quality
aud on the most reasonable terms, will find
it greatly to their interest TO give him q call
On hand, a constant supplY Of PUTTY,
prepared in the best manner.
December D. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

,ENlE subscriber hes resumed the practice of
II Inv, and will attend HE superior and n
ieriur courts of the countic, Of Bedford aud
Campbell. his residence is al Liberty, II, d.
ford courthouse ia. n. CARICYo.
Jaun ~ 10. 3tll23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

| HAVE determine To resume the prac-
uce OF MEDICINE n Lyncllure, Without
delay, tas heretofore IN couhtcttnn with Bf
fnlleson, and may fcnernily Dc found al Ito
shop OF Hose a. Palteson, near the colu
house. q. \. KOsE.
Amherst county, Jan. 30. Got
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
American journal of Science and

Condncted by BENJAMIN SULINIAN, FRO
tessor Of Chemistry, Sc fote CoHege
Tins journal began in the year 1912 Two
numbers, between which there IS an interval
of about three months, form volume
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

a.. the following
seasnnabse GoNas,
Partisan Printed Cambricts, haw 81. L.,
Elegant Mandarin Grape Robes,
2 4 hldck and colsfcd Grape ShawIs,
- plain Bobhinelt, ,ery Gne,
Real India Null Null,
Plain Book Musns, very cheap,
Tamboured Book Mushos, very cheap.
White and pink Italian Grapes
Black and colored Glmps,
box GRECIAN EURLS,
A few fancy Work Baskets,
Figured white and blak Sils Hosiery,
Mems English white SILK Gloves,
White and black Cotton Hosiery,
Cotton and Linen G6eeks,
5.i Irish Sheetings,
Furniture Dimities, ~. 81
u hieh nil DC sold unusually low for Cash.
March ,, Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09
klNister.

lust received and for sale by YOUNG
- & JONES, % tons fLMoTLR, OF prime
quality Feb. l3 4i27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

W the City Of williamsburg or Borough of
NorfoIk as will qualify him TO vote for dele
kates 10 represent the county, and also every
.reeman' except AZ before excepted. aged
twenty one years, being citizen of the com
monweaith and not having refused IN Five
assurance Of fidelity, who shall be- ho,,se-
keeper, and shall have resided Cor sir ,no,iES
IN the said City or Borough and shall be DOS
sessed OF visible estate Of the value of one
nandred and sixty-six dollars and si1ty-six
cents at least, or shall actually have served
a. an apprentice to some trade within the said
NMy or borough for the term Of FIVE years,
service from the Court of Hastings under the
common seal Of the City or Borough, and no
other, shall ne Qualified to vote for delegate
10 represent the said CITY or Bosousg1 res.
positively in the General Assembly. =
The ordinance of the Convention. IN
seventeen hundred and seventy.fiye proyidinr.
Tor the election Of delegates Of i77e. extended
Inc right ct suffrage to free white men, inhab
'tants OF Fincastle and West Augusta, in the
possession of the requisite quantity of land.
ana claiming freehOlds therein, though thew
snou'd nave obtained no patents, or legal IL
Ties 10 their lands. By these acts Of the Colo
NAL legislature explanatory of the charters of
Williamsburg and Norfolk the ordinance of
the convention in l775, aud the Constitution
OF Virgina,it will be seen that certain exclu-
sive privileges are granted to the Citizens of
Williamsburg. Norfolk, Fincas,Ie and West
Augusta, which are denied to the other citizens
OF Virginia. BY comparison Of the act of AS.
semhly, G. 81. Rev. Code, 1919. pa. 1855, i56.
~ o. !. with the acts explanatory of the char
tersof Williamsburg and Norfolk, ii is apparent
that The legislature has in this instance, AZ
IN many others. taken the liberty to alter The
constitution, by altering the qualifications of
the vo'ers OF Williamsburg & Norfolk, and ex-
tendin, TO them greater privileges than are re-
c"snized by the Constitution Of Virginia. By
the act ct 1853. G. 1, the quantity of unim-
proved land necessary to constitute n freehold,
was reduced from one hundred to fiity acres !.
nut TINS act was suspended unit, the rnyaI an.
propa ION should he sgnifed, which was never
don' oil course at the time of the adoption
OF me constitution, the quantity Of unir,pro ed
land necessary to constitute a freehold. was
one hundred acres. BY the 9TH sec. of the
constitution it is provided that the right of
suffrage on the election Of members of koih
houses shall remain az exercised nj present :.
consequently one hundred acres of un;mproy-
ro, land IS recognized by the constitution "a a
freehold. But The Legislature Of Virginia in
their omniro'ence, altered the constitution.
BY the act If 1895, G. SIS, Ns, the number of
acres of unimproved land constituting free
mold is reduced from one hundred to ffty a.
cres. scr az
Faug,sier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers ir sale nm terms
- i've wei i"pr"s~i FARMS. three n Es.gebill, IN
,iselyy c""puatiouno, having b-ea
drant ~ IIo Shu twO in 1eprico varinA,
tao an, iS acres The managers the will
show the resieriivc and every reuuste tn
fOrm SAFE ju'gent will lie readily Afforded E,iy~hiiI
Hes ur miles eat of the Rivnn-
mr., wner~ Is st-v navisabie. the South West Noun
with trees al large size. The farms lo
occupy we maintain, hut exet along the and enjoy
Tue t"es'haoie advantage at being the
WINTER n's. aud rriresied every uiy hit ig summer
ny con- hterzs which bows from the regu-
,he uheren fields slope South Ea which gives the
incncu"bie b-nrft uf abundant pasiunge until
" pce"ini"r, and earl, again r first o March after
cuiuniou wtuters. There grazing grounds
unr climate. The soil Is of ncuinparahie exrepnc
'ur wheat thrn, all crops Grasses sutrtlr
mnir"te region There is not which Is capa
oe ot producing with the usual Aiemarie Tobacco
~ the finest Qsality-aud little half of
me farms has been yet cleared The Springs npon trss
rms are "bun'lnnt cot clear There Is
SIX perennial sources of and hnlesme The
timber IL large mud EXCELLENT kinds Hickory
Lncs walnut, with tume Chrsnut the niuuunin,
aud some good pine ch s the The hole
lure m III Winter cool in Suu,nsrs, Lat agr~ea,e
OF all ia Autumn.
three miles un line NORTH side ~ m.s distant from Peters
burg aud ~ from Richmond Fer quality of snil and
venency OF ,besr farms where
led. The springs OF wafer on both numerous and
txeeheut The subscriber declares AMI challenges prof
tn me contrary that he has not lest single Negro var-
IVA between the ages at ~ and So Ia % wears Fpbr-
AIRY iiSo The present settlement the large farm
maize 1897, ~ ther,
Vel OF any age colour The two We're aged negru-s
Ihrre are ahUu 50 male slaves uncomu.,ny well trained
iatm servants WIN will their option
Auction II not Otherwise bought.
Nov. ~. 56--i7t TIiOS. NJ RANDOLPH, Sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed of executed by Henry Skip
ID with tue undersigned trustees the 18Th JAY
1885, and for the purposes therein menonrd will be so
the premises Tuesday the est OF month, (pe
cenber) f fair n Otherwise fair day, tina, very
valuable the residence OF said Skip
with. called Indian Camp, lying in Powhann County. cUn
tanning by estimation 1900 acres he the
ess-subject prior lien in avor Of the Literary Fund
Also the following slaves, Jack, Sswney Isaac, Robin
Malt John, Jesse, jacob Harry, young Judy Old Judy
Nelly, Deity, Rose and her children, and Bebaiso all
the stock OF every description the said plantation
Terms nj Saeby the terms Of the deed, the property
Is required sold for ready money; but should the
parties concerned CONSENT the Land will lie sold
dit he declared the day of Sale-he personai pro-
Perty for CashThe sale TO be continueA IL necessary
from day day until The whole is dis posed Of
SAMUEL TAYLOR, 1r
WYNDIlAM ROBERTSON : i'"S'es'
November 10. 5a-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
'rRUS'I' SALE

DIV virtue of deed al trust, executed the late Thos
ID r. Nnot-s, SEN To- the subscribcrs. brrng date m t
nineteenth ia, W Frirunry, Ihpusand eight
and twenty, aud duty recorded the office The COUNTY
cosr at Gloucester To secdre the payment certain
OF nancy accuring To the provisions said trust deed
will he sold Monsy ihr sixth day OF D.ceI-r
NJ Gloucester rori bonse lair, TIA. nex fair
day, at public nion, the highest bidder for ca s tn,
Tract. tnr much 'errof may necessary 10 ipi
the Object "i the trust ee'D or parcel OF Laa,
called WILSON, Cr.rh SITUATED la the Ter
containing by late survey, hundred seventeen
ooses "f William Jones OF Gouceer Executor uf john
Catlett. deceased. '
~ Is. The title i believed good; but the ,rrsice
only convey such title as is vested IN ,heni.
WILLIAM ROBINS,
THOMAS SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23
TRUST SALE OF LAND.


IlY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 us y VIM H.
~ Cabeii, ESQ and recorded thu court Of the county
OF OsbeU we shall, the Path day January next r-
coed 10 sell NJ the 'front.' dpor of ragic Hotel i'm the
OF Rchnond, the tract Of land commonly known y the
name of the Green Bottom ying tue Ohio River con-
thnins between four and FIVE thousand acres " birh
more Chan eighteen hundred ire said ia 40 orie
grounds We are not personally calainted win this es-
tae bot VI has been Represented rs bginQ the finest
on that part Of the 0bo river wbrh within The limits f
the state OF Virginia. IL Is said abound in goal, For
many years while this the hands Of col tyi
son o. Nicholas, 10 whom II formerly belonged n ia said o
have been extensively cultivated in Toacco which when
sold Ia New York and IN Europe Informed com,
manded prices e1ua ~ those which James River osr
co sold IL has been divided into many smaller tracts or
lois as may be seen by plat in the possession John
HANNAH Esq who lives the land and who will sine "
tbe whole or any part thereof person DESTROYS To
viewhi but II will e sold In entire tract, or in sue
paris OF parcels the day may thought most
likely 90 produce The best prize The sale will I've on three
equal Annual instruments the purcasers 10 give boud ~
approved securities asp deeds o trust On the
farther security for the ultimate payment ~ the
money. AS the members n The Assemble o,n eyerv ma
81 The state, will be IN Richmond the time of the sale
persoss NJ distance, wishing purchase
" avail themselves OF their agency
JOHN CoALrER,
Nevernher 70. 5T--tds JOHN n. COOKE.
. ~ The Editors ofthe Vrgniap, In Lynchburg epub-
.ca IN Winchester-Herald in cksburg-Courier
~ Obariestown (kanswhs county) and OF the Farmer in
Stop, are requested 20 insert advertisement
~ nir respective papers week weeks pre-
t.ne The 10th Of yaneary and forwsrd their accounts
"'ineo'utelY N thsoffce Tor payment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-23

me zon DAY OF December next iffar NOT the nor,
" fair day, will be sold nj public a,r " ~, ~ w. ~
Is the vac, o, and IN Chesterfield county called sum,
mef'e belonging toihe estate of Judee yym FIen,,n
dec. containing nine hundred nd sir AGES ~
IN healthy and agreeable neighbourhood s,ou, ,bree
ana bali miles lrom James River two and half y ,ls
yvai rats, ana threeH from Richmond This sn,l oyo
duces as well as any Units vicinity. The
comn'odious dwelling house Dramatically situated bs,toe
az extensive view TO tue north and wes new harm and
NJ necessary out-houses: excellent garden lately
W. and young orchard Of well selected sut; n,,rr mar
c"ar description is deemed Unnecessary. Persons is
ing 70 purchase are requested 20 view the land IN
the tay OF SALE II win he shown either by the
nrr Stsnard who yves on the premises Thts land viii
be sold altogether or ~ psrcsis 10
OF sale will be one thousand dollars Of Ire purchase
annual iDssImentsi the said payments 20 he secured hv
bonds with security and n lien on the iand -
EDWs II. MOSkLEY, se,iur Fxtor
NOV. 9. 53-tds OWN. Fleming ,Ier