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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

The papers of New Orleans to the 18Th
Dctobrr continue tn nfurm US Of the me
lanchuly rayases committed by the yellow
~, 81 in that devoted city. 1t IS sad to be
the most fatal fever ever experienced III
thu country. and has carried of more vic
TINS than have ever been destroyed IN the
same period.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

Trial for Nurder.-- Al the late term of
the Supreme Judicial Court held ut Cas-
tine, i'll and for the County of Hancock.
came on the trial of Seth Elliot. of kpox
for the murder of his o,rn chId The trial
lasted two days-excii.d The dtepest in
t.rest, aud was held in the Meeting Hons.
which was filled 10 Overlooking. Late ON
Saturday. night last, the jury returned I,
ven diet OF Gully, and the sentence of ,bs
law was prunounced against him ON Mon
day. fWiscus,,t ,on..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
From the Charleston Courier, DC

From the Charleston Courier, Oct 60
Our readers will perceive, doubtless,
with melancholy feelings, the invitation in
our paper of this morning, to attend the
funeral of CHARLES PlNKNEY. The
old undertaking republican is M more =
The friend of his country and our best in
rests, has Mt last sunk into the silent tomb,
and we are l.it TO regret the departure of
d statesman Of no common order a man
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
bed with atraitorous statesman, thou

bed with traitorous statesman, thou
kanHsm
This print is about 94 inches square
handsomely engraved, and If very super"
execution throughout, and Is altogether an
anidote, and W. recommend It I" be oseo
: such, for the ensuing epideinic-'he
Presidential ennui. Those who are rufln"s
enough To- examine this print, can do ;" D,
calling al this Office, and we especially IN
,ite the friends of General Jackson. II
il dncs not excite their rsihle faculties,
they ran at least look on ii with con'po
.ur."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

According to the Democratic Press, 'ls
Mayor of Philadelphia denoninatrs, I ~
room IN the State House in Philade'PAs
IN which the decaraiion of Independents
was adopted "Me birth place Of ind,ea
dencs." This is'a mistake Iatirpr"d''t1,,
was not barn, but ehrisened there y
was born in an an open field near LeS .,rI
ton, Massachusetts, GRABBED in FaneuIl ti|''
IN Boston, and received its name in r l'''
delphia. [Bah Pa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

.NtD .Sect.--A new Society Of Christian
has been formed at Manchester, who PRIV
TESS. az one of their leading trhets, to "'e,
sky blue stockings and Grange sV!'''N
shoes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

Charlie. the XiIl has commenced his resnl
by an act of unexpected IbrraIty. ls|
has taken off The censorship Of Tie press
the most "dlous swell AS imppttnt IN the
present state of the world device of dr,'
potlsm. We do not know neither We are
To aitributr the measures To his own good
sense to the exrrlionsiof few enlightened
individuals, whose rank gives them inlo
Chairanbrand's expose un ouI first page
Will br read With interest.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

Thorn HdgeS.--A letter from ech'
teman who had made IA four through
part OF the states of Pennsy vania aud De-
aware, speaks in the most faitering terms
"f the Thorn Hedges for their great ullNih
safety and durability, as cheap and pr
manent fence, forming strong and sun
citnt barrier against all kind OF stock
commonly raised on American Inns
The writer mentions that fences Of 'nS
above character which most pleased NV
were on the farms of Messrs. John s'''
mons. Caleb Kirk, and others in the nt''
borhood of Dnpont's Mills, on the b an'I
vine, short Distance from WiimnEtob.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
NOTICE.

ON the Goth day ofDecember next fair, If not next
~ fair day. viii be sold az public the premis-
The tract land in Chesterfield county called sum
mersiIie belonging 10 The estate of Judge VIM Fleming
dec containing nine hundred and six 1t Is situated
10 healthy and agreeable neghbourhood about three
and a mile; from James River two and from the
dUces we'll any It's vicinity The
eommodious dwelling house Qecutifuy situated having
an extensive view 10 tue nor'h and wes barn and
all necessary out-houses excellent garden lately paird
10 and young orchard of well selected rul more par
ticuiaT description deemed unnecessary Persons wish
ing TO purchase requested the land previous to
ihe day OF sale will be shown either by the subscriber
u o,anaIo VINO ses on me premises This land will
be sold altogether or in parcels suit TERMS
sale VIII ne one thousand dollars purchase money
10 be paid the day Of sale, the resu In three en,a
annual nsisnent the said pay n,ents 10 he Secured Inv
bonds win security and a lien the Ian,l
EDW IL. MOS ELEY, acting Ex'or
Nov ~ oo-tns ofW M Fisn,,Tv. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
TRUST SALE.

Of deed Of trust, executed by the late rhos
I'D K. Nootes Sen TO the hearing as,s m he
nineteenth day OF February one t,sond eirhs b.".,re
and twenty, and duly recorded the office Of county
of money according TO the provisions of said trust
wiz .r sold On Monday the sixth day of December next
at "oeesier court house, f iair, not the next fair
day at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash that
Tract lor 50 much thereof may necessary To fulfil
Tue o'!-r Tue trust dred) parcel of Laad commonly
called sons Greek, situated In The county
containing 10y late survey, hundred and seventeen
no quarter acres, and purchased by sand rhumas r.
' :" william Jones OF Gloucester, Executor OF John
%. Inc ME Is believed TO be good; the trustees
ohy convey such title us is vested In Them.
WILLIAM ROBINS,
o.,. THOMAS SMITH.
S.oH''sser county, uct0ber fb i8-tI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

IN pursuance Of an order Superior Court Of Char,
Gerry, The subscribers Tuesday the Esd Move nI,er vii,
offer for sale the premises, the Tract Of Land ON which
william Murray sen. forHrriy of the county Of Amelia
resided, ngeber With the Slaves Of which the said Nurry
died possessed, number ttiriy FIVE aud sbrty
Ibe Tract Of land IS Situated three miles above Genio
BRIDGE bet cen the Public Road and Apo natox Rier
and supposed contain about FIVE hundred acres Tie
Slaves are OF all descriptions, several Of them represe
to DE very valuable TrrmsDr she Land cfeii, of ne
and three sears the purchaser giving bond AMI cnr
~ with lien upoa the prOperyior The Slaves credit
will ~ twelve months SAMUEL JONES.
ork9 Aids W. ). ARCHER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16

VI Tue United States which shall be made
pursuance Thereof and all treaties made.
" "cm shaii he made under the authority
OF the United States, shall h.. ,h,. s,nr.,r,'.
law ei the land, and the Judges in .very stat:
snan De bound thereby any Thing in IN. co,,.
s".u'.oh or laws Of any state To the eun,ra,v
Notwithstanding"
senators and representatives before
raj state legislatures, and All .x.cn,;v. eve.
)Iu,e'ai 0il1cers, both of the II. S,o,.s and
VI Tue several states, shall be- bound by oath
"r amrfnation To support this cops,jfut;on
o"' u" 1ehgIous test shall even b. reouue,, M
f"""ncation tn any Office or public trust mr.
der the United States. -"
=. WIN the senate and house of rerrpsen,,.
yves count any votes other than su,h no are
constitutional Is this so clear case tina, no
WI be raised against the votes of
p~fsons appointed by the legislatures of anv
co,. and should such votes be
decl.~aa ~ mat means any person be
eesIdent, would there be such tam.
".fo'e sf.fncre>. a.. a, - ""'' "Ihc
clared Pres,dent, as Is ljgfpsa * III ,h;,s de-
.'on 'nat Tins question would moi be carrisd
oe.ore me Judiciary Of the country And Will
MOI the same difficulties arise, ir any OF the can +,
didaies shah, by Legislative electoral votes. be-
considered as one fine five highest on the iss.
anu tue election be made by the representa-
uon rom the several states. and any sucl, per-
son De declared President, will not the
same questions arise 5efnre the Judiciary I?
These, surely, are questions worthy OF
investigation. Let those entrusted with.
tne great rights ri this Tiiiun examine we'll
the positions they take on this interesting or.
cas'on. Let them do their duty without
'ear-Let them say with the great Marshall
de Twenne,
Je cransle dieu, ct Je mai point daur. cr,;n,e
RUANE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
TRUST SALE

DURsUANT Ia deed of'rst executed Us ,v William
Mitchiil dated Juue 5Oh, 1919, and recorded IN the
Office 0f the Husngs Court of the city Of Richmond for
ihe purpose Of securing Arcd Peassnts the payment
Of certain Of money therein mentioned and ny virtue
Of decree order of the Superior court o Cbancery
the Richmond District, shall proceed sell ut public
auction on "wednesday the FIRST day "f The mex; month (De
cener 1870 AZ ~ O'Clock the premises, for ready
money, the properly conveyed in The said deed consisting
ofone hundred and seven feet fronting 18th street,
tween and streets in the said city the said deed
particularly describrd with wooden building there
this time occupied Wy Iobn Merriam, and H. Arm.
strong The subscribers viii convey such title only
vested IN them as trustees. ~ ROBINSON,
Nov 9. 55-fds n. NJ. SIZEF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16

r The ENQUIRER published twice week genera s,,.
times during the session o. .ne otass
L,g;,iafuye-Price, same rs heretofore ,pe L
annum payable IN advance Notes oi ena.e.." re Ma
oniv received in payment IHe EN-
TORS viii of re'siny Wem ny u'"
the postage OF all letters being paid w 'ne .-.,;,,
rr M paper wilt discontinued, t"nt NJ h uiscre""
of ,he editors until arr.arages have hecn p'iu up.
rr will the pasmen' o. mae P"feA'
shall have a tenth grafis .,,,>-
II One square, ar tess-fnst inse'''"', ~ se''' "
continuance, 81 cents -, .,-,.., r,;d
No inserted, until has e"hcr oeen pau
a, assumed y tais city or ts enSto'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16

MILL be sold on Monday the 22d dny OF this month
w (NovemberO ~ far, IL tie next fair day there
aite al The dwelling house OF the William Scott dec
OF Powhann county all the personal estate OF saio ece-
dan consisting Of Ntgr OF die stck
OF ilo'ses Vate Sheep Hogs, Plantation Utensils House
hold ana Kitchen fornt'are Riding Carriage the crop
~ Corn, F0dder &C &c Terms fof sums of twenty
dollars less cash Tor all more han twenty dollar
bOnd with approved security viii he required.
Wal WALTNALL adm'or
with the will annexed of Vim. scott dec
Me- "eN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
Stafford County.


To tls ha:a.ss-s q IL EEa5;;;;T,r. -
GESrLEMEH-W II Won be pleased Ia s,;,o IN ro,.
paper, mat The proposition appoinr No John L, Ter
"ne OF me Orators AT the Town Celehralion.
kn,S'r1 exclusively wuh me at the Board Of
Chhr'es City aad New-kent Officers, b, whom he
was NJ htsi recommended, and in which recomn,en-
da'io" The General COMMITTEE afterwards assembled
al io.Ki believe concnrred? Some m,s epresen,a,i-
ons, e"nct Involuntary or wilfui, having prevailed
on tie SUBJECT, induces me make this statement.
Yours very respectfully.
New-Kenf, Nov. 8, 1924
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
-R @ [E % Sr
APPROXIMATIONS RINEp

we are delighted with the prosprct.-nav.
me absolute certainty. ofimpo, ing the navjpa.
tion "f Appomattox River, and at compari-
IWriy very incUnsiderable expense.
y" FfIday last, the committee appointed in The.
month Of April ofthe present year. 10 ex,n,;oa
mus subject, submitted to the Common fall &c
petersburg, "a most interesting and satisfactorv
report, which had been prepared by Alberr
'o'e'n' Esq The able and interchangeable engineer
tmpioyedby the committee to makr1he survey.
Mf. stems report is very uminuns, entering
INTO all The details necessary TO- afford n ,i.ar
we" OF tnr nature of the obstructuns WHICH
lmped" the na' igation ofihr Appon,attox. and
'he Practcabh''y oifcipo,ing them.
mr. stein commences his snr,ry at Poca-
~, bridge, and continues it to the Brick
House, examining every section of The r;v.r
With ininuteness Vi ich demonstrates h;s
b'iily, and his fitness to complete the VOL,
when he has so satisfactory projected.
IL was our wish 10 have given pub,icity fo
ms interesting report hut the Hall declined
pun'ishing 1t tor the present. From d hastv
pefusai, however, we were enabled ln eatb..,.
th- important fact, that Mr. Stein .nt.f,a;n.
no doubt being enabled so to improve The
navigation OF Our river, as To bring from sew
IN 10 e'Sht feet water to Pocahonlas Bridge.
ana ms 100 at The lriliug cost Of 8 90 50O0a
sum not To be taken into computation. vbeo
compared with The immense ady,,,.m..a
WHICH The trade of Petersburg will acnu,,a
shen The contemplated works are comnIeted
winch II Is calculated will lake about two
years.
Application will be made 10 the next l.ais-
atufe tor an act Of Interpretations which win
doubtless he granted, when The work vii, ~.
commenced without momrni's delay. as RI.
Common Hall will subscribe for such vsrt
OF me stock as may be not immediateIv
taken by on citizens.
We conSra'"'aie our cii'zrns on the pros
pect before them. Once bring eight mr. ssys,,
feet wafer Ia the bridge, and on, vbar,cs ,y;,l
ne crowded with sea vessels and our trade
WIN encr'asc to an extent which will give In
feiersburS that importance in cotpn,erci.l
point OF WV, which her local position. taken
I'D connection with the rich and extensive bacIx
country which naturally depends upon her
Tor market justly entities her to. (PsL. Int,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
SINGULAR OCCURRENCES

"A London paper Of the 2etb of September
states, that The inhabitants az neyonno,e
nave been thrown into the greatest cunsiern,-
lion by the appearance OF u Contagious disease
among the arifcrrs in the dock ya,d W;,,,;s,
the last fortnight several men who had slightly
bruised orarcdrntsIy cpi tIrnsehesiu The nrc.
grrss of their work, have llpcome ,,,rn,
Ingiy ", modification has ensued. ADD &C.,
shPwTIShis and two sawvefs b.,ys al
These infancb"ly events were bv ,n,ny -
cal men, attributed tn at,nosphericj ingnr,c,
hui TO ascertain the prnhaba cause pr R.u
an eminent surgeon nuened The b,,dv ,'g
george Nicoil, y shipwright who had died ON
lhe preceding day. In The course OF the die
sec""ii, ne unfortunately happened to scrntcb
one Hi ms Fingers, which passed npnof;rsd Of
Tue uinr. But on that afternoon bp Loc.n,o.
''ai med as on examining the craicli, lie fear
eohe had 'moibed sonir morbid matter. Short
~ afterwards he felt sljvcriue corn. a.
and he WAS Immediately pnt TO Lcd ard lid
Tta best medical aid Sgas administered a,I
the most rigid attention paid to his case hnt
~ spite OF ail, the symptoms dsijy bec,r1..
worse, and he died on the forth dsy. f. :.
ifared something in the nature of nj o..
mas oeen retained amongst ihe timber o, sn,re
Ola vessels recently broken mn
IMPROVEMENTS
20 now STEAMBOATS, are said to H.. I,,;,5;,,
on the Ohio. n. Orleans has rss,f, d,,'.l
IT'S population within ~ years-anb tho r,,,,,',
lies communicating with the aji..iss,,,'.; 80
increasing 10 population i.nGy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
CAsu SALE OF NEGROES.

CASH SALE. OF NEGROES.
TF1H1RrhkN NEGROES; mos, Of them young and likely
Il will be sold Co the highest bidder cash ut the late
residence Of Alexander Anderson, in The county Of Hanover
ON Thursday be 8ih inst IL fair, II the next lair day.
Md az the same time and place will he said credit
Of SIX months for all eedng dollars the crop
OF Corn Fodder Shurks and Hay three good work Horses
1--we yoke OF Oxen live Pork Plantation Utensils nc &c.
THOMAS GARDNER, Ex'or
Nov. 30 81 of Alexander Aderson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
NOTICE

IL persons having claims against the Estate Of the
late Dr. VIM. FoUshee, Sen. dec hereby no'6ed
Nnd required 10 make them known the undersene IN
"der hat provision may bs made for their discharge.
AND all persons indebted Ia the said Fsa;e earncst
y requested 20 make immediate payment
JANIS RAWLINGS, Admir-.
With the Sin spneSed of Wn. Fonsfer. sen. s'rc.
septT7 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16

M. abraham Seirns, Sir
yDLEASE TO take roce that SHALL Monday the thr
ierR,h day Of December next, at the office Of Philip &
Mayo in the city of Richmond betw The
In the morning and four O'Clock in The OF
the day he continued from day TO day unii
pieed proceed take the dispositions OF Capt Thomas
Belani he read evidence suit depend
ing IN Superior OF Chancery for the Richmond
District wherein complainant and yourself and others
defendants, when aud where you attend II you
think proper. YoETs, &c. JACOB LYON.
Nnrr ni,e 56-MiX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
NOTICE-

~ persons having any claims against the late William
IA Scott, dec. hereby notified and required make
them known 30 the undersigned in order provision
be made for their discharge And all persons inde
81 10 the said estate earnestly requested 10 make
mediate payment 10 WEI. WAJrHhLL, Adn,or
with the will annexed Of VIM Scott. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
NOTICE.

PETITION will bc presented 20 the nextfieneral As
n seby of Yirgsa, PRAYING rhatne Manchester Tnru.
ike Road be yaee'i 80 the footing with ihe General
Tnrnpike law. with fegrrd 10 foi,s.
Oetoter a. ls2l. S5s yBr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
LOST

ON the 10th this place and Major Goodalis
" Tavern, Red Morocco pocket Book containing Two
drafts the date the United states Bank at fa
epia, 100 dollars, and $50 note payable at me same
also tennessee amount not recolsecteu
reward 20 dollars will he paint on delivering e sad
book with all the papers, Mr. John ~ 1urdon,
KicIuoud or 10 Mr. JOHN +. 1hnrnon inrdoesviie Or
nnge ro,n,v FOUNTAIN q. BOS ron.
Sny 56-3t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
VAI.UABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

TIME subscrihsr offers accommodating Terms
4 five we'll improved FARMS, three at Edgehiii, IN
aihemn,le. conninipg 1000, 500, AMI 400 resfec
,iveiy eonpu'atonno hnsine been measured S'ee me
Grant and two in Henrico at Varinhi containing
$40 ana $50 The managers on the Two estates y"
shrw respective boundaries, aud every requisite i
tor SAT- Judgment readily afforded kig'hi
lies miles OF Charlottesville, beiwren the k,au
ma safely navigabe, and the South West Noun
Undiscovered WIN trees oi large siHe We ,h no ;io
,.crpy mountain, but extend aous 'hei"ot and ENJOY
win,is, refreshed every night during summer
by cool breeze which blows from the mountain as reg
L. periodical wind Whatever IN any climate All
te different fields slope the South East inch gives The
incacuable benefit Of abundant Pasosage until the end
December early again The frs, OF niareh after
There no better grazing grounds
tsking the year throughout any where ioand in
sinar climate The soil is Incompatible excellence
Wheat, aud all and Grasses suitable To
temperate region There not tn acre hich / mol capa
bic producing with the usual Abemare Tobacco
OF the h"es' q"s'-anh very ie over halt Of either oil
the farms has heem yei cleared Tine Springs upon these
abundant cool clear and constant There is no
Without and have within their limits FIVE or
six perennial sources OF pure and wholesome water Inc
ezceilcnt Oak kinds, Hickory
Locust Walnut, with some Chestnut next the mountain,
good pine chiefly towards the The whole
is healthy beyond conparison enjoying temprra
The Estate called Varinn stretches along Jnrnes
tbree the North side, - miles distant from Peters
burg and ~ from Richmond For quality of soil and con-
venpncy transportation these farms where excel
led. Tie springs of water and
excellent The subscriber Declares and challenges proof
Ia line contrary that he has not lost single Negro Var-
ma Detu zen the ages So years, since Febru
AIRY 1880 fhs present settlement the large farm
and there have but deaths occurred there
yet OF any age colour. The aged negroes
There so male slaves uncommnnly well trained
farm who will have their option remain the
sold. These farms will be offered for sale at
Auction il otherwise bought.
Nov ~. 55-I7t rtioS. NJ. RANDOLPH, Sen.
Nichmpnd Hastings Court, November 10Th 1924:
ORDERED chat the Sergeant Of this City make sale OF
Dlcy, a slave belonging John T. Swami of the county
Hanover, committed the Jn of this city runaway
the 2e of October $685. and confined therein until ibis
The said Sergeant first advertising the said sale thirty
days in tue Richmond Enquirer.
A cOpy-reSie, TIL. c. HOWARD, Clk.
In obedience the above order shalt Saturday the
ifiii December Eagle Tavern The
Richmond between the hours O'Clock A. Nj. aud
T.. 1l. sale highest bidder Tor cash
ihe said slave Dizzy named IN the above order.
JOHN VI. FERGUSON, Deputy
Nov.I2 5G-fds VIM. II. Wren, Ser'gt O. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
NEXT THURSDAY WEEK,
yiH be dra,rn in the City Of Riea,nd iss R,sh Ssne
OH N'rJt,O CANAL, LOTTERY.
"A. WI'ENTaYRE's

Vgna Lot,ery oDie. under the Eagle Hotel Richmond,
Where all prizes in the abDve lotery will he p"u So
DAYS after III draw ing or drawn Tor very
trii,ing discount.
TtoIe Tietst S6--Ha.T Quarter 81 So =,
II Ocd-rs from the country pUst PAID VIII mcet WI"
prompt attention by beng addressed ca a. miNiihf'
Manager Of the abuVe Lottery.
Friday 2ih Nov 1924. Dbl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16

a VALUABLE COOK Or SALE.
a YOUNG WOMAN with three children, who is re-
N n,arknbiy healthy, active AMI lkey.-Aprly TO Mr.
Thomas IL. Drew. Nov. ~. 5o-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
GreensuiKe Piantaiion, For Sale.

Gloucester county, October ,s. THOMAS s asn,i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-16
tIOVERDALE.

VIZ =.
fEliIIS Tavern, the post read eains
4 all the watering places westwardty,'s
rent, from five Ia ten years; The house
pleasantly situnte convenient mas been recently
repaired in complete repair, and considera
bile ,he nd in high state at cultivation ana pre-
paraton Spring Possession Will he given on the
January and il desirable, part o the new
wi he added the Old os terms ot n"iua
aceommo,,atiop S. BLACKBURN.
nah cn,nty Novswhsr SIT