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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08
MIR. HOLMES

Among the other &C hea!ths Eve fathous deer. :"
anu 'oas's OF excessive dryness, and sentiments as
long as sermons, which have been strewed over
,he feIoiclngs of our late National Festival, we
nave oeen not little surprised at the sight of the
following patriotic eifusion of loyal attachment 10
,ne adrn'niSrauon, emsnating from a source whence
nave moved out waters of great bitterness, to over
wheim the powers that be-
:" by Hon. John Holmes. The last mission, to
EfS!dna- The President and the Minister. able
anu experienced sgoiiators-on a citizen Of Mas
| sachusetts, and the other once an inhahitant of
haine-thiS ausurs well for the Northeastern
boundary"
FROM such expressions, il should SEEM the I'M
pEe'sions generally prevailing on the subject OF
"e political course pursued by the author were
erroneous or that new born confidence in the a
TinS, experience, and competency of the Presi-
ue1''' had removed those doubts which have here
'oore rendered the gentlemen hostile 10 his election
anu opposed to his continuance in Office The
"ue patriot Is characterized by his republican sub
10 'he VIII OF the majority, and the perfect
iesehtatiVe by his reflection of the feelings Of
ms constituents. Whether the circumstance that
'iie once OF Senator in Congress, will soon be.
come vacant by the constitutional limitation of III,
Term OF service of the present incumbent. has baf
any ehect In producing political conversion. OF
"He''lef the indication of change in sentjnep,
provoked that attack of Mr.. Randolnb durins n,
.as. session OF the National Legislature, which
seeheo 10 disturb the quiet of the Senator, at Til.
Instance OF Time and place, it would be difficult
e'e,hiihe, and not very important for the people
OF Massachusetts, to decide T.N;,t T,ris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-08

Our readers have All felt The impression made hv
the Extraordinary condolences presented on the a,h
oil July last. The following extract from the edi-
toriSi observations Of" the Eatchez News paper -
printed on the morning of the Fourth, may be added
TO the number 1t breathes the same spirit which
marked the last moments of MIR. Jefferson:
Nat IRt.
How gratifying to the feelings OF the venera-
bic JEFFERsoN, must the arrival of this day be! Eff
y years ago, he said this country was, and of right
ought TO be, free 1t became flee-It is free His
grey hairs cannot 60 down with sorrow TO the grave
Methinks see this hoary Statesman and Patriot,
urging his way TO the pinnacle of his mountain resi-
denee He leans upon his staff His eve lids are
heavy, and hisbcsiy bowed under the bur,hen of
accumulated years He arrves-He looks abroad
upon his native country, and his eyes resume their
youthful brilliancy. He sees that his coun,rvnen
are cheerful, hardy and vigorous He erect. his
feeble frame. He casts away his staff. His ewes
are now raised his hands are lifted up to Heaven
take me TO tbyself"
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RoQnoke Lnnd a. 50


Wiz subscriber Offers for sale his late residence in the
county 81 Meckenburs, Vs) miles S L OF the count
Galrd Eai au This estate comprise, 1900 acre. Of
land - bounded IN It's whole on one side b Roanok
e and inieseried by several minor water course, which
I'S an unusual proportion reproductive bottom land The
%hole under an improved system Of cultivation The dwelling
mousse (Which oc upes commanding eminence near tb
eD spacious aud well fitted, and furnished with every ne
oeaty and convenient office; attached to the estate Is an
SeeH u5Is MIL work shops Of dIe descriptions Cotton
muse ana ut, wheat GIanay ami Trehing machine Over
seer house and oee add in short every enient building
whatever, the whole IN perfect repair. e
lhis property well the attention r any,
He 10 procure an Improved residence, and as the snbrr
o III me sale, Is 10 free hm elf the pepxitv Of
managing distant estate, the Of payment II n,de
Ultimately secure, and 10 bear inie est er
% ne pretty much at the election of the purchaser; part
OF te Wje OF the furniture of the house. the field ,L,er
and mechanics, employed the estate lcomnri. r,
an hundred select nesToesD also the crops STOCK utensils
49, may ne puIoha;ed WITT the land If desired The manager
nS con- VIII shets the estate those wis hing 10 view
~ ana all letters ON the subject to the subscriber b9 mail tc
oeiye prompt attention. III SKJpyvTIII
July 25 . On - /, 4" ,a IN
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-HfI00 HTrnuEo

EsPECTFULLY informs her friend, and the publio +,
- general that her SEMINARY fJr young ladies' viii be
-oPened on the third Monday Septcmbef Her eoue ~
Instruction will embrace Orthography, Reading Writing Eng
n yrammaf Arithmetic, Geography, History, Natural and
ue and Drawing. The French will Re taUgLby nare Of
france, AID emnently qualified for The instruction Of youth
Particular ateron will ne paid to the History Class TLe
meihod Of teaching Is not by committing to memory practice
Whch VIII consume many years, and real acouilou Of
historical knowledge be obtained Abrdgmen and extracts
being incompetent 70 form the mind not used In tbe
study Of History, is ftle importance that The puoi store
her memory with ACTS and ascertain spoehas and dates She
must be made n tacc The effect 70 is cause, 20 examine b
secret springs Of action, and accurately Observe tbe opesf
ni ihe passOn The religious benefit derived from tie siuJ
oi History, WILDE carefully pointed out Twelve Doaders VIII
be received. ''
TERMS Board and Tuition $3.50, Tor the scholastic IN
months, washing 20 dulars Lodging dollars Dsysebr
80 dollars small gfly p dollars French Language - dsil
Drawing SD dollars Stationery dolls so ots; Fuel fJols51
To ascertain tie skll and, diligence Of E Harhe, in III
strucing youth aud their intellectual attainment, 5r IT,
tuition, the public i, referred 10 the Hon. Jude p-t
brongh The Rev MI Croes, Dr. Bradford aud nr Cbes;
gentlemen who we're present AZ her Examinsoai In Jrg
August g. Ok e,
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&c ot ANgusia Agrines.

~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Fa.,r, e,, a.,
- 20 mes and duly recorded in tbe ofrs 80 3ns
gna county will be sold BY public auction an .lh Of az
osy =, ausl' neRi on the premises ts valuable ,ra
', ,nt ~, aHsuta Springs" situate in the comnfv Of
yay ya.uabe. There on The pstisss Medic, sr,y
s n sPA.,on' rue buildings and Improvement ,rc ~
DolrdeTs The tract q land e,ntins Sgsts NJ 3 Yer, o,
oo.'egi'nIe Pat Of which 10 cultivation and ,eS "a 80
i "lsao'f ground One third Of the pureba,e ,y
WI pc required 80 band and he balance In tb5e 80,
Eyme1t'. tofsc'sio will be given on f,s IL r, nu
Tee wi" convey only such title 7s Is vested io me- '' '''
1tte BNISCOE q BALDWIN,
q. u Tie sl,-. .-t...:tft 20-wids
~, ~ ny appreciation.
Tic t-tt,--.s,t .o.- ERASMUS STRrBLTEg
i ii ~ ne Aaional Iaclhgcnccr1 snI . Frcie
ief'id5 "iii in-efi the above weekly 4ifl a.. 49,
and send ihe's sccoer rs collection. ' 'y ''"i''
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Office for the purchase and sale Of and il o,onsI o,
~, the seat OF government, Florida II know
Of ,b.s tieh lands m Florida wen adapted The eu,
~ ,nose feat staples Sugar Cane and Sea JsIon9 coo
Ina' gentlemen, WHO visit this country with n Voc a. $3.50
eai labor under many disadvantages in tbe nrr
H,5s OF location OF lands; which is believed Soirbt b
yea 10y ms o1lce II the intention Of the ,nderrnd h.
prepare with special information relative 10 the ,nJ;,
@ 2 ne most vaAabls lands, which may be ogrSd for
a o he government or by individuals. Books will he
'ne registering Of all estates wF 'ch may he -
lne charge OF said office, with drafts and de;er;9t
AainiG1'ion will e made in all cases If deemed
& ,I Once Will be prepared to attend TO all business re
~ 10 e pefec completion adjustment Of IIpi ca;,
10 an business aPPeraning the, Donation or Pyes,a,;
passed by the Congress uf the United Staes f,4 he
eh OF tue early settlers in Florida and 10 everv 5ec;
oh % business, relating 10 General Lind 1gse,
GGt pubic lands which offered in MAJ 1905 M ~
n moe "heh may be hereafter advertised for sale govern
ia @ a. 'St' ne procured Letters (rost pad) adj
attended to- y IC,rt a ~ =. 'ee Z lorlda' VIII be
Tallahassee, 18th June. 1926. '4'-" 80 w.
REFERENCES
Ills Excelleuoy Wm. p DuvaL
Col Robert Butler, Surregoy Genera
General Richard X. Call
Col. James Gadsden,
MAYOR Benz Chates, TaffaFasfr
Jonathan Robson, Esq. Gadsden Coi,sty Tyo~aJ,
August I. '''''y', 'O''aH
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10 NnIe o nnn.I L,r,,,,

AM inclined dispose the farm called Belmont and
other valuable property in the county Of Alternate; this
farm situated healthy and desiiaLe nerq
miles from charlottesville, and mile fro
navigation the tivannl, branch river Ii binds
Tue two stage roads leading westward from and
hohmond TO Staunion Near the centre 90 this land the two
Stage routes uhitf, where there good public
house, store house, other houses for mechanics Post Office
called Evereisve these buildings arc new and all occprd
The whole tract eleven Hundred scr TOO of b
lies above the stage road leading from ,brr and
4OO embracing beta sides OF the stage oad leading Rich
mond TO as junction at Ever ettsve which last place beside
heing wealthy, independent neshbourhooJ i te re,,t
OF much travelling custom, and trou which two pass
Tunes week each TO and from Richmond
Its distance about 40 miles from eac this acres Of land
situated at the foot aud cXeds nearly the top Of the
west mounalHs iee and good condition tobacco and
other crops has good dwelling house coptsinno fr
mount well mpoved with all the necessary and sppueaut
buildings and Is about mile distant Po Cle q,
EYeretisvle where the post roads unite aud where dvi
SION OF the tract could he most By purr
eroe', which am DESTROYS should with the land also IN,
stock and ali the plantation utensils in not disposed
separate the negroes from ths farm IT'S their home aud the
buh place OF heuE they Young, likely and
the oldest II mere than 10 years, and but them at tina
age te youngest little year. and hut of ,t ave-
years and men between 20 and TO- auongs them good black
smith aud plantation carpenter and shoemaker As i proue
ty IS Tor all the enjOyments that health and society can inn
part and containing most Of the comforts that convenience and
competency can ole have mOge for lie sale but that #
requires aud attention than am willing To-
vote TO II, and more skill IN its management hy m,se or e
agents. than am possessed ofS5C0O the delivery of the
property all that will be demandeh the purchasef having
interest on the balance, have consderahle time for The
payment of the prnci al Mr.. o. Norris OF
Knows ana mas schedule OF the property authorized con.
tract for its sale. CHARLES FVFRt,TT
August 1. 24-vIv,
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LIN LENTIrR 20


s'hE public are respectfully informed that my next cou,
4 OF Lectures will commence the hst Wonl,v an S.
"e ana Isl inmate the iOih May: and Is M pro.t -
!a Se class Is very tleting Che u,iaier OF
ing aeaHy eYnailtt he number Of Students for the ro h.
y'3Is0 10 disappointment need he apprchcnded
Inc favorable results which have hren p,r.cvcl G, ,i
Srten hitherto pursued ia tins school, seem 10 iu-y i'd
M lecture Is delivered every dav exrr,
Saturday aud printed copy Of 1t placed IN by bsn, ~
student lie cover undeISoe each day tirorou,
haiion on the lecture ofthe preceding morning
examination atevision uf Oh. labor Of H.
NkS' place on Saturday; and fortnight al The end f b
course Is devoted enely to reviewing aad 20 general ann
NATIONS By pursuing this the heiun.r will find h.;
future studies much abridged and facilitated and the
VINO mas made some previous PREPARATION will u is teripa
tion he prepared to apply for a license
The undersigned trusts he may without ip, nrarr;s ,
mat duinS two courses he has had ample occasion 10 @
the great advantages enjoyed by the student in ross -
udits al TINS place The courts established here d. ;S,o
course between youths engaged in the same nurun The
uon OF debating society for the discussion Of ,,v ;
oeT OBVIOUS adV'ntage5 With these the regular habit,
place, great exemption from dissipation among it, b b;ta,
anu gereei society cun-prc.-reHde-inc - -
The most gen,lsnanly and 0rde1y Department the 80
'ncs IN Their attendance at lecture, and an ardent ur Of
knowledge IN the profession of their choice ha,
tue ouns gentlemen who have
oi 'heif 'ues btinS comprehensive, aud the duration Of
course shortened as far possible with view 10 avI
Pe1se Of long absence from hont, their occup,tion = -
course constant and laboriotrs This leayr r, t;, 80
ton, and removes it' chief tempfaop-iII 49,
may safety be affirmed that nothing H. sol has existed -
The price Of hoard for the half wear i, from "a d,
fhe fee for the eOurse of lectures as hereoGwe
1r:, r II. ST. q. TUCKER
''' DE- I3-wtistO
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NOTICE.

IS my intention to open SCHOOL for the ensuing wear
IN TIE nefghbOuThOod of Johnsou' Sprpc. O. nS III
which J. to commence the 18th January and close l
eoenber following, making term Of 10 months aftsr al,
@ h'h'h Tor vacation. The branches Of lte a.
Ie Wh'Gh shall teach the following: The Latin and
ba ,aggagY grammaealy, Geography, with the use Of
W Hlils ana Globe the inferior branches of Mathematics.
comprising Plane Solid Geometry &.
~ or eb Ga Ie well u9ted the aceonmodai5n Of
bc,i,b DSrues' IN most desirable neighb5urhood for
5 10, DS9d aud Tuition 90 dollars payable i end d
noe VINO wish to engage requested 70 do so
- el'er ny leaving letter for me al this office or
applying to VIM Anderson, merchants Cary Street, Richmond
July q. "Nl' o. mosBF'
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DIN RLIlER -Lnncn

E'OR SALE valuable tract Of land sil,s,oi -; e., ,,
Ea5 corner ct itisyyania county and INN, ediaiev ON
le toWn oil mutton, N Carolin1, containing one nm
1nu twenty eight acres Of Inn Grounds and fy. burred
up9nds IL j, considered the best estate for ,be eI
@ Ci lobaeco &C. OF any IN the section OF contrv in
s'ut'eI Ai'o another tract Of Land on the Car.lr,
~ We b'o containing seven hundred seventy q 6,e -
III wen calculated for Corn, Tobacco, Wheat and Cotton
vac, nas t"o settlements and Is susceptible OF dyi.,
TO- nn9her tract Of three bundled aud sixty L",
hree miles from Milton, with good Improvement Tbes 80
wv pc 500 Tor prices corresponding gth The iimes Te
ron one TO i've years credit the annual Of H.
terest aud The principal well secured " '"e 'i'
MIL. ., r. r ROMULUs NJ. SAUNDERS.
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FOR SALE

rENIiE valuable Farm formerly owned by Thomas Bniv
u lying IN the upper end of Charles City county Chcka-
aonny RIVER miles above the Long Bridges aud 10 i6
below the city of Richmond will be offered Tor sale at public
auction on the premises the rst dag ofhe ninth Sepe-
e 1872 unless sold privately before thattme, such
due notice Will be given The about 335
well adapted 10 the culture Of cotton,
story dwelling house with two wings barns, stables sc. Per
sons wishing To purchase have shown
Crew, VINO lives the premises. The terms will be made
known by application To
ROBERT LADD, Ear Of Robert Crew, dec.
Aug. Z. % To-
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LIND EnR SnrL

NTENDlNG to move, wish sell my plantation in E,sex
Tins land i upon the kapPahannock river about II mile,
above lapPahanook and 40 below Frederickbug The
contains upwards Of 800 of high land and about C of
which very h'm aud remarkably well calcus,ed for
sIaNhS II has pretty good dwelling house an over.rr5
house and nher requisite out houses upon it; and for
that haze lived on IT, ny family wiL the exception Of
single yel have been exempt from the usual fall dise,sa
the lo''er country particular descrptio9 l the
mei not deemed necessary as presumed that no one
will he 'u.h as usually required. V9f. GARNHrT
Essex. July 10. On
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Trustees Sale Of Valua5le Real Estate

- 2 III5tceS l5ale oT TdluuDle Hcak Estate.
~ virtue oftwo deeds Of trust executed by VIM w Hen.
ing and agatha his wife, the fret bearing the 10Th
day Of August o the second dated gth November tsSs
ana both remaining Of Record ia the Clerks Office Of the Cont
Of lunss Of the City Of Richmond by consent Of All
parties intereed we the undersigned us trustees in
the SAID deeds mentoued will proceed 2ih day of the
present munth August, 1885, the premises - O'clock 10
se by way public auction the highest bidder all that
valuable lot Of ground situated q. aud streets in The
C"y OF Richmond, designed the plan Of the said city, bv
me humber 100, with two spacious brick buildings and other
mp oyenents thereon pant IN the ocoupany Of Mrs M
S1oothatn aud part lately occupied BY mr. Cook Linner
ihe terms OF sale, by consent D all parties will be as follows
cash as 10 the Of 2752 o. and much in addition there
a; Will he sufficient to defray the expenses this sale and
tlltho Isl Nov. 1896 on 205 dollars till the Isl Nv is2
on 1872 dollus, the i Nov. 1928 500 dollars m c If
Normber 1872 on 1886 dollars l The Ist Nov. $50 and ON
iod dollars iil The let Nov 1851 the purchaser for he credit
raymebt 20 give negotiable atsisotorly endorsed and
d deed Of uust onthe property.
n. SHEPPARD, Do
FREDERICK HARRIS. iiuteeE
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TNiE trustees Of the Abingdon Academy IN The covntc r
Il Wa hiuuon Virginia will the FIRST OF Jsnuary m, y,
proceed otie appointment Of rTesdect q The AcaIsr
The compensation 70 be assuredto the person lie
I'VE nndf ed dollars per annuu, exclusive Of De emoune,f
~ be derived from Tuition fees The trustee. believe r
TIE heaine Of The climate, the cbssputss Of living and he
sr prospects Of The ineuion, that the situation ough 10 h.
placed At Is head by order Of the Board IVY
Julylt. 11--wglt DAVID CAMPnErI S..
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THE LAST or THE SIGHERS

To the Declaration of American independence.
1Hs ts's--;is ,ried-o, toheye are tAey,
Ones eager a, tAeir eoa,try's call
TIA. migA:iest grs=' IN dongers day,
Ihat Ttgsrcd, s.rogs G'sd Periird air
AZ. zee. from their mysterious cline,
1As saia,ea shaass-thsy cvrre? tasy csme3
They're yaca, Gs tAe Tso1ab Of tiri-,
Fei at TIA, siLsres men ore Dumb.
2hsg -peut IN ereyy ieiiy deed,
Caresso'd aehisv'd, FOR fTesGan''s S1ks
!Ihen y0ySiHy a, Pevpies need,
S1e ssr-si!e ebaiH they dar'd 20 Lreus.
Behold item aoa--5eAold then, here,
IHty lirs in sSsry generous breast;
n Ptsnty's sHtle, and IN the tear
ihst gsas ths msn,0yy Of the BE-.
Bat trto /, he-clo,tc-tie Iost7
90, re aud aHrvt tke vertran srr,>
Ays, gd-r upon tks mighty post,
-aHd TO ;he itcri, is tidiHgS tel
ri, c.eai 10 l,i-1g!-n link he ss,fn5
Connecting y7n Dim -ooriG syyi olrs,
Ind !So'king ds the rGg that glenrns
On G,s.ussn's Ia;es:, lorsiiest rla.rers.
Rel, sublins--ie liny,-s get
B.i sooa 20 join cha, brother band;
Aye sooD-:o0 Spon, the sun is set
Of Ely iGzt saviour, na,ire iaIll'
Tie llst--clrsaiy Der his head
ihe light " ttnborn do7ls hath siore.
Bstreea "a; living and tke dead
oTdP: al has years he stands Glanr
TIE STAR OF EYE.
FsY ~, thou glorious staroTe.
Uaat sees ttiae EN-!
Uhsrevrr human, hsasc ran 6sa-s
1fan'i MISERY!
Life, 6u. Esnshiened chain:
loGi5, array, -siid and ruis,
zSs Gu a bed Of Rein.
Longing 10 die?
Ter here's rest
lEAsre earthly Gga.l5
sicqfe 10 Sighs
Il, tis cold breast
tn tGy, tEo~ glorious s.srof exc.
Sees not thnte eIr
Some SPOT, rrrsrr henyfN ,,o {oDys- g..
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To Daniel A. PeniCk who jn,e,rn,-r1eJ ,,i,5 :,


ne Ann Tin'ley John Brown Tinsley and BENJAMIN Mo-
y, guardian Of Wyhe aud Peter Tinsley, disirbuee. Of
1LEASE Take 6otce That shall By order Of The pre,
- cent api DIRECTORS Of the Mcchanicsvle Turnpike Com
KY "pPy 20 Ne county court If Hanover the first DAY OF
't u5O-t Term hc2 10 appoint FIVE Discreet .
e-el and impartial freehoijefs, the dsut-es
Wheh wl result hom opening road through the lands ,.ieL
me SAID Feie Insiey died seized u IN the county Of
~ pnuance Of ~ act o the General Assembly passed the
lIih day Of February, 1917
Julyit 80,
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NE sn6,erber wishes dispose Of his elegant estate called
OF virginia. THIS estate has generally been consider ed equal
to any IN the state. II lies the junction of
elk ahd tedgmau rivers, which form the Rappahannock
~ Is ~ healthy and agreeable neighbourhuod thitty ne
Instant from Fredericksburg. The Yew HILL which il laid
Gown IN the Map OF Virginia forms the upper part ofth tract
me son Is various and has been found capable of prod uc in
ne greatest perieeion any thing that raised in the Stale
WHEAT tcnacco corn, rye, oats, cotton and ever
description The situation pleasant, and as anlsome as
~ thesiae, with number of never-isin springs of water
uu hui passes through this and At one time there
was merchant mill The stream is never failing
ana WIN ie expense might he erected grist mill that soi
ne "nhe, the dam being already built The run afford, 10
"u o. iOo acres OF first rate meadow land LARGE portion
:" wie = now IN timothy The farm contains about 400
oes ~ land, and upwards ot zoo of that portion low ground.
On Nch corn crop known ail-abou 5OOacres
are IN good timber Tnis tract would divide Ia sr;t ,nrrL
eT' lie Improvements dwelng-huuse sixty IT, souaIe
TWO ses hie with Portico in front the whole length above
qua MEOW the drawing and passage succeed and the
mouse generally Is finished the best and neate,
mere are sSroons IN the cellar all which are payed with
osA brick kitchen with Office above weaving house
ana touse ios serVsnis meahouse, carriage hse and
stable, with Ogerseers house. barn. corn house n.ro ca
ct either wheat tobacco, with resr Machine ir H.;
All Ut which are new and faithfully built There il ,r~e
apple orchard, which affords variety of excellent fr,,
he subscriber will sell private bargain and in tbs, s
VIII Withdraw the Advertisement but ii should not he soI
P'a'ey, BET re the ist of Sepemhe will be offered pub
e On 'na day. one bid being reserved in the event
" not beng either publicly privately disposed or viii
ent large portion OF the land or two good
THIS property merits the attention persons wishing 10
brought into market JNO: s. THOR NIOE !"
July 81. o. e,
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E'IiE sec -her wshing retire 10 e. private ,si,e r
ies ior ci'c the Tavern, Ferry Be-. , place for tl
~ On Of two from and after hc Ist DIV
me sem wi be required 60 be- paid o1 the Ist Of ly I ~
y,nuafy % zach year. and bond with approved sern
WV br quired before POSSESSION w be given Furniture
ihef rafticulaf apply 20 the sub .ctiber
~. r,,, AMMON JOHNSON.
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&t virtue q deed oftrust executed by Benet M DsrIv
oei5ms date the 18th day Of June 1872 to secure The "a,
meh o. certain monies therein mentioned hs proceed 10
e AZ Puhc auction, for ready money at Povbsi,n Court
house on rhusdsy the 18th Jay Of August NEXT tb, heinz
Fo"ha,an court day, the following property 10 UT one Ne
gro gil tFo feather beds and furniture one f,,s, . -
Powhaian comfy, July fi, Il 81 T9Sve,
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CURLES FOR SALE

VIE subscriber duly authorised sellth valuable estate
a onwhirh he resides, belonging to his father Wsd NJ
Tbs estate has Been recently advertise and "a veil
MAJ particular description of 1t is deemed unneeesafy: No
are very convenient aud good pair and every
On !he farm !; IN E9od order fo cultivation Fhe small eT
enei's made with the cotton crop have sfic proy
that its admirably adapted the growth Of bat article RI
determined to ,eI bargain may he had by disposed 10
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