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II most uaIltaLie Estate for Sal.

ENiE subsoribets cer one Uf the finest E,,se. IN
wer VTgina; II the Estate called '.Cumberand y
lying upon the Pamunky River in the county Of New, Kent
about Two miles below New Kent courthouse the property Of
Col J. u Watkins and containing by est,nssb nor, iban
200 acre, which 100 acres are first rate Lyel aa
wen adapted Il the growth of corn wheat, cotton and
snd." s " ~
This Esate situated at The head of fine hold navigation
shods water foi vessels II 500 tons, presents tc the
active aud udioou5 farmer advantage any estate
The ast snd Ia, been stated st ,a,e well adapted
Ia''isf clover and has been by their use
the high iauJ heavily bcfed; the march i. one If The
most valuable the wef eouutry, IS u,ua lly hish heai
y imbered, ohi,ay with sh; ond from experiment actually
made 10 the sale Of the lumber wood on tAs beach te
expense Of clearing and tsclannz might he behaved rom
le safe 81 the wood umbr and when reclaim ed would
ulily
Upon TIE estate hhere. herring fishery Of n, lit
~ note e snnu profits Of which have been generally about
S20J aud shaI bshey Immediately opposite to the hsfins
soery, which might ao he rendered yey valuable qud fine
so mnediatsy upon The nv' and adjacent TO the vii
aS % Crmberandj the improvements cnmiOable dwelling
house o oou Che custcnaty houses barns aud an ice
commanding Of The nsl land, mash river and sur
rounding country, Tor miles Fish fowl Of every
The markets Of Richmond Baltimore alike contiguous
To -, an produce shipped TO both for The freight
myIt m"u'e d''cUtoD deemed unnto esaly as II Is sup
posed mat any one desiring 70 Purohase will INST view tie
Thu, property suoy offered Tor ,,e uron credit OF l. az
Yeas The rrire which rsry moderate be- Known rs
'ppesuon 10 james Jyon'Jr residing the cJ Of Ricbs
nohd who wi 'hetfiuy answer any aons upon
ne uije't Letter 10y pot must ss ped Ooh Wstkn', who
lF'lt tue plantation aud Terrell
nrsbboihuod, will shew tc laud my wihing ~ yica
~ aud give sny niofmasou that can he snordsd.
JAMES LYONS. IL.
Feb 46- o. -2twaw THu5 ~ TERRELL.
a NDEhsON, WOOUsON q biGGEit5, having col-
"a ysycd g. the snbsehsr', by deed heating date lie 3ln
jan 1879 40 ts effects belonging 10 them fr he benefit Of
tbtr eredrs Those indebted TO them requested 10
MAKE payment 70 Abramham r. Bissers, shv Is hereby
hor'cd to the Those having clam, sssinst
hen, will make them known u.s. m order that they may be
discharged sgreeaby'o DE provisions u he ,aj deed
JOHN GARTH, lTrus.
JOSIAH LEAKE, ) tees.
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NtSH SUBSCRIBER wishing -
~ SAFE the Govern at PIince Edward thouse. So
uaIon io stavein, Is equal TO any in the Thtrs
no oher house Of ent.Ttnmt the place; and il OIL III.
NAN southern Stage Road iUm Washington Georgia For
heah aud convenience no situation exeeii The build
o. every description; good waier good garden, every
The subscriber w SELL with the Tavern so acres OF wood
land lying al very short distance from the tavern,
Io dD an abundant supply OF WOOL for the place
Ihe stables are large and Ia coed repair. As purchaser
would hl't view ihe premises any further description deen
ed unnecessary TENS will be Of most Aeconm
kind. JOIIh- nv ~ %
Feb 10. 90 49, 80
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.AC0 dIarket Spring Races. Is2s

"a ILL commence on te 1T Tuesday MAY brn- The so,
" Of 'hs mo"'h' and continue fpr days follow;
id DAY
'~ecp'Hke' i2' ye1r Ods, 500 entrance half forfeit
'ef W. b.nl Moody Cbas &. Graves Tho, Irsueh H.
Ja'.J Hsunon and fhos. Fsnly. ani closed
% Day.
Podhakos Toy year ods, -. 100 entrance half fef
snnscfheT W. Iolu Mnge, j. Geo n G.rfison nj. al
Wm u. Johnsln, Jas J. H8rri.on Cbst O. f,.,s,. rio
~ Bolts, sud tloi,d. "
80 DAY.
me f'Pe'ot Paf''' D3o0 mile heats, eulrsnes D. 49,
Oh DAY
Tee Jockey Club purse, n. 200 mile heats, ensne. H. 90
tfh DAY
iht snnu7l poet akess mte heats free for 10 aees en-
ahce D. VJ play ~ pay suhscibers VIII W. r. Jat6tr
Tor fu5scribsra ' "
the n.e,'5er iee usiihed ,ayiae from the number Of
coils mhann nd ESQ othcr Noted hofses ib1t the sonp.f
e'rh day svtr ths New Make COURSE viii be very snyrfo
De- 7lf3 ttmsf, hat havnx taken ess hfukd ss art,hrs
D. Will ne able 90 accommodate Che Racers ,ol ,, ,i,,,
men 90 The uost satisfactory usnncr.
Ma-sS %. az
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YnInnbLe prnncrtl, - 80

= con pliauee with the last VIII tesisueut Of LuIehuty
y Moon, lee. shs offer for sale TO the bizhest bii
DER, the III Of May next IL fair il not the uex fair sy
in the town Of Scosge aud county VI Albemafle upon
credit OF years equal nstslmen undyide moi.
ely Of the Middleton Mile aud 30 Of land lying 10 ths
county Of Fuyanna, bordering upon james River ally the
Seven IIhnds
The Middleton Mills very large sud extensive estsb
hmenworkng pair hurrs, w.t. il the necessary maehn.
fr. upon the lstes aud mo approved plane Als On *.
cen Saw Din, Coopefs y, Mheri House. &e B,nd,
With approved security, together with leu % ,he prooet
VII be required VI the pui ehassrs.
JSO n. MOON.
s. U. MOON, EA ofs.
h1iu 3. i07 -nGNy
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BY RICHIE & GOOCH.
" I've HasOlNi

II Ne BaeGt6ER - -ubiI,hes twice wees cen.rai,,
aud three times week during the the State
iGrsPree, tbs heretotor, Five Dollar, per snuu
payable advance Notes of chsreIe ,pecie-paynf bsnk
tonl) wall be received payment. The Editors will tusrs-
tee the safety Of reuitny them by usht postage sfset-
tSrs being paid, by the writers.
II No paper will be disc )nuued (bui the discretion ~
hs Edito- until all have been paid ny.
u Wloever will Ihs paxnieut OF name paper.
tE.ii have tbs tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
e. One square, OR LESS-FTstinser rs csnti--saes
Continuance, 50 cents.
No advertisement inserted, untit hs, either paS
fur or eHuaaAi by some thu: city, ITS
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.N-EW .lI4P or EITRGTtcT0

VIE New hIap Of Virginia. compiled from actual .urveys
nnat The 9nthOi ty OF ,e State, published aid
may DE 0htameiby persons DESTROYS OF appica
Ton to VIM III. RichatdoG CAPITOL in Il Cit of Rich
mOnd. i'' " OS VI A''1'-
ms Won elected ny the abuur Of many years. at
great cost OF care and money has
s IN Faety aud accuracy OF detail beauty
nton ureh'cts the highest credit the and
n must prove highly gratifying aud useful to the public The
nave authorised the sale OF $50 Copies only of this
MAP, On the large scale OF the inci and N, Frs.
curve with ht view of making the sae extensive and pd
moderate pTt,e of $40. " " ~
Under these circumstances probable that persons who
shall not make early applications will be unahIe 10 Obtain
Cory Of this beautiful and valuable work
August 8. OF ,r
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Fob ~


1k1Y virtue of deed Of tf by John S. Winston
- Lpua Ann bis VIE 90 the suJsrfibsr, bearing dale the
Hh dy o teb. 1884, aad DULY tecsidsd the clerks ue Of
Gooch1nd unity out, shall the 28th dsy Apfl next
0u hepfemf ~ Witknye, iH the vt tianchland
on tie Three Nothrd Hosd the request oi VIM er edith
proceed o. t toe highest b3dsr public auction 5r tfady
moufy@10 scfss nf land, lees, c8ed Wsinsuie ,n
l1nint the lends % John Shelton, ST. May roer Jossph
hodge, su john Lewis, order the no of d. 700
dur from John s. Wnfou OBJ VIM. Meredith with the tnrr~
thereon and the eypeuits of executing The deed Fns
futsrfbt vail cluyeY ths Niesc MIN, which D. believed
ht cnot n 20 respects The buildinss are tuusIs TO-
public house md ane husnets aud hc said g.
%" good one sni 8u authorised to ssy tlst the ss, win
ccitsiliy take lace. Wfg FfLT ER T'yasses
hlei'h "a &c. -s,Ss
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.N-ETV GOODE

e ALL NELSON hss reesissd tsuis.uc assortment OF
Giet'sn plaid ani fancy 5iupsd gn<hlns Navsrtno,
tfsn and other fancy calfc0ss Of the latest ryie Sgi.
muIooos jaekone mullins hatk coiortd Gfoide Nape,
ks, hsfege aud other fancy hanikerchit. black oxt
hus Pfunea, toieutines, Piburg cOfdt Wilmire fYn
ffye aad stout pal fu servants west, Gernsn ozsb 4.
aud Co. huhuig', Scotch oznahafc aud doyss with rre
ADD apfoo checks, ~.
APsha ;oea
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stHE Shenas OF the Counties OF Wa.hin,ion I,r Se,u
Russell and IaEeseli; King William, Kins & Queen
caroline and Hanover; W. the Nonlg efy Grayon
d Ges Mans VIVA, mtsoE, Cabell Randolph, Lewis
% wood aud Loeanl Ohio, Tyler, Brooke, sonongaia and
..'oi tarluer CuPePe, will take uutice, that elections
De hld az their cOuLuues and other place. author
ea by ias io holding elections. the mouth Of April
next General Assembly. ADDISON HANSFORD C.
March --
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m ~, tuesday, the 18th OF May, will offer for sale a,
S me balance OF furniture, eorn &c. belong ing to
~ e oi Anne Randolph, of Wilton. SIN months credit
onu, wan approved seeuiyl will be given. all persons
ans against said Estate requested TO leave the
80, snu dsniy Q; ihedebisat Mr. James Shiphsrd
All w 'ne'n' WAL BERKELEY, Admr.
x----.-- iO6 -isfinA X swinhiay
lkx FW ~ deco "a si, tv the sul,crIi@T
~ I"hn Jsm"s, by s. c. Swami Nancy hi, wife bearing
he 4h day OF July lsisand duly recorded in the clerLs
once o me HusIngs Court Ia of Riehmona in ord,,
The payment Of sundry of money due 10 w
90, ishsii As surviving trustee sell al public
Oh "a. P.n'es on Tuesday the 2eh OF April x Al ~ a.
o' eAsh, S-4hs ~ certain piece raee Of ground
theret" belonging, situate living be ms
~ 70 me land called The Falling Gardens formerly owned
a. oahk,' aud bounded asfollow: the Yves. by Foster
Ntlss lot; the South T. or ain-.t on Inc F,.,
lot, and the North BY commonly
ss AnS uaden. Together with the story b iek house
se me oelaand all other thereto belop
q -, w. estv,1y alTays aih right title ntrre,tR
Use. by lease dated the 25th day Of and
10" IN the occupancy VI w J. R,nald.. VIM d. CLARKE
NJ, o. Ssrefvng Trustee.
1-I
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NpHE Executive will eeefve proposals. conformity with
~ The provnon OF the 81 section of the act e0nce
tie Armofy httio annexed 81" Aud be further ensr, IL
that ue Executive bc authorized required 10 asceraiu a
what terms the Armory Brding q Land ninetsf ~
he sold exchanged OF leased term Of ye,f y .ns
uunioate 10 tie nest Gsners Assembly the fes al he,r
enquiry" b. order II the Executive.
WM. n. RICHARDSON,
Executive Department.
18th Mstch, 1898.
March IA. rot 90
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RHNAMAX

h'ROM tue subscribers Plantation, Dau Ryc Roek,nv-
r. ham cAuuty, ". Carolina, on the 10Th. negro man
named f,B bschmrtb By trade, so years II ase
near iee higi stout made aud large hyued ct sfher
lsd oompieEiun with down look, pattcular nark or
de retoeeied, except for hat puehised ths said ne.
gro last Summer Of hr Miles, The head hay 10
Mary land, whore he has LEFT wife, and where be nav
hsPs, have directed his ep Any person ho ma lake w
tue aid negro and eonhue him 90 jail that get him
againi SOU giving information reof shall receive
~ south ~ The JAMES River, $50 w IL taken Snrth thereof
$40 anJ al reasonable EXPENSE paid. Addres, ne al m
WM BETHELL.
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BlY virtue Of trust deed executed subscriber by the
- late Richard Hughes, the 5d day Of Oct 1926 and
Whicb deed Of record IN the clerks Office of ie county
court Of Powbasnw he sold upon The preuses 10 the hsh
~ bdfs for cash, Friday the sab jay Of Msy ncrtf i
n n the next far dsyi that valuable land lying ~
Pgwbsan county, commonly called Msttn wherein ihe
AID Richard Hughes lately resided supposed oouan about
% much Of the sid landsith the Improvements
hsfson, will b5 sufficient 10 The balance Of prime
fnVusy and interest due ssid deed and al the
Of sale. Such tile only will he Warranted n The puf
Chaser, a,is vested 10 the subscriber nv NE 'std deed
SAM'L TAYLOR. trustee.
Aprs i07 I'd
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Sm RFW- AID.

ID UNAWAY from the sub,crber or, IN. 18th i.t n.vro
man naned I;haB lie about IS yesrs old h,g
VI "a complexion there IS asmall side OF
cheek he usually long whisk.r II il he will
MAKE Tor the State Of Ohio will give D. so taken out Of
'"S State OF 20 II taken in it, 50 that rim again.
~ :. JOHN A. GLOVER.
Va
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FOR &YLE'

FOR &.iLIc
NETAiLL be soil, GA H., st Jsy of Nav the 10, NOV, o
w 6up'ed by Stephen Jackson on sd St,eet n, The
town vt petersburg. TeTus 4 ~ months.
D, 4'BE COMMISSIONERS.
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ElY virtue u deed Of executed the subseriber
- by EdwId Hsam end wife, bearing date The f7ih day
Of APil 1917 and duly recorded The Office Of The hung
court Of RichmOud sbs FOR the purposes therein ex-
prsse5, proceed 10 sell o ready uousy, che premises At
" O'Clock the hfst day Of HAY next " fair otherwne
the FAR dsy thereafter, that we'll known property tie
EAGLE TAVERN, 90 the city Of Richmond sod the ten.-
mtut below the sid Esgle Tavern The tile under which
esuhscfOers will sell b believed be iudnpulsbls but
shty will convey only such title vested them by SAID
deed Ut hust. WIN. cambridge, I True.
VIZ bARRETr, I tees.
90 30 ai--xtds
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Congressional.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
J,,J;1,, |rI;eGs ,,,J y,y; 1.
DEPARTMENT. OF WAX, 9th March, /,

DEPARTMENT. OF WAX, 9th March, 1928
Sir: enclose the accompanying documents, in
part execution of the resolution Of the House Of
Representatives of the Dist instant, to wit:
" RsSoIred. That the Secretary of War be re-
quested to inform this House what Were the rea-
sons assigned for breaking certain individual and
depriving him OF his authority among the Creek
Indians, as stated in the letter of Thomas L. Nc
henney, OF the 18th November, 1927, to the Sec
rotary of War, and who said individual was, with
his residence, and in what capacity he was acting
for said Indians; and, il the person so dismissed
was Cherokee, whether he had not been, previ-
ousiy to that time, ordered from the Creek nation
by the authority OF his own tribe; and TO commu-
nicae TO this House detailed statement Of the ex-
penses of the several missions to the Indian tribes
sent under the authority Of the War Department,
from 1918 to 1927, inclusive, III where spe-
enc appropriation has not been previously made
by Congress, 10 defray the expenses of such mis-
SION, FOR the purpose of holding treaties; specifying
the objects OF the expenditure, and the persons
employed; and, also, copies of any evidence or
complaints, which are in the Department con-
Corning any alleged improper conduct of any a.
gent or superintendent, in regard 70 the granting,
or withholding OF passports through the Indian
country; and, also, 10 inform this House whether
the persons employed TO hold treaties with Indian
tribes in the Territory of Michigan, during the
year 1927, have undertaken TO constitute and APP
point an Indian Chief; and, if so, whether any
Chief, thus constituted and appointed, has signed
any treaty with the U. States.'
~ compliance with so much of the resolution as
requires " detailed statement of the expenses of
Che several missions to the Indian tribes sent UNI
der the authority of the War Department, from
1913 to 1927 will take, understand from the ae-
counting officers, several weeks; although three
clerks are daily engaged in preparing the estimate
required.
BY this partial compliance, Am enabled prompt
~ TO furnish the House with the information ask
ed for under the other branches of the resolution,
and with the opportunity OF accounting for the de-
lay which, regret to find, is unavoidable relative
TO that portion not now sent. The moment the
document referred to, is prepared, il will be trans
United TO the House.
With great respect have the honor 10 be, your
most Ohecient seVaEt
JAMES BARBOUR.
l ne Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House IF
Representatives.
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Cash Sale Of Land.
NffNDER the authority cf deed trust, made by John
~ hosby, for the purposes he stated, will We sold
for essh 7s VI land in Cues Neck late the property
James Vaughn, dec.
The sale will be made the premises. Saturday Goth
bythe TRUS TEES -
Apri II.
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NnOTICE.

TINE undersigned of the securities of the late Jernan
"A Baker, az Treasurer Of this Commonwealth eatue.y
requests meeting Of all the securities, both the aud
present at Ppwhstan courthouse hursday the 18th
Of APRIL That place is selected because of central
position TO those most concerned TIL MILLER,
WM OLD
April II. Iog-2t
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d MaP Of Pirg"fG reduced from The Hine Sleet Mp of
' StG'e according 10 the PTOViioni Of the General
4ssenby passed VA Mach 1857, Gi.o PaGiisted ana
may 70 obtained on application Gbovs so pey cop
obtained If preJeTTsa. J'''"IS'
Dee -, 1927. GO
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L.dyYD FOR S.aLE.

rENE land heretofore advertised for sale lying in the lower
= end of Amelia equity, called Hhl Grove, il still
sae The whole contains about 5000 lies
the Appomaox than IS mIiss rom Petersburg
10 from Riehmsnd Ii not previously sold pIva,ey, will
be set AT public auction thu ID Thursday of Nay
when will attend prepared he laid lots
10 suit purchasers tn. whole tract be sold
of the purchase will be required be paid
IN cash. and for the residue will
10 purchasers 18th cash he obtained will then
be Ufs ed annual nstAlue II ii should sold II
will be offered for lease. The title usques,ionable.
TuoS. T. GILES
HfGreI 90. io5 Ids
The Editor Of the Old Dominion, Petersburg, will please
inert the above until the day Of sale. T. I. GILES.
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a.
The Secretary Of TFor TO iSilas .Dinsu,ore
WAR DEPARTMENTS,
1877 I

SILAs DINsMoRE-
SIRE Complaints have repeatedly been made
TO this Department, from respectable sources, OK
the practice of arresting the servants of gentle
men travelling through the Choctaw country,
without passports.
In future, you viii suffer the servants Of per-
sons OF known responsibility of character, and
where no design OF fraud is apprehended, to pass
unmolested, when accompanying their masters:
and you will deliver to their masters, those
servants who have been detained for want of the
requisite passport, except in cases where frauit-
lent intention is evident. l have, SC.
w. EESTIS
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Si!oS Dinsmore 10 the Secretary Of Ipdr.
CHoCrAw AGENCY, D

IL
SIR; received your letter OF the 18th October
on the Sd instant. The crowd of Indians assem-
bled 10 receive their annuity, prevented me an
sweIing by the return mail.
Complaints have been made 10 me, as well as 10
your Department, against my conduct, in ar
resting gentienens servants. On reference 10 my
re cord, hnd, that, since the 24th OF April last
2l2 People OF color have passed this place. only %
oi whom We're without passport, and arrested
Ihe masters of these latter, ccnsure, and those OF
the former, approve, my conduct.
have also received the thanks of every man of
property in the Mississippi Territory, with whom
l have conversec, for the security my vigilance
has given 10 their property, by intcrcepting fugi-
tive slaves, and rendering their escape through the
wilderness almost an impossibty. and; while
the law requires OF every person coming into this
country TO be provided with a passport, COM
plant from person violating this law, and to the
Executive Department Of the Government, too,
which Is bound to enforce the law would seem 10
come with a very III grace. Querie-Ought not
ths compliments to be prosecuted for the penalty
OF the !a", and tie complaint read in evidence?
Suppose the complainants, Mr.. a. and Mr.. b.
had, when they appeared at the Agency house
without passport, been reported TO the Indians as
having violated the law, and they should have
quietly set them across the Mississippi Into Yves.
Florida, would they have complained? Undoubted-
ly. But would you have ceIiSured, with my gen
crai instructions before you! / think not.
refer 10 the IN st section of those instructions
gwen under the seal OF the War Office, 9Th Nav
1902, and beg you 10 take the trouble 10 read H.
II was always UNDERSTOOD that the exercise of i
sound discretion in the construction and application
oil those instructions, to time and circumstances
should be used; and never did think that an an
plication to The Indians TO execute the laws was
necessary. Had it been found necessary, am
persuaded you would have justified its adoption, OF
why was the instruction given?
Should you still determine that the law ami for
mer instructions shall in any be suspended,
beg that your orders may be general, and not i'm
pose on me the unpleasant task of discriminating,
between the exterior appearance and the reality OF
| q gentleman. At the moment your letters arriy-
ed, a negro was brought ARRESTED by my order,J
/ 90 miles distant. He in the possession OF
Jesse McGarey, son of Col. Hugh McGarey OF
Kentucky, young man of decent department;
he, however, made his escape, and the negro prov
ed to be the property Of Mr.. Barnes, plamtep Of
the Mississippi Territory. | will wait your fur
Their instructions, and obey them; and am respect
fully, sir, your obcdient servant,
SILAS DJNSMORE.
| The Hon. WILLIAM EusT1s
~
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'GNHE subscriber Will sell privately h tact nf land I'm
bedford county, situated the north aud south forks
Uo0se Creek aud on the road leading
70 Fntdste - miles west OF Liberty, adjoining Can't
Buiord II contains about 400 acres Of which 500 81 IN
cleared the part which unoIe1ed excerpt very small
potou excellent tobacco iand OF the cleared land $50
acre. are low grounds OF the fret quality, the
rmartahy hue hsh isnd Tins Of the hest Of
aDd ~ tue upper county, being well adapted ouya.
op Of tobacco and all kuds Of grain It lies remarkably we'll
ana Vey nee iromslo"e II DIVIDED would make very
purchase wish IT, Persons wishing 20 Purehase may Apply
the suheuber residing N The n,ebborho1d NJ London,
or to Capt Buord, residing th- tract WIN IRVINE.
Ian -.
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btil dec late Saddlsr OF the city Of Richmond,
Tef"etdto call on the subscriber for settlement A. IS
expected thB reference 10 the books will required
nave had them posted, and ready make settle
nehts; ANhoush II Is desuahls that speedy close Cf
bic tn. to these who nay tall debt othe estate, upon
giving bond OT the payment thereof All those udrbed by
bonds and notes, informed the claims ar,n, The
eia'e are very urgently Ptesed and that, therefore
am compelled 10 require them 10 make edate payment
All persons failing q call reasonable time may expect
that steps Will be taken for the collection All
persons having claims against the requested
sent them properly aud legally sted may
aPPred Of the amount due, enable
ments tor their liquidation My oi6Ce the CITY Hail
where the Books and FaPrs will kept aud where shall
generally attend from 10 10 O'Clock.
w. ID. WREN, Sersh Of G. r.
aud Atu.'or ni RCb Bell, dec.
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