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70 TILE PLEIIIr-

(f1S " the ih!l uit the han DAVID
81 some 'ine past res den Of this place len, S:,,o
TO ir D"re An'es OF Mobe, conisiGnr ~ note, al IN =,
states pans, h- Alabama Stale Bank, other S,pL. ,t,.
WIS directions to deliver II 'pmrdist,iy arIy,i ~
d'iohiei rom Mobile, drecty after his arrival t,,. 80.
the contents at III. above letter. several othrr
money entrusted to has CATE, nv person, living here. "
l." any person, wno fir Ish
"'oFnsion, respecting his hJins place a, Will s,hI Wv
recover the money, viii give half Ia. amount ina, -
received. " '""' "sy ne
ssih I,Vii Brown, who by trade T,,ior r,;,u
s-sd man. about 40 or so years age 5 rl or !. meh
sh' ms mar quite .irSgh aud hu,hy :, ,rv ar
a.d rs-nsFke as sua sunken eyes. sn ,hsr,,
h'se' ms o""ptfon IS pale AMI t,oy. M, on
upper "e'h are worn almost Close The guu, :. ,r
'Hvuidered; us itet rather ling su !.
iim anu s'drSbed in Ia, dress aud en, A
pir'I'" ~ h- waiki Ietfe ed his bits avoid no
ai mas an iV.risd look when sied; he free trn,r 80
n'Im-t"ni"r strong drink he unable { wjtc ,nI,.
'oufh' n. ,anhnt read There man IN 5n, M CON-
ireiy hcd 70 deceive probable hat b, vii ,h.
his "' W" e"Hg
r'mh' ,,s'ement' apr ha, lived u Charlotte,
Wsyh'h"ir, NJ Ev'erry Campden and other town,
VA oouth Csioiut, and suniry 800
o'"ef S'ass WM NJ. MAG0fFIN 90
P'nTie Bi.G, Wiicor CO., liaJay,n
~ The National Inte Iii encer aud Washington rs,..
VIII ,.tt The above monthly montl charge the, Hi,
oue t'chnOnd En1uHe', and forward bu mail ,.ns.
cou'aiaing tn: 4 ''' P'Pet
!, 4. t7ue
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FIR. CK..GY.


The Of;citlS have not yet announced Mr. Ciay's
departure from Washington though we hear oil
him from other Guarters.-The oodstock (Shc-
nandoah) Sentinel of the 2!th says g The Hon.
Henry Clay passed through tl,is place, OH
Tuesday last, on visit TO the Springs in Virginia,
preparatory TO the eiectionecrng campaign ink en.
lucky, in August next, his health improving. -
Correspondent Of the Wash. Telegraph, from the
same town says: ''in his course hitler he has met
with no one single distinguished mark of respect,
though not the least nciviIity has been offered him.
Tie halted night before last, with Mcssrs. Ciai-
borne and Souligny, at tavern in Ncw;owu. AZ
ter tle party had alighted these two young gen
iiemen actually suggested 10 Mr.. Clay To change
hi; quarters. purely because the landlord had at
taehed 10 his sign post handsome equestrian
painting, lettered General Jackson which, they
did not nj first observe; but it was iIobsons choice
with them-there being no other public house in
the town; and very carly next morning, III. ma
hehf, with his two careful young NURSES, depart
ed in no worse health than when lie came"
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u Messrs. Lewis Hill and Thomas L, Jones
are now Oh tour for the purpose Of collecting ar
rearages due this office. The former on the South
side OF James river, to wit: Chesterfield, powha-
tan, Amelia, Cumberland, Prince Edward, Char
loiic, HalifiY, &c sc. Soc.--The latter Louisa,
Goocb!and, Fluvanna, Albeinarle, Nelson, Amherst,
Rockbridge, &C. SC. sc.
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distinguished 'ios cioseness OF argument, variety OF
illustration, and abundance OF fact.
The report was then accepted, and the resolves
recommended by tlse Committee unanimously
passed.
vote of thanks to the Hon. Mr.. Otis, of Tire
Senate, and to those members from this State in
the House OF Representatives of the u. States who
opposed the new tariff, was unanimously agreed
to-
lSce 18Th W. OF Nilas's Renisicr. % I2iN
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ief Wue u deed VI 10 iiIe sub, -
D hohef burton, Tor the purpose Of securips tb..
paym'" oi dent due To rho. p'cl winch csd !.
uy recorded III The clerks Office Of the county Of urk;n
h'u snail proceed I" sell, the I day Of Ayyu.i .an,
ne Tor 'ad e'"niy befote the trout door the
onihy u we slaves IA 'n,oned ~ said deed, Will be ,vG
Sent TO pay the SUM- OF iS7 pOpdd, - stInv. and a
wa" interest thereon iro Tue f9b July, that .einx ib
sum Then In" by ssd deed, exclusive the cost, of
he 'ane Dc Effect There is, ing the urgroe, Ir.e
WOMAN hoy, &c w n IiHoWN r. nAev
July g. - IIu,.se'
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CASH 4 OR WHEAT.

1iehE Suhseise having rented John w. Csmpb.Il. Aun
~ Nopmtny shpwn the Duck Island gI.N 90 -
UNITY ~ Ahrmsi e, susted the Kiysnna RIVER nil.
anoVe the Union Mills, nfpIs the Funer of Ab,n,,,,s "a
t 'nnS counties, that from the id July he will re mo,
Pa,," 70 purchase wheat liberal terms a, any otks
yer 90 ne country lie h0pe by attention md pune,u,a,
10 me me- 10 inertia share Of the public patronage.
GEO FISHER.
.unfy '''N' N'"~"aias
's'- q" fs-v.g
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ITTL.i; III =

~ kIt'yII'
TIVE uAsciibr IL now prprar.d IN eon,,,- t vvur.r
iot whch tic '7i sIve the nstkei price IN es,b ana
bd'" tide ~a'ei, would be preferred. '@"''' "''''
;..o, BERNARD pKYroN.
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OBITUARY NOTICE.

Ihe following brief but impressive Conmun-
ca,ion IN the " Charlottesville Advocate we un-
Understand is from The pen OF Mr.. Garrett who
was present at the scene which ne describes Col
randolph was indeed man oil singular endow-
mans. lie enjoyed every advantage which edu.
cation could confer In this country he was
one time under the care OF Leslie; since the dis
un9uishcd Chemist OF Edinburgh. His mind was
Improved by foreign travels and lectures Iii
knowledge OF Classic, lore was very extensive
We have now ia our possession some Transitions
OF has, made ~ late years, from the Greek Poets
In Natural History, Botany, Agriculture and gen
erai Literature, his attainment. we're unconnoniy
profound HIS iathcr-in-law, Mir. Jefferson. was
IL iirst 10 yield that Difference to fi opinions unon
such subjects which every one admitted 10 he due
the Chevalier Bdyard was not more chivalrou.
than he was.--D0Rger and Ccnr seemed 10 he
words unknown in his vocabulary. His cclcbrat.
ed speech against the saz1o Frauds has been adj
inired as aspecincn OF bold and splendid eolucnce
ANA had he possessed less irrtability of temper
ahu larger acquaintance with tie voluuI,. OF
men and things" Thomas NJ Randolph would
have stood foremost among the most distinguished
men OF his country:
On the 2Oh lust at Monticello died in the so,b s r.
his age Thomas Mann Randoii, late Cfoveroor Of u, t.
death As ~ life the fearless intrepid individual A.,s
under pr0tfac,ed and e1eraei,tinr arone, Ena,r,
faith IT the future prol,s.,ng 10 he without Is, ~ ne @
without knowledge. Of science aud Of yef,s 6,,,n
anil naughty u be ,upoforg QUICK e1cshi, ss, b.t
10 p' interiors; generous, bsbd, courteous and fohearny
yftue. we're the impulses Of noble and naenanous h.
ms defects those Of strong excitement The lnpttuosy Of
Of injustice, those dear 10 hun In, he d,eJ
peace with tbs world; after seeking the forsyens,, Of Al.
IN presence Of friends sunu.,med ~ himself he ia 1ni
"'',ee aud 90 whom be eesowed with the unquahkeJ
eS?fe''i''' Of s''ss"' the most fsfvent be.sing"
r Communicated
DtEDi on The osth dsy Of last Anfiis, Motsel,.t -
IN the 47th year u his sseI He1stiaG Sfarr ir ,,
respectable inhab'tantof ,hr. city. '''''
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chance AZ Rule. held o.f, Of I'M. com, - -,
u. SI.-,iyr The 5h GU aud Eastern Dist Iit of " ~
the month IT Jane, iylG-- " w :"
jane. SOFT eAot oi John Leslie, dec, Pin.
tue Deifoiso Walter DUu having more an Oh, ,,,h
g" 'ieItd hS appsIrauc.
ms ~, snte On h. motion Of tie Plsi by hi, oo,,.eJ
ms WI s~sn oF e0nscss'bi ard the vii proceed q,
'ue nay TO drotes the pttet thereof uas san, Je
dfn d. o" or oeiafe the init dsy uf the tenn afe he
h.s uSe' uu'v no'ihrd OF th, iinlc, ,w to the
contrary aud sat'siaeufy appts ing tia, The a Jrfsrsn
H' a hh'tNot of the Stat. 9i Vrslnp II 10 ordered Tl,
cory mere" ne inserted Newspaper printed IN lie
Iy ~ h"hmnd ior two months suceeyriy and po.,,J ~,
l"e ifo' door "f the oaFOi the aid city COPY Tc'ts
juIyI 70 .lets-
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II is supposed that Mr.. Clay would prefer Dis
union ITSELF 10 the election of Jackson-'' Tiny
sc0vge other Than military ruc.'' &c.
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Janeiro III the George Gardner, in which iie caH.s
to v from Caliao Capt B. did not hear whether
he had engaged his passage in any vessel, or in
tended to cross the continent.
Lace School or factory, established in the town
OF Newport, gives employment to upwards of 500
females. Great skill and excellence have been at
tanned by the operatives in the manufacture OF tbs
article, aud the establishments is said to be quite
iiouris'iing,
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Capt Baker, who arrived a. ;bis port on Tues-
aay last from valparaiso, saw Mr.. Tudor there on
ne l0tA Of M'r'if q course Re d.a no, % 70 Rio
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To The Editors IF The Enquirer.
have NOT, Of late gear, sehieuto, bed you with ssy
eJU'on Of aine aud do it, Only because ,oemuly be-
'eTe that the public tood and the public demand the
intrPoscu Of free aud fes les press. Believing your
e'uch ant bsving ong been friend suppcfer and sub
'efber ask hat ne enclosed may 6nd place your
columns:
10 The Judges Of the. General Court.
Your bopors will excuse the liberty which a
iellow-citizen has taken, 10 address you, through
,he medium Of public print, on a subiec,
Interesting alike to him, to yourselves aud TO
the State. Whatever may have been the
effect upon your bouors, OF the late failure to
form quorum for the transaction Of the general
business OF the court, an effect has been produced
upon the public mind, which ordinary foTbearance
cannot suppress, and ordinary hardihood cannot
withstand. The people, il they do not speak, must
S'ue the voice Of their Ddigndtion and you, if you
20 he' vince and wither under the sound, must be
l'Voi against universal denuncsiion.
Elevated, by wise provision Of the Constitution,
yr aoove the stormy sphere of vulgar agitation,
ulis matter might not have obtruded itself upon
your coguIsance, unless some friend had kindly
e'1" ! down youT attention to it. Permit nc 70
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TO CORRESPON~DuS.To

fA0satPdla" shall appear IN few days The Defence
oi Thomas = Moore" pos'lhe, TneidNy.-He shalt N
hs course u The next week. comply with the que 10 Law
sente our resder The happy aud faoetous Article OF nj
Noah, On The Mes'engsr to s6u'h Ameuea
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We arc rot at all asonished nj the following
letter & ON Judge " Washington to the Anu-JackSon
Cores spending Committee of the county OF Fair
aX-The principles OF this Administration too
congenial with those OF Judge W. FOR him TO de
sire their overthrow.-But i, will not do to play
oil great canes upon free Countrywide great
c0Gy Of the people on the other side Of the ques
ton
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r Jr-4.NI,ED,
N rihSf rate pair CT v.i trained CARRIAGE Hnp
IVA eES, au; h,sh SPIRITED active SADDLE HoRS Il
h.4di At the bar OF the Eagle Hotel iNS'
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many places uunhahitcd and Astounding in rivers and in
lets nav,gablc by the smallest vcsselswh an extensive
and thniy peoplcd frcner-v laws imposing but fri
nc ponaltes aud those rarely enforced and where pro-
hn'u" uitieS present strong temptation of
ITS when the sinuggler succccdshow easy must II be TO
bring IN any quantity of foreign manufactures. The ex-
ncnse and risk certanly not exceed five per
The usual charge for conveying box of tea across the
Canadian boundary, is said to be only tco dollars Bv
means ct Auctions all danger ends as the roods
nVe Ihey can be instantly sold by public sale and the
mantle OF oblivion covers the whole il is well known
part OF an auconecrs business conceal the names of
those who employ him. Ii is not necessary TO suppose
that the auctioneer be privy such frauds He
would most likely be kept i'm total ignorance of them-but
the goods would be mixed and sold with those of the fair
honorable might buy them without suspicion
and all fear OF detection would be over.
But auctions abolished, the case would he wide
y different What could smugglers do with their goods
The danger would begin whore it ends upright mer-
chants would not only not buy them but would inform A.
gSinst them Dishonest would generally be deferred
by their fears and if small lumber did venture to buy
they would be apt TO give information for the sake of the
reward as the of ntormers are never divuged
and they could do with impuny. In exhibiting such
goods at private SALE the would be kept in constant
alarm every stranger that entered his store might be
spy or Custom House officer and every erson i'm his
employment would have strong inducement to betray
him Besides he would be obliged to sell only for mon
ey and this alone would makeit difficult to smuuple to
any exte as he would not dare prices much below
the regular trade, through fear of exciting suspicion
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III a Court Of monthly session held for
EMod"na County, on Monday, the 9th dam of

fit Court Of monthly session held fo,.
L1"od"na County, on Monday, the 9th dan of
george W. Richardson. Samuel s. PAYNE. IucvS
fayne, William b. Payne and Ann nj. Payne
C",'ureh o. Lucy Payne deed +, ard Henry w Rich
ardson and Mary Ann Richardson, children of san
nel Richardson, deceased. plaintiffs .
AGAINST
Joel Walker, and Samuel Walker children and heir,
OF Shadruck Walker, deceased Samuel Nj Crewd
son, Nancy Crewdson, and Thomas Crewdson chill
dren oil Frances Crewtson, deceased William, &
STANDBY, Solomon Standley. and Shadruck stand
icy. children Of Elizabeth S,andley deceased aud
willis L. Parrish, child of Patsey Parrish decd
winch said Frances Crewdson Elizabeth Stapdev
and pascy Parrish were together with the said Joei
walker and Samuel Walker, children and be;rs If
said Shadruck Waker deceased
IN CHANCERY
The Defendants, Joel Walker Samue, nj Cr.,
son, Nancy Crewdson, Thomas Crewdson WIN s
ouand'ey, Solomon STANDBY, Sha6ruch StandIev and
Wits T. Parrish, not having entered their appear
ance and given security ding the act of Assem-
oiy and the rules of this Court and it anpea,;no b.
satisfactory evidence. that they are not nhabants of
ms Commonwealth It is ordered that the said defs
dants do appear here the fourth Monday in Inn.
next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill and tha.a co,v ~
TINS order be forth wit h inserted in The VIRGINIA A.
c"'e' newspaper pin cd IN the town ChatIottesv;f
continued for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and nos,5
at the front door OF the Court house of this Co,n,
COPY teste,
ABRM. SHEPHERD, Jr.
April 5-on "
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FOR SALE.

lew barrels Family Flour, large supply of Whiskev
by The barrel OF retail. Rasins Figs Primes or,rr,
cheese fai'ow and Sperm Candles-wih a penera
assortment Of other groceries low for Cash
JOSEPH BISHOP.
N. b. lie has also large quantity of prime
Bacon Cor sale.
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Likewise, Second and Coarse Cloths, Circasseans,
S@nmere'ts, Brown and White Drilling Vests of the
latest style, &c. &c.
III. takes this method Of informing his fiends in
inc ADJOINING Counties, who have literally patroniz
cd him. that he is truly thankful for past and re-
all orders shall be punctnay attended and sent to
them IN the most careful manner.
Is. The subscriber has removed his shop to the
mouse formerly occupied by Maj. James o. Carr op
Posite the Central Hotel.
April left
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THE WEE MAN, A ROMANCE.


BY THOMAS uoop .s.
II was merry company,
And they were just afioat,
When 10 a man Of dwarlsh span,
Came up and hail'd the boat
Good morrow to ye, gentle folks,
And will YOU let me in p
slender space win servo my case,
For | am small and thin"
They saw he was dwarish man,
And very small and thin;
Not seven such would matter much,
And SO they took him in.
They laugh'd to see his little hat,
With such narrow brim;
They LAUGHED to note his tlapper coat,
With skirts so scant and trim.
But barely had they gone mile,
When, grovey, one and all,
AZ once began to think the man
Was not SO very small
His Goa, had got n broader skirt,
His ha,ya broader brm,
His leg grew stout, and soon pumpt out
very proper limb.
Still on they went, md as they went
More rough the pillows grew
And rose and fell, greater swell,
And he was swelling too!
And 10 where room had been for seven,
For six there scarce was space!
For five for four for three mot moro
Thnn two could find place
There was not even roop' for one
They crowded by degrees
Aye-closer yet, till elbows met,
And knees were jogging knees.
"Good Sir, you must not sit a-stern,
The wave will else come i'm -
Without a word he gravely stirrl,
Another seat to win.
Good Sir, the boat has lost her trim,
You must not sit alec!
With smiling face and courteous grace,
The middle seat took he.
But still, ny constant quiet growth
His back became wide,
Each neighbour wight, to left aud right,
Was thrust against the side.
Lord how they chided with themselves,
That they had let him in;
To see him grow monstrous now,
That came small aud thin
On every brow dew.drop stood,
They grew scared and hot
" 1 the name OF all that's great aud tall,
Who are yc, Sir, and what: 20
Loud Laughed the Gogmagog, n laugh
AS loud as giants ro;u-
When first 1 came my proper name
Was LiAie-now Pm Moore ~
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GENTLEMEN,S CLOTHING.

HENRY PRICE, thank Gul for past favor.. ha. the
pleasure OF informing his friends and customers that he
mas just returned from the North with the
SPRING FASHIONS.
and supply of every article in hi. line .e,ec,
Cd oy himself in New York-which he will have made
up to order Of his friends Thy worken equal to any
IN the Union. on terms the most reasonabis and &C.
eommoda,ing.
He offers BLACK,
GREEM Fine ~elve. Cloth, Of tn.
OLIVE, very finest quality.
CLARET
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NEW ACCOMMODATION

NEW ACCOM MODAIlON
M ALL LINE, from Lynchburg to Char
I'VE lot.esville. Virginia.
This lins, drumming through the counties of Am
hersf, Nelson and Albemarle, will in future,
leave charlottesville, on Mondays and Fridays
al 3 "A M and arrive al Lynchburs on Tues
day and Saturday, by p. NJ. Leave Lunch
burg Mondays al ga. NJ. & Fridays at4oA. NJ.
and arrive at Charlottesville on Saturday, and
tuesdays, ny half after 3P NJ. Tins line is
arranged with the Northern and Southern line
at Charlottesville, and with The Western line a,
Lynehburg, which intersects the Valley line at
Salem; This is the nearest ard cheapest route
from Washington City to Lynchburc. The
proprietor has procured comfortable coaches
strong. active horses, careful drivers, and will
spare no pains 10 please. On This route there is
no night travelling.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington. by this
route is only Sit 81
From Lynchburs to Charlottesville,
81 so.
THE PROPRIETOR.
March 81 tf
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NOTICE.

The subscriber has opened GUN.SD7JJH SyoD
IN the House occupied by MIR. J. comot;n. -
a Work shop IN the rear OF the Central Hotel 81 :;
PREPARED TO do any Kind Of C YIN and PISTOL iRo,.
at The shortest notice. AIso, any kind of c.s,
mend'ng. making OF Door Locks and Kcvs III
which viii he strictly tended to- He thereto,
mat strict attention to business will en,;,e i;te
gi'en for Uanut plank, from 2to 3 inch... ,h;.n
seasoned. JOHN n nJ.U, cUEn' !"
April Io-tf
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TWO DAYS LATER.-By the packet Shin Cor;n.
than. we have received files of London papers and
Loyds Lists TO the Both u inclusive the following
have discovered in them. '' "
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oURE FOR nysrErstA-Wc have heard ola dyspeptc
Clergyman at TIC South who aner a lonu coptinrmnn,
concluded TO try the experiment Of preaching once more
aud accordingly he delivered three discourses one ay
q" hour each Upon his return to the house, he told
ms negro servant that he felt much better for preaching
me servant replied thot you would, mass to get so
much trash off your tomach"
SAooERIiEs PAPER MANUrACroRY.--Tho establishment
IN Saugertcs Ulster N for the manufacture of ma
chhc paper probably the in the United
States When all the works are in operation il will en-
poy about 900 persons and capable turning out
square rect OF paper in an hour The paper of very
superior quanty' 1t Is heavy fine and texture ea
sy OF and unlike other machine paper cannot
be torn lengthwise into strings.
NJ CHARLES DUrIN-We learn from his statements
that the population of Paris 900
than half OF whom die in the hospitals and that not fourth
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934 1-2 ACRES.
PUBLIC SALE OF L4NI)

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
Near the University of Virginia.
On Monday. the fourth day o August, n.x1 ,v;u &.
Nc JoelJV. Brown, about N'P, W
$500 ACRES
vi valuable lana, beng the residue tract OF land in
the ne'ghbourhood Of Char loes VILE merly belong
ing to the late President Monroe and conveyed nv hin;
20 me bank OF the United States in satisfaction of
deot transferred to it by the Bank of Columbia
ne whole tract IS remarkably well timbereJ & ad
situated; and about five hundred acres of
OF the best mountain quality, and the remaining
part OF good quality On the mountain mart ,bsr. :
acommoaion. DWELLING HOUSE, with a GRIST
on other portions ofthe The aud has been laid
'o SIX convenient divisions, and WILDE sold to suit
the convenience ofpurc hasers
ne lands Will be sold a credit of l. g. Q A and r
carrying interest from the time of sale: 8. bonds
% personal security, anda lien upon the
ana' VIII be required to- secure the payments
Forinrther information apply to John Watson. ESQ.
VINO re- ides about four miles from the lard
SAMUEL III. SMITH, President.
'"y 9i-"S Oihce OF Bank, U. 5. Wash'ton.
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IN CHANCERY.
FOR SALE.

TUX SALE,
q SHOEM AKER, and as good as
any In this place, TO say of a man of color Like.
wise The hrck house that ! at present occupy win
good kitchen. smoke house and ven che,I To n mr.
the entire of the house, and lot on reasonable
mere Is irst rate well on the lot Apply to the SUBJ
scriher or the main street will give credit IN 49,
OF The above property: as wish pay my lawful debts
,- =. M. CASEY.
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TRUST SALE

TRUST SALE.
by virtue OF deed ola Deed of pru.t e,..,,sa >,
tne subscribers by James Monroe on The go,h la, =,
oeptember 1896, and dol, recorded for The on,noss
nel" men,ionso' we shall offer for sale for ready
money, on Mondy. the 7th Of july next. in tho ,nv,
OF Charlottesville, being Albemaric court dav Ger
tam tract OF Land lying and be ny in the countv o Al
oemafie, about three mi'es below tie town II Milton
and one mile North Of the Rivanna River ad;oip;o,
inc lands OF David Micbie, Charles HucksteD and 20
theirs, and cont aiming 80" y
700 ACRES,
more or less, together with ali the b,iIdn,s and ;
Provements thereon The Trustee, ~ III conc. 1T
ts which Is believed to be indpua ble) a, !, vcsed
IN them by the Aforesaid deed of TINT
WM. DANDRlDCE7 49,
M. n q, WA. H. ROANE, trustees
~ d. hhno Inc deed requires sale for ready mo.
'"e Parues consent to sell the property on rr,di,
- o"e' Two, ana three years win interest from ia,
d"'e-and in that case, bond wit, approved pcr,on
ed ~ " O' ''q"h