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Quarantine Regulations.
E'IlE BOARD Of Health for lho town ofNew

FkNlIE Hoard of llcn lih fol tho town Of New.
n port, at n meeting held on the dth day
of June, 1898, for the purpose Of making R6g
ulaiions for the presei vation of the Health Of
the Inhabitants Of enid town ordered aud de-
creed the following QUARANTINE REG.
CLATIONS.
Ist.-That every vessel arriving at this
port between the 10Th day Of June and the
10Th day of October next, from any For
cign port or place lying between he'lat
of a5 degrees north, and as degrees south,
and every vessel arriving from any port IN
the United States south Of the Chesapeake
Bay, including Norfolk, (Vr.) and places
on the james River, Notwithstanding said
vessel may have stopped or touched nt any
intermediate port or ports during its home
ward passage, shall be carried by the
health officer 10 The quarantine ground.
near Coasters barboT Island. L. Pfocided
That vessels arriving ut this pofl from n
Carolina, Virginia or Maryland, with lum.
Der, naval stores, provisions, fruit or vege.
tables only on board, with no Sickness on
board, and not having had any eickness
during the voyage, shall be permitted by
the health officer TO come Immediately in.
TO any wharf in the town md unload her
cargo, free Of any expense: ind proriticd
also, That any vessel bound TO some 9th.
or port, and liable TO our Quarantine Reg.
ulations, merely stopping NJ this port 10
wait for n wind, shall be permitted 10 pro.
coed on her voyage, ii she docs not an.
chor within half n mile Of the town, nor
have any communication Herewith, ex.
cept through the health officer.
2d.-Tbat when any vessel has been
carried TO the quarantine ground by the
health officer. he shall as soon az may be,
inform the President OF this Board Of her
situstion and circumstances and shall by
his advice aud direction, take such meas.
ures for cleansing ssid vessel, as are pro-
per and necessary, and shall dciain her
on the quarantine ground, 90 long as the
President shall think IL cxpcdient
3d.--That whenever any vessel shall ar.
rive at this port, having any person sick
on board, the President on being inform.
ed thereof by the health officer, shall i'm.
medIaiely send a physician on board 10 OK.
anime sbid person, who shnll report in
writing to the President his true state ond
condition, and the nature Of his disease,
and the President, If IL appears TO him cx.
pediont, shall order such person 10 bc re.
moved from said vessel, and carried 10
some suitable place out Of the compact
part Of the town, snd there wken care Of
nnder the direction Of the health officer,
until such time as hc is properly cured Of
his disorder. which shall be determined by
the attending physician, who shall give
such person a certificate that he is, in his
opinion, entirely free from any contagious
disease; prorid,d aiieoys, that oil the ex-
penscs that may be incurred by tie reno.
val, nursing ouo attendance Of such sick
person, shall be betrayed by himself, or BY
the owler or Tnesier Of such vessel,
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TREASURY DEPARrMEST,) D
Nav OS lS1S


The "Act for the relief of certain sur.
yiving Officers and Soldiers of the Revo.
lution,'' approved OF the 9Th day Of May,
1873, (of which the foregoing is a copy,)
will be oarried'into effect under the fol.
lowing regulations
Each Officer. claiming under the act,
will transmit to TIE Secretary Of the Trea.
sury \ declaration, according To the form
hcreunio annexed marked A, and each
non commissioned OEcsr. Musician and
PIRATE, according to the form marked b,
accompanied by the oath ottyo respecta-
bic witnesses. as to his identity. whic b
rs,h is to DC taken before justice OF the
Peace or other magistrate, on'y empow-
cred to administer oaths in the State or
Territory in which he resides, and authen-
iicatad under the seal Of the Court Of The
County in which the oath was administer.
ei, rs shown in the said forms.
Each Officer will also transmit his com.
mission, If in existence and alta nable, and
each non. commissioned Officer, Musician.
und Private, his discharge; which docu-
rnents after being registered viii be re-
turned. II the commission or discharge
h.s been lost or destroyed. he will trans
nit sicb other evidence as he may possess
,or San obtain, corroborative Of the state.
-,ssis 81 forth in his Seclsra,ior,
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This Day opening, at
ia, THAM sraHrE MEs
Il. S. CAHOONE.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS


FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting Of
ID DROADCLOTHS blue, black and 9th
I'D er eolors, low priced and fine; cassi-
meres, fsnnels, bornbazetis, black circas.
slams, bombazin, red raw silk Sbawls, Cd
merino do. square with palm corners, fan.
cy hdkfs. from 10 cts. TO 81; BnttaDiias,
choppas and Bsndannss, French nnd In.
dia Black Leyantines. Slate Pongees,
Blk. Gros de Naples, White e. Bird OF
Paradise do cheap gauze Garnitprc, plain
broad Taffetl snd satin ribbons, Betting,
ulper Brown Batise, Plaid a. striped do. s 4
plaid g. Striped Ginghnms, Linens, Lin.
ten Cambrics, Imitation do. Plain g. dot
ed swiss, Swiss Jsconet and Null. Book.
Muslins, brown Cambria .Cslicoes from RI
cts. 9 s. Thread Lace, "A g. Ga plain
Nets. Linen Floss, Boxes Of cotton Of Cd
Ladies blk Kid Gloves al U.s. assorted Par.
il do. Bowdards end Rayels do. white. blk.
and Slate English Silk do. cheap, Canton,
Nankin g. French Grapes American dim
i,y, Tickings, Ging5ams-B Blesched and
Unb'eached SbeetiDg AID Sbuting.
ALSO small 10, Of over yard wide
SilEETING at ID per yard.
NauUurt Nav
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LOOK AEREl

1--WE or Six Bosrders can be acommo-
II doted at the CASTLE Hill FARs. IN
the Neck The situation 10 extremely plea.
SAINT. having sn extensive view oftbe ocean,
and is faciliiie. for fishing and fowling
are no, exceeded by any other locstion on
the Island. Access msy be had 10 the
Farm either By land ~ water.
Apply TO JOHN a. COLLINS.s
March "a, le2s.
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Newport, Thursday Morning, June &C. 1925

before whom the foregoing sffidavits
were sworn, was, at the time, Justice
ofthe Peace. or as the case may be- and
duly empowered to administer oaths.
In testimony Whereof | have hcreunto
set my hand, and affixed the seal OF
IL. s. lthc said Court, this day OF
in the year :,
[Signedl ~
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C |


Form ofa Po,rer Of .4iioutey.
Know all men by these presents, that l.
---,of -, in the county OF ----, in III
State Of, do hereby constitute and sp.
point ----, my true and lawful attorney
with power of substitution, for me, and in
my name, to receive from the United States
the amount of pay now due 10 me, under the
act for the relief of certain surviving officers
and soldiers of the Revolution, approved
18th May, 1876, as ---- in the ---- regi.
ment ofthe - line Of the army of the Re
voluion.
Witness my hand and seal this - day
Of, in the year ----
Sealed ana deferred in The ]
presence Of
Signedl (L.s.l
Before me -, Justice Of the Peace in
the county -, in the State Of -, per.
sonally appeared this day., whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing power of at
torney, and acknowledged the same to be
his act and decd
Witness my hand, this day Of -----,
in the year
Signed.
T., Clerk ofthe Court Of the County
f., in the State of -----, do hereby GER
tify, that -, before whom the foregoing
power of attorney was acknowledged, is a
Justice of the Peace.
In testimony whereof, have here
!, Il unto set my hand, and affixed the
'' seal ofthe said court, this-.--day
Of, in The year
IDl
Form of.?Efarii 10 be taken BY attorneys.
Before me, "a Justice OF the Peace
in The county Of in the Of per.
Sonally appeared this day, the attorney
named in the foregoing power ofottorpey,
and made oath that the Same was no, given
to hia by reason ofany transfer, or OF any
attachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal
process whatever, of the pay therein author
lied to be received, but that the said pay is
intended to cnure wholly to the personal
benefit of the person by whom the sand pow
or was executed.
Witness ny hand, this day Of in
the year
Before me. There ipser, either Jus
Gee ofths Pescc or other inagisrat', :, dul.
empowered to administer oaths, in the
County OF in the State Of person
ally appeared, this day, and OF
the said county, who d;d, scverally, make
oath, that by whom the foregoing de.
claraton was subscribed, is generally re-.
puted and believed to have been an Officer
in the Army Of the Revolution, in manner
as therein stated.
Witness my hand, tiis day Of in
the year
[Signedl
!, CLERK of the Court Of the County
Of in the State Of do hereby certify,
that before whom the foregoing ofida.
Wits were sworn, was, q; the time, there in.
sert eithe, Justice Of the Peace or other
magistrate, duly empowered to administer
oa,hs, and duly empowered to adminste r
oaths.
In testimony whereof, ! have here.
r, ., unto set my hand, and affixed the
- ''I seal ofthe said Court, this day
Of in The year
[Signedl
June 10 ,--3 mos
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Is.
Form NJ q Declaration 10 be made by The
non commissioned Offers, Musicians
and Prirates.
For the purpose Of obtaining tho benefit
of"An &C, for the relief OF certain surviving
officers and soldiers Of the Army of the
Revolution" approved on the 18th Of May,
lo2S. 4, of in the County of,
in the State CT do hereby declare that
enlisted in tho Continental Line of the
Army of the Revolution, for and during the
war, and continued in its service until its
termination; at which period was Ser
geant, Corporal, musician, or Private, as
the case may bel in Captain Is Com
pany. IN the regiment nf the line.
And I also declare that afterwards reed
a cer,IAcate for the reward of eighty dolls.
To which was entitled. under resolve Of
Congress. passed the 18th of May, 1873.
And further declare that / was not. on
The fifteenth dsy of March, ls2S, on the
Pension List ofthe United States.
ISignedl
Before mo, here insert either q Jus
ice Of the Pssce or other magistrate, duly
empowered to administer oa,hs,1 in the
pouHtg" " !" VIC o'e'F W PeI
,onally appeared, this day and /,
Vt the said County, who I'D seyerally make
oath that by whom the for' going de-
clararion vas subscribed, is generrlly re-
puted and believed TO have been an officer
in the Army OF the Revolution, IN manner
as therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day yof IN
the year
I Clesk OF the Court ofthe County
of IN the state Of do certify, that
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II the evidence transmitted, taken in
connexion with that afforded by the pub
lie records at Washington, be found salts.
factory. the amount Of two years full pay,
at the rate to which the Officer or Soldier
was entitled, according TO his rank in the
line, at the close of the war, or at the time
Of his reduction, (as the case MAY be, but
in no instance exceeding the full pay of a
Captain of the Continental Line, will be
transmitted to him, at the place Of his res
idence, after deducting therefrom the a.
mount ofany pension which he may have
received from the United States since the
ID day of March, 1896. He may, howev-
er. autborise any other person 10 receive
Il for him; in which case, he will execute
power of attorney, according TO the an
nexed form, marked &, which must be &C.
knowledeed before Justice Of the Peace,
or other Magistrate, and authenticated un-
der the seal of :he Court of the County. in
the saIne manner as is already prescribed
in regard to declarations. But no pay.
ment will be made 10 any such attorney,
until he has made oath, according Ia the
annexed form &, that the pay which he is
authorised TO receive is intended TO enure
wholly TO the personal benefit oi the OH
Ger or Soldier whose attorney he is.
1t is requested that all letters to the Sc
cretary of the Treasury, on the subject,
may be endorsed on the cover, "Revolu-
tionery Claims" RICHARD RUSH.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

IN THE BRICK BuILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham.street.
Entrance Pelham -street.)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum--one half in advance
Price Of .1doeriising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
rion. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
UJ'All accounts must be settled at least
once year.
D'No paper discontinued until arroarages
are paid.
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[A.I
Form Of Declaration TO be made by The
Officers.

Form Of a Declaration TO be made by The
Officers.
For tho purpose Of obtaining the bene-
fits of an act, entitled "An act for the re-
lief of certain surviving officers and sol
diers of the Army of the Revolution" ap-
proved on the 18th Of May, 1898, I,-of
-, in the county -, IN the State Of
-, do hereby declare that was an off,
Ger in the. Continental Line of the Army
of the Revolution, and served as such,
here insert, to the end Of the war, or (as
the case may be- to the time when the ar
rangement of the Army provided by the
resolves Of Congress of the 3d and 2lst of
October, 1850, was carried into effect, and
was reduced under that arrangement at
which period was - in the ----- reg
iment of the - line.
And also declare, that afterwards re.
ceved a certificate Commonly called
ccmmutatlOn certificate) for sum equal
to the amount Of FIVE years full pay; which
sum was offered by the resolve Of Con.
gress, of the 22d of March, 1893, instead
Of the hall pay for life, to which was en-.
titled under the resolve OF the 2lst OF Oc-
toher, 1850.
And 40 further declare, that have re-
ceived of the United States. as pension.
or, since the Sd day Of March, 1896, Here
insert, No money, or, (as the case may be)
that have received, as pensioner of the
United States, since the 81 day of March,
1923, the sum of - dollars, paid 10 me
by the agent for paying pensions in the
State of -
tSigned]
Before me, -, here insert, Justice Of
the Peace, or other magistrate, duly EN-.
powered 10 administer oaths, in the coun.
ty of -, in the State Of -, personally
appeared, this day.. and -, Of the
said county, who did, severally, make oath.
that - by whom the foregoing declara.
ton was subscribed, d generally reputed
and believed 10 have been an officer in the
Army of the Revolution, in manner as
therein stated
Witness my hand, this ---- day Of -,
in the year -
'tSiguedl
L., Clerk Of the Court Of the County
OF -, in the State Of -, do hereby Ger.
tify, that -, before whom the foregoing
atiidavts were sworn, was, at the time, a
- here insert, Justice Of the Peace, or
other magistrate, duly empowered to ad-
minister oaths,l and duly empowered to
administer oaths.
In testimony whereof, have bercnnto
set my hand, and affixed the seal Of
LIS the said Court, this day Of =,
in the year
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Before me -, Justice of the reaeo in
the county ----, in the State Of -----, per.
sonally appeared, this day., whose name
is subscribed to the foregoing power of at
torney, and acknowledged the same to be
his act and decd
Witness my hand, this day Of -----,
in the year--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-25

ID uhSUANro he proyi'ions Of Deed uf Trust cxeept
ed 70 the suherib.f by Tbo- Hurts the z4t d,v
Of jan 1879, and duly recorded in the See of Hauoytr
county court the following property, much thereof az
oe vho'et Ia answer The purposes the tiu.t will
W "HtIeu Tor sole, at public auction the chest bidder
Tor Isaay money, on Wednesday the 26lh inst at the
Hoo % w. ayern at Hanover courthouse, undivided 9Th
~ is.u2ys county Containing 2o5 acres, less ba,
"a ny e lands OF John Amber Chas. ensbsyy A ote and
being The tract OF land Of WITCH Pumer iIsrri. died
a9 ore tael OF land containing q acres less lying
eynh'yand bounded by the lands Of ohu Amber
and oitr. The quality of said Of land and ". Inc
o. tnc as convenient settle for tavern so gene,
ay sosu That further description deemed nner essary
The ttis - considered ndp nabie hut the uhse, be wi,
convey only such iitIe rs s v1.tcd ia him ~ trustee
March a. "A' ~ 30, -, "15'ee'
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.N,ETV .lrqP OF YIRGLNI9

'I7HE New Map Of Virginia, compiled from actual survey,
= under the authority OF the State, pnhlhed A. 4
may be ohanedhy pesons DESTROYS Of PROCURING on
l'on to VIM H. R'ehardsoG, Che Capitol q CITY of Rich
mond. ~ w. A''0i-
This work, Effected by the lsbour of many wears. and ,
great cost OF care end money has perhaps been
ed 10 variety aud accuracy Of detail or IN beany and
Of executun II reflects he highest credit ON he sc,ene @
skill OF the persons immediately in its publication
snd Tust prove highly gratifying and useful f. The pb r
Legislature have authorized m sale Of $50 Copies lv f m
Map on the large scale OF i've mrs the inch; and tb
cutiye with the view If making the sale - extsns,y I i
possible have directed the copeso disposed Of at he
moderate yfice OF SO. ~ 81 '''
Under these circumstances is probable That person.
shall not make early application, will unable 10 bt
Copy Of ths beautiful aud valuable ,soik '" d
Ausust s. % ,s
Map IF PrgiSia, reduced from ne Vine Sb,sJ H.
nc STATE, according 70 The Prop9s Of an act ne
6@erbY paused Nh Mdych, 1857, i nlso pStb,5,R od
nay he o9tanfd on oPPi'cation abors Price s. psI
CoPe y both FLAPS, ~ Convenient portable foyf n o. be-
Dc. p, 1927. GO
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h'fit commissioned an acI,-hlIit,i A ~
a corporate the Riehnond Manufacturing Con paby pas
n on inc 'lh day Z" Feb 1928, hereby give puhhS MIC
that cooks of subscription will be opened Al the Ner,n,
S House N The city Of Riehmch Tuesday the Is. Of
iPi iS-o al IL O'Clock, for the purpose receiving
.sPiions 10 the Capital Stock of the said coT,snvand
,eS ts a'd books will he kept open from day day from
eHSespted) NATL the oek is subscribed for.
4"Atoh H. I00-2awtT.tA
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ii UHtHdJEe Plantation for Sale
I'uE Subscriber eSrS for sale his Polarization il, N, eourf
~ Of RanoVeT iyng on chiekahon,iy Ssopnp, containing
$50 acres; Is I2 nes from oityof Richmond; ne
HeeLa,iesvs TT,pike passes through t. TKcre are ,asrs
tAan zoo Herss uoh kavs been cleared etber on it
considered equal, II not SapsrioYt any m this section Of
country There so acres oferceet MeadoU Land 10
sat purchase, tsat part lying Jeiow the Turnpike sod
e2HF@feJdtsPoSedef There Is Sasu MN luhin Gnf
hfts, 'uhie tpd be great advantage 10 anu ono tv
GET up the timber. bieiid vGer description Is deen
tatHneees.2r those DESTROYS Of yesng capital m and
VII 9es M Joshua SOrrs tfUng the adjoining farm vii
shssit at any time; application TO De Kim or
dugtGf7. tf2S (sERprfS STORMS
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BUSHY FOREST.

ENHIS estate, the ancient of the Read family will
II not previously soh be exposed the highest bidder
on me Isl Monday HAY next, being Charlotte court day
Oh credit 81 j. ?, years, credit 10 suit such
persons as may be inclined Ia purchase. CONTAINS nearly
200 aeteof land lying both sides of Little Roanqake;
9u ana large odd the upper western side and
into two or more tracts to suit purchasers.
his land naturally among the hest in the couu. rom
siderable proportion low ,r9und OF vrrat i,,v II,
wen waieTrd and well tmbeTed; good fence ard in
soop ofIeE ior cropping part the land approaches with
m mile OF Charlotte Courthouse, would init mo
ItnDal or antile There never falling streau
on "hfh formerly stood srit mill Further desrripton
land. 49, N'' "''' SAW ''''
Jan. IN. 90 .,
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.NEU Goods.


THiE subscr,hers have recently received arge
NA 70 their previous stock IT uoissso
The following is part Of their sssuGtmsnt;
Wcrsted bareg-s, beautiful cologs
psin Gio de Naples
Wa,ered 40 aud figured
Black white & o0lorei French saGns
Black India do u satin leyant,ues
Coiored y white horenets
Double chain black do
Real K limitation Italian u,trius,
Black India aogenee', wide Article and cheap
Black senshaw. :. sar:ueis
sie no imitation 20. cashmere imitation ito. for
ladies
German twille, spieheld DOidsre company and COM
bandanna, for gentlemen
an kinds do for boys, children &-seryant,
LINEN oAinhties K linen sanbTie hdkis
Fire side shAwls
Nler,no and cashmere 10
Nankm Il anton cTeLss
Black Italian cfavas
Coiofed dc. new article
bobhinst FOR wells & dresses
Thread + hobhinst laees y edgngs
ali ENDS mtsin'a' PAM hS"red tamhCred hook, plain,
figured and snibored null, Pisin aud lamho ed wss
Striped and plain and herring bone 10
Garment, furniture and eaEbc dimliies
Beautiful inserting aud all other kinds TRIMMINGS, as
gmp', cords, pushes, see', qailnss silks: Nc Sc e
braniaboo trimming, Tor pe,sses and riding dresses
beautiful Article
Ladies. sh'it kid, horseskn GLQEES
Ladie..' long white and eolored do
Gentlrmens walking, riding and dress glove,
~ kind: ladies gsltemens and ehi!d ems HOSIERY
al kind. RiBBINDS, those fer belts and bonne;s very
large a.or,meu, csmbrie, ealieoe, Cfcns.ian ,ad.
Tartan plaids for coak aud inferior do. for seTvanls'
dresses
Clmtls hsir Gamble; for lades aud gentiemen elpsk,
new and beautiful article
pomhszeu aud bonbazines
Cloths anil oarsm.re. of every desrrniI5n
Gang-uP cords ami v.fvets
caszInsts ui all collars
Silk swan.down, tOliine vaerJa and Mar.eilles
iugs
Brown ana he1ched domestic. Of all width. aud quatie,
DO checks, bodtiCkngs
Linsey woIlseys and kerseys, fer servant Ooihns
0znabuISs and tioklsn'u rgs Of all qualities
CdRPETINGS AND RUGS OF the latest, an elegan
IFtsh German and Scotch sheeting., of which o-4
WIDE Lwidth wthou, seanl
Shell and brazilian tuck, side aud beet combs
large assortment IRISH LINENS
superior grass bleach, and exceedingly cheap
White, red and green flnneis
Spotted do. for children
Merino Cloths for do
ca, 80, 10 II, -, rs f I44 rose BLANKETS
to point do
N4PT COTTONS, under marIe; price.
Aud large variety Of other arrived; all
which have been purchased at the lowest market prices,
much under, aud Will be oeie at smaller advances than
icLaiy, in consequence of the a;eness Of the
VII hEALE & CO.
Dec % G9-wtf
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-a,, James Riye Land 5i0r Sale.

\
SFeHE FlSH-POND PLANTATION, o, Jano, Riv., IN
~ Nelson, miles from Warminster, Soft. Cbarioii.s
' ana 20 from Richmond, oun,anng aeres-2OO of
are PRIME iow grounds most of the balance rich and
hish Ian yielding iine crops of wheat tobacco
~ heay' me water eSeelleDt aud the neighborhooI el
TO any Inc Pond (Which is in fact big spring of pure
wSetI iul ct me fish the barns, tobacco houses. SC are
iage anu Convenient II contains quarry of fine ,ae for
building, Terms small part cash. long credit for the raj
an deduction Tor shorter payment. Also 100 ACRES
limestone ami the marble described in Mr. Jee.on mates
Warmins,er March l. o.
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TIME subscriber will sell privately his el land
a Bedford county, uatcd the north and south forks p
Goose Greek aud the main road leading from Lynehbug
70 t'neas!e II miles west Of Liberty, and adjoining Capt
NuioFd II contains about 100 acres, Of which 800
cleared The part which Is uncleared, except very small
rostous excellent tobacco lard OF the cleared land $50
acres are low grounds of The FIRST quality and the remainder
remarkably 6ne high lahd This the best tracts Of
sHd tue upper country, bsiug well adapted TO the cuv,.
ton OF tobacco and all kinds Of gam lies kably well
and very free from vnei il divided would
handsome tracts, which shall he DONE il who wish
purchase wish IT, Pe1sons Wishing purchase may apply
he subscriber residing IN the ghbuhuod of New Loud1n
Of to Capt Bufod, residing tnetrSet WIN. IRVINE.
e. n.