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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

FT0n VIC NaZcIfo 90 FTHFctt NIh Vcf
BELeGUM.-The latest accounts from Brussels are OF
81 October. II was then known tha, Nanur had sur
rendered, and that the Brabancon flag flying at vii.
vofde. Letters from Malines Of the first announced
that Prince Frederick and his troops occupied The neigh.
JO,ring villages Of yohleW, DufFul, sc NJ dc sias
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09

rl- NO'sChDih.
The Nsw-YoIk Commercial Advertiser Of Saturday,
furnishes the following abstract of important inteiii
gence received ON Colombia, by the Journal OF Com.
BY the way Of Jamaica and Havana papers 6or,
CarhageDa 10 Sept. h, and from Bogoia to Au< 2s,b
. s J,@ss, c ~ ,n, cry and by the way Of Hall
been received in Bosten. The latter paper contains
the io'lowinEg items OF intelligence
The following is translation Of Proclamation i,sr.
ed by the Libsrsior, on the ISL nit
Proclamation Of BOfirar 10 his CountrvmSu
The public casmities which have reduced C,.lo,u
bis TO state OF anarchy force 70 quit The rsno.. -
retirsmsnt, to fulfil my duties az citizen nd .o,d,
Many o. you call me. ibst may assist in trseins IN.
Republic OF the alarming desosioD which threatens IL
inih' 70 the utmost Of my abilities, the eon6den,.
winch you have honoured me. ofsr you al sv 80
70 cooperate with you in The reunion Of the fn, i,
ColnEbis at present sunk in the horrors Of civil -
belongs TO you 10 her aud 10 re.units voo,.si,
the Govsromt M, wbich common danger Ia, nj, =,
ed .' your hand. Forget, ] en,reat you, even yoa,
psssions for without this heroic sacrifce CoJoy,h;s
will be no ore! You will Otherwise have tbs ;nJa
rous that people vho did not re,peet ibsm
selves sac'ihcsd their giory-bsir liberty Bo, moi
ColumbiaDs you sre obed, nj TO the voice Of Won, n
ligion. and your County Yom rssp. e, the m,si,,a,
and wiz OBEY the Law; and ny these means, you will
Carfhogena, Sept Is. 1880. DoN''AN'
Our Correspondent writes, that Deputies had ,y,-,
At Carihsgens from BoEoa, aud Bolivar was 10 depar,
tor otan' 10 ten or twelve days, or about the lei Of
October.
We copy the fore goirg from the Boston commsrc;,,
Gazette. ~ '"e'e'si
TIE Y. journal Of Commerce Of lbi. morning.
con s,ns several translaous II sppesrs from tben1
tna' 'he ssrrison In Carthsgens, ere Bolivar has
been residing 10 promote dssenon and civil war m ad
1sclaTauon on the ID OF Aufus, declaring him Gene
Iansdmo IN eon'equence was said, Of resol1ten
taken by the Calico Bsttsiion. meeting wa, held an
the evening Of the zane day at which Bova,,s sLsis
ton Generals attended Gaze no, Ucros, O'Lessy In.
que and Blspce,-seven colonel, two captains Of tbe
Navy ten Fret c. mn'and4nfs, and vafion, Other ssh
ordinate officers Rssolu ons were psssed Tor 60 bi,h
we have nc room to-day They wste,o the effect, Tia,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
Form Of Government for Virginia.
Adopted January Nth 1890


Whereas the Delegates and Representatives of the
good people Of Virginia in Convention assembled on
the twentynnth day Of June in the year Of our Lord
thousand seven hundred and seventy-six recjtDr
ind declaring, that whereas, George the third King
of Great Britain aud Ireland and Elector of Hanover
before that time entrusted with the exercise of the
kingy Office in the Government of Virginia. had en-.
deavoured to pcrvert tic same into dctestablc and
lnsupportabIe tyranny, by putting his negative on
laws the most Wholesome and necessary for tie pub
hcgood; by denying his Governors permission To pass
laws OF immediate and pressing importance, unless
suspendedn their operation for his assent and when
80 suspended ncglcciing TO attend to them for many
years; by refusing to pass certain other laws unless
The persons TO be benefited by them would renquish
the nestmabe right of representation in the LeGisle
ture; by dissolvng Legislative assemblies repeatedly
and continually, for opposing with manly frInncs I,
las nvasions of the rights Of the people when dis
solved by refusing TO call others for long space of
time, thereby leaving the political system without any
legislative head; by cndeayourng prevent the fn
uation of our country and for that purpose obsTuct
ing the laws for the naturalization Of foreigners bv
Keeping umong us, in time Of peace, standing armies
and ships OF war; by affecting to render the military
independent OF and superour 10 the civil bower; bv
combining with others To subject us TO f1icipn urls
uction, giving his assent to their pretended acts Of
GE-sinn, for quartering large bodies ofarned troops
among us, icr cutting off trade with all parts Of
tho world for imposing taxes Us without our con.
sent for dcprYlng of the benefits of the trial by III
ry for transporting us beyond seas TO be tried fer
pretended offences, for suspendng our own Lcpsla
lures and declaring themselves invested with poyer
~ legsatc for IN ali wha tsocver by plunder
ing our seas. rasagIng our coasts burning our towns
and destroying the lives Of our peoples by melting in
surrcctOns of our fellow subjects with the allure
ments Of forfeiture and confscation; by prompjn.-
our negroes TO rise in among US those very ms
grocs, whom by an in1uman Of lie NEGATIVE
he had refused us permission to exclude by ldw;
~ cndeavonting TO bring on the inhabitants oi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
WINTERS ARABIAN.

'llIS beautiful and Arabian Stallion will stand
atmy stable, in the county of Brunswick, 81
miles South of Petersburg, and Is miles Northeast
of Lawrcnccvlo, and "a miles Northwest from Bel
field. Those having blooded mares, and being desi-
ous of improving their stock will not omit this OPP
Portunity of doing so, as it is probable he will not
again stand in this section of the country il will be
readily admitted by all breeders Of fine horses, that
our stock does at this time, much need cross of
his hind, az the English did at the time the Godol-
Phin Arabian commenced Governing in England, and
no doubt viii be, by this cross, much improved
That was. Evidence of his Arabian origin, and tie
price Mt which he will be lie, to mares, will be pub
lished before the season commences.
Jan 5-ts JOHN TUCKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

GtELECT sCHoOL.--My School will be continued
- the ensuing year. The course Of instruction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Iapgu Mathematics.
Arithmetic, Geography, with the Use of Maps and
Globes; English Grammar, English Composition, &c
The School viii commence the 25tb day Of Janua.
~ 1850. AID terminate on the 10Th day Of December
following.
There will be vacation of four weeks, ncing
ON the 12th day Of June. 9,rI..
The charge for board, tuition, washing. lodging AMI
fuel. will he one hundred and ten dollars, payable,
half on the Is, day Of june 1880, and the other
half on the LIST day Of Dccember following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, aud
much care and Kindness will be extended TO boys
hded to my instruction, as 10 my children.
No boy, more than IS years old, viii be admitted in.
20 the School unless he shall be personally known 10
me for orderly, exemplary department.
My residence is remote from the haunts Of vice nd
mmorslity, and remarkably healthy. u is situated in
the county of Louisa, SO miles from Richmond ar,
the like distance from Fredcricksburg The s,ncs
from Fredericksburg To Carersvlc passes by my rr..
idrncc; and that from Richmond to IIarfis,,rbor,
withn short distance oft 'N'
Letters 10 me should be directed TO t;.tdcnc,'
Roads, LOuss. WILLIAM NRteoy
.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
FRESH GOODS.

1h4IlE Subscribers have received by the last arri-
Il walls from New York. the following articles,
which have been purchased tho most favorable
terms. -..,,,..
Blnc, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white flnnnels--a complete assortment
Pfints-a great variety .Aht .sf
Merino and cashmere scarfs. white, scarlet aud
crimson .r,' r.
Extra large shell tuck combs.
These articles addition to n very extensive
and commanding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
cd 10 the season. Il. e. l.. JAMES g. co.
doc -r. Market Surnre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

Courts and when approved, 10y the Governor shall he comn,.
stoned ny him. The Justices thnll appunt orststr, And
oil fees OF the aforesaid officers be regulated by law
. Wris shall run In the Of tho Commonwcah Of
Virginia, and bear iesc BY the Clerk. Of the sever: Conr,
indictments shall conclude against the peace ar dignity
both Houses. ff F. - = s WV "
- n, AnridE VII. fiAr i'"-
he Executive Department Of the Government shall remain
az oganizcd and the Governor aud Pfvy Cou.c.
lois snaii continue In Office until Governor elected under
shall Office all other persons
ounce when tins Constitution shall adopted here,
III expressly directed. shall Office nh suo-
.na oe appointed the law shall a,erise provide;
all the courts OF Justice exi.ng shall continue with
ne until and except Gar Judicial
Legislature. e " VI"
Done IN Conventionin the city of Richmond, ON the
hiteenth duy OF January, in the year Of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and thirty and in the
fifty fourth year of the independence Of tho II.
States Of America. 800
PHILIP p. BARBOUR.
.j.e President r the Conrtntios.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
ID. BWIGGs, a,
Secretary Of Me Conreniinn.
SCHEDULE.


Ordered, that the roll containing the draft of the
amended constitution adopted by this Convention g.
6y tsubmitted to the people of this commonwealth
Tor their ratcationor rejection, be enclosed by the
secretary IN case proper for it, prcservotion and
deposited among the archives OF the Council of
State.
Ordered. that Tire Secretary DO cause the iournos
OF the proceedings of this Convention 10 be fairly
entered in n well bound book, nnd aflcr the same
shall have been signed by the President and Sccre-
tary That he deposit the same, together with all the
original documents in the possession of the Convcn-
ton and connected with its proceedings among the
archieves of tho Council of State and further, that
nc cnuse 10 printed copies to be well bound, and
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President Of the Convention do
certify !uc copy of the amended Constitution to
the General Assembly now in session; aud that the
Gere,a Assembly be, and tkcy hereby requested
to make any additional provisions by law, which may
be necessary and proper, for submitting the same To
the voters thereby qualified 10 vote for members of
the General Assembly, at the next April election,
and Tor organizing the government under tho omend-
cd Constitution in it shall be approved and rati
fed by such voters. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

discharged by the payment of S35 during the seasou
Insurance sixty dollars. The remarkably promising
character of Gohanna's colts being so well known in
this section of country it is not deemed
say more about il.
Jan I2--oofw JNO. NJ BOTTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS.
HI NELSON has received by the last nr-
III. rivals, vi.
Fashionable carved combs
Italian mstrings ot'e
Gro dc Zines and Gros de Naples
Merno and Cashmere shawls
Calcoes and Cansr,cs
Irish linens, sheetings and diapers
Cloths, sattinets.
BE and co!oured Fringes
And variety of other seasonable Goods which Iie
offers very low for cash. dec 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
GO If A N N A

Will stand the ensuing season at MY
Farm, known as HALF SINK, nne
miles from Richmond, on The road lead
ing to Fredericksburg. Terms as for
IncrlX. For tic sensnn shn. In lie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
English Animals.

YNHE general meeting Of tire Mutual AS
surancc Society against fire on buildings of tho
State OF Virginia. will be held at the office Of the
said society in the city of Richmond, on Friday the
goth day of January next, 1880.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Principal Agent of the
dec 29-1Otrl Mutual Assurance Society.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

pleasure that the Porte has recalled 10 Contlr,inop-
the iamie. that bspished to Asia Minor
quence OF the insurresion Of the Creeks and that
general II appears inclined 10 mitigate the severe mea
adopted at the beginning OF lat year against the
Catholic Armcniaas"
PBERLIN, Nov lO.-I.iters from 81. Pstcrsburgh
cay, That the Emperor i. inclined to give up pat OF 'he
contribution TO be PATE. by Turkey; IL the Porte
sent TO cede tn him in prpe,ui,y the TO res Of Ktrs
in ASIA wi h its districts. In this ease, the occupation
OF the lncip wolh cease then. woali con-
Time only two years. This arrangement wouli su,
The Porte which would gain by IL the annual tribute OF
the two Prin,i and get rid Of great part OF the
.rmenans, wo 1T this time its discon' nted
subjects. The European Powers would slso he very
glad to the Porte delivered from the burden which
the treaty Of peace has imposed upon it, by the ecsson
OF a small extent Of territory in Asia Some OF
politicians pretend that the English Cibinet is aver-e
70 every aggrand.ement OF Russia in Asia, but 10
not think his probable. We do know, from good au-
tbory, that the Sultan natters Sir Robert Gordon in
every way but that the latter, without departing from
the respect due 10 the Sultan endsavor. to evade h >
cvilties, in order prove that the most intimate union
prevails between tie three Powers, aud that their POI
icy il ho, Influenced by petty Interests This Way OF
thinking does not please the S;l'an, who always
deavors to deceive himself respecting the relations II
the great Powers, and dreams OF projects the execu-
ton of which. Ia. always been be yon his Strength
Liverpool Cotton Market, Saturday. Mop 2S.--The
demand FIR cotton has been steady to-day. The sales
! reach 1000 bags, at previous prices
The import h, week is ouly $40 hsgs hut HE sales
reach 1880 bags, Qncuding 200O Br,zil and Bowels
ken speculaton) at an advance of Sd per H. on
Bahas and Ma anhan and a fully last weeks price
Tor other descriptions namely, 100 Sea Hands at IL
3-ii TO is Ill; 40 stained do. al 81 TO al; 46IO
Bowcd- al 81 to Al; $500 Orleans NJ ri TO Sd:
l, $50 Aabam,s and Mobiles, SC. ats 2to63.4l.
The only transactions reported in bonded articles
two SAILS OF United States flour; parcel 1850
rels OF Old, and 1870 bar ell of late import; the
mcr at 23'. aud the lar al 2t per barrel The sales
Of cotton hi. day 500 bags at full prices
and thsre IL every appearance of continued ,i-ma nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

EDUCATION.--IslI all open Boarding School the
~ ensuing year, at my residence :. ii anover County,
about ~ miles from Richmond and about q above Col
Goodais My course OF instruction win comprise the
Latin, French, aud English Languages: Geography,
with the use Of the Maps and Globes; course
oil History with Chronology, Arithmetic Mathematics
and The art OF Surveying; Ensli-h Grammar and Eng
ish Competition
My terms Tor Board and Tuition are 500 the .cbolss
tic year OF ten months My school will CONNIE nee ON
the 10Th Of January, $780, aud terminate on the 18Th
December vacation OF four weeks will be given in
the summer.
and another at the close of the year-The result Of
which will be sent to the parents and guardians of
children committed to my care.--Psrcular attention.
will he paid 10 the moral condsct Of my pupils and
good discipline maintained in school. have been en-.
gagged in teaching for eight years past, am fully.
sensible OF the great responsibility which my probes.
sion imposes My residence is unusually healthy and
remote from places OF vice and dissipation. In rela-
ton 10 my character and qualifications am authorised
to refer to the following gentlemen, viz:
highf Rer. Richard Claiming Moore, ID ID. of
Richmond.
Req Winiam ARMSTRONG, Of Richmond
u. r.: James, q Co. IF do
Rec. UiHidm Meade, d. d. of Frei,rick C,,,nf,,
Hdnorer' Dec 1929 HERM0N DAVIS.
Certificate Of Bishop Moore
Mr.. III. Davis employed by Bishop Meade az pr.
vate tutor OF his children for upwards OF two years and
have every reason to believe approved by him. l.
therefore, can with proprety recommend Mr.. Davis.
10 such parents as may be disposed TO employ him.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
letter addressed. TO me- must he directed TO
pelier, Hanover County, Va. HERMON DAVIS
Dec. TO- 7l-6,wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

A TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of tho
"a Northumberland Academy are desrous of enpap-
Ing President OF this nstititon for the ensuing year
10 gentleman well qualified to teach the Greek La
in' French and English Languages and the ordinary
branches Of Mathematics fixed salary in money will
be given.
Though the Trustees not particularly scrupuous,
they would prefera clergyman, is much wanted i'm
the ncighborhood and, il is believed quite handsome
sum would be made up for services to be performed ON
the Sabbath There would be objection to one with
houses being already provided for the exclusive
notation of the President of the School.
This institution has been in successful operation for
the last years. Is about miles from the courthouse
blessed with fine and healthy situation as any
IN this section OF country The building large and
connections aud well constructed for school.
Address 10 the untc signed at Northumberland c. II
who authorised 10 contract
SAM'L. BLACKWELL, Chr'n. of the Board OF
JOS. BAfSE, Sec'ry. Trustees.
Dec. 81. 7g-wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09
,.Mucn NJ rrNN,,. rN.uNG''- CerPer
from the Liverpool Albion.i
A BUNCH OF FORGET ME-NOYS.

N
J. MOOD, ESQ.
F,rrst me not-it isthe cry oil clay
From infancy to ngc, From ripe to rotten;
For who, s'to du TO- sctfulncss prny,"
Would bc forgotten!
Hark. the poor infant, in tho nsc of pop,
little i.nplSnder nurses lap,
Some strange neglected. gossipp'ns OH ifot,
Meanwhile on dull Obiivions lap she l'eth
In her shrll Baby lonsb language cricth-What'--
"Forgct me no,!'
The schcol-boy writes unto tho sei'-same tuno
The yearly letter, guiltlcss or blot,
"Wo break up cn the twenty hind of June"
And then, with Comps from Doctor rolyglou,
"P. :. Forget ms nol!''
When last my elder brother saird for Quito
My chalky foot had IA hobbe got
Why did lac plant his timber on my toe?
To stamp on Memory's most tender spot
"Foigct mo mott"
The dying nubob, on whose shrivcllcd skin
The Indian "Alulliga" has len its ",Rwny,"
Leaving ihe's pilgrimage rough aud ihoray,
Bnde,h his Kin.
Two tons OF saulptur cd marble TO nllot,
A small''FoIget mo not"
Tho hardy sailor parting from his wives,
Sharing amongst them all that hc has got,
Keep. fond eye upon their aner-lives,
And says to scvcntccn-"li am shot,
Forget mo not"
A past, past tense
In fact Is sought for by all human kind
Aud hence
Ono common dish wisl--to have ourselves behind.
Why, all the mob OF authors that now tIouhl.
The world with cold pressed volumes aud with hot,
They all nrc seeking reputation. bubble
Hopelossly hoping like Sir Walter Scott,
To tie IN Eumo's own handkerchief double
Forget me-not.
Forget me MOTT IL the common chorus,
Swell'd by NIL those behind rs aud before us;
Each iinh OF each November
Calls out "Rcmombcr;'
and oven poor man of straw will try
To live by dipt OF powder and Of plot,
HToTgct nOt,b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

al OIlCE--Know all men hy these presents, that ].
II Nathaniel Shepard, Of Belmount County, Ohio,
do auhOrise and appoint Francis +. Mitchell OF Vir-
gnid, to make, aud vend "Dr. VIM. Judkins' Pa
tent Specific Ointment" throughout the Counties OF
Essex, Mddlesex, Gloucester, Matthew'S York. Eliz -
bstl City, Warwick, Norfolk and Princess Anne in
could, were present myself
Given from under my hand and seal this day, dated
Richmond, December h, 1929.
[SeaII Na:'tis.N y s.IEPARD. !
Testc.
GEO w. srELTow
Dec. IL 72-w6.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-09

1AE ANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania Arcnue neoy
lVM the Presidents House and Public Offices; fofe
WfUtdmson's and Strofher's, JVdshingion cir,
ID. C.-fhis establishment has recently undergone a
thorough repair, and is completely furnished.
The proprietor therefore, with confidence bespeaks Tor
II the patronage Of his friends and the public
lr "FuIler's New Lines, Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches !"
start from and come direct to this house. and In few
few days, will be ntersectod, at this point by daily
line TO Alexandria, and tweekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia
Nov. 20. eff
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Dec 10.

y UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Wa< committed to the
IL y jail OF Montgomery County, in the OF Vic
giiId, on the lO;h day OF October last, negro man
named Tom, aims Thomas Brooks, no states that he
Is free man, but sold slave in Alexandria to
Is njamin Lewis, Rice Ballard, aud --- Moss,
VINO took IN to the State OF Mi'sis-ipp and there sold
him to George Davis OF Burk County. Tom i. sun.
posed TO he tweDty-six wears old, dark COM
Plexion about five feet six eight inches high 10 era
o'y Stout buii very intelligent, read, had when
committed very good drab big coat, and black hat
has scar the right side OF his face and one ON his
right arm The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, aud take him away,
VIII he dealt with according law
VIM WADE, Jailor
Dec 70. U-wi2' Montgomery Cou nty.
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A VALUABLE ESTATE IN. HANOVER FOR
IA SALE.-Pursuant to a decree of the Superior
Court oil Chancery orthe Richmond district pronounc-
cd on the 23rd day OF March, 1929 in the of Owen
u.s. eison will be offered for sale III O'clock A. NJ
on Saturday the 10th day of January 1880, on the pre-
Muses. at public auction TO the highest bidder, for cash.
over, called g Wingheld, and stated in the mortgage
from Peter Nelon to Thomas Nelson, referred to by
the bill in said cause TO contain five hundred acres and
bounded by the lands of William Nelson, David Dayen.
port William Thacker, Thomas fl. Fox and others
The dwelling house and other building on this land
arc said 10 be excellent.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. $. C. C. n. d.
49, or one OF his deputies.
'cc. H. 7i-wtds :
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gNUBLIC SALE--Pursusnt 10 an order made bv
= the Hon VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir
the Court Of the District of Columbia, i'm the matter of
John Davis, an insolvent debtor, will be sold, at public
aucton the lst day Of March next all the right title
and interest of the said Davis in and tract of aud
in Kanawha County, in the state of Virginia. lying on
Elk Vi ;er, the s. f. side, above and below The mouth
of Blue Creek supposed TO contain about 30 900 acres
Sale to take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
City OF Washington, kept by jesse Brown at & o'clock
r. NJ.
Terms-A credit Of twelve months, The purchase mo-
ncy 20 be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curity 10 be approved by The Trustee.
TUOS. HUGHES, Trustee.
sept 10. 37-wids J.. MAURO & son, uet'eers
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NOTICE. offer Tor sale my House aud Lot in The
~ City OF Williamsburg, and Plantation adjoining
containing ny estimation 400 acres Of land; mere than
twothrds oil which, has been in cuitivato and IT,
this time in high state Of Improvement. The Lot is
supposed TO contain 30 acres and believe the part nov
IN Indian earn, (say lalfO viii produce 40 bushels TO
'hs acre The buildings are a large commodsus man
,on having three in the cellar, tive on the first
lloor and three above; large kitchen, dairy, smoke
house, and barn. 1T Is needless TO describe, more mi
nuiely Tins property, as purcba,er would first view
It, hose who wish TO dcuve advantages Of Educa.
ton IRON the College OF William s. Mary will pfoba-
o'y never have better opportunity TO purcba,e.
Should he desirable, this property would he sold in
parcels, instead OF The whoe, IL. TAYLOR.
Williamsburg, Dec Is 77-wIw