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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

To the worthy and bereav-d parcut OF VIM. Tudor,
Esq. our late Charge DIES AH,ires at Rio Janeiro, and
his other afflicted relatives, the following notice Of the
unu.nal respect paid to his memory in the foreign land
in which he brea,hed his last, may afford the meiancho-
" consolation, that even there his high merit was va
.lued as il deserved:
Extracts from q letter from w. H. d. C. WRIGHT,
Esq Consul Of the u. States at Rio Janeiro, TO the
department Of STATE, dated March 18th, 1880.
"SIR:-lt is my melancholy du.y to communicate to
you, that MIR. Tudor is no more. After an illness Of five
weeks he expired on the 9th inst He sank from a ge.
neral exhaustion Of his whole system. In a state OF a.
lienat'on OF mind, from an excessive debility, he talked
incoherently TO his last moment Of matters connected
with his official functions.
There fas been every manifestation on the part of
THIS Government, Of the diplomatic corps, and OF his pi-
va'e acquaintances, Of the highest respect and esteem
for him
"a. soon IA 1t was known that he had deceased. the
funeral carriage OF the Emperor was offered, to convey
his body to the place Of i%nterment; some Of the Clerks
OF the Foreign Department were sent TO my office, 10
assist ia making arrangements for the funeral and the
Co1riers of,he same Department placed at my control
to deliver invitations.
THE present Foreign Minister Mr.. CALMoN, the
ex minister the Marquis Of ARAcArY, all the DipIo
matte Corps, many other distinguished personage., aud
a very large train OF private acquaintanco,, attended
his funeral ; and the attendance of tho whole Cour,
was only prevented by a national proce ssion taking
place at the same moment. He was inferred in the
British Cemetery OIL the evening Of the IL h."
~ "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
May II.

10 tbs S,gpeTnunerdTy officers Of the Vfrginia State
Ltne' during the Revolutionary W1r.
' HNhb Court OF App hs hs 'ng rec nnv fecifeJ a,at
a lne Supernumf rdry OHcefs are entitled 90 h,lG.
pay e Iong as ulsy live, aud &c appearing that e. mft
must be brought ~ evfry case, bgf1fs ths debt wills bo
Paiu' IN sub'criher tenders his eefpictg, as sn agent
M Attorney ~ procuring such caima. H4vi.. 1rr
several yedr' given his atfenfi,n 10 Gis sn.jsct. ana
ne claims OF eHicers 10 Land B.urjy, he lsa ...re
hinsri familiar with The Laws resp. IN. sucI claims.
and me means OF procuring the evidence necessary. fo
establish them, II 10 be had by reiefenca % the public
Records or application 10 The Surviving Officers
Letters addressed 10 the subscrihef Al this rt,ee will
receive punciusl attention. THOMAS GREEN.
RicL mond, Arril rs. u7-tGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
May IT.


NEw-Y0RK Cheap CLoAK MANurAcropv
NHE Subscriber manufactures for the southern and
II western trade, and keeps constantly on hand a
large stock OF gentlemens', ladies', and childrens' cloaks,
prressiy Tor the purpose, at the lowest suction prices.
These cioaks are made in the best style, by persons
who have had several years experience in the business.
and wiiib sold by the quantity Oh liberal terms, az
prices which will probably make ,,,em IS safe and pro.
htabie a purchase as any description of goods that can
be purchased in this market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
F. j. CONANT.

Is I-2 Maiden Lane, corner ,f Green 81, y
RI Z. manufactures and keeps constantly ON hand
Tor sale, by the quantity, a h:rge and complete assert
ment OF stocks ofevery desc option, warranted TO be made
oil the best OF materials, ar in the handsomest STYLE.
May IL. I-wIOw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

Thus, The present majority In favor Of the Cops,i,u-
ton, seems to be about s42s. And The April polls Of s
counties to : heard from, viz In the Trans AIIseba.
ny District, the counties Of Randolph and Sco,t-in the
Middle District, Henry-and 10 the Tide-watcr Dis.
tTc,, Accomsck and WestmoreIand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
BUENOS AYRES

a paper NJ The 9Th March brought by the shin Tel
egrspb at PHILADELPHIA, from Buenos Ayres, saws aTbe
aiidirs OF the interior have taken a most unfortunate
urn Toe cheering hopes which W. entettsined OF a
SPEEDY pacifcaton of the Republic. are convertsJ 90
gloomy iorebodings Of = general conHAgraijon in which
our province and it- allies will be involved"
~ appears That the members Of the Bnenos Avees
nieniltory Commission, having lef, The e,mo nj Gen,
parz ~ That Of General Quirogs, in order 10 effect a
IeconcIiation OF the differences existing between The
Two commanders were engaged In negotiations with
.ne Iaue,' when Gen Psez, in violation Of good faith,
advanced with hs army and succeeded 4, snsrr;,;a.
ma OF Vuiroga, who experienced a compiets rout AMI
me loss OF his artillery. The Commissioner have pub.
"'hed q strong protest against the conduct Of Pioz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

snd General Rob,rt Patterson. % Vice Prss'dsnts. A.
mong the invi' ed guests were Commodore Porter. Mr..
Tornel. Mexicin minister, Mr Brown. la'e envoy to
Paris, Judge Baldwin, OF the Supreme Court OF The
United States, Mr.. Oliver AMI General Stewart, ef
Baltimore. The dinner and wines were Of the rich
ct kind; the toasts we're good, and the fcsival aItoge-
thee charming and delightful Appropriate speeches
were delivered by General Cadwalsder, Mr.. Poin.e l..
NJ. Duponsesu, General Stewart, Professor .K-a'ioy,
The two Mr. loy-rsolls and Mr.. Chow Letters from
MIR. Rush. late Secretary OF the Treasury; and rom
the present and late Governors of P-nns, lvania, Ia
reply te the Invitations sent to them were read; and
complimentary toast. offered TO the invited guests
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

hf'ot among me Cold dig gcrs.-Accounts received
from the Gold regions. state ina, a serious afr, has
recently occurred among the disgers in the Cherokee
\ at'on We have heard nothing of the oriyin OF
me rrncon!Fe. but understand tina, a party Of fifty or
sixty Carolinidns assailed a party consi .,iny Of f,s,nf,,
ueorgians, Tor the purpose Of driving thsm fon a
branch IN which they were digging-afler a warm
contest the Caro'iDians were driven off and the Geor-
gians remained masters Of the mine-It is said one
man was MORALLY wounded by a blow from a spade
and mas since dird-several others were badly hurt.
The civil authority should look TO it.
Georgia. Pnper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

manhiED,- last evening in tho Monumental Church, BY tho
NIsht hev'd Bishop Moore, the Rev'd Roe'r b. Coos, of Trey,
New y FORK, TO Miss HELM RoBERrsoS, daughter of James n obeft
son, ESQ. of this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

.These two gentlemen from Koatucky arc appointed from Phiia-
dslphia, where they have boon appointed to attend tho clsrisal du-
Ties Of their respective churches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11
NAV IL.

HNEMALE PROBATIONARY daughter Mary E.
n Crawford, has taught a small school for several
years u the general Subtraction Of her employers.
She has since, attended a Female School in tho
cry oil Richmond, as a scholar and assistant Tutor.
ess.
She proposes to commence = School al nv House.
two miles below louisa Courthouse, on the 18th Of
Jsiy next. and the year to terminate on the fifteenth
june 1881, with a months vacation about C6rist.
mas.
IN her school will be taught reading. writing ard A.
rithmeuc' English Grammar, History. Geography, with
.ne use OF the Giobes, and the French Languages for
$zo per annum. Theo.em Painting $12: and various
kinds of needle. work Sc.
J can accommodate six or eight Boarders at eight dol
iaTaP per montn, or eighty dollars the scholastic year.
Books and Stationary furnished, il required, at The
Richmond Prices. WIN. CRSWFORD
way IL 1-w4w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.
"A L the semi-annuai meeting Of the Trustees OF mis-
IA Institution, on Wednesday the 18th Of April, Ben.
Jamin Watkins Leigh, Esq. Of Richmond, William NJ
son, Esqr. of Petersburg, were elected members of the
Board.
The summer session OF the College will Commence
on the LIST day OF June next. All persons wishing to IN
clock on that day.
BY order OF the Faculty.
PETER M~cvIccAR, C7eyk.
Msy H.. fZ3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

ut,NSbISH ORION MACHINERY o SALE.
-HZ Onr 81 Spindle Robin and FIv Frame ? Roviog
or Jack Frames, so SpintJes each. These articles
were imported last fall at great expense, a cotton .pin-
~ re having oeen di'patched expressly to procure them.
They are believed 10 be of the most ano,oved maize
N use and as is well known to Cotton Spinners, have
long been a desiderstum in tina, branch OF business.
'ney se PorpoItioneI 10 each other as respects their
capacity for making Rowing; and they will afford To ,
purchaser the means of Opposing Of patterns from
'hein on advantageous terms, and will be sold a, very
moderate remunerating prices.
Also, l English Mule, Of 264 SpindIes.
90 drawing Frame, each OF 3 and 4 double heads.
L SCI OF ZO English SpiDdles and Flyers for o inch
Robin and Fly Frames. ~
2 sets o. SO each Ensii.h Spindle, and FLYERS for Row.
ing Frames OF 6 inch Robbins.
And a quantity Of English Mule Spindle..
lhsy may be viewed Outing one week commencing
on the 10Th OF May, at M. II3 Market Street
For further PARTICULARS sddre.s
May n. It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

some Misrepresentation has beeu made OF tho Presidents toast.
- ~ " VI Philadelphia Sentinel states il TO have been: OOur
Federal Union-it must aud shall be preserved, 'ch. ,yyo yort.
IA ltaiicsw were enormously put in by the correspondent of tho SEN.
ene!-bu the Opposition prints have seized upon the statement
70, 10 mischleyous purposes. The U. 3. TELEGRAPH thus coatradicts
~ statement; 1--WE have already said that the original autoyrnnh
OF the Presidents toast, written in pencil. by himself a. n,n,apdi
was sent to this Office by the Committee of Arrangement who
prepared the tOastS for qualifications ~ T.. va"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

Inc African Repository says, "The uobt lief, and
mors especially the iDdefeI ence with regard 10 African
colonization, exhibited by many people Of this country,
WI sppear a prodigy on the fiure pages of it's history;
tnd u will probably enough be a ques ion for future
debate, whether The cause y ere moral or inn. lsctoat.
fere,ght." ""' ="
we nave here en- example Of the effect produced
on the mind, by looking for a long linn only o = .ubisct
and Tor The moot part, on only ONE side Of that subject
ihe thinker is occupied with one set OF ideas, and won.
gers mat every one else DOES not acknowledge their
usnscendeDt importance and excellence.
this writer would reflect for a moment on the little
success lhu attended the British experiment al Sierra
Leone, be would no longer vondsr because the nation
generally does not participate in his enthusiasm The
prospects Of the American colony are ceftsinly more
Encouraging. The experiment will, we hope, nay we
f"st' be successful; but IL is still an erpedmenf.
GPhH GAG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-11

As soon {: we have gone through tho impressive and eloquent
speech OF Mr.. Livingston in the Senate of the u. State, flor which
peculiar % circumstance. have excited great INTEREST," we shall take
up .e nat on the Buffalo Bill, and do ourselves the pleasure OF
before our readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03

Citizens of Boston have memorialized the coun.
ellis upon licensing the bars of the Theatre. The
abuse of which they believe has led 10 the pres.
ent state of the drama. We add the concluding
paragraph Of their memorial.
''Youl memoraIists think it ought to be assum
ed as fixed principle, that no minor who is
spending money or time, in the third row of thea
tire. or IN any house appropriated to gambling or
drinking, is disposing of what belong. to himself;
and that he ought to be presumed to be in the act
of committing a fraud. So far as we are inform
cd. there has been no, time within memory, in
which the temptations Of the young to drinking,
gambling, aud debauchery in our city, have been
~ great as they now are. We believe. therefore.
NJ mii' not be unacceptable to YOU, in dis
iellSN sitileS public trust. to receive from your
5 tl"eAN3i ~ matte Gsspecifal expression of SEN
, diPn, Of IN ps5s%e to the general vel
n"nor 10 inseparaN have the
pasuu SaSs rommnnitr" I'd our
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
1922

The Indians. -Our sentiments. with regard
the policy OF the Government concerning To- j.
dians, are known TO all orr readers. Howe
much we may be disposed to respect the f'ca.'
halIOwed they may be.of the hborigIne-, We has"
no doubt that their interest will be f1rlherea y
a timely removal West of the Mississippi. we
can never divest ourselves Of the idea, thai y
would be extremely unjust and impoll,Ic, to vi.
fer an independent nation to be erected IN nc
heart as it were of Georgia. We know We GU
fer on this head from MANY OF our most e,lee''-
and estimable friends, and ifany thing could ''"'
our opinion it would BE- the fact lhat some "f,
now in power. whose principles We suspect l''
whose judgments we despIse are'strcnuols ~.
Gates for the removal of the indians. W I'll .''"
however we have nothing to do. We DO NOT
plaud or condemn because this or that =
adopts or rejects. NMiius adlicfus l'T7'
uerJa mgesiri." To the philanlhroPisi the ~,
ton of tie Indians in the Southern STATES
cuiarly interesting, and it becomes rs al 70 e..
slider dispassiOnately the course recomn'i'
and about 70 be adopted. We subjon me l""
ing on the subject fom the MiIIedse'.ile hF'0
er:
The Cherokee Phoenix Of the 10th inst,
tains letter from Col. Montgomery. the a.
for Indian affairs, TO John Ross. the fIipL i
Chief, dated Cherokee Agency, 2oth o' 'J,t
1880, which states that the Agent has Iecel'I
letter from the War Department. dHe'u". J,f
to communicate to the Cherokees. that ~ 90.
as people, think it for their interest 10 "a!
in the States within whose limits they @'
be subject to the laws of those States u' ,-,a
1uehces whatever they may be, fno"i's b.
own choice, will be cbargeab!e 70 nG ,'..,,i.
but it is made yours SPECIAL G1' l., n,
form the Cherokees. not their Chic'o ob''L n,,,
people, and il. such mode as you maT o.n' 1r,a
err 10 adopt. which shall be most likely u h, II
i.f,rr,ation general, that the PFt''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

VIII be lei 10 mares ~ the reduced price of 81
The single leap Ia he paid nj the time OF service
aud 81 10 insure mare 10 be ~ foM-20 GEMS
~ tho groom Ia each cnse the Insurance mo.
nrv 10 ba paid a. soon as the uiats Is ascer-
tnined 10 be IN ioal or traded of. have ,ho't
proper 10 lake no more by the srason. ~ the
people are somewhat disenuraged by SO many
failures of u Jack that stood III Bedford last
yeaf The seasoa will commence al Fancy
Farm The stu aud 9Th of this month.
PEDIGREE Young Vulcan wns got by u.
WILSON, COR more Rsnn,Ally known by the na,no
oil BrohdnaE's) Old Vulcan, aud came OUT OF n
i"ll blooded Jiuney Vatican. Sppe, ,or muaeu-
lar po"er large siar, nud blood, entillc him To-
shire Of public patronage, rs he partakes
more ot the Royal TIN than any other Jack ia
this part OF The country.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
u | expect Vatican will stand IA Bedf0id
anu Campbell the nesl Spiing season.
july Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
ITEMS.

a Phif1deiphin paper remarks fasn erideace
Of The preraiiing rag for hotd'ng oBoeS.) that
me Masshni had recetred sepe,ni applications .tor
! The attire Of Hnngmnn, al the execution Ot Porter
and H,LSo1., The mdH robbers.
Another Sieambort explosion occurred on he
Heaern Waiers on the 2lSt MI. .4bsat | o'ciock
4. NJ Immediately atter stopping 10 tand a pas
sengsr. 81 miles nb0re Marietta. The fae Of one
of the boilers OthC Steamboat CHtzen cOHnDsed
whie under Way. No PERSON 0as injured by III
accident; aud after u detay Of str hours, ne
boat again proceeded on her may.
So bounitm in Geo,gia are the products oftte
earlg grain. and so rich HE promise oi the crops
mol gGihered, that Wheat IS selling al 30 cents
and Corn at l3 cents per bushct.
Joseph S. Bcuham, esq lrho was remored last
yeaf from The office Of 4Hofaey Of he u Siates
for The Disiric' Of ONO. IS announced ASA ca'ldi
date for Congress, IN opposition 10 Gen Fndiay,
The preseW hepresenaRre.
Mr. Virgit Mary he Solicitor ofHe Trcqsu
~ mas entered upOH the discharge Of he duties
Of has Q0iee.
New Y0rk and Phiiadeiphia papers contain
HE advertisement Of an fmericdH firm, ghO hnge
established Themselves as Commission Merchants
IN CoKsTANTIN PLEl
Tie death IF AIRS Hicks. from the bite Of Il
snake on her fdce and breast, tChiie iyiHg IN 6ed
Dhich naS announced on HE authority Of The
Chiticoihe Ereamg Post, IS o0nirodicted IN
tater number Of The same paper. Mrs. II alto
strereLg biteH, SH0O on NE rec0pery
4 Philadelphia paper says hat Mr.. McKeweu
of Chestnut street, has added 10 has si0ck N Nh
sicqi Instruments one Of erceedHgB rlch tunes,
entitled accordion. II is uild instrument,
% ,,IIE MIA IA nh
ksVs. anil Tie sounds achich IL produces are Of
remarkable ricIAets n uery short hme tcH
suffice to acqltne a knOwtedge otPtry'ng DPon Il
aud no instrument al prcSem IN use dtseourses
more deiighifut music
The 68th No. of The North american Reuie,r
icaS published on The Isl Of July Tie subjects
of The articles contained IN ii oIe as IoitouS -
/. Joseph II. IF Ansiria--2. Tone Of BrltM
Criticism on american LHeraiUc-3 .1sgipm
for The BtHd--4. German dissertation 0C Nit.t-
raiists aud PhgsicianS D. NHernans M1sei
lanes i. Politics Of .Herico = Sunday MaHs
8 .Moores Life Of Bwon-9. 1atcs n he
North Uea-l0. Siewnrts Moral PhiiOsophg--
Ii. GriesbacA's Ne,o TESTAMENT.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island, Whirh meets
sir or eight Times a gear and 61ud Themselves"
commenced lis session an Newport on The sd alt.
Mr.. Potter called mp his resolutions obottsJ,ulg
Imprisonment for de6t on judgments jor less Hna
So, erclusipe Of costs, he sad he hnd kH0mu an
instance uhere u Justice had issued n wra on a
four cent demand.
III Isdiana man IS said 10 hare cured The bite
Of II copper headed Snake, upon The dnctes Of q
chiid, by applying euery haiJ hour an p ptnis.
Ter 0fp0udered charcoal aud tad. The cbtidS
ionsue ,oas Suttied foe minutes after he bite,
and other dangerous symptoms had appeared.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
70 the idmiuis'raior Of John Reid dsc'd. .Jo,spy
Gladly md Robtri tu!ltr.

70 The idminis'raior Of John Reid DECD. Jossph
Gladly aad RobtH tulsr.
TSAkE NOiiCL-Ihai on The first FRIDAY
- IN August neAi, hctween the rising and
setting Of the sun, nj the tavern house OF E1inb
Graves, At Caswell court house, State nC Norm
Carolina, will take the deposilious Of Thomas
Williamson, Anthony Williamson, Swift VII
hanson. James Wiley. Azariah Graves aud
others and II not finished on thai day. will
continue from day % day brtseen the same
hours until completed And Oh the first Ffida,
IN August next. between the rrsing A. setting OF
thesun,a ~ The store mus. OF Andrew NlcCauIry.
IN theeouuiy of Orange, aud state of n. c. /
viii take the depo'hions Of Andrew MeCauley,
Jos. Ellison aud others, aud II not fuisbud on
that day viii continue f.o,u day To day until
completed Aud on the third FRIDAY in August
neat between TUE using aud setting OF tire sun
al + Martins store house, ~ the county OF
Montgomery, aud Stnio oil North Carolina /
VIII take the depoStiunS of NNm Rush, kodrlick
hcCleuan ani others. And on The thri We'd
nesday III september neXt, IN tine court house
AT fmcHsfle. In tue county of Bnietourt. and
slate ol Nng,nih. between The rising aud setung
OF the sun, VIII idhc the dcposIIlons OF John
Mcclure. William McGhes, Con Jas Brecken-
ridge aud others aud II not hnlshsd on thai day
w'll continue from lay TO day nnrl completed
And on the last Friday IN September next. he
twee" the rising aud sel'ing OF the sun. al Mel
son court house. State Of Virginia, ! will take
the deposition ol Jane Perrow aud Others. And
on The liIsI Tuesday IN October next, NJ the
Franklin Hotel. IN HE town OF Iynehhurg, be-.
tween the rlsinS aud setting of the sun, will
take the deposition al Christopher Anthony I:
10 be read AS evidence Ia sult IN chanueIy
now depending and Undetermined III the Dn.
uid Cbanccly Court holdrn IL Lynchbrs, N
winch am fia,ntIif and yoo are Defendants
when aud where you may attend should you
thnk proper Respectfully,
JOHN, san Of Esiher.
jail, o. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
spuRsuANr 10 a decree Of The sao.,,n,

PURSUANT 10 "A decree Of the Superior
n Court Of Chancery, for the Lynchburg
Disir'ci' pronounced on the 9th day OF Mgy,
1880 ~ the cause OF Robert Kives, PlaiptIh'
against Murrell aud Others, defendants : the 1n
dersgned Deputy Marshal for Ihos. A. Hol.
connie, Marshal Of the said court, will sell Tor
cash, on the premises. in the county OF Nelson,
on Thursday the 9th day OF Jaly, 1880, Of fair
II not, the neat fair day thereafter a tract of
land, lying !" said county, containing one hun
dred acres, adjoining the lands belonging 10
the oVerseers OF the poor, for said county, and
the lands OF James Multiply and James Carr
Also, one other tract Containing one hundred
and sixty one and halt acres, .djonng the
above mentioned tract
Jos. T.. R0YALL. D. NJ.
for Ihos. A. Holcombe, Mar.
June 2S il,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
HAND EON SyAi,E.

4 kAlIE Subscriber heiae determined IN reuay 9
~ To Free State, offers for sale small bun
very Valuable Tract of Land, known by the
name Of Loead Gfoue. l,ine 90 Staunton river
Ia the county of Piltsyiyania. miles from
Leesy,le mud eight miles from Wards Bridge,
aud io1ns The we'll known tract called the Pocket
The plantation - sufficient 10 work from 10 10
hands 10 adsanlage--nea'ls the whole OF the
plantation Is fresh and inferior 10 none fot
tobacco. The improvements are good dwelling
house (ar>S.) with all out houses commonly
wanted on farm, six tobacco houses. n spfing
OF excellent wafer IN The yard. garden newly
pailrd anu the inelosure OF the farm ~ the besi
IN this part OF tho country. This tract contains
some meadow land. and good portion al hrst
rate tobacco land vet To clear. A further
description Is not necessary.
FRANCIS CALLAWAf.
July . wiw