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sut the rreviso inthe bill which diresss
that 90 part Of Tie appropriation shsil
be applied for The payment ef any ~ ia
ting oiaes than the ordinary work enc
'cutcd by the Public Printer. unless
sanctioned BY specific act for that
purpose. On the quesfion. which was
debated at great length. Messrs- Chaas-
bcrs. Foot. Johnson. Livingston, and
Smi,l,. al Seuih CarvHna. surpcrtrd.
and Messrs. White and Woodbury.
opposed sc amendment. The qucs-
iti.4n nm striking out was divided. on
the motion at Mr.. barnard; and the
amendment was lost, by yeas and nays,
90 yeas, aud 90 nav..
In the House of Representatives
The resolution af Mr.. Chiffon, for the
printing Of 10000 copies ef the report
presented by Col. Johnson, from the
committee on the post office aud post
roads. or the subject Of the Sunday
mails. was. after some observations
from Mr.. Maliary, in support of the
proposition. and call from Mr.. Wick
lie for the previous question, carried
in the affirmative. by vote Of 93 to
81. MIR. McCreery presented an ad
verse report on the same subject. which
was read. aud, on motion Of Mr.. Chill
ton, an equal number Of copies was Or.
dered to be printed. Upon the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Masce. the latter report
was ordered 20 be appended To the for
mcr one. Tie subject 81 the Indians
was then taken Up, the question being
upon the motion of Mr.. Coodenow "a
lay upon the table the proposition to
reco,nmit the resolution. with instruc.
tons, to the committee on Indian az.
fairs. The motion was negativcd by a
vote Of III to O.. Mr.. Wilde rose "a
address the house but the hour hav.
ing expired, the discussion was post
ponrd. The further consideration oil
the bill for the relief Of Mrs. Decatur.
was. upon motion of Mr.. Aston. de.
ferred until morrow. The remain
der OF the day was occupied With the
contested election, Loyal VS.. Newton
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n -Nss9 ETeeUfive Dcfnrimenf.-
We have received from Washington,
the bill reported By the Judiciary
Committee Of the Senate, 10 erect
the establishment OF the Attorney
General" inlo an Executive Drpar,-
meat. II proposes some important
changes ia the various duties hereto
Tore assigned 10 the State aud Trea-
sorry Departments. The Secretary
Of State is to be divestsd both OF that
portion of bis Official patronage,
Which has hitherto been deemed =
means Of corruption 10 the press,
VIZ: the superintendent Of the pub.
lieaiion Of the Laws of Congress,
and also Ut the supervision Of the Pa
tent Office. The Treasury DEPART
msbt Is 10 be deprived Of the super
ia,sadsRes Of all salts aud other lie
gal proceedings in which the federal
'gorernnsht IL party. all which d.
ties end powers sre 10 be Veaied ia
the Attorney GeneTai. Al opinions
given by that officer, upon qaesiions
savolSIag The eoaslrseiisn % an act
Of Congicss. or Sf the Federal Goa
stitutioa, tOgsihrr wiIh ~ saauaI re.
pert Of the conditions 81 tie bs,ieess
committed 10 bis department, sLall
be transmitted % Ihe President, 20
be, by h'm, laid before cosRsess.-
he salary Is to be raised frosB $500
le 10000. a chief Clerk, leaned
~ The Law, siib an anBusl salafy IL
$4,000, and Eve sssistsaI clerks, v ith
inieF!os salaries, are 20 be appointed.
lhess provisions will make lhr de.
psftmtsi a bighiy Important ese.
sod Se casaoi toFrsrr any good rea.
soHs, wby ihe proposed nsaaaFes
shOsld act Feeeise the saaetioe Of
Congress. ia this ease, she bsees
atty % q "lioms Department" uilI
be Diminished, if nos remssrd
n. T. yOuT. Com.
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The Montgomery (AIa.) Gazette,
after noticing the frEitIcss attempt, I,
arrest Tuskena. the chief Who stopped
the United States mail, adds-..jbs
vigorous measures Hhieh have be,a
inns pursued must necessarily have 4
Sa'aiaEy effect 10 suhIning ;hr .eirat
tory spirit of our ncisbbot ing Indian.
and rendering them more willing %
accept 'as benevolent offers pf the &c
neral government, 10 psrmansntly 10
ealing 'heu 10 a place y here they will
he relieved from USplsasant colli,ivn
With their neighbours.s
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Lisforyg Lynn.--A neat little book
ander this title has just tccn PUBLISHED,
at Lynn, Mass. The author relate 4,
that about a century ago. snow fell
~ Lynn, about twenty feet deep, thai
the inhabitants got out ON il from their
chimney tops, &c. lie also tells the
following
a whale. seventy five feet in length
was landed on Kings Lynn Beach.
IN the month Of December, l756,l
Dr. Henry Burc.,-ted rode into his
mouth, IN chair drawn by horse ;
and afterwards had two Of his ribs Sc,
mp Tor gate posts, at his house in Essex
street, where they stood for more than
City years"
We are quite positive il was some
body else who said that the fog in tie
bay OF Funday was used by the inhabi
fsn's 10 make griudstoues Of, and thai,
the lands an Florida were so fertile a,
TO yield ten bushels of frogs 10 the acre.
AID ailisators enough to fence il.
tPhik. .2yisi.
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FIRST ,yissr TO THE CAPITAL
Prom The ccrr~sposden, Of The Ne~ u, !.
Cenn<reiJ Advertiser. dated

ftRsT ,yissr TO THE CAPITAL
Prom the eorr~spoalen Of The Nes Yo,,
Cenn<fei&i Advertiser. dated
wAsn,Ssros. rrr s.
- The life of q member 81
Congress appears ca me to be ore Of
perfect Incidence. IL IL said. and pr,.
babiy With truth. that the chairman g,
committees arc obliged 70 ~o,k ha,d
bat the msmbers at large are most -.
fined lazy. The House meets at
o'clock---she 6sst hour is ceasu med u.
the consideration 81 resolutions, i. e..
a member rises and presents resoIu.
ton thar the committee on cl;ins Lo
instructed 10 consider the right Of plac
ing Thomas Nokes on The pension rol.
after this il disposed of wiih dse gra-
witty, another risrs with another rrsolu-
ton Of similar import. and then ano.
Their, and yet another. The speak CT
then inforns the House that the houl
Tor resolutions has expired, and the
.pecisi orders Of the day arc called.
The house spends half hour in tie
selection, anil considering the right of
F''~'" ~ '~ot ~ PseSo Out u 0utsttON
al contested election, and about two
"'c,ock the discussion begins. The
+" Honorable gentleman of Tennessee"
at whom ! have spoken, then lets tie
darkness out Oh the subject, but cour-
teously gives way 10 his honorablc
friend from. Maine To move an adiou,r
meni. And sic de e;eferis far five day,
oi the week. when ON Friday tired .,
its labor. the many headed body al =
iourns over to Monday for reposc. -
This IS really scarcely a carricatured
narrative. The fruit. is, the object OF
'ncst OF the mcnbers is to pro,raet the
session. Who will blame them: They
live III luxurious boarding houses. anu
have just enough u politics and in
triguc, TO create gentle excitement.
and keep course Of life from staynat
ing into oVani--thcre is vine Tor the
and whiskcy for the
un'amed. Congress furnishes finer
with newspapers, and ia not The pr
dieni allowance eight doilarsl He must
have stern views of human nature Who
would upbraid the honest member fo,
not rejecting such pleasures. go .
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Extraordinary Exhibitions. - There
rs now 10 he se~n, al ,lsc house az B~u-
j.snin Basr. NJ %, Hank street. p.si-
lsslriphis. . wsndesfai COW. tho lar
krxt ever exhibited IN this country /;
weighing two thousand aad All hun
drcd pounds alive. She has had three
calves; stands i've feet eight inches
high; measures from the end Ut the
nose tn the rooa of the tail. ten feet )
i.e'.e.; in g'rth around the body, nine
feet three inches; four feet -four inches
from the point Of the brisket TO the top
of her ~i'Lers. This surprising Cow
was raised aud fed BY Michael Taylor,
Esq. Chesterfield township. Burlington
county, IN the State Of New Jersey,
and IS about seven years old.
FIRE Our town, says the Ha-
gersiown Herald Of Tuesday week.
has been in q state OF siarm for Sc
vrrsl days, in consequence Of repeat
ed attempts or some incrndisry, to
Ere the stables in different directions.
In all there have been I've Efforts
Mrs. Posts stable was nearly bnrni
down on the afternoon Of February
Is: Mrs. Hammers was fired On the
cad, hut no mischief cnsued, owing
to the diligent cxer,ions OF the ei,i.
zens. On Thursday night last, ut
o'clock, Mrs. Alters was discovered
10 be on Ere, which also was immc.
dis,cly got under without any grca,
damage. On Friday night between
aud 8 o'clock, the stable on the 10,
lately owned by Capt. Henry Lowry,
was discoscrcd in flames, and before
timely assistance could be given by
the Hose and Fire Companies, il W as
nearly destroyed. Aud on Monda y
evening. LIST March. the stable be-
longing TO Mr.. Joseph Little, was
set on fire, but by The activity and
praise W orthy exertions Of the book
, men, the iimhers were in a grea,
measure saved.
Notwithstanding the vigilance oil
our police, the person or persons
concerned IN these diabolicat at
tcmpis, have not been identified.
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On Sunday last. young man Of TIL.
place. named Charles Wickert, aged
about IS. shat himself through the hear,
with pistol. II serms he was ci,hc,
unserewing, or scra~iHs sn the lock,
with the muzzle tight against his hrcas,,
when the weapon was accidentally dis 3.
charged. Hc expired inst antanrousiy
The young man was respectable. Of re-
guiar habits, was alone at the time Of
the accident. and has left a mothrf.
who "as IN M adjoining county at IT,
time headiag Chronicle.
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From The United states e.a.s,,e.

hmsirurs ia horticulture, Who are
DESTROYS Of preserving their gsrdep.
and choice plan's from the snsigbt
" SesasI'iioos OF the caterpillar d or.
ine the summer, may efTeeiualIy a,
'aih that objec, BY careful add m,
.nnts Examination, ., this siupr, o( the
ebiRks Of lenees, sader the camping
OF walls, assures IN the bark or ttes.
and other similar plsses; where th,y
viii fod the butterfly of me isstses
son hss' With iassisetisr care, depo
sitrd the germ ~ the future dppy,
datois, 10 the form II eocoons, &,
a i'S bo1Ts thus oeeapisd willyi
q Fieh hsfsesG % Satisfaction w. ,hs
sessoa Of FOTIACf
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The last Wheeling Compiler. Coz
taiBs a notice 81 proposition Risde ~
ihe Legislative u Ohio. relative 10 she
opening Of Railroad communication
between the Obio State Canal and The
uayigable waters Of ihs Oh,o user near
Nhegiins. he proposed iu,psove.
ment y considered hy The editsr q the
Compiler a. en- exfeDsion. IN fact. of
the Bs.iImolk AID Os.lV Hail rsad.
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The Philadelphia Chronicle stat.
mat ~ . ball IA ehat cry, not To-.
s'nee' = gebtlcmau ~ siK leef two. 10
ing bi. handkerchief into bis poCkc
leit is drawn back. tie thrust u H. ..
ge'n, ard asain u VAS iesksd oat.--
Eurniog Found, he sau, 10 ~. utier
s"'''u.'on, that be wss slowing awsy
hes partners sleeve.
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y
On Monday last, the skeleton Of a
woman vas found an the ridge which
divides Cumberland from Showers Val
ley, about six miles south west Of Bed
Jordan inquest was held. and we un-
derstand their report is that The death
ut the person whose skeleton thew hav.
carefully examined, Was caused by vio-
lcncc from some unknowp hand. IL is
supposed this horrible transaction was
committed in June last. As yet the
name of the individual has not been
positively aseerfained. An invcstiga-
ton Is still going on--and hqpes are
entertained that the foul perpetrator
may yet be brought 60 light. as well as
the name of the individual, who, ii is
strongly suspected, has been murder
ed Enquirer.
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y large meeting has been held in To-
.'sy ~ Nsw-1ofk, 70 memorable tae
Legislature u that State " aboltsA iu
prisOnment loF deb.
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Origin Of coo!.--A man in Monon
gala county. Va. ia digging a we'll,
penetrated layer of bituminous coal
at the depth OF 81 feet, and ebout five
feet lower came ca another stratum al
coal. Between these strata he found
PiNce OF wool perfectly sound. ex-
cePt ats being littIe Charrrd. IL is
inferred from this that wood buried in
the earth IS the origin of coal beds.
Much Of the land in the Ohio and
Mississippi. valley is "made land" to
the depth VI 40 feet or more. a man
ia Warren county. Ohio, found pine
tree fifteen inches in diameter, in a
perfectly sound state, forty feet below
the surface. II mas On high table land
90 miles from the Ohio riyer.
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the 80 insisat
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DOMESTIC.

Great FIRE nf S0eo. The editors Of
the NewYork Commercial Advertiser,
learn by the eastern mail, that On SON
day last (2ist ult.) the extensive cot
ton mshufaetory AZ SAGE. together with
a large boarding house. was DESTROYED
81 IRE; the loss is estimated at three
Kindred thousand dollars, Of which
so. 600 only was insured in the Boston
offices. IL IS stated that the fire was
caused by some defect in the furnace.
4 Rogue Caught "A few Nights a.
GO. one of the clerks Of the Peat Office
ct this city. going into The GiBee at a
late hour discovered a tin tap sus.
pended from the outside Of the mouth
II the letter box. which. AZ the time Of
The discovery. was full ofietters, which
had been dropped into il since The
snare had been set. y being en- ingc.
uious continuance, in bieh soas E.s
sha0ieal dSxierity had b,en emplay Ell,
eur police officers were set 20 work aud
having found out the work shop where
particular part Of the work was done,
and thus obtained elue io lead them
20 ne detection of the ofendsr, soon
traced hln, out. On Monday he was
apprehended, and confessed the fact.
and i now committed for trial. he u
an entire stranger "a the city let.
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IN the Se0ale, petjtIoBs and memo
rails were presented BY Mcs~fs. Noble.
Chambers. Barnard. Grundy. and Rug.
giles, the two latter ON the subiect 81
Ssnday mails. Nc. Benton. FROM the
'CWIHmi,Iee 90 which the sabieci hat
been referred. reported bill providing
i'sr the squlpment ~ . mVunted force,
loF tive protection II the inland trade
20 Msxice. Nc. Hsyne. frDm the
ComNi'tee on Naval AaslFs. 90 slieh
had been reivued 80 much u the Pre-.
-'deni'e Message as relates 10 the Ma
W. reposiea b'ii providing Soc re-or-
gsn'zing the Navy. The principal
pari IT the day was occspiesi ~ The
dI-sssaion Of the suaendment 20 the %.
eSai appropriation bill. yrposird by
the COamI,les DC Fi1aaee, tor striking
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In Senate, the President eOmmBni
GATED remOEstrance from sandry eiii.
zens q PennsylsaBia, against any IN.
reference on the part nf Congress with
she ex'~'Ing laws for the opening and
transmission az the mai on Sunday
and Mr.. Marks presented . memorial
from the same state. praying that 80
mHeh of the Post Oihce laws a. requires
seesias labor on Sunday. may be rsp~sl.
sd aad ALSO petition from GU Ia !.
dies Of PsstsbusE, graying that Con.
gees nay protect the Southera indiana.
NJ. FTelinEhuysen presented a peIi,ian
from sumler ~ shs inhabitsais 81
Burlington. New Jersey, remonssral.
ing aEaipsi the renewal 81 the Indians
90 she West. Several ether petition.
Were prevented. after which the Senai,
proceeded 60 the consideration 81 Exs
eulivs business. which occupied the re-
ms.nder of tle day.
IN the Hpass Of Representatives, Mr.
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q RULES HELD INTHE CLERKS OF
"a FICE of Albemarle County Court in
january, 1880.
Edmund ]. Thompson
Plaintiff.
Dickson Burress, William Coleman, Joel
Walton aud Elizabeth his wife, late E.
lizabeth Coleman, Thomas Coleman,
and John Coleman, which said William
Coleman, is husband, and the said E.
lizabeth, Thomas and John are chill.
dren Of Frankly Coleman deceased, late
Frankly Garrison, Robert Il. Garrison.
Garland Gardner and Mary Anu his
wife, late Mary A,n Garrison, Catha-
rinc Garrison, Reuben Via, and Levin
il his wife, late Levlnia Garrison, Ju.
dilh Garrison, and Charles Garrison,
which said Robert, Mary Ann, Catha-
rine, Leyinia, Judith and Charles, are
children of John Garrison deceased,
- Garrison, widow OF James Gar
rison deceased, Elijah Garrison, Nancy
Garrison, Eliza Garrison and Achillis
Garrison, children of James Garrison
deceased, William Garrison,
Waggoner and Frankly his wife, late
Frankly Garrison, Agnes Garrison, Lew
is Garrison, John Garrison aud Eliza
beth Garrison, which said William,
Frankly, Agnes, Lewis. John and Eliz-
abcth, are children of jeremiah Garris-
on deceased.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, William Coleman. 10.
ell Walton and Elizabeth his wife, John
Coleman, William Garrison, Way
goner, and Frankly his wife, late Frank,
Garrison, Agnes Garrison and John Gar
rison, not having entered their appearance
and given security, according TO the &C
OF Assembly, and the rules Of this Court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth-on motion of the plaintiff b,
their counsel, it is ordered that the sait
defendants do appear here on the irst day
OF April Court next, and answer the plain
tlff's bill, and'that copy of this order b,
forthwith inserted IN the Virginia Advo
cate, newspaper published in the towl
OF Charlottesville, for two months success
lively, and posted at the front door of tn,
Courthouse of this county for the sam,
length oftiIle.
A copy
Teste
IRA GARRETT D. C.
January $50 On
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"A u C TI o NJ
AND
commission BnsineS!

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
1HE subscribers offer their services to
II the public in the above capacity
viz as a UC7YON d. COMlNI.S.SIOW
MERCHANTS. They are prepared to
receive, and will sell any article entrusted
to their care, either at private or public
sale, as may be required Should thew
meet sufficient encouragement, it is
their intention 10 have regular AUG
TON SALES, on each Court day, and
on such other public days as NAV be ne
cessary. Their Commissions will be as
reasonable as possible, and proportioned
to the value of the articles sold.
Believing such an establishment will he
an accommodation to the public, in dis
posing of many articles and being deter
mined TO give strict attention to it. and be
punctual in their dealings, they solicit
and will endeavour to merit whatever en-.
enlargement generous public may be-
stow.
P. F, BOYD g. BROTHER
October 80 1929. #
N. B. The above will be conducted
by P. F. BOYD, at the corner. between
the Contra! Hotel and Court House souar.
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VIRGINIA
FREE-ROAD LOTTERY.
|HHO be drawn in Winchester, on the
Il 4th of March, 1880.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
8 1000.
SCHEME,

MODE OF DRAFTING.
-, 10 be drawn on the A, BIC, plan :
Tie 1000 Prize of So 90 to be awarded
the frst, second or third Division, to be
determined oy that which may draw the
Capital Prize Of $4,000, so that holder
OF thtee tickets, one in each Division, is
CERTAIN to draw one Prize, and may draw
four
All the prizes above the denomination
OF Soin one wheel, and all the numbers
IN another at once, the whole to be drawn
in few hours.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets s3OO
raves so
Quarters ~
10 be had iu the greatest variety Of
numbers, at
WATTS OFFICE
January $50 tdd
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w anted to Hire.

k1NOR the ensuing year, middle aged
Il MAN, capable of attending to
horse aud of doing the out of door work
Tor small family. For further particu.
lars enquire at the office of the Proctor of
the University.
December 4-'20 #
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UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE.

"A L this Establishment will be kept
IA constantly on hand and furnished to
order, large Loaf Bread of a superior quail
ny, Water and Butter Crackers, Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and prices
for cash.
ALSO
Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked such as meats, poultry, pud-
dings, pies, &c. for less money than the
cost OF wood consumed in families for bak.
ing the same.
November 27-'29 If
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NOTICE.

VN7 ILL be sold at twelve months credit
w handsome RIDING HORSE,
eight years old, and aLADYSPONEY.
Further particulars may be obtained at
Mr. Cochrane's Store O.. at the Office ofthe
70 ctor of the University.
September 1919 tf
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"A L Rules held for AlbemarIe County
l. A the 4th day of November, 1929.
James Kinsolving, 0s
AGAINST. =
James w. Leigh, and George 5
w. Kinsolving administrator ofJas (
kinsolving deceased. p
Defendants. =
The defendant James w. LeiGb no
having entered their appearance, and Civ
en- security according to the act of Assem-
bly,, and the rules of this Court, and it an
pear'ng by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth
ON motion of the plaintiff by his coun-
sci, 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF Feb. Court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy Of this order he forthwith in
serted in the Virginia Advocate, news.
paper published in the town Of Cbarlottes-
vile, for two months successiyely. and
posted 1.-THE front door of the Court house
OF this county for the same length of time.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT ID. c..
November 1873 On
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TRUST SALE.
NOTICE.

k virtue of Deed of Trust cxecut.
- ed by William Il. Alllgre to the sub
scriner, Tor the purpose OF securing the
payment at u certain debt therein men-
toned, due to Martin Dawson, which said
deed bears date the 3ist day OF October,
1873. and was further and fully proved
and recorded in the court of the county q
finvanna on the 25th day of November
ie2o, VIII be exposed to sale "a, public auc.
ton, fr ready money, on Friday the l Il,
day OF December next, at the dwelling
house OF tho said William II. Alligrc, the
tract or parce! ofLand on which the said
Ali'sre resides; lying and being in the
counties OF Flnvanna and AIhemarle, and
on Mechunk Creek, containing
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24O, ACRES.

Three other tracts adjoining the same,
containing IN the said three tracts,
3S4 ACRES
Making in all, 62IACRES, adjoining the
Lands OF Dabney Minors estate, Sc
ALSO
A HORSE. The title in me vested as
Trustee, only will he assured aud conveyed
JOHN TiMBERLAKE, in.
November 6-'29 ids