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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

MunpER.-Wc learn from the Eliz
abc,h City, ". G. Star, that on Satur-
day week man by the name of Jesse
Easton, living near the south end Of
the Dismal Swamp Canal, killed one
Of his neigl'bors by the name of Fred
erick Gregory. We understand dis
putc arose between them about gather
ing cora, and Eas,on deliberately s'io,
the other dead on the spot. He immc-
d'ntelv fled and has not ye; been nr-
rested.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

liIfa;n t,ro wecks hare soM TWO of
TIE HIGHEST PRIZES!
In Connecticut Lottery 10 Extra,
Combination : s e.ptizc of 5000,
sold IN quarters. Besides very hand
somc lot of prizes of 800 &c.
Maine State Lottery, No. u, extra.
In the above | have sold one quarter
ofthe highest prize viz.
Combination 30 81 AZ 10000.
s. CAIIOONE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
At TilEey's.

GOOD Beaver Gloves for Ladies
Nand Boys, can he bought ut oNE
SHILLING the pair, and good mitts at
twelve and "A half cents.
Ausu-A lot of Gloves nt most ANY
price. Nov. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

We understand that sGo,0a0 have
heea offered to This Institution hy thre,
gentlemen, in sums of S20,oo0 each;
sin,000 ofwhich is gi,cn condiiionalIy.
The gifi depending upon the acceptance
of the offered Proiessofship by ia,
Rev. DIR. Beecher.-rhe reniaininr
-2o, 900 is an unconditional donation.
Transcript.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

! set<ru III the eucintfiaeu premises IN zee
and died intestate, leaving several chil-
dren, and two granjsons, Joseph am
Moses the intcstate-both children .
his oldes, so1 Joseph Dexter, who died
in the lifeiimc of his father. Upon the
death OF S,ephen, his eldest grandson
Joseph entered upou and was seized a..
the demanded premises IN fee, and re-
manned 80 seized I'LL sometime in The
J year 1919. when he died inies.ate am,
without issue: brt whether he took ia,
estate by parch;isc or Inheritance, wa
"A question submitted IL the Court upor
certain admitted facts. whiyh, rs it wa,
J not thought necessary IL the deriSion
| of the cause were not adycrfed II bv
: the Cour, in their opinion. Upon the
death of Joseph Dexter, the grandson.
his brother and sole heir toak the de-
/ manied premises aud remained seized
of the same until his death rs above
stated. Upon the death of Joseph Dex-
ter the son, his widow in the life time
of Stephen Dexter her father i'm law,
married one Robert Poliack by whom
she had two daughters, one of whom.
married a Saunders whose son by her
she plaintiff was. The defendants
were t.ic descendants and representa-
tives of the children of Stephen Dexter,
living ut the time of his death. The
plaintiff was next of heir to the iates-
tate, and the only question was, wheth-
er he was also "of the blood of the
person from whom the estate came or
descended" which blood could under
! the statute of dcscents in Rhode Island
alone take the estate. The defendants
contendcd that "thc person from whom,
&C." meant by the statute, was "the
person" from whom the estate origi-
naly came or descended, or the FIRST
purch h9ser, as nc is commonlv called nj
the conmoa law, ana that the plaintiff
claim failed, inasnuch "a though next
of kin to the intestate, he was not of
the blood Of Stephen Dexter, the first
purchaser. The plaintiff con,ended
that "t,e person from whom, &c."I
m cant by the statutc ana whose blood
was to take, was "the person" from
whom the estate Immediately came or
descended TO the intcsta,e-anl ,lm
he was entitled, as he was next rkin
to the in,estate Moses Dexter. and sol
the blood" to wit of the ha,t' Gk,oa. bv
right of representation of Joseph Dex-
ter, the person from whom the estate
immediately descended to Moses the
intestate.
The question had been decided by
the Supreme Court of tue u. :. III the
case of Gardner VS.. Collins, favorable
to tho plaintiff, and the only ground
upon which the defendants li,igitcd his
risht was, that previous to the dccssio..
therc hah Deen IN this s'atr Iad'c:ai
construction on the statute In this par
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
DIED

a. Middletown on Tuesday 10th. Mrs
'lann.h Farley, wife of mr.. James Farley;
'ged 10 wears.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Mr.. Turner'S reply to Mr.. Cranston's
communication, with the accompany
int certificates as published in the
Providence Daily Advertiser Of yester-
day, shall appear in our next paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
MAINE STATE LoTTERY no.

MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
.; dr.i%s Saturday Nov. 81. Highest
priAo Si0,00O-?0 prizes OF slO00--
Tickets > parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
Il; draws Tuesday Nov. 30, $4,000
highest priae--I0 prizes of $1,000
Tickets 3 parts i'll proportion
Dawn NrMnrRs.
OfCumbcrland e. Oxford Lottery ex.
53 80 % : 10 - IL I3 3t
OF Maine State Lottery Z extra,
81 J6 ~ Z 9! 1 81 % 30
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

+. Snnih Carolina is now "a placid as a nun
who has got through her noriciaie, and ta-
ken the black veil. Not whisper on the
Pee Dcc--not groan from Caiauba. The
notification hurricane is blown over, like
a September g,lc. and left few wrecks
behind. South Carolina. like . young fe
male dreaming Of giants. and Blue .bear,ls.
and murders, and s,ealcrs OF beauty, has
now turned her head on the "downy pill
low. /" AMI is taking a very comfortable qui-
e, afternoon nap If she should happen to
sleep TIL mex, morning--ihat is. next May
uorning, she will be- surprised TO find the
tariff modified 10 her wishes.
N. Y. Cour. aud Eng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25
From the Providence American.
CIRCUIT COURT.-R. I. Dtsra,cr.
HALF AND WHOLE BLOOD, SAUNDERS rs.

GOULD And OTHERS.
This was an action Of cjcctmenf,
brought by the plaintiff, to recover a
portion Of real estate claiined by him
in right ofinhc-iiancc, fron one M,".s
Deyter who died iates.atc. ~ withou,
ISSUE, sometime in the year lss,5. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

Schr. Sancho. Chase, of Yarmouth,
has arrived mt New Haven from the
fishing ground. Near Georges Banks,
July 25, about dusk, when hcaying to
for soundings, saw large bull dog
swimming towards them; tho blight of
a rope was thrown over, into which he
swan and was drawn on board, nearly
exhausted. The sch. was then 60
miles from land, and only two vessels
were in sight, one q, the other 10 miles
distant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

. Ono. The Chilicoihe Eyenins
Post of Oct. q. gives the Official returns
from oil the countiesin Ohio, by which
it appears, the majority Of Gen NJ Ar-
thur is 2i00 votes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-25

APPOINTMENT BY TUE PRESIDENT
William g. Hammond. Esq. 'has been
appointed Surveyor for the district,
and Inspector Of the Revenue for thr
port Of Newport in this State, in the
place Of John Siocum, deceased.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
HENRY o MIDDLEToN. of Fredericksbure,

HENRY o MIDDLETON. of Fredericksburg,
AA Va, has undertaken.to restore lands in Va to
tie original that have been sold for the direct
tax OF the United States and State tax. Also, that
winch has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of
Virginia, FOR the non-paym ent of taxes.
lie Will undertake for portion of the land reco-
vered; but IT preferred by the propretors will take
stipulated or contingent compensation. to be paid
after the performance ofeDgagcrnents.
Persons wishing his services, had better COMMUNE
cate early with him at Fredericksburg, Va, tpost
pao as ne expects to set out for the West this fall
tie continues to receive agencies to investigate
and Identify Western lands by actual surveys to rent
le1se out. pay the taxes, make sales, and render
every other service necessary for the safe rnanane.
ment hereof
The continued extensive ranre of riding which his
engagements require West of the Allegheny noun
tans affords the opportunity to transact other bust
ness, which induces him offer his services eene-
rally.
The settlement and bonding of debts, collecting,
negotiation and all other BUSINESS will receive prompt
personal attention As this advertisement soliclts
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers reference
Corporation Of fredericksburg. Pa.
John Metcaife John Wellor6
William j. Roberts, Fayeite Johnston,
Kue6en Thomas, Archibald Hart,
William a. Knox.
Spotsyfcania County, ia.
George Hamilton William Barnard.
Samuel A. S'orrow, Cuipeper County, Pa.
dt6emarte County, IA.
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nelson
Robert Rives. Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs Richmond City. Va.
Thomas 0. TayST, Powhatan County, Va.
N w DandrdsH Henry County. Va.
Abraham Staples, Patrick Court house, Va
Ballard Smith. Greenbrer County, Va.
Joseph f. Daingerfeld, Lewisburg Va.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk of Greenbrier County Va
Chief Justice George Robertson, KY.
Hon. Robert P Letcher, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
George Hebb. Baltimore
Sas Wood New York
Doctor Thomas Semnes, Alexandria, .. G..
Hezekish Miller, Georgetown, D. G.
sep 20--2aw IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
"a "a Rs CHRISTIANNA C RIIR K r. resnectfi1I

I'VE announces her intention to open in this city
he first day of October next. Seminary for the
admission OF Young Ladies Boardcrs and day scho-
lars.
II is contemplated offer institution comhininr
the most solid requirements, with he most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without LAYING
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gng the arduous and highly responsible duties which
will devolve on her Principal. Mrs B feels ccnf
dent that an early attention TO the subject of duca
ton. and an experience of many years in Its details
united to the assistance of SO many able teachers will
enable her to afford advantages equal to any in this
State and not inferior to those of any Northern Ins
| tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at an hour not interfering with the duties of
| his own Seminary Mr. Macully Teacher of sJofhe
mates an the Richmond Seminary, will also give daily
instruction in the branches connected With ms depart
rent.
Nr. Stephen Bernard, q native of France via
teach the modern languages
Music Drawing and Dancing will be taught By the
most approved masters
Boarders will receive that parental attention which
whilst 1t avoids undue restraint will insist on he full
hmeni OF all moral and religious duties and erioin
strict regard for those obscrvances best calculated to
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits more extensive
course of studies than generally offered for the ed
ucaton of females. They ire submitted IN detail on
account OF the belief that many parents viii consider
them essential to complete education:
Orthography, Arithmetic
Heading, Bookkeeping,
Writing, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry,
Laocu'1on' Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lettres Chemistry.
Epstolory Style, The Greek Latin. French
Ancient and Modern Ills Italian and Spanish Ian
tory guages,
Geography, with The use Vocal and instrumenrpl
OF Globes and Maps. Music,
As'ron"my, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History. 9anclng
Botany.
me Richmond Female Ssmina sill be opened
in The house on 18th stree once .rcun,ed nv tbo
late Nlr. Frederick Pleason.s- eural spacious. ele
waited and retired no location m the cltv can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board Tor Tie scholastic year of 10 months, 900
Tuition IN all the English branches, 10
Extra charges regulated by those Of other schools
Application in person or by letter win receive
prompt attention. ma 25-f1otc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28
Branch A. Saunders Academy.

fENHE subscriber respcc,fullyenforms his patrons
and the public generally, that his .4cadenv will
be re-opened on MONDAY, 9th inst, IN the rooms
by Mr.. 4. A. Halliday on G street. about 1o, Yards
above the Washington Tavern
The course of instruction embraceszthe Greek,
LATIN and French Languages, Mathematics, English
Globes; and all the minor branches of an English
education Spelling Reading Writing and Arth-
metlc BONG indispensable every occupation, will
compose part Of the daily exercises of each class.
The Principal has procured for the Of his school,
complete set Of Surveying Instruments; and those
pupils who sufficiently advanced viii be exercised
on Saturdays IN practical surveying takirg heights
and distances. levelliug &c.
Terms-S3O per annum for all studies except tho
French Language for which $50 additional will be
charged.
sep 24-2tc BRANCH a. SAUNDERS,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

I'hE rOdC are hereby Informed the General 4rcpry
oT INC disposal of the fhomasonan Medicines add family
gh &C mas been transferred from oRToS owARp JARVIS
ukh ana tFaI PLsT by d. samuel Thomson; Therefore
who have held agencies under the Horton o,cnyd
as wen as oihr wishing TO become Agents. will apply to the
az Columbus, who will he ready to attend TO all
Gals aud upon sufficient testimonials being Produced viii
9'@l' new ASences. &C PIKE g. PLATE
Columbus. Ohio, 9th Aug. 1880
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

0 The public also cautioned srains, p,,rrl,ang Mr.
rom Hose VINO authorised Agents. as ma Nv are
s atces under the name of ThomSoniau .Hcdicines,
which have nothing bit he nan1e to recommend them ard
~ aces sod by them poisonous, act direct
4 70 ,he principles Of the rnonsonian system: There
~, o tos authority those from they purchase
c u WI be furnished with printed article. signed
'''ei ~ 'AM'EL THOMPSON, or PIKE g. PLATr
ne Kentucky Reporter, Lexington; Indiana Journal,
"spos Illinois in,elligencer vandaIra; Missouri Repub-
81 louis National Banner, Nashville: Southern Advo-
@ u1isvhle' Alabama; Raleigh Register North CaroIina;
c DnaIIesto1 South Carolina; pennsylvania Intellgen
Ign wing, Richmond, Virginia. and Journal,
on VIII please publish the above once week for three
ment ' !" '"0 a"'''"ss'S CO WI se'ue-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

% HOUSTON, (DenttsD respeCpUny ~
- forms the public that he has returned TO Rich
mond sen 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

Iaor the information of those parents who may en-
quirc respecting the merits of Miss Mackenzies
school, l am happy to bear testimony the decided
appreciation which have uniformly heard expressed
by those parents in town who have entrusted their
children to her care Since my residence here I
have been personally acquainted with Miss NJ and
feel assured tha, her pey and talents are of such an
order and so thoroughly tested that she will not dis
appoint the confidence which she solcits
STEPHEN TAYLOR
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
sept ITS Shockoe Hill.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-28

kSKOWNyS BEST CHEWING TOBACCO,
- nov Forga1c ~ II. g. McNEMARA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12
GAR DEN SEED.

ARLf shori Top Scarlet Radsh, AZ
IL Salmon Rndish. Nsstur,ion white solid &c
lery, early Summer Squash, Scotch Kali, early
Horn Beet. early Horn Carrot early blood
Turnip Beet. Large Swelling Parsnip, Green
Head Lettuce. Drumhehd do. Maggie Wur'zle
Beet, red Onion Seed, Salfasy. early curIed Sc
iicia Lettuce, straw colored Onion. Cherry
Turnip Rsdish, Tomatoe shaped Pepper, early
Cluster Cucumber, early Frame Cucumber.
Long Green Cucumber, late Cucumber, Ice
Lettuce, Lima Beans, early Williams Pea, Dwarf
Marrofat Pea. early Washington Pea, early
Cluster Pea, Dwarf blue Imperial Pea, early
green harlton Pea, Prolific Pea.
Long Orange Carrot, Tennis Ball Lettuce,
white Naples Radsh, cuIled Pepper Grass, cur.
led Parsley, GARDEN Cress, early Csulinower
Ochre Seed. early Parsnip. blood red Carrot,
red solid Celery, Sea Kali.
Early York Cabbage. long Drumhesd do.
Berjen do. early Emperor do. long Imperial do.
green Savory do. late Baiesea do. red Dutch
do.
For sale at unusually low prices by
WIN. J HOLCOMBE.
Feb. 19 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12

NoTiCE.-Bys virtue oil deed OF trust,
IL executed TO me.by John II Wright. bear
ing date on the 18th day Of April, 1926, and
recorded in the county Court OF Bedford, and
10 accomplish certain purposes in SAID deed
expressed, shall on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
april, 1880, al the lanyard, on the premises
expose to sale, by way of public auction
certain tract or parcel OF land, conveyed ana
described in said deed. lying and being in the
county of Bedford. containing 5l6 acres. more
less, il being The same tract or parcel oil land
which formerly belonged TO George Douglas
dec The terms of sale will be made known
at the time and place Of sale. The title TO said
land is believed 10 be unquesiionably good, but
acting as trustee, will convey TO the pnrcha'
ser or purchasers such title as is vested III me
by the said deed of trust, and none other.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
March Is. Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12

NSrlRGlNlA-At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
" the Superior Court ofC hancery for the Lynchburc
District, the lst day of February, 1880. TarIton
Woodson aud Anice his wife, pitts against Alexander
Roberts aud Sally ms wife, Joseph {. Roberts and
Susannah his wife, George W. Page aud Henrietta
his wife, John llaggard and Nancy his wife, AleAan-
der Mcclure aud Nancy his wife, defts.
The defendants George w. Page and Henrietta his
wife, John llagsard and Nancy his wife, not hay.
ing entered their appearance and given security nc.
CordinV to the act Oh Assembly and the rules of This
court and appearing by satisfactory ,denee that they
inhabitants OF this country Ii is ordered thai
the said defendants do appear here the first day of
thoneSt term and answer the bill of plaintiffs md
that copy ofthis order be orha it'll inserted In some
newspaper printed in the town ofLynchburg for w o
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door of
the courthouse IN the said town,
copy-Toste, J. WILLS, c. C.
march, w2nR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12

I'm pursuance of decree of the Hastings
- Court o: Lynchburg, entered March term,
1898, in the sun Wheeler. ct. a. Va. Morgan,
IN Chancery, Twill, on the Oath April next,
sell, 10 The highest bidder, at auction, a wood
and brick tenem ent. situated OH one half oil
Lot No. 10, on I'd street and now in the occu.
pancy of Morgan & Mcdaniel, and f. +
Gardner and others, on a credit of 10 months.
Bond with approved security will be required
for the purchase money.
GEO. 7. WILLIAMS, Com.
March o5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12

NOflCE. VIII be sold for ready money,
~ 10 The highest bidder, al Campbell Court
House on the l0h day oil Way NEXT, (i being
the Is, Gay of Campbell County Court,) a Ger.
tain trnct or parcel Of land, now in the ecu
yancy OF Benjamin Oliver lying on bo'h SIDES
of Falling Road, in said county. containing 100
ocres. more or less. and adjoining the lands OF
Richard Callcham, Richard Cock John 1en-
kins, dec, Elisha CaIleham, Jesse Jenkins,
Ephraim Gardner and Thomas Daniel. which
land was conveyed TO ne in trust ny Benjamin
Oliver aud wife Tor the brneht of Richard Cal
leham and Others. by deed oil trust, dhted the
23d day of January, 1880. and daily recorded
10 the County Court oi Campbell The said
land or SO much thereof MS may be sui, enl To
satisfy the objects OF said deed SiII I've sold
selling as trustee, | shall convey only such
title a. Is vested in ne as such by said deed
JOSEPH DINNIDDlE.
Anrl9. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12

MfESSRS, John lardwick and Thos Cole
I'll man, who was admr. Of John Coleman
aud Elizabeth Coleman, dec.-Gentlem men
Please to take notice. that on the first, secol d
and third days Of June next at the Tavern
House OF James S. Pendleton, in the town oil
New Glasgow, IN the county of Amherst, and
State OF Virginia, shall proceed TO take the
deposition Of Hcgekiah S. Fncher and others
TO be used as evidence in suit in Chancery
depending IN the county court Of Amherst, III
which am complainant, and you are dcft..
DANlDS. GARLAND.
April Sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12
IISEE JRYA ANT TO
March ID.

AAfckEE, ROBINSON & Go. are opening
al large and general assortment of Staple y
Ean,v Goods, selected out oil the Spring arr
vas az Nv York, and are remarkable lor their
variety o. style and cheapness.
Hair cGtaed az checked Cambrcks, very low
) anc / London Cambrcks, soft dressed
b, au iful Gg'd Swiss Muslins
Swiss aud Manchester Ginghams. new STYLE
EtoHe Indienne, entirely new article
. buxes Milsuese Ribbons, do
Superfine Linen Cambricks
81 end 7 keniings, approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze Hdkts. beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
silk aud Cotton Hoziery, at half price
Fancy Soaps, odour delicious
Cologne aud Florida Water in cut bottles
Thread aud Blonde Laces, sup quality
Bobbinett do 3, 4, and Cd
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombazne. Sd and Ga, view cheap
Black Lus,rngs, for sentlemen's wear
sup Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunella very superior
| The above Goods are Fresh--all purchased
for cash, and " i'll be sold on such terms as will
please the planter and be an offset ssaiust,be
low prices oil Tobacco.
| March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-12
NaAOa bl.E FARM.
FOR SALE.
March %

AN disposed 10 sell my Mill and Pant3
Il lion an oarrs creek, in he county Of Rock
bridge, living Oh the highway from Co,iugruo
and Bath TO Lexington, distant about six mil
fron the latter and two miles from the Norr,
FORK OF James River, which is nayigabie +,
Lynchhurg his farm CONTAINS upwards @.
4Oo acres-a large por ion of which is of eY.
crllent qsaiIty. And has a sufficient quautt,. q
meadow-all OF which is wateled The m
proVemenIo are good country fam house an8
all necessary out houses NV Baru ofihe
hrst order and 200 acres of cleared land Whica
may be divided inio ten fields, SO as TO have
running water in each a ssluable Mtrcha1,
MHf, lately built, with ~ . par Of stonts -ths
house Is three stories high, and barge enoue.
TO contain ten thousand bushels Of wheat
The situation II this farm. independent Of il.
Irfiiliiy, adds greatly 10 its value. 1t is il the
nelghbofhood of three manufactures ofIrnu.
At Lexington. the College OF Na.hington- and
affords an excellent stand for country stofe.
gentleman DESTROYS of residing in Lexington
on account Of his children, cond wlh consr.
niencr, attend to, aud draw all his sup5l,s
from this farm. The will, which has gota
custom. and which, with good management
she may retain. is 81 uated neat he lower euA
of The tract. and may be separated from il with
out Inconvenience. | am willing to sell thpm
separate. The terms of sale " III be mad, cen.
venient 10 purchasers. A. STUART
Staunton, March /. 6w