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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

The following are the Standing Committees Of
the House Of Representatives, as announced by
the Speaker on Monday:
Committee Of Elections. -Messrs. Harborn,
Randolph, Holland, Griffin, Bethune, Collier
and Arnold.
of Ways and Means.-Messrs. McDufie,
Verplank, Ingersoll. Gilmore, Alexander, Will.
de, and Gather.
Of Claims. --Messrs. Whittlesey, Barbour,
Of Conn. McIntire, Patten, Ihrie, Hogan and
Rencher.
Of Commerce.-Messrs Cambreleng. Howard,
Sutherland, Lamar, Newton, Davis of Mass. and
Jarvis.
On the Public Lands. -Messrs. Wickihfe,
Duncan, Hunt, Irwin, Clay, Boon and Plummer.
On Post Office and Post Roads.-Messrs. john
son Of Ky. Conner, Russell, Pierce, Jewett, John.
son Of Va. and Newman.
For the District of ColumbIa.-Messrs. Dod-
ridge, Washington, Semtnes, Armstrong, Thomas
Of Md. Mccoy of Pa. and Chinn.
On the Judiciary.-Davls Of s. c. Ellsworth,
Daniel, White Of Louisiana, Foster, Gordon and
BeardsIey.
On Revolutionary Claims. -Messrs. Mullen
burg, Nichols, Bouldin, Crane, Bates of Mass.
HammOns and Standifer.
On Public Expenditures. -Messrs. Hall OF n.
c., Davenport, Lyon, Thompson, of Ohio, Coul-
ton. Pearson aud Henry King.
On Private Land Claims. -Messrs. Johnson of
Tenn Coke. Stansbury, Mardis, Marshall, Carr
OF Ind. and Billiard.
On Manufactures. -Messrs Adams,C Ondict,
Findlay, Horn, Dayan, Warrington and Barbour
Of Va.
On Agriculture Root, Mccoy of
Va. Smith of Pa. Chandler, Jenifer, Wheeler
and Tompkins.
On Indian AHairs-Messrs. Bell, Lewis,
Thompson fGeo. Angel, Storrs, Mason, and
Lecompte.
On Military Afairs-Mcssrs. Drayton, Vance
Blair of s. c., Mitchell Of Md Speight.
Adalr and Ward.
On Naval Afairs-Messrs. Hoffman, Carson,
White of N. Y. Anderson, Branch, Milligan
and Watmough.
On Foreign Afairs-Messrs. Archer, Ev-
erett Of Mass. Taylor, Polk, Crawford, Barnwell
and Wayne.
On the observation-disclosures. Kerr of Md.
Creighton, WIN. B. Shepard, Williams Of N.
Huntington, Allen OF KY. and Roane.
On Revolutionary Pensions-Messrs. Burgess,
Ford, Evans, of Me. Reed Of n. T., Appleton,
Lansing. and Southland.
Revisal Of unfinished Business-Messrs. Reed
of Mass. Kinnon and Soule. 8
OF Accounts-Messrs. Allen of Va. Bird and
OF Expenditures in the Department of State,
Messrs. Lent, Evans of Penn. and Mckay.
On Expenditures IN the Department of the
Treasury-Messrs. Stephens, WardwelI and
Fitzgerald.
On Expenditures of the Department OF War
A. H. Shepard, Mann and Fielder.
On Expenditures in the Department of the
Navy-Messrs. Maxwell, Hall of Tenn. and
HarDer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
c o n G r E S S.

In the Senate on Monday, the Hon. John c..
Calhoun, Vice President Of the United States
took bis seat as presiding officer Of the Serate.
Messrs. Tazewell Of Virginia, Bibbof Kentucky,
FORSYTH of Georgia, Brown Of North Carolina
and Buckner of Missouri, also appeared and took
their seats. Petitions were presented by Messrs.
Prentiss, Rusgles. Grundy, Smith. Kane, Will
kins and Dudley; and resolutions were submit
ted by Messrs. Marcy. Hayne and Chambers
The election of the officers of the Senate was,
on motion of Mr.. Chambers, postponed to Mon
DAY next. After the consideration OF Executive
business, the Senate adjourned.
Numerous petitions aud memorials were pre-
sented in the House Of Representative yesterday,
the second Monday Of the session being the first
petition day. Among them were Is from citi-
zens OF the society of Friends in Pennsylvania,
praying for the consideration OF the question OF
slavery, with a view to its abolition, and for
the abolition of the traffic in slaves within
were presented bv Mr.. John Quincy Adams, and
we're referred to the Committee on the District.
The Speaker laid before the House a communi-
cation from the Secretary Of the Treasury, trans.
uniting the annual estimates for 1882, together
with several other public documents, which were
disposed of in the customary manner. The usu-
al Standing Committees were announced, and
will be found in another column. The House,
afterwards, on motion of MIR. Wayne. went into
a Committee Of the Whole on the state Of the
Union, Mr.. Adair IN the Chair. A series of re-
solutions apportioning The subjects discussed in
the Presidents Message among the respective
committees to which their nature refers, was IN
troduced by Mr.. Wayne. A short but Animal
ed discussion arose on a proposition of that gen.
tlenan to refer the subject Of the Bank of the
United States to a select committee. MIR. Nc
Dufie proposed an amendment, which finally pre-.
vailed, referring it to the Standing Committee OF
WAYS and Means. The resolutions were adopt
ed, with various notifications and additions, the
most important Of which were resolutions for the
appointment Of select committees on the subject
of the patent laws and of imprisonment for debt,
and, at s o'clock, the House adjourned.
Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

statement in the report Of the late Postmaster
General, Of 1923. and on the assumption that alt
the hostages which have accrued since my first
report in 1929, will have been collected. OF the
hostages returned within that time, il is conf
IDENTITY believed the losses, in collection, will not
amount to one fourth Of one per centum.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

General William H. Harrison has eo"ne1'''
a series of letters, the first Of which appea'e' "
the Cincinnati Gazette of the Sd instant a"0''
sed to the Vice President of the United '"" !,
upon the supposed injurious effects Of the Jaw
on the agricultural interests Of the GUM"
Gen. ii. is opposed to Mr. Calnonn's views
is 10 favor of the Tariff.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

Sl,707,41S IL
~l,s5o,5ss 10
l,997,sll 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

The Wheeling Times 81 December say.
.. Since our last two steamboats, have arr''e0"-
Plttsbursh-and one departed yesterday Nv"
the river. The river is full OF ice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

Steamboat Disasfer.-The steamboat h"aD
Of Pittsburgh, John Towne. MASTER was SUM
the elst Nov. in the river Mississippi !"
eight miles below M%ontgomery's Po'n'
Arkansas Territory. after taking ID WV
the above place, she proceeded on "e'
and in about five minutes after leaving u'
ward, it was discovered BY a man IL inc ~.
tie that the water was coming into her 'ea! =,
information Of which was given to 'e '
who Immediately ordered tie pilot I" 'uD
the nearest bar, which was done. s"e- "A
fast on a bar, on the left bank OF the "s' VI
a half mile below the wood yard, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

S10s.540 AZ
14s,l64 6s
1928 A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

A bill has passed the Legislature Of ken'ues!
to reduce the salaries Of the Judges OF the 81
preme Court to $1,000. and those Of the Circuit
Court 10 80. The object Of this bill, %accordIO!
TO the Louisiana Advertiser, Is to leg'slate h
Judges out of Office, to save the delay, eSpe's
aud hazard Of Impeachment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

appointment by the President By and rih he
and consent Of The Senate. -lhomas Ran.
dali, Of Florida. to be Judge of the U. s. fer
the District of Middle Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

The Presidents Message was received at@
shortly after le o'clock. on Thursday tt
9Th inst. - about 48 hours after its commune
ion TO Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28
JAMES GOVAN, 2E.'or o.
EDWARD GOVAN, Jas. @,
ARCHIBALD G0FAN, van dec,
Jams =.


NOiICE 10 hereby fiven, that heee WI lie ,oo
lN az pubic auction, at the Tavern OF William ID
Fitch in ,he Town o. Charlo u syille Saturday the
10th day Of Jtly next. the shares Of stock held by the
following persons in the Rivsnna Navigation Company,
and on which part OF Calls Md has been pad, 10
wit; James BaIbour ten shares, James Brocknsn w
'bares, Nathaniel Bunch two shWes, Jesse BUkeu Two
-hsrts, Menosh Clarkson two shstes, REUBEN Cfud-
zen two shares James Cuuin Ave shares no Carroll
t~o shares, Oliver Cross fur shares, Albert g. Che
ming ihfes shares John johnson, Sen Two shares r..
bert L. Jones three shares Robert Lindsey ,bdrey
Willis McKeaod three shares, David W. B Myers ten
shares, James NJ. Morris ten shsres, Samuel r. Morris
six shares, Guthrie Morris FIVE shares Thomas Miller
two shares John r. POrkius two shares, Moses Sneed
one share, John A. SNDs FIVE II a'e', Walker Timber
lake twenty shares, John Tinberlske, s,n t~sive
shares, Philip Wots share, LitIeberry Weaver two
shares, MeFiwe'ber l.. Walker four sbafes, william W.
Dawson two shass,
BY order OF the Bo.yd ~ Dlrse,cvs
DANIEL r. CARR, Treasurer
R'earHa Nocig0tios Corp0ny
June IL ll--wtds
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F.raui.r Co Jun. 1881 NND H IT'S.

"HEREAS, by a ID cree OF the high Cour, VI
w Chsnte Of Gres, Britain, made in a cause,
"Ufifhorne y. .Mehols" il 10 referred to WIN Ed.
naund DoscdesreH, Esq one Of the Masters # The
said Court. o inquire aud ,hs Court whe ,hst
Patrick Phillips. the B,nkrup, in the pie gs OF The
said cause named. died Tssaie Iniesia,e aud who
was his heir at Law al the time OF his DEATH and who
was his personal representative, aud in the said
Master should End that Michael Phillips was the
Heir al Law Of TIE said Patrick Phillips, then the
said Msse was to inquire aud state to the BIO
was the heir AT Law sni the personal representative o.
Michael Phliips"-There'ore, sny rerfon claiming to
De the heir a, Law OF the said Patrick Philips (or-
merly OF Hungerford Market, n the Parish OF Saint
Martin Ia The fields In the county OF Middlesex. in
Geat Britain, Fish Mopg-r. aud afterwa ards OF Bath
Town. in the State Of rgnia, in North Am.rc,, and
who died there, in or about the month o. November,
lSlS at The time OF his death. any person claim
to be hi, personal representative is by their
licors forthwith TO come in before the said Master,
Mr. DotcdestoeV, at HE Office, in Southampton Build
ngs Cn merry Lane. London in Great Britain sfore.
sad, and establish such respective claim or in defsul,
ia sreoi they will be excluded the ben Of he esd
Decree. HAMILTON & BOLDEN
Plaintiffs Solicitors, l., Southampton street,
Csrent Garden, London.
juno IL. I-St
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE will b.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. VIII be
sold, ., public auction on Taursdsy, the OH day
OF July next, Al the Reading Room 10 pursuance OF
resolution Of the Board Of Directors Of the Farmer
Bank Of Virginia, on accommodating terms tho fol-
lowing LessphoId Property, viz
The large FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE, al the low =
end Of Commerce Street Wharf, the West side
with water front, formerly Warren Ashley's,) now
occupied by Mr. II. III. Holt.
the TWO FIRE PRoor STORES on CampbeIps Wharf
one occupied by Msssrs, Hs !, the other by MesIs
Hardy.
tlALso-The Commodious wAREHoUsE fronting The
cad Of Campbelrs Wharf, occupied by Mr.. William
Rowland.
All the above houses are admirably situated for bu
slnsss, and such opportunity, capals, or per
but rarely offered. THE COMMITTEE.
Nosfolk, June IT. lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

TT AND FOR SALE.- Intending 10 remove 10 the
IL West. offer my land on which reside Tor saIe
lying In the unity OF Hanover, In wealthy aud
greesbls peighboushotd Immediately on the Easiern
branch road Of the Meehanieksvils Turnpike; distant
miles rom Richmond, containing about 300 acre..
This land 10 remarkably level and Of soil lively ant
quick, about ESQ divided into three f-d. each
held well wateret; having falling Streams The
neulhvased land has on Il ahucdst Of fine
and rail timber, OF oak and pine most OF the latter The
spring from which We is boiling one, and
produces ight,plessan water. There Is ALEC Well
OF water in he yard. The remarkable instances OF
Longevity that have occurred adjoining it, on it,
a pro;foi lie healih:uIness. 1 think can say with
condolences, IL 10 az healthy any place on the Eas,
side OF the Blue Ridge. Excellent mills and very con.
venien,. The apple orchards young and nourishng
OF The best selected fruit The Dwelling Houss is a
comfortable one. with Jour below and Two, above
siar.: four IRE places. further description 10 unne-
sessary, as perions wishing buy, would first View the
premises Should not sell before Friday the 10th OF
August, on that day, II fair II the next fair day,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the PREMISES re-
serving to myself bid aud this is dooe merely
prevent complete sacrifice. 10 the OF private
sale, due notice will be given. Tnose who wish 10 buy
may come forward we'll assured of getting great bar
gain should require third Of the purchase money
down, the balance to be divided 10 two equal annual
payments TO be secured by bond aud approved securi
~, and Dsed OF Trust the land, further parcu.
lars the day OF sale. BOWLING STARKE
June 81. l2-w,ds
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nRYDEN & HUNT.-MERcHAYr TATLoRs
" Of Baliimore. ReapscIInlIv infnrma III

ARYDEN Il HUNT.-MERcHANr TArLoRs.
~ Of Baltimore, Respectfully Informs ih.ir
rends and The public, that they have selected from h.
ats srrivasa very generssssoriment Of Good suitable
for geotlemens wear, whsh they are prepared to
up 10 order in the oeatesl style end the mot accom-.
modaug terms--vz super cloth coats, Of any colour
tom 2Oto rs dollsrsPsDts and Vests equally pleas
ing terms
And for the accommodation Of such Of my friend, a.
do not witt the city, they may expect to see me al Lam
caster Court House, the ooh day Of June, al the
sitting Of the Levy Court, where shsll be prepared
TO exhibit card Of patterns of a general variety Of
goods 0rom which gentlemen may select and give or.
ders and TO take measures for such may ieel dis
posed 10 favour us with their custom. Any article Of
dress which may be ordered shsll meet with immedi-
ate attention. and forwarded on according TO direction
JOHN N. HUNT,
OF the firm Of Dryden & HUT
Juae H. l1-v4v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

FENHE Sherins Of tho counties OF Aue;i., Powhs'sn
~ and Chesterfield; Bedford and Franklin; Sponsyl.
vsDis, Caroline and Essex; Albemsre, Nels,n snd Am
herai; Fauquisr sHd Prince Wlism; Augusta sod
RoekUidg'; Shenandoah and Hardy; MonoDg gala.
Preston and Raudolpb and the Mayor Of the town Of
Petersburg, will take notice, that sleetiops are IN be
holden al their coufthouses, sod other places eppon
by law for holding eleciions, in The month Of Au
gust nex 10 sboose Senators 10 repre- sen, their rsspec
tive districts, IN The next General Assembly
ADDISON BANsFoRD,
Maybe i-ns
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nRlSTOE ESTATE. in the county Of Prince
I'D Wiliian', FOR SALE-Ia pursuance Of The
power vested 10 the President aud Directors Of the
Literary Furd, by Act Ct the General Assembly,
passed 26 h February last authorizing the sale Of the
Brisoe Tract OF Laud. iu the county OF Prince Viii.
liam, proposals will be rsc ived by Tie said Pre.den,
and Dresors for the whole, any portion Of the said
tract, until the 10th day Of Octobsr next.
The annexed extracts from the law, will show the
condions required Of the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals, will consult their
money.
The Bri,oe Tract contains by survey e,4s4 acres,
the greater part OF which Is und-r leases, which
will expire in the year 1919 ami which ubjeci to
an annual rent Of stou, rs 900 pounds OF Tobacco.
BY order Of the Presiden, and Directors of the Lite
rary Fund. BROWN, Jr. "a Aud.
Fad. Be il further enacted Tina, II shall be The duty
OF the said President aud Directors, to require of the
purebsser or purchasers OF the ssd Tract, bonds with
sufficient personal security payable to the said Pres
dent and Directors, together with deed de eds oil
purchase money and interests, which bonds taken,
sha bear ints from the date thereof And all
who shall fail to pay into the Treasury snunay, with
in six months after the shall become dus the in
,eres which may their said bonds shall for
iel all claim the credit given their and
the principal shall thereupou become due, and be re-
eoverabie by the sad PRECEDENT and Directors, with all
interest in arrssr, by motion to the General Court.
ten days notice OF the time o! making such motion,
the payment thereof enforced, by proceeding ihe
decd DECIDE OF rust afoesaid at tho discretion OF the
said President and Directors.
sra Be it further enacted That all persons becom-
ing purchasers OF land under the provisions Of ts
shall have ths privilege OF paying the amount OF the
purchase money at any time.
4,h This &C, ,hall be in force from the passlog
thereof
May27. 6-2awtIOnOct
The Editors Of the National Intelg eneer and Alex
andria Ph9ax will please publish the foregoing ad
vertsement, twice week until the 10th Oct. next,
and send ,h.ir bills to the Fad Auditors Omce Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

EDUBLIC SALE OF MANCHESTER PROPER
n TY.-Pursuant to a Decree of the Superior Court
OF Chsncery, Tor the Richmond District, pronounced
on tbs II day of February, 1881, 10 the OF Bur.
foot, I. M We. Buriooi l.. and othsrs-and Of an a.
Tu.sday, the IL day Of July, 1881, the pre-
ses, offer for sale, at public auction, 10 the highest bid
DER on cred, Of I, and years, the follow ing rea
property belonging,o The estate Of Matthew Burcoi
deceased, to witt The lot containing lour acres, with
the improvements thereon, adjoining the property Of
Miles Bo,i aud others, near Manchester n the county
OF Chester field. The bouses and lot in Tho town Of
Manchester now occupied by Mrs Sarah Baugh, and
adjoining the property OF Potter F. Smith and others
aud said Burfoos interest, in the Factory ia Msnches
ter, held by Walden and Burfoot. Bonds and security
required, and the title retained until the bonds are
paid.
Sale TO commence at clock, p. M. al The Fae,o
ry on the main street.
SAMUEL T. PULLIAM,
May 10. 9-lds Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-28

AND FOR SALE.-In pur'usncc OF decree Of
II The County Cour, Of King s. Queen 10 Chance
ry-pronounced on the 10 day OF May, 1881, in the
sase OF Churchill A. Myers and others, again.t the
admor and heirs OF WIN. Slonc decd, shall, at
King Queen July Court offer for sale at tho said
Cour House, the frs, day Of the said Court to the
highest bidder upon credit Of six months (.xcept
much rs may be necessary pay the costs OF said suit
and expenses Of sale, which will be required in rash)
the tract OF land in the sad bill menonet, whsreo the
said VIM. Stone, jr. died seizsd and possessed-This
tract contains upwards OF two hundred acreshas upon
eommoiious Dwelling House and suitable out hou-
,es&Ihe land s OF good quality. and lies contiguous 10
the said Court House.
RICHARD GAINES, coun;..;o,.,.
GEO CARLTON, 5 'o''0e'
jane H. lI-,l3J
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VHNRUST SALE OF LAND BY virtue Of Deed
IL OF Trust executed by iGeoIge Robertson, of
the county OF Amslii, TO the late Eimund Harrison,
or his representative on the day of p,ember,
1922, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF aore
said county, Ter certain purposes therein spee will
be sold the highest bidder the the sh
day OF July next for cash, that Trae, parcel oil Land
on which the said George Robertson resides, in the
Aforesaid county Of Amelia, lying the river Ap.
PomattoT, miles above the uoetisn Of the said ri
YER aud Fiat Creek, miles below Gento, containing
by estimation two hundred aud fty or less
with sufheiency OF wood land, D~eliing House, and
other out Houses healthy aud pleasant si,ua alton and
an agreeable N:ghboushood The subrcriber being the
legal representative OF the late Edmund Harrison,
ties was vested with, though he believes il to be ind
putable. NATHANIEL HARRISON. Er'or
Of Edmund Harrison decd
June T. S-v4w
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By the Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia
n PROCLfbfHTTON

XAIHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in The re-
Wv prefc,ation In the Senate OF this Safe, BIZ the
rssgr atien Of Joseph w Chiun Esq, member OF the
Seusse Of Virgins, for the District composed OF the
counties Iof S'sfo,d, King George, Wes'moreIand,
X cbmoud, Lancaster and Northumberland Now,
therefor, I, John Floyd. Governor Of The Common
wesIth OF Virginia. do hereby suthorizs and require
the Sheriff, Of the couniss respectively, composing the
said District, to Election be held for their
August next to cho,,e suitable person 10 represent
the sad Drte, in the State Sspate according to the
Constitution and Laws OF this Common wealth.
Given under my band as Governor, and under the
ISEALJ lesser Seal OF The Common slth, at Rich.
mond, this 1f,h day OF June, 1881
JOHN FLOYD.
June II. 11-w4w
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SsTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT. AUCTION The
~ subscriber will, on Monday, the 1st day Of August
next, sell at public auction, without reserve, bis
tire stock Of Goods, being large and valuable assot-
ment. They will DO offered privately Till the above
named date, and with view 10 reduce the stock before
the public sale, every article will be put down 10 the
price they likely bring at auction; they In part
follow,
Cloths and csssimers, ssuinetts, hannes, bombsznes
eireassians, pruns,, princea issirg bombsz-t drill
lngs, plain nsos, Irish linen, lawns, diapers Holland
psokeens, eacocs, gnghaus, muslius, battise, esm-
bres musins, dimities linens. cotton osDaburgs
snd she.tings coored and white dome.iies Isces and
edgiuss-wih great NAVY other articles in my line,
which II is unnecessary % enumeraie.
MANN s VALENTINE.
III Sac to be cOndus,ed by 0rIS DUELor & Co.
Aue,ionesrG
June IL Il--wids
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a BOUT 4.s ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND

n
IA FOR SALE -Thls land lies Ia FAuquier eoun-
", md abou, hvs miles from warenton. Che County
Town. and within mile OF the Rappshs nnoek river
now To forward state Of improv ement and u 10 ex-
peeted will be nsvg.ble for boats thus high in the
eourse OF mex year. The land handsomely situated
and les we'll Tor farming, and 10 az ell watered as
any tract IN Virginia, and efficiency o. timber for all
necessary pup sea, and healthier section country
is thought MOI to be the Union. The dw cling house
may with al ghi repairs be made very comfortable and
roomy all necessary out houses, good Barn. s ables
Corn tonses, Ice bcuse, &c., with Horse Mil and
Waest Thresiiug Machine attached. 1 will dispose
OF IL Tor Slaves IN whole, or Merchandise two thirds
oil its value, or two aud three years credit for
two-hrds OF the purchase money, one-,hird cash. 1
IL should not be sold by private bargain by the eighth
day OF August next Il viii be offered at public auction
on The above mentioned terms by the purchaser giving
bonds bearing interest from the date, blu,
DUN wall be made the baek.. remi,ing the inter.
est punc,ually paid. and giving deed OF on the
land.
Az the same time and pIae., will be cold on nine
months credit, all the crop tss iarm ock of horses
(amongst whish are several valuable and well bred
brood mares and eight sols, Eve Of which sired by
Contention cattle and hog., plantation utensils,
household and kilch>n furniture, amongst tn stock Of
cattle are several valuable yoke Of oxru Binds and
good security will be required above.
Persons wishing to purchase land are invited to
view he premises previous to The day Of SALE pri-
va'e ssis would be preferred.
RICHARD HARVEY
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