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June Z.

ESlFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway. on
Friday, the 18th April last, from Stephen L.
NuckoIls, near Charlotte Courthouse, Va, a Negro
Nan. TOM, who had on, when he went awav. a pair
OF white yarn pantaloons and coat of the same Tom
Is between 30 and 40 years of age is tall, straight. and
well made has nearly lost the sight OF one OF his
eyes from a cause unknown his hair runs far back on
his forehead, which causes him TO have the ,nnearancs
oil being. bald is inclined TO limp when he walks, and
speaks slowly when questioned.
Tom was purchased OF a trader, in Richmond. abont
i've years ago, who said that he bought him OF one Da
Wis, IN Frederick county, Va. He has been hired one
year at Viewers Iron Works, Rockbridge county-I
mink IT probable he has aimed TO get to that neighbour
moot under a fictitious name.-The above reward will he
as he has made one attempt TO get there, as a free man.
paid on the delivery OF said slave. or 10 any person who
shall secure him in Jail, so that he can be obtained bv
stephen l. Nuckolls, il taken ont of the county of Char
lotte, if in Charlotte, $40 only.
June z. s-wdws
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Nav 6.

3 INJURY Lane FOR SALE.-By consent of par
ED ties, the Subscriber will sell at public Auction.
on me premises, on the 9th day OF August next, that
well known residence, Drury Lane, lying in King viii
ram county, on the Main Road from the Courthouse 10
west Point nearly equi. distant from the Mattapony and
from each, and convenient to several herring and sbad
hsheries.-This situation is known 10 be one among the
healthiest in the lower coun,ry-abounding in excel
len, wa'er-and from the peculiar properties of the soil
well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat. src. Sc
\ Inc Tract contains 500 acres, and has ON it very
valuable Mill Seat. The neighbourhood is a very de-
showing the premises to any person wishing to exam;nn
them.-Terms one-third cash, and the balance in two
equal annual payments, with a deed in trust on the
Land, 10 secure the payment thereof.
THO MOSS, .Agent.
june T.. 3-wlwA
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

a letter from Pittsburg, dated 30th May, to a gen.
uenan in Baltimore, states, that the Steamboat Home
Tue most spt sndid boat on the Western waters, bound
from flttsburg TO New Orleans, caught fire a few miles
below Pittsburg, and burnt to the waters edge the
male passengers and crew made their escape by swim
ming to the shore. taking the ladies with them. They
mad all got back TO ~Pittsburg, and were safe at William
sons Hotel, among them several Balimoreans.
p,H D-k
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NOTICE
.rN1rEmrIAnx. 6h NJ a,h. 1sa1

PENITENTIARY IN NJ. 9th, 1881.
TAtdE public Is iuiormed ,hs, at This institution, wool
q Is earded. ard the grease fSucd, for Z cents per
pound, where the wool is washed and picked entirely
tree from Trash, and by sending with the wool, IN ne.
cess'ry cloths, the rolls will be nea ly baled up, go th..
they may be transported 10 any disiarcs wiihou, iniu-
~; wool VIII be carded AID spun from - 10 IS cen 8
per pound, according to the hDeuess Of the yarn, and
those that may W 'sh il, can have ib- sams woven into
any description o; eth, a, ircm 4 to Is sen's per yard,
and where fis desired, warp viii be furnished OF ex-
changed; any numbef # yards stove 40 will be warped
from tie materials al customers, less than that quantity
VIII be EXCHANGED; ihs shsaring and securing Of tbs
CON az heHrfd) Will be done al a vety mcdera;s
charge. Persons hssug clo:h woTeu in :heir ismi les,
can have the same sbearrd ard occurred.
SAML p. PARSONS. Sup.
May 10. I22-ft
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' VIE 81 riffs OF the counties OF Amelia, Powha,an
y. ard CbeSisrhgld; Bedford ard FFar kIin; SpsnsvI.
vabi', Caroline and Essex; Aibemarlc, Nelson aud Ar
here; Fauquier and Prince Williams; Augusta and
Roekb'idgs; Shenandoah and Hardy; Mononealia.
Preston and Randolph; and The Mayor of The town IF
pe'ersourg, will take notice, that elections are to be
holden at their cour thouses. and Other pieces annoi.tN
ed by law for holding elections, in the month OF An.
gust next, to choose Senators 10 repre- mt their respec-
tive districts, in The next General Assembly.
ADDISON HANSFORD, C.. s.
May 13 I-wst
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the FOUNTAIN or o0LlvioN ~ na,. n.n..,

THE FOUNTAIN or OBLIVION Br mrs. arnAr..
&" LaPiord Pace"
Ono drausht, kind Fair. from that fountain desp.
To lay the pleutonls Of a haunted breast,
And lone affections, which are gtic., to steep
10 tho cool honey -d.ws OF dreamlcss rest;
And iom the sosl the igh,uing-matks to lave
Ono d'ausht oftha. sweet wave!
Yet, mortal, pou,c!-wnhia thy mind is laid
nesp ,ha, fun tIeascio-Souse; and thou has, made
The gems OF many n spirits ocean thine;
Shall the dark waters to oblivion bear
a pyramid so fair'
Pour ffom tho fOanu and let tho draush, enaes
AUthe vain lore by momoryh pride amass'd,
30 ! but sweep along the torrents trace,
Aud hl the hollow channels OF tho past;
And from the bosom's inuost-foided leaf
kiso the Que master grief!
Yet pause once ~more!-arl, oil thy soul hath known,
Loved, felt. rcjoicod in, from its grasp mus, fadei
Is there no voice whose kind awakening tone
No eye whose glance thy day dreams would recaW
Think-wouldst thou part with alp
Fill with forgotrulnessi-,horo ore, there are
Voices whose music have loved too well;
Eyes of deep sentlones. but they are far
Never oh nevsr 10 my home to dwell.
Fill high tn obiivious how'll
Ye, pause again with memory wilt thou east
Tho undying hopo a"ay, ofmemory born'
Hope ofro-union, heart to heart at last,
No restless doubt between. no ranking ,horni
Wouldst thou erase all records of delight
That make such visions brightly
Fin with forget 'uluc,s, FIJI high yt stay
This FROM the past we shadow forth tho lad
Where smiles, long lost, agp.a shall light our wav,
And tho SOULS friends bc wteath'd in one bright band,
Pour the sweet waters back on their own rn,
must rene nber still.
For their sake, for the dead whose image noueht
May dim within tho temple Of my breast
For their loves sake, which now no earthly thought
May shake or trouble will. its own usrost,
Though the past haunt me as a spirit, - yet
TASK not to forget
PICTURE OF NAN.
A worm, a God Young.
Dust and shade Horace.
Aiar- 81 Paul.
The imago off hower- JOB.
hwolfto man -Piautus.
ko''enness at his birth, a beast In liz, and food for worms ans
death Scion
The wisest aud most foolish thing Dsrsrss.
n two footed featherlcss animal Socrates.
The spoil OF time and sport of fortune Artsfetls.
a snake palm .3RGehdrsis.
A little God Socrates.
A'lttlo Devil Erasmus.
A little world, ,microcosm) IrirIt,s.
All that 10 good Ptotinis.
All that is bad Hcinsius.
An idol SdPpio.
a celestial animal Ouid.
A falling Leaf Homer.
Cal-mity itself-Hesiod.
\ shadow OF dreams Pin1or.
The study Of mankind Pope.
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May l3

@SLE o NEGROES % Monday, Dune 1917
~ that being Caroline Coutt day, will be exposed 10
sale, for cash, at Ihe BJwling Green fifteen or f,pen
fy likely Negroes: And on Mooday, Dune 2Oh) Ina
being Culpeper Court day, will be exposed 10 sale on
the came ierms, ten or fifteen NEGROES Of the same
character snd description. ID. Il. BUCKNEp
Administrative, with the Will annexed,
June 3. -"
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I@H ID"Af HOTEL. CHARLorTEsvILLE Va
lT2 The Subsrsibar has opened the above Est bIt.h.
lneni IS a House 0f Entertainment. II H. large brick
building <, situated =, the upper end OF the Town, on Tho
Street leading 10 he University Of Virginia, and built
expressly Tor the purprse 10 witch il is now applied,
~ possesses nearly every convenience that can be re.
quiz ed. The Bed Rooms are particularly large and
airy. The Stable, (aiso Of bfick) corisinirg for " Stale,
is OF superior arr aJgsmen:;- "a capable and rusty Ser.
want has charge Of that department. The Huuse 10
furnished in a Des, and eoiniorIabie manner. A s..ck
OF good Spirits, Wines and Malt Liquors. has cses lad
M; and The Table shall be provided with lht brsi he
Ma'Est viii al RI. Conscious hat The Pa,fonsg. Of
the House depends solely on iis meri's, every s,sr.
lion will be made to render the accommodation agresa.
BILE 70 those Who may favor IL with heir company.
~, B'-B0ardGS WiHbe taken on me usual terms
Of This p'Gce. p +, BOYD.
May 10 I22-,Ss,y
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-Ncr,humberlan county court,
q Ill April, 1881
Thomas Oldham, PlH
against
John 7. Carter, and Sally ibis wife, William HeadIy,
James Headiey Eliza Riggs, Marcy Mason, Edward
OLDHAM, James, Jane, Edwarl, and Richard OLDHAM,
DEEDS.
TEis day came the plaintiff, by his counsel, and il
appearing to the saiisfac'iin Of the court, tba; the de
,endants FL "a Rieg', VIM. Hsadley, James Headlsy,
Nancy Mason, Eiwa'd Oldham, James, Jane, Edward,
and Rlsha-d oldham, are net Inhabitants OF ;hIs STATE
o. The motion OF The plaintiff, il is ordered, hat III. said
d f'udsnls appear here on The o. cond Monday 10 June
next. and answer the bill OF the plaiatif, and that a
copy OF this order be rhwith inserted in the r CHI.
mond Enquirer, for two months succer,iyely, and any
o'her copy posted at the trent door Of the courthouse Of
'hi5 county. A Copy. Teste,
NJ. b CRALLE c.
May 6. l2I-wsw-
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HDERSONS havins eiaim, against The cstais Of
n James Govan, iaie OF Hanover. will bring them
'o'waiu' ana 'hose indebted TO u, will please make i'm
mediate payment TO either JAMES GOVAN,
EDWARD GOVAN,
ARCH'D GOVAN,
Exors Of james Govas, deed.
June y S-w6w
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ENEMALE EDUCATIONAL Lady of ACCOM-
n plisbed manner aud education, who has been ac-
customed to The best society, and is a native of Virginia.
wishes 10 ,sk- a situation in a respectable private tamil
ly in Vi5ginis, as an Instruc rsss. She will teach in
the most approved modes, all the branches Of p,liio
Education, commonly laugh, in The Northern schools
for young ladies', particularly Music. Drawing ard
Painting Applications addressed TO Y Y II, Rich.
moad. will he attended 10.
May 20. 3-wtt
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EOHN j. WERTH, in. (n The sign of the Gofd.
- en- Keys doors belOD the u. S. Bank having
taken the Stock Of The late concern of JOHN J..
WEkIH' JR' & CO., intends conducting a general
Wholesale and retail
HARDWARE BUSINESS.
no expects TO receive in a few weeks, direct from
'he factories IN Epglsnd, an extensive addition 10 HE
present. sock, comprising a great variety of articles in
bis line; all Of which will be sold at low prices add ON
accommodating Terms.
June 7. O,
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NEW LINE OF COACHES.

Richmond, Scottsuiiie. and Stanton Mail Coach.
THNHiS rev Line OF Coaches will commence running
r. on Saturday The 81 Day OF April nexi. Ii will
sun by Poweli'., Goochiand Court House, G sorss'
TinsieyvliI, Columbia, Wins Tavern, to Srottsviile,
hence by Mount Israel 10 New.York, where il inter-
secis with the Line from Charlottesville 10 Siaun,on.
and thence 10 Lexington and GIyardo,te. This Sage
will leave Richmond Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
and return Sunday, "Wednesday, aud F,ijay; ,hus tho
Public will have a line OF Coaches six times a week
through 10 S,aunton, and Guyando,,e, viz: three time,
a week by baskerville aud Charlotte sviile, and three
times by Scotlsviiie and New. York, making a Daily
Line:from Richmond to Guyando,te on the Ohio River
SUNDAYS except.d.) The above line will meet al
Georges; the line running three times a week from
Fred ~ri.ksIurg to FaTmvilie, Prince Edward Cour,
House, Hampden Sidney College Ste. SC. which will
give to he Public 10 this section OF the Stat. The ae.
communication they have go long wished for. The Scots
vile lire will also intersect The line running from
Lynohburg 10 Charlottesville at Mount Ira.l
April z. 10-'f EDWIN PORTER
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county court,
g ll,h April, 1881
James Maley, PHI.
agaiust
James MeClanahan. and Polly, hs wife, who wa,
Poly Maley, Johnston Maley. Hiram Maley, Harriet
Mtey, Lunsfofd Maley, Hezekioh Maley, SvInor
MAiey, Richard Malay, Lucinda Maley, j iseph Ma
ley and Ryston Maiey, defds.
This day came the plaintiff, by his counsel. and Il,
appearing to the satisfaction of The court, that the de.
lendan,', James MsClanaban, and Polly hs W fe, ]. I'm.
7ion all y, and Sydnor MaIey, are 70, inhs hi ants OF
lie State: on the meton o! the plaintiff, i. il ordered
at tie said defendants appear here OIL the ser ond
Monday In July next, and answer the bill Of the plain
on, and that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
Ter two months excessively 10 The Richmond Eaqui.
rer, and another copy posted at the front door of The
court house Of his county.
A Copy. Tesie, NJ. b. CRALLE G SC
May 6. l2I-wsw.
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cage. fIom 1915 10 1927. was at isa,t stationary. tn
iors go tonnss- Of Great Briiain.-our great msrrlm.
rival, Increased, during The same period, TAI $40 tons
-"the mere increase amounting 20 nearly the whole
foreign tonnage Of the Utied S aies." actually employ.
ed In 1875! These facts speak Volumes. Tney mus,
conViuee every misd, open 10 conviction, of the d. s,ruc.
ava inhuehce Of prohibitions upon The nav CATION of ans
mari ime power that adopts them. Thi., w. venture
to assert, Is, brother Aivetiis@r. 'sinp'goratiug cam
meree and quiekening all kinds Of trade" with d
Ne"se'he' t.uaine Argus.
800. THE BRITISH PORTS.
port for the British West Indies since the ports ereo nsned We,
tho Argus deems tho recovery of the West Indian ttad, /, chief
cause of the revival ofbusinoss." IEen,s6sc Ia.s,,J
NV ignLrdrt ihes- editorial, gspismso-m.. h. nj
me true operations upon the trede Of he Uoited s ate.,
refuiIDg dlrec ly iiom IN opening Of The British West
ada PoTh! o. else hey must be determined TO mis-
represent. We have repeatedly stated The manner in
winch his trade benefits our commerc.,-ay even Il e
commercial enterprise Of the town OF Portland. "a well
as all other comme'c'al towns of thu \ ate. W. re-.
set FVty pessets have cleared from the sin Gle mort
OF 1teo- Forh, for IKE British Colonial ports. ,piihiu
me fd,t month Gao OF our mos, extensively engsg-
eel merchants ha', also, told VA inst msny of our vessel,
are now engaged in taking frsigh's from he Soulhsrn
states 10 tn 'se ports aud in brirg'Dg their urodue., in
return Whet matters IL whether ibe vessels load a,
our "h'tves, directly Tor these ports, or ace n-c6 ably
'"ken up ny the inerch,n IT'S Of the South, 20 D. cone he
carriers OF 'he,r %produci:: Oar vessels get good em-
P'oymeh', aud our seameD are more in demand. Thi-
. "na' we ks 10 s=e, the whis,liny and whining OF
me tfish fdrifi men 20 ,he contrary Notwithstanding
encourage CONNIE &c, ana a new spur i, given To all
branches oil industry aud en- erprise. no.
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May G..

IN "A = court held for Pnuee Ell.
IL ward county, April 18th 1881.
Nj thew Gibbs, Pif.
Against
John Keeling, Taylor Wootton, J1nes Price and
Henry Stokes, Dsfite
TIE defendant, Keeling, not having entered his an
P@aranee and given sesriiy, according 10 an act of the
General Assembly and he rules Of this court, and Il
apnearing 10 me salisiae'ion Of The court, that he is not
an inhabtaot Of ihis STATE; on the motion Of The piainiG
ny hrs attorney, IL is ordered, that The said defendant,
heelng'do appear here on The frsi day OF Angus, court
mex, ana aos"er the plaintiffs bill, aud that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some one OF The oub.
tic newspapers printed 10 the city OF Richmond for TWO
months successfully, and also posted at The from, door OF
me Coutt-housn OF this county. A Copy. Teste,
Nay w WSw" u j. WORSHAM. n r.
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YENo PROFESSORS TEACHERS.-The Viz
III itors and Governors of William s. Mary College.
having failed to attend the meetings called in October
and November last, for the purpose of filling the va
cancy in the mathematical Professorship, occasioned
by the resignation of Professor Campbell Stewart, tho
election TO fill that vacancy will take place at the regu.
lar annual meeting on the 4h of July next.
The emoluments oil the situation, in the hands OF
the late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred 10 two
thousand dollars.
The Professors in this Institution have the sn,irs
disposal OF cns-,hird of the year, ard at all times, eve
ry means OF prosecuting literary pursuits, in which
respect they possess advantages superior 20 those shi,h
are on red by any other University in he Unien.
The letters ADD testimonials heretofore sent 10 tho
Ree'or, which have net been, ard shall not be, other
wise directed, previous 10 The h OF July, will be pre-
sep'ed 10 The Board Of Visitors.
Those who have already aTp'ied, may, IL they ihirk
proper, sfnd addition al ,estimorials-ard all who desire
the situation, will have their wishes made known 10
The B;ard Of Visitors and Governors. hy directing their
communications, (~post-paid) to JOHN PAGE,
Rector OF VIM. s. Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va.
may ~. 3-t25 LJups
u The Editors Of The National Int, igencer, Wash
ington Courier s Enquirer, Ntw-York-U States
Gazette, Philadeiphia-snI the Charleston Courier
south Carolina, will insert the above twicsa a week nm
~ The 2Oih June, and send their areounts TO the flee
oil ne Richmond Enquirer for settlement
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VIRGINIA UNION FA~CTORY.-We would an.
Dounce 70 ths public, aud especially the custo.
mers OF ms esabIitbmsnf, thar q breath produced in
our dam by a lats Freshet, which resulted in
temporary suspen'ion OF manufacturing operations, and
10 me In'efim prevented a compli snce with various or.
dtr5 received from our custom ers for cotton yarns, sre.
paired, and that the establishments now IN foil orera.
hon agaiD.-Sueh orders shall be forthwith promp Nv and
s'ticlly attended T., a. well a. all others. with which we
may be iavoured. We feel just led 10 stating that eur warn
SUI maintains is reputation Tor superiority OF quality.
TlMBERLAKE& J. g. B. MAGRUDER.
May IL. 4tAwI
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Anp persons bsv
IN ing claims against the Estates of Mary M. G.. p.
Rootes and VIM. II. Prosser, deed, late of the Countv
Of Gloucester, are earnestly requested TO present hem
to the subscriber for settlement, az he is determined 10
close his administration upon said Estates, with ,bs
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands.
April ~ Has,
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HN CHANCERY. Court held for Prince n
Il ward county May the l7th, 1881.
Vincent Phillips, Paf.
against
John Booth Ex'or. of Richard Phillips, and Adm'or.
OF EIzabe'h Phillips, Richard Marshai and Sarah hi,
vile, - Gray and Lucy hi. wife, formerly Lucy
Neal, Mary S NTH, Elizabeth Hawkins, Richard Phil
lips, Joseph Phillips, John Phillips, John p. Hawkins
and Matilda his wife. D.fd,s
Ca The motion OF the plsintiG ". Phillips ndm'or Of
William PHILIPPE, John Redforl adm'or. of his late wife
Frances. formerly Frances Phillips, and Jesse Peneck
late husband of Nancy Peneck, and formerly Marcy
Phillips, are made party defendants in this suit, and the
defendant tiny and Lucy his wife, formerly
Lucy Neal, and Jesse Peneck moi having entered their
appearance and given security, according to an act of
the General As,s and the rules of this Cour', and
II arpe airing TO the satisfaction of the Court, that they
are not Inhabitants Of This State, on the motion Of the
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered, that The said de-
isndant - Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly Lncy
Neal, and jesse P'neck, do appear here on the hr,
day OF Angus, Court next, and answer the plaintiff,
bill, and that a copy Of thi, order be forthwith Inserted
10 some one CT The public newspapers printed in the
city OF richmond Ter two months sucse sively, aud also
posted at the front door of the Cour, house O! his
county. A Copy. Teste,
b.. W0RSHAM, C C.
May 81. 53wsws
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~ CHANCERY.-At Rules teid In the Clerk
u Office Of the County Court OF Nottoway. IN the
lO.b day If March, 1881
John H.. kuighi and Berriah Bennett, Compr'ts
again.t
Abner Vaughan, Asa N. Vaughan, Maria Vaughan.
Anterior y. Miller, Albert HaH kins and EIizabe'h A.
|" /" Ho ~ otbuel ~ Burke, Dsidis.
The Defendants, Abner Vaughan and A,a N
vaughan, MOI having entered their appearance. and
gi'ea security according 10 the Act Of Assembly and
,ne huies o. 'his Court, and it appearing by s~slisfac-
tory evidence, hat thy are rot Inhabitants If ,bis
commonwealth. II is Ordered, That tho said D. find.
'nis' ,Abner Vaughan aud Asa ". Vaughan. do 20.
pear mere on the Isl Thursday 10 July next, and an
swer INC bill OF tho Comp'ainants-anI that a cow of
this order be Orthwith inserted in some newspsoer.
published in the City of Richmond or Town Of Pc.
tsfSbufg, Tor TWO months succeSsively, and posted at the
iron' door Of The Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy. Tes!e, EDM'D FITZGERALD, d G..
April is ue-sSs
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HN CHANCERY. Ats Cour, held Tor Prince n
IL ward county May the l7h, 1881.
Vineen. Phillips, P.G.
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vantage. il prove injurious to their commerce. and in
placing by that the vessels Of both countries in
this respect upon an equal footing ought to observe
measure at any time.
Independently Of these considerations, IL is certain
mat both the restrictions reserved by the
ton adopted by this Government were absolutely con.
eeded by ours before the present negotiation
cd, and could not have been renewed at present with
any hope OF success. More than has been secured
by tho present labos the concessions of the last adj.
fninisration precluded us from demanding But IL
this had not been so, could not have been OBJ.
tsined.
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LAND FOR SALE.

lhIND " SALE.
II ME subscriber offers for sale, liz tract of Land,
u lying in Powbatan county, on Appomatiox river,
about eighteen miles above Geuiio, ahTes below Gle
mapt Town, and twelve above The Courthouse. sdioiu-
ing the land OF Charles Eggleston, Richard Watkins,
Hugh French, and others. The tract contains about
eight hundred acres; between two and three husdr.d
OF which are creek and river low-grounls of very sx-
selleni quality, equal to any on Appopai,ox river.
Some CT The river low. grounds are yet unciearsd. The
high and is in a good state for cultivation, and The pu:-
chaser Will have IL in his power 10 seed from l2O 10
lou bushels OF wheat, or good corn and tobacco land.
The wood land is weli-tiubered, aud more han a sui.
hsieDcy for the support Of the plantation, independent
~ OF the uneleared low grounig. The Improvements
consist Of an overseer's house and good negro quar-.
Ier', an excellent new granary and thtsshing machine
attached to IL, and tobacco barns sufficient for curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight OF tobacco. ANY
person wishing 10 view the land, viii at any time be
shown j by my brother, c.. Efgleston, who lives ad.
joining, or Mr.. Hugh French, who at prese Mt occupies
IL. TIE purchaser will bs allowed The privilege ef
seeding a crop Of wheat this fall. Should the above
described land be Aot sooner cold privately, notice Of
which will be given, il will be sold publicly, to the
highes, bidder, at Hugh FTench's Tavern, on the Buck
inghain road, twelve miles above Powhaian Court
House, on Tbursday, the ls;h day Of August, IL fair,
II not, the next fair day. The terms ,haii be accom-
Soda'ing, and will be made known on the day Of saie,
or on application 10 the subscriber residing in Amelia
county. VIM
May 20. 3-wtts