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HENRY o. MIDDLETON, resd'UE IN Freds.

"ENRY o. MIDDLETON, resld.Uk IN Fr.ds.
IL rieksburg, Virginia, offers his services TO per-
sons who wish 70 have their Western Virginia lands
secured. BY the acts OF the last Virginia Leg slature
which publ he'd for the information OF those con-
cerned the importance OF immediate attention the
paymen' OF tho taxes due their lends will be con.
sdered.
Persons holding lands can get information Of what
tax is dus by communicating with al Fredericks.
burg, Va.A certificate Of deposit in any specie pay
ing bank in the United 'aes will be applied immedi.
atey TO the discharge OF atearages FIR tax, or 10 any
other u iness transacted.
He will continue TO give lis personal services eight
months in the year. to The management OF lands other
business west Of the Allegheny Mountains: will have
lands accurately re.surveyed, and attend in reIson 10
make saies.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing any
business transactions negotiate; debts cole eed and
bonded for In any part Of Virgins, may rely on The
most satisfactory and prompt despatch.
My compensation shaii be moderate, to be paid after
titles, and making sales, willing TO contract Tor
but in all instances all arrearagss Of taxes must be
provided tor 1 keep an Offise four months ia the
year, in Fredericksburg, Va: and eight months in
Lewisburg, Greenb'ier County, Va. My cor.espon-
dents will ii eet 10 Frederick burg fer the mex, breo
months, post paid.
AS am stranger to many who may read This adver-
usement resr TO John MettaHo, John s. s. G. Well
ford, John Puck & c., John Scott and William jock
son. Jun, all of Fredericksburg; Robert Oliver and
X III Moaie, Btl'imore, b. Max Richards, Philsd<I-
pha; and Silas Wood of NJ York.
HENRY o MIDDLETON.
May Is. lit
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LAND FOR SALE

SUBSCRIBER oilers Tor sale, lis tract Of Land
lying In Powhatsn county, on Appomsttox river
about eighteen miles above Geni,o thrrs below Ci'
uant Town, aud twelve above tho Cour, sl;oin
ing me land oil Charles Eggle.tcu Rich nd w Ak ins
Hugh French, and others. The tract con Ain. shons
eight hui deed acres; between two and thee M, rd
oil which are creek aud RIVER low. ~ ounds of ,.,y
seien quality, equal to any Apron. a,tox liver.
some Oh The river low grounds are YET Tn.
hishtand IL Ia good slate tor cultivation, and The nu,
chaser wal have IL ia bis power 10 seed trom la9 "A
lou oushes oil wheat, or good and tobacco Isnd
ne wood land 10 W. l-tnIbered, aud more han .uf
nseney tor the support cf the pllniat on,
" oil The uneeared low. gsound. The lamp. ov msnts
consist oil an overseers house and good ne gro QUAR-.
.s, an exce'len, new granaty and thssshng machine
a"acned 70 H. and tobacco barns sufcis nj tor curing
twenty or thirty thousand weight OF tobacco. Anv
person wishing 10 view the land will al anv ,ime h.
shown 1t by my brother, c. Esglestou, who lives adj
joining or MIR. Hugh French, who a, occuois.
II. The purchaser will be allowed the privi,, Of
seeding crop OF wheat this fall. Should the above
ueseroed land be not sooner sold PRIVATELY notice f
whieh WIZ be given, /, will be scd publicly 10 The
oghest odder at Hugh Frenchs Tavern, on the Buck.
ioghain road, twelve miles above Powha,an Court
House, on Tnussday, the rSh day .. August II fair
hno'' the next fair day. The terms shall be accom-
Aodaing and will be made known o. the tay of .ale
or on application TO the subscriber residing in Amelia
county. WM EGGIESTON
May 20. 3-wtIs
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July IS

HPAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE Tho
Ia Subscriber now offers for sales, his well known
E"a'e, ("oodberrv) lying immediate the Kappa
hanuoek RIVER. Tbis farm consias by nation,
about 39O acres Of lanI OF excellen, quality The i'm
Proye'nenis are bew AMI eonve nie-and she farm II ON
us peculiar location, uniies aud greater advsn-
ages than any other farm Of the sams tze on the Ri
yer. more minute description IL deemed unnecessa-
~ as Il Is presumed, the premises will be viewed by
any ierson desi'ous OF purch asngTbe te ms will BIO
accommodating, as only small part Of the purchase
money will be required 10 cAsb
JOHN GARLAND.
July l5 1o-u1w
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May 10

YENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD ioped { ON
n the Subscribers residence in Nouoway county,
near MorgsDsvle, the lat dsy of last November, a.
yellow fellow, named POMPEY, who was purchased
Of Captain S:ilh Thompson Of Dinwdde. He is about
CITY years old 1--WE feet four Eve inches high, ioe-
rably stout made, of thin visage lasge and full eyes,
rather disposed 10 show his front teeth, has some what
down look, and slow to speak when spoken TO- and
generally pleasing coUntenance. Some scare may bo
discovered abou, his neck, aud believe small one
under his righteye
ln all probability he has obtained free papers and
passes as Tree As the spirit OF Internal Improves
men calls forth much additional labor he may possi-
bly,, at this time, be employed in Of your great
WORKS OF State or national Improvement 10 ascertain
whiih, Superintendent will please to make observa-
ton and Inquiry among their hrelinge.
The above reward viii be given for the safe delivery
OF Pompey 10 me- or ten dollars will be given Tor such
information as will enatle ms TO GO, him again.
DANIEL CLARK
No'towaY, June IL. IO-wSw
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July 10.

e GLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE.-Ib pufsL-
IN ance OF decree OF Gloucester county court ads
al october court, 1929, appointing Iu.tee to car
ry into effect The provisions Of de,d Of uut executed
b! James Wyatt OF The 81 psrt Gusiavus A j mes of
the s. cond part, and John FauntIeroy aetox Exeeu
tor OF Thomas Faunieroy, deceased, of The third
par
viii be cold on The premises, on the 25,h day Of
Angus, 1881, Il fair IF net the mex, fair d.y tberesf
Ter, Tor ready money, the tract OF Lsnd in the sad
derd OF trust mentioned, called Oikeiey containing
eight huodfed and fifty acres, be the same more or
Less, beginning a, the Dragon Swamp on the north,
Mis-. GARLAND on The east the main road on The south
aud Mathew Kemp's land on the west and being the
same land on which tbe sad James &. Wyatt formerly
resided Til land is considered very productive and
Is aso one Of The most Gerabe iesiie1 20 n the lower
country.
Selling as Trustee, shall only convey ouch, title az
70 vested in me, which lie believed to be unqu
bic, will ee made TO appear the day OF Sale.
II. I. POLLARD, Trustee.
July IS I93w,d.s
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CON WAY ROBINSON

AS declined the Clerkshp Of the G neral Court
with the puspcss Of devoing his time wholly 10 his
profession. He will prascs in the Circuit Court oil
Heniieo, the Federal ,uI,s at Ric moud, aud the
Court Of Appeals. Should any Of his in the lat.
ter Court be transferred 10 LIE ~isburg, his attention 10
them will DO continued there.
July 10. Ior
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NoltowAY, June IL.

Nok SALE.-Wiii be offered at puoiic auction, on
b. The premises, On The Of August IL fair IL not,
the next fair day, Tract OF Land lying ia The county
OF Hanover, "a lies from Richmond on The main
stage road, leading Louisa Court House; and adj
Ioo'ns the lands OF Richard Norris O. the late Capt,
Daoney, and Others. This tract coniains about 500
acres, 100 OF which are well-imbered is situated in
an agreeable neRhbnu hood and is rk ably he ab.
iol-i is deemed unnecessary to say any hing res
pec'ng sbe quality OF The land, those inclined 10
purchase Will no doubt wsh 10 examine Tor Them.
selves.
Possession will be given The 1t Of Novenber
win The privilege OF seeding crop Of wheat The
terms VIII be oDe-four,h cash, The balance 10 three
equai annual nsalmens, for which bonds, and Deed
oil Trust upon the property will be reqni-ed.
WILLIAM l.. WIGHT.
July Is. l9-w3w
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" MucH ynI sEmAiSs us,vSo"
The following noble liues copied from tho United State

1900
THE FLAG OF TIE WEST
".Not a star tdrnish'd, not a stripe polluted"
Nicer wav'd beneath the golden sun
lovelier banner for the brave,
Than that our bleeding father. won,
Aud proudly to their children gave.
Not earth n iaiter gem eau bring,
W freedom claim "A brighter scroll,
Than that tn which our irue hearts cling
The nag thdt lights the FIccman's soul
Its glorious stars ia azure shine,
The radiant herallry of heayed--
Its stripes in bcauteous order Irvine,
The cmbems ofou union gwen.
hnd vtants with n trembling gaze,
Survey its bright and meteor glare
While glory's beams around II blaze,
And rest in iadeless splendor there
Look, rfeemen! on it's streaming folds,
AS CALAMITY they range aisr,
Where Freedoms bird uEdauuted holds
The branch OF peace aud spear oi war
While high amid the rolling stars,
WIN words which every heart expand.
Within her beak serene she beats
The badge ofour united land.
Behold, Thy s,ar-wrough, ensign sweep.
Thy coun,ry's pride, the tyrants bIne
Cntisaled ON the Epaming deep,
Uncond uered ON shc JatlIo ;laia.
Along the oSultng mountain gale,
Ills bono with Wild ma iesiic flow
As trailing mcteors sky-waTd saiI,
Aud leave the dozzled world below,
From shore 10 shore, from h, to hill,
Where heodom's voice hath yet been heard,
lis welcomed with holy thrill,
And OFT Iebelion's lame hath stirr'd.
Around the globe. thro' every cline,
where conmetcc waits or man hath tfod,
" floats aloit, unstaind with crime,
But hallow'd by heroic blood.
Tho France has crush'd her Bourboa flower,
And seized the flag her vaor sought,
Sho holds II as expressions DOVER
name is all the boon IL brought.
Tho Albion boast her cross Of blood,
Enctimson on thousand plains
tet ffeedoms cause she hath withstood
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The President then read the decree Of the eleetiep
aGd declared his Royal Hghnes' Leopold George Ere
derrick, Prince oil Sxe Coburg, King Of the Be Ieians
in eobforD i'y 10 ibe Cons,i utioD.
The President, and the Congress, and the ga!Isries
app!suded, by clipping their baud. and cries
and loDg 1--we our KiuE"
The Congress next proceeded 10 name commission
Of ten members, including The President, vho are 10
proceed 10 Lor ION 10 announce his election TO the ne
Monarch.
LoNDoN, June I've have just resolved from an
henic source, very important and we regret 10 say,
uofav9rabls information respecting the offer OF the
Crown Of Belgium 10 Prince Lsopth.
Tbs conference which was held yesterday at the
Foreign Office was pro racied until late hour when
with The eoneu1 nee Of Prince Leopold, It was deci-
ded that the Great Powers would not az oe the pro-
posed arrangement for the sovereignty OF Belgium sub
sc' TO The condition imposd by The ssn, Linz
burg.
Prirce Leopold will eon,eq usnily, refuse The srown,
wheu ohfed TO him by the Depuialion who expect.
ed 10 town this day, unless (Which Is very impoba-
be) they should have received fresh Instructions TO
offer IL uPo the conditions presceibei by tue Great
Powers, 10 ihei' P.otosts on the subject
DisPs chss, announcing ihs deciJn, with iDslTuc-
loss 10 Lord Poosobby TO break of all negotiations with
The Belgian Government, and 10 quit Brussels, have
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July IL
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lYNDHAM ROBERTSON,

ESRiSTOE ESTATE, ia the county of Prince
l6D Wtltion, FOR SALE.-In pursuance OF the
power vested in The President and Directors of the
Lit rsry Furd, by an Ac, f the General Assembly,
passed 25'h February last, authorizing the sale of The
B:is,ce Tract OF Land, in the county OF Prince Will
liam, proposals will he received by The said Prssideut
aud Directors for the whole, or aoy portion OF the said
tract, until the 10th day Of D tober next.
The annexed extracts rom the law, will -hew the
c%oudi.ioDs required of the purchasers.
Persons tfie1lng proposals, will consult their own
convenience in liking the iAs:alments OF the purchase
money.
The BrisiOe Tr1e, contaios by survey 0,494 acres,
the greater par, OF which is under leases, which
will expire IN the year lSi9 AMI which are subj ct 10
an annual rent OF about 81, 900 pounds OF Tobacco.
BY order OF The Presiden, and Directors OF the Lite
rory Fund. j BROWN, Jr. 81 Aud.
Fad. BE IL further enacted, That It shall b. the duty
OF the said Preaid mt and Directors, to require of the
purchaser or purchasers OF the said Tract, bonds with
suhicient personal security, payable TO the said Presi-
dent and Directors, together with a deed or deeds Of
trust on the estate so sold, 10 secure The pay men, of the
purchase money and interests, which bonds 20 taken,
shall bear interest from the date thereof. And all persons
who shall fail TO pay into the Treasury annually, with
in six months after the same shall become du,, the iu-
terest which may accrue on their said bonds, shall for
i.lt al! claim TO the credit given on their purchases, and
the principal shall lhereupon become due, and be re-
coverable by the said President and Directors, with all
interest in arrssr, by mo,iou to the General Court, on
ten days notice OF The time OF making such motion, or
the payment thsreof enforced, by proc eding on The
deed or deeds Of rus, Aforesaid, at the discretion Of the
said President and Directors.
3rd. Be i, further enacted, That all perions becom-
ibe purchasers of laud, uud, r the provisions of t ia act,
shall have ,hs privilege of paying the amour, Of the
purchase money at any time.
4h This &C, ihail DE in force from The passir g
thereof.
May 81. 5-2awtl0.hOct
The Editors of the National In;eiligencer and Alex
and'Ia Phnnix, will please publish the foregoing ah.
end send their bills to he End Auditors ofi;e iOr
payment.
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FENRUSr SALE OF LAND BY virtue of a Deed
ID OF Trust execrted by 'George Robertson, Of
the couniy OF Ameiis, 10 the late + imund Harrison,
or his legal representative, on the 9 h day Of S -p'ember,
1922, aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office of a'ore-
said county, for certain purposes therein specified, will
be seld 10 the highes, bidder, on the premises, on the 9Nh
day OF July Mex, for cash, tha, Trace or parcel OF Liud
on which the said George Robertson resides, in the
aioreiaid county OF Amela, lying on the river 40.
pomat'oS,l l 2 miles above the innc'ion OF The said RI.
yer aud Fiat Creek, 4 miles below Genito, containing
by estimation two hundred and fiiiv acres mere or less,
with a suiieiency OF wood land, ID cling House, and
other ont Houses, a healthy and pleasant situation and
an agreeable eighbouthood. Tie gu rcribsr being the
legal representative Of the late Edmund Harrison,
the Trustee will only convey such tie az he The Ttus-
tee was vested with, though he belize il to he ind s.
puia5le. NATHANIEL HARRISON, Er'or
Of Edmund Harrison deed.
June Z. S-w4w
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEMT

MUINERAL SPRING FARM o SALE.-Tb.
I'VE subscriber intending TO remove to town, will
paer al puoic sale, on the premises, en- Monday, The
20,h day OF July, tbs farm on which he resides, near
the Brooke Turnpike 4 miles from Richmond, contain
ing 24l acres Of land, abou, 80, are in woods, the ba-
lance, which ia cleared and enclosed, has 20 acres of
through The farm. The Upland is very level, and OF
good quality, retains manure well, AID Is adapted 10
corr, wheat, oats, rye, and clover, and a large portion
of il admirably suited to bcrd's-grass, is we.l-ditched,
and may be probably converted into a meadow, TO
which purpose, a partof II /, nj present applied. The
improvements are a convenient dwelling -housn, for a
large family, an office near the house, a frame smoke
house, aud kitchen, negro houses, with shingled roofs
aud brick chiDniss, an overseer's beuse, in the farm
yard, which contains a we'll Of excellent water, and is
enclosed with a close plank fence, and cedar posts, are
two large and convenient frame barns, with a house
for a wheat.m machine attached to ono of them, a car
riage-house aud row Of stables, with hay lofts and shs!-
tiers, weather-boarded and shiDgled, all 10 good repair,
and capable Of stabling 20 horses, and as many cattle;
m excellent marks, garden, containing 6 acres en-
closed with cypress paing and cedar posts, a large and
we'll constructed ice house, within 100 yards Of The
pond, which, together, with the produce oil the garden,
yields a considerable income. Gentlemen wanting a
summer retreat, will find this a desirable one, or per
cons disposed 70 accommodate families, during the rum
mer season, would doubtless 6nd this a favorable stu
alton for the purpose, from the %salubrity Of the air, and
use Of ths mineral spting. The situation isremarkably
hsalthful, which ten years re- sdence, with a large fam
lily, has abundantiy proved.
The tide clear and unineumbered. Terms made
known on the day OF sale. Those inclined to purcha.e,
are invited to vie W The premises.
Alter tho sale OF the lard, | shall dispose Of such ne
groes as a residence in town will enable me 10 dispense
with. Also, the stock OF horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep, wagon, carte, n machine. wheat fan,
and farming utensils, a blood msre, and a splendid coli,
two years old. by Contention, out of Timoleon mare,
&e. SC.
Application 10 be made 10 Thomas TAYLOR, ESQ. who
will conduct the sale, or 10 the subscriber, residing on
the farm. JACOB MORDECAT.
Spring Farm, Henrico Co.
June ~. q "a.
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June 10.

IL TO the provisions OF the last
IN will and testament Of the late Charles Woodson,
L shall, as his Acting Executor, proceed to sell, at pub
lie auction, On Wednesday, the 18Th day of July, il fair,
IL no, the mex, mir day, the following valuable tract,
CT land, viz:-The tract called SANDERsoN, lyiog on
the South side Of Willi'' River, aud adjoining the same,
in the county Of Cumberland, containing upw ards OF
200 acres, a greater part OF which is low grounds, equal
10 any lands on that s'ream:-Tne tract called THO.
MAS, adjoining the lands OF Tarlion Woodson, Daniel
Sanderson, and others, containing so acres. OF good
qualify, the greater part OF which lie in wocd.:-The
tract called TABBs', lying in The county OF Buckins-
ham, on the North sids OF II ,ndo'ph's Creek, and ad-
joining the same, containing upwards ct 200 acres.
Also, one other tract. called RANDoLPH's CREEK,
lying on both sides OF the sams, in the county Of Buck
ingham, containing between 4 ,nd 500 acres.
The sale OF the whole will take place on that dsy,
at the house on S ,nderson's tract, and The terms will
be one-third ia IL months one. third in 2 years and The
remaining one-.hird in 3 years from ihs day Of sale.
Bonds and security, with deeds OF irus. on the p,opariy,
will be required for the payments. The trust deeds not
to be in to'ce until the La, p1vment IL due
OODSON
Acting EE'or Of Charles Woodson. a. cd.
June ~ 9-w4WN
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iay3 81.

EItOR SALE The Subscriber being anxious to re-
n move TO the West, offers his well kaown farm,
(Sweet Hal) in the lower part of King William coun.
~, for sale. IL contains 400 acres of high land, and
800 OF marsh-a great portion OF which can be re-
claimed, with very little expense. The high land is equal
to any in this section Of country. The Improvements
are good. A Barn, ihirly-eigbt by twenty feet, and
minute description OF the ele gance, the many conve-
niencss and advantages Of this place, is deemed unne.
cestsry "a it is presumab'e, none will purcha ,e before
viewing, or making particular enquiries respecting the
st,ae.-ShoUlc his valuable Estate not be privately sold
before the 4h day Of August next, on that DAY, IL
lair, 1t not the first far day there afler) it will be- offer
ed 10 ibe highest bidder, on the premises.-At the same
place and time, will also be cold, all Of his house hold
and kitchen furniture, hrniog utensils, aud stock o {
every description For further PARTICULAR, apply to
WILLIAM RUFFIN.
NAV D. I2I-wd=
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS.

COLUMBUS ONO, April 7:h, 1881.
mVH undersigned, CouDseiisrs at Law, beg leave
Il 10 give notice TO the claimants ard original Cwn-
es CT Virginia Military Lands located ia Ohio, that
they will prosecute any and all rights to thess laods,
which may be confied TO them, with as little delay az
and Tor a reasonable compensation.
Many thousand acres OF these lands were sold for
taxes in the y-ars lS04-5-6 land z, ard the orisir al
proprieiors or their heirs, suppose their tlle thereto Is
wholly loP', by reason oil said sale. This is a mistak-;
the sale Of land Tor taxes in Oiio, are generally void.
Our residence is at the sea, OF government, where we
have ready access TO The Records of all sales of lands
Tor taxes, and we will promptly give auy information
required in relation 10 lands in this S ate, which may
be obtained in the public offices or o'herwise.
ORRISH PARISH ard
LYME STARTLING, Jr.
April %. Ie-w6o
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NOGlCE-Ransway from the subscriber on the Is h
= instant, a negro man by The nam II bn p no,
rather above the usual sizs OF Negro men, light vel og
complexion, straight lack hair, and black eyes; he
has taken away all OF HE clothing, and | thick $ MAX
ing b $ wa5 TO some iTse state, | ib,nk q, probable he
may have gone In ihs noigbbou'hood of ID ckIsy, Iau-
easier eouuiy, az HE faheI is owned by Joseph B,il OF
said place aud county. All owners or masters Of yes
8 Is are iorwsrned from aiding or carrying him away
az The peril Of tie iaw.
! will give a reward Of ten dollars, II takeu in the
county, h'esn dollars IL taken In aaulh r touniy, and
forty dollars il taken GU, OF the S ate.
JOHN s. TEMPT
May 81. s-n
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PENHE Subscriber takes this method OF informing
IL his friends aud the public generally, TIA, h. has
commenced the
CLIO X s. MATCHMAKING
On main street 3 doors beioto WOrfham S..Mc Gruder's
Where all orders 10 bs line will be practically aud
faithfully attended to. He trusts that, by a dilisent at
teniion TO business, he will receive a liberal share of
public patronage.
~ Clocks and Watches repaired and cleared at
short notice and upon moAerite 'erms.
GEORGE KEESEE.
hereby certify shat Mr.. George K,esee has served
a regular term Of Apprentice hip with me in the above
business, aud ch eerlully him to he friendly
notice of the pubic. JOHN HILL
June 10. 9-4t
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HLoUCESTER LOW GROUNDS FOR SAIL
IN BY the last will OF the late DIR. Gains Dean. the
subscribers are authorized 10 sell, ard they now Gf. r
for sale, his valuable Estate, lying on Ware River, In
the county OF Glocester, in the State of Virginia, about
three miles from the Court House, containing $50 acres,
nearly the ~hule OF which is low ground, aud ahou,
$50 acres are cleared, and in a high state OF culuva-
ton, well adapted TO the growth of Indian Core, Whea',
and Barley. There is a spacious Dwelling House, aud
all other necessary cut houses, in good repair, on this
Estate, situated on the bank OF the River.-F,sh ard
Oysters OF the best quality are taken in sigh; of the
house. a more minute description is deemed I'M
necessary, as il, presumed any person wishing to put-
chase will first exsmine The premises, Wish will be
shown by the manager Mr.. G. w. Bliups. A purchaser
Of the land can be accommodated with az mauy slaves
as he may require to cul ivate il, and also tbs farming
u'ensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment will be made to suit the purchasers. For fur
tber particular, a letter addressed 20 Christopher Tomp-
kins, at Mathews Court House, Va, will meet due at
tention. CHR TOMPKINS, } Executors OF
JOHN D.. JARVIS, : Gains Dean,
HENRY w. TABB, ) decd.
May 10. l22-v6n