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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
HENRIco Corrected
Tor Congratulations evenson, 40,
Ho Of Det-Joh G. WilliSms," (eIectedl io1
Joho M Bo;s, 90
VIM. G. Mosby ~
VIM. b. Randolph ss
Edward C. Mayo G.,
PRINCESS ANNE.
For Congress Thomas Ne wloo 90,
George Loyal, OK
I46
The number Of votes polled was GIG being unwa.d.
oil Zoo more ihan The average number hereiofors Civ
en0 o'o give
HO Of Del Cine Del Jeremiah T. Lands ass
Charles III. Shield I96
Isle WIGHT
COngress-John Y Mason, ,oe
Richard Eppes ,1e
State Sendte-A Atk n,on ose
Francis Ruffin, 40
F'ancis Rvss,
Ho. Of DEL Zone D:l)-James c. JorIsp.s ,ss
JOEL Ho!lemap III
The Senatorial Di'ircl is composed Of The eornua,
OF is1s oil "sh'' Pfnse George, Southampton, Surry
ALBEMARLE
Congress VIM Gordon, 100 M opposition
State SeRate-Dr. C.. Cooke 766-No nnnos;I
HO. Of Del. (:wo Del Rice W. Wood, 5.a
Th'ma. J. Randolph SAB
hugh Ne's9n, 424
Congress-T. T. B5ulIin, 40
Ctump, 90
IT. iaJorpy 'of bon'din' AVS
-" " De'' N'ne D')-John ~ R'chardson,s 272
Paul $. Cirrngton, IA
Cornelius Barne, a
("I, is proper In state that No C,,rirg,o, ont
came asanddate at the preceding Couri 10 the month
oiJnly.'O - '"''
SPoTTsYLvANIA.
For COngTeSs-J. w. Patton .,-
Laurence T. Dado ~,
State Senatoe- Parker zee
Dickinson iSs
Upshaw Of
H. Of Del. Il Dsl) Powell" sss
Fucher orc
KING GEoRep.
Congress-Talliaferro 100
Chinn 90
State Senate BuDgerford rae
Fitzhugh 7S
Basye NJ
H. Of d. q DELI John Hooe, mo oppositionl ora
Congress Gibson oeo
Q.oudoun and Fairfax yet to vote)
State Sendte-HuntOn oe,
Grigsby Ios
IT, If d. u Del) c. Shirley Carter no opposition.
RocKBRIDoE
COngTess.-Robert Craig ne
Fleming b. Miller 100
State Sendte-Chares Stuart 100
W. Paueson Ie1
II. Of ID. e Del) Samuel Med. Moore 5Gs
James Mcdowell 3gG
norman norman 800
Congregation. Mccoy on
=, Erasmus StfibIng "a |
H. Of ID. q Del )-Col. W. McMahon sot
Joseph Cline G1o
Bywaters oto
II. Sandy on
OHIO COUNTY.
congress d 1ddf dke-No opposition.
a. Of ID. q Del )-SamueI H. III zhusLs n74l
John Pa,rion &c
Chaplne ose
Fsrs 60
FREDERICK.
COngyess-James NJ. Mason sse
Robert Allen 90
'Not in the Iast Legislature
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MACHINE-we Intend 20 ex.
d iibt one ofHENry c. Arwoop's Potent Improved
Threshing Machines-Ph ented January 23d. $780,
Said Machine is simple in it, structure, aud in % way
hob o TO get out OF order. We can thresh by hand.
power 80 bushels day, ard With the power CT one
err two horses will thresh from TO 300 bushels re-
day, as oceasion may require. This machine ha.
been acknowledged by all who have seen its ore a
ton, TO be decidedly tho sinplest cheapest and hes
ever offered to the publicCos, OF the shove Machire
together with The hcrfe-power, will not exceed 100
dcllsTs.-We have hundreds oil certificates from the
most rsspec able men Of this as well as other Saes-
We having purchased the Right IRON Mr. Atwood or
he Slate Of Virginia offer to- sell ind v'dusl FIR
County Rights. HART & SNYDER
Caution TO the Public
The subscribers having purcha.eJ ,be r sbt for the
STATE OF Virginia, to make and sell Henry c At.
woods Patent improved Threst ing Machines, and a
person nsmej Clarke, having infrrged said Ri CHI, by
subsequently coqstuctog Machine on thu same
principle and appointed Agent. to dispose of them in
said Sta wo hereby caution all persons, TO pu-
chase The said Threshing Machine from any o,he r.
than ii Subscribers or their authorized AGENTS as
they claim the legal RICH, furnished ihcm d. agree
able TO advice taken from legal counsel they will
bring suits agans. any who violates their rights.
JOHN Nj. HART AND
JOHN SNYDER
Fincasiie Va April 8. ll1-3,
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niinistTdtion.
First Proof.-In eighteen months from the com
mehceinent oil Andrew Jackson's Administrations the
trade in the West Indies, which had been lost by
he acknowledgement OF that which preceded it, was a.
gain opened to the United States on terms OF perfect
reciprocity
Second PToof.-ln one year from the same period,
the calms oil the merchants OF the United States on
the Government OF Denmark were adjusted, and tho
means placed in the hands OF Government for pay
ing them.
Third Proef.-Within the same period a CONNER
ciai treaty has been concluded with Turkey that opens
TO us the trade OF the Black Sea- which before was clos
ed against us.
Fourth PToof-W thin the same period, the claims
OF our merchants on France have been referred to
Commission and greater progress made towards their
settlement than was made by two preceding Admins
tratons.
FYh Procf.-The dispute on the subject of boun-
DIARIES on our eastern frontier has been brought to an
ISSUE by an award highly advantageous to the United
States, as is FULLY established by the dissatisfaction OF
the other party.
S'rh PTOof.-Our relations with every portion of the
world are proceeding in harmony and good faith; and
the u States never stood higher the respect of the
world, and the governments of the world than at this
moment.
Heaven preserve us!lf the people do not soon shut
their eyes To these urging proofs OF incapacity in
DREW JACKSON and his Administration, though the ma
ton may not, the national republicans will certainly
be ruined
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March 8



To Daniel CAL and Daniel No,berne Norton /:
6 EN- LEMEN-H.y ing paid and satisfied to you
01H as the Agents for Waller Dunn, Exor of john
GFaham, dec, nearly the entire debt, for which the
Land advertised 10y you, Daniel Nofborne Norton, a.
trustee, TO be sold The 18Th day of April next i,
liable, and having informed you, that 10 few days
and certainly before the day fixed fer the sale shall
have arrived that The entire residue of the Geld debt
shall be pad, with all proper costs for recording the
DEED oil lru1t, and inserting he said advertseme ns-
and haVlng been by you, Daniel Call, informed, on
me iTth day oil The present month, that you should
forthwith send tho Bonds executed by me 10 w alter
Dunn, and for the payment Of the residue of which
The said sale was TO be made and ihat The said sale
would yet proceed 10 be made, for the residue Of the
debt due from ne Now, therefore, as you, the said
Daniel Call and ID MEL Norborne Nortop, have under.
taken to act, and have acted, the Agent for the said
pnnn, hereby notify you, that b'iore the day OF sals
shall he ready TO pay the whole Of the residue OF tn
,ald deb' and 'be costs Aforesaid aud shall require the
delivery Of the Bonds Aforesaid and that they must not
be by you removed, or disposrd Of, ihatthey NAV
not be cancelled and delivered up TO me
Your ohsdient servant,
EDWARD ANDERSON.
m'rrh 90 LOST
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March ~.

IA n an order of The Sup4rior Court of Cbancery for
The Richmond District. shall oer for sale, at publir
auction, at Hanover Courthouse, Wednesday the
9Th day oil April 1881, that b'ing Court Day, a eere
tain Tract OF Land Crump's Creek in the said co un
iy, COZ tanning about 1920 acrss-The terms will be
one-third cab, and the residue payable in IL and Is
mon'hs-t3e purchaser giving bond snI security, and
Deed Of Trust on the properiy.-The Land is Ovid
ed into four lois, plat OF which will be exhibited at
the sae' and in the mean time can be by appli.
cation to me.-Mr Laney Jones, living near The Lanj
viii shew II TO persons DESTROYS of purChasng.
VIM. f. WICKHAM. Surviving Trustee
OF the Estate of San,'l Gisi, dec.
March 81. lO0-,ds
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a NEW STOCK IN OLD HANDS.-The suf

a NEW STOCK IN OLD HANDS.-The suh.
"a scrl6ers are now receiving [Yil New York
along with heavy purchases made 10 that market and
Philadephia part OF hr Spring Importation OF Bit.
l-h DRY GOODS. Having sold within The las, (e W
weeks about two thirds Of their old stock, embracing
almost every article that could be considered obec
onabe, 'h5y will in the Of ten days have tn
most extensive aud commanding stock of Fresh Drv
Goods hey have ever had, since they have been in
ou.lness when their supplies to hand, particulars
VIII be given 10 general advertisement. In the mean
time they are Offering such Gods as hey have already
received on the most favorable terms. wholesale End
retail f. JAMES & "a
Apdl $. lift Market Bridge.
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THE TIDE TURNED

The brig D:ligh, at Philadelplia. from Canton
brought out $4,000 in specie. A letter states tina.
hall million has been recently exported 10 Europe
IL China is to disc III ogua is silver upon The wesiessi
nations, while the uuAl supply from Mexico an Sou
AmeTica contnne', the effect will be to make the ar,i
Gle greater ug eUen than IL IL a; percent And /
already the dullest commodity, in the money market
Any good paper is preferred before it,
Journal of Comm rec
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:. INC ~ nnnAla. rN,yNo."
FOR rae ENQUIRER.

kOMANCE.
High soulci Romanco-or all tho wealth
OF worries would net be,
One of the cold insensats
Who love not-kpOw not thee.
What is the glitter of gold aud yems
10 the mysterious glcums
Thou bIingest ttom n loveiie world
10 bless our earthly dreamsl
IhouToest of fairy lands
Beyond the misty hill,
Aud poopOst all the silent woods
With vicwless forms atNYIll-
OF ruined tOweT-descTtcd shrlHS--
Or numeloss moudctiug tomb,
A ready legend eye hast thou
OF splondOr past, or gloom.
With thee tits sweet to sail alous
The CLASSY summer
When amber clouds fur IN tho
Are hanging silently
To listen to the dreamy sound
OF music faint and dim
That steUuth lEOm far Islands, DER
The oceans golden rim.
The quiet twilisht-boauul!
SO pale aud shalowy-
With its bright gem, the evening star
Was made tor lovo and theo-
Thy dive ling place blue moonlit skiUs
Thy hymn, the olvish song,
on heard 10y those who rove at night,
The lone 'ca-sands along,
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March %.

THVO Ferdinand MoT,hsne--You will plIass TO take
n notice hat shall on the 20h day of Aptil next,
al Psrkeft Hotel in Lancaster, Penn, between the
hours Of o'clock and sunset proceed to take the dcpo
'iiions oil the said Hatcher and William S. Armstrong
10 be read as evidence 10 suit depending in the
Huslinge Couf, Of the City Of Richmond, in which
am PldinIif End you are a defendant. II from any
cause, The sad dispositions are ot taken on the dsy
Aforesaid, Shali continue at the same place from day
to day until they taken. YOU'RE &c.
A. ARMSTRONG.
March H. 1Oi-Vd
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MW ARSHAL'S SALE OF CITY PROPERTY
lVA Pursuant TO decree of the Superior Court OF
Chancery, for the Richmond district, pronounced on
Vaughan Co. shall on Tuesday the 18th day of Apti.
1881, at ii O'Clock A. NJ offer for sale public allc-
iou, on the Premises, to the highest bidder, for cash.
all the right title and interest of Jesse c. Vaughan
IN and to the lot in the proceedings mentioned num-
hered $50; this lot il situated second stree, on
Shoch@ Hill, in the city of Richmond, and has i'm
provemens on it,
j. GUERRANT NJ s. C C. r d.
or one Of his Deputies
March IL. I0l-tds
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April 5.

AOTlCE.-Was sofomilted to the Jail Of Nouoway
" County, on the 14ih day OF November, 1880, az
runaway, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON
COUSINS, and who also gays that he Is as born free
and that he was raised ia the County of Charlotte
lie Is about thirty years DID, nearly six feet high
loF black, 10 particular mark recolleeted The owner
any, requested TO come forward, prove property
pay cba'ges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with according 10 law.
II any person or persons in the county of Charlotte
produce satisfactory evidence to the County Cour
Of N'uoway, that The above named Peylon Cousins is
entitled his freedom, they are respectfully rCousstsd
to do so. A. A CAMPBELL,
Jaior OF Noiloway County.
req. 70 95-wI2w
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CLAIMS ON FRANCE

We learn by letters from Paris oil recent da'e, that
here is reason 10 believe the commission appointed by
TOE * ug OF the French 10 examine into American
claims on France, will report dyorably to their allow
dne'; aud thai an early treaty arrangement for thsi,
liquidation may be with some confidence an'ici ,ateJ
should tue present ministry continue to office.
TROSfOn Patriot
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RICHMOND, III March, 1881.
MOTICE Wanted a. the Penentiaiy Ten Thou.
q Sand Pounds Of WOOL, for The purpose Of max.
ng oa's'de clothing for Negross.
THOMAS NELSON, p. AP.
March 3. OFT
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SCI ARSHAL'S SALE OF valuable Cny Property
IVH aud Hanover Lands" Pursuant to a decree Of
ne superior Court OF Chaneery for the Richmond
District pronounced on the 5ib day of February Is3
in the cases Of Monsure MarshalPs heirp, and
Smith We Same, shall Friday, the 22d day OF
Aptii mex, QS3D at ~ o'clock, al the City Court
Hou'e OF The Cay OF Richmond, CITY HalD offer for
SALE at public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
the inter 81 OF william Marshall, ia the two half act
Lots, with The improvements thereon, in the said CITY
situated at The Intersection Of AMI 4lh streets, and
lately occupied by Judge peterborough, and now by
Mr. George Greenhow And Oh Wednesday following
(the 27h April, 1879 al Hanover Court House Al
manner the interest Of said Matshall iuto and 10 The
tract OF land Of about 500 acres, in said county
Scotch town, belonging the estate of his father vii
nam Mar'ha decd, aud IN which property the widow
is entitled to dover.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. 9. c. c. RID
mdcb ~ 100 tbs Or one Of his -Dsputes,
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March 81

A GKEEABI.Y to an order OF tho DiteoIots of ibs
"a RivanDa Navigation Company, notice lie hereby
given that each sioekhoder in said company nav into
he hands OF The ITea'urtr, on the goth day of April
to calls already made. DAN'L F. CARR, Sec'ry.
March 10 IO4-wdvv
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pdittd6ie property IN Washington CITY for sale or
exchange for Young Negroes.
&NiTHER one, two, three, or four Houses and Lots,
II a 10 central ard thriving part of tho City, now
under rent and paying an interest upon 50 600
all in good rerair The owners having eye to the
West, will give bargain in of the Hou-
ses and Lois, % suit purchaser. Those wishing
buy or trade are requested TO call and Judge for then
se!ves-!our or ave negroes will be taken foe good
House and Lo' The large slave holders of Virginia
and Maryland, and others wishing buy trade are
invited 10 address (post paid) a. SHEPARD
MdIch ID. lO2-2hw6R
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Feb. &c

UNOBACCO. PUBLIC Wdre-hOuse-R Richmond -
n Platter and oheTs,sendng Tobacco TO this Ware
house' are assured, that the s'rc'est attention will be
paid r recover ng aud securing the same
The drIyage, and other charges on Tobacco. bv the
way OF Petersburg, Norfolk &c, the same az 10 other
Warehouses in the Ciiy.-Freighi toll, &c advanced
when required. LAKELAND e. FISHER.
Inspectors.
March 81. 1O0-tI.tJune
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NEW LAVE OF COACHES.

Richmond, Scottsriie aud Stanton Mah Coach.
FHNHlS new Line OF Coaches Will commence rrnipg
IL o. Saturday he 81 Day Of April next |, will
tuu by POWELL, Gjochlsnd Court House, Georse's
Tnslsyv lie, Columbia Winn's Tavern TO Seottsviile
Il euce by Mount Israel 10 New York, where il inter-
sees with the Line from Charl tsvills TO Siaun,ou
ADD hence 10 Lexington AID G Iyandote This Sage
will leave RiehmC nd Tuesdsy Thursdav and Saturday
and re,uso Sunday, Wednesday, ard Friday; ihu' the
Public viii have a line OF Coaches six times week
through 10 Saunton ard Guy andor, viz three times
week by 1i0sleyvilie aud Charlottesville end three
times by Scotsvile and New.Yotk. making a Daily
Line 4, ON Rebmonf 10 Guyaud,te the 10 River
SUNDAYS exespted.) The above line will meet at
George; the line running three times week from
Freds rieksburg to Farmvilis, Prince Edward Court
House, HamFden Sidney College Sc. Sc which will
give 10 she Public in this cion OF the State the &C.
coiumodaion they have 30 long wished for. The Scots
Vile line will also in'erseCt ths hos tunung from
Lynchbufg 10 Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
EDWIN PORTER.
Aptii2. hot
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SUPERIOR ALE AND PORTER bottled 6v w
~ Burton who desires 10 inform hs friends and The
public that he has ready for immediate uss con-
siderable quantity OF frs Porter Ale and Cider
bottled agreeable to the improved plan having been
bottled all this winter il will be found very fine Or.
ders foe expectation home eonHumptlon punctually
attended 10
Temperance Society bertrGge-Bmton's Imperial
The above is very much improved, and recommend
ell IS a pleasant, Wholesome beverage. To be bad
at the manuiscory, s. w. corner of Chrsnu and Se-
eond streets. PHILADELPHIA, March %.
ApTi 8 1924,
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DRY GOODS AT WHOLE SaLE IND re.
THIL.
ERENFoRD, BROOKS, & Co., have enlarged their
BIB whole'sle end retail Store rooms aud are now
reteiving and opening handsome and we'll selected
assortment OF good and fashionable Spring GOods
comprising every article in IN liz ino-ibs most ol
winch were purchased at the New Yotk package
ale' at auc ion, upon The most advantageous terms
Ihsy par ieuidly invite Country Merchants and retar
purchasers, 10 call and examine their stock of good.
as they are determined to cell cheap.
April g. JiI-2awew
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ri EW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE -
The undtr'isned have associated themselves, for
me Pnrpose oil ir"nsacing general Auction and Com.
mission buness, under tn style and arm Of Lan.a.,e
DENLY & Co They prepared to receive goods and
produce ofeyery description consigomeni on which
dvanees will be made, II required-Tbey slso ten.
'r their srvices TO The public for the Gale Of real
ate, &s. LANCASTER & DENBY,
Mach 10. 102-12i EDWIN ROBINSON
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house Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, cid
,, ing, &c.
VIE suoscibsr, truly grateful for the patronage he
mas received during The last ten years, respect.
my luoFn' me eltzsns Of Richmond, and the pu bic
oneTahy hA ne has taken greatdsa Of pains TO per.
feet hinse in his protection, aud invites ihem 10 call
II bis old stand, next dorr tho Compiler se and
examine bis limitations Of wood and Marble
Ofders from the country in his line attended 10.
Dec. H. eff &. W. MeGiNNEsS
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Nix eExsVTO cKA .aDaMs.

AND GENsRAL CosaMIssroN MIR
CHANTS, PoRrsMourn. N. H.
Dealers In Flour and Grdin.-Liberal advances mad
90 all consignmen,s to their eddresa.
Mar. 81. lOg-lOs
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SjN ASHlNGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA
w Mrs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the
Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced lease this extern
sve Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoH, Tor term of years, and takes pleasure i'm an
nounclng to his friends and the public that it is now
open for the reception of company The house is in
excellent repairand having been furnished in supe-
ror style and provided with the best servants and ma
erlals Tor genteel accommodation the subscriber pedg
es himself that by unremittng attention to business en-
tire satisfaction will be given TO all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter & Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandote, will henceforh stop at this
houses which will afford passengers bound to any of
the Virginia Springs other points westward the most
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
FEB 20. 95-U l.. HARTMAN
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eSy ssk,d by one editor. "wAy call a na,toaai cou-
veniion to nominate MIR. Clay" "why DOT call the
convention TO Iomnate candidate Tor Psssid.nie'--
"lf MIR. Clay must lie the mtn. ard other, why cali
convention to nominate! Mr.. Walsh in a ia.e Ga.
zsue, has ar cle OF omewt similar character.
tie seems to Ne disturbed, and bis "repubicsp usturs
IL rheuded at tie adclatorY lSrguage used in the
Wa hing Ton paper 10 wards N. tkgsn and MIR. CLAY
he precats the Eject OF this concentrated notice u
these two Individuals aud say:
"Wthou he least disparage cement OF Gsn. jack o
aud M. Ciay-aod without meaning to compare
,h' III as 10 fitness Tor civil almiriitfaior,-we may
contd n;ly aver hu nei hr barn either 10 ave
destroy ins itutions and national veal which depend
upoa principles, charscer, ed ca ion end general cir
Guns aces, such the American; and that there as
| und ed. Il th'r couotrymen, any one Of whom
placed in the fics CT Pee den would be a,us fai snC
Respectable. or prove equal to 5 duties and ,he ext
gencie. of III, U, ion"
ii to be suspected that Mr. Webster is oue of hi
hundred c,izers, any Que Of whom would make 70.
| enough" u ideD. Tflbunu 4rp,.,
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ENOR SALE.-on the premises, at public auction,
"a OH tae second Wednesday, the h of Jone,
next, my Tract of LAND in LoudouD county, Vir.
GINA, with the Furniture, the Stock, Horses, Cattle
Sheep and Hogs. The tract consists of rather more
than 1000 acres 10 advantaseously situated ia very
healthy county, about 81 mle' from Washing Ion ard
alexandria, and is OF cool quaiiy; Little River passes
through the middle OF IT, on which there are abOu, $50
acres OF excellent me 3dow land in different lots mos
OF which lie now in timothy 1t may be divided into
three or four farms, to suit The purchasers. In the
centre is large and very cOmmodous Brick Dwelling
House, with all the other Buildings necessary for the
accommodation Of large family, and likewise for SER
wants, laborers, &c. several. OF which are Of brick
There is also Gfist snd Saw Mill on the tract Al
he upper end and adjoining the turnpike leading 10
Alexandria and the city there is comfortable Frame
Dwelling, with good barn, and some other accommo-
da,onS. AT the lower end there 10 Likewise house
tina, may accommodate small family. The stock Of
each class q numerous; the sheep generally Of the
Marine race. credit Of one, two, and three years
payable in equal instruments, with interest will be-
given for The land. and for the stock ample seeut
~ being given for the punciuaI payment. Thoss TO
whom am indebted, will be allowed credit Ior anv
property they may purchase 10 the full amour, of tbe
sun due. and on fair conditions
Not being able, account Of my weak state of
health, 20 conduct the sals myself have given full
power TO my son-in-aw Samuel l.. GouverneUr, aud
my nephew, James Monroe, juu. perform this ser.
vice. fVr which have vested the property in them
In The event Of sale. they have power to make every
other arrangement which Circumstance my require
April 2. 1l0-w6 JAMES MONROE
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ATHENS, (Geo.) Nia oh % -Vh, missionariss In.
catsd within the limits Of he Cherokee territory
refused 10 take the oath 10 obey the laws of tb. State
as all white persons are required TO do have BEEN a.
"e understand, arrested. request was sent from
Col Sant'rd to Judge Clayton 20 detAin the Grand Ju
ry sitting in Lawrenceyi l. until Thursday last, when
he WAS expected 10 arrive with them. The re suit we
have not yet ard.
Although we have not been favored with official In
ellisence of the tdc have il from good authority
tbat the CheroSss' have determined 10 relve west Of
the Mississippi unless they sustained 10 their pre-
en!ions by the U. s. Government. That they will po
be sustained is certain, and may therefore be CON
sldtred a. very probable that we shall shorty OBJ ain
paacea IL possession OF ,hsir extensive territory