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Seneca Falls Tract " Mount Eagle
FOR sale.
WILL sslthis vaIusalesract ofiand, calico Se"eSS
Il Falls Tract, containing

es%7ae Is situated near Alexandria, CONF
gds mands delightful view of the Potomac riv
~ er, the City Of Washington, Alexandria, and
Maryland shore-Itcontainsa about
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-26
LITTLE ROCK, \. T. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a6 1881.

of Tine, and enables man safely navigate the sea Of Life, and land on the coasts of Bliss It is emphadcaly the golden everlasting chain which binds man 10 his fellow man in bonds of harmony and love, and extending from earth 10 Heaven, unites him in firm allegiance to Jeho- yahs throne.
 tetthis Book of God be dispersed throughout our Territory, and read and believed, and soon dscord and animesity shall cease. Industry and energy shaiEsuoceed-the wilderness and soli- tary place shall be glad-and the desert shall re- joiee and blossom as the rose. Letthis Book oi God be sent to every family under Heaven, and its spirit imbibed, and soon nation shall rise up against nation no more, swords shall be convert ed into plow-shares, and spears into pruning
 osas. No more shall hosts encountering hosts meetand minglc n the horrors of dying strife. But JUSTICE. TRUTH, LOVE and HOLINESS, shall cover the earth as the waters cover the sea.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-26
HOUSE OF REpR Esr N TATIvEs.

tes.sv, Dec. 21
 MT. SPENCER of New York, from the Com nittee on Agriculture, to whom Was reierrcd he Letter U Nj. ong1nc t, accompanying jag ;. states made the ollo~ipg report:
 The Committee Agriculture, to which was referred the letter of feter 5. Duponceau to tile Speaker of the House, announcing his presentation to the House of q S;lken Flag, bearing the Colors of tho United States, made of Amercan Silk reeled from cocoors, and pre- |parcd and woven by John pIiomergue, Silk manufacturer; the entire process in the maiu- facture of the same having been performed in file city of PhIadelph phia-Repo ttie5 consider this specimen of AmcricanI Industry, applied for the first time to the production of a fabric il such general use in the United States, in the purchase of which in foreign countries seyefaa millions of dollars are annually drawr from this country, as highly suspicious to the agriculture land arts of the United States, and that M nu- ponceau, for his patriotic cxertions in promoting the culture of Silk, and 10 his efforts 10 excite the attention of the people of the States to ilTat
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-01-26
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
NEW LINE OF COACHES.

Richmond. Seottspiiie, and Stanton aoii Coach
THNHIS new Liue OF Coaches will commence running
IL on Saturday the ID Day OF April nexi. II will
sun by PJwelPs, Goochland Court House, George
Tinsleyville, Columbia, Winn's Tavern, to Seo,isville
thence by Meun, Israel 10 New-York, where it inter
sec;s with the Line from Charlottesville to S,aun;on
and thence 10 Lexington and GLyandote. This Sage
will leave Richmond Tuesday. Thur-dav, and Saturday,
and return Sunday, "wednesday, and Friday; thu, The
Public will have a line OF Coaches six times a wee
through TO S'aunton, and Guyandot,e, viz: three times
a week by Tinsle willie and Charlottesville and ih:ee
times by Scotisvil:c and New. York, making a Daily
Line:from Richmond 10 Guyandotte on the Olio River
SUNDAYS eXcepted.) The above line will nee, al
Georges; the line running three times a week from
Fredericksburg TO FArmvilis Prince Edward Court
House, Hampden Sidney College Sc. SC. which will
give 10 the Public in This section Of the State he ac-
eommodaiion they have so long wished for. Tne ScOt,s-
vile line will also in,ersect the line running from
LyDohburg 10 Charlottesville at Mount Israel
April 2. 1l0-,f EDWIN PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
NEW ADvERT IsEMRMTs.


fUNO PROFESSORS AND TEACHERS.-The Vis-
IL 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 Ste wart, the
election to fill that vacancy will take place at the regu-
lar annual meeting on the 18th Of July next.
The emoluments OF the situation, in the hands OF
the late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred TO two
thousand dollars.
The Professors in tbi, Institution have the entire
disposal Of one third of the year, and at all times, eve
ny means of prosecuting literary pursuits, in which
respect they POSSESS advantages superior to those which
are ef'red by any other University in the Union.
The letters and testimonials heretofore sent 10 the
Rec or, which have not been, aud shall not be, other
wise directed, previous 10 the 4 h OF July, will DO pre-
seutod 10 The Board Of Visitors.
Those who have already applied, may, II they think
proper, send addition al testimoDials-aLd all who desire
the situation, will have their wishes made known 10
the Bard Of Visitors and Governors, by directing their
communications, (post-paid) to JOHN AGE
Rector OF WIN. s. Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va.
May 20. 3-i25 hume
" The Edi,o-s Of the National Intelligencer, Wash
iDgton-C>urier s. Enquirer, New-York-U. States
Gazette, Philadelphia-snd the Charleston Courier
South Carolina, will insert the above twice a week un~
ill The goth June, aud send their accounts 10 the Office
OF the Richmond Enquirer for ettiement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
HHENRY 0. MIDDLETON, ~residIog in Frsde
4 & VA

ENRY D. MIDDLETON, residing in Frede.
@H ricksburg, Va, offers his services 10 persons
WHO wish 10 have their Western Virginia lands secur-
ed. BY the acts OF the las, Virginia Legislature, which
are published Tor the inform alton Of those concerned;
the importance Of immediate attention TO the payment
OF the taxes due on their lands will be considered.
Persons holding lands can get Information Of what
tax is due by communicating with me az Fredericks.
burg, Va.-A certificate Of deposit in any specie-pay-
ing bank in the United States, will be applied immedi-
atsly to the discharge Of arrearages for tax, or 10 any
other bu,iness transacted.
He will continue to give his personal services, eight
months in the year, to the management of lands or other
business, west Of the Allegheny Mountains: will have
lands accurately re-survsyed, and attend in person to
make sales.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing any
business transactions negotiated; Debts collected and
bonded for, 10 any part of Virginia, may rely on the
most satisfactory and prompt despatch.
My compensation shall be moderate, to be paid after
the rendering OF services. 10 the investigating OF land
titles, and making sales, | am willing to contract for
a portion tf the land secured, or The proceeds OF sales
but in all instances, all arrearagss of taxes must be
provided for. 1 keep an Office four months in The
year, in Fredericksburg, Va: and eight months in
Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Va. My correspon-
dents will direct 10 fredericksburg, for the mex. three
months, poI, paid.
As l am stranger to many who may read this ahver.
iisement, | refer TO John Metcal'o, John s. s. C. Well.
ford, John Puck & Co., John Scott, and William J ick.
son. Jun all Of Frederieksburg; Robert Oliver and
r. III Moale, Ii .limore, b. Mark Richards, Philedel.
phis; and Silas Wood OF ~. York.
HENRY o MIDDLETON.
May IL lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
Nav 6.
LAND FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE
|FENHE Subscriber Wishing TO remove TO the Western
n Country, offers for sale his land, lying about two
miles below Louisa Court House, on the Main Stage
Road, leading from the City OF Richmond, on which
Plartat'on there is situated a good b lex House, 6nish-
ed about two years past, with elk rooms, a passage run
ming through il, and a cellar containing one large dining
room. and another for a kitchen, with comfortable out
houses. The above mentioned Tract, contains abou,
four hundred and ninety acres, of which one hundred s.
twenty acres have been lately cleared, and is we'll adap.
ed 10 The culture OF cora, wheat, and tobacco; the bal.
ance is in woods, end is remarkably well iimbered. IL
lies in the geld region Of Louisa, has a we'll Of excellen,
water in the yard, besides spring., which are entirely
convenient, and is situ a,ed In a good neighbcrhood.
The above mentioned situation, is good for a Tavern,
a Private Residence, for a Professional Gentleman, or for
a Carriage Maker, Cabine, Maker. or any other Me.
chanic, being well Timbered, as Timber il very scare
in its visioi,y.
AT The same time ard place, will be sold, two hall
acre lots, situated adjoining the Hotel al Louiia Court
House, with 3 Store House &c. on each Io'. There il
a Mail Stage tina. runs by the said Curt House, twice
every week, to the city Of Richmond. Louisa Couri
House, Ohe village) is among the best Stands in the
country, for merchandising, as there is a great deal oil
cash business done here.
A further description Of the Property is deemed I'm.
necessary, as II is expested that those who with 10 pur.
chase will view the premises before the sale.
IL the above Property is not sold before the second
Monday in July next, 4, will Ire offered at public sale on
tina, day, at Louisa Court House, il being court day.
If should sell privately, previous TO July Louise
Court, the public shall be notified.
ALEXANDER LEVY.
May IL. 2-w7t
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NOTICE
PENIrENrIARY, oh Mo. 9th, 1881.

PENIrENTIARY, oh Mo. 9th, 1881.
YENHE public is informed hat al this institution, wool
IL is carded, and the grease fourd, for Z CENTS per
pound, where the wool is washed and picked entirely
free from trash, aud by sending with the wool, The ne.
cesssTy cloths, the rolls will be neatly baled up, so that
they may be transported to any dis,ance without iDju-
~; wool will be carded and spun from 10 10 Is cents
per pound, according TO the fneness Of the yarn, and
those that may wish il, can have the same woven into
any description OF cloth, at from 4 10 Is cents per yard,
and where il is desired, warp will be furnished or ex-
from the materials Of customers, less han tha, quantity
will be EXCHANGES; the shearing aud securing OF tie
cloth (' desired) will be done at a very modera,.
charge. Persons having cloth woven in their families,
can have the same sheared and secured.
SAML p. PARSONS, Sup',.
Nav 10 122-tI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

NOTICE.-Tbe Subscriber offers for sale about five
IN thousand acres of land, in the vaciuity OF Amherst
Court. House AID New Gia.gow, these lands are plea
sanity situated on the Stage road, running North and
South, and within ten miles Of James River, The soil
good resting on a strong clay foundation, and il IA
vourabls 10 the p'oduetion If all kinds Of graio, hemp
and tobacco; the country is remarkably healthy, and
abounds in fine springs of The best water. These land.
are we'll improved, with good Orchards, a valuable
Manufacturing Mill, md four good Dwelling Houses
aud will admit OF several divisions, and will he dividsd
so as TO sui, purchasers. have also for sale some well
improved lots in the town OF New Glasgow, on one
Of hem is a large and eommodious Tavern with Gar.
deDs and all necessary ou, Houses.
These lands and lots will he soIi on eommodati
terms TO suit purchssers-fOr further information sp.
py TO the SUITS .riber living 10 New Glasgow.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
May g 12I-W8wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

HpRlSrOE ESTATE. in The county Of Prince
.MD WIiiam, FOR SALE.-Ia pu,suancs of the
power vested 10 the President and Directors of he
Lit rarv FuFd, by an Ac' cf the General Assembly,
passed 20 b February last, authorizing the sale of the
Biistoe Trdci Of Lind, 10 the county Of Prince Will
liam, proposals Sili be received by tbs said President
and Directors fer the whole, O. a0y portion oil the SAID
tract, un il The 10Th day OF October next.
The annexed extracts from toe law, will fhew tn.
conditions required OF The purchasers.
Persons Sfefng %Propossl', will consult their own
convenience in bSiug the i%ls,almepls OF the purchaso
money.
the Brisioe Tf,e, contains by survey 6,494 acres,
the greater par; OF which is uDd n leases, which
will expire in The year 1910 ami which are subject 10
an annual rent OF a oui 25, 600 pounds OF Tobacco.
BY order OF he President and Directors Of the Lite
Tary Fund. J. BROWN Jr. 81 Aud.
Fad. BE IL fu Their enacted, That "a shall be the duty
OF The said Pfesid mt AID Di ectorJ, 10 require of The
purchaser or purchasers OF the said Tract, bonds wish
sufficient personai security. payable to the said Presi-
dent and Directors, together with a deed or deeds Of
trust on the estate so sod, 10 secure The payment of the
purchase money and interests, which bonds so taken,
ehali bear int rest from the date hereof. And all pc rsons
who shall fail TO pay into The Treasury annually, viii b.
In six months after the same sbsll become dus, the iu-
teresi which may accrue on their said bonds, shall for
felt all Claim TO the credit given on their purchases, and
the principal shall ibrreupoa become due, and be re-
coverable by The said President and Directors, with all
interest In arrear, by morton to The General Court, on
ten days notice Of The time OF making such motion, or
the payment hereof enforced, by proceeding on tie
deed or deeds Of rust aiore aid, at the discretion Of the
said. Presidsn NJ and Directors.
3rd. Be 1t further enacted, Tnal all psrsons becom-
Jog purchasers Of land, und r the provi,ions OF { Is act,
shall have lbs privilege OF paying tho amount Of the
purchase money az any time.
4h This &C, han be in force from the passing
thereof
May 27. 5~-2aw1Ohoct
The Editors Of The National Inlenigencer and Alex
andra Pbeoix, will please publish The fore goir adj
and send tn, ir bills to .hs 2nd Auditors Office for
payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03
May Is

AND FOR SALE.-The Subscriber offers for sale
HA that desirable Tract Of Land On which he resides,
in he County Of Madison, about 5 miles from o ange
The tract contains $50 acres. more or
ITO Of which are fret rate low ground,
equal TO any on the Rapid Ann river. The upland is
in a good state of 'iiiage: Welding abundan, crops to tie
industrious culivator. The woodland is heavy tim.
bered, and more than a sufficiency to supper, the firm
The improvements consist of a good and commodious
framed dwelling house, kitchen, barn, stables, and al
other necessary cut houses.
a more particular description is deemed unnecessary
as 1t is presumed any person wishing TO purchase
will FIRST view the premises-wbich will be- shown al
any time by the subscriber, residing thereon. He
would only add further, tina, situated in wealthy neigh.
boIhoed, IN the midst OF polirbed society, and in a foe
healthy region, il would make a desirable summer re.
treat for a gentleman and family, from The lower coun
try.
His terms, which shall be accommodating, can be
known by application to GEORGE NEWMAN.
April 20. H9-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

EHIDWAY HOTEL, CHARLorTEsvILLE Va
1VA The Subsc,iber has opened the above Esteblish-
meni as a House of Entertainment. 1t ia large brick
building, 81 ua,ed at the upper end Of the Town, en- the
Street leading 10 the University Of Virginia, and bull,
expressly for The purprse TO which il ia now applied.
Ii possesses nearly every convenience that can he re-
quiIed. The Bed Rooms are particularly large ard
airy. The Stable, (aiso Of brick) containing forty Stalls,
is OF superior ariangsmen,:-a capable ard trusty Ser
want has charge of hat department.. The HOUSE is
furnished in a neat and comfortable manner. A stock
OF good Spirits, Wines and Malt Liquors. has been lad
in; and the Table shall be provided with tbs best tie
Market will afford. Conscious that the patronage OF
the House depends solely on its merits, every exer-
ton will be made TO render the sceommo iai;oo agreea-
Die 10 those who may favor i, with their company.
Of this place. p. +. BOYD.
Nav 10 122-wSw
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May L.;
LAND FOR SALE.


FHSHE subscriber offers for sale, hi, tract of Land,
"a lying in Powbatau county, on Appomattox river,
about eighteen miles above Geniio, three below Gle
IN ant Town, and twelve above The Courthouse. adjoin-
lng the land Of Cbailes Eggle,ton, Richard Watkins,
Hugh French, and others. The tract contains about
eight hurdfed acres; between two and three hundred
Of which ae creek apd river w-grounds of very ex-
cellent quality, equal to any on Appomaiiox river.
Some OF 'be river low grounds are yet uncleared. The
~highiand is in a good state for cultivation, and The pui-
chaser will have il in his power to seed from 120 to
100 bushels OF wheat, or good corn and tobacco land.
The wood land is w li-timbsred, and more than a SUI
heieDcy for the support cf the plantation, independents
" OF the uncleared low.grounds. The improvements
consist Of an overseer's house and good negro quar-
'erS, an excelien, new granaty andShreshing machine
attached TO IL, and tobacco barns Sufficient for curing
twenty or thhty thousand weight Of tobacco. Any
person wishing 10 view the land, will at any time be
shown il by my brother, G. EsglestoD, who lives ad-
joining, or Mr.. Hugh French, who al present occupies
H.. TIE II rcbaser will BIS allowed ibe privilege Of
seeding a or Of wheat this fall. Should the above
described land be not sooner sold privately, notice OF
which will be given, IL will be sold publicly, 10 the
highest biider, at Hugh French's Tavern, on The Buck
inghsin road, twelve miles above Powhaian Court
House, on Thursddy, The 18Th day o. August, If fair,
II not, The next fair day. The terms hail be accom-.
nodaiing, and will be made known on the day Of sale,
or on application 10 The subscriber residing 10 Amelia
county. WM. EGGLESTON.
May 20. 3-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

ENTITY REWARD-RAnaway from
n Humbersion ~Skipwi,h's Elm Hill Es'aie. on the
many year9, and untIl he last IL months, acted as Fer.
lyman for his Master. 10 which capacity he learnt TO
count & change bills & notes very expertly. He lie gene.
rally known to thnse IN the habit OF crossing said Skip
wlih's Ferry. He is a low, sbunky fellow, very
oiaek, and unusually polite for a servsDt-no mark or
scar reeollec'ed. lie carried off a var ely Of d1htng,
end VIII probably change his name, aud attempt TO pass
as a Tree man, with pipefs procured from some free
negro. The above reward will be paid for apprebend-
ing and securing him in Jail, so bis owner gets him, II
iaken out OF tie State, or the sum OF $40 II taken IN
the State. WIN. NJ. SWEPSON.
dgent for H.. Skiptoih.
April PC. ns-I2t
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 7 b, 1881.
THNHE undersigned, councillors at Law, beg leave
u TO give notice 10 The claimants ard original own
ers Of Virginia Military Lands located 10 o 10, tina,
they will prosecute any and all rights to these lands,
which may be conhded TO them, with as lille delay as
possible, and for a reasonable compensation.
Many thousand acres OF these lands we're cold for
taxes in the years lS0i-5-6-a and 7, and the original
proprieiorJ or their heirs, suppose their tile thereto is
wholly Lost, by reason OF said sale. This is a mistak'
the sale Of land Tor taxes In Olio, are generally void.
Our residence is at the seat Of government, wht re we
have ready access to The Records of all sales Of land,
for taxes, and we will promptly give auy information
required 10 relation to lands 10 this State, which may
be obtained in tb public Offices or o herwise.
ORRISH PARISH and
LYME STARTLING, Jr.
April %. Ig-w6n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-03

EN BAKER, late Il Richmon aud w. ARNOLD
HZo Dentists, havS formed a connexion in the prac
tice Of their profession for the purpose Of div.d ng the
various operations, and thereby carrying Them 10 great
err perfection.
MR. BAKER will more particularly attend 70 the
diseases and irregularities of The teeth. MIR. ARNoLD
to the supplying heir d, fc:encies, either with natural
or mineral subs ances, as required.
The utility and advan,s g=s of this division Of labor
In their practice, it i, believed will appear obvi Va.
Location at No 6, Warm Street, New York, near
ly opposite the City Hall:
MAY "a 4 & VA.