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va NERAL SPRING FARM FOR SALE-The
1vA subscriber Intending remove 10 town will
offer at public sale, the premises on w ednesdsv ill.,
ZO'h day OF July, the farm which he resides near
me Brooke Turnpike, miles from Richmond soptsn-
ing z+l acres oil land about so, are 10 woods the ba-
lance which is cleared and enclosed has 20 acres Of
rich low grounds, on the Brook Greek which runs
through the farm The Upland is very level and Fl
good quality, retains manure we'll ard Ia adan,sd ~,
corn, wheat oats rye, and clover and large portion
oil u admirably suited 10 herds-grass, 10 wel.dehed
and may be prohiably converted into a meadow N
when purpose PaItOt it is at present applied. The
improvements are convenient dwelling house for a
large iaDy, an office near the house. a frame smoke
house. and kitchen, negro houses with shineed roof
ana bTicS chimuie', overseers house in The fsru,
yard' winch contains well Of excellent water and 4.
enclosed with close plank fence, and cedar pos, ar.
TWO large and convenient frame barns, with house
Tor wheat machine attached to Que OF ,bsm a rs,
and row OF stables, viii hay lofts and sbs'
iers' wealher-boarded and shngsd ali in good repair
anu caParie oi sablug 20 horses, ard many cattle:
an excellent market garden, containing g acre. ca
cIoseu WIN cypress PaDg and cedar posts large and
wei constructed ice house, within 100 wards IF ~.
Pond, which, together with the produce OF the garden
yle'us considerable income. Gentlemen wanting a
summer retreat, will bnd this desirable ons or psrx
sons disposed 10 accommodate families durrg he sum.
mer season, would doubtless f. nd this aba ,u.
on ci Use purpose, from the saluhry of the air, and
use Of tho mineral spring. The situation I, remarkably
heaithiu which ten years sidenee with large fan,
iy has abundahtly proved.
The 'i'le clear and unncumbered. Tsrm,: one
iourin cash-oaiance at one and two years. with int.
RESI- from the day Of saleecured BY de of ,tu,t ON
the property TIE sale of tho laud land splendid Con-
ten'ion CoiD will commence at o'clock 10 Tho after
nooh-other lropsr'y on The succeeding day Those
Inclined to purchase. are invited to vie the emises
Alter The sale OF thu land, shall dispose Of such n,
sroes as residence in town will enable me 10 dspsn,e
WIN Also, The stock OF horses, muies cattle, hsrs.
'bsep' wsggon', carts, whsat-machine, wheat fac
ana farming utensils, blood mare, and splendid eolt
Two years ole, by Contention, out OF Tmolsop mare
&e &c. '0'
Application 10 be made 10 Thomas Taylor, ESQ, yhe
VIII conduct The sale, 10 the subscrber Of,
the farm. JACOB MORDECAI
Spring Farm, Hsnrieo Cs.
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NOTICE


STAUNT0N RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
ME representatives. of the late Hugh Wyllie Do
N ceased, being desirous TO remove to ihs West, Of
acres, Of which 15S ceres are FRS. rate low
the larger portion Of the high land is now 10 woodp
vel iimbered, and would proiuse good tobacco and
grain. This tract Of land 10 situated I6 miles sat of
HALIFAX Courthouse, 10 the fork Of the River and fiji
ssh Creek, milas below Moseley's Ferry, ard ad.
joining Ffieud's Ferry. This plantation /, wewaer.
cd, healthy ADD beautiful situation, good Dwelling
house, ouhouses, good barns, and In good order Tor
cultivation; minute description OF the situation and The
msny' eonveDiences and advantages Of this Place 4,
deemed unnecessary as II 10 prssumabe, mono will
Purchsse before viewing n any perssn wishes to view
the land, IL will be shown by Mr.. Brooke the Over
seer. PHIL W. WILLIE
WILLIAM ALLEN, and Others.
p. ST. have for sse, $50 acres Of good Gllable
land. all in wood the waters Of difficult creek con
Vepieni to The above uoned River tras W thin one
mile OF two Girst and Saw Mills. @. A. WILLIE.
Juy5 1876
Up ICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub.
seribers offer for SALE their Ofee near Shoeko
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
"A Cotton Steetfngs
Sd do ShiTtings
Stout Cotton OEndbuTgs, 20 inches tctds
dnd general assortment Of Cotton Yarns
Thee goods believed TO be equal in quality io
any made in the United States, and will be fold low
as goods Of similar quality be purchased 10 the Nor
thefn Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM Il ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 40-u
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May l3.

AW SCHOOL.-The subscriber intends Opening
NJ next fall, Law School, in the town Of Siaun
TOD; 70 be continued permanently, adequate eneour-
agement should be received. The mode of insru c,ss
WIN De course oil lesIures and study, and frequent
examinations, In order to devote the greater part Of
ms Time TO the proposed school, he will rcm Ito COM
menceme1t, eonnne his practice the Court Of Al.
Peat at Lewisburg, aud the Federal and Cirsut Supe
rior Courts In stanton. The fret session will be ain
on The LIT oil Oitober and continue until the firsi Of
July next following, without intermssion except du.
ing the terms OF the Federal and Circuit Superior
courts The tuition fee, per session, will be ssvsnty-
hVe dollars Persons de,rous OF besom ng pupils win
pease communicate the fact 10 the subscriber by Lot.
ter as soon as practicable; and prompt attention will be
given to the inquiries which they lay think proper Ia
make. BRISCOE a. RAJ nWi NJ
May 6. IaI-w,I.,s
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NLkWOog BSTATE.-Tp be sold, iha, &s :.
IL known tnu highly vMssfhe ca,at. M the county
Sf CuipePer, Va gbout &c meS from Fl ntlrlAb mr.
late the property OF Mr. Carter Beverly and after
wards OF john 5. Thornton, but In The
OF Mr. John browning, who IL going 10 England The
estate so well known for the fertility OF it's soil ADD the
beauty oil ito situation, that particular deserpon IA
unnecessary. The Mansion House 10 in excellent re-
PAIR aud Is happily placed on gentle eminepe co in
me e'n're OF te property. Ii IL bounded the East,
Northeast. Nor,b, and Northwest by the River Kappa
hammock, on the backs Of which lie TOO acres Of
isrue Land the most part river bottom, at preent in
'oe highest safe OF cultivation, aud covered with luxu-
rant crops oil clover The surrounding upland produ
ees exeehent wheat, Rye ard Oa,s and there suf-
eien' oody oil wood 10 maintain the fences. II has,
nkewse' the Singular advantage OF email stream pass.
ing through It, which fas so thu, all the fields
arc well waered, and there is a catiai Mill Si.e on
which formerly stood Merchant Mill and Saw Mil
Tbs farm buildings, barn, eorn-house Ove,s.erss
house, Negro Quarers Sc. are at a convenient dis.
lance from the Mansion House, and afford the mcst am
pie accom- modaon.
III. property will be sold by public Auction Ia June
next 1857 altogether In lots may suit Le pur-
should IL no, be disposed Of in the by
private contract, and ample time will BIS allowed f,r
the payment ct the purchase money. IL 10 prssumed
an estate 20 well calculated for the resepce of gen
"emap on account OF the beauty OF iis siuatiou ard
SUBSTANTIAL Improve cannot be found n Vrs inis
IL Is estimated to contain about 1891 acees and Il re-
maksoe for the salubriy OF lis air and tho absence Of
marsh and s'agDaut waters.
Letters, pos, paid, may be addressed 10 he
me ros' Office, Sievensburg, Culpeper county, vmS
sm,a' and the premises may b, viewed al any lime.
The Winchester Virgnian, National late lisepcer<
Hpd constitutional Wing, are requested to publish tho
ABOVE times and send their accounts 10 this offic1
OF sole ciion. july g. i6A
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OctObcr Ist, IS2I. \
NOTICE is hereby given to the proprieors of the Five
per cent Stock, created in pursuance of Act of
Congress- passed the 18th day May, 1920 that the
Certificates of the said Stock, amounting in the whole
NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE THOU
SAND NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE
DOLLARS AND THIRTEEN CENTS, will be paid,
on the second day of January next the propcto there
Of their legal representatives. attorneys, duly cons
ues on the presentation and surrender of the said Ccrh
Gates at the Treasury, at the Loan Office, where the
same may stand credited.
Notice is further given that transfer of the Certif-
Gates of said Stock from the books of the Treasury or any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the LIST day of December
next
And Also that the interest all the Certificates of the
said Stock will and determine the l day of Janu
airy next. LOUIS McLANE,
Oct T. ti3-oaild1 Secretary of the Treasury.
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CHEROKEE EMIGRATION

We have the following information ON this subject I'M
der date OF 18th November:
In letter this day received from the Agent appointed
for enrolling the Cherokccs he says, that by the cxaodi-
nary eXerons of the leading of the nation the bust
ness oil emigration went at first very slowly. Yet it
gives me pleasure TO have it my power say the pros
poets are frightening and in all probability sufficient
Quantity oil business will grow out of it TO authorize call
Tor the services of the Assessors early the 10th
December In anticipation Of such a state of things
have ordered the Assessors meet me at the Agency on
that day'-Ge0rgia Journal.
ATHENS Dec. IS.-The Cherokee delegation to
w Washington, consisting of Judge Martin, John Ridge
Elias Boudno and Joseph Coody, arrived in this town on
"Wednesday last and departed the next morning for that
city.--.qthenidn.
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ENr cnA ,Ss, Amelia County, November

I'm CHANCERY--In Amelia County, November
e Court, 1891
William b. Foster Elizabeth Webster, %idow of VIII
liam Webster, deed, formerly Elizabeth Foster Polly c.
Beyill, widow Of Archer Bcv decd formerly Polly G.
Foster Philip Adams and Matilda his WIFE formerly Ma
ulda Foster Joshua Foster, Marston Foster and Ann his
wife, Granville Williamson and Catherine his wife for
merly Foster Tilman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster widow Of Booker Foster decd Ann Foster Sell
Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster infant chill
drcn of Booker Foster, decd and Matilda who sue by
thcir mother, a. next friend, Pltfs.
against
Thomas w. Webster, ex'or of Booker Foster. deed.
john . Osier and Josiah Oster, Dcfs.
The defendants, John $. Foster and Josiah Foster not
having entered their appearance and given security
according 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
ilat they not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth on
the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel il is order
Cd that the said defendants do appear here on the fourth
Thursday in February next, and the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy of s order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published in the city of Richmond
Tor two months ucccssyey and that another copy be post
cd a he front door Of the Court house Of THE county on
two successive court days. A copy. Tcstc
Dcc.2 59%Sw JOHN r. LEIGH, e..
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EN CHANCERY.- Court held for Buckingham
n county, the 9Th day of October 1925
Creed Taylor, an infant, by his father, sc. pltr
Thomas r. Bouldin exo'r of David Ross, deed, Robert
Da6ney, Geo. nj. Payne and w. L. FOntane, exors of
David Ross, jr. deed Dets
James Scott exor of John Leslie, deed, who wasex or
OF Robert Craig, deed, who for Daniel Call trustee.
&c benjamin Johnson and others, creditors of David
Ross, jr. decd Pitts.
against
Walter l.. Fonanc and Geo NJ Payne, ex'ors of David
Ross, lr deed, and others. Dcits.
On motion 20 the court and by consent of parties IL is
ordered that these causes be referred the Master Com
missioner to state and the several liens and
cunbranccs the real of David Ross deceased,
TO settle the account of the executors the nature
and true character of each claim against the of
said David Ross r dcccascd whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs not and 20 state special matter requr
cd by any OF the parties 10 be stated deemed pertinent
by 'he Commissioner and make report TO the court.
Copy. Testcr X. ELDRlDGE, Jr. ID. G.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday, the 9th day ofFebrary next TO
mence the accounts directed in the foregoing order at
Office in Maysvile, which day at nine O'clock in the
morning. they requested TO attend, with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
Dec. 10. 62-wSw ID. GUERRASr, Com.
I'm ERY-vIRotNIA.-At rules held in the
N Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery Tor Chesterfield county, the fifth day OF Sepem
ber 1881:
Robert Has&ins and Martha f. his wife, Gate Maplla F.
Archery pltns.
John A. Archer, William w Archer, Peter f. Archer,
Mary Archer, Louisa G. Archer John Jones Sarah r.
his WIFE Gate Sarah r. Archery and Cincnnotus jones' III
beus Jones, Teemachus jones' and Ulysses Jones,
ant children OF Elizabeth T. Jones, decd Formerly Eliza
beth l. Archery by Lawson Nunnally, their guardian
al htem defdts
The defendant John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
corng TO the act of Assembly and the rules of this
appeang that they inhabitants of this Com
monweath: Ii is ordered that the said defendants do APP
pear here at rules TO be held for the said court in the
Clerks Office thereof, the first Monday in January
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy
THIS order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
cd in the city of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and another copy posted az the front door ohc
OF this county. Copy-Testc
LAWSON NUNNALLY, ID. c.
NOV. i. 50-wSw~
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Ist October, 1881.

OI1CE is hereby given to the proprieors OF the -Four
and a half per cent. Stock, of FIVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS created in pursuance of Act of Congress-
passed on the 10Th day of May 1924 that The Certificates
oil the said Stock will &c paid the It day of January
next the propIeors thereof their legal representa-
lives or attorneys duly constituted, the presentation and
surrender OF the said Certificates, at the Treasury at the
Loan Once, where the may stand credited
Notice srther given that no transfer of the Certi-
Gates OF said Stock from the books of the Treasury any
loan Office, will be allowed after the 15t day of December
next.
And also, that the interest all the Certificates of the
said Stock will alil determine the 3st day OF
December next LOUIS McLANE.
Oct. T. li3-oandl Secretary oftte Treasury
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81 tONCORD ACADEMY.-The exercises OF this Sc
" minary Tor the ensuing year will commence the
10th OF January and terminate the 18th Of December
allowing August for vacation. The Classical Depart
ment will comprise the Ancient and Modern Languages
The Mathematical course will be adapted the vocation
which the Student may select the College or Univer
sity where he may wish to graduate, after leaving this
institution While due attention will be paid the adj
vancemen OF the pupils in the higher branches, pains
will be spared mparting TO them thorough acquain
ance with such studies constitute complete English
Edcdti0n The relations aud friends of the Students
invited 10 any time and Judge of their si,ua
ton and improvement. The terms for Board and Tuition
will be $40 each boarder finding his bed candles; or
SIG, If they be furnished him. Some of the Students
will complete their Acadernca this year. and will
leave vacancies for others Parents and Guardians who
may wish to commit their children and the care
the Subscriber requested to write TO him. and direct
their letters TO TIOS. b. COLEMAN
President Of the Concord 4cadenly, srcay the
BOtciing Green, Caroline COUNTY, ..
Nov. lS. 55-w6t
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IAE ISS ANN +. TAYLOR will continue her School at
I'VE my house the ensuing year commencing on the 10th
DAY Of January, and terminating the second Friday in
December following, with vacation of one month in sum
mer. In this School will be taught rtlography Read
ing, wiring English Grammar Arithmetic, Geography.
ana History, plain Neede-worx and Theorcm Painting
The price otuon will be $l5, except for painting which
wl be an addition of 50 The price Of board wi be $50
Tor c scholastic year of 10 months boaders furnishing
eir own beds and bedding, addition Of 50 flurns-
cd them by the subscriber. Ny Post Office is Politics.
yie' LOUISA county Pcr'ons wishing 10 encourage his
school would do wen 10 make carly application the
School will be limited JOHN H. COLLiSS
oct 2S "a ,.to,
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sons income Of Charles Y and less than thrice the sum
which Louis Philip Professionally drew, until now, il
would have saved some millions to the French people.
Ne wish but 10 add remark Ii cannot but
strike the thinking mind how clear annsight into all the
national affairs the message and the reports give TO the
der, and how greatly they differ in this respect FROM cor
responding papers OF most European countries of which il
would be Impossible TO obtain by weary and aruous study
so distinct view AZ the reader may obtain by simply read
ing TIC Aneucon statements. There is what important
ABOVE every hnS an honesty and 0nAnes in these pa
p"r5 whch produce I'M the reader very different effect
from 'ha' caused by the perusai OF similar European pa
pers.
CHANGING at these pons n ni,aie ~, mo-, nerc, in &
lorns ogovernmen but also in those equally impOrtan.
points IN which government and our liberty and
prosperity find their solo safe foundation.
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"a OIlCE-The undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
affairs OF his ntostate speedily as possible and
therefore requests all persons indebted 10 his ntesate
make payment he cannot delay the performance of his
duties lie also takes this method of notifying all persons
having claims against his intesate his individual ac-
count or az security for any person persons whatever
TO make mown to him all such claims without deav This
notice will be plead in bar of such claims as shall not be
made known within a reasonable time
RICHARD G. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM. Cunningham, deed.
NOV. ~. 56-law I2t Late of Hannvcr cnnniv.
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REMARKABLE LONGEVITY

MILTON, IN. c. December 7.-During a visit which
the editor made 10 Rockingham house a few DAYS
SINCE he learnt from several respectable citizens that
place. that there by the name of James San
dcrs, living within three miles of the court house. who had
attained the remarkable age of one hundred and sepe,l
tee" ycars-From Maj. W., grandson of Mr. Sanders
TO whom the editor introduced he has learnt the fol-
lowing particulars of this extraordinary individual He
was born IN the lower part of the Province, (now the
state oil Nirsma,) during the reign of Queen Ann. He
has been twice married, his last wife died many wears
since. He has nine children, the oldest one upwards of
eighty the youngest iortyve years ofage. He was
100 lar advanced in life during the revolutionary war TO
perform military duty. He formerly spectacles in
reading, but read the smallest print without
them His hair, alter having been almost white for more
Than thirty Yeas, has lately turned of dark color He
mas distinct recollection of that took place
IN his youth, but not of late events He is in the enoy
ment Of good health, and able walk about the plantation
on which he lives. He was never incorporate though
occasionally drank spirits He the first settler of
Rockingham county; before nc settled there he used to
State, and the part of Virginia bordering it, during one
OF which he built him small hut for n temporary resi-
dcncc near where lac lives, and afterwards settled the
place lie has great many descendants living the pre-
else number the editor could not leam.-Spectator
South Carolina GoId.-Wc have seen more cold Iaie-
- Than Is quite pleasant TO look at unless owned it
himself, orhod some prospec; of lingering a molicum
Capt benjamin Halle of this town, a mine upon
Lyncs Creek, partly in this district and partly in Iancas
ter, whchwc have doubt is of the richest in the
Southern States. He has already taken from it about ten
thousand dollars, and the ngos which have looked at
to-day amount 10 something than five hOusand-he
produce of only two months. Capt Halle only works up
ON the surface and that too upon small scale Two mass
es which appear evidently TO have been deposited while
to u.s. and are of tho value of about fifty dollars Camden
Journal.
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Nov. Is.

a tLASSiCAL SCHOOL.-The School at Long Greek
" Louisa County, will be continued next year, under
the immediate superintendent of the subscriber who will
take care that all his pupils shall be thoroughly instructed
in whatever they may undertake learn. As the method
OF instruction pursued at this School, very different
the superficial course of Education which has become
fashionable the subscriber deems it Necessary inform
the public, that every member of his school is actually
required to understand and parse every he may
read This method rarely fails TO make good scholars
requires abour and study than the fashionable plan
OF modern scioists and is therefore very isome
Ignorant and ndoentIn this School, will be taught the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar, English
Composition, Geography with the of maps and globes
Mathematics and arithmetic. The School will COM
mence the 25th of January 1882, and terminate
10th OF December following There will be a vacation OF
4 weeks commencing on the 10th day of June-The
charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel will
be $40, payable half the lst day of June, 1892
and the other half the LIST day of December following
Long Creek situated in part of Louisa County proven
bal for health and steriy. 1t is 3s miles from Rich
mond 81 from fredericksburg and % from Gainesville
The stage from Fredericksburg TO Carersve passes
mediatey by the Schoohouse and that from Richmond
Orange Courthouse, within short distance of it-Lecrs
to the subscriber should be directed Long Creek r. O.
Louisa" WILLIAM NEIS SON
nov. 20. 5S-Iaitf
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A RUNAWAY.-Was committed to the Jail of this
IA county, on the 18th day of September 1881, ne
gro boy who cHis himself HENRY.-Hc had on when
committed, suit Of oznaburgs, and hat He is about
10 years old-our feet five inches high and very kely
The owner will forward prove property pay charges
and take him away he will be dealt with the law d
reefs. JAMES s. GILLIAN Tailor
Prince George Nov. 30 5S-wI2.v
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !

OFT, }
ENHEREAS, Notice given by this Department on
w the lat Instant TO the Projectors of the Four and
haD per cent Stock Of Fire Millions Of Dollars, created
in pursuance OF an Act OF Congress of the Goth May 1924
and TO the proprcors OF the FiUe per cent Stock created in
pursuance OF an Act OF the 18th of May 1920 that the Ger
uhcates OF the said Stock will be redeemed the I'd
OF January and whereas of the Pro-
eors OF the said Stocks may desire the reimbursement
their Certificates previously the aforesaid
airy, NOTICE is NOW GIVEN, That, the presentation
and surrender by the Proprietor of any Certificate or his
Attorney duly constituted, the Treasury or at the Loan
Ohce where the may stand credited any time pre-
vous to the aforesaid list I'd of January
may be- the principal OF the said Certificate will be REIN
burSed and the interest which shall have thereon
the time OF such surrender, will be paid
LOUIS McLANE, Secr'yGf the Treasury.
Oct IL. 4i-eowtIstJan