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INFORMATION WANTED. 1T The children O,
IL heirs OF Goodrich Chappsll, who removed some
year, ago from the county OF New Kent 10 the State
81 Tennessee, will apply TO the subscriber, residing
IN me cry Of Richmond, Siae of Virginia, ,bty viii
receive intelligence TO their advantage: will be- most
proper Tor thtm 6't 20 write to the subscriber before
they come or send in. aud their Iesr shall be promp
tail. Dawn UApDv
The Editors RI The Regi'ier printed ip Knoxville
and OF IN. Republican Prime in Nashville, la tse
aye OF Tennessee, are requested 10 insert the above
IN iher resPctve pspers, once week for eight weeks
and transmit their accounts 10 the office Of The Wing
Tor payment.
Ssp' 6. 3l-usw
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Erorl the London Literary Gdsstis.
L. -..Ia a An L, llllIInA

Ffor hs London Literary Gdsste
FIRST AND LAST HOURS.
Iovst thoa tho hour, the first oil day,
When the lowy Flower. a! S,e Opening BRIGHT
When through tho curtain OF morning
Are stealing s,reaks OF crimson lghis
lla'h Il not power, a spels
Doth II not thy warm heart tell
OF life, fresh, sparkling, newborn li6,
hnd scenes as yet too young for strife'
Loys tho hour 10 twilight, time.
When every flower is o.osins round,
When fainter and fainter the far bolts chino
Cones with smoothing, dying sound!
Hath tnot SPELL though be
differing from the first, Tor thce'
Doth IL not tell of visions deep,
And gradual dropping down to Sleep
These hour. ara types aud sign. OF thine.
Tho frat hour brought both smilos and tears,
And called forth feelings half divine,
Ia those who looked to f,tuIe years
And watched how each features mould,
And saw their little buds unfold,
Aud trusted strife should come,
To cast ON hcart and brow gloom.
Ind thy last hour-'tis thine to make
II calm, twilghts lovely ,mo,
blessed sleep, from which To wake
VIII be to the hnttor world TO climb
Remember. Ills thine ny, ,hino-io choose.
lfstorms shall tako place OF stars and dews,
or fthy spirit shall have power
10 mako its Parliog like days last hour
To rery young Girl, sho putting for tho hst te
Bind them not up, Young GIRL Waste not
That wreath of raven uesses having
With every wind upon shy neck's ,Ian,paren,nsss,
They hold the spell Of childhood-Al thou hast
unminged in thy Innocent heart,
VIII witlier, when its shadows fall
Upon thy bosom! There will come chill
From cold world upon thee, which awaits
The putting on of womenhood> Tho smio
ofrecklessoess will sadden and tho puse
That eapeth like a bird will die away
No-Bnd not up thy ,resses' The is
Grace in thy careless step, and in Thy laugh
Cooling morn: and thou ART full oft bright
And free imagination They will all
T aaS is ao %si DO ~ Soss
Taught strange dissonance, for thou wilt DO
- PlG u $ Gs..ue.
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IA N otue, 20 carry mo syeeuiio. ite ias; VIII and
III Tes anne Mt OF Joel Ford, deceassd late OF the coun
" o. Backi: CHAM, and State OF Vrsieia, ,har pro-
eeed, on the 1t day Of December mex, to make sas
OF the lends belonging 10 said esa,e, lying 10 ,he
abou, four miles from the mouth OF said river clnsin
ing between five and Elk hundred acre.. The quality
Of the lard 10 good end we'll ap,ed 10 the produsi
OF tobacco, wheat earn, ST.. Terms of ssle--oue,
two, and ttres equal annual iusismsn, to bs saslsc-
toriy secured Possession 20 be given al Christmas
next crop uf whe eat will be seeded before ihe Gals;
and al the came lime, and the premises, a division
will be MAIDS of The personal estate of said Te,a'or
The Lsgaiees under said Will reques'ed to at
tend The sale and division. MARY FORD.
Ex;'x Of Joel Ford, decd.
sep. y. 20 tide
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP. STOCK,
u Hovseh III Furn fure, Sc at Huetion--This sale
will take place the premises and commence the
18th October next in the following order and the
following TERMS to- witt first, the Land terms third
cash, the remaining twothirds In two equal annual
payments, satisfactorily secured Next the Crop;
ss,ng Of tobacco. corn, rye oats, fodder and hun
dred barrels OF -four. Next, Stock, among which will
he ~ 900 lbs pork, well a,tened. Next good deal Of
valuable Furniture; and lastly, Plantation fools &c.
Terms Cash for all OF So and UNDER for all above,
credit will be given ill LIST OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond with good security
The Land contains l096 acres and is bounded tho
North by Dan river, and a-half miles, which sf
lords about $50 acres of fine bottom. Aarons creek,
the dividing line OF the counties of Halifax and Meek
ienburg, passes through its whole Width which is
MILL in good order, yielding annually toll Of 800 bills
minute description OF the above named property is
considered unnecessary, invite those wishing to
purchase to view and decide for themselves. This
much will say the situation is healthy as the top of
the Blue Ridge; and further produces well all the
Piles OF the State with than quantity of the
comforts arising from fine grazing farm
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
be made. as disease under which labor forbds that
should encounter another Virginia winter; and, with
all, have made up my mind 10 meet the sacrifice
ROBERT NELSON.
Aug. 70 30--tds
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y AND FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber, in,eudIus "a
AL remove from Meskleuburg, offers for ssle trace
81 .aod III Mei k,enburg, Va. lying C'abtrcc and
Miics's Greeks, about four miles North of Lombardy
Grove, containing about $50 acres, one-,hird wood
land. made on it last year, With egh, bends, more
then II 900 lbs tobacco and expect TO mako as much
this year. kewiie. tract on Cox's creek, mile
and a-hali North Of Roanoke, containing about l. 02o
aetes, Que fourth in wood. The said tracts OF land
will DO divided pseesry, TO suit purchasers there
are three settlements on saeh iraa,. The lands will
De Tor private sa's until Thursday, the IL OF Mover
her, a, " hicb time the tract Cfabfee end Miles
Creeks with 800 barrel, OF corn, crop, OF oas, fodder
&c will he cold publicly 10 the highest bidder, the
pfemiscs The tract on Coxs Creek will be sold pub
hc'y ON tn. following Wednesday, b-i'g the % J.
Snouii private saie be made, public notice thereo
VIII De siven The sales will certainly be mad., as
am Determined to sell tbs laods for whatever they will
bring Atoui 300 bels. OF sorp, with oats, bay, fot-
ier &c will be sold on the Cnxs creek irasi. The
isnds will be shown by my Overseer or myself This
terms will be accommodating --eredis long or short
eash, bonds, or negroes, taken in payment.
Sept. 6. 34-l0t w. %. GREGORY.
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From the Commercial advertiser.

Cause 0fhe POies.-The sum of tw snty tLou,a nd
frames w@s remiied to neral Lafayette by the pack
81 chip Rhone, whch sailed for Hivre, on Saturday,
from The Executive Committee appointed al the
ng held on behalf the Poles last Monday evening
through James G. Kieg. E'q ihfir treasurer. Tn.
committee, we learn, have Issued circulars to every
pat OF The Union, iuvipg collections for the same ge-
nerous purpose We observe by The Baltimore pa pers
that mee.ing ha' been called that city, In eonse
quencs Of 'h reception OF the address from The Ameri
cans 10 Psri.. Sussefs to ihc eans..
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"A TEACHER-A GeGtlernan who has had som,
IA experience in the art of teaching, aud who has
been deemed qualified, wi he's TO procure sruaiiop
or tue en- SUING year In healthy and agreeable neigh
oourfood Ills will give instruction In Eogisb Gran
mar Geography, Arithmetic, &c and tbs Latin LIN
suage' He would aiso instruct a small class OF be-
nners 10 GIeek-Sasfaciory Testimonials of uual;fi-
eaon' and dsporu EN- can be produced. Perons wish.
correspondence are requested 10 direct 10 A. b. c.
rev Canton" p. 0. buckingham County, Virginia.
Sept. g. 33-w6v
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TMN0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS The subseri.
M bers are DOW opening part Of sbeir fail supply
sna "l continue 70 receive largely by every arrival
until ther assortment IL complete prisiDg everv
article in their line Their goods were purchased AT
package salsF, they are eonss quenily placed uron
equal too'ing with he New York mercbants.-An
10 induce ih.ir old customers and country lrisnds N
eau and examine their stock before ihsy purehast;
hey have determined 10 sell al very small advance
upon New York aussion prces.
Sept 10 as
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FHNo UNDERrAKERS.--Tb urdefsigned Coz
Fluvanna, will receive sealed proposslF uiI the 9Th
inst. TOT erecting covered bridge across Hardware
river, Of B'rdS ford, between S orvlls and Colura-
tia,
La oder 10 enable the Commissioners B., deif,mic /,
open The best mode Ct bridge tuidiDg sfpci6c mn
on each OF the following outlines accompany ne hs nre
po'al will be expeced, viz Isl; ia ge sps 81 eo
with stone bumeni, % feet high ,ssy,
nary level u The river, p -, ~. socve tbs crji.
fee,a .. - ~nosL knsnls Oily; .wo ,pan, Of 40
-, -sn and pier bew,e en- The sbsme nls a.. above
pa,r"ay 10 siihsr case 10 he IL ids in tbs
iIs.t,Ar 70 me best worsmsuLke manusf. Further
~s'siis be given Application to tho Com nfs,or
Tavern. wili be attended TO- ."u
VIM, DAN,I. sToNr
w NJ. WILLS NJ. TUTWILER,
', 10 " ADAMS, CoinHissiyuers
100 36-dis
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Two THE PUBLiC-I ode1 Tor .ae II az vau a6ie

w The PUBLIC offer Tor sale TIA, valu able
ID farm OF mine, in The upper end of Hanover
county containing abou. fifteen hundred aeref ne aly
n'-four'h is low ground. There is good water, a
Eood Ice house very convenient TO the dwecg-a
very eomInodous and largo barn, together will sill
necsssary ou'-house' and OF the bss stables in
Vifsin'. Any one wishing to purshass the above
srm' can kno" the terms by application to the sub
'crioer: There Is one of the beat apple and peach
orchards on The land II is useless 10 sly any thing
more about the above farm, az think the puI chaser
would view the premises in the fret place. I will
soil ~ or 40 negroes residing the place, vfry
nne parcel oil young well broke mules, and between
W aud bo head OF cattle, and about ths same number
of sheep and hogs SC. SC.
Ihe purchaser shall HAYS the liberty CT seeding a
crop Of wheat in due this fall shall require
deed In 'tus, GA the land to secure the payment.
PAUL Il. boswell
Sept. Is. a7-w,,
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OTlCE.-Was committed to the Jail of Chester
y field county, Va, on the 22d day of June last a
10 James Ross of Pittsyvana county, near Danyilleo
colour yellow, about feet 10 inches high has mole
under his right eye; other mark visible a.
bout 30 years old had on when committed blue Vir-
gnia cloth coat and white panaloons and an old black
hat The owner Of said negro is requested TO come
forward, prove his property and take him away, and
pay all charges, or he will be dealt with according to
law. j. B. GOODE Tailor of Cbestey6eyI
Sept IL. 36-wI2s
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Sap. @.

N virtue OF authority delivered from his isst $, n
IL and ,es'amen, OF the la'e JAMES GovAN, we, az
by uuble auction, on Wednesday, The TWEEN y eight,
OF September, other tract or parcel OF land IL,
the County OF King Queen, the Matapony river,
called Rcohoc which contain, 500 acres. This is
good pania'ioD, aud has it the Necessary buildings
Tor tho accommodation proprietor One-fourh Of his
purchase money will be requr' TO be paid down-.ho
balance In three eqna annual ipsalmen.s 10 tie
ed rs above Mentioned.
Alec, on Morday The l0.h day Of O,.ober next, We
shall eer Tor fale Tatwood, tract o. lend in Hanover
county, or miles from POwhite on the road leading
10 New ent, and containing 347 acres Til, rae, has
on II some OF the finest building timber whth it Judi
cicusly managed, would abunisn,ly pay for n and.
Terms ope-'Ourl, in hand, the BALANCE 10 lwn equal
snnual iDs'amens, 10 be secured aforesaid Sale by
public auction the premis.s.
And on the 18Th dsy Of Nov,Dlbsr next, veil be f.
Tered for sale, by public sucti,n on tie psemis hat
valuable estate Powhe, the late rssdetcs OF eur les-
ia'of, situated in en- agreeable nezheourhooj not orN
han eight miles from edmond 7 sOnsisis OF I5S
acres, OF which between 1--WE and Fix hundrsd are
rate Chitkahomny mod land, large portion OF which
10 reclaimed and ia cultivation The Sigh land Is yery
good, sufficiently !imbered end lies wei Tue improve.
men,s eompyizs la'ge and commoji5us Owe Hing
house, eSten'!ve barns and other out hpusca, With ali
TIE Necessary sppendsges 10 desirable homes cad
his eeate will be sold hs following eondiions ono
lou'h OF the purchase money be paid dtwa the ba
lance liz three equal yearly payments 10 be secured
above mentioned. crop OF wheai cill lee seeded en-
next, as also OF The other places. II will be .oi tire
or divided, TO suit purchasers. Should ether Of he
desfana'ed day. Of sae prove un the sslss will ieke
eitst The hfs succeeding sir days respectively the
E4ors reserVns to theme Ives bid ia every isanss
JAMES GOVAN, Ear Of
EDWIN GOVAN, Jas. G).
ARCHIBALD GovAN,S van dee.
June z. SD.
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Aug. %

HRRiSTOE ESTATE, ia The county of Prince
ED William, FOR SALE.-ia pm. susncs OF the
Literary Fund, by an Act &C the Gsnera. Assembly,
passed 20 February last, authorizing the sale OF Tho
Bris,oe Tree, OF Land, 10 the county OF Prince Will
Ham, proposals wilt be received sy the said President
and Direciors for the whole, apy portion OF the sad
tract, un il .hs 10Th day Of October next.
The annexed exrasis from The law, will ihew ths
CONDITIONS required Of the purchasers.
Persons Offering propossle, will consult their
convenience In hxiug the nsalments OF The pursha
money.
The Brs'oe Trast contains by survey 6,I9i ssr,s,
The greater part OF which Is uDd-r Lessee, whici,
will expire in the year lSi9 AMI which subject
an annual rent Of ahou, IS 900 pounds o! Tobacco.
BY order Of the Presidep, aud Dres,ors Of ,bs Li,s-
rary Fund. BROWN, Jr 81 Aud.
BAD. BE |. futher enacted, Tha, il shall be The du,y
of the said Prefd.rt ard D ec,ors, require Of III,
iuftcent personal security, payable 10 the said Prss
dent aud Directors, together with deed or deeds Of
trust OH The estate cold, she payment OF tos
purchase money aud Interests, which bonds 70 taken,
shall bear interest from ,ho date thereof all perscns
who shall fail to pay into The Treasury ANNA ally, wb-
in six months after the shall become due, the
ieres, which may ,ccrue their sed bood,, yha for
fe all claim TO the credit given their and
the principal sbal! ,bereupoo bscoms due, aud be
eoverable by the sad President and Directors with e
interest IN arrcer, 10y motion to the General Ccurt
ten jays notice OF The time making such nioiou rr
the psymeo. thereof enforced, by procsediDg re
iced dseds Of rus, aore'a5 at the discretion OF III,
said President and Directors.
Bird. Be II further enacted, Taat ell persons becom
log purchasers of land undr the provisions of ,sci,
shall have ihs privilege Of paying the amount OF the
purchase ms ney az any time.
4ih This act shall be in force from the passing
ihersof. Nav 81 5-2aytIOtO et
The E'i,oro OF the National Inieilgeneer snd Alex
andfia Ph@bix, ain please publish the fosegoipg sd-
vetu'emen', twice week until ihe iOth Oct. nes',
and seDd their bills to the God Auditors Office ior
payment.
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ANRs. JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, has ,sken ,by
1yM House iatsly occupied by the Rsv. NJ. Leon.
gas P'Ik, healthy and central si,uaoo, add will 70
ceive as boardeig, young l8d:eS y no who may wi h
enef 70 attend The SCHOOL, receive private ns
ion Every attention will be paid ,heir comfort an
Fiana Forte will kept for heir accommodation
ccp''V 3l-0l
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IA Office All persons having claip1s against the
y estate OF John mutsSie late OF Chesterfield eoun-
W, aud all those indebted to the said esAic are re-
quesied to come forward, that final settlement may
be had. RO. ID. MURCHIE Ex'or
JuyS l7-13m OF Jsbn Mutcbir dec,I
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From the Ohio Monitor, Sept. Z.
ANOTHER INDIAN TkEATX

| Oar at ennve correspondent has communicated to
ne the following .neres iog intelligence, which We
has en- to lay before the public. The good etfec's CT
ME- Gardin.r's sppCin ment 10 treat wish tho Indians
appears in the full us OF iair pursha,e Of nea ly
he Indian lands wi hun stat and Irospest that all
will snon he purchased. II ought ala, to be nou %
that COL McEissio, Tho Indian agept, has feually
abo'ed Tor the same ever since hi, arpo.n,men,
The agency.
JMattmee Bay, Ohio, Sept. 3, 1881.
DEAR SMIrH:-M mes b. Gard ner h,s eoneiud-
ed very important iresty at Maumee Bay In nj CHI
gan, for ceson Of 81, the lands OWNED by The Oowa
Indians IN Ohio, abeu' $4,000 aeres. IL wu attended
With mne isbo', and greater d ifcu han any treaty
ever made m his stats the last toottoid which
that savage, warlke, ard hostile tfib. he'd in this
thsir ancient d1mnioD and those OF their ib, re lin
ia chieap, (and sons The Maun,es. y arc as much
British In heart az they were durirg Ia late war.
Ihs1 associations are principally in Canada, aud hsy
are o'coDtiguous 10 Maiden, and rec Svs so nsny
P'essn" there, they could not Ii tea to proposal &c
remcv-. Their brethren living on The Mismi o. The
Like, and on the Great and Is Auglaizs rivers, ave
who lately treated at Wapaghkonct,s, aud they havs
eonsen,ed to remove with Them 10 the souniry we OF
| the state OF Mi,souti
The conditions oil this treaty are very similar 10 those
| OF tho treaties Of Lewsown and WapsShkonneta,
with this exception. that the Surplus avails ef their
and afcr deduc ing seventy cents per TO indie IN
oty The government, are 10 be aPp,op'ied for paving
me deo's OF heir Notion, amounting to about TWEEN
thousand dollars The baIaocs il any, acefues to The
TRIBE Ssven'J 'bon'and asres OF land are granted to
them, west Of the Mississippi.
The OtAwas IRE the moa dspredang, drut k. n an |
fsrosious Indians IN Ohio TIE re,ervacus c.drd Nv
ihem, are all very valuable, and those h. nj am
OF The Lake embrace some OF the beat mill privileges IN
the Sta'e.
Ths Wyaudois alone remain TO be ire ied wi b; and
they are now wiilinS and ready TO commence nego.
uailon, The conelu'on OF which 10 10 b. ou
The report whsh may DO shade by of their me n,
who are about starting 10 view h, part OF the 10 Ter
country on The Missouri vsr near thA uns OF
Kansas, whish tho Wyapdots ibok will suit them bet
'or than ih.o TO 70 ar,her Souib, Gu the Atkansas
The iroa,y "ich was concluded on The 80 ul,. ba.
given universal ssstacnon, aud VIII afford srea, relie
our new settlers: and induce many en,igtans 10 Sc
| ne in The northwest part of of 0hin. S
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New York, Sap. l5.-Gsosral Case, Sesr.t,rY a,
war, arrived 10 this city Yesterday aesnoon and look
lodgings at the New York Hotel
Mr.. Woodbury.. the Secretary II he Navy, left here
on Tuesday for Washng'on. Mr.. Livingsioo The Sc.
cr"tary OF State, will lsave IN Saturday,, aud General
Mseomb The General iO-Chief of The Army, on his re-
turn from tout OF in-pee.on OF stsrn Posts 10
fsw day'. All OF heso officers CT the government,
have been absont from Washington pub Inc business
CnfIr En-
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POLITICS FOR WORKING MEN.


We have reasons Tor believing thai documents will
he laid before she Free Trade Cony~n ion u fiji nj Ia
prove that the ony persons in The Uoed ates who
really bsu ted by The iron duy are the e,on.ys
Of the iron mines who probably do no exceed Two hun
dred persons IN The whole |, has cen p-eyed
by the Blacksmihs petition to Congress, thai none Of
me arcers in iron are beneft,sd Tor, in proportion
The high Priee OF The raw material, musi be a dmiu-
shed demand Tor their fabrics. is also manifest thai
The laborers employed a, furnaces, TO ges &s get n
higher wages than they could get in oher pursui,s
Ii VIII row, we tru'', be shown that the owners of fr
ges, aud rolling and sng mills, ard other establish
men's winch convert the raw mareria-iha is, pig
ron-in'o bars, rode, sheets Sc, not benz fitted By
Inc high price OF The raw ma'erial.
We understand ,ha, evideoce will be laid before III,
Convention, 10 prove tina, goods, which sos ia Eng
land, 81 IL IL per fquare yard at ihi time i'm
por ed and sold At profit, sfer paying duty OF one
h1nersd per centum-'hat is, 10 per eenum upon
what is called the minimum value o. So so per SQUARE
yard. This kind OF cloth, is must be INBRED is
used exclusively by the farmers me anics and other
working men and /, should never be forgotten, tha,,
whilst the laborog ca'ser pay hundred per eenun
tax upon their clothing, the rich who do moi LABOR gay
but MY per ceotum. Now, II such a system Of IA
voring The rich at the expense OF the poor, were 10
exist under M onarehcal Cow rnmeBt or an Ari,to-
crazy, We should not bs surpied al l.; but we
we have aoi words al command 10 express our amsze
men, aad ind gnaon a, beholdpg The citizens OF Re.
public, OF whom nine this live by the sweat OF
brow, absolutely guilty OF tbs mon,rous folly Of limos,
ing ibis burden upon themselves and Of REGARDING az
benefae'ors the favored few who are r.apiDg ali The
P'o" !" l" Ibid.
In Mr. C,lhouns la ezposnIo1 Of His sentiments.
ne peiersd 10 The opinion expressed by dge Marshal
whli'i member OF Congress, 10 relation to the eqss
OF 'ona'han Robins Tho opinion II quoted, by wr:-
yer no 10 charleston paper in The following ~ord,:
ny extending The Judicial power to all cases in lar
ana equity the Constitution ba, never been und.r,t,od
70 eoner on ma department aDy political pooer ,otnf
epeT. 10 como within this description. a ou,sIion
must assume legsI form for forensic le alton There
mus De parties, to come into court tcto can be reach
ca Oy as process and bound by it's poorer, whose fish,,
are bound TO 'uomit-tSpeeeh of chief Justice Mar
1'"''"' edSem Congress Bees Reports, 27s
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~ ALUABLE PLANTA ZION for SuIe.- Being any
lous 10 remove to the western country, am DESTROYS
OF disposing Of my tract Of land lying on The three MOI,
ed roads 10 the county OF GoochIand twenty-one miles
above Richmond. I he tract contains between seven
ana eight hundred acres oil land, and has on large
and commodious brick dwelling. house svh ali sccaI So
ry out houses requisite for the comfort and convenience
OF large family, besides good grist and sawnill
eoth o, "lch WIN be sources Of profit The owner
cessary, as II presumed that will purchase with
out hrst viewing the property which, those vii hing 10
purchase are particularly invited. For the money
great bargain will be sold 0y
July ~ 1S-2t wifi RICHARD LEAKE.
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"A TEACHER wANIED.-A Young gentleman
"a who can come well recommended as 10 literary
qualifications and moral character NAV find enplov
RE will be required 10 teach Latin and Creek win
the English branches ''
Richmond, Sept 16. 37-wlv
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HFOR SALE The seat called IthffehaH. on the
a mauapony river, just above Wakertop,, q o,s,n.
ug, ~ an old survey, 1913 acres The terms vii h,
made essy by the purchase money being an,IY seens
August 10. 2s 49,.