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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

The RiehhOnd Enquirer has given itself
the trouble 10 tell us how .>iiiifeai.oa stand.
In Virginia. This Is dune, principal to
keep tho West IN the uaees--from which
quarter that pri.t now looks almost entirely
for countenance. De'ns himself sees,siOi,it,
will the editor also condescend TO tell the
same people. who dread secession more, how
that doctrine thrNes' Nu!l.6cation renders
void an unconstitutional iae--thcy consider
that secession asii,6ss he Union ii,,iC These
are de6nsbie matters, which the people can
understand. Will he tell them something
about that incl pile able and undo Enable COM
pound, '-" B'psaisa' What IL is--and ho,c
81 'iaais about the Capuoi. .. he waiting
again for a majority before he speaks,
-sSJ,,u-
"Our friend Gallaher, Of the Charlestown
Free Press, who - ono OF the most useful
mombcrs OF the legislature of Virginia, has
got into "snsrr' with old Nous rsrrons. of
the EDquircr-and addressed n card 10 the
public, IN which he tire atens to strip the rhi-
nocerean ep'dermis from the veteran what
II lac does Mr.. Ritchic il like a sea turtle
he has been stripped OF his outside covering
so often, that he don't mind it-but straight
way gets n new ONE
The above paragraph Is cNtraeted from last NJ.
mr'lay's Fcderiekto~n Herald, edited by ".
Miles. Containing ~ IL dos, sconplimcrt o,t lac
editor OF this paper, II may h. veil to state tia,
AZ Is copied without his know le,igc.l
-esoffSe-
or The Ladies FAIR" L.ld at Nr Beck
hams Hotel, on the 25ih aud 26th alt ~a. we'll
attended by the liberal of all ,icroninalio,s, a~I
~e arr pleascd 10 LEARN tia, tl.c proceeds 4 sales,
be amount 10 up~ar Of $500.
The Circui, Court OF the Unitc,I s,.e,, sitting
At kIehmond, lass decided the ezse o'i.icuicnant
X IL. Randolph ia his favour, ans,he Nas dis
charged trom arrest on Saturday - 2Is: alt
th"i Justice Marshall and Judge BARBOUR agreed
IA opinion, anil both opinions ~, be published
SAYS
"rhe Chief Justice, IN AliVering his opin-
ION, said. that ~ the or,titutionslity Of the
In" OF ls2O under which he distress warranhl
against Randolph was isacd. had been MAJ
point in the case, he felt himself boundO
say that he believed ne law unoonsiiiufSlai,
but waving that question, the case %ould
go OIL on other grolsds. lst point w., that
Randolph was not ~ officer, within ~ mean
ing and intent Of ne Law OF ls2U, Sing only
an aeiing Purser I'd. that his ACCOUNTS ha,-
ing been settle. by Mr.. 18th AudIOr, HdtkinL
Il was not Competent for STR iih AuditJr
hSndan, 10 rropen his accouGts, and ID, that I
distress warrant could not bc issued upo, a
disputed cse in the settlement Of accouits,
but could only be issued legally, for an M
paid bal:nce due 10 the Government"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

NJ, Pse->fias reported : bill 10
con- ,snss san Decatur, widow Of
Cap, SO l'Dseatur, and others.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
TUESDAY, DEC. %.

in the Senate. .day, Mr.. Kent
submitted a resolution proposing 10 the
Legislatures Of the several States thai
the Constitution be so amended a. 10
enable a majority Of both houses Of
Congress to enact . law notwithstand.
ing The objections Of the Executive
Tins resolution will certainly fail
since It requires to be passed by two
thirds Of each house, and to he APPROX !.
ed by the President. A joint resoIu.
ton was received from the House, bro.
posing that Congress should adjourn
until Monday, but was opposed by Mr..
Clay on account Of the unusual pres-
sure OF business, and rejected. The
Senate adjourned untiiThursdAy, hen.
according to pOStponement,t the subject
of the removal VI the depositcs Is To
be again taken Up.
The House adjourned unit FRIDAY.
which being day set apart for uri, ate
business, the debate on the Opposite
QuestlOt will not be resumed un,,I
Mondsyiwhen Mr.. Polk. the C,sir.
man OF he Committee Of WAYS md
MeaOS, il expected to reply 10 NJ
NC Dufiie.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
CONGRESS
From the .iieranayi. Ca-ciic.


In the Senate, toby, MIR. Black. OF
Mississippi, appesed and took his
seat.
Mr.. Wcbsters motion 10 instruct
the Naval Conmi,tee 10 inquire into
the expediency " framing a law TO
prevent, as far - possible, the explo
sion Of stcambSet boilers, was agreed
to.
Mr.. Gig" motion, calling for the
correspor enee between Mr.. Crawford
and III Mechanics Bank Of New
York. &c. heretofore reported,l wa.
posy'ned until Thursday next.
motion Of Mr.. Calhoun, the bill
- ePeal the Force Bill was postponed.
~ made the special order Of the dsy
or this day (23d) two weeks.
lie Senate then went into the con.
liberation Of Executive business.
In the House Of Representatives. .f.
eI the presentation Of petitions, MIR.
'icDutnr rose and concluded bis re.
nIrks, commenced last Thursdav-
De was able and powerful-his aTuu.
rents conclusive, and his depnnt,
ons severe. lie accused the Secre.
ary OF the Treasury Of intentisnal mis-.
presentation IN some Of his STATE.
rents concerning the Bank, and called
pom the House 10 exert its cons,;,u.
onai power, aud avert the csIam,,;e.
'h'ch now threaten the country. AZ.
'r MIR. McDufie concluded, on mo.
on OF MIR. Polk, the House adjourn.
d. Mr.. Polk, therefore has the floor
lr tomorrow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02
The follow ing article ha. been ,lrla,-j h, ~,

The following article has been delayed by two
eanses-ia, To await the Enquirer. .'furtl,ss
Erpo'r'" and ally, D, n deraag,men. &C the
maids u any of our readers should think /,
s'"shcd !" terms 81 hardness, Nc beg them To
n"'e'aoer Hr f''VrOoanon:--sn attack upon thu
honor and Integrity of tn editor - public man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

scyen q he old Clas party voted G,r =. u
and no' ,sss hen eve" yd'ers, Who admit -fd
coudcmu his rssiil.tin- s,,.use
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-02

or The "Iadies' Fair" Lsld at Nj Beck
hams Hotel, on the 25,h aud 26,h alt. ~a, we'll
attended by the liberal of all dcnoninS,ioss, 'urI
"e arr pl'ascd 10 LEARN tia, tic proceeds 4 sales.
bic. amount To up~ ards Of $50.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30

o,gg,s FOR THE ADVOCATE. ."sslll sssslllowinr gentlemen have been aP- Iol trcnts for this paper: I. Taraer, Crawford . il. z sagtors, P NJ. Jackson county. x KmfeadaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. { ' fg0E, P. II. Izard Courthouse.
 NJ Fgaer, BatesyMle. }; r[opley, Lawrence county sg5 p5..ar1, Lafayette county.
 lI E caldpoeH, Jefferson county. 4 4 ls@es scull, ?. NJ. Pine Bluff. k PsiI P. M. Monroe county. I patloa. ?. NJ. Ghicot county. n FprgnsoR ?. NJ. Crittenden.eo. I Biseoe, Phillips county. 4mreEh, Arkansas county. ss,, fiafk, Miller county. roha Cfark, Sevier county. @,r, n Ii955efa, Hempstead county.
 Tlllias. P. NJ. Clark county. SnHia seuart. Esq, Lafayette county. s snas .lIethers. Conway county. "a Hibbia, do' uo. r L. A CtGr6e, Y. NJ. Horflsoit Dlah'
 Fmas. Vineyard, N asbington co. sD 2. Turner, Fayetteville do. N Johason, St. Francis county. |sl 5VbiHiagfon, Hot Spring county. N R Rga9, Mouth of Arkansas. tp. .iiiHer. P. NJ. Randolph. Tenn. 4,,lef raidweH Caldweiton, Pulaski Co. s, ctarkp Mclcan's Bot, Crawford Co. 'Rs H5aLams, Clarke Go. A. T.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30
FgrR.GeFYEsRE!

BREAKFAST TABLES; dining Tables; 6 A ash Stands 'Gandle Stands; 2 Work Stands wash Braids, 24 sett high post Bedsteads 'elt Fancy I3edsteads ldoz, Windsor Chairs; dog. Rocking do. sewing Chairs; 4 Table do. ''aall Chairs; 1 Writing do.; l Settee. st received per steam boat Cavalier, dl- 'etiFom the Mann'actory in Cincinnati, ll for sale very loan by
 DUNN & LOWRY. Little Rock, April, II, 1894. If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30
.AfgEF5G1 E!!a

All again under the necessity of re- minding those who are indebted to me, \ am in want of money, and unless lysre more prompt in future than they Feheretofere been will be compelled resort to coercive measures to obtain It.. FouId bc pleased, however, to have such ssearse obviated by their paying op.
 EMZY WILSON. tao Rock, April 18th, is3f. ltf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30
JAMES MCKINNEY i,
Attorney af Law.

1 hsiDES in Columbia, Chicot coun. fS ', Arkansas Territory, anA will |$olaflY attend the Superior Court al INae Rock-aiso the Circuit Courts ol EElllenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, [Aaasas and Chicot counties and will asaa to the settlement and collection oi [sss lh any part of the Territory. Any aless . eonhded to him, shall be prompt X attended to.
 Sept ls32
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30
Nas sJ r..

\ erittcndem & A. Fowler, EWING associated themselves in the
 ! practice of the Law, will attend the ltts of the Second, Third, and Fourth hcialCircnits, and the Superior Court
 Little Rock. sIrnst sl. 1881 If 23
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30
The Steam fsaaf AIR ANSA gs

7. ::,i.sEsss,.:s<..ss.s::szsply regularly between several landings on the Arkansas river New Orleans, during the ensning sea and vii ascend as liiggsii. liiiggsiii. aas Fest Gin,
 Thenever tiie stage of the river will blt of it. For Freight or passage, ap. |tb Wm. Badgett &. Go. Little Rock. .iale Rock, Feb. IA, 1881. 4otf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30

RhER S PORTER. Ten half barrels B, % n peer and thirty barrels Porter, from \. |. ntfeWery of Me,calf M Go. Louisville, !, '1,sie low, bY DUNN & LOWRY.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30

N rs.' s.aas.-l0 GOO superior Spanish Se-
 Jssn,'.' Jss,s' 'Of safe by DUNN & LOWRY.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30
NtDrsGE.

fr.,, Nt1'TEGE1,
 i1aAiAa $ determined to leave this hsoss.s ssunsry, and wishing to settle my es persons indebted to CoeKE & ns5;s..' sa 70 D. " hEf, will please call im- sceoaa,y s'y' and llquidatc their respective pre,sa. .a',, ;, and those having claims, will ''''a' them for payment.
 I;.a. i, E. ". LEE.
 4''l.s Rock, Doc. II, 1893. tf-26
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30

Suppp,on nE4s9A,Ee. D PEp'oh Writing and Letter PA- Nsed :, s,a " the quire or ream, just re- feS 'sad ,, Tor for sale a, this Office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30

s~1Is Paper is published every Fri- i r,,o er DOLLARS per aaHtif'i, f:sy fS 3 " at .d.aoce. or FOUR DOLLARS at the \ ..tion of the year.
 < ,lra.,o@ ..'scriber will be considered as pay
 No 'a9 a9yance, nnless payment be made F U g,;mo-of subscribing, or on the re- pt oi ae aae g;Il " be discontinued, but at ]. si i.slelion gsr of the Editor'l until all ar
 f al,os aos have been paid up.
 'p'a letters addressed to the Eidi'or F75, postpaid. CT they will not be at t fsR,as ls1 ,R. OF .aDYERTtsLNe. g Nd, l ....aents, not exceeding F lines, first
 ,;oa ONE DOLLAR, each continuance $ s.r ,', c,eyrs-longor advertisements Tn the Rs 1 .akt .aadkgteftisements sent to this office for Rp.af;op. without the number of inser- saiar specified, will be continued g' forbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-05-30

The Legislative power may undouoteo'y hind him and the President oy any 'aWs they may think proper to enact may p'e, Y scribe in what place particular portions o' inc public money shall be kept, and for what m raoson u,o f shall be removed, as they may direct that supplies for the army and navy ''';g ag ahall he lent in particular stores, and it will
 be the duty of the Preslceh' 10 saI ., aa, 's law is faithfully executed-yet VII the GUS. s. todv remain in the Executive pepaI'inen. af the Government Were the Congress ,o assume. m with or without leg'sia.ise aet inc power of appointing officers ,ndepcno. m m ent.f off he President, to fake the charge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04
COMMUNICATIVE.


At meeting Of the citizens of Nelson county, friendly
10 the present Administration held Loving ton, NJ
day, the 2T oil October, ihai being day, Dr. Lit
tebury N. Lyon called TO e Chair, and Rolerick
l.. TaIaierro appointed Secretary. WhereupOn, the
lowing Resolutions offered by Lal4y Nevil, Esq,
and unanimously adopted:
ResOiued the opinion OF this meeting, That il
pedient to send delegates om this county consult aud
gieS'iona Dis ci, 10 meet al Charo ievile the tn
Monday in next month"; respecting the selection OF sua-
bic Candidate, favorable the views of the present Adj
mnisraton, represent this District in the Congress
RESOLVED That the delegation consist Of b. ". igon.
Lafayette Nevil, Lavender LomiOn, Wm. II. Perkins,
John h. Coles, Wilson C. Smith, Jno NJ. Martin, Ioln 1.
Coleman, EnHnd s. COlIey, tfonry Shelton a. r. Mont
gomery, Wyatt Jones, slhan e. Anderson Wan. J. Ro-
berson, John Stephens, jr. Geo. Vaughan, r Cap arm
John Roberts, Henry Loving, aud Lewis Nndei son.
ReSOiped, That VIII give our undivided aud zeal
support TO the candidate tho shall he nominated by
said Convention.
ReSoiUed, That Beverly Bargyave VIM Elsom, Geo.
III yltOn, Capt Jno Roberts, Wyatt JOues Henry Shelton
John Hight, VIM. c. Roberts, FImAn Hight, John f..
Roberts, Napoleon H. TabscOit, Samuel Bailey, , mes L.
Nevil, Austin Wight, John g. Co les George Vaughan
Jas B Hugh Edmund s CuiIry. Gt II. Mitcb.L Sam.
HAnsbrougb, Wilson e.. Smith, aud WIN. B. IIsris be
y Tor signatures, the instructions uAt,on
slrucling Representative in the Siae Legislatures to
vote for The election OF WD e. dives Esq the Sanaic
oil the u States, and that all such SIGNATURES reursed
al the next Court OF This county.
ResOUed, That said committee respectfully request the
Commissioner OF the lY this county, compare
said signatures with his books, with the
any that may nol be lawfully qualified voters that the
Cahe Esq, be respectfully requested attend said
animation.
Resoired, That these proceedings be signed by lhO
Chairman and Secretary, aud forwarded 10 tie editors
tie Richmond Enquirer aud Lynch!ufg Vuginan Ton
publication LIrrLEBERRY ". Li6ON, ChnsH
RoDERIcK L. TALIAFERRo, Scc'g.
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in these very few and very important cases in which
his State should think proper to instruct him, he
should really comply with the spirit of the Consti-
tulion and carry its federal principle of repre-
senlaton--by representing slo Stale aud not him
sell.
The Virginia politicians TO whom these PROPOSE
tons appear as ccnr as The light of Heaven, would
bc asionishesi il to lay before him all the
hcrcsies which propagated by the Wings of the
North. We will give one specimen, AMI then leave
the subject with the reader:
Tho doctrine Legislators hound surrender their
judgment aud their Understandings aud either obey the in
amt"pub,can Few czcus bo fully that
rrpHje aud -" Virginia has
boon advocate tho octnc Of nsiucoas That State has
Modification
the services a. by cimetcal
that insuctions binding the OF Legislator
Legislator bound sor possible The will aud wishes
his himself inHo
be right he is bound CONSIDER aud weigh well all their
oeubly
M n tnudco science - Sal yafctc.
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DEATHS

Died, Sunday tho l9,h suddenly Of affection
heS MIR 0s Paine neeG O years: he for
habtant OF RichmOnd Va
bo sustained through s able Ills
memory viii 30 long cherished by bs fond relatives iend
MiIedgeDiH "a Journal, %
Died. of Cholera, aged AZ, City Point, instant
Col William c. GTeenhill OF Cobs,
N"oway lie less known his undaunted courage
bis soug integrity lilo
impulses OF bis honest hoa' and his friendships the offspring
OF h un.ophcaed No living bet
the feelings Of his fellow
hos excited by the aic inmily
had better right exclam lTnco Toby, "1rm
asleep" yIe sleeps virtues
na remembrance for his will
yed by those who had the honor his
IsfelhgoHoey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-04
Tor TIE EJVQUEHER.
TO HEIiSARIIISN-IN TIE W1Ic


Beisarips DO not, pocurigc, do not my fingers ilsh
tho scratching Of ,Sce would sake ee % s , ue p
all these States VIXEN thou forth the papers,
BsL 'iip ,"y, tho DENOMINATION
a foil Of envy at h graioe' Ms Clay ." Jaeksou popularity,
SIR have Just seen yom two letters 10 - Andrew
Jackson, E'q" perusaI o them, aid Of some passs-
yes IN that 10 Thomas Richie, satisfies that YOU are
Tie same percentage who immosiized y"urscl long
sihcc, IN the U. y Tel graph under The signature Of
"Vuginius." Tie same melaphorca "ear marks" cha
rarteiiZe all your letters Those addressed 10 Andre ~
Jackson, E'q without question. elevate you to the 'sbad
inence' ol aleycl with Gcnrrh Dun Gseen, Colonel
James Watson Webb and CHE UonoNrSblc George pon
dexter, President pJo i,Di. Of The senate Of The Uni
ted Stoies, aud nbef OF the Revolutionary Tiibu-
nal, instituted Tor their special benet; &c, &c. &c.
must, therefore, with few observations aud will, all
due Difference, close Ibis correspondence is the confident
brle tisi The more you write, tic better Tor the
You would oppose.
Had Judas lscsro raied sposacy inhe abstract IN
stead Of sinking ODdeT tie Guilt 81 his sin o would
have been sn lha Judas who betrayed his masicy
for thirty pieces % silver Whether he 6ngeis Of Bell
saiins" itch tor larger reward. IN The poy 81 Congress
nan; Of other Official sison or whether they
itch Tor tie glory aud honor Of SHINING e dead Procss
NATION, is matter Of comparative Indifference. What
The motive iO his aposacy. the paf6au u sell
veed OF conscience TOO scared TO have been possessed
by one OF Judas honor scusihfy aud cObWhi0n; for
While e ayows his own aposlary, lac in'es himself, and
charges lie innocent with his crime
am addressing YOU, sir, in character % parizan
politician. Every mans private character - peculiarly
HE own its property 'ba vii always he held sacred
bj me- 20 long the values II himself Every
mans political character and opinions, IL obnoxious aud
deiest bic, lair sm proper subject lor and
aimadversion. None questioned tha private cha
racter or the aliiey Of hamilton. tie elder Adau,s;
yet nehcr the one The other, secured tie
lihcnce Of Rcpnhlcans
The People Of he United States not ~ you INA
gne, like 80 Aihcuan mob. They know how 70 dsci-
minate beiween lgiend and Toe Yours,
pERTlNAX pORCUPINE.
COAfuO.WcRTED.
NJ You are authorised 10 announce Col George g.
Dromgooie candidate represent the Congressional
District composed OF The counties Of DinWiddic, Euncn-
burg, Mecklenbufg, and Brunswick.
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Easicrn Distiet Of Yi,ginia, 10 .eit:

Eastern District Of Vrginia 10 scit:
rsr1 De il remembered, that on the fifteenth dav
t"I n y OF October, ammo Domini, one thousand
eight hunred and thirty -four, Benjamin Watkins Leigh
OF the said District, for the Commonwealth oil Vrginia,
hath deposited in this Office the tile Book the lille OF
which is in the words folio wing, TO wit:
Reports OF Cases argued and determined in the Court
ol Appeals, and in the General Court OF Virginia. BY
Benjamin Watkins Leigh Volume ""
The right whereof he claims author, in conformity
10 the act OF Congress entitled San amend the
vers acts respecting copy rights" II. JEFFRIES,
November4. [52-M4wl CLERK Of the District.
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Many Of the Wings las they call thernsclves) in
Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Sc, are decryng
the Virginia Doctrine upon the obligation Of In
strucIlons. They are contending that Messrs. FIRE.
linghnysen and Southland ought not to resign their
seats, aud, we understand them, that they ought
not to obey tho Instructions of their Legislature
The duty ofresigung or of obeying Instructions, yye
hold TO bo mandatory IN every upon n Senator Of
the u. States. But in the case Of the New Jersey
Senators, they appear TO be pledged by their own
declarations 10 resign their seat-nnd pcrsrasio
on tho part Of their political associates, shoa in
ducc them 10 violate any such specific declaration.
But fhiey should fail 20 do So they clearly bound
to obey Instructions. Ifihey do not, how they he
considered rs the Representatives of the State
tliority which they were designed by tie Coustiiu-
lion TO be? They would represent their own wills;
they would "preach themselves" aud not the inter-
ests Of those who sent them therc-~aud at great
federal feature Of tie Constitution would bc COM
pctely merged in tao caprice or wi of the indi-
ydual Senator.
This doctrine holds lliroughout-ft applies with
peculiar force to tho Jersey Senator'S and still niore
peculiarly to Mr.. SOuthard, WHO threw himself up
the People for his Justification n refusing 10 obey
te LegisIalufc--but the People have rejected his
appeal, and confirmed y tlIer sufagcs tie fnsruc-
tions Of their State Legislature.
The Virginia doctrine does not 20 lhe length Of
compelling the Senator to resign his seat, provided
le obeys the specific Instruction Itsi vain there
FORE for the Wings argne that tho doctrine calcu-
lated TO atridge the duration Of tlie Office which is
intended to run for six years--and thus 10 change
the spirit Of the Constitution. For, the Senator
will still bold on, TO bis Of scfycc--and the
QpS condition which Is asked at his hands, s, that
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ESSEN COUNTY o'"'"o'''''a'

ESSEN COUNTY.
Strong AMI indications OF desire instruct
the Delegate OF this county vote against the Hon. H.
W. Leigh Tor the Senate have induced call Of the friends
OF the Administrator 10 meet at TSppahannock. the
third Monday oil November. (Conrt dsy,) IL O'Clock
Ii il hoped man, friendly the cause will fail TO
tend Many persons who voted for the member elect have
noby forward, and declared their Willingness
operate with us-and light under The banner OF
ANTi-LEIGII, AND ANTl-BANK.
October 29h, 1891.
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Capital Prize 500 500.
tcLnta ON

HAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE-On The rs
aH day OF December next, will sell by auction, the
front door oil McCoys tavern in Gainesville, Tract of
Land, the opposite side of the river containing by m
OF low grounds OF the first quality, nearly every acre of u
line tobacco land; 2U3 wood land Of pap-
cd wood lsnh not surveyed separately, which. together
with some which Is grown up with pine Is Achded ia
the cleared land Tue high land 10 tie very
broken, and OF much injured by judcious cni.
yaiion; tIa hom the river, falling gradually towagds
la9ge branch, lies very WE'LL and is generally good
heart, Of il pretty well taken in cov err but some nT
this IS also injured aud grown up with pine The 1Iact
j. at sound, firm, improgeabe land, with g0n, clay
foundation. and without 9oHbi fine plais;cr land The
wool land s distributed, that leaves and bushes for
restoration OF tat which CALLED,
ry part. considerable portion of the wood land good
tobacco land Indeed consider il worthy OF the atleG-
tea o any purchaser whO wants very healthy residence
ll'ai can be bought Tor very moderate price, in
the most desirable Beighborhoolsin Virginia The dwell
ing house is conveniently planned, with FIVE rooms, each
win Fireplace, aud d. cellar also with fire place.
The house, however, wcbas tie yard and garden is out
OF repaiy Fhe spfif Of water remarkably 6ne. The
house aud tobacco houses Tor the most part crop
wheat, than hundred bushels will be put n as
well is common in The neigbofbood. Terms of pay
mehtSx equal annual instruments; tie two first,
ed by approved Yefson8b secHriiy, and the whole by
Deed in Trust Oh the premises. I will myself show lhe
Land 10 one DESTROYS 10 purchase wh0 will do The
isvoF 10 coll those who hnd IL
nsmt viii be slcwn by my fficnd. Mr. John Pcmberon
adisining, any Other bog $50 viii lake dial trouble
st tie and place, viii be sold. the OF
utensils, six mouils' credit for dollaf,
that aud under, css Also. for cash, Twelve
Negroes. OF different descriptions. men, women, &C..
among them some likely young men
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
g The fio Of Wig nro reqnos,od publish tho above