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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

On Monday, the Senate resumed the consid-
Grafton of the bill reported by the Committee on
Executive Patronage, to repeal the act of 1920,
limiting the terms of service of certain officers,
&c.
The bill was then supported, at length, by
Mr.. Webster and Mr.. White, and opposed by
Mr.. Wright
The bill was then reported to the Senate, and
the Yeas and Nays were ordered on the ques-
ton of its engrossment for third reading.
The question was then taken and decided as
follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Bibb, Black, Clay, Calhoun,
Ewing, Goldsborough, Kent, King, of Georgia,
Lei gb, Linn, Mexican, Mangum, Moore, Nau-
dain, Poindexter, Prentiss, Preston, Silsbee,
Smith, Southland, Swift, Tomlinson, Tyler, Wag-
gaman, Webster, Whte'-26.
NAYs.-Messrs. Brown, Buchanan, Grundy,
Hendricks Hill, Kane, King, OF Ala, Knight,
Morris, Robinson, Ruggles, Shepley, Tall
madge, Upton, Wright-l5.
So the bill was ordered to a third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Poindexter,
The Senate Adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

SHORTS, BRAN, LARD, &C. &C.
lust received and for sale, 5000 Bushels
Corn both sbelled and in ears; 400 Bushels of
Oats: $50 Kegs first quality Lard, warranted
pure Leaf Bbls. Roll Butter, and a quantity
IF GOOD Firkin Butter; Hhds first quality N.
O. Molasses; Hhds: N. o: Sugar; Bbls;
Starch a very superior article; Tierce OF
Fresh Rice; S Haifchests Y. H. Tea; about
10. 600 Lbs. Bacon; quantity OF Fine and
Coarse Salt; constant supply oil the hrst qua,
Iity I.amn DIX Bbls. Tar. All Of which will
he sold on terms to suit purchasers, at the cor
ner of Prince and Royal streets.
f,ho 1ow2w THOS. DAVEY.
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To RENT,

TO RENT,
TINE Sandy Bar and Cooper's Point Fishe-
Il RES with the privilege ofthe adjacent Land,
ings on Broad Creek. These Landings are q
little below Alexandria, on the Maryland side of
the river. Apply on the premises, orto
HENRY DAINGERFIELp.
jan 3-2aw6w
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10.
Present as on Saturday.
No. ST. B. |. Tarver, ct al plaintiff in error,
vs. Samuel Tarver, ct all This cause was ar.
gued by Mr.. Key for the plaintiff in error, and
by Messrs Gamble and Wilde for the defendant
in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow i o'clock
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, Feb. IA.

SATURDAY, Feb. IA.
Present as yesterday.
No. so. George Kings heirs appellants, VS..
Josias Thompson, and ux. This cause was ar
gued by Messrs. Dunlop & Key for the appellants,
and by Mr.. Coke. for the appellees.
Adjourned till Monday ! | O'Clock.
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tcoaisiUNicArED.)
70 7Honlas 3. Hooe, of Prince William.

To Thomas B. Hooe, of Prince William.
/ beg leave to address you through the me-
dunn of the Alexandria Gazette. / am an Ad-
ministraton man, but am not married to Mr..
Van Buren,, and you are rigid Anti-Adminis-
tration man. Though we have differed upon
the principles of politics, yet, my personal feel
ings for you are of the most friendly character;
and it is upon this feeling that this communica-
ton is predicated. have reflected much upon
the remarks you made at our last election IN
defence of the Working-Men's cause, which
have resulted in alaying my political feeling
and have come TO conclusion to give you my
feeble support, and must appeal cordially TO my
brother-laborers to concur with me. and look 10
the preservation of our rights and privileges
and not to the elevation of ambitious aspirants.
NV motive, Sir, for making this communlca-
ton is this.-It is thought by some that you are
a candidate for a seat in the next Virginia Lee
gisature, and it is believed by others that you
are not Such has been the talk with the people
when have casually fallen in with them From
the fearless and independent manner in which
you defended your political principles in your
address to the people, and the devotion and
zeal YOU manifested for the laboring class, l,
being one of that denomination, now request
Mr.. Snowden to announce you as candidate,
so that no doubt may longer remain upon the
minds Of the people, and hope, Sir, that you
will not demur to the annunciation. 1t may be
Justly said, that you are the first man in Virginia
that has given impulse to the Working Mems
cause, and you are worthy of our gratitude:
and may brighter day yet dawn upon your
fame is the PRAYER of A VOTER.
Prince WiHiam Co., Va, Feb. II, 1885.
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MAR RIED.

On Thursday morning, the 18th inst, by the
Rev. DR.. Nevins, GEORGE B. STEPHENSON, OF jef-
ferson county, Virginia, to MISS ATeusrA siRai
Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

CHAIRS! CHAIRS!
An additional supply Of Rush Seat Chairs
IN just received and for sale low oy
GEORGE WHITE.
On hand-A first rate Surveyors Compass,
with Staff, Chain, &C.. for sale by G. w.
feb
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ALEXANDRIA FOUNDRY

MACHINE Factory
THOMAS w. SMITH & Co. execute orders
for High and Lou Pressure Steam Engines, Fire
Engines, Patent Rope Machinery, Iron, Brass
and Composition Castings of every description;
Mill Work, both Wrought and Cast; Cast-iron
Rollers, Chilled and Soft; Soap and other
Kettles and Pans; Mill and Tobacco Screws;
Turning Lathes; Stocks, Taps and Dies; Letter
Copying Presses; Soda water apparatus; Mo-
dels of Machines, Brands, etc. Having superior
Slide Lathes, they can execute Turning with
great accuracy and dispatch. All articles made
at this establishment, may be relied on as being
of the hest quality. dec 2O-d3t&2aw1y
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
y6yHOMAS w. SMITH and JOSEPH II.
i COATES having entered into partnership,
the Alexandria Foundry will, after tine first of
January next, be conducted by them, under the
firm OF THOS. w. SMITH O. 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

MOUNTAIN LAND.
A SMALL LOT of MOUNTAIN LAND,
IA situate few miles above the Town Of Hills
changed for property in Alexandria. For par
ticuIars apply to the Editor.
ian 24-2awSw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

FOR HIRE,
n FIRST rate Cook and Washer; Labor
err who has been for some time working on the
Canal; two Boys, one Of fourteen, the other OIL
ten, years Of age. Enquire at this office.
feh eff
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PHARES THROOP
DESPECTFULLY informs the public, that
II he has taken the house, on Prince-street,
Immediately east Of Mr.. Henry Daingerfeld's
dwelling, for Workshop, and is again prepared
to execute all orders in his profession that he
may be favored with. feb lS-8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

CLOVER SEED.
A FEW Bags, 2 bushels each, just received
IN 20 kegs Baltimore inspected No. Butter
Winter G. Fall Sperm Oil, warranted pure
Refined and Common Whale do, in guam
titles to suit purchasers, for sale by
THOMAS VOWEL,
On Water between Prince and Duke streets.
Market price given in Cash for FLAXSEED.
feb 1S-1aW3t
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BLANKS AND PAMPHLETS

Printed, with neatness & despatch, at this offlce
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CUNEKESB.
In sENATE-FERRuARY II.

IN SENATE-FEBRUARY IL.
Mr.. Calhoun's bill relative to Executive pa
tronage was debated by Messrs. Buchanan ano
Preston, and others; and Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Cal
houn both intimating wish to address the Be-
nate on the subject, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The bill relating to the pay Of Naval Officers
was taken up and considered.
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N. E. RUM.
= HHDS N. E. Rum, landing from Brig
C4 Wankinco, for sale by
feb5 VIM. FOWLE d W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

JAMES ID. KERR
HAS just received one Pipe of superior OLD
Ill BRANDY. feo6
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SALES
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

ORANGES AT AUCTION.
ON Thursday, 10Th inst at IL o'clock, will
~ be sold at auction, in front of the Store
formerly occupied by B. Hampson & Son on
Fairfax street,
Is bores ORANGES, in prime order.
feh IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-18

Fresh Garden Seed Of u superior quality aoar-
ranted to be of the Grolrh Of 1894.
TlHE above Seeds were raised for, and put
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

AIssOLUTION. CO. partnership heretofore ex :.
b listing at this place, under the style OF Moon "
Adams was dissolved the lst of September ast oy
rlss! Consent a.. persons having claims against sa'a
firm will present them for paynrat; and those 'ndeo'eu
to the same will please make payment tn either OF us
without delay as VIC arc DESTROYS Of closing up Inc Dus
noe. of ,h. I1te concern F.. II. MOON,
' - WV WIN. G.. ADAMS.
Scotts-ilc October Is. 1'-wI"
UP We each continue do business III ScottsF"'o on
separate account where will = IDLY s'r|f on,
i've friends. b. H. 1doC.''
Oclpbcr IL. Wa!. I. hD-thS' 4
HAMES RIVER AND KANAWtlA CONlANf
ep Al stated monthly meeting OF TIE '::'S:;|'s' a"u
directors of the James River and Kanawha Company,
held at the Office Of The Compan in the City OF hc!'
ion,. OIL Thursday the 9Th day Of Sptember, lo5:-
EcsoLrcd That the :ockhnIdcr- OF the James isiver
and Kalawla Company. other than the State &c and
they are hereby required 10 pay 10 the Bank oil VIZ
uuja or one of its Branches the o FIVE D"LiARS
on each share of stock hcl by them in The said Com
r.u. on or before the 25th dlY Of November next.
F' Be- order nt TIE President and Directors.
W. b. ClliTTENDEN, Secretary
or The .FGinrs R;rer and Eaanrhd Company
any Stakeholder trpostnG the amount of the rcGn
.i,nn man him, in th. Bank OF Virginia, any oi lis
Hrancrs and pro;uoin certificate; oil such deP9s'tc
to the Secretary OF the Company: will receive Il cfcd
OF the barks If the Company. =,
n B. Office Of the Company. Two doors tro% lie
pnnl, Of Yirrinia Main st. Richmond
Oct >. ~ "'~,'-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30
remainder IN our ntJi.j


a ALuABLE LANDS FOR SAlE.-l an aatho-
y riscd by letters of Attorney TO dispose Of the Boy
MARE aud LocrsT Grow Estates, both lying in Tie
coGmty Of Nelson, the first James River. War
minister and the other about five miles North of War
minister and ten miles Southeast Of Lnvngscn, both the
property Of tie heirs of the late Col Tac:::- Iryii;c
dec Suffice it 10 say, that these W.; valuable Els.
tncs 80: at great bargains may hr hli y purchasers
further description is unnecessary, as purchasers will Of
course view for themselves. line addressed TO the
subscriber, at Loviagston, application 10 him in per
son a! the place, will meet with prompt attention
Early application must be made. as shall SCI. ca.ly
possible LAFAYETTE NEVILLE
Oct. %. 1!l-W.iW
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PNE'EEs Y.
SM!!cR YET REMAINS rN>CS".
From TIC Boston Erening GG:ete.)

From TIC Boston Ereniag GG:cse.J
imitation Ode in the Sd Canton OF Don JUAN heSn"n
line A''sS MY NATIVE LAND;
NV native land. My native land!
\ land with every sit repiete,
All perfect from its Makers hand,
An Empires glorious seat!
And far removed from thrones aud slaves,
There Freedoms banner proudly waves
Tho fricii and the toirid elmo,
The temperate aad tho genial beam,
The vale, tho mountain top sublime,
The arid plain, the swelling stream,
There linked IN Unions golden chain,
Bear witness TO her vast domain.
Her uo:atains look o'e. realms serene,
O'cr waving fields and cities ec
And mghtiest rivers roll between,
And bear her wealth from to sea;
While DER old Oceans iurlhest deep
Her banner'd navies proudly sweep.
On Plymouth's Rock the Pilgrim lands,
His comrades few and faint With toll,
While warning tribes in countless bands,
Roam lawlcss DER tho uncuturod soil.
A few brief years have pissed away,
And those dark waHors-whcre are Gey:
And where those, III heroic few,
That landed on that rocky shore:
Their voice still rings-their spirit too
Still brca,bcs-and will forever more
For in their still burp those fires
That freedom kindled in their sl'es.
IT'S somethiDs-hcush it be rot faiae
To know we spring from noble race,
To feel no secret blush Of shame
For those we love, suhuse our face.
Then let Us TO ou, sons transmit
land and name unsuh:d yet
To US left in sacred trust.
A realm redeem'I glorious nume,
Ths ashes Of the brave and just,
Fair Freedom und immortal fame,
Aad in hearts the spirit awels
Which power deies, and force rcPcls.
We've not to weep Ger gior! fed
We've not to brood DER servc woe
We call not the ius,rous dead
To shield Us from living foe;
And should pride be Ger ocr;h.own,
Twill be by native swords alone.
The standard which si.es unfurled,
And which through pesil's path they bore
Still floats o'c. half the western world
Still waves maay distant shore
And long shall wavo, triumphant, free,
O'cr toae and tower, DER land ind sea-
IMPRONPTU,
n, z,,;,, beautiful Freaah Girl, ;ross mother uas
No wonder that her checks disclose
A blus. crimson, and ska so !a'r,
England has eat her lovclics, rosc,
TO blend with Frances lilies there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

TROUND PLASTER, in casks of 500 lbs. each,
~ from the 81 Lubec Mandatory" -,rarranted pure
and Of The best quality, constantly for sale by
-. DAVENPORT ALLEN g. co.
Sept o. 41-w6w
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BIZ The Gorcrnor Of the Commonwealth Of pTs'nu'
PROCLAMATION

BY lie GorcrnOr Of tic COMMANDMENT q FH5'H'u'
e.. A PROCLAMATION
WW7HEREAS, vacancy hath occurred IN the oen a.,
w of this State in the District composed OF l'ls
counties of Charlotte Luncnburs. Notloway and r[nct
Edward by the resignation Of Henry f. Watk,ns, rs
Now, therefore, |, Leton Waller Iazewril, u".' 70
nor of the said Commonwealth, have thought psoPd N
directs the Sheris of the several counties aforesaid
hold an election on the Court days thereof in the 'h
of November next, for member of the Senate Oh ''
State to fill the vacancy aforesaid. ,,,,.
Given under my hand as Governor ana unot p;c rn
1sEAL1 lesser seal of the Commonwealth al hi'"
lnond, this GIL, day of October, ls22;
LITTN w. TAZEWELL'
o,o 45-wiY
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&A6Adh EGWAkD,--Ran away from t'c sub
D &sFgy scrbcr, in Madison county, Va. in tie
month OF September, 1888 negro about q years
DID, yellow omcccd. with heavy, dull look. and dowa
cast when spoken to- about > feet or . inches Eig,
heavy we'll set iruw-cas himself WV. SuirH. Ii uT.
chased said negro from Wan. Bell Of CniprPrr c"Way,
Va. lie was raised by gentleman %! King George
county, Va, b. he Of Smith. ANY person taxing
up said negro. and combining him in JAIL 50 TIA:
get him. delivering him to Humphrey Taylor Of Nah.
cpu#t?, Va, or giving information Of IL" s1":-,
at Mrs"p'taia, Green county, Alabama. shall scyS'
the abuvr reward ASA WHITE
Aug. ~. 32-Jn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

q the provisions Of deed of trust, executed to the
subscriber by Richard G. Norris and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Louisa county, SHALL the nine
,centh day of November next before the Courthouse
door of Orange county, offer for sale to the highest bid
der public auction the tract Of land in the said deed
mentioned lying in the county of Louisa adjoining the
lands Of George Morris and others, and containing by
estimation, three hundred seven and a half acres
wife to the said Richard G. Morrs-Terms will be made
known the day of sale. Selling as trustee, shall
only convey such title is vested in me by the deed
aforesaid. LEWIS 3. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Oct. 20. 4S-w4w
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a FlRSTRATE TANNERY FOR RENT OR
IA SALE.-Bcing incapable of carrying the Tar
ming Business under my immediate direction: and
having been unable 10 procure suitable superintendent
of the establishment, DESTROYS ofrenng selling
out my rAS YARD. lis location is excellent for
the business. The neighbourhood around it is thckly
settled AID it is not than mile distant from Nor
thumberand Courthouse, very prosperous and
furnishing village. A large Ground Mill stands the
same spoil also Blacksmiths Shop. Belonging 10 the
establishment are twenty Vats Bark House Beam
House, DC. stream, Of rrvcr-taliug water passes
through the yard and empt;es itself into the pools In
short. nothing is wanting TO render it strate establish
mcat of its size have hand considerable supply
of Bark, which will be disposed of at fair price. Pos
session may be had at any moment
take this opportunity Of inviting public attention, at
the same mc to the stream which The NJ ill is situated
The water power which it affords believe 10 be amply
sufficient for Factory of some kind, and have doubt
that suitable capital invested in that way would yield
liberal return. JAMES Nj. SMITH,
.fgntua, near northumberland C0urt- Hta,se or
HEWLETT &; JONES, Baitinnorc
October Q. 45-wlw"
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UNIEID AND GARDEN SEEDS.--Rrd Wh.;c
& and Hungarian or Sapng Covrr-i;mo,hy. o..
cllr! Herds Ilghiand 3wOAt, and Velvet Grass
Seeds
an assortment If genuine GA#DrH SEEDS, including;
The Winter Kac cNcrl!,nt vegetable. that Ill stand
the ;errrrSt weather uncovered.
M.Cormics. Davis BarslIarc and F:9"5orn PlOCG!lS
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Stray Cutters, Ilarrows, CuI:!ya,c:s,
&c. &c. Apply 70
Sen, II ISL WM PALMER.
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Halifax Co.. Va, Oct. 90. 40

4 N NEGROES, "a bc soid rred' # 81
& ZAab m0nthS.--.Thry are at Tyc River Rack Is
land. and Rockcy Point Farms: and at Kanawha SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

N OTICE-All persons having cuims against the es-
~ tate Of Anne II. w. Harris, deceased arc hereby
required to produce hcm with the proofs thereof the
18th day Of December next. the residence of Edward
H. Moseley, in Chesterfield, before Abram S. Wool
bridge, Samuel Hancock, George W. Cole and Edmund
by decree Of the Circuit sup erior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county of Chesterfield, in suit there
in pending in which Tom and others plaintiffs, and
Edward H. Moscley, Executor of Anne H. W. Harris is
defendant under pain Of being barred from all benefit
under the said decree.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
October 10. 47-w4w
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q AND FOR SALE-We will sell 10 the highest
d bidder, the premises Friday, the 18th of De-
cembcr next, 759 Of Land lying in the county of
Mecklsnburg, mile West Of Chrstansville, with
good buildings, we'll watered, and about one half in
woods and good tobacco land. Col. A. Burwe is our
authorized agent-Any person wanting information, will
apply to him. Terms made known the day Of sale.
JOHN TABB,
THOS. TABB,
Oclober2. [43-w10w*l E1orS Of E. B. TabJ. decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

Fa9O TIE rtBLiE-Tic subscriber having
turned &c IL. city. he viii therefore con:in"c Tie
Comb making and repairing business at his sam" I'D
stad c d""ra below the old alarkeorsr, w.:"T" he
viii repair and alter -. rll combs superior 10 any G""r
in the State or elsewhere. Having served regular AZ.
premiership at INC aIaYc business: Ii iust:liYs h"<"l
presenting his claim 10 This co!inu".iy - ''5"
Ny brother, George rctlu% who advertised in the l'.
pil,r few days since has d,clined carrying On Ia:
above business th"urh al those hayInr combs either -
cut, alter rrPrr, b. lavn, i.IcIn al ny shop
have thci 'h,r 10 look equal IL sew, and VII! va;
rant them TO IT, durable where nrn!rt IS any pat 4
tho coDb. anI he viii polish them IN Handsome y"
II. pEIIUS
nlc-1 IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

w w. MARsHALL's REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infable remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere
may be had by applying TO w. w Marshall at the Man
sion House.
Reference to persons cured Of Cancer tnei-Wi!liam
Petit, Fluvanna county, MIR. Hacket, Caroline county;
Edward Bass, Colesvile; Ich'd Johnson, Cumberland
county; Thos Skinner E. City county; Sam Mathews.
Brunswick county Mr.. Noble, Prince Edward county;
Mr. Miller Goochand county; MIR. Janney, Alexandra;
William P. Wyche, Petersburg.
Sent 25 4I-wtf
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40 asS TO axe Ss at i"S yc on nyc r''G xxx T.
land and Rockcy Point Farms; and al Kam1whl Sit
Works.
On Monday the 9Th dav Of November next. at IT,
River Farm, within 3 miles Of New Glasgow. and "a
miles from Lynchburg. will sell FoHrY-NISE Nr"Nor.,
consisting Of men, women bows and girls With ro;
500 1000 barrels corn fine stock oforsrs cattle al"
hogs plantation tools, large quantity Of s"ave oH'
and fodder, two wagons and harness: just bought
On Monday, the 10th November next, at Rack Stand
Farm. ID MILES below Lynchburg and four miles Of James
River, Forty-two Negroes consisting of mon women
boys and girls; large quantity Of corn, shcavc OATS
&c with stock Of horses cattle hogs, and sl,ccr plan
tation tools, with 7 set Of backsrnitl's tools.
On Monday, Odd November next. at Rockcy Point
Farm, on james River, FIVE miles below Pattonsbu:g
t1ccntytrce ncgrncS; consisting Of men, women, boys
and girls quantity Of corn stock OF horses, cattle an"
hogs plantation tools, with wagon and harness lst
bought. WILLIAM MORGAN
Lynchburg, Oct. 5. 41-wow
RE ECnUNK LANDS FOR SALE.-for various
lYE reasons in way connected with any public IN
tcrest and therefore not necessary to he made known |"
the public, am very much disposed 10 sell M P'anta
ton and Farm. lying Mcchnnk creek, III Flu"anne
county-and. therefore, will sell bargain in it. We
Tract, including two small pieces appurtcant, vauaH%
chiefly for timber, consists OF about lUUO acrcs-2J
which or upwards are bottom land, good part OF whca
is in rood heart and equal to river bottom. lntrsca!
w. this is 4 valuable Plantation ana farm, aud us ,1
trinsc, or local advantages. satcd as It's, within ia!
mile Of the Rivanna river, now rendered navsab!c u?
Improvement throughout the year. and con,iguon$lr IN
the place called the Union Mills whore there Cotton
Factory Fouc Mill, and variety of other machinery
useful TO the public. in opcratlo and wal being as Is
believed, healthy spot as any in FlrginIa-a c9h'
bined calculated TO render tia very desirable proper
y If not sold BEFORE it will be offered auction, on
the premises, the 10Th day Of November next II
sold before or that day will then offer at a:ct'"'
all the crops on hand, stocks, &c.
October o. [45-w4wT] JOHN TlMBERl.AhE