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No. 5.-.Mr. Barton to TIC Dukc dc BrGgiic
LEGATION OF THE U. S. OF AMERICA,

LEGATION OF rue .. S. OF AMERICA,
PARIS, November g. 1885.
MoysrErn LIZ Due: Having been recalled by my Co
ycrnmcnt, have the honor request that your Excel
lency will be pleased passports 10 be prepared,
enable to proceed 10 Hayre, thence TO embark for
the United Slatcs and for my protection during the time
muy find it necessary 10 remain in Paris. AM instruct.
ed 10 give, reason for my Departure the nonexecu.
ton, the part Of His Ma jssiys Government, of the
Convention of July 4th 1881.
avail myself of this opportunity Monsieur lie Due, to
the assurances of very high consideration with
obcdent, humble servant, THOS. p. BARTON.
His Exceency the DvKE DE- BRoGLIE,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, &c.
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The mean time, think proper 70 cIaHIthe ploEectI0 q
the Federal Government duang the period which may
consider it necessary to remain in the United staes
sideration,
A. PAGEOT.
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the homer to address 10 this days and BY whlch you
communicate 10 me, for the information OF my Severn
ent that the Secretary of the Treasury in virtue of
the act of Congress of July isth 1882 has appointed
Messrs de RolRschd Brothers, at Paris, agents tor re-
ceving they become due the several payments OF
the sum stipulated naturalization, " The cohSen
lion concluded on the 4th of July, 1884, between His
Majesty the King of the French and The Unitsd States
Of America. ..:.
lost no time, sir, in transmitting this communication
10 nv Government; and embrace this opportunity 10
offer YOU the of the high consideration win
which have the honor 10 be, your most humble 3na
obedient servant "A raNEo''
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To the Hon. MIR. FoRsYTn, Secretary Of State:
SIR:-l have received the letter which you did me
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..sfass 90 .H1pacy, Jahtaary Isl
~ - IN SENATE.

the national honor-a matter, in my Judgment, much
too sacred to be made the subject Of private und uno.
cal negotiation. ...-. --
1, vii! be perceived that this letter Of the French
Minister Of Foreign Affairs read to the Secretary Of
State the 18th Of September last. This the first
authentic indication of the specific views of the French
Government received by The Government of the United
States after the passage OF the bill of ndemncaon
lnasmuch the letter had been written before the c
cal notice of my approval Of Mr. Livngstons last expa
nation and remonStrance could have reached Paris lust
ground of hope left, has been before stated that
the French Government, receiving that information
in the same manner the alleged offensive message had
reached them would dess from their extraordinary de-
mand and pay the money at once. To give them OPP
nornity TO do So and ut all events to elicit their final
DISCRIMINATION and the ground they intended TO occupy
the instructions given to our Charge Ataires
which were adyerted to at the commencement Of the
present session Of Congress The result, us You have
S,ets and direct explanation addressed TO France with
a distinct intimation that this is a sine qua non
Mir. Barton having in pursuance of bis instructions
returned TO the United States and the Charge Afare:
of France having been recalled, all diplomatic inter
course between the countries is suspended-a state
of things originating in unreasonable susceptibility
on the part Of the French Government, and rendered
necessary palt By their refusal to perform engage
,nens contained in treaty, from the faithful perform
ance of which, by u.s. they to this day enjoying many
important commercial advantages
Il is 1e.lat this unequal position Of affairs should
and that legislative action should be brought tc
enstan executive exeron in such as the case
requires While France persists in her refusal to comply
with The terms of treaty. the object OF which was o re-
nnv;ng alcauses of mutual mplan to renew ancient
engs of friendship and to unite the two nations IN The
bonds of anity and Of mutually beneficial commerce
she cannot justly complain if we adopt such peaceful
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rrHI, CREEKS.

CF-om Tie Columbus Enquirer, Jhy H.
few travellers have within day or tw" passed sale.
L. from this place to 1uskegec. The regular line OF
siages we understand, will commence running through
in few days; soon at least as tne contractors can
make arrangements station and feed their horses.
T.r WAn.-Maior General Jesup has been left to
conduct and conclude the with the Indians The
Army Of the South has been divided into two military
corps chang this ugly word) and Major General San.
ford appointed 10 the command Of the Division, both OF
REGULARS and Militia, on the Georgia frontier
On Friday last, the I'd Regiment Of Georgia Voun-
trcrs, commanded by Col John n. Williamson, and on
Tuesday day before yesterday the lst Regiment COM
manded by Col VIM Porter, respectively dischars'
ed from rvice and will forthwith return 10 their homes
and f. nds The best wishes Of the frontier inhabitants
rihe Slate will accompany Them for the alacnty with
which they repaired TO the of DANGER and the SOL
deri spirit which they manifested to avengc the
blood of their murdered contrymen II they nave won
but few au-es, they have hcwn hearts brave and arms
strong enough have torn many green branch from
the glorious tree. They deserve well of their country,
and unnecessary for TO hope that they will be no
morally and joyfuIy received by their immediate nelsh
bo,s and ello% citizens
The celebrated Jim Henry: who has acquired an mia
nous celebrity in the late ouages against Inc persons
and property Of the citizens of this State ana AIana
Monday last lodged in the jail oil huss eoE,
Col Elliott line Sheriff. Of hat county ehcoreo ny SaP
G,rIra1iy and six of his command, accompanied ln!s
same sayaGe renegade tronbeyond inskegec, "hee ne
was surrendered by Gen. esnp 10 Ills present Ptce %
abode Henry Oh TUESDAY ttecIai,y III nl;u'o
o, cbarges preferred against lin Tor captal crimes
upo ,l laws Of Alabama Cox E. informs US that he
mel beyond Tuskegee five hundred and on TINS SIDE Of
,hsu six hundred Indians, III charge OF !he AlaOaia
ean m their way 10 Join the company of enigranls at
Non,gomery which LEFT Fort Mitchell some time since
rIsrs are now altogether, some twenty FIVE hundred or
! nore, that have been started TO Arkansas
We are informed that small party OF Inc Alabama
forces had an engagement few days since on The
Cowaggee creek, with considerable body OF Indians
We have not heard The particulars The whites amounted
| 10 about twenty-numEer Of Indians not known. Co
Milton with detachment went to their assistance, and
had not been heard rom when our informant left IRWIN
! ton. -, Mt, o,,.
In our last we mentioned that Col. Besll had overlR
ken the. Indians in the Chckasawhachie swamp, an,
thrashed them toerably genteeily This was Just wha
svc,y body expected Of him aud his boys Ihey were
of the fight Gri, 10 wade breast deep in swamp anf
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HbOYgEs'H'EC.
THE, TEXAN CELEBRATION.

THE TENTAN CELEBhA IUN.
New YORK, July ia splendid dinner was given
Yesterday al The American Hotel by the friends Of lex
as in this city those dsting strangers, in town
from Texas and from different parts OF The u 81 who
hnvc advocated the cause Of that oppressed country.
The number Of guests such that 1t was impossible
to issue as many tickets could have been Desirable
There were altogether about 100 persons present. among
whom vas i representative from almost every State IN
the Union, particularly from the South and west Sec
lion which has constantly manifested such DISTINGUISHED
and personal devotion 10 Texas.
Samuel SwaItwout, Esq presided: A.,
The following the guests On the I1gn q sne
President Gov. Hamilton, OF South ea'o''nn en
Ripley, of Louisiana, formerly OF the army h;s
Messrs. Peyon and Forester Of Tennessee: on nus nus
Honor the Mayor Of the City, G. W. LIw1eneG he IIs
zen. sumner W., q Calhoun +; Col. Lewis and Majo
Moro, Texan Commissioners, &C. &c The Vice RE
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yroyC LADIES, SCHOOL, Mrs KELLr's in Charlottesville

yOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL, at Mrs kELLr's IN C"a"utsc.te
Th. Ei,hh Session this Institution VIII roHHe"et y" 'e
dny OF august and for five months 'hereaite
Mas A. Moore formerly of the Ipswich SEMINARY. le:s.
coatinn, TO he lc Principal To her former
the experience Of two ycars' connection n
with strong desire improvement OF her P"p ~
: ,:-,.,.
Miss Moore is aided by highly valuable nnd uSeiu
The pinr3a study includes every Dfahch " h,.
E"sIsh E!uaon the French language, however b 5;
and 10 order tina, attention may be gwen " ea
advancement h, Miss VI. herself
The Musical Department, wicontinuc under the care VI
low, Doubtless, Oh" OF the accomplished and
the
Mrs KELLY prepared her house, and 10 eSe'
neSi efforts TO promote the comfort happiness anu h;h che
from fifteen young Ladies. The design with %hcn
originally established the School, au has rarngsty ubofcd snce
comnencemcn that she might he instrumental 10 pGh'"
Ladies &c w" their fr to be uSu ana Pp9
members Of To this her shall contnue 10 or
asnsy dected and willis, she enjoys the Jealous ana
GO operation OF those with whom she associated she eano'
oHh that least they will be crowned with sue
desirable that all applications for admission into the school,
h made possible. should be directed 10 Mrs. M
k.y E. r. Wasoa Charlottesville; and reference mny be
ha to ofthe following gentlemen: " W. Southn H. !" l-
and Dr. Ch Carte Charlottesville; Rev w = " he, Alex;
rcs Esq., Ch J. Mcrw Isaac Whe Lewis Iecie anu
James Alrmarle; Captain Benz Porter OF Rockose
Cnp, Porter and Richd Wnsow, Of Orange; VIM smith, Esq o.
Iupeper Rev. Mr. Baentinc Of Prince Edward ana d. nSoe
Henderson, Mr. Joseph Hobson, Mr. Thomas h. "aon OF .uh
berland. 80, :,
TERMs:- tuition In any the English Branches S2 81
m young for those under hat
So French che charges distinct bn MODERATE
For board including fuel light, washing, &C., $50 per session.
july26 S-H7"
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Ry TIE PRESIDENT OF THE U&1TED S7:77ES.

BY YmE PRESIDENT OF TIE Us17ED STATES.
n; n al ma r eoncG on POM
,ioc Creek twentieth day Of Octohct @ and OF INC sup
ncniay and onnto articles crc made and concluded on
, yr,y second day The mouth. and ais" Of the rrsay
between United States and tho Chckasaw Indians made h
Concluded al the Cy Of Washington the twenty Uuth day OF
Nav sA Andrew Jackson, President OF the United STATES 90
hereby and mike known that public sales Tor Tue disposal o.
such OF the cee the United States by The SAID lndlns as
are dcrbe shall be held at the Land Once III ro"
Ga the @ Monday september next the sale Of The lands
Township i, Of ranges !, 2 ,, 4 and 5 east.
Townships 3, i, ) aNd q, OF range east.
TowmLips ?, 3, :, and 6, Of range acus e.,ooo.,
owns g 19aS Of 1 an 5snfe G ss., ''"D SSo''
i, the following townships and fractional townships, VIZ;
East OF THE cnlcKAsAw MERIDIAN LINE
Townships ii aud 49, of ranges G"!l
townships g. TO- H. l2 49, H. Is and H. AMI fractional township
r"wmp 10 and H. and townships l5 Ii aud H. OF
rsngc :. ,,, ec,o
Also the sals Of the "ndc mH"',one" ,o
ships aud fractional wnsIps, west OF NE neda", .. '
vile district, hs,s tia, r rof''O" Of LIE
Fractional township i, ofraase r.: 49,, o,,,osc1 T.
Fractional township p townships 3, a., D. ind - al" ac'0
,io n'IF townships 10 aud II, Of range Is. =.
On the third Monday october neA' for the sale OF the under
mentioned townships, riz: .. w
,r ownsI'r i and 6, of ranges Q 3, anl+
Townships |, !, anh +, OF range D.
1own.,,rs l. > 3. 4, and 6, OF range e.
Townships |, Z, g. ), 5 and g, oil rang's<' ana c.
.Town.!,ips |, }, .anI 5, OF range J. -, a., ,,
On The @ Monday November next for the sale OF The uhce'-
mentioned Townships, viz:
| WEST OF THE cHIcKAstw MERIDIAN LINE
Townships = 5, 9, 10, il, u and -, o! range |.
TOWNSHIPS = g. g. 10 and II, OF ranges ? J. and D.
rown.hips : 3 and Q, OF ranges o, : ande
| Township CT range g. ,.. ..,o,s r e.. thar MIR
n we'll as Lands selected as re'eai''n under INC po-
49, ~ ,Lc ,d treaties, be excluded from the sales m
Et ,ic is to coauue open weeks aud no longer. lie
n siI b. offered quarter sections and fractional quarter sec
Given under nv hand i, City Of Washington ms twentieth
day OF May, 4. D., 1885. '''DH'' '.A0o-''
| Ry the President: a., c.,,-o, ,ud OF.
C,tifc,tes Of issued from the Treasury IN
80 fnup,y land granted by the State OF Virginia
the limited states serccs in the army as we
stock the district land Offices for tho
nn, of IS forfeited by individuals under the credit system
land eaes are not receivable for lands within the limits OF th
Chltha'"" 800 orr,cr Nav -, 1886. 9-wtlS
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Richmond, July l2.

RUCKlNGAM FOR SALE-The subscriber oilers for sale, his
plantation the county Of Middescx known by tho above
name, with all Stocks utensils, aud thing, OF every de-
scpon, upon the sc which are lett IN possession o
his manager the premises with Mr. VIM Jessee the neigh
Gorhoo application him by letter. d
Port Royal The believed 10 contain about 2a0o
lying we'll the Rnppaannock ver about so o which
are cleared and the part well mbeed co"
dcrue portion with the finest ship ber The dwelling consists OF
built commodious brick buildings tolcuole tcpn
beautifully healthly situated and where probably would an
equal yield larger amount Of the comforts and uxus
OF life. previously sold will be offered on the premises,
the Isl Of October with thing not ihcn
so will after the sale of the stocks, &C., be leased for term Of
five wears J. II. BERNARD.
MA lids
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NOTICE. wish to hire far 1 fe o, nss sen the
3 sni, the subscriber take the Negroes 10 sne @
owners " snhscr;be5 is the lives oil Tue
Mississippi m hh they arc hired he is also 10 pay oil anu every
ing Inc upon their transportation TO nnd from &
hs Bonds with approved security! VIII III DC
as h %;,a ao;5 OF the expiration OF every years o. a ire
sS nsy,S S at saf s
service Those Wishing to in five yeats rom
gtoas they make vsna is,,a Oos paid
do we'll apply either in person Those applyins
Charles Woodson Prospect Prince Edwa1a w WoopSpN
must stale theH terms. l9-6t
July l9.
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S,lTUATlON WANTED.-Ane elderly Lady, who has
"a had some experience in the management of FAINT
~ wishes 10 obtain situation house. keeper. She
has recently taught school, which did not agree with
her: but should situation offer in healthy section oil
scbnoI Her terms will be moderate, aud she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family.
n. B.-The applicant can be seen nr heard from, by
applying at MIR. William Mayo's, Shocke Hill:
Auril ID. lif-t'
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(FoRm OF THE PowEE.)

(FoRM OF THE PowEE)
Kao,r ali men BY thfsc presents, That
Of do hereby appoint
substitute proxy 10 represent a. a!.
cLd meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Bank OF Fir-
na to be held OIL Thursday, the first day Of September
nryt, al tie Banking house, in the City oil Richmond
ard in name aud behalf TO vote respecting The pro
po.ition for which the said meeting has been called
In witness whereof, have hcrcnnto Set manu-
and srnl this day of in the year 1896.
Signed sealed and acknowledged ILS1
~ 9O-ldm
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go, ~ S,iE-I, subscriber hriny dcsitous to remove
w. the NV, ii Llni On which h" 1esies com ai.ns
I,ia l in. county OF Prince Edward, about 'ilcs
81 t II @ u,i. the same distance of the houri'hns VII
' l o. snIy river There is Oh the tract about ,Sor
." " - ..,r nd and r.H portion al nhcren tma. Inc
% ,.r'aysah,y wei! wa,crcd. The improvements arc
H. III. accommodation OF family aaa the preservation
g' - . ,.,ur,aDlc those disposed purch sc Wall hrS
:, !. UNNECESSARY 10 say more, than its coatisuity
.. F,nyic aud !,;uplen Sidney College, renders II
'n'!": 'A' ''''"''' - 49, W. CLARK.
ID Nr!al. LS--wGw
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1870 - -
lAil cor SRLE.

,i,.s 10 sell his OF Lind, lying within one
f 81 s| fCk.v, M"cklenburs Virginia coat 'nin$
MIL '' % M al his lml is il woods. wei! Iim"crcd, ana
- :ci nov, VI wh>at aud tobacco. is remarkably
- AVN nu..rcms inc sria=s, with creek r"n',;s
o." "', me- ramre anrius about hundred ana MY "s'ss
,I:a "'' r r portion OF which is fine tobacco !al-
49,. ~, GOOD AMI substantial consisting OF CONE
,on>r cool houses, and parcel OIL rNcei'e"'
1T; - E" i+r:. further drScgipon4mn"ccssary. .
'9 IL, r,SScssin. the advantages of ihs Is sciaom OIL
G!"l; The he hhurs oi the situations the touflSh,as Goa;
- H. u,..lGy good toh eco market; the iicitiS Oh
''" n,, "a other markets, through the Roanoke
al road rcna" it acoSenrn and valuaI'e estate
w ua in saying, thai Il is the most irrd-
'u'if' " m ,h. vicinity OF ,,l7kSvili', that now
a. -s:"'' ~! ""''' =" We ROBT. HESTER.
. .":;'h!>"| a3-wiit
Al
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Maa .sar for the ensuing year, TO take charge
=! nra,inn o. Rcd rv- State Of Arkansas to w"rS
,,l. man woull h. preferred, Of temporal" ha'i'S:
'A",' H. In snrL should his services 10 ccmuiche"
september ncNt the Isl Of October, TO remove
,' .i ron y.ni, tn the said estate. Wages to com.
~. " W. ~ ,,rnyilr charge OF the hands removed
-" Ni-'1!''- e ~ WILLIAM WYNN,
"' Diu7iRdic, Petersburg.
93-St
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,:.,V ADVERTISEMENTS.
L3ND FOR SALE.

- II
xl .r S,lc at pnblic auction, on the llth Of octo'
MILL r ,TAc; Of Land whrrcon the late james Flowers
IA he Of Baeka; , %, nsun" sma p .s
.i', liz ; hsrc arc nbou, liO acres in mbas-he ba
4, g! adapted the growing Of cora, wheat ana iooac
"i m, .lers oil Slate river AMI IN the gold region
:, I' ronioGtlbls dwelling house and the nsces
T. i: ""' -: a An orchard OF vel! sc ec'ed fruit
81 e~' ;! and :wo y"ars-l' purchaser giving '''uS
~ -?P'0''" '''''' SAMUEL G: FLOWERS, Erseuo.s.
LANES ANDERSON,
23-tAS
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k-,.,rrR - published twice week, generally, and
r. The hA~' inning the session of the State Legislature
times e,e;ps, Five Dollars per annGm, psyuGIe IN a,
,e Notes o. The iors will guarantee the safety OF remit
@ ss b, MI pas ss Sy the w oft hc
sa; 81 viii nara,ee The payment OF nine papers, shall
~ ',,,,A Gratis
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BANK OF NIEGISIA, July ID, Is:6
ygyuE President and Directors Of this Bank, not hav
d ing authority under the charter and bye laws Of
Tin, institution to accept The Dcposcs Of the public mo-
n.v az the United States on the conditions prescribed by
the &C, of Congress passed the d of June last,
titled an act regulate the DeposiIcs of the public
money! Go hereby call meeting OF the ockhodcTs OF
said Bank to be held at the Banking house in the City
# Richmond on Thursday the first day Of September
next for the purpose OF Jrcidng the expectancy OF
receiving the DrposreS of tie public money in The State
of Virginia. on the terms specified III the act a'"resaiu
Shareholders who cannot attend person, wl! he pieaacu
r. ,nnoiul proxies TO represent them al the meeting.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
A. ROBINSON, Jn., Cashier.
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RICHu0ND ENGLISH AND CE4SSiCAh IES1lLUlETi
YER MRS KEELING associated wh themselves, ~
- Sumner, "a gentleman OF unusual inicccih' -
moral worth from the officers oil The CniVetsiE
@aih he sriluac nd from other unqucsiiohame @
will sumo the duties OF their schools on the ao'a I'LL" VI SCI!
'';t" ,;u J.,
t. tho Fcmn, Dcnar,mcnt-a TO riding and Day scho"-w %
, all the useful branches OF finished cahca'
TIN, school with the families Of the Principals, VII cup! "
hnng the uppc. Tenement Of Capt. Mfens, nea1N
, the civ Hill That the Teachers may hc devoted 10 iau
lion IN. harding both Of themselves and their pupils mas n;rn
by ,he their esteemed friends, Mrs Oliver ana her
S:.r Miss Frances Hopkins ., ,,.;,o, ,or,b
In , Mall! Department he located also near The S2nh
viii m for the Counting Room for business, or Tor Inc w
,v Blu, sep ration Of families, ana 10 Iesettc
token Of instructions pupils in the rudimeatS OF eanin. VIII
United instance will more than % schoi DC alo'.s
one Instructor In every branch taught By the Ilncpa7
vs able Assistants will he provided And ~ addition (, ' b
ROTATIONS not less than Lectures will be given weekly III
sool on sricntifc su cs-s Natural Phio:"Phy Zoology
Nansy Inreectu7 anal Moral Philosophy rohtc" Heo'!'
al the Evidences of Natural and Revealed Religion.
Terms per- .annua Of 10 Mouths ~ ,r,
Coruon E,yish branches 81 SSo shest
E.i, SO These last u- learn the Latin ,Suse
French, without additional charge iiisheSt
Creek and advanced Mathematics 3d. Painting
Spanish l,rian and Fronc native Teachers, charged ~ \
ans Board washing, the only extra chars IL si0o' pay!
lie ruutcrv in advance. Fuel ST. o.,o.,o I ~
RS intending topatfonzc this Institute art
s-1!y $ early possible. oa-w3w
July2i
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THIRIY-FlYE TO FORTY .NEGROES
Am Thursday lth Of August will SELL in front OF our Of
ice NJ uorlock ro ucsoos, all from planulion
and sold for 10 fault. j. q s. Cosbi q ~, !aHrS'
a0-ld
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NJ OrCE-Pursuant decree of the County Cou Of aEo
YER proceed sell public auctIon for cash, on Satn
10Th OF July Michael r. Jones tavern, IN The upper END
OF Hanover county, likely Negroes woman aud hoy a1o" 10
age likely. title will be given only rs vcscd
in me- which breyc 10 be uu,,ouhtrd. JOHN b. JONES'
Administrator Uf EI:ubcth Jones, GcccGScd
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JuIv Is. 12O-ldsl Executors Of COt. T. .in

-EsUBI.IC SALE or LAND.-AgrccabIy 10 the pro-
visions OF the will Of Capt. Ralph QuarIes, dec d.
viii be solh 10 the hg hes, bidder, on the premises on
,n ,mh Augus The tract of Land on which the said de-
csten, lived lying in the upper end of Louisa on both
sides Of the road from Newark to GordonsvlIe and con-
,aning between and 5000 acres. good portion OF
this land is Tobacco land all good farming land lies
we'll and is very susceptible Of Improvement The con-
terminated Louisa rail road when extended to G"rdons
Vile, must pass either through very near it, and should
il stop a, Newark this land will be entirely convenient
to it. mins only mile two from that place. 1t VIII
be- divided to suit purchasers. we shall commence
srvcv nf il on the 25h inst when persons wishing to
do So iii have an opportunity Of viewing III but either
of us vii! n, any other time take pleasure in showing IT,
TrEMs-Onc third cash. the balance IN ] ana years
NATHANIEL MlLLS:)
DAVID THOMSON, Executors
JNO. R. QUARLES,
July ~ %'-"t''!,