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c. ". FITZGERALD, n G.

ITO gRs. REBECCA HARRIS, E1ecutriN of John Hams.
i s. Kby Gordon Sale and John Winfree, Assignee u
aad w. Wenn, who Asssnees Of Laurence II. Ham
Martha Virginia Harris, I. NJ Harris, John F. Harris, -
Founoy and DR. William Higgins: You will take notice M
on the 22nd day of August IsI3, Padonceb, Mcrsos
county, in the State OF Kentucky, between o'clock NJ n
O'Clock, NJ shall proceed take the deposition. al ktl
iIord Others; and the 26;l Of the month hat
Court house, in the state of Kentucky between the hour
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF sslor Thomas Ten
Rary and oihers-to lee used AZ Ire TIE
depending IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ad ~
for King and Queen county. wherein am complainant
defendants and II, from any the shall
taken The aforesaid days, the taking thereof vii hr
timed from day Ia day ,;ll they are completed Nrry tfuh
Juiy IL 2O-wtasA EDWIN UPSHAN
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MALTA.
Where Calpe frowns, where Etna flames on hlgh,
Where Mochas minarets salute The eyc
And where the .ows Of the ocean roll
Der half the globe and fpw from pole 10 pole
Where'er he sai,'d Ger N-ptune's old CONAN,
A Bri:nn SAM bat with a pnri"t's pam.
Americas proud Flag DISPLAYED 10 view
JIrr ,hlrt, Stars ihat field Of blue
PROCLAIMED her fgeet.on In each distant zone
'Alas!" he ssh'i, .'tii-i shias sa'pass our own,
Aud we mus tolerate, that rebels thus
on our own element should we wish us
When 10. hr saw. or though; he saw, arise
(For sleep no donh, had sea'd his angry eyes
The Genus OF the Deep, and heard HIM say,
Why are We not high spirited as tiiey:
To see your younger brothers free and great,
Should rouse your energy, but not your hate
Rrtanpia's sous shall ever rule the waves,
But 'tis those sons that are no longer slaves
They-ouly thry--brave Death in ev'ry form,
Ana ride in triumph thro' the impetuous Storm
Who bold in conscious independence stand,
Nor bend the knee to kiss royal hand.
Subjects are slaves, tho in mild degree;
But only citiz, dear TO me;
And them love the u ost who most are free,
And give 10 them the Empire OF the Sea-
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TAKE notice that shalt take the dispositions Of Thoni'
Wootton and others, nay Compiling Room in the to~n
FarmvIe Friday and Saturday the It End dan At =,
tember s43 between the hours Of sunrise and %
days. be read evidence depending hr ~
Superior of Law and Chancery for Prince Ei"1
county the chancery side thereof in which suit am pi
and you are defendants. ". r. FiIrPiNs
July 25 2l-D5a
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,o,.e, f,ou the same correspondent gives an &C,
cow, IS m. comet, which was very brilliant anu
caused qr,a, alarm 10 the simple islanders IL was
first obs,ved on The u OF March, when It appeared
vas, mass Of fire r,sng from the verge of the horizon
to the height of 80 degrees illuminating the oeea" a.,
a. o ,h eye could reach The natives at first thought
oa,,hhor;no island was on fire. 1t measured 81 de-
rrees in length, and degrees in breadth II was sup
nosed there that the temperature had risen very mate
r,allv from the proximity OF the celestial winter
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IN CHANcERY-ylse.n.;-At Superior Court of ehaaee
y, for the Richmond Circuit, held the Capitol In tbs IN
Of Richmond, Saturday, April lst 1913: ~ "y
Sidney Baxter Attorney of the Commonw. ~
Virginia. and President and Directors of Literary Fund
Plaintiffs
against
Donald McNchol, Archibald McNichol Peggy Nc Scho Lob,
cLaugbln and Mary his wife, John Crow Jean his Wit
Alexander McNichol John McNcho Francis McNjchoI
Machine and Isabella his wife Ellen HcSichol Elijah Canno5
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Caarne his wiz
Mary McNicho, and Nicholas Nelson I'd Jane his wife
Defendants:
The demurrer Of the defendants the bill the p,nng
being argued opinion OF the Court that the deu
Insufficient: Therefore, II dccrced and ordered thar tho
said demurrer oveed and thereupon the defendants M
said bill, which the plaintiffs he
COUNSEL replied generally and the coming this DIV -
he heard by of the and OF defend
ants by their the bill, and replication wa
argued by consideration whereof
order that publication made for three months
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, and the National In
published in the city of Washington, requiring a
persons claiming the estate of Dr. John McScho
surgeon in the Navy Of the State of Virginia. the Reyou
ohay War 10 here the first day of the January
Term, ana make themselves parties defendants this
Copy-Teste,
WIN. C. SANDS. C. C.
June l5-2iulm
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Martin II. Smith, his right, and Administrator m
isaac Smith, deceased, and William r. Smith b. smtb
Sally his wife, Defendants.
On consideration Whereof the Court OF opinion that IN.
Slaves Jenny and Lucy together with each
hem born in the lifeline OF the ntesiae in the
mentioned, the property Of the plaintiff Mary c. smith and
that the said Mary c. smith ought
Jenny and Lucy in the divisions of estate an
advancement made 10 her by the nestate their Al m
time they were advanced subject TO the of the interstate In
them for his life doth adjudge, order and decree that the de-
PENDANT NJ H. Smith, do render before the I'M.
Court his Administration Of HI. nte
which said the said Commissioned directed 10
and SETTLE and report this Court any matt,
specially stated deemed pertinent b., himself ar
of The parties 10 be stated and The Court doth further
order and decree that the Commission accom-;
of the Announcements made by the n;rsae, lifetime %
his distributes and that he Go The
slaves Jcnay and Lacy advanced p!antid Mary g.
smith subject them by the m On
the 18th day of March, 1922 that being the of b.
which the uestae conveyed the said slaves 10 the said Mary
Smith, and make report there Of To tins Court with atr,
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself required y ANN
of the parties TO be sated-and the Court doth further al
judge order and decree that the Commsso take an
between OF the distributes nestate and M
defendant, NJ H. Smith his Administrator report same
10 this Court with matter specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself required nv the parties stated
Copy-Tese,
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$780, 900 acorth Of DRY GOODS selling off cheap, 70,
r0eL-JuIu lSa3

y H. JENKINS will offer great Inducements purchasers,
III. either wholesale retail closing for the
largest and stock of Dry Goods in the city. He
opened within few days hundred packages Of New
purchased unparalleled prices, Nam
beached unbeached Shnss ana Sheetngs; Cot
OZnaLurgs $4,000 yards Cacoe s. g. g. 10 and
auction
July l6-wtf
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WINSTON ROBINSON,

The parties the foregoing decree will please 10 take notice
that have appointed Monday The sth day Of August 1873
Charlotte Cour. house the purpose carrying deere
into effect The parieare required 10 attend NJ 10 O'Clock
w., prepared with their papers vouchers. for s-leHeE
Of all the matters embraced III the sgid decree.
JNO. MORTON, Commission
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The French Government is TO establish a regular
line Of steam packets from Havre de Grace and Brest
to New York and the different West India Islands
Four splendid steam packets, of 200 tons burhen,
and $50 horse power, have been in active construction
a, La Rochelle and Brest, and will be launched at the
latter end of this month Two of these packets are to
be run regularly between Hnvre dc Grace and New
York, sailing on the 9Th ond 2ls Of the month, as
not to interfere with the English Pos,-Olce mails, Of
The Sd and 18th, 10 Halifax and Boston, from Liver
pool and the same dates to the West Indies touching
at the following ports Gu.daloupe, Martinique, ST
Domingo, (Hayti0 &c, whence branch packets will
be established to Baise, (Honduras.) Havana, Car
thagena, Cbagrcs, La Guayra, Puerto Cabello Santa
Martha, Cuba, Tampico, Vera Cruz, &c, communi-
eating with the English packets Antigua Barbados
Berbce Demerara, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, &c.
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of the natives, as they pretend. Should the French
Admiral on his arrival here, take umbrage at the man
ner 10 which the English have conducted IN ms aoi
genre M Doubt, we shall have the commencement Of
,te ro, h.re as the John Bull commander is hot
headed and ery old chap, and is in one of the most
eficien, ships in the English Navy.
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MATCHING APPARATUS have a machine for
Matching eggs actually in in London bringing
out the little chickens in broods of ffes and hundreds
with all The Punctuay of an old hen. The following
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T UDLAM, PRESTON 4 Co, CoAMs'o. .,, ra 20
Il uond p,ginid, give their partleu,ar iae 'sa'
crops Of Tobacco, and MAKE sc. io.ra' aa'
Office opposite shoekoe Warehouse =
May 80
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OAK HILL. For SALE

OAK HILL FOR SALE.
THE subscriber being pursuits offers
sale his plantation, In the county Amelia called Oak
m mile North of the Courthouse eight East OF
Amelia Springs containing 933 acres one third
beed land and OF hundred branch creek fiat
excellent quality.
The of hpb
by the Of clover and plaster II formerly regular
covered pastered, which time produced ms
crops wheat and tobacco any employing The
of labor the county Not being hcmmea In n
and and extensive
for which renders it unnecessary farm The
by rendering easy and saving fencing
The Improvements story dwelling house. with seven
and good cellar, pleasantly situated, surrounded by
grove good garden large eranay with
attached, tobacco stables
house, school house in yard neatly
ised - feet long by sixteen in wdth-overeers house,
The situation remarkably healthy, and Is within
ride Of Of the best springs Of the
If early application made, the subscriber disposed
bargain this fnrn For further particulars
scrber, paid Amelia Courthouse, Virginia. apply per-
sonally 10 him. on the premises JOHN L. BOTTOM.
July II. 1913. ls-wsw
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AND FOR SALE-By virtue of deed Of trust from James
81 wife me- hearing date the LIST day of March,
1924 and recorded In the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Essex assignment of same bearing date the
day and and recorded in the office shall proceed to
sell oetto said county, Thursday the 18th day Of
public SALE for cash. the highest bidder the
Land attached the Elmwood Estate about 400
acres be the less Possession will be
growing crop o indian removed The tile be-
eved be nisputabe though acting Trustee shall con
rey only such tile as is in HE vested.
JOHN ". GARNETT, Trustee.
Ioretto p. O.. Essey CO.. Va Both,
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A EXTRACT-fN CHANCEEY-vrs.tst. At A II,,g,
~ Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Charlotte Count:
the OH day Of June isi3: f'
Lewis d. Pondester and Nancy ~ his wife Barhary n Mar
thews, John d. Smith, Robert Smith aud Jane A. II hi, v
Mary e. Smith, who an infant, and ~ her friend
laInff
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AN ExcIrisG scene At CAFE CoD.-The Boston
papers soy, that on Tuesday, about noon school of
black fish, which had entered Barnstable harbor were
circumvented, and attacked by the inhabitants in ubou,
twelve boats, manned BY about sixty men, armed with
scythes, pitchorks, axes, old lances one bayo
fastened 10 pole &c The attack continued until
five o'clock in the afternoon, when ninety five black
fish were killed Three Others being the remnant of
the school, escaped The spor, epresented 10 have
been very anlna'ed-but most of those engaged in it
being farmers, were not accustomed 10 it, and not being
provided with whalemens gear, boats, &c, labored
under some disadvantage. The result, however, was
very gratifying the fish being expected 10 average
barrel Of oil each, worth about forty cents per gallon
The eporlsnen represented 10 have siTven manfui.
ly with The huge animals, lighting in instances
with sheath knives, and such close quarters thai
their garments were be-sprinkled with blood
Mem I0rk ErsnjDy Posy
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M EDlCAL NO1lCE-The undersigned would inform the
ll public especially his old friends that he n, associated
Francis j. Meitaucr IT, with him IN the practice oil
Medicine Surgery, and that they may be consulted at the
Of undersigned near Prince Edward Court
house.
connection will enable the UNDERSIGNED TO GIVE more OF
attention the practice VI Medicine proper winch
he has been compelled rcnqus until now
increasing Surgical duties, and the want OF
competent assistant
He would state that all confdcd TO the Of his som
confidently recommend as wei qualified ~ ms pre-
afford his personal attention ana advice
free charge whenever deemed necessary or desired
The Private nirmary of the undersigned for Servants s
operaon accommodations can be had III ms
Immediate vicinity for Gentlemen and Ladies from distance
wishn. visi; him for professional advice - , , :
JOHN P. METTACER, NJ. d.
p,;rc. Edward r. IT JpIv 9th 99-wam
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IT, ANTHONY stu continues 10 sell Hats a the following
y. low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats, from 81 50 ST. SILK Hats, made
fine fur bodies. proof from s. 20 50 So Boys Hats
from 81 - 10 81 Fur Caps, from 81 SO; Gcn,irmen Cloth
Boys Hair Seaet and Glazed Caps, black and db Wool Hats
wholesale and retail 1trms-Cash
PS lie keeps during the Summer large of Leg
horn, Pain Leaf Straw and Willow Hats, suitable for all ages.
n. B.-tats made to order.
ur1u
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A DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE-G wish 10 sell the
n Woodlawn Farm in the county Of Orange lying within
hearing the Locomotives running upon Louisa Railroad
the North Anna River IA tributary of the YORK.
miles f. from Orange e. H. The tract go acres
under wood land well timbeied
land The cleared land is divided into fields besides
pasture, each field supplied fountain va.
ter, Temperature deg.) The dwelling house large aud CON
Portable; which with Tie other fam buildings, have
al The orchards of apples peaches of de-
The whole has exposure
SUM- full Of the Blue Ridge and s w mountains
and healthy, moral and industrious neshbortood.
Persons wishing buy such an Eslate viii confer
personally letter. post paid, directed 10 rhurhi Orange
county, Virginia.
NorE-Indiv duas unwilling TO give thirteen fourteen thou
sand dollars for farm need not trouble themselves 10 make
gues by letter satisfaction Of distant enquers
quanted WIKI the property offer as reference Hon. T. w
Charlottesville Mr. D. Anderson Jr Messrs William
Anderson Co.. and Messrs Ellis and Elicit, of Richmond.
shall leave the property friends and neghbos and Old Virginia.
"GOd bless herr with heavy heart but justice TO others calls
for the sacrifice. Z. SCALES.
June 30 l5-wswif
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACTORY,
Cary street, three doors a6o5e he Columbian Hotel
Richmond va.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
HEADS.


For Families and Gentleman.
E0SEPH HEAD respectfully his old friends and
the public that he eOpsned The Mansion House lately
kept hn The entire renovation OF this establishment for the
Of families and gentlemen, with his long expert
humble services he hopes for share of public patron
age What with supply Of the best that the markets FURNISH
lodgings good and good cheer his every effort
will be directed 10 the satisfaction of his patrons.
lnna an l5-lm
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EMoVED to the opposite of the street, and facing the
~ Franklin Hotel John Earley's S;and, South side Of
MAN, I'D house from Governor street.
We would take this late opportunity of thanking the public for
avos received The last six Ii not our design al rs
to establish ourselves through the but to do by giving
sfacon all who call upon us, which consider far preiefa
BILE to any other basis and of which glad 10 know has
been almost universal,
our design the this time and for
the future All goods sold by do please in cost quail
W h Color make fashion, otherwise, can be returned and
the money eundedproyded the shall not have been
worn We nave n This time II rot larger than
any IN the state IN line of business and would respectfully
inF,e me economist Ia give call before purchasing and ex
anime for HIMSELF prices pronounced low
an any other In the CITY shall he very much deceived
We nave Cloth Coats Sl2 while others charge sig oi making
and trimmng the customer furnishing the co,h and pants at So
that are sold for si and Vests Shirts Drawers
Craras Stocks Suenders Socks Gloves and Collars of
KINDS and and all other articles usually kept by Cloth
iers OF winch We determined sell ow for cash; and
quest the public TO call and whether they want to buy
0J- AL Goods udrraa.ed.
J. BRANNAN l. co.
Sept TO- le42. 3e-wly-
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DARN FOR SALE Intending Fail, Offer
the Farm which al present reside private sale til the
9Th Of next month"; and II not sold by that time WILL that day,
be sold public aucon al II o'clock premises, without
Should private sale be effected due viii be
This Farm conains G2a acres $50 of which cleared
and Enclosed five snug little fields of about 30 EACH
Seven eight thousand cords hickory and pine
be sold off the land leaving ample supply for necessary
family pupose-enoueh eesnI imhe, TO enclose the whole
ngs, orch'rd garden and yard worth will sell upon such
suit disposed to invest in real
cah-or half cash and half II half
~ and half "a mnnthsor three equal annual payments
in four equal annual prorided al the deferred
shalt carry interest the date Of the bonds and pos
seonto be paid punetuay annually This place lies In the
county of Chesterfield immediately the Richmond and Peters
burg Raroad Is miles from the former and from the latter
place. The wood and timber the land will than for
The Improvements ine, the place handsome heal
thy aud the and dcg full Possession will be- given
The 18th November with the privilege Of seeding wheat
the proper me and making other arrangements IN the
time that be desirable to the purchaser Gentlemen
invited to view The growing of corn and oats
July Is oO-w3w HUGH CAMPBELL.
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nR. oAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPURATIVE SYRUP, tor
~ the Of Scrouia Kings Evil obstinate Eruptions OF the
Skin, Pnpes Puslnes the Face Scaly Erupons Chronic
rheumatism Teer Sypht:c Symptoms and all disorders ars
from an impure state OF the bood inndcois of
&C.
This Medicine has heen extensively used in the United States
with decided benefit IN srroua, ercnria Diseases and in ali
OF an liberated character.
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IN CHANCERY.-v,scrS,:-At Raes noldrn The Crrs',
Office Of The Circuit Superior C.a Of Law and Chanee To-
Lucy o. Sheffield, widow of Leonard Sheffield deceased
George A. Cras, Pasey Clarke, OF George " Cakt
Asa Clarke, Daniel w Farley and Leta his Wife formerly
Bates, widow and rret Of William Bates, deceased
Bates Henry Bates Asa Vaughan and Minerva his wife form
ery Minerva Rates and two infant children, whose
Defendants.
The defendants John Powell and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Bates widow and relct OF William Bates deceased Jas att
Henry Bates, Asa Vaughan and Minerva his wife, formerly Nj
Bates, and infant children. twhose
KNOWN OF William Perry who married Mary Bates hayn
entered their appearance and given security according 10 The
of Assembly and the Court appearing y
isiacory evidence that the said defendants inhabitants
OF this commonwealth it Ordered, That the SAID defendants
do appear day September
bill plaintiff; that copy this order
with inserted the Richmond Enquirer for Two months
svely that another copy posted al the front door OF
Courthouse of this county.
C. W. FITZGERALD, D. c.
June 10 lo-usw
IL CHANCERY.-vtRcrs AT rules taken in the Clerk
Once Of the Cenit Superior Court OF Law and chaneeH
OF Prince Edward county, the 9Th day of June, le43:
Monroe R. Flippn, Plaintiff
against
Anderson Nunnaly, James Nunnay and Daniel wiz,
Defendants
The defendant Anderson Nunnaly, having
and security according 10 the act of the @
Assembly and the rules Of tins Court and appelrn. 1871
he not an nhaban OF this State; On he motion Of The pa
t counsel II entered rules aforesaid and orett
That the said defendant Anderson Sunna!y do appear M
Monday September and the plaintiff h
and Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
OF The Richmond
successfully and posted al tie front door the
Courthouse of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
B. J. WORSIiAM, c. C.
June 81 Is-wsw
IN CHANCERY.-vIaci,A:--A; Rules holden the Clerk,
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chnncef ~
the county Of Nottoway, on the 9TH day OF June 1913;
Mary Wnfree, Plaintiff
against
d. T Todd. Thomas Dyson, and John D. Royal AtmnIstn
tor Of Richard Epes deceased, Defendants.
he defer of icha
deceased having entered his appearance aud given
according the Of Assembly and the rules of This Cou
and appearing by satisfactory evide that he ! not n
htant OF this Is Ordered That the said dcir
doth appear the first day Of the Scptembu ten
aud bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of t- of
be- forthwith inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for tive or
successvely and posted the front door Of the Court hoa
this county.
Copy-Teste,
c. ". FITZGERALD, H. G.
Nv III
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We the undersigned having frequently Oakley's
pound Depuative Syrup the of practice de-
cded beneficial results cheeruy recommend the faculty
a superior preparation. H. II. MUHLESBERG, NJ. ID.
SOLOMON e. BIRCH, do
JOHN i. OTTO do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNOR
LYELL, Agents for the proprietor
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec 81 7I-wly
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IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rules holden the C.rrA
Office Of the Circuit Superior Count OF Law and Chancey
The county Of Not,oway, the 81 day of June, is g
Lucy q. Sheffield widow of Leonard Sheffield, deceased
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SLATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber offers
~ for sale his Lands Buckingham Court house This land
consists I" TWO separate tracts containing together $50 acres and
lie each about two miles from Buckingham Cou, honse
enough each o,her work both with hands
Twelve fifteen hands be worked advantage The
$50 acres about 80 ceared-one hundred
this IL Slate river bottom,
fertility the The high undulat
of the land the but very durable free
from washing, possessing quality highly etentve Of manure
and well adapted TO clover and plaster The Improvements
this farm consist of good two story dwelling house. with eight
passage &C. barn and heshng machine tobacco houses
ice house. and other houses excellent spring of
water and young orchard of well selected fruit
den, &c The other farm contains $50 acresirs remarkably
WE'LL and well watered with two and bold branches
ming through it, afordng fine meadow land also plant
land There Is no. than hundred and forty of
this cleared the balance finely umbeed This land produces
fine tobacco and of the manufacturing kind produces
wheat remarkably WE'LL peculiarly adapted 10 wheat
invite those who wish purchase such property
and view it. II this property should be sold privately
will he exposed sale BY public aucon The Isl OF September
next JAMES AUSTIN.
Buckingham, July !, 1873. lG-WtS