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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

BY virtue ola Deed oIrult
from L/aae Me'Pbeyloa TO the icriber,
will be expofed TO falc upon theemiles,
on Monday the 10th day Of ptember
next, fair, if nor, the next f;day:
Three feveral pareelsf land,
lying upon the fouth flde of O'quan, In
the county Of Prince Williar- One OF
the iaid parcels has front oIzo feet,
and 80 feet deep; upon this ne is erect
led BRICK MILL-HOUt, os feet
long, IS wide, four itoriesigh, with
two wa,erwheels, four pair Nes OF feyen
feet diameter each, with all & machinery
lately introduced into mercht mills, N
complete order. This mill litoated up
on fream fufi:ient 70 worthe four Psir
of ffones and the machinery the mill ,he
year through; upon this ound IS alto
erected a Brick Dwelling jote, go ieet
by "a. Another of the d parcels OF
ground adjoining thereto hSo feet front,
and is of the fame depth, ON which IS
erected Warehoufe.
A Traa Of land, containing
thirty four acres, adjacenio the other
two parcels. -s7oo doris of the pur-
chafe money muG be paid hand, ere
dit on any further. fun the ppesty may iell
for will be given as can agreed upon
on the day Of fale.
JAM KEITH.
July zS. eocf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
JAMES S. SCOTT,

TAILOR s -HABIT-MAKER,
ACOUAlNTS the citizens of Alexan-
dria, that he will make a iait Of clothes
for Five Dollars cath, or for any perfon to
whom he may be indebted. He has on
hand fome good Cloths, &c. witha very
handfome aiiortmsnt Of Veft Shapes, But
tons, &c. which he will ailpoie ofon the
.lowef terms as above.
He ALTO requeits thofe who are in-
debted to him TO make payment, Particu-
iarly thoie whole accounts are Of longer
Randing than fix months, as they will rot
meet with longer iadulgs nee than SePseul.
der.
He ALTO acqaaints thofc who are in
debted to John & James S. Scott, thai
if their accounts are not clofed before &C.
robcr court, fuits Will De inGilsted with
oot d lcrim n ton.
Augua IL. eo3w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
Fairfax Ereet, June i,

I have ]yF receDed, and oTs'.
fey( ale by The piece or sTafer qaasi'y.
2 Boxes Bandana Handker-
chiefs,
Bale Beerpoore CaGas, very fine,
? Ditto Deduriy, or CAT Cloths.
BENZ AMIN HREVE, jun.
In confequence of arrangements made
with the proprietors q the Bottom Win
dow Glafs manufaetor, 4 lhall be en-
abled to execute ordersor any quantity
or dimenGons, at the fices at which IL is
fold at the mandatory
Augui s. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26

81 BoCkIPllONoaFOk
The Turnpike Road from Alexan-
drl0 to Little R1uer,
in Loudoun county, will be received by
William Hartlhorne for @himtelf and ]okn
Thomas Ricketts,, in Alexandria-lfrael
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoan ). David
Hunter and Wllllam Riddle in Berkeley /;
Thomas Hammond ana Matthew Frame
in Jefaftoa; -Bulhfod Taylor and 'AVm.
Davidfon in Frederick Samuel C.owdion
add William Stienuerger lii Shenandoah.
This being bafnel, IN whick The com
npnity -n'4ybe greatly benefited, and as
i has only this day come into my hands,
have undertaken 10 publilii,wlthont con-.
falting the other commilioners as they are.
all at al tfance. The law is with,me
and ] doubt not will be fhewn by the
other commiaioners, to any perfon ap.
plying. The law require 1ensdollays TO
be paid at the time Of inbfcrioins the
remaining FUN ofnincty dollars, on each
lhaTe, is o be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PfeGden, and DueaoTs, to be
choien BY che feckholders.
Vim. HARTSHORNE.
April 20. 60.
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FIRST NOTICE.
II the eale Of laac M'PAsrl6n o.
BdakYubt


WHEREAS comnliion of bankrunt
cy founded upon the aa of the Conerefs
OF the United States, paGed on the 6tb
day Of April, 1900, entitled Gan act 10
eAabliih an uniform fyaem Of bankruct.
cy throughout the United States" has
been awarded and iIued againa Ifaac
M'Pherfon, Of the county Ct Prince VIII
liam, merchant and miller, and he beico
declared bankrupt, is hereby required 10, Q
furrender himielf 10 the comnillopers i
the faid colnmition named, or a major
part Of them, on the 10Th and 18th DAYS
Of Acguli next, and on Friday, the 9Th
day OF The fame month, at the Eagle Ia
veEn in the city of Richmond, at O'Clock
in the afternoon Of each day, ard make
full dilcovery and dliclofute of his eGate &
effects; when and where his creditors ara,
to cone prepared to prove their debts, and
at TIE lecond fitting to chu!e aaienees: &,
at the lat fitting the fad bankrupt is re.
CURED to hni!h his examination, and the
creditors are to siTsnr to or diGent from
the allowance ofhis certificate. All per.
fons indebted to the fdd bankrupt, or that
have any of bis effects, are rot to pay OF
deliver the fame but to whom the commit.
honers ihall appoint.
ROBERT BROOKE,
Seezstayy 10 The CommD4o9ers.
Richmond, July z6. dzStt
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THIS WORK IS ENTITLED.
AMERICANA;
Il NEW TALE o The GENIL,

Andis meF ss1eafuly mlrribed toIb
mas .JelFfsgfsa; .sU5p, bad be sae0ey. bee ]
+. PrxEatat gftbe United States, lie aeqc
Tale offbe; Gam. 0ifboagb qr,1itsn one
!. ard fquenty ytars ag'. ssoald aeue, IL a.
bro5ablfty. 6aVs beer patlssSedhy bis msf
obed.eat ler0aat,
JalMESTOBINE.
Aags& "a, so6t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
10 he Refrd,
July 80.

The Houfe in Wich ] now
live, of which l have "a .Dfe for upward
OF three years from this inc, the ftua-
ton iseligible and the fuse conmodlou:
For terms apply
J.B.NICKoLLS.
Fairfax Ereet, June i. e1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
GUNFO w DEN.

Baltimore Bellona vGunpowder,
~ the, quarter cafk. Alfo,
Refined Salt Petre, blythe guar
Ter cws. or larger quantity. A eohfanl
flpply of ttofe articles from the Manufac-
.Sory, will be7kePt forfale On she lowef
Terms, by
LAWRAsON q SMOOT.
April S. COON
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26

He fu5fcfabe1 0nxloustto re-
movs 10 Georgia * The fopsS Of tbe en-
/xmg fall, efers Joy.fale,
A TRACT OF LAND
qpitbis fse DJen7 Of C'olum6ia, eontaix-
ing 1<arJ 500 aeyeS.
This properly IS flcalaat5y ht1t-
ated, nearly featral befqueen Alexaudyia
and George 7 o1va, and rvitbiu a nix ard
an bu5fef. tie Pofemae-tbe Gae,axtage Of
a foyhde,n6le 5ro9ortiou beng beQvily
AVOIDED, Had is proximity tat5rrt .fourjb-
Ng cities, ssadsr it valuakAe. So aefyoss
an I, 70 eeecutsmy Plans, mai, to eBs7 a
Ials, I avi1 make logEdrra5As Iaeryee.;;
10 accommodate, Il will Gig,de it int Its ef
any fSe, and a/maA9rapo,tioa- Of the PR
ebaIs mouey beug PAID, a lsagt9y frfdH on
The balance qvili be grvfv. 4 qoia take
negroes for The 4uboie or any baft Of IT,.
Sbould I not tire efa, b.tose t6e .frrf
Of ORober, OH that day, I.h5aH pabl'ely ef-
fer Rfsr. /als 0ftbe Gee5fSe- Hs4le IN AAsx-
aaa7a.
&c. II. CHAPMAN.
AuguR z. eoIm
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N 0 + / G E.

Having emplyed Mr.. Henry
CouPAR TO COLLECT the different debts due
to the eltates Of Eliiha c. Dick, Andrew
and William Rarliay, and James GilIies.
All petfons therefore who are indebted to
either of the faid eaates are requefed 10
make immediate payment to the laid Hen
ry Coupar who is fully authorized TO grant
receipts for the fame.
JOHN McfIVER.
eIulyZza. corn
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26
.ALLEGO RICALs MASOJLE.

It's Pyiated on fine paper, with an exechcnt
type, and confifing Olive very long acts: III al.
containing about I3o urge octave pages.
DRdMAfIS sPERS0N.E.
AMERICANA, Genius of America,
A gseas and powerful ipirit, rsiiding 9 iince
Young creation $ birth, on the utmof fun
mir Of the Allegheny mountain.
GALLIANA. Genius of France,
"A mighty fpiris prs6ding over the Gallo nation
ELUTHERIA, Goddeis Of Liberty.
Formerly friend and intimate companion OF Bril-
tanuia, gcniusof Britain; but havingibeen diff
gufed at foniething little tending toward
tyranny. in the conduct of her friend Britain
MA, lhc (Elurhcria) flies from Britain, and a.
lighting on the top of the Allegheny noun
tain, throws herfelf for protection, into the
arms of Americana. Need the reader be told
that Americana Immediately granted an afy-
lum to this charming Goddefs thar ihe did
thar ihe does, and that he will for ever protect
her from all her foes
THIRTEEN 1NFL UENCING GENT.
ReGding in the Air, and prefding over he thir-
teen United States,
ETHURIUS,
Commander In chief OF Americana and Callianas
united arial legions.
FULMENIFER,
"A long tried and faithful fervant of Americana,
who, after having benin Franeeto tocit the
afiitanee of Galiana, accompanies beth her &
Elutheris, 10 thcirssrial fighr from Europe to
America. 3
JELEMIc,
s Chief the 3iftuous ipirits wh1 attend upon A.
americana, and rehde III her pavilion. .
ARTANrHUS,
Another ipiris of the fame character, re6ding.
lkewife in the pavilion OF his queen
(Reipublica Regina)
7'TPH0N, G(nu5 ertranny, q F440 !.
TIDO, Genius Of Pride,
Pretended friends 10 Britannia, and to Vlrtus
but feeretIy her grcateh foes. powertui magl
cians--open and protected enemies to 4Ameri-
cana and her divine friend kiatheria. 8
VESPERIA.
Chief of the female fpiTts who attend on the per-
fen OF Americana.
FIYBEA,
Chief Of the MOUNTAIN nynphs,
TINToREl'TA. s
Chief of the Hemmadryads, or wood nymrhs.
OFFA,
Chief Of the Gncmes. or nliiehieyOus fPirits
MUSDcRUs,
The only Mortal who appears.in the piece, an
ancient hermit, lo1g Iefidiag inthe mott I'm,
Erequented part of the Allegheny mountain
who, having been deeoyed blythe nlilchievors
Gnome, ofa, up 20 the fuamit ofthe noun
tain, te that facred fpot inha bted by the Ge-
Mus OF America ihe, in regard to the god
e.mortas many virtues, commands her fer
wants to perform the Ailegorieal Mafque,
g more for hsiniormation than anlufament,
as the old man was totally ignorant,ot the.
wonderful revolution which happened IN his
native land, during his long iscuGon ffcn the.
gof q. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-26

the Will OF the late George Carter, OF
Stafford County, will ell at Public Aucti-
on the hrR Monday q December next, in
the town Of Leefburg, bis
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying On both Gdes Il Goofe Creek, in
this County, and running from thence TO
the faid town; containing about five
thoufand acres, mott Of which has been
laid off in lots, and ince leafed for lives
or term of years; rom the peculiarly
eligible htuation of this land, and its
great f.nels for the improving fate OF
agriculture that's fixing place in this
neighborhood, it is lpped that il will be
an Object worth tho attention Of thofe
who with to vea thtir money in landed
property one third o{th- purchafe money
will be required on tke day Of fale, the
remaining two thirds 10 be paid by two
annual infallmsnss tx per cents Of the
Stock of the U. States vii! ue taken in
payment for one half Of the two delayed
infallneats, at its epFreltryalne, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good peri nal feeurity and mortgages
will be required to fcure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living inLeeburg
and fnrveyor of this County, has a pla'
Of the land and will furyey.,or fhow any
part Of it to thofe who win it, they pay:
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Juar.
THOMAS l.. LEE.
Londoun County, Auguf 20. 60
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Acres of Land,

Lying on Aliens Greek, in the parish o.
Saint Martins, in the said county of Han
over-A,so
FOURTEEW HUNDRED MD FIE-
7'Y SIX ACRES,
Lying on Turkey Creek in the parish and
county aforcsaid---or SO much thereof AS
shall be sufficient to raise the sum of nine
hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty eight
cents, with interest thereon to be comput-
eG after the rate Of FIVE per cenuum per
anuum, from the sixteenth day Of Februa-
~, one thousand seven hundred and se-
venty FIVE, till payment, and costs Of suit,
and expenses attending the sale.
BEN. MOSBY, D. M.
For JosEPH ScoTT, M.E.v. Dt.
June IS, 1902. [tds1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
lER. JOHN HARD,
SIR

IS l know not your pace orresiss,,o
l taSe tins method Of noifyihg Won. tbat I
shall by my attorney, move Tie -vora5;ri,I
court , OF Buckingham county, on clc sr.
cond Monday in August next, thag be;ro
court day, for judgement and aw.rd n
execution against you FOR the sum Of fvs
pounds ten shillings, with lawful irteras,
thereon, from the twelfth dav or15sy, o,e
thousand seven hundred aud nine,v nine
: : 50 I'VE dollars and sixty seven cents, also
nFe per centon both the above Sims. wsi,b
paid for the sheriff con r.'esop Mil
sad sums, except the list sum f,r qbe.
Ti'i S commission Joseph CabcD, William
l. Lewis, and John Breckenrdoe. Fvecu.
tors OF Joseph Cabeii, dec. recovered A.
gainst me as your security in said court.
Tor debt and cost, and which 7 have paid.
] am, sir,
Your Former friend, &c.
r, 80 JOHN BAGBY.
'"'y '@'1' 1907. (2w)
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TO THE puBI1C

\ -
THE above publication was procrasti-
mated on, account Of the copy-right being
vested in Mr.. Davis, who has now e.
greed to print the book in conjunction
with the subscriber. The public are there
fore respectfully informed, that the worl,
will be put TO press, so soon as q suficien-
cy OF subscribers are obtained to indenni-
ty the expense of paper. Upon an accu-
rate calculation, the P"ice s.er..iorrd ~
'the former proposals was found too small ::
the subscriber has thought proper to en-
hance it, and he hopes that those who first
intended TO patronize the undertaking, will
not on that account withhold their support,
Tor so trivial an alteration.
JOHN DIXON.
Is Subscriptions received in Richmond
at the Bookstores of Mcssrs. Pleasanta
and P'Toaa1d, at II. DaUis's Printing Office,
and by MIR. Pun!tTey, book-binder.
(wtf)
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WASHINGTON BENRy AcAnrn.u

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADENfY.
y HIS Seminary was once second 10
Y none in the State, except William
and Mary. and its healthiness of stu
stlon and contiguity to Richmond, ren-
ders Its re-establishment en- object o.
great importance to the citizens Of tha,
place. An hours ride in amy emer-
gency may obtain the best medical and
ana place childgsh immeaietelvu,4r DEE ~
cais and management OF their parents.
The prizes in this Lottery are celtainl,
not so large as to attract in any very great
degree the merccnary while they afford
from the few blanks to a prize, q fan
chance for profitable returns 10 these who
may purchase tickets. 1t is the promo
ton Of an institution so valuable to socie-
ty, which ought to command the liberaIity
OF the public IN general, hut in an e1nipenl
degree these who reside near the place.
and are consequently more immediately
interested. 1t is presumed that if the
importance of reviving this Academy, was
Justly appreciated, the citizens of the adj
ljacent counties would Of themselve imrne-
mediately purchase all the Tickets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
VIRGINIA:
In the High Court of Chancery, Monday

VIRGINIA:
In the High Court of Chancery. Monday
October 5th, 1901.
BETWEEN
William DrrudE Plo;n,;f,
AND
Joln Po'oell, and lillian B. Gizs8, ami |.
Frances 1a55, .Hdnlr. ard .4fnrr. of
John Ta6b, and --------------. hc;,,o 7,,J
dieUisees oftde said John, Defendants.
THE defendant Join Powell, not baviT .,
entered has appearance, and given securi.
~ according to the set of assembly and
the rules of this court. and it appearing 70
the satisfaction of the court, that he IS not
an inhabitant Of this country, on the root;oo
OF the plaintiff, IL ia ordered, that the de-
iendant do appear here on the first dav of
the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in some news paper or
the city of Richmond for two months suc.
cessively, and posted at the front door Of
the capitol in the said city.
ACoPy, Teste,
p. TINSLTY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

THE subscriber has commenced the
practice OF the Law IN the Heb Couri
of Chancery for the distriet ofRicbr,opd
and in the FederalCourt ofthe same place,
his attendance win be regular cn LotL
Courts CREED TAYLOR.
Cumberland county, Needham.0
near Farmville Post Cmcc. ! fAN
Prince Edward, loth July, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

10 TIE REPREsENqA71yESoF q.yE SEvd7F
FoR 7RE STA9E or PIRcYSIA.
40 there is vacancy by the death OF
the late clerk to that house, take this
opportunity through the medium of The
press,to offer you my services next sessi-
on OF assembly, 10 Eli that post. Should
You think proper to elect me, You may
r,eiy upon my unremitted attention in the
discharge of the duties incumbent ON me
in that station.
MATTHEW BRANCH.
buckingham, 18th July, 1902. (Swl
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JUST pUDLIsHFD.

JUST PUDLISHED,
And may be had at the Pfiutine-O6ca Of
John Dixon, and of John Courtney, INN.
near Mr.. Wilknson's Tayern. ON Sbor
ke hill
THE CHRISTIANS &c CKRT CON-
P.ANYOIc
Being o collection Of the newest and most
admired SPLRITUfL SONGS S. now MARE
use OF amongst the United Baptist of Virpj-
ma Selected by John Courtney, senr.)
IT This Book contains los pages. 8
yo,--Price, twenty FIVE Gents single.
Richmond, July 10th, 1902. $50
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New Light,

In = course Of experiments which the pa
tented Aatters himself, will meet general
sDprobation, as thew viii prove the utiIis.
" OF the discovery. [tf]i
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L A II ID,
.oa. T. I'rea,i,s,
FRON WETY 90.

N } ESPECTFULLE Informs the public,
~ that he wil Z 1(&f 3 AtEGtrA
NfCAL ARTS, namely Carriage Ma
kers Vanishing and Gliding ana making
the above compositions, Copal and Ja-
panncd Varnishes, after the India and Eu-
roPean Windsor Chair.ma-
kers, and Tinplate workers the art Of la
banning in the European iashion--Vatc
makers and Silver SMITH the art of Gid.
ing and plating-Grocer the art Of Con-
dictionary and cordiais---Apothecar pa
tent Medicines obtained from the Paten,
office London, sc. SSc.----No pay will he
expected, until they are perfectly satisfied
with his instructions. Apply at the Eaole
Tavern, or at his mandatory and stiIl
house annie and a half below Shed Town.
N b. All persons having demands a.
gainst Doctor Prentiss, are requested 70
bring in their accounts Immediately, as he
wiu positively leave this place forthe north.
ward IN ten weeks-and those indebted
to him VIII there ore see the gnecessitv ~
settling their respective accounts i1nnedi.
ately.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
EOR SALE,
A VERY LIKELY YELLOW
Servant Girl,

About fourteen or fifteen years Of age
ne IS a good house seryant.--Enquire Of
the prinyer. (9tlD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

II IS proposed by the above scheme, TO
raise 1000 dollars, by discount upon prizes
alone (which, at Is per cent, viii be the
sum desired.
TT G K 2 rs
Are sold by tie trustees, Thomas Tinsley,
Edmd' Randolph. M. Jones, WIN. Pollard,
tfervas Storrs, John Seabrooli, Jno. A..
Richardson, Samuel Scherer, Roger Gre
CORY, jr. W. Trueheart, Thos. Starke,
Benz. Pollard, Henry Timbgrake, Benz.
Oliver, jr. jno. d. Blair-and the money
received from time to time, is directed to
be deposited IN the treasury, for the use
oil the successful advenuregs, or Of the
purchasers Of such tickets respectively, if
any accident should require a reimburse
mcn'. (2m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28

DY Virtue CT decree of the court of
L. the United States, for the fourth cir
cut, in the Eastern Virginia DistriGt, bear
ing date the 10th day OF December, 1901,
wherein join TyndaIl Ware, executor Of
William Jones, dec. who was surviving
partner Of Farrell and Jones, IS plaintiff, S,
William cambridge and Jane cambridge,
executor and executrixlaf Nathaniel West
Dsndridge, dec. William Macon, John
Johnson and Robert Anderson, surviving
trustees Of the said Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deceased, John cambridge, Robert
cambridge and Nathaniel cambridge, sons
of the said Nathaniel West cambridge,
Patrick Henry and Dorethea his wife, Phi
lip Payne and Elizabeth his wife, John
Spotswood Moore and Ann Katharine his
wife, Woodson Payne and Mary his wife,
and Archer PAYNE, the said Dorothea, E
lzabeth, Ann Katharine and Mary, daueh-
ters Of the said Nathaniel West Dan
bridge, deceased, and devisces in his viii.
and -------- Dandridge, -..-- Of
Alexander Spotswood cambridge, defend
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
WILL De SOLD,

To the highest bidder, for ready money,
at the Westinghouse Of Mr.. William Pull
liam, in Hanover county, on the 18th day
OF August next, the negroes mentioned in
the deed on which the above mentioned
decree is founded, if dilivered,
-FOUR THO CS.EAD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-07-28
MIlleYdIOgY.

TT7HE subscriber respectfully informs
J. those persons It may concern, that he
proposes remaining in or near Richmond
for 8 or 4 weeks longer, and will during
that time, examine land For Coal or any o.
ther Minerals, and assay the ores, for any
gentleman who may wish it. The terms
will be found moderate, and the informant.
ON given, such as may be relied upon.
Being much out oftown, Q note left with
The printer, or at MIR. Booker's Tavern,
viii meet due attention.
d. FENFREY,
MineraIogist.
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Agriculture

Just received ats. Pleasants's Bookstore,
nov work, entitled
81 he Great Error Of American Acr;cuI-
ture Exposed; and Hints FOR improve
inenl Suggested, BY Thomas Moore"
toi iaont5o1neiy county, Maryiand.)
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TTf&a'EY DoLk.faS REH.TRD.
stolen frorn the subscriber, in Chesterfield
county, near. Failing CrselI-Church,
Gu ths lltl Of July, likely
YeA0ger5h Kay Mare

four years old last spring, about four feet
eight or nine inches high, in good order
ana heavy quartered, with one or two small
saddle spots; her name, tail and foot locks
are rather darker than her body she trols
wen, but galloPs aTl,wmdly.- person
Who Will bring the said mare TO me, or give
such intelligence that ger her again, shall
receive the above reward, besides ali otrer
reasonable expenses, from the subscriber.
JOHN SNELLINGS.
sch July, 1902. (stm
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