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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24
SIR,
I RECEIVED with fur

| RECEIVED with Ilr-
prize your letter, informing me that the
latt paragraph of the piece You agreed
TO INHERIT yefterday would be omitted.
As an hone(t Man you ought to make
PREPARATION for an afertion which was I'M
true. If any gentleman has informed
you that the paragraph dictated is not
correct, you will be 10 good as to fend
me his name. ! fhall only further OBJ
ierve that if G1y attack IS sUsr made on ny
Fat6e7:, you have been informed what
the writer has to expect.
/ am, Yours,
L. HARYIE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
ADVERTISEMENT.
On TUESDAY,

B. pirtue Of a Deed Of 71gf from
otuer Roberts TO the SaIleri6fr, qriN be
expelled to Ssle, tar re0dy meag, on tie
Premy5s, on WedueJday The I7fb day
# Novembey, if far, # not, tben fbr
ssrt far day,
ONE half OF that LOT Of GROUND in
" the city Of Warrington, lying in iquare
No. a56, and deGgnated in that iquare by the
No. 10; the moiety inteuded to be fold fronts
elon the open are on the Penpfyl ania Avenue,
I'd joins upon the los No. II in that iquare, has
Aopt of "A feet 2 inches and an half. and
Y eet inches deep; upon it is erected frame
pSelhng- Houle.
JAMES KEITH, TruRee.
October Is. dts
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
SALE bp auaton.
On WEDNESDAY,,

40 s'eloek, SOiN be JoA at The r<rda'
SIR. the eosatr Of King and Cnio'
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whiky in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine IL pipes and quarter csiks'
MolaIes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap IN boxes,
Coffee in csiks and bags,
Rai6rs ~ kegs and boxes,
Queens Wale, and
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
THOS. PATTON, A4aioseer.
Oaober "a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
DuuI(r Sale.

On Tbuyla4y The zstb igf. T9iN be lola ~
the Premjlss, lie j0lls7yi4g vey vala-
abe Property,
Two WAREHOUSES on King
treet, oppo6te Mr.. D. Davey's.
Two tWo-ifory Frame Houies,
on King Greef, next door to Major Rel
ley's thai are under rent, and produces
about 400 dol!s.-per snnum, payable quar-
terly.
6J6s .fsr Sale Tie lame day,
Several Lots OF Ground,
on Wafhio gton between KING and Prince
itfects. Gre fourth q the pufehafe money
will be required 10 hand, che balance On a
credit OF 6and 9 moths.
PHILIP G. MARoTELLERs
Ca. ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
Iult Received,

Ana far Ja1e ythe SulEnber, at bis Fare,
coyxsr If Price and Uuisn Rreet',
IS Pipes Madeira Wine,
10 do. 4eh proof Brandy,
S do. New-Engl land Rum,
. DO. Holland Gin,
3 Quarter ca{ks Catalonia red Wine,
Kegs Annifeed Cordial,
"a boxes dipt Candles,
Sugar in hhds. ard barrels,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
tIYionfkin and Souchong Tea,
Jamaica Rum and Malaga Wine.
Iaiins in kegs and boxes,
Lciper's Snuff in half barrels and kegs.
Mems coarfs and fine Shoes,
Womeas' Morocco and fancy kid do.
And eight Bales of INDIA GOODS, con-
filing OF Manloodics, En,erties, Cuzzinahs, Mo-
hanas, Gungies, Checks and Calicoes, and a few
pieces China and Lunge ldankercheifs and Ra-
vens Duck. A large quantity of RED SOAL-
LEATHER, aud few barrels Tanners beit
brown OIL.
BENZ. sHREVE, jun.
or. II. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
CARVIlVG, GLIDING, and
VARNLSHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS.

Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS,
OFFERS her grateful acknowledge
ments TO the citizens of Alexandria and
the public generally, for the many favors
conferred on her in the line Of Ter proief-
fion, iince her thort refidence anoas them,
AID iofo ms them that The propoies return.
Ing TO Philadelphia in about two weeks !;
until her removal fhe will be happy in
executing any orders they may think pro-
per 10 honor her with.
She has on baud and qviA EN at reduced
prizes,
A large and eIegan' ailortment Of
Prints and Looking GlaGes
and Girandcles.
October I3. dzw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25

to a Decree Of the Circuit
1Court oftbe DiariR Of Columbia, fer
The county Of Aisxandria, mil be /old,
on the ~ day Of Nooem6ey aext, om,t6e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
N Q I | G. +.
Il tie Matter Of Tboma, Me0re, Bonk-

YnPt.
TIE Subscriber being appointed AZ
fignee OF the eftate and effects of Thomas
Moore, late Of the tom of Alexandra,
a Bankrupt, all perlons indebted TO laid
Bankrupt, or that have any Of his Goods
or Effects in their hands, are not to pay or
deliver the fame TO any perfon other than
the Subfcriber, or lucIl as may be duly
authorized by him, all thofe who have re-
ceived Goods or Monies in payment fnce
he became bankrupt, are reqae6ed to
fund the fame, oaherwife they viii be
dealt with as the ACT diieas.
VIM. OXLEY, AJTsnee.
OF. II. dI5t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
Spanifh Hides.

fsf arri'Vsd in The Schooner Rarmony,
and far Sale BY
John & Jas. H. Tucker,
1000 Spanilh Hides
They bave ala in Store,
io,ooolb green Coffee,
20 Fibds. bef Muicovado Sugar,
20 Barrels do. do.
1000 Bufhels coarie Salt,
100 Sacks fine do.
10 Barrels. Tanners OIL. and
general aGortment ofGROCERlES.
OttOher !. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
public Sale.

On 7aelag' next, qviN6c @ld, at the Yex-
due Sforx,
box of fine Hats, in lots,
T. do. coarle do.
DO. ready made Clothes,
Cloths, Coatings, sc.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
ca. ~.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
| WentY Dollars Reward.

u AN AWAY from the Farm Of the
Az subfcr Tier, in Frederick County,
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, the nth
inf. fmall black fellow named MICH.
He is about FIVE feet five or fix inches high.
has very fhort face; his front teeth ttand
uneven and point out he has large ANGLES,
and frefh Gear on the inide of one of his
legs ju1 above the ANGLE. He had on when
he went away, an old brown coat, "trip
ed ELK waifcoat, pair Of blue cloth pm
falcons, edged with red, low crowned
hat, with narrow rim. Whoever lodges
the above delcribed Slave in any Jail, 10
that I get him again, fhall receive Ten
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars on delivering.
him to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSIE.
oa. 20. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
A PIECE OF GROUND

With the APPuRTRNANcEs,
Situated in the town of Alexandria, upon
the wet fide OF Pitt ireet, and TO the iuth-
ward of King Rreet, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning upon Pitt ftreet Isl feet
, inches TO the iouthward of King ftreet,
and running thence foushwardly with Pitt
areet and bidding herewith IS feet to
the fouth line of the lot Of Jehe Taylor,
deceafed, thence weSward!y with line
parallel to King freet 81 feet $ inches
and half to the line Of William Hally,
thence northwardly with his line and par
ralIel to Pitt freet the length OF the hrit
line. thence with trait line 70 the be-
Ginning. The Premifes will be fold under
the direction of
JOHN DUNDAs,
PETER HEIsKELL, eomn','.
PETER WISE, jun. J
Odober g. w.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-25
N O t | c E.

a IL Perfons having GOODS, placed
in the hands of Thomas Moore a
Bankrupt, unfold, the owners are noticed
10 prove their property and take them
away; or they will be difpofed of for the
benefit Of his creditors. As alto unre-
deemed pledges, unlefs the owner or own
ers come forward and pay the money ad-.
vanced fer them.
WILLIAM OXLEY, Adignee.
s October RI. o3t.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
In 3-iStonce of am order Of the

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
III rjaonce Of an order Of the
Graz Goart far the Ayfria and county
aforleu, made BY eon/6dt g parties in
tbr e4Js Of The United Sfates; v. s.
Rsbsrt r. Hose and ca. in ebaueeyy, mill
BE- .ex9elsd 10 fadhe JaA tor rsndr name,
aben The 1878 dry IF .Jaae nexf, fbetsloqv-
Ing valaable Prgperty, eo1Vyed in fraf 70
toe lubJen6ers ~ Cal. jim FHSgeraR,
late Of IBIS toqvn, deeeg/fa, piS:--
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying ufon the
faush fee of King freet and eait iide OF
union itreet, and bounded by an alley O
go feet in width, on the fouth from Uni
on Greet to the water. On tbs piece CT
srccnd are erected three Brick Ware
ho4 es a feet 4 inches in front, AZ fee,
deep and three Tories high each--Aifo, .
SAIL LOFT above the up Per fory 70
feet in length and IL feet wide upon the
aarr---ali under one roof. Adjoining,
and On the eai Gde of this houfe, is piece
Of ground unimproved the whole length Of
the houfe, S feet deep, terminating on .
: f. allsy, laid out ufcn the frort OF the
wa3rf. From the front of the wharf is 2
pr extended into the river 100 feet by
60 in breadth. Aprsrta;ning TO the pier
is dock s. feet wide en- thr one ilde and
ano,her rs fees on the other fde.
Wm. HERFER r, Trra...
inc. C. HERBERT,
May s. dh
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

John Gardner Laid
Ha, 1ately ,eeeiq,ed far lak at bis War1-
bozJs, Prince frref Wbay, rs
Ruflia Sheetings, ner bale or
Ruilia and Ravens Duck ,;scs
And India Cotton
German Linens and one trunk iewing
Silks and Ribbons,
A few pair handiome Locking Glaass
in gilt and mahogany frames,
Two bales of Paper Hangings,
A great variety OF mems, womeDs and
childrens' fhoes, coarfe and fine,
Young Hyloa and rz.4s,
Souchong
Tea tablefet of China in boxes,
Cotton, wool and playing Cards,
Holland and country Gin of the belt
quality in Pipss,
w. India, and N.
ENGLAND Rum, IN hhds and bis.
MoIaHes & Sugars
Coffee in bags,
Spinning Cotton,
Butter in hrkins,
Beef and Pork in bis. and half bis.
Srermaceti and tallow Candles,
White and brown Soap,
Chocolate of the be& and common tort,
Cheeie OF an extraordinary fine quality,
Shsd, Herrings and dried Cod Fiji,
A quantity ofred Soal Leather,
F,elh Raihns and Figs in caiks,
Lemons in boxes,
Pepper, Alfpice, Nntmegs, Almonds
and flnall quantity of freih Hops, &C.
AJf,
About 80 tons OF LignutnyitS.
~ '1I IL. q
nave jyp re- e'ued and oteri
for lale. SAL X NGS a d OSNABUkGS
in bales, and FELL HATS III boxes
ALTO, one ton StiEATEiING PAPER.
w. HODGSON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
IN the cafe Of James GllJses,
n BANKRUPT.

WHEREAS commifion # bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iflued againf
lanes Gillies, of the town of Alexandria,
in the diAritt Ct Columbia, by the name
aad the deIcription of James Gillies, on
the 9th day Of May, in the yeas of our
lord, one thoufaud eight hundred nd two:
And whereas the commiHioners IN ard dy
the faid comm.lion canned and asthoriieb,
have declared him to be a bankrupt; the
fad commissioners do hereby lummon and
require the faid James GilIies perfonally
to be and appear before the ccmmihioners,
in the faid commiGion named, on Thuriday
the 18th day Of this prefent month; on
Thurlday the sd day Of June rex, ard on
Friday the 18th day Of the fame month,
at Gadby's Tavern IN Alex ndria, at ;
O'Clock in the afternoon of e. CHI day, then
and there to be examined, and to make
full and true difcoyery and dilclofure Of all
his eifate and effects according to the d.
reaion. Of the act Of Congreis, entitled,
q An aet to ettabIilh an uniform iyitemof
bankruptcy throughout the United States.
at either Of which meetings the creditors OF
faii bankrupt may attend to prove the
f.rac, and thofe who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have effects Of any kind
in their hands belonging TO hin, are nof
to pay away or feerete the fame.
JAMES KEITH, I
JIG. HERBERT, 1comHJ'aaer.
]. B. NICHOLS,
TsGe. HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to The eommm D,91e
MAY S. .. 20
sain aItEu iDr ka5S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17
T. S I NJ NJ S
FUk DALE,

a Negro Man, about rs. Or
rs years Of age-aecu'ton,ed 70 honie
work and waiting at table being frong
and active he may be oshsrwife employed
atthe .pleafurc OF the parchafer. Apply
10 The printers.
.MaEh 20. 81 d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-17

~ain slveli ief 1ass.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
TIE SU8ScRL5ER oFFERS 70.
SALE TIKI
ra6 of Land,

NN which he resides, lying on Soth
Aysides OF Modest creek. containing a.
bout 800 acres, of which 500 are IL cul-
uvat'on, arranged into five tsistin@ fields,
Al ot ~Aich are well incioSed; there are
about 900 aoles of wood land, which is es
teened the .sest Tobacco Land in the ncigh-
bcurhood lol the same number of acres)
the iand IS weh uu,bercd and wa,ered, the
OnHdings are valuable, heiRg jaSt finished,
and built under the particular inspection
OF the subscriber; they consist og a very
convenient and pleasant dwelling house
with three rooms below ard three above
stairs, TWO bUck chinnies and two porch.
es, Creamery 80 fest by J s, and all other
out houses for The convenience OF fami-
iy; its distance from Petersburg is s.,
I from Richmond IS miles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18

THE PARTNERSHIPS OF
WEBSTER u CROUCH md CR0Ecy
~ W,EBS2.ER
VIM dissolved BY mutual ,green,nt
thc 9TH instant.---Th hose whs bsy, c'o;y,.,
aglnst the concerns, wa phase 1or5v a.
payment 70 Robert Crouch and ihoe,, -.
dcoted arc desired 70 male payment 70
him alone, such having been the terms 81
thc agreement BY which TIC said partner-
shibs were dissolved,
ROBERT CROUCH,
Richmond, August 10, 1902,
n. y. THE CITY HOTEL viii IN 81.
ture be kept by The Suhscribes, on his own
account.
K. CKorca
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Notice

nAT there viii be petition Pre-.
Sehted TO the next General Assem-.
p'y' praying that law explanatory of the
one incorporating che " Manchester Tprn-
PIKE Company" may be passed, and 20
compel tho said company to eonhne the
sala lurnplke road 10 the Buckinchayn
'oau, as :, now fuus, except strai.ening
August 2<ih, 1909. reoz..c,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
J A G. X,

belonging 10 Mrs. 6nne Holman, who
made bis elopeInent IN the 2Srd Of Au-
gust last ana was hlilang aboutkhe neigh
bourhood til the S0h. Jack is about
twenty~three years ole, tolerabiy black, is
about svc feet eight Of nine inches high,
and walks with his toss very much out !;
ne wore away a browa l:hen shirt and o.
Yeralls, grey cloth coat, and wool hat.
1--Wheever VIII apprehend the sand slaves
and bring them TO the subscriber IN Buck
ingham county, or secure them IN any Jail
So tAat he can recover them again, shall
Exclusive Of what the Jaw allows receive
TWENTY Dollars reward, Or TEN
DOLLARS FOR either Of thsui.
Bo.4Z PoRG.
BucsinghaIas Sept. 1, 1902. lwStl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
IN A>IAyF Az CO the 30thaay Of Aagust
IN last, negro rrM., BY the name Of
SOUIRE;

About tewenty Eve year; Of uge; he is
very Back, hss rather Down leok when
spoken o, IS about ave feet Eve OF six an
ches high, round-shouldcred, speaks in =
hoarse voice, his fsetrathev loAg, his nose
high and thin, and Aas u large soar on
one o. his feet oocasioned by cos with an
Ak. lie carried away with HIM . variety
of clothing, among wtich were tive b'oad
cloth coats (prety MIRA WORM one che
and the other dark grey, several pair oi
pantaloohs OF different colours, n wool hat
and two pair of shoes, one pair with low
and the other with very high quarters
laced before and naild round the seals
He went away, 1t is tiuoght, with negrC
NAN by the name Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Land for Sale.
The subscriber wishes to sch
The TRAIT Of Land

w hereon ne resides, containing 1850 a.
ores, iying just below Luliisa courthouse.
on the most public road 20 Richmond, and
ABOUT so miles from that place, extending
several miles along the road, and runs
"itiiin less than half mile Of the court
house. There is a large dwelling house.
store house, and conyeniehf out houses
several orchards, bceides a large young or.
chard Of the best fruit trees, and abou,
t.Mehty acres OF good timothy meadow.
} he land lies well, clear Of stone, is wen
watered, commands a !ine range Tor ca,,ie.
As we'll adapted for the culture ofersin. and
part otii good tobacco land. There has
been cleared about 200 acres, none oC
which worn out. There are several lots
wen MANFRED To The publican it would
oe a valuable stand. would sell the
"hoie' or part, 20 slit purchasers. The
Payment may u made very casy.--ror
'e''''" Apply 20 (sw)
CHARLES YANCEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Land for sale.

He tr6t OF land. known by the name
a RivuFdge, late the property of OF
way Byrd, IS Offered for sale, on a credit
OF five gears on the purchasers securing,
by deed ettrist on the Land, together
with bond and good personal security, the
payment o.. the principal at the time ap-
pointed, anc the quarterly payment Of le-
gal interest from The date OF the contract.
This valuable plantation lies on James
River in th, county Of Charles City, 25
miles from Petersburg, and 50 from Rich
mond; is therefore very convenient 20
trade, and fas an excellent fshery.-The
Tract contains 500 acres by an old survey
a considerable part Is woodland, and very
ven timbcred the cleared grounds are
wei adapted to The cultivation of Corn,
Wheat, and Oats, and there is valuable
Appie-Orchsrd, Of good bearing trees, ST.
tuate3 on the River. The dwelling-house,
Which is elegant, andin good repair, (hay-
ing four rooms and large passage on the
iiEst floor, and four rooms and a passage
on the second floor, besides garnet, which
is spacious, and answers the purpose Of a
store-rOomt) stands near the river, with
the advantage Of fine prospect, and
pleasant situation. There are several con
vsniert OK houses. and Mill, sufficient
to grind for few families, on stream,
not Ear from the dwelling house.--The
Mill az present needs some repairs, which
may be THpdc at a small expense. MIR.
Patrick H0dren, residing at Sbiriy, is au-
thorized by me to receive proposals for a
purchase, and TO execute deed to the pur.
chaser in ny name. This land Is sold in
Of the last VIII and Testament
Of Otway Byrd, deceased, and the title is
uuquestioIably good.
ANNA BYRD, .<dn,r.
zgifh the DWe7nered Of Orzp y
Byrd, deceased.
MeckIeiburg, July 30, 1902. T7r1I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
THE SDBScHx6zR
isinelined to sell by private bargin,
A ract of Land

In the county Of Chesterfield, containing
ore hundred and seventy acres, late thc
property of Henry Saunders, dec. IL lies
about twelve miles from Manchester, adj
joining Shorts TaverB---to any person de-
sirous OF a country retReat, no situation
Can be more desirable either for health or
Slriness---The soil is fertile, and upon on=
part oil the land in the opinion Of good irde.
es 1t abounds with coal, which, can be corr
yeyed to the nayigable waters of Jamss
RIVER ~ land carriage of I-2 miles.
he improvements arc a toIerable good
dwelling and sunGry useful out houses To-
pretty good repair further description
IS not thought necessary, as it is presume
aole Sny person wishing 10 purchase, III
not oeiore acquainted herewith viii yiey
IN. me premises. For terms apply 10 M.
homas Woodbridge, jr. Gyioe near ia
'aho' or the subscriber. If not disposed
81 py private sale on or before lhe cd dav
81 ~ Oc,ober next, it will on ;hat day be Of
lerea 70 the highest bidter, at Shorts "a.
YeFi,' on acrediti---oond with appioved sc
curly WI be required by
UNALs&[ SAUNDERS, Rr,or.
e''Fol'ne county, Aug. 10, 1902. (wsr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Iyaft of Land,

Wherein he nov lives, lying on Tvittie's
/ Greek IN Charlotte county, contaipiDs5a-
bout $500 acres. II borders on the Creek
about two miles. into which run. four
branches In parallel directions, nearIy e.
saaiiy distant from each other; on each
oi t-aese branches are several very excel.
ieht sPr:Ss of good water; there is on the
tact, Il suppose near three hundred acres
81 low grounds, including great deal of
excellent meadow land, good orchards OF
al kinds OF fruit trees, particularly an Ap-
Pie orchard Of about two hundred trees.
mostly Hughes Grabs, that seldom or ne.
YER tsil bearing The hanses ORG q e,ood
dweiling house, three rooms below and
three above stairs, with two brick chimniey
and four lire places, with an excellent eel
lar under the whole, diyidedinto tworoone.
q 'YoEfN house OF two rooms with a kitchen
under II vailed with brick, GOOD bricl
chimney, with fire places in each room.
Meat house, Dairy, two Lumber hnnses'
&c &c. al! III good repair, and covered
with ieathere1ige plank. This traGl ofland
might be conveniently divided into TWO Sc
paTote tracts, one to contain about 500. and
the other about 500 acres, the former viii
include the dwelling house, plantation.
orchards, sc. the latter will mostly bs
wood land, With small plantation on II,
fresh cleared and under good fencing, s,,f.
iIcient tor or hands. These lands are
to mills, having one within a.
Eaiie, and seven more within six miles. a.
bout six miles from the court house, and
has an excellent summer range for cattle.
1t Is thought to be unnecessary TO mention
any more of the very many ADVANTAGES
which these lands Posscss'in point Of situ.
ahon, soil, &c. as il is presumed those IN.
'hned 10 purchase viii first view the pre-
Misses which will be shcwn and the terms
made known by application to
ROBERT BEDFORD.
June 25th, 1902. If1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-18
Forty Slaves,

Consisting oi Men, Women ana Children F;
-iSo, * SO Ks OF Horses, Cattle and Hogs,
Ho1sehsld and kitchen furniture, planLs-
Sen utensils, S-c.--Crsdi. wia Dc allow
sd the P4rchasers unui The 18th day Of 80
gust next. ioC "a SUMS above % dollars,
on giving bond eith approved SECURITY, 10
bear interest tom der dstesif no ponctu-
ally Psi3.--These WIN hzve CLAIMS q
gaiDst re IS ale are requested % 6r ne
Them forward - early as possible, prior 70
the day 81 sale.
Liquidated demands AGAINST The estate,
will be received FOR any property sold.
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10Th August, 1902. feo2l
k-~ p. S. III eosseglesset 2f ne Rscl.
soa@ Races commencing u. me SRI u Ccfe-
Ger tas dag FRA. tired o,tjor ths saLs 9ftse q.
acre tr2herfy, ne SAFE 1oiu tcke lYLace on
Tt4rsdoy ne son AZ September, as a5ore.
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NOTICE.
PETITIONS HILL De PRESENT
Ed 70 THE NEXT 5ENER.gL
14SSEBfBL Y or RL2CLNZh

Praying thai such alterations may Be made
in the act intitUled L" an ae'to redi,ce in
"to one, the several acts concerning Mills,
Nh 1snns and other obstucfions Of wa.
e" ter-courses," as shall eGe:tuaily prevent
~ future, the erecting or keeping up any
traps, dams, hedges, weir. OF other devi-
ees VA Jamcs-riyer or itslsyieable bran.
ches, for the purpose "a fixing ash OF
which shall operate a. an OBSTACLE to their
passage in any part o. the waters thereof
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| cnennent

On Shockoe Hil, formerly occupied by
the said Ed-arnd Grady as Grocery,
which in thesaid deed of trust IS mention
ed and described, 20 satisfy debt therein
mentioned t> be due TO Thomas White,
together with The costs and expenses of
drawing and recording the said decd, and
the charges, commissions, &c. attending
this sale. The sale viii take place pre-
cisely at four O'Clock IN the afternoon of
that day.
ISAAC WHITE.
Richmchd Sept 2, 1902. Istdl
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IN THE
WfSlILAcToN HENRY IoTySRy
FOR sale at S. Peasants Bookstore,
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Ris5~oad, Cd Nay. 1900.