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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

7.a9uis your eonhd.nce and 'bo'e it TO yoO'
ruin.
B,e,hren of the Cincinnati-There lies our
chief! Let him be our model. Like him, aiter
Iong and faihui public fervices, LEI us cheeffully
perform the focisI duties OF private life. Oh!
h wa, mid sni gen le. la him there ~as no OF
fence no guile. His generous hand and heart
were open 90 all.
Gentlemen Of the bar-You have loft your
briph,eR Ornament. Che,ilh and initiate his
esam e.-While, like him, with jufihab!e and
izudsbie zeal, you putlue the in,ereas OF your
clienls, re member, like him, the eternal princi-
pies of jua,ce,
Fshps Citizens-You have long witnefed
his oroiefional conduct, aud felt his unrissllsd
eloqaence. You know how well he performed
the dates of Citiz.n--you know that ne nev-
er coJrted your favor by aduiation or the iacri-
fee OF his own Judgment.
You have ieen him contenjing sgainR you,
and fsyinp your desrcft in,efefs, as il were, in
fai,e of ~ urielyes. And you now feel and en-
ioy The benefits reiuItiug from the firm energy Of
his conduct. Bear this teeimony TO the men,
iory Of my dcp,rtcd friend. charge Jon 10 pre-
n4 BIZ Eane-It is all he has left--all that theie
poor orphan children will inherir from their ia
Duts my thas "~y
be rich ,reafure to you ALTO. Let II be the 'eH
by which 70 examine thoie who follcit your ia
vor. Difregarding Profefions. view their con-
duet, snd on doubtful occahon, ak, W0SiS
Hamilfsn kave done ibi tbisgr
You all know how he pcnfhed. On this
Lar fccnc, cannot. muR not dwell. !, might
excite emotions too frong for your better judg-
mens. Suffer no, your indignation TO lead to
sny ae which might again offend the intulled
rnsiefy of the laws. On his part, a, from bis
lps. though with my voice ltor his voice you
will hear no more, let me entreat you TO refPee'
youriclyes.
And now, ye miniaers Of the everlaainl
COP, perform your holy Office. and commit
,hefe sfhes of our Departed brother to the bofon
Of the grave
Daring the proceaion there was regular
difchacee Of minpte guns from the battery, by q
detachment from the regiment OF artillery. The
different merchsnt veaels in the hsrbor wore
their COLOURS half matt.
. We ALTO learn that his Britannia majcRy'i
packet, apd alfo the Bottom trigatc lying at the
hook, paid their tribute OF reipcct to the memo
~ OF Gen. Hamilton, by wearing their colou''
half msh, and firing minute gun dOtins the pTo-
ce6ion, as did sllo the French triga,ts Cybele
and Didon.
The whole ceremony was conducted with
ths greatcA order and iolemnity; AID The efct
was in . high degree inpredive.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

Hevs fer S1it.
EoRTY Hhd,. Sugar. part Of which j. of the
L .a quality tor ,e,ailing.
"a Hhd,. g. 90 baeg. Coffee.
"A teS thds. old Dcmarata Rum.
Several quarter eslk, old Sherry Wine.
And aSeo buihels ra,ks. laand Salt. p,,t nc r.
very coMse and white. sui,able tor Diaries.
NeSporr. July a6. 1904. 90
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

! Liverpool letters ofsh- ara Of May. A,tsr
" the public prints OF yeaerday. announced the
arrival in London. Of Mr.. LIvINcsrox from
France. Whole obiees. il 10 fuppoied. is to tender
o'erure' OF peace to this country.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
Co Take Notice.

HE iubfcribef is determined TO pyofseute
4 every one found fiealiog hi, froi, or trei-
Psfing on his Gardens or Corn Add.
JOHN BANIsTER.
Ntqvbe,1, Jny fs,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
LAWS OF THE UNION.
[PusLIsBBp By AvTHoRITY.

EIGH j n OON0 NESO
OF THE
UNITED 81 .4TES,
At the fra Sehon, be-
gun and held a, the City
Of Warrington, 10 the
Territory Of Colu mbia,
on the Seventeenth day
of October, 1893.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
~ We have obtained p.rmiilion Of

- We have Obtained permifion OF the
suthof Of the Communication, over the hgns.
ture Of william Tell," again TO PcApohe i''
psblics,ioo tiil our next, in order 70 give room
for the whole Of the correiponcence, &c. rels''ng
20 the fecen, du q
We bsve aIio TO apologize for the omiiion
Of fe'eral articles Of intelligence and ad'erre-
ments.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26
N Z w P 0 R T,
MuJday, July 26, 1904.

Notwithstanding al the fpouring rant. high
which has lately ranklcd and teamed in the n.
Jsg,e paper "in thi, town." there is the mea
conciuGyc appearances that the form will blow
over. There vas tine when il was truly
formidable. Ii aroie Ut we nay be admitted to
ufe ftrons aud lively metaphor) like a water
ipout, threatening to annihiate gravity, and
throw the ocean 10 the heavens: Bot as that, by
the general psinciples of a,raetion, returns toi's
former level, aud mixes ~iih the forrounding
wateo;" 70 thi, has been over come by the ener.
gy of reafon. and blutAfy fpiit of rehlfsnce.
1.-THE Mercuri,l procuraiors are at length di.
poied to difnifs from their iervice for the pre-.
feat. their I" library gss,i.men"-to lay aide
their bosfed " pyo6ss." SC. Sc. and 10 fmosk
flor a feston) he .cssnut Of peace" il can
certainly be no fource of regret TO any ciafs or
delcripiion ofciizens Bot the Willingness with
which they would acqoiefce in a circomaance Of
this nature Is more on account of the difcordant,
and pcrplexing clangor which they keep up.
and the sroveIiog, and brutal vulgarity which
they refortto and exercife, than on any other.
They are indeed az hartrleh a. mice with their
teeth knocked oot. May their calsmpt Of
peace" continue 10 huro uotii they acquire liz.
t,s Knowledge Of common decency and civil de.
corum.
EIGN.
EAsr.IsDiss.-,Th Ian sccounts as,e
that the war with the Mshrstras, vas brough,
to ciofe, and peace easbliihed /; that FIVE Brit
in ftips Of the 6ne, had arrived al msdraf'
from Europe. Several French privateen, eruiL
ing cff the bay Of Bengal. have been captured.
Euaors.-Iondon dsies down TO the S,h
olt. ere received.--They cootain nothing Of
very great monent, further than before an
ooonced.-Bonspsrte vas proclaimed Emperor.
in Paris. the aoih May. Jerome and Lucien.
two Of Bousparte's bro,hess, arc excluded from
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

A ST. vincents paper Of the 9Th ult. lays,
/" A gentleman arrived here few days ince from
Dominique. informs that m American Caotsin
and Maze were executed few days ago at Caa-
dsloope. for bringing 81, Domingo iubjeet to
that ifands
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

Upon opening General Hapilton's will,
there wa. found enclnied in IL letter TO his
wife, writ,co on ,hc 4,h ,phsn 10 which hc tells
her, thar he h.d ,endesvoted, by all Pofilbie
means, 10 avoid this duel, hu;,h he found II I'M
poiIiole, uniets by a,iing in 'psnnr'. that would
juaiy !erieit her eAcem. Thar he ,fhauld certain
IL fall. and ihe ihouid receive thar letter after
his death. He ocgs her forgiveneis tor being
the czuie of 20 much pain &c her, & esrnefaly en-.
treats her TO bear herfeli up undet that load Of
srief, with which lhe would be over shelmed,
placing 6cm reliance on a kind Providence,
who would never deiert her.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

The notorious Peer Po,estirr, has bee
convicted of pubiilhins libel on the Govern
mcnt of Ireland.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

otate OF KHoDE-lsLASD and PRovrptncs
PLANTATIONS.
i~ General .40tmbJ. Jsse S.lfsr. n. ID. 1894.
ID ESOLVED. That the FUN of ten thopfand
IN dollars be appropriated to the pnrchaic Of
The evidences OF the regiacred public debt of
this State, under the direction and management
Of Comm'tiioners to be sppointsd by the Gene
fal Aflcmbly.
Rs/eivfd. That Samuel Vernon. fcpior.
Henry Sherburhe and Nathaniel Hszsfd. Elu'n.
be appointed Commifioner to porchsie the laid
cvidencet Of the faid regiaered public debt, in
fuch way and manner, and on foch terms, al
they may think mon advantageous to the pub
lie in,ereff Thar laid Commifioners give pub
lie notice of their appointment, 10 the news
papers, sdvefi6ng the creditors holding iuch
evidences, to fend TO the General Ts.a afurer, on
OF before the iecond Monday Of September ncxr,
iealed propofals Of the terms on which they wii
fell the fame; and that il propofals, equally ad-
vsntsgeoGs TO the State, fhsll be made for the
fale of gsester amount Of faid debt. than can
be parchafcd by tie fom hereby appropriated,
the amount thereof fhsIl be applied, in ratsble
proportion to the demands of the fevcral credi-
tors.
Reeivd, That the FUN appropriated 40
aforefsid, be fubjea to the order Of the faid
Commifioners. and be paid out by the General
Trcsfurer accordingly and that faid Commit
6oners report, from tine TO time. TO the Gene
raj AfsmbIy, their proceedings under theic re-
folutions.
Rt)sfvsd. That il fhall be the duty of the
everd Town. Clerks. to read the foregoing re-
foluiicns TO the freemen, to be sGembled in annu-
d town. meeting ia AuguA NEXT.
A tue Copy: Wifnefs.
SAMUEL EDDY, See'U..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

IN obedisnce 20 the before secited Ad,
the Commiiionen tkesein named. srs ready to
receive propofals from the creditors TO thia
S,Hcs' Rrsiaered Debt, and Seqpea ihst the
fame be uanfuitted TO the General -Trcsfurcr,
., his Office in Newport, free Of ponsge, BY the
tine limi,ed IN laid Att.
SAMUEL VERNON, c.a
HENRY SHERBURNE, c
NATHANIEL HAZARD, "'''
NsyS'rf, Jsss s6fb, Iso4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

The fociety Of Cincinnati Of the State
Conoetiicut, on the 9Th inf. voted to diGol
their Society and divide their funds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

A letter from Winchea,er .tVir.l As,cs that
a mountain. s or 40 miles from thar place. had
recently buried and an area of or 10 acres OF
earth fell into the adjacent valley, to the great
conformation and utter rnin Of the inhabitanu |;
the force and violence being fuch az TO have
croihcd and defroyed trecs, fences, houfes, and
every thing which was in its way.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

He ha, lef, an amiablc wife, and eight chill
dren, a. ions and taughsen) to bcmcan hi, lola; /;
whole fenfations on this truly uyiog event, can
be fe,, bnt M, defcnbed. He wa' in the 4sth
year Of his age.
LISA li,ue Gngnlar. that on the fame fpot
lat Hobnkenin New Jcriey) where Geo. HAM
ILroK has lately fallen, about two years ego
his eldeff .fon fell ia duel Nth Mr.. EAcxER.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

We copy the following Toaa from Ian.
,he % la,e ssnuiyerfs,y Of Ameyie,u Ioaeososeuer
Rhode iRard ard Pyovidsnre Piaafafiow.
Hail enlightened land Of liberty. retained from
thy birth; though final! IN territory, yet, like
,enowncd Sparta, if thy boundaries were egoai
to thy intrepid valor, and boondIefs liberty. il
would fl immenGty."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

Hamoniy.-rso French paGcneen. men,
women and children. have lately arrived at Bal
timore from Aux-CsyH DsDakise, had ordered his
chief General in the fouh department. .GeG,ard.
to csuie the remnant of the white men, and ali
the women and children. TO be Immediately put
to death. Gefra,d nhaed the bloody orders
and. int.ad OF complying. delivered paGpor's TO
the intended victims. and promted their embark
ment and the falling of the venels. The CHI.
z.os Of Baltimore have literally fubfcribed tow
ards their relief.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
IbY FHkML5SION.
BURR g HAMIL TON.

Ttro'p ocrHed at NJ HnEGn,s U-ashi1gfe7 Ia
= V-ra a neyr collection Of H1.iX FIGUhhS, su-
fsrio to an * Aue~icds among -vbtcs i; :bikiHr
GteirIs ami 'e5ye,ertd i'm Of ne late ugf5,nAGsr
DUEL, folgb be'-,ee'. Get. aaron Amr, -icr , e.
s.isrt cffte Cni.c,l S,Lrs end Ga, .iievander h.
.'''sn, abe Elm Gen. Ha'aiiton is spPo,fed ~ bis
seca:a Gf'er receiving ID: mortal sound i; ,rbiie
Ioi Bar Is led fem fbr JSeH BY bic 'cconG-a sri
eSeyiH'oa Of Toe place Vae'e roe duel 'ycs
f7ngbt, Painted a1on scenery ,,bich adds mhss 70
,5ts niT,es:iag yep-ese7 atm t5r-zqd q mn, bs,,
Of seleefea FICUtFS cro.ea from are sesS st'es-
fiori IN @m1jc| Music an al ecron, 3, gan.
- Admgvanee 50 csst- TO, ~, i,st aarrissioa.
arr Ho tsr'on 10 ao,rieG re sscoas t.,s y,,boui
PayirE 5aJ price, IS Gene. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

NJ a nc subscribers, yu6gcs Of
~ ihe General Cour-. have pursuant 70 law
allotted 'he l"Jges OF the respective Dstria
Courts a follow:
Richard Parker and Francis Brooke esqnires,
to the rie'rias Of Winches5er, Hardy ard Mo-
norPalia Courthouse.
Joseph Pren'is and Iotepi Tones, e.ouires, TO
the Districts Of Richmond Petersburg Bruins
wic'I Ccur'honse and uh,tik
Edmund Winston and Pao' Darlington. Jr es-
suires. 40 the Dlstri9s of Prince Toward Court
house, Franklin, Washington Court house, and
the Sweet Springs in 8o,e.ourt county
William Nelson, Jr and hrchibsld Stuart. es.
quires, 20 ths Dis,ri6s OF Northumberland, King
& Queen, Williamsburg and Accomack Court.
houses And
John Tyler and Robert White. esquires. 70
Stanton. Charlottesville, Fredericksburg and
Haymarket Districts, at the next succeeding
ter's thereof
WITNESS our hands and seals, This 18th dar
OF November, one thousand eight hundred z four.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
S. Jacobs,
Nearly opposite Efr rl-aszr,s' Boo'l..tore. va,
jusS received, and Offers for sale the most
mod. rare terms,
Fall g Eancy Goods,
s. Jacobs,

AMONG WHEN ASg,
Fine, supsrfne and common. Ctcths Cssi-ncras,
Manchester Cords, Swsnsdowus B Tolnetts.
Rose Striped and po;n, Blankets,
kendR! co,tons, Irish linens, oznab'gsG shsetiEgg.
Linen and Cotton Csmbrcks.
Laced, Floss work x plain Mu,,lrs and Iaces,
Eid' Silk. raw Silk and Beaver Gloves,
PIC Mic ditto,
Hosiery. Fine Shrting Muslin-, p. &c.
N b. Real genuine paten; COED, warranted
not 70 lose Their pile,
A few Kegs IF GUA-POFDER, OF s.re.
rior quality, very low.
November &c 1907. Is
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NOIICE.
BANK OF VIRGINIA..

kchm0ud. Dec II, 1903.
2 General meeting of The stock. holders viii he
held st the Bsnk-house, on the FIRST Mor-
day IN January nsxi, Tor the purpose Of eleAing
Directors for Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg,
end fredericksburg and eor other purposes re-.
latiyo 20 she affairs Of the Corporation.
In ordsgtnat list of tic Share holders may y.
sxhibred, those persons WHO have not sent IL
the recs'pts graHted ~ he COMMISSIONER FOR
receiving subscriptions, re5uestsd 70 trsusmi,
them BY the dAy above mentioned, togethsr with
tie Cashiers receipts for th- second nstalnnsnt.
when new receipts will Be issssd, in lies thereof
By the Presidenf. tdm
JOHN BEocEENBPoUCF, Cashier.
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NOtlCc.

'T7nE fvJssriJs,s and DsmS-,s n fss bfziydl n.
sVdnre Company apqi1u Fiye m Cooas and Fur.
n.f~e IL nee Sfaie Of Virginia a,c hcreby ye7nssfe
10 arefS their annual Cegerak Msctag, 10 h. held
agyeca5ir 10 fbeiy esrsdfuGon m fbs secoDd NED
ussf,y IN JaauaJy, Which bciag fbe sip,5 day 81
ne,cr V,srfb. Nv ten o'clock. D. az tbs General of.
ice Of Ipswanes IN ibe oify Of Richmond.
w. +. Asst, principal agent m. C.
Ric5moud, 10i5 Dceerbsy. 1903. ut
Reaqv MADE PENS Tor sale here.
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FOR SALE,
Y a Z " O u T II.

7 vIS" in James Gay county, IN Chickzhor,fny
- river, tea mics from vi. AmsburC. Tie i'm.
prorenrigS are, tw0s,ory hrick house vi5h two
eoon,s and a passage allows and below. porticos
m each SIDE. large sud capac.ous barn, AND 3
otrer sut houses. Ths whole rae including an
island IN vieT of the house nigh ard io,v lana,
wish marches, contains ABOUT 2700 acres. scarce-
y one third OF s.hicn is cleared. Two thirds OF
the island Is a.ahs. whics, with the land 5djoin-
ing tine hossss, Is OF superior quality Adjacent
"a f'e is!Ind arc TO bold and navigable creeks
viths convenient landing to each. The rsnee
icr cattlei very extensive and the MARSHES ard
meadows will supply an abundance cfh hay. Fish
and fowl. in their resPeS,vt seasons, may With
e.ss be obtained az your door. The orchards.
Consisting Of ghe greatest variety OF oil kinds OF
lr.it sesseed with care, are now III their prime.
s'he terms viii b. made known by William
Berkeley of Richmond, William Randolph of
Hii,ols osrha subscriber.
PEYTON DANDOL PE, Ir.
for ELIz: lEEls.
Nov. 9Th, 1900. oHwN 2.w Sft II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

VIRGINIA:
II a ,Su5erior Court Ct Chmccry,
bolaen in Richmond, re i4tb dar Of SEPTEMBER
1904.
BETWEEN =
Charles +. Nash and Ardrcw Johnston,
executors OF John Nash, deceased.
who WIS executor of John Nash, de
ceased, n,a;,nrTs. Is
AND
James, Robert and Thomas Donald ard
companie and Joseph Mchaux,
defendants.
WE defendant Jsme. Robert and 1'bo,I,.
p Donald and comIenie. not having entered
their appearance and given sccuri,ie according IN
the act OF assembly and the rules Of this court,
and II appearing tn the satisfaction of the oourr
that they are no; inhabitants of This coun,rie In.
on the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel.
IL 10 ordered, thar The said defendant do apre,r
here on the first day of the next term and an,,yer
the bill of the plain.iGs and that copy of mis-
order he forthwith inserted in some newspaner
published IN the city of Richmond for two months
successfully. and posted at the from, door of rho
capitol in the said CITY.
A Copy--Teste,
PETER TINSV.EY, C.
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a Copy-Te'te,
tdm p. TINSLEY. G. G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

PetersbRrF, 2olh Mr.. 8o4.
THE parties concerned will please take
notice, that have appointed Monday the
twenty eighth day Of January next, for
Carrying the foregoing order into efe6-
On which day, their attendance is requir-
Cd at my Office, With their accounts and
vouchers teady Tor examination.
JOSEPH G.. WILDER. NJ. q.
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Notcc.....ihe Office Of su-

IFOtsCC..... / IiS OlLiCe OF Su-
perv.fer of the revenue. for the diRriG Of virg.-
nis, beirg difcontinued, and the rn6niibcd huff
ne's IN the faid Office transferred 70 ne-the eel e
ieefors Of the diree & in;erua, revenue. whole
.ceonnes have NOT been duslIy adinHed and paid,
are NC-eSy informed, tina, they are now requefed
TO callst M ntice, in the city of Richmend with
out delay and pay the balances due tn the United
States And thoie whole lands have been fold ia
,he dnria Of VirS;riR by authority OF ar az of
Cougrefs cfsf- United States for non payment of
the Dir:et Tsyy may redeers fueh lands, By pay
ing TO me within the time limited, the pEincipay
COTS and fees as the lay dirc@s.
AS mon OF the aforementioned lands were fold
IN Dec 1907, the privilege of redemption will
continue until December next.
The niossy received b. for the redemption
cf the CAio lands via be returned to she puJens-
fer, with in,ereh u the rate of as per cent. PER
annpm the purehefe money, to the day ca
which 1t nny DC Ppid 70
IOsEPh SCOTT, M. v. D.
lune a1fh2 ;SoA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

EAU1dHttY E"H tJrGAR110i' Scho0l
WI, be eoa"o,sy re . 'as,s'i.s ,5 t' ta'
atrnHcd in the Greek Lzsiu and English laueua.
gss, C1eoSrepny. 'he Element. o. Geomsrly, yyI.h
PrafIcai rurycs ing~Also, Writing ana Ar.ti-
me,ic, Vulrar. Ds-imS, anil An4Iytiea,.
The price % boar ,u,toa washing, f,,el ard
Eedding, viii Saiwenty 81 y Poundl for ths s,ra,
paid quarterly il advance Hc comnrncsc on
the 5th % January next sGd e. yires tive ION Of
December. Particular attention viii DC paid 10
the morsis and ispo,tnent 81 he pupils, ADD eve
~ exsrtion msde to savano- them in knowledge.
Inos. Nelson.
Forks ef Eanos,r. Nov 81 llOa. x
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Willian,bu-g Nov. ., 1904.
FOK 800.


ON saturday ths 22d o. December next, On
- the premises, will be sold to the highest
bidder, my Tract IS LAND in Goochland Coun.
~, containing fou' hundred and eighty.odd acres,
adjoining 'hr land # Archer Payne, Henry Gr4v,
Humphry Parish and others !, being the place
formerly the residence IF ,os;ss Payne, and by
him sold 70 John Hyilor. 3, purchased - the sub.
scriber from isid Hylton the LAST fall. A parti-
cellar description e MS land IS deemed unneces-
cary - il IS pre'ured that any person inclined 10
purch7se vii FIRST view the premises suffice Il
70 say thar = has on ID at'ro story dwelling house
with six rooms, and Fireplace in each some
necessary out houses and fruit trees OF al
kinds !, lies on the upper part Of Beaver Dam,
within about four miles of the old Court.House,
and about three Of James River the soil Of the
land is well adapted 90 the cultivation Of any
KIND of grain, particularly Wheat; these are
hout 200 acres in woods, The gre1fer part of
Which Is good Tobacco land. The TENS of sale
will be on credit Of one. two, and three years
bond and security win a deed Of trust on the
land, - secure the payment Of the purchase mo-
nsy will We required JOHN QUARLES.
Fuvanna. Nov %. 1904 A..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

Deans No VI < 1A8 1A76...135
!o57.."16s 115I not full.
Swan Greek, No M < l39 1899, not
full.
The N''ovc tobacco viii be sold at
dsGrico January Court, If not claim
ca b. tire owners according 70 law.
Niidam'or g dFo,6y Inspectors.
4th Dec. 1901. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
fEVT.

IL AFF l. - > Il LIZ - ~
= be SOLD. public ss6ion az ,hs place for.
mehN by the nsurs of,he PslAcs, in he
city Of Williamsburg. on Thursdar The ren.h day
Of January 1905, L fair, if not tbs next fair Gay
Enumber Of
Very valuable :. likely SLAVES,
And other personal Elsa oil The Rev Samuel
Smith M,Croskey, dec among which are va,u
able collection of Eooks, Siugls Chair and ar
ness a,d al the stocks Of Cattle, Sheep - Hor-
ses, and Farming Utensils belonging to the farm,
and the crops O. Cram, Hay and Fodder thereon
made, como Household Linen. and other articles.
a credit OF six month"; will be given to al who
purchase above the value of twenty donars, n.
purchasers giving bond with approved security +,
70 cary interest froN, the date but if punduaiiy
paid the interest vii be RENTED. Ready money
will be rtsiited for all purchases not exceeding
twenty dollars.
Elizabeth E'Croskey, Xxx.
Williamsburg Nov o. 1904. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22

4 List OF Tobacco re-
naming in ShocIoe Warehouse up.
wards of two years, Viz.
Lyrch's p /. 12S 1[cc...tc5s
128 1&tz....11cS 100 1549..~321A
100 1S4sS213 100 1AO3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-22
j. N q ~ a 9 - s.

B~'ss's and Carey's Frankiu Alrnsnacks. for
1905 are for sale Al ths Osioe, b. the grose, or
dozen.