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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
From he .Arzp Orleans Uriou.

We understand that on Saturday last,
patriotic meeting OF French citizens was
holden, to take into consideration the ST.
tuation Of this province. That memo
rial was presented TO the assembly, destin-
ed hereafter, TO be forwarded to Congress,
complaining of innumerable grievances,
and boldly and magnanimously asserting
the right Of the territory to be immediate
iy incorporated into the Union as an indie
pendent state. Upon this measure we
shall iorbear, at present, TO make any com
men.s.-The memorial has not as We.
been made public, nor has it been in our
power 10 obtain the most accurate know
ledge of its ContentS.--We shall wait
therefore with patience until the commit.
tee appointed to obtain subscribers 10 this
new bill Of rights, framed by citizen Ii
vingston, and supported by citizens Bore,
Upper, and others, shall deign TO submit
it to public inspection. At present we
shall be content to appeal TO the sober
good sense of men of all descriptions, to
request them to consider and reflect what
are the objects, and what will be the ine-
vitable effect of this measure--a me asure
which we cannot hesitate to pronounce in .
considerate and premature, fraught with
pernicIous consequences, and calculated
eminently calculated, TO disturb the har
mony and tranquility which have hitherto
been our pride as we'll as our security
That The people of Louisiana have right
10 demonstrate congress on the subject Of
any real grievance no man can deny who
merits to be the citizen of a free country {:
but in all cases of popular remonstrances
the quo ANNA is matter OF very serious
consideration. In the case Of Mr.. Living
ston's memorial it becomes a question Of
no little curiosity to determine what are
the claims which the people, the very PEG.
pie who have become subscribers to it, re
ally wish that the government Of the y.
nited States should grant. To say that
Louisiana is capable of forming a state at
the present moment, according to the con.
stitution of the United States, is saying
more, | believe, than even NJ. Bore could
prove. As this great question is howe
yer determined, and since we are told that
il is a truth unquestionablc, that we have
the right not in future, but at present, and
that congress have violated the treaty Of
cessioH, in not having given us before this
the exercise Of that right, viz. OF framing
q constitution OF government for ourselves
and becoming an independent state of the
American Union, we may certainly be
permitted to inquire how, and in What
manner, is this state to be formed2-Wbat
is to be the extent fits territory? Where
is 10 I've the seat Of its government and
what viii be the annual expense OF its es-
Enlistment ?--If these quesiion5 eanno.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
From RALE1cH, August 81.

From RALEIGH, August 81.
We have not yet heard from all the
Congressional Elections. In addition to
those stated in our last, it may be safely
concluded, tha, Mr.. Blacklcdgc is re. elect
ed Tor Newbern district; Mr.. Aston for
Halifax district; Dir. Alexander for Sails
bury district; Col. Winston for the Salem
district; MIR. Holland for the Morgan dis.
trict; and Mr.. M. ID. Williams Tor the
Caswell district. The latter gentleman,
we believe, had no opposition. When we
stated some weeks ago that MFR. Lacy was
a candidate, the Information was incor.
rect.
The elections in Edenton, Edgoomb
Wilmington and Fayetteville districts
have been pretty strongly contested. The
following is the state of the poll of three
OF the counties in Fayetteville district
Cumberland was mentioned in our last.
We have yet to hear from Rnbeson and
Moore
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be satisfactorily answered, we must con-
Guide that 'he authors of this memorial
compsaIp OF grievances which they them
serves must be conscious do not exist, and
dep'and rights, which if congress were at
Ems moment to grant, they would not &C.
cept. In other words we must look for
The motives OF these sudden patriots, and
determine Tor ourselves whether they are
not hozarding the happiness and prospe-
rty OF this country, for the qualification of
their own private views and individual am.
biton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
a Camp Meeting.

WIN be held at Sandy River Church in Prince
Edward county, to. begin on Friday the 7,h OF
September next, and continue FOR FIVE or perhaps
SIX days The Rev. John Robertson, Clement
Kead' Edward. Armand, John Hardin, Archibald
M'Nooert' and many Ministers Of the Gospel
from the adj acent counties it IS expe0ed will A.
tend this meeiny. San - River Church is dis
tant eight miles due east course from Prince Ed
ward Courthouse
August l7th 1904 ,dp,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

" warrants them not. Let Dir. pries,iey ins
iced be confGtsd where lie is mistaken lee
nm be depressed where he is dogrna,ical let
MIN be rebpkcd when lie is censorious but Ter
nor ms attain'nents he deprecated because they
are numerous. almost without a parallel. Ler
not his talents be ridicsled, because they are s.
peria'iveiy great; let a.. his morals be vi,iiied
because they are cone0 withot, auserity, and
exemplary without cstentation because they
present. even to corfmon observers, The inno-
eenee OF hermit, and the simplicity of patri.
arch and because a Phosophic eye will disco.
yer IN them the deep fixed root of vrtuous priit,
e'p'ss and the solid trunk of vrtuous habit
Nothing is greater proof Of our pro-
gress INFRINGEMENT than The modern revo.
luton in our English nomenclature. In
days OF yore an empress was content to-
be called Mound, or heroine Jean. In
these days our miIkmaids arc Carciines and
Araoelfas; our hsh-hags Lomsns aud So
fhfaa. Passing through street the Other
day, our ears were assaulted by the voice
OF another exclaiming, "Jttiia, Marie,
A7afilca, come OFT Of the Kennel, vou dry
l''"e S0Fv' Lord. iiah.
MAReIED--On Monday the Goth inst. Mrs
I THOMAS WINS SION, Merchant. to Miss
ANNE a. TlNSLEY, eldest daughter of Mas
jor John Tinsley, both of the town of Columbia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

Persu0 H9htS duei IVTden4
challenge sent or received, and either OF
The parties should be Killed, then the sur
vivor on conviction thereof, shall suffer
death without benefit of clergy: and all
their aiders or abet,ors shall be considered
accessories before tho fact and likewise SUI
Ter death without the benefit of clergy.
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FOX SALE,
A Tract Of Land.

VHIHEREoN now reside, in Albemarle
w county, ten miles above Charlottesville, ON
the waters OF Morman's and Miehams rivers.
containing 700 acres. There is on this land va
liable orchard,a good dwelling house. KITCHEN.
barn. and other convenient out houses, and an
excellent sprng-the plantation is large enorgh
to work eight or ten hands to advantage. and in
good farming condition-this land is well adapt.
ed to the culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco
there 10 upwards Of 80 acres os valuable low
grounds-this land isconsideredt the most valuable
traet in that neighbourhood. Any person inciin-
ing to purchase will be shewn Tie land by the
subscrber-the terms ofPaymeHt will be one third
part ofthe purchase money paid in advance, the
c'1er two thirds in two equal annual payments.
Bond with approved security will be required OF
the. purchaser Possession of the land NAV be-
had this fall. with crop Of small grain and a
part OF the buildings Il title will be made in
March next and full possession given
JOHN RODES.
August 18th, 1904 Won
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Public Notice.

IS mr. K Il BY. GJHRN
MA the Common Hall Of the Ci,v Of lticb,
J. mond, will az their next monthly See.ing-
proceed TO recommend to IRE Coat Of Ru,iings
Tor the said City, one fl and proper person 90 90
appointed Constable of the said Civ In the
room Of Leighton Wood. who hath resigned.
(By order Of the Han) GE,C
AEDREJT S7HHENS0N,e cn.
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Mr.. Abraham Sanderfer.

DtFg
TAKE NOTICE, that shall on SATURDAYS.
i the'fifteenth day of September next, take
the Dispositions OF benjamin Allen, John Price
Abner Watson and others, at the dwelling house
Of John Lancastersi in the county Of ComberIand.
between the hours Of nine o'clock m the forenoon.
and FIVE o'clock in the afternoon Of the day a.
loresaid, in the suit depending IN the Superior
Court Of Chancery the Rchmond Dis,ria. be.
tween myself complainant, and yourself defend.
ant, agreeable 70 commission issued from court
on the 1lth day Of June last.
Your very humble servant,
STEPHEN COOKE.
Huguss ioth' ioU4. 3w
". have taken this method Of giving m.
tiee 10 Mr. Sanderfer, no. knowing where he 70.
sides, nor Of his having any agents to whom
could give notice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

The late unfortunate Duel is viewed in the
Boston papers somewhat differently from what
the N. York editors consider it. II is supposed
that the parade and ostentatious tokens of grief
and respea for the man that falls by duelling, in
wolves an appreciation of that horrid practice, in.
consistent with morality or religion. i,seems the
corporation Of Hazard College declined attending
the funeral procession in honor TO Hamilton, the
clergy OF the town kept aloof, and the selea men
refused to order the tolling of the bells. The
conduct of the Boston federaIists in condernipc
col Burr SO violently, is the more inconsistent, as
Mr.. Ru'ledge. who is now in that town, who f
red at DIR. Center, & afterwards pursued, fought
and killed him, is eoured and cares5e6 by them.
Bee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

We understand Duncan MsFarland is
eleS.ed to congress for Fayetteville dis
trict, by majority OF about 100.
The Wilmingtonpaper says, We have
not yet been enabled TO obtain correct
statement of the votes given in this dis
trict Tor member to Congress-. there is,
however, but little doubt of the re -ele etion
Of the hons James Gillespie"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

A number of forgeries have appeared
IN the London prints; purporting to be
letters OF Gen. Pichegru and the wife of
Gen. Moreau-but though the compost
tons indicate the talents of the /orsera,
the things are too palpably English to de-
ceive any one not willing to be deceiv-
ed. (.4urora.)
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Mr.. CSeetbdm. editor of the ADerican Citizen,
concludes very able and energetic examination
OF the cause and manner of the late duel, bv de
clSring his conviction that 1t was occasioned by
Mr.. HamiIton's agency in the exposure of Mr..
Burr's intrigue for the presidency and its conse.
quent defeat. He writes feelingly and forciby
against dueliug And he insists OIL the pred
termination OF Mr. Burr to destroy his antagonist
stating as corroborative faas the colone's praai.
sing shooting at mark preparatory to the duel
and clothing himselfIn suit of sik provided for
the combat, on account ofthe peculiar quality at
tributed to that substance Of resisting ieaden
balls. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

Dueling.--All the parade and ostenta-
lious mourning for a certain great mat,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

1t is with the highest pleasure we are assur.
ed'that Mr.. Cooper is TO write the life Of DR.
PaIEsTLEY. High as the Philosophc knowledge
OF DIR PRESLEY is esteemed, his domestic life has
as high claim upon public notice Divided as
the world may be at present about his opinions,
a consent has obtained among all that know him
20 the purity, simplicity, and sublime excellence
OF his life. The following testimony from one
of the greatest scholars of the age, and member
Of the establishcd Church in England, will sa-
tisfy Ne Of Ibis part Of his cIlara6erl
From Dr. PARR's Character of DR.. PrrpsrLyy.
" 1 confess with sorrow, that in many in
stances such modes Of defence have been used
against the formidable heresisrch (Dr Priestley1
as would hardly be ius,ihabe in the euppoi, 81
revelation ittef against the arrogance Of a 8olin-
broke, lie buqoonery Of a Vaudeville, and ,fe
levity Of Voltaue. But the c9use of or,ho
doxy requires not such aids the Church Of Eng
land approves lnem not--the spirit Of Cbris;iani-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

The British ships of war are amusing
themselves in insulting our coast, yiolat-
ing our rights, and bloc&ading our har-
bors--while the British commerce in the
West Indies is cut nh by the most insig.
niiicant picaroons-but the British officers
must obey their orders. (i6.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

{ , UN away nom the subscriber,
4 y on The 15,h day Of this month"; n,ula,to
nan by he name Of sAW, between 30 and 20
years Of age about feet high, has a biemish In
ore of his eyes. and mas q ve,y coarse voice
Whoever wi.l deliver the said runaway 20 thc
subscriber. orsecuie him in some jail so that get
him again. shall We cuif,lcd 70 q reward of IL.
DoBLARs exclusive ri what the law allows
ARCHIBALD BRANCH.
Buckingham CT. House. Of % 1908 If
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Hay-Market Garden.

NOV in high state of accommodation for
L I ENIEk24INNEN2S, Being provided
with excellent Musicians and Fire Worker of
great celebrity, viii be prepared ause visitors
during the races, with CONC GF7S, BILLS,
FIRE-VORKS e ILLUBZiN47IoNS, in the
most splendid style--'rhe musical arrangements
dirst!ed by monsieur Folly, and The Fire Works
aud Examinations preNared and exhibitcdby mon.
sienr 81. Aubin, AZ " of n,r. jos selyn professor
OF Fire Work ct the 1ivo Gardens i'll Paris, late
j from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
September 2Sth 1891.
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10 Dollars Reward.

y AN away from the subsc riber. living near
Ia Charlotte courthouse, about the last Of Jlly,
Iikey black negro fellow he is Is or years old !,
very large had one OF lis 'front.' upper ,ee.h out
had on when he went OF Virginia cloth Jacket &
bTecches; he is supposed 20 be lurking in the
heighbourhood of Chinquipen church, in the up
yer end OF Amelia county, as lie was raised near
thcre.--Whoever will secure tho said fellow in
any jail so that get him. shall receive The above
reward and if brought horre shall be allowed be-
sides all reasonable expenses.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Oaober 18th, 1904. w4w
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N2sdifsrrancon Pa1borff.


NOTICE is rereby given, that !, has been
: deemed eSPedient 10 change the form CT the
Medi erranean Passport iseued 20 vessels Of the
United STATES; that from the eighth day Of July
next. those Of the new form will he issued 1T the
custom houses to every vessel. for which apr!ica
ton may be made on 4 compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and surrendering tac former
passports OF which she may be possessed, If any,
III which latter case no fees will be required Tor
the exchange; and that by IN arrangement a
greco upon by the Ba ha.y powers, with whor;
@e are at peace. either the old or the new form
OF passport will be sufficient protect the vessels
OF the United States, from capture until the LIST
OF July 1865, az which che old form OF passpor,
viii Be unavailable and the ncw one a,cne in use
Department OF State,
23d of MAY, 1904
26e printers q toe tsss c tIe United Sicrcs are
requested to fnse't lie aJre t5ey Gceeae, ts.;ce
''eee 'or NE space u six aoafbs, AMI RE Colcc.
tors 81 zoe Customs TO keep COPIES t IL Posted up
IN ftseir Offices. June /. Or
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TO RENT,
TO RENT,
AND may be entered upon the hrst day of Deem
Der next,
a Tenement and Lot.

ut Charlotte Courthouse, Consisting of good
stote-house and counting room, Il lumber house.
and small two story dwelling house, all nearly
new stable with some necessary out.houses---
The nigh commanding situation OF this place gives
II salubrio air, which makes it healthy indeed
the prospeel is handsome, and the water is infe-
rior 10 none in this pa of the country an agree
able neghborhord, and the nhabuantsweaiIhy
the scie remarkable for the advantages OF its To-
cal situation. standing on enc of the noct pubic
post roads. leading dire6t from the northern to
the ou'hern stales, and to the marker towns of
Richmond and Petersburg,a considerable part of
the country trade centerihg al this place. To a.
ny gentleman in the me,csntile line wanting a
pleasant AID agreeable residence for his family,
ana on advantageous situation Tor aSive business,
wishing to rent, may know the terms on applica-
ton 10 the subscriber, living near Charlote court.
house THOMAS READ.
I'D September, 1904. wtd
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
WILL. be offered FOR sale to the highest bid
w der, on Tie fourth day cf December next,
Il fair, if not the next fair CAV. and commune
from day TO dav until AL is sold, Tie following
Properly 10 wit:
A tract GLAND, lying in the
comfy Of Prince Edward, or lhe waters OF San
dy river, containing by late survey 7iS ID ac,es,
ah-nt loo of which IS low grounds of excellenr
Guilty II is deemed unnecessary 70 say any
thing mo'e with respect 20 ,heLand, rs i, is pre-.
sancd nc person viii ;u,chase without first view
Ing ~ only TO obsefYe thar the plantation is in
5000 repair Toy cropping and is within two miles
OF valuable pianusatu'ing mill on Apron at
tox, and about hvc from two inspections of 10.
bacco, on the aforesaid river, viz. Jamestown
and F.rmviiie Also. ten or ificen likely
VIRGINIA BORN SLAVES.
OF all descriptions Ny crop Of Corn, tosder
ard GAS; stock Of Hogs, Cattle and Sheep;
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools, &c. &c The ,erus of sale will te r.a4e
known on the day ofaae, by the subscriber. l,v-
ing On the premises
Gw OWEN IIicTyeyc
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70 RENT,
I'LL the 27th May, 1895,

7 II Z T E n EN- + II T,
Near Mr.. Wythe's, on Shockoe Hill. lately &C
cu.;;ed by Mr.. l.. BURrcoT For further par;i
cuisrs apply 10 WILLIAM N6.ISIM.
Ri.hmond Sent 9Th 1904 a
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Notice. The Office ofsn.'

perviioS OF the revenue, for the diari9 Of Virgi-
mia, being dilsontinued, and the unfnihed buff
nets in the iaid Office transferred to nlc-;he col"
lroors Of the dire6 * Internal revenue, Whole
accounts have not been finally adiufed and paid,
are hereby informed. that they now reque9ed
10 call at my Office, in che city OF Richmond, with
ous delay and raY the balances due 20 the United
States And tho,e whole lands have been fold Ia
The diGriet OF Virginia by authority OF al act Of
Congrels OF the Unsed States for non-paymen. CT
the Direet Tax, may rcdeeus Cueh lands, by psy
Ing to rne within the time limited, The principal,
eciss and fees as the law direSas.
As moa oi the aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec ISo2. the privilege OF redemption vii!
continue until December nsst.
The mosey received by me for the redemption
Of the faid lands will be returned 10 rhe purehs-
fer, wich interea At the rate of IS per cent. per
annum oh the Purehaie money, to the day Gu
which it may be raid
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. d.
luue a7:hy 1904.
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FOR SALE,
A very handsome Farm,
LYING IN CHARLES CITY.

LIVING IN CHARLES CITY.
HIVE miles from City Point, Is from PEERS
= burg. % from Richmond containing 4SS u
cres. The land is OF superior quiiy 10 that ridge
winch lies between James and Chiekohou,iny nj
vers; 50 acres Of it may he made meadow capable
oflbens waeredi the situation is high. d'y and
pleasant; the WAFER excellent and in abundance;
and the Subscriber believes there are few healthier
spots 10 be found in rg.nia-On it he has just fl
nished an eXceen, house, under his own inspec,
ton, of The best se'etlsi timber, in neighbour
food remarkable for coed timber; it is 81 feet
square. two storieshigh, with garnet rooms. vain
scoated chair, board high tro' the house An ne.
cessary out houses just built. To save trouble
the price is 6 400, in tive annua, payments well
secured. SAMUEL. TYLER.
WNAnms6ag Oct. Hts. 1904. CIV
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y'AKEN M about the 9Th Of Angus, last and
4 committed to the jail Of this county, an A.
ffcan negro, who says hisuame is CUDIOE. and
that he belongs to James Georgc, Of Charleston.
South Carolina he appears 70 be between so and
GO years Of ags, and about S feet Or 7 inchcs
high had on When he was taken up blue broad
cloth coat, red jacket and oznaburgs hreeches.
Ejs cars have 5oth been cut The owner Is re-
qucHed 20 corae forward. pay ohaeges and take
him away, or nc viii be dealt with according 20
law. wv WO%SHAd, keeper Of ihe jSii.
Prince Kdwarl Virg. C0. 20. igOf. On
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Notice.

a Ii persons indebted to the estate of JoHx
L II DAWSON. dec. OF Amhers; county, by bond,
notes or otherwise are requested to come forw ard
Immediately and discharge the sanle--And those
having claims against the estate, are also REQUEST
ed to bring the'a forward legally authenticated.
that they may be discharged.
JOAN S. DAWSON, Administyator
81 JoHN DAWSON, dec
August 10, 1907. SIM
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I he subscribers agree to
Il Biock Woman,

Between forty and Fifty years of age, wanting to
attend to making beds and cleaning rooms
One who can come we'll recommended Tor indus.
try, sob'ety and honesty, shall receive very hi, h
wages For terms apply to the printe. hereof.
24th Ser.ember. 1909.
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3e,I&c6Le property fer safe.

NN Thursday the 18Th OF Decenberrext, will
Y = he sold At pubic auction. on the premises.
the PIN IATICE wliereon now live eon,ain-
A'y about cNE I" oUsANp AcREs. together with
2VEYT2' MIG SOkS, all the Sto,@. Piaet,.si-
Or UtcasiS - {N,'ebola Furniture. The terms of
pa nent for the hand, viii be one third cash,
an tae balance in two yearly ins,alments for the
pa nl-nt Of which, deed OF trust on the pro
perry viii De required. On ali Jhe other articles,
u creditor twelve months will e given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security 70
bt1s interest from the date Inot punttuaiy paid
THIS l!tn'aiion is eghy situated the main
rr1d from New Canton to Richmond two miles
from tte former place and lie same distance from
James river; 1t is at present uader good fences,
is well w1rered and tiTScrcd, has an excellent
DWELLING house, wi'h Kitchen, smoke house, &c.
&c. al IN scoi repair, and Is generally allowed TO
be, in poi;t Of Fertility inferior any plan.
tation IN the nsighbourhood. On the same
day wih be sold, on the'premises, credi, OF
teeiVe months, TWO vel improved LOIS, in the
town If New Canton, one Of which is now leased
TO- seven years. at forty Ave pounds per annun,.
io' this properly bond and approved security
q airing interest from the date it not punGtuaily
Faid) viii be required. For further particulars
engine Of Nr George Watt, Richmond. or Mr..
James Rca IN New Canton
ROBERT Hill.
Drrrl.s -.
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an Pcrscnsnat ing anyclaim or demand against
tne e5i7te oil the deceased. requested 10 exhi.
BIT them 70 the subscriber for settlement; and
those indebted are earnestly desired TO- make spee.
d. payment J. b. FERGUSON, Admir-.
of Kobt. Bolling, dec.
2fh OF 1884, Sc
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Horses, Horned Catfle s. Hogs.
a cre.iit of ~ months viii be given for ali sums
over ten dollars, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, 70 carry interest from the da,e
If not pup9ually paid
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70 be SOLD, TO the highest biddci, on
n Thursday the i5h day ef November next, at
me dwelling house of Mrs Jane 5. Boiling, reli6t
OF the late Robert Boiling. esq. dec. Of Gooch-
lald county, all the stocks Of