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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

Averaging We annual sum OF Que Iaii
lion ulne hnndred thousand dollars.
(aJ For these cars tie Sums stated ayl
those effr2hriaied.
l. may bo proper under this head, to no
tee the 's,Iros taken ~ ;hc l.xccu,ivc
win resaid 10 ~ iu,llG7o. Consjdera,i
onsoll justice a. villa humanity en!o celtic
!uiy OF Hdei.NC their condition as com
Portable as possible. notwithstanding the
a'rocious ouu&ges Of European nations
upon tie aboriglnes Of conquered com,
uies, the obligations of Justice are not ex
tirgu led, the rights OF humanity are not
blottsd oui. Although i may not be prac-
ticabie TO weigh with equal scales The
rights OF the natives with the claims Of
intruders and apporlon Justice impartial
ly between them, there can be 10 doubt
Of the duty Of the latter, while they de-
prive the former of their lands, to contri-
butte as highly as circumstances viii allow,
to their welfare. While, therefore, . spi
nit OF deadly determination has under The
sanguuary career Of o,hcrnations, spread
desolaton and death among the natives
oircgicrs seized by violence, il is cur pride
to have been animated b. pacific policy.
and 10 have aimed at the Improvements,
instead ofthe cX.ilpation oflha; brave race
Ol men we found on our shores. Under
he influence OF these worthy feelings the
President says, )" Among ourIndian neigh
bnrs also a spirit of peace and friendship
generally prevails; and am happy 10 IN
form you that the continued cilOfts to in
troduce among them The implements and
the pra6tccof husbandry, and of The house
hold arts, have not been without Success ::
that they are become more and more sen
sble OF the superiority q this Dependence
Tor clothing and subsistence, over the pre-
cartous resources OF hunting aud fshing;
and already we are able TO announce that,
instead OF that constant dim;nulon If
numbers produced by their wars and their
wants, some of them begin to experience
an increase Of population"
These sentiments and views appear TO
hsvc constantly aciualcd the admnis,a
on. Under their auspices uumcfous
treaties have been formed, and motwi,h-
standing the extensive regions to which
the Indian Claims have been eztincuishcd,
no serious Dissatisfaction has arisen In So
ny quarter. The government has, In e-
very instance, given what has been tcceiv.
ed as a compensation. Tranquility reirrs
On the frontier; the scalprC Enifs is no
longer lifted against The innocent and de
!encelcss nor is a muyderous spirit in
dulred by the whites towards ihicr less ci-
yilized nejgh5ors. The emirraDt OH The
borders Of the republic, enjoys lhc same
security wiki the inhabitants Of the intc-
fior.
Some re,ribu;ion, il IS hoped. is found
by the aboti3mes of thc sol. for the dcpri-
walton Of their possessions, IN tic good
clothing they receive, in their gradual
progress in husbaadry ard thc arts, and,
more ihan OH, IN their exemption tom the
frequent and bloody wars they vaged a.
mong each other, which have alm9s. ca.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

Avetaging Tor The four last years the
annual sum Of one million two huudled
thousand dollars; and for the last three
years the annual sum OF about nine hun
dred thousand dollars. Il is proper TO re-
ra'kthat the heavy appro2riat on for sol
was made during NV. Adams sadminis-
tration.
The expenses OF he army during the
admlnis,' atiou Of Ms. Adams, were,
In the year
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
From tie .hd7IoNiL IYTELLIC kHcER.
<t-
L 0 L II L p L o p l. L.
TIE DEFENCE.
M. Y.

No fa9s will more clearly prove the re-
semblance of the measures of the Wash
ington s Jefferson administrations on this
point, military eXpenses) thar state
ment OF the expenses OF the army under
each of them. These expenses were du-
ring the administration Of the former,
In the year
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

ureiy ceased from 4 sense of common
danger, and from the policy OF Il govern
ment THAI no longer seeks its own secuyi-
ty in the animosit.es of its enemies.
CUR1IUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
Dollars 1855
Z I OK z. Z 9

May behad OF George Tucker, Thomas TAYLOR,
and Samue! Pleasants, jr. in Richmond; Robert
Brchett, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
r.as Newton, DIR. BarranG, s Litleton Ny:Taze.
we'll Norfolki Hugh Mercer, Trederichs Jurg :
Henry Tucker, NDches;eri Chapman Johnson,
Stauntcn; ana IN all the towns in Virginia, and
lin many places i'm the Country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

Averaging an annual expenditure OF a
bout one mi.lioS two hundred thousand
dollars.
During the administration Of MIR. JEFF
lcraon they hare been,
In the year
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
Notice.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the mex. Ge-
neral Assembly, praying that an "a may pa IS
for laying Ola part ofthe land belonging to Da-
Vd toss, opposite to Hochetis, in Lots for the
purpose OF shipping coal from.
October 8,h, 1901 w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
WILLIAM Jones.
NEIL 1I'CCULL.
Richmond. 17th OF. 1904 Gw

20 re Sod, ~ Tie ~, n-sI rdaer, On
> Thure'ay the 18Th day ef Nover1tcr next 20
The dwelling house Of Mrs J1re s. Boiling, rc',A
Of the late Robert Boiling, esq. dec. OF Cocch-
land county, all thc stocks Of
Horses, Horned CaHIe e. H0-c.
a ors3i. of lG months wiIl BE given for all sums
over tea dollars, the purchaser givirg bond with
approved security, % carry interest f,om the date
IL moi pureiuailv paid.
All pcrsonshaving any claim ordemard agar st
The estate Of ti'e deceased. requested 10 cxl.
BIZ them TO the Subscriber for settlement; ard
those indebted atc earnestly d.sirL % make -ree.
dy payment. T.. FERGUSON. hdra'r.
of kob,. Boiling, dec.
9th % 1874 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
Fom Dollars Per Annum. paid in dd0ance. !

F-77 advertisements, not erccedinga scucre
tn.enSFAi Gretnserted IN this fGher for sruen-
fy-'EUe cents fhe. FIRST time three dollars for
three stccks &c fi'seS) and for every addi-
fioFst insertion fhirty-threc cents. Long ones
'nthe sans hrohortion-u,qLessQ shecfai con-
raef be mode bv TIE yeor.
REPUBLICHW TILHET,
Of Electors J5r choosing President and
Pire-PTeSfdent eftke United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
Notice.

q Ii persons having ciaims y
deased, late Of Chesterfield county, arc hereby re-
quired to make them known 70 the subs.ribcr on
or before the Gffeenth day Of December next
w4t EDWARD MO&EI.EY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31
WngIIngL9N NeMrV Nc1n.nIY.

n uS/tlngt0H HelTy ICG6CHy.
T~HE Trustee Of the above Academy Having
! repaired all the Buildings which are uow' at.
tachei to that institution; consisting o. couve
nicntdwellmG house. kitchen, dairy, smoke house
and school house; wish to engage for the enouing
year Teacher, capable Of ins'ru0ing youth IN
The dead Languages, practical Mathematics, and
the English Language grammaic1!ly.
On Saturday the l0.h of Move ni5cr next meet.
ing ct the Trustees will be held on the premises ;
at which time ard place, gentlemen qualified rs
bovc, ard DESTROYS Of obtaining the situation, are
respectfully Invited to attend, in order that the
Trustees may seea from among the candida es
the orc who shall be tile best approved by Il mota
rily Of the board. The Teacher vino shall be thus
chosen, shall have appropriated to his use, in I'd
dition to the above houses 1T least 25J acres Of
land
The situation ofWashingtou Hen,y Academy
is in The centre ola populous andres2eG1b'e ucigh
bourhnod. about 'ou miles from Richmond IS re-
markedly heal,fuI. and possesses he advantage
Of some excellent sp'jue5 Of waies.
THos TlNSLEY. Pres'd'. OF the Trustees
Hanover county, OG. Ism 1904.
Tie principal jnIAag sgas dcsfroyed some
TeHlS 0gO ~ f5e. q
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Dollars. $4,000

Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blanl. may be renew ed IN the
next class, n, ~ dolls. each tile price OF all O.
theirs will be dolls
Az prizes OF IL dollars may be renewed for III:
next class, or paid, at the option CT the person
entitled. Ii tney be not claimed within thyce
mouths after the drawing commences, they will
be considered rs renewed in the second cass.
The drawing TO Commence il the city Of WI
iansnurg. on the Isr day OF June, 1900 under
the management of James Madison, Ohm Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow purweil
hassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William LightCoot, I.iitle,on w.
Iazewel, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

T-OMPKINS & HARRIS have
Il afc~ PLCUGHe for sale, r7ede ly ,hs
no,ed blind Causby, winch aye more approved Of
than any tina, have been used IN this save.
Richmond. Od)bcr C.. 1894. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

TIME Subscribers having rented
Il 4 convenient Lumber House on the Canal
Basin, offer their services under the finn of
& & L. SAUNDERS.
To receive all kinds oF proiuce o.. .S9;OP1GE.
and 70 dispose Of On COMMISSION, 70 Which
stritt attention nud punt)uali5y vii bc gwen
Gil ANCELLOR II. SAUNDERS.
TNkLTON SAUNDERS.
Richmond. Sth O2. 1901. com
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-31

N)fTULiAM ZONES, OF J5all7-
Wv delphra, and NEIL NJ COULI. Of Rich.
mond' being appointed 70 s:t,lc The business Of
ross e FORD the collection Of the debts de.
wolves on Neil M'Cou,, who requests those in
deoted to come forward and give assurances. Of
when parent may be expected, IS it is hil duty
70 commence suits Immediately against those
WHO DO not.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
MUTUAL ASSURANCES OFFICE,
RICHMOND, JVLr Cd, 1909.

RIcRM oND, TVkr Cd, 1909.
fiE very extraordinary FIEEs that have taken
4 place nce the Infttuton OF the Mutual lnfur-
ance again ere goods and furniture in the Gate of
Virginia, renders it necery 70 call quota from each
member who was injured previous the esd of Fe-
bruary laG.--Thc Board of Directors therefore re-
iole, and it hereby required, that each member in
iured as atoreaid iha pay to the Calhre General of
this company in Richmond on or before the fra day of
October next one full quota, that fay, the full
mount ofprenums as exprefed in their teipCc.ive po-
ices.
compliance with this requilition will reinnate the
funds agreeable to the intention Of the law and the
rules and regulations of this company, aud thereby
enable them pay for loles in future-and where il
Is condercd that many OF he members have been IN
iured more than Tx years for premiums which do not
average more than per cent the advantages OF this
humane lntituton will doubt be properly appreci-
ated-Punctuality is expected, and when TIE mem
hers Of this Company advert the Incorporation act
they will fee the necety of trcf compliance with
the above requton. Ii is however plealng to reHe
that have fccoured the dtreies Of 70 many of our
fellow creatures, who might have been reduced to
poverty, and had they not injured in this Companv
they might not have injured at ALL while our own pro-
perty has been the fame time injured for lefs than
half much it would have coli had we injured ele
where, notwithstanding the moi extraordinary fires
| that were ever known before in this State
BENJAMIN DUvAL, PRECEDENT NJ. |. c.
As each member has been lurnifhed with Copy
OF the Contribution Rules and regulation of the Com
pany by referring which, they will fee the Incorpo-
ration act.
~ The printers in this fate are requencd to in
fert the above once week for four weeks in their
REFLECTIVE papers, July Is. law1w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

4 HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Diitria of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bunefs OF the faid Office transferred &c
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, Whole accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid, hereby informed, that they now
requeAed to call at my Office in the city Of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thofe whole lands have been fold in the
dltrie of Virginia by authority of aa of Congreis
Of the United States for non-payment Of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees the law
directs.
As MOT ofthe aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec 1902, the privilege Redemption will continue
until December next.
The money received BY me for the redemption Of
the faid lands, will be returned to the Purchaier, with
intore the rate Of IS per cent per annum on the
purohafe money, to the day on which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT,
Martial V. D.
July 7. ep--d
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VALUABLE HOUSES s, LOTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAFE OR RENT,
7 HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT in
which he at pre1ert relides, beautifully ftuated
ShocSG t1JIs ihort distance from the Capitol in
very healshy and Agreeable part OF cry. ne
houfe (but Of the best materials & quiteuew)s 80 by
81 feet, two story high, in which are {even good
rooms and ten foot paiIage the whole width of the
houfe with convenient cloiets, and cellar inferior
to in this city attached to which hall
acre lots or both of which may be had with the
houie
Also, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
A fmall, neat, two-fory BRICK TENE-
MENT, (in the neighbourhood of Mr.. Thomas Ru-
therfoord) containing five good rooms, paages, clo-
fets, &c. &C. with the requle buildings, and
good well of water.
AND FOR SALE,
Several handfome unimproved HALF-ACRE
LOTS, eligibly iituated on the Hill.
~ great bargain may be had in any part the
whole of the above property offered for lae, and lbe-
raj credit given for the greater part of the money
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LIPSCOMBE.
July 81. eS-d
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70 Il S n l. f.,
A TRACT OF LAND,

IN Po7ojafa7 eonafr, on Hbbomatfov RiUey,
! 7vbere it is na7igabie, kao7vn BY the name Of
}f'CaRPJ Quarter, containing 400 aereJ! iris
land lies nbom fur miles from TIE Court H0g/e,
and is aUsH adabfed 10 tie culture IF Tobacco,
mail grain anil earn. Samuel Woodio7, sVbo
Hqes near TIE land, 7OiiAeqO IL TO my berJoa qVJO
may qgiD "a bwe6ajs.
LfH is nof I9id before tbe 1RofSebtember NEXT,
TIbaH EH il upon h5at day tn tie big6eR 6iGisr,
af WooGI5H'J TaverH, near tbebyeui/es.
JOHN P. PRICE.
Riebmosd, May so, 1904. lasVt0S52i0a.
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ILOIuD RI.ACKING-
July %.

TTCE's improved filming liquid backing for
L boots and ihoes andall leather that requires
to be kept black, is universally allowed the beit
ever offered to the public, it never colrodes nor
cracks the leather, but renders it foft, fmooth &
beautiful to the lafl, and never foils. Black mo-
rocco that has loft its frength is refored G.
quail to new by the ufc of this backing.
To prevent counterfeits, the directions oneve-
ny bottle will be fgned J. Tice i'll writing, with
out which they are not genuine.
~ Sold in Richmond at EdzVarG HaL'Em'5
Grocery Store. July %. S3t
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July T.
CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEMARLE.

On September I5fb, HTLL BE SOLD, in Char
bhoJvi2c, to tJs bigJC6 hitter, 70, CgG,
THE TRACT of LAND lying on the eaft
L tide Of Rvanna, over againh Charlottesville
containing about 600 acres, with new commodious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years Of leale un-
der good renriaions have to run after this. The
land is all of TIE South-Weft Mountain qualty aud
though much injured in parts is in general ill very
good, and I'll reclaimable. The fae proceeds from
deed Of tt indemnify againA lols fecurity and
bail which was executed in December, 1909, by
William Bache, Of Pennfylvania, TO
THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
July IS. ePtl 5Sep
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-ANDREW STEVENSON, c.c.n
MeIiterr0nenn Pnaetorks.

Mediterranean PaSatOrtS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that il has been
IN deemed expcdent to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport ifued to yefcls of
the United States =; that from the 8th DAY Of Ju.
ly next, thoie Of the new form will be i1ued az
the cuitom houies TO every veGt, Cor which ~.
plcation may be made on a compliance With
tic terms preicribed by law and iurreuderi0r the
former pafport of which ihe may be poHeflcd.
Il any in which latter cafe no fees will be requi-
red for the eXchange; and that by an arrange.
ment agreed upon by the Bdrbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or The
new form of paHpoIt will be fuflicieut to prp,
tect the veiIels Of the United States, from cap
turc until the If of July 1903, after which The
old form of paGport will be unavailable aud the
new one alone in uie.
Department ofSiate, !
esd of May, 1904. 5
7bs printers ofibe La7V5 offbe United States n,s
requeGed to insert the ab5vs in fbeir Gazefte5
fzVice qVesk for tie space INK nontbJ, and fbs
-CoA'sdorJ otfbe cgqom| to KEEP eo9isJ Of it f47c@
up in their ggfcss.
tina, 2,
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" In oddrcG 20 'br Noon" BY ire outb9s q
TIE JollozvinS 1scj:t, IS i'adni!Tbie.
THE SAILORS PRAYER.
Efr,rG sagi;, and aie .jfi16o,t
o. Ne:4ye's vlf domain,
OR kopr. and only (itt r3oyt
In peril AID in pain;
IRAN JqOrr, ant (7ar'ii, spi g7agers DIRE.
That Ink brg..rb he Srav-,
F'ow fekaE, J.rari@s, ard }ion Ere
oargni2aat V.giyEav
IND gran, u.s. on orr 7oey, b.foye
Probiiior5 gales 10 rur
BIsii TOO u, vrti- ctr t;Jerir attorr,
Bas, Loyy-" thy will be DONE
Cb5e3eak--BGy, June 10, 1904.
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Ire Communication eobicb Httearcd IN TIE pa
per before tbe Ian, uader RE .Gg1afsve ef'' Il
Loz'er Of Poetry" sv05 intended BY rs author
10 hate infraduee4i t5e ioLSoeviag be@ut. iA lines
fran Moore.
THOMAS MooRr, celebrated for his elegant
tranIlation OF Anacreon, lately left this city o.,
m expedition to view the Falls Of Niagara. The
polite and di0inguiihed attention flown to this
youthful poet by TIE people of Philadelphia,
made forcible i,npreilion on his feelings, and
drew from him the following inpromttu lines a
day or two previous to his departure from this
city. N. r. PAP.
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CITY OF RICHMOND,

IN CoMMoN Han, Julv Sd, 1903.
I T appearing to the Common Hall offbe Cify at
Rebmond, hbnf tie regulations Of tie Truj2ecs
Of the Free Sc6ooi IN te rd civ, ba7.e beea e6a-
6Itl5ed 0" liberal nndjgfPrinei3leJ, zUbeyslr mr.
NJ POOR ebildTcn ef60fb tye5 haze recei1ed ri Tire
/ail fbool, /ilcb aGq,aafage5 in the ccqajremert,
offbeir educafioaJ, as TO encourage n franc Lr.
Acffbat great utility qyW rsf4f fran, n coatiaa.
0nee effbs i?Rtntion, RouIa it rseeive n brobe,.
patronage;
R5foiyri therefore, Ibnf tke Chamberlain 81
this City, and MeGjJ. TobH Ro6iRJ0n, Samn.l
PUNE and Samuel PIeqjartt, be regms,aed aad.eH7.
Pozvered to recei1e /ab/cr4btio9J, and The fanGJ
fbaf mag BE- Igllcribed far IRE bsneft oftbe /aiG
/tbooi; 0nd TINT ii be recommended TO tbe bn-
maae and HberdI iababifGnft oFfbi5 civ, 10 r0if
BY /aIl71ibfion otberfundi far tie pwbcf ofea,4>
HaMing The /aid igRi!utioa.
TCge,
ANDREA, STEPHENSON, c.c.n
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WALTER POTTER,
BOOKBINDER g ST 67IONFR,

" AMUSEMENT, RICHMOND,
thankful for the encouragement he has re
L ceived fince commencing bufincls, hopes by his
itria attention, and faithful execution of all orders
which he may be favoured with, to merit further
continuance Of Patronage. He has lately received
freih fupPly of STATIONARY, and has now on
hand large afIortment of BLANK & RULED
BOOKS
~ Merchants accorpt BOOKS, ruled to any
pattern, and BOOK-BINDING in its various branch
es, executed with neatnefs, accuracy and difpatch.
June 81. feW6w7
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COLUMELLA.
For THE Enquirer.
LOVE AND INGRATITUDE.
AN historical ANECDOTE.
(Tranlaied ffom ~ Frene5.l

Louis XII. was prince Of great beauty
Thorhal1ine Spihoa, a Gohoele lady, became
desperately enamoured Of him, at a ball given TO
the prince at Genoa. She addreGtd him fcvcral
times, and at length made an avowa of her ten
derneis in entreating him 20 become her hfcndio.
From the infant Louis accepted her declarati-
ons he obtained all communication with other
people, and reie6led, with contempt, the carc1es
Of her bulband. Given ~ entirely to her pafi-
or, fhe wrote inceGantly to her lover during his
abfence, and rendered Ter love refps Sable and
precious to her couDtrynen by the favors lhe OBJ
i7ned for them. Her l;f' fen a flcrifce TO the
violence Of her feeling. Il report circulated in
Italy during fvcre illnef5 that the king was
dead. The tender ThomaGiue retired into IN
obfcure chamber, where given up entirely to
grief, Che invoked death. a burning fever con-
fIued her in iefs than eight days. The ung ate
full Louis only belto we'd few tears, and had al
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Viii BE e0LD,

To the bisb;P biddcr, in C5urk-s Cir co,ai;
on September Coeri Day,
( HAT we'll known TRACT OF LAND, cal.
4 led the INDIAN FIELDS; costairiug bvtyce,,
eight and nine hundred acres peaauty Gtuated on ~,
nam road leading through the county The ftuatioo
10 generally known anu admired, that mi.i,.e d.
eription would be fupeTlHous. P-elinrg tnx. ar,
peron who wiihes to purcha,e, will preyouiy y;tN,
the land hal only obfere that the houi,s are MI IL,
good order, having lately gone through a thorough
repair and the fla proportion Of land in cultivation,
proves ii to be very valuable and productive; the o
being admirably adapted the culture OF Corn and
imall grain.-Any Perion wiihng to view the isul
will call or Mr.. Royaer who lives on the place-!h,
teTns OF aie viii be made known on the day OF fale
WILLIAM EDWARDS.
Starry County, July = elm
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~ PUBIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GTYEN,
For SALE

On liberal terms, kp the Sukseyikrrt,
HE HOUSE and LOT near the River
Il Bank, at Preient in the occupancy of MIR. Ioln
Taylor, and dtnguhed in the plan Of the city by the
number 8, the property of the eRate of patricl,
Wright, dec which, if not dpofed of privately before
the flrt day of September next will on that day, at
O'Clock IN the afternoon, be fold the premfes, for
enc half ca, and the other half on credit of 90 ds
for an approved endoried note-An indifputable till,
will be made before the money is received
PRoSSER q MONCURF.
July Is. eplS