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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-05

His Esccliency the President offhe gni.s@
SIR,
Before entering on 4 subjee5 e the
merits Of which must beg leave to solicit
your ExcelIency's attention; it VIII be ne
cessarv to state as q data, that on the 41h
inst. tire Hon. The Secretary Of WAR, no.
nored me with conversation in his Office,
respecting my late trial. Afterhis having
expressed much surprise why the command
ing General rad SO long Withhold the pro-
mulgaticn Of proceedings, he observ-
cd. that as the General must have e,e,ed on
those in my case before that period, he
could not conceive that there was any i'm
propf;ety in his Informing me, that stood
acquitted by the court, OF all the charges
exhibited by the general, except the first
specification, viz, { Disobefience 10 the
General order Of the 3oth of AI.fil, 1901,
regulating the uniform Of the hair
Taking for granted, sir, ehat this is the
state Of the case; have reason to suppose
from the decision, that the, court decided
on the letter Of the order, without having
taken into view, Whether the order itself
was ofsuch nature, and SO supported by
legal authority, as to render obedience IT.
dizpensable. Presuiaing that thccourt had
not taking into view the latter position, i.
feel myself inlprled BY self respect, to
appeal to yonr Excellency, from the Ge-
cision Of the court, with hope, that yoc
WILDE pleased to Reconsider the merits OF
tina specification.
Ifeel .ensble, sir, how delica,etilis sri,-
iectis, andI, pithevery military man most
intimately feel how unfortunate it is, that
any General Order shouIo render its dis.
cussion Indispensable Vet hope and
trust, that 1t never wiiI Hc CONCEDED, that
any citizen entering iatc I !, military SER
vice Of his county, therebl pats himself
out Of the protection Of the laws, thar. his
honour, his coll5cience, BIS moral princi-
pies, his private and nalaral rigli,s are no
longeY under his own guardianship, but
surrendered -ep 10 whomsoeyer may be his
military superior. With dcfereace, sir,
have at all times believed, that lie power
given to every o1Facer by his commission,
is the authority Of the laws and constitution
Of his country, vested IN him IS the J. giti-
mate organ. The expression then of the
superior Cheers will, whilst coaiined to
subjects over which the laws have given him
authority IS tie Command OF the law itself,
and must be implicitly ar promptly obey
ed. But directed to subjects over which
the laws have given him 10 authority, but
which on ie contrary the laws ard consti-
tuition of the United States have. secured as
lnvlolable to every citi2e;:, wholher in 3
civil or military capacity, thenl contend,
please your Excellencv, that the order of
the Soth Of April, 1901, being uns,ipport-
eddy legal authority, contains not the es-
sence OF military command. And had
the eoart entered INTO an investigation Of
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am, sir, withfespecf,
Your humble servant,
THOMAS BUTLER.
Cotedregt. inf.
The Hon. Henry Dearbo1ne;
Secretary OF War.

His Escclleney the President o''tte Gn'.s@
States.
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Iuf received and fer Sale,
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aJI lhtn0fou snclefp.

The lNem5eys Of the Alenandrla flashing
ton Society, 1uiA please to take notice that a
rsg,lar stated meeting of The said Society,
] nil Be held at Gadsby's Hotel, on Wsdiaes-
day IL 4th Of July neet, at halt past 10
O'Clock, a II the Society rviA nloue in pro-
cesmon fan thence at 10 o'clock to the Ebis-
cobal Ghu~ch, 5ohere an Oration 1viy be deli
s,ers8bg George Washington ParAe Casts,
Er.
As Members q the Society, Nth such as
chr,s to 9artake nil dine at Gadsby's at 3
o'cfeek, ar 7Uiich purpose a subscription is
op,te2 II The bar.
By order ofthe Standing Committee,
G. Deneale, Ssc'ry.
AZ 3. 4 mare particular detail Of the or
der etf tie dag zviA Be hereafter annaiaced.
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KS ltYfe. They have more than the orc
| g treaties in them ELVES. They are obllga-
(. tioas zvritteal IN tie beart. they approx
| innate men TO men, without their know
6 ledge, and sometimes against their IN
!" ten.ians. The secret, unseen, but IT.
6 refcagable bond of habi.ual intercourse
g hol1s In s-t3s.sesher. The conduct Of
so1ue OF the ambassadors at Parls, ana OF
ours i'll particular, IS d connsent On thaptext
wiz ~ jtgs aJaGlind. can read, and the stupid
underssal1. / issaid hat Mr, l. wished
to Pc sess, e,5bassa3or u England oil ae-
colsats O. SOM f4tnlly conaecuons OF high
rank sfers, and &Sas greariY chagfmed at
be- 9'Ssf Disappointed. We.hope thai he has
foqnd IL that focus OF imnorallty and
vice. Paris, some new relations among
the ignobllty who rule there, to console
him fol- his absence from these which it is
said he possesses among the nobility in
England.
Should the tyranny which new scourges
the human race, after having destroyed its
moral eense, be overttrown, it viii bea Gu
rious sight, the spectacle winch IT'S panegy-
rists will present. Awaking from their
dream, they viii look about them with as
tonishment, and # not petri6ed against all
feeling, with shame, and eXclaim, what
was such shen the government which |
called enlightened? Was that monster the
man whom l so rneanly stopped to tlatter!
What shall say to expiate my criminal
weakness Exhausted &s have, all the to-
pics of adulation upon that unworthy wick
ed person which is gone, where shall ! find
terms OF iattery, or howventure 70 approach
those who have driven him of, and sue
ceeded to his power. This wonld indeed
be an exigence Of no common kind It
may happen, however, and least il should,
we advise those complimentary gentlemen
to prepare forit and as queen Elizabeth
brushed up her old Latin that was grown
rusty, in reply to a foreign ambassador, we
recommend it to them to brush Up few of
their old past compliments TO the regicide,
which have been SO long nouldering in the
graves Of Brissot and Robespiere, that if
dug up and dressed anew, they will not be
recognized or remembered again, even by
the sharp, jealous eye, and strong memory
of Bourbon.
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Arrived ship Charles, capt. Wilds, from
Rochetor., IS days. Lett ship little Cor
nelius, Harrison for n. York schooner
Of Beverley, captain Logan, the former
master Ooyet) was taken delerious in
Nansz, and confined on board; schooner
Fame, Knight, Cape Ann, Ten days schr,
-, Grumpy, Boston, destination no>
known brig Nancy Stephenson, for Dos
ton, 90 days. April 24th was bearded by
an English Irigate, in sight Of the French
shipping in the Road des Easques, treated
politely nextday passed four sal Of the
line (English) On their station. Spoke
June 7, long. SIS, W. lat 80, 10 N. brig Uni
on, IS days from Philadelphia, bound to
Hamburg, all well. June 9Th SO leagues
TO the westward of Grand Bank, aboae SIX
days from Marble-head, Jacob Story mas
ter, all well. June 14th, schooner John,
OF Marble-head, Meak, IS days from Cot
tie and 43 from Gibraltar, ali wel-June I 5
spoke fishing Schooner belongingsso Cape
Ann, IL days from Grand Bank, bound
home.
Same day, ship Diana, capt. Patterson,
IS days from Amsterdam. Left there,
April T, ships Tamerlane, Seward, Of and
for Boston, Goth April; Aurora, Bowles,
Of and for Baltimore, 25th do. with pas
senge,s; Fame, Bullock, Savannah; Co.
lumbia, Dixon, of and for Philadelphia /;
Atlantic, Doty, New York; Magnet,
Hague, Of and for do. 18th April Flora,
Lee, of New York, for Lisbon, ditto..--
Cheesman, Greenfield, Of and for New
York, MISUNDERSTANDING, Chew, of and
for DO; brig Neptuns, Tasgart, from
Charleston for Newport, April so; sch'r
Rebecca, from Beverly, just arrived, des-
tination uncertain. Ship Rebecca, David
son, from Boston arrivedsin Texel Roads
the fifteenth April; brig Aurora, Allen,
from Boston, arrived the Gath; and the
brig Patty, Hazard from New York the
18th in is days.
Left at the Te1el, ship Oliver Ellsworth,
OF New York on shore, capt. Haley; ship
Margaret of Philadelphia, latelyin ship
Atlantic Russell, do. do. brig Lovely Lass,
OF Philadelphia from Batavia, srrived the
Esd April; and one or two others, could not
learn their names, itblowinga gale of wind
all the time captain P. lay there. Came
out with an American brig, bound to Pc
tersburg.
Spoke, May ~, ship from Bristol, AZ
days, bound to Quebec !; in lat. &c, 60,
long. 81, 80, w, had sprung a leak; it
blowing fresh and heavy sea running,
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Ieould learn nothing further. June y ~.
Clyde, Robert Perry, master, 8 DAYS f up
Boston bound to Bristol. Same day sc b:,'
Little Sam, Of Wiscasset, Boyd. IA daaa
from N. York, bound to Cork. Iune 7,
.sch'r Enterprise, Howard, 40 days from
5Oporto for Plymouth.
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lust ARRIVED,
OEee Of Datcouat end DeboEt,

49, y 11sTV00'lR0 tVt1VV y I00JI03
WASHING TON, Ja'4e II.
All notes oaere5i tor diicouHt NUT
in future be ls.i IN ,he Office bafore O'Clock
P. NJ. en- ToeldaY's.
Thofe f., Wed.efday the 9Th of July being
an i3olyday) mutt b. In on Monday the I'd be-
fore 8 O'Clock, P. M.
James Davidlon, CGshter.
Jane aS. d4f
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Too Cents Rez0ard.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber
IN Alexandria, a boy named HENRY KICKS,
about rs years OF age: he had on, when he went
away, blue jscket and brown overalls. Who
ever takes up faid boy add brings him home,
lhall have the above reward, bat no charges
will be paid.
John Wood.
June sss dss
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The Portaersh1p.of
FINLAY and SHAKES

was difolvcd on the zo,h init BY mutual content
]oha Shakes being fully authorized &c fe,tle the
buiinefs in Alexandria, and William, Finley in
Baltimore.
l All perfons having claims againf faid firm are
reque&ed TO call for payment, and thole indebted
TO make immediate iettlement.
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VIM. F1NLAY,
JOHN SHAK ES.
TOHN SHAKES

Intends continuing the BRUSH MAKING
BUSINESS at the old fand in Kiog areet, where
the former cuGouaers of Fiulay aud Shakes and
the public, may be iupplied with articles in his
Inc. ar as low prices and of as good quality as
they can be had in tie United States.
r An Apprentice wanted to the
above baGnefs.
June rs. dat eost
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BOSTON. Tune 10.

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
FOR SALE,
Y A r M O u T III,

r y1wo in James City county, on Chicka ho,uiny
r. r'- f,ien miles from Williamsburg. The inn
provenenis axe, two story brick house with two
rooms and a passage above and below porticos
oil e2ch SIDE, a large and caFacious barn, and
ether cut houses The whole t...2 including an
island in view of the house, high and low land,
with marches contains about 300 acres scarce
" third Of which is cleared Two Thirds Of
the islands, arabic, which. with the land adjoii-
ing the hou7es. IS OF sure,or quality. Adjacent
10 the island a7c Two bold and n?Yiga5!e creeks
with convenient landing to each The range
foe csttlei5 very extensive and The r1agshe5 and
meadows vii! supply an abundance o hay. Fish
ami fowl, in their es;e9ive seasons, may with
ease be obtained at your door. The orchards,
oons,s;ng OF the greatest variety Of all k;;ds of
fruit seef,ed with care, are now in their i.y;'nc
The terms viii be-maie known by William
berkeley Of Richmond. William Randolph of
Wilton, or Ike subscriber.
PEYTUN RANDOLPH, Jr.
For ELIz: INNS.
Eov. 4th, 1904. Gavin PAW ait IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
tBY PERMISsION.]
BURR & HAMILTON.

Is nom ohened az M Hai,nr,'s Washington Ia
vers, 81 'ie1r collection Of IgIX FIGURES, sp-
e,;Or any tx AaiercG; among ysb;c6 is a striking
likeness and representation Of toe late snfoytunat:
DUEL. toHg5. be'trcss Col. Aayon Burr, oice pre-
sident IF tse United States. and Gen alexander HI.
nri!isr, Srbc'ein Gen. Rani:oa is supported by bis
second, Gfier rcceivigg RE mortal .sor7d able
&c! B~y rs led from Toe f,a By Rs s,co74-a sri
kiHg1epresestat,on Of be btce ,esee tie auei gpas
joYgbt, Painted upon scenery qcbic5 adds ,nvc6 20
tbis interesting te6eesentat;pa, Gc-Ant a number
Of selected FIGURES, closer from t5c 6est selcc-
Mons in .dne1oa.-1fusic on an elegant Organ.
~ Adn,ittance so Gents for ,be 6yst admission,
an! person is admitted ,be sscoSid time zgit6oaf
paying bait price, IS Cents. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

ITO be sold, at pubic ASHTON, at the place for
merry knownby the name of The Palace, in ,he
city Of Williamsburg, on Thursday the zenith day
Of January, 1906 if fair, il no, Inc next fair day,
anumber Of
Very valuable & likely SLAVES,
And Other personal e. ATE of the Rev. Samuel
Smith 4h,Croskey, dec among which are va'u-
able collection of Books, y Single Chair and Har-
ness, and all the stocks of Cattle, Sheep e Hor-
ses and Farming Utensils belonging TO the farm,
sndthe crops of Cram, Hay and Fodder thereon
made, some Household Linen, and othet articles.
n credit of six months will be given 20 all who
purchase above the value of twenty dollars, the
purchasers giving bond with approved security,
TO carry interest from ;hc date but if punAualy
pad the interest viii be remitted. Ready money
will be reqlired for all purchases not exceeding
twenty dollars.
Elizabeth M'Croskey, Elk.
William burg Nov. 90, 1904 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
FOR SALE

OS. Saturday the 22l of December next, on
~ the premises. viii be sold to The highest
bidder, my Tract Of LAND in Goochland Coun-
~. con aiming four hund cd and eighty odd acres,
adjoining the land of lrcher Payne. Henry Gray,
HuTrplry Parish and Others, il being the place
formerly the residence of Josias Payne, aa,. by
him sol;O Iohn Hylion, 8: purchased by the sub
sc,i6er from said Hv'ton the last fall. A part.
GUAR description of this land is deemed unnsccs-
sary as it is presumed ,hi; any person inclined 70
purchase, viii fest view the premises suffice it
TO say thar it has il two stor Dwelling house
with six rooms, and FIRE. place IN each some
necessary out houses AMI fru;S trees OF all
.sinds; 1t lies on the upper pays of Beaver Dam,
within about four miles Of the old Court Hou,e,
and about three of james Eiyer the soil of the
Land is well adapted to the cultivation OF any
Kind os grain, particularly Wheat there are a.
bout 25) acres in woods. the greater part of
which is good Tobacco land. The terms of sale
vii! be on credi: of ono. two and three yeas;
bond and seceri,y with deed Of trust on the
laad. - secure the payment Of ,he purchase mo.
ney VIII be required.
JOHN OUARLES.
Fluvanua Nov Is. 1904 A..
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VIRGINIA..

I'll q Superior Court of Chanceyv.
bolIen IN Richmond, '5e 14,5 day Of September,
1904.
BETWEEN !
Charles (. Nash and Andrew Johnston,
executors Of John Nash, deceased,
"ho was executor of John Nash, de-
ceased, plaintiffs. =
AND
James, Robert and Thomas Donald and |
companie and Joseph Michaux,
defendants.
Vie defendant James. Robert and Thomas
4 Donald and companic. not having entered
their appearance and given securit,e according %
the act OF assembly AMI the rules of this Court
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that they are not inhabitants of tins countrie Up.
on the motion of ire plaintiffs by their counsel.
II rs ordered, that the said defendant do apDesr
her, on the first day of the next term and answer
the bill OF thc plaintiffs; and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published i'll the cityof Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
capitol in the said city.
A cofy.-Teste,
PETER TINSLEY. C. C.
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WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
DG.f.NUFHCTORY,

WHEAT FAN & WOVEN WIRE
DGlNUFHcTORY,
No. Z, Bri4Ee.street, (t, doors NORTH If G,iT.5's
Bridge Baltimore:
T%TFEHE are made and sold, WHEAT-
w Fans, frs. qlalityi ROLLING and other
SCREETS, for wheat, barley, Kissed. &c
HAND RIDDLES and SIEVES. ior c1al,
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oais, meal. byici dust,
fax seed. clover seed, ccckie, line, s@,l, &c /;
SAiXFS for Indian meals WIRE SIZES 4;
WOYGN FIHE FOR window. &c &c
AMOS SNIFH,
(Fwmeriy Wgsr g sMIrH.)
y. 3: good assortment IN hand
Any Of the above articles viii be- delivered n
Richmond, (on short not.ce) ~ the same prices
as ~ the fnanufa1ory (eXcldsivc of freisn;) on
the orders bajng left ,Nigh
SAMUEL PARSONS = SON,
Near he.Bas5n Of whom the pri Is mas be
krHvn--vho have now on haad, E6sas Fans,
Wtez. I'd Lime Sicres and veal Sisres, &c Of
4 superior quality
iith No. lsr. 1904 VIZ
RI. 4 Xxx BON d S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

XhTE the undersigned, partners in the late con-
Germs IF Buchanan, Dunlop & 90 at Peters
burg, Robert Polo; * Co IT Richmond and uf
Dan!op. p llok * CO 1T Manchester have sod
to Mr. James Duoi1p. cur are partner in said
concerns. ;he debts now due TO and outstanding
at these did.yen. s'alIiihnents--those interest
ed %il therefore please 10 rake notoe. that he,e-
after tayr,en'sGIs 20 he mad, 1nlv 70 the said Mr.
Jarlcs DInlnp. his attorney at'ornres and 70
who those having claims against these concerns
viii apply for pay meat.
David Buchanan,
(Sm) By Robert Pollok his Attorney.
Robert Pollok.
Virginia. Petersburg. Dec 6. 1874
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

I 'iIE subscriber interd, opening a SCHOOL
Z 4 ms plantation in Hanover County, 10 NJ
tea miles from Richmond, as early in the m9n.h
ot ianuar' 1895, Is he shall. have the assurance
OF SIX schoiaga; and wishing 70 p1y particular
attention 70 the Improvements OF the yO1Ih en-.
trusted 20 his will not undertake the usrIc-
ton Of ro'e than fifteen which number ne will
be enabled 10 accommodate with board, S,c.
lie purposes to teach the English Language
grammaticIily and IN such wise as 70 obyia,e
the necessity for \ knowledge Of the dead lam
glages he viii teach the prllfical branches ct
Mathematics and Geography. The most approve
ed English authors will be read with view TO
forming the taste, ard applying the rules Of gram.
mas: the sense and scope of those authors; with
the derivation, definition, and government Of
words will be expoundcd Tire ancient Ga sizes
will be reai in Jran2l1,ions, whence the learner
VIII become a. famGiar'y acquainted wiki the
customs. m9nners and mythology Of the times
when, and abou, which those authors treat. ~ is
read in the original, and in muca shor CT true
The price Of tuiyion. board, lodgings and wash
ing, will be forty pounds for each scholar per an
mum, to be paid quarter yearly
IOEN SEABROOK.
Ric5mCni, November 9Th 1904 wtf
P.S. SEABRooK will be thahkful 70 those
persons disposed 10 encourage him by con6iing
pupils to his care, 70 give himas early information
thereof rs possible, thar he may be enabled TO
make The necessary arrangements IL time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
Dollars. 10000

Al! tickets drawn blank may berenewed IN the
next class, at 10 dolls each the p,ice of al o.
thers viii DE Is dolls.
All prizes Of Is dollars may he renewed for tic
neat class, OF paid, at the option cfth- person
entitled. If they be not claimed withi1 three
months after the drawing commences, they VIII
be considered as renewed in the second oass
I"c drawing 10 Commence in tive clay of IVil7
liansh"rg' Oh the - day OF -, under
tile NM l5crIent Of ames Madison. ahn Drack7
en-, William NclsoH, itcbert Gr.enhow, Du.wcis
sassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel TYLER. C..acl,
p,'n Travis, Wniam Lightcnot. I-itlc;on W.
I1zeweii, George Tucker and James Sempl.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15

az James river. in Surry coun,y. cailei PIpS-
~ co. containing by estimation nine hundred.
and ninety.six acres, more or less, On Jl.is Plan
tation here is good brick dwelling house and all
other necessary Gu: houses fostfe accommodation
OF large family. also four hundred youuS a0le
ard peach 'recs. will dispose OF the aS.ve ,a6d
on reasonable terms with seventeen or eiyh eeu
likely NEGROES among which there ave only
three females ana two valuable gawye-s and Que
cooper This lard is so situated as TO admit ce
two vecy elegant seats immediately on he banks
OF .hc river. a&o,dnE = dei.sh IN! psospe9 GINA
ny miles both IL nd down nc river. The l,.5.
scrber has irsi reclaimed ell or fifteen acres Of
most exoeij,n ~ mcsd ~ land, which with a,ien-
zion may sc rendered a'mc ipvaluabis-But Ills
deemed unnecessary to dia'e farther oil the ma
hy advantages which dis place poasc3scs as i, IS
presumable that legsoos disposed o pure base ~ 81
fist view the premises The terms Of sale viii
be one div, il hand, and the balance in two G.
qua! annual payments Possession may be had It
any time between thil and the titsi day of January
Robert M'intosh, sen.
Pirsco, 23th November 1907 vs.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
pcfrrs5urp, som M. lao

Petersburg, Sojh Nv. 1904.
THE parties concerned will please take
notice, that I have appointed Monday the
twenty eighth day Of January next, for
carrying the foregoing order into cfic6t--
On which day, their attendance is reqair.
cd at my Office, with their accounts and
vouchers ready Cor examination.
JOSEPH G.. WILDER. n. @.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
inst Received, Fresh assortment Of
HATS AND SHOES.

SentIemsns Newyork Ladies' spangled. Ice
and London mauufac t,irnned and plain
tured black and tlrab white and colGured
beavers, Casters and Kid Slips and Ties.
HoruT,s. Do Morocco do.
Servants glazed. Ca Do Leather do.
riel5 Hair and Wool MISS Kid and M ,roc.
ditto. Co Slips
Youths end infants do Children's morocco
Childrens Morocco, Shoes
Caps and Trimmings. Gentlemen's superfine
shoes and pumps.
Do Suwarrow Boots,
For sale two doors above the Eagle by
3UDSOW e BURR.
ON coEsTCEM6ET,
One Trunk Caihcoes, Cdlas, and silk and Cot
ton Shawls.
Two tons best Country refined Bar Iron.
2ob ~ SENDER 1854. wSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
OF superior quail

WIN certainly be Sod i3r Cash,
a 4 Tie house oG Moset Tired yay IN he com.
~ " Of powhaian, on Thursday the ,li,d day
Of January zone thousand eight dundrcd ash i've.
pursuant 20 decree Of ghc superior cj,lrr OF
chanoery, holden fer the kichront 1istYiq -ro.
naunced on the second day of June las. III .ayor
Of col. Samuel Meredith OF Amherst county. a.
gainsr John Nnaua;ly aoi others.
On the day, aud n the place above mentioned,
arG in conformity 10 the aforesaid decree, Will be
sold, 20 tine highest bidder, for -eady money, one
oerlaintraG or parcel orLATO, lying on Apo
na'tox river. in rhe upVer end Of said coun.y,
wi'hin TWO miles Of lie place Of sale Containing
fcur hundred and twelve and one half acres a
part of which is low grounds, adj dining Jhe said
iua the remainder high land, thought to be e.
qual IN value 20 any in Inc neighbouthood there
arc TWO plantations on this sra9 one Of which
lies Immediately mon the river. being hat plan
tarion wherein Aroheius Nunnauy lived in lis
lietimeI ths ',Iidnigs are such as might answer
for the accom- notation OF an ovcrseer K negroes,
win = good barn &c. The o',cr IS the planta-
ton u, N which Capt John Eunually has lived
/ r a number Of years upon which there is
good dwelling house with Two room below and
two above stairs 4 krchcr, snoak house, dairy.
a'a5'', barn. &c all in good repair; unon this
tno eight or ten hands may be employed to great
advantage.