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FOR SALE.

IlY virtue Of Deed of Truh, executed to the fub-
~ ieriber BY Walter Walton of Albernarle county.
to 1ecure the payment oil a debt due Brown, Walton
Co will be exPoed to public fae to the higheR bid
der for ready money, Tueday the frft day of Ia
nuary eighteen hundred and five, at M'Credie. HiO-
gnbotham & Co.'S fore, ten miles above Charlottel
vile THE TRACT of LAND whereon the fa;d
Walton at Prefent reidcs, containing two hundred and
hxty-four acres, be the fame more or efs
GEO; GARRETT, 1rgess
Albemarle, Dec. 8. q, 3w
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OVID
TO MIR. CHKIsTorEER Johnson, OF sou4n.
CAROLINA.

SIR,
q you are not refdent OF this Commonwealth.
L u and have no Agent Attorney within the
lame, to whom legal notice can be given; you are
hereby informed, that by virtue of coinmifiop if
ed from the office the High Court of Cnancery for
the middle ditret of Virginia. by law directed to be
holden at the Capitol in the City of Richmond in the
init IN Chancery depending in faid court, in which
you are Complainant, and am Defendant ] ihaIl
proceed on the iecond Monday in February next, at
he Tavern OF James George in the county of Gooeh-
land and itate OF Virginia, take the depoftons of
Thomas Johnion, John Johnfon, Zachariah pulliam,
Jom rretweil' and William Chick, be read as evil
dence in the fad fuit, and that the fame cannon he
taken on the day aoreiaid the taking thereof will be
continued by adjournment from day to day until the
whole are completed; when and where You may
ifyou pleafe attend.
lam fir, Yours, &c.
BENJAMIN JOHNSON.
Louiia county, and fate of Virginia.
December 22.-(eS 4w.)
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FOR SALE.

DY virtue OF deed of truf, executed to the fub.
~ icriber by David Gillalpy, fen'r. of Albemarle
county, to fecure the payment of debt due BROWN
Walton and Co. and John Walton, viii be expofed 70
public iale to the highe bidder for ready money on
luefday the rf day of January eighteen hundred and
tive, at MCrede, Higginbotham and Co, fore. ter
miles above Charlottesville, the traet of land wherein
the iaid Giaipy at prelent refdes, containing one
hundred and twenty-five acres, be the fame more OF
els. WILLIAM WOoD TT.
Albemarle, Dec. s.---(sw.
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NOTICE.

ME Ia1ieri5erJ and members of TIE Mutual
4 Ln/iranre Company agaigf Fire or Goods
and Furniture, in THE fate Of Virginia, are bere6y
requefed to attend their annual general meeting,
TO be beId agreeable TO their contribution, on tie -
eond Yedna(aay in January, svoicb being tie stb
day onsst month, BY ten o'clock II. NJ. at tie Ge-
neral Office az Igararee, in The city Of Richmond.
N. F. AST, Principal Agent NJ. #. S.
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1904. leS4ay.
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MISS ROBBINS.

a FIEK making her hncere acknowledge
n ments to her friends and the pnbI;c for e.,
portion OF patronage which hehas experienced wbes
to inform her patrons, that ihe has removed her
ScnooL to houfe nearly oppoGte to Mr.. Cop
lands on Shockc Hill where ihe can accommodate
dozen young Ladies as Boarders.
Nov. s. eS2m
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TO RENT-For the eaEAing rear,

HE WHITE HOUSE at Hanoper Court
l. 6Otie, together eOitb the lots adjoining there
TO- f69f are NOT attached to the Ta1erq. Tie bo4e
IS a Very commoaious one evitb all The ueceqarr
offices.
ALso, far rent, a field containing about an,
bHndTed acres Attaining the premiyfs, aueH Galley
lated for the enifisation Of corn TIE abope pro-
perry qoH be rented fparateLy or together, as
may 6ef luit tbeie qvjj5ing TO rent. Terms zviU
be made kn04On by tie (Hljiriber G4,ing at tie
Contribute.
BARBARY o. THILMAN.
Dr.
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N o T c f.

M the undersigned, partners in the late concerns
w of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. at Pc
teriburg, of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. at Rich
mond, and Of DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. a. Man-
ci1eiier: nave iod lanes Dunlop our lave
partner IN iaid concerns, the debts now due to- and
9atitandingat theie entelabliihinent.-Thol in
debted will therefore peafe take notice. that here
alter payments are to be made only to the faid Mr.
James Dunlop his attorney attorneys, and to whom
thoie having claims aga thele concerns will apply
for payment.
DAVID BUCHANAN.
BY ROBERT POLLOK,
bis AftorEry.
ROBERT POLLOK
Virginia, Petersburg Dec. s, 1904. (epsm)
IRISH LINENS 81 Sd IRISH SHEETIACs
ME SUBSCRIBERS have jut received from
Il Beliait handiome afIortment of 18th & 4-4th
iKiSH LINENS, and 5-4th IRISH SHEETINCS,
which they viii fell nioderete terms.
ELLIS & ALLEN
OfEfm1fr 20. [es 4w.
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SADDLERY.

Ohm MtENERY, SADDLER, relaei7t;sily in
JcrS1s TIE public in general, and bis friend, ia
partifaiaT' thar be has juR reeeiued an eiseau.
nna 1yfN ebeIen @0orf0lent Of Saddlery, Coa,s
e ess 1"!nfj' MoHniiass, N,bips, Spurs, SIC. Sc.
sc. 'a,d ~ ioder lbs osvn INFECTION, qybereby be
terms. '"
NopeMEer 81.
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w. COWAN.

NTATcH AND CLOCK MAKER, one door
w below the Eagle T'avern--repairs watehe,
and Clocks OF every deferption the fhorteit no.
tice.
W. c. returns his grateful Acknowledgements to
ms friends and euftomers, and hopes to merit CONT
nuance OF pan favours.
N. 4. He has on hand few good Watches, with
variety Of Chains, Seals, Keys, &c. Which he will
difpofe Of low for cah.
December 4.---(eeH
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PeterRprg, w
J. TOMPKINS

D ESPECTFULLY informs t6ole eouc.ra.6.
~, tbat be ba.J ,eznoved The 6ooks and oa1ers Of
the late concern of Robert Pollok q Go. and Dan
Iop, Pollok y Co. to a nezv Brick Hogje near
TIE Blfn, and DIRECTLY ostoGteto the Seaie-Houie.
Nberr he bas for Jaie, a .tizu pipes of OLD
COGNIdC BRANDY, ef.I1perior quality.
December H.
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TAetrue anfwers TO theie and 6rniiar intero-
gatores, will decide, whether our contributions
and bills ofriyht are thinking INTO dead parch-
ment, or whether they are the facrcd written
depoGtasies of practical principles, that are ex-
iit'"g. acting and improving throughout the
community. c.
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NOTICE Is HEKEsv GIVEN TO THE DEBTORS oil
ROSS 81 FORD.

MAT in compliance with my du;y as afFgnee
ihall commence fuits unfortunately againi,
all thoie who do not come forward and give anrr-
anees when payment may DE expected.
NEIL M.COULL.
December O. (rf1
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$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls. each.
1T drawn Ticker having blank TO its
lumber after 1000 tickets are drawn, dolls. LOCO
Do. after $500 do are drawn, 1000
Do. after 5000 do are drawn, 1000
Do. after $500 90. are drawn, loo
Lat drawn Ticket, 5000
This Lottery has been authorized by the Legislature
OF VIRGINIA for the adable purpole of erecting Semi
nary OF Learning in near the Metropolis of thi.
State With this view, it is contemplated to raife
10000 dollars and $500 dollars in addition for de-
fraying the expenees of drawing, &c. The Trulees
to niure fuccets have divided the Lottery into fo,r
dit'n1 claes 10 to raie the fun contemplated by
an annual lottery for four years. to rae every wear
5000 dollars, that the work may progres it is
pected that the Preent Lottery may be drawn by the
tirf day of January next.
1t is hoped that the gentlemen who have purchafed
Tickets in the Richmond Academy, will fill hold
them, as the divfon of the former Lottery into four
eiaiies was deemed neceilary by the Truffees to in
iure fucceis to 10 ulefu iniitutiou The town of
Bolton Ito the honor of its citzens has public choos
m which are about fxteen hundred pupils The
houriihing and increaiing city Of Richmond cannon
boat OF one public fchool. The Truftees of the
Richmond Academy, have about thirteen acres of
ground, nearly half is accepted as donation and
the remainder they have contracted for on which
intend to erect the Academy. The fcite is elevated,
heaithy ana beautiful If any gentleman who has
purchaied Tickets is didatisfied with dividing the
Lottery into four caes if he returns the tickets the
money will be repaid, provided they are returned in
ten week, from this day.-Doa. William Fouihee,
William Du-Val, William Price (Regfer), and
George Tucker are appointed by the Trutee, to fell
and dipoie of the Tickets who are authorized TO ap
point agents for the above purpofe.
- The remaining tickets may be had of the faid
committee, OF Robert Mitchell, Efq. Mayor, Samuel
fieaiants, IT. Aug. Davis, Printer, William Prichard
and William Mofely, Treasurer
Richmond, Dec. ls, 1904. (,w.N
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FOR SALE-at Roekeftt.

FOR SALE-at Rockets.
HE LOT, and two Rory BRICK HOUSE, con-
Il tanning three tenements, which the ubctribes
Purehaied at the fale of George Nchoon, deceafed.
The lot is well tua,ed for warehoue, and the brick
building for bake-houie, lumber-houfe or Tobacco
Factory. John ELLIS.
November I L. rs
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" RELLS or LhDING, SHERIFF. BLANKS
BLINK BONDS, tSc tSc.
pOR SAFE Al THIS OFFICE,
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ENOCH SULLIVAN.

ENOCH SULLIVAN,
JhWELLER g KAIR-WORXER,
(Firit door below the Eagle Tavern)
EGS leave to inform the public tina, he Ia, for
- SALE FASHioNASLE Assos7MkS7 or
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE;
14Do, II HANDSOME SUPPLY OF
LADIES ELEGANT COMBS, POCKET Rooxs g..
% epf.
RURR MILL STONES, OF ALL SIZES. and
- PLAiSIER OF PARIS, of an excellent uual;tv-
foR SAFE, AS UsuAL, BIZ
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market
Dec. 4. 1en,f1
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sri.h Ai,lrr at:p snaortra cginr

John HENRY has imported in the Zip I .ron,
y captain Thuriton, from Liverpool, a few f;nsii
boxes of well aforted 4-4ths IRISH LINEN. pprcy's
led in Dublin in July; which, with fne ole oaso,
particular MADEIRA WINE, inpipes and half pipes.
he offers for iae OH modetate terms.
Nov. z. epf.
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T. SULLY.

Portrait ond Miniature Paiaftr
g. PECIMENS of his work may be feen at his ROOMS
- above Dunimure & Turner's Grocery, Main
Street, Richmond.
December 4. (eptf1
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WHITE CHIMNIEs.

VIE Ji@friber avi@es to rent The Taue,n and
Store Hogif at this place, either altogether
or <fparnfelyi the eligibility Of TIE Rand for a
1a1e,n and Store is qVeN kn0zvn by many .be
JafA6'Ity Of the air and the quality offbe 4oate,,
are i7lsscebfionable. Petition may be eiz,eu on,
tie III Of January next. Por ternis ap6iy to
FRANCIS GdLVHN.
Write Cbinnie5, Dec. IS, 1904. (ebs,l
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CASH

WILL 6e gicen for Ie or Is RO7-s, from
Ito Is years old. Enqui-e critic Prinfers
Dec. Is. TeSff1
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BROKERS' OFFICE.

BROKERS OFFICE.
hh Saefsviesr bq'>epeatda Broier's oIfse, sepeGte
4 f6e Union 1art,H, ard he CO.stiae-bea,f of
Thomas and AmeS LaH III 6nEneG eenf1-a to hin.
7sN be f,agiae7eS .vitb Fris' fidelity.
THOMAS NoRYELL.
Ot70bry s. If
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BILLS On NE}V-YORK,
-ds Ten 10 Sixty Dars Esbt-Foa SALE ~
M. w. HANCOCK 81 co.
Dec. %. If
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Pe;erbGs, Nov. "a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

- TICKETS to ne had of Robert Pollard
Dos John srockenbrough. ir. WIN Price, (Res
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MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Poor MINIS Friend.
IN -FOUR PART

IN FOUR PARTS
!. An address to rhe married Lady vho is IN
Mother of Daughters.
II I'm address to ,he newly married Lady
IL. Some iuPuTtO,,t hin;s . tho Mduife
~ An ESSAY on The management and common
disca-cs Of Children
b SsEIUBL X JENNINGS.
Tie title and head Of this work are oonsdera
BY expressive of IT. nature and design Each
pay, contains moral reflections adapted, 10 the cha
ya1ers for whior they are intended; bur they coz,
pose in TIE whole medical book of such sorr IS
necessarily interests every family. The plan Is
conducted with al pssoble simplicity and plain.
ness, and will be found very great convenience
70 he Ladies.
twill be printed on a neat plain Type, and good
Paper, aud il is supposed will contain two hum
dred and forty page of a duodecimo size.
The price 10 subscribers, If neatly bound, will
be IS. if in boards, A. Cd.
So soon as he work is finished the subscribers
may apply to Mr.. Nicoson, and others with
whom they may make their subscriptions, who, on
receiving payment, viii deliver to them their
books.
n uuvh-r of copies will be deposited with Mr.
Samuel Plsasanis and other book sellers from
whom the public may o- supplied
The author haners himself, that his work win
be found a very useful one Having submitted
MS manuscripts to the inspection Of several respect
tO'c ana judicioue men, he IS encouraged 20 ven
TUE this publication IN favor Of himself lie is
well aware, that the composition may BE calculate
cd FOR usefulness, and yei f0r waut Of being push
cd forward into public noJoe, i. may lie dormant
on he booksellers shelf as his cherdesign was
Go b. beneficial MS fellow ctizs as hc is deter
mined 70 spare 10 pains which NAV be necessary
to Circulate bis books; aud they viii therefore
probably be offered for sale at most Of the court
h3u,es OF thc uorcr counties o. .'s state OF Virg
ni@ lie iharks the p7'rio'ic gentlemen Of the
Two b 'n.es Oh legislation, who gave him friendly
eneou-a'emert aud calculates on their influence
A. heir pc live Counties SO flraa the men. oil
the performance NAV deserve their aid
SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
Fohrraro 3 1904. SIN
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Notice.

4 IL persons Indebted TO The sub.criber. Il,
( Z dealing or otherwise, at mis- store in Buck
ing ham, under the direction OF Mr. John Jenkins.
informed hat their bonds. notes and scr .unt.
are placed tcr collection in tie hands of Edward
W. Trent, attorney at Law. who IS Authorised TO
receive the same and grant scqurtAnoes
WILLIAM BROWN.
Manchester, Cd Ism. 1904. If
The undersigned will attend the February Back
ingham court for the purpose Of receiving the =
bove dcbts--tbo'e' who fa;I comply with thi.
n0iice, can exped no Indulgence
EDWARD w TRENT.
h. z. w. t has commenced the PRICqICE
Of(L%JY in the Courts Of Hevico, CGssteyfeld,
Pcsc5aton, Hnle!ia, and Ctr,5erlana.
Richmond, % Jan. 1903. rf
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DrasuAyT ~ nm O,'rv ~ Je Comm C7ny, 81
Haita@ viii be LE7'fo PIP trr-,f bjhl,, n,
Raso',as's 7areH, Haifdr Cvtbou-e. ~ RE -
Of Matc5 next ne BUILOtNC or a CON.
gODIOU5 CLERKS OTrICE. 76g -sala NJ
5'ict ardfbe roof c,veyei pifb siqe. Eve,y f5n -
r.'afivs lr w f-,f0tig aud Performance qf nee
o57vc job TvN NJ sfec fc4Yr mgfr tro,a or sbe d1v
81 letting. Beut and sc-wiy willie ,eyli,1f - PIE
s0s,ialey tov NJ fatljr' teyformarce of tie 1so,I
vifltH limited ffme, Lyfte
90 MAFIySIcWERS.
HIhfsN oosEfy. 1sf5 San 1901 tim
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
BANK BILL.

= ~ az passed by the General Assembly of
Y Virginia, Tor establishing Bank in tho C,r
p Riohn'ohd, is just published aad Tor Sale al
ais ssee,
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Notice.

'EHosE that have any claims against the estate
oil Alice Lemay, dec late % Hanover countv.
"iN MAKE tncm known--aad those that may be
indebted, viii please to make payment
w. ANDERSON, Admir-.
with the VII! annexed.
Caroline, Feb 1s, 1904. Sw
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BURR MiLL-STONE
M1NITE ICTIO ~

MfNUF5CZ'ORY.
TIE 'cs.cribcr takes This mode ~ returning his
thanks to mo former patrons, 7ud rForrnjre: the
public IN general, that ne ho. (bv desire ot his
tr'ends) recommended the MAHJEACTUR-
ING Of BURR MILL-STONES ard h.y.ns
HI ri,hed himself with 4 supply &C the best M,
ter's!s, xnd having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes 10 be able 10 give .a,sfaaion
&C hi, employers.
The stones he viii warrant TO be a. good .. y.
ny IL the United States.
Any orders left with Capt WILLIAM PEN
SOCK Norfolk Capt. WILLtAM CrAMazNs
Stauntnni ;dr WILLIAM Hay, Wythc courty,
~ MIR. Rostrr NooNI, Petersburg, shall &c dl
= at'Fnded 70, and country produce received in
payment, at the customary prices
go TWO APPRENTICES will he taken
TO the above business. and short tire required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON
Richmond, Ian. 10th, 1905 ff)
n. L. FOR SALE, PLITgGEr Of PlRIS.
IN stone or ground. for the improvement OF land.
with di'saions for the use thereof.
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ss g1gssg7--1 Is. Ssss
Tsvcn,y- FYUe Doiiars Tle..,.,.,i.

u ON away from the subscribesliving IN Geool,-
IN hard coursy, q very likely ,'egro man named
SAM who calls hiy.self AnUrL Co~rG. abou,
p or IS years old. low but stout made, &C yc!-
osish complexion. one his upper fore teeth
out, tis dress chiefly OF Virginia cloth, with
green Duyants short coat; he is very sensible, aad
can read, and write rs TO he understood some
wort1 He vii. eadeavot to pass For freeman,
and exf>& viii procure 'a7s Of hjs cNo or
from some one else. l expe6 he viii 81 ~ or
down James river, but rather ,h:u> W. about
IynchburS, or some other town on James river.
Whoever takes p the said negro and ls vc-5 hin
70 me, cr secure him IN Jail SO thai get him u
gain. shall receive the above ard. and all re&-
sonahie expenses for delivering him 10 ne a,
home. EDWARD COX.
Sept Sd, 1903. Sw Stf
N u. expea he will change his name and
nress
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$4,000 tickets NJ 10 dollars each, 10000
y. d. Prizes subjea to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been auihotized by the Legi,.
Isture or Virginia, for the laudsble purpose of {.
reehns seminary of learning in or near THE me-
tropoils ut rms state. With this view, il j, con-
temps.sdto raise 20 0C0 dollars and 3 500 dollars
IN addition, Tor defraymg the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery Citizen, of the FIRST re
'peetabi!ny have been ,clcled as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 20 use their utmost
eSer,ions 70 carry i, into elea The scheme Ina ,
the advantage of giving 20 each scycn,urer, =
chance tot acme very large prizes whilst the pro-
portion o. prizes to blanks. 10 great ~ TO invite
the friends of tho in ended ns1tu;ion to nar,al,e
IN ti.e lot,ery with very itle risk of their Jecom
ing losers. The treasurer Of the state is 10 be IN
pointed 70 receive the money for the ticket. as
they IRE 'o!d and TO pay the amount of tie mi.
ze' TO the fortunAte adyemurern Ii i. believed
that The above considerations will induce , r,pid
'aie OF tickets, and The drawing will commence q,
soon IA sufficient number shall bs sold 70 auho
ne ii-which !, is believed will be en- th- second
MONDAY IN December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1894.
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BY Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CRY OF
RICHMOND.

l Prize-last drawn ticket, having
blank 10 its number, 20,(
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Fitch ReQuisitiOn.

10y order Of tho Board If directors Of the
: , Manchester Turnpike Company, the toeh
holders arc hereby required to pay the further sum
of seven and an half dollars. on each share, into
the hands Of the treasurer, on o. before the first
day o. April next.
JAMES BRANDER. Clerk.
h2Eches,er, Oh kSb.IsQz elihS
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Those who wait for the completion of the
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
ron S-ALB,
THE ESTATE, CALLED
V A Rim A.


FtNG on James river, in Henroo county,
Il twelve nliies from Richmond, anu about IN.
same distance from Petersburg The quantity of
itnd about 82O acres, Of which sou are of she best
quality IN the state for wheat lying in gentle
and Uniform slope entirely above foods. complete
ly fIce from surps and aii obs,ruc.ions 10 the
dons!' yei continuing IN strong heart. The re-
t'1l1deT IS mostly, rather uncorlmoniy high aud
irm tide marsh, abou, onc fourth cleared 10 or
- acres com 'ejCir suroUs.'ei 10y 4 goo5 bank Of
-l'y, which hss neea extended, with tie view of
rccilimiug tle whole, as far g. sb1u two thirds
4 the requisite distance. The wood which can
5e carried almost from the stump o; board large
sen vessels upon two srars, for the distance of
'lnec 'ourihs Of mile a!ous the skirts of the 60
rest wil pay all the exp, ases Of reclair-ing ma.
ny times Owe a pags which was formerly re-
claimed from the tide, proved Icy enough for TO.
b7cc1. and brought several immense crops q +,
WITHOUT showing po,ahilty ofcxbausuon rhe
marsh abounds with uia- toi avid fine pa,ur.l
grass The hay Of which 81, thought by numbers
prefer sb'e to timothy.--h few valuable Negroes
raised On fireplace. ,iz urce men and 4 womar
also about score nj cows and oxen of the
Ampibil and Boynton breed mivcd some other
stock, about d score and half &C Spanish ewes
very nearly pu.e Muiao's blood, and 100 barrels
OF corn, will be leli on tie Place She tenant is
bound 10 furnish seed and sow q fell crop ofwheat,
about 100 acres IN due TINE The estalc Will be
rhcwn 10 ysusnts, by Mr.. Moscs Bates and Nr.
w. NadiOrd, living upru it Mr. George Jof,r
son ot Richmond, o. Mv Thomas Esron Ran.
dolph viii make known i've terms g. applicants,
and vii either Of Them conclude q bargain, which
tie proprietor viii raify
December 50. 1903