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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Richmond, 20,b Mpeb 1904
R Ia Qwoy. somc I'M ~


fasi 7vi;t~v, negro mar named DAFT, beioaging tn
tbe s.ffe Of Christopher Robinsoa dec be is small
ddTs te.oo zaitb Tin uisGgs 5ont so ears 81 age;
be IL 5 5i ri BE beginning 3tt5, yeay ana IN
sb0yt time tst bis II We'gtooi reut be f0I-
IOSOe! 6is gVe bo bG! just bsfore been rcmorel yon
GlouceSfe, to tbe plantation Of WnHe~ Wasbipytou,
esq Frele,ict b. Mss Ifiid,ea Rootes, TO ,pbona
'6e 6eioa5ci-t5e wfe', name is Nea.no; il 70 ssb-
ne etioty sill near Der, zpbe,eye- s5- rrq,
be. 7viU sive Zen Do!i:ys in addition tn Johat a6s
las aAozos 10 any poS.E oep Vai -iiv,' ei,ff ne
in Gloucester bali t5ata.'n to lve BIN secured
an jill t5at rec vey BIN I,oGrH Ill he, 47ss nor
10 '""' nm il maaer nor PENN: 5im to ,c-
main on tbeir plantations.
Nm: CURTIS. Ee'or. f C. Ro5i=son
Gloucester, HigtSdtc, ian 10, 1901
p 5. Hivqaeysfooitbat be bds o5taiaeR a pass.
Nbo5e name is 10 IT, u nor tro,,i--iti' e e5fe8
qu5ea 5ess 5eaert thar see pass mag be seepred
ana aetivered .oit6 bin.
Sc " O.
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Richmond. January 81, 1904.

- TICKETS to he had of Robert Pollard,
Dott John Broc terp'oush, a. NVm. Price. (Rcg }
1amuti lieasan's. IT, ana William Prichard.
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By Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
10 BUILD AN ACADEMY IN The CRY OF
RICHMoND.

1 Prize--lsst drawn ticket, having
= Oi2nk 10 its number, 20
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1 'itE subscriber, according 10 a FORMER s,lvei-
q 'isement, now gives notice, that on Saturday
the l4th Jay Of April next, At IL o'clock, on the
premises, he will offer TO public SALE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
THIhNTY ODLLARS REIH4RD.

1'HiENTY DCLLHRS REIP.4RD.
/ . UN away from the subscriber on SATURDAY
- the l9th Of February, 1909, dark muiato
man called BILLEY, u or % years Of age, s
feet 6 or Z iscies high, has thick head Of hair,
which he combs ~, and iiu'le nclnable TO be bow
legged isver polite and conversant and no boubt
will attemp; to pass rs free manj he Is good
waiter and excellent hosller the latter occupa-
ton he IS vsry ford Of have reason to believe
he will make for the county Of Fauquier having
a brotherin that county the property of w. Pick.
eft ; his dress consisted of a round blue jacket
with blue and drab pantalosns. pair Of boots
and leather hat, and carried oil other clothes.
! vii give the above reward TO any person who
will deliver him TO me in Hanover county near
Newcastle. or secure him in Jail so that get him
again. Al masters Of vessels and others are
forewarned from carrying him out of the state on
their peril
THOMAS BLAKEY.
Feb. 81. 1884,. e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-11

MOORE and LOWE,
At the end Of the wharf thai was Colonel George
Gipn's, now the property of A. and khiha
Janney, have received
4 Cargo Of Salt,
From the lie of May. With is fupPoiea TO be
the beft for curing Fiji
They haze ol6 on hand,
Old Jamaica Spirits, Frsnch Brandy, Peach do i.
Rum Of differen, qualities, Cherry gvunce, Whit
kew, Cyder, Vinegar, loaf and brown Suga'
cofF.e, Teas, Pepper, Pimcnto, Chocolate, moola
and dipp'd Candies by the box, Segars, Lam.
black, RaiGas by the keg.
All the above ARTICLES will DC iold low fof
Cath.
& January 4. eo7s
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mo. 958.
TINS C3-auen,

Fla. pa received and is opening at his fore IN
Kne-s.fect j few doors abave M:iits. Btnae1
AMI Wats's, hsndfosne afEorsmrnt ct
FaH and Winter GODS,
.copaGiup Of luperGnc broad cloths, and eah.
rnerss, coating, torea cloth, keriey, and half
Ihieks, friped and role blsekeu, frIzes. hshneis,
toiaett and lx aflilawas, Reilia fhtetiag, ravens
dulk, do,gIas. ereas ard ticklenbutSs, brown and
white platillss, Ififh linen, long lawn ard fins
cotton flirting, an elsgsnt aaortuent Of eanefie
mullins, whkc and coloured fine India mali nua
sndf prigg do f4hionable chntz and eslicoes, sers
nituIe do. ladies extra long cotton gloves. trenea
and Enslih silk pick nick, s lace Do. 9 4 iastia
itripe aud fancy bdrdercd cambria {hawis, hite
and coloured canle's hair do. patent esing cotton
threads, isces, bobbn, &c. &c. The above cocoa
will be dfpied of on the ufual terms Tor cain.
Nov. II.
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Nntace as herebp g1Ue7s,

Notice IS berebv g1Uen,
To the Stockholders Of the BANK OF ALEX--
ANDRIA, that an Election will be held at the
Court hoult in this Town, on she 5hro Monday
IN January next, Tor the puspafe Of choodng zinc
D;Ieeors Of aid Bark for the enfuing year, agree
able to charter.
BY order Of The President and Directors
GURDEN CHAPLIN, ca@ier.
December IS, - eoae
Richmond Virginia Herald, Ffederiekibufg !;
&sthe Virginia Centinel, Winchester are rsqueif
ed 20 insert the above ill The day OF eleet'oM.
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pubEir llenDas.
On FRIDdY.

US a M ~ go
q, - ,,flsfi, spiK b. reid al RE Ttndas Sfss
Rumin hogiheadsand barreia
French Brandy IN pipes,
Gin ia pipes and bis.
Whiaey ana Apple Brandy in BIS.
Sugar ia hhds. sierces and bls.
Coiee il tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap ia boxess
Mosld and dip'd Candlss
Raifns in kegs, boxes and iars,
Fig, in kegs and trails,
Orsens Ware il crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
ALso,
A variety of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerisymetes, Duiils,
Plains and Kerfcys,
Negro cottons, Serges,
Elafiek., blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Rsaela
Yarn Stockings,
Chihtzts ana |aiicOcsS
Iriih Linens, Siie6a do.
Oinsburgs and Ticklenburgs.
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Closhs
Bandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colourcd Threads, Hata,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
January o.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il, 1901,
FOR SALE BY.

Il Nb4A E'LA1JAA II 80
(. WILLIAM HdRllSHORNEs,
At HIS sroSE ON KRIS WHARF, LcWEx END
OF woLr sraKaf,
w-Englsnd Potatoes,
Coaric Salt,
MidIng. and Shoulders Of Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Leaf and Lump Sugas
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts aud Bran,
Sppe,fine Flour in barrels end half barrels,
Large and fmall vefiels may be con-
.venientiy accommodated with Wharfage on mo-
dcTste terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceiyed in them on Storage.
a large STORE on Hoes Wharf to iell OF tse
with the privilege Of receiving and tapping
goods free of wharfage.
A fnnall HOUSE on Water Street next door
10 Major Muncsaer's, for faic.
A number Of LOTS in good Stsations tor iais
or TO lei on ground rent.
Alex. l1th mo. aoeh. e0sd
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yuJua0Ie properly tor Sale.
In 9uy}uance Of a Decree Of inc United
States The Dyfrl7 Of Columbia, atfbe k49 term,
held fartbt eouaty If Alexandra, Cozri ter III
be I'D at 5a6iie 0at7!on, to tbe d,ghef 6d6ey,
ter read, moaey, on Wrastsday the ss1b Of ia
". or The 9,tmy<s,
Twounimproved Lots,
or parcels of ground fubjetted 10 Isnt Ct { -
s6: per annum, iitua,c lying, and icing % tlie
west iide of Wafer ttscet, AID outh fife Of frank
lin Areet, in the town of Afexandra.
The sale TO commence at o'clock IN the
afternoon
Samuel Craig,
Elisha Janney, Comrs.
P. 6. Marsteller,J
Dec. rs. co.
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Dec. ~.

THIRTY Dollars Rezyaqd.
RANAWAY from rhe subscriber onjthe seyh
of October last, negro man slave named
3 O &,
about 60 years of age, Eve feet nine Inches high
straight limbed and we'll formed; said slave hath
an implement in bis speech which prevents hisb
readily replying 70 a question. He commonly
wears earrings. lie took with h,m variety of
good cIoathipg, description of which isu1n-ccs-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. Ffa
has been frequently seen about to~o since he ab-
seconded, and in all probability rs now secresed by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. ]oRN Mv.s, ls,e OF this town, BAT now
said to be free. Theiabpye reward Will bs paid
Cor securing said Negra.BoB, in any goal, ard
further reward Of Ten collars for the dis
coyery of those who have been accessory to his
concealnIent.
Captaiil's of vessels, sc. are forwarnsd at
their peril, not to take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. rs.
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RaleS bp auat0n.

On SATURDAY,
81 ie s'sloek, qUiI Be ald Gtfbs Ysxaae Sore, IL,
rssrrr Of King sa1 Uaios s,sffs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrsla,
Sin in caiks
Wine in pipes and quatser saks
Molafies in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. add barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caaxs and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes
Qoeen's Ware, and
ALSO,
Avdrlety of DRY GOODS
AMONG WHICH ARE
BROAD Cloths, Irifh Linens,
Cafiimeres, Caiicocs,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Costings, Chintzcs,
tIalfthicks, Bedficks,
Ecarnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, ] Muffin and Malta
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, Sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AsRiexse,.
January ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-21
HOUSES and LOTS

10 he RENTED or SOLD, the following Va
luable PROPERTY, to wit: The TENE.
MSNI, late the residence OF VIM. Radford, dec
consisticg of large dwelling house, kitchen,
smoak house, stable and carriage house, together
with TWO small Tenements, connected with the
same, situated in a 1loss healthy and agreeable
neighborhooj, at the upper cad. ana OF the street
leading 70 the Capitol square.
Also, adjoining the a5ove, and on the street
leading 70 the Governors, = TENEMENT, well
calculated fortwo stores bur az pre- sent turned in
70 one, for the purpose OF receiving wheat. &c
This stand IS supposed 90 be among the best on
the HILL for retailing goods and buying produce,
having been kept as such For several wears past.
Also. large and Convenient BRICK TENE
MEN1', just finished adjoining The subscribed
residence, opposite ;he Hon Geo w the's, and
on the Street leading 20 the Capitol within :.
'onvenien5 distance Of the same For further
PARTICULARS enquire Of WM PRICE.
Riclra1ni Feb. %, i80s WIT
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z ATE the property of his grace the Duke of
q n Bedford, and sire of Spectator Tarantula,
Jenny. Spinner, Creeper, phenix, Hospitality, &c.
will stand the ensuing season, near Farmvile, a,
Ten Cuineas and a Dollar TO the groom for each
mare. The season will commence the first day
of March next and end the 'st day of August fol-
lowing; extensive pastnrage of superior quality
will be furnished grais. and The greatest attention
paid, bur no responsibility tor accidents or escapes
The money viii be expe6lei sor the season of such
mares as are pas,ured before they are removed,
and notes scnt with those that are not TO be left
with the horse, payable The Is of August next
apply 10 RICHARD KNOWLES,
Ageu. for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. Is, 1900. wt1Iun
p. =. Faruyille is miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and SIS from Gainesville. Mares fed
IL required
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Dollars 1856

&c x {. T S
n abe a5ope Loue,y, for SIZE a; s. Psea,ens,'
Book St9ie
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Notice.

GONE few months before the death of Mn
- John love of Rockers landing, / nut into
his hands FOR the purpose ofcolleaing, of
Capt. James Roberts of said place. given TO me
fora balance of none. due foe manufactured to
baeco, and some Hour sold said Roberts. Since
the death Of Mr.. ]. Joye, NJ, Hezekiah L.
Wigh, who administered on said estate, recoll, as
seeing such aote among Mr.. Joye's papers. but
by some means or other the note has been lost or
mislaid. As well as recolleSt. the note is given
for between 20 and 30 pounds. This is to fore
warn any person from 'rading for said note. and
also forbiddng Capt James Roberts paying it
to any other person than myself my order
DANIEL GORDON.
Manchester March 10 1904 st
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Run aWaY from do Snh-

scriber. in fhe upper end Of Nottoway county
on the 3i't dav ut O61bcr i1st. = Nero Mar.
named i5A ~ @; about 25 or % years old. r,n,ry
an under SIZE and moderately spare, has ra.he,
hserse and lazy Kind Of voice and speech. AMI a,,
70 compr. you 70 repeat before he will give an an
swcr, ra her small yes hasa kind ofhitch ifv,el.
Observed. Ia one leg or h'pin walking. ratbe, I,
yeroV black complexion and has the riarkq az
smart whipping purchased him abou, Nav
1902. a"d have underst cd nc was Durchased ,,ten
small boy BY Ar. DcuJrse Of Charlotte co,,.
~, and .hat nc vas raised IN Yor'; Town thst he
rar away some Yc1rs agp and was secured in Y,rL
jail end was in richmond Jail abou, the ,ir,s &c
CabrcPs iusurreAion and that ne had ,ee, i,
No'toway jail some time before that; it Is ,hrs-
Tore uncertain wEch gay hc may bend his co,,rsc
have never heard from him since his si,,,,,ert
my person who viii deliver him q, me- ~, ~.
him 50 thai get him. shall be generously rs,yard.
ell, ADD any information will he ,hs,kc,r, =.
cewed Az persons are fcrewarned 10 hSrbor
me sal slave or to convey hin ont, Of ,bis go.
az their peril. AMEN uIIprfV +.
Peach Grove, ia. ~. l5J4. VIZ
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ho acknowledgements, nor e.rceedinga square
inLene'th, are inserted in this fiafer for Seven-
sy.jfOe cents the. first time three dollars for
three aveeks (6 tinrcs) and for every Gddi-
tonatin8ert'on th;rfy-three cents. Long ones
in the same ETt;iortiou--tniicsS a sheciak con-
trocs be made BIZ the year.
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TO BE LEASED,

= AILs III NlIstI,
For a term q JeGrs, tie beautiful aid btn'fy
) j. II T,
Where Mr. Samuel Ellison iivei, caie4 MING
FIELD, G6ove Da-Vai's mill. 2bs terms MAJ be
(no7Oa BY applying to YIN. Da-Yalor = bn Ydrdea,
Esq. W,n. DU-YiL.
M7ycb a. 1904 east
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Land for Sale.

7 AN disposed 70 cell my traa of land in the
county Of A,aea Nrcr-ou =. pr-se ia, r. side
cou'aiuinT 100 acres. l. is adyanta +cousi, siu.
st"d IN the north sJe r W est creek; jIs, above
ns Junction v,h Deep c,ce's These IS on his
tract about "9G acres OF elear=d land, under good
fences and IN god farming condition, the balance
stdndsin woods aad IS IF PRICE 4 obacco Quality
The creek, (bv which il IS bounded or the SOUTH
has Z considerable quantity ofswamp land attach
ed to it, which abound5 with fine large timber Of
white oak poplar. ash, &c and lies convenient e
nough 20 every pagt cf the plan'ahon to furnish
rails witout cutting any of the high land There
IS also about 40 acres of first "a G nlea low land
which les in one body. beautifully situared and
produces natural grass sufficient TO winter ooe
hundred head of cattle ANNUALLY about 20 acres
CT this meadow Is reclaimed, and the balance
may be put in the same situation with brt little
troabie or eXpenss-it maybe necessary 70 observe
that no part of it is liable torhov, oveit being
considerable distance from The creek, and suGici
emily dry 70 produ.e either Tobacco or Corn The
Improvements consist Of 4 new dwelling house
81 feet by le, with 4 brie} chimney az each end
rooms below and rooms and passage above
stairs, also comnodious cellar, win a i,l pi-ce,
unGerne llh the house, sIokchouse aad i:i-chen
all of which ais newly painted on the out side
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined 70 purchase such pro-
Perty are invited to view the premises, Which
presume will be better recommendation than a.
ny thing can say
vii treat with any gentleman privately until
the first day Of Iuy, on which day it will be sold
~ public sale. on the premses, IS not previously
disposed Of atprivate sale The terms viii Sc oue
half cash when possession j., given (Which will
be when dsmlnded) and the other ha'f in twelve
months--to secure the payment Of which a deed
Of trust on the property will b. required There
is AZ present 100 bushels Of eat er,yPJ m, the
best part Of tho plantation. Which the purchaser
may take or not take also prime laborer5. which
he may have the balance ofthe year--A ppIication
to be made 70 the subscriber. the premises
J. ROBERTSON
Anslia, 1sf February. 1904. yD,f
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Iuferrogafories exhibited on the hart of h1e
House Of Representatives TO JTMam Lezy-
IS and |4le-rander James Dallas, ut,on the
enq"iry into the o6iciai conduct Of Samuel
Chase and Richard Peters, or either Of
them.
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DOCUMENTS,

.4cconihdnying the Reitors Of the committee
affiointed - enquire into the official CON
duct IF SAMUEL CHASE and RICH.
Ard PETERS.
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Dollars, 3U.UUO
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed n the
next Class, AT 10 dois. each the price OF al o.
theirs will he Is dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars NAV be renewed FOR the
next class. or paid, at the option of the person
entitled If they be NOT claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they viii
DE considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing 10 commence i'll the city of WI
liamsburg, on the 1st day of June, 1903
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less. and is commonly known and called by the
name of Bids Tract, part whereof lies in Hano-
yer and part IN Goochland.
The other traa contains 100 acres, more or less,
and lies in Hanover The subscriber believes
tina, the latter traa is commonly known by ia.
name of Fenton's place. Both tracts adjoin each
other, and viii be sold together. These lands are
distant from the city of Richmond about % mics.
in healthy situation and an agreeable les hbor.
hood 1t is deemed unnecessary 10 say any hing
with 'epea the quality of the soil, Is il is he.
leved that any one incliMing to purchase viii FIRST
view the lands
The sale viii he made by virtue OF deed Of
trust from Thomas Thompson, Jane Isabella, his
wife, and William Dnval, 70 George Yuilie, da-
tel The 22d of March. 1895. and recorded ia the
generalcourt in Iune following to secure me pay
ment of debt die from the said Thomas 'Fhomp-
son to Murdoch Feans & Co and which deed
of trust the subscriber was authorised carry
into efFea by deed Of assignment made between
him and the aforenamed Thomas Thompson and
George Yuiiie. da,ed the 23d Of January, 1898,
and recorded in the general court the 18th cf No.
vea,bec follov-inr, which two deeds will be cx-
hibited on are DAY o. sNl1, and decd Of c9av-y-
ance with special warranty, viii be executed TO
the purchaser,by
CHARLES COPLAND.
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s alsen up bY ROberf

Goodwin on Li'tieriyer, Near Louisa courthouse,
a BAY HORSE, star IL ms z, encsd, snip be-
ween his rcst-iis. seven OK G mt years Old nexr
spring fifteen and halt hsads nigh, posted and
appraised ~ ,hir-r siS "or - 81
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JAS. LEWIS, Agent for



Feb 25th, 1904. Vi,
" u. Tho SUBSCRIBER has several species ofpro
per-y of mis- own to dispose Of all or lnv part of
which shlll be applied to the payment Of Col
Nonroe's debts II
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The tract Of Land.
4 great Bargain may be

had in. ne TR ACT 70 LAND wherein the sub
scrioeY, now lives, within one mile Of Charlot,es-
vile containing upwards OF nine hundred acres
the properly OF James Monroe. Esq. part Of
which is good oalcco land. the balance well AL.
cuatel for farming The improvements are two
small brick houses with cellars, framed kitchen
With TWO ire places meat house, stable carriage
rouse ard barn--'herc IS an orchard Of excellent
apples, peaches, ne6tlrnes, cherries, damsons and
p.un 57--the whole ma be purchased together.
or ii .ded in lots 20 "ui purchasers
wish also 70 dispose OF claim of hs in Ken.
tuc';y OF twenty thousand acres, "a which sDe
cia warranty will be made, some Of which is near
as rich any in the sta.e there is on this rra6
ome appearance CfIron ore, supposed to contain
valuable salt water with inexhaus.ib.e quanti,ics
Of pit coal A reasonable time Of payment would
De allowed the purchaser or purchaser fer either
ct the above raits, on plyihg part, and securing
"a" balance OF the PURCHASE money. Cash, good
bonds or iIquila'ed accounts of Col. Monroe's
viii be received in payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
THE SUBSCRIBER is var DESTROYS 10 sEII
Valuable TraCt of Land,

Lying IN the upper end of Powhatan county, on
both sides Of Deep creek, being u miles from
Cartersv'lle, from ApppnaytoX river, less than
one from the great Buckingham road and 10 from
Manchester.
me county is well regulated in IT'S police and
soclaoie In the manners OF its Inhabitants.
To these local advantages may he added thar
the soil is fertile and well adapted to the culture
OF Tobacco, Grain aud Grass. The mansion
place IS healthy, with dwelling houses and other
Offices TO accommodate a large family.
1t is supposed TO contain about 1900 acres. Of
which 500 are valuable low grounds. 100 reclaim.
ed tor cultivation ami the under heavy timber
Little more need De SAID to those inclined TO
possess landed estate Of easy access to Rich
mond and Petersburg by the Turnpike and Ma.
vigaton
Thu. land will be laid off in . or convenient
lots and offered 20 public sale i, Povhatan May
Court, beng the lon, NJ II O'Clock; for 9TH
payable at Christmas next, when M session will
be given and -he remainder in equal annual pay
ments, 10 curry interest from the time of posses.
SION with approved personal and real security.
The lard and proposed allotments will be shewn
by Mr. David MaXcey on the premises.
WILLIAM MAYO.
HenricC, March 5th, 1904 wtls
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-24
Patent Medicines

cRURcR'S coUGH DROPS.
n 'heo'cne nnequaied by any in the world. FOR tbe
S"'e VI Coughs colds' asrhnas &consump,ions
PdTIRoSA LozENGES,
TOT the VOICE hoarsenesS, colds, coughs. Sc g..
0hh"icdL ESSENCE and EXq.R.,cI or
MUSTARD,
" 80. cure Oh 'iie rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt palsy, white swelling, chilbains, &C.
HSoDfNE ESSENCE, FIR the heod-ocb.
''-N11LN 41Nc4"RE' for tie toofh. ache.
THE BOTANICAL TIA.
1"FAALIsLE GERMAN CORN PLhrsTER.
For 'he cure of corns.
'H0"'H AN@LEPrEc FEMALE Pills.
scoTcH OINTMENT,
'"e most lnveieSate Itch in four hours with.
out Mercury.
ERE SALFE, far eli disorders of,h. .,,oo
ANTISc0RsU4Ic qINc4UPE.
TOT the teeth, breath, and scurvv in the s,,-,,
ESSENCE Of ScURFr.CRAss.
TOR preventing and curing tle sea & lana .,.,..
FERMIFUCE LozEEcRs,
rOraestroyinS worms in children & CROWN ,,,-,,-.
AN9I PASMoDIc ELEXIR.
For the cure of all kinds of Fi,s
CoHD1hL RESTORATTYB RhLS1v.
FOR nervous disorders, debility, inward vealncs,
&c. &C.
TEGETABLE Lo7,IoN,
'"e acc al" SNm' ireckes, sun burns, prickly
neat ring worms, letters, &c &c
DR. ChUPcH'S hN7IBTL y2US Pms
For the cure of malignant and billions fs,.ars
PePSy' Janndce, costiveness, aciditv. cbolsr,
m"rous gravel indigestion, loss of appetite. and
all disorders of the head stomach and bo,yc ,''o
r, TIE GENUINE PAT'sN9 L9ERAqIYE Pills.
FOR the cure OF scurvy, cutaneous disorders ,bs
venereal disease. &c.
HooPER's FEMALF PMS
ESSENCE OF PEPPER MINI.
ALSO,
Pr cHURcH'S TREATISE ON qHR FEygBrh.
oon'a'n'ns plain and easy directions for the speee
es' whereby any person ma, cure +heros,.I,,..
a small eNpense- price halfa d lar. "'