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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Diffri6f Of Columbia,
Alexsndna County, n

Aexsndria CouDty,N
do hereby ccrrify, thar Jofeoh Birch, Of t!gs
county aforefeid, brought before ne the fnbfsti-
Der, one Of the United States juficcs of-peace,
for fsid county, as an efray, blight bay Mare,
about fourteen hands high, tour years cid, far
and fnip in her forehead, the near bind toot white
and fwitch tail, lh5d before, and appraifed az
Forty dollars.
Given under nay hand, this lIth day 0. Feb,u-
ary,I8o4.
A. Faw.
Any perfon having lost the above deicnbcd
mare may have her again onapp'ieatipn to me,
proving property and paying Oh grs.
Joleph Birch.
Feb. II Iae3p
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Mr.. WAGIER

Respectfully informs the Ladies ard
Gentlemen OF The City Of Alexandria, de Id
teaches the PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, &es
he hopes 70 GET tie fame encouragement Re hsa
Tor thefc two years received i'll George Town
and the City Of Warrington.
He isat preient 10 town, and MIR. Gadby or
Mr.. Cazrroye can give Information about him.l
He has purchaled a few very good
PIANO FCRfEo, which Will be here as loonl
as the river is open. Az,
A feD VloIips and faMiGnable Pieces Of
Mwsc,
which he will fcll al moderate price.
Feb. II. eo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11

Awake IL is my constant rrle
10 keep feet warm, and Cataf cool,
But when the brains DO Dormant lie
70 keep then hog as Cbristmas.9 pie.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Mrs. CAMPBELL,

Lafe.of Dumfties,
Intends if fufIiclent encouragement
offers, TO make Alesaad "a btr p-,mocedt ref
dence, to teach you@s L lies topestorr on tic
Paano Ioate.
She will this week be provided with Piano
Forte, and can give ehons at he's room, or wait
on young ladies' ssihrif dwellings.
Terms Of Tui.ion may be- known by spplying
al the hopfeo Mi Thomas Moore, King ftrec5,
between Wahinstor AID Columbus itrce;s.
Feb s. n2t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
M. Suozrden,

Nr. Saozuden,
Peafc publilh in your utful paper, for the
confederation Of the citizens, the following ticket
IS flitable characters to reprefent tia sowa in the
next Council.
William Fifzhugh,
John Dnndas,
Charles Lee,
jonathan Swift,
Andrea Jamiefon,
John Potts,
Jonah Thompfon,
Francis Peyton,
1'homss Irwin,
Hugh Smith,
Joleph Riddle,
Dennis Ramfay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
FOR SHE.
Jsnnsry AZ.

A good wash woman with her child.
Application to be made to tIlc printer.
Feb. II. &.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
To RENT.

We will rent for one year or a long
er time, the FERRY oppoGte the Cry Of Wala-
ington. AIio, ;hree FIs HERR rs or the llaads
Eliza. Warrington,
Philip Alexander.
Feb II. go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
altraaorta Da(lp aollerllssr.
SATURDAY, FrBRcAaY II.
Mr. Edstor.

Sitting the other night in my elbow chair,
with my segar IN my mouth, and musing
over the calamity which had recently be-
fallen this town; and the most likely
means, under Providence TO prevent It's
recurrence, the faculties of the mind were
overhalaaced BY the drowsy powers Of the
body, and [ fell asleep. AS was without
my nigbt-cap in this new situation my head
soon beganto axe, Tor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
Made5Ya Vine.
SPANISH SEGARS.

IpR received from Norfolk, by capt. Butler;
fri qasllty Spanifh Scsars BY the box.
A. WILLIS.
Ian. rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-11
NOR SALE..

FOX SALE,
(Ifapclied for immediately
A NEGRO WOMAN.
ued to houlc work; can Cook, Wath and froa.
Enquire hf the Pihter.
fen. 9. - d3e
e. Wanted as >4pprentlces to III:
Printing BNfassl, frvo lads 81 re-
b q e0'laesso'ss. A.gp1 at III
oaes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29

Purftiant to warrant from his honor, Mont
fort Browne, efquire, lieutenant governor and
commander IN chief, in and over his majeity's
faid province, to me directed, bearing date the
twenty-tifth day of February, ammo domini, one
thouiand fever hundred and fixty-feven, have
cauftd tobe turveyed and laid out unto Daniel
Clark, efq. reduced officer in-the Pennfylvania
troops, plantation or tract OF land, containing
three hundred acres, ftuated three miles fouth
OF Fort Panmure, at the Natchez, on the river
M'inRipPi, at place known by the name of St.
Gatherings creek, and is boanded on all fides
by vacant land, and hath fuch marks, both ma
tural and artificial, as are truly reprefented in
the plat annexed. Certified this twenty-eiphth
day of September, ammo domini, one thoufand
ieven hundred and Gxty-feven, by
ELIAS DuNFoRD,
Surveyor General
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
NOTICE.
BANK OF YIRGINTA.
(eeU Wm. II
Richmond, Dec.

Richmond, Dec. 10, 1904.
u GENERAL meeting Of the Stock holders will
L y be held at the Banls-Houfe, on the hrit Mon
day in January next, FOR the purpole of eieGting d.
Fe6tors for Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and FIRE.
derckfburg and for other purpofes relative TO the
affairs of the corporation.
In order that lift fthe real fhareholders may be
hbited hee perons who have not fent in the receipts
granted by the comiihoners for receivag fubfcrip-
tons, requeaed tranim them by the ;lay above
mentioned, together with the Gathers receipts for the
fccond infalment, when icrip will be ifIued, in
lieu thereof, by the preGdent.
eptiD JOHN ROUGH, Ca6y.
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CO " ID TITO " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twicea
week....During the FELTON, of ConSreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for jeventy7fve cents
the firf time, fifty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents (;
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for .tgty cents
the firf time, and fbirty-tbree cents
for every additional iniertiop.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
5ates at Suction.

win fgftiDsiy ejaaon Saturday next the 2eb isa at
~ O'clock, tie p,emisi, at Public HSi7i0n
rg7HE LOT OF GROUND near the Court Houfe,
L on the river bank, with commodous Dwell
LING HOUSE, &c. thereon, the property of the ef-
tate of Patrick Wright decd. The lot known in the
plan of the city by the No. 8. Terms of fale Cath,
the balance in an endorfed negotiable note in the
Bank of Virginia, at 80 days.
PROSSER e. MONCURE, ". Ms.
December 25. (tds.
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ifiE SUBSCRIBER bas FoR SIZE, for the pre-
(at eefan at k;r NAitry, adjoining RE 5o,O4gG Of
No.faii,
10000 WORKED FRUIT TREES;
Cesfng IF Aapi PtseLef, Pears, C5.rries, A6,feets,
P9nmSs, Neetarine, sse 5 firt7ea from all Part, of
.;s ,ta, from tie N4,its t0Be Nsrtbzo4ra, and Jsar
England lie aaftsys bif stAttts 7v6o zprnt to Sp,-
sbs soW be iyfsd 7vitb tie goodae Of t5ef fruit trers
being one baadredJyrs He bas ao for aie guam,
THY Of Lombar4y and Bsyoa Pepays Pride Of Ching
-. sohb large aorfmeaf J Tulip Roots iwporfedt three
ysa,s ago from London and beautifully Va,iesafeaof
al eOiSars.
aHTLnP lEZLL.
DSssmbsr Is (ebD Wm. II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
5lsfaraa1e .gatntT Fire.
Plank Fire Office, London,

Plank Fire Office, London,
Nay l, 1903
' 7fIE numerous and defra4ive Fires which nave
4 happened within the period of thetwo ait years,
IN different parts Of Europe and Americas (ore par-
sular in the towns Of Liverpool in England, Cohen
burg in Sweden, aud Norfolk in Virginia) render t
proper remind all perlonS who polefs property
in the United States of America of the utility of r
ance.
The Phoenix Office of London, is an inai,ution fif
fcieR;y known by the very large and important loes
1t has paid in eonequenee OF the extenye confiaqra-
lions ia the cities and Of America 70 fuch fer-
ers ashavehad the rudeneetoprote heirpreperty by
iiiufanee.--The Phoenix Company deeply regret that,
owing theexpeuie ofierousand continued loes upon
thebudings and flores inthe timber towns altera-
rendition fuch rifcs canbemadeat prelent--
but the Directors hope from the ncreae of brick and
Gone buildings, and other improvements Of fecurity,
that the period far dant, when they will be a.
be generally, to mitigate the rates Of infuranee in
North Americas and they confidently preftrrne tina,
the promputnde and honor with which they have uni
formerly fulfilled their extenhve engagements have
unequvocgly eGabhIed the iodity, credit, and good
faith Of the Company.
The Phoenix Company grantinfursnees upon bull
dings goods ard jnips, Whit IN dock or in harbor,
from lois or damage by FIRE, upon the mon moderate
and equitable terms and perions derous of feeuring
their property by policies from this company are re-
queaed trannit their orders Observation-Disclosures
in Great Britain.
Nov 9 en16t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
Il. 81 F. L. BARON DE cARoNDELEr.
BY order of his lordlhip,
ADREZ LOPEZ ARMESTo.
(B.l

OBJ
The undersigned RESPECTFULLY prefents to the com.
mii'ioner' OF the United States, appointed under an
act ofeongreis to fettle the claims of the fate OF
Georgia, and Of individuals the territory common
~ called the Miiippi Territory, the representation
OF Jocn Miller, junr. Thomas w. Francis, Henry
Pratt John Aihley, and Jacob Baker, truftees oil
James Greenleaf and of Thomas Ftzimons Samuel
Bennett, and Thomas Stretch, attornies for Hugh
koie and Valentine Jones he begs leave to inform
the comniiflloners that he fhall remain here forne
time, in order give any explanations that may be
neceiiary.
The documents marked A, No. a 4, reprefent
the title of James Greenleafs truees to $500 1000
ores OF land in Georgia company, to wit.
a, No. l. Memorial of Henry Pratt, Thomas w
francs, John Miller, jun John Aihley and
Jacob Baker
2 Copy of the deed Of conveyance from the
grantees OF the Georgia company to
5. Deed in trstt to George Symptom
4. Deed in truit, George Symptom to Henry
Pratt, Thomas W. Francis, John Miller,
jun. John Afhley and Jacob Baker.
The documents marked B, No. Is, reprefent
the title of Hugh Rofe and Valentine Joaes to land
Within The Georgia compauys purchafe, and upper
Miih.hPpi company TO wit:
3, No. 1. Memorial, Samuel Bennett, Thomas
Stretch, and Thomas FitzGmons attornies
to Hugh Rofe and Valentine Jones'
2. Power or attorney, Hugh Rofe to Samuel
Bennett.
g. Power Of attorney, Valentine Jones to
Thomas Stretch, and Thomas Fitzli-
mons.
T. Notarial copy of the grant of the fate Of
Georgia TO the Georgia company.
b, NO 5. Ditto, of the conveyance, Matthew NJ
Altter to Wade Hampton, of his remain
ing interea.
s. Ditto of the conveyance, 7. Waldburrer
James Gum, and Wade Hampton.
T. Ditto of Zachariah Coke to James Gum,
8. Ditto George Walker and W. Longitreet,
to James Gum and Wade Hampton.
Q. Articles OF agreement between the gram
tees OF the Georgia company to winch is
annexed, Lift OF fundry eonveyances,
&c.
10. Copy of conveyance, James Gum, and
Wade Hampton, to Hugh Rofe, for the
half Of tract of land therein def
cribed, the half to contain 100000 a.
ores.
III. James Warrirgton's conveyance to Hugh
Role, for l-i2th and 18th of 1-l2th of
the upper MiiIiIfppi Company.
10. Leaie, Rofe James
Is. Releafe, fame TO fame
ii. Articles of agreement, Wade Hampton, &
Hugh Role.
Is. Articles Of agreement, James Gum and
Hugh Role.
NoTE-Hugh Rofe's conveyance to Valentine
Jones, Is in England, bur expected daily
WGiSiTgfor, Nov. "a, 1904.
sEo. sIBBALp.
III l::'s l c s:1ss',''
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iuIl and ample manner as the fame was BY The
grant OF the fate, yeited in the iad John e. Scott
John G Nighsins lie, and Wade Hampton, as tritee,
otherviie.
That Wade Hampton, by indenture bearing date
the ixth day OF March, 1895 granted and fold 10 A.
dam Iuno, lanes Miller and James Warrington, their
heirs and aisns forever the whole of the faid tra s
contained within the original grant from the fate ~
Georgia TO the fad niihiiiPpi company with all the
rights privileges aud prescriptions appurtsuant there
to- And that Iames Warrington on the twensy-frft
day OF February, 1895, fold and conveyed 10 Hugh
Roe, all the right, title, and insereh which he the
laid James Warrington held in the faid MifiiIippi
company being twelfth part and tie one fifrh of
one twelfth making together one fifth thereof coz
tanning one hundred and fifty ,houfand acres.
ihat Hugh Role, by indenture under his hand and
ieai' bearing date the twentieth day Of February
:, conveyed to Valentine Jones, the one half is
Wen OF the one million two hundred thouiand acres
Purchaied OF James Gum and Wade Hampton (pars
OIL the tract granted by the Rate of Georgia to the
georgia company as of the twelfth and one fifth
par OF one twelfth of the tract granted to the Upper
Miiiiippi company, purchaied of James Warrington
10 that the faid lands now held in equal and nm.
divided proportions between the iaid Hugh Rcie ana
valentine Jones' who have never conyeyed the fau,e
or any part thereof oany other perons or perons nor
have theyreceved authorized any other perfont to re-
ceivs any part Of the original purchaie inonev from
The fate cfCeorgia.
That the faid feveral traSs of Land having nern
lately ceded BY the Rate of Georgia TO the United
States, your memorahts have jpdg ed it neceiary 20
lay this their claim before your honors with cor;es
o. the ieveral papers therein referred TO- the or;e
mails whereof when called for, viii be produced and
ii 1t ihail be thought proper by the United States TO
grant reaicnabe compensation in lieu of this their
eiam they will be ready for the fame at iuch
time aud 10 iaeh manner as you will pleafe to poin,
out.
SINFUL BEETET,
Attorney for Hugh RpEa
TaoMAs FITZsIMoHs,
THOMAS STRETCH,
Attornies to v. Jones.
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5aIss at aurtio,t.

VIII he fold on Wednefday the I'd January next, at
l2 o'clock, the premiles for approved negotiable
notes III the Bank of Virginia at 90 days,
OK VERY VALUABLE LOTS, known in
- Quefneys plan of the Academy Theatre, lots,
No I, 4, S, 6, 7, 9, the ftuaton of which is infe
rior to very few if any lots in the city of Richmond
The plan may be feen the Office of the fbfcribers.
PROSSER g MONCURE, v, Ms.
December 25. lids.
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our lieutenant governorand commander in chief,
IN and over our faid province. AT Penfacola,
the fifteenth day of January, in the year OF our
Lord, one thoufand eight hundred and Gxty
eight, and in the eighth year of our reign.
(Sisned)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29

MEL MCOULL has received his Fail
IN SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
Nov. II. ept IL
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aurtinn Sales.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
M TILI. in .ure jR at t5s fare occupied BY NJ. NJ
w Hanfoek 81 Co. Wsarsfaay's in each zcesk !;
as1 1t TIER o5Fse, on Tu5aay5 and Fridays gfaai
Der. /, 1904. eptf
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THE YAZOO PAPERS.
CON TINUED.
DOCUMENTS

ACCOMPANYING the Report ot't6e COmmlLTone,s OF
The Georgia Ni6.Difpi Territory, eeded to tie U.
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HUGH +. CRAWFORD-

HUGH J. CRAWFORD,
TIAS JUS Received, per the fhip Alexander, from
Il I.oudon a general Aaortrnent OF Genuine
DRUGS * MEDICINES, which he will difpole OF
on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec IS. (law2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-29
F. L. BARON DE cAeoNpELEr.
On. Charles Trudeau, royal and particular fur
veyor of the province of Ioui6anasyc.

Dn. Charles Irudcau, royal and particular fur
veyor of the province of Louiiana&c.
] certify that there was fiirveyed and laved
out in favour and in the prefence of Rbenezer
Dayton, and with the aiiiftance of both the ad-
joining neighbours, tract of land of four hun
bred fuperhcial acres, meafured with the pole
of the city of Paris, of eighteen feet kings mes
iIfe iii length, each acre forming inrare Of
ten poles on each fde. conformable to the ufc
and practice Of this colony, which tract of land
is Gtuate in the ditriGt of Natchez, on the fouth
bank of the river Homochitto, about fifteen
miles to the S. E. of the fort: bounded on one
fide by land of William Henderfon; on the o.
ther fide by Nathan Swsyzie and on another
by vacant land of his majefy's domain the Ii
mits fixed agreeable to the lines in the plan,
without paying attention to the variation, varv-
ing eaff eight degrees to the N. E. in which IL
uits the titles and land marks figured in the plan
were marked for boundaries, in the actual fur
vey made thereof, conformable to the decree of
the governor general, &c. dated the twenty
fourth of January, one thouiand feven hundred
and eighty-nine. In tefimony of the foregoing
declaration, give the prefent certificate with
the fgurative plan annexed, drawn agreeable TO
the furyey made by William Dunbar, deputv
furveyor, dated the thirty-firft of DECEMBER Ian
April iixth, one thoufand fevcn hundred and
ninety-one.
Given for fecond expedition, the twenty
eighth day of May, one thoufand feyen
hundred and ninety-three.
CHARLES TRUDEAU.
Surveyor RI
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On. Francis Luis Hector Baron CarondeIet,
Knight of the religion of st. John, colonel of
the royal armies, Governor, Informant. Ge-
neral. Royal Vice Patron of the provinces of
LouiiiaDs and Wef-Florida, and InfpeSlor of
the Veteran Troops and Militia of the fame.
&c.
Examined the foregoing actual furvey made
by the furvcyor of this province, On. Charles
TrUdcau, on the poileiIion of which he has Civ
en- Ebenezer Dayton the quantity of four hun
drcd acres of land iituated in the dilfric of
NatcheZ, on the fonth bank of the river Uo
mochitto, about flxteen miles TO the f,uth-ean
OF the fort; bounded on the ore hde by lands
OF William Henderion; on another by thofe of
Nathan Swayzie: aud or another by vacant
lands OF his majeffy's domain, as is more fully
ihewn IN the preceding figurltive plan: and
finding 1t to be conformable TO the rules of men,
iuTdtloD, and to the grants Of the aforerneutiou-
Cd ADJOINING neighbours, without cauling them
any prejudice, nor having made any yppolition,
but given their content, which their anifipp in
the iaid operations proves, allowing them, we
alto do allow them uiiug the power which the
king has given as, VIC grant in his royal name
TO the aforenarned Ebenezer DAYTON, the afore-
fad four hundred luperficial acres OF land, that
as his own property he may difpofe of them.
and the profits thereof, being governed by the
flid fnrvey and olaerving the conditions provi.
dcd, and regulations thereunfo added.
We grant the prcfent, ligned with our hand.
and ieaed with our arms, and counterGyned nv
the underwritten, his maiefy's fecre,ary Of
this government and intendancy, at Ncw.Or-
teams, the tweaty-ninth Of March, one thoufand
seven hundred and ninety-three.
(SigDed,l
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MoNrFoRD BROWNE.

Secretary's Office, certified by
DANIEL CLARK, p. 5.
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"a. ~
70 TIE GoyERNoR.

70 TFt OOPEKNOR.
/, Charles Howard, reddent in this difri6t,
with due refpeef preient myfelf before you,
worihip asd lay, that deliring to fette plan
tation IN order 10 rehde thereon, and labor n
fupport my wife and Ave children: Nav il
pleafe your worihip TO grant me fer this end
piece OF land ituatcd on Fairchild's creek,
adjoining the lands of John Jones, it being va.
cant and csufing no prejudice to any of the ad.
joining neighbours.
A favor which expect from the ditributive
juttice which you adminiter.
Natchez, 9sth Angut, 1894.
CHARLES HOWARD.
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To RE Governor General
confider this petitioner entitled to four hum
dred acres of land.
Maschez, eSth Jan. 1898.
MANUEL GAYoso DE LEmos.
Ne1v-OrlsanJ, FEB. "a, 1875.
The furveyor general, or particular, nomina-
ted by him, viii efablifh this petitioner on four
hundred iquare acres of land in the place men,
tionedin the foregoing petition, being vacant
and in no wife caufing prejudice to the adjoin-
ing neighbours, with the exprcfs condition, TO
make the road and regular clearance within
the peremptory term of one year; and this
grant to be null, if at the expiration of the pre-
cite ipace OF three years, the land be not fettled
nor ihall he be enabled to ALLEVIATE it within the
faIne. Under which iuppoiition he may make
iurvey thereof, and return it to me, to furnifn
the party iEtere4sed with correfpnnding title in
form.
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(A1.)
WEsT Florida, IT.

George the Third, by the Grace Of God, Of
Great Britain, France, and Ireland, King, de-
fender OF the faith, and 70 forth TO all to
whom thefe prcfents flall come. erecting:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

y. Office IS hereby given, that
application Will be made to the mex. Gene
~ Assembly 70 vest in nc al the property which
Ienry skinner Of Charles Guy county died pcs
osscd Of. enti5ed 20.
tina ANN BROWN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
Ie'0i5e, an assortment of s.eN chosen

CONSISTING Of Loaf &c Brown SYgar,; Cote,
Young Il, SON ai6 Imperial Tea: Chocolate, Rec.
Indigo, Mace Cloves, and her spices; Rr,
Sheny, Lisbon, and nIalaga Wines: Ccpl,isC,
Peach and Apple Brandy, Rum. Holland ard
County Gun; Nyhiskey Moaasrs. &c Crock.
cry and Stone Ware and variety of Other arti-
uc''S III the Grocery line. W.T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

lis creditors OF john Murray,
deceased, arc once n'o;e requested To- lc:i-
NelT Claims properly authenticated. IL toc .sl:ae
or William kay, of the City OF Richmond. 20
whom Is refer! the settlement Of the Gccouuts #
ms e7'ate, BY - order of the Superior Cout, e
Ch2rcery f,r tine Rohmoud DisiriS, on c. be.
tot- Shs twelfth day OF Deoenber next.
WM. MURRAY.
November u, 1904. VIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28
ROBERT HILL.
Buckingham county, CUSh Sep, 1901 c
IilNEE DWELLING HOUSES

70 B8 REN9ED.
NEE situae, ut the foot Of AdAns's hil, and
= y bur small DISTANCE from ;he Mason's hall
LACEY occupied 10y Mr. Thomas Underwood On
th'si ,nere is very sool and well enclosed gar
d., wei ofcIcsiisii. water & otherconvenie uc-s
One o-hcr, situate in the Alley, between tne
s'scet leading 10 Shockoe warehouse aud >shat
leading 10 Ma2o's bgids., lately occupied by Mir.
John Robins
The other situate on the back street, rear Har-
RS Tobacco mnuufaftory and the Rock landing,
having large garden well enclosed at present
occupied by Mr. Henry Tompl,ius
Possession OF the two first described nav be
h7i Immediately, and of the other on the lst OF
January next. Ayrly to
JOSEPH CALICO,
90 Y, 1861. ~