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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
BOSTON, MAaeH 70.

3
Latch From Ewspe.-By the Two Pol
lies, arrived here on Saturday lat, from
Liverpool, We have received papers from
that place, and from London, three DAYS
later than our previous files. The con-
tents of thefe papers are not interelting,.
as they relate to the operations of the theat.
ened invalion of England but they fate
iome circumstances of the indiIpoition Of
the the Britilh Monarch, which are high
ly inauipicious. Several pbiGycians had
been fommoned to attend, and a regular
diurnal report of his health officially puba
lihed.
Bank of England-1he bill re1riAing
the payment Of fpecie by the bank Of
England, had its third reading in ttt.
houie Of Lords, on the 18th December
and paaed. In the courfe of the debate
on the fubjed, lord Grenviile, though
not absolutely oppofed to the neceflity Of
the bill, wilhed to fnorten its limitation.
He fulfilled the practice of boarding
money at period like the prelent. He
obferved that the bank rctrietion while
it diminifhed confidence i'll the bank &
England notes, increafed the circuls5 1Ls,
Of private bankers notes, which the sss' ) !
pie took in preference, as for fuch notes.
they could make legal claim for caih|
The increale of private paper was there
fore very great.
Lord King fhcwcd from the accounts
lying on the table of the other houfr, that
the iGue of bank notes had increalef
from Co. 900 iterling, in 1895 to
Il7,ooo,eso, at the prelent day, an in
create which he thought executive In
Ireland he faid the circulation was COM
paratively greater. That the quantity Of
bafe coin in that country was fuch that
there was not Jingle good ihilling to be
found. 1t being no uncommon traffic to
purchafe EIoo Of the WORT kind for SO,
and the bcR for Csc. The charge of
want of pat-ioti(n, againf thofe called
hoarders, who preferred gold at prefsut
to paper, reminded him of a charge Of
want of civifm made by the French gov-
eminent againit thofe who in that coul1s-
try preferred good louis d'ors TO ailignats.
Lord Hawkefbury replied and explain
ed that the bill was not brought forward
from an opinion on the part Of governments
thar the rnealure was neceaary: or at the
requef of the Bank, it was then read
third time and pafied. !
Enghb Bank Nsfes.-The amount of
Bank of England notes of 81. in circula-
tion the o5th November as prefented TO
the H. Commons, was 1902 $50 teri
Notes of al, IL. each, 4,4a9,a sol.
NETWORK, MARCH IL.
To avoid repetition Of the diiofder which took
place at the ball in New Orleans on the twenty-
econd ut. the Municipality Of that city has order.
ed that no perrin OF any office. quality. or condi-
ton whatever, ihall NC admitted into The public
ball, with lword abre, dirk, cane, flick, or other
weapons" except "kis excellency the governor
general Of the province" and no per(on hall b.
allowed to interrupt any dance or tune, which may
be ordered BY the managers, under the penalty Of
being Immediately arreaed.
On the nth ina four or Ave hores were 1eGroy.
ed by FIRE, in Newyoik. The priaeipal inEsrefs
were Mears. Selah Ssroag and VIM. n. PIuypls1t-
Lcls 6ooo dollars.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

ed America, remnant itiIl exiting who
would itruggle as hard to force you to re-
trad the contemptuouS expreAion, as they
did to refiit the overbearing pretcstions Of
that power, which now holds you at def
ance. We owe you nothing: For the
fervices received, we have amply paid,
and were ii otherwiie, it is not for the m ur-
derers of our Ally, Louis, to claim our
gratitude.
But unhappily we are not to coniider
this exprefion as the mere e5ulli!ion Of
vanity. 1t is an opinion which governs
the policy of France towards us--an opin-
ion which is tolerated, nay more, flpport-
ed in Anlerica-echoed by the minions of
the Great Republic, and mott of all in the
newly acquired country, that promifing
bond Of future Union. II was the glad
tidings ofgreatjoy which Citizen Laufat
proclaimed to the cameleon inhabitants of
Louiiana-lt was predicted in that PRE-
PONDERANcE which they were to OBJ
tain in the national councils, and that e.
ternal love and gratitude which was to be
cheri.hed for France. :
But this Sentiment, 70 derogatory to
our nation is not confined to Frcnchmen
lii al7uases the p0liey Of ibe prs/snf admin
ifrati0n /! Hence every miniiterial print
in the United States, leems to glory in the
affirmed afcendaacy of France, and re-
peat the infults offered to us with evident
iatisfaetion. 1t is likewiie manitea in the
conduit of our representatives abroad:
Why has Mr.. Monroe, exhibited a diipoG.
ton to delay . negotiation with Great
'neceU,ry bnt 20 }arter he cah;net of the
~ - r.,r.S.:s. -
AnuniSiiso Al odie iuu0S' Vicncy u Tic
Uihes OF France, our treaty with her NV
al is fufered to expire. Are we not only
|to ,G.n+ ITO s. txeAo, derc,;x, ;,,Aue,c., -
81 Z :. ,:a.a.s
lioAc' oul ~ aliuN.c 'oho VI i''uinc' eiieo
towards any nsSociafioa with power, an
under ltandinG with when 10 OF the utmoft
importance TO America merely becaufe
,h;s r.rlaa ,,;lI i. or,,ac.,l - n,+;o-
3 r. = A
.esoie "nes' d. FL. z.ssHSNo" sc!y 1iP-
lomatlcaliy sald, all Europe Rad bowed
the knee
But to return. Honaparte has official.
Nv nrocl,;,nea Amer;ca lencrd-c. On
II, r. -.
60 :.
aaS - ~ III :" Nv r., \, p
-. w W. 49, :. 80. I =, ~.
800 nas :'n os =. I've a. w" NV
Loaas ' ~ 80 ai ~. r aon.s. -" =.
10 M.;,,a &c Ersnsh .n,h;.;an vii, G,h,,;.
~ 80 49,. ' a' $500. ~ ae
Ne 10y ,ah;e ~. ~ MA Il nnr usro.s
no l fn;nsd T - oh, ,us o''oA = o ~
40 'p'''s1 y o'a...
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
NEwYoRK, MARCH u.

On the nth ina. four or five hores were 1eGroy.
ed by FIRE. in Newyoik. The praeipal iuisrefs
were Medfs. Selah Ssroag and VIM. NJ. Pluyuae1.-
LET'S Coco dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
Notice.

q IL those who are indebted 70 thc estate of
4 \ jonn Thomson, sen. formerly of Petersburg,
TO that Of Ann Thomson, Of the same place, or
John fhorcs N, Formerly attorney Il Law, ave
requested 20 come forward and make immediate
payment, Is further indulgence cannot be shewn.
Those TO whom their several estates ave indebted,
are requested to come forward Immediately with
their accounts property authenticated, and receive
Payment.
ilpersons having any claims against the sub
scr.oer, are desired to bring them Forwards between
tins and the ist day Of pril. Those indebted to
him will perceive the necessity from this public
notice of immediate payment.
Intending - leave this state by the middle of
April, he now offers for : ALE.
That valuable Tenement,
Whereon he resdes IA the town of aIanchester,
consisting of dwelling house and AZ necessar,
out houses, an excellent well, good Garden and
three acres Of land attached 90 it the situaton il
healthy and agrec2ble.
He also offers for Sale, NEGRO WIN. BIZ
trade shoemaker NEGRO IYOAIdM who
understands cooking. and her child, gil of three
years old
For the property offered, he will receive good
bonds, or western lands in payment. Persons
disposed to trade, will apply the SUBSCRIBER, liv
ing III Manchester
WILLIAM THOMSON, Ev'r.
o. John Thomson and ian 2Joaiso1 dec.
and administrator on toe estate IF .Sfo6a
7boslsop. dec,
Manchester, Sd Jan 1894.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

q = Advertisements, not excccG5'leG sGnlre
IN |s''sFh, arc Inserted in this Halter for Seysn-
F3-'.S't cents fhe first fime three dollars ,or
firee weeks 8 times and j5r cperu adj
ft0taf insertion fhirty-threc cents. Loag o,sss
en- me sGDie j:'9for:i1n-usllcSs a sjleciai CON
fFdo' b@ name ~ the veqr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

HAsNOINlA:
II! Court continued ana held for RaEiaa,
county, tie first day ofDecen5er, 1908.
Isaac EIc'.ley aud Marcy his wife, late Nan.0
cy Cook, Roberr Carter and Unity his
wife, late Unity Cook. John Cook ed ~
muhd Cook. jarratt w Cook, Elizahe,b =
Cook. Richard Claiborne in right ofhis =
late wife Sally Cook, Patsey Cook and :;
heoeckah Coax by Elizabeth Cook the,r =
guardian. and Richard Cook by Isaac <
Mediey his guardian, heirs and leral dis =
Tributes of John Cook dec. plsint;Ts -
AGAINST q
Henry Cook, administrator of John Cook. .
acc defendant
II appearing to the satisfaction of the c0rr+
tlai the defendant is not an inhabitan, Of .b;s
state On the motion of the plaintiffs bv tbeir
counsel, Ills Ordered, shat the decree en,ersa IN
this cause on The twen,y-fourth dav of Aurust
'asJ, be made final, unless the defendant
and shew cause 70 the contrary at or before Nav
court next and thar a copy Of the said de.,sg
and this o'der be forthwith inserted IN sor,e one
OF the newspapers published in The city Of Rich
moaa, for eight weeks successively.
Copy,
Teste.
BERRYSdAN GREEN, p.cH.s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

10 cover. the ensuing season, a. my stable in
Chesterfield county, wear Goodies and Bevil's
Bridges, the high-bred, well known English,
Racer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
TIE beautiful and thorough bred Horse,


t"loorted BY sSo6n 9aykce Esq of Mount firy,
M i'll Rand the engu;oy Gezfou, at nv
w hou;e. ia New Kent county, and will CO...
yer mares at the moderate price OF eour Dollars
the leap, and Twelve Dollars the feafon; which
may De discharged by the paymeu, of Eight Dol
lars, II paid by the Iosh of Auzua, a, which time
the tesion will expire.
Good aud eHreniive paaursge grs,i,. bu, will
not he aniwerable for efeapes or other accidents.
Marea may be fed at the utuai price OF grain. an
feFvants boarded, gss,is.
WILLIAM NEAUx.
("2m) Near Hols's old Forge.
d G RgB
do hereby certify. that the Bay Colt fold
i"nn fayioe, Ffq. Of Mouat Airy, was bred by
me aud is now three years old; was GO, by Dun.
gsuncn daun by Conductor grand.m fFhr,)
by Squirrel great erandau, (Helou) By Blank
great great PFandam by Crab, out OF an own
iiiter TO Old Partner.
o'KELLEY, (seal)
Dated CGnronS, 1fiG,Hsss,.,
Sept Isl. 1877.
dc certify the above 70 he the pedigree re.
ce'ved rom MIR. O'Ke!,ey OF my imported col,
oanEmnon, fold this dav William Harris and
Paul Ih.luiau, FOR Five Hundred Guiueas. have
,oid him cur OF ssaining, intending to have run
hiIn here Tor to-morrow's purfc.
John TAYLOE.
Aappahsnnock, May t4,I7qq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
ADMIRAL NELSON,

EIsHT years OLD Last spring, beautiful well
formed brown bay horse, imported last fail by
William Lightfoot, GAG. and now his uYonertg,
iitreen hands three inches and 4 half high full OF
strength, health and vjgor, and inferior to no
horse either TOR speed or bottom Of line bone
ana muscle aud uneqU-iled altivityi WIN stand
a. ny stables this season in 20whatan county
20 miles above Richmond. on ,nies river. AMI
vi" o. 'st TO mares at Three Gu.neas thc lean
paid down and S.& the season, with A. sd 10 the
groom; but the season may be discharged by the
paymcn' OF 20 dOlla,s or De fore the lst Noyeni
Der. ,ne season will end 1st August. Good and
extensive Pastufes gratis. aud servants found
WINS attending their mares. No responsibility
tor involuntary escapes or accidents.
Ihis horse has no, run Tn&,,y races bur mis- per-
ioImalc-s val sufficiently Justify the opinion Of
L nd Gfosvenor and mis- son, vino certify that they
co"'ilerci him the best ,hree vear old IN In.
gland, winch may be Seen under their hands and
seals
In Oaober 1898, at New-Market, he won a
sweepstakes of 400 guineas, II sub icribers AZ
30 Suiueag each, half forfeit, colts carrvin,- 3
stone 55 Giles stone bea,ing Sir Harry. Mr.
Cookscn'sb by Sir Peter. Mr. Pcrri's b C..
Young jayelin. Sir Francis Stan1ish's Oh Soil.
Pigeon-5 to as1iast Admiral Nelson 10 4
against SIR HAIRY Q 20 ] against Split Pigeon,
and 10 - against Young Iavvlin
, IN 1879 he won sgccpBtates IF 600 e,tireas
~ suoscrihe's at 200 guiuca- each, beating Lord
-srcmonVs c. by Pseceptor, out Of Bob Tail.
Mr. Ferin's b. C. Javein, and Mr.. Coldng's
Boaster--3 20 1 on Admiral Nelson In 1900.
ne goo SO much injured ia his pra6ce that he did
nst come on the turf a., ain uniii 1903. when he
won purse Of E 50 I mile hes,s, beating seve.
raj Hue horses-See Sporting Magazine lor this
year.
PEDIG ZEE.
! ADMIRAL NELSON was bred bv Lord
Grosveaor got b. john Bull, and foalcd in 1705
/ us dam Olivia, by Justice her dam Cypher by
Squirrel cut Of Fribole's dam. b. Hegalus.-See
Supplement TO the Stud Book. Pare 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
n %. No.es for the six guineas must be sen,
wih he mares. v3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03

4 CHhoHUF, elegantly formed, near sixteen
: haods high, twelve wears old.-His nerform-
ances have been equa! TO any horse in England.
as VIII appear BY reference to the Racing Caien.
dars de will BE let to mares at SIX GUINE AS
The season. which may be discharged Ivy the uunc-
tuli payment Of Twenty Doliars durin- the sea.
son th'ee Cuioeas the leap, TO be paid down
and Zen Guineas insurance, and One Dollar 10
The Groom IA each case-the insurance money de.
m@ncao'e, ii the property of the mare be changed
liter ;he Grst of August next, at which ,ime The
season viii evpire.-Cood and extensive paaru.
rige, and tue board OF boys sent with mares. e;tA
rls; but will not Be responsible for escapes or
accidents. Wares VII. be FED on moderate terms.
II required, Tor which 7he money rnu~s be sent.
THOMAS BRANCH.
February 92d, 1884
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
VIRGINIA.:


IT. Court continued and held for EaEfar
county,, the 24th day of,dleust, 1903.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife, late Nam
cy Cook, Robert Garter and Unity his
wife, late Unity Cook, John Cook, Ed -
n,und Cook, Jsrratt w. Cook, Elizabeth :
r Cook. Richard Claiborne in right of .
his late wife Sally Cook. Patsey Cook =
and Rebeckah Cook by Elizabeth Cook ! =
theirguardian, anti Richard Cook by Isaac ::
Medley his guardian heirs and legal dis =
tributes of John Cook. dec. plaintiffs. r
AGAINST -
dec. a. 800
VIE subpoena in this cause having been 1ul>,
executed. and the defendant falling to answer
the plaintiffs bill within the time bv law prescr;h
ed after the fling of The same: Therefore on ,h.
motion or the plaintiffs by their counsel. the said
bii! is taken for confessed aud it IS decre,i ,,,J
orae'ea, that the plaintiffs ,ecover arainst the
sad defendant the sum of one hundred nounds
current money, the value OF the land in the b,lI
mentioned, unless the said defendant shall shsw
cause 10 the contrary before the next nuarter
~ session CONT TO be held for the said count, in
November ncS, he being first duly served with
copy ofthis decree.
4 Copy,
Teste,
BERRYMAN GREEN, p.cH.c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03


nkUiD was bred by Earl Crosvcnor, and got
ny Potoooooooo son of Eclipse y hi, dam (t.e
famous W" ID OF Oaks) by King Herod /; his
9randam Rarity, by Matchegn: his great gran
DAM called Snap Dragon. By Snap bio gr.a,.
great grandan, by Reguus his great. great.
great grindar, Ivy Bart!ctt's Chiiiers his prear.
great great, great grandam, by Honey woods
Arabian, cut OF The dam of the TWO True Rlues.
DRUID started for tie first tirne} at Ne,y
Market, in ,he Craven Meeting. lT03. fo~ =
Sweepstakes of 500 guineas each a s,e lcribsrs J
and ran dead heat with me Duke oc &c. eor,l's
Top 4G2ot, brother to SKY Scv.per. who the
same Gay beat LORI Egremont's Goh.,.aa for
another Sweepsiakes In the same Meetina
Druid won Sweepstakes OF 1000 gu:ueas eacn.
6 sposcribers) beating the DUKE Of Bcdrord's
Hydra.
in 1894. New-Marbe5 Craven Meeting. Druid
won sweepstakes Of 500 guineas each, g sub.
sCr5'rs) ID l beating the Duke of BeGrords
tcP Galiant' and iii the same Meeting won the
sec-ud class OF The Oatiand Stakes Of 50 ruinea,
cach' q su6scnbers) bes,,ing Kit Carr, Excise
man, SuZZIrd, Corianler, Gohanna. Heroine
Patriot, AMI several others
In 1875. he only starred once, being used cllieRy
as trial horse
IN l7s6, New Market first Spring Meeting. he
won Sweepstakes Of 2o0 eeIjneas each. "a sub.
scT'bers hea ing Mr. Churchil's Poet, and Ei,iag
-. 80 i2ioS' She TWO ToNt We mics The Gay FOL
Towing he won pIa;e os SCI beating Lord Sack
y.Ae's Silver NJ Wilson's Eliza, and MIR LORDS
N-lespenner, the wound course, i miles Eliza
afterwards won the Kings Plate. and : great
subscription ar York
In 1877, Druid won the second class of the
oa''and Stake, bca'ing Viret, Spread FL Gle, and
many others lie also won rhc main OF the Oa5
lard Stakes. beating the famous horse Bennington.
In 1893, Druid won . 50' Pate al New-lIar-
liet; beating Sir c. Buahuyy's Grey Hound and
Mr. Cardler's mare, the round coursc--ard won
the pake of Na.bogough's Plate at Oxford. beat.
iHs FIR. Ladies 'Truss, 3 mile heats wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
Louisa CoU1fy, Fe5rU01:j
Court, 1904.

Court, | 8OA.
j1e7rY Ea-te- and Far1y bis wife Lq.e F77uy0
C!dvts0r, f5sc55 D3Ht gglt Lue7 bis vie
ldfs Lucy G2a' S'oa. T52Has Jones and ca
t51yine lis tgife late Caf5a5inr Ci,,rls9u =
John Ciayk5on. ard f7-i-q C'y7rtsor, Charles =.
Cdct Francis IL gcs 1oi FL Sr5s.b bis
~jfc 'Gse EfSl5tsb Ciqck S'eb5cs Foster -
mi Nancy Foster BY F'j1mag Gariaey their =
guardian and aeti z ieni, sally Ifa5r5,g, ~
Bsajq1tir .SfoJssoa P2iy To57scr, C5ayles G.
IFeaijce, Susanna Ne Qock Nv 1o5ebb San :
FRI Der 87f1v,iiau ~ sec' fyisqI William <
.for'oH AMI lime bis rife ut 4rge NeK CT =
Wihqw Hdle, Charles Hqiicy. Agg'5a | y
H.iieg, Rsfy Hfiley, Gsor2e Hai,ey ia =,
~ 4N'i'oc% Agaiba 51eHoct, anil George .
12eaIoc%. beirs of George IEeHocb deceassi ;.
Ac INST plaintiffs
yobu Dicti1Soa, Fyelierict Harris and VII
liam Tiynsr. deEMisnts
TT'uE defendant Dickinson, not having entered
his appearance aud given security according
60 the aG of assembly and the rules Of th,s CONT
aud 1t appcaiing 20 the satisfaction of the cour,
shSt sa' Dickinson IS no. an iuhabitant Of his
Sta,e ifis orAere land Gecre.dby the court, thu,
the said DC, instfi do aDpc,r here on ths second
dsy Of Iay court mex, TO answer the complain
ants bill and TIA, COPY o. thi5 order be forth.
with in,erei in some Of he 2ichmond newspa
pers for Fl glit weeks suc-rs5ively. and pubh,red
a. the froat door Of this courthouse Oh some court
day
A COPY,
Tes.e,
roHAr r.g.uArf4 ~~-ftr-vr
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Advertisements.

AIKEN UP and committed TO the Jail Of
W ashingion county. u runaway negro man.
aDojt tce1 8 or 9iuches high, supposed 20 be be-
tween 80 and ID years of age, says his name is
JERRY thin visase-had on when brot 70 iaiI
a drab colored coa,. blge overals, and with him
number Of clothes, among which is a broad
rib'd din'iy jacket lie says that ne belongs 10
John Walker a Cherokee Indian. and was sold TO
the SAID Walker by Mr. Teel Of Tennessee He
was committed 10 the jail Of this county the 1lth
day OF December last. The owner is requested
to come and prove MS property, pay charges and
axe him away.
JAMES LONGLEY, Tailor.
Washington county Virginia,
JAN. 9Jh, 1904 w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
A Traa Of Land,

Living IN Inc said county Of Amelia, adjoining the
lands Of Pinkithman D Booker, AHe1 Burtor,
Samuel Allen. Sc containing BY as,ins,ion 900
acres. or % much thereof as wlll b, sufficient TO
satisfy the deb mentioned jn the said deed
JOHN Willy, Trustee.
Amelia. Feb 6. 1904 wSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
VbgiVa. Cbali1.,e G7.miy,
TdEHes,y I9t5, 1861.
SIR,

Viyg6Ia. Cha, i1.,e C7.gir,
SIR, 'Tanuay 19t5, 1861.
& s you have moved out of this s,a5e, and
4 lef,-no a2cnt known nae, YOU ~ia
please take notice, that shall on the 24th 25th
and 2S5h of april next, az Charlotte courthouse,
proceed To take the dispositions of the witnesses
III n suit brought by myself and others against
you, in the county court Of Charlotte ut which
time and place YOU may attend or not, rs yoS
please.
SAMUEL. A. JACKSON.
Mr.. IoHN DAVE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
Tes.e

10y ylT17c of = dce-i sf trust eZCcoicJ 10 me:
ID b, William Clement Of the county Of Amc.
Tia for the purpose Of securing certain debt due
from said WIN Clement 20 Samuel Ford and
P;nkithman y. Booker, a2ing a1m'rs Of l,ham
Clement, dec will he exposed to sac, for ready
money. at Chinqnyin church, OF Saturday the
mt J.. ,r M arch ,i..Nf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
King William county, Frazer's)
Ferry, February 10, 1904 rAw1
Juniper-Hill for Sale.

A VALUABLE 2.RAC9' or LAND, lying
- in L.unenburg county, upon N1eherrin river
containing about 1900 acres, Of which nearly 300
ATE low ground Of god qu4iiIy, between 5 x 400
in cultivation, K body of uncleared land Of 6 or
700 acres almost entirely prime soil for tobacco,
superior 10 the most. aud it is iJsesumed nferisr
10 none, IN this part Of the country: The improve.
men:s are valuable good dwelling house rwo sto.
RED, VITA every a. -ustoned out house, barns orr
charda, &c The IRA would with convenience
atu1t division inso two or three distinct ones
with suildings of inferior value o each it is well
watered, and peculiarly adapted to the cultivation
OF Gra5s. Distance from Sichmond 50, from Pc
tersburg 6J miles Credit for one half or more IF
required, of the purchase, will be given. For
note particular information, application may be
made 20 die subscriber residing on the premises,
or during the enaung session OF assembly, to capt
Eyre O Bacon, member from .Iottoway coun~
y, who hath particular knowledge Of the land
WILLIAM COWAN.
November, 1905. v9m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-03
Run away from tue SUB

scriber about the first Of January, q negro man.
named HARRY he is u sr,ai! fellow and yer,
ddF complexion, wish lay.e Gull ewes llat5ieui:.r-
y vhen alarmed or iEtoxicz;cd, which he will Of
ten be II he can get liquor. lie had when ne
went OF blue coat, negro cotton b,eechea aud
wnlte hat with very large croVn--he told soere
or the negroes in tie aeishborhood rha, lie should
so 10 the city of Washington 20 see his brother,
WAC IS the properly of Mr Richard Frazer Of
that pl ice, but tnat ne should first 60 by rle way
OF Richmond ard endeavor 20 procure free pass.
and from thence to Washington Any person
who viii take up the said negro aud secure iim
IN lail 50 rhei l get linn again, shall receive
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
THOS. Il. EVANS.
King William county, Frazer's(
Ferry, February 10, 1904. rAw1
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