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ffrn4ess 70 meet urshaken every questi-
on andto decide as Justice and the con
stitution should dictate without re-.
gard TO consequences. These eon-
alterations induced an opinion which
il was presutped was general. if not uni
yersal, thar the power vested in congress
to erect, from nine 70 time, tribunals
inferior to the supreme court, did not
autflorise them, al pleasure, 70 demoi-s
ish tl.-n,. Being built upon ther rock Of
the constitution, their foundations were
supposed TO partake Of It's permanency,
and to be equally incapable Of being sha-s
Ken by the other brancheso Of the govern
me1A But a different construction Of
ire Constitution has lately prevailed il
has been determined that a powsrt TO or
daiin and establish fromtine u time car
ries with It discretionary power 20 dis.
continue, or demolish. That Although
the tenure of Office be during god De-
hG,ior, this does not prevent the separ-
alton of the Office from the officer by
putting down the office but only secures
2 to the ofEieer his station upon the ternls
i, of good behavior, 80 long rs the Office
nsetf remains. Painful indeed is the
remark, that this Interpretation seems
calculated to sabvert one Of the funda-
mental pillars eff free governments, and
TO have laid the Foundation Of one of the
most dangerous political schisms that has
ever happened in TIN United States Of
: America.m -E-z5E/ :
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EsTRA1e STEEP

EOtJND uespassing on the sa6scri-
Il ber,s plantaiions twepty-two estray
Sheep, Eve Of which appear 70 be List
spEiings Lambs twenty arc white, and
two blaek-ali Of them, are marked with
a large Sin IN the near ear. and two small
ones in the OF ear. ~ The whole apprai-
sed 10 dirty dollars. The owner s de-
sired 20 prove properly. pay charge md
take therhaway. ss,s
JOHN b, cRAGHILL- I
Berkeley County, January 30, 1885,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
MARYLANp LEGISLATURE,
&c. ~ q Ia..l.ast r o - e
IanuarY 2.

: The speaker laid before the house 4
iener from Benjan,in GalIoway,of WASH
iagton county, impeaehing Luther Mar
lin as attorney general Of the state which
vas read. s. ~ IS, =; s. z.t NJ T.,
On motion, the question was pa.. tsas
the said letter he ordered to lie on the
table 4 Determined in the pegative. :
Ordered, that the said letter bethrown
UNDER THE TABLE. s.1.s;,
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obtained from, Mr.. Liiyinsstonbefore he
suffered him TO depart. NJ |

obtained from Mr.. Livinsstonbe before he
suffered him 70 depart.
[M. 4. Errning Pest.l n
On the abere nEMocR ATIc Trick, the
Frrdefick-T Town Herald n,dkes the
foiiesrinS remark sS .5
Who has vet forgotten the too success
fol lies 81 Duane l(for which Jellersonhas
so richly rewarded him. and infamous
fabrication Of sammittee of Congress to
deceiyeihe people into i nofionthat some
Or the late Federal ofKesrs, among the
best and mos, deserving men fthe conns
try had cheated the pnblick and einbez-
lied large sums OF money ] hose false.
hoods are given up new by the Stiemo-
Gratis, because they have no longer use
or necessity for thsm. - But still federal-
lists cannot help referring TO them, when
]. another instance has occurred to CONFIRM
the truth, that in the only cases IN which
Nshc puhiiek have. ever really been cheated
!, Me guilty officers have been end are de-
mocrats. Edmund Randolph of Virgil
MA, democrat turned ont Of Office By
General Washington, has been sued
- for abalsnee Of ffy-one thsEsa,ad do,-
iarss wherein Ne Is found in arrears 10
! the government. And it now appears at
! last, tifat another democrat, Edward Lis
. vingstonaf New York, appointed BY Mr..
/ IsfsrsUn u the Office ef listriee attorney,
has absconded and suffered Judgment
J against him u tie amount Of cne Inn.
Gred fh2aSaasl do sps on account OF pub
lick monies collected in his hands and ap-
Piled To his ownpses So far, so good.
But what nlakesX tho matter better, is,
that Mr.. Livingston i the same demo-
/ cratic orator, who used 70 oppose Mr..
! Adams administratipn so violently IN
i Congress. and who bkouga forward the
famous resolution and Enade the famous
/ speech against President Adams about
Jonathan Robbins case I Withall he is.
the same Mr.. Lipingston, who was ex-
! pccted tovote for Mr. Burr in prefer
ence to Jefferson at the election Of Pres
/ sident by the House Of Representatives,
/ who did NOT vote for Burr hIt voted for
/ Mr.. Jefferson, and who was ifpmediate-
i " afterwards as well as several other
members Of Congress in The same situa-
ton promoted 20 Office by Mr.s Jefer-
! son:-S much for the present By isas Of
beginning forwe do not intend to- quit
| this matter until We have said every hing
We can 20 get peopls 70 reflect as they
Ought. We shalt add nothing mere now
| than prophecy, that BY the time e,r des
nnpcrptic gentry have run on, . little lon
Il SCR. aad We have s...ses =. i view of the
whole ground, il viii be generally told
inths words DC the good book ID But
1t happened unto them according TO the
I true proverbs The dog Is tanned 70 his
1 own yomit again and the SOW that was
washed to her woliowiing in the mire. = ]
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E.,nnte.r,feif Band Nora.

Counterfeit Savannah notes DIT The
branch bank ofthe United States for the
sum oftwenty dollars, are nav in eircu-
ia,ior,. They are nfthe date of April,
isc2. The names Of sRislaig, Simpson
and iaeefshar,, are written Witha deep
glossy ink, and in many Of them the in
dorsement Is wanting. Phil pdper,l
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Z ~
The Legislature of North Carolina
adjourned en- Thursday, the 22d Deeem-
Der, having passed !, tolaws, 2t:ofwhieh
are of public nature. Among the Ii.
tles OF the lava are the following. "a
Z An actso rasify an amendment TO the
constitution ofihe United States.
An act 20 autlinfise the defendants oil
all indictments for a libel 70 give the
truth inegidence. &
An act directing the fnauner Of ars
pointing electors 10 vote for 4 president
and vice president Of the United States.
An act for laying Of the state into 4
districts to choose IL electors OF presi-
dent and vice president Of the United
States. ~ {.rz
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THE public are hereby forewafnedi
d / against taking an assignment on 1
note given 70 Henjamin MsFeely, some
time about the FIRST Of November last,
forthe payment Of forty-seysn dollars,
is The money has already beer, paid for
his rasrality in false packing seven barrels
Of -four. Any person wanting more par-
tic,ilar information viii apply 10 Mr..
John Cunningham livingon Back Greek,
Mr.. Jacob Small near Martinsbufg, who
saw the -four inspected, or 10 the snbscfi-
Der al the Lick Mills. Berkeley County.
JAMES MARSHALL. 81
January 20, 8oa. - zss ...3 s.
n: b. Any person giving he Sheriff
Of this county information where the
said M'Feely may be taken, if m the
county, shall receive 4 reward Of FIVE
dollars. M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
: he commissioners ap-

pointed by the Ia G at Of Assembly, TO suuerin-
tend The Lottery, for the benefit OF the University
OF William 4 larry feel themselves greatly mo q.
tIhed, III beng obliged TO inform the public, that
impciionS necessity has compelled them to post
po"e, 10 the P'eaent thc drawing notwithstand-
Ing the assurances which they have given, both
effectively and Individually, that IT would COM
mence on the % oi This month 1t will doubtless
De expected thar the reasons inducing this most
ponement, should be stated : and after suchex;la
ha'ion' they trust, they VIII stand eNcul ated BY
generous public, Of every other charge than that
OF preeip'tancy to which they acknowledge, their
saT3uine hope of success in the sale OF tickets.
mus OF speedily accomplishing the tyuij laudab,
end which they have had in view, has subieslcd
mem AS The days hrs. contemplated approach.
ca on which the drawing was 10 commence mea
u'es were taken 70 a. uire satisfactory infor,na
L onci he number OF tIcke,s " h;ch had beensoH
"a isiactory information, however, was received
only from tSw--S1ll tco anguine in their expec
IA ion' reh Cling, that with lie prospeG Of ad
vantage Offered TO purchasers. the interests Of sci
ence were combined aud iud siny Of the distau,
I sales, by what had been, and would be made IN
'h'S place and It's viciuny they conceived them.
serves authorised to promise. most decidedly.
commencement at the period ia-t notiHed-Pn,
alvice5 recently received Convince ther, ib,, 49,.
So es' 'ho' considerable are s,iinot tuch as would
lufHy Il commencement Of thc drawing The
Conn i's'0rcrs Wi not again so far conn II
themselves as TO safe positively. tie time when
the drawing shall commence Dor iais the, have
}" theTp1wer iuiiy ami uueqmvocal'y 10 promise;
thai nothing shall be waning, ON lhti paris. to
hasten the drawing Thi, s. fully cviucea b. Ibc
mode HEY have adopted AID sfe nov pursuing
OF giving 90 the purchased, with SUCH secuti,, as
ma, De proved IF, on las taking uoi less fhan
zen ueke % q credit of ninety daysi hereby hold.
ing on. % ilu'y dGa s., .hc prospect c aivan,alc,
inn' The prizes vi hout the sivlr q ,fa.,;,,,,.
cent Gentlemen, who have been so ol,iyi,. y,.
TO 'sis m ife dispo i'ion Of tickets. are ii h5ri
yea 10 assure hose holding them b, purchase ON
circuit that no payment OF their icspctt.ve honIs
WHi be required, until 90 days shall expire from
.he t. me u beginning 10 draw and they are
hereby requested to rcgl'l their subsequent sales
Of tChe!s On eredit, By this principe.
July Sd, l8J4 Ay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
BURR MILESTONE
M4NUFACT0RY.


THE subscriber takes this mo Nc oe returning his
thanks 10 his former patrons, aud informing the
public IN general, that lie has (by desire OF ms
ficnds) re commenced tho MANUFhCTuR.
ING OF BURR MiLL-STONES and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma
terals, aud having had sixteen years experience
In the business, in Naltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able to give satisfaction
10 his employers.
The stones lie will warrant to BE good as a.
~ in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEW.
FocK, Norfolk Capt WILLIAM CHAMBERS,
S;aunton; Mr.. WILLIAM Hay, Wythc county,
or Mr.. RoBrRT moore, Petersburg shall be du
ly attended 70, and country produce received IN
payment, at the customary prices.
~" rNWO APPNEN IICES will be taken
TO The above business, and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. i0th, 1903. CD
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER cf PiRES
in stone or ground, for the improvement ofland
with directions for the use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

III a Quqrferiy Courf continued and Ted
.for Prince Edward County, May he
22d, 1905.
Obadiah Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Little y
berry Jenkins and Milly his wife, Josiah ~
Hurt and Elizabeth his wife, Thomas f.. <
Young, William Brightweil and MARY his =
wife, William IIatton and Tabitha his I =,
wife. and Kebecca Young heirs and lega- -
tees of Henry Young, deceased, piils.
Against -
John Watson, senior, Augustus Watson, b.
Thomas Wa son, John Watson, Junior, ~
and Elizabeth Young widow of Henry -
Young, deceased. defts
'HE defendants ohm Watson, senior. Tho
1 mas Watson and John Watson, Junior. nor
having entered their appearance and given secu.
r'y according to an act of the general assembly
aud the rules of this court, and it appearing 20 he
satisfaction of the court that they ave no inlabi.
tants OF this state On the motion Of the plaintiffs
b. their counsel, IL is OYdc,ed, that the said de-
ieidants John Wa.son, senior, Thomas Wa son
and Ohm WATSON, junior do appea, here on lie
hrst day Of August court next and answer ,he
plaintiffs bdl; and that copy OF this order he
Forthwith inserted in some one Of the public news.
papers printed in the city Of Richmond for ty.o
IN 'nths suceessivey, and also posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
a CoW-Teste,
HENJAM1N WATKIEs, D c.
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FCh 5.ALE,
A Tra6t Of Land,


Living in the North Garden. in Absmarle county.
n'aininS LOCO acres, adjoining the Lands Of
Stephen Moore, William Wood and the .a,e
William Cole dec wi.hin eigb,een miles of war.
rem, and ihs sumo Gi.ance of NI.!ton There Is
on this Land new Barn 4S by "a feet a good
O'erSeers House and Houses f III, accommo.
datlon nt fifteen or twenty Negroes The Over
seer's H>use. with ttle expense, may be rem
dereI very comfortable fer q small family. A.
bout half the Land is cleared The -..o bart Of
winch Is i'm good rler .o, cullvaii n a d q con.
siderable part Of !, flesh AMI Vel ala HsG to he
Culture OF orn. whoa ava .ub.,co
Any person inclined e purchase, ny applcati-
On - il aVeraeer on tie premises, Wi ut shewn
the Land The terms Of sale y i'll be, one fourth
par vt The purchase none, PAID ON re nrst day
OF June 1905, and rv bai.ncc in ,hroe equal an
nall payments from nv ia. os-l mctajment 10
carry rieres ION The day u ....s, is rot Dyr ,.
ally paid. Bond virh approved secuny, tose.
theT Wi II a d.ed rust ON tie Land, will be
required OF the purchaser, TO secure the pay nent.
70 turtner pau, u"s apply 20 the subscriber,
living a. Soo'ch-ToWu il Hanover county.
II the above Lani is not sold before. it will he
oHe ed ~ Public sale TO The hiyhee, bidder. on
the terms before mon i.neG Oh the 2}d day OF
August next, if far. not. the next fair dav
In either case, the purchaser wIl have leave 10
seed whea as soon a'ter tina time as he mas
choose, and may be furnished with the cron If
Corn, TIC that my he made on the plantation
this year-say IRON two to three hundred barrels
JOHN N. SHEPPARD.
Scoteh-Town, Ma, 3Jth, 1904 ids
The survey by which the turnpike road from
Staunton 70 the Point q ofk is nun. poes irn,,e
dla'ely through the land above mentioned. couy,.
MEN, 10 u handsome situation for building. and
good wafer T. Ms
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LEATHER. WnoLEsAER II Rrr1tt.

IEI'Vs 7 IFAFFNf " WVLF n 7 E = NTYTTIs
a LII that valuable Stock Of LEATHEP in
the above mentioned deceased's Tan Yard
consisting Of a large and gene al ass rlmcnt Of
the be, qualify which viii be sold ON rea enable
terms for ready money onl, 10 the Cuuyiug sion
apperai ing 70 said Tan Yaid Also. large
quantity Of Sheep and Lambs Wool r,g sale
p. r TIE. Supedmend't OF said stock.
'ulv y 1904 a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
MILLER wooD7ON. ok.
Gun STOCKS.

he subscriber VgN receive PROPOSALS until tbe
l7tb Of AnSast neet. TOR Furnishing at TIE Public
AdaJactayof Ayms, any nInLe, of NqsEet S,ocig
Of cool black zpaisut zpoodi no, exceeding ffeen
tbousGnd - ill toe trees far spbieb 10 be Jieled.
IN re later eado tbr ensuiag fall; and f6e Deli
Sey Of fbe stocks 10 Commence in tie course of tbe
winter.
AbrH 26tb. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

nELINCUENT Share Holders in the Man.
- chester turnpike Company, on the 5.h re.
QUESTION, due lst of April last, are hereh, motifs
I'd, thai their shares wall be sold ON the 9Th dav
OF August next, at Zachariah Brooks's tavern. in
Manchester, unless said requisiiion shall be IRE
viously paid 10 James Brander. Treasurer.
BY order OF the directors.
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Manchester, 81 Iulv. 1894.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

CITY or RICHMOND:
IN COMMON HALL, July 3d. 1904.
IT appearing TO tile Common Hall OF the City Of
Richmond, that the regulations of the trustees
of the Free School in said City, have been cs
tabllshed Oh liberal and just principles, whereby
many poor children of both sexes have received
Al tie said school, such advantages in the acquire
men, Uf their educations as TO encourage strong
belief that great utility will result from con,inn
auce OF the said institution, should il receive a
proper patronage.
ResO!Ucd, therefore, that the Chamberlayre Of
this cisy, and Messrs. John Robinson, Samuel
Paine and Samuel Peasants, be requested and
tmPoweredto receive subscriptions, and the funds
that may DC subscribed for the benefit of the said
school AVID that it be recommended to the hu.
mane AMI liberal Inhabitants Of this city, TO raise
by subscription other funds for the purpose Of
continuing the said institution.
Tesc, I'm
ANDw. STEVENSON. C. C. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the estate Of Mr.. Ia.
cob BockiuS, dec. formerly of Richmond,
by bond. notes or otherwise are requested TO come
forward Immediately and discharge the same
And hose having claims against the estate aye
requested to apply 10 John Prosser al the Vendue
Oihce OF Prosser & Moncure fer pa, ment
BEN AMIN TATE,
JOHN PROSSER, EA9Cu'ors'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
William Chambers,

III tie sign Of GENERAL WINE, Staaaton a,
k'OR the accommodation OF Ladies and Gen.
t'emen 'raveliing to the fprings in the Rage
(Which Is eitabliihed to this place) win Gurnih
H.fCh 70 any II the watering places, aud had
for them when they think proper to return, i
ltqhIred. wv lnlY iIth. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

SGitTYiLkinson is about q years Of age. ub1unrIs
81 SIX feet bigb, GnG large IN pra6J ;.oG. bas dark
rel BAR, erbicb be commoiy keeps tied, 10 gb it Is
not vey long, and bas some few ecilesin bis face ;
Re tsas c!o'6etin blue roundabout, FL biae ssytout,
nearly nezV, striped panfa!oo,s Of o!ve colo,ea velre.
or fancy cord, and II thin summer zuaistcoat, but nor
!pGyfituLGrig recokIecied
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
IT II GENER,fI NEETI.TG or
THE STDCKYJI.

IL ~ GA fICLDEisS.
" = ESOLVED. that m;il Cer;inta,cs FOR the
" ~ Stock held in this ina'i;uuon be issuedun
- der the bye laws nc eoG tie Scrip or evidences
" of Shares held here'a b. transferable by III
" dorserien, or Assignment, and tia; all the
4" shares sanding in the name Of any Stochhol
" dc' shall be transferred in the Books of this
company 20 the person or persons p,oJucing The
" Scrip or evidence ofs such shares, regularly en-
" dorsed or assigned -
" RESOLVED ,hat the President Of the Bank
" ., Richmond be d;retlcd 10 call a meeting Of all
" the Stockholders (which meeting shall be in
q the City Of Richmond. on the FIRST MONDAY in
" September next for the purpose OF adopting
" such bye laws. rales and regulations as shall
" b. deemed necessary for the government of the
/" Institution; and considering other subjects i'm.
" portan, to lis interest"
a true extract from the rr>cee linZs of the &c
neral Meeting Of Stockholders. on Saturday Ju-
ly 9TH 1904.
3rste, WM DABNEY. Secretary.
The Stockholders are reques ed to attend &C.
neral Mee'irg, AT The Capiiolii the City of Rich.
mond. on the first Monday in September next,
tor the purposes stated in the 70 .eS ing resolution
Ab'M. b. VEN ABLE, HcS'A.
RESOLVED that tho President and Direc
" tors proceed to appom: Cash or and VIC Book
" keepers on 'Felue,dA he % II current and
" that the President he requested TO 1.ublish the
- eamcin 40 newspapers prinscdi IN -ichm.nd t"
The rSgoing Is true cxtrltt from the pro-
cce,i'nSs Ut the Directors Of Inc Bank @? Virginia
at Richmond.
3es'e. WIN nAPNEY alex no .em.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
- ~ N ] n Win 7 y 7 = ;
JOHN PROSSER,

Being about to leave this state few weeks
John Prosser is alone authorised to coliea & SET
lie all debts due and by the estate Of Mr. Jacob
Euckius, dec, B. TATE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
NleaIerrancan PQNlorll.


nj Office 10 rereby given, tIat it has been
! deemed eVpedieut to change the forrl of the
Mediterranean Passport issued to vessels of the
United States; that from the eighth day of Iujv
next, those of the new form will be issued ar lie
custom houses TO every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made on . compliance Wi the terms
prescribed by law and suuendcrng the former
passports ct which she may be os.esssd, If any,
IN which latter ca no fees will be required f,r
the exchanges and thar by al ARRANGEMENT n.
greed upon by the Barbary powers, vih whom
We are 1t peace, either the old or the new form,
ct passport will be sufficient pro,cl the vessels
OF he United states, from capture until the la
Of July 1905, aferw which the old form rf,e NOR,
will be unavailable and the new one one IN use,
Department Of State
2JI Of Nav, 1904
IKE P'iieys Tie lass If ,Le Uaifed State, NJ,
re7Hcselto mss 't5e aboue in mi, Go-efte, ,-ree
q r.et ar NE sPace q. SIS. n,9,h5s a.s tbe ClUec.
t's ~ tie Customs 10 kccP copies efif bas,el nd
m lien Q9ces. Jine /. 6m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

III Q"arfeyiy Court continued andhcld Tar
Prince Edloard Caamiy may he ed,
1904.
Benjamin Wright, plaint;ro
AtajhSt
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib IN CbGreerJ.
son, defendants
THE defendant Thomas Gibson. not having en-.
tered his appearance and given secu,i,y ac.
cogGi"S 10 au an Of the GENERAL assenb,, and H.,
rules al tnia court, and 1t appearing 10 The salts,
iat'ion OF he court that be &c mot aninhabnaut
this state; On the motion Of The plaintiff, bis
counsel, II is oydetsa, that tho said 9e!e,dspt
Thomas Gibson, do appear hcre on tI.e frs, Gay
OF August court ext 70 answer the pl.i.t,J,sliI.
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inset, a
IN some t"e or the pubic ncwspafe rs prirlca IN
u, and also posted - tho front door of N. CIT
house Of this county.
Il COpy-Ieste.
BLEyAMIN Wilkins, DC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28

The above David Bowman is near feet hir', y,
about IS years af arc Ugh, short hair, much pit
ted with the small pox, ha4 large grey eyes. and
a down look His clothing when he escaped was
blue iintsey hunting ,li't green waislcoar coun-
ny linen overalls bue yam. stockings, and a new
w oil hat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
Bacon Hams.

The fubferiher has received parcel Of very f,e
Hams which be viii fell on moderate terms. An.
ply at Metre. Wn. Brown r. Co.'S
JfHES BROWN. Yy.
June 16rh, 1894 n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-28
AbriI 26b. 1904
Notice..

~ virtue Of two deeds of trust. execu'ed Nc
BY Robert Priddy, to secure The payne Mt of
debts due TO John Bowe and William PIiddv.
will be sold. on the premises for ready money.
on Wednesday the 22d of August next, the
TRACE OF LAND, whereon tie said Robert
Priddy row resides, containing upwards of four
hundred acres. lying on the Three Notched road
fourteen miles from Richmond, " here the turn
pike By Deep Run Coa-pi's now extends. This
land is well timbered has buildings suitable for
the accommodation of travellers, and is said 10
be good stand as tavern
John Russell.
John ". EHs.
18th July. 1904. w4t