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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-24

answered in an evasive man,ox
ordered that the parcel should T. s'e sng
before his own physician, M. + 0peayl
aided BY the Gagatkizwisch, the ~ tate,
nent and respectable physician Of W. Chi.
Or. Bergenzoni, and Of DR.. Cn, a:5a'
apothecary. One Of the carrots h well al
pened, was found perfectly sound !, I"
per part being covered with a kind 81 nc p
itch or paste, Of colour similar ID ;, MS
the root the middle part was fnn aa' d
contain a powder, which after chym;r, l1 .
ration was discovered 10 be n;v," ~ Y:
three different sorts Ct arsnic, op. ~. y
another yellow, and another red ",'s
process verbal was signed by all mr., u;
and the parcel sealed again, & sen ,a,6..
lice eiiice with all the neces a ! 90 .o,
Upon application being made by lie =. ~
to NJ. de lilly. Chief magistrate for ~ ~
secution to be- instituted, that officer, ,r, :"
ed b. the same fears as NJ, de lioym Irr;s
eldo interfere or even to order the sus,, ~,
}efsoE tc % apprthendec, observing thar.
did concern the tribunal Of criminal ws,;,,
and that thelaw of the country di nr,..
nit him TO arrest any per- who had r,
actually been convicted Of a crime
W. le Count de Ia ChapelIe, was l-f,
Warsaw with full power to prosecute Il
business before the criminal tribunal. r..
king left Warsaw, On the Goth on his v,c
TO Grodno with the Due D'Augoalenr.
NJ. de Aoym granted bis majesty az G.
cort Of hussars, who had str;ct orders r.
to quit his royal person, until they na
comm3tted him to the care o! similar f.
cort OF Russians whom waited his arrival
on the frontiers. The Queen and the
Duchess D. Augouleme ONLY remained At
Warsaw, until thev received instrucaor,
from his majesty TO join him at Weiaa al
soon AS be has settled in that city"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-24
LONDON, August "a.

YESTERDAY arrived Mail from Got
henbure. The only article oflntelligencc it
brings is a letter lsoha that place dated the
10Th, which says that the Prince OF
Condo, the Duke Of Orleans, and another
ofthe French Princes, are soon expected
at Riga, from whence they proceed to wait
upon Louis XVIII 1t is oonjeocured that
they may be employed IN the Russian ar.
mics, it's saidto be the intention OF Alex
anderi, 90 announce his Intention Of man
tainlag theroyal cause. This however is
not stated II the Gotenburg letter.
We entertain considerable doubts of the
truth Of the reports that Russian troops
have been landed i'll Copenhagen. he OBJ
iect of the measure probably would be gra-
dually to form an armv in Dcnmark which
when completed, would march through
Holstein 10 meet the French in the North
Of Germany. ltseems very uniik-ly, how
ever, that any Russian troops will be sent
to attack the French till 4 co~operaton, and
that very vigorous one, c5n be concerted.
The French army in Hanover IS at liberty
to act, as there is no hostile army in that
quarter to distract their operations and
indeed great part of the French armies
are in the North, and might be detached a
gainst any Russian force that % ia be
transported into Denmark or Hol,tcin-
Til cooperation, either on the part of 0.
Their continental powers or ofthis country,
on a very great scale can be effected, the
plan aScribed to Russia would evidently be
rash and premature, aud probably afford TO
Eonaparte the occasion of triumph.
There was a report yesterday at the
Change that accouats werefeeene ] by govA
eminent that the enemy had their Provisions
on board, AID were ready to put to sea-
Things are nov In a state in which there
does not appear to be any obstacle 10 the.en-
envy making the attempt, in as far as de-
@pends upon themselves. Their prepu~a-
tioas if not complete, according TO pre-
arranged system, appear gigantic and for
raidable. If our government has not a
dopted due precaution Of defence,it can
neither be from want Of warning, cf means
or of time and even if any thing We're de-
6cient either as to the military strength
or arrangement, it would be supplied by
the patriotism and energy Of the nation.
There seems to be general wish that the
coanest were broaghtto aorisis.
Morn. Car2,a
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q.
Lnt9i2 from ku1nAs

l.U0t7V JTVNV LH7V09
Yesterday arrived ship Active, capai
Jones, from London, by him We receive
our file Of London papers TO the eysaa
of the 29th Of Angus; on which ds d
left London; but he did not leave Il.
Downs till the ION Of September; v55
he lay in the Downs, brush took place !.
tween some of the English sbips and ok
French Gun Boats, in which an EaglS
cutter was sunk and the British received
Their damage. Fhe following are the o@!I
interesting articles in the papers wish ::
have. received.
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Nollce.

The c.editofs of the late firm Of
T1aasy and Patos are requefed to at
tend at Gadiby's tavern on Monday
eth November next to receive fur
reader of their Etate and Effects.
Realons latlsfa&ory to themielVes,
and which they hope will prove the
fame to their creditors, have been the
-caaie Of he.delay of this call until the
time fixed
aoth GA. a3t
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TFILKI1M RAMSAY,

will continue the 6 cERY buhnefs
at;the fame fore as formerly HIS aGorsmens.is
eorpl-te, which &c oaess offale on the mott
,ssfonab,c terms.
OIobes II. DIV.
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GENOA, August 2.

The English feet, under tie c2are.
of Lord Nelson, bIockaaes our harbour"
~ closely, and is resolved to attamlt
destruction Of the 3 ships of war, #a@
arc building here for ihe French
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-24
81 S &c.

Yesterday forenoon between Mctirs.
p;cke,,s. Newton and Co. fore and the Coffee
fIoo(. Comedian itore for Zeal with a coat OF
rms engraved ON it, h can be Of no ufs 20 any
r.tlon but The owner. If found and ieft at tnis
: f;ee. reward Of Two Dollars will be g'vsn'
October rs.
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45sDolu5i0n of Co-partne172bi1.

BY mutual content the Co-partner-
g1ipot Hucsty u Raasfsy, is this day dcfolv-d
riofr indebted % The concern, are realeled -
make imn.d,4t- payment TO William Ramfay.
only, WI, is tally i,apoweeed receive the fam~.
nnd thcfc 70 whom sns concern is indebted, will
pieaic apply TO hin for an adjuament Of their
accounts.
Edward Haekley.
William Ramiae.
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ID A N G N 6.
OaQhea S.

5IY. Gene1es
RESPECT FULIY informs the Ladies ard
S.. saejcs,eo 81 AteSandria, that he viii open his
N5e4N1 SCHOOL Oh Thurfiay the 18th
e1 Cpsxt door 10 D ,6for DICKS 10 Prince
Tanng Ladies will be taught At 3 clock
e7eaiog, and the Young Gentlemen at 5
tfslay dSt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-24
BENJAMIN COCK E,
HAS RECEIVED.
Aud is now, opening an sfo'sn'snt OF
ALL c @ Cd S,
,,,ttcr ARE.
AMoNe wAieE IRE,

superGae and lecond CiothS, oa1-
fne.es. Swanfdo@n. Coa.ings, O.lean q a ;,,c
c.!3.As. Erect 40, PLANES, K3eleys' aao slAl.-
,bics. Rofc & Diff.I Bladks.s; tiaanfls' WORN" worn.
cd. Cotton and Silk Hodery Ladies lace l.aps'
H.od<esch,efs and Sleeves Lace, CaaaoneR'
NJ Ain d.. d.. d.. shawls, Spiicr Weoes' O." -,
c.a,,r;ck MUM, Book DO. India, d. do. SIX
PUN DO. Vcl,ett, Silk and Cotton G:sdies' "a
l,co.s, Chintzes, Casnols hair Shawls, Exifs lons
silk and Wafh ieathe, gloves. Irifh Linen Sur
gahs. Ticklenbargs. IisGians, &c. @c'
A cafe Ct + ASH1ONABLE HATS.
Oct. 90. II NV. =.
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: 'tats foreign grtelligente.
NEw-1oRK, October 10.

sE,nrtser Extracts from Lonaoa Papers BY
the ship IRIS, capt. Skinner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12

T r l D A z, December 7th, 1904.

ogod Tt 3e Ups yysl
Mr. Kettle EpIn
tic saadHe cions
communication ron SC y their cc
M Cft
t(d On The part he House Of Delegates, expenditure
They pr,e5 an to-
morrow BY Cox 0
g in
NE NtHfo which viii y
lies re n Of Euyllrf
MOUSE @f'5 Ballot Senate
Of this
Pared tfs and g POSTED e ballot boxes
LOWING iooca1i) Clarke Ctv
OhuE aud the
H l oen the ballot and the OF
5nF'Fc c" med uto
uta
tN sand h EunTn vFe
John Page, Esq. 800
Inc f according e further the
choice OF L the dsd
SUPP Of Of
Negs Edwards Coleman (P.,rI1
li1igns Leae
5au
should El thew
ncihho the house. MR. Barbour
with
named OF houseto
teIcy @ OF Go
IIoe, Ctcr ltrdc Pend -'''"'
Mr. sand
Kettle them nrd
o lc
ce where the "a flovs
. Him
holding
t Jacob gcy cdvo for Iub
Kettle bA9rm Wills had df
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12

had good Kettle Mark Cvmes had GOOD
vote and voted for Jacob Kettle; that Nicholas Mse should he sub
ste IN the ofJcob Kettles; that Peter Hu
good and that he voted for Jacob
good and that he voted for Jacob Kettle Ingras
and
Ingram good and e voted Jacob Kettle that Thomas
vote good ard that he voted for
Norman illegal and void and that William Wilson
liam Smiths improperly taken William Wilson, and
placed on the poll taken Jacob Kettle
stand thus
For Jacob Kettle
For William Wilson 8s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
FRANKFORT, (K) March 81.

The Schooner JANE, The property of
MIR. John Mul.anPhy, was launched this
morning with great ease. She is hand.
some vessel, apparently well calculated
Tor sailing aud adapted to the Vest India
trace-ourlhen between so and 90 tons.
lie appearance Of Two schooners an.-
chored before this town, which only few
years ago was the hunting camp of unci-
Nlhzed igaH, IS uuly a novel one: and
must convey to The patriotic heart, very
pic-surahle emotions JUDGED. If so much
has been accomplished in d few years un-
der such embarrassing and dscourasjner
dn,icuiIIcs, what mind can conceive the
eX'ent to which Commerce may he carri-
cd On the tributary streams OF the Ohio.
IN the couisc Cf ten or Twelve wears. bv
the assi1tai.ce Of entcrprlziug men, who
possess Capital and pull.c spirit, 10 erahIs.
Nhem TO prosecute so l"udable pursuit..
aud although The western waters aE.
ford numerous situations where ,be busi-
ness ot ship building may be carried on TO
advantage, lew ,Xceed Flarklor,, Tor ves.
sells suited TO tie West India trade. Tie
practicaLiiiy IF descending The river from.
Ih!s place with case ard safety, having
been well ascerained, it Possesses Adyan-
tages which cannCt fail tn recommend If
to The enterprrziI;g merchant. Situated
in The heart Of The fertile state Of Ken
lucky, produce for cxporta;ion may be col
iecied IN large quantities. Tar, and pine
timber Tor masts, spars and decking can
be brought d"~n the river, on the heads
OF which We a'e informed there is plenty
TO be had. Cordage is manufactured in
the vicinity of the town and mills for the
manufacture az -Four, arc numerous with.
in three or four miles of it.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

mission Of such certificate ard patent.
Sec. Is. ind belt .furher enactcd, That
The President of the United States shall
have iuil power TO appoint ard conlm,ssi-
on the several registers and receivers of
public monies of the land Offices establish
ed by this acl, in the recess Of congress
and their commissions shall continue in
force until the end Of the session OF con.
gress next ensuing such appointment.
Sec. IL. It'd be IL .farfhsr cnacfed, That
the several supcrinteodahs Of the public
safes tircc(ed by this acl, shall receive six
dollars each, Ter each days Attendance on
the said sales.
sec. 10 ind be Il further enccfed, That
a SIM, not exceeding twcnty thousand
dollars be, and the same is hereby appro-
priatcd, for the purpose Of carrying this
act into effect; which sum shall be paid
out OF any unappropriaItd monies in the
treasury.
NATHL. MACON,
Seeker >tlhe House Of ReIiresentatfp<s.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President If tie Senate, pro temfors.
Nafch So, 1904.
APPROVED,
'I'IT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
I'll: JEFFERSON.
WASHINGTON CRY, ArnI u.

Extract ofa iener from Cc,nmooiore PretEe
10 Mr.. Cafhcarf, dm d /6i.rfh January,
1905, IN The harbor # yrac;Se.
have lu,t returned tom cruise off
Ir'poli, where on the sd December
captured vessel with th= Bashaw's pre-
sents to the GraHd 5, Aniur, ACCOMPANIED
by several officers of Iii tinclon. / trust
ms capture viii give us considerable adj.
yantases III negocia,lng q Peace"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
LEXINGTON. (K.) Ap,iIs.

H-A 49, VIZ (h') HpiIl3.
On Tie 9Th ult. Capt. Wyatt. coach
maker CT This lowe, had quantity Of fresh
painted CAM az exposed To the sun, until
evening when 1t was rolled uD and placed
in the loft oil his shop. Abcu two O'Clock
The next morning, tie canvas was disco
yered 20 be on fire, by two boys bo were
sleeping hear it. By tie g,eit exertions
OF capt. Wyatt, and lew Of his nearest
neiShbors tie Ere was distinguished, with.
o,lt any very material injury TO tie house,
we are sorry, to say that capt. WAITS
lace and hands weie Considerably burnt.
III throwing the canvas out of ;be house.
1t IS thought the Gic must have been ee-
herated by the heat of ;he sun, which was
absorbed in Tic Canvas during the day.
On sunday night last, there was We
ry brilliant rorG-EorcaH9 seen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
[ BY Authority.]
AN ACT

IMcking Provision for The o;sfos0i ofthe fu5-
lie lands in the Indiana Territory, a4iJor
nfhl,t. mr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
FnH bred Horses for sale. In Hanovc, Connly Couyf

LII H0'!00e5' C0HNty LOHff,
Juiy sohh, 1905.
John Ciopton, administrator Of
William Clopton, deceased, pit.
Sg0inst In CbsrceyY.
James Blackwell, William Macon
and John Swami. defss
He defendant James Blackwell, not having
L entered his appearance and given security
according to the aa of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and il appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court that lac is not an inhab;tant of this
country: On the motion OF the plaintiff by his
counsel. II rs ordered. that the said defendant,
James Blackwell, do appear here on the fourth
wednesday IN October next, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in some public newspaper of
the city OF Richmond for two months success
siVely and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county.
a copy-Teste,
THO: POLLARD, D. c.u.c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
To be let, on building

Ae1ses. three beautiful airy and elevated situate
ons tor dwelling houses To any gentleman in
the mercanu'c line, or other occupation, who
wishes rlclsaut and agreeable residence Tor his
Eanily, c,heT ofthese sites would be truly tesira-
bic, as they contiguous TO the scene OF active
6usiness, ~ the same time tina, they are removed
from IN. Nnst and bastle the town Enquire at
this prn,ing.o'fce.
~ experienced. sober and industrious GARD.
MIR will hear of an advantageous situation on
application as above. None OF opposite charac-
ter need apply. IF April %, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
The subscribers agree to
THE deIinquent Share

holders in the MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
COhPANl, are hereby notified. that all shares
upon which requisltion shah be due on the third
Friday IN October next, will on thar day, be sold
as the law directs, at Zech Bfooks's Tavern, in
the town OF Manchester. between the hours of
III and o'clock. 1t is requested that those whs
may nave purchased shares from the original sub.
scribers' where transfers have not been made do
monty the Treasurer of the number Of shares so
holden, and the persons from whom they may
have purchased fhe same, on or before the Sd
friday IN October, otherwise they will be sold on
that day, in the name and for the benefit Of the
original subscribers.
JAMES BRANDER, Cleri y 7reasnyey.
10th Sept 1904. t2tfo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
VIRGINIA.:
at q Courf held for Hail.

fac, c9n'ty, the Sis. day 81 My, 1904.
Mary Walden. ~ ecutrixe Sar,rcl0
Walden, deceased, plaintiff.
Against
Samuel Clay, executor of Richard ,
Jones, deceased, who was exc p" I@Hh'e'y'
cGtor ofThomasErskine, docea
SD, John E!anks and Jesse
nord, defendants
he defendant Samuel Clay. not having en-.
il tered his appearance and given secmit, A.
greeabie to the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing 20 the satisfaction os
the court that he is mot an nhabtant oehis sta;c.
On the motion of the plaintiff by her counsel, IL
as ordered. that the said defendant 90 aup.ar
here on the fourth Monday in November mext.
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some new sr,-
per OF the city of Richmond for two months sue
ces5iveiy, and posted at the frons door OF the
courthouse fthIs county.
"A copy-Teste,
JOHN BADKSOAy.E. cue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
Notice..
We0iierr0nean Pn06orfs.

"
MorfCE is rereby given, that it has been
" deemed exredient 10 change the form of the
Mediterranean Passport issued 10 vessels of the
united States; that from the eighth day of July
next, those OF The new form VIII be issued 1T the
custom houses TO every vessel, for which applica
ton may he made on a compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and surrendering the former
passports OF which she may be possessed, if any,
IN which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a.
greed upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are at peace, either the old or the new foru,
OF passport will be sufficient TO protect the vessels
OF the United States, from capture until the ist
OF july 1905, at er which the old form orpassport
wal be unavailable and The new one a.one in use.
Department of State,
2Sd OF May, 1904. :
The Printers oftte dqps Of RE United States are
requested to f'ser1 IRE 0bove an their Gasettes tgpice
Speeh 'or ne space q SIX moV6s, and tie Coiec.
tors 81 roe Customs keep COPIES o;ir tasted up
in t6er Offices. June l. On.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
Not:ce.....The office ofsu.

Perv;Cor Of the revenue, for the diaria of Virgil.
mia, being difcontinued, and the un6nihed buff =
netsin the faid Office transferred to me-the col"
leetors o! the dirc6t Il Internal revenue whole
accounts have not been finally adiuled and paid,
arc hereby Informed, that they are now reguened
TO call my office. in tho city cf Ricnrnond, with
OUT delay aud psy the balances due to the Uri,ed
States - And tho'e wbof, lands have been fold in
the d'n-i9 OF Virginia By authority of an al of
Congrefs The United States Tor ncn~pay mcne OF
The OireS Tax, may redecra Gueh lands, by pay
ing to me within the time limited, the principal,
cots and fees "a the law direcas.
As MOI II he aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec. 1907. the privilege of redemption will
continue Until December next.
The moncy received 5y me for the redemption
OF the faid isnd' will be returned to the purcha
fer, with intrre9 at the rate of as per cent. per
annum on the pvrchafe money, to the day on
which it may be paid TO
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V.,D.
'rne 15,h; ROO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17

'HE subscriber being very successful for seye
4 raj years pas, in breeding horses from the best
English iurf stock, has now for sale. about TWEEN
ty of unexccptionable blood; consisting of brood
mares, colts and hes, from four to one year old !;
amopgthem are three very 6ne imported mares,
and covered by Dragon & Stirling the las. season.
Warranted pedigrees OF them III will be shewn ;
they are very healthy and in line condition, and
well worth ne attention OF any gentleman, who
wishes to get the best blood. If they are not sclc
az private sale, they viii t< set up to the highest
bidder, at the Bowling Green, on the second Tues
day in November next one third of the money
will be expected on the day of SALE one other third
in six months after and the remainder i'm twelve
months. Bond and approved security will be ex
peeled The subscriber has also three very fine
English Stations. be sod a, the same time and
on lie same terms, among them the famous horses
Dragon and Archduke.
JCKN KOONES.
Bow nupr- Cept lCO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
On Se5ten,bcr next,
vii x 1setn B,iase. to tie biSb-
A TM0 OF LAND,

Containing about 425 acres, lying partly in New
Kent and partly in James City county on each
side oil Diascum creek. and extending below the
bridge, wherein Lewis a. Pauy, esq. formerly
resided.-The dwelling hous.' thereon is a large,
new and commodious one; rhe store house, gra.
nary and various other houses re all in good or
der. The quality of the SOL is such as is usually
found on Cirickahornny, and both tavern and
store, it is believed, may be kept there TO advan-
tage. This valuable property is to be sold 1T the
request OF John l.. Dorrnoy, esq. under deed of
trus, made to the undersigned by Lewis A. Pau.
ly, esq. TO secure the payment of { 500 with in
terest to the said Dormoy-the deed is recorded
m the General Court. In the same deed nioiety
OF LOT in Richmond is mentioned belonging
to Mrs Fauly, but as she did no, execute the
deed, that will not be offered for sale, and shou!d
sue survive her husband she viii be entitled TO =
dover III the said tract Of land, whereof it was
deemed necessary to apPrize those who might be
induced to purchase. The sale will take place at
one O'Clock. or thereabout.
CHAMPION 7RAVIS.
JAMES SEMPLE.
Williamsburg, Aug 6, 1904.
1he sale of''Oe above p' o.seyty is POSTPONED
tWtbe 10 N2zrniber next, zpbcs il will take place
at Diascnn, 6yi,ge. =. Sembic, C.. qTaris.
September IS, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
p0lua6le property for sale.

an Thursday the 18th of December next. will
Nbe sold at public auction, on the premises.
the PLAN7AI1ON whercon now live. contain
ing about ONE THOUSAND ACRES, toy thcr with
1HEN1T NEGfOES, all the Stock, Plantati.
on o'sHSiis e Household Furniture. The terms of
payment for the Land, will be one third cash.
and the balance in two yearly instaments, for the
payment OF which, deed of trust on the pro-
perry will be required On all the other articles.
credit OF twelve months will be given the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security, TO
bear interest from the date ifnot pun6;ualy paid.
Inns plantation is eligibly situated on the main
road from New Canton 20 Richmond two miles
from the former place and ,he same distance from,
James river; 1t is at present under GOOD fences.
Is wei watered anu tirlbered, has an excellent
dwelling honse, with kitchen, smoke house, sc.
&C. all IN good repair and is generally allowed TO
be, IN point OF fertility, inferior TO any plan
tatIon in the neighbourhood- the same
day will be sold, on the premises, on a crcdir Of
Twelve months, two well improved LOIS in the
town OF New Canton, one OF which is now leased
tor seven years, at fory-Gve pounds per annum.
For this properly bond and approved security
(bearing interest from the date if not punauaily
Paid) will be required. For further particulars
enquire OF MIR George Watt, Richmond, or Mr..
James Rea m New Canton.
ROBERT HILL.
buckingham county goth Sept 1904 #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
Notice.

q LII persons indebted to the estate Of Ions;
L = Dawson, dec. of Amherst county, by bond,
notes or otherwise arc requested to come forward
iynmcdiSeiy and discharge the same-And those
having claims against the estate, are also request.
cd 20 bring them forward legally authenticated.
that they may be discharged.
JOHN S. DAWSON, A1,nipietya,oy
Of JoHN DAwsoN, dec.
August 10, 1904. So