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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
EDNEs DAy, MAY 9, 1904.

I Certificate AT the request of MIR. Edw'd Jor-
dan, who has lately purchased the imported horse
whip, do certify TIA, the said horse has stood
TOR the two last seasons Within ours of 4 mile
OF my residence, that have seen in the pastures
attached to his stand. during RE last season, SC.
Veral colts & FLIES At time (at least dozeu in
nHnber) got by him, equal, aud in my opinion SUI
peF'or in point OF form and size TO any equal
number nave ever seen, GOT by Other horses-I
also believe him to be sure soal ce,ter as any
morse ;" America. Any gentleman in this neigh-
oorhood who may accord with me in opinion,
VIII do no more than Justice to the reputation
OF the horse and so obiige SGr. Jordan. by add.
ing their siSn2tuN GORGE RUFFIN
Prince George co, nty. Dec. IL, 1905.
Ed'parf Rg9Fn, Peter E8oe, .Sfsobn Apey. Thomas
ca'Et. Reace hiolirgs. B,igs Re1vss, Van Leonard,
Z u.s. z hI"6tard Edyeayt Mr. res, Jesse Heath.
rom ISnes, H"' Cole John F9aykes. Roger A,tie-
s11 zoos Gary, Nm. Gtcrsr, g 5os morrison IN
6a'te. Sterling Gar Tapes C1vton t55r l. Aeat5,
Sfifo G1rgory, Ios. Fo,G Geo C3c{e, Isaac RiK
james 1aeSe, " Eh5s, Fea. Il. Barre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
Ii2 l-2 GENTS srNGLEl

FnFv remove by their 0implating efTt@s the
two eEtremes ot eoifive suO relaxed habits OF DO
dys procure ftrong appetite and dieeGion. dC.
pohng TO briikueis and l,velineis thofe perfups
who before taking them were melancholy, low
ipirited, aud trembling, and remove thoie dull
unpleaIan' ientatOn, 70 dilagreeable to be borne.
Price so cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

EP advertisements, nor erccedinga square
S'aienSth, areinserteai in this huiier. for yeVen-
tyojfUe cents the first time three dollars for
three wee'ts &c Hmes) and for eUery add
siondiinSerti0n thirty-iAree cents. Long ones
in the same hrohortion--unlcsS a sheciai con-
tract be made 5y fhe year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
LarUyers' Declarations

~For Sale here.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

The House went into a committee Of
the whole Mr.. Varnum inthe chair |;
on the following report = \ -, I'll: 7.
The committee REPORT & + +
That in consequence Of the evidence
collected by them, in virtue Of the pow
ers with which they have been, invested
BY the House, and which is hereunto sub
Joined, they are Of opinion, " 4
4. That Samuel Chase, esquire, one
Of the associate justices Of the supreme
courtof the United States be impeached
Of high crimes and misdemeanors.
2. That Richard Peters, districtjudge
Of the district of pennsylvania, hath not
so acted as 10 require the interpositiou
ofthe constitutional power of this House.
On reading the FIRST resolutionof the
impeachment of Samuel Chase,
Mr. Elliotspoke a considerablelength;
went fully into view of the testimony
contained in the report of the connie
tee. 6 and concluded with expressing the
opinion that judge Chase had not render
ed himself liable to impeachment in any
case stated therein, but that Of the trial
Of Calender. From the dispassionate
and deliberate consideration Of. Mr.,
Chase's conduct on this occasion, though
not prepared to ascribe to. him corrupt
motives, TO view him guilty Of high
crimes, he Considered him as pniily Of
misdemeanErs forwhieh he was impsach.
able. On this ground therefore,, he
would vote for the report. :.
The question was then taken on agree
ing TO the first eresolatien and carried
Ayes ~. - e z 8 :: -. : s, Z
: The committee then agreed, without
q division, to the second resoIution re-
lating to Richard Peters. = = 5: ..+1,-4
The commirtesrose and reported their
agreement to the report ofthe select COM
mittee, lss q. 25.aE-
The House Immediately took the re-
port into consideration. .5... s
The 6rst resolution respecting Mr..
Chase having been read.
Mr.. r. Griswold observed thar in N.
select committee appointed to enquire
into the official conduct Of Samuel Cha.e
there had been no discussion, and no
points setled, except those contained in
the resolution. No part Of the docu-
nents, contained in the report, had heen
taken up and discussed. / woulds aid
Mr.. G. myself have undertaken on. ihi.
occasion to enter minutely into the te,,;.
unony, were Inot Of opinion that the zen.
nments Of the House are already formed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
ALEXANDRIA, March i

N ALEXANDRIA,, MARCH u. I
Yesterday the Senate Of the United
States, in their capacity ofa High Court
of Impeachments, found John Pickering
guilty of the charges exhibited against
him BY the House Of Representatives,
and, rssoiped, that he be dismissed from
Office. H., ( II - =. 49, i
The House Of Representatives yester-
day took up the report Of the committee,
appointed to enquire into the Official con-
duct Of Samuel Chase, Esq. no decisi.
on was had thereon last night. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

Exfreet Of tfsey from, q gentleman in
Lisbon dafed January Is, 1904.
Z. You have doubtless heard the news
that arrived here yesterday, Of the loss
Of the frigatc Philadelphia, which ran q
shore near Tripoli, and was taken by a
number Of gallies Of that nation. The
ship was gdt Oh, and with the crew ariv-
ed At Pripoli. We have not heard the
particulars. = +, >. / I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
q cONGREss sf.ht o. STATES. +
COURT Or IMPEAcHMENTs.
:. L. : March IL. r. 1
JUDGE CHASE l.MPEAcHED.

The House went into a committee {
the whole Mr.. Yarnum in.the chair
on the following report =
The committee REPORT <
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
March Isl.

q mes:sge was received from the Sc
nate, stating their agyeemen. 10 the e.
solution sof the House for an adjourn
ment OF congress-, with an amendment
extending the period ofadjs0rnmentto
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
PHILADELPHIA, Mareh 8.

- --sA ANAAA1A AAAAS NA9fGu ASS =
The ship Packet, captain Trott, has
arrived q Boston, in IS DAYS from Ii
verpool, bringing London dates 20 the
18Th Of February. Nothing or moment
had occurred: Il was said an embargo
Vas laid il severalofthe ports Of France,
Of which Bordeaux Is one. This had
induced . belief that the invasion. Il ever
seriously meditated was On die eve 81
being attempted.
We are soFry % add that this vessel
brings confirmation Of the capture Of
the Philadelphia frigate. She was IN
pursuit Of eorsair. and Ii attempting
% cnt her OF from me coast, iiniortu.
nasely ran ashore she was immediateIy
assailed bya multinde ofboats, and was
under The necesAity 81 surrendering. Ii
does not appsar thar any lives were losi
on this occasion. The crew amountinc
g upwards Of 800. were made prisoners,
aud sent 70 Tripoli.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
ROBIN REDBREAST

4 FINE bay, fifteen and halfhands high, i'm
ported IRON England last spring, viii stand
the ensuing season 1t my stable in Chesterfield
county. on AppomattoX river, Is miles above Pc
terSohrg, 10 cover mares at twenty-five dollars
the season, for which notes will be exneSe6, dis.
chargabe by the pa ;ment of twenty dollars ON or
before the hrsr day Of October next; ten dollars
the leapto bepaidwhen the mare is covered, with
one dollar tor each mare 10 the groom. Good
ana extensive pasturage gratis, having nearly one
thousand acres of high and low land in six differ
ent enclosures, under strong fences, besides seve-
raj clover lots. The greatest attention shall be
Pa'd TO mares left in M care but will not be La
Die Tor accidents or escapes.
I d @ K z z.
ROBIN REDBREAST' was gotby Cir Peter
ieazle' ms dam Wren, by Woodpecker, his grand
dam Papillicn, (Sir Peters damn by Snap, his
great Grandam Miss Cleveland, by Regulns, his
great great gra;ndam Nudge, by son of Bay Boil
ton, Barttet's Chiiders, Honeywood's Arabian,
dam OF the Two True Blues
CTaken from the general stud book)
P E X + OR III 4 nee
In 1900 (the only year he run) at Bridgnorth,
lune ~, 4 mile heats. at four years old, he won
the maiden plate beating Mr.. Days Raginer, by
Frecpitate, and Mr.. Cars Prospect.
Inc next day, at tine same place, mile heats,
he came in first and first, but lost the race for the
want OF few ounces in weight the last heat
AT Newcastle, July Sd, he won the members
purse OF & 50, 4mile heats, beating Mr. Earrison' :
Irumpator, distancing SirT Mostyn's Hedera.
At Nantwich, July 10, he won the town purse
OF 4 90 beating Mr.. Smiths Sultan and distan-
cling Sir I. Mostyn's Hedera
AT Warwick, Sept. g. he won his maiesty's
plate OF 100 g'iineas, mile heats, beating Lord
DonegaPs Fugleman, and distanclng Mr. Tharm's
Marquis.
lie won the purse at Litchfeld, Sept II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donegail's b. h. by
Fo5oo's, and distancing Mr. Broohe's Baron Nile,
Lord ONiorJ's Victoria and Mr. Cexe's Cocoa
Tree. lie was never beaten mile heats except
al bndgnorth, as above stated, where, although
II was given against MIN, it was evident that he
was much the best horse
THOMAS GOODE.
March LIST 1904. g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
DAVID CAMPBELL, D. c
Land for Sale.

I AM disposed TO sell my traFt of land in the
county OF Amelia, whereon at present reside
containing 400 acres. Ills advantagsouslv -
sted on the north side of West creek. lust aIovo
IT'S Junction with Deep creek. There is on this
tract about $50 acres Of cleared land undo 80
fences, and in good farming condition. the bai9nce
stands in woods and is of prime Tobacco cuali,y--.
lhe creek, (by which it is bounded on the soufb !
mas considerable quantity Of swami land at,-rL
ed 70 1t, which abouilds with fine large thinker rs
white oak poplar, ash, &c. and lies convenie,, ..
hough TO every part Of the plantation TO fu-rieb
.""S "itout cutting any of the high land. There
IS also about 30 acres of FIRST rae rne,,lo,, l,
which lies in one body, beautifully situated ,nJ
produces natural grass sufficient 70 winter owe
hundred head OF cattle annually about 30 ,rres
OF this meadow is reclaimed, and the balance
may be put IN the same situation with 5nt Iitfl.
tI'uD'e or eNpense-it may be necessary 10 observe
that no part OF it is liable tOriiow oveit bein,- 4
considerable distance from the creek and su,T;ri,
endy CRY 70 produce either Tobacco or Corn. The
improvements consist Of z new DWELLING house.
81 feet by IL, with brick chimney AZ each end.
rooms below and rooms ard passage above
Stars, also a com no5ous cellar with Ere r,7cc.
underneath the house, sn1okehou-e ard tits hen
al OF which are newly painted on the OUT side.
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined tn purchase such pro-
perry are invited 70 view the premises. which Z
P'N'r"0 w"' Oe Oetter recommendation than a.
ny Thing can say.
will treat with any gentleman privately until
the frst da7 ofJuy, on which day II 81, N he coll
az public sale, on the premises II not rre,;c,,,,,
disposed OF az private sale. The ferr,e WilIt. o,.
hall cash when possession is 2iven C,t;ci, III
be when demand'd) and the o.Ier half in t,....,..
months---to secure the payment Of which q desJ
OF trust On the properly viii he req.ired Thee
- at present l2O bushels Of whest so,vcd On ,r.
best part OF the plantation, which the rurebs.e-
may take, or nor take also prime laborer,. ,yi;e5
Re may have the balance oftre year-hpnliratieo
% DC made to tie Subscriber. on The premises.
J. ROBERT soy
%mfio, Ii F'jy2a-7, 1905. -..f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

HE question respecting the validity Of the
law aWhorising the ovcrseers Ofthe poor to
sell the gebe lands in the different counties in GER
tain cases. having been fully discussed before the
cour Of apptas-the court being divided of course
The ChauceIor's decision stands--n consequence
Of which will be exposed to SALE, to the high.
est bidder on the premises, on Monday the I'd of
July mex, So fair, if NOT, The next fair day; the
GLEBE LANDS, IN the parish Of Manchester
and county OF Chesterfield, containing 400 acres.
Twelve months credit WILDE allowed The pureba-
sers--bond and approved security as tllelaw direas
TIE CoMMisstoNERs.
ChestsrHe'd, I'D May SO4 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

TN Consequence Of tho time it will require TO
4 arrange the Rocks 70 shew the balances r..
naming due 70 the Subscribers 70 the Bank Of
Virginia who have not Obtained the full number
Of SHARES for which they subscribed, the com
missione for Richmond think IL necessary 10
inform the concerned. thar they expetl the books
will be fully arranged by the 1l,h June, after
which time all to whom balances may remain
due, will be paid on application, but il will be
necessary that they appear in person, or grant
proper authorities to agents for that pupose.
- oyder ~ TOE B7qyd,
E.CARRINCTON, CHAR man.
.f.---.r f---
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent.
Ihislottery has been authorized by the Lcgis-
lature Of Virginia. for the laudabe purpose OF c.
resting seminary of learning in OF near the me-
tropois OF Ibis state. With this view, it is con.
templetedto raise 90 600 dollars, and 9, 50Odoars
in addition, for defraying ,he expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the FIRST re.
speSt2biliy have been selected as trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eXertions 10 CARY it inso ef'e6t. The scheme has
the advantage CT giving 10 each adventurer, a
chance for some very large prizes whilst the pro-
portion ofprizes blanks is so great as to invite
the friends Of ne intended institution to partake
in the lottery With very little risk Of Jheir becom.
ing losers. N''e treasurer Of the state is 10 be APP
pointed TO receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold and TO pay the amount OF the pr.
zes 10 the fortunate adventugers. Ii is believed
tilat the above considerations will induce a rapid
sale of tickets, and the drawing viii commence as
soon as A Sufficient number shall be sold TO an, no.
Vie (which is believed wall be on se second
Monday in December next.
hichmori- January 81, S0i.
TICKETS to be had of Robert Pollard,
Doa- John Brockenbrough, jr. VIM Price, (Reg. }
Samuel Peasants, ir. and William Prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
REMOVAL.

WILLIAM ID. IVR L ~,
COACH AND HARNESS MAKER,
Ilrcs leave to inform his friends in particular,
- and the public in general. that he has remoe.
ed hrs shop TO the place formerly occupied bv
Gyeaces, Hoitor 81 G5edVes. coach makers, and
opposite the Governors, where he viii continue
carry on his business in all It's various branches
W. ID. WREN returns his thanks to his friends
generally for the encouragement he has hitherto
met with, and hop thaS by his assiduity and
steady attention 10 business, merit their further
patronage. He can also assure them that he has
on hand, large quantity of well seasoned tim
Der, which with the assistance Of some OF the
best ionrneymen in this stste) will enable him 70
furnish Carriages of the best quality, and on the
shortest notice with pun6,uali {.
NJ B. ". j. ". is in taiiy expectation Of =
large quantity of COACH LACE, which, wish
what ne has on hand, will make d general assort-
ment, suitable for country Coach-makers. rs he
receives it drea from The mauutaeiory, he viii
have it IN his powerto sell atvery moderate price,
March 10, 1904. yy3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
The Court Of Hastings OF

the City OF Richmond have established the fol.
lowing rules. concerning applications for licences
to manutatture tobacco within the said city, VIZ {:
Al applications to the said court For licences 70
manuisttueJob tobacco, must be made one month at
least previous 20 hetne Of granting thereof. aud
the name or names ofthe applicant or applicants
entered on lie records of the said court. and IN
serted in all the newspapers published in the city
Of Richmond.
I'D In pursuance whereof, public notice is
hereby given, that from the records Of the said
Hastings Court, it appears that George Tate,
means 20 apply 20 the next succeeding court for
a ieeuce TO manufacture tobacco within this city.
(By order Of court)
AND'w STEVENSON, D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

Said Wiliin,on IS about d years fave, utpcyds
Of sis. feet bg5 and large in broboYtios. has dark
red bGir. sp5e5 be commonly Keeps ned though II ia
not ve,y long, andb soncttp ectles IN bis face
be clothed IN his roRdaboat, q bize sar:opf.
nearly nezV, striped panaLoons Of o!p- coloyed select
or fancy coro aaf f5a Sumner .vaistcoaf but NOT
1grficRlnriy yecogec,ed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
TORN PAGE.

Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the distri6t court of Washington, May 1909 born
in the county OF Charlotte, 5 feet Il inches high,
81 years old, fair complexion. dark hair and blue
eyes, has 4 bad countenance. and when spoken to
cannotlooi youn the face.
Robert Person, convicted Of the same offence
at the disui3 court ofthe Sweet Springs. October
1892 born IN The county of Boetourt, feet high,
% years. old, faiE complexion, dark ha,r and blue
eyes, very thin yisage. and has downook also
has the appearance ofbad health.
Cullen Demmory, a dark muatto. convicted of
murder in the second degree, at the distrGt court
Of Suffolk. May, l30li born in the county of
Southampton, ) feet - inches high, 81 years
old, black hair and black eyes, and very thin Wis.
g..
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the penitentiary the 10th OF April last and were
retaken in the counties OF Botetour; & Washing.
ton and were both tried for escaping and sen,en-
ced 10 two years additional confinement; the
former by the district court of Washington IN
Sept last, AMI the latter by the disri0 court held
At the Sweet Springs in on. following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

9HE POBLfC.
AA{ HEREAS assertions haze been circulated
w tending to injure my character, which are
false and without any foundation Iayill give the
sum OF Eve hundred Dollars to any one vino will
come forward and prove that have ever a6led
IN any wise contrary TO the principles of honesty
or honor Testimony OF my integrity can be had
from number of the most respectable inhabi-
tants Of Powh1tan, Cumberland and Bucking-
ham, in the first Of which was raised
JOHN MOSBY.
May Doth, 1904 w2'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

NJ W 4Ch.-Ihose gentlemen WHO have been
L ' SO oblignS as to dispose of Tickets in the
Lottery Tor The College of William & Mary, are
requested to- make return of their sales as spec
Oily as possible 70 one of the Commissioners in
Williamsburg in order tina. thsdrawing NAV com.
mence AZ .he time apnoin-ed. 81,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
IEyV DOLLARS REW.IRD-

EN DOLL4RS REWfRD,
FOR experimenting THOMAS WEIGH, who
ran away from the fuhfcriber on the as.h Of
March lathe ia in the eighteenth year ot his
age and of a dark complexion, has frnall round
fear on the lower part Of his left cheek. ba,
down look and fpeaks quick, though not an, 10
iorce dileouric he is in general pstron of few
words Thomas Weleh was Bound TO me 70 learn
the hoe making trade, and has a very good no.
tion OF that buhneis; he has made feveraI clone.
ments from me, and in one of his elopen en.s wen,
TO Richmond, and he Informed me tina, he wa.
taken OIL board the Gehooner Nancy, the prc,er,y
OF capt. VIM. Block ofRiehmond and con. n md
90 BY mr Smith, captain, & carried 20 Ch ,rlcs-
tom where he continued for feveral months. and
re- armed to Richmond, and was found in the en-
pioYment of Mr. Ralph Allen Of chat cir, sl,ho'
he vas PrevIou1y advertifed. | e1pe& he will
aim Tor Richmond, as he ia acquainted there. 20
get on board Of lone outward Sound yeH-l. lido
iorewsrn all maGters OF veGels and all other oer-
tons from removing, employing or harbouTinp the
laid Thomas Welch at their peril The above
reward will be given to any perfon who will con.
hne The aforeisid apprentice IN any Jail 70 that
gse hing or deliver hiih to me in Cumberland
county. Iu.rq popsa
way 24fn, 1904. avs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
George Peery and William Peery, :
plaintiffs.
AGAINST

George Peery and William Peery,0
plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Thomas lnglis, Lon Brown, Jo- In c5aneeyy.
seph Davidson, Henry Fairly,
James Baily and Thomas Pick
ems, Defendants
The defendant Thomas Ings not having
q entered his appearance according TO law and
the rules of thus court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court by the oath of Andrew
Peery, that the said Inglis is not an nhabitant of
this commonwealth On the Eotion of the plain
tits by James Thompson their attorney, II is or.
dsrea, that the said Thomas Ingls do appear here
on the first day of the next August term and an
swer the bill of the complanauts and that 4 CO..
Ply OF this order be inserted in Some newspaper
published in This state, and continued for three
months suceessively, and that another copy be
posted up at the front door of this courthouse.
a Copy,
Teste,
1879 JOHN WARD, c. T. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06

N the beginning otths yearISol Anthony Ter
ner and Thomas Turnerexeeuted a bonS or bin
% Judith G. II SenPle for iixty dollars, PAYABLE
on the 75'h Disc. cntuing, for the hire of Daniel !;
AZ or abou, the faue time Thonss Turner and
Anthony Turner executed bond or bill 70 f,id
Sempie Tor 90 dolar', payable Il, the fame time.
tor the hire Of Peter Thefe two Obligations havs
been iof. A reafo1abls reward will b.. paid n
any Per(on who may have found them, on delivery
% the fuhieriher, who hereby fore srns al perfons
from taking or receiving either ~ them.
CARY WILKINSON.
Charlie, Civ, May IS. 1895. 3v
LnnIc1oh y 49,. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
nc OOVa""F u t9e colFm0a'9cNp n FngIhiu,
a PROCLAMATION.

NIHEREAS i is represented to the Execu-
w tive. thar Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined for horse stealing and Cullen
Demmo y, coniine Cor murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second time)
escaped srom the penitentiary. Ihave therefore
Thought tit with the advice ofthe council of state
to issue this proclamation, hereby Offering re-
ward of one hundred dollars for each Of the con-
vitls so escaped, 70 any person or persons who
shall app'ehend and cony ey them or either CITIZEN
TO the ,penitentiary. Aud do moreover require
all officers civil and military, and exhort the good
people of the commonwealth TO use their best en-
deavors 20 apprehend and convey TO the pcniten.
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person ana Cullen Demmory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the com.
L. 5. ronweal5h annexed at Richmond, this 3lst
day of March. 1904.
Signed, stORN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
I G. E.,

For sale at the Falling Garden. Apply at the
Bnck house in said garden, where constant at
tendance VIII I've given. May 30.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-06
advertisement.

II u > 2 z z y 2 4ILJJtts
p Y-yirtue of deed of trust executed by George
- Booker 10 the subscribers, to secure certain
debts therein mentioned, due by said Booker to
James Morton & CO Of Prince Edward county.
viii be offered for sale. to the highest bidder for
ready money. on the ninth day OF June next, at
James Morton's store. FOURTEEN VIRGIL
MA BORN SLAVES, consisting of men, wo-
men, girls and boys, or so many Of them as will
satisfy The balance of said debts.
SAM ALLEN, Jun. ''S'eeS'
April 30.h, 1904. 6ws