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VIRGJNId:

VIRGTNTI
AT 4 SUPERIOR COURT OF cnANcERY, HOLDEN ~
R1cHMoND, MARCH TER 26TH, 1904.
Brt7cceH
JOHN SOMERVILL, Plaintiff
dad
LUCAS SULLIVAN and WILLIE
AM baskerville, DeieiiOa"'''
HE defendant, Lucas SuIlevan, not having
4 entered his appearance and given lecurity accord
ing to the aG Of AGerbly, aud the rules of this court
and it appearing the ltsaaon Of the court that he
IS not nhabtdnt of this country on the motion Of
the plaintiff by his council it is ordered that the aid
defendant do appear here the FIRE day of next Sep
TENDER tern and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith Inherited in fone
newspaper IN the city Of Richmond, for two months
iuecciivey, and ported the front door Of the Capt.
tol, in the laid city.
A Copy-TeAe, p. TINSLEY, c. c.
July %. ew2m
-. Ellis ov L.BDING, SHERIFF BLANKS
DLAyK BONDS, &c. sTc
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| VOLUME J.
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

y
Y y agreement, the partnerfhip of SIIANN5
~ u MkAE viii co5ie or tie IN day of Avcuif.
ihoie TO whom .he firm iiards indebted will p!ea.e
exhibit cher accounts, that aIrangeiretns may te
made for tneir dlcharge. The debtors of the firm
are ecifed to make immediate payment, as delin-
quents VIII be Unfortunately iiied. Thofe coceins
ed will make application to Cons Ni.RAE
SFANKS u NG'RAF.
Manchester AuguR 70, 1904.
21HE SUBSCRIBER
E'8PECTS tiis fall very general aGortrnent
a. Of GOODS, and intends TO continue buiinels n
'he houle now occupied by Shanks & M'Rae All
thoie who have been heretofore Pu1aua, are fccit-
go to continue their dealings.
COLIN MRAE.
Auguf Is. ep3w
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scOTTvILLE JOCKEY CLUB.
SPRING GOODS.

H-TLLIHM MPLE,
uASJgf rereizcd, b.. the B;5 Pejerca tram
L 4 LoadoH end 1-ork6ire from Ji7,rrs
IN ASSORTMENT or GOOL :
Suitable 70 fbs /saon, .gbieb be All! a. en,s If o,
RE qji1aI terms.
Richmond, JTay 81. If nj
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Sf'6n Buchanan, ArsJiba!I Byise, Robert N1jq end
EHSGbesb Garter bis rOife, Hzsax Tbgrnton and
PreeiAa bis zojfe, Henry Perrin ard Dina bis
riff, Samuel Aaae.l0n and Jarrett bis 4Oifs, sTobr
h'Keaad, Will Ad'Keaad, and Aiexandsr M
Kfana, e6iAt'ea and dsVjfee5 Of .Jobn M Keand,
dteeaiad, and flames Nat, executor of .4lexa,-
der M'Rodsrf, dtssafid, zcbo 7oas executor of
TIE (aid Jo5n d'Keand, dtssgl:a,
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~ BILLS ar L.BDING, SHERIFF BLANKS,
BLANK BONDS, &c. sc.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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PIANO FORTRS q MUSIC.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
5th Circuit, Virginia Diftri6t,
49,. May SO, 1904.
john Lloyd and John HaaJsry, iayQi9iqg 59,fnsr51
Of HaHbnry5 and Li9y4, Plaintiffs:
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AT 4 CRiNcERr DrS7RIcT CoURT HELD ar TIE FORMER
CAPIToL, IN THE err or HILLIAMSBURG, tie 1871
day IF Jrt, 1904.
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CHbbsy. Po7OrN,
UiLiiam Harti5oyae,
1Joma5 Fo7UeH,
.'7aeOb H96man,
3amet II. Hoos,
Robert Tong,
.famss KeiLb, IVa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
DIR. RAWSON's

Ant;- Bilious and Sromacbic Bnteys,
Prepared BY Thomas Fl. Rawion, New La.
dor, Member of the Connecticut Medical Society,
for which d(ccvsry ne obtained Patent, fgned
by che Prefidene OF the United States, July zAth,
f9oz, agreeably Aa Of congreis.
vi celebrity and demand for tbefe pitters,
J. and unfolieited letters and certificate. o, their
fnguar virtues aud effects, as well from eminent
PhyGeIans as Others of the fri refpe liability,
daily received by the Patentsc, frcm all parts Of
the union, proves them experiinentslly the erea.
teit difeovery ever yet made in the healing art.
The following fome Of the MOI prominent
complaints in which thefe Filters are efhcaciou',
and 70 universally admired. viz.
Indigelon, Dyfentaries,
Debility, Gravel,
Headaches, Drop6es,
Lowner. OF fpirit.. Worms.
Bilious complain,5 Agues.
Jauudiee Rhe an, atifms.
Female complaints
And all that train of complicated complaints 70
common in the fall and fpring feaions.
THEY remove by their AimuIating eGc6ss the
two extremes of eoftive relaxed habits of bo-
dy, procure nrong appetite and digefion, dii.
pohng to briikneGs and livelineis thofe perfons
who before taking them melancholy, low
fortified. and trembling, and remove thofe dali,
u'pleafant lenfations, 70 dl4greeable to be borne
Prise SO cents.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

Wishing to emhtoy his cahitai in another
4uQy, frohoSes 10 sell, at Public Vendue,
on the Esd day Of May neat, at Me Eagle
7auern, commencing at O'Clock ii. ~.
the .fottogping gveN situated and valuable
PROPERTY, 7oitiin this eity--Uiz:
1--WE LOTS, between The bsfn Of the
e Canal and James river--on one of ,hefe.
IS good two Gory dwelling houfe, Offices
and garden On another, there is dwell
ling houGe, Offices and garden, OF equal va
iue---On another, there is frDaier dwell
ling hoaf, aud garden The two orher Lots
are finely ii,usted on the South EaR ;idc
of the Hay Marker Square, upon one of
which there is good lomber houie.
Alto, that very commodioun, iuely Etu-
ated, two Rory brick Dwelling Houfe,
With fq1are of four Lots, tmora eligible
IN point OF f;ua,ion perhaps, than any o.
ther ID the ci'y) and completely arranged
offices, on which he fublcrber now reiides.
A farther defcription /, deemed unneceC-
fairy, as i; 10 wIlhed that ,hofe who are dir
pofed to purchafe, will previouny examine
thep'eniles The lst defcribed Square. will
be found worthy of particular attention,
kap', to be pnrchofed on any terms.
1t 10 well known that property in Rich
mond becomes daily, more and mere valua-
be. The rapid incre2fe of commerce and
population, the great and increohng advan-
tages Of the Canal aud the establishment of a
Bank, with many oher public iuaio' ions,
iuAiiy the opinion, that properly thuS liiu-.
Ted will continue 10 advance in price
The terms of fale will be, credit Of Eve
joaalmen;s--the Era falliog due fix months
after the day OF fa!e, and the others 10 fnc-
coed a: an Interval Of fix months from eEch
other.
Should it be agreeable for purchafers TO
make promps payment, a liberal Giicount
will be made; as it 10 an ctjeGt TO obrain
fhares in the Bank
u. NJ RANDOLPH.
Richmond, zo;h March, I8c4 wtds
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NELSON,

C1oHr years old last spring. i Leautiru, well
IL formed brown bay horse imported last fail by
William Lighlfoot. Esq. and now his properly,
fifteen hands three inches and half high, full OF
strength, health and vigor, and infericr to no
horse either for speed or bottom of Enc bone
and muscle and unequalled activity; VIII stand
at my stables this season, in Powhatan county,
20 miles above Richmond on James river. and
will be let TO mares at Three Guineas the leap,
paid down, and Six the season, with As 81 70 the
groom but the season may be discharged by the
payment of % dollars or before the isr Novem
her. The season will end lst August. Good and
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
while attending their mares. No responsibility
for involuntary escapes or accidents.
This horse has many races, but his per-
forn,ances will sufficiently justify the opinion of
Lord Crosveuor and his son. who certify that they
considered him the best three year old III En-
gland, which may be seen under their hands and
seals.
In October 1898. at New-Market, he won
sweepstakes cf 400 guineas, - subscribers at
200 euinl as each, half forfeit, colts carrying s
stone Sla. 6lies stone, beating Sir Harry, Mr.
Cooksor's b. c by Sir Peer, Mr. Perrn's b. c.
Young J1velin Sir Francis Standish's CHI Split
Pigeons 10 against Admiral Nelson. TO 4
against Sir Harry 6 TO l against Split Pigeon,
and 10 to 1 against Young Javeiin.
In 1899 he won a sweep stakes of 1900 guineas,
IA subscribers at 900 guineas each, beating Lord
Egremont's b c. by PrecepSor, out of Bob Tail,
Mr.. Perrin's b. c. Javen, and Mr.. Goding's
Boosters TO l on Admiral Nelson. In 1890,
he got so much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the turf again until 1905, when he
won purse of { so, mile heats, beating seve-
raj fine horses-See Sporting Magazine for this
year.
Pc ID 9 r E F..
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
Grosvenor, got by John Bull, and foaed in 1895
his dam Olivia BY Justice her dam CIPHER by
Squirrel out of FI1bbe's dam, by Regalus.-Sss
Supplement- TO the Stud B BOOK. page 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
NIB. Notes for the six guineas must be sent
with the mares. w3m
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Tie Ce.e5,ased E.Sii.A S.ai,ion,

Y ATE the property of his grace the Duke of
e. Bedford and sire of Spectator, Taran ula,
Jenny, Spinner, Creeper, Phenix, Hospitality. &c.
will stand tine ensuing season, near Farmvilc, at
Ten Gu.ae1s and Dollar to the groom for each
mare. The season will commence the first day
OF March next, and end the LIST day of August fol-
lowing extensive pasturage of superior quality
will be furnished gratis, and the eatestat,enuon
paid. bur responsibility FOR accidents escapes
The money vii! be expected for the OF such
mares pastured before they arc removed,
and notes with those that no; TO be left
with the horse, ayablc the Is, of Angus, next.
Appiyto RICH ARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. 10, 1904. wtlJun
y. :. Farmvie is miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and So from Cartersvilie. Mares fed
if required.
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DIR. z A VISIONS
Itch Ointment.

MS Ointment has remarkable Attendance a.
yer every other competition heretofore difeo..
vered, for cleaning and identifying the nin.
PImpies and all kinds Of Eruptions on the Pace
and eiiewheres and Cutaneous dillempcrs Of almoG
every kind are radically cared by TINS Ointment.
" cures the Itch in Sort tine with l4leIy, and
cafe. ~ 1'N
ms Ointment j, very agreeable in fmcll, ie
leaves the hin im"oth and beautiful, and may ac
S times and on all oeesiions be ufed agreeably to
arec,lCni without in the isait endaugering the
patients heaith.-Priee ~ cents boz.
2yG''5 Ditt0, prize so ceAtJ.
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Pc RF O r NJ A NC E S.

La 1896, WONDER, then two years
old, won the f,sr-pttakcs At York, Of so
gaioeas each, for Two years old collie, sight
tone, lilies flven eone twelve pounds. fix
iaoicribers, aea,iug Lord A. Hsmiiton's
brother TO Rat-~Jn, and Mr.. Lowther's b.
c by Diomc6, CO. o Tulip, twenty to one
agan& the w,nae-.
In 1907, when three year old, carrying
eight Zone lesen pounds, at Doncsler, he
beat Mir Sitweli's Commodore, eight Zone,
the lat half mile, for 90 guineas each.
The fame day he received forfeit from M.
B,ks''0 9. Ia Hazard, eight Gone
each, 100 guineas each. two miles.
Ia 1898, he won the grea, produce fakes
AZ York, % two hundred guine~s each, FIVE
fubfcribers four miles.
In 1899, ne won the (weekfskes at
Stamford, of ten gnioeas each for all ages,
beating Mr.. Hesthcotes War,er. eight
iublcriberS, two mites. The fame year me
ran fecond, in fweepfakes at York, for
twenty guineas each. [eveu tubfcribere, ,~o
miles, beating L.rd A HamiIton's col, by
Walnut, out OF Nun, Sir Thoaas CAT
coigne's Maid Of tie Mill. and Abraham
Newland, now called Cock6ghter.
/" 1900, for the York Osttands, Of If
ty guinea. each, he ran lrcord to Cock ugh.
ter, allowing him fcveu pounds, beasng NJ.
Cookfon's Scr Harry, eleven iubicri5e,a a,
two miles. The fame YER, a, D1ncshsr,
he beat Sir George Asmiragr's 1'ar,ar, one
hnodred gnineas eacd, four miles rne
fame year, he challenged @r. J,hnfon's SIR
Solomon, Offering hve pounds, ave h1ndred
guinness each, two mi.rs.
WONDER, was i.med IN training IN
1891, and has never iince larted lie was
bcei by Lord Eizwi'liam, is fifteen hands
three inches high, niue years old TAFT fpring,
full of bone Very handioms. and free from
all ustaral hiem !hes - lie ia dark chefnut,
and 10 unqu itionably rs iiae horle as ever
was inpoded TO thi0 cououy, and of as
good tlock aud as a runner be certainly
has exhibited well, having beaten Warter,
Cockhghter, and Sir Harry, three Of the
bet horfes on the Englih turf 1t will be
obicryedJ that ris dam was GO by Doomed,
and he is pe,hsps az nearly like hi grand
FIRE, as it is poiiible for one borfe to be like
annfher.
WONDER, covered two feafons 10 En-
gland. ,he fc,t at GAO and the laa at five
gu'n,ss, which ttrougly indicates his grow
ing reputation "a foaI getter.
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Dollars, 10000

Dollars, OUUO
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class, AZ 10 dolls. each the price OF al o.
theirs will be IL dolls.
All prizes Of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, paid, at the option OF the person
entitled. If they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing to commence IN the CRY OF WI
liamsburg, on the lst day Of Iuae. 1904 under
the management of James Madison, Ohm BrICk-
en-. William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwell
BasseIt, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler. Cham.
pion Travis, William Lightfoot. Li't.etou w.
Taz-weli, George Tucker aud James Semp!e.
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DIR RAWsON's
Patent Hnfi-B!l;0its Pills, or Family
PbvGr

Pbghc.
-FHEsz Pills produce tho n,ot fsHfbie and fur
priiiug eGeSs On the Bilious paGaues. aud
difehsrge with facility and eafs al! kinds o. iious
Coneetiions, and experience proves them hyperion
20 any other phyGe Tor
Billion, Il Yellow Fe- Coflivenecs
vers, Ecranic rnnIain,s
Choices, And Tor drn-oving
DizzneiI Worms in the bovvcis
Pains in rhc Stomach s. OF children.
Bowels,
In great Colds and fudden attacks of difordcrs.
an early NE OF thefe Pills often produce the hap
plea eifects.
Families living remote from &iiiul PhyGcians
ought a'~aysto be provided with my Pills and
h't'eFJ as thelr feaionsbe application by dif-
charging congeitions and giyirg tone TO the 6rie
paiiages oftenrimes prevent the moo ferrous and
formidable msiadie'J aud when taken aereeahy
to dIrections have produced wonders in the core
OF Fevers and Agnes, 70 prevalent in new countries
and low and marihy Viil4ses-Pree IS aud ;7E
cents a box.
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p E D l C r E E

He was POT 10y Phenomenon, our Of the
dam Of Lord trzwiiliam's Brown Fanny,
by Diomed-Frandam Ivy Ms'il<e, Young
Hag La'urnnam's dam by Skim, Old Hag,
Hydra dan by Crab, Ebony by Childers,
out of O.d Ebony by Bato. Phenomenon
was got by King i1erot ---his dam Frenzy
by EciiPiey her dan by Engineer, grandsm
by Blank, Lsla Of the Mill by Traveller,
Nils Ma.sieis by Young Greyhound, PART
ner, Wootcock, C-of;'s Bay Barb, Make
LET'S, Bfimmer, Dicaey P,erfon, ION Of
Dodfworlh. Burton Barb mare. Taken
from the Geaeral S,ud Book.
RICHARD BLAND,
Prince George, February rs. 1894.
NJ b. fhe feafon to end the iirt OF Au-
gua next, aud commsnce immediately.
Servants BOARDED gratis and mares fed
with grain at the ma ket rice, If requir-
ed. eo6t
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w o n D E R,

J mPORTtD ia,t tai IA the hip Mon.
L tceiio, will aaud, at my aabie, the en-
LUNG .eaion and be let TO mares al Six Gut
meas each mare the fe1foo, and Dollar TO
the grooTa but may be discharged with
Five, provided they axe paid BY the 6rft day
of October next. As good paRurage as
any in Virgini1, with ieparare incloiures
for mares and co'ts) gratis, and the gtea-
tel siteo'ion ihasi be paid them, bur will
not be aniwerablr for accidents or elcapss.
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AHfi-BiHoMS PafeHt P.X5.
T. e.

Genuine WiHd5am BiioH5 PiY,.
PREPARED by Samuel Lee, jun Of wind
\ 4, nam, 10 tne STATE Of Come Aea:; Tor witch
dileovery he Obtained Patcn, 'igred i,v the PFC.
i'dent OF the United State, April 20, 17o6, a..
greeable 70 an aa NJ Corgrcf,.
The num;rous puiing irrgofitions UPON the pub.
lie, and latcmen; ofremsrka5c cures never n, .er,
ye' certified BY fsigncd name. or by rcriorf nn.
acquainted with the uatu,e d G;lesfes aud the of.
iecl OF particular medicine render "a d,.ui, tn do
jph'ee 20 the Pubic, pi Offering iaE. -at motive.
70 make ;-i-. u tks vrtuss o. tbs nssusJle nl.
ds:Gss V,av
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Certificate AT the request Of Mr.. Edw'd Tor.
dan, who has lately purchased TIE imported hois Sc
whip, 1 % certify thai the said horse has stoo
70, the two last seasons within ours. of a mile
Of ny residence, that nave seen in the pastures
attached 30 his s.aEd. during tse last S, aeon, Sc.
veal colts {, Allies ~ iimc (at least dozen in
nr.uOer) got by him, equal AMI in ny opinion su.
PerioF In point Of form aud size 20 any equal
number | have ever seen, coo by other hosse5-I
also believe him 20 be as sure foa ecttsr as ,y
horse in America. Any gentleman i, This neigh
horhood who may accord wi,h W.. in opinion,
viii Go no more than justice to the reputation
Of the horse and also obsc Mr jordan, BY aid.
ing their signature. GEORGE Ruyf.s.
PrAsee Ceorgc county, Dee. =, 1908.
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50 received Qirecl from NE Taft
for Sale by
SEHP.ARD 81 LUC&E, RICHMOND,
The following Valuable
Family Medicines,

Which they arc also Forwarding 10 the Following
persons, viz.
Virgin,a.-Thomas IL Walton, Gainesville;
Thomas Wyatt, Lynchburs john Gillian & Co.
Cumberland Thomas Miller, Bedford; Moses
Norris, Columbia; Ssn,ue Shelton & Co. War
rem; zacha,1,a f.i,. I'owhatan John Peyton,
Milton .-1ac Cau,aers& Co Lexington Benz.
& Christopher Morris, stanton Richard Ran
kin, Augusta Oenangs' Gapl; Peter Crawford.
Louisa Henry II. Dickinson, Caroline; Robert
Warourton, Williamsburg; Barclay s. BARCLAY.
Ayletts Wa, ehouse Capt Lewis Booker, Essex.
NORTH Car.ina.--Major James Vaughan. VIII
liamsborough; Norwo Cd * Blackwell, Granville /;
ThoIsas Webb, ditto.
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Committed to the iail Of
'eo,se Ieery aud William geeiy
plaintiffs

Sto'6e Icer} and W iiiiam Peey,0
plaintiffs
AGAINST
Thomas lnshs, Lon Brown, To- (. IN C5aHcery.
aeph Davidson Henry Fairly,
James B@.ly and Thomas Pick
ems, defendants
VIE defendant Thomas IrgIiq not having
I entered las appearance according 70 Law and
the rides Of tlus court, AMI it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the court by the cash of Andreo;
Peery, that the said IngIis is not an inIsbant of
this commonwealth On the p1otion OF ,he plain
tits by James Thompson their attorney, Ltis0y-
Gcref, that the said Thomas Inglis doappear here
OF the first day Of the next August term and an.
swer the bill Of the compliments and that a co.
~ Of this order be inserted in some newspaper
polished in this state, and continued for three
months excessively, and that another copy be
posted up at the front door OF this courthouse.
Copy,
Teste,
IL JOHN WARD, c. I. G.
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Edward Ruff. Peer thta. 5ob' 4ec,' qdo'ads
CAM. E,,ee SoiYisEs, Briggs Feaves, Van Leo7c'd,
eyo~. = -N.bbard. GdSyaG lMa,koc, Jrsss Leah,
SoGp y.nes. IN, cole. Jobn l4dkes. Roger -.stia-
son, q5os. Gary, I'm. Closer 9bos Morrison, et'
Bare Sir,linS Gd,y. flames Cteetoa .Tobn Il Aeatb,
shth C,tgo,y, 1os. FORD, Geo Cocte, Isaac Hill.
Sanes Coehe, " Ebps, FED. X. BdHe.
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DIR VISIONS
NIorM Po7Oderf.

q Medicine which for efficacy and Tarc,y IN ;,s
II operation eauds u1fyallsd The mon am.
theniie proo!s and refpeaabls autao riies of lie a.
tonhhing virtues and furpriGng cfFecls in extreme
and alarming cafes o! Worms, may be feen a, the
PLACES OF iale.-Pr'ee 50 cents package
Genuine dramatic PASTE.
Fol the Teeth and seurvy in the Guns. Prepared
OILY by J. THOMPSON, Ncw-London, Coz
neGtieut.
Tee only Medicine IN the wold that will with
isietY e1ie sud certainly, cure the Scu,vy ~
the Teeth and Gumf. This PaGs elesnfe, the
Teeth aud purihes the Gums OF any fouin.fs, or
acid corrective humours; T. braces and Grengtheu,
the flbres Of the Gums. 80 tia, they adhere cloG:
20 the Teeth it likcwife makes tie Teeth 1cpcsc
white and beautiful, and tales Cd all dil4grselBle
imcil' from the breath, which genegsly srie from
SeorbUtie Gums aud bad Teeth. The Pgbic are
cautioned 70 be or their guard szaina purchasing
apuriou' kind Of Poile, made by one s. r. ~ lee,
OF Nev-London; his fpuiious kind Is Of 6iftv
brown colour IN rough Tin boxes. The genuine
kind IS Of lively re- colour. ia uei, pc.7.er box.
e., and each dircGticn paper JgHc5Ly =. Thomv.
iOn the only Froprietor ia he own add vtt.u,.
Where ALTO may be had,
DE- RAWSONs
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T &c X T. t S

May BE- had Of George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
and Samuel Peasants, jr. in Richmond Robcr,
Brchctt, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho
mas Newton, DR. Barrand, & Litileton w. Taze-
WELL Norfolki Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg
Henry Tucker, Winchester; Chapman Johnson,
Stanton; and III all the towns in Virginia, and
in many places in the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Land for Sale.

II AM disposed to sell my trad of land in the
= county OF Amelia, whereon ! az presen; reside,
Containing 400 acres. 1t is adyantageously situ-
a'ed on the north side of West creek, Just above
It's Junction with Deep creek. There is on this
tract about $50 acres of cleared land, under good
fences, and in good farming the balance
stands inwoods andis of prime Tobacco quality
The creek, (by which il is bounded OIL the south.
mas considerable quantity Of swamp land attach
ed to it, which abounds with fine large timber Of
white oak poplar, ash, &c. and lies convenient g.
nough to every part OF the plantation TO furnish
rails witout cutting any of the high land There
is also about 40 acres of first rae meadow land
which lies in one body, beautifully oituated, and
produces natural grass sufficient TO winter one
hundred head of oartle annually-about 20 acres
OF this meadow is reclaimed, and the balance
may be put IN the same situation with but little
trouble or ekpense-it maybe necessary to observe
that part of it is liable torfiow, oveit being \
considerable distance from the creek, and suffci.
emily dry to produce either Tobacco or Corn The
improvements consist of a new dwelling house
"a feet by Is, with brick chimney at each end
: rooms below and rooms and a passage above
stairs, also com nodous cellar, with fire place
IN erneath the house, q smokehouse and kitchen,
all OF which are newly painted on the out side
tobacco barnes, sc.
Those who are inclined TO purchase such pro-
perry are invited TO view the premises. which I
presume VIII be better recommendation than a.
ny thing can say.
will treat with any gentleman privately until
the first day OF July, on which day it will be sold
at public sale, on the p ernises, if not previously
disposed Of atprivate sale. The terms Will be one
half cash when possession is given (Which will
be when demanded) and the other half in twelve
mouths-to secure the payment of which L deed
OF trust on the property will be required There
is at present 40 bushels of wheat sowed on the
hest part OF the PLANTATION, which the purchaser
may take or nor Sakc also prime labor RS, which
he may have the balance of the DECENTRALIZATION
to be made to the subscriber, on the premises.
]. ROBERTSON.
An'eid' i'' tefTHary' 1904. wG