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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
M 4 D L C L n E S,
LAND and NEGROES
FOR SHE.

FOR SHE.
two hundred and ninety eight acres Of land in
the county of Cumberland l., ing on both
branches of Tearwallet run. about two miles A.
bove the courthouse-about one thnd of this Land
is well timbered. and equal ia quality TO the Lest
high land in it's vicinity, it is well supplied with
good water, and the situation is emarkabIy heal
thy the buildings on it are tolerab,y convenient
and at a small expense might lie made con fnr,a-
bic for family-there is remarkable 6rt al...
and pc ch orchard, and sever al other kinds of
fruit trees thereon, which seldom miss bearing,
and on the main road from north to south, which
passes through it, there is large dslillery, mai;-
house, cellar and granary, well constru6ied to car
ry on the distilling business extensively.
Also, for salea Distiller, a Man Cook and some
other valuable Slaves, together with the stock OF
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Carts and Farm.
ing Utensils, with some Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
Ifthe above property is not disposed of by pri-
vate sale before the 25th day OF September next,
the whole will OF that day be set up on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder at public sale. Cas-,
viii be expeeted for all sums under twenty dollars.
and on all purchases exceeding that SUM- credit
of twelve months will be allowed on giving bond
with approved security, to bear interest from the
date, which will be RENTED on receiving pundu-
al payment Of the puncipal--a deed of trust on
the land-will be required 10 secure the payment
forit. lfagrceable to the purchasers, the Dis,n-
ery, Stills &c and forty acres OF Land adjoining.
wilgbe sold separaely-buti il not sold in This way,
the Stills, Boiler and Distilling Utensils will be
set up separately, 70 the highest bidder, on the
same terms as the other property. The premises
viii be shewn to any person wishing to purchase,
by Lawrence Catlile, who resides thereon
LAWRENCE CARLlLE
JOHN & ED. CUNNINGHAM.
July 3D., 1904. w8ts
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Westham Iron Foundry,
NEAR RICHMOND.


TuE subscriber takes the liberty ofinforming
the public thar lac has taken lease and is at
present working the above foundery and having
provided the best artists in that line from New
York and Georgetown, together wiki Pig Iron
Of the first quality -
Proposes 10 east-MiIl gadgeons & Inks of G.
very description also, cast iron wheels for thema
chinery OF mills Rumford, registered and plain
CRATES; CRATE front and bottoms, for Rumfordi-
ling fire. places; large and small stoves cabou
SEES and cabin stoves Franklin stoves for wood
or coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
complete coach warmers plain stoves and maud
plates; cast railing Of every pattern; plow
shares and pow boards; cast Wagon, coacn,
phaeton and chair boxes scale weights from
to 90 ID sash and clock weights; patent taw
irons for smiths, on a very approved plan ,
backs, jams and back lays nail cutting machines
with screws complete; whee.LarTow bowlers +;
garden ditto ; cast iron anys ire dogs and hand
irons Of every cscription-together with any o.
tier article in the casting line to given pattern,
at the shortest notice, by application at the fur
mace, orto
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
25'h June, 1904. v3m
p. S. Old Iron purchased by ppIcation as a.
bove.
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Taken up by John P. Ste

ger, Jun. the county OF Pov'latan. in the month
OF April last, BA1- HORSE. about four feet
nine inches high, about nine or ten years old,
PAGES, aud shod all round-appraiscd to sixty
dollars.
do certify that the above described horse has
been posted as the law direds.
JAMES POINDEXZEP, c.
Powhatan, August 20th, 1904. w3,'
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Nof:ce.....The office of su :

IV0f:Ce..... 1 he ONCE OF Su-
pervifor of the revenue, for the d;fria Of Virgi
mia, being dirsontiuued. aud the unhniniad buff
neis in the faid Office trauserred to mc-tas sol
Iettors Of the dre3 tax u internal revenue, Whole
accounts have not been finally sdineed and paid,
are hereby informed, that they are new Eequeaed
20 call at my Office, in the city of Richmond, with
cu, delay and pay the balances due TO the United
Ssates.--Ari shoie whole lands have been fold in
the diGriH OF Virginia by authority Of an act Of
Ccngrcfs OF the United States fer non payment OF
the Dirsa Tag may redeers fuch lands, by pay
ing TO me within the time limited, the principal
CO.'S aud lees as the law direGs-
AS moe OF the aboveneutioncI lands were folt
in Dec 1907. the privilege of rslsmption will
continue until December nex..
The money received by re for the redemption
Of the iaid lands will be returned to the purehz-
fer, with inte7cl at the rate OF Is per cent. per
anuum On the purchsie money, 10 ,hs day on
which it may be paid 20 me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. d.
Iu0e a7th, I8oA.
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Sele@ PLAYS.

PINS is justyeceivrd ar Samuel Tgeas0afs' Book-
stare. Il Communicable Wheel Of Fsyirge, Wesf-
Indian. Way 70 ger Married, MamaiNees
Where also mar be bad On neat bocklf voh,,pe)
price 50 ceats--7KIB BEhU9IES or POF7HY.
containing Pope's Essay on Nan; Uiiue, cal Pav.
or Leueys 10 Kahn. &c yiag C5yisiial lila.
raj and SatvieaE EssGysi Heymit. Golfers SqfD+-
DIV Night oray's Hey, 1Ion qvas maze 70
Mourn ne Passions DyJdsa's ode tbe Fveside
sud RI 7buTdey, Eternity.
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Doctor Wilson.

HAS taken (as "a temporary residenc.I IN
i house lately occupied by Doe. Adams op.
Posite the Bell Tavern, and intends TO combins
the Aporhecaries business with the practice OF
Physic. HE'S now opening part, and expees
NJ che next arrivals from Philadelphia, fresh
and very general assortment OF
M K d I c / n z S,
And other articles in the Apo,hecaries line. which
will be- sold On the lowest terms Orders from the
country Recipes, &c. will be carefully attended 10.
Richmond. 18th June, 1904 won
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HdRT md SOUTHG ATE,

Grocers and (oniB,iss,on licrchGnS,
IN the store lately occupied by MIR BauLroN,
opposite l;II h,e,saats' Printing -Ogcc.
MAIN STREET, RICHMON D,
u rsrvc FULLY iaf,,m ;5eir friends ard TIE
u b!dfic fbat teey bare laid IN general assort-
n,ent q GROCERIES, ard LIoy oRs fire .frstqaa-
hHes, Sr5icb teevae se!ligg Veyy !or for ready
ney az p,ot.cc al casb p ices.
AiSo, S]aeea's Vac, Plten. S5ef GurpolvGer,
indigo, SIC. Sic. AID Hases P5iLa4eipbid 6ou!ed
Eo ter of Ub;cb tbey bve constant S;peLy, by TIE
dozen or single bottle.
They bare .tJ' sale, on Commission. CUT
NAILS from 3ato 2Odl ny tie esst small quan-
rates; also, quantity y SoAL LEATHER, in
Casb. or 10 6s b4,festd for Whe4t; aud a
pair Of CoLooNE MILLsroNEs, 5 feet II in:
august 3, 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05

Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class at 10 dolls. each the price of all o.
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled If they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered "a renewed in the second class
The drawing to commence in the city of WI
liamsburg. on the 1st day of June, 1904. under
the management of James Madison. John Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwell
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Littieton w.
razewei, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-05
Valuable Land for Sale

THE subscriber wishes to sell the TPhCT OF
LAND, whereon he now resides, in Chester
field county, situate ten miles from Richmond,
within two of James river, and about fourteen
from Petersburg This traa, independent OF the
many advantages arising from its local situation,
has particular claims to the attention Of any gen
;eei family who may wish 20 obtain an agreeable
seat contiguous either the above naulcdtowns.
1t contains about one thousand acres four hundred
of which are supposed TO be cleared, and have
been for some yea-s in cultivation The soil, II
point of fertility, is equal, if not superior that
of most of the land in the neighbourhood. The
buildings are large and well Planned TWO story
dwelling house with wings, an excellent kitchen
and every other necessary out house sufficient for
the accommodation of large family.
The terms OF sale Will be one fourth of the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
annual instruments. Bond and security. together
with deed of trust the properly, TO ensure
pundual pay mems, viii be required.
ARCHIBALD BOILING.
Chestnut Grove, Aug. list, 1904. VITO
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i l. A N K 30 N D ,
Tor sac ~ thia Case
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03

In that part OF lie county Of Loudou1 on So
gar Land Run, lately attached TO Fairfax, about
20 miles from Alexandra, anI Ire faue diAance
from the Federal City. II will be laid off in
Farms Of about 200 acres each. 70 as to combine
Efficiency OF timber and water to each Farm,
10 which ii abounds and that of the bea quality,
and adapted TO the ufe of platter: fcveral Of them
are improved with toierable good dwelling houicS,
OCT houles, orchards, &c. and rcntei to tenants
until tie irf day OF January next, VIXEN poaes.
hon may be had with liberty to the purchaef Of
feeding this tall, two of the farms will be laid
OF at she folks of he great road leading from
the back country to the Great Falls, George
Town, Federal City, and Alexandra, where the
ftuation fer public hopie, fore, or diltillery,
is equal to any in the fate.
The terms are enc fourth of the purchafe mo.
ney 20 be paid al the time of making NJ: deeds,
the balance TO DC paid in three years from the
day OF fale in annual payments, I'd deed OF
trnit to be given ar the fame time TO (ccurc the
payments Mr.. Henry Gunncl the Eur
veyor wiIl~lhew the land, who lives near it with
plat thereof. The above lands were conveyed
to me fome time psa by Ferdinando Fairfax,
Efq. AND he tide clear Of all incnmbrance what
ever, Tor further Information apply to Mr. Gun.
nell, or the lablcr:bcE.
B. Dade.
N. B. Tie fsle to bcgin-at the forks of the
foa' whtre Chceks formefy lived.
Jone IS. 2awds
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-03
JUST PUBLISHED,
By COTTON AMI STEWAR r,
Price Us Gents,
ILLUSTRATIONS
MASONRY.

By nm. Prsfou, sPaf Mfr, sfbe Lodge Of As-
tiguiy, eamg By immemoriaf Contribution.
The hrit Administration the tenth London
edition.
THIS traa is divided into four Books. In
the fira book, the excellercy of Mlfonry is diG-
played. La the l:cond book, the general plan of
the fubietts treated in three degrees, is ila&fat-
ed with occal:oaal enadzs, and brief deicrip.
ton is given OF the ancient ceremonies Of the
Order. This part of the treatie, which the au-
thor confidcrs the n,oa eiI,nyial Tor the int.uc-
ton and Involvement OF his brcShein, is conf
ide:ably extended in the prelrnt Edition. The
third book contains the copy Of curious cid
manulcripr on Maionry, with annotations, the
better to explain this authentic documeat of an-
tjquity. The fourth book isrehrtted 10 the hi.
fory Of Msionry from its G.a appearance in
England, in the cor e. Of which are introduced
the mott remarkable occurrences Of the focety
both at home and abroad, with ionle account Of
the principal patrons and protectors Of the rater.
nifty at different periods, The psoerels of Malon.
~ on the continent as we'll as 10 India and Ans.
RIGA, is afo traced, While TIE proceedings OF the
brethren OF Scotland particularly claim attention.
Throughout the whole are intctfperfed feveiaI
explanatory notes, containing f3mc ufciuI Informal
tion. To tbs book many Comfortable ado uons
are made. particularly the laf fct}ion, which
brings down the hllory Ct Mafonry from The
grand fcaa in 1875 TO the end OF the year 1900;
and contains, among other intercfipg particulars,
few general r.mlriis on ZONE late publications.
againf the (acietY of Free Mslons.
May sa. d
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10 all zut0n1 ii may Concern.
INC e.


KNOW YE, thatwhereas afuficicnt number
of tie members of the Mutual Aaa5auce Society
againit Fire on Buildings of the State of Virgi.
TIA, pld-r the twentieth article Of the Rules and
Regulations Of the iaid Sociery, have requeRed
thas a GENERAL MEETING Of the Society
ihou!d be Called 10 tie month OF July next, and
previous 10 the payment of the quota called for
becoming Cue, the members OF the laid Mutual
Aaufanee Society are l..fcby called on 10 make a
General Meeting, that is majority of the mem.
6e's to be pre.eat in pcion, or BY proxy duly
authorized for the purpof;, on Monday the
5oth day OF July next, atthe Capitol ia the city
OF Richmond, at thc hout OF IL o'elosk.
w. Fouihee, Prefdent
M. A. S.
General Office of AGurance.
Richmond Iune l6, eoo"
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LnbroUed Ara5le Lands
TO LET.

THE fubfcriber IS willing to leafe,
fer a tenn Of years, sbout 300 acres Of ar45Ie
land, part of The Mount Vernon efate.
The UNION FARM sFatt contaias about
900 acres, ard will be divided into three tene-
menss, each OF which will be accommodated with
dwelling houle, quarters. and flfi:ieut 5arn
room. The meadow, containing 90 or7o acres
will be divided into thee squa pats, one Of
which to Be gdied to each tenement.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains alb ut4 20
acres, is divided into tx Gclds, has en- it two
dwelling houfes, quarters a barn ard corn houis,
ard will be let TO ore rerlon or divided into two
tenenents, as may be moG fuitabie.
P,aeRion TO De given as fJon "a The growing
crops are removed, with liberty TO the tenants 10
feed in the autumn. Tor terms apply TO the fob
fcri5er, or in his Ableoce 10 Natkashi G. HAnftn,
manager on The eitate. The above farms are
lrom 10 9 miles from Alexandra.
Bufhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, May IS. zsw3~ raw
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$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 1900
N. B. Prizes iubiettedto deduction of6iteen per
eHt.
This Lottery has been authorized by the Legislature of
Virginia for the 4Gdabe purpoe of erecting ltninsry
OF learning in the metropolis ofth rate With
this vie@ tits ciaempaeed raifc 10000 dollars and
aSeo dollars in addition for delra ing h experoes a
,eedAnt drawing the lottery. Citizens ofthe fri re-
ipe6abiiiy nave beea eieed trunees and hey have
pledge themeyes ue their utn,o exertion to car
ry into effect The fcheme has the advantage Of CIV
ing each adVeture chance for one very large pzes
Whit the proportion Of prizes TO blanks is 70 greaf as to
invite he friends Of the intended nGitutiof partakein
tbs lottery, with very little Tk oftheir becoming oofcrs
Fhe realTer OF this fate to disappointed toieceve The
money for the tickets they fold AMI to pay the a
d the prizes eothe fortunate adventures IL is
deeved that she above conderaons vii! inQuce rapid
iae OF tckets and the drawing will commence as cn as
aiucient nua5er ihail be fold TO authorize it, which it
bcieVed viii be on tn: lecond Monday in December
next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904. co
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10 Rent,
Fer enc ar aao,e .yfay5, that z6luQ6e
lDISIlLLEkI AND MILL.

%for enc 9r 1aote gfar5, that z'6la06e
DISTILLEkI AND MILL,
Late tie Property OF General GgoAoe WASH.
iNGroN Of Monnt Vernon, situated on q
navigabie creek wi,hn nine miles Of Alexgn-
dria.
This Diaillery has five large Stills
and a Boiler erected apon The late improved plan,
with lheds for rafting and flaming Hogs aIto fails
for thirty Beeves.
In point of Gtuation none can exceed it, The
cafy acceis to Maryland, will always enGure ,hc
grcatet abundance of grain for carrying on the
diAiling buioeis in its nof extenGye Gate, ina..
pendsat of its own neighbourhocd, which has
always been able to iupply it. Thetmill will
require lome repairs, which will be-doneo at lbe
csorflesor's expence fhc has manufactured great
quantities Of Flour, and may eafly be made 10 do
II again; Tolthis mill is cooPer's Glop, ard
comfortable dwelling hoafe. Application to be
made to the tu5icliber, near thsipot.
Law, LEWIS.
WoOdlawa, Jan. q.
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BEN IAMIN sHREVE, Jun.

BEN AMIN SHREVE, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE.
At the corner of Prince ADD Union Rrects,
JUST REGEiVED3
$500 pieces N ANk~EENS,
l6s do. Bandanno Handkerchief,
Q bsles Sapnshs,
do. Baftas,
do. Emertys,
DO blue Gurrahs,
do. India Chintz,
4 Jacks Sage,
bag Hops,
"a Birch Floor Mats.
3 cafes and one caik woElens' Morocco
and leather Shoes,
ALSO on HAND,
Fifteen bales Of Mda0 Cottsns,.
CONSISTING OF
S bales 3aftas,
do. Eme.tys,
do. Sannahs,
do. Csfahs,
80 pieces black Satin,
z (ets Tea China,
Mems coaife and womens' Morocco ard leather
Shoes,
Leper's Snuff in half DIS. and kegs,
cafe Mariners CompaRss,
10 coils Cordage. alorted,
"a bags Pepper,
30 bis Beet No. /, and
A large quantity of red Soal Leather.
June 4. d
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By Urn. Prefou, PAT Mlfe, sflbe Lodge Of As-
hgui.y, eamg BY immemoriai Contribution.
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Mrs. W YERiS

RESPEC tkULLY informs her old friends
and the ruOlic large, thar ihc iiI continues "a
carry GA the
Porter Ba5tne5s
as ufual, in the Sten< N0re6oa,f, Inion freet,
oYpoG;e hr former cellar ihe,Astters heitlfclofc
application to baiinels, aed her old cofonlegs
co.Gdering Ter 9reas misfortune by the.dre laf
fall, will ndace hen to again favor her wiki their
cotton; ihe Sih alsays keep conaant foppiy OF
the 6sit quality CT ALE aud PORTER. Thofe
VINO roay pIcafe 70 favor her with their commands
fh3li have shem executed on The holtta notice,
and gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED.
Margaret Myers.
SIZE will icon remove tn hcr new houlc no
Usion areet, ,sherr the formerly reiiied, and
WILL RENT
her Hoqfe on Water 'trcst, few rods fouth of
Get. Hoes, which she now occupies Poa. lon
give u d-a-sly NV 81. Iaw4rf
fno l UkAGE.
Excellent F-aprsge foi Ho.fcs az Two Dol.
lars pc msnsb. Enea!te Of Mr.. Jptn Hod kin,
at Ink Is-aiaa Q zen, or OF
James Moxley,
near TIC Poor H.ul=.
nc az. DIV cow
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Ed1ya11 H4skzeg 6 YIN. Ramyay,
HAVING THIS DAY

HAVING THIS DAY
Battered into partnelhip under the firm Of Hark
ley and Raalay, Offer for laie ii their fore,
corner OF King and Pitt Streets near the aih
ington Tavern general aiforsmeat Of
Wsnes, Sparatuous Liquors, Groce-
qles, &c.
warranted geouine, viz:
Londop Parscal4r Madeira, in pipes *
half do. -
Lisbon
Colmana and -
Malaga,
Port Of, an excellent quality in bottles
Medocs Clarer, IN cafes OF two doz.
Leaf, Lump and Muscoy ado Sugars,
Strap and Moanes,
London bottled Porter,
Jamaica and Antigua Spirits,
Holland and Country Gin,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
White Wine Vinegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
Fig Blue, Madder, Copperas, Brlmaone,
Sal. Pesre and Alum,
,Enghth and County Gun Powder,
Shot, sG5ued,
Georgia Cotton,
Imperial.
Hyfou Chulang,
Hylon, FRESH Teas q inc
Young Hyfou, latest lmpSftatt-
Hylon Skin, tions.
and
soqchcngs, assorted
Bslt Gseen Coffee,
Spices, of every kind,
Dnhsn and Dxon's Mufard,
Leiper's Snuff,
Spandh Segars of good quality,
Baket Salt for table ule,
Pipes boxes,
Wrapping. poper,
Bel (allad ell,
Ssoughton's Bttcre,
Olives,
Soal Leather,
Dcmijohns,
RE and Barley, sc. &c.
Juhe 4. 6tdee
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RESPEC tkULLY informs her old friends
and the ruOlic large, thar he ttiil con.l ues ts
carry oa the
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IN TICK ETS TO be had of Ro-
5ber1 POLLARD, DR.. !, Bfeekcnbrough,
iun- VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Plea
iants, Jun, and WIN. Fricharc.
- Cath giyea sof clean linen ana
cotton hags
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WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxious to clole his former bcflneis,
resuei}s al thote who are indebted 70 him 20 fct-
tie their accounts as early as pciEble, and tholc
who have claims againlt hun will p!eale preient
them for adiuRlnent.
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Public Notice.

I ttOttL INObttt.
BY ORDER Of the Council Of
Alexandra, am directed 10 inform all thofc
Who have lots which front On any Of the frcets
thst are paved, thar they are required to com-
plete the foot pavement againf this ground as the
law directs. within fry da1s, all who refuls or
neglect TO comply mutt expect that at the end Of
fAd time the p4vements not completed, Will be
done by order Of the Council, and the cxpeoce
collected from the peffons chargeahic herewith.
George GilPln,
Sytef C0mmN oner.
Junes. 2sw4w
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TO RENT.

The Dwelling Houfe aud Store in Prince fleet,
one door eaft OF the houle occupied by Dr.. E, c.
Dick they are Doth in good repair. Pcf,iAoa
naay be had immediately. Apply as above.
June 4. d6'eo
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blank BOOKS



FOR READY NONE
Purfuant to leyeral DEGREES Of the high
court of Chanccry, he'd al the City of Rich
moud, da;ed on the I'D dsy ofSeptemher ard
lftof Odooer, 1901, the %, of March, and
18th Sept. 1907,
"A TRACT OF LAND,
Expected by ,aid DEGREES to have been mort
gagged by William Armiaead ansi Anne Csrybis
wife, to a Certain Abraham Motehon{c, Of che
town of Alexandra, and 10 have been transiere
red by faid Abraham Morrbouie to Ieae omm.
of f.rd town, and 10 BE- lying and beng on Bulls
Rue, in p.ince William County, and TO coniaipl
eleven hundred and forty acres. Il is expected
thar thoie who win 10 purahaie Will examine the
land. The lac will take place at James Wig
ginton's tavern IN Hay Make, in the 2foTcfald
county of Ptioee William, on Friday 18th day
of July, lSo4.
Thomas Lee, fen. Conn.,,
Gerard Alexander, 20" =
lure II. Gods
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

been politely handed j London paper
Of November l2th, (The Morning
Post receivedby the ship Procedures,
arrived At City Point, containing the
following important article, iprelation
10 the twelfth article ,of the treaty be-
tween this country and Great Bri-
tain, which had expired, agreeablyto
the provisions Of the treaty. We.
hasten. to lay il before ourreaders, NOT
doubling il win receive the serious at
tention of every TREND to the CONNER
cial interests Of the country.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

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