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

Monday the 2eth instant. The House
concurred in the amendment.
The House went into Q. cpmmittee Of
the whole; Mr.. Varnum in the chair
on the bin for opening several new land
Offices IN the Indiana territory. Several
amendments were made, when the COM
mittee reported the bill. A. - : - =.
The House after considering the n
mendments ordered the sill 70 a third
reading. .>',s ]. ?. .e-.... / p
. Mr.. Randolph from the committee APP
pointed TO perform that service reported
that they had appeared at the bar Of the
Senate, and had in the name ofthe House
Impeached Samuel Chase ofhigh crimes
and misdemeanors IT,. -
On motion of Mr.. Randolph a COM
mittee Olive was appointed to frame ar
tieles Of impeachment. with power to
send for persons and papers.
Ordered, that the committee who
made the report bring in a bill. p = .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

WTR Be sold At pubic pead,ie, on Wsdnes4
day the tn Of Apriintsf, az The iate
tdsOeiiing house IF me Rev. John d.
1Sung, dec. the tphoie 81 The personal
esiafe 81 ths sqid 7oaag. consisting Of
TWO Feather Beds, Bedseads and
i bedding, Tables and Chairs, with
4 variety Of other Household and Kitch-
en- Rnrnnure IA grneraland large collec-
ton, Of the most valuable and scarce
Works IN the Latin and Hebrew Lan-
g,iages, and ! choice selection Of Ger
man authors, amounting ID all 20 more
than S0ovonmes, foSsther with avery
fgreat variety Of elegant Pictures, more
than roo ii number, &c. &c. Terms
win be made known on The day % sale.
ELIZABETH YOUNG. Admx.
Martinsburg, March -, Isc4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

Of the aneients, relative 10 the fair ser,
were generally less refined than those OF
the moderns. Women were looked up
on.rather rs conveniences than compani-
ons. and love consisted much more OF
passion than Of affection. In this in
: stance, however, the Grecian bard seems
10 have been inspired with q delicate and
enthusiastic admiration which would do
honor to modern lover, and Mr.. Moore
ing into his English version the simple
city and correctness Of the original.
f. T. i : i ss 90 TO- S. 81
To althdf breathe tn, AIR. Of htaesi,
Some boon Of strength has mature giueu.
"Hnen the majestic 3nll lods born, i
She Eeic'd his broIs NTH tureafhed horn.
She dru,d the conrser' fact 81 air, j. !
And 1uing'd 1Oiih speed tie painting hare.
And GAGE the Ion fan8s Of tfrrour, 4.
ana on me 0cean's es'rystdt n''rrohr, 8
1aEgns tas n'a i.. 8 seety I"'oHs
M ast,aee taei, AqLlo ,a.a ats"s =. =
a. Nh, \ Wi ~ a,Si;,,y ,yoy7S II Iope:
r. so ,, -. eo,. M I'm y,fnsA = r.
~. sno,I "a s.o,,.n.,-,, ,h;nS;ng mind!
AnaIn1 a: no su,s oy.;,;,o fy,asnEr.
For hi. on ,poraaa ! eh;19 orbiedsu,e !
81 gort az. braut.---sasIoJft 81 ; cues,
y "
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
The elcgdas fill bred Horss

yE5ILL stand the ensuing season II
Wv the stable Of Casper Walpert, in
Jefferson County, $ niles from Shop
herd's.Town, 7 from Martinsburg, and
. from Charles Gown, a the low rate Of
six dollars the season orieap, ten dollars
to ensure q colt, the money 70 be paid
against the end of the season. the season
willcommence the FIRST Of April and end
the FIRST Of July. IN. -. - y
. sCLYTO Is a dark bay, fifteen and an
half hands high with bone IN proportion
eight years old this spring he was got
by old Paymaster, who was bred BY lord
Ony, and imported BY DR.. Norrh Of
WesttC Chester, Pennsylvania, from Great
Britain SOME years back; Paymasterwas
got BY old Paymasser, his dam BY Ohio,
his grand dam by Herod, great grand
dam by the Duke Of Notthumberland's
!: Arabian, who was out of an own sister to
Slim; Cly,o's dam was got BY Childers,
his grand dam by Pailet. his 8. grand
dam by Knob, his 8. 8. grand dam BY
Badger II beauty, strength and action
Is the desire Of gentlemen that wish 20
raise Iine coits, they win find them q.
CHto. MACKEY McUEIOH.
March %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

yT7H1 3 be sold II public vendue, on
Wv monday next, being the srst day
of March Court, the corner HOUSE
and LOT lately occupied BY the snbscri-
her, situate ID King Street Martinsburg.
The House Is two stories high, and %.
lerahly well finished, with an excellent
Stable, and other necessary buildings ;,
and il well calculated for Store or.
Tavern. JACOB COONSs sen.
March %, lso4. ss. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
March -, 1904.

7Hepenkno1vn coach horse PAM AsrER,,
and the fill bred horse Win HERop, :
viii stand the ensuing season at Peter
Groves stable in Martinsburg. Terms,
&c.. will be made known shortly. Ii
j, 49,: 4 JAMES BREATHED.
March IS, 1904: e. ~ ); 7
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

5(sAME to the subscribers, living id
NJ Hampshire County, 5 miles from
Bath, black HORSE, II years old,
a ANAL star in his forehead and three
white feet, appraisedto ten pounds, and
q black MARE Colt, no niarks or brand
,perceivable, appraised 70 Eve pounds
The above Estrays have been appraised
according TO law and the return sent to
the clerk Of Hampshire court. The own.
er Is desired to prove property, pay
charges and take them away. Y
Il JAMES BURK.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
, : His true ths, Il snr tssderaI goee,n

his trae fhsi in onr ederai goeesn-
msnf, there exsst ssdHy relations betrceen
IL and iadfpia lhese hoIuever, Iofre
.nsymitfed by he States. n II iikespise
Iyae thai each emn.on.0ediih composing
ths Unioa has not az equal influence n
the conf deracy--- MS resulted Jterl ihe
am5iii0n Of the more popfi9ts Sfafesss q
mas enc ef me, compromissoyaf arrange
mmis ,rk;ch toek place between che great
and smaH States. ISL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
MaRFNsBURc, March -.
ssss.e.ssssss-

e7he5st0tc ofRhode- Island has adopted
RE proposed alteration Of che constitute
on efthe United Sfdtes. Upon this the
RetertorY remarks that tuhen 1De re-.
collect NTH 1Vhat reluctance our little
Sister embraced the federal constitution,
it Is not surprisine that she should be
the most eager totedr ito pieces.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-06

ing ak their vile arts, viii find It's way to the
common understanding Of the country. IF
judges aud clergymen viii fall down and wor--
IMP the image fct up bY the faction, then they
thail be had in favor at court, and with chains
|W gcid about their necks, Ec placed on the ele-
yatcd feat with the :. Hero Of rariinf5a,s tr,sy. "
10 be plain with you, fir, your party do nor
dillke. as they hgpocTitica:ly pretend, the cTer-
gy's engaging IN party diipu,es Of a national
kind tuf you are offended bccaufe they wilt
not so counter TO their understanding and the
dictates OF fseir conferences, to sapport YOU in
sysur r,asarious projects. Lrr clergyman take
p chceie under his arm and trot off with II TO
Warrington, and with fpeech on liberation,
pre.crt IT, frec-wili Offering. to the moi III
ts'sfa.,f, feJFcntins n.an ever born in the Uni
ted States, ard that clergyman for ever after
..ia'' DC hasled a BEN ,epubhraa, by your party.
From tho manner the democratic papers, treak
OF two or three clergymcn who leen to have
deciarea that chrilianty conEits mere in uni
vcr!a' liberation Of every fyiten,, whether they
embrace The wosiaip Of twenty Gods or no God,
than III an executive adherence to the doctrines e
the good old book, we may fairly conclude what
IS TIC true ground of the centuries they are per-
resna!y throwing ON that order OF nen.--Thrre
are ieseral other grofs falflioods in YOUR lrtter
to Judge Chafe, which ough. to be noticed, but
my ictt%ris already too long and | with not
to weary you, or take up too much of your time
At once will FAKE lcavc of you, for the pref
ent ONE OF The PEOPLE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
The Commissioners aD-

pointed by the late al of Assembly. to super;n-
end tle Lottery, for the benefit orthe University
OF William Sary, feel themselves greatly NOR.
titled, in being obliged to inform the public. that
iH1perious necessity has compelled them to post
pohe, les The present the drawing, noswi,hstand-
ing me assurances which they have given, both
collectively and individually, that it would com.
menoe on the I'd OF this month. l. will donb,less
be expected that the reasons inducing Skis post.
Ponement. should be stated (; and after suchex,l,a
hat'on' they trust, they viii stand excu,rated by
generous public, OF every other charge than that
o'precIPltancy TO which they acknowledge, their
sahguine nope or sueceSs in rhe sale OF tjck,ts Z.
thus, ofspscd,ly accomplishing the truly laudable
end which they have had in view, has suLiraod
'nem' AS the days FIRST conte m plated apDroa cb.
Gu on WHICH the drawing was to commence. mea
." CO WeEe taHen 10 acquire satisfactory inforna-
tlonoi the number Of tIckets which Iad been scIJ
Satisfactory information, how ever. was ~, e;,,sd
only from atsw-S1ilt too sanguine in their eyncc-
ta"ons /; refie6ling, that with the prospea of ad
vantage offered to purchasers the interests Of sci
eice were combined; and judging of the distan,
SAFES by what had been, and would be made IN
'hiS pace ana us vicinity, they conceived them
selves authorised to promise, most decidedly.
commencement at the period last notjGsd-But
advices recently received. convince them tina, the
saeS, tho considerable. are siillnot such as vould
JS''"y d commencement OF the drawing. The
commissioners will not again so far commit
themselves as to state positively, the time when
the drawing shall commence; but this they have
IN theirpower, fully and unequivocaliy to promise
,hat nothing shall be wanting. on their parts. 10
hasten the drawing. This is fully evinced bv the
mode they have adopted, and are now pursuing,
oil giving to the purchaser, with such security as
may be approved of, on his taking not less than
ten tickets credit of ninety days thereby hold.
ing out to individuals, the prospect of advantage.
from the prizes, without the advance Of single
cent Gentlemen. who have been so obIiginy as
20 assist IN the disposition of tickets, are aurhor
o, 20 assure those holding them by purchase on
credit, that no payment of their respective bonds
VIII be required, until 90 DAYS shall expire from,
the time Of beginning to draw and thcy are
hereby requested regulate their subsequent sales
Oh tickets on credit, BY this principle.
July Sd, 1904 Iu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
ron SALE,
A Tract of Land,

Lying in the North Garden, in Albemarle county,
containing 1000 acres, adjoining the Lands of
stephen Moore, William Wood, and the late
William Cole. dec within eighteen miles of War
rem, and the same distance OF Milton There IS
on this Land new Barn, IS by "a feet 4 good
Ovesseers House, and Houses for the acconImo-
da'ion OF fifteen or twenty Negroes. The Over
seers House, with Z little expense, may be rem
dered vefy comfortable for small family. a.
bout half the Land is cleared, the greater part of
which IS in good order for cultivation and 4 con .
siderable part OF 1t fresh and well adapted TO he
culture OF -orn, wheat and tobacco.
Any person inclined to purchase, oy Applicant
on to the overseer on the premises, will be shewn
the Land. The terms of sale will be, one fourth
part of the purchase money paid on the first day
OF June, 1905, and the balance in three equal an.
nual payments ON that day. each instalment to
carry interest from the day of sale, if not pun6tu-
ally paid. Bond with approved security, toge-
Their with deed of trust on the Land, will be
CURED OF the purchaser, to secure the payment.
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber.
living at Scotch-Town, in Hanover county.
If the above Land is not sold before, il will on
offered at Public Sale, to the highest bidder. be
the terms before mentioned, on the 23d day cf
August next, if fair, if not, the next fair dav
In either case, the purchaser will have leave to
seed wheat as soon after that time as he ntzy
choose, and may be furnished with the crop Of
Corn, &c. that may be made on the plantation
this year-say from two to three hundred barrels
JOHN M. SHEPPARD.
Scotoh-Town, May S0th, 1904 ids
The survey By which the turnpike road from,
Stanton to the Point of Fork is run, soes ir,ne.
diately through the land above mentioned. conye
nient TO handsome situation for building. aud
good water / Ms
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
IT II GENERAL MEETING or
TIE STOCKHOLDERS.


" } ESOLVED. that un,!i Cerifoa es FOR the
g ~ Stock held in this Institution be issued un
" der the bye laws hereof, the Scrip ~ evidenc.
" OF Shares held hesc;n be transferable By In
" doT5emeut or Assignment, and that all the
" Shares standing in the name of any Stockhol-
" der shall be transferred in the Books OF this
/" COMPANY 10 the person or persons producing The
I" Scrip OF evidence Of such shares, reSulariyen-
" dorsed or assigned"
d" RESOLVED, that the President of the Bank
d" at Richmond he dretled 70 call meeting Of all
" the ocsho'ders (Which meeting shall be in
a. the City Of Richmond. on the first Monday in
I" September neXt) fer the purpose of adopting
" such bye laws, rules and regulations as shall
" be deemed necessary for the government of the
" Institution and considering other subjects I'M
a" portant to it's interest"
"A true exir2a from the proceedings of the &C.
neral Meeting of STOCKHOLDERS. on Saturday Ju-
ly 9Th, 1904.
7este, WIN. DABNEY. Secretary.
HE Stockholders are requested to attend a &C.
neral Meeting. AZ the Capi1olin tho City of Rich
mond. on the first Monday in September next,
Tor the purposes stated in the foregoing solution
AB'M. Is. VENABLE, Prcs'd,.
RESOLVED, that the President and Direc-
" tors proceed TO appoint Cashier and two Book
% Keepers, on Wednesday the 25th current, and
" thar the President be requested to publish the
" same IN two ne wspapers printed in Richmond"
he foregoing IS true extract from the pro-
ceediugs of the Directors OF the Bank of Virginia
at Richmond.
7es'e. WIN. DABNEY, CLERK pro TEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
LEHTWEP, WHolFshLrtg Req.,,,.

'|41"I III@IFJ " HULE3HLE = HETHTT.
s Ii that valuable Stock Of LEI7JIER in
the above mentioned deccascd's Tan Yard
consisting Of 4 large and general assortment Of
the best quality which win be sold on reasonable
terms for ready money only, at the Curryinp sion
aPperaioing 10 said Tan Yard. Also, a larre
quantity Of Sheep and Lambs Wool for sale.
b. TATE, SuPerintend't of said stock
July -. 1904. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the estate of Mr.. Ia.
L cob Bockius, dec. formerly of Richmond.
by bond notes or Otherwise. are requested to come
forward Immediately and discharge the same
Ard those having claims againsr the estate ave
requested TO apply 10 John Prosser at the Vendue
Oihce OF Prosser & Moncure. for payment.
BENJAMIN TATE
JOHN PROSSER, E%ecuiors.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
New Clnron, Q
CIT or Richmond

GII I or RIEHlHOND!
IN COMMON HALL, July Sd, 1904.
Il appearing to tie Common Hall of the Cry of
Richmond tha. the regulations of the trustees
OF tie Free School in said City, have been es.
tab'lsaed on liberal and Just principles, whereby
many poo children Of both sexes have received
At toe said school, such advantages in the ACQUIRE
uncut OF their eJuc1lions as 10 encourage a strong
belief dat gteat utii-y will result from contin1
ance Of toe said institution, should it receive a
proper patronage.
Resofves. therefore, that the ChamberIavne of
1h's city, ana Mesers John Robinson. Sam,sI
Paine and samuel Peasants, be requested and
empowered 10 receive subscriptions. and the f,nds
that may De subscribed !or the benz Gt of the s,iJ
school, asd that it be recommended 70 the bn'
name and liberal inhabitants Of this city, TO raise
~ subscription Other funds for the purpose Of
Icste, l.,
ANDw. STEVENSON. e. = IT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
b'UKR MILL.-STONE
~.


TIT sulscri5ci takes this mode OF returning his
thanks to his former patrons, and Informing the
public ~ general, shathe has (by desire Of his
t-iends) recommended the MANUFACTURE.
ING of BURR MILL-STONES and having
fcrnished himself with supply of the best ma
tefiala, aiiC, having had sixteen years experience
In the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
h'ehnrond. hopes TO be able 10 give Satisfaction
to his employers.
The stones lie will warrant TO be rs good as a
ny il he United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM Pew.
rocE. Norfolk Capt. WlLLIAM Chalmers,
Staunton; Mr.. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe cousty,
or "ir. RoDERr MooRE, Petersburg shall be du-
iy attended 10, and country produce received in
payment. At the customary prices.
% ?" TWO ApFREN rICES will be taken
to the above business. and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond. Jan 10th, 1905. Of)
N.D. FOR SALE, PLAIS7ER ofPiRLS,
In stone or ground, for the Improvement of land
with directions for the use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
MedIferraaean P105oryf-

NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
! deemed eXpedient to change the form of the
Mediterranean Passport issued to vessels of the
Uni'ed States thar from the eighth day of Iulv
next, those of the new form will be issued A. che
custom houses TO every vessel, for which apt,lica
ton may be made on compliance with the ieyr,s
prescribed by law and suuenderng the former
passports OF which she may be possessed, If any,
IN which latter case no fees will be rsou;reJ g.,
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a.
greco upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are az peace, either the old or the new forn,
OF passport will be sufficient 10 proted the vessels
OF the United States, from capture until tie lat
OF July 1905, after which the old form OF passport
will be unavailable and the new one alone in us,
Department Of State.
23d Of May, 1904 {
3be Printers offbe laws of t5e United STATE, ,,e
re7ested 20 insert the above in fbe;y C2e,,e, enc.
7oeet Ear re space n six months anil fie CoIlee.
to'S 81 fSe Customs to Keep copies of ii bosfeI M
in their o5fees. June /. 6m y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
NOT[CE.

HEL1N1UENT Shareholder IN N. No.
- chester Turnpike Company, on the SIN -.
quisiuon due Isl Of April last, are hereby no,iG.
ell that their shares will be sold on the 6fb d,,,
OF Angus, next, al 2acharah Bro,ks's tavern Z,
Manchester, unless said rc1uisition shall he nre.
voasiy paid 90 Jar y Brander, Treasurer.
By order OF the directors.
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Manchester, 81 July. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
William Chambers.

It tbe sign 9t' GENERAL WHINE, Staunton
X OR the accommodation of Ladies and Gen.
tlemen travelling TO the fprngs in the nage
tWaIeh is eitabiifbed to this place. will furniih
H4CK to any If the watering places. and b,J
for them when they think proper to return. if
tSqlreo- Sw July nth ISoh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
~ ne Govcrpor # roe Commemorate Il YI,g!n1d
a PROCLAMATION

w HANkAS II IS repreeentsd 10 the Executive
that D3FID BCiylTd.N, whe was Lately
convit,cd Of murder in the second degree by the
di;triEt court hoIIcn in the county of Hardy hath
made his escape from The sheriff Of said county
when conducting him the said Bowman from the
Jaii OF the said dissrti TO the Penitcntaty have
therefore thought HI. with the advice of the
council of state, To issue ,ns proclamation hereLy
Offering a reward OF ONE nuwppEp po1I.n.
TO any person or persons who shall apDrehepd
and convey TO the SAID district ia;l Of HARDY the
said David bowman. And i do moreover re-
quire all officers civil and military. and exior rho
good people of the commonwealth TO use their
best endeavors to appre5end and convey 20 the
distul' jail aforesaid the said David Bowman.
Given under my hand wiki the seal of the
LIZ commonwealth annexed. At Richmond, this
30th day Of May, 1904
(Sisned) Join PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
The Indian Fields,

Containing betv zen eight and nine hundred acres.
pleasantly situtUed on the main road leading
through the coIly. The situation is so general
~ known and admired chat . minute description
would BE- superEuous, as il is presumed any gen
tleman wisain; 10 purchase, would previously
view the lanl. therefore shall only observe that
the houses ate alln good order, having lately gone
thro' 4 thorolgl rcpais--and the small proportion
CT land IN cu.i.uion. proves il 70 be very valua-
bic and proIu i've, the soil being admirably A.
dapied to the cIitu.e OF corn and small erain-
Any person wishing % view the land viii call on
Mr. R1yster who lives on the place. The terms
OF sale will be male known on the day of sale.
In WILLING EDWARDS, surry.
~ viryue ola Decree of the Court of the u.
&-S ntcd States for the 9Th Circuit in the Virci-
ni~ Distrit', bearing date the 81 day of Dccem-
Der, l8O ; IN behalf ii Jchn Gassell agains, vii.
liam Walker, James Walker, Merry Walker and
JOHN Walker, will be sold, to the highes, bidder.
ioT ready None, * Renhawa courthouse, On the
2tthday OF August next, the following TRACTS
or LAND, viz Que grained TO VIM Walker
on the 81 ot Aiay 1875, containing I'D / 4 acres,
on Eik river, branch OF the Great kenhawa a
bout miles from the mouth, opposite to a survey
made Tor Leonard Cooper and Wni Morris ar the
mouth OF the Sciona creek tia. cnpties into Elk
on the south sde--One other tract granted to said
WIN. W aiker on the Both May 1898, containing
81 a creek emp;ying into Elk river on the north
west side at the shallow ford, about < or miles
from the mouth of said river, adjoining survey
made tor said NYaker--One other traGt granted,o
the said VIM. Walker OH tho Doth May 1888, con.
tanning no acres. on Elk river, on the south east
SIDE. about mile from Its mou,h-One other traa
granted TO the said VIM Walker on the 9th of
May 1885. containing go acres, OF the north side
OF Elk river, the third bottom above the mouth of
Sandy creek-One other trad granted 10 the said
VIM Walker on the 27th Of May 1888, contain
ing 100 acres, on the north side of Elk river, the
fourth bottom above the mouth of Sandy creek
on the same side Of the rivcr-Cne other traa
granted to the said VIM Walker on the Doth NAV
l. 81, containing 1000 acres, On left handbranch
CT 4 creek emptying into Elk river, on the north
west side opposite 20 the frstsland on said river
One other raa granted TO the said VIM Walker
on the 26th of May 176S. containing 900 acres.
Oh the south side Elk river, the third bottom on
the river above VIM Aroucke's land, oppos;te
the mouth of Sandy creek.
The whole OF the above mentioned land at the
time 1t was survej ed lay in the county of Green
brier, al of which will be sold, or so much there
OF as shall be sufficient TO raise the sum of four
thousand one hundred and ten dollars SO cents.
with interest on dolls 279S 70. at & per centum
per annunl, from the Odd March, 1799-the costs
OF suit and carrying this decree into effect.
tbs BEN. MUSkY, Actiug Cg,r,rissi,,rer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
JOHN PAGE.

The above David Bowman is near fee, hipr.
about % years af age. ligh, short hair, much pit.
Ted with the small Pox, has large grey eyes, and
down LOOK. His ciothing when ne escaped was
blue 'In'sey hunting shirt green waistcoat. coun
ry nnen overalls, blue yarn. stockings and a new
wool hat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-01
JOHN PACE.

Said UIltinson is about 81 years Of are, uo7ro,ds
Of six feet 5igb, and large n 6,obptioS, bas dvk
rel bar. srbie5 be conmoi keeps ned, fbo4gb !; IL
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pa,tcVlUigtecoiilciel.