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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

D0tf0r NortroPS ;
NELEBRA lED Patent Bittcrs. for..thc cure
~ OF the JssndIce and all bilious complsiots,
Cor falc at this 0aise--Prise 50 Cesu pr Box.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
JOSEPH BRIGGS

II AS for falc. 80 barrels beR mef, and prime
L i PORK and BEEF. ------Alio, the fra
soaliiy OF Jamaica add Grenada RUM. ti.
Mrrpsen. Fsbrsau z,. s77. -
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31

Black Merceeo CORK.SOLE SHOES,
lyery efential at this icsfon of the year) az
One Dollar So Cexfs per pair, for LAle al the
New Shoc. Store Of
Charles CoggehaN & Co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-31
William Douglas,

Af fbe Head Of fBreal.Sf~s.
HAS conftsntly for fale, general Abort
/ Il ment of Wea.India and other
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
NETWORK, November %.

Arrived, ship Atlas. spence, Is days
froul Br,stol. September %, lat. 40, Sos
was boarded by Spanish ptlyateer, which
took os,s four seamen and put on board tour
others, two of which were dlsabIed, and
one died the 1st of October. October 10,
lat. ~, 81, spoke-brig Sally and BeIseys OF
Salem, out rs days from New York, tor
Coruana. Octo Der Il, lat. "a, spoke
brig SO DAYS from Amsterdam, tor Newou'
rypou. November 2, lat. 50, spoke the
ship Orion, Johnson days from N. York
for Amsterdam, November Ia, lat. SO,
26, fell in with the English schooner Roe-
buck, Westcoat, dismast=d, four days from
New York, Tor Newfoundland, took her 10
tow, and supplied her with spars, &c. and
parted from her the 10th when she bore a.
way for Boston. The ship Bristol Trader,
Phelps, dropped down in co. with the At
las, fox New York. =
Ship Francis Henrietta. Skinner, IN 81
days from Rotterdam. Left ship Cordelia,
.Wh!leslon, Of Boston; ship Oetavia,
Collins, of Charleston. SaAed for Lon
don 10 days before, ship Native from WIS
casset. Ship William and Little John, had
arrived about 10 days before from New
York. November 10, LAT. 4e, long. 90,
"a, spoke snip William Murdoch, out tour
DAYS from George town for Cowes and
market. Hostlllties had not commenced.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
BALTIMORE, November %.

Arrived, schooner Dove, from Portland,
and two sehooaers from Boston.
Also, brig Be,sev ard Peggy, Low, from
Trinidad. and % days from St. Thomas.
Lett, al the latter place, brig Active, oyl-
vester, of Baltimore, arrived the evening
before from the windward. Spoke nothing
on the passage.
Also, schooner Good Intent, Key, 26
DAYS from ST. Picrres, Martinique. Lett,
schooner Jane, ColIard, for Baltimore next
day. November II, lat. as, 81, long. 68,
80, spoke brig Sally and Jenny, Hudel,
from antlgua, for Philadelphia. f7th, lat.
s6, 81 spoke schooner Rebecca, Bardley,
10 DAYS from New Louisiana for Turks
Island.
Also, schooner Raven, Sawyer, from
Antigua, and % days from ST. bartholo-
news. Left at latter place the Greyhound,
Holmes, of Baltimore, 10 two days.
Also, ship Hornet, Harlow, from Lis
bon. Lett there, 2lst September, ship Bal
,inore, Long, for Baltimore, IN 10 day
October 29, lat. 81, rs, long. 81, spoke
ship Nancy, Hobbs, from Baltimore, toi
Lisbon, out IL days, leaky, but standing IN
for ibis port. Flour IL TO Is dollars, ris.
ipgo
Also, schooner Sally, Rrayton, days
lroer n antucket. Passed in the bay sch'r
Virginia, for HAVANA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
I.ATEST ERoN EUROPE.

L endon papers-to9 abe 2stn Septembsriaaye
been received al Portland, by the arrival
at that place of the ship Eliza, capt. Sal
ter, in As days from Liverpool. a
paper of the latest date, has reached
town, containing much interesting mat.
ter Or the subject of continental affairs,
Frorss the various documents through
whichthe material points OF intslhgenca
are received, itappearss that the several
powers, being prepared for action, are
DESTROYS of showing 70 the world thar
their cause is founded injustice, and i'm
pelled by necessity The documents
are far in number, viz two notes from
NJ. l,Alieyrand to the Austrian M'nistef
at Paris, the answer of Austria 70 sasse
Kotes, and declaration OF the Cont OF
(. Russia. 10 that of Austria, --Oi the TWO,
former. clear and distnct analysis is
given in the following summary and re-
marks, which we have extracted from
Beli's Weekly Messenger, and WHICH
contain besides this necessary cll0clda.
ton, many other comments on the whete
series Of papers. that cannot tail OF prov.
ing interesting 10 the reader. We have
preferred this mode TO any abstract or
commens We could have given on ihs
subject.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02

The whole of this declaration is so we'll
,var,hp of serious attention, that IN justice
- orr readers we shall give nc extracts.
lhe object OF the war is here distinctly
!. The Emperor arms not with hostile
nnrnose. He arms only fer the maiataln.
ance Of the peace existing between him and
France. the peace of Luneville. lie arms
for the mantainacs of those pacihc stlPula.
tions without which peace you'd be lllu.
sorry"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
From Belts London Messenger
STATE PAPERS.

Every thing IN appearance, perhaps IN
appear ance only, seems approaching 70 the
long expected point of general war. ahe
Aimed Powers at length employ ne onLy
eAectuaI tone, moderate in Language, bued =
fermined as tothe end, The French Court
has welded some of its usual diplomatic
haughtlness. Perhaps this preliminary con.
cesslon, for such il really is IN power
winch has hitherto held no other language
thans1hat of contempt and menace, may
lead 70 an event as yet unexpected ana III
newspaper metaphor, the cloud may yet
r.rolye unbroken to its Northern source 81
;s no miracle in the presses state OF Europe
TO see mighty causes terminates las gn'f.
ran, effects. The next mails may DnnS
neace orba,tle. So immlnent, but SO eqsai
IS the Crisis.
Il is impossible eo read with due atten-
ton the several maailestoes, and ofacl2'
correspondence, without admiration q
.hr,r unusual style There IS nothing pas
sioua,e. vehement, or acrid. BY "a slnge.
lar and truly French dexserity an enemy
;s converted into a mediator, anfi ialiey-
rand returns hrs thanks to the Emperor OF
Germany for his kind mediation With Rus.
ala. and condoIes with him, thatthe private
views o. Russia has bafRed their joint e.
forts. What is - intended inference from
this 6nesse ?-Why, that II is not tie inter
est or the wish OF the Emperor Of austria
70 commence the war, bat that Russia has
compeiled him; thar the French armies are
marching 10 relieve Europe from the gene
ralenemY of peace, the Northern interioper
end that If Bonaparte and the Emperor OF
Germany were left to themselves, the
neace OF Europe, and the glory of the
French Empire 'woeld remain forever un-
disturbed.
In point Of this Importance, however,
we will not venture to direct the public
indpmep,. We shall content ourselves
win exhibiting the question fully and dis.
s;rctiv fore them TO this end, alb
s,racune all the main points from the ex,
t,aneous matter, we call their serious at.
,ar,;on and leave them 70 their own con-
cusion.
Ihe.6rst paper, upoins Of order is the
declarationof ralleyrand, delivered on the
18th of August
The most material part of this declara-
,;on is that which expresses the sentiments
of ,he French court, with respect to ltns'
s;a. England and Prussia. This part is We
~ important, as it bears upon the maln
question, negociation or war
OF Russia, the declaration thus speaks;
"Instead of being desirous OF peace, she
hnds her interest only in war, and bounds
onits renovation, hopes which she in vain
endeavors te conceal. For twelVsmon,h
past, the French emperor has received no.
thing but insults from the Russian cabinet
Being thus anacked inhis honor, he has no
loager any thing t0expect or require q Rus
sia.
As to England
4esItis MOTTO be hoped such a power
would listen IN the advice of moderation 8
ius,iee. The voice ofpcrsuasiou will here
avail nothing. The court of St. James
will nor think of peace til it has lost al
hope of setting the continent in flames, anG
covering Isalywith blood and carnage"
Asso Prussia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
STATE OF.EURoPE.

A German writer has just published an
interesting article On the state of the pow.
ers Of, Europe; and the following is the
substance Of Il, as givenin the Courant Of
of Ments:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
atera1sUrta Datlp aoDertlser.
MONDAY, DECEMBER &.
St. ANDREV'S SOCIETY,"

A, the anniversary meeting of tbs ST.
Andrews Society, held at Gadsby's on Sa-
t.rday last, the following gentle men were
elected officers for the ensuing year.
James Patton. President.
h ].,os. o ia"s. saa = Presidents.
James Muir, Chaplain.
Charles Douglass, Physician.
Samuel Craig,
James Kennedy jun. ueaor.,,
John Horsburg, '05
William I. Hall,
Robert Anderson, Treasurer.
John Ramsay, Secretary.
The fch'r Lavatcr, from A'exandria, bound
to Barbados, was lpoksn ia lat. za, QUE kreen
days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
Wanted to Hire,

A Negro Girl from IL to Il yea"
Of age-APbJ to IKE PAINTER e
Nov. II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-02
BOSTON, November 81.

irss'sl F7'S w.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04


would miaeaa the people by falte rsPreienia-
ions, md after being advanced 70 power by the
ooit vile and propisare meaiares would Tafhct
ubmu 70 depot of their own teIection, than
hazard the lois of thc,r i'll acquired influence.
A the belt means of preventing dlicord and
ariy variance, it will be our eils. :ayour 70 rife
aperious TO felfilh conlderiti and partial
attachments, an to inf ire relpect by conttant
adherence to good fairh il oil onr me. fares.
We are fatty impryfiti with the truth of
5hole juit and profound observations made by
your fxceilency en- the caules vcIch led e the
IF ancient and modern Rcpublicas.
fhofr ooiervaticns evidently prove that 10 long
as the vrtne AMI pubic fpirt remained by which
their liberty vas ettabiiihed no foreign power
was able to futdue them aud that their own
vices, dviions and corrupc,ons, aided by Ac
arts of demagogues AMI taiie Pew have asse
fcr,.ily involved them in one corn Won -u:a.
Their eyrours and n,is.o-tea3ss dasp'ayei
for car inifruction and warming, and ~e pnse
our fcrvent prayers with t.ois ot your tsces
iencv, th2tit I'D Feaie tac t1rr-r .asb'tcf
Of events to pfcierpe our ccglsry from thoie
tremendous c6nvuttions which a&ve funk them
into tbs abyss or detpotilm.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 10.

Let every honeG American attentively pernie,
and difpahionatclv con6der the facts fet forth
in the fubioioed article, and LAYING his hand or
his heart, LET him fay BY whom our country
has beer diihonored, and on whom the weight
Of its reprobation ought in juilice TO fall.
Es4oa Of a letter Il on Vey5ugfoa,
" On leaving The chamber in which the Sen
ate had convened as a court of Impeachment,
FOR tie trial Of Judge Cha!e, was accoled by
diIti1g uifled foreigner, and conversation en-
lued in nearly the following words.
F. Permit me to inquire what the offence was
for which Mr.. Calender was tried, and whzth-
ar he was convicted by the virditt Of Jury :
A. Calender was tried on charge of Being
the author of libel on MIR. adams, then the
2rendeDt OF the United States, contained in a
pamphlet emitted g he Popped before p
he was convicted by the yirlict of Jury, ana.
confonrabiy TO the proceedings Of our Courts,
ne was fentenccd by NJ. Chaie the prcliIiug
Judge, with whom the ditrt Judge MIR Grif-
in, concurred to fire an imprisonment,
f. Was tie ibci consi,lcr1d 81 hc;l Gus ma
tuvc
A The Pro(pca before Us" which couGG.
cd Of feserAl numbers, was oonidcred BY all
good men as a mott agtrooiocous and unbound
ed Iihe on Inc characters Of Genera. Walhins-
.on. Prciideut Adams and l-veral orher5 OF our
mott Respectable ctizena- and appears 20 have
been written with an expreis view TO defame
them.
F. The fine mutt have been heavy, and the
term Of imprisonment Of the grcatca duration
which he law would allow {!
y. Not fo-the fne was TWO hundred dllars
the term of imprifsumcat 90 not recol ece,
bur il wa not of tbs u;nloit legal duration.
F. Was the fne paid, and he imprisonment
fufFcred
a. The 6ne was paid y Calender bat on
NJ. Js4eEions acceii,an the Proficiency, il vas
RENTED ard the Marflail, TO whcm i hal
Been paid, was direatd to return it.
F lsrhe power o. prbn, anl he remi.ion
/.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

Ell firilcs towards the elabliihment O A. s.'-
f. eracy IN our coantry, thar we have eVe' w
nehed - Being il the minority, my s'e"' =
fuhieCts viii p-ob BIZ be pronounced Ct o,'o
ons Sur when reaecf that ore OF me hiSh
crimes for which Judge Chale il impeached' Is
neither more nor lefs than ne eApfe'''o" = !"
POLITICAL opinion, cannot bur tremoie' noi W
~ for the c nffitutional independence o. TIC
judiciary. but for the liberties OF me peoPie.
lam accuted Of aching under the influence q
- fio,. Il il faie No member CT lonSielS
IA examine Important queifions with more
a,,rn,ioa. or decide upon them with mere COO
n~fs. Than mytelf--i an charged with ieihm
LA coalitions views. his charge IS taIie aiio.
lad fuch been nly views, as tcarly law inas
cert,;n y,oien 49, dnl1igiou, l1ca, the more
.l,,noesoss fos being h.nctt aod euthoiiaiac' poi
a.. -. ...oft ar1cA!s5!e I1daence upon our
,,;;r.,. a.. .-l:cged It Svoelble ths' one day
'.o,Ia coo.e, ~.len they xlii hase j. sheir HANDS
o.. d;(Do1,! of a. oii::les ana iorors ofthe na-
t:on ' ihould have enseyed in thcr tram. and
might have calculated upon receivlng the reward
81 NV iervsity and apoitacy. h0t have ch"-
fen 70 purue the path OF independence ana
INTEGRITY, path planted thick with tborns' out
lcading thro' the dlrl, valley of poverty, 10 ne
bri.ht temple Of honef fame. AGAIN il IS taid
thar do ROT follow the republican leaders,
1bis IS ,rue, aud | never will follow them when
! rink them wsong. Legislators ought to have
M Iraders we mutt not be led at ali
or We mutt be led TO deitruction -
Whatever opinion the world may ehtcrt2in OF
NV difcGrnment, the people have :od me, ny
their fuffraqes, that All not to coniider myfclI
as nandin2 on inferior ground TO other mem
bers and .hould be traitor TO their diraity,
As weH as 10 their ipte1eiis were TO acknowledge
anv leader Were | doomed thus TO digrace
nv conaitucots, fhond at length ak permit
6oD 70 wait till m41s Of fold talents and correa
Drincisles were Gle tated 10 the rank ofc"ngrel-
fional commander The doctrine, that legitla-
tors are to be diieiplined like folders, and thar
we ought to lupport our party when we
think it wrong, is ami republican, immoral, il
religious and deteitable,
NV principles remain unaltered. They never
can BE changed. Whoever ihall hereafter gov
ern our country, lh4 tupport the general fyf
rem of their naturalization, as fuch, and
not as party, 70 far as | lhall in con-
fcience deem their nralures productive Of the
public COED aqd Of conHuufional libery.
| am preparing for publication, at the olofe
Of the prefrnt felton,. courle letters to my
conititucnts embracing full view ofmy con-
erel1ionl conduct, and Of the political tie and
profpeas Of the nation. JAMES ELLIOT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
13Y t,s 97ai's.


49, 49,

CHlLLlcoTnf, (Ub1o,J DEe a.
The Legislature of this State have rejected
the amendment propofad by Ma6arbuifhs, fer
proportioning the Reprelantafiyes to Congrets
by the number If FREE PEOPLE in the lime.
u n b eqtr imagined tht G4f5 States az Ohio,
&c. 4uo.ld rot riga thH equitable pro2gEtion =.
BIT il qOM not Be forgot boqo ready fbfe fame qaea
min States 7Ueye teqU months ago, TO after he Ger
a;tptioa, 10 ETA t5e reaieion e. 7vs indi0iaaal
Tbef Legsd0tarf qsbo cen jaUai1O7O Aiammoutb
at one tims, fraia exc, uaingy at another mgettins
d97vn zUbortlsbffry.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
Co1g'efs Of sbe c;n.tso atatess.

HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.

ql5G1ay. jim "a petition Of J. Bowers,
OF ooneriet, MATS, for the bounty of three i(h-
ing vallas which h. had failed 10 ob.ain on ac.
count OF tome mformaity in the controls b.
tween th- matters and crews, was referred
TO the committee Of commerce aal nInufac.
tors.
7b.Jzah Jan. ,o.-The amendment Of the
ienate 70 the additionalb BIZ for tie government.
and reputation Of ielmen 10 the n,cr:haat's
itrvice, was referred 10 the committee Of COM
MERGE
fTi&ay, Jan IA petition Of Lewis La
rue, a French citizen, inhabitant Of N. York;
paying for feciai al Of aqsa,ai1ation was.
read.-A motionto refer tais petition to i l-ictt
COMMITTEES Vas nsga'ivsi.
M7niay. f.iH. ! "A petition was preieatet
from 60, Freeman, Maj Butler, AMI other Of
icsrs az Now-Orleans, for an extenliou ofth
faron money, 10 as to cover the expenies OF
their fubtinanre here.
7aela4', Jan i5.-A aatenent of iunas phi
70 council tor Advice to the rreafury Depart
n'en', vas received and ordered to b. psint=J.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04

From he posr Boy, printed in Vermont.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-04
ANSWER OF Z IL SENATE,

70 HIS Exca4Lzscr TIE soyfRNcrs S7LEch,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
JAMES TERNAN,

JAMES TERNAN,
Ras just reeefued suf.hly f.fresh sS rood
PAINTS AND HATTRRs,
1Xl coLoURs--opening az his Corner Shop,
opPofte Col. Gauble's, with which he fhall be
happy 20 ferve his numerous friends. on the MOD
moderate terms.--He returns his fneere thanks
Tor The favor OF their euiiom. (tD Sept. 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
Forty Dollars Reward.

VI UN away from the subscriberliv-
~ ing in Granville eounty, North Carolina,
in March last, TWO bright u,ulstto fellows; one
by the name Of Is ARrLEY, about IS years of
age he has bntli,tle say, and appears to be ve-
ry humble; he is a tolerable good Shoemaker
and Cooper, about S feet 10 or IL inches high,
and he is well set negre.-GEOPG E is about
90 years of age. about 6 feet high, spare made.
but a very a9ive negro. fond of drink, and very
forward saucy fellow. exped they have OBJ
tanned free passes and will endeavor to pass for
free negroes; it is probable they are lurking a.
bout Manchester. Rich mond or Petersburg, they
were seen in Manchester few days past. Any
person taking them sp and conining them in Jail,
90 thar get them, shall have the above reward,
Or 20 doiarsfor either, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENING.
Me s,h. 1905. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09

ITO be SOLD, for ready money in pursuance
0l decree ofthe Court offhe United States,
Tor the 9Th circuitia the Virginia distriti, be-
tween Phineas. Bond, attorney for the creditors
OF RSes'e Edwards and David Ross. and Others
defendants, IN order to raise the sum of 1909
dois 20 cents, with the expenses Of sale, NUM-
Der Of very valuable SLAVES, now at the Ok
ford Iron Works. The sale will take place ar
the said Works, ON the 16th day Of November
next,
BEN. MOSBY, ID. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v.Ds
oaOber Z, 1sc5. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
Geo. Watt

II AS removed from the storehe formerly oc.
L I cupied to a brick house on the cross stree,
leading from the main street 70 Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis.
pose OF OH moderate terms, by wholesale,
The following articles, viz:
Loaf ard Muscovsdo Sugars,
N. England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of a superior quality,
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and imperial Tea,
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited TO the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on a credis of 5, S and months, for
notes negociabe a, the Bank OF Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
Valuable Land Tor Sale.

Valuable Land for Sale.
nm Wednesday the thirteenth day of Mo-
~ vcmber next, If fair, otherwise the FRA
fair day thereafter, viii be expelled fslc TO the
h;shsit bidder, the TRACT, OF LAND,
whereon l now refde, lying; in the Upper
end OF Prince Edward county, between the
head branches of Braaloe river, IA miles above
Prince Edward courthouse aud 10 from that Of
Charlotte, on the road leading to Coles ferry.
This trad contains by eftimation 4so acres, lies
uneommonly well and Is well watered; ito fi,u-
alton and quality is un-xeeP.ionsble, has proven
itlef eseellent tobacco land and s generally thot
to fuir the cultivation of wheat. There is about
orc fourth cleared. the plantation under good
fence and in good order FOR cropping. Il i, un-
necelary to enunerate its improvements and ma
ny advantages, as it is prefumed .thofe who win
to purehafe will on or before the day Of faIe,
view the prsmifes and Judge for themselves.
suf &c it 20 fay. this land is very valuable, and
great bargain may be had in ;t, and may be di-
vided to fuit purehafers. One half of the pur-
ehsfe money viii be required down, and the o.
Their half in twelve months, TO carry interea from
the date il not Punaually paid.
William Shelton.
Prince I'd Svard GA a. r2oe a. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
NOTICE.

DY virtue Of two deeds of trust ex-
I'D esuled to US by Robert Priddy. to secure me
payment of debts due TO John Bowe and William
Priddy, and rhe costs and charges attending the
said deeds. will be sold, the premises, for rca-
dy money, on Friday the 2zd Of Noecnber next,
the TRACT OF LAND, wherein the said Ro-
ben Priddy formerly lived, containing upwards
of four hundred acres. lying on the Three Notch.
ed road, fourteen msles from Richmond. near
Deep Run Coal-pi!s. This land is well iimbered,
has buildings suitable for the accommodation of
travellers, and is said TO be good stand as a
tavern.
JOHN RUSSELL,
JOHN w. ELLIS.
. OQ. 2sd. 1905. dds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-09
TO LET

10y Virtue OF "a deed OF trust from
I'D Thomas Calls, to secure the payment of
certain sums Of money therein Expressed, viii be
SOLD, on tlse premises, for ready money, ON
Monday the llih day Of November next, 4
7RAC7- or LIND, in Hanover county, for
meiy the property Of David Anderson, known
blythe name Of Anderson's Old Store, at present
occupied by the said Calls, containing 654 10
acres, more or lessor so much thereof as will
pay and satisfy the balance of 342i. lis. 100. to-
ge,her with interest still due on the said deed Of
trust--as also, the expenses ofcarrying the same
into effcG.
CHARLES J.HAcMURDo, Trustee.
Richmond, 9TH Oct. 1905. tbs