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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.

AT THE EAGLE-TAvERN, 4th MARCH. 1905.
BY the prsfdent. DR. VIM Fouihee-Tnhn Pare
Governor OF Virginia.
VIM. H. Cabell--On day confecrated to republ-
caniim, may the name of louN THOMSON never he
forgotten BY the people of Virginia
Henry l.. Bhcoe--Creed Taylor the diGptere Nod
patriot, whole political motto is byinei6le, not 1er
Bathurlt Jones-Political honors to DENY then, m
political merit is not moderation but APOSTACY
MAJOR VIM. Price--'The old motto &c YLn;t.y-.
fa"d, divided roe fur
James lernan--R efornation to the enemies of orr
country who enjoy the benefit of it.
John Harve, junr.--Patriotiln, the firm and mo-
bleh fentment of freeman.
VIM M Brown Judge Chafe, late in trial before
the enate Of the United States; may this prove 70
the judiciary, that they amenabe to the people.
Lyman Marks--The patriot of 20, General VIM
Moieley.
VIM Ddbney--The land of liberty.
Maurice l.. Miiler--Wm. Duane his Cerv;,es IN
the caule OF republicanin, will raife in the aons
OF the American people, an everlaflng monument TO
his memory
Ihos Ritdhie-Thomas Paine, the literary hero
Oh the American revolution in fpite of king craft or
Prleit craft the RIGHTS OF MAN haii continue
for ever
Robert Mitchell--Wm. B. Giles, the genuine ma
triot and able Ratefinan, friend to the people and
Importer OF our contributions; who doesnothrnk from
ms Poit, and deteets the Vaccinations of its enc
mics.
John II. Fouihee,--an honour to himfelf and TO his
country
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IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
WrpNEspAY, E,hrrarr 81.

WEDNESDAY, february 27.
Agreeable TO notce--Mr. LOGAN aiked leave to
bring III bill to uipend trade and intercourie with
tine Hand of ST. Domingo, and Oh the oue(tion, fna
leave be given
1t was determinedin the negative, by the eating
vote of the Vice prefdent
The following reloutons were fubnitted to the
Senate by Gen. S. Smith
He Introduced them by Rating that duty of four
per cent, had been mpoed by Great Britain on goods
wars and merchandise exported the United States
and OF the only one and half per cem. iimilar
goods, that thxuty operated as tax Of one million
AMI half Of dollars on the people Of the United
States, and that the duty paid by the u States more
than Was paid by the nations of Europe on mIlar
mount Of goods was 9S7,5oo dolls. He fated ALTO,
that he had eleCed in the econd reolution articles
u!uIly imported from Great Britain, which III cafe il
houId be thought proper prohibit their importati-
on from thence might be procured from other natl
ons, nearly on equa. terms /; that he did not know
whether Congreis would recrimnate, but if iuch
llloud be their with, the proper documents would be
IL readneis for the two Houfes to aa upon
Rslofpcd That the Secretary of State be dreGted 20
lay before this Houie at the next meeting of Congreis,
iuch laws Of Great Britain as rnpoie any higher or
greater duties on the expectation of goods wares and
merchandise to the United States than are mpoied on
iin'iiar goods, wares, and merchandise VIXEN exported
w .S "''H' vi EUROPE, ana a!lO report the amount
IN itering money of the exports of the United States
from Great Britain and Ireland, for the years 1902
lSOS,and 1904, on which fuch duties are charged.
RflolVa@ That the Secretary of the Treaiury he d-
reeted to lay before this Houe at the next meeting of
Congreis, ltatement hewlg the value (agreeably
re- the prime colt in terline money. OF grIes plated
and gais ware, ribbons, lis of all kinds printed linen
and cotton, and the quantity of Briiih ia and ruu
imported into the United States from all other foreign
nations.
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y their eondua the high confidence of their coun-
try Cheers.
II. James Monroe--1'he patriotic and enlightened
CITIZEN the able and fuccef,fal miniter--. Cheers
IL. Our infant navy-Whiit gallant tars covesfs
thenieives with glory they do honor 10 their couas
try Cheers.
10. ne agriculture, commerce andmanuia t9ures of
the U. S,ates--Ihe honorable and ahundant fo,rce,
OF public wealth and private independence Cheers.
III. National oconomy--Ihe bei fy.sin of a.
nance--3 Cheers
10. Our teliow-citzens, who celebrated this day at
the Eagle Iavern-Like they venerAte the princ-
piles OF liberty. We tender them our truel regard &
belt wiihes--6 Cheers
10. Our republican brethren throughout the uni
on--6 Cheers.
IL. The American Far--Their lives hold ont to
virtue It's brighte example, * their iles ITS deareit
reward--6 Cheers.
Peace, commerce. and friendly intercourse with
all nations, eatanslmg alliances with none--lz
Cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
Judge Wythe having retired, the PRECEDENT gave
the following volunteer;
George Wythe, dittingnifhed alike for his wiGdom
and integrity as magitrae, and his zeal and dinte
reltedneis as aPatriot--9 Cheers.
he PRECEDENT having ilkewile retired, the Vice
Preldent gave the following;
John Page, Governor of Virginia, whole love Of
country and devotion TO liberty have been proved in
the worit times and mott arduous conllitls-e Cbaer
MANY other volunteers were given couseni, with
the foregoing.
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Dear objects now beheld no more.

Dear Objects now beheld no more.
Sweet icenes that oft have charn'd nv Geb,
When will the wind for dayreRore
Me to thee and foft delight
10 Hlllocks green and crynaI Fountains.
10 hainlets neat and lofty hIountainsl
When fha!l joyful bail ciie chance.
That gives to me the Mountains tra,c,-a
With her to lead the fpriehtly dance.
And trip it to the Pipes quick meafure
For oft beneath the Elm Trees ihade,
aancd the fmiling hours away,
With label the Mountain maid,
VI pleaded her wa: my rural Law.
Dear objects now beheld no mere
sweet icenes that oft have charn'd nv Gght
" iier viii the win d for r;av reffnrs 50
Me to thee and foft delight
On aged Father, tender Mother.
My SITTER dear, Oh friend and Rrotber
sweet home Of love, of Joy, of cafe
Fiarnour OF my earthly treafures;
My Heart fill turns to thee ard peace
Painting for thy harmless plealures.
When ihali viewmy Aeecy care,
Sporting amidf our pallures green
Or lee my ShsPherdefs 70 dear,
F1er blooming cheek, and artefs mien
Dear objects now beheld n, more
DIV 1Weet icenes that oft have charr,'d NV fob,
When will the wiih'd for day reftore $40
Me to thee and foft delight /?
10 iilloeks green, and cryGal Fountains
10 7amlets neat, and lofty Mouota;rs
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COMMUNICATION.
THE FOURTH or MApCt

THE FOURTH Or MARCH
being dag dear in the elimination of the republicans
throughout the union, was celebrated at the Wahno
ton Tavern IN this city, by numerous eoncourfe of
republicans, with the utmoR hilarity when the fol-
lowing loats were drank which are now gyen 70 the
public, as the unanimous ientiments of that n,eetne
BY particular defre, Governor Page took the Eat
as preident, and Philip N. Nicholas Efq'r that of
vice-preGdent
l. TIE 4b Of Moyeb-T'he day which gave recurty
aud Psrmanence to our hberties-l7 Cheers.
2 Ibowo; Jlfeyf5a-The luxurious patriot & Ratec
man, hs hiitory is recorded in the hearts of the peo
pie, and his eulogium is found in their bappneCs aud
Proiperity--9 Cheers.
g Gorge Caf2g---Who contributed to obtain our II.
erths by ms vaor, and fecure them by his patri
otiin--7 Cheers.
{ a. The union of the American Rates, the enemy TO
its continuance, is enemy his country-Is Cheers
s. The Conltitution-It is the duty of every citizen
70 underand its principles and to defend it again en-
.crodchment--7 Cheers.
g. The memory of Warrington, & thofe patriots &
heroes who contributed to obtain our Independence -
9 Cheers
T. The prefs, the nurre Of fcience, the lnpport of
freedom, aud the feourge of tyrants--7 Cheers
.. The 1,al by jury--The fsnSuary of innocence.
aud the curb Of power--6 Cheers
9. The MilitIa--1'he virtuous and brave defenders
Of their country Cheers.
10. The heads Of department, They have iuRifed
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Saie8 at Sutton.

{ kN Monday next at o'clock, at the Store of
MT GEORGE WATT, will commence the
Sale OF his preient Stock of DRY COODe '.c .r,e
ing OF general aGortment, ftaole fr ,bs
ieaion; OH credit of 8, 6, and Mon,bs co. P'.s
proved endorfed Notes. ioi sP-
March 8. 49, " NA $
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The number Of american feameu vbnr,. irnrs,r.
mert had been made known 70 Mir Sava.e amounts
70 e'ghty-eieht, every one Of whom ainoA are ma
tive citizens
ltis worthy remark upon the documents generally.
mat about rne-teoths of the inpte ntd are claim
Cd TO be American born citizens.
Above one thouiand had projections and other doc
umcnts all Of which were diireeardcd.
With iueh facts before US there an ezih no donh,
o. the necetity of taking eaUres for retref Tor uu
al iome Deceive tep is taken we Gall ever he the
Prcy OF the jealous and rouopolizing fpta q The In
gum who 1T the fame titie that they add to ,he
hrehgth Of Their navy, cripple our commerce sad
del'e to prevent our becoming Their inperiors upon
the ocean. The meaiuses yet taken by congrels ,ys
90 not eonilder by any means adequate t. the end
we may Hhict Puniihment upon the captain ard
crew OF particular IMP when they approach our
hores,we may deny theta the rights Of hojpital,,y
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but this will have cifea the irfult aud injury 10
our rights and commerce are national, and the puni
ment houid I've national alto. 1t is even aueilioabie
whether the intimation OF taking more command
ing ground would noe have good effect but that
we can much longer iubmit can be expected by no
one--it makes no difference to the mother the wife
the whether iihss captive i. the emer ~
the Britih or rpolitans, their lois equally great
ana affecting. I4n,o1a.
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CHARLES spPMcrp

as juit received b. the fhip Indulrv. from, r..
yefPool, variety Of Jlraned End H,ra,,,-r'.
an m'ngt~hieh are joiner Baek mit h I,r;ct -,
, = oo's quantity Of EnPlfh Glue. Seize IT,
Drum Cork and Saih Cord foue Mu0ard 7ic,,r -
1gPeTor quaity IN Bottles Of and 10. eael r,J
s,,g 'h1vng Gales with the very ben Rafis rIart
csie'lorsndum aud Pocket Booksin great vsrsetv.
FER, &c. 49, " pse -
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COMMUNICATIONS

Preinme that the following communication.
10 highly honoura5le to our unfortunate. ste-
thren IN 1npoii, will excite the fublimeit fen.
iatlons in, the breait of every American. The
Information is derived from a faurce which pre-
ciudes all doubt of its authenticity.
When Commodore Prebie appeared of that
abandoned den OF pIcaroors, which to the eter-
Iai oiisrace OF civilization has made all Europe
tributary; he was informed thar the Anorr;c.,r,
CaPtives IN TriPoli, had come to a refoIutIon.--
That they would not be raufomed: ,hafthev
d'd not with the independent and manly co,,rtc
which our government had prefcrihed t,,r,,trif.
to be altered from coniiderations to their ovn
cafe or relief: and that they prrefered, as the
courie mott coniiitent with the dignity of our
country, to obtain t"eir liberty at the hands of
their brother folders off Tnpc!i.
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P'eddsnt's nI,nlgc to the lar congref,.

jacob Crowuihfhield the b,fjsaf fecretary of
the Haz,y, WAS rcpr,f, ntatve in the laG con
ereis, where he flied The important Office of
csoir'Hsa Of the committee Of commerce and
manufacture upou the .rAnlation of DR.. Nit
coel. 10 the fenate md prop0fyd many merge
TIC nettlFls fo' the ProtettionOf Ailericantrad
I'D ieamsn. Eesome 5isoGI the town Of Salem
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FRESH CTOVBD CORR

~I1ND
'flE Gubfcribcr has a few Tierces IS e..n p,
pound. "" T,i Dv'neI OF
March 7. (ef ST. ~ Al"
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NOTICE

y - PeTions indebted to the eGate Of the late Io.
ieph Price, decd are reouened =, go. Ju-
ward and make payment, or futs will be eo,,,,o
without further notice '0'''''eHseo
March 8. N'' iAo L
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~ In recording the death of DIR. John X. Read
IN the lat Enquirer, the lniverlal" was mad
vertently uied Tor nn4llgl '''4''
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he Editor mas ALREADY Pubdihed one tranilation of
the tn, celebrated Swiis iore " Ka12 des Vlehss,"
Three Others beiides have bee,, jy;,., ~, 49, p
aae time, which were not certain, 4;,aro ''l
by much poetic merit The folo,. 10, egs,.,,,
or rather paraPhrafe of the long by r = q nen
was received few days fince He think. -
haiity and Indulgence for the far, do not too =,
lead ms judgment, when he prcnouuces it ODE ..
only iuperOr to all the Others which he has vet
eeivedbuttO exhibit aneipecinen OF the true ep;w.
ofPoetry.l s'''uS
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BANK OF VIRGINIA

NE Shareholders are hereby notified tbs, d..
fourth inllaiment will become due on Fr;J,, w., ,pe
on o1 april and will be received atthe Bank and a,
olnces OF Diieount and DePoft at Norfolk psterc
alter that day be igued on application a. ta ri WI
March s, lSO5.--(eplMl
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CProte GqnslrQn corluls and vice
90 Notari EdlFi's made in The
g . United States
q 3 Notarial afidavils made in Eng
- Collectors projections
3 Dfchdrges granted from king,
ih'Fs, they being American
citizens
? OF different descriptions, and
e 2 which were kept b. the liz
Pftf5 officers
Application. yet unanswered
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M.4RRtED, nt P.t vGpg, on Moudag IaG,
S sl Jo6N G-'NSlf' et &c6.nond, to MIS- ELIzA
SMITH DUNCAN, of Pe1e,;Burg.
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BRADDICK & sK1pWTTu

IIININ o DNTFWTIH
IL AVE this day diGJlved their psrtnerh;r r..
Llettlement Of all accounts, reference s made ~
o. = BRADDICK, who alone is hereby authorized 70
S. p. BRADDICK,
March Sth. r.
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Vi ScHooL.

VIE subscriber irscads opening a ScNoof,
i Al his plantation in Hanovss COUNT. ai,cu,
ten miles from Richmond, a. early in tie n,en,,,
Of January 1893. he shall have the ASA, nc,.
Of elk scholars; and wishing to pay ,.arficpar
attention TO the Improvements nf the yon,h IN.
trusted 10 his care will not rndcr;akethe ;ns,rre-
tion OF more tlan fifteen which member he will
be enabled TO accommodate with board. &c.
He purposes to teach the Eng.:.h -
srammasicaiIy; and in such wise as TO obyiass
the necessity for u knowledge of the dead Ian
guages he will teach the practical branches Of
Mathematics and Geography. The most approx.
ed English authors VIII &c read with New r.
forming the taste. and apply ing the rues OF erar.
mar; the sense and scope ofthoss authors with
the derivation, definition, and government Of
woris viii be exPouni :d.--The anc:en, c!assies
viii be read in transactions, whence the learner
viii become as fasnlliayly acquainted with the
customs, manners and mythology Of the times
when. asi abons which those authors treat. IS IL
read in the original. and in nsueh shor err time.
The psiceof,ui,ion. board. lodging aud wssh-
Ing, Will bsforty pounds for each scholar per an.
mum, TO be paid quarter yearly.
JOHN SEABROOK.
Eiebmond. Nsvesabcv 27.5. 1904 w,f
Pcs. SsAseooK will he thankful =, there
persons disposed 10 encourage him BY ronG.;no
pupils TO his care. to give han: az early nfof
thereof ~ possible. thar he may be enabled 10
make the necessary arrangements IN time
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1OYE2TTsEMEN7.

1870 = rs 80 80 ~ ,hs i,a,les. In The
81, Ta.,,iay lhe ren,h day
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80, 80 ,,s ~ .,,S n 49, - .--.n
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Petersburg, Sc,h .fsp. lsot.
THE parties concerned will please take
notice, that ] have appointed Monday the
twenty eighth day of January neS,, for
carrying the Icresoing order into eflcG-
On which day, ,hcir attendance is requir-
ed at mr. Office, with their accounts and
vouchers icady Tor examination.
JOSEPH c.. WILDER. NJ. c.
WHEAT FAN x WOVEN WIRE
Hf.4NIJE.fl'TOR
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VIRGINIA.
In fl.e H;gh Cou,f Of Chascery.
Christopher M<onnico and Thompson
Foulks. Executors OF Matthew Mara
Bile, plaintiffs.
AND
Richard Kennn, defendant.
ON motion Of the rlaintiSs by their
NJ counsel, he court this twelfth day
of Msy,in the year Of our Lord one lhou-
sand seven hlntred antl ninety eight, doth
order, that the plaintiffs do render an ae-
Count Of their administration ortIie goods,
chatteis & credits of their tcstator, before
master commissioners Rose, wi,ois iir15slc
TO examine, state and settle tho same, and
make report thereof 10 the court, with
such matters specially as he may think
pertinent, or the parties may require to be
30 stated.
A Copy-Tes,e,
tdn p. TlNSLEY. C. q.
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of superior quality
Eleganf' AecompksAmenfs

A n the williamsburg Academy which is now
"a. Devoted solely TO the education of ycuns
ladies, arrange 'nents have been lately made 70,
their insirattjou in the elegant arts of Drawing
and Pain:ing.
Ths soSiety of Williamsburg has ever been
considered peculiarly favorable TO yopthfu! I'M
prwsment. and the number of yonng ladies' from
sytry part OF the state, vino for that objea, as
well as fer lse purpose Of instruction, annually
assemble ;h$se. Is proof Of rhc extensive iniiu-
ence of This opihion. Encouraged by this cir
eumstance mr. Anderson has endeavorej 20 con
rsntrais within his institution every possbls ad.
vantage for the accomplishment Of young ladies'
in the various branches of poIiss education In
addition 10 his school for their taitien IN the En-
gi,sh aud Ffersct languages, and with view 10
render the study of Geography Tnors attractive
aud Interesting he has lately imported very large |
Ctiestias and rencstrial Globes. with complete
set Of Maps upon an enlarged scale. elegantly
rcioufsd and fEamed- lie has also fued up, M
der the scef o. the academy. apa'tmsuss for their
instruction by the ress eminent seaoissrs in Mu
sic Dszwins, Painting and DanSins; ard pa
gents who wish shoie Daughters TO Acquire these
fashionable ard siegant accomplishments, viii
find his arrangements we'll sdspssd 20 their sPse.
dy at'ainncn'.
few soa&risdies can be accommodated with
boasdips in the family Of Mr. Anderson, where
an excellent teacher has beeD engaged 20 attend
fos the extra 1uition OF those whose tender age,
or hitherto segieAsd education may render sgeh
a measure desirable. Parents whose solicilude
for the rapid Improvement Of their ehiIdren reIi-
d.rs the additional expense OF no importance.
viii perceive this 10 b. most valuable append
age 70 thc institution. the msforsuns OF re-
xre:sed naiten,on to early instruction wild Tins bs
obgiaisd, ard Young ladies. who are ernulous 20
Be advanced 70 tho higher branches ofimprovs-
sneHt, ,nay 10 this nssner, retievs their ostsime
zyitnoul DESCRIBING into lower class.
Tf< course Of ins,rneion for the ensuing year
will i, sees.ace on the l5th JanurFy. and "a vs. re-
suessed ihs, va Pupils may assemble IN Will
= nsturx previously TO shat date. FuytheV infor.
1n4,ian nay be obsaired on application By letter
20 Mr.. Leroy Asidsyson, pott-rsastsr. Wiiliams-
baYx. Virginia. erii5J oawtiF
Williamsburg. eoth Dec. 1904
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Dollars $4,000
Five thousand Tickets,

A'rc uiVuoduu iiCketS,
at 10 dollars each, is So,uoo
There are TO be no blanks in thu Lott.ry, and
the prizes viii be subject to no more than rs
per cent discount.
Tickets win be sold ut 10 dollars each. Eve of
which arc to be paid in hand, and .he remaining
fse when theprize money is applied for
Iheiaw au'h9eising this Loitesy, was passed
Ia re year 1896 for the reief ri the sufferers
by hire in Ieaiugtons all of whom. except Or,
Phans have assigned and {, ansfc,rei thcis inter-
csi and Calm u tie managers thereof, 70 be by
them apdcc 70 opening a good Carriage Road
over he North and South Mountains. and acsoss
the Valley through Lexington
THE road will be 10 a direet line with the N.w
State Road, the Western waters. and so fara
continuation thereof toward Richmond, whish
VIII shoncn and greasiy improve tie passage
from every pare OF James River between thu
Blue Ridge and Richmond to the s. ect ard other
mineral Springs, and from thence towards
Greenhsier. keshze's. &c.
The Managers hstter themselves that the oh.
Jea Of this Lottery beirs lapdsble in which
sseaS part Of the State IS interested, ard from
the sales that have been already made o. Tickets.
that upon the day above n,enlioucd suficieat
number Of Tickets, if not all VIII be soIl to var
ranr The drawing, and that no farther posipone-
mem will take place
When the drawing is finished list OF the for.
tupatc numbers will be rublissisd.--nli prize
none nor applied for within ono year fer tina
drawIng viii be pressn4 - have he ca rslinauists
ed tor the benefit OF the LOTTERY
Hfzfan Fl cadrH, \ Philip C,;nes, \
DHvid S Garland. .5otn L<ybvs. =
Jobn Cost'r, Toes S. ~ Cyeirrd,
d,;fsesg More, 2 8qdrc9v Hlexa-e.,. 2 g
:ya,nss N Dgren. B,iaian. Wilsor. !
fdJTes Larmtsys,
5o5a Gamblers, Treasurer.
Hm Carufbers, Sscre,ar,
Tickets arc 10 b: Rad OF tho Managers, and OF
Ellis and Allan, Robert Gamble. Ism and ,vm.
NJ Kenzic Ian. Oh lax t.,.c
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FOR SdLE.

Wy virtue OF the power vested in
l. y IN: as trustee. by decd of tIpst executed TO
meby Philip Day. FOR the purpose Of securing a
deb, due from said Day to William Claiksoa--l
shall on the 22d Of January instant, proceed to
sell, on the premises, thar
TR a CT OF Ian
Lying 10 Albsmarle county, whereon Philip Day
now resides, (orthe right ofthe said Day therein,
consAining 400 acres. it being the land which
said Day noids during the life of his wife, under
the wdlof her former husband William Barks
dale Alss A NEGP0 MN named War.
mex. about twenty two years of age, and Il B0l-
named Wilson. abou, six years of age.
THOMAS JACKSON, 7;astce.
January I. 1905. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-12
FOX SALE,
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WIG IN James City county, on chiekaborainy
n river, ten niles from Williamsburg. Ths iz:.
proverneBts are, atwos,ory brick house with tvo
rooms and passage above and below, porricos
on each side. large and eapaeions barn, and 3
other oct houses. Tie whole ,rad including an
island ia view of the house, high and low land,
~i.h marshes, contains about 27O0 acres, scarce-
Nv oncti.ird Of which 10 cleared, Two thirds Of
the isIana is arabic, which, tsilh the land adjoin-
nag the bosses, is OF sspsdor quality. Adjacent
70 the isIardare two bod and navigabls creeks
with convenient landing TO each. The range
foy csths Is very extensive and the marshes znd
fns7iows viii supply al abnndsnce Of haJ. Fish
and fowl. IL their respective SEASONS, may with
ease be obtained st yorr door. This orchards,
consisting Of the greatest variety Of al kinds Of
! frsit see1ed with essc. are now IN fhsir prime.
The terms will Ne made known By William
berkeley of Richmond, WIIixm Randolph Of
Wilton, or the subscriber.
PAYToN RANDOLPH, lr.
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NOV, 4sns 1904. osvN law AFT n
Bail and Delivery Bonds
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