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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05
W JosErrf RAN, Shf. N. C.


DY.virtue ola decree OF the court
~ of the United States for the fifth circui, in
the Virginia dIstrit. pronounced in May iast, be.
tween John Somerville, ptf and David Ross,
dett.-Whlbe SOLD. on Tuesday the l5th day
OF OCTOBER next, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, 20 much Of the TRACT OF LAND,
IN CIISsfsT"S'a county, commonly called the
FALLS PLANTATION. as viii bs sufficient
20 raise the sum of two thousand one hundred &
twenty one dollars and 81 cents, and the costs of
sn't and OF SALE The point at which the purcha.
seris 10 begin his sarvey & tile direction in which
he IS to run his lines will be designated on the
day OF sale, which sale will be had on the pre-.
misses.
JOSEPH SCOTT, Marshal ". ID.
Sept. 18th. 1905 ids
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For SAFE. On Private Contract,
y KEEN-WAY :. the seat cal

q kECN-WAY; ; the seat Cl
NJ which now reside, Including Mons. Sacer
and the courthouse teuerrenis, containing in all
100 acres Of fertile level farmingla land preserving
one acre Of consecrated ground The whole is
bounded by two navigable creeks, eriptyimg into
James river before the door and forming bays
the'sfrom 400 yards oniy--25 miles TO Peters,
burg, by water, so TO Richmond, by land, and %
TO Wisiiamsburg.-The courthouse tenemeat has
omit large ensured tavern, with six rooms ore
OF which is 50 feet by 90 IN length and breadth.
arch'd in the middle and used for entertainmentss
also. all necessary out honses, good garden and
iine well OF water, dry cellars, stores, &c. for
the use of a commercial business, which arc now
occupied 10 advantage in that line. This is e;r-
ceient place for stock, FISH and fowl in their
sons, and enough of corn, wheat and oats may be
made by common industry, for the consumption
OF the tavern. This tenement has 200 acres Of
land annexed TO IL, aud rents for yclO0 year.
CREEN.WAY contains 500 acres well inn
proved. On IT. is geu,eel well finished dwelling
house. containing rooms; all wanscoated, chair
board high, with ne dry cellars. the full Length of
the house which is So feet also every other bajd-
ing which a reasonable person could wish or des
sire, TO wit Z. handsome study, store house,
kitchen. laundry, dairy, meet house. spinning
house and an ice house, within the oaneiage. a
barn 40 by 81 feet, two granaries, rwo earrisges
houses, 90 stalls FOR horse S, a quarter for house
stocked, and ver.i oihcs out houses for slaves,
well Of warer Use exceIen, thar can drink irs
with delight after returning from, mountain cir-
euit,) a large fertile garden aboundiug with a.
great variety Of shrubs. heros and beautiful flow
ers, well enclosed. The buildings new and wsli
covered with shingles.
NONS-SACER con,ains 500 acres more orS
less, on WHICH is = neat small dwelling. a nil be-.
gun on failing stream, one mule from Jar,es
river and emptying i,seif thereip. This fam il
remarkably level. and highly iuprosAbie, is Ia q
fre settlement for wheat ana timber so ths, the
manufacturing business MAJ he carried on 10 gseas
advantage, as also tie sewing Of timher now so
much IN defaae5. About iali tbie estate incsus5ve
is nuder fine Ire wood and iirrber--srd scarcely
4 gall or wash on any part OF IT, The arue aud
fever has not VISITED while person for 20 years
that reco'iea. In shor, there cannot wen be
conceived more agreeable situation IN ali rc.
speeds than this estate taken together.
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Nor1cE

hrtchy given. shat on Mord,y the c8sh OF
oaober next. If fair. if notth- next fair, lss,,s
shall proceed 20 sell, = valuable '1R SCI OF
LAND, containing 200 acres ri,se or Lex. and
personal eS,are, pursuant tue .ast vlil and iss-
lament Of John Turpin, dec. The land viii De
sold upon one and two years credit for bond aud
az 3 vsd security to bear interest from The date
IF i,vt purtlusIly paid, and 10 be ntira,ely secu-
lei by deed of trust upon the premises. The
place is pretty well known By the name of Tur.
pin'sTavern, and lies uponths roldisadiug from
Richmond to Charles City courthouse. Within 6
miles Of the forner--much might be said ia favor
OF thar situation. and shew it TO be truly de:ira.
BILE, either stand Cor = tavern, or reso.t con-
tiguous to Richmond--ie aboynds IN sas wood.
aud is supplied with water equal to any below the
mountains; Is improved by a well constructed
dwelling house, having a passage and hand
some rooms below and 2 above Stairs Al orchard
of wen selected fruit trees, apple & peach that
seldom fail bearing. Presun,ng however, thar
persons disposed 70 buy, viii pseviousiy, yie " the
place, IL is needless add more than. such may
be stcwn 1t by the subscriber adjoining thereto.
The personal estate consulting OF likely yoapg
Negroes, sune good beds, other households and
kitchen furniture, crop of corn. fodder, plania-
ton utensils. stock df horses, cows, hogs aud
sheep, win be sold upon IL months credit, for
bond and approved security,to carry ifEeres, as
in the other case, il not pundiIaly pad for all
sums under 10 dolls. cash muse be paid down, aud
bonds executed before the properly sold is deli
vered. AUSTIN TALMAN Ex'r. Of
JoEn TrRPIN, dec.
Henrico county, Sept %, 1906 ids
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MP THE LrE1rzrxs:r xevsHSoh or TIE
coNHcNwnkLIn CT vIRcsSfA,
A PROCLAMATION. ~

yEyBEREAs it appears ,ha, the cities of
wv New York and Philadelphia. tls West
India Islands and other places are now unhappi.
~ affixed with infectious and 'nAignan, dis
ease. whirh without due caution may nc brought
into tits commonwealth. by vessels arriving there.
from; have thought 1T. with the advice OF the
eoreii OF stale. TO issue this proclamation. here
by calling upon the superiurendants Of Q,aran
tine ct the diiterenr ports of entry and deliytryof
this commonwealth. TO use every cxcrsion on
their part TO prevent the introduction OF Sd great
calamity among the good people ct this state ::
To elect which they hereby parti cularly en-.
J,ined TO demand OF all masters Of vessels coming
from the said Cities of New York and Philadel.
phia, the West Iadia Islands, or any other place
aiaiefed as aforesaid, the requisite declaration Of
the SKATE of health OF their respective crews. sc.
according 10 the law in that cyse made and pro.
vi.ed And II the result of such enquiry shall sa-
tisiy the superintendent OF the port which such
vessel may wish 70 enter that the public safety
requires ,heir performance oil Quarantine, he is
HEREBY required TO sse that the same bs done ar
the place heretofore appointed, convenient to the
SAID port tor a time nor exceeding twenty DAYS.
And do hereby striay enioiu and require thar
until such vessels shall be discharged from their
Quarantine, all persons coming or goods imported
therein, come hat on shore, or 20 on board any
other versei, or be landed put on board any o.
ther vessel whatsoever within ibis com monwealth
And moreover, that no person or persons 20 on
board any vessels ordered 10 perform Quarantine,
IN pursuance hereof. without permission FIRST had
and obtained IN writing from the said superin,end-
ants. And the said sYperintcndants are hereby
authorised 10 use the proper means OF obtaining
the most early and accurate information OF The
situation OF all vessels coming from the said cities
OF New York and fAuladelphia, the West India
Islands, or any oshcr place aHiStcd as aforesaid,
win an intention of entering into any of the ports
rivers or hsrbors within the jurisdiction of this
state And all pilots are hereby required and en-.
joined TO give notice unto some one OF the said
superintencsnts. of the arrival Of all vessels from
the said oi'iss OF New York and Philadelphia, the
west India isIands. any other place afli6led as
Aforesaid, and are inhibited from conducting the
same into any of the ports of this state until due
examination 10 made as Aforesaid.
! Given under my hand as lieutenant Governs
/ or, with the seal Of the Commonwealth an.
nexed, at Richmond, this 2Ist day. of Sep.
Les. tembsr. IL the year of our Lord one thou.
! sand eight hrnSred and Eve, and OF the
conmcDwea,h the tiriieth
| (SiSnedl JOHN GUERRANr, Jr.
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Upper ApPoTattox Company.
4 7 meeting ofihe Trustees at Pridesyie,
1 4 the l4th lane, 1906.
CsoEHEo, Thai each shareholder on the new
Subscription, pay twenty FIVE dollar, on zach share
on the hrst day of Odobcr next as third resui.
siuon. Tesle,
T. PRIDE, Clerk.
ihe interest OF the company calls for the siris.
eN Pu"auaiTy. shall attend at the different
county courts in Oaober 10 receive pavren,'
T. PRIDE, Receiver. ,
lSln Scpt. loO5- 4w
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A CCUETINGROOaT, sTORF
~ ROOM and GILLIAN, ia sfitk
buld,n. near The basin i8t rcxt daor toNessrs.
Hau ani soa'hga's's. Epsiirs o. ihe printer.
Issh sept. 1873,
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IS committed 70 the Jail Of

I'M E-'-H1 : TT VII = " M Je1f VI
~ Northumberland corn'y 2neeroes SAM
and JOHN as ruHaways. Sam is ABOUT 5 feet
10 inches high. and was sold from this county by
James Smith OF the said county, to Mr.. King
Of Portsmouth. about three years past, and Says
Mr. King sold him TO a gentleman OF Sorih Ca.
rolina. whose name he gays he docs net know
John Is about five feet high, stout and 81. made
ard SAYS he belongs 10 4 Stephen Hsnsford OF
Caroline county. and appears to lie about 20ysass
OF age--had on when he came to jail negro
cloth jacket and troS-scrs, country Knit stock
inss aud. country made shoes. old oznaburgs shirt
and old black hat. Their owners are requested
to come forward, rrove property, pay charges &
take them away, or else they will be dealt by as
the law directs.
JOSEPH ROGERS, Tailor, for
5ws IosEPrf Rail- ShA. N. C..
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Sales at Auction.

EOURlargc and strong WORK
y HORSES, frcm 7to 9 years old, NAV be
had in exchange for BRICKS. or for BRICK
.WoRg--rhe bricks TO be delivered, or the work
to be done. Immediately. on the next spring, as
may be agreed Enquire of the printer.
September %, 1905. DIV
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NOTTCE.

a PETITION viii be present
r. "a 0 tao neSt cruersi 4aen.biy, praying
ther, 81 ysf, law, autboIsipg the court Of this
eo,:s.1 - levy rroney, scr The pnrpstc q brig.
iag g nc rssofcs thereOf, from March 1888 TO
Elsfrh 1917.
soclhsmpion, Sept. 2, 1905 Sm
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John TOMPKINS

r HE proprietor offers for sale. a
= Tfa6r or LAND. adjoining scoale-
To~n. which he ffopcses 70 divide into lots Of
twenty Eve atreS.--For iBrshsr particulars apply
20 .ssessrs. P.ossct & M5ncurs. If
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lor1y Dollars Reward.

I'd UN awavfrom the subscriber liv-
: 20. ing in Granville coueif. Moth Carolina,
In ifstch last, two bright niulatso fellows; one
By the name of 8fKTLEY, about 35 years OF
age, he has butiiiic TO Say, and appears TO be We
r. humble; he is a toerabIc good Shoemaker
and Cooper, about feet 10 or l 1 inches high,
and ne IS a wei get nsgro.--CEORGE is about
20 years of age, about 8 feet high, spare made,
but 4 very saipe negro, fond OF drink. and a very
forward saury fellow. ! expect they have ob-
tainei free Passes and viii endeavor to pass for
free negrSeB; it is probable they IRE lurking a.
bout Manchester, Richmond OF Petersburg; they
were sect IN ManeFestey 4 few days past Any
person taking them.up and conEning them in jail
50 that ges lne.a. shall have the above reward
or GO dollars for either, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENING. +
June 5rh. 1905. If
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UI'OPIA

win also dispose of---This little estate lies ir,
James CITY county is in an Is and SURROUNDED by
navigab'e wafer near the mouth OF Cbickahnu,ny
river, containing 746 acres OF highland and hard
marsh sufficient tor the suppvf, af 1000 head OF
cattle in the month Of May. The high land IS
rich and prodnces four and Eve barrels Of eornto
the acre There are 100 acres Of good timber adj
joining the same.
In the csntre of this island is very handsome
hill ION which small but conlfortab dwelling.
Is built, sifording fire prospect over Iames riyeF
for many nies. Here every necessary oflife can
be had and many OF It's Injuries with lfttle trou-
bic. II overaows with milk and honey when snfi-
icien; stock Is furnished to 20 upon. II is re-
naskabls for 6ne fruits, the hosts seldom or ne
yer ahea it; aud no place in Virginia su,passes
1t for fish and wild fowl. From this place q,ian-
titles OF hay might be transported by water to
Richmond, Norfolk or Petersburg. ~
Any kind OF public securities will be taken for
the above properly. O. it more agreeable to Tho
purchaser or purchasers. ] win receive rart in
cash and the balance at eonvenien, perioJs--so
or 30 slaves and stocks OF every kind may be had,
IT the estate is purchased all together. M lsuds
on Clear creek, Big Lickin. ard rriplet. IN Ken
tueky will also sell, or exchange for properly IA
Richmond.
II may be nov enquired wig should in an ado
vanced srage Of life part with Pm estate so con-
yenient and agreeable in all respects, In tbs Grse
place, in 1.-THE time sfall b, compelled BY the
unsring voice OF nature 20 /" quit this moral
COLI" aud !, IS Es SHOULD 90 adjust All my mat
te,s as to leave nothing tor gigaticr after my
death. My years Of regrsr viii be therefore but
few On that score. Secondly, Il IS the best mode
can adopt fora fair division Of what I possessa a.
mong ny children and Issil, am oeairous of
obiaiuing situation, more convenient and cheap
foe the education Of my sons. which the savings
from marrow parsihonons salary. ard the pfo-
fits arising from much nceie9ed estate, in con.
sequence Of ny attention to ppbic dwi,s. can nc
YER support. John TYLER.
August "a. 1908. uyff
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V Joseph, who viii continue the
4 =. business in his own name, informs the
5ui,iio tl,a, on l'uessay and Wedne sday the 2f,h
and 2sih Of the present month, and on Th,usisy
lie Sd 0a. also on Tuesday & "Wednesday the
9Th ard 9th, add on Tuesday and Wednesday
slie 18Th and Ion OSobes. his store viii be shut
rs on Saturday. according to the Mosaic institu-
ton. Any other time he viii have pleasure in
waiting on liberal public, and soiieits the con-
tihuance of their Iavors.
u L. JOSEPH.
Sept. 10, 1905. ts
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n OT1 C~f.

rg'HE Copafmership of L. JOSEPH
. & Go. was Dissolved by les Limitation onthe
icurih day OF ,iis pres.n, month. They are
thankful 10 liberal pubic for the share OF pat
,onase they have experienced. =.
All those who. have claims on that fr'n wa
please call on l.. Iossrh Tor payments and All
rhose Indebted viii please make payTrenttc hiri.
L. JOSEPH.
]. y kUKSHElDT.
Sept 10. 1905. 3w
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Court ofthe United
States for the fifth ciieuit in the Virginia
difrid, pronounced at the May term, 1903,
in behalf OF RoBERT BIRD aga,n& JgJf4b
Wegon and sG506g Lovs will be fold to the
bighsit bidder for ready money,
u N ESTATE or PLANTATION, inthr
I "A county OF Primo. William, called Buck
laaa--and one in the county of Wefmoreiand,
called cdashhy; for the purpoie of raiiirg the
fun of twelve thouland dollars with incTef
thereon, to be comFuted after the rate Of i've
PER centum per annum, from the 10th day of
November 1893; and the further fun OF nine
,houfand four hundred and fifty four dollars and
eighty eight cents, with like interef, to BE com.
.puted from the 10th day Of May, 1898.
The fse Of the aforementioned elstcs will
be made On the prcm.ies; that Of Bpckland to
take place on the l4th day Of October next
from which only The fun of eight thoufand ,liree
hundred and forty.ilx dollars, with inteTeG, al
fix per centon per aunun, 10 Be computed from
the 18th day Of Jog, 1877. and the exPence Of
fae thereof { 20 BE RATED, and tic refMue from
that called Chsntlly, the !aie Of which viii take
place ON the 10Th day o. the fame month.
Benjamin Mofby, D. NJ.
FOR
Tofeph Scott, NJ. Y. D.
September s. dt'4th OF.
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Augpf &.
The SubfCriber

Wlaes to RENT or SELL, the following
Properly, on King-frest, viz.
r HE CO&NER STORE, lately occupied
BY himf'f 1.-The ltand is equal to any in
town for retail fore, an! will be rc.1tcd very
cheap. AIfo, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Hall; the houfe is very convenient and
in good rcpair--this alo viii be rented bar.
gain if applied for immediately, For terms, APP
Div 10 THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his ablense to Mrs. H4aoa, living on the
prcmifes.
AuguR 8. dtf
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Forty Dollars Rezuard,
For apprehendiog and fccuring in any saoi IN
the United States, 70 that get him again,
Negro II B " r;

the United States, {. tha, sc, him again,
Negro II B NER;
T TE is a foot, &rong, and active fellow !;
underaands plantation bufnels well ard is
a good fhocmaker; re is about 81 years ola,
about feet 9 OF 10 inches high; ne has Tome
old fears from whip which he received ieysn
teen wears ago for running away he has been
my property ever fnce and do not recoileet
flat he has ever been corrected Lnce, ahhass
often deferv.d it nc has a mother in Fanqeie
county, Virginia, the property Of Ms. John
Bronauga,, and have been Informed he vas
fccn on the road enquiring for faid place, with
PATS lesting forth that he was tsee man, and
nv name aGixed to fome of them. oil Of which
are forgsries; ard l will give farther reward
me Of the p:.foa or perfons guilty Ct the forge
ry, provided they are convicted OF the 'sne'
Tbe above fave went off 2Seh July, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
AuorH
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Diaolutlon of Copartnerlhip.

THE Cepartnefhip fiiherte fabafing undes
the firm Of ,J7ejsp6 Riiadle 81 Co of A!exan9Sia,
was dlIulyed the fra iueant, fy aptual cor
fent: All ptrionS thar arc indebted 30, or that
forward and fettle, as il is eeifa5te to clcfe the
Concern as loon as pofible. Thois whose acJ
counts are of leng handing are particularly re-
queGed to attend 20 this notice, ana make
payments TO either of!sae fpblcrihers.
jOSAPH RIDDLE,
o. Alexsndfia.
JAMES D$LL,
Of Baltimore.
Septennber 49,. 1t
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MONDAY, the 10Th day
of AuguN, 1895.
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Alexander Smith & Son
Haze jz8 recriofd from on boa'd The orig Ma
RE, t,om Lisbon,
u boxes of LEMONS,
In uncommon good Order.
They alfo keep. as si"ah,
Sugar, in hhds. and barrels
Jamaica Rum, in hhds-
Loaf and Lump Sugar
New England Rum, in barrels
Salt, Of d,feren; kinds
Imperial and Young Hyfon Teas
Whikey, by The hid. and barrel
And Other GROCERIES, as ufusl; all ct
which they will tell low for cain, or exchange
for county produce.
N. 3. We ALTO continue to keep complete
sffortnsnt of BOLTING CLOTHS, aud ieletf
-,he bea FLOUR for family ufe, and will give
the higheR price for FLAX-SEBD.
September i9. - cav
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FOR SALE.


IN PRIN&E.Nl!LLi.4N COUNTY,
Neab(co Furnace, and It's Ap-
pendages, with 4 or 5000 acres
Of Land adjoining,
n TEAR the town Of IDENTIFIES, and within
l% four miles of the Potomac. The foil IS
generally adapted to the produce Of fnaIi grain
and, ii coo Comfortable TO, orc pnFchaer, VIII
be laid eff IN lots lutabc for fnall farms. A
dcfcription Of the land i, Thought unnecefary, as
tf,ie wi(hing TO piiTchafc viii. no dod'. iira
view it. The payments required will be one
third cath, aud The balance 80 Two annual initial,
nents, to be lecured by mortgage On The land,
and no deed will be made until the laf payment
is cor piled with. ANY perion wiAning 10 pur-
chafe, may know the terms By applying TO Mr..
15omas r. Pag>, living near The prenniics who
is fully authorioi BY me, TO fell the whole or
any part.
John Tayloe.
Mount Airy, Auguf "a 13m
N. B. A valuable Nine Bank,
MARYLAND, may be had with The Furnace.
w -, 49,
az The highef price given for
| 4 -
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LAND for SALE.

/ [ have about 1000 acres of Land,
equal TO any in the fate of Kentucky, lying
near Lexington, wl.:-hI viii fell great bargains
the title indifputsble, and an old military
one. The terms OF the fal. will be made low,
and very lengthy credit given on coaiidera-
BILE part of the purchale money. Thole gentle
rnen who intend to fettic in the fate, and who
/. with TO purchafe, may find it their interef to
call upon me. have che certificate OF the hon.
5oba Br4cktayi4se, Efq. and others, hewing
the title, dtuation, quality, quantity and valu:
Of this property.
John Luke.
&rora r, DIFF
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N O T | c +.

The lubfcriber, Administrator to the
.aate and eiieess of Eagtue Haaly, deeeaied, e.
ou,its all pcrions who have claims agalnit the e.
tate. TO bring them forward, legally authent !,
c.ts5. for fetIlcment ans thoie indebted Will
Dl.af. 70 make immediate payment.
9 William Oxley.
Auaun r4a
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Auguf ID.
TUNIS CRAVEN

HIS JUST REcEIHE D,
s puncheons Jamaica Kum' OF
hyperion quality.
IS puncheons, England Rum.
80 barrels
Which he will I'll low, Tor cain or approve
negotiable notes.
AnguR 90.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ast4E TruGecs ofthe town of PROVIDENCE,
4 having thought it expedient 10 pofpone
the Sale of the fevera LOTS in the fad town,
adyertiled for lsIe on ibis day, until MONDAY
the 2ia day OF O8ober next--iNotics lberGfO,t
Is givex, That the Gaid Trufees will, on that
day. procecd@~to expofs to PUBLIC Sale, ios
ready money, the ieyeral LOTS in the lad
town, agreeable 10 the ad ofaGembly eaabiiih-
ing the fame.
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PUBLIC SALE.
(, v;rtile of a deed of tru9, from

IL l&AAA ~ ~ \ - -
B. virtue of a deed of truf, from
~, Dsviayas 10 the fuocribet, for tecarins
1. aym.as d fhlr,een hundred dollars TO IL.
s,s STFss,ras and 55fag Faxosf viii sbs exPof-d
sgJ8LgC SALE, TO the higbea bidder f7i
r apa.g, on the pTeRiles, on saturday
A. lsts dly Of Ostoaef nsxt, atfoqr o'elasS N
Il. ss.rnaoa, a ii ,JJ Sc and LOT, on Prince
Greet, AA.ta:eo Wafer aud FaiFfax,frects, late
o::asi.d ~ II. faii ianas DlviNon as ia
era ri. Houfe is large apa commolious.
sd i IA part Of the iowa we'll calculated for
bain.E oF any kind --ana the falc viii poinvcly
IKE place,
c. DeneaIe, TraPee;
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