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NOTICE.

~ virtue of deed of truR, executed to me BY
- John Kelio, to iecure the payment of debt due
by him to John and William Bell, J ibaIl, on Friday
the god, of December, the houle Of the lad Iohn
k=lio, in the upper end ofthe county of Cumberland
proceed to fell 70 much of that valuable Farm con-
tanning $50 acres Of Land, or which he now lives,
tubied to two PRIOR deeds Of truly will pay the
fun due to the fad John aud William Bell of about
fix hundred and fifty pounds, with fone rtecei there
Oh, for the b,neGt Of John Eppes.
CREED TAYLOR, Trunee.
Nov. -. eptds
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[Vo1uME 2.

~ February 81: Our pri.on was kept full of
turks to guard us. The Raihaw, having 90,
..tlt oSera'is fright, coniented to let US remain
FEBRUARY 24.;. We were forbid Tending let
TO the Bathaw or his miniiters. The Ian ,.,,er.
we received, were broken open by the latter
before they were delivered 70 us.
rs $, f7f' 7ea5 DR.. Cazvdery's Ay;,p bru7;e-,
'Ve f<'+'" amt tie repetition gift. Eli. Bal.
ITO be t9nhnred.j
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NOTICE.

= Petition will be preftnted to the General AZ.
lehihy OF Virginia at the next fefiion, praying
','at an ACT may pals TO incorporate company for
the purpoie Of cutting Canal on the iouth Gde Of
the ais OF lanes River, other,viie improving the
navigation OF the river for the pafa ye of Bsttesux
ANA aho Tor the etablilhnleat of Bank in the town
OF Manchester IA - " 'o"
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TO RENT.

NE Lumber Houie at rrcGent occupied by the
i lubcrbegs on the Croi5 Street leading TO the
B-rop. 1t i,t~o tores high, 60 feet long, 90 feet
wide, aud well calculated FOR noring Flour or Tobac-
Co II it no; reoteI, the above articles will be re.
ceivci Gil Go-ageby
PICKETT, POLLARD, & JOHNSTON.
November .. (ep3wO
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES.
OR SALE, Certificates OF thi. fiate. bear;ng in
tereit OF per cent. and receivable at the ,Irea
ary,- - arrearages of taxes prio- TO the year es.
WILLIAM PRICE, Calhi CenI. II. \. ;.
May 10. IT.
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GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.

~ THE Grand Lodge of Virginia will meet
in the Maf0n's Hall in this city, at 6 O'Clock in
the evening of Monday the 9TH day of Deccin-
Der next.
": II. EtSepkyLaxa, G.S.
Nov. l2. IF
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IOEN EENRY.

+ OIlCEis hereby given, that petition will be
L Preitnsed to the general aiembly of vir-
gnia, praying that a& may pals to authorize the
iaie OF TRACT OF LAND, belonging to the eitate
OF VIM. Steptoe, deed. late Of Hewick in Middle
lex county, for the benefit OF his infant children and
his other legal Representatives.
Nov. /. tnI
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- -
ANNUAL MEETING.

HE An"ud Meeting OF the ManeheRer Turn
l. pike Company willie frid MIR i,roots - ,
Vern, on the firit Monday in December. wh.. i m ~
peaed the members will MtenG Punctu.lly, and con-
Vene b. 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
JAMES BRANOER, Cik.
Nov. 10. ep3dD
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M-4NCHESTER TURNP.KE COMP AM.
y EL,NQUENT Shareholders, on the 9th Re-
- qahtion, are hereby Notified, that iuch flares,
tsiii he fold the 2R day of December next AT Mr.
SrooksS tavern in Manchester, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon. JAMES BRANDER, Clk.
Nov. 10. ep@InD
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FROM THE BALANCE PUBLISHED IN AuD.
SON, Y.
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IRISH LINEN & SIlEETINC

NJ ELL aiIoreed in boxes containing 90 to IS
y" pieces, purchafed in Dublin laa July, and i'm
ported IN the chip George from Liverpool, fos iaie by
the box and piece by
JOHN EENRY.
Who has alto on hand, few bales Of GERMAN
imported iirea from Var.i
October 20. 5wp
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- The. Printers throughout the U. S. are re-
qdeHed to inferr the above twice, III their REFLECTIVE
papers, and uannlir their accomp,s the Editor Of
: he Enquirer. Nov. 49, epam
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ENHE Co-partnerlhip Of the fubicribers, under
/ the 6rm of Thomas TAYLOR * Co. will tIC.
folve BY mutual eorient, On the ! lth init.
THOS. TAYLOR,
JNO. SATCHELL.
1heIN6je'iberJ, nader The firm of
TAYLOR q BROWN,
Offer their iervites to the public as Aucr1onrrp
and Commission MERcHANrs, ~ the Rand IatcIv
occupied 10y Thomas Taylor c Co. where they have
OIL hand large flock of
DRY Goods and HrR-Lndia Produce,
mott OF which will be d;fpoled OF at private iale OH
very low terms for or approved negotiable
notes.
THOMAS TAYLOR
JAMES BROWN, Iunr.
Oaober IL. (tfI
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AMERICAN CAPrlvES III TRIPoLI.

Esfra5 from the Journal of DR.. Cozvdery, KEPT
AHriag bis eaptivity in 7riboH.
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NoTICE.-lf Fransis L;gbifoot, native of the
sounty ot New-Kens, and formerly re.idcnr of the
Gate Of Virginia, be now living, has any legal heir
or defendant living, either in the United States
ellewhere, by applying either in perfon or by fpecia
agent and producing, faicent evidence of their be-
,ng ueh legal defendant, to Wm or Nicholas Light
foot of the county Of James City, to Geo. or Liz ht-
foos Poindexter OF New-Kent or to James Poindex-
TER ct Powhatan, will hear Of fon,ethin highly nl-
portant aid much to their advantage
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
From late AoxseN MAGAZINE.
II Cxre far Sand Crask il HorlSs.

Il la policy as well as humanity 10 fudy the
removal of .hele malades aud infrnities Incl
dent to that noble and usfal animal the horfe.--
There is fearccly d,fealc in the W. .riiarian's
catalogue w..ich more incapscita.es this valuable
creature from performing the labor to which he
is dipoled, than the fand crack in one or more
of hi. boots. By daily work, without remedy,
il generally becomes worla and WORE infomuch
that the Gfsnre will extend 70 deep, as to occaa-
son blood to ooze out from't alrf,ott every fep he
takes; and NOT unfrequen,ly the evil runs into
What is denominated 4 Jaf 9Harte,,
The owner of fucn hoiie may be afured Of
removing this grievance altogether b. only care.
fully pairing away tho ragged part Of the hcof
dawn as near as pofioIs TO the helh or quick,
walhing the opming with loap luds, and, when
dry again, applying with the poiut Of a feather
a little of the alution of the eax,eieum kaa,e.--
This application being made every day, or every
other day, and on the intermediate one little
melted yellow bahlicop in the latne. manner, will
inlallby cure II, BY uniting sae feih ard foof
in hard found cicatrix. Tie writer Of thin ar
ticlc has faved a hi, h fpirted eitnaols mare by,
fheic means, and rhoie oniy, who bad 10 bad ard
bleedise faud crack on her off foie foo,Eas 10
make it matter of confederation whether her
throat fAould nor be curt, from motives of ten
dcrnefs 10 the animal. He may therefore FAY Of
his receipt, with confidence and trath.
PRoBATuM. EsT.
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COMMUNICATION.

The Richmond Enquirer, which
H., be be appropriately termed the
br,cle Of Virginia politics and views,
las iua given Us Tome Of the new theo-
Lie, Of Thos. Paine on government,
mich have appeared in the New ork
American citizen; and after lavilhlng
he mof fullome adulation upon them
Ind their author, concludes with a re-
nark, which ihould ftrike deep into
HE heart oe every man, who feels a
|Eilh to maintain order, peace, liberty,
property, or life, in lociety. (" A
bold and reforming ipirit," (lays the
Enquirery nowperyadingthe union.
= The friends of the people, in Penn
fylvania, are at this time earneltly oc-
Esupied on the lubje6t of calling con-
Kyentiontoreyiie their fate contribution.
lh fame ipirlt feems to have paiied
intc Tome of the other ltates. Mr..
Paine's efay is the frf pledge which
has been exhibited in the public pa
|Pers, that fmslu exertions are to be
made to amend the contribution Of N.
York
Thus We perceive that this !" bold
land rs0rming fpirit has truly COM
|nenced its career-and, under the au-
|PlceS Of him who kindled up the
names of the mott delolating war in
Europe that ever fcourged mankind,
Is 10 take a tour through our Inflated
country. Are thefe the S ufeful Ia
Don' which we're expected from this
mighty beiom of deltruaion, and 70
heartily prayed for in the famous let
l g OF our preiident? 1t has been con-
Aoenlly ailerted, that the latter is OPP
P0isd to iuch diCorganiziag meafures,
anu ihathe ranks himEelf among, thoie
= with an 'sunion of honef men,"
nu' what opinion can be formed of a
man whole projections and actions are
y saeFaalIy counter to- each other as
= g = defiance every principle OF
' sa,eua ITO Whit each party among
as esaocrats claims him, and conf
.er : INN as an holt on its tide, he pro-
lthSs Tor both the fame regard, and
y froteus, aiiumes the color, fem
oance aud form of a friend to each.
: ! this the conduct We ihould expect
lion man elevated TO the fri itation
~ oaf governments man whole II
ps0ed Years ihould render him averfe
. civil conyuliions-whofe long ex-
l psllsnse and matured Judgment lhould
Esel him the danger Of theoretical
lo0Vaaops-whoie amorpatria fhould
'ionpt him to exertions. for his coun-
good Either one party or the
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other muf be wrong, in his elfimation.
Why not ule the full influence of his
admonition, then, to arreif the evils
that mutt arile to our country from the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the diiorganizing
party I? Why not as openly elpoufe
and fupport the caule of the other?
Or does he fuppoie that the welfare Of
focietyis the objea Of neither--that it
is all a mere icramble for office and
power-and that while both have $ Ii
berry," & patriotilm," and " friends
of the people" in their mouths, they
have nothing but ambition, avarice
and revenge in their hearts. Nothing
but a conviction of this Kind can be
reconciled with his flence, without an
imputation Of the bfackef die upon
his motives. But if iuch be the cafe,
why not recall his letter to t. Paine,
that baleful ifar to religion and govern
ment Or would he, rather than in
cur the foul-mouthed, malignant fan
ders of that hend, prefer that the A
merican people ihould conlider him as
the bottom friend of this hoary incen-
diary, and as the abettor of all his
mifchievous adionsP The affirmative,
We fear, is the diitreiing dilemma.
FED. Gaz.
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lated on the continent, as an accurate
copy Of the terms in which the Field
Martial repuliedthat infamous attempt
to Allocate him with the flaves, rebels,
regicides, by whom the Ulurper is fur
rounded
6 SlRE,-The rank l occupy,
and the royal orders with which have
been decorated by your Majefy's
grand uncle and father Of glorious me-
mory, evince, that my lervices as an
officer, and fidelity as fubjea, were
approved by the fovereigns. Since
your Majelfy's reign l have done no
thing to forfeit iuch an honorable OPT
mon.
What could therefore have in
duced the perfon at the head of the
French Government to infult me with
his offer ofhaving my name reglfered
among the guilty ones Of French rebels
and regicides who fupported that 70
reigner's ufurpstion; all members of
his pretended Legion Of Honor2 My
confidence Sire, is clear hoaor, 10y
atty, and duty command me-, there
fore, to repulle with indignation luch
an outrage fnch an attempt to dilgrace
the grey hairs Of one Of, Sire, your Ma
jei1y's mott faithful fubjees.
(Signed) MOELLENDORF,
Field MayJhal.
Berlin, April %, 1906.
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From the Wahington FedersllG
Mr.. S. II. Smith,


AT time when owing to the excel
lent economy y of our political rulers
money has become 70 fcarce that we
we have had two banks robbed in one
week Some Of the people are folding
at all banks, and others are publicly ra-
wing at the people of Baltimore for
counterading subscriptions to the new
Farmers Bank. Al fuch time, to
make 70 many iaving calculations
would be excellent, if you did not
place the produd 70 far of-You
have laved on paper 6 THOUSAND 600
MILLIONS in fencing fluff alone, but
iafear you have unfortunately placed
all your gains at a ulelels diltance, or
would calculate in this way myielt.
The females of America are about 3
millions in number, they have all got
into foolifh fafhions, fuch as drinking tea
inGead of milk, of wearing fine mai
lins, ribbands and filks, lnltead OF
comfortable home pun--no% the law
inps for each individual in each year,
would be more than 20 dollars head;
Is the men mould only join as, in hml.
lar rules of economy, here is one hun
dred and twenty niIlioa faved in . year,
which at compound in:eref Of twelve
per centum, the prsjfnt nuorM q money,
Der annum, would fave in les than one
hundred and ninety thoufand years,
as many dollars as would cover the
fur(ace of the whole continent OF North
america feet 8 inch and one quarter
of an inch deep befldes making To-
lid bridge of gold fudded with dia-
monds, Sc. to extend on arches from
America to Europe; add to this, a py-
ramid, or Monticello, reaching to the
Moon, maybe built on the fame plan'
and of the fame materials as the tower
of Babel, by a @aving on broom ituH
alone by uiing broom corn lnitead OF
brulhes Of bri!iles imported from Eu-
rope, all this may be done in about the
fame time. On lhewing my plans to
friend he owned they were b'gger II
not better than yours; but added, he
would rather allow both of US a large
dsjeoum for ready money plan at t tA's
time ofgeneral jsarcity, owing, he lays
to the general calculation for Sefsr'.y
rather than for any Of oar prslenf ne n
ceMtiss. WAat haze poHerlty done Tor
US /? faid he, or rather, it we were mace
rich aow by real economy would not
poRerity, by becoming our heirs DC G.
As there may be fomething in all
this, / have promiied, yo" and your
correspondents will join me- to THINK
a little more for the preGure oftae pre-
Snt time. ANNE CoNoMY.
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LANDS FOR RENT

will rent, of my el@ate in Caro-
line county, 5000 acres, for term CT z years
A comfortable part of this land lies Immediately
on the Mattapony river, and will produce FIVE
barrels ofcorn per acre It's gessraliy IN good
condition for farming the low grounds Tome OF
which are in meadow, and are perhaps equal 70
any in the Fate.
i will Hkta0je Rent, for tbe Jane tern,
Two thoufand acres in the county
of Orange, adjoining the Court. houfe. This
and is we'll known for producing fine tobaeco.--
For further particulars enquire OF
JOHN BAYLOR,
New Market, near the Bowling Greet;
July '@'S
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This IS to,glYe Notice,

THAT the faoferibsr, Of Asxan9ria County,
1 in',he diiritt OF Columbia. hash obtained
letters of adm;niif arion on the p.rlonal eRae OF
Ro6ert B,a4vx, late of the eoua'y ato'siaid, de-
ceated /: all perfons having claims agaHt the isid
deceafsl. are hereby wssn.d TO exhibit them
with ii. vouchers thereof, to the (nblciioer, on
or before the sd day Of November nest. or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit TO iaia
efste. Given under my hands this Sd day Of
DIXON BRITTlhGHAAF, Aam''
of Rosfar BRowN. :.
Augua 8. 2a"zm
". B. All pe,fdns indebted to the above els
rate, are r,queaed to. make immediate payment
to the adminiit a.or. .;
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Tie Schooner
General Pinkney,
AugaR 3.
This is to give Notice,

~s~HAT the iublcribsr, Ct Alexandra county,
L in the dittria Of Columbia, bath obtained
letters of administration on the pcional etate OK
Fraacis Richard, mariner, late of tie county az
fosefaid, deceafed all pcrfons having claims Dc
qaina the fa,d dcceakd, ale hcreb. warned TO
exhibi, them with the vouchers thereof, to the
fubicr;bcr, on OF before the Sd day OF November
rexs, or they may by law be excluded t'om al
benefit TO iaid eRate. Given under M hand,
this third day of AuguR, sos.
JOSEPH M. PERRIN, Aam'r.
Aueua 3. eoo'
NJ. B. All pe,fons indebted to the above ei-
tate, are requ=Red to make irn,eaia,e payment
to the adminiarator.
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Stebhen AYnold.

Stephen ArnoM.
1t will be fememberedth that at the lalt
court of Over and Terminer in the
county of Ctfego, the murder Of the
little girl (whole peculiar iuferlngs
excite fuch lively interef, even at
this remote diftance from the fcene OF
aaion} received his trial and condem-
nation. The court appointed Friday,the
10Th inf. between the hours of eleven
and two, as the time for his execution.
Not leis than ten ,houland people al
{embled on that location. Between
the hours of eleven and twelve the prl-
loner was taken from the place of his
confinement, with a rope round his
neck, ieated on his coffin, and con-
veyed on a cart to the place of execu-
ton. 1t was with difficulty that COM
pany of artillery could efficiently dit
perie the throng to enable the criminal
TO PATS and it was with equa! difficulty
that company of infantry, formed in
the rear and on each Gde of the crlmi-
nal, could lecure him and the procet-
fion from the preGure of the multitude.
After the procef1ion had reached the
place of execution, and the criminal
had Attended the lcaFold, prayers were
offered, and folemn affecting iermon
delivered, by the Rev. MIR. Lewis
The clergy, and others Who were near
the prifoner, then took him by the
hand, and recommended him to the
mercy and favor OF God.
The conduit of Arnold, ever flnce
his arref. is {aid to have been decent,
and expreRiye of the deepeR convic-
ton Of his crime. On this occahon
particularly, his conduit. was fuch as
to excite very lively fympathy IN the
surrounding multitude. He ieemed to
Walk thoughtful on the silent, solemn
nOf that vas. ocean he must sail SO
soon.o
After the priloner had made ihort
addrefs to the people, and had lnform-
ed the executioner that ne might per.
form his duty, the. iheriF role and
read reprieve which he had received
from the governor after the ioiemn IN $.
of the day had commenced. Ihe
criminal was 70 overcome with the e.
motions which this unexpected intelil,
gence produced. that he tainted, ana
fell fenfelefs from his feat. When he
had little recovered, ne was recon
Quoted TO the prifon, with the lame &C.
remonv with which he had been con-
veyed to the feaAoid.
N. Y Nero. Ad.l
One of the cordons of .Bonaparte,s
Legion Of Honor, recently tranimltted
to the Court Of Berlin, was intended
for Field Martial Moellendorf, but
| was preremptorily rejected by that
| veteran warrior.
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!. full Of zeal and ardor'
ynaon ~ hing will be done 70 en-
sba ssI;' and 70 reitore our unior =
r. e., ,a' plilonels e their country anu
Ssnds
c.,o 4 letter from the Me-
/ Wsh 'ss which contains the follow
ttafaasabb information with relpect
Is asls s.rafious againif the barbarlans
Ps ,s.91; COnful Eaton who has as, !,
flgPp he command Of the depoied
fls ga r. troops, had marched from A. !
Sa lss1i, with With tx thouiand troops, 6
,asa.d As far as Dernl a. A.s fo5ee
J iaoa'cd to augment. The rslgn'ns
Ess,s was preparing to meet hlm. Il
| :. evidently hoped that this enter
& :. s i cooperation with the attack to
Made By our quadron, would terml-
ma : ,bs yindication of the rights
:. and nations, and reitore our
llla ,,,s oounsrymen TO the bleis-
'O''9' esssSon,. (Phah Pap
+, ,tt,nlpt was made to top the
-, q aIl Stage, by four villains one
'' ! J. !, MI three black, on "wednesday
sals; no Ia Il at three o'clock, on its
~ from the City of Warrington to
u 'Sa ,,s,,, near Snowdcn's Iron Works,
' 1'lu twenty FIVE miles from this CITY.
'yss. mined n, out ola thicket and endea-
'a ~ 8 Ieze the foremoR horie, but 10
Iss him as to render fruitleis all
,,smnl, to oyertake the itage.
(Baa,mOre Tstegrabbs.)
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One of the cordons of Bonaparte,s
Legion Of Honor, recently tranimltted
to the Court Of Berlin, was intended
for Field Martial Moellendorf, but
was preremptorily rejected by that
veteran warrior.
The following letter has been elrcu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
go Dollars Reward.

" UE away from tie Subscriber living in AM
hers, comfy near Lyneliburg tbs 9th March
lss,, negro man slave named GECR G E--aLout
20 or u years OF age, 5 feet z or s inches high,
rather ct yei.owish complexion, sqaarc made.
low legged, and has z downlook with 4 low yei-e,
also tiiick lips. This fellow waSraiscd in King
William cosiify.b y Old Henry sisnter, and has
since been tnv property of Ears. Eesre. OF lAa-
gusts county iheard tia. he was m Ausassa
eouriy in the month of ArfA iasr. and from the
best iniern,-ilcn can ger. Iis aim wac for King
William county. where he Wa rsiscd. Any lsef-
ssn securing him il. j-l so that gtt hint aguin.
tsAa receive the above reward. AID II ksosghs
hone, al rsasonable Changes PAID
Joseph Kinnerlss
December 8. IG94 w6s .
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II .4RT a::ai soUTsIG K,

H.4RT AID cCUTfIG c:TE,
Gfoces~ asd con,,aissiva Merchants,
IN thc'stcte a,ey occupied By Mr.. BovLrcs,
opposite RI reasc,ifs' issin';yy-CG.ce. {
MAIN STREET, RIG II MON ID,
,orssscTrJIi.Y i.fcrni fbtsr f,;es.is sns RE
IL fAhis 'd.i tfey base tad IN yess:t .,-ss.;-
s,ese 81 CRocEHirs ard Llouohs,J slr srsf qaa-
irses. ss1i. sey sellg ioss IN reap
ny or prcstncs q, cns5 fsiees.
Also. S5aser's Wa,c. F<:srf Ser. Ca,pospder.
iasi-o sc. &c. ard Ilsre's i,3iasltif BIO 5cuiea
possrr, 81 sslick fLsy koe c-.sss,I, sa FL. y nc
.s,s-a or si''gis 5ossis.
1-ley bare for sale. Commission. Cur
NAILS pom Sdsv 2odl b. zoe elss c' snsaH fuar-
,ri.hs; s:lso. a qaa,di.J II SoSi. LEArnzn,Jor
Cas-. or ID te btvse'ed for VAsst anu
par If couoo y Z AsiLLsToNns,3Je e. Ii IN.
-fEsnst .. 1867.
NICHOLAS fiALLAM,
Tue ,ilvs s.tese re s,rna- yvsyn, i'ss feetic
cifioni s5s faseg N 0os, a''a for sale O.. zoe
,,1st iysdl,- sc fer'.:s.
Thee ,IsoaAA,sd WI, oscxcei'ent BACOsf Hams.
@,.l Mddlis.gss aud . supply ot choice rew
ami old Northern CHEESE; Also. lElsH
POTATOES.
Liiersise. on assortment q sci ebcscn
& IL y c 4 RI Is S,
Consisting Of Loaf & Brown Sugars cosee,
Yvdng Eysou AMI I,af erjslTsa, Chocolate, Rice.
Indigo, Macs. Cloves, aud oter tpiccs; Dry
sherry, Lisbon, aud M slsga tvncs, Ccgniac,
Peach and Apple Brandy Ran. Holland and
: Country Gu; W.i.lsy. Mclasses, &c. Geek.
stS ard Stone Ware, and variety OF other s.ti.
sicles IN the Grocsry hue. wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09

WILL be offered ior sale, to t!1e
Wv highest bidder. on Wedncs.ay the 5sd
day of January, 1905 if fair, it nor tire rsxt fair
diy) al the late dwelling house OF William S.
Smith, dec, OF this county. soTse Stock &C Cz7-
TIE, SEEhP u HOGS, a number Of good
cEFSIf. several FEd91E1 Bids ard Fl,R.
FTTURE. Horsehold and Kitchen FLJPNf..
7URE. so Gallons Of Apple aud Peach BRAN.
IN, single CHAIR, and sundry other articles.
Twelve 'ucnihs credit wlbe allowed the rurcha.
scFs For al SUNS above ten dollars, on giving
bonds wiki approved security to carry intc,es,
from the date not punauslly paid. II is mecca.
ssry that nil persons having eiains against tl,e
estate of sad deoedent, do, on or before the dsv
of sac, bring forward their accounts pr,, eylv
authenticated. as tbs NOTICE will b. plead in bar
against any claim proddcsi &ftcr the said dsr.
JOSIAH SMITH, Ex'r.
Powhatan county. Dee. 18Th. 15sf. 3ws