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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
!, that tine; We fee enough Of th,n
bat they behave well. N4l !

that time. We ie. enough Of tt,r
bat they behave well. s'l'J dsy,
!" in- ufaal market is Mobil. ,,a
bo' nn'eis thcfe plscrs inc,a(e !, ,I'eo''
proportion that the lett:men,s her. 80 '"s stao
mna look % fome more ai6an, ma,k., w we
( however, may be regarded as the Aanl. lotion
ont the Spanlfh impoGtion Of IL per c,n,a as'Sls
great drawback on the profits Of the plsr,., -. y
bat we look forward with c0nGdcbe. - - nsN
tinttlon OF this claim. The price of corn &c a
halt dollar to dollar per barrel Of on. Nv
halt buihe's; and the price OF whcat from a Y
dollar to one an hall per bulh-l. Cow, ". ".
neatly fhe fame price as in Kentucky, bu, !, !;
dIihcult to buy any, as people 60 no, like 70 4.
creaic their isoeks, though they are tr.op.0,,
immenfely large. The priec Of land NAV h.
vefaged at two dollars; sad there will he lor.
valuable traes TO be fold this winter By tn. II
nited Ssa.es. However tn: qaaa.;sy Of .ooi
land for falc is not large, and confcquen,Iv ~.
wlhing TO pufchse, ought to Gee Tie country IA
make his choice in time. The diR4ncc bv Ia!
from Naefville, is about 900 miles. Verv few
4racu VIII 1elf iof more than two dollars, pava
bic in four infaments.
But whrr we have the FIRE. navigation NJ,
the river, | know nothing which hould rend.,
this land lels valuable than good Lard within "A
miles of Rietrond (Vng.j We h re p.titiop.d
government to pu,chaie line tra4 OF land from
the Choetsws@on the ether fde OF the .rrv.r-
We hope likewile 10 obtain abeut 40 miles fquas
from tile Greeks. We want induGr,ous irlsnf.
ants. Our improvements are very bare. Few
orchard. mo brick or Rone houics, and but lew
framed ones--no fbcsp, and as to poui,ry, only
the con.nen towl. For 1lan thu, has lsyera
working hands, think po,pIace Can offer NOR.
advantages. Cheap lands, a fine navigation,
and forc good foil. The river bottoms arc fck.
" for white people; bur tie upper country is
healthy. My nwn family have had fine lhar
fckhels, bat not more than fome years paa."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-28
From the VIaGraIA GAZETTE,
Al REAL DEFENCE
OF
Er. r EFF r E e S @ N,

Mr.. Ritehie,
Il is insinuasedia some of the public
newspapers, that Mr.. jefferson held Grim.
inal correspondence with the traitor Arnold
in 1871 !, and that Edward Livingston, ap.
pointed attorney to the district OF New
York, on Mr.. Jegerson's accession TO the
presidency, was sent TO Canada, for the
purpose of procuring copy of that CORES
pondence--that ins consequence OF his pos-
session and knowledge Ut that deed OF the.
/ president during our revolutionary strag-
giles, Mr.. Ligiagston was sntsredso go OF,
and quietly retain in his pocket, consld,
cradle sun, which, IN his capacity as at.
etorney aforesaid, he had robbed the Uni.
red States Of. To the latter part OF this
charge. WIG, the villiany OF Mr.. Livingston
On the subiec, Of toe robbery OF the pablic
treasury. Mr.. Duane has made a reply,
which is Published iuy your paper, and that
most Srlumphantiy too, as part OF : the
Vicdicasioo of Mr.. Jefferson" What IS
most extraordinary IN thfs vlndlcauon,
and seems to have puzzled the real friends
Of Mr.. Jefferson the most, on tnls occa-
sion, appears TO be, the very singular cir
comstance of this great and able friend aud
advocate of his havIag seized on this mere
collateral charge against Mr.. Livingston,
TO defend Mr.. Jefferson upon, and to have
lef, entirely untouched the main branch OF
the accusation against Anseif. MY inten-
ZION at pfessn. .ue.e At. .gsrsnn
soMsS anaee' iat' ~ - A' se
on TINS main oIapch Vi sae ~
when ms ian'e' II not ms Is'ss .pl prs, Us
frlends, appear 20 nases 0eo'' 0As"y 49,
Gent; and tncn 20 'a.iaSe SONY oo'e' a''o"'
on the-other part OF the Suelsct' we .he
conduct OF Mr.. LIVINGSTON OF ra'nef 'ps
conducr Sof Our very "9''ess' 1e'''0"'s - -
and monsy.sAFtnS aes'ia'''iSS' a''o"' "a '''''
subject.
This subject of the correspondence OF
Mr.. Jefferson with the ,taitor Arnold.
was mentioned to me- about years ago
bv respectable Virginian, for whom had
a considerable friendship and regard. The
story appeared to me 70 be, in substance,
this; . that Mr.. efferson IN the year ISL,
while governor of Virginia. wrote TO this
miserable traitorous wretch Arnold, to
knew upon what terms ne might receive me
pardon and protection OF his br,tannlc ma.
jestv! That, as an earnest OF ms snen OIL
far and future loyalty ne Sent % a,'n puo.
lie record BOOK OF some aepal'msne -
board OF state, over soic en- ne ilASi co1'p.e.e
influence ana eoneros' l'A' = ,,-'' So, ~,
ne referred nm 20 pa,'i'I''. p1 =. III -,
book, oy wn'cn ne m'sn' ga : - -
the pubic records s'ores' g. w. ~ ,a,i
deposited, ana m'ga' oe ianeu !" w. gu ~
taken or aestroyed. as usN " r.. w..
viseaofe Tor inc Driusn aus, 81 , 80 80
letter aud DOCK were ocpos''cu VIZ
vernon, or some etner h'gn olneel' 10 49,
part o{ the Canadian OF extreme u''s.,s'a
British settlements. lnat ms governor
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SATURD II r. APRIL IS, 1905.

more persons os creditaole charaaers. aud the
certificate of commissioned officer. stating the
circumstances Of the loss. snd the amount of the
articles for which compensation shall be claimed.
The priv eye Is Understood to be reserved to
the United States of requiring sl,at none of the
supplies. which may be furnished under any of
the proposed contracts. shall Be ISSUED. until the
supplies which have been or may be furnished
under contrasts now in force. have been consu,-s
ed aud thar supply IN advance may he always
required at any OF tie Fixed posts on th, seaboard
or Indian frontier. no exceeding three months.
III. DEARBORN. Secretary of War.
Marche (t1m)
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70 be SOLD. 70 RE big5est bidder. on a cye,fi,
oftrctre rossbs, FIFE 7'R 4CTS or
4 " y 5eiozging 10 fbe esfate Of 7Joylas An-
derso1 dec. vis :--o7e ia CrnipbeH con1iy, of 400
ac-es il'ag on 6efb siies Of re main road On f5e
srasc5cs Of BecueT creet ris sydct fobe sold AZ ne
Ap,il casfte coa-t being zoe SRI 5ay flc month
ole ~ 8aternHf coaryof 100 1c-es ltiac an Ca
fgze5a e'eef; f6is ,rrc' 70 Is SoiG n, ne~f f5H b.
'e'oHrr eoryf being re 10 dry The p,7r5 e,e
t1eo 'ass 20 be aeraed BY jzy. Ast5oay nit e ,rbo
., Srreb' lty Harb~ised aet 10, TOE executors Of
roe said 7opr,a5 .faierson.
One q 100 ccres. oge of I II acres. and oac ofsO
0c,cs, lgirs in BaeSU5617i county fbe t-vo former
on fsc ,9ae's # Roct ISLAND cyeek n,iarbe rcr ore
en trvines fr,yro7d these three iast tracts 10 be
md az neSt Mr. BUctink5a. court being re 1871
sa7 ri tbc month 5ed lrit5 approved seerify sriY
re refni,ed, 10 6eny iiferesf oH, re date 6ut IL
ffaefaaIiy paid fbei4feresf s5aK ~ yeaifrea,
Nf7HY IND 2 RSON, sJ
ROBER7- RiYES.
Es'rs Of 756s dadeyJon, DEC.
AA5emarle county, FEB 1st5. 1905 ,as
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Tie Cekebfated Warm Springs
IN vIRclNiA
'V7HE subscribers havetaken a lease

II l. subscribers havetaken lease
. often years, Of the highly celebrated ME-
DIcINAL SPRIEcs IN TIE county cf Bath called
the Warm Springs, so justly famed for their
great cures & general relief in many Complaints.
hey ave no. preparing every necessary con1-
tor, snd accommodation 20 SUN the anusemenr.
OF those who have hea.Eh and 10 promote the re-
covery of those who want it, ard i, is deemed
necessary o make these things widely known be-
cause complaints have heFerofore been made a.
gjnnst the entertainment which has been offered
Preparations are made for al least one hundred
constant boarde,s besides transient guests, for
the accommodation Of which ,the subscriber will
make all possible exeffions and they fat,er
themselves thar those who may place condolences
IN ihIs advertisement, will not find the smallest
cause forre gret or complaint
Robert & George Turner.
-Narc5 90, 1905 sw
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[l2 IL Gems SAgle.]
Lots for Sale.

T n consegiei,ee offAe badness offhe NEG
K fher on Saturday thr 3ofh mir. the safe Of
fhc LOTS on tie surn5,fkr road .is,st a6oUc
fhe fogpn Of Manchester ar fhe hldce caleb
BUCK HI, is fossYsoned iii A2onday fhe 29fh
at this month me safe EciU commence atfhc
Toll. Care, at rem O'Clock, Il. M. on the FERNS
mentioned az me former advertisement.
J.fS. CLARKE, attorney
fact for The 1iro1srictors.
Hh,l 4, 1905. fds
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nisse, tss9 II which wiz he yenissed if paid VII
an the season, WHICH viii Commence the IOsh Of
March, &expire the Is, of August next. Board
OF servanta gga,is; mares ray BE fe1 with grain
Al two hillings per day 1 have large and extern
sive pas uia BE- divided in FIVE different enclosures
that mares with foais mar be KEEP, distina from
barren mares. Oae dolllr 70 the groom No Ia
ability for accidents of any description
PKEcIfrrArE was bred by lord Egremont,
toa!ed in 1857. 80, ~ Mercury q son Of Eeiipse)
dam by iiecpd. his gcandam Maiden by Match
EN-. out OF mr. Pratt's old Squid marc her dsm
by Mogui Camilla by Fay Boron--Old Lady
dam OF sterag by Pullane's chcsnnt Arabian
--Rockwood Bgs,er.
PERToRN NANCE.
In the first spring meeting. 1890, at New Mar.
kct. when years old, he won she first class of
The princes stakes OF 400 guineas each. beating
Thuuderbolt, Chanticleer, and Sir Pepper. four
having paid the forfeit In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes Of so guineas each. beat.
ing Chanibooe. Dragon and Pallafox; 7 paid
forfeit Second spring rneesing he won the Sd
slass Of the princes stakes Of 100 guneas beating
ThanderboIt; ~ paid forfeit. And in the came
week he received 100 gaineas forfeit from ord
Grosveuor's Radsmanhns
In l7D2 he won { so a, Cuiidfeld, beating
ocge, Ihnnder5oit, Sarmgapatam and Stout;
the next day e so at the same place, beating Car
hnck and Gnihn. lie also won the kings 100
gnineas. at Lewis. beating Skyscraper at 3 heats.
the lst being dead heat After which ne was
50 hIghiy esteemed hat he become a stallion in
MS i.ordship's stud at 10 guimeas a mare This
morse IS the sire of the following running horaes
W England; JohnqDil, Pesworth, Mariana. Ro.
saba, Chestnut colt out Of Bobtail, Chestnut col,
out OF Rosemary, Hunbng, Lazarus. Kaginjer.
npono' Culliver, Tag. Louisa, Tipstaf, mr..
lea'hcote's tlly out Of Reeves. Alchymist, Clod-
hopper, Grey lilly his r II Lampadosa, Mars.
ssnna'y' matrance, Bay fifty mr. Browns, Grey
billy mr. RadcIia's, Tax, Tipstag and po..s;, az
req. w. 1905 THOMAS GOObE
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RON soUTH .1mERlcA.

's---->shS>sB near the new bridges. and
will be let to mares at the moderate price of ten
dollars the feafop, payable the fra OF OF. next,
bur notes (to be ierr with the mates) may be DIFF
charged by paying eight dollars 90 or by the Iff
o. Nagut, when the feafon vii! end. Infuranee
fifteen doacs (no,e. fent above, payable n
March. 1908 And four dollars eafh the leap. In
either cafe IS cents the groom TO be ps:d down.
Mares will he led with clover and luecrn gratis,
and corn il required, at che fcliing price. have
40 fpsfc Calls in ftsong new table, with fub
aan'ial locks, where they niay be kept of nights.
but viii not be snfwerablc for efeapcs.
APPALUsIA is lately from South America,
shou, ten years old, IS hands high. of beautiful
fnow white colour. and moe elegantly formed. I,
Is unnecedsry point out the great fuperiority OF
this excellent hrees OF horfes for the fadd.e, har-
nefs &c. as it is generally known RIA, they are
well gated, geutle, and the n,oi hardy spd thrifty
haTie. IN the world, and many lie to be upwards
OF SO years old.
APPALUSli food in Auguaa che fesfon be-
fore iaf, where he proved he certain fosl get
TER and many of his cole, would have fold for
dollar, esfh ar day old. few mares were put
20 him The AN fesfoa, (hsving bought him lare)
all Of which proved with foai-
BENJdlfLN DU.V5L.
Februsry 18th, 1905 tf
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Notice.

yTTHEREAS myself. Robert Boyd & Patrick
w Boyd, executed bond to John Sea of Ha-
iifax county, Virginia. in payment for land
purchased of him. bearing date. if uisralse nots
the 27sh day of September, 1908. for the sum Of
ninety nine pounds ffesn shiings Virginia mo.
ney, and on demand the first day of May 1906;
which bond have been informed is now in the
hands of William blackwell of said county of Ha-
IfaN for collection when il becomes due l do
hereby forewarn llpersons tiading FOR the above
mentionedbond, neither myself, Robert Boyd,
or Patrick Boyd intend Paying one .cent-.-the
said John Sea not having made me good and
lawful right to the land, unless The same be reco.
yercd by law. JOHN PURYEAR.
30th March, 1905 SIS
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R z virtue of a deed of trust execu-
~ Ted 10 the subscriber by Joshua West and
Mary West, for the purpose Of securing r debt
thereinspecihed, 90 Andrew Woodley. viii he
SOIL, by me at the Bell Tavern, in the ci, of
hieh'nonc, 70 the highest bidder. FOR ready mo-
on me @''haay OF his present month lApri)
The part of a Half Acre LOT.
Known aud distinguished in the plan Of the said
city of Richmond by the number sc. srd /, IN. on
the east sde Of Shoekoe creek, az the Gomez Of me
cross street opposite the courthouse: bounds az
follow, 70 wit--beginning az the northeast corner
o. SAID oJ thence running up ,lir back stree, 90
iset tnence At right angles ruoning into said lot
- feet thence at night angles 10 he cross sweet
~ teet torming square o. 90 feet icug and 50
'ee' ",iee, including small house and a well OF
excellent water
RDW'D. WINS TON, 15nstee.
lsf hbsH. 1905. s,s
The above 70 ra'isfv securitv debt
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THAI 1fr Is,bony Disrcy Of sreg;,gL,,, co,,r.
y,is be eby fgiiy authorised 10 nal, soIe ~ one
7RACI or LIMO. in Pafriet coafaising 5000
acres, gi1g on Dan yi0ey--ftree di,to IL. G,nyqoa
county, tyf1g oTf5e va'erso Liffc Reed IsIasdc,eeT
--''soof f5tnsand dryes e1c5 Il one oT50O ac,es
fbe said DibreH viii anend at next 6o,R crov,or
ecvf jo roe sale Of RE said iards for and on 6ehalf
81 NA9HV ANDERSON
Al6e'rarie county. Fe5. 1871, 1905. ms
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/ F0w- Dollars Per Annup,... paid in ad5ancl
palua6le PropevtyJorsale.


NyiLL be SOLD, 10 the h;rhes, bidder. ON
~ the premises, the third day of April
"exs, at ~ O'Clock, an undivided rnoiety in the
two LOTS Of GROUND. formerly the proner.
y or andrew Ronald, dec. fronting the basin of
The James River Canal, near the centre of the
c,,y Of Richmond, with an undivided moiety OF
All the valuable buildings thereon, Consisting Of
49, ihfee story BRICK building. eighty feet in
'spi. WIZ TOUR separate tenenients, twenty
reg w,ue ana forty -bve feet in length. with fire
places on the first aud second floors. roonv oar
refs N each, with large wheels fixed for hoistiny
and lowering packages s'-. with dispatch and
esse.s good dry cellars with FIRE places in each;
THIS house has been lately built and in good re.
pair; adjoining is a well iinished two story era.
med dwelling hoose, thirty EIGHT feet soaare.
withtwo good cellars. with Hre places in each
ior coosing-in this house on the first and second
noors are eight rooms and six fire places also.
q small twost Brick House with four rooms.
with Ere Places in each. convenient for a store
or snail famiIy-I,ikewise, a small Wooden
BuIding with cellar bnilt for a kitchen, and
may be used as shop-Also. two Stables and a
Carriage House. The buildings except the kitch
en-, stables and carriage house are insured in The
mutus1 assurance company against fire in the
state ot Virginia, and the ,remnms paid; the Tors
front the basin on one side, and are bounded by
Cars Street and the cross street leading 10 shoe
koe warehouse on two other sides OF them, and
are as conve1;spt for commercial or Other bust.
ness as any iW'he CITY, The terms of sale will
be seventeen thousand dollars in ready money,
the residue payable tho Fifth day of August next,
for which residue bond with approved security
viii be required. lr IS deemed unnecessary to
state the valuroft the above property 70 those
who reside in tins cay. bat for the Information of
strangers. the subscriber begs leave to state, that
the aforesaid properly is Immediately opposite the
lower paw of the basin of the James river canal,
Nvbefe all the produce of The upper country is
Landed and 10 any person des,rous of carving on
the commission business extensively. perhaps Is
superiorto any other place in this CITY.
William Austin.
Richmond. 4'h February, 1905.
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TWENTY DOLL.aRS peu-<no

|WE"I.Y DOLLARS REH.6RD.
II w away from the snbrc,iber about the end oe
= Noy. or early IN Dec black servant named
Nl' os'ieve a6out 10 or 90 years Of age. verv
suo's anu nksly Tor man Of his age lie was
sIs i.'ns negsoorhood Of this place some unc
ons l have reason 70 suppose ,hs, Ne 81
i"fh'ng aopu',o OF concealed by thcse eoonsy ;or.
~ t'e Counties Of Powha,an or cunberlard =
w,n give the above reward if he Is brouoh, -.
ne, N ms place, or ter dollars If scored !, =
jail 50 tia, l may &c, him. N'''" ~ I"
u Arch'd. Precland.
Manchester, March rs, 1905. e
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- From Circumstances not attended TO
when 81 above valuable properly was ailvertis-
ed for sale. the subscriber has postponed the day
ofssic I'LL Wednesday thc eighth day of May
next, whenis wi certainty take place. ar ~ o.
clock, on the rtefnises. wnen one fourth OF the
purchase money only win Re rsquired in hand,
and a cresSt of three, six and nine ruonrhs given
for the balance, the purchaser TO give bonds and
secursy 20 cary interest from tie aay of sale
and a deed oftrust on the properly TO sec,re he
fayT'snt WIZ. AUSTIN.
2oi March, 1905
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Valuable lands Cor Sale.

7 BfSH'o seiia NIT SYdRF infle Dismal
Serainp CcmpGry--aiso, SHfRESis rte C,gsaf
from dibeWdrle sourd 10 Eis0befb fiue--akro.
Cne 3hWd 81 fb,ee 7facfs o. LAND, lrine 81
Na''eDond river near SEfo't. fbc f6rec Dacis a
manning ~ itt vioie 10 about 1900 acres. mr.
prison irslfTet 70 pqycbqse NAV Be iagrmed ecfte
,e,g's Of saie b. direr 2 ief,e, 90 fbe anbsc.be.
67'ny near nc postotfes a, Lirdsays sfo-e. Aibs.
marie county.
s. FRAs. WALLER.
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r-rTo1rc LlltcrkaiYllclft

4 TIctLEc- -GNLCYI4kIHlCJfLs
z ME subscriber has taken lease or five years
= fpr tic well known and corlmodicrs honse in
the CITY of Richmond, tong occupiedhy Mr. Rich.
ard Crouch. which IS situate or he stree, leading
from the main street by the Governors and is.
near the veniue store of Prosser and Moncure.
He is provided with an excellent stable, which
shall De constantly supplied with forage of the
best quality. where he viii receive Horses At IL
very, and the utmost attention shall be paid %
those horses which may oe comwi,tsdto his care
The long experience which the subscriber has
mad in this kind Of business, and the general sa-
,isfa6lion which he has given 70 those who have
favored him with theiT custom at Manchester and
other places, authorizes him TO hope thar he win
not only continue 70 receive the patronage of his
Former friends i,t liSs,vise the coun,enance and
favor OF the public 1T large.
lie also proposes TO take in about % 30 ARD
Frs. on reasonable terms. and begs leave to as
sure those who may favor him with their patron-
aye. t,st every attention and cxertS.n shall be
used 70 gise entire satisfaction. And the sub.
scri,er also offers his services 10 sch Horses on
comission--ln a., cases where he may he en-
p'oyed TO 90 so. I've will charge the owner no
move thar he actual cost for the support Of such
horses.
Il PETER MOsELFY
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PRECiPI
VrpoprrDhy NfrT,ohtfr

TwPoRrEob h. Mr. Llshtfoot
A of Sandy-point. las, win.
ter, fSu Is bands and a halg
high win sand az my sra
bic IN Chesterfield county,
Appomattox river, Is miles
above Petersburg to be Iet
- $500 -. -. .-
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syAh In from a negro BOY IaH e.
pening. a gih W.dTCLE, made by Rich
ard Dyse, London, no. $50. me ozne,.
NM Sef flr same BY APPLYING 10 tie Printer
hereef and hayi'ss. me e.r1aense otcthis adver-
nssmcnf. If I'd. Aihrii, 1905.
z CONSIGNhlEN l Of the fol-
= lowing Articles, just received. are offered
for sale ar very low prices for cash, flour, oron q
credit Of 90 days for notes negotiable at the Bank,
VIZ:
loPiecs 4.l prof cogniac Brandy Of a superior
crafty
10 E5as Ram-e .Hsds 11olqsses
40 Boxes Nesp-3ort Candges--Lcaf Sazar
Wbne Race Ginger Cotton and Woot C;,G.
The subscriber also offers for sale on tie above
terms only, general assortment of genuine and
well chosen GROCERIES. 81 his store "a door
from he market house. main street.
ltf H DlBNF7~
b. AllPersons indebted TO the subscriber are
requested TO make speedy payment OF suits viii
bcinsti'uted iudiseriminasely against those who
do nor comply with this ,equest. II y
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JN.V DOILIRS REW1PD.

Jt,W DDIL1RS REWdRD.
RROKE away las, evening, a large stout made
I'D blood BAY II o T., upwards o. five feet
high. z year DID last spring was shod all rouud
about TWO months ago, bot some Of the shoes
may now be OIL he has large head and small
eyes trots and galiopsi 10 be has any other marks
by which he might be distinguished. they are not
recollf6ed. lie had on a saddle good dea
worr, With hogskin seat and plated stirrups
The above reward will be paid on delivery
The horse and saddle 10 the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard < Johnston.
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I'm S,@3H IND LAsT VOLUME or
WARNER & HANNA's
Select Plays

- VS. sec,ved at This ofce--u here few COM
80 go ss''0l the work in elegant Binding are for
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no .BE RENTED,
For one or more years. and possession given the
i5sh - April next--a convenient
Store G Dwell ing-house,

With rhree rooms below, and two above, with
. I've place in two Of the lower rooms, win
g9cd DRY cellar under them kitchen. SMOKE
house. gardea. and two acres OF land adjoining
encicses, part of which is well set with red clo-
yer. This tenement has been occupied tor some
years past b. Mcssrs. Alban GininN 60 ii is
situated n healthy and agreeable neighbour-
hood, il a fine stand for country stpse abo,t %
miles from Richmond and not more ttan hall
mile from che liver. and In the midst Of fiue
wheat country For terms apply 20 the su5scri-
Der. SAM. PLEHSANTS.
Poay!a;an co.<th Mar 1875. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-13

DY virtue Of n deed of trust made
II 20 the fubfcriber by Nathaniel Burton, the
8th dsy Of February lar for the purpof- Of feeu-
ring cebs due to Arthur Nunnery. ard al char
ges Attending sha execution Of the trun--,si be
fold, to the highcG bidder, az Buckingham court.
boufe, on Saturday The a7th day n April next,
for the ben prize tina, can be obraiped IN crop 20
bseeo q Nicholas sirfpcaion or us valve i'm mo
ney the current cam price,
p certain Tract or Parcel Of LAND,
Iyiog in The county Of Buckingham, on both
fjes Of the zrea, creek Of sla,c river, containing
a~o heoirsi and twety FIVE acre., AND adjoining
che lands o. N1;ii9aiel burton, Barne, Euruerr,
EEzassth sauodsrfon, Edward Mareey and Ben
jsmia Burtor.
JAMES MURPHY, Trustee.
March ls'h, 'Sos t2Os