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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
(True Amer.}

the French"
(True Amer.}
Hslxey's Ame,icax IraVel,. Mr.. Volney has
publiihed the efult of his enquiries upon the
winds of the United States, ard an Englith veri-
ioa has been furnhhed by the Medical R.pshto.
ry. No. Sc. From all its examination, it appear.
ed 10 this attentive ooteryer, that to meauTc the
temperance, the degrees mutt be mcalnred from
oppoGte points, foaeh and north, for the interior,
aud another meaiure be made from the thoses OF
the MidiiGppi. The differences between the ealt
and welt iides of the Aicgany, was cvident at
the run- of his obfervasions. but beyond IS dc.
grees OF latitude, this difference ceafed, did
arc coufned within the 10 degrees and progrets
OF cold, that no doubts can be entertained that
fome ingenious otleryers will compare this the
ory, wna the very intereltlng facts which lat
year fulnihej. They were very inconliftcniy
reported in the Gaz-stes, but probably another
year may be foand in which the common laws OF
.hs fcafon will be leis oblerved. Mr.. Volney
informs, that in the GcnneAee they have the cli-
mate OF Pennfy lvania, rather than Vermont and
New Hampthire. This will make sgaina the
theory of greater cold from the forefs, as prln.
ciplc 70 b. applied to our continent, when com.
cared with Europe. And as to another theory
NG. Volney oblerves, that in the latitude OF Nj.
SSsa the colds do not lat more than months,
it9Snc mott elevated point, circumffance which
Z fts-surns, he thinks, entirely, the rule OF le-
sris. Salem RegiPer.l
The Humane Society Of Philadelphia .
Has caused hand.bill to be pasted on each
of the pumps of that city, containing
the following
Directions FIR Preventing
SUDDEN DEATH,
FROM DRINKING COLD WATER,
Or cold liquor Of any kind, IN EARN zoea-
ther,
/. Do not drink while you are warm.
Or
2. Drink only small quantity at once,
and let it remain short time In your mouth
before you swallow it. Or
3. Grasp the vessel out of which you are
about 10 drink, for few minutes With
both your hands. Or
q. Wash YOUR hands and face, and rinse
your mouth with cold water before you
drink.
If these precautions have been neglected
and the disorder incident to drinking the
cold liquor hath been produced, give from
| 30 TO GO drops of Eqaid audanum; in spirit
and zoater or zVarm drink Of any kind.
II these should fail of giving relief, the
same quantity may be repeated every 20
minutes unt,lshe pain and spasms abate.
N. B. The dose of Laudanum is calcu"
lated for grown person, aud must be
smaller for a child.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01
N O T I c E.

I ihu. On Thurf1ay nsxt, the fourth of
July. Notes intended to be offered for diicount,
mua be put nto the bank on Wednesday, the
third before twelve o'clock, and all ne ling
due the fourth, will have to be paid 90 the
third.
CHARLES PAGE,
CGjhser.
IuIy /. It
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01

those who do not digest well, cannot en-.
JOY good health; the Essence Of Worm
Seed, as thousand have experienced, is a
good preservative and restorative to the
stomach, having much the same quality
as the essence Of peppermint, with the
advantage of preventing and destroying
any kind ofworms, and may be used with
safety at any period of life, from child.
hood to old age. Fed Gas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-01

g The latter i. unwilling to lose the adj
yantages which would result 10 her on re-
tanning that island and wishes at least to
preserve there decided influence. On
the other side, this is nor admitted; and
the former Status quo is insisted on. 1t is
said that NJ. Won Noviziltzow illagain
set out for London, with new powers and
instructions, in orderto promote the work
of peace
We have received New Orleans papers
aud letters to the 1st instant. They are
quite silent as to the late rumors respecting
disturbances in that quarter. Our letter of
the 3oth says 6 We have nothing new
here, either political OF. commercial. Eve
ry thing remains tranquil Notwithstanding
the little success our sdeputies met with at
Washington. Their reporthas appeared in
our papers, and does but very little credit
to congress or the president, i.
We have had no arrivals direct from
England since January. Although there is
a@certainty, of nine vessels having sailed
for this port, no further accounts have
been received of them, excepting two,
which We have learned have been taken by
the French"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

n EoG3n, Cep; James Er~iaE zced, a2.
At s-ta, MIS- sally CulA,nr, wife " Mr.. Thomas
c. C"0ling--Air William Carlton, aged SIS, editor Of
the Salem Regifsr
II Europe, TIE Rev. Thomas Coke L. L. d. one
cf the Bilhops of the Actholia EpfcoPal Church il
the u. S. of America.
In Pawlet, (Vt) by lauGanum, Mr. Benjamin Sag:
of Granville, (l(. w ct go Having fufcred him.
f9lf he guilty Of perjury, by fwearins falley 70 an
account ot Az dollars again neghbor whom he owed
grudge he confciled the fact, and the horrors Of
coHdemuiaE confidence hurried him 10 commit The
defperate act
Dyo7oa,4-In the North River, Newyork, Mr.. Will
lam Widgery SOn Of VIM. Widgery, zig. cf this
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
NEwBERN, ~ CarsFaa) jelly 70,

NEwBERN, ~ CdrsiA0) jelly 70
On Friday, the 2Sth, ult, duel was
fought ON the boundary line Of this State and
South Carolina between BriRadler-Gencrai
Smit:,, and Capt. Maurice Moore, both OF
Wilmington.
Gen. Saith was attended BY Lieutenant
Smith Of Fort Johrlon, and Capt. Moor by
his l,infnan, Major Duncan Moore. Dr.
Scojt accompanied them
The parties met after fan rife, and We un-
derfand il was agreed they lhculd not with
draw from thc field, till one Of them was
ieriouAy wounded, and they might advance
one Rsp after each fire the diuance they
were placed at were ten fePs.
The frf fire was ir0fettual, Captain
Moore mihed bis antagonif, and the pittol
Of the latter hung fire and afterwards went
OF at random. The Captain imagining Tome
advantage had been attempted to be taken,
advanced towards the General il great pal
lion, but being informed BY both leoonds,
thar the Generals behaviour had been quite
honourabe ard fair, returned 70 his itaton.
At the fecond fire, General Smith was
woundsd below the right brett lie infaut-
y fell. He was RATED, but found himioii
unable to ftand. DR.. Scott, who eNamin-
ed the wound, thought he had but few
minutes 70 live. On this he was carried to
a boat that was kept in waiting, in ord1r 70
be carried round TO Wilmington. Inc boat
narrowly eicaPed bsins uFltt.
He arrived in Town late in the evening,
a report Of his de-. hal proceeded him
The inhabirants q feaed great joy on
hearing of his aproa% they crowded tie
wharvr6 and ftreets. and torches were light
ed to EFFORT him home l+e roPoied qul-
etly during the night, and lonoe hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. The ball had
nor been extracted when the lait lntorma-
ton reached US. He was not thought how
ever TO BE cut Of Danger.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
D177I0I771.T ta.IEl 4A4N 4 IIO-F u T4loNI " T4'
Bsilon, 5u!y "a, 1905, a mr.. S4ter's Sout5-sHd

p s. The 9fa3f5Ae caufes, uled by Mr.. Adams to
me, for this ungracous meafare, are-FirR, that the
Federal Editors have 70 injured my character, that
their IS an irrehRble prejudice operating aganlt
The fecoEd reaon, that his Country Subicrsers do
not like the arguments Of FoREI0NER in ther behalf
1t j. certainly iomewhat curious in the order Of po-
Icy that the maIediction Of opponent, thould BE-
embraced dcaroy the credit ofa friend That the
iubicrbcr to the Chronicle in the townas well the
60 ntry, thQuld not admit my arguments, is very
fIrPrihng bur that they jhoud dilke them, 5ecau9e
am FOREIGNER, il rather hngular however, as I
havs left the concern, much better than found it, I
rutt the PToPneors will not grieviouly lament the
hour, when had ths hcnOr Of acquiring their good
will
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Declaration " Mdsbeuasnce.

4<6t ItF az I'm u If4Ucb bfHucNCS.
This initrunent has been thoulaad times tttrb,ta5
to the Pen Of Nr. Jefferlos and in the remarks made
BY the denocratick editor. on the late fourth of Juy
we find this mPolture making every where a coIlpic-
u0us GFure
Wa have in our Psfcfion an exact copy, oe,i-tz
:: Et,atim Of Mr. jefferlons draught Of the Decara
ton OF independence; had been adopted without the
many alterations it underwent, in iome iniances bv
retrcnchng largely in others by comfortable additions
il Others ~ merely expunging little cStzEaiEs,. We
venture ~ lay, 1t would have been a very inudjcious
publication at The time, and would have reReded diff
grace o. the American Congrels forever
NIr. jelieTipn, among other things entered largely
into The nature Of the African trsde---he v0pld
have Introduced this among the erious caufe, Of coins
ro war with the mother country j,ot a fylable o.
thoe parts of tie adopted Declaration, which e1prels
any appeal 70 Heaven, reliance on Providence v.s
in Mr. Jeferlon's draught
We n.ouil be very happy to prclent this Grange
production to the public; but cannot confidently
he donc but by the gentleman who PoaeHes the oripn-
A draught II Mr.. jeerlons handwriting, from which
ours was taken-R13erro,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Pr9tr9i9H OF C1mmcrcs.

The PrehLcnt has orlered Capt. Murray, III th :
frigate John Adams 20 cruile, of cur coait for The
protection ef commerce. This mu1 be confdered
bold aCt il the executive. After luerng French Dr
and Picaroons 4. Punder and take cur veeI.
with imPunity, and after Enghh f1gate has takea
and driven The French from our coat, this prouut
and fpirted meaiure il adopted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
I5p trc 99als.

PALAD. jury I6, r8o5.
DON JoiePh Cabrera, late in the fuit
of the SPanfh Miniaer, being delivered up
to the laws of this State was few days fnce
tried for Forgery on the Bank Of Pennfyl-
vania, was yeferd2y brought up before the
court and received The following fenteDcc,
viz
That, he, faid Jofeph Cabrera, Pay fine
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
ED:p GrlU5.
PORT OF POPTI -4ntP.

PORT OF POPT-L md
Friday, J.y 26-Arrived big Warren, Capt. Dsn1''
ion, 47 days from Madeir. with Wine 10 Ioh1 ia-
Der y Son. Left al Madeira, brig Patty capt Dol-
yeF, tron. Newyor-, for IRe of May, ~ DAYS Ann
ana Maria, Walhu:an, failed or Aewyork, 7oth May
luy ., 'at 34, long so, tpoke alp from ls OK Nay
tor Newfoundland, out III da5z--IllT 8, poke mp
B3iydere, caPt Frye, " days from Barcelona 0olna
to Newyork, n lat. 2s Ions. g3--Juiy 2sa iPcEs
'chooner from N-rIr,c:, bound t0 Salem, 4l d'l.
o1t---NIarke,s du. an Madeira.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
TO The PURZIC.

AFTER fGhting the battles Of the Republicans Ct
New-Engl27d, With more zeal than ability, am lud-
denly, and think may be allowed add, rrgrcatl
I'm competed 70 retire f2om writing the Editorial
matter for the L1s5ezd-t Cbyories The ertraordina
ry caufcs which led to this fere direction Of the bow
firing, fhal be cIcumhantialy pubElhed- Being thus
abruptly htuated, requcn III Perions to whom am
indebted to lend their accounts-and III Perlous who
are indebted to ne to make immediate payment, to
enable me to be juf, before my department from this
town J. NJ WILLIAMS.
Ca71gTorly raLleI ANTHONY PASOUIN,
BeilcH, TuJy "a, 1865, az Mr. Szter5 Sout5-e79
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

b. arrival Bottom, from GreenocS papers yyer.
received to the I'd Of June-eTtracs from which r,av
powers at war, nethln5 Of great montns has tranl-
pireG Of late.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
LONDON, MAY 70,

MR. Whitbrcad has given notice-in the
Hcufc Of Commons, that he fhould at an
early day, move for al impeachment Of
Lord Melville, before the houle Of Peers,
for miiconduCt in office. And Mr.. r. Dun
das Secretary Of War and ion Of Lord
Melviile) has alio given notice, that he
hould move, that Lord Melville Be heard
in perlon on the floor Of the Houlc.-This
a peer has right to claim, as a privilege
fan6fioned by long eAablifhed ulags.-It
s'ill unqusl}iOnably be granted,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Hi" WANTED.

FROM a7 ~ 50 tons good Bog .iih Hay Wa'''e ' 4,
~ He lc-evs' II rood oEI-r tc ihiP, 4PPJJo
TH>--1--, cLaEH, f,E-5.-,., -s-Le=-, I-J n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
Tie GsaJ5n.

Accounts from the Southwark aates tAe cross "
wheat, to be greater than what has been experienced
for twenty years Palt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
BOSTON, JULY 10.

e. Unarc1uta6e Sfyery. is well known
thar fer fome time paA, our trade to the III
and Of Curacao has been interrupted by
EngIfh cruifers. Large facriAces Of A.
merican proPnety have been made, by
captures and condemnations NJ J amaicl,
on the ground of breach Of blockade. Our
merchants have felt themfelves eabarratcd,
irritated and aggrieved. The papers have
been filed with ievere remarks againG the
Lnglith for this GuPPoled unjult depreciation
on our Commerce. Information was re-
cciycd from Jamaica that The Iiland Of Cur
racoa had been declared il fate Of block
adc, and that ,ur G5vtrnmgnt were qUeH &C.
gnaintfd zritb he tal7. Nothing official yet
tranfpired-more property vas rilquod on
the uncertainty Of actual blockade, and
more l3crihccs made.
Now to the quefion, Did Government
know Of this blockade 2 The repeated and
heavy lonts fuhaintd by lereral gentlemen
at Ne WORK, induced them to requeit the
neccliary information Of the Sec,etayy Of
STATE. We have fcen copy Of Mr.. Map
IseNs aofwcr From this it appears, that
rs early as april, 1904, the Brtifh Minf-
ter gave regular information Of this block
ace to the Department f Safe Of theUni-
ted States Our Government, FOR whar
rcaton we are AZ lols to conjecture, did
pot dirk proper " TO participate IL the pre-
mulgation Of the notice, t.animiHed by the
Bri5ih commander. 1he blockade Of Cur
aooa ras accordingly lcft :, make nJfJf
kasTya, in the ordinary maunrr
Ihefc are facts-and the blockade baJ
made iycf ta97rr by capture anI coaden'.
nation Of property ~ a great rN;eat; Co
vernment has witntiJ1i thetc events, kept
their fccret and permitted individuals blioL-
ly - buy their experience, IT cruel rate.
T<cycItOvv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

By the following notice TO the public, it appears, that
ons of the lons Of opPreAsd humanity" is once
more q candidate for democratic favor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

At Proyldence, r. I. on the 7th inf. Rev Henry
Edes, over he hrR Congregational Church il thar
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29
D,crfIan0,
Afair5 ot Eur0ts.
MONDAY, JULY %, 1906.

...i'ia' II ....s5...
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

frtref'is4f 1f IHI5c.--,-,.--Wc under
faud, that the Ensih frisa5es t,2e M ri
ian, Capt. LAua,E, lately captured from
the French, has rece1,.y prc3:d J or IA
men, from 81 y. Bevc,-!r and Af-ykekegd
flherm2n. o. The blocks. The plea for the e
violation of The rights Of neural State.
i5 tive French one, " :nberi5H5 acclEfy =
and that the thip We nted hands. Msalures
have been taken BY the friends Of the ua-
fortunate imPreftd men, to prove their cit
izenihlP, and to obtain their immediate re-
lief; 70 which We are ha NV to learn Mr..
ALLEN, the Britith Conful here, has qiven
every facility n his power. We truR a re.
Pnttcnta,ion of tAis affair has been tranCnir-
ted to Mr. MADisoN; and that fuch fpir;,-
td meslarcs will be taken therein, as would
have been adopted under the Ad.s1g5 admin
iltrstion. "A democratic parer hjnts 70 the
administration, "to itop VI! iaycrcoprG,
with q. eat Britain Immediately, and l-t ~,
4" Grff7-lteDnlain By5' march to Cqnedy !,
But this does not happen to BE- Mr. Jrr-
fERsoN's fort. ....
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-29

JUHr 2. Mr. W6ittread having mentioned
IN the Hoacs # C0mmsn5 his intention to
PoitPone rs motions rr(pett;ng Lord Mel
vile and Mr.. PIT, the !5tter f.;d, as It re-
fPe6ted himlrIf, he was anxious any chatge
intended to be brought agaiait him, fhouId
brought to dcc;Gon as freedi'y as pofibe
Mr.. w. replied thar he houd move the
imPcachmenl 6rf, and Gou'd then Be IRE
pared TO bring forward The other motions A;
loon as the Houtc hould fee fit. MIR. Laf-
celles obierYed that though it was acknow
IedGed Mr.. PIT was knowing 10 the irregu-
larities Of Lord Melville. their did not ex.
1T the leaf fhadow offufpicion Of his hav-
ing any advantage therehom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
NOTICE.
] AMES TERNAN.

NV I'd 4 INN I'm,
i7as Issf received a sutttiy ot,jresh u rood
Met fCiNES. PAINTS AND HATTERs,
AfA C,oLoURs-epsning at his Corner Shop,
spPof &c Col. Candles. with which he fhali Be-
hafr 10 ferve his nuuer Qua friends. on the moit
nio'lersfe tsrms.--Hc returns his fincere thanks
for the favor Of their enaom. (tO Sep. 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
Forty Dollars Reward.

! I'D UN away from the subscriber liy-
H. iag in Granville county, North Carolina,
in March last, two bright r.ua;to fellows; one
by the name of BARTLEY, about 80 years OF
age ,ie has little say. and appears 10 be We
~ humble, he is = tolers5'e good shoemaker
ans, Cooper. about feet 10 or IL inches high,
and he is a well scr negro.--GEORGE is about
% years of age. about feet high, spare made,
but very active aegro. fond Of drink, and very
forward saucy follow. cxpea they have OBJ
famed free passes and will endeavor TO pass for
free negroes; i, Is probable they are lurking a.
bou, Manchester, Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen in Manchester a few days past. Any
person taking them sp and combining them in jail
so that get them. shall have the above reward,
Or 90 dollars for aither, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS nENING.
June 5,h. 1905. If !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
Lands tsss3iss IL Bne1ing],aas espnE}.

THE subscriber offers for s-le the
III following trap. OF Land, viz.--lOoo acres
where maj Charles Yanccy's line joins
his on James river, and extend out TO include the
above quantity, so aste leave out the low grounds
with sufficient timber 10 support is--AIso, two
'traeis on Sycamore island creek and its waters
OF four hundred seach. adjoining the lands of
mai. Yancey and Che subscribers; those two
tratis wero .fornesiy the property of col. John
Hopkins of Goochland on the lower tfae is tho't
to be good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. traA on Me-
redirh's creek Of three hundred & eighty eight n
cres, adjoiningthe lands OF col. Wi =. Perkins, on
which is plantation sufficient to work Eve or
six hands to advantage. a thriving young orchard
in bearing one or two years, an excellent creek
running thro' the plantation on which might be
ereaed convenient mill in wealthy neighbor-
hood The above land abounds with very good
pine for buildings-Also a traef of two or three
hundred acres below John Bagby, senr's on this
there is small plantation with excellent fruit
trees, and a good situation for mill, fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is tive
stories high. and at small expense may be but
in grinding order. The above lands lay convent.
entto Warminster, and will be shewn TO any per.
son wishing to purchase. by the proprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH cABELL.
Buckingham, Ripton, 9th Sept. 1905. 3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
Geo. Watt

I = . 4
II AS removedfrgn the store he formerly oc.
:. cupiedt I bris K house on the cross street
leading from the I'M Ain strsetto Shookoe ware
honsc where he hl.i on hand and c8ers to dis
pose of on moderate terms, bywholesaie,
! The toi7oSriqg articles, viz:
Loaf and Musco, ado Sugars,
N.England, W.l sland, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barceloi a and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Mala "a Wine,
Coi.ee of a super ior quality,
Mo'asses,. Ginger and zig Blue,
Young Hsson ~ a Imperial Tea,
$50 Sacks Liverr DOL Salt,
Patent ShoS, asst rtcd sizes-And
The remainder o. his Stock of Dry Goods
consisting principal ~ of articles suited 70 the
present and appros hing season, which he will
either sell on cred t of 3, 6 ard months, FOR
notes negotiable at che Bank of Virgins, with
approved endorsei 2, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
His hnond, 2sd March. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

DY virtue of deed Of trust from
IL John Fagans, TO secure the payment Of .
SOLD, 1t John Deans, in the county Of Tow.
bstan. for ready money, on Friday the fifteenth
of November next--a NEGRO MAN named
Lewis. four head of CATTLE, and HOR Sc
COLT, or so much thereof as will satisfy the
debt and also the expense of carrying the same
into efe6.
Arthur Sublett, Trustee!
Uaober 2eth. 1905. 2w
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JOol FODL(S1ED,
hnd for cate at fbe Boot.sfore IF JAcos Ions.
SOY, afe7S doors bciozs TEE Matkef Hons-,
Richmond.
The Planters Virginia Almanack.
For roe essgisg Tear. 1906.
At the following prieeg--per grofs. five dollars
dozen, City se6ts--hngle az cents.
ALTO, JIM fseeved-Bonapsris and the French
People, paesf his eonfaiase, fra Am. edition.
100 Reap,s snperroysi Printing Paper.
40 90. Deny Of coed qoality.
$50 do Wrapping Paper. -
200 Pieces Philadelphia Houfe Paper.
Medium, Deny, Folio Pon, Foolscap and f,e,,er
Paper, and general aIortment Of Article. In
che sta,iousry line. Ocf 81, 1905.
" = Subscribers to me DEBAIES
Of fbe VIRGINIA CONVENTION, and 10
CIBBON's HISTORY off5e DECLINE and
FALL effbe ROMAN EMPIRE, are,eove,,,.f
70 apply at fbi' Office, vte,s rtsir eoeies a,e non
mad, .fsr delivery. D1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

NHE subscriber purposes practi-
u sing LAW in all the Courts holden in the
Cite OF Richmond :--also in the Countie Courts
OF King William and Hanover, wherein any bu-
siness confided to him shall meet with prompt
attention.
And'w. Stevenson.
Richmond, Nov. g. 1905. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16
MARsHALL,s SALES.

rY-o be SOLD, for ready money, in, purauance
OF a decree ofthe Court Of the United States.
for the fifth cifcGt in the Virginia distri6, be-
tween Phineas Bond, attorney for the creditors
OF Ezekiel Edwards and David Ross. and others
Defendants, in order to raise the sum Of 1863
dolls IS cents, with the expenses OF sale, a mum.
Der Of very valuable SLAVES, now at the OK.
ford Iron Works. The sale will take place at
the said Works, on the 10th day Of November
BEN. MOSBY, D. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v.Ds
Oaober 4, 1905 IDS
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PURSUANT to a deed of trust
= executed by John Wright, 10 seeuy, The
payment Of enc hundred and hfty.four pounds
two shillings and seven pence, with ;n,e,e.,
thereon from the twenty hrst day Of Iulv. e;oh
teen hundred and four. ard charges. d. Rro,sr
Rives & co. viii be SOLD, for ready rnon.~'
on Saturday the ihiriie,h Dag Of Noyercer ne.,
at Mr.. Crossthwsii's mills, in Amherst eonn,,,
the following SLAVES viz. viii, PAT and
Charless willis very experienced va,syn, an
young, large and very valuable. -'''
John Higginbotham, Trustee
WarEDinssey, Amherst, 23d oa. 1905. 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-16

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