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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
For the REPUBLICAN,.

Mr.. PRiErIR, ere
7 WILL Aare 10 yoa few gets which came
i TO my kaosledge. You koo~ IL was re.
commended by the Convention AZ Nsrraganiet
for the county Of Newport to pat fomc perfor
in as Senator in the Prox, IN the room Of Mr..
HoxGe. who was ssoing to climb up !issl.
ssiSG'1 4 god opportunity TO make head way, anc
Immediately wrote letters to fome Of their friend
IN all the towns in the county to meet them Al
Mr.. Cornelrs Inn. in Porrfmouth, on Friday IN.
s,h ioa. on ,hst huGnefs. When they got Their
they found that nobody was there but from only
two or three towns, and that they had only 8
people together in the whole. But they pro.
ceeded 60 badneL--chofc Jofeph Cundsil, a,
Chairman. aod David M.lvin. Clerk. They
then took vote to fuppor, Thomas HoxGe ~
Lieutenant Governor.-and 70 bring Nichola,
Eaton. "a worthy old gentleman, ,'aod am forty
he has cot io fuch hand,) into the pIox a, S.na.
tor. in MIR. Hoxhs's place.
They s'fo agreed 20 oppofe Governor Fen
ner fecrctly. that NOT openly by erafng hi,
name. aud ioser,iog the uamc of Seth Wheaton,
as it would be impoli,ic to oppoic the Governor
openly aod If they fhoald not torn hin out, il
will. perhaps, faid they. induce HIN to reign
before another year.
You know there was a notification appear-
ed in your paper laa week, for the people Of the
county to meet at the State. Hcufc TO copliacr
Of the Naragsniett doings. When the peoplc
had got there, ihefe very folks who had their
meeting in Poulmou.h before. all came in, and
6ia began TO difpute about the meeting. They
fsid il was not legal one land introduced a
ftas,al Lawyer to prove it)-thst she people had
not been regularly cited by an officer, and . CO.
py Of the citation left al their refpet Give MACE.
Of abode--thas shey did not fee how any ching
could be done. &c. &c. When the people came
to nominate for Moderator, ,hefe folk. ,bovobt
they would have the Moderator Of their own
choofing, though, according to their areuncot.
nothing could be done when he wss choje-ard
they nominated the man, who thro' iodulsence.
has been pretty mach their Rsndins ModeIator.
and faid they fhould take the vote if snv bodv
was nominated sgainf him. Theie ,hiuss frui.
tra,ed che meeting, end m was Obliged 10 bre,k
sp. for fear thar fome tumult would take .l.ce
which would diihonor the town. I, jeem. ,bev
meant to be difordesly. for fomc of them have
iince openly declared tha, they eli cane oa uur.
pcfc to break up the meeting. And 70 il wa,
beR that the neeting did not continue anv lonu.
&C. for Z riot might have taken place wb;eb
would have difgrsced the town. But / u,der
Asnd there will be another this eycn;ns. Of none
bat pufe republicans. and hope ,hey Will do
fome,hing clever.
April 10. A MECHANIC.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

Z 'Hk Creditors OF 7bsnas Hezelasd, OF
i Newport, 10 the county OF Newport, and
State of Rhode IGand, Shop-keeper, are here
by sothed to appear before the General Afem.
bly,, 10 be holden AZ Newport, ON the FRA Wed
nsiday 10 May, 1905, TO fhcw cauie, il any they
have, why the prayer Of his petition. for the
benefit Of an Aet made and paiIed June 1856,
ior the reiisf OF In(olvent Debtors, lhouId NOT
be granted.
THO. PECKHAM, Dep. Sec'ry.
Newport, April 9th, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
To be Sold at Public Au7ioy,.

THAT well known, elegant msn6on Houfe,
4 formerly owned by Jsbs Potter. Efs. de-
ceaied, htoated at the great BAis Pond. in
South. kinghown, and shout 10 acres of lsaa.
Said Farm n nbeao,iiuliy 6tus,ed, wifh an extra
ordinary Orchard, yielding the beR OF winter &
fummer fruit, which will make 10 bearing year.
iio barrels of cider. Ii il very pleafautiy titu-
sted for gen,lcmsn's couatsy iea,, or Cor
merchsus, or public houEe. Bafs, Perch.
and moa kinds Of ffh, arc taken in the above
pond In abundance. Said Farm viIl be fold
the T~enty-htth OF this preiept April, a. n
o'clock, n she houie Of Me-. Jofeph Rey-
aold's AZ Litlle-ReR. Conditions Of Sale will
Be msde ksown ss the time and place. Any
CentIemsn wihins TO purehste, may look Of
the 2remiies between this and the time Of fale.
Z. r. GARDNER, 6s6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

THE Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town Of
4 Newport. having appointed ths fubferib-
ers, Commifioners, to receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors to the cftatc OF Ehxa6etb
Carr. widow. late Of faid Newport, deceaied.
repriented infolvent and OK months being al
lowed for thar Purpofe :-Notice is hereby Civ
en-. that they will attend on faid buGne, st their
REFLECTIVE dwellings, at any time within the pc
riod above mentioned. No accounts will be
received unlefs property sueifed.
DANIEL DUNHAM, jun. l Csmmjf-
JOB TOWNSEND, Eoxe,s.
All perfons indebted TO the above mention
ed eaate, are earnettly called upon to make i'm
mediate pay msnt to
SAMUEL c. CARR, A4uisjfrafsr.
Newport. April I, 1906. 9v
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
REMOVAL.

THE Subicribers inform the Public, that
a they have removed TO Store No. 90,
Thsmss-Strect. next door North of James
Mumfofd, aud have jua received from New
York, an excellent afIortment of Hats, az she
Eewet Falhions. which will be folt IS cheap
as can be purchsfed in the State. N. b. HAS
drei,'d in the beR Manner.
BENZ. & SCL'N G. WEAVER.
Nevport. Artl 10, iSce. TN.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

THE Creditors Of Mart Sksa,max, Of
i South, ,Kingaown, In the County Of Wan.
insson. Labeo'er. are hereby noriaed TO sppcss
beto,e the Gepersl Aasmbly at their next SeiIion
at Newport, 10 May, A. ID. 1905, and fhev
sauie. ifsny they have. Why the prayer Of his
Petition. praying for the benefit of the Aet made
and PaAed Jsae a. D. 1856. for the relief ofin-
iolvent debtors, thould nos be eranted.
THO. PEcKHAM, Dep. Sec'ry.
Hs~tsrs, dtrd "a, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
For fbs RHops.IsLAxD RsrusLicAH.

vx1E have perceived. and perufed piece 10
Wv the paper Of la:f wesk, wish the 6ena.
sure Of I'd Rhode Laxsdsr'' sttsched 10 it.which
cooGdered With attendant c,rcumftauces, has
excited the moR foIsms reflection. and lively
fsnGbilisy among rs. In nse sRcnihmcnt,
and sAlitaiou we gaze upoo each other while
the mind Of every isdividasl appean TO be i'm.
psened with enquisies like theie--Are VIC 10 .
Hs'c OF islvsst7ss! IL the government ap-
proaching its di6sississ Are we again 70
!peedi'y to revert TO As'e of nature, or what 10
infinitely worie, TO be (sSjsssssd by fa7;ss,
aad fubjctted 20 IA jnS~'oss domizs'isr ! q,bn'
vobef varify sfsn,al tsisx: qJ,s' avbsf sssD
Ifsse' y e6syss .sf sss fs6 /: Il svids. ss nm
Ssssdt< ssy9s6 iks 6sfsv ~; ssd y5sIssw,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
COUNT RUMFORD.

THE fubicriber has on hand. at his Fourds-
L ry 10 Ra,sbSm. tMaG. large sGor,ment
of Romford's improved BOILERS. for fsving
fuel and labor. fumable for large and fmall fsmi-
lies. A kettle of the fra fze and the appars-
ties for the fame at the reduced prices Of nine
dollars. Mr.. II. .Fme6a,s of this town is capa-
ble Of fe,ipg the fame.
STANLEY CARTER.
N. B. The Boilers are in ufe at the Coffee
Houie in Newport, for inlpettion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
A MECHANIC.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcTIoN.

Ffbs Edsraiias l6aR bavs Gac.
eeedsd in fbii Election, their frinmpb
mna be /ieb az spsSid bave teen thar of
Satan, bad be been /aeesffM in BIZ
sssyfars ssifb Heaven. Of ali fbe
Ab0miBabk and dia5olieal srfs ,rbie5
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
Newport, April 10Th. Isos.

N/HEREAS We the fubicribers have beea
Wv appointed by the Hon. Court of Pro-
bate of the town Of EAT. Greenwich. to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors of Gid.
sos Jsbs6x. Mariner, late Of EAT. Greenwich,
deceafed, whole perfonal easte is repreieuted in.
folvens :--An perfons having any denands
asais& faid ehate 5 are hereby notified to ex-
hibit the fame TO either Of the fubicribeu At
our refpetfive dwellings within four month, from
goth March laR, that being the time allowed
By faid Court.
GEORGE TILLINGHAST, I Cemm1.
MUMFORD DAVIS. i EsxSu.
All perfons indebted to the above eitatcI
are requeaed to make immediate payment to
DANIEL JOHNSON. AImix1erafer.
EaR Cyeesqpieb, Apya Iofb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
William Pcayfe

II AS for f,Ie. st hb Store in WEXFORD. next
1 i Eaa Of Mr.. PSiilt 7iLlsstsf..a sescspl
abort ment Of
Greeeriss, Cyoeksry Ware, &c. sSt.
Which he will diipoie OF on the lowell pofibis
:erms.
n. B. CAsH, and the hieheft price sivea
for Linen Rag.
No,fb- KisgRorUs. AtrH 8, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
Wajbington academy Lottery.

VujOI"Y1oH A(10sWy LofItTy.
The Managers having taken an account of
a the iale of Tickets in ,iis Lottery, ara
happy to inform the public. ths. the difpoial
of them has been fach. as to warrant their 6x-
ing day for drawing, which is announced to
commence on the a4th day of June next. in the
Academy Hall, and will Continue until the fame
be comp,e,ed.-The Tickets remaining unfold.
are placed in the hands of the following pet
fons for fale, land the continuance of tbe bubiic
patronage Is folicited. 10 the difpofsl Of them)
yz.--Iabez DENTON lat the Newport infur-
ance- Office u Jacob Richsrdfoa, Po6 Mater
william r. Wilder, and Stephen Deblois, in
Newport; william Wilkiufon. and William
Larned, ia Providence Daniel z. Updike,
Philip TilIinshsa and William Hammond. ion.
in Wick'crd; James Relme, in South. Kiugf-
town; Nathaniel Phillips, Poa. Mater. in War
ycn; William Rhodes, in Weaerly; Joieph
Iriih. in Hopkin,cn.
BY Order Of ii. Maaaser.
DANIEL f. UPDlKE. See',y.
Wa@ngfou 4Aeadty. I
Ns,fb- King2ozDa, ASrI {, 1905.
C TICKETS in ihe above Lottery are al
10 for fae at the Office Of the Rhode. Iaand
Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11

HE Crediton Of Peter G. B,G. of South
1 King'town, in the county Of Warrington.
Cordwaioer, are hereby notified TO appear at
the next General AAembly to be holden in New
port, in May. 1905, If they Zee fit. to ihew
caofe. if any they have. Why the prayer Of hi.
petition, that the ,bene6t of an Ast made end
PaAed Jane, A. D. 1856. for the relief of in
folvent debtors. mould not be grated.
THO. PEcKHAM. Dep. See'y.
Newport, April 10Th. ISos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-04-11
Henry Moore, & Co.

Henry Moore, & Co.
Have fs, Idit at their Store No. s. Marker Sgsar,
HERDS Grafs aud Clover Secds. as cheap
i 4 - any in the town. Lite4Ujf,
70 Hhds. Jamaica Spirin,
Do. Santa Cruz Rsa,
6 Pipes Holland Gin.
80 Hhds. MolaHes,
HAVANA browa Sugar, pei barre, & box,
SuPer6ae Floor. Newport. April 4. iscs.
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Poyniell's elegant and eorrea edition Of the La
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American Clerks Magazine, or Pocket Con-
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Elegant pocket edition Of Poems, selected from
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Termination Of the Evolutionary War bes~tcn
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TX rn1 .-sr. 3sirr c6yrsxon eS frr
&C SoGv AALTH or vIRctSrA,
i plS0CI, AMATECN.


w 1I;EkEAS il appears that tho cities of
wv New YORK. and rhilseiS;pha, the West
India Hands and o;her places now uuhappi.
ly afsiet.d with an Infectious and malignant dis
case, which wiihcutduc caution may be brought
into iscorimorwealth. vessels arriving there.
from have thought fit, with ,he advice of the
council >F s.aic, 70 issue this proclamation, here.
by calling upon tive surerin,endarts Of OpSrsn-
tine os he dilercns ports OF entry and delivery of
this commonwealth, to use every exerSion on
their part TO prevent the Introduction Of so great
calamity among the good people o. this STATE (:
To easa which they are hereby particularly en-.
Joined to demand Of all masters of vessels coming
from the said cities OF New York and Philadel-
pnia, the West India Islands, or any other place
aaieted II aforesaid. the requisite declaration of
the state OF health of their respective crews. &c.
according to the law IN thai case maze and pro-
vided Ard if the -esat Of such enquiry shall 81
tisfy the superintendent of the port which such
vessel may wish TO enter, thar the public safety
requires their performance of Quarantine, he is
hereby required 20 that the same be done 1T
the place heretofore appointed convenient 10 tic
said pore fer time not exceeding twenty days.
And do hereby strictly enjoin and require that
until such vessels shall be discharged from t,eir
Q.iarar.ine, all persons coming goods Imported
therein, come nst on shore, or 60 on board any
other verse; Or be landed of pus on board any o.
And moreover. that no person CT persons 20 on
board any vessels ordered 10 perform Quarantine.
AZ purcuznce hereof, without permission FIRST ha ]
and obtained in writing from the said srperintcnd-
ants. And the said supcrintcndants are hereby
authorized to use the proper means OF obtaining
the most early and accurate information of the
situation Of all vessels corning from the said ci.irS
OF Ncw York and Philadephia, The West India
islsnds, or any other place alRiaed as aforesaid
with an intention of entering into any f,he ports
rivers or harbors within the jurisdiction OF thu
stute. And AL pilots are hereby required and Ell.
joined to give notice unto SOME one of the said
superintcndants, OF the arrival of all vessels from
the said cities of New York and Philadelphia, the
West India Islands. or any other place aRiieed a,
! sforsIid, and are inhibited from conducting the
same into any of the ports of this state until due
examination is made as aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Govern
or, with the seal of the Commonwealth an
nesed, 1T Richmond, this 2lst day of Sep.
LIS. TENDER, in the year OF our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Eve, and of the
commonwealth tte rhirieth.
(Signed) JOHN GUERRANT, Jr.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

N UN away frorn the subscriber liv-
~ ins in Granville ccuaty, North Carolina,
IN March last, swo bright m1,atto Fellows; one
By the name Of . ARTLsy, about S. years of
age, he hSs butitle TO say, and appears to be ve-
~ humble; lac 10 = tc.erabic good Shoemaker
and Cooper, about S feet 10 Ok IL inches high,
and he is well SET negrs.--GEORGE is about
% years OF age. about q feet hish, spare made,
but very attive negro, fond OF Gtink, aud a very
forward saucy Fellow. l expett they have OBJ
tanned free passes and will endeavor 20 pass Tor
free negroes; i; is probable they are lurking a.
Bout Manchester. Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen in Manchester 4 few days past. Any
person taking thern ZIP and combining them in jail.
50 thas get-thegn, shall have the above reward,
or 20 dollars for eitacrs paid by The subscriber.
LEWIS HENINC.
June Ssh. 1905. IF
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Geo. Watt

EE AS removed from the store he formerly &C.
4 cupicd 10 brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand aad offers TO dis.
pose Of on moderate terms, by Wholesale,
Tie following HrHelsS, viz:
Loaf aud Museovado Sugais,
n. England. w. island and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of i superior quality,
Mclasses, Singer and Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes--And
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principally Of articles suited to the
p:esen, and approaching season, which he will
eiIaer sell on a credit of 3, 6 and months, fer
aotss negotiable at the Bank OF Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. ed March, 1905.
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MARsHALL,s SALES.

ITO be SOLD, for ready money, in pursuance
Of decree ofthe Govt Of the United States,
for the 9Th circuit in the Virginia dissii6, be.
tween Phineas Bond, attorney tor the creditors
Of Ezekiel Edwards aud David Ross. and others
defendants, IN order to raise the sum Of z209
dos 26 cents, win the expenses OF sale, num-
Der ofvsry valuable SLAVES. now at the Ok
fosd Iron Works. The ,ae wii take place AZ
the soid Works, On the 18th day OF November
next.
nzN. NCSBY, d. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. DE-
oaober q, 1905. ids
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Value Sic Land for Sale.

IN kI03iS III LAW
NN Wednefdsy the thirteenth day Of No
vember next, II fair, otherwise the fra
fair day thereafter, will be erpofsd 70 fse 70 the
higher bidder, the TRACT OF LAND,
whereOn now rsiide, lyiDgi in the upper
end OF Prirce Edward county, between the
head branches OF BuGs.oe river, "a railcs above
Prince Edward courthouse aad 10 from that of
Charlotte, on the road leading TO Coles ferry.
This tra2 eontsins by eitirnstion 4so acres, lies
uneommonIy well aud 10 we'll wa,cred It's ii,u-
alton and quality is unexccPtouablc, has proven
itfeIf excellent tobacco land add is generally tho't
70 fuit the cultivation Of wheat. There 10 about
one fourth cleared. the plantation under a good
fence and in good order for cropping. IL 10 un-
neceGsry 20 enumefate its Improvements and ma
ny advantages, as il is prcfumed thofe who win
to puFchaie will on before the day OF fale,
view the premifes and Judge for themselves.
su6i &C ia Fay this land is very valuable, and
great bargain may be had in il, and IL may be d.
vided 10 fuit purehsfers. One half Of the psr-
ehafe money viii he required down, and the o.
ther half IN twelve months, to carry interelifom
the date II not punauslly paid.
William Shelton.
Prince Edward, GA. 81. 1905. A.
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NOTICE.

THE lands in the county of King
i William called the LOWLR COLLEGE,
having been already disposed off the sale OF those
known as the UPPER COLLEGE, will COM
menee on the ID Monday in November next. at
the tavern OF Mrs. Drnry and continue from
day TO day, until the whole are sold. There are
OF these lands about 10000 aces divided into
60 tcnements, situated in healthy ibriving
neighbousbood, Is or 20 miles from Richmond,
and include somc Of the best pamunky lands
is OF IS OF the tenemenfs are believed not TO be
under lease. The payments heretofore advertis-
cd to be made at three annual periods. from the
hfsi Of January next viii, to those who wish
It., be extended, 70 FIVE annual payments, the
interest bs'ug yearly paid; indeed, where this
isreguiady done, tits probable. that the prin,i.
pal may lie, as long the hands Of the pur.
chaser as he chooses
VIM. COLEMAN, Agent
for the College Of William x Mary.
wiriar1bur<, on. IS, 1905
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VaiaG6le Lands f's .l7l5emafle c0iitlty
FC2 SALE.
L to a deed Of trust,

& executed by John Jordan. I, secure the pay.
rcnt or ave ii1rd'ed and sevcn;y Eve sounds
three sl'iilngs and blk pence. with interest there
on from the seventeenth d.y Of July, eiSn,ecn
hundred aud one and charges, due Grown. Hives
& Co. VIII be sold. for ready money, OF the CT.
teenth sayo Oaobcr next (being the third Tue
day in that month and the day after Bucking.
ham court day. on the premises, certain 7RACT5
OF LIND, lying IN the county of Albemare.
containing four hundred and seventeenacfes and
an half, which said traa joins the Fiuvasta or
James river. il being the traa devised to the said
John Jordan by his father Mathew Jordan, dec.
on which he now residss--Also, one other tra6
lying in the same county on the Fluvanna river
and adjoining the ABOVE mentioned traa on the
upper side thereof, containing three sundred and
forty niue acres.
John HICCINBOTHAA1, Trustee.
Warn'ns;er, Amherst. Sept. 9. 1875. 4w
THE sale OF the above mentioned land is post
ponrd until Friday the Sth of November next,
and only 1000 dollars will be required in hand /;
for the balance an accommodating credit will be
given on the punsiual payment thereof being pro-
perry secured. lcHs EioolxBo rnAM.
O6t. Sd, 1895. 1w
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PAINTS FOX ALE cHEAP.

PAINTS FOX ALE CHEAP.
White Lead, dry and verdigrezse. dry and
ground in oil. ground in oil,
Spanish Brown, do do. Spirits of Turpehtius.
Yellow Oehre, do do Copal yarnish.
Venetian Rcd, do.do Turcniinc do. &c. &c
Aconsiderabie quantity of the above articles
have JUST come to hand, and rs the season for
painting is far advanced, they will be sold below
Shop on the lower floor ofthe Ben.Tsyern.
Gath GA. 1905. 2ws
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- THE WnoLs or TRE sUEseRIpqyog
90 qFs LhTR EDI7IoN or gHs
ID + B A L T. 6

VIRGINIA CONTENTION.
Published By Messrs Richie & Iyoyslv ana
Augustine Davis, having been transfer,e5 Nv
those gentlemen TO Samuel Peasants. Jun soh.
scribers win please 10 take notice tbs, The book.
viii be delivered b. him (osiy) in Hichmond.
and BY such persons as lie may tppoint for the
purpose n ether places.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

The subscriber wishes to sell for
caah, oron credit Ill thc fsst day of January
next, the
Two Brick 7cncnents,
Adjoining the house of MIR. Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETCN.
eity OF Richmond, Nos. 1otb, 1904. 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06
Lands orsalem buckingham e0u,rty.

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He subscriber offers for sale the
i following trads Of Land, viz.-I0O0 acres
be ginning where maj. Charles Yancey's line ioins
his on James river and extend ont 20 include the
above quantity, zste leave out the low grounds,
with sufficient timber 10 suppor1 it--AIso, two
traeis on Sycamore island creek and it's waters,
OF four hundred acres each, ad joining the lands Of
maj. VaHeey end the Subscribers; those two
trasls were formerly the property of col. John
Hopkins Of Coochiand on the lower tfaet IS thof
TO be good ml.seat--Likewisc trad on Me.
redishs creek Of three hundred & eighty eight a.
cres, adjoining the lands Of col. VIM. Perkins, on
which is plantation sufficient to work FIVE or
six hands 70 advantage, a thriving young orchard
IN bea;ing ono or two years, an excellent creek
running thro' the plantation on which might be
ereeled . convenient mill in wealthy ncighbor.
hood; che above land aboupds with very coed
pane Tor bvldings-hlso uaa of Two or three
hundred acres below John Bagby, senr's ON this
there IS email plantation with excellent fruit
trces, and good situation Tor a MILL frcsh
broke the dam and left the hot,ss which Ia tive
stosiestigh, and al small expense may be nut
IN grinding order. The above lands lay convent.
entto Werininiler, and will be shewn 10 any Der.
son wishingto Purehasc. b. the proprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH cApELI..
Buckingham, Ripton, Oh Sept. 1905. Sra
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-06

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