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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
If0ur Dollars Per anuaas:.. .t.ad IN advaaee.
Valuable Z Pyobertyfors sale.

IS M ILL be SOLD. 10 the highest bidder. ON
.he premises, on the third day OF Au.il
next, az ~ O'clock. an undivided raoie,v in The
Two LOTS of CROUN ., Formerly the i,r6,,er.
y OF Andrew Ronald, dec fronting the basin Of
me James River Canal, near the centre az m.
emy OF Richmond, with an undivided moiety Of
Al me valuable buildings thereon, consisting of
,a.ge 'Asee story brick building, eighty fee, in
length, with four Sc narate tener,en,.
teet wide and forty FIVE fees in ieng,S win ~
places on the 6rsr and second floors. roonv gar.
refs IN each' with large whess fixed Tor hois tiisr
anu towering packages, SIes with dispatch mi
ease. good dry cellars with fire places in each .
rms house has been lately built and in good 70.
par adjoining is well finished two story FRI.
med dweHins. house. thirty eight feet square.
witht two good cellars, with Csc places in each
FOR cookng --inthis house on The Grst and second
'noors are e'ght rooms and six fire places also,
a small two story Brick House WITH f5ur.roons.
with hire placesin each. convenient for a store
or small elaify-fiscwise, small Wooden
rBnnld,ng with a celaro bnt for kitchen, and
may be used shQp-4lss, two Stables and i
Carriage House. The buildings except the kit-h
en-, stables and carriage house are insured in rtk
mutual insurance company against fire in. the
state OF Virginia, and the rsnrsns paid; die lots
frontihe basin on one side. and are bounded by
Gary street and the cross streetleadnr 70 shoe
NY fNatciiopsf on TWO otner sides OF them. and
are as convenient for commercial or soshe, basi.
ness as any in. the CRY. The terms, of sale viii
be seventeen thousand dollars in ready money
the residue PAYABLE the Fifth day of August next.
For. WHICH residue bond with approved security
win be, required. ii is deemed unnecessary 10
s,ate,he grea,value of the above property iothose
whoresde in this city, but for the iafsrnatioH of
strangers. the Subscriber begs leave 70 STATE, that
tlic afrcssf u rropery isTn'dediately the
lower parg Of the basin oPthe' James river canal
where AL the produce of, me upper county Is
landed and 10 any person tesironS Of carrying
the commission bhsihess extsnsiyeiyi perhaps is
srPerior.tp any other place iinthisriiy. ~ :
William Austin.
!" Richmond Ain February, 1905
eTs From circumstances not. attended to
when the above vafuable. property was ariyertis.
ed for sa'ssihc subscriber has postponed The day
of sale TIL "Wednesday the eighth day. of MAY
mex, when II Will certainly take place. avI2 o.
clock, on the premises when one foutth of the
purchase rnoney only win be required in band,
and credit of three, six and nine months given
for the balance. the purchaser 20 give bonds and
leeurity to carry interest from rl,e day of sale,
and deed oftrust on The properly 10 secure the
payrsesf. = VIZ. AUSTIN, =
22d March, 1905 = ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10

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Richmond. March s. 1905.

nd virtue Of deed'of trust made
II = TO ire fuhfsribsr Sy fIa,haufcI Burton. the
Sth day Of FeSfuary 10, for the pufpofc Of ieeu-
ring. DIR due I'd Arthur Hunnery. and al char
ges attending the ereenfion Of tlie tFua --"i'i hs
fold 70 the higheR bidder, AZ Rockingham eonr,.
houre, on Sturdy rhe 10th DE- o. Aaril next
for the hen price that b. obsaiged IN crop 70
baeeo OF Nichols infpeeion or is value IN 90
neyat the cnrfcnt'eafh price
A certain Tract or Parcel Of LAND,
Lying in the eo'ihfy Of Boskiosham, on both
sdes ~ the ef-zceyesk Of Siase rive,. con,aioiug
two hundred and lively i've asrs', and s5jo;ainy
The lan5y % Nathaniel .Bur,ca. Barnet Hunpcrg,
Eiis,bsth saundsrfos, Edward hiaxeey and Ben
jaRin burron.
JAMES MURPHY, Trustee.
March is'h. iSqs t5Os
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
For. jaundice & Bilious cohplamts,
j.. waRAtoa's
!. ., Gsnunle Patent Bitters,i ~

Piioe only SO GEMS, ~u
Sesuyed- ,e him, by Lsttsrs patent IRON the Pref
=. ). dent of tSe Cnitei States,
A MEDi~ fSEs xyfeeiely efsseand, .ficaeious
for curing aundicY ani'biions difoydcts and'r $
moving mr. disiosJ flint and diftreiTtd feiiuc a,
the stsrash, 'liiiienlsy os.hEeathng. isfs ape.
lite and jlseP;. dull hepSineg il tie fpspars of
thFdag,- weakoef, ana pemsgpg Sc TIE linbs.
dizzineIs Of tue head, and gsiiosnkf. Of cosare-
mace. Complaints 70 common to jadndisy md bii-
lou. reopIe $500 =. saf
ofurino cbeliey sonplaiats n pkin2s and pursings
inSiseflior, iirE head ache rheun,stie rainphrrs,
1c which ariic fccu q collection al faur baioas
mausr 10 the Ramsea. and ~ leugih tellosaIs the
eonGi,ution 10 fTfeneth and vig6r
hey are alto foird very nfc'm to carry OF
worm, anate cure rietctty children. aud may he
6fei with iateFY u A.! eonaiiusiops,s eS ard fcxae
= Ne many cgres thar have been sastied n
Nsv England, by tbe above medicine (asmay be
feen ~ the hiils) proven, 'hs neesHsy of lusfher
Recommendations LIKEWISE, ~,
Wheaton's patent Itch Ointment,
Price only 90 cots ,4
The only medicine 10 the word which vii GER
tais,ly cure the ITCH, without having ia il any
thug either dangerous or difagreeable It beng
com9ofcd uiofliy Of ingredients never before dit
covered or 1ied IN tina, dif5fdsr.
- One boJeIyes perfn, and there need be no
wahiag after the ufe Of ~ as the kin Is general.
ly iclt cleaner and fSnooiher +.
ALSO,
Ra5oraa's celebrated BifPrs 81 Lee'i
= genuine WiHdbam Hnfi5iiioas PilIf.
~ ~ The above medicines ,gs for lale ., III
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FROM S.o0r4 .Aasga1c

pLantation Dol ChIekahominY,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
PRECIPI FATE,

tInroRTRDby Mr,Eigh.foot
81. Sandy-poInt. last .wip-
Ter, full IS hands and 4 half
1 high; win svand at my Sra
Bile in Chesterfield county,
Appomattox river, Is miles
above Petersburg, to be let
To mares zts rem on;ns.r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
THR -sIkT'G AvD LasT. YsfDNs or,
y 81. WARNER < HANNAs ~.
Select Plays

Is rust revived At lids oiceA-Uscre few CONF
psals sea o. the work 10 elegant sindisg arsfOr
''''-'si.--7 ~ s.S~. .a...s -. -. ..-ss.s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
TIN DOLLARS RRH,dRD.

lf<t f/DL<$vGtAo. N q ~ in ~
u ROKE assay last evening. q large stout made
ID blood bay u D K S Z, upwards of five feet
high, years old last spring. was shod all round
aijou, Two months ago, but some Of The Shoes
may now be Of; he has large head and small
eyes, riots and aaNops; ifhe has any other marks
b. which he might be Distinguished they are NOT
YecoIeaed He had on a saddle 4 good dea
worn, with a hogskin seat and plated stirrups
The above sewara VIII be paid on delivery.
the horse and saddle 10 the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
RIO BE n E:g7ED,
For. one or nore Ssars, and possession given the
=. ~ 18th ns April nexs--a convenient
Store & Dwellin g-house,

lWiththree rooms, below, and. two above, with
afire place in two of the lower rooms. with a
goodsdry collar; under ihen,i a ki,ehcn.. smoke.
house, gardens and two acres of land adjoining
enclosed. part of which is, well set with red clo-
ver. Thistenement has been occupied for some
years past by Messrse Albau Gapiu & Co ii Is
situated IN = healthy and agreeable neighbours
hood. isa iue s,andfor a, country store, about IS
miles from Richmond. and not more than half a
mike from ahe river, and in the midst of s.6ne
wheat country FOR terms apply TO the subecri-
Der. IT,, .stn SAM. PLEASANTS.
Powhasan CO 4tlrMar, 1895. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
RICHMOND. FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST %, 1895.

Z. authority thar m 70 sloir. they AGED LEGALLY
The council tated The facts. to prove which
/ Col. iayior WIS called upon which, The court
douhting the aim.iNity of the teit.rony iii.
rected the queiion 20 be reduced 70 writing "a.
decentralization. !tcanno; FOR moment be ft RI
ouiy commended, butthat the cOGrthad right i;I
TO do. As my Respectable colleague (Mr. Kew
mas obierved, the practice or this honorable
court during this trial. hath perfectly fanctoned
snas part OF my clients conduct. Hat any time
aqueaion has been put, the propriety OF which
hath been doubted il has been directed to be re-
dnced to writing.-It is true, that this has been
Principally, when An objection has been made
10y the council but there can be no no doubt,
that IT any honorable member of this cour, had
apprehendtd the quettion to be improper,
the court would haze had right, and would
have directed the Gueition 20 be Improper, the
court would have had i right and would have
directed the quetsion 10 b. propounded in wri-
ting for their confederation. The propriety, the
principle, IN each cafe is the Cans. On this
part Of the charge need not dwell ANY lor-
ger.
The next mRanc< fthe judges conduct fpe-
cited in this article is his refut',! 10 continue
Calender'S cafe to the next term, notwith-
tanamg the affidavit filed, and ,he applications
made. On this fubjett / ihal not make many
observations rs to the law /: hut ] may ven
ture to aiiert that the conduct of Judge Chaie in
this iniiance aiio appears to have been free from
any corrupt or oppreilive motive or detign; no
part or his conduct on this occaiion has been
produced &c '.ic* that iie eT.ter ;aii.eti tipoii-
ton, TO prevent Calender from obtaining the
teftimony of his witnefies, or 10 deprive him of
the neceiiary time to procure their attendance.
Let it be rccollected that the fr.t affidavit pre-
pared and propoird 70 be filed in order 10 OBJ
tain continuance OF the cau!e was a general
affidavit. By the laws OF England general af-
6davt is not fufticient to entitle the party to
continuance; and upon principles or law as a.
dopted in England andin the United States,
at Leaf in Maryland, Supplemental afh-
davif Cannot in i cafe of this nature he receiv-
ed.
Ifthenj judge Cha(r had wiiled chat Calender
mould have been, at all events, prevented from
continuance of his caufe, he wouid have
tlttered them to have fled their general a.fita-
Wit.
ITO be eOntisued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

for The debt IF the United States," and
out of,ny monies IL The treasury not O.
therwise appropriated.
NArITL. MACON,
Sneaker Of TIE Koftse q Rchresensufivcs.
JOS. ANDERSON,
Pr'esid'cnt ef me S.nafe Iro-fenhore.
March l, 1905.
APPROVED,
TT: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
FaoA rAs AMsnleAs cIr,zsx.

HOW sad is friendships parting hour,
When anxious throbs the bosom swell,
How fondly memory lingers DER
The VANISHED forms we love SO we'll.
Alas what anguish rends,rh. heart
In THAT sad hour when friends must part.
fet Young ey'd hope shalt turn rhe view,
4 cheering sceiie Of bliss to paint,
When sarsing tears the eyes hedew,
And all expression shall be fains,
TO marx the joy with which we gree.
That iaptnrous hour when friends shall meet.
CT. "A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

* The subscribers to the new
ARTILLERY COMPANY, are reoues,ea 70
attend meeting 10 be held at Mr. Moseiys Ta-
vern on Monday evening next, at half after s
O'Clock
Richmond. July 18Th, 1905. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
From NoRroLK. Inln 80

Arrived-Scb'r. New York. Jefferson
$ days from New York-On Friday morn.
ing off Chipgolesgue saw a frieate, stand.
ins 10 the Nofihwsrd, hoisted our coiors
she Immediately Showed the American
Hig--supposed her 10 be one of our fri
gates from the Mediterraueas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

! teer made three attempts to board. but was gal
llansly repulsed and. after having her sa,s and
rigging considerably injured. and I. number OF
her men killed. she shcc.ed OF go.
The Margaret. continuing her course, on Fri
day last, off fybee, fell 10 with another Frciicn
privaseer schooner, oil smaller force. TO which
she also gave battle. and. af,ef smars a1ion.
beat off In attempting to bad the Margaret.
the captain of this last priva,eer was shot by
captain BowgRs--was observed 70 falkland ri
sing again, was carried below by rhe p,ivateess-
man. He was supposed 70 b. n. orally woun.
ded. In the two aGions, the British had four
men killed, aud one morally wounded. who di.
ed ON Tuesday last. The ship is much shat
tered by the shot OF the pivateers. and her sails
and rigging cut TO pieccs-she has put into Ty-
bee for repairs.
In confirmation Of the above intelligence
letter was Yesterday received by the cousignee
OF the Margaret. stating her arrival at Cock 4
spur on Saturday last. The two Actions were
fought on Thursday and Friday Lone man only
was Killed on board the Margaret, and the car
penfer has since died of his wounds.-severa al Of
the crew and slaves were slightly wounded
She has 1873 slaves. M
Mons. H. Cafharine, and Lady, cousins
to the Emperor of France, have airivrd al
New York from Antigua.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
ZOE CHAn1esror. Inlu 11

1r. -" Tow July IL.
The british ship Msgarcs, BowgRs Win
slaves, rem Nastua fos this rort. on hcr pas.
sage 'eli m with nd engaged large Frsnch
PTivS,esr sfhoouer cs IL gnns.--The saion con.
'"usa l9i iLfse hours, in which 'ins the piiya.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

StIcIDs.-On The oh inst. preacher
by The name of DAVID SINCLAIR, hung
himself in the neighborhood Of Ayeiasbo,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
6asl stsi soyr6t95 77o6 1906 esss
szSs 1905 77T6 1902 1902 iiss 4sss
sos SAYS $500 6ces ,es7 $50, 1910
'ss23 eIs4 e7S6 1850 s912 1856 200
7sss 6425 32os 1854 sai9.

:, ot"su1Srfg c0sie'rue.- Died, a, Bran.oa.
vermont, oil the scarlet fever. alias canker
rash' on The. I'd May. Matilda Harr,s. seyd
10 ysa,s, Onihe 4,h. Nabby Harris. i'm
the t7th year of her age. On the 9th Eau
cinda Harris. in the l4,h year of her age.
On the 2ist, OTIS Harris, aged 10; chill.
dren OF Mr.. Nathaniel Harris, OF thatt town.
In July, 1908 they buried two daughters,
who died OF the dyssntery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

DIED, on the 9Th inst. in Cbarleston,
Mr. MES WEST Comedian; former
iy of the Virginia Theatres.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
WILLIAM 2, May coLLsos LOTTERY,
Noss dressing il Ns|oH.
FoRrY.rIFTn DAY.

FcRTY-FIFTH DAY.
Prizes OF zoo dOllars--Nos. 1877 1852
1881.
Prizes &c Is dolla - Nos 500 sss
ga 1891 ess5 34sl $500 2505 2s9i
2o25 42S5 4iss 2o93 $500 1885 776s
4l65 1924 $3.50 40s5 1888 9o75 s4o6
5000 1927 s775 1922 5000 6s3i 6s9s
793o 56S7 1856 1899 $3.50 also s4o3
426s 1891 2l97 35t7.
FoHTv sIzTH DAY.
Prize OF 500 dollars No. 1916.
Pr'zesofl dnilars---Nos SO 2s9 $50
2es5 2ois s2ie 4ss3 lo73 2s2s 7sss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

The British King has approved of the
appointment of William Lyman, Esq. to
be Consul for the United States of Ame-
RIGA, IN the port of London.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RiCHMOND D.:
SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1905

John G. Hubner, republican, is APP
pointed Director of the Richmond Bank,
viee Gabriel Raiston, republican, who has
resigned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20
David Ross.
James Currie.
8e5 Nv

FRgsH sUPPLr OF
Lees Genuine Pafe1f HedIcines,
Is just received at this Office. =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

The French. frigate La CIorie, of ~
guns from Guadalupe, on a secret expe-
o'''on with number Of troops and one ge-
neral ON board was spoken on the 24th
May. (Bai. .dmr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-20

Admiral Collingwood,s squadron of 2
SAIL OF the line, had sailed from England,
at the last dates, to reinforce lord Nelson,
IN The West Indies. (Boss. Poh.J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

Dr.. LnIt fGaluiue) Wmdtsm BiLsaI FHf.
,1REPARED by SAafuEL LrE, ,un OF Windham
Conn The ufcfuInciS and importance 81 theie
pills At his csl0n Of the year. when epidemic dleai
a. are roo prevalent and when mot contributions from
preLispodtion and Infectious atmosphere. are inclined
70 Yellow bilious and inamatory fcyers, have been
verified bv an experience Of more than twelve years
The proprietor, in conleluence 81 the uncommon
good effects of his pills and the reputation they had
gained in his practice urgedby lis friends 70 have
them patented. lie at length conlented and III D.
pri 1898, he obtained from the Prehdent OF the Y
States his Letters Patent. Ihefe the irt Fllis
ever patented in America and their peculiar effects or
the prevailing deaes in the United States ard the W
Indies feon gave them that celebrity which their IN
trinfc virtue merited.
The fame of Lees Pill and the ready fale they 10
numerically meet, were truly powerful temptation 20
pretenders and very ioon Bilious Pills, uttered INTO
market from a'parts of the uniou. Some OF the mott
clamorous Of pill makers found great advantage from
familiarity of names, and were for while able TO
pats their competitions upon the public, the true
genuine original Lees Pills and fome have even had
the eTrontery pretend an originality in the pill
Sa6nes but acknowledgement OF late thar the iales
Of thcir wares have become FINAL ard circumicuhed,
is concuive evidence thar the public have been Taught
by experience 70 be cautious how the prrch ie DRAFT
tic preparations, merely cunt Of the PrelumP-
ton and oGrontery Of the author. It Is more
4 tnan eight years nDCe ODIalned sdACHl
and the incalcllabe, demand for my pills. which has
been, and daily Increasing is convincing proof Of
their hyperion virtues and lalutary effects have
objection to the worlds being iupped with abundance
of pills, but conviction that TIE people have right
to correct information ths induced ue conc
ward and fate thele facts That tie purchalcrs
be certain that they et the right kind; they will ID
particular enquire for Lees Windhan) Bilious III!
and to -obferve that my name be attached cash
biIlof direction, III my own hand writing, they
for iale At mol Of the Druggit Stores il tie CRY CT
New-York.
SAMUEL LEE, jr, Patentcc,
Of the Windhain Bilious Pilg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
Neqy Music.
For Sale, at L. CLARK's Bookaore.
FDb-Sfrer, PgytlaHd,


FDB-Sfreet, P9ytlqad,
THE COLUMBIAN HARMONy III
Milne c-a..lioa y Cisrst -,lsii- IL three diria.
ons-- containing,
III The rules Of vocal mudc laid down W very
PLAIN manner.
i ID a large variety Of plaln IND hymn trnes III VA
rious metres, iuitabs for divine vorp arranged WV
alphabetical order.
many locations; many III which were never before
puhlhcd.
The whole complied for the ufe If lchool. fnring
iocieties and vorihiping ahembies-
Bv CHARTS RoBmNs.
The above work contains hundred and ffrv
tunes part the BET eIettou and par, original.
az the moderate price Of dollars per dozen, Collar
Jingle.
LIKEWISE,
The Columbian and European Har-
mony: or, Brigzrofc, Coaffi,s Of Sacred lf.ia---Th,
work contains tunes chiefly European; but many Of
them having been pubhthed III this coontr,, Mil
have al the novelty ana ctect Of Of original eompo6
tions--FIicv 10 ID per dozen D. Jingle.
AL.O,
The tiXth edition vi Village Harmo-
ny, corrected and improved--Prfcc ID ID Der dozen.
D. hngle.
The Art Of Singing in three parts:
T. wilt, The Mufcsl Primer--2d The ChrRi,n
HlrmonF--3d, The MuiicaI Magaz ne-By .E4fezy
L.Tr--' curt" ed'tisn, with additions aud improve
ments printed upon Few p.an--Price s d. PER do1
75 ". Jingle
The NiEhting2le-A collection Of
the mott popui;. ancient and modern Songs, let 20
muhc- Selected by Sand LayIiz, Price H. and Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
wHRAToNs JAUND!CE BITTERs.

THE fuceei5fu effects of which have been folly ex-
perienced, in correcting and carrying off jaundicy
and bilious matter from the ltonach and at the fame
time strengthening the omach, increafng the appetite,
and removing the inking faint ditreed feeling and
,hs leepv dull heavineis referring ALTO, ftrength TO
the weak and trembling limbs removing the Yellow
neis OF cOuntenance common TO iauudicy and weakly
people; and alto the dzzinels of thehead, & weaxnes
Of fight. They very ufefu for leamen to take Of
ten when at Tea, particularly in climates, as
prelervatve agan diforders 70 incident to fuch CHI
mates (Which generally putrid and bilous) by re-
moving obitruetionS, carrying off bile and giving
free circulation to the blood-Pree 3retr box.
WHEATSONS ITCH OINTMENT
a fafc and sticlcious remedy for the TfCE-Pyies
@Per Tax.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
Baton NaVai Store,


AhOANANA111 - La MIN
No. AZ, State-areet, i1aOe far SAX.
Ofthe frit quality wAKRANTEn and ia prime order,
$50 caiks Spirits Turpen,ine,
100 do. various kinds Varnifhes,
600 bbls. Rosin,
~ Conifantly receiving additional quantities, from
their Manufa6tury Dealers IN the above articles will
be fuPplied on very liberal terms.
LIKEWISE,
eonitantly on hand for fae,
Real quantities Tar, Pitch, and rurpcntine.
Bgasz dig. 10, e.op.8rg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

WE the frbfcribers, having been appointed BY the
w Hon. Samuel Freeman efq to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the Creditors TO the eftate Of
SETH GRIFFIN,
late Of Durham in the County of Cumberland decea-
fed, reprclented nolvent do hereby give notice. that
fix months are allowed to faid Creditors, to bring in
and prove their Claims and that laIl attend that
fervce, at the Dwelling Houfe of the Widow Of fad
deceaied, in Durham on the Iat Monday Of this and
fhe FIVE following months from one to FIX o'clock,
NJ. Barlow SylyeHer.
Edward Fi6eld.
Sfbter-tsy 6tB, 1905.