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--DEArlf--

waru Jordan, OF CaSweii county, North
Carolina, wins'd It's Fight TO those celssli-
al mansions. where "the mourners cease
from mourning, and the weary are a, res,.r
Her indisposition, though of short dura:i.
on, was severe land Notwithstanding she
was only in her i7ih year, she bore her
misery with almost unprecedented iorti.
tude-- her easy manners and suavily of
disposition endeared her to all who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance LIAR
guage Fails me in endrayorirs TO depict
her virtues. Her last words, addressed to
her disconsolate husband, with her infant
babe and number of other 70 cping reIa.
tons, were indicative Of The strength OF
her mind and her confidence in the d;spo-
ser ofhuman events. Veea nor, says she,
my friends for nie---.ilio' yo,fng. 1 am no,
effaidto dir--T/eeiN rehared 20 ueet my God.
But yet her mourning friends must s,illex-
claim, Q death! you've left a sting behind
20 grave your yielory is great indeed
ssand must this body die,
This wei! wrought fame decay
And must these active limbs of thine,
Lie nould'ring in the clay.
Corruption, earth and worms,
Shall but refine thy Besb,
Till tiny triumphant spirit comes,
To put 1t on airesli.
God thy redecmer lives,
And ever fromsthe skies,
Locks down and watches ali thy ways,
Till he shall BID il rise"
June 7th, 1905.
..s
* IN / EN- shortly 10 the state of
Kentucky. and TO return about ,s,s firsf Of DC
tober next WV. FIEMtNC
Richmond. I5,h June. 1875 81
VIRGINIA.
In the Superior Court Of Chancerv.
holden in Richmond,
/ William Rantolph. plaintiff.
ANIL
! John ChaTin, Tinsiey, lanes Tius,ev
! Thomas Tinsley, Isaac & William Tinsev. z
| Jenney Tinsiey, and zeiica Tins cy, chlI.lren
OF the said Tins.ey. AID Daniel VIII
son, Defendants
rE'HE defendants Ti1sley
i James Tinsley, Thomas TinsIev. Iss,c
Insles, William T,nsiey, Jenny Tinsley aud e.
Ice finsley not having en,e,ed their appearance
asd gwen security according 10 the set OF assem-
by and rhe rules Of this court andit Appearing 10
tie Satisfaction of ths court thar they are not n
habitants OF this co"nrry on the s,o,on of ,,s
Plaintiff by bio couSeI 4 is oreyed. that the s.;d
defendants do appear here on The first sy OF tb-
nexs term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff
and thas copy Of thi; order be for,hwitl. r,s-r !
ed in sonic newspaper pubiished In the cir, oe
Richmond for TWO months SUCCESSFULLY. and r,,e,
ed II the front door Of the capitol in he said civ
a ccpy--Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

Dollars, 10000
Al tickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
sext class. at 10 dolls each the price of all O.
Tiers will he Is dolls.
All prizes OF Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, ar the option of the person
entitled IL they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they viii
be considered as renewed in the second class.
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p. Tinaiey, elk.
WILL BE SOLD,

For cash, in rhe town Of Milton. at the house or
John Watson. on the 18th day os Jolly next.
One 1nact or Parcel Of Land,
Containing by es,imatioo 500 scrcs. be he s,r.s
more or less Also. an undivided one tenth parr
OF che lands and tenemenfs Of Bennett Henderson
dec lying and being in the town Of Niitoa and
aaJaeen, thercto - Also. the following Slayes -
wf; HANNAH, negro woman. Parriek a beg
Amy. negro woman. Dick. negro fellow, and
tne children OF Hannah. herein before named
A,s'', the shhd'en OF Amy, herein before named
which said proPeriy is conveyed 20 me in ,rust 20
secure inc payment Of debr due Brrrya RiveS
q GO. and as stfng Under said ,rust only for IN
benefit OF others) Am only 20 be csrsiaesei bound
TO convey The title vested in me as rrustee
Martin Dawson, Z rustee.
Milten, 1lth Iune. 1906 4v
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WILLIAM & MAav coLrscz LoTrEsy
Nog dra:sing IN No,[olk.


WILLIAM & MAY coLr.Ecz f.orrr,~
No'O drH;sing in No.jolt.
SEVENTEENTH DAr.
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1880 $3.50 1865 7357 COL 6sos sszI
597 1899 sois 7oos 2e4i sssI Yoaa
io7s 65oi 2469 42i3 $3.50 7so s6so
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EIGHTEENTH DAY.
Prize OF 500 dolIs.--No. 731s.
Prizes Of IS dolIs.--Nos. 4eae 7oss
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600 $40 1895 4265 Asa 1000 isso
i245 1871 6e42 $685..
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Prizes Of 500 dolls.--Nos. qsfz ~ soo
Prizes &c Is. do.Is.--Nos. $40 sooo
7o26 1858 6474 1865 sc s2az sIsz
1888 52ls 6is7 5000 47ss 464o aslI
1853 1894 7s4o 4242 1894 so4o e7s
1881 364l $500 es26 llsl 247 2s2s.
TwENrIETH DAY.
Prizes OF IS Dollars Nos. 772 1914 5I4
S79< 1904 81 SOL 100 1919 $500 49a
o955 .74i4 1891 5ll4 1856 64I7 es47
@o9 Asp 2s7o 6594 1895 I4s s6i.
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MARRIED--On Thursday the 9Th inst.
DR.. CHARLES Fl. GRAVES. to the ami
able Miss PATSY BROWNE. eldest
daughter of Major Benjamin Edwards.
Browne, all of Surry county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

On the 9Th of April the British Parli-
amcnt passed an aet Untitled, an ael TO
permit the importation OF goods and COM
modities from Countries ~ America be-
longing TO any Foreign European sove-
reign or state in neutral ships during the
present war, and until six months after
the ratification os dclinitiye treaty OF
pcace---which ebasts "That, from and
after The passing OF this acl, IL shall and
may be lawful Tor his majesty, by and with
the advice OF his privy council, to gram
Iicence to any British subiea or subjects
to import into this kingdom for his or their
own account, or for account of a subiecl or
subjects of any state 10 smiIy with bis
majesty, from auy country in America be.
longing TO any foreign European sovereign
or state, any goods OF commodities Of the
growth or prodate, whether nanufaeiur,
ed or otherwise, of any sach county, no,
prohibited TO be used OF consumed in ,hi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-19

The accounts from New-York this day,
10 addition 10 former adviees, being cor
roborsted by captain Bishops arrival this
morning at this port. The certainty ofihe
FFench and Spanish fleets having reached
the West Indies is esiablished--as so ma
ny different persons from different ports
could not have Joined to deceive US by IN
founded reports which so strongly damp
the spirit of our mercantile TRANSACTIONS.
(Baf. Ev. Posf.
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Doliars ~. 15s
z 7 c x H. T. S

Dollars I2J.t5s
TT CK III rs
Wy " had Of George Tucker, Thomas Tay,or.
~ ,e'''''c tieasanfs' " - kichinond KUseyt
nasehsit' and watkins Leigh 4 etersburr m
mas Newton. Dr.. Barnard, & Litteton w Taze-
well, Eo,folk-
1OST kkC1IYEL,
% . * a'nF''' 6dok-sf7'c ReSa md, se,, &c.
atfossorfm~nteftb besf
p = N n n " f 8
WATCH viii be sold By the sissle Or dozen
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! IN I'm ID shortly 10 the state of
) Kentucky. and 10 return abour ,lse frsf Of DC.
tober nex. WV. FLEMING.
Richmond, 18th June. 1895 OF
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LsxlssroN LOTTERY.


Przesof 100 doIIars---Nos. 1857 sc.
f4sis.
! Prize OF so dollars--No. s5l5.
Prizes 0f 80 dollars Nos. 1864 ll2s
i2a33 l 6s3 los $3.50 S7s 2ofo.
Wheels gain this diy 65s'doIIars=-To-
tai gain Of the wheel 1914 dollars.
At lord Sofncrsflle's late show Of cattle,
SIC. MIR. Tubbs exhibited two fine large
white pigs, of his breed. a peculiarly in
theseis highly deserving OF notice--it is
Mr.. Tubs practice to shave of with a
razor, or sharp knifc, the gristle on the
top ofthe nose Of his pigs, when they are
young which soon heals over; but the pig
is thereby rendered incapable of that ron
ing or turning up of the ground, which
farmers fad SO destructive to their sward
lSpd. London fah.) 1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05

According to the iatef acconnn from Rufia.
the merchant vefIcls which had been ireighied az
Riga. by order OF the government, for the trani-
poftztion of troops, have beea dnmiHed, oa ac-
count OF It's being almoa impo6ioe, in the pre-
fsnt feafon. TO attempt auy grand expedition, BY
tending theie vedcls through The Baltic.
SrUTGUAsD, Sept. Is.-With tho intelli-
gence OF the march VI fhc Rubin troops, We
have received the following news, 10 leuer, from
Lumberg, in Gsllicia. dated the stn of Auguft.
"Generals Strauch and Whyroucr have been
fucceMvely tent here by the Court of Vienna 10
di'eef thc march of the Ruliians. Their army
is divided into swo bodies, one of which takes
iu rovt through our city, by caAern Gallic;a.
and the other by the northern, towards Lubin
and CIacovia the laa body has not YET enter
ed Gallicia. The frit arrived on III: 1o,h of
Augua, at Brody; it marches in fix columns.
IL is confirmed, that third body OF RufEan
troops are actually concentcntrated at Wins, in
Liihuania. * iato be followed by feveral Others.
The court II Berlin having Iefuicd paGsse
! through It's Aate,, the corps of the army OF VIII
| ma viii continue its roote through Gallicia.
Sept. r6.-Thc Aufriars have already taken
poheiiion OF great part OF ssvs,a. All the
coun try ftuaSed between the Inn and the Ifer s
overrun with their troops. Gen. Kiensu, who
| commands the corps OF the army which paI.d
The inn on the Sth September, is about TO trans
fer bis head -quae,ers to Munich. The princi-
pal cities near the Danube, or on the borders of
The river, between Straubing, Pafsu. Laudfhur,
vi hof, and other places, have already an Auf-
,Iian garriion.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
Tul EMPEROR's SPEECH IN TIL
SENATE.

SRSAroRs-In the prefent circumAances Of
Europe, feel the necetIi,y Of appearing in the
midH of you, and of making known to you my
feniiments.
I" am about to quit my capitol. to put my
felf az che head Of my army. to carry fpeedy
fuccor TO my allies, and TO dcfeud the dearsf
intcsefs Of nv people.
Z" The wiihes OF the eternal enemies Of the
cootinens s<e accomplihed War has beeus 10
the heart Of Germany. Ashria and Ro1ia
have unisci with Eussnd and our generation
10 dsawn anew into sll the calamisies Of war.
A few days ago. ail hoped shss peace wosId
not he diRurbed menaces and cutriges found
me impsiable: bat the Aufsian arm, has crofs.
ed the Inn. Munich is invsded-the Elettor Of
Bavasa i driven cut OF hh capitol; all my hopes
are vaniihej.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
IMPERIAL DEC REE.

Sept. 17.--St. Cloud, I'D Complementary
day, yearI,, We, NaPocan, Emperor OF the
Fresch, Kisg of Italy, have decteed, and do
decree what follows:
TITLE I.-Art. !. There fhall be formed
three bodies Of an army OF rcierve the frf thall
have ito head. quarters st Boulogne, and fhali be
commanded by M,rfhal Bruno it hall extend
from the Semme to the Scheld ,and fhall compriie
the departments of the eomme, Of the Pas-dc-
Calais, Of the Nord. and Of the Lys. The ie-
cond fhail aGembIs at Msyence. and fhall be
commanded BY the Scoator Marihal Lefebvrei
il fhall comprifc the departments Of tho ssih and
26th military divilions; the third fhsll Vnite at
Susibarg, and thall be commended by the fena-
tor Martial Kcilerman il fhall comprife the
departments of the 9Th and 9th military divfon.
III. All the corps defined to make part of
thcfe three bodies of reierve, A,ali be carried to
the complement Of war, by means of the refervc.
Rcnncs a flying camp Of grenadiers, under the
orders Of the General OF Brigade Boyer.-There
nall be formed fccend Ayius camp Of grena-
diers, az the town NapoIean, under the orders OF
a General of Brigade. lhall be for ned
third aying camp Of grenadiers, at Alexandria,
department of Marengo, under the orders OF
Senefai OF brgade.-lV. mere mail DC attscn-
cd to each of thefe bodies dividon Of light
hohe arillcry.-V. Theie bodies are defined
to march wherever thair prefence fhall he necei-
fay.-The miniacr Of war is charged with the
execution Of the preient decree.
By the Emperor.
(Siened) NAPoLIAN.
The Secretary of State--Ggued h. B. MARrr.
Az Imperial decree orders. that there hall be
formed corps Of Horie Velites, Of 500 men.
to be competed Of confcripu for the three laf
yesrs, at the rate Of Gx for each Department. to
be taken from among thofe Who fhalI offer them
felves voluntarily or in default Of fach, to be
deGgna,cd by the Prefea. The Velites mutt
be Of found conhitu;icns, and muA have OF their
Own. or from their relationsi fecure revenue OF
SEQ francs year.
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GERMANY.

HAMsuRcH, Sept. ii.-They write from
copeohagcn. under date Of the 7,h. 1" The Ruff
Cans which arc expected here. have not yet ar
rived |: by which il is prefumcd il has takes an
other direction"
His MsjeAy the King Of Pruflia 10 now csuf.
ing to be buiIt on the Spea, q ne~ aore. which
viii ne 900 feet in length. 100 IN breadth, and
sx sosie, high. Ii viii contain quantity OF
gain fsf;cieos to provide for the whole csPi.
tai. during three year..
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
[Traoilated from late French papers, received
at Norfo.k.i

VERONA, Sept. 3. His excellency
Martial Maflena, commander in chief
of the army of Italy, has efabliihed
his headquarters at Vallegio. He
reviews the different corps which fuc-
ceflivsly .arrive. On the 10th, the
following proclamation was put under
the order of the army.
" Soldiers of the army of Italy
His Majefty the Emperor and King
has appointed me your Commander in
Chief. 1t is grateful to me to fee a.
gain my ancient companions in arms,
and to find in them the fentiments
which knew them to pofels, attach
ment to difcipline, and devotion to
their duty ihall always fpeak to you
the language of ,hefe feDtiments, and
it is a pleafure to me to think that they
will know how to anfwer it, if politi-
cal circumstances oblige his Majefty
the Emperor and King to give the fig
nal of battle, in fpite of the deGre he
conftantly manifeffed to maintain
peace. Soldiers you will remember
that you are upon field of battle. IL
luftrated BY his victories, and that at
every fep We fhall find traits of his
magnanimity, and of his genius.
[" | replace at your head General
diltinguiihed by his fervices he is
called to another deIlina,ion, whittier
no doubt your wilhes will accompany
him upon whatever theatre his Ma
jeRy may place US, Soldiers, let us juf-
tify his choice, and let US ever have
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
RATISRON. Sect.

RATlSBON. Sept. ..
. THE Asarian MipiAer, hxs delivered the
following Reicript TO the Diet 3
" The Declaration which the French
Charge dAffaire' vas ordered to communicate
70 the Diet at Ra,ihon. has been laid before
his Roman and Auarian imperial MajeRy. Ac.
cording TO this Declaration the States Of the
German Empire might be induced to imagine
that the armamens' & sas Of violence OF the
French Emperor TO Italy have given AuAria no
csufe FOR coon,er-armiog T, that France, not
Aufria wiihcs the reaoration Of q general peace,
TO attain ~hich reaora,ion. was the objeit Of
the intended invahon OF England, which Aufria
bow endeavours to interrupt. to prevent the At
tsinment of this sbjeet. With this declasation
-s' >~9rctaed the threat Of al attack on the Ger.
man smP'.. if Asaria does not Immediately
diia'm at the oso,, Of the French Emperor.
Called upon by fs.h declaration made
to the German Diet, his MsjsAy End, i, incum-
bent upon him tolsy before HE Co. sas,ss Of ,he
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
RUSSIA.

FaoNTIERs OF Russia, zS,h Aug.-From
rhe goth July TO The Ia,h Aoguf, 40 vefiel,. of
diff, reDt naliors. arrived at the port OF Crsn-
Radr. laden chiefly with foreign merchsnndze.
In the fame time I4z veGcls cleared out irou,
that port, laden w,th territorial predictions, or
articles manufactured in Rulia. OF. .,hefe 81
were Engiifh, snd ~ Americans.
PrrtRssvRc, Aug. as.-The troops of our
gariion. and the horie and foo, guards, making
III the whole about 10, COO men, marched from
this city on the a3d infant. There remains
here three batalions Of tcct guards for the fer
vice OF the winter palace. and other public edi-
fees.
We arc alIured thar the Emperor will depart
tor Wilma aoout the z6ih Sept. =
Thirty thouiand rnen embarked here tor Re.
vel this day. 10 coniequencc of the treaty enter
ed into with Ssecdsu. This body, under the
order OF lieutenant. shl ] oliroi. is d, i,ined,
they FAY. Tor S"edifh Pomersna; hut well in
formed Poii,icaDs think that the king of Prui-
fla will never content soit.
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I" II is At this infant. that the wickednsfs
Of the enemies of the continent has unveiled
idclf They we're yet spprehendye Of the mau-
ifcaation Of my profound love Of peace: they
we're appreheaGve, lef Auaria, at the fight of
the abyls which they had dug under her foot
aeps, fhould retnrn to fentimeSu of jafice and
moderation they have hurried her into war.
am grievcd ar the blood that il will cof Eu-
rope; but the French name will obtain new
lntre from it.
" Senator'S, when al your dehrc, az the voice
OF tho whole French people, fet the Imperial
crown upon my head. | received from you.
from every citixsn, th. engage nent TO
maiotsin it pure and unfuIIcd. My people
have given me. in every circumaance, proofs Of
their confidence and their love. They will Fly
under the co!ors OF the Emperor, and X his army, t,
which in few days will have palT;d the from
tiers.
=" Msgihrate'. Soldiers. and Citizens. all
viih TO maintsin the country free from the in
auence OF England. who. if lhe prevailed, would
graft Us only peace, furrounded with ignominy
and fhame, aud rho principal conditions of
which would be the butnng Of our aeen. the
filling up our ports, and the snnihilaticn of our
induHIy.
"All the promics have made to the French
people, have kept. The Freach people, in
their turn, have taken no engagement with me
thst they have not iarpaHed. In this circum-
asuce. 10 important for their glory and mine.
they viii continue TO merit that name Of G,sa;
People, with which fzIuieo them in the midE
0. the fields of battle.
" Frenchmen, your Emperor will do hi'
dnty, my folders will do 'hein. you will do
youIs."
PARIS, Sept. Il. Tn. official journsl of this
Gsy announces, thar the Emperor OF Germany I,
~iihout any previous negotiation or expIana-
don, ard wirhou, declaration Of war, has To-
csded Bivaria. Tn, Eltetor has retired TO
N,rtzourg, where the whole OF the B,varian
sgmy Is siIenbed."
Sept. z4.--Cardinal Fetch, our mininer pie
at Rome, has pfeicnted 10 the Ho.
ly Father, IN the name of his Imperial and royal
m1jcty, eight magnificent pieces of rapeary,
repreienting icenes from the New Teihnneni,
two fapesb carpet, of exquih'c workmspfhip,
two chandeliers of,he erea,ctt beauty, and fer
vice of plate for th- table.
Sep. 76.-Msrihal MafIcss, geoersl in chief
of the army Of Italy. arrived on the io'h Fruc-
tidor. at the head qasr,ers Of Villa France the
day following, he viited the for'lfications Of
Mantua, and in the evening department. for Val
lepio. where he viii caabliih his head quarters.
General Jourdon paaed lately through Ly-
ons. without itopPing. on his way from Italy TO
Paris.
H. ~. the Emperor and King fe. off for the
army on Tuefday laa.
The Eupref, iet OF with the Emperor, aud
is to be followed by M. Taleyra rand, the miniiter
for foreign affairs.
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Latcit Foreign Articles.


Ax/ave, Of .fsSris 10 Tie F,e~cb N'fs 70 'b'
Dhi IF Rsf;ISsx, BY M. Baeber, SnSly6fd ~ 'sr
Izf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-05
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Sept. Io.-By virtue of an order
iiicins from his Majeayr 90 .oqo men have been
directed to hold themseive. An resaiUsfs to
march.
grand council of fstc was held here the
day before yeaerday, at which all the mioiaers,
and the principal generals attended. For fever.
al days back courien have been difpatched to
ST. Peterfburg and Vienna.
The miniffer Of fate, and of the cabinet,
Count de Hsuewitz. is arrived in this capital.
1t Is believed he will be fent to Paris.
A German journal, of high repute. afirms.
that in cafe of war, four great electoral courts
have determined to put I'll their forces, and all
their refcurces at the difpoial Of France aud
Pruilia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24
FOR SALE.

One Moiety Of a Brick Tenement,
IN central part oft city Of Richmond, con-.
4 sistirg Of 4 two story horsc with store and
Counting room en- the lower floor, and FIVE rooms
above conveniently plap'd for a family with
passage leading 20 them trnaking all rhe rooms
priys,e) and cellar ander the whole house--a
three sorry IEpber-house. Kitchen. Stable, &c.
considerable credit viii be given Tor two thirds
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snquirs of the printer. wtf
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Geo. Watt

e AS removed from the store he formerly &C.
1 \ cuPied TO = brick house on the cross strcet
.eaaing from the main STREET.-THE Shoekoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and cEers TO dis
pose Of on moderate terms, BIZ wholesale.
The jol2oEving ASk;c2es, yiz:
Loaf and Mnscovsdo Sugars,
n. England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
) Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Drlndy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee Of a superior quality,
Molasses. Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes--And
Inc remainder os his Stock of Dry Goods,
Consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he Will
either sell en- credit of 8, 8 and months, far
notes nsgociasis - lac SAnk OF Virginia, with
approved enaorlers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
RicAsaond. I'D March, 1905.
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Manchester I urnplke Company,
,HE delinquent SHAREHOLDERS
x on the 7'h reqpisitioi. are hereby notified,
that suSh shares IS shall remain unpaid on the
5fst "a onday in August next. will, on thar lay,
Dc soid, az Mr. Brooks's tavern lin Rlanehester,
at II o'eioeisis the forenoon Il n
James Brander, Cl'k.
Manchester, July 2, 1865. ids
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no BE RENTED.

= bI- it1-IS 4 7IsI13
a HOUSE, on the Main Street,
4 a. the second door above the Cross streer
leading TO Mayo's bridge-it is an excellent stand
Tor buSiness.--AlSo, the wei known TAVERN,
ply to.
Jacob I. Cohen, on Shockoc hill.
Richmeud, Jul5 2. 1905 wvf
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I'D - virtue of 4 deed Of trust exc.
ND cssed 20 abe sabserjber by Charles c,asl<s.
81 the cehnty Of CheAse, iel{I, 10 securs sie hay
vens Of = debs thefsin acknowledged 10 s. due
Lyle and M'Cvedis. and the expense peces.ary
to carry the trust into exeepuon viii be sold, AZ
public auction, TO the h,zhest bidder. for ready
money, AT zSchasiab Hross s tavern. IN the ,oxn
Of Manchester, on Saturday, the z7sh uly. mss.
two.hnudred and twenty acres Of Ian ID, more
orless, bling in the county of Ghesrotfed. and adj
Joining the lands Of Col. John Haryis, John Ford,
Alexander Saunders and Samuel Smith, 4. =.
!, s. Richard 3. Goode.
July z. 1905. 3 q. z, 4w
4 III isubscriberIwill sell at pub7
~ lie auaiops % the highest oder. for ready
dy uepey, At zaehariah Bsooks's tavern. JIM he
tswn OF Manchester. on SATURDAY the Sd day Of
August ncxs. two likely Me- GRO BoYs, Neisox
and HArrison; conveyed instrust BY the deed of
AndrswSsost, dec 10 secure the payment OFFS
debt. interest and cestiherein, acknowledged e
be due Lyle and n .Credic. s,S y
s5s Richard 3. Coode.
July :. 1905 ~ 4w
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The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the pu5ic. that thes have

Sb,ing assortment Of Goods,
OF the best quality sndlatcss fsaSions, d Wild,
pose OF them on the chearstt fffr,s for nsl, vi