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IN. COMMON, COUNCIL.
NHpnY.
6M J. TuM, 1905.

0rasrsd, That an election be held for.
ward No.. |, on "Wednesday, The lzth OF
July instant, at James sDavidson's, for the:
'eIec,ionofstwo pps mbers for the said ward
in Com aipn Council, in the rooas. Of jacob.
Hofnan and Alexander Smith, resigned.
And tina. Afsxandsr Smith, Thenas Pres
e aand jacob Hoffman. be commissioners,
70 hold the said election.
Ordered; I kiai An election be, held on
Wednesday, the t7tfa Of July instant, ace.
the new boase Of James MGdts, AZ the,
corner Of Prince and ST. Asaph streets, In
ward No. As. for the purpose. OF eieetings
two members for said ward ;n the Com
mon eS-unc,l in The roomtof Robert Young
and Mathew Rpbinson, resignsa. And
that Robert Young, Jacob Wisemiller, aod
Mathew .Robingon, be commissioners ia
hold the said election. ~
eFess) JAMES. NJ, MsREA. &C.
UuIy eol17Is
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-, a,s.ls ss =, ifs o.. o. .ss.
|,,uss. a,isd, ,Sss a 81 bu. on insolnas.on
M goag sgaiaa n s.;as our. they hadtd ths
* Eagla a.s 60. inf. from Gasdaloape, tastaey-
,ss they 'a - .:A Cor them at ptsfen.t and failed
|s,a % arlDs =. = to neer the Brisdf asss.
lib ass,m' , AK 20 fail or moreot the Aati-
$500 sf .u - hound aes,, and il was generally
., hoa eve had gooe 70 Europe wiihthsms
- s. d. M4r,h. Wellington from
We earn ~, III the bakers ia that place;
|sGidqes' ' ss,s,;oa,-aad were baking bread
ssr sas y Z. Ar rbe Fsench a.eI, which, was
|Iq ~ .n % back TO that ilanl.
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LANDS FOR RENT

/ will rent, ofmy eflats In Caro-
fine county, sooo acres, for tern Of years:
A eoaSderable part of this land lies imnsdiaself
on the Ma,fapony river, and viii produce i've
barrels Of cera per aete.
g. / will Gke4sje Rent, /o,.iksaaa term,
Two thoufand acres in the county
of Orange, adjoining the Courtshoule. For fur.
.sher particulars enqsire OF
John BAYLOR,
~ New, Market, near the Bowling Gssea
Js:y g. 1ASeS
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For NETWORK,
For Sale-ffor Cath,

For Sale-for Cath,
On tie )seond day. Of Anggge next, at
twefue orloek,
"A N uni.nproved LOT Of ground, in the .owa
IA of Cslebefes, adj ming the .warehouie binc-
ing on the creek: Allo,,
Willie jo1a, on the 24h Of ApgyA to
the highsR bidder;
Two unimproved LOTS, Gtusted at Welt
End. The terms Of lale. are-One third CATH
and the Balance 10 one and two years, with bona
and approved fscu1lty.
July 9. taV3ws.
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.FOR.ISALE.
The fan In,Aag.

J. 49, q Tie 5aE la.Aa1g.5
El MA Schoonsr HARRIOT,
= A@s(A. tnow. lying At Dunlap q I,'e0aa's
, Wharf, bprthsn about ieventy
SSxzs tons. or four hundred and ievens
ty five barrels, two years old, fails. rsmatkabrys
fat, and is well calculated for packet, having
excellent Accommodations. For terms apply, to
Williau. Ball,
(. Ga board, or at. II. Wilss's Store.
If nor h!d az private fale bcfols TIu;fday
next, fhe will on that day az Iro'elock, be OF.
fered at public auction, when tteftetms Of fais,:
will be made known. 80, re
July 9. dztf -
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attranaefa Daflp aDperttser.
TUESDAY,, July 9.
From the Nru,- 1ork Gazette, Of 4pRe.

From the Mezv-1 Sfk Gazette, Of 4prV 6.
Captain Main, ofthe fast sailing and re-
gular trading ship Maria, sailed from Bor-
deaux ths FIRST Of June, and has furnished
the Editors Of this Gazette with French
papers up TO that dates. but they coatsih
but little news. The Bsest feet had not
sailed.
The following articles are copied from
The Argus:
Paris, laay 81.
Scarcely seated on the throne OF Italy,
the Emperor N apoleon hastened 70 make
known this event TO the Emperor Of Ger.
many, King of Prussia, and tothc King OF
Spain; hs 4. gsscsiyed from all replies e.
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BALTIMORE, July :.

RAB kANSb r.
...I, schooner Fanny, Penricss from ON
a s'!I.d ls.h June, and left there seaoor-
Sas.S Davidson, Of Baltimore, uncer'
q O'e ~ - or is sail, principally from the
l' -, names unknown.
a0 ra,s. nsv Ann, ;Middlston, OF Batii-r
as,s' sailed for Trinidad about the 9th
lp Y. i. morning Of the 18th passed the
! :, md &c autigaa, AID saw feet appa-
ss, - merehansmen, under convoy of "a
, 'saug iaof war standing for Guadaloupe
~ I,,,iaioue, supposed they were vessels
81. o,,e Of ST. Johns, Antigua, as he
- @. ;o(ormsd the day before he sailed, by a
! vs.eh Officer, that the feet had taken pos-.
..,sop Of thar island.
''' Is,e IS spoke brig Rambler, froa To-.
l,,sb, Boston, learnt mat lordtNelson
. Mi Il Tobago the 5th, with Il sail Of
K, XIII line, sailed for Trinidad, and expected
70 fl il with the French.
Arrived, brig Fanny, Bounds, from St.
Thomas.
Saisdlssh Iuoe, brig Antelope, Gray,
.odschoonsr Vigilant, jerks, of Baltimore
touchsdshere, sailed for market seven
tenth.
81 passenger on board the Fanny, who
'Jsft Guadalupe a few days before, we
learn, thar the priyateer ship Grand Dsci-
dee sent 10 there two English ships, one
1 Guineamrn, with slaves, the other a
homeward bound ship from the West
Indies; and 4 American schooners from
81. Domingo, supposedts be taken on the
&h May, of Majuaraua from Port an
Prince, two Of which, (,he Mary, Bunk
sr, andSalEs Glpin) belonging 80 this port.
The French and Spanish aee.s landed their
SICK st Martinique and took in fresh men
sailed aboas the 9th ilss.Sdessinasion un-
Known, but supposed to be for Europe:
They had beep previously joined by four
more ships Of the line, two French from
ROehsfort, and two Spanish from Ha.
wanna, aud said to have sc, 600 stand of !
arms 90 board. Itwas confidently report.
cd az s.. Thomas, THAI 4crd Nelson. was
At Triadad. ~ * II
sJulys6. 8
Arrived last evening, schooner Amphi-
%, 6inmel, II days from Gonaives.
ahs scRrs St. Michaels, and Victory for
Baltimore, sailed III compaay, parted when
slsa' Of me Keys. The brig Orion, and
,sAoonsr Eclipse, arrived at Port-au Prince
nom lacnsl about the 18th June. The
schooner Stephen was at Port. de. Paix-;
ms 81 tamaiaay at Pon-au. Prince, watt.
'as convoy. y
lns sef'ss NoDpsriel. Jane and Match
S arrived at Cape.F Francois. )
!, iasorig Jane, with three schoorers un.:
~ convoy, from the Cape bouad 20 the
ING ssre seen of the Mole; one of them
!, aSPp 4. to be the Jane, Dukee, another.
sae Msdasa. 1T-s5 5.
saS 40 prisaseer on the passage.
) July Z. s
arrived, schooner MARI. Ano. Bennet.
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i Arrived, schooner Mary-Ana, Bennett.
- ss0ays rom ST. Jsgo. Left there, 18th
p Rs,.: snip John and James, Langiord, Tor
h..a ,m0fe, to sail 18th; brig Hero, MUIR
ssao, ct New.Yorky do; schooner Fan
s,s Anchsr of Philadelphia, loading !;
@y, Watts. for Baltimore. in few DAYS !;
i s s'sasim, Jones, of New:York; Ann,
AN An -; ship Governor Strong, Of
NJ. sSa aa, from Eiverpool, bound 10
-. sa,vFisans. sent in by Frenehrpriiva;
- MI and after considerable detention. paw
~ ~ s0sss, &c. was liberated. In lat. %,
C,.s @0g 7S, 80, spoke schooner Nancy,
s0S 'oe' Of Salem, from Philadelphia ;
a. a. , ssaoostr Two Brothers, Grifin, of
Pa. .Sm fsnsrias, bound Il New. Orleans.
iss - s : brig belonging to Charleston, go.
49, 9 y, Jago: she was bound to New.
+, ss eu. not being permitted 20 land
49, sa'go, sailed &c. leswsrd was affer.
49, y captured 3 By French psiva,esr, but
~ TIE ensrsioas Of he s sunsrear roo %
~ = eesn ssIeased. Markets. .s,,ll ,flo %
N, FOODS ID abundance. ! Flo, Ion, l : "a
n0miual no sale h,,s bv, small
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king, whom he made his soul heir, Thss,,
he contracted lis disorder BY pifering, and:
his death by an unprecedented piece ofpassA
simpny.. II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-18
NEW-YORK, October is.

Arrived, the armed ship Leander, Cow.
per, 10 "a days from Port au Prince. On
Saturday the a8th of September at the enc
trance OF Crooked Island passage, the feet
having been chased several hours by a
French privateer schooner Of 100 tons, car
rylng1 long18 FOUNDER and some small
guns, the privateer, having.got within gun
shot OF the Leander, captain Cowper hove
too, being the sternmost vessel of the feet,
returned the privateers's shoe, when ge-
neral mentcommenced, whichla
ed about three quarters Of an hour; the
privateer then put about. and stood Off on
wind, most probably considerably injured
by the shots from the Leander, the Samp-
son and the schooners Nonpareil, and Mo
hawk. On firing the las, broadsde, on
board the Leander, the armed chest aces
den,ally blew up, by whichcaptain Cowper,
and men were considerably burnt, but are
all in a fair way of recovery, except w.
Kenny, the cabin stewart. Parted from
the ship Sampson, and schooner Diana,
on Saturday evening, offthe capcs OF De.
lsware.
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II O I / 4 Nd.

lSo schuyts arrived at HarEich on
Monday evening, IRON Holland. One. of
asn came direct t5om Rotterd am, which
Pass sue left on Sunday. She brings IN.
sassnce thar Frcneh troops continue to-
pGin daily tothe Heiaer, and that the
%iactsve and vigorous preparations are
%saryIng on for the menaced invasion
WIS country. The disaGection which
'ssald to pervade the gatavian soldiers,
Aaa'ed to have manifested itself in agreal-
:. ausgree among the sailors, VINO have pos.
'4Ss'y refused to embark in the expediti.
= I'll their merchantnen are put IN
'qusltlon, which, wish other compulsory
was adopted by tie Freseh have
s ~ ;, the greatest disgust through
~ y Holland. They report also, that the
as0cn Commander did nos consider it,ei-
s' safe or polite to enforce obedience on
~ u pe't or the Dutch seameu, preferring
Z. wv a system Of moderation TO that OF
i, ~Or' hoping thereby TO prevent insurrec.
n. Saich, by arecourse 10 violent proce.
a a., he was aPPrehensiye might be excit.
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LNPERIAL DECREE.

Iasues, by the grace of God and the
Constitutional law Of the state, seeing, that
by the clandestine and FRAUDULENT departure
of the ship louisiana, there results a con-
derabe prejudice to the interests of the
state and that it behoves him to devise
means TO repress similar abuses in future,
DEGREES as follows: TO be executed ihro'-
out the whole extent of the state. and to
date from the publication Of the present
decree.
ARTICLE I.
Allforeign captains on their arrival at
any of the ports Of the island, shall be bound
to give as security for his vessel, some
commercial house Haytia1 or american,
TO be expressly commissioned for this effect,
10 which house he will make the deposit
and entrust the sale of the cargo b him i'm
ported.
ARTICLE 9.
All captains Of foreign vessels whoshall
not be ceosigned to one of the houses d
boYe mentioned, or who shat, bimseii un-
dertake the sale of lis cargo, shall undergo
The entire coEhscation OF ship and cargo.
ARTICLE 8.
Every commercial house, depository OF
cargo, shall have his own securityship re-
assured BY other houses of deposit which
shall be, and remain perfectly accountable
for the entire acquital OF all duties due the
state by the vessel thus assured.
ARTICLE 4.
No commissioned house Of deposit shall
under any pretex: whatsoever, refuse to re-
assure securityship when required, with.
out incurring penalty from government,
the least Of which shall be, a revocation of
his letters patent for deposit.
Done and deereed at the Imperial pa
lace of the Cape the 1st of August
1905, second year of toe. Independ.
ence of Hayti and of our reign the
krst.
DESSALiNEs.
By the Emperor
The Secretary General,
JUsTE CHANLATTE.
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ay the number, intended to be
sa'g : 1,uder the general orders given
sssSSps; o 5 cruisers, had been detained.
]. a.natches received on Friday. from
Us J CORVALLIS, briefly state, that the
it''l .;asd Fleets had got into Ferrol and
C'nD, .s and that sir Robert Calder and
C'la aami,al Stirling. with the ships under
'' 20 ass,mmand, were in sight of his feet.
ps aamiral Corvallis has now no less than
aS Ill Of the line with him off Brest, to
s ~ ,welye or fourteen more could be
s aasd II the course of ia very few days.
contract has been entered into byour
..rnmen, and that of Russia for build
] :, ST. Petersburg, and other Russian
= u sail of the line and trlgases, tor
s service Of this countrya
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flished after the second year Of war. But
ne admitted numerous concurring causes
IN this effect. la the department of the
SEINE, which embraces Paris, the truth Of
the observations might be most fully as.
certained. For this purpose, Nj. Allard
intends TO publish an annual Statistical &c
count, upon the best documents that can Sc
obtained. To assist the design, the follow.
ing account is given.
The whole department OF Seine is given
at 46,18i hectares, on present French mea-
sures, OF which Paris includes, 5,439.--
The nectar beingeo, 51o7 of French, acre.
According TO the last general census, the
whole departn in 1904 was of 931 $50
souls, of whom 149 oS1 were males who
had beenin married life. The other males
Of every age we're 1853, 329, and the females
a125,le9. fae military amounted TO 1893
including every grade. From this census
il appeared 3o5O48 were males, 81 326,383
were females. About 90 males TO IS fe.
males. The number of births for the same
year was 90 4o2, and of those not births in
marriage, 4448. The births in Paris only
were 1913, upon a population of FIVE
hundred and forty seven thousand seven
hundred snd City six. The number Of
marriages in all were four thousand two
hundred and seventy seven, and in Paris
only, three thousand six hundred & seventy
six. be divorces in Paris were eight
hundred and sixteen, but in the other plac.
es of,h department only four. The mum.
Der of divorces in four years had been re-
duced more than half, aud the number of
poor In three years nearly third In one
thousand seven Hundred and eighty nine,
NJ. Lavoiser furnished an account OF tie
actual consumption ofsprovisions in Paris,
SO that at mean rate the city was supplied
with seventy thousand oxen at the mean Of
seven hundred pounds each, eighteen thou.
sand COWS at $50 pounds each, one hunh
.dred and twenty thousand calves at 72Ib.
each, three hundred and fftv thousand
sheep at so pounds each, thirty five thou5.
and hogs at zoe pounds each, and nine
hundred thousand weigh, Of other animal
food. (Saiem Reg
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alexandria Datlp aoosrtt5er.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is.

Ana ACClObhk 10.
! We learn that government'aocs now fer!ouly
conremplatc the contraction OF feverai ihips of
the lita This IS federal policy aud we are Ger
tain iederaitts will approve OF The rreafure. But
1t canrot be eEet}ed @i,heut comfortable tx.
pence, which If fairly distributed over the Uar-
+ ed States will not be felt /; bu. which il drawn
principally from one Portion, is the pr:sentEc.
venue of govern ncnt, viii be unIef and OPP
spr Give. The commercial parr Of the unny was
we'll axed during the former adminiE rauen, but
fncr MIR. Jcferfon came into efice, il has been
burtheeed IN a very partial aad impoltie nan.
neF. We soe aiIur,d that when conf erablc fums
OF N ney are required for rev public exigencics,
thar parrot the Uaitcl States which hiss been
restricted to the old constitutional rasio OF rep,e.
tentation will cal loudly t5r the old conaituti.
onal ratio Of taxation. Mr.. Jeferfon, 10 his very
great wisdom NUT digea fome plan of finance, OF
his popularity in tie northern lection OF the union
viii vauilhIike bs(cie(s fabrick. II woody heads
are counted in the app5ruonmenr otrep efentation,
in the name of juRice, let. ,hcm be counted when
we pay for bulldog lips. -(RYertoy.J
We learn from Port all Prince, that the Bri
tifh have actuailv got poErlTon of Cape Nicho
la Mole. where they have landed 1900 troops,
and had LAYING off the harbour two friestes and
fnaler VefTel.-And we alfo learn, tia, great
je4lau{ies lubGt between the blacks and mplat
toes Of tbe new Empire, and tina, an ,sfurec.
ton is conGdered at no dittsnr period. There
was a we'll grounded opinion thar Chriaophe
would ere long become F,mneror. as DeGAl,ne's
opalarit, was daily declining, ard that of
ChriAophe ;ncreaI;nn. Thar fome important
change Is about tn take MACE ia that,ouarter is
very ey;dsn+-how. or phas manner permansn,
;rsno aii.ty is 70 bssa abbed is a,fsu,t 70 fore,
fec.-.Fbe probability is. that the whole island
| European power. TMerc. Ad5
ANEW proccfs for watering hemp in two hours
time, without ininriog it's quality, has been dif-
covered by NJ. BRALIa, of Amieos, and pub
lihed BY order OF che min'tef OF interior. a
q"an'ity OF green iosP, equal 10 i-fS pm. OF
.he Weisa' o. shs hsnp 20 DC Ueepea, Is o'h'iseo
=" "a'sr psess 20 ''e 'e'nPs'".0fT Oh rom 10
.. NsA.nuf' o. go ., rs'esnei'' @nen
- "a - sA..;a',..d "a as 6. .. :
;nn;a, r. a. 81 n|sr.ra,ion Cor 49, hon,.
che ~ o,l.s "a, 3, ooy.r.a ,,,h LAVE,
Of straw. GO ss 70 cool .ots8uai!v wirbon, IoGne
their humid,sy. .Nexs day they afe fpread on a
floor, the band. palAel to the top OF the fem,
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10 no uOuDtS Coutt SetS'0u q nuNioei u A'@s
The Moniteur, the osiect of which was
~m,ke the world believe that Austria was
sdsstly content with the fate of Genoa.
Two Hamburg mails, due on Sunday
nj Yesterday, arrived this morning. The
accounts from Vienna are of the 7th~inst.
~ are Of a decidedly warhke nature. 1t
/ ,s,ed, that the troops distributed in the
SFsrent provinces of Austria, will be
.u.nblsd in the camps 10 the course of
h present autumn, in consequences of
mich. number of regiments, and va
rev Of transports, ammunition, &c. are
rmotion.
An article dated at the Banks Of the
Name, states, thar M T;alleyrand has
ash had several conferences, with the
Austrian ambassador at Paris, coun, Co.
|bsnzsL and that the differences, which
Tor some months have produced discus
ions bctween the two governments, are
kslytO be amicably adjusted!
Letters from Petersburgh of the 14sh
&rceived BY respectable mercantile
house in this city, say that all English and
Russian ships wereshen 10 state of requi.
anon both az Pctershnrgh aud Riga. This
ntasue, as far as it related to English
aps, vas sanctioned BY the British ann
tssador TO the court of Russia, the avow-
ed object Of it being TO provide the neces.
sarY conveyance Of the Imperial troops
dssfdt5 to take possession of Swedish
ponerania, and for any future operations
Aa NAV be concerted.
Russian army of $4,000 men is said.
noe assembled IT eDubno, in readiness to
pss the frontiers at a very short notice.
VuOno Is situated within about 20 miles of
Arlan Galacia. and il was from that
Pace the Russians under Suwarrow, cnm-
Snced thslrsMarch and operations against
Nnce, in 1899.
sSedsn has accepted that confidential
aance, in which the British government
sAase to engage her young and hish-spi-
lied monarch.
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Continental dfalrs.

n. Gazette of Verona has, by authori-
.,oloubt, contradicted number of lies
s,be Moniteur, the Object of which was
!. make the world believe that Austria was
'.,sc,Iy content with the fate of Genoa.
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"A commercial gentleman ofthis city, yes
,erday politely favored the editor with the
GAZETTE PoLITiouE EFT CoMMERcIALR
D'HAITI, printed at Cape Francois, from
which the following decree has been transo
lated.
(Rahimore Amer;can.
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l., : adslces from the Channel feet, we
f,.~.s mat Admiral Cotton, properly rein.
w has been ordered of Ferrol.
M. ~ . moe ships,bslopgiug to Lord Mel
., meet the Bellelsle and the Conquer
C5,raIV Come into Plymouth to re6s.-Sir
&.Es lotion has now with him 90 sail of
bot, 81, .s nappvto say, that Lord Nelson
|idp H. S;..@oarkably well, and is expected to
aas, e ueet IN few DAYS of the North
iaa. Ireland, the place Gifts dessina-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-18

~ The highef price given'for
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer OF
this paper.
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20 estes St. Eaaph Medoc Clafet,
I butt Old 4ih proof Inlh Nh.key,
A few hogftcsds Of cholce hlolaGrs,
TenrtAte and Georgia Cotton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18
REMOVAL.

November Il. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18
To Rant,

a Nd possession given the first os
( \ January next. = HCUSE and LOT. ST.
'al;ed near the Rock Landing. Enquire OF -
Joseph Gallego.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18

49, lSscph Saliego.
XETHEREAS, some time in Sep
Wv TENDER 1895. 1 gave to rny brother.in
Law. Mr.. Hspry Wood. then Of Albesnarle cous-
~. my power OF attorney 10 sell and dispose of
the following iraas Of land. to vii: 1855 acres.
lying and being in the county fCreenbrisf. s:a,e
of Virginia. on Meadow r'ver. facing the mouth
of Suel. and joining the lands Of VIM. w 'Clune.
Samuel NJ cinng VIM kenix and SainI Prizes.
Likewise 780 acres, formerly in fie county of
Montgomery. and as am Informed lying now
in the county OF kanawha on Walkers cresk
in the chesnut forest, including the Iron u nd
and the Iron banss. Likewise $40 acres on Ma
Business creek and likewise 1880 acres, sur
vey ed for Samuel N'Craw. and lying as well az
the traa Of SEQ acres just before mentioned. in
the county of Montgomery. or as an, inform
ed of late in that of Kanawha. as.A wher, as
thought proper in the month OF April last to re-
cali the said l,ower of attorney, which was PRO.
missed 10 be sent back 70 ne by the 6rsI opPartu-
nifty. unless some conditional sale then stated 10
Be- made was finally concluded, and appr;sed of
IL AT ia,thest in the coursc of September lasi in
Consequence of which promise. have W aircs. ia
vain until now for the same, although Mr. Henry
w God has been twice in town sincet the be.inninpr
of OSobe (last monih) De IL therefore known
10 all whom IL MAY concern, that hare tllix
Jay tesViseo, ahuufsSo STU ~ the pTesens DO re-
woke and annul the power eft attorney given 10
Mr.. Henry Wood herein before mentioned, hich
is from tie prescnt TO be considered utterly void
and of no effea , aud whereas il is possib,c AL
though am assured Of the contrary, that some,
par, of me above traels may have been -oid.
hereby forbid rhe purchaser Of any of rhe said
tracts or part thereof, to ray The purchase mo-
ney or such valuable considerations as riay have
been agreed on 10. the sane, TO any other pereon
but my self in which latter case VIII execute q
deed with special warran,ee to the purchaser.
G.. +. Stras.
Richmond. S0sh Now 1906. Or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-18
GROCERIES,,

For Cash or Produce cnly.
Richmond. November 25. 1905. Z. I'll
hP likely NEGRO WOMAN for Sale
Amply as above .ts
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WlW b. Sold,

Dy virtue of deed Of INST exc eu,ed by Iosepb
~ Howard TO the subscribers for the pu pose a.
securing 10 Robert Taylor Tie payment si GER
tain sum Of money thersin specified, ana OF re.
cord in the county court OF Pow hatan, iw0 like.
" Vagina born SLAVES. by name Frank &
York to the highest bidd y. for ready money On
"Wednesday the 15Ib day Of January next be-
tween The hours OF enc and four in the afrer-
noon. beng pcwhatan eoar, day, before i. F4ld
Areiies's tave,s door, by
WIN. Clarke, ,,u.tss.
John Lyon, ""''seA,
Powhaian co Dec 10. 1868 w1,s