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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

u4Hce--h ustria hesltates, maintains a
threatening posture and aspect, and tries
10 wrest from Prussia, the pride of being
umpire in the present conest--Portugl al
rs still secure in sort of neutrality, by the
prudence oft government, by the readi-
nessof IT'S contributions, by the danger lest
Russia should take arms, and Spain revolt,
as soon as the Portuguese were actually
a,tacked.--We should not be surprised 10
learn that Bonaparte had offered to sacri-
tce all his other professions in an offer Of
peace upon terms which would procure
the general recognition OF nis powers and
titles as Emperor of France and KING of
itsiy.--But. should he obtain this much
-he viii soon demand even ten times
more"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
LIBERTY or pEATH.

.Vafsoleen, Amiteror Of France, King If Aaiy,
sc. e5c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

From the ". York Morning Chronicle.
Captain Culver of the brig Eliza Ha-
milton, arrived yesterday, obiigingiy fur 4
mshed US with. "a ST Croix paperofihe 18th
OF July, from which we extract the follow.
ing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

Colonel AARON BURR, late Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, arrived AT New.
Orleans on the Goth of June, in boat
displaying. The American ensign, and row
ed by detachment of soldiers. It was
said he intended returning to Kentucky in
ten or twelve days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14

On the 4ihinst violent gale of vino
accompanied By lightning and heavy ia
oirsin did considers able mischiefin Wash
ingtop City and Ceorg i'own. Sewers
houses were unroofed, chfmnies and wal
thrown down, aud trees rooted up.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-29
New Goods.

riStfE subscribers have Just received
and are now openipg ] general asi
Sortikenf of FALL b lyINTER GOODS,
togethersw ith 1 fun supply 81 HARD
yYANEs sApLERY &CUTLERY
aiso, otyEEN,S WARE. GHQ 81
'RIES, LIQUORS and Tk AS. 81 I
suspefiof quality; III ofwhich have been
selected from the last impostatiozls. and
are offered forsale a their store, front
ing he market house, * The most redn-
ced prices Cor Cash ~ Country Produce.
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Msftinsburg. November -, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-29
Menli',g 81 Cooper
Have received theiir lgSiatef AsssftmenIe
Dry Goods Groceries,
Hardware s Cfockeryware.

They have On hand Ne following La
'QuORS of The best quality, !
Al1ieii4 Sherry, Lisbon and Malaga
Wine. Preach Brandy, Jamaica Spirits,
Old Peach Brandy, Holland Gin. Runs
Whisky and susar house Molasses
s.4& ~ BOLfIN6 CLOTHS, No
DRUGS md MEDICINE
SHEET IRON, for stoys pipes md
MAekEREL,s HAbS HERRING,
Coarse and Fine SALT RIsH DIL;s
Also, ! complies assorfrne IL of Pines
Grove and Catpctoh Furnace CAST
sINGS, viz. ten plate Stoves. Kttsles
~ and r. gallons, DUTCH Ovens 4sizes,
Andirons sizes. Pots from hall Il IL
gallons; Tex Ketilea, Skillets 81 diEsr-
ent sizcs Griddlss, Wagon Boxes,
Frying Pans and Moriars.
s lt,neat, Corn, Rye, Qais. Fidx-sstd.
Bees lEast and lf;ails1o faken ri Good a.
q ppymtnt y dtbtsas eash.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-29
k1ztyABLk
Real Property

r cal Property
]. FOR SALE
jythsheirs u ilSrhdei N 1Isirnai, dtc,d.
Part eftie ,eai essafe B .said III Ksissida
4 the Sseis u isryiuid, w.
Il VALUABLE Planss,ion ii rich.
IL Lime.stone Land, on DE waters az
Cciocoeheague; containing about SIS
acres. This Land = Of he krst rate
quality, with number of never.failing
Springs of water, ! large proportion Of
good Meadow, with House, 6till
House, Barn. &c. also, number 81
Fruit trees, and ! never failing stream of
water running thrns the place within
sight Of Lutheran Church and III he
heart of ! German settlements. This
properly i ahoit 9 miles from Hagers-
town and ) from potomal river, and Has
! number sc merchant mills near Il.
Aiso ~ sdie, III the town of Hancoek,
On the river Rotomak, one House and
Lot, wen situzted fora store d. any kind
VI public business.
n he state er p,Sseipid.
i One Plantation, % which i erected
he noted stand called the Hallway
House. This rrakt contains s66 acres
! az Land, the whole Of which i tiIlable,
s7s.A = ,<o.kf 10 - fI,sS ss-1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
DOMESTIC zNTELLIcENcE.
cHrLIcoTHE Move he. /, !.

- y -
We understand that ! duel was foueia
On Tuesday inthe settlement Of BeIPre,
Ohio, By Mr.. Stephen h. Wilson and
Mr.. Alexander Henderson, both o.
Wood county, Virginia, The distance
agreed npoh was fifteen steps, and 70
wheel and FIRE when the word was Riyen
90 IRE. they both ADVANCED, The one N I
deliberate walk, the other in. fun speed.
tilf within N arms lenkth Of each olhef
when they bolh fred and fen side BY side.
Mr.. Wilson received i bah ii his knee
which shattered tito pieces, Mr.. Hen
derson ball IL his thieh, near he M
per joint. which was feared would de-
prive him Of existence but we under-
Stand they ere both II ! fair Wy cfrseo-
verine.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

-. = }. = MI. ~ ~ y ll-1l NNAQ 81
pn,as ea.iy g thai year ~ quit hie stu
Diet md Joined ne army q q Su1nlter1'
.-soon rose g the grade 81 Captain sndl
constituted q e 81 ne happy and glorious
close q ne rev0lution, ! here we're hve
proehey4 g The nntlers That joined The
American eeuse, and tonG during the
wer, and left the service Niththe follow:
ING grades, w. Col. Richard 4uileF,
Cox William builer, Capt hornas
4ptIcr, Lient. Pierce Builder and Lieut..
EdWerd 1utler-none of tlem now Nv
ne but Pierce Butler. Thomas Builder,
whose memory We Wish % pefpetuate,
va q ainnOst every action thar was
fought " the middle Stalee during he
w1r-at The battle q brandyWine Re re-
ceiyed the thank ! cf The illustfioue Wssh-
'ngton, On The 6eld Of hattle through bis
Aid de camp Gen. Hamilton, Tor HE h.
|trepid ecudnct - SlIlyine Z detachment
Of retfcatine troops, and giving the enc.
ny asesese IRE. ~ ne htttle 81 Mon
mouth he received The thanks q Cen.
Meyne Tor defending deiile r The Ice
g = heavy hfeyrom the enemy, while
Eot. Richard butlers regiment made
good thsir retreat histofy records he |
uniorsnnete evenls Of thu day. ~ the
slose q TIE Nar Be retired into pFivate
n1s 9 : farmer, where he enjoyed rnr1i
ma domestic happiness until 1871 when
neAgsin took the field 20 meet savage /
Toe, that menaced our frontier, md the l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

y underwood III = mn mn q eoin-
mand t6< fSeIinfs q t3oshcEs Who i not
mkstcf q E's own.
The tnbiers 81 kis hsrfnneue was In
deed enough - ki1dIc tie cIo4uencc &c
Re dntntofed oratof. Hc and his COM
spenions had Just returned from visif %
he Capitol, he AfnonEY, he canal,
and he took shat cportu1ity 81 express
inr lie feeling &c he own mind. and az
excikfne theirs. He told them thSi 1 few
years sinet, Wh<n ~ vas here with capt.
MsCiIIirf1y, - had left this place small
Village. he nov fo1hd Il rich and lou.
RIDING city, With - aamirab|e canal and
. srnloury ri f1rnishine he people with
the means If defence. D0rint he war
with crcst Britain, he said, We hid been
much u Nint q afIns, though even then
We he'd fought - braveiy; snd now We
had etlabIished ihannfactofy 10 sup.
plyi12 livery soldier i IL stafc with !
n0skct. 10 What Re nsksd VS. this rreai
softr,s. % Sc sscribed, which ! feW years
Ind produced i he tpp<s<shce 81 lie e.
VI ltwssto tie enli1 kte1cd Ernius, and
t6s io11ikry, and ,hs evil s5iok * fhe
inkabit1ntS. Gopld fIicy not prokt 81
81, Ie,s66 Could 1hst Is is s IS
did, and 81 Ike =. rich = tke insiru-
menss q VA aAd tie h.ksriAIs d enjoy
The cFesk nation be- already, msde'
some advances - this earcer Of improve.
1.ent. Col. HaNkins, % whom TOO much
praise cannon bc given f0r kis hnmsnitv
end xehI, hSs now Introduced among
them he ploneh, the wheel al he loom.
He has reck!ied them ID toh,e measure
from their Weerisome and brecarions lie
81 hunting % the more productive bur.
snin Of agricnIt0rt. They how mise
Htsis wheat md to6d deal 6f Indian
corn, which they mike mo meal 81
pounding i ia 1efsafs. The snperin-
ke1tant has however set them he cram.
Pc % ahride;nF he lzbour 81 lie pro-
cess By employing handmiIIs, and even
efecti1g snalI water min. Domessic
animals have been intf6d1ked aiAour
them butnone except the Gov have been
widely liitused. They frequently make
butter, and sometfmes cheese. 81 which
coI6nei Hawkins rec&f lived during he lzst
year from one Indian woman not les
thin no lbs thy have het attained he
aftof tanning leather. fhoddk fke s,,pesr.
1tntendant h9s now ettahiished SOME vats |
for his own use and fof tkeif imitation.
The map1factufcrs 81 he Greek nafion
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
LONDON, eeptember ! q.

j Arsport, ii aletter said 70 BE- written
from Berlin, ssates that a armed neu-
trality & % be formed ~ Prussia, Den
mari, and some of the electors pf Ger
many, d Tie case Of an actual ruptufe
between Austria and France.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22
Hallifax, 0ciober Is.

Two days ago, the Mermaid spoke
an Americsh vessel from BiIboa for Mar
blehead, out IS days who informed
that Spain had actually declared WAR
against the American Statest and that
be was obliged % cus and ran, p save
hisvessel.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-22

The Ner York Eveuine Posi- says I
merchant Of this city has this moment
handed ~ the following extract 81 s ~.
tsr received BY this days eastern mail.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

IN this town, Mr. John Mire, aged 89-Edward, 70,
Of Mr. Daniel Johnfou, aged a mo-A child of Mr
Edward Cobb, aged years.
In Savannah. Capt Alexander Small, mater Of the
brig Ruby, of this port,
In Durham. Capt. John sydIemar, aged 40, former.
ly Of Portland
In StandiGl, Capt. Jofeph Dow, aged 4s,
In Kennebu,k, A1ifs Pricilla Beetle, aged &c.
In Buehill, Mrs Phebe Parker, aged 6l, comfort of
Mr.. Peter p.
In Bolton, John Cutler, Els. formerly Matter q
th' grand Lodge Of this State; Hi: funeral was zten.
ded Thurfday laa by very long AIafonic Prnccf.
fon in which G@l4ea Urn, containing relic Of ths
immortal WAsHINaroN, was carried.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

ETfrsf7 Of litter from gentleman in The Eat
g Colonel Ha0maHd, TO bi5 friend ia Au-
ggfa, Georgia.
:, Kafkaikia.. eaaern fide of the MGidppi Indiana
Territory, July IS, 1905.
Con Sunday lait arrived at this place
in Company with Col. Hammond, after one
OF the mott fatiguing journeys perhaps ev-
.er performed through a country which
might be isid to be fettled with chriaians.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
Sbip Gelus.

zb~yEa.y, 0ao5ry sl.--Arrived fhip: Mary, z Clse
Mailer, days from Mzntanzies Cargo, Sugar aud
MoIailes.-Left brig Thomas, Baxter, to fail in u
days, for Portland.
SANE dey-Brig Regulator, D. Cray, IS day, frsn
Martinico, cargo MolaIes, fugar and Rum-Left brig
Sally Somes, fail in 20 DAYS for Portland fch Fed.
eral, -, from Bottom.
Saturday, Nov 2-Arrived fhip Warrington, l. Cur.
It's, matter, from Bonavifa 49 days-Cargo faIt.
Same a..y-Brig John, J. Woodbury., from Berbice
cargo coffee
Same d.y,--Arrived brig Alliance, capt, Rankin q
KennebuRk' q days from St. Vincents--Lea there
nooP WalP, capt DurneIs, Of York to fail in DAYS
Oct 24.-s5ot il lat, 38 lon SO brig Julius bound to
Bolton, from 3t. Domingo In gale Of wind Ion her
topmait, &C and the captain (RufeID was lott over
board.
Saturday, Moy. o--Arrived fch. independent, sinlon,
q days from DonInique--Cargo, Rum, Sugar, and
Coffee.
Y1gshLg3--a, Dominique, oa 1o, brig 1nn-
iwick York, for Martinique, in days.--Brg Cover
nor Strtng, Roardman, Of Portlmouth bound to Mar
Unique fch Nymph, Diver. Kennebec brig Frahkin
Burnham Of Kennebunk.
~ Port Royal, Oct. 3, brig Richmond, for Port
land in IL days
HsEI, Sbot-z-Sept o. Lat. Az, Lon 40, fhip Iof-
eph Is days from, Portland, for Liverpool--Oal y
fch. Fair Lady Calweil, IA days from Portland, fot
jamaica Sept ~, lat Al, Ion. AZ, liip Mount
Vernon, from WifcaTet, for Liverpool.
a late London paper contains the following a-ti.
Cic P!yn9rft, A-s. 27. For the capture of the
French irgste Dfdon, Of ~ guns by the Phc=rfk u
36,we are in iome degree indebted to an American
!hiP. The Phunix, cruizing off Cape Fnferre, lpos
the American, and both food on their courfes :oon
after the American fell il with La Didon, when The
PncnK wa nearly hull down, and informed the French
men that he had iutt parted with an Engih corvette
of 70 guns; and that ihe was then IN ilght: IA
Ddnn iPrcas all her canvas. and the Phgnk aandias
on ehder eay fail, was ioon along lGe-She foon found
her mitake and after gallant action of nearly three
hours, La Ddon fruc her colors" Is- IF this artcs
true, the American Captain in our opinion defervss
ievere rePreheniion for he guilty Of a falhood
Neutral matters not compelled to give any sfof-
ma ION 70 behGerent crVzers AID when theJ voiHn-
teet their information, it ought be the truth, and
nothing but the truth.-Thcy orght TO confder " II
Meath the Character of an independent American 70
give any helhgerent advantage OYER his enemy or
70 hIm all nations At peace with his country are
iten1s MUCH more TO haven't, or give circulation
70 iathOod- While the United STATES remain ner-
tr1 nation Il it Is bouuden duty Of their cirzsns ID
lu'fan the 81 ractsr Ct neutrality with bongr aae ~
? Partiaity-ce4i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
Ndrrifo.

IN this town; on Tuefday evening Ian, by The R1v.
Erah Kellogg, HpaiO Sanbgatt, Attorney at Izvy "a
AIils Nzbby AlLalaz, daughter of Major Hugh Ne
BY the Rev. Or. Deane, Mr.. Re4ry Iiaty. q
Niis Bsity NJ M'LeR4-, daughter Of Capt Arthur Nc.
Mr.. Michael Hayes, to Mis- Comfort Gage.
IN Northyarmouth, Mr.. Reuben Ring, TO Mi. Sail,
Davis Mr.. Daniel Yonug, Of Norway, 10 NfFs Mar
Earet. MerriH-Mr. JaSles Currier, to NIifs Jemim.
More.
In Orlaud, Me. Mr.. Samuel Lowell, Of Bucknowr,
to Mils Mary M lntire.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
Bg tbe @ai.s.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. IA

NEw-oRLEAEs, SEPT. IA.
WE can poftively fate, 'that 5000 men
are on their march from Mexico 10 ftrength-
en the SPaniih frontier on Louiliana. We
think government ought to throw few
troops into this territory.-It is well even
IN peace to be prepared for war.
The SPanifh Marquis de Casa Calyo has
ordered all officers on furlough to repair
to their feveraI regiments il Pen lacola.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

LdfgF fT0ni a'raHcf' :,
II The lLouiGana, arrived at NewyofE'
from Berdraux, iras brought freneh \
papers to the 18th September (; the a'e't
from Europe ;-but no extracts thereiIonl
had been made in the laf papers, Inc
matter ofthe LouiGara informs, tsas the
emperors of Rufia ard Germany and me
king Of Sweden, had declared war agalnit
France and thar Bonaparte-had- marches
with all the army Of the coat tor Italy,
Doubtful
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

ond rory where, after a prayer by the psv
Dr. Nc. Keen, an Grafton III latin was de-
iiyered by the ProfeiEor elect. Il co,,5
not bat afford pleafur=.to al, who vira-n.
ed the fccac. 70 reAea on the happy pror-
poets Of this riGng and Respectable tcmia3r-,
We uuderfand that new building A.
Brick IS ioon to Be greeted of larger dimsa-
non than ;hc Preient collsse, in order !.
accommodate a greater nenbsr Of tEii9sr--
and fccure the library and PhiiofophicsI
apparatus.
BefoH, No I.--Y Yefterd2y the Birtb. H.
|of the Hon. Mr. ADAMS, late Pre6depI -
the United States, was commernor.,eJ Il,
large and respectable Company ats Pdb;-
Dinner at Corcert Hall. 49, -
Governor M'KEAN, Of PtnnEE,aa;a' -.
commenced an action for 6fionerr;~n
h6ei, againf JOHN STEEL Efq. one of \.
Senate OF that fate, chairman of he demo
cratic Legislative caucus which frfl prono-
fed SnJaer for governor
Msi6aic.--Msant Moyia5 Lodge. IN
Smithheld and Frirrd6iD Lodge in Glou.
cefer, Rhode IAand, have recently been
cUniccrated and their officers infalled
The performances were in public ;-pr,v-
ers were made by the Rev. Brother Gam
ditcourfcs were made by the Rev. Brother
Smith; and Rev. John Pitman and char.
ges by the M. w. Grand Matter Bowen,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

Commercial

by decree Of the Black emPerorof f4ayti aialetse
liz Aug 1905, every matter or AL Aosric.5 v.ag. a-
FY'ns IN ms doainiop' uals dopv6t bs :..rshsudlls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

In ST. Marks county, Maryland, Henry
Neale, William Hebb, J. r. Platter, and J.
Leigh, are elected to the General Aiitm-
bly. They are all federalilt-Higheh num-
Der Of federal votes 4oI-Highett number
democratic -89. " al5. FnpJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
National Regifer.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Samuel Smith, in tAeIoom of the hon, j.
B, Lucas. CT We know not the politics
of MIR. Smith. Hon. Robert Whltehiil, IN
the room Of John A. II anna, deceaied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

M, Spet-9.-Sept p, Lat. Az, Lon. 40, flip Jof
ePh, Is days from, Portland, for Liverpool--Oa y
fch. Fair Lady Calwel, IA days from Portland, fot
jamaica. Sept. ~, lat. Al, Ioni ~, fip Mount
Vernon, from Wifcafet for Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04

BY an arrival at Newyork, French papers
to the 9th of September have been receiv-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
sAruRDAr PEASANTS JUNIOR,
sATURDA z. DgcEMBER :, 1905.

WE have for Sale the following
articles. most OF which being consigned. we will
cell low for cash o. good sixty days paper.
10 Fog sheads Moiasses.
$ do. N. e. Rum.
10 BarIels do. do. ~
is do. Liver or Tanners Oil.
Box Hats.
$ do. Cotton and Wool Cards.
2 Pipes French Brandy.
80 Barrels Herrings.
so Tierces Lime.
5 do. Rice.
8 -Hogshseds SC Pipes Apple Brandy.
Ground Plaster in barrrls.
ss Shapard & Lucke.
November IS, 1905. wI2m
n. b. Ground and Fine Salt in Sacks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
OOcr. WlLSllN-

AEss the liberty 70 observe that he Continues
4 his APOrHEcARY SHOP. !, the BeI,.
Tavern. where may generally be had IKE DE
C3NES Of every kind in general use, as well,as
or!.sr articles in the Drug line, OF good quality
and ?, fair prices; ofwhich persons disposed 70
buy n,ay satisfy themselves by calling az his
shop.
lie also begs leave 70 observe, that he profes-
s,st 2raaice Physic in all irs brancfes per-
sonsof needy circumstances will be y
fa' gratis by paying the retail prices OF his me.
dicnes.
Richmond. Oa. Cd. 1905 wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
d I 8, Z NOTICE.
rTNIIE Members of the Mutual

p ME Members OF the Mutual
Il Assurance Society, against FIRE on build.
ings ofthe Stare Of Virginia. are hereby request,
cd to attend their annual General Meeting to ba
held on the first Monday III January next, which
is the sixth day OF the said Month
Any Member whica doth not attend. at the
said Meeting, in person or by proxy, duly author
iscd, will be represented by the member of the
State Legislature, of The County, or the senator
of the Disuie, wherein such absence resides.
w. r. Asst. P,ireibai deent ID. Il S.
Richmond, Nov.S5, 1903 w4
Zoe Printers in fpis Sfnse are reTaessed TO m
se,i roe a6cVe once a speet Jar tos0 greeks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
w. Wardlaw,
HAS RrcsrvED HIS FALL suppLy Or
MEDICINES

EY the ship Rolla. from London.-AIso 1
i , great variety of Pi{H7y, YdRNfSgFc
SURG EoMS' INSTRUMENTS. p5g.E Nv
-sfBDfC1NES, &c. Jc. And by the sh;;,
Gsoyge. from Liverpool, large supply os
YI0LS and SHOP Glass. re''
Those who favor him with their orders n,a y
depend on beng supplied with every article III h,s
lire-on the most liberal te-ns.
The ci,izens of Richmond are requested. when
they apply az his shop by Child or servant 70
PR the name OF the article wanted on paper, 90
lrescnr mistakes. We
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
f0ar Dollars Per Anaum.. .paidin adva nee. j
= AVING obtained a Land or

= L ice Treasury Wavrant and lodged il with
me prncipal surveyor of Henrico comfy, in or.
esI 70 DC lad upon the LOIS L., M, N and o,
~ IN me CITY OF Richmond-This is to advertise
=" "nom II may concern, that have notice front
The SAID surveyor tha, he will proceed TO survey
ana lay OFT the said lots on the ninth day of
december next, if the weather be suitable. o.
'her~ise ON the FIRST fair day thcreaeter.
John Seabrook.
kiehEuona. 7th Nov. 1895. tod
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07

NTOTICE, that a petition viii
In presented toihe next General Assem-.
IVY, praying that an al may pass TO raise the
fefriage a, Csr,er's ferry, from the lands Of John
Woodson in Goochland, 70 the lands of the same
IN Cumberland.
November H.. 1906. 4tw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
LAND FOR SALE,

IRON so to 100 Acres Of prime
Wood Land. a5out miles from Shockoe
Hi. The soil is equal perhaps to any High
Laad IN the countyi the greater part is per.
fea IevelI small part has little descent to a
swamp, on which is several acres of Meadow
ground, inferior 10 none whatever; the Timber
j. thought to be worth what viii be taken for tie
land. The land may be seen and the terms
known BY applications to Mr. Lydweil Clopton,
or
JEFFERY VANDEyVALL,
November 10. 1895. 3tw.
Ready made PkWSy0T SaLe here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
For Sale,

~
HOUR valuable LOTS, beyond
il the basin of the Canal, three of which IN,
be IN good teranta5e order and ready for delivc-
~ al rhe end OF the present year together with
about $50 VI. well burnt BRICKS of Superior
quaiify. made on one of the lots. This properly
rfusr be deemed worthy Of the attention of anv
who justly contemplate, the VAST progress ,yy
making in the Improvement of this louri shing ci-
ny; and fror, rs eligible situit;on in various res
peeis, (even if II were only for the immense
quan,ity of brick earth which it can fnfaish
without diriinish;ngits value for ether purposes)
VIII be found 10 be 4 good speculation, upon the
accommodating terms os one 9th of the pur.
chase money in hand, and the balance in two
years. free Of interest, especially TOO, when the
ren's of the severaitencrusus may yield annually
hve hanlred dollars. Apply to
ID. NJ. Randolph.
Richmond, oaoher a6. 1905. w6t s.
MTOTICE, that William LIghtfoos
/ " will petition tia next Assembly 10 raise
tho ferry rates from his lands in Charles City 10
the lands of William Edioe Barrett in Jamss
City. e..,- ,w6t
s-vUMMIT1t ID 70 srnvs r.ip:.ri Ist,i, 4 ,sAl
~ the 3Oth Of June isst, negro man named
A5sar, l suppose he is aboar 90 years cd, a.
bou, s 9'inctes high, his clothing is cf negro
COTTON, being ragged Il worn on, he says he be-
longs ,c'ihc es,1,e Of krcher Moselcy. dec. and
is hired by capt. Nathan Read. Of Bedford coun-
iy. Tie owner is desired to take him away
and pay charges.
VS.. WORKMAN, keeper jail.
sepr. 9Th, 1905. wsin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-07
NOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE.

LIND FOh oAAB.
/ He subscriber wishes tosell $50
acres Of lend lying in Cheisrheld county, within
tx miles OF Manchester. The advantages Of fmsli
farms e,r large towns are 60 obvious and general
ly admitted, IS not 20 require pArteulAr enume-
ration. AuT perion WHITING 70 purehafc may fee
the land and know the terms NY applying 70 Mr..
John Branch. refdiDg in MaB,heasr, or the lab.
ietiber, near buckingham contribute.
Archibald Branch.