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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09
FIVE pcLL1Rs 8Ew1p1

w away from the subscriber on Friday The
]3iot last. month. negro man named
JESS, about IS or29 years old, Of v.rv y-II,,,,,
''.iiSNiHn' ard has very bushy head Of hair
~ ABOUT teet or inches high and very
49, MADE he has wife ~ Wm PoweiI's Of
ths neighbour ood and in the ,le;obho,s,oa &c
1seW Santon Go1Tnerly the properly OF SyaIrr-
irvine OF hew Cantorl / ex pe{ ne ,S,l a,,e,,,,
10 pass as freeman and Try to 90, out of ,;,;s
s'a'e by warer do therefore forewarn ALI me
,efs or vessels, and all otsey persons from, hsr-
oor,hg or carrying OF This sta,e he aid .l,e
= une', pert Any person delivering him 20 me
~ sass,nSraf1 county neas the nesv store, OF Sc
the above reward exclusive Of VII, a..
lows. I,gT1py v ,,,, tne Jaw al.
hiarch 4th. 1905. -'A' - :. NO
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Raees 7r9n b. tx Yoku.


AT forS, August rneeiing the fit time he
starred, lie won a Sweepstakes of 2UU euiress
each q subscribersl Leaiiug mr. Bu locks Tony,
mr. tafre'a telescope, ana mr. reirse's Enchan-
,er. lie also Won The 70 guiNsas =, Live Ia.
Hea ING SIR Pocie's Mentor, and mr. Rev.
ste''s Put ~ York spring Nscetn2 he " u, the
sand plate, bsa.ing ms Dodsworh's abby
husie, col Ralc.iii's Mouseuap, ana mr. Car
t@rth's Harold. The day following ne Won sol.
i'r az ayes osainS col. ka.cil's Pigeon Lord
- ffAralion's hrother % Res ess. aad sir W.
Navaiouf's Hope. The York Nugu., meeting.
! following. he won The great subscription.
(hongh I'VE years odJ for SIX years Old and a.
2cd hcrses beAing Lord =. Hani!,cn'> wal
nr'- Prince ct Wales's Trave.le., N, Went
wof'h's Gnsiarps mr. Bake's Caveadi. h, aud
'He bd,e or NoTtolk's Lubst e'.s; ihis wa5
universally allowed to be one O. ,ie fines; rares
ever ru ard he oniy time .Yaiui VS. ever
oeai' ilck'e ioby son 5as 20 snne7s az IA.
coin, bearing i.ord ScarbarougS Valiant and mr.
I" itis 3 i.iheFty. He the Corporation pi.tx
az Donoaster, carving b los exna, hea,ii,r mr.
Gaitorih's Camilla. and Lord Scatbo oLsh's
Falani, which were the on.y t.ires h. inn .aat
1e@'' &c FORK sp'ing Meeting following. hs
~oh tne stand plate, beating mr. (5arfrrlh's IA.
NOUS mare ksaiind. The Angus rrcering he
walled over tor the Kings Pia,e; and y. 81 he
great subscription for six years old az. aged
ho'ses. beating mr. Wentworth. Tameriane.
LORD -. hamllton's Walnut drawn re won d
~ ". a. Nslso, beating mr. Bands Raider.
NJ 9fF spring meeting following, he received
$50 euinsas iorie from Sir w Maxwell S,or-
I'on. ' mics, AZ ~ stone each. The Au-ust
'nee'ing, he again won the great sUbsc.irii-
On tor SIX years old and aged horses. beating mr.
Weniwoth's Euby, Lord 4 HawA,on's Ress-
less, ms Hut' hinson's Cve,ton, auc my Hsks,'s
SaNend'sh lie also won the 100 puneas a
15u'n't'es' beating Gust vus, and 20 guncas at
leelAo 'eating mr. boird's i.oeisa a, one heat
ne year toiiowmg he won ,he Corporation
rate ~ Chester. heating mr. LORDS Mu.es-
p'aner, mr. Wa. IS Greg aud so AZ New on.
o-..ins mr Lowther's Mim,nus allowing him
- lbs Andlhe TOO Is. Newoas-,e.t,a -r-,yn,.
oea'ng mr. Ba'rd's Lucy. Mr.. Pcirsv's Rosa
r''Hd' and Lord lyrconne's Hera.es lie aso
~on The gold cup a. Chester. bea my ord Do,e.
gsAs ioe Andrews. M Ts,Io's Helme,. Mc.
] '''ton's Betaey and Mr. Rathbo p Tommy.
IN. a'oreeeived the premiums At several places.
no Horses enlefing aeains, HIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

PHILADELPHIA, Fen. 81, 1905.
The United States friga,e John Adams,
Capt Chauncey, Commodore prcble and
Consul OBrien and family on bnard)
from the Mediterranean, arrived at San
dyaook on Saturday last. Cap. Newman
ct The ship Laura, arrived at New York,
spoke her Oh Saturday last, and informs,
that there are a number OF Turks on
board.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

10 charging the republicans with the
expense OF bringing TO Justice arbitrary
snu 'yrannlcal federal judges, the feds are
SOou' as consistent as in reproaching the
democrats with selling The navy, which
was done III compliance with G e dsral law,
passed by federal congress, and approx.
ca by federal presldent.--i5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

Thirty.eighth days drawing.
500 Tickets were drawn this day.
Pnze Of 900 doils.--No. lll54.
Pezes # 100 doIls.--Nos. 1908 1920
1920 liOS7 6s4s 1901.
y lies OF so dOIls.--Nos. 1881 1870
20lC9.
Prizes NJ 25 dols.--Nos. 1908 77s7
iSol8 34o3 1863 1860 1000.
"a OF 20 and 1875 of Is dollars.
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w A n r T. n

~ An OF honesty, Intelligence. firm
NJ 81 and Independence, he must also he
'oata republican, To represent the d;.
'i1' COMPOSED of the counties of Spot
sy''ania' Louisa, Orange and Madison.
~ me next Congress--Hc must be no
l., l a~'',-'na''.--Such man will NEE. with
liberal rocouragemens BY applying to The
freeho'ders ofthe aforesaid counties.
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ne AeaNfTNl Lnl9lleA

Of high !oTs aud elegance. the properly of Viii
liam Lghtfoor, efq. OF Charles CRY county. ~ill
Gard the en:nirg feafon my Fable in the Forks
OF Hanover, ten miles above the courshou!e, and
one mile below mr. Edrund Tsy lor's tavern, 70
be let TO nares at liz guinea, the feafon, foe
which note viii he required 20 be with rho
mares payable the fsff Of October enfuiug bot the
hv griugs. may ne discharged by the pzyment OF
twenty dollar. to the fu6tcri5er, and one TO the
groom, ~ every inhsnee. by he FRI of septeu-
her. Three gr;nsss RAIN the !e'p. The ieafon
70 commence ,hc sr.t OF March and end che
tenth OF Anguh. Good ard egteniive paiu,sge
well ineloied gratis, and every stteniicn paid,
hut no liability for accidents OF efcape.. Ser
wants tent w'h tie mares TO be dieted with
out charge TO their o@ners. Gentlemen VITA.
ing TO hav- their mare, fed, BY Tending the mo.
ney viii be accommodated with gram at the
marke, price.
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ANora9n.


Put twenty pounds ol line into barrel,
and pouf on u ten gallons &c rain OF rises'
water. Then puS one hundred and ,uen-
~ pounds Of corn iato = basket, and let il
remain eieh, hours. tase il ou,, Ilunge
Il INTO ano'ner vessel, in which there is
: quantiiy ofNater "a which YOU have pre-.
Meusly d,sso!sedlhree pounds OF colan,on
salt or salt pesre.
ANOTHER. t
Take as much oflhe water oryour rich
est dunShil as you choose Soak ,ur
seed IN 1t - hours, dry il in the SHADE
aud then (when dry) SOW il.
TO frevcaf Snluf en- ggneat.
eloisien ii well, with a l:uuor con,nosed
ot lime water, in which ashes common
salt aud pigeon dung have been Infused
several hours. A light solution OF alum
and verdigrease, has also been used Tor [,
this purpose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09
CATHEDRAL cavFeH LOTTERY,

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL CHURCH LOTTERY,
BAtTINoRE.
Thlrty-se,enth days drawing.
500 Iicke's were drawn tbs day.
Prize OF 1000 dclIs.-- No. 5000.
Pie Of 500 dolls.-No. 1850.
Prizes Of 100 doIls.--Nos. l43o3 $500
40 1897 1921.
Prizes Of so dolIs.-Nos. ll44l 2o7i
37S4 1885 1896 $3.50.
Prizes of s5 doils.--Nos. 1900 1926
1929 STAT 1864 1888 1924 1858
$3.50 7s97.--72 Of 30 & 1903 ofI5S
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tFrom the Farmers Pocket Dictionary,
10 mafifty tie increase of earn If nm,
kind.

Take Of the dung of the COW oo,,
snsep and pigeon, and Of salt petre, each
one pound' put them all into two or three
gallons oil water, and let them stand 60
NeIed tor several days strain the ,ian;d
'n'ough sieve or coarse cloth, and l.,
your seed corn mols,en therein f,r eieb,
nours !; take IT out and put it in conys
nIeht corner Of your granarv sir !, .n',,
al'u c',eo during several hours after. Tb;s
IS . Is adapted to 100 pounds weigh,
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Notice.
MUTuAL INsuRANcE OFFTor
Rich h0rd 1T,rrbH,E 1oaS

,,, Richmond, 5fwc54ff, 1905.
I f1sS members OF tine Mu,,,,i Inspr-rr. g.,
pany againss Fire on Goods and F,,rn;,,,r.
N e state Of Virginia, are particularly rec,,,,s,
ca 70 meet al he sad oce either in persr,. -
~ proxy on Monday che 9th day OF nc n mo,,,t
Ap''l on business OF TIE Utmost 20
Va referring TO The 2ist article of the Comet.
'o'' =, me SAID Company, it Wi be found tina,
meeting shall be convened and ce,,,i '''' .
,egbaHons complied with. which. win o,h.~
matters OF much consequence. renders II ,.css.
say ,na' there should DC s.ri6 Compliance win
the above reqbisiticn. ''''-e an
Nv RGNf. DIVA D..,
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ON rnr rnEsrNr FASHION or snonr

wAisrcoATs.
o,op, stop, you rogue, cried crazy Jack,
Aud se'2'd modern 6eau
ne ing a'arm'd how'd low and said,
An't please you, sir. I'll go"
NO, you, Nv love, you're caught I last,
FOR all the world can sre,
" cure he 'ha, plays 50 many pranks-
"You're Mr.. NoeopY."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

AZ the supreme court Of the slate Of
Ne~ Yosk lately sitting at Aiboay, Tho.
MAS a. EmMErr, Esq. lately from Ire
land, Giro, her to that patriot fMMYrr
who lately suffered mAstyrdom ia the
Gauss OF liberty IN that devoted coun,rv,A
and PiERPoHT LDwABps. Esq. of New
Haven, were atmiiiad 10 praelice as conn
se'lors at Law Ia That stale. Mr.. kw.
NETT has also been receniy admitted 10
practice within the Dis.mst CT Columbia.
The feds are very dex,rous IN throwing
al blame from their own shoulders. The
expense attending The t,ial of The Penn
sy'gania Judges, and OF Judge Chase, il
impudently charged TO The democrn. 4:
WHEREAS II is evident, that had those Jsds-
es confined themselves to their duty, in.
stead OF engaging in private quarrels. aid
ing 10 political persecution, and fOmentino
public mischief this expense would not
have been incurred.-7rentoa Tue .ane.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

HfS9s 10 FARMERS PRsphRrSc yos 9gs
BUSINESS or 7Rg ENSUING sPRrvc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

MARRIED. at Petersburg. on Monday
last Nj. JOHNGAAiSI.E. Of Richmond.
TO Miss ELIZA SMITH DUNCAN, of
Petersburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

Ma. PLEAsANrs,
BY inserting the fo'lov-
ing IN your useful paper you will oblige
u lusto,n.r
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1ot6 1ADe5, 1905.

PeoiS,ee. rateq from tie general sfpd ho Z Of En-
gland TICKLE qOB1' spas g,tI By i};el, axe of
roe 5es' soas 81 al Jzaiehem. bis lam Cs..a by Re-
rga ora gra.Aian Prosseypias. ja.k a.s,e, 10 Gel.
C'Ata.y's tanlOas Eclipse.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-09

am up by tie subscriber on
cow "s plantation Of his residence. s,,v
s ~ about seven or eight wears old ,,,d,Gs
s.zen' erump'ed horns, marked in the r;..b, .'
WIN crop and slit, in the left ear y,i,,, Ear gar
anu unosfkeel her colour is br,rdle h,,, Up
bss . y something darker than her BODY, sbe
Hnn S.e wn',e under her belly near the a,nts
narrower, Feb %. 1ans ''I u'
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20 rinning -

10 be let To mares ar six g"isos tic se1soH. sbics
may tie dsedafSelby roe odynrE of 81 dollars Spio,-
IN roe rqSos fSyee sH1eGs rec leap 'obe pad do7c,
and 10 ssil'eas a ceiEg f0ai Srii5
a aolle.r q te goons tie $50 I.fte, cases tx.
feqfive pas'ayasc anil re daIoi u Joys g'asis 6rt
'9fH nor be 'coogs6l- 10, snrs escapes. CEN
iisHea sriSeiag Their fc inst send fhr porep
seif5 c6em pare5ase rain Tbe sec'oa zr.H cam.
Dece impea. aie! and expire re last day If .eaL,
.e.St. 2.gJA HIS ZRlNCX
1915 1Epc5, 1905. s.Gf
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$50 Acres, 10 Greenbrier county, on Lit
nc Deer creek, adjoining thelaudsof Jofeph
s9I Acres, in Montgomery county, sur
Seyed let August, 1881, on the waters of
,nincy river, aud Paint creek, wa,ers of the
Ksnawha river.
435 Acres, ia Montgomery county. sur-
Iveyed goth June. 1886, ioiainr the lands
o. JoisPh Eaton, Richard Muse AID James
M.Cofkle.
zso Acres, 10 Wythe county, furveyed
4'a NOV. 1925, on the Lead Mines Mill
1850 Acres, in Albemarle county, patent
Is.eddated sth July, 1897. on William
AZ caeek, waters of Buck Hand creek.
:. One undivided moiety Of Eve lots in the
town OF Wischeater, Noa. SO, 90, 100,
Ior aud Ios.
me ABOVE nil Be sold very losy, and she
germs made knozva, on ajaysicotion to
- VIM. AUSTIN.
Richmond, April 4th, 1905. wifi
HE subscriber offers for SAT, r,
the three traas of LAND, hereafter de-
serioed, which will be sold on VERY moderate
a. ne expects 10 remove from the state of
s"ginia, One tratt lies on S,aun,on river. about
or mite, below Bihb's ferry, containing 900
acres OF valuable low grounds, and from S 70 500
acres OF highland. The improvements are ir,con.
SIDERABLE only such rs viii accommodate an over.
seer the plantation is well calculated 20 employ
aoon, hands 20 advantage. One osher trad of ;
hSn land, containing 500 acres with small plan
sNeioh cleared, good new dwelling houss.- NOT J
9p, guns, hnsned. This traa lies about miles FROM
sieD's, and about the same distance from o wen's
n.y. ana about 2 miles from where live One
othsr trael, lying in Pitsylvania eounrv. on the
man road from Peytonsburg TO DsnviIie, CON.
tanning 500 acres, esteemed a good si,uaior, for
! sore and tavern /; on this traS is good orch
arc and some other improvements Ash sha, he
aosent from tbs state for some months. have
authorised Capt. Charles Scott, of Prince I'd.
WARD county, and Maj Henry Coleman, of
a Halifax, and eithenof them, to make sale of the
whole or any part OF tbe said lands.
John 3. Scott.
: : JUNG zlsl, 1865. VITO
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BY the emperor,
JUsTE cAANLArTE, secretary general.


From Moore,s " Yiezs Of Society andeM Man
| ners IN Sqoitkeriaad."
! SUICIDE is very frequent at Geneva. I
am told this has been the case ever since
the oldest people in the fepablic can re-
member; and there is reason 10 believe.
that 1t happens ofiencr here, in proportion
TO the number Of inhabitants, than in En-
gland or eny other country of Europe.
The multiplicity OF INSTANCES which has
occurred since have been here is asto-
nishing. Two that happened vefy la.e-
~ are remarkable for the peculiar circum-
stances which accompanied them.
the hrst was occasioned by sudden
and unaccountabie fit Of despair, which
seized the son of one Of the veailiticst and
NEST respectable citizens Of the republic.
This young geBtleman had, in appearance.
every reason TO be satisfied viii, his lot.
lie was handsome and in the v;qear of
/ youth, married TO woman of excellent
character, who had brought hm great
fortune, and by whom be was the father Of
/ hne child. In the midst OF al these bles.
slngs, surrounded by every thing which
could inspire man With an attachment
to life he fel,it insupporlable, and without
any obvious cause oi chagrD, determin.
cd to destroy himself.
| Having passed some hours with his mo-
Their, most valuable woman. AID with his
I wife and child, he Ieh tAem il apparent
! good humor, went into another roam, ap-
I piled the muzzle Of musket 10 his fore
I head, thrus. back the trigger with his zoe,
and blew out his brains, in the hearing OF
the pnsusPeeling company inc had just
quilted.
The second instance, is that OF a black
smith who, taking the same fatal resoluti-
on, add not having any convenient iustru-
men, al hand, charged an old gun barrel
with brace OF bullets, and putting one
end into the fire OF his forge, lied string
TO the handle Of the bellows, by pulline of
which he could make them play, while he
was at convenient distance. Kneeling
down, he then placed hts head near the
mouth Of the barrel end moving the bel
lows by means nf the string, they blew Up
The FIRE, he keeping hts head with as,onish-
log hrmness, and horrible dcllberation, in
that position III The farther esd ofthc bar
rel vas SO heated rs 10 kindla the powder,
whose explosion insanity drove he bull
lets through bis brains.
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EI2 l-2 Gems Single.1

~ 20. The national colours shall be blacl
and red. $500
81. Agriculture, as it is the first, The
most noble, and the most useful of IN the
| arts, shall be honoured and protected.
70. Commerce., the second source OF
, The prosperity of states, viii not admit of
any impairment: it ought 10 be iavoured
and specially protected.
|, 20. In each military division a tribunal
lof commerce shall be formed, whose
members shall be chosen by the emperor
from the class of merchants.
"a Good faith and integrity in commer-
ciai opetations shall be religiously main
tanned.
IS. The government assures safety and
protection to neutral nations and friepds
who may be DESTROYS of establishing a
commercial intercourse with this island,
they conforming 10 the regulations aud
customs OF the country.
l, 20 The. counting houses and the mer-
chaDdizc of foreigners shall b. under the
safeguard and guarantee of The state.
81 There shall be rational festivals for
celebrating Independence The birth.day
OF the emperor aud his august spouse,
that OF agriculture and ofthe constitution.
49, AT the frst firing of The alarm gun
the cities viii disappear, and the nation
rise.
We, the undersigned, place under the
safe guard of the magistrates, fathers ana
mothers OF families, the citizens, aud the
army, this explicit and solemn covenant
ct the sacred rights of man and the dutieS
of the citizen.
We recommend il to our successors.
and present it to the friends OF lberty,to
of all countries, as signal
pledge of the divine bounty, who, in the
course OF his immortal DEGREES, hes given
us an opporlun ity OF breaking our letters,
and OF constituting ourselves a people,
free, civilized and independent.
Signed,
H.CRISToPHE, SC. Gas berore.>
Having seen the present constitution.
we, JACouEs DEssALINEs, emperor
i, CT Hayt, and commander in chief OF
the army, By the grace of God and con.
stltutional law ofthe state.
Accept it wholly, and sar etion it, that If
may receive, with the least possible delay.
its iuii and entire execution throaghous
the whole ofour empire. And We swearto
maiuiain II, and 70 cause Il to be observed
IN IT'S integrity TO the last breath of ourJise.
at the Imperial palace Of Dessalines.
the goth May, 1905, second year of
the Independence Of Hayti, and of our
reign The first.
DESSALIEES.
BY the emperor,
JTsTE LHANLArTE, secretary general.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEREAS Daniel & William Cuerant late
w merchants of the town of Ncw.Canton,
by their deed dated the 9Th day OF February 1905.
have assigned tcus all their pt1pcsr, real and per-
sonal, for the benefit of such OK t,cr creditors as
shall agree to the terms OF said cssigumens I: and
whereas we have appointed Vim Cuerrant our
agent for the collection and settlement of the
debts. and all Other affairs Of said ccnccrn all per-
sons having claims againii said Danl {. VIM.
Guerrant will present them TO him For settlement.
and all those indebted 10 them are requested 10
come forward and settle their ivsbalances,
by bond or otherwise, in which case the utmost
accommodation will be allowed them in the time
and mode of payment those who fail to come
forward and close their accounts may expect suits
will be instituted against them, IS The situation o.
the concern requires speedy adjustment OF its
a ffrira -
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LAND FOX SALE.

600 Mges PAMS lsr sale &c.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ID UN AWAY on the lAth inst.

ID UN = WA 7 on the IAth inst.
Ia from the subscriber in Powha,an county.
negro man named JOHN, about SIS wears of age.
feet or 10 inchss high, his compcxion yellow
1.-THE said negro was purchased by the subscri-.
Der OF Samuel Clarke, Of Chesterfield esan,y,
s@ss WHOSE neia,sbcn.soo. II IS likely nc is now
flarking Also. attlie same time, anerro wo,,,an
named BRENDA, about 20 years of age middle
size and dark comrlexion--she was BOUGHT abo,,t
~ months ago of Thomas Li,,lenaee, of New
Castle, in Hanover county. II is likely he above
negroes will keep together as they went off a.
the same time. All masters of vessels and Other
persons are forewarn-d from carrying the above
negroes OUT Of the state. the rigor of The law
wih be put IN force against them The above re
ware wili be given 70 any person who viii deli
YER the above negroes TO the subscribe. ;v;,o :,
the uppere end Of sswhatan county.
Inlv II 1915 -
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N o T | c T..

- ~ y Il.
a Lii persons having claims a.
L n gainsi The estate Of John Dixon, dec are
requested to bing them forward properly proved.
IN order that provision may be made for payrnsnf :
and hose indsbied 70 said estate, are esrnes,iv
requested % make immediate payment. as the =.
'ua'ion Of the estate cannot admit Of anv ;nd.l.
genes. There are number Of pamphlets nuh.
''seed Tor sundry gentlemen, on hand which rhsv
are earnestly requested to make application a.
ana pay the diaerent balances due thereon.
D,., sally Dixon, Ex'x.
Richmond, july io.h, 1906.
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s ATUR,DN7, sur 81, 1905.
JUSr PUBLIsHED,,

JUST PUBLLSHED,
ana Tor sale, at tie printing Office and Book
Store OF Samuel rleasants, ir.
THE DEBATES,
AND OTTER PR0cE EDTNGS or. qHE
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
~ Subscribers to the abeve work are re.
guss'ed to call or send FOR sheis books .wi,hou,
~S'~5' June 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-27

New. Canton, 9th May. 1905.
THE Trustees of the above mentioned Canl
VIM Gue'rant. will offer Fer sale.to the high.
est bidder. IN the town of Nsw-Cant,n, on the
hrss day of July next she following property, viz.
Eight likely Virgins born Slaves,
A Single Chair Harness s<c and a valuable as
scrtment of suitable GOODS for the presenr sea.
son, any part OF which "a, be sol,i on very low
terms by prlvasc sale. or ; great bargain may be
had and liberal credn gwen TO pTrhaser wis
witl,ake The While stock On hand, by application
Previous to the DAY aboye mentioned, TO WIN
Cuerrant or the TruitessS Six rroaihscredit will
be allowed the rurchssers Of the above property
tor al su'as above zen doiiars on giving bond &
approved security; lesser sums cash WILDE de
raauded. fer. w.f
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lTPysLIc AUCTION.


WfLr be sold, TO the highest bidder, at Pow
hatan courthouse, on "Wednesday the 2lst
day OF August next. theing court day) that va
lsable rraa Of Land, wheseon the late Mr.. John
Brown, dec lived asa tenant. containing 56s ! 9
acres lying in the county of Cumberland ke.
tween the waters of willis and lanes Rivers
about three miles from Columbia and e,ght from
Cartersville. The clearing on the said land COM
nieneed about nine years ago, and has continued
70 The present year, now amounting TO two hun.
dred acres well inciosed. and in excellent order
for cropping. The rents of the plantation at one
fourth per anpufi has amounted to more than
one hundred pounds annually, for several wears
past. lis under lease FOR tie present year end
ing on the 25th day Of December next-the he.
nett whereof, wish the land. will be given mr., 70
The purchaser, oil the day of sale, the purchaser
paying one fourth of the purchase money down.
and giving bond with approved security for the
other three fourths, pa able il three equal an
nuai payments, carrying inicres. from the date If
no, pundually paid And as further securitv a
decd Of trust on the land Will be required. per-
CONS who feel disposed TO purchase the above
property, may have view of the same by ap
plying 10 Mr.. Holt, whoives on the place, or 10
VIM. Mayo OF Cumberland.
ROBERT MAYO.
Powhatan June Is, 1905. wtds
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ME subscriber DESTROYS to close
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