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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25
fVIR GINlA . ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURKENI

WEDNESDAY,. sEpTEMagR Is, 1895.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25

Captain Cazneau, arrived at New York
ron Csdz, sailed from shence on,hs 5,h
OF August, when sIgfals were i,ols,sd for
the Spaeish feet from Cathagenn, coa,
sisttng of eighi sail ofthe line in conse
qusnce SIX sail ofthe line dropped down Il.
the mouth of the harbor to JOIN then, -
On the following day be heard heavy
cannonadlng Captain &. adds, thsh Ca
diz was strictly blockaded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-25

Extract OF litter from Laguira, dated
Aug. 9, lso5.-S' The ports oil this island
are positively shut against all neutral YES
sells, and are likely to continue 30 until tt,c
spring, say March or April. There have
Deep 60 or 10 vessels already turned away
IRON this place within the last rs days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
AT a Court held for Washington
County the l7,h day of Oaober, 1904.
EEzaSrfb (.;beon (;o,rfl,;,o,f \ IN

al a &OtJi llSf't lOs W etoilstiS, ION
County the l7,h day of O9ober, 1904. u
EGza6esh Gibson, COMPLIMENTS In d
Isaac .fnderson, DEPENDENT, Gerry.
I HE defendant not having entered his appear.
< arce and given security according to the aa
of assembly and the rules Of this court. and it APP
pearng to the satisfaction Of the thai ne is
not IN 5nhzoi,a &C The con.monw cath of Vngi-
MA On the motion of the complainant by her
counsel II Is o,.e,ed, that The said defendant ds
aJ,pear here on the third tuesday in February nexr
and answer the bill OF rhe complainant, and that
newspaper published in this sla,e for two months
successivey, and another posted at the from. door
of the courthouse of the said county.
A copy--kuest,
Al a court held for Washington
county, the 18th day Of December. lg04.
William Erice, Complainant, In
AGAINST Chan
Michael Wise, Defendant. cery.
: / he defendant not having entered his appear-
i ance and given security according to the at
of Assembly, and the rules of this Court, and il 81.
pearing to The satisfaction Of The &C T. that the
defe ndant is nor an inhab,ant of the ec.nr,on-
wealth On the motion of the complain IN, by his
counsel, , :. ordered, Plat he said .,cfendant do
snpeaS here on the third Tuesds:> in pr,I next
and answer shs bill of .l.e complainant. and that
a copy of this ord-r be inserted III public news
paper published in this Etafc for two nioR,hs sue
ccssively. ard another copy posted at the front
door Of the eouGhouse of the ssid county:
A copy--Anest,
ID. CAMPBELL, d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
Elegant Accomplishments

a THE williamsburg Academy. which is now
a devoted solely to the education Of youn:-
ladies'. arrange uents have been lately made tor
their instruction in the elegant arts Of Drawing
and Painting s..,e !. . .,ss ..s Il
The society of Williamsburg has ever been
considered peculiarly favorable TO youthful ins-
rsvement. and the number Of young ladies from
every part of the state, who for that oejed. IS
well as for the purpose OF instruction, annually
assemble there. Is proof OF the extensive nffu-
encc Of this opinion. Encouraged by this cir
eums,auce, M Anderson hes endeavored ocon.
cen,rate within his institution every possible ads
vantage for the Accomplishment OF young ladies
in the various branches OF polite education. In
addition 10 his school for their tuion in the En-
si,sh and French languages, and with view TO
render the study Of Geography more attractive
and interesting he has lately imported very large
Celestial and Terrestrial Globes, with a complete
set OF Maps ul'on an enlarged scale, elegantly
co!oured and Il AIMED. lie has also fitted up r,,-
der the roof or the academy, apartments Tor their
instruction by the most eminent teschers IN mu~
sic, Drawing. Painting and Dancing and pa
rents Who wish their daughters 10 acquire these
fashionable and elegant accomplishments. will
end his arrangements well adapted to their spec
dy attainment.
Afew young ladies can be acc ommodntcd with
boarding in the family of Mr.. Anderson. where
an excellent teacher has been engaged to Attend
for the extra tuition of those whose tender age,
or hitherto neglected. education may render such
a measure desirable. Pa ents whose sol.cisude
| for the rapid improvement Of their ehi.dven rcu-
| d rs the additional expense of no importance,
| viii perceive this TO be most valuable append
age 10 the iustfs al on. The misfortune of re-
gre tied ent on 70 earv Instruction vi thus be
obvia;ed, aid young ladies, who are ennulous TO
be advanced the higher branches of improve.
nent, may, il, this manner, retrieve their lost time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
fsanud for Sak.

DY virtue of deed oftrust execut
I'D ed TO the subscribers by Wm- Fortune WIN
be SOLD. TO the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney. on the premises nthe 18Th day OF Fehruz'yy
next. TRACT OF LAND, lying in LOUISA
county. on the aters Of Fork creek, contaiu-
ing 100 acres, being the laid whereon said For
tune now residcs--The land is of good quality ;
has small plantation in good order and COME
nient houses, &c for small family. (tds)
Josn Edwards, . ,r,,,...ss.
Chs. Smith, 'es'
Louisa, January 3, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

At the aame time and place, win dispose Of
the other undivided third past of the said Nor
wich Mills. and viii also dispose of a valuable
tSsa of LAND adjoining thereto. which contsir,
about five hundr. acres, with various improve
menss--The whole is a valuable estate Mr..
Hootsn viii shsw the Mills and the land. The
terms OF payn,eni for the said land and the other
Third part of the Mills will be half ready money,
and twelvs months cyedit For the ether half.
DAVID ROSS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

a + the house OF Moses lredway the coun-
IA ~ os Pc whasan, on 1'harsday the third day
OF January, one ,hcr,and eight hundred and hive,
pursuant TO decree OF the superior court Of
shanccry, holden for the Richmond dis,ria, pro-
nouneed on the second day of June last, in favoi
OF COL Samuel Meredith of Amherst county, A.
Wainst John Eunually aud Others.
On the day, and THE place above mentioned,
and in conformity the aforesaid decice, viii be
sold, 20 the highest bidder, for ready money, one
certain tract or parcel Of LAND, lying on Apo
Rattox river, in the upper end OF said county
within two miles of the place OF sale, containing
four hundred and twelve and one half acres,
part OF which is low grounds, adjoining the said
run. the remainder high land. thought TO be G.
Qeal m value 70 any in the neiyhbouthocd there
are two PLANTATIONS on this tea2. one of which
lies Immediately upon the river. being that pan-
tatiog, whcreon Archeins Nunnally lived IN his |
Gfetir.e, the brildines ase such as might answer /
for tl,e Accommodation of an overseer 4 nsE'oe',
with 4 g)osl barn, sc. The other is the plznta- |
don upon which Capt john Nunnally has lived
for number of years; upon which there Is
good dwelling house with two rooms below and
two ABOVE stairs, kitchen. snoak house, Dairy. /
srabl-, barn. &c. all in good repair spon ;l.is |
trad eight or ten hands may be employed TO great
advantage. !,
Greed Taylor. francis z. Hdyris, , g !
Nelson Pdaeson, EG,sGrd Murfnd, !
Rie6,1 C,anib Sfobn Ford, ,
December 7th. 1904. sw
= 49, The sale OF the above property is post.
poncd until friday the GsS, day OF February next,
when it will certainly taks place, in satisfaction
OF the aforesaid decree, and al the place afoye-
said. ids Dec. 80. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
10 BE- NOLD-


For ready money pursuant TO decree ct the Fs.
deral Circuit Court, for tire dis.yiet OF Visgi-
MA in suit between Phinsas Bond. Atior
ney for the creditors of Ezekiel Edwards. plain
till, and David Ross and o.bess dcfendants--
2 swo undividsi l.-rts, out Of three,
j CT forty-tvo acres Of [. AND i'm the corn-
tyof Henrieo. upou Four Mile Greek, with the
FILLS u HOUSES thereon. known by the
name Of the Norwich Mills.
ALSO; a rr.a or Parcel Of LAND, situate
il the county of Ucnrico, abou, seven mica be
low the City of Richmond, commonly called and
known by the name of the Seven Pines. thought
to contain one thousand acres, but Mr. Ross un-
dertskes THAT All accurate survey and plot shah
be produced on the day of sale.
The sale will positively take place 1t the Eagle
Tavern in the City OF Richmond. on Thursday
the 2lst day Of February next.
BEN. McSBY, d. Il. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, N. v. d.
Jan. 8. (rds.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

a IL persons having claims by bond, account
IA or otherwise, agains, the estate Of Col.
BERNARD Markham, dec.laie Of Chesterfield coun-
~ are desired TO bring them forward properly
authenticated on or before the tenth day Of next
Februar5, that provision NAV be made for the set
dement, thereof. This notice will be plead in
bar Of al claims Of every description, brought in
alter thai time.
Tgg ExEeUTohs.
Jan. $, 1905 wid'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23


20 Z y away from the subscriber iiv-
~ ina in RichTond, two apprentice boys, by
trade Tailors; one 10y the name of GEORGE
THOMSON CARsEY, about twenty years of
age he isssll and likely, wore away along blue
coai. olive oclared pantaloons and STRIPED waist
coat. will give Eight Dollars reward 70 any
| one who VIII deliver him 10 me in Richmond or
secure him III any Jail so thai &c, him.
The other oy rte name OF EiCKAnD "a,
CON, upward oftweaty years Of age; he is
noted runaway. iaii, and locks about The airics
as il tls<y were sweiled; ne wore away long
blue coat and ligns coioprcd short breeches Win
strings TO the knees he hada pair Of blue c,si.
mere pantaoons TO make for a man that were not
finished the owner requests he. will return them.
win give One Cent reward to any one who will
deliver the said r. Bacon 10 me IN Richmond, or
secure him in jail SO that Iget him again, and no
charges paid. Wx.FLI.IOrT.
Jan IA. 1905. 81
~ b. caui;on I'll persons asainst narbormg
OF employing the above mentioned apprentices,
a they viii answer il at the risof OF the law.
w. z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

WILL BE SOLU.
u virtue Of a deed of rfust ex scnted BY lanes
~ Burnley, to secure = deLi therein mentioned
originally 10 James Barbour. and b. him ,ran..
fesrcd TO Austin Sielysn. viii be sold for ready
money. a. Charlottesville. Oh uonGsy the 4,h day
of February next tbeing aib-nsrs oour, asyl,
& TRACT OF LAND,
lying ahou, two niles above Charlottesville,
whereoH alFs Burnley now resides. or SO much
tbereof IS w.lI be sufficient 10 satisfy asd pay the
sum oftwe bundled and seventy four pounds SIX
siiiliag and egh, pence. with interest aud cost.
Hardin Davis, trustee.
Richmond. 9Th ian. 1906 ,ss
N. y have few barrels of SuPERFINr
for safe, SHtable for family use.
HID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23
Dollars 195.t55
T I C. x e r S

and Samuel Peasants. jr. in Richmond. Robert
Eirchett, and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg; Tho.
mas Newton, Dr. Barrand, 4 LittDeton w. Taze
well, Norfolk, Hugh Mercer, Fredericksburg {,
Henry Tucker, Winchester Chapman Johnson,
Staunton; and N all the towns in Virginia, and
in many r,laces in the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-23

Dollars, cu,Oc0
AL tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
iext class 1t 10 dolls. each the price OF all o.
theirs will be IS dcs-
Ali prizes of Is dollars may be renewed for the
next glass paid, =, the option OK the person
enritled. If .thSy be not claimed within 'hree
months after the drawing commences. they vii
be considered as renewed in the seoono s!ass.
The drawing 10 commence IN the city Of VII
iiamsbrrg, on the - day OF ------, under
the management of James Madison, John Brae l.
en-, William Ne.son, Robert Grecnhow, Burw ell
nassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham
pion Travis, William Liginfoot. Lit,icton w.
farewell, George Tucker and James SemP.e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
Geo. Watt

TTAS removed from the store he formerly DC.
/ 4 cuped to brick house on the cross street
leading from the main streetto Shockoe ware
house. where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose of ON moderate terms, by wholesale,
Tie following articles, viz::
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cogniic, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig Blue
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot. assorted sizes-And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited TO the
present and approaching season. which he will
either sell on credit of 3, 6 and 9 months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
endorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco
Richnond, odd March, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
ROBERT GREENHoW,

NIERCHANT in Williamsburg,
Xl has juf received in the chip Pianrer from
Lonc.n, an aiIor tmssf Of MERCHANDISE |; &
daily expects By the fra arrivals from Liverpool,
= fuppIy Of W0OLLENS of every description, &
IRONMONGER3' or HdRDWARE-~hich
added to his aock on hand, will render his Gore
a. generally aaortsd, ana a. competent to the de-
mands Of purehafer. ss any ca the continent.
The feledion 10 mace by his friends in different
parts OF Great Britin, well Killed in the quail
ties Of goods; purchaIed FROM the Msnufs aurefs
Themselves, not On credit bur with readrmoney |;
of eour(e laid in on tertsr germs & Of muchiupe.
rior qualities to thoie uiuslly shipped by Commis-
6on Merchants, n the sceustcnicd credits of 6x
months, nine month ssud twelve months.
He Offers them TO As Friends aud Countrymen,
for eait. approved paper, or credit to thoe whose
Punetuality can be relied on. at prices as low AZ
they can be afforded AZ, sharinG his diffane Gus
toners tina. ,h4is orders wills all timesbe thank
fully received AID diligently executed.
September 4, 1906. Pm
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" THE 'rEurRSAsr covxnseR or tn
coAiMoNwzALra OF yIRGfNrA,
a PROCLAMATION.
vXTHEREAS il appears that the cities

NyHEKEAS II appears that the cities OF
Wv New York and philadelphia, the West
India Islands and other placed are now unhappi-
ly aHitled with an infectious and malignant dis
ease, wnich-without due caution may be brcushr
into this commonwealth. by arriving thcre-
from have thought h:. with the ADVICE Of the
connci OF state. to issue this rocan,a, ion, here
by calling upon the superiDrendants Of Quarar-
tine OF the different ports Of entry and delivery OF
this commonwealth, TO use every eyertion on
their part to prevent the inrrodusion of so great
calamity among the good people of this state (,
10 effect which they are hereby particularly en-.
Joined to demand Of all masters of vessels coming
from she, said cities of New York and Phisdcli
pha. the West India Islands, or any osher placc
afflicted as aforesaid. the requisite declaration OF
the state of health of their respective crews. &c.
according TO the law in that case made and pro-
vded; And il the result Of such enquiry shailss-
tisfy the superintendent of the port which such
vessel may wish to enter. that the pubic safcrv
requires their performance of Quarantine, he is
hereby required co see thar the same be done at
the place heretofore appointed, convenient TO the
SAID port tor a time not exceeding twenty days.
And do hereby striedJ enjoin and require thar
unti such vessels shall b discharged from their
cuarantine, all persons coming or goods imported
! therein. come net on shore, or go on board any
| other verse, or be landed or put on board any O.
Their vessel whatsoev within this commonwealth..
board ans vessels ordered to perform Quarantine,
IN pursuance hereof. without permission frst had
and obtained in writing from the said supesintend-
ants. And the said superintendants are hereby
authorised to use the proper means of obtaining
the most early and accurate information of the
situation of all vessels coming from the said cities
OF New York and Philadelphia, the West India
Islands, or any other place afflicted as aforesaid,
with an intention of enteringi any ofthe ports,
rivers or harbors within the jurisdiction of this
state. And 3li pilots are hereby required and en-
joined to give notice unto some one Of the said
suPerntendantss of ths arrival of all vessels from
the said cities of New York and Phiiadelpha, the
West India Islands. or any other place aifiaed az
atorssid, and are inhibited from conducting the
same INTO any OF the ports of this state until due
examination is made as aforesaid.
| Given under my hand as Lieutenant Goyern-
| or. with the seal of the Comn,onw cath an.
nexed. at Richmond, this 2tst day Of Sep
L. 81. TENDER, in the year Of our Lord enc thou
sand eight hundred and FIVE. and of the
| commonwealth, the thirtieth.
(Signed) JOHN GUERRANT, Jr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of the late
Nathaniel Clarke, dec. of Amherst county /,
viii please come forward and settle their respect.
i've balances, on or before the FIRST day of Janua-
ny next, and all those who have any demands a.
gainst the said estate, win bring them in by that
period, legally authenticated, for adjustment, as
no farther regard WILDE paid 10 any claims there
after, and this advertisement will plead in,bar
against them.
Samuel Bridgewater,
Administrator Of
.Nathaniei Clarke, dec.
August 10th. 1905. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
NOTICE.

A PETITION will be present
( 4 ed to the next General Afiembly, praying
them to pats law, authorizing the court of this
couHtY to levy money, for the purpofe Of bring.
ing up The records thereof, from March 17SS TO
March 1902.
Southampton, Sept. 9, 1905 3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
Forty Dollars Reward.

I'D I'm awsyfrom the subscriber w.
.EA- ing in Granville county, North Carolina.
IN Mach last, two bright mulauo fellows; one
By ths name OF BARTLEY, about IS yeas of
age, he has bur litse to say, and appears be
~ hunibie, he is toierabie good Shoemaker
and he Is we.iset negro.-CEoRGE is about
D years or age, about 6 feet high, spare made.
bnta very aetys negro, fond of drink, snda very
forward saucJ tsiiow. / expeei they have OBJ
tanned free passes sod will endeayor to pass Tor
free negroes; il il probable they are lurking a.
bous hsnchcstsr Richmond or Petersburg; they
wee SCI 'n Manchester few days past Any
person tak g them up and conhning them in jail /,
so that grt them. shall have the above reward,
or 20 deliats Tor either, paid ny the subscriber.
LEWIS HENING.
June 5th, 1905. IF
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PORK AND BACON.

JUST received and for sale, oppo-
site the BelI-TavSrn, 80 barrels New York
prime PORK. also few thousand weight of
excellent BACON.
RUSSELL u J,rlLLAcB,
Who have likewise for sale. quantity OF SALT
IN sacks Liverpool Filed also fbiadcir;iia BEER
and PORTER, wholesale aud lcia,l,
Sept, 20. 1905, II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
Ely rus oovkasos + rHe coMSao SwEALTH
oy vIRoIEIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

VET HEREAS itappears bs the in
Wv QUESTION of ne Coroner foo the county
of Berkeley, that JOSEPH THRUSTON and
JOHN THRUSTOT, late OF the said county,
are charged with the aru,dcr of Barney Riley &
information has been received By the executive,
that the said Joseph ThruE,on and Jaha Thus.
ton, have Aed from, justice: have, therefore,
thought fit with the advice OF the CouTol of
State, &c issus this ,roca nstion--hereby of:~ing
\ reward OF Two Hundred Dollars, for sppre.
henaing and conducting before the Cororcr, or
n Justice of the Peace, for the said County, or
said Joseph Thrusyon and John Thruston. the
One Hundred Dollars for either OF their, ia or
DER to their examination, touching the said muir
der: And do moreover enioin all officers civil
and military, and exhort the good people OF this
commonwealth, 20 use their besr endesvors TO
apprehend and conduit before the Coroner or a
Jussice OF the Peace for the aforesaid county of
Berkeley, the said Joseph Thruston AMI John
Thras;on that they may be dealt WITH as. N suck
cases, che Law direae.
Given under my hand as Governor, with
theyseal of the Commonwealth annex.
ed, at Richmond. this 18th day of June,
IL. 81 in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and FIVE, and Of the COM
monwealth the twenty'ninih.
(signed) JOHN PACE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
JAMES TERNAN.

S<AA'1 10 1<HN1N3A-'3
Has 5usf received sutlfiiy Of fresh II good
MEDICINES, PAINTS AND HATTRRs,
lVl CoLoURs--opening at his Corner Shop,
oppoGte Col. Gambles, with which he fhall be
happy 60 Ierve his numerous friends. on the moi
moderate teftas.-Fie returns his iineere thanks
for the favor Of their euffoni. On Sept. 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
VALUABLE LAND.

IN LOUISA COUNTY. FOR SALE.
PURSUANT to deed of trust
L executed by Josiah Bingham. 10 secure the
payment OF 200 dollars. interest," and charges, due
TO Yeamans Smith, will be SOLD, at public auc.
ton, for ready money, on the 9Th day of Oao-
Der next at the Eagle tavern. in the CITY of Rich.
mond. between 10 and o'clock, certain traa
of LAND, lying in the county of Louisa. on
both sides of Reedy run, adjoining the lands of
David Morris and Samuel Hanson, containing
three hG.ldred acres by late survey
Robert Bell, . Trus-
John Dunsmurd tees.
Richmond. August 90. 1905. tbs
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TEN D0LL1RS re WARD.

pROKE away last evening. alarge stout made
lS blood bay II ORSE L, upwards Of five feet
night years old last spring. shod all round
bout Two months ago, bat some of the shoes
may now be of lie has a large head and small
eyes. uots and gaops if he has any other mar ks
by which he might be Distinguished they are nor
rfcolleaed. He had on a saddle good deaf
worss with hogskSn seat and plated stirrups
The above reward will be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle TO toe srbIcribeTs.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. March $. 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
TO be Sold, for Cash.

70 be Sod, for Cash.
7 AM requested by David Patte-
l. son. IT, to expose for sale, As trustee. the whole
CT so much of the PROPERTY, in the trust deed
bearing date the 9th February. 1904.
consisting Of the following slaves. viz. Jack lad
Tom, a boy--Kate and her three children---
Billy. Sally and Henry, Sukey and her two chill
dren. named Fanny and Isifersos. as also, Molly
girl-in order 70 satisfy debt due from the said
David Patteson. jr.to Benjamin Hatcher. agree
ablyto the teRcr ofthe said deed2-which sale vii
certainly take place on the 18th day of Septenbei
next, az the dwelling house of the said David Pat
teson, in the town OF Manchester.
George MsCredie, Trustee.
Manchester. 9th August, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-28
NOTTCE.

"A LII persons having any claims against the
n estate Of William Jones sen. dec. Of Buck
lngham County, arc requested to bring them for.
ward properly authenticated on or before the frst
day of January next, otherwise this ADVERTISE
nlent viii be plead in bar against all claims exc
hibiied after that date. Thole who are indebted
TO said estate. vii please TO make payment by
thar time, the ~ criber is des:rons of se;tI;nz
his administration account with said estate.
WILLIAM JONES, il. Admir-.
Sept. Doth. 1905. 3a,s