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TO BE SOLD,
10 the h'gheit bidder, on the p-eniifes, on The
lait Saturday in June next,
:. . much Of the LAND, wtereon Iohn KeICo
- lives, in TIE County, of Cumberland, late the
property of Peter 1rancifco, as will paw the ba.
lance claimed of him, by Samuel G.. Adams, OF
4. d60' its iatereit, by virtue of deed Of
tiuit executed to me, blythe fid Peter Fraucif-
co,ifor that parpofe.
CREED TAYLOR, Truaee.
may ~. (eptds.)
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Illne Is.
CASH

CASH - 80
MILL be giz,su fas. IL 0, Is BorS, from
ITO i5Te6rss !a. Enquire oftbe P,I.:eys.
Dec. IL. [eptf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-24

The AMERICA, capt. Leiar, wha arriv.
ed this morning, sailed from Amsterdam
the '23d June, was boarded off Dover by a
British cruiser, and informed, that there
were stationed in the narrow seas, cruz
serswish ordersto send ia for adjudication,
all Neutral vessels from The ports of Hol-
land and France, bound to The eastward of
the Cape of Good Hope that they hat,
list of Americans in those ports, and their
destination that they had sent ia the ship
Sally, Williamson, of Boston. fer BATAVIA,
(cleared out for Madeira y and that she
was condemned: that the ship Active,
Morris, of this port, from Antwerp for Can.
Ton, was detained in the Downs
August ~. Is
Capt. Cildea. who arrived at the Laza-
rette, in IS days from Point Petre, (Cuatl.)
infarms, thai just before sailing he receiv.
ed the following Information from Capt.
Van Antwerp, Of the Friends Adventure.
- The day of his arrival (July 29,h) at
Guadaloupe, off the island of Deseada,
saw, squadron OF ships consisting Of IS
sail, seven ships of the line and eight fri
gates, distance three and half leagues,
standing S. Why's. II was though, by
the inhabitants of GuadaIoupe Il was the
French squadron from Brcst, which they
had received information Of by cutter
brig arrived at Martinique some time be-
fore.
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the modern spirit Of revoiut;onarv mea.
suites, the almost entire SUI pression Of III.
monast,cl and religious orders in that isl.
and, and which Of course will not be con.
fined 70 tlsatcolony. A royal order has
lately been received there Cor The sale of
all property belonging TO those religious
establishments consisting of houses and
lands, sugar and coffee esiaIes, and ne
grses, IS well Us mortgages, debts. SC.
due TO them. The monies arising there
fronts 10 be paid into the treasury Of the
king, whoswiIl provide for the persons 50
dispossessed, by paying them a certain al
lowance per diem for their support. The
revenue arising thcrefrom must, doubt
less, BIS immense; and the purposes to
which It 10 beopplied, and the source to
which this serious innovation, may be tra-
ced, do not require the gilt Of d.vinat,on 10
ascertain---It may, perhaps, be considers
ed as ouly a preliminary step to more se-
rious changes in the Spanish government
and nation.
The. commissioners nominated to en-
force he aforesaid dectee In the Hayar.
ma, and the island, afe--,he Governor,
the Rishot, the Intendant General, The
Collector Of the Customs, and Don J. B.
Munoz. { Duly Gaz.
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NEw.YoRK, Angus. IA.

Welearu by captain Lockwood ,ha, m, no,,
OF Laguisa was opened the 29ih Of Nav 10 men.
trails Tor the ittroduaion Of -four, oil and bn,,e,
Il WAS shut on the 18th Of June and on the Ian
was re opened during twenty days FOR the adn;s.
sion Of the above artcles. On the 6,h Iplv !,
vas again closed, and IL was said Il would -
nam 50 during The war The vessels in ooyt IN
the l4ih June were permitted to nnload and dc
pose Of their cargoes, oe whatever articles they
might consist those which entered on Inc 18Th
or between thar and the 6th July. we,e e., 49,
strictly othe disposal Of the articles above mon.
toned. Many OF these vessels have been ua;,.
ing fov th'eeer four weeks in expectation Of o.
tanning permission 70 discharge generally. .a,
without svrceis. It's probable they will eve,r.,
ally be obiget 20 seek another marker. the,esy.
goes eonss'iny principally Of dry goods.
by captain Sterling from Amsterdam We have
received scversi fes of Du'ehpspeEs to the 1s,.
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FsoM rns AMsaIe,Ax cI4szEx.

The coudua of Spain to The .United
States for several years back, has been a
series Of trials of the public patience Of
Many examples of the bad
faith OF that government have occurred,
& II seems TO me that there has been some
intention 10 try American iorbearancc to
the last stretch.-That government seems.
either very III informed, or ours has been
very wickedly misrepresented by her mi-
nlssers. have been often told that the
Marquis Yrujo, has been accustomed to
msddie in our politics; aud if any credit
is due TO the publications in certain news
papers, Of a neigbouring state, he has been
concerned ip-intrigoes that ought not to
be suffered by our goyern.iept. might
perhaps lay less stress on the reports con-
corning his political iDterferencs incur To-
cal political affairs, were there not in INV
possession EVIDENCE much more wsighty
than what is always 10 be found in news
papers, having some intimacy with some
gentlemen who returned sometime ago
from Cadjz, The failure Of the convention
or treaty entered into for the restoration
Of Our merchandise captured aud carried
into Spanish ports. lie told me The fall.
ure was owing not, to any neglect OF duty
on the part of MIR. Pirckncys but 10 wick
ed stratagem Of the Spanish ambas sador.
aided by some Americans, and one or
them belonging to this city. Upon fur
Their consideration he put into my hands a
paper OF which the following is a copy.
ICOPY.J
ABs7RAcT QUESTION.
The power A (S1sain) lives in pers:9
harmony and friendship with the power
b { United Sfafes) the power & ( f7raneeJ
either with reason or without, Commits
hostilities against the power 3, takes some
other vessels, carries them into the ports
OF a, friends OF both, where they are con-
demned and sold by the official agents Of
power Z, scihhoaffower II being abe 10 n, e.
yfnf ~ b and c adjus, their differences,
and IN this treaty The power b rcnouncss
and abandons TO The power & lhc right 20
any claim Tor the injuries and losses oc-
casioned to its subjects by the hostiIitirs
from powerC.
ouERE.
Has the power I, any tight 10 call upon
power n Tor indemniiies for the losses &C.
casioned in its ports &costs TO its subjects
by those Of power {, after the power q
has abandoned or relInquished by is trea-
ty with power c, ils right for the damages
which could be claimed for the injuries
sustained from The hostile conduef Of cl
ANSWER.
We have considered the above case, and
are Of opinion, that on the general pfinci-
Pies OF the law nj nations, The power \ is
not liable 70 the power B for acls fons
upon the vessels belonging TO the sub. e6lB
oi the power b, by the power {, withie
The ports OF a. nc latfer not Icing ott 70
freDenfsf. Nations are not any more than
individuals bound to pefioi m im?ossib,Ii-
lies. But nleavog Impossi5ilities out
OF tic question, and admitting that the
power a could have prevcnsedSshc iasosy
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as with London papers, Asclaaing July S
three days later them before received
We stop the press TO announce . few par
iieulatss- 80 Y. IS. AZ
a Messina article OF June IL, says
The Amssican squadron, consisting Of L
vessels, oil different sizes, OF which par
IS IN our port, and the other in Syracuse
Is shortly 10 make anew attack on 1'li
poll.
A London article Of July 4, observes
Notwithstanding various reports in the
X public papers, il is not ascerfained that
Mr.. Monroe, the American minister had
left Madrid on the goth May. Whene-
{ yer ne leaves that city, he comes immedi-
-atcly here, 10 resume hts station ); ana
then MIR. Ewing late consul an agent OF
The United States, and charge des affairs
here nors to Madrid, as secretary TO the
legation, and charge des AFFAIRS TO that
court. Cen. Lyman has succeeded Mr.
Erving in his late employment here
Problematicai.
The prissian monarch (by a note tbro'
baron iiardenherg) has avowed his reso-
tuition to prevent the subsidiary treaty with
Great Britain, for S 900 Swedish troops,
being carried into effcet.
Austria is SAID To have demanded an
explicIi explanation Of Bouapar,e, respset-
ing his f2Flhe, designs on nay. a letter
from Milan mentions THAI the seat OF the
Itsdian government viii shortly be rernov-
ed 10 Rome, !" The ancient Metropolis OF
the world'-and that fears are entertain
ed that Naples win next fall under Napo-
ieon.
A papsr Of July S, contains an interest
ing debate in the house Of lords, on the
9TH of July, upon colonial Intercourse with
America.
The same paper says lord Sidmou,h,
CHR. Adding,on) is reported TO have re-
signed hes Office of presiient OF the coun-.
CHI. Those connected wth him or are alii-
edto him by political friendship, Of course
will follow his example. On the Cause
and consequences we Al present forbearto
comment.
The articles nf impeachment against
lord Melville were o,dered TO be printed
on the 4lh July, and o be taken into CON-
sidrralion on the sin. There are eight
specific charges; FIVE OF them amount
10 $4,000 deficiency the other three
regard the Supposed violation OF the law
indrawing the naval money, &c.
Passengers inlhe Sally Ann MIR. David
Hinckiey, Mr.. AID Mrs. Yarnold, and
Miss Stephens. The Mrrhant, Ntzhugh,
lin, arrived at I.iyerpoolTsh July; sailed
in co. with the Mac, of Portland, for New
York; Basey fpr Boston and others.
Spoke the Heart Of Gal, for Bilboa. Was
baasdsdJaIy S, on the G. Banks, by Bril-.
tish ttisates.
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CoMBiSED FLEETs.---By the arrival of
the ship Sally, capt. Webb, at Newbury.
port, ia 40 days from Liverpool, we learn,
that upon the 9th OF July, in lat. 40 go.
long. IS so, she fell in with the combined
French and Spanish 1eeis. They put on
board ibe ship Sally lie lady Of The eo-
vernon of Monlserrai, and Mcssrs. Drys.
dale and Cook, late supercargoes of two of
the English merchantmen capturcd of.
Antigua, and burn, Ivy the French feet.
The fleets were but 700 miles west Of Fer.
roll and steering dire@ course Tor that
port, so that their ohjeel must be 70 drive
off or capture The bIOckading vessels, form
sjuneiion with the Ferrol squadron, and
then proceed TO attack the Channel feet.
Should Lord Nelson proceed to the Medi
terranean or not arrive in time % check
the career of his flying foe, the corse.
quence may be Of most alarming and
fatal nature to. the safety and prosperity Of
the British empire.
Letters received yesterday from the
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We have heard j, said, that on some late
occasion Bonaparle spoke to the Austrian
minister with violence, insult and me-
nacs, such IS have never occurred in CT
Yazcd times. The words were SO pre-
soJnptuei,s and indecent, that, If commu.
p,calcdilfey must have excited thcutmost
rld'guafiop. Subsequent events have not
Contributed 70 aiIhy u. Austria las been
reinforcing her army.
Accounts were yesterday received that
Che snemy's fosiIa, al Boiogne, continue
10 state of perfecl readiness for sea, and
that BonapaF,e Is expelled there about The
end OF the present month. Tea thousand
troops who bad been entin;o The Interior,
IN consequence OF some spsarreeliopasy
symptoms, had returned 20 The coast and
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Letters received yesterday from the
HAVANA, state an important occurrence, IN
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L5ndon dates 10 jllysi, received By he late
arytpals az fdls f.sreJroai Liperhoot.
LoNpoN, lune 40.

l<ONDcH, June <os
The message delivered yes; etday eyen-
ing 70 both houses Of parliament from his
me Iesty. confirms III The observations we
have had occasion TO make, that there ap-
pearcd no Satisfactory pfospt CT of effect
ing any thing Ikea fornidabieo conisdera-
cy on the contircnt against The govern
ment az France. After The lapse Of six
months we nowhaye statements less salts
factory than those contained in the speech
with which The present session was OPEN
ed. The message rests entirely upon the
possibility OF The case. and il is couciIed
in terms Of such extreme canton, as to
justify Us III concluding that ncgpciaion
has been actually carried on, on IS on The
point OF taking place between the cmpe-
ror Alexander and Bonapar,e.
The mes age, however forms the basis
of vote OF credit, to enable his maiesly
30 meet any exigency and 20 be prepared
fer any sudden change which may occur
in the relations Of he Creates powers oil
Europe and SO lac II viii no doubt, be
deemed wise 10 make provision Tor eve
~ contingency oil thas nature With re-
speel TO The powers alluded 20 in the COM
municatioD il would Indeed be difficult %
ascertain them. They may negotiate
With, but they viii not fight against, the
emperor cf the French. Tie iiss which
took place yesterday IL the funds rnay be
htlributed to the expectation of the mes
sage, but VIC cannot think il would have
happened had the ianguage Of 1t been
known While Austria and Prussia cor
tinuc IN their present relative stale 10
France, il is idle 20 lock to continental
connegion aAd co.operafion. Unless some
important disclosure be nnatleie the course
of The debates oftbis night, we shall have
less 10 hope for concert aud cohfederacy
nbroad than We had at the meeting Of par
Hament.
June %.
The Duich camp at Zcyst had receiy-
cd very considerable reiDfnrceIDepts, and
the treoF~ are 10 be embarked in the lex.
FL as speedily as possibIe. a great ndm
Der Of stores aud considerable quantity
q AMMUNITION are also prepared Cor the
efnba,katinn.
Intelligence is said 10 have reached go
vcvnm -t.t, OF thc determination of Au.tri. 4
90 cD-optrate IL a decisive and VIZ .foos
MANNER agilosi Ffaacc, IN conseauerce of
the consolidation Of the f.Eurian repu5l,c
with tie empire Of Bonapsfsc, Who !. STA I
TED on receiving dispatch al Milan sfou, |
Vienna, 10 have ducisFsd, that as FRANCIS
sccred tired Of the imperial crown, he
should take tie FIRST opeorIapis IS sddiup
II to his own. Those -ho circuiats. and
those who give cred, 10 such absurd n..
nicrs, acc cQually c5alemptibls.
The French m.bisier at IIamburgn sas
most peFempIorily insisted shat ailthec-
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5aira at 9urriou.

BY Virtue of Deed of Truf, executed to the lub-
feribers by Nix. Bartlett STILL of the city of Rich
nioid for the purpoe of ecuriug the payment of his
note to MeGrs. LeInuel Wells, 6: Co. of New
York, for tx thouiand three hundred and twenty
two Dollars feventeen Gents, with n,eIef the
rate ofGr per cent. per anaaEn, from the 2lft day
Of My lah,
WILL BE SOLD, to raile the aforefaid fun and
w intereit together ssith the expences attending
che execution of iaid truG, for ready money, the
prentice, Saturday the I'd day of February EMU
mp, between the hours OF u and 1 o'clock, that
LOT OF GROUND OH the north fide of the Main
ifreet next above the Bell Tavern, with the Brick
Buildings thereon, u prefent in the occupancy Of
AIeilrs. st. John & Gwathy and John Richard Eiq.
The buildings injured, and the title to the pro-
perty is believed be unexceptionable. conveyance
with fpecial warranty will he made by the fubfcr-
bers.
PRossER sy' MoNCURE, Trgeees & v. Ms.
December 25. (tds.
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10 NoN-REstDEN2g or EEN7-UcEY..


'RE SUBSCRIBER fvi2g liz the neig.55our-
L 6706 ojf Fran, FRI, EsnlacE;, .s.1p;ns saaer-
tN&en 10 Pgg tie .Gxe5 q . auYl5e,- If graih71eu
!e.af.s m PHginiG and escv5err, or .heir lands
I9 t@'J ts., a1a F7:1is .51! t5s rsalifting oflo-
ney to nm sT fbat onrpojt is attended zyit great
a1'enlti-5, '!R a4d .!oA5ls, pr9tojt5 it to t5ojr
Se1tAen.sr aHa any o.ker5 zvk5 mar ind it an &C.
f5rDs. si'e fciiozDie, zL:, -,
That t5sy IeaH de3lFt their money III ei.bey oftbe
6ankJ 81 Richmond, -fiexanGyiu, George toqva on.
BAl!i"l0Ts, on or 6ejore tbe. hJe day Of Nay an
AHaIJ, and "H.1oT.je Jons JerJon at tbojc rae
RAJ 6n1@S TO "d'Oile him 1g pal Of tire amount,
and TO zVb9jeeredH II. /bGHde09b!led, andimbozv-
eI Inn 10 drasV tor tbe PANE, bayabie on Egbt.
The lands cfnon-,gfleAis arr advsrtized ajout
fDeJDJF Of JHlr. zV5ie6 IS at exbeRce Of tzyenty-
f1'e cents OIL eacb haE. The It5/cri6s,'s draf
4ViH command tbr caB in t5;5 fQie, anu as I3en
as ms nils arr boUoh'sd nj any ottbs a6sz re zne1f
o1ed 01nkJ, re 9piii "dveacr ne nan y in kcg-
tH1hg, detasi!g iez'~' rhd baif berreAt commit
on tar bi5 fr7a1Ee, IN atteniigg 70 and exeeat;ny
f6s 1isfnelJ. RE sgW e1,clgjf duplicate re,siof5
TO tD9r tanks Dl Gubic6 TIE MINER IS AeboffrG, or
10 tbs pr2brietor5 2tt6e lands, keng the oyigiaal
in his 27gHP2s9Ton, foeoryrf arr errors 4ybic6 mr..
cur IN tie auditors oJffe of K1..Hc&y. 10 fb3E
gent!s1ise c2bo may 4Vjb IL bly tbri,. faxcs IN
tins @c.12, ana z,6o 5o0s a0t q 6eyyo1ai aceuaig-
ta@ee Foifb sbe I4ljfIT5er, br legs leaps TO refr
tbe1i to f5r Eon. Jo5n BytckeHridrs, tbe Eou.
Moifbs70 N.u/io,. E'9,Y. noqy In Loagr,G, nj tl.
city Of hGl5iHgf0~, ar 10 Gen. John Pr,Q9n Of
MougO~le,y county, an! Col. .5apie5 Brsrkenr!4Se
Of Boieforf county, Iir!igia, us 10 tbe esqf4els.
qCLicb niay bt re.52tdn rim.
Mir HdNTEL HART.
". B. Tire boyqage oil all ieltyJ directed to M
on the Gbove bf.Jfaej5 m4yP b. ,3Gjd
December Is, 1904. (eSHlEay0
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NO TIC f.
Bank or YIRGIWI.A.

Richmond, Dec. ~, 1901.
= GENERAL me.ting OF the oci,-aolders VII
L h DE held 1t the Banl.-EIoule, OH the fri Mon.
day il January nex., Tor TIE purpole Of electng Ii
rettoTs for Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg and Ere
defictburg and for other purpo!es relative to the
affairs OF the corporation.
In order thata lii ofthe real flare holders may he ex
hbted thoe pcrons who have rot tent III the rcceirt,
granted by the cominiiioners for receviag bicrip-
tions are requcted rranlmt them by the day above
mentioned, together with the GATHERS receipts Tor the
iecond nitalment. when frP viii l. ; III ia
lieu thereof, by the PRECEDENT.
( epuD JOHN BROCKENBRO OUCH, CIR.
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A TRACT OF LAND.

By zirfne otra Deed Of Tr4R, exeerfed to the C4b-
.jeri6eT, qvW be- Joid to TIE biyblR biGder, far
ready mory, 0" the l1lbdat Of January nest,
4 CERTAIN Iraa or Parcel Of Land, lying il.
~ faid county, containing thouand acres, more
or lels bounded by the lands Of Michael Jones lei
frey Smith, Richard Gillian and others, and lying Oh
the Picklhn road-to iecure the payment of 4 certain
FUN OF money therein mentioned, due from Iohn
Miller, to Willis Wills and the czpcnces attending,
the execution OF thistruG
GEORGE SHARE, T,taee
Buckingham, Dee. g. eo it,
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TRACT or LAND.

Will he publicly expoed to fale at the Eagle Tavern
in the city Of Richmond, on the l5sh day of anua-
next,
A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND,
1 4 whereupon the iublcriber lives, containing
about $50 acres, lying the Weithan road, and "a
bout four miles from the iaid city. farther def
crlpton of the land is deemed unnecehary, as il is
Preumed that every perlon deiirous of pprchaiing,
Will OBTAIN farther information to the land, by
view OF, enquiry the fame. 500 dollars OF
the purciiaie money will De expected in cafi and a
credit of feven year, given for The balance upon re-
ceivng bond :, IN iecurisy for the payment thereof
and legal interel thereon annually. Mr.. Archer
Payne of Goochland, who is the trultee OF tie fub-
terber VIII jcn hex il executing deed to the pu--
chaler. ELIZABETH CAMBRIDGE
December &C. If
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6DEERTLSElyENT.

a GREEABLE to decree of the county of King
Tavern on the 9th day of January next, one TRACT
or LAND belonging to the eitate of Thomas C.
kowe decd lying IN The county aioreiad, containing
about $50 acres. The land lies nine miles from I aD
Pahannock and ieven from Dunkirk, this land IONS
the lands Of Col John IIOllins, and the Rev. Robert
g. Sample.
ALsO-willb be fold on the l+ith day of raid month
a. Aihg aud Queen CoufS-Houie, 1t being court day
Seven very LIKELY NEGROES belonging TO de
fad eitate. Twelve months credit wall be allow
the purchaiers FOR the Land and Negroes or irving
bond with approved iecugity 10 the
COMMISSIONERS.
December 22---(Sw.l
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5aIsa at auction.

viii be fold, On Tuefday the 9th January rext, at
~ o'clock, the Premes, for approved negotiable
notes in the Bank of Virginia at 90 days,
Sr1x VERY VALUABLE LOTS, known in
- Quefneys plan of the Academy or Theatre, lots,
No. /, +, 5, 6, I, 9, the Etua.ion of which is infe-
rior to very few,f any lots in the city of Richmond
The plan may be feen the Office of the fubcribers
PROSSER q MONCURE, " Ms
December %. (tds
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NOTICE.

4 Ii Ptyjo"s i.-s5:ei TO The LAT E,as of BuCHA-
L = NAN, DUNLOP g co. Of P.!eyjg.1g, RIO
BERT POLLOK y co. Of Richmond, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK e co. Of A4ane5egsy, are k-yey,
Natea tb4t a@; DLnlap, late partner ia tbe a5oz,.
sose'7s, ba b-fazie 94rebgjr Q. tJe ouaqnag dsbts-
thy esif6ersoSe Be P!te mak. Payment to AR Gebr
fosPfias r5eag in Risbr7ona, or tbs syibtr r54izc
III PsJbarg vatO ai0ar Gnt5orid MAKE eO!4iors
and grant dbargs-SHit5 1OW Be iadsriosiaiey COM
arsed Ggainf all cv5o dc make payment before the IRA
IF February RESI-.
JOHN DUNLOP, dftorn1y
Fo, JAMES DUNLOP.
Pei-gj5ng, Ncv. Is, 1904. eptE
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@aLes al auefiol,.

WILL BE SOLD; on Saturday the nth
w int. on the Premiies, the NEW BRICK
HOUSE adjoining Mr.. Nathaniel Shepard's, OIL
the hill.
Terms of payment, is cath, Is in 8 months,
and ths remaining Is in fix months. Notes
negotiable in the Bank of Virginia will be re-
qured, by
THOMAS TAYLOR, & Co. V. NJ.
January 8.
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10000 WORKED FRUIT TRErs:
WHITE CHIMNIEs.
Dcsembey IS.

ME IitIfriber eOiRc5 10 reRf the 7a7eyu and
5lors Hogls a f6jS biace, eii5rr aLogetber
or/rbGrafelyj fbe eigibitfg If the Ruuf for a
Tdvern and Stare is qoeN kn1s00 h. n,Qny /; tie
EaI96Jily Of Tire ar aHd he qpaGtp ofibe qoqter,
are ~.eFeeo'ioaadle. Pe4elToo may he .giye, on
tie !Gef .JaDDayg next. Forfer,ns ab5iy 10
FEHNEES GILH4N.
EJ5ife C5imaieJ, Dc. -, isO4. (s66r,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-05
CHOICE LANDS-ROR SHE.

DIVISION OF the famous Sat,ra I own Lands l,a-
wing taken place between the heirs of James
fark Farley, Ed decd and Col. John S. Farley and
ms hitter Mrs Eiizabeth Morlon the lubicrbers Ro-
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, aud Charles Duncan at Hos-
hn near Peteriburg, fully empowered BY the faid
Col. FARLEY and Mrs Morlon diipoie of their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres, which are iurveyed
and laid oil IN eight lots, containing from 500 $500
acres, agreeable plots i'll tine polieiou OF the iaic
Duncan The four Target lots Of exceen, quality
each containing comfortable proportion OF the rich-
cit low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
hrt quality, as has been experienced by che OF rAe
iubicribers, who ihipped it for number %! years.
ihote lands lie OH Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
ingham county, ON the borders OF North Cal DINA
about 10 miles from P.-teriburg and Richnioud As
there are eldem fuch lands Tor Ede they mutt DC AN
Object to thoe who want purchaie iuch viii pro-
suee tine tobacco, hemp and lma grain One thrd Of
the price mutt be paid i'll ready money, one third IN
twelve months and the other third in two years the
purchaier giving bond with unexccptonabc iecar;ty
bearing ntereH from the date if NOT punclualy paid
Ihoie who with to purchafe will be hewn the lands
by Doctor john c. Cox, living at LeeSfville, near
Rockingham Court-Houle, and the terms made
known BY
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
Heteriourg, Nov. "a. eptf