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aim, is By no means sufficiently shielded
10y naval torcs to repei their nggressi-'
ons and though the gallant Nelson may
DC stra'n'ng every nerve, and spreading
every sa'i'o osert1ke them, the proaabt'
my Isl mat ostore be reaches the West
inu'es' inns island mas fallen. The loss
oi properly ana i'is 70 which SUCH an e.,
ven, mus. give rise cannot be contemp'a-
tea out' WITH grief. Z. -. .daD.
We must here make one remark, be-
cause of the consequences which may b.
involved in it. In the course of the dis
cussion in the British House of Commons
on the subject oF ndas'speculation, who
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June Is.
EROM LL9R0M

Captain DeIano, of tie Memoir, arrived
yesterday, informs Us that when he left
Lisbon 8 h Mayl twas reported that thc
Spanish feet doubled Cape St, Vincent
the 2Sd April. Forty sail Of British rams.
ports conveyed by TWO line ofl,atlle ships
and four friga,es, anchoredin Cascar's bsy
EJust to the southwark Of the rock Of ia.
bon,] OF the ssh OF May. They were
said 10 be part of the expedition that sail.
ed under the Command Of Sir James
Craig, bound to Gibraltar and Malta, with
troops forthose two garrisons but where
they parted with The rest Of the feet was
unknown. The general belief was that
the fleet would remain at Cascar's bay,
until something more correctly WIS known
about the movements of the French and
Spanish fleets. Ontbe 9Th OF May. when
captain DeIaDo left the mouth of the Ia
gus, he saw the feet crossing Lisbon bar,
round up TO Lisbon roads. There were
i6 sail in ali. Capt. ID. further Informs,
hat IL was expected that Portugal would
lecIare war against France.--He brings
dispatches for government.
Prices Cnrr6nfa Lisbon, My z.
Flour 8 IL 9 dollars per Dbl. wheat
rs - pei bushel; corn l0a Is
beef ~ 10 per bbi. pork IS al6; cod.
lsh so for I32 ID. English, cwt. pipe
slaves 90 TO 100 dollars per 1000; hid.
10. so 55' bbl. DO. 40 a As sait z 81
per moy Lemmons 5 dollars per box
Lisbon vine Is 81 dolls. per az. cask.
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NEWBuRGH, Iune 10.

we are informed, oy gentleman who
passed through Wesichester county last
week, that the following very singular &c
.currence. winch happened few days be-
fore was related to him by a Mr.. Cutler,
-innkeeper, residing at Tarrytown, and
from our knowledge ofthe person who in
formed as, and The person who related it
TO him, however much we are inclined to
doubt, yet we believe there is, at least,
some foundation for the following I'VE.
however, lay il before our; re aders in The
manner IL was related by our informant
who authorised US TO make ii public.
A person, (whose name our Informant
bad forgol) living near 1arsy town. hav-
ing occasion to go 10 the river 10 bring
up some tubs pals, SC. which had been
sent 10 New-York with batter; onhis re
turn got two lugs--one OF which hcf;ilcd
with molasses and The other with rum,
and put them together with bis tubs,paiis,
&c. into his Wagon 10 return home, al. CIR
dark in the evening. after going mile
or two on his way back, he perceiYrtf two
black dogs keeping constantly by the side
OF his Wagon, and running under the feet
OF lbs horses. AT about ten O'Clock he
stopped al Mr.. Cutters Inn and inforsaed
him, to use his own words, that q iwo
damn'd black dogs had followed him thu
tner, and that they were troublesome to
HIM" MI. Cuier took bu, little notice
OF It, and he soon after went out 10 his
waggon, to go TO his own house which was
not far off. Shortly after one Of his neigh
bors was alarmed by horses running past
his door, apparently by the mise. with
harness aud traces on them {: and know
ing that tins person had went down o The
river that afternoon, he suspected they
mighthe his horses which had got frigh-
tened and ran away--he immediately went
over ape awakened the family, gotta can
die and lan nora and found he horses .,v
the barn. They then returned to look
alter the unfortunate man, whom thew
iound with his face in the dirt, several
yardsbefore hiswaggap, * bis scalp almost
torn of, but was ssickipgfo his head by
small piece Of slSin--all the wheels taken
OFF and lay together with the Inch pins
snrgly piled in an heap--ti,e jugs of mo.
lasses and rum put under the fence some
distance of; excepting which, every other
article remained in the state in which
they were put in the Wagon. The man
was taken up in a state Of insensib.liy.
ard conveyed 10 his own house signs Of
life were perceived and medical a,d In
SANITY procured, but the ply s,clsn gave
but littlc hopes Of bis recovery. The
next day, he, however recovered his sen
ses and MS speech, but al the information
he could give was, thg those Two black
dogs, after he left MIR CndsF's inb, SIN
accompanied him, one OF which l0mped
into his Wagon and clopt his paw on MS
head, which was 81 he could recolleet.
He seemed 10 fe5-ln strength, and he
physician then Informed his 5adcnt that
he had no doubt bu, he wonId get well;
" Do you think So" replied the man with
a smile, and shortly after expired.
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NORFOLK. Inne %.

Captain Brownlow, who arrived here on
Thursday morning. in IS days from Qua
daloupe, informs that few days before he
sailed, two French lire OF battle ships ar
rived there being part OF % sail Of the
line which sailed from Brest, Trom which
they we're separated in severe gale OF
wind. Capt u. conversed with some En-
giish prisoners landed from the French
ships that belonged to English merchants
men bou1d home, which we've captured
they reported, that there we're GOO troops
on boardeachship,S ibatthty were to Ioin
the Toulon and Cadiz heels lying at Mar
Unique.
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FRANKFORT. fKen.lnlax d

FRANKFORT, (Ken.) May IS.
On the evening of Monday last, Col.
Aaron Burr, the late Vice-Prcsideni Of the
United States, arrived at this place, and
left IL On tii,e ~ ~ aFeess;nesiay following. His
appearances is prspossessiug, and indica.
tive of great mental energy. His time
while here mostly passed in retirement.
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Il Letter 70 sAe Primer Of London Pa


S;nca ,h- nr..s.,,, ,,;,;,.
seized The ;nbab;,ar,s ar,l,.s -, ,,.-..s
hi. tnwn 49,. -, III 49,.
bspn;ne.s von n,,,st ,.,o.,, ,ts $50,
very 900, s,rs.d \, ..ir';n,, -. -
mv husband ,ao ,,ss ,,h.,;s c.i,.d ~. ~, =
sort Of a ,,,a,,3 AM, ,,,,,,J H., .ssn,s,..5x.y
him. ;s nov bsro,,,s !. ,rr
ask him far r. :, r,;a... -
ryon Lnn, IA. &c., =. asasv 49,.
a;f,. o,,,,b, =, ~ <,....., ! '''-'
Other rrnly In, mi ,.creh |, IeL. ..'s ~
HE d;nner H. L;,Is :, 49, s..
sups,.r ,,,,s,,,s -, 49, ''s
w. .baJ er;S,,i. - go
snnd,y snd ;n.,ssa sc - ~ . =. 'a's
crn,Iy' as Ia ,,s.d,o A., 800 80 ue
fenf;ou- bon Jle.,r,,,s -, ~.
dinner ;s now sb,,, sc,.g 49, 49, a...
.xn,s,,,.,. Mil, ~, r'. 80 "
travspar,ce h. ,.lIs Iii
,,o,jS,, .s sha,r 49,. -. - ~ '.e''
o,r,e, h,,,h;s : n,,h;,. - - r's
On 81 j., 49, n'-'
or s,;f i, s,or, ~ "''
! dl, ~ !, hu, cr.s y, :-.-,.. $50
~ =, 49, 20 az ,ssahss g
se.y.n,s 49, III -,"e ~ ",a a ~ Tue
I tu,p ks,t al -.
Itbe back warrhons.. ,s.ch;nn ~ sa III. ~
he cans tI,- ,noa,sI Th.ss.,. N""s
nishrd ,s;,h .,,;t ~. ,a:a ~
shoul,llr.d ~, r., ~. "suseHa'a "au
IN. 49, .auo,' au 'o'n'
.cran,r r,v's,,, Ia.L.e., So, 80, 80 s..'p
i,,gnf,,, a, \; ~. 's1'v
pokrr. wh,,- ,,, ,,,, ~
| OF command in5esd ,hsa bad 's ".'s
lihense,ves 9, esr-c,n.,I, - 49,,
yer bay. found then, M, ror ~. -
thew made in ,,,arch;ya, and ro,,,,.r .,.sS
ing. however a. I.,s.br;,s,Ith. =, - 49,.
;hcy could recover arm. ~ e,,,J 1s,s
| very soon 6rohe Me In an5 M, - 49,.
| whole ,epin,e,,f 10 e;sr5t, H., ~ NJ
Printer, is not the worst mi. gor,,,ne ,has
! expect from this rave for ,,,o,,,'.,,,,.;,,s.
for between vo,, and 7 - .s,.ss .,
shall manruyre awav Ill onr c,s,nna."s
Nv husband ha. laid .s;,,s sI, - sn..ss.
modestv. and ,.,,L. =, ~. g.. ..' -
ami of ;n,sa,. ny. "Nn'y
other dav 10 the prrat man a, ,ha 49,
end OF the ,own. " I,on, he -
ed to look at. hon it,s co,,rng. ana wh.,
Squire Gauky called 10 Iet NJ Lnow ~
had moi for .of fe hin he es,,,,,,s .d,,,, ,u,
years sfasid.ne. instead Of th,n,e,ne he cs,,
fie,aan,a as syadesne,,, YOU know. oueIs "a
do, he shut 10 The door and hid The Coach
man 10 me yiehf qpkeeL This verv rnorS,-
ing was obliged to send Jus,;c- pnh-
ble's hohsekeetrr ia uervtrefty kfud ~ 1ro-
man away because nobody could he louod
TO serve her nv husband wa. CON. to
drill in the Town han. NV son was rrh,r.
6ag 10 RE ,ighf BIZ diuf.ions. and 6rm;,,o.
fiIafoons in The Forburv: ,be .hepn,zn =, ~,
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An expedition for The w. Indies, con-
si.tine of 5000 men, under the command
of sir Eyre Coole, is nearly in readiness
for sea.
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FROM OUR coRREspONDEN EMS.
/" NEW YonK, June ID.
The following is an extract of = letter which
we hare jnst now received, dated
"ST CRoIx. May 60.
''Lord Nelson was seen yesterday from shore
WITH Il sail OF the line, in chase ofrhe French
feet of is aud son,e frigates,"
Nothing below this morning
THE brig Ariel Gardner. IL IS days from G,
Cscix, is az the Lazaretio;. by her we shall he
able o determine the truth or falscbood of the
above astonishing, but agreeable information,
For this purpose. we shall Immediately proceed
to the Lazaretto.1
Arrived at he Lszaretro this morning. b,;u
Lucy, Anderson, 20 days from Port Fr.nee'
Mastinico. May 2Sih. was Boarded of he
Saints, by his Britannc Msjesty's Frigate sDy.
AID infoi med by the officer. that she WA ~
lookout ship of Lord Nelson's feet, that he Ier,
therr in Lac. so, long. %, on The 9Th Of May.
bound to he West Indies in search of the com
bined French and Spanish fleets from cadiz--
Capt. Anderson having Informed him. thai he
lefi them in For, Royal. (Mart.) The Spy i'm
mediasely crowded sail to windward TO meet
the British Feet.
FROM NdR79NI@UE.
"A letter from Narlinsue dated the o9rh
May Deceived at New York; yates. that Che
embargo e IA DAYS was taken OF the 27,h. and
that the flee, had sailed
Another ie.ter mentions, that the combined
seets were intended 10 aa against the Stands OF
Jamaica and Trinidad; the forrierto Sc attack.
cd by The French, and the latter by the Spa
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LEXINGTON, (Ken.) May 20.
90 Wednesday last arrived in this town
Aaron Burr esq. late vice president Of the
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advertisements.

ITO Be SOLD, to tie hiyJesf bidder. on a erecif
I of'tsre!0c moaii's. FIVE TRACTS or
l. IN d. bsloasiag 10 ne estate Of TDOmas m
ne,son, aer. is:---Ogs IN Campbell coimty. Of 400
acres. hing on bo.5 sider of fbe main road tic
i5freb.s n Beaver c,eet .ftis rao fobs sold at net
zfril Gan tbeH court being roe Sfb day of the aioutb
C.e in Bofcsos,t coHnycf 100 acres. Ding on Ca
faiDJa creek t5is racf 70 De soid at next dpyH Boz
feasyl corr, bsiss tie 1it5 day Of fbe montb fbcss
sssosales to tc d0crned BY r. Anf5ony Din a. u,5o
Is bsyeby fp, GaJwised 10 aetf for tbc eNsesasrs q
f5e Said 7,yTas anderson.
Oce oiFa0O dsTe,. o,c ofi47 ueres, and one ot so
acyes Ligy ia Buckingham comfy. tbe ftvo fo,nier
on f5e waters # Rock h!as ccek. aaaf5e katieroae
on I,virg's fes,yroaf These three last tracts to be
cold NJ ae,cf My Buckingham coyrt. being roc 1876
daytffbe monte Bind ssiiL apfv0re,f srcVity 4oiiI
BE- required to bear ig:eyest fam tie late. bat il
buacfxaly raid s5sieieyesr s5gH be renJt,ed,
Nf7BT ANDERSON, tJ
ROBER1 RIYES,
Ex'5s. Of boz. anderson, dec.
-<y'5ertaric eo,aty, FEB 1871. 1906. ms
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mare two of which will he RENTED if paid with
IN the season, which will commence the 10th of
March, & expire the LIST of August next Beard
or servants gratis; mares may be fed with grain
at two shillings per day, have large and ex ten
sive pastuszge. dividen i've different Enclosures,
that mares with foals MAJ be kept disijna from
barren mares. Onedoilas 10 the groom. No b:
ability for accidents of any description.
PREcIPITATE was bred by lord Egremont.
foaed in 1887, got by Mercury "a soa of EciiDse)
dam by Herod, his grandara Maiden By Match.
EN-. out of mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare : her dam
BY Mogal--CamiIa by Bay BoIton--Oid Lady
dam OF Sterling by Pueine's chestnut Arabian
lockwood Bustler.
PERT oRMANcE.
In the first spring meeting, 1896, az Nsw-Nar.
kes, when 6 years old. he won.the first class of
The princes stakes of 100 guineas each. beating
Fhuuderbolt, Chandelier, and Sir Pepper. four
baving paid the forfeit. Ia the same week he
won the Bolton stakes OF so guineas each, beat
ing Chambooe. Dragon and Pallafox Y paid
Forfeit. Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class OF the princes stakes of 100 guineas. beating
Thunderbolt |, z paid forfeit. And in the same
week hc received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Grosvenor's Radamapihus.
In 1872 he won L so at Cuidfeld beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Sarmgapatan and Stout;
the next day & so at the same place, beating Car.
"oSA anu Sriiun. tie also won the kings 100
gnIneas, at Lewis, beating Skyscraper at 8 heats,
the LIST being dead heat. After which he was
50 highly esteemed that he become stallion in
his Lordship's stud At ~ guineas mare This
horse Is The sire Of the following ruaning horses
III England Jchnquil, Petworth, Mxuana, Ro
saba. chssnut colt out of Bobtaii, ChesEut colt
out Of Rosemary, Hnmbug, Lazarus. Raginier,
Apollo, CULVER, Tag. Louisa. Tipstaf, mr..
Hssrhcoies fly out Of Reeves. Alchyrnist, Clod-
hopper. Grey FLY lis r. II. I.ampadosa. Mars,
Mary, Mairance, Bay hly mr. Browns. Grey
ally mr. RadcE's, Tax, Tips,aa and BobiaiI
FEB. 20, 1905 THOMAS GOODE.
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M UN away from Che subscriber

ID UN away from the subscriber
IN about the 18th January last, a negro man
named DAM. about % years Of age, Of a dark
complexion, about feer high, has a small scar
on his forehead; had on when he went away ar
oznaburgs shirt, short coat and pantaloons of
blue plains, and common felt hat; he had suniry
other clothing which il is supposed he carried
with him, as they have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased Of mr. Gabriel Tuts
near Culpeper courthouse, by mr. John Mullins,
about 10 months past, Of whom the subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said fei-
low has wife at DR.. Ciaggett's. who resides at
Cupcper courehouse it is probable he may be
harboured by his wife at this place. Whoever
will deliver the said fellow to the subscriber liv-
ing IN Aloemarle county near Charlottesville.
shall receive reward of Thirty Dollars, OF If Sc.
cured in any jail so thatI ger him again Twcnty
DolIars. JOHN CLARKSON.
Esd Feb. 1905. az
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TIE Cele6rated Warm Strings
IN VIRGINIA.


HHE subscribers have taken lease
= often years, Of the highly celebrated Mz-
pIcisAL SparScs in the county of Bath, called
the Warm Springs, so Justly famed for their
great cures general relief in many complaints.
IL They are no " preparing every necessary com.
tort and accommodation to suit the amusements
OF those who have health (and to promote the re-
covery of those who wantis.) and it is deemed
necessary to make these things widely known, be-
cause complaints have heretofore been made a.
gainst the entertainment which has been offered
constant boarders. besides transient guests, for
the accommodation of which, the subscribers will
make all possible excfsions and they fiatter
themselves, that those who may place confidence
in this advertisement, will not find the smallest
cause forrestet OF complaint
Robert & George Turner.
1Evcb %, 1905. CIV
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+ 0 r S a c n.
MY LAT ND, in tn. county OF
| ~ 4 Cnrr L.. IL

A/A j. n ~ ~, IN tilc county of
lys- surrE known by The name of swAs's
PoIar, containing about three thoafand acres,
Etuasst upon James river nearly oppoIire TO lanes
Town and forty Eve mies below Petersburg. The
.ra9 Is divided into two plantation. each having
The neee3ary improvements of barns, fiahlex &c.
IN thorough repair. On one isa two aosy brick
bniliiag Of tx large roomg tut lately fnit.ed in
handfome ayle. with every convenient out houle
for the accommodation Of gentecl family On
me Other wooden houfc OF four rooms, we'll cal
eula.ed for an overfecr There are upon the two
plantations upwards OF thonfand apple trees fe-
seied Of the moi approved kinds for brandy, ey-
der and kceping fiuit; all of which have been
planted on, about three years, and from the atren
sion which has been beloved upon them arc now
rapidly prog,elling towards pcrfeaion. The pc
euhsr advantages Of this place, in and wild
fowl viii contribute not little TO reader il an
agis-able reGdence TO thofe who can enjoy health
IN tie low ct country. !. is deemed ule.efs 10 fay
mot. as 1t 10 p,cfImed any peIfon wiihinx to
purehafs would fisf fee the property. The pay
went. will be made eafy by dividing thea, into
flrh iniaalments as may be convenient.
John III. Cooke.
Ap'. 18th. So5. 6w
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Notice,

THAT Mr. Iatbony DibreH Of Bgc(ipe5am eo,r-
", is bgek2 jifiy auf5orfssa 70 male sale ogcrs
TRIc7' or LfyO IL Pafrick, containing 5000
ec,es. iyigg an Dan yivey-fbree diifo in t,.gyson
cfgty ing onfbe sraerso n Litsie Reed Iieadefeek
--;syoo n r5ovsard acres each g one Of 500 ac5es
f5s saia D,bfeA ssiN attend q, next ibra Gragson
sosri Jar fbs sale e TIE scia imdsfy and on bebat
ef Ni1H'i ANDHRSOW.
dBswwl- comfy, FEB. 1875, 1906. ms
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FOR SALE,
~ WO LO rs

\ nsJNDSoMELY situated in the town Of
:. a rev Canton. on James. river; on both
s arc new and well builr dwelling houses and Of.
nsss on one an excellent garden well enclosed.
r M me otnsrcontaining one acre, with good
au;r. A os ,n further particulars en-.
ksa Of said place. who are legally s,,,har;saa
sell and convey the same. 'ssu - 10
Now York. 1st Feb. 1905. .s
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PRECIPITATE,

lNronrED by Mr. Llghsfool
= of Sandy-point. Lass win
ter, full Is hands and a half
highi will stand at my sta
bic in Chesterfield county,
Appouiartox river, Is mii.s
sbovc Petersburg. to be let
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RRoM soUrA .AMkRrc.A.

near tnc new bridges aud
VIII be LEI 70 mares az the moderate price OF ten
sco'sr' the fsaion> payable the frfS Of oa. next,
eut notes ITO be ient with The mates) nav be dic
charged BY paying eight dollars on or by the n
OF Asgut5 when the feafon will end. Infuranee
n,teeu dollars (notes feps as above, parable N
March, iSo6.) And four dollars cain the Ieap. In
ether esie IS esntsto the groom TO be paid down.
Mares will be Ted with clover and luecrn or,,is
and corn II required, at the fcl.pg psiee. hav,
40 ipare calls in a ftrong new Fable. with fnb.
fantiai locks, where they may he keps Of nights
bot WI not be sniwerabie for efcapes.
APPALUsiA is LACEY from South Ame,;.,.
about ten years old, IS bands hizh, of boau,;f,,i
inow white colour, aud moa elegantly formed. I.
Is uuneeehary to point out the grea, fup.rior;,v as
ai' excellent breed OF horfcs for the fadsle. h,v
neis &c. as IL is generally known thar the az
ven gated, gentle, and the ot hardy and ,br;f,v
horics IN the world, and many live TO Be upvyard.
81 SO years old. ~'es
APPALusiA food 10 AuguGla ,he fes for r.
fore lat, where he proved to Be certain fo,I
ter and many OF his colts world have fold "a,
collars cain At day DID, A few mare, vese ~,
70 him The Ian feafon, (hsving Dough, him Ia,el
| al Of which proved with foaI.
RENJz1fIN DUAL.
February 18th, 1905. Il
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TakuaOIe Prope,1yjor sale.


WILLIS SOLD. to the highes, bidder. on
{ w the premises, on the third day of April
next, at 10 O'Clock, an undivided moiety in the
two LOTS OF GROUND. formerly the proper
~ of Andrew Ronod dec. fronting rhe basin of
the James River Canal. near the centre of the
city of Richmond, with undivided moiety of
al the valuable buildings thereon, consisting of .
large three story brick building, eighty feet in
length, with four separate tenements, twenty
feet wide and forty-6ve feet in length, with FIRE
places on the FIRST and second floors. rooruy gar.
rets in each, with large wheels fixed for hosting
and lowering packages, sc. with dispatch and
ease, good dry cellars with Ere placesin eachs
this house has been lately built and in good re.
pair adjoining is a web finished two story fra
med dwelling house, thirty-eight feet square,
WIN two good cellars, with TIRE places in each
Tor cooking--in this house on the first and second
foors are eight rooms and six FIRE places also.
small two story Brick House with -four rooms.
with fire places in each. convenient for a store
or small famiiy--1.ikewise, email Wooden
fhuiding with cellar built Tor Kitchen, and
may be used as Ehop--Also, two Stables and a
Carriage House. The buildings except the kitch.
en-, stables and carriage house are insured in the
mutual insurance company against FIRE in the
state OF Virginia and the premiums paid; rhe LOGS
front the basin on one side, and are bounded by
Carys street and the cross street leading to shoc-
zoe warehouse on two other sides of them, and
are as convenient for coIariercial or otber busi-
ness rs any ia the CITY. The terms of sale will
be seventeen thousand dollars in ready money
The residue payable the FIFTH day of A gust next.
Tor which residue bond with approved security
will be required. 1t is deemed unnecessary 10
state the greatvalus ofthe above property 70 those
who reside in this city, but for ri:e information of
strangers, the subscriber b-gs leave TO STATE thar
The aforesaid property is Immediately Opposite the
lower part OF the basin of the Jarnes river canal.
where all the produce OF the upper country Is
anded, and TO any person DESTROYS Of carrying ON
the commission business extensively perhaps is
superior TO any other place in this cry
William Austin.
Richmond. 4th February, 1906.
H5S From circumstances not attended to
when the above valuable properly was :.,lye rtis
ed FOR sale, the subscriber has postponed rhe i.v
OF sale. TIL w ednesday the eighth day of Ma
next, when II will certainly take place, a, ID o.
clock, on the premises, when one fou.th.cf the
purchase money only will be required in hand.
and q credit of three, six and nine rnonshs given
ror the balance. the purchaser TO give bonds and
security TO carry interest from the day Of sale
and deed oftfust on the property to secure The
payment WIN. AUSTIN
I'D March, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
MO TIC F.

Is hereby given TO the creditors oil
i HoopER s. ToLER. against whom cons
mission of Bankruptcy has been issued according
tolaw, that the commissioners and assignees Of
their estate will meet their Office in the city of
Richmond on Saturday the first of June next al
eleven o'clock, A. ~ in order TO make dividend
OF their estate and effects when those creditors
VINO have not proved their debts must come pre-
pared. or they will be excluded rne bcnefir of
said dividend ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-01
He members Of the DISMAL.
SWAMP CANAL cnakn AZ -

He members of the DISMAL
n SWAMP CANAL COMPANY, either
70 per'on or by proxy, are requcfed to mest a,
the Hotel in Norfolk, on the FRI Monday in Nav
next to elect Prefidcnt and Direttoas and OF,
other bufnefs of Importance 20 the
Notice is ALTO given 10 thofe who are deinogen,s
~ the payment oil the quotas heretofore called for
that unlefs they make paymen, Of their rtfpeety.
balances or before the faid day that their mar,
viii DC fold on the Tuefday following the above
day Of meeting.
Thomas Nesvton, President.
-fag's. Slaughter, }
Wfltiam Vaughan, !, Dirccsors.
Richard BiozD,
Norfolk, 1lth March. 1905. ID