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CHoIcr LANps -roR -.

& DIVISION os the famous SaUra Town Lands ha-
virr token place between the heirs oG fst1es
Par@ Farley, liiI deed. and Col. Tou S. FARLEY md
his ter Ms Eiizabeth Morton, tie lu,cribars 70.
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Cherries Duncan at Ros
lin near Petersburg. fully empowered By the fad
Col Farley and Mrs N.orlon to dilpof Of rhcir ,o-
portion, contsning 1882 acres which IRE fi9vevei
and laid Of eight !ors, containing from 500 70 $500
acres agreeable plots in the po(e.ion Of the iad
Duncsn. The four ar-cR los arc q cxcelIeat quality
each containing Comfortable proportion Of the rich
e'i Low grounds, which produce tobacco Of the very
iirii quality, has Seen experienced Ivy one Of ,he
idJ'cribers, who ihpped it FOR number years
ThOie lands lie o. Dan and Smith rivers IN Rock
inghlrn co"nty the hn- lore "f Nor.i Ce,.,l;nc
ABOUT no niles from eete-iIurg and Richmond. As
there ie!dom luch lands for ale, they nut, be ~
Obje>t th9fe who 70 pu-chafc lch IS VIII rro.
duce hac tobacco, kemp aud ii,.. srair Ore Third CT
the price NUT be paid in ready money, oae tlrl IN
twelve months, and the ether third in two wears the
purchater giving bond with uueSceptiorahe fecurity
bearing inferred frou 90, date if not puneually Tad
Thoie ".o ~iih 10 purcaa.e viii ": he,5u the lands
by Do&or joaa c. Cox, living AZ Leckfy;ile, near
RoctlrG',l" Ccurt~tioule, and the terms made
kn' -
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Ttobrg, Nov. OF. eptf
re Ettr~;}sr gYi H. 70 h;re t7vy b1i. ofgo3d
= SAW IEINS Ia ,-v MoRiat.
JOHN PEEDLETCN.
F-h.lo. rsaeo
J. TDmPEI2SS
L. ESPECTFULJY irjsr:j ~" concerned,
~ n5Fi las ;,.t7>t nd fbs b55t5 aid t4bg5of
t6eiais csyceJ1 ofRotsyt P1iioS - ca. ant DvH-
Jap, P9iioE y Go. 10 n neev Brick H9DG near
ts' BafV, Gntiirsai' o%t2ffet9 tbe Sco!c-Tg5Yf.
Ntsrs be RS f@C /a.s, f.,y 3its5 Of OLD
C2GN+H@ BR-fAD2, 2fElS-rior qaaLiy.
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TO dN. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, or
| SOUTH-CAROLINA.
SIR,

4. S J9n are not n rsfGent Of this Common
l :. eve6!!5, and baz'r no Ggeat or Attor1ey
7r'f3in TIE /'ins, TO zvb3m s. A,gal notice can be
green ) J0n are bers5r izf6rmeA, tbff By zfrtue
q a CORRUPTION i8red from The otTce Of lie H;gb
Cor't Of CbaRr'-y, fer f5e mi3Ne Giqri7 ofYiy-
gE"'7 BY h7zp dirr!ed ia be koiien at tie Cabiiol
~ t!e N':r 81 Ric5nond. IN lie Tut ia Cbanccrr
dfbs"dig IN f8d con't ~ evbieb yaY IRE Co,7b1ai-
nam, md On Dcf.z1znt, 7. EqH proceed on
'h' hf3T| at7.d9r IL >f;l1i nest, g. tie 7az,ey7,
II J''aies Ceoyls in tie co47ty Of Gooc5lan9 and
9"se efFirginiq, 10 i,g6e he d,toftions ofTbo-
'7FJ 523gioQ, 72b? .$'7haf52, Zechcriak P.algzag,
JchR Frst5vcH, and i1gAiam Cgic&, 10 be real
IS e1iIenes ia ibe Etidyiit, ard f5of tie Eame
'G11'lot BE- tthe1 on tie d!g qtorsjid, the tGkjng
thereof c.;H Be continued r. ad;opmmcrt .fre.v
dlg 70 der mil TIE 5vboie are completed zuhcn
G1@ SVb-rs ron mGr i goa 6isayf attend.
/ nm.Hr, 1roMrJ, So
BERRYMAN JOHNSON.
Agaga roHrfr- an! ie.7t.' e D;.;,2-:A.i.z.
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LANDS, LOTS II CANAL SHARES,
FOG SHE.

On Monday, the tyventy-ifh day Of March next,
VIII be expoied TO Public Sale at the Eag.r-Ta-
verr, in TIE City Of Richmond in order to
ciofe the Mercantile concern OF Buchanan,
Dunlop, & Co. the following
TRACTS OF LAND, &c viz.
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
y ANAWAY from, the fubCcriber, on the Cd inn
Negro Man nan4ed SAf-Eie is about five
feet high is or g Years old, very likely ana vel
made with fear lie top Of one Of his feet. His
eohing was Of grey closl. lie can read and write.
and IS very good boot and ioe maker. It is ex
F-''ed that ne Vii have free pats. Aoy perfon
VINO W" deliver he fad negro to nc, or iecure him
Ia Ia'i 10 that may get him again, iha receive the
above reward and all expenses
JOHN GIBSON.
iaPpaharnoc., teS. 10. ei'Sw
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SPANISH HIDES.

= OR SALE, q large quantity of Prime Spanic,
> Rides Oh moderate terms. ADnlv TO the f,,,-
oPi,oiite the = Office, * ehmond.
AFIC-dJ-AH DdEIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-26

- URR Mill STONES, or ALI SIZES: and
l. PLASTER OFPARSg,o of an exce!,.nt quality
roo ssLK, rs ssrdE. ~
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
scar the Market
Lse.f sptf]
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FOR SHE,
!, I'VE Fhds. and 10 or. caR.s of ONDCN PAR.
: TlCUi.AR TENERIFFE WINE of f;,perior
quality, on credit of go days-Ne~oriabIe notes
Enquire Of THOMAS NCRYEII.
December 90 I,fI
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Feb. =. eP9mT
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BERRYMAN JOHNsON.

AgagG roHrfc- an! Fate e H:.,,r:s.iz.
February -, 1905 lei day
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27

-
1, work of cstabl.ships ard rnlin,aining peace
these united motives inlueed the emperor to stiff
his resentments. He determined TO demand o
the, oours Of Vienna explanations relative to th,
grounds on which negotiations might be proceed
| ed upon. The minister for foreign affairs wa.
ordered TO prepare \ uote to that efea the
Courier appointed "a carry it was departing
when the emperor learned the invasion OF Bava.
ria.
The elecsor had been summoned to Join his ar
my to that of Austria. and as his foreseen resu-
sal to a common cause with Austria, by whom
ne has been invariably itreated, against France,
from whom he never received any injury, has
oeen on the part of Vienna legitimate cause for
war; the Austrian army without any previous
oeciaration IN contempt OF the duties which bind
tue Austrian emperor in his quaity of emperor
on Germany, IN contempt OF the Gerrasnic con
atisution, and Of the Cermanic Empire itself. in
snofe' IN contempt of the most sacred and respec-
tea rights. passed the Inn and invaded the terri
WY OF BAVARIA at a moment of general peace
After such an aaicn, on the part of the court
OF VIENNA, the emperor conld hav. norhing fur.
'ief 10 propose to him. Il was now clear that
.ne congress so imperiorsly proposed and with
views 80 p$ipably hostile to France. WAS intend
ca only as new snare on iis credu!isy, that Aus.
'r'@ ,rrevocAbiy decided on going to wal, would
NOT listen to any Arguments for peace aud no
o. @ca''o hStocit AT hcSrty 10 DC by
thsm, Whatever mighc be her inclination.
ne general change which took place, proved
% de'ncns'ration, that part Of the sums grant.
cd 20 IN. English minister 70 aid him in his designs
on the Continent. rad reached It's destination,
leaving to the power which, had thus made ira
nc OF ner ahiance, no other alternative than thar
OF spliiins the blood of her people, the price of
which she hasiust received
~ f1yfber explanation spitb roe corr, Of Vienna,
eavirg thus 6eco~e fmpossrLk- ibe ooice Of arms IS
zoe oay one ,pbic6 can Sencsfost6 be compatible
wis5 bo7nr.
Let England at length applaud herself on the
succeas OF having found allies; let her rejoice
that The CONTINENT viii again be deluged 10 blood
let her fiatter herself that hers viii not fiow in
imagining that her own safety will be most eff
feetuaily secured nv existing discord in other
countries, her joy will be evanescent; her hopes
vain, and the day is not distant when the vioiat-
ed rights OF nations ANAL BE amply avenged.
The emperor obliged TO repel an unjust ag.
sresslon, which he mas vainly attempted 10 pre-.
vent, hrds himself under the necessity of suspend
ing the execution of ms first des gn he has
Withdrawn from the sea coast, his Victorious We
'eFans, and put himself 1T their head He will
nor lay down his arms. uuti! ne shall obtain
hull and ample satisfaction. complete security 10
his own territory and that OF his allies,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
The Commissioners.
November IA. 1905. I'm.
Propagation Of the Go9pel.

Ss all yrbo love re- prosperity Of Zion and ARE ai,.
POSED to aid in loropGSating toe Gospel snso7e
TOE Hearbsn
HE subscriber lately returning from \ voys
Il age 70 the East Indies. touched i'm Europe.
and was IN london in August last, where he
received from the Baptist Missionary Society in
England tor P'opagaEng the Gospel among tie
hesInent one thousand gBineas, to be sent y,
tne spring 10 the Missionaries in Bengal. for the
purpose OF printing the Sacred Scriptures in one
rf'hs languages OF that country. There are sc.
ven iapguagcs thai the Missionaries there aim
10 translate and pyl,lish the Scriptures Ia: Thev
have made sach progress in three of them thar
u IS expected the above sum will enable them 70
complete the work This money is now, In the
hands OF Robert Raiston, Esq Of PHILADELPHIA.
who will forward it in due tune Should any
Individual society, o. congregation OF people in
me U States of America be disposed 20 contr;.
butte 10 this good work, Mr.. Ralstor, win oladl,r
receive whatever may be scnr 70 him for th.t
purpose, and add to it lie above sun 70 he f,T.
watded TO The Missionaries at Seramore, nezr
Calcutta.
Benjamin Wickes, sen.
Philadelphia, Nov 4 1905 ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
HEREIMER, IN. y Ost. 80.

UNCOMMON WEATHER. We have had
three snosc storms since our las,--one on
Thursday night when it was Judged three
inches OF show fell another more mode
rate, on Saturday but being unattended
with much frnst, the snow lay on the
ground but few hours. The third fail
OF snow was the heaviest and continued
almost the whole of Sunday (and remain
ed on the ground ill yesterday noonj 80
that We have had perhaps foot already.
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~ .--.-1.
hTILL 10 cGesed for Sale. TO the highesr
, bidder, on Thursday the 26th day of nexe
month (Decsuber) 3ooacses of I.aND, in the
county of Hanover. aboui. 2 miles above the
Courthouse, and 4frorn tAe Oa,ss. There is up
on it. clearinghouse containing 3 rcoms be-
low and 2 above stairs with convenient closets.
| and cellars under the whole other usetat houses
avar;sty Of iine Frrit Trees, consist;ng of hp-
pies, Peaches, Cher es and Plus.hs. The si.u i.
alton is pleasant and healthfnl, and convenient
to market the quality of the land (a5out 2s0
acres OF which is supposed TO be e.eaJedJ is well
adapted TO gain, and produces the Red Clover
in good perfection, and il is surrounded b, a
most extensive and valuable range for cattle and
hogs. Also, one WAGON, with geart con-
plete; young Mules and Horses, Some Cat
tie and Hogs, aud sunfry farming utensils, Sc.
Terms of sale of the land-half cash, or stock
OF the Virginia Bank. or notes with approved
endorscs negotiable in the Bank orVirsinia at so
daxs--rcsidue in 6 and - months, secured by
trust on ihe land. The other property will be
sold Tor cash or notes aforesaid
George w. Smith.
November 81 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
LAND FOR SALE.

F virtue of decree eff the County Court oe
40 Louisa, viii be sold, to the highest bidder,
on the premises, on the twenty fourth day Of De-
ee'nbernext, for ready money. part ct Traa
OF LAND. belonging to the essate of Major
Thomas Johnson, dec known by the name OF
the Old Mill TTaa. lying on both sides OF Har-
fis's Creek in Louisa COUNT. near the Courr
house Containing about six hundred and fifty
acres, adapted TO the culture of Corn, Wheat.
and Fohaceo. This Land is to be sold TO salts
~ debt due the estate of Thomas Johnson.
sheris deceased, for money paid by said Tho
r,ss Johnson, sheriff, dec. az security for said
Aajcr Thomas Johnson, dec Purchasers nay
be Accommodated with divisions of this and into
lots, if it should be found likely to benefit tbs
Sale.
The Commissioners.
November Il, 1905. I'm
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GcnR EcTED WEEKLY.
FRoM NEw-YoRx, Nov. rs.

FROM NEw-YoRx, Nov. iS.
DscLxRhTTog or HAR--Tbe ship Swift,
which arrived yesterday from Bordeaux,
brings Paris news TO the aecond Oct. con.
tanning the important intelligence cf ,he
emperor OF the Frenchh having declared war
agains, Russia and Austria. This event
took place about the end Of Sept. Not
having received our. French papers we
are unable to present the particulars in
this days publication.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
NOTICE.
TvHE Members of the Mutual

4 HE Members of the Mutual
n Assurance Society, against fire on build
ings Of the State of Virginia. a,e hereby requcst-
ed 10 attend their annual General Meeting TO be
held on the first Mon3ay IN January next, which
is the SIKH day OF the said Month
Any Member which doth not ATTEND, at the
said Meeting, in person or bypsoxy duly author-
Used, viii be represented by the me,,bsr Of the
State Legislature, OF ,hc County, or the senator
OF the Distriets wherein such absentee r-sidea.
w F. ASH. Riaeipri
l---r--fS "sc 1913. AGENT NJ Il. S.
Richmond. Nov 25. 1906.
- 7pe Rrirtsysin fhis Siae are requested 20 i've
sert tic Gh1Sc o-ce a Srset fo,. tc,f, ss.rbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27

ton bot Il Is real history of events wsieht,;4
actually take place a gentleman from abroad.
mas related TO us, that he was well acquainted
win Lieutenant IniselhGpsen. Of hi, Britannia
IhaIes'y's Goth. regiment of foot. who is fol,
eo.sin 70 L1sytof'e --Lieutenant Iurmei5aaser
iht ~, HIM, tha. tne events, as related i'm
"e S'''oEss 81 ife,isr,"s were srtisiy true, ex-
sep, tnst @oi"iofFe WA, not 50 handsome as
shehad been thcse rcprssen,ed--snd ,h,, a.. =
stliiring-rghile WeYrrr rnulders :, ~. dna,
me above MAJ BE relied on The gentleman
VINO rei.1ss It, is Of undoub,ed veracis, and Sc.
veral German oi.iccrsof hi, acquaintance. in th.
British service, also assured him Of ;,s he;ns.
strictly 'trss they having known The nart;es.
(ls8if. F,esssds's Jownai)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. 20.

The following letters, the contents OF
which are derived from a correct source,
exhibit, in lively coIors, the depIorable
state Of the AIgerine nation. Attic we
have so lately experienced the effects oil
their bavbarous injustice, we cannot avoid
COMMUNICATING the abjea snd dreadful
condition of a nation consigned by despot-
ism to the lowest pitch Of misery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
BY THE SUBscRIRERs.

First quality Jamaica Il New.York cars,s, :.
sugar Soap
Second DO. Santa Cruz Madeira. for,. sb,,r,.
uh'o TencriBs and MALAGA
! tiTst and second quAli- Wine
y ioSt ditto China Bowls from 1
Beet green coffee 10 npa,ts
ga Antigua Kun Tea and coffee Cups 4
ne" England ditto SauceFs
CoGBac brandy Cut Jesiy Cl7ssez
ssse" ni'to Pint, half pint and eilt
Hollands Gin Tursbfers
Caldwell, Frssurs and Ouart, pi-r ard haIe
Cos superfne Cho. i pint Decan,ers
echie Green ard vii;e Ou7rt
p p'e3n London mustard and pin; Poel.et Bot
barkes, Salts, ties
Pepper, Whine Ginger, Henry the VIII al
Fiueh'o aod Nut Merry Andrew Cs,ds
mess klmPeua. Young Nv
m y. Noysu son and Souchonz
BOX Aaasns and Cur Tea
c. I-h's IF and + Gun Powder
49," Patent SHOT asserted
Birthstone Msdder 4 pa,e,, ~, go
ground Gingey In 4 J.,v.-p-,ol s'o,'.S e.,
-"Ah seas in Sacks lud Loose
Ios''o'o Pickied Sslaou ard
Best hctsnt Indigo y ria
general assortment Of STONE 4 rAnT,yf.
En- WARE
EXPECTED,
q 7naa,.ty Of cormon N. T.. ard Blu oeks
CHEESE.
Fisher & Lssueur,
Noyertsr 2s.h, 1905. wis
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jtains, 70 be ready 10 fake off the Turk
when they can hold out no longer. !,
! "The city of Algiers has given Gran
partial relief at times with grain; but car
do no more for tae present, as the want o.
that article here is the source OF the great.
est troubles. Nothing of the provision
kind can be had from the. neighborhood
of the city Of Algiers, as the Moors are all
in arms waiting the Fate OF Gran; after
which, it is beyond doubt, they will turn
their whole force to this place; therefore
all the gr: u that, can be found near the
city is. conveyed in by the orders of the
Dcy.- rhe Turkish soldiers to man left
their. barracks the. 25th inst. and marched
out OF town contrary 10 the orders of the
Dey, where they held secret conference
of three hours and then returned to town
again.
son the 9Th inst. the soldiers as before
held another conferences --lhe result is I'M
known-but- the Dey, Diyan, sc. are in
the greatest alarm for their own safety,
and are constantly ia session in the pa
lace.
"Tis conje6lured the soldiery intend
to destroy the present, in consequence OF
the Dey having strangled two principal
Turkish soldiers, for outrages committed
on The Jews, and create new Sc, of rulers.
The conduct of the Dey, &c. establishes
thisides in the strongest point Of view, as
they have taken great care of themselves
by doubling the palace guards, SIC. and
closing all the street gates ct sunset
these are never shut but in times OF real
danger--the city gates are always shut at
dark; but these precautions will not an
swer the end NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is on
the wing. Thus, sir, you may see what
Asgiers is at present--beset within and
without by her own subjects, il is supposed
short time viii bring 10 pass such a
scene OF horror as is unknown even in his
tory.'
Extract OF letter from Gibraltar, dated
September g, 1905.
I" By our accounts from Alicante find
tina, six new Deys were successfully mas
sacred at Aigiers, also the Jews Bncary
and Bossinaco, their families and other
principal Jews. Trey wanted 10 proclaim
the Mical Hadge as a seventh Dey, but
ne made his escape and got to Alicante ="
NovemSei %.
Extract ola letter from PHILADELPHIA, dated
.Nop. IL.
This moment, she schooner Rebecca
IS arrived here in fifteen days from Ha-
wanna, and brings the interesting informa-
ion that Tie schooner Le;itia, Capt. Frank
IN, had been liberated by the Spanish GO
vernlnent without trial, and nriyatser or.
defed 10 pay costs. The Letitia having
been captured ON her voysge from hence
to New-Orleans have thought the in
formation of her release, of sufficient i'm.
portance TO trouble YOU ,herewilh."
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ie-
REVOLT IM HAYrI

49, v VA IA
The following extract of a letter con.
tains apprehensions, which if realized
must prove highly injurious to American
property in this i'll fated island -
RrtrGet Of "a le,fer from, ikaraguane, Z His,
faniola, Scas.l4.
am but few days released from a
state OF much anxiety; the mountain ne
groes have been very troublesome, the
troops and inhabitants here, have had an
aS,ion with them, and numbers fell on both
sides. This place is in very confused
state, and how far the instruction NAV
spread IS uncertain; many here think !,
@ill De general throughout the island"
November 90.
STIdTR or OUR CONNIE ROE.
sF' 4 meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce of this city, was held last even.
ing for the purpose Of taking into conside-
ration the present state of American COM
merce. After mature deliberatiou, il was
agreed to appoint committee of Tia. DO.
dy 20 collect Information relative to the
various instances of violence aad wrongs
committed on our trade a statement OF
which together with a remonstrancc or
petition, IS TO te forwarded, with all dis.
patch, to the department Of state. This
committee consists Of Messrs. r. Fi,zsi-
mons, L. w. Francis, Robert VAIN, Sa.
muel w. Fisher, John Craig and James
Yard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
Extract sfa letter from .A,giers, dated Jlt.
IN 28fh, 1905.

~ NotN1 AoOJs
In my last mentioned the murcer Of
the grea, Jew Busnach by Turkish sol.
der IN this city the oath ul,. and the mex,
day the soldiers rose in body and killed
every Jew they met with and pluudered
there houses. From that time to this the
city has been in perfect state of rebelli.
on---,he soldiers setting the Dey and all
authority aidefiance. 10 add to this state
OF wre'chedness, the whole country of
Nioors, (irom Fremesen TO Constantne)
have risen up IN arms against the Turks,
being determined to shake off their yoke.
T" The city Of Fremessn has long since
been taken by the Moorish army, and &C.
counts state that Gran cannot hold out
much longer, being out OF provisions. and
deprived OF the necessary supply Of water.
Every vessel that goes there the Dsy de-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27

DIkG--On Thursday the i4th inst. Mr..
MOSES TREDWAY, Of Prince Edward
county. ,y-,,sse
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27

We have, FOR come time, been IN possession
Of iaa, which may not be unimeres,inr 20 the
readers Of novels
The novel Under the tile Of - 71e SoYyc,Us +
WgseT," has generally been supposed to be &C..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27
LAND Tor SALE:

N pursuance ofa decree of the High Cour, OF
4 Chancery for the Richmond Distria, 70 sa-
tisfy debt due from the estate of Bcniarn,n
Lewis, dec to Lucy Crouch, administrators. OF
John Crouch, dee. viii be sold az Public Aneioi,,
onthe premises, on Friday the Goth day of De.
cenoer nexr, for ready money,
The Tract OF LAND,
Whereon Mira. Lucy Crouch now resides! iyipz
and being in the lower end Of the county OF
Gooehland, containing $50 acres. be she Same
more or less.
The Commissioners.
Nover1Ley Of toos
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-27

The emigration TO the state Of Ohio
(says the Chilicothe paper OF The 7ih mst.)
The present season, tar exceeds all rea.
sonabie bounds of calculation. We are
informed by gentleman who arrived IN
town last eSeHing from Wheeling, thar
he passed not less than so Wagons with
families, from various quarters OF the At.
laniic states, bound to different parts oi
this state.
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.
FICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

wEpNEspAY. .NovEMsER q. laos:
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FOR SALE.

Fhlladelphia. Noy & 1eo5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-18

than the northern will have Gorsll H..
free people!
Whoever ihall deny thetruth Of y.
part Of this fatement, the people N.Y.
rely upon it is deceiver and dihop.I
If there be no accidental or tvpo@
phical INTAKES in the figures, ev III
word Of it is as true as truth itleIr \
Such fate of things is our own Mi
fortune, and not the crime of the ne,
pie Of the louth. We NUT make 4.
bels of bad bargain. We muH by,I|
means preierve the contribution. op|
iituation isindeed wretched, as wehs,.
no compensation ior this monaropI
facrifce. That which was intended,]
a comPenfatior, IA very triaing on,
however the apportionment Of direct
taxes has never been exerclled but
once, and probably never viii be again
Still let US preierve the conltltution.-
But it cannot be trlaioa, conlpuacy Or
a d5vyfon of the union, to contemplate
our misfortunes, ana calculate Their
confequences.
JAMES ELLIOT.