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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

~-AMes-Ss cover mares at my stable. in
Creensvills couHty. on Nortoway river, about
mites below where the great stage road crosses
ii, AZ the lower Cut Bank bridge, at Ten Gu
meas each and Dollar TO the groom. to be dis.
Charged any time before the 1st day of Oetober
next by the payment OF forty dollars but no dis
coun, viii be made if paid after that day. Buz-
GARD is chestnut horse of good size. and of ex-
celleni blood; FOR his beauty, shape and appear
ance I leave, others to decide; as racer, the
Calendars declare HIM most capital, having won
(ani generally at New Markct) "a races Heis
undoubtedly among the best stations that has e.
Yer appearedin England. for the proof of which
beg leave 20 refer gentlemen to the Racing Ca
'endars OF tsat country, and which are TO be seen
at his stand.
In 1899. the first of Buzzard' s stock appeared
on the ;urf IN that year he had FIVE winners, IN
1900 ne had seven. IN 1901 he had fourteen, (se'
ve.al af those won and times each III that
year) in 1902 he had sixteen winners, and in
1898 he had iserty-one- This is the last Calen-
dar that has come 10 hand i, is to be observed.
that Bnzsari's sock have very generally run at
New-Market, where all the best horses go] and
many of them have proved uncomn,oriy good
racers among them asc Hornby Lass, Pet. Pop
pingjay, Qniz, Ssrprizs, Malta, Merryman, So
phia, Miss Bailey. aud grea, many others 1t
is also 20 be Observed, tina, Stallion in England
had as many winners in 1903. by seven. as Buz
card had--Ihe famous horse Str Perer Teazle
hai only foarfsn. Trlmpeier thirteen only, John
Bull fourteen. 3enningbroush fourteen. Volun-
teer nine, and Whiskey 9--Thoss horses are ac-
knowiedged by al gentlemen conversant with the
turf. 10 be the hest Stations now in England
Bazzard has been we'll proved 4 good stallion;
Cor which reasen. beg leave to recommend him
strongly 10 the gentlemen cf the turf, and such o.
theirs is have well bred mares, not doubling but
gpod proportion Of his stock will turn out IA
GERS.
III the ave years above mentioned DuEzard's
colts won lo1 races The great value of tins
horse will trustl be apology for the price
ne is 20 cover at, however wish gentlemen TO
come AMI view him. and see themselves the per
fosnsncs OF his colts in the calendars, and
hope tbc viii admir- he does not stand 100 hig,,
Good pasiurage gratis /; servants who attend
the mars boarded AT lcs6 a week corn furnish
ed AZ tie marker price. and the greatest attention
paid tothe mares, but no responsibility for acci
dents Of escapes. Notes for ten guineas will b,
expected with the mares by
NATHANIEL RIYES.
March. 1905.
NJ. b. The season will commence the 18th
inst. and end the 1sr of August. N. X.
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BENJAMIN DU-VAL,
At The sign Of The Golden Mortar,

Ill the sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Richmond,
IIAS just received very large and extensive
Il assortment of fresh MEDicfNES, SUR
GEONS' INSTRUMENTS, DRUGS & DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS of all kinds. OIL, VAR.
NISHES, PUTTY, &c.
Also, complete assortment of
HATI-ER RS MI TEKIALS s,
cossIsTIse OF
Hatels' Irons Crude Tartar
coppcfzs Bow. Strings
Vndcpease Innings
Fustick Caloons
Spanish Indigo Tsssel Bands
I Oil OF Viiriol Rubbing Dishes
Az. Forts s,ampers
Quicksilver Trenchers. &c
Which added to his former STOCK, completes an
assortment that was never equalled, in his line
of business in this city
tie thanks his customers for past fsvors, and
hopes to meri, a continuation OF their custom.
HIS former attention 70 the quality os lis aedi-
cines importing them in their cSude STATE thai he
Nigh; be able 10 Judge Of their quality, aud pow
dering and preparing them under his Immediate
inspection, have contributed TO his present es,a,
bishment; and opposition he presurr,es wi not
relax his exertions TO give general satisfaction in
future.
His experience for more than 10 wears past. az
Apothecay and DruRgist in this CITY added 70 a
small stock Of Medical Information acquired 80.
tore, enables him, he thinks. 20 form toaa ubly
corett Judgment as 10 the quality Of Drugs and
Medicines, although he cannot boast Of hono,s
conferred on him greater than the confidence Of
nunierous and respectable cusfortrs
IN regard to his whoksa'e prices. he promises
10 furnish eacn Of his wholesale customer. with
aprinted price current, as soon as possible, and
teelshinselfconhJcnt in their appreciation. know
ing that no oneir this STATE can afford TO under
sell him This he intenisio do. not 20 get others
customers from them. but 20 secure lis own
Any articles that may be ordered and not ap-
proved Of as 70 quality, may be returned 81 in good
order, and m reasonable time
Richmond, MAY 80. 1905. (3w&wtf)
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JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Robert Gamble, SEM avails
himself OF this opportunity TO thank his numerous
friends for the very large share of patronage he
has received in the mercantile ine--and hereby
tenders TO the public his future services as Com
mission Merchant. He haiters himself, his long
experience (wi,h other circumstances unnecessa
ny here to rnention) entities him TO the confidence
of those-who may lave business Of that nature TO
transact in this cty-assuring such of his best
exertions TO merit appreciation
Those who yet7cmam indebted TO the late firms
of SAMPLE 81 Gyasfdn. of Stanton, of Gamble
65 Temple, Robert Gamble e. Co.and Rubeyt Cans
lie, of the City of Richmond, are once more ear
nes,iy requested TO make immediate payment of
their respective balances. Such continue re-
gardless of this last notice cannot expect longer
Indulgence.
70 GAMBLE.
Richmond Nav 6, 1905 ep3w wifi
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Richmond, May oh, 1905.

The subscribers take'th method OF Informing
their friends and the public that they inend cav
ryingo the mercantile business, under the firm OF
John So Robert Gamble, Jun. 7
They are now receiving by the ship Rolla. choice
selection of LONDON GOODS, and daily ex-
pea from Liverpool, general assortment OF
HdRDYARE. tTc. suitable for the season
which viii be sold by the piece, package. or do
zen, on the most moderate terms, for cash. mer
charitable country produce, or the usual credit TO
substensia, and puncfadi customers.
They have on hand. Madeira and Sherry
Wine. Cogniac Brandy. West India Rum, Whis-
key. Sugar. Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brm-
store. I'm pipes, hhds. and easks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards, Patent Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hol-
low Iron Ware. German Soythes. Cutting Knives
and Whss Stones. Oznabugs, Tieklenburgs and
Brown Hessians, Snuff, Cut Herrngs, &c.
They also possess large and convenient Brick
warehouses covered with SAFE, for receiving and
storing Flour. Tobacco, SC. Those gentlemen
who favor them with consignments, Will find
their charges reasonable. and may rely on Their
best excruons TO afford satisfaction.
| sC7S The highest rates given for Bees-Wax
good Bear. Deer and O:ty Skins, and othel
shipping FUR.
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PRECIPIT


IA ter, full Is hands and half
SH~st@8 high; will stand at my sta
~ &E{s1.S% bic in Chesterfield county
sKE ~ Appomattox river, Is miles
R,~sf a>z&{us above Petersburg TO be let
TO maYes at ten guineas a
nase, two Of which will be remitted If paid with.
in the season, which will commence the 10Th of
March, s. expire the Isl of August next. Board
OF servants gratis; mares may be fed with grain
at two shiIlings per day. have large andexten-
sive pasturage divided in five different Enclosures,
that mares with foals may be kept distina from
barren mares. One dollar TO the groom. No IL
ability for accidents Of any description.
PRECIPITATE was bred by lord Egrenont,
foaled in 1857. got by Mercury "a son of Eepse)
dam By Herod. his grandam Maiden by Match
en-, out Of mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare her dam
By Mogui--Camilla by Bay Boiton--Old Lady
dam of Sterling by Puileine's chestnut Arabian
-Rockwood Bustler.
PKRToRMA
In the frs, spring meeting. 1890, at Nsw-Ma
ket, when 3 years old. he won the first class Of
the princes stakes OF 100 guineas each. beating
Thuuderbot. Chanticeer, and Sir Pepper, four
having paid the forfeit. In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes Of so guineas each, beat
ing CharHbooe. Dragon and Pallafox paid
forfeit. Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class OF the princes stakes of 100 guness beating
Thunderbolt; paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
Crosvenor's RadAmanlhus
10 1922 he won T. so at GuildieId. beating
iS7ge' Ihunderbcli, Sarngapatam and Stout !;
the next day c so at the same place, beaung Car
dock and Griffin. Tie also won the kings 100
guineas, at Lewis, beating Skyscraper at 8 heats.
the Let being dead heat. After which ne was
SO highly esteemed that he become a stallion in
ms LoTdship's stud at ~ guinsas mare This
morse - the sire OF the following rurn,ng horses
IN England: Johnquil, PetwoTth, Mariana, Ro.
saba. Chesnut colt OUT Of Bobtail, Chesnut colt
oet OF Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus. Raginier,
n,pono' GnHiver, Tag. Louisa, Tipsaa, mr.
hsaShcoies lilly out Of Reeves, Alchymist, Clod.
hopper Grey silly his X. II Lampadosa, Mars,
Larry Ma'ranee, Bay FLY mr. Browns, Grey
my mr. haseiits, Tax, Tipstaa and Bobtail
Feb. 90, 1905. 3,HOHIs cO0DF.
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For SALE,
THE HOUSE AND LOT,

'NN Shockoe Hill, late the property
W of Robert Ellis. dec. The house has three
separate ienements, and rents at present for nine
ty-hye pounds per annur, The terms may be
known onapplicatonto Thomas Norvell, o. Har
din Davis. Should this properly not be sold be-
fore the 18Th day Of June next, it viii then be Of.
fered at public auction. for one third cash, and
the balance in SIX and nine months
Thomas VIM.
GoochIaud. 2lsr May, 1905. IDS
The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends and the public, that they have
received their
Spring AsSortnient Of Goods,
OF the best quality andia,ess fashions, s. will dis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12
Mr.. 81 Mas. PETICOLASls
II CD d EN- r.

MIR. P. lately returned from PHI
lVi Iadelphia with his family, resp~6f fully
informs the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Richmond
and rs vicinity that lie has removed TO the COM.
modious house formerly occupied by Hiss Rob-
bins, nesrly opposite Dir Copiand's Office on the
Capitol hill. in which he intends TO opsn an A.
CADEAlY for the instruction or young Ladies'
MrP. returns his sincere thanks 20 fis friends
and the public, for the encouragement, and pa
tronage he has heret6fore met with; and hopes
from the general satisfaction he has given, his
endeavors will be crowned with success
Mr.. COX, lately teacher in several Boarding
Schools IN Philadelphia. will undertake the tut
ton of English Grammar. Elocu,ion EPistoIary
Style. History, Geography and Use Of the Globes,
Mythology, Writing, Arithmetic. &c with eve
ry thing apper,aining to polite English Educa-
tion. together with Drawing and Painting.
Mr. p will attend TO the tution Of the French
Language, Vocal and Instrumental Music, on
the Fiano-and Mrs p. to the branches of Ar
iifcial Flowers and Plain Sewing
Unnecessary. Dancing Master can be pro.
cured
B. Mr.. PETIcoLAs Repairs. 7ares and
Teaches Timing fbe PI5NO FORTE.
MINIATURES painted IN a handsome style,
and good likenesses warranted.
Mr.. cox will also attend Ladies and Gense-
men at their own houses. in the branches OF
Drawing and Painting.
Riebnlcnd. l5tb Nay, 1905. 3Do
~, 7be .fcademy viii open on Nsnday RE
27t6 insf Hours Of tuition from to Q, and iropt
8 10 6. .lets
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

TO be Sold. upon me ptesNises. for tssd, nrrey
ON Monday the 22th &c June next. speeaile 10
the lxsr will and Testament Of Col. John Boswell.
dec.foi the payment Of Bhsish Debts.
BOSWELL,s o RDIN AIRY.
(, INCLUDING near fLrfe bundled acre. Of re al
= Joining Land 2bs Land il called nc l<st fcr
rbeatinrtr sfnfe c vrginie 6eioc, TIE Bine RisSe.
i,es near fire Green StyinSs Lcaisa ard IL cssi.
seres good s:d &, ,Sr;fg stand fos varioss f,s
Of basisess. 7hose bavihg claims Of fte 4Ss~r del
ifn,u rsquesrcds Cd saie fLeps kaDs-s "a TEE
sadse'i6sr, and ubefber evideneed By js ,ze,i, 6eaa
or ofea 1eeeans.
s. yDHN NICHE, zds,'r. uit5 ale
SsiA asrexta ef Col Jo6n BossrsT d<c..
drill 15b 1905 ~ y srsl.1-.i rss y
M1OTICE is hereby given to the
IN Shareholders in the Upper Appomattox
Company, that an eledion OF Trustees will be
held on the 14,h day of June next. at p,desviile,
in the county of Amelia and as an election CAM
not take place wi,hsut majority of the Share.
holders. those who cannot attend in person, are
requested to. authorize some person to vote toy
them. Jos. EGG LRsroN.
RIcn'D N vrNABLE.
EDwARD MuNroRp.
!, April 18th, 1905. ,dm
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Il n ~ ~ II Il Z.
81 hereby certify, that the chesnut horse Buz-
zard, late the property Of Christopher Wilson,
Esq. was bred by me, and that he was got by
Woodpecker his dam by Dux. our of Curiosity,
by Snap -Reyulus. &c. Curiosity was the dam
of Pan,aoon, Justice. Faith, &c.
"ECREMONT.
Teste, JAMBs WEATBERBY.
=. BvzzARp has arrived at his stand, in high
health and spirits N. RIvEs.
March 30, 1893.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-12

45e Celebrated English Stallion.
81 BUZZARD,

" w& - pital racers. is just arri-
N w we'd from London, and will
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fl,all have RATED them to the happinefs and dig

fhall have RATED them to the Happiness and dig
nifty of freedom.
The Stateiinan who has heart to feel, a
head to plan, aad the means 10 execute this
mighty proie0, will confer bleiiings on man
kind that fhal entite him to the highelt rank
amongft the hrnefaetors of hisracc he will me-
rit and receive the grateful benedietions of his
country, and the future generations of the Welt
ern Eemifphere will immortaliie the name of
this hero of humanity.-Iie that ihall achieve
this important conquef over tyranny, and can
thus check every ambitious feeling, and extin-
guiili the iun of dosninion in his own breaft and
in the hearts of his countrymtn, will have far
outitript the merits OF ancient worthless, & have
reached the iumnlit of glory by path as novel
as it is brilliant.
Theft indeed are diftant, perhaps Improbable,
fpeculations but the mind feels delight III coa-
tenp.iting them: 1T cannot receive them as a
reality, it chcriGies them ass pleaiing dream !;
and we doubt not but manv of our readers, will
be found, who, if not 70 vfonary as ourfe!ves,
will yet with that 70 pleahug proipe3 of ku-
mainly, 70 generous an enterprise of benevo-
lcnce, could be contemplated otherwile than as
a Hattcring and improbable theory.
TIE intelligence na2t, Il. Bsa0a bead Gem, 10 eosyr
tie eoajcl7nre5 e tie zoriier seiib rprSf tie abeE
tie m0vsne.is qsaaf Spain" Sbaala tie E=sijG ar
ssanzent eseed ia reducing tx Seaais Coisries
hoie1, zrbo is there rv;isg 10 6e!ice that Britain zs
,eaif tie osbsr PARIS Of bis Sa.ij4 asl bu., earyl
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TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
FOR SAFE,

=. TX hundred and forty acres of the well known
Tract of Land called TIE SEATON's FER
ny TRACE" lying upon the Pranketank river in
Glo!scr county, adjoining the land Of Mr.. Jehniton,
the ettate OF Benjamin Marab!e, dec. and OTHERS.
This land is heavily tmbered with the belt cheinu,,
OAK, hickory, dogwood and feeond growth os pine,
capable being converted into common plank or icant-
ing. There are not than hundred acres of
cleared land upon the tract. A fiream runs through
the body OF this laud, upon which an over-fhot mill
might be erected at fmall expenee. No ituation in
the low Country OF Virginia, has the advantage
good water, t, oyers, * iaubrious air. than this
The improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
iiou.e has lately been IL; part repaired, and cons of
three rooms anda Pahage below, and two above FAIRS
Tie terms viii be made known upon the prem;ies
by LANES r. IICOU.
Seatons Ferry, Feb. 10. eli sm
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FOR SALE OR LEASE !.
April l9. oawaw.

HAT large and convenient TAVERN, fiuated
L 1.-THE centre of the town OF iynchburg, at the
corner ct the treet leading TO the court-houe and
JAIL and not more than thirty yards from both, oppo
lite lynche ware-houie and the nreet LEADING from
the ferry i'll the iaid town. The Tavern contains
four rooms and bar the firft floor including TWO
very large rooms fuitabie for ball and dinnq room
with Hiding PARTITION 10 the ball room, The fecond
foor contains fix rooms, the ze of the ball room
and the others iuitable for lodging rooms with an
oeilent garrett This Tavern has large portico the
full length of the houfe, alto good dry cellar and
well oppofite the door, together with kitchen,
fmoke-houie dairy and fable with twenty-five falls
therein with fpacious garden and yard leading to
the table Other improvements will be made 10
fu. the Purohaier or leafer. 1t deemed unnecefa
ry 10 fate the great value of the above property or
fay more as to the advantage aring from 70 centrca
and eligible itand for Tavern, as it preiumed no
Perion would be inclined to purchaie or eae tie a.
Dove property without viewing the premiies, there
being no doubt but they would be better iatised af
ter feeling the convenient fituaon than any informa
ton they could get from this advertisement libe-
raj credit will be given any perfon deGrous of the
purchaie or an advantageous leafe.
For further particulars, apply to William Rofe Jun.
Richmond, or the fublcriber, reiiding about three
miles from Lynchburg.
Anr;l az
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Plaintiff.

- UN away from the fubfcriber Oh the End of Ia
IN nuary lat, likely negro man named Amp,
but frequently goes by the of ArmiRead, he Is
upwards of twenty-five years of age, about five feet
ieven or eight inches high, of yellow complexion
ha, nofe rather large, and fpeaksquick when inter
rogated. He has been hired to Mr.. John Voolfolk
for three years pa for the purpoe OF taking care OF
fage horfes, at Tojd's, ia Caroline expect he will
endesvor to pats free man, and is lurking about
fome town. Whoever will deliver the faid nave to
me, conne him in Jail 10 that get him again. all
receive the above reward Matters Of veels * Others,
are cautioned aganR employing carrying him out Of
the fate at ther peril. LEWIS COLLINS.
Caroline, April &c. (F5wO
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MOUNT SION FoR car

TIE l@lsybtr eBf,S far Ih bisPlaatqtioa in NorsL-
\ HT1f,Ia@de oH"ty, knOzva BY henams Of MOUNT
SION TIE 06OVe haG7 contains about 500 asys,, ali
zo1ieb IS equal 10 any 1d in bat part Of tie esanisy
J0L Jf,liny q Jill and has every rtqpiGte to uaks il
asF,06lf Tf1aii0" for genfrI amiiy 7b,e Is on tie
I4"d a" '*fenf brill dzcrizg bog seib egeyy ega.e-
fnf cut @0i IT." Ffaafed on The n4OgaIs s.t,y eftlt
f0f"z0mGe<, and commando ekgant Vje7V e tie ,iy
is ptry e0"ee0ieaf 70 III, e. &c. snd is 4ea5ia oae
days Jail Of Aie*aaGyia, Nei/c!f, and BaliOo,< 1y.ss
g tie ('e zoW be madt k1oyva Nv 4esi4a.!an 10 AGr.
Henry Bal, zeLO ,cjiAs on he kand or fofbe jlLr,Ne,
JEK1-LL ZONES.
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LAND FOR SALE

4 TRACT Of about $50 acres, lying on James
n River, adjoining the town Of LynchbuTa; ,le
hundred and forty of which is low ground ard ia;d
to be of the FIRST quaty comfortable proportion Of
the high ground lies well, and well adapted TO the
culture Of tobacco aad grain. Ii has an excellent ad
and rock iiihery omit; inail apple orchard a good
dwelling houie ard convenient out-houies; a mill
feat iupPoied to be hyperion any that part of the
country-the mill houe would let within tliirtv-Gx
poles Of the river, gable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay and generous price
allowed for one or two blacklmths that are under
SO years Of age, and good workmen. For further
particulars, apply the lubfcriber on the premiies
or Mr. William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburg
LEWELLEN JONES.
March j. (eptG
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TO MIR. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, OF
SOUTH-CAR OLiNA.

OH,
4 Syou not reiident OF this commonwealth,
"a and have nc agent or attorney within the fame,
to whom legal notices Re given; you are hereby
informed, that b. virtue of commlion ifued from,
the oiiiee of the High Court of Chaneery, for the
middle diiri9 of Virginia, By law directed to be hol
den at the Capitol an the City of Richmond, in the
iuit in Chaneery depending in aid court, in which you
are Complainant, and am Defendant, l fiail pro-
coed on the iecond Monday in June next, at the Ia
yern OF James George in the county of Goochlad and
Tate OF Virginia to take the depoitions of Thomas
lonnion, John lohnion, Zachariah Puiiiam, John
Fretwel, aud William Chick, to be read as evidence
IN the laid fut and that if the fame cannot be taken
on the day aforeaid, the taking thereof will be CONT
nued by adjournment from day TO day until the whole
are completed: when and where you may if you
Pleaie attend.
am fir, Yours &c.
BERGMAN JOHNSON.
l.ouia county, and ita,e OF Virginia,
April so, 1895. (eF4weA
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ELLIS g ALLAN

RaVe rfesiVeS b tie Poa from Lea5ds, par. IF .jsis
S p IN G G obs,
Amongst z0bisb ne io!.szving a,liels:
( ONDoN Superfne Cloths and Cailimeres,
Z = Cuttings and Dimities,
1andlpnie fashionable worked & laced Mullins,
Sd, Sd and Io-4 Diapers,
Sd, $40 and lo-l6 Damaik Table Cloths,
Sentlemen's white and brown Cotton Stockings.
Ladies elegant laced white do
Do. Tortone-iheli bent and braid Combs,
Chintzes, Callicoes and Furniture
Gentlemen's black fashionable Hats,
Do drab beaver do.
Do do patent fix do.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps, plain and furr'd,
Bet Hemp Roles,
Englif 'hite Lead, spanifi Brown, Yellow Oere,
ground in oil, and Verdgreale,
Pruiiian and Fig Blue,
Bet Boiled Oil in jars,
Durham Muifarj &C. &c.
Which, added to their prefent ilock and thofe ex-
peeted daily from Liverpool, will render their a
Iortmens general. May 7. (epsO
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MOTION

MAT by virtue of Deed in TruR, fhall, las
4 the alignee of John Barrett, Efq. of Louifa
county, on the fin Monday in June next, being Hen
rico court day, expoie to fale by Public Auction FOR
ready money before the door Of the faid Court-oue
a TRACT OF LAND containing one hundred acres
more or ieis, lying and being in the county of Henri
co, on the Three Choppd Road being ,lie fame land,
on which the late Thomas emmett, deed, reiided in
his lifetime. This lale will he made to fatsfy debt
with the n;creR due thereon by Thomas Giunet,.
dec to John Barrett, furvivng partner Of Reid &
Barret, together with the COTS Of executing this tru
SAMUEL MCRAW, AGignee Of
the eeRui que trua.