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Jan. $.

At the fame time and place. viii difpor. Of the
other undivided thad - u,n- i,id Nor,yich Mills
aad viii alio di!lo!- o. 81 valuable tr,a Of LAND
adjoining tncreo which cona:ns ahou' FIVE huudrea
acres with various improvelnon,sTh whole j, va
u1oc eitate.-lAr. Hcoen viii !hew the Mills and
the land. The OF payment Cor the said land
and the other third part Of ;ho AIs win be half rea
ny money, and twelve Insnih, credit Ter the other
half
DAVID ROSS.
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9u;ttom @a.es.
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THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
vH III. in ffp.e IN at tS> F7,> occupied BY III ~
= EaT-..k s. CO. OF Eke47eagy's ir each zee: ;
cal % teir c.is:, 1r:jarl and F,ia,, as rysai
Dc. /, 1904. eptf
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FCP SIT.

FCP SIR,
wv 1iiis ari lG o. esr.s Of LONDON PIP
= ICULAR 1EisEElgrE WIS OF hyperion
sa.,y ga % credit Of ! 20 dsys-Nsemi,bls oo.o.
E.qoir Of TnOEiAS EO2VaII.
Dto.l5lr N ..Nf1
fsDRG Mi STONES. oY At sizEss I'D
- P6A6 rEU Or P4RiS, o. an .seeI,ens qsaii.,.
lOA ann, 10 Dgt1, By
TlLbLeeE DAVIuSON
hear the Mafke,.
h-e T. sPtl
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

TIE sVbsoi5e' hGJ tai-n a AaiS az ibis tene-
4 1eat fo, nnmJsr Of ye,rs, afp5 Lis 4.H IL IN a
1sfr of Tio su5ie6 ,enIsl ret iteroy 10 gay ia f5s
Ci, 5e.G,s he Tcvey. b. bay 1ae5s5 btigars 7pejl
esedzfeat9 as9wnoaaf- ID rqp5o aa,io otgre4try
'7e--1g t'szszess oq.iy eg5y1. 4iet- fse-s,c,ts
Ssjein me 'It qHaye end ssii5ia bp7dd qQrd
.fse Cabf& Try haVe ari2Aa9s7fqyes orey r,y o,5e
Ia ~ III City, zeit5 y5e&7 10 8aye air aal e:eeaqt
Spa@ey. 7e las coon sr.iBlES and eaa2Iat Est!y 81
~ I3f ioR +7E. HteaA,s bis r0ecs bis EifaA and
III pulls, ali q5aye' Eeu Tia. 4sL4zgJl eating nor
~" ofber PyGe5ee go5iL oaJt, IA aay Ggyre, bavs tn
ssy 70 aslycy ne fe4ee 9f bi 5a, vOA !. &r,m-
f-A
EDJVHRD HALLAM
E;s,rsgl, S3teor5,, 60.
, { ME fUbfcribcr offers for Galc, the proper
u on which he now rcides, coniiGing of
tCo acres town mcaiure) Of highly improved
J,aHd, which is ituatcd good Brick dwell
ling with all the neceGary Offices.
JAMES DREW M'CaW.
Fc5ruarys. If.
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" 80, .i 1f - s.[| J y S' Is 5f 9of S from
DC. 10. Te5iE1
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TO BE SOLD,

For ready money, puriiant to decree Of the Fede-
raj Circuit Court, for the d,irct Of Virginia ii:
iuit between Phineas Bond Attorney for the
creditors of Ezekii Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Rois aud others detendSnts--
= ! NWO undivided parts, of three, Of forty-two
Z acres Of LAND, in the coduty OF Fsenrico,
upon Four-Me Creek, with the Mills and Houies
thereon, known By the name of the Norwich Mill,
ALSO I'raa or Parcel of LAND, iituate in the
county of Henrico abour feven miles below the Ci-
ty OF Richmond commonly called and known b The
name of the Seven Pines, thought contain one thou
iand acres, but Mir. Refs undertakes that an accu-
ra'e urvey and Plot ihal be produced the day Of
lae.
The Sale viii poitvely fake place at the Eagle Ia
vern in the City OF Riehn,cnd Thprday the 2Iii
day Of February next.
BEN. N10SBY, D. y. for
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FOR SALE.

q LIKELY youug negro fellow, a BLACK
I a SMITH BY trade, and is well acquainted with
the making Of plantation rtenGs. For terms apply
20 PETER RUST. :
Richmond County, Feb s.--eT2m
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NOrICR


u HOSE n&Ji-J 10 atf late 6r@ Of Sjaai, T.
H5'Roc, r;iier Ly EenIer 2an oe.,af rye hf,.}
f' 7ai. Ser~eH b.l1yc 1Pef h1ete5. dYEliar 10 eon-
- vlHf siIjsir oseo4ais il TIE ben1 ofoa cgs.a9.
COLLIv -;9ICR.4g.
1Le '5o5 Jmgay i5.--.2r.o.
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mon COURT OF IMPEAcUMTNT

The aHiwcr rand pleas of SAMUEL caA.r. enc Of
the afoei-te uitices of the 'oPren,e cou % the o.
nitsd Ststes, TO the articles Of impeaearsu, =si-
bii,d againhim III the laid court, by the honorable
the t1oale u Representatives of the united sta.es
in tupPor; .'beir impeachment againH him, fos
i''Sh eFiA'es and mildeu'e~aors, furPoed to have
been BIZ lin. cnr,nr.ttsi
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New Yorl, June ;, 1901 eWem
49, 49,. =,
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ZEN. N0SBY, D. Il. for
JOSEPH SCJTF, NY. d.
Ods.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

all Ships to return TO their mornings with
in the -harbor. On the following day all
Commanders were ordered on board the
Commodore's snip, when they were in
formed by HIM, that he had received di-
rections from the Admiralty for all the
ships to clear for action, by cutting down
their ca6ouseS, and unshipping their bulk
heads, as information had been received
that French flotIl!a were expected 10 be
out. and we we're all to be ready 10 cut our
cables Al moments notice, and to put TO
sea 10 meet them, or else that We. might
be expected to cruize to meet them, and
render all the assistance in our power; but
if we do not cruize for them, our voyage 10
India will most probably be delayed some
weeks. None ofthe officers or cadets are
permitted to go on shore on auy account,
as their services may be requircd on board
during their ABSENCE"
Parliament, it is said, is to assemble in
October.
The attack on Gibraltar by 100 bomb
and gun vessels. the latter. hsted with fur
naces for throwing red hot shot, is, accord
ing to the Spanish accounts, to be attempt
ed in the course ofthe present month. An
assault on tue land side by 10000 Spani-
ards and 10 600 French, at the same time,
is also mentioned. SEX ~
9 Yesterday report was circulated, on
the authority of letter said to have been
received at Plymouth from Falmouth, of
second action with the Combined, Fleet,
IN which one Of the enemy's ships blew
up. ~. as ..r !
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RiCHMONDt
SATURDAY.. ocTobeR 5. lsas

The ship RoLLA, Capt. CorrLe. arrived a
City Point on "Wednesday morning last, in AZ
days from London. ,x.,-.
The British House of Commons, on the sis,
O., June. voted s0,000i. for the purchase of Ger
tain models Of ancient sculpture late the properly
of Charles TownIey, Esq.
The Post Master General, we understand, is at
Sufield. Connecticut. dangerously ill of a fe-
ver.-Bost. pap.
Accounts from ST. Bartholomew, state the
British TO have evacuated the Dutch Island Of
Curacao.
The health Office of Philadelphia reports for
the "a hours ending the 28th uls. 6 new cases OF
fever in Southwark, and in the city---5 adnis.
sons into the city hospital, deaths. 9 discharg-
ed cured, 60 remaining in hospital, 23 of whom
are couvaiescent.
In New York 81 new cases of fever and IS
deaths had occurred for the % hours ending the
9th ult.
By the arrival ofthe ship Neptune. from Lon
don. the editors of the Boston Palladium have
received the papers of that city to the 11sh Of
August.
II is evident from a variety Of publications.,
that the British government really believe that
the French have completed those preparations
that they have Affected 10 deem competent to the
conquest of Great Britain, and would soon make
the long threatened s'iernpr.
An American ship from Holland put into a
British port on the 3th of august. The super
cargo informed thar they sailee in haste TO avoid
mn embargo, which was InonSn,ly expected TO be
LAID. 10000 troops hid been embarked in Dutch
transports, and $4,000 were prspzring to embark
The blockade of the Texel mas been resumed
by British squadron.
The purchase of Swedish Pouersnia for Rus
STA was made by England, at price anioiii,tisg
to about the first vote OF credit, Eve millions
sterling-26. 600, 900 rix dollars.
There were reports in London at the last date
of two fleets being seen engaged on the Cd OF
August. The LIST OF August was Tie anniserss.
~ OF Nelson's ba.he ~ rye Nile. Il.
The Span.ards had seven sail of the line at
Csrthasena, on the lst July, and one tepairinz.
Alithe Londor editors arree, that the mort OF
Vigo could afford 40 sufficient proteAici and
shelter to the French and Spanish ships and
that therefore they ceuld not fave remained long
at that place.
The idea of sudden attack on Gibraltar can.
not be fouS entertained, when il is considered.
thar the government, from the regard 90 the health
OF the country. wi NOT allow troops 70 pass from
provinces which were int etsd issi year TO those
wsich were healthy, and vice versa :.
Letters from Spain say Il has been ascertained
that tho malignant fever which prevailed in that
Kingdom laat year was imported 70 MALAGA from
Vera Cruz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05
NEUTRAL coNMERcE

Esfrae, Of a letter from respectable gentlemns In
London 20 bis correspondent IN Bcsson, dared
august 10, 1905.
s. On Monday lnex,, 18th iEst.) Committee
OF the American Merchants viii wait on the
Ministers. respecting the d-,ention Of so mary
American vsSse,s---nlr. Monroe is 20 have an IN.
terview with Lord Nugs9ve on Tuesday
a." NJ order mas been given TO de:ain as nas
been done II is she decree in the case OF the
Essex, Orne, which hos ocoasionzd the captures /"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

*w* The Acctar1s In the College
OF Wism - Mary commence. as usual. on the
third Monday ia October.
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-DE h1'HS--

y LIE y xxi
another flower has been cropped from the gar
DER OF genius and virtue by the UNI slen,ing hand
of death JOSEPH SHELTON WATSON.
attorney at law, died his fathers in Louisa on
,he>23s Sept in the 26;h year OF his age. Let
those who knew him estimate the loss--To know
him wus 10 iesped him. to love him His quick.
ness OF fsnetration, sounaness ofjudg .ent and a.
cutehesb OF discrimination, inprovesi by store
OF scientific knowledge eouaiied by few OF hin
years, ~oud yield only in Comparison with the
yirrues of his heart The native vigor of his ec.
mus had received every imlrovement which ASST
DUTY and the most ample means of liberal and
ahettionate parent could aid. He cou,plear-
cd his education at W MAJ Mary College, where,
a few years since, he was the contemporary and
rival OF johnson, Leigh and others. Tie pu.
rIty OF his morals, the correeEess Of his habits.
siis heniSnity OF his disposition and the urbanty
Oh his manners were equslled by few. sarpa.sed
by none His coRduG was ever marked hv ,hr
most rigid adiiere,ece 10 truth honor ius,ice and
! pIoprlery. Nct a hc.ng apon earth could saw 10
ham, f6oa tast done a;e an nj2y. In his protessi-
on, he dsd.ined 10 encourage the ar-ry q viciors
passions of r'eii foI his -uolusent. But tn
| the injured lac was shield against oppression.
| In the cause al truth hs was as Cato fIn. IA
Aristides jus,"ii is heart vas orlred for Is cad.
! snip Warm. generous, sinCeSe and sersv ejesr.
| he tct " another woe" nor cid the poo, .ne
pass pnhs edsd 10y . /" ioi him tie elerlen,s wsse
| = "fS'Nu nat "a'uFs HitShi nave 5000 az &
! saia 10 All shs warl3 this is man s" SWEEP
. howef OF 'nnoeegse, ununsy cropped in Years,
out IN excslierce mature, thou hsss fallen IN the
blsom q youth with all thy honors bJpshino-
lr9and 'aee" If hou YET be coneious of ausbt
!, below accepr this feeble tribute oil fsierd 10
! whom tnou vert not less dear Than the crimson
drops OF life, and from whose asnor, thy dear
ides shall not be efaced whilst the purple current
shaa warm hrs heart Thou weTt the pride Of thy
acquaintance, The Joy oftify friends and .he corr.
fort of thy relations, and yvouIdss have men ~,
ornament of Thy ccaniry, but lhou arr gone and
olssaed be Thy memory srnbalhed in the hearts
OF Thy friends.
DJEp--On Saturday last. Hrs MARGA.
Aer PAtEg, consort of Mr.. Crris Paine Of
this ciy ' VI
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hAKoliALL's SALES


To be SOLD for ready money. ~ pussnane.
o. decree OF TIE ceurt of 'ips Uuited Sta,ess
Tor the fith circuit ia the yirvinia dis,rh he.
tween Pare Bond attorney for the e,eeiror-
oG Ezekiel Edwards AID ID avid Ross, and Others
Defendants, N order TO raise the SUN OF 4a0g
dolls - cents, vim The Cxpenses o. sale, a ntr,-
5vr Of very valuable SLAgt.s, now ~ he OK
fofd Iron Works. The sale viii take pltcs a.
hess,d Works, on the lsth aay Of " v,riber
nezt.
pfN MosBY u NJ fT
TF EPH SCOTT, ~. Y ~
oAObsr 4, 1905, ta-
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IN Abbre7,fice Wanted.

!, IN apprentice W10nted.
a LAD of reputable competitions. about Ia
y or Is years of age, would be taken as an
Apprentice to learn the Printing Business, ut
the Office of the VIRGINIA hRsus.
October A. f1.- t..-f. Az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

esHsp save themselves auu the frT,1erlcaus
from difficulties. On these subjects we
consider ourselves as barely piyins notice
OF political transactions. They yho wish
IN outine.may see il marked, Will. en-.
qsiry Is .tlireaed how the whole tiew .
may be nllsd up.
Al home, the subica oe health is inter-,
es'ing' particularly when two of Our lar
gest cities are subject TO an annual vista
ton by malignant Fever, which discovers
no signs by which we can know when i,
VIII end IT'S prosecutions. In the eountrv
beyond Philadelphia: no complaints ave
heard. Baltimore was in health. and A.
Iexandria. In Georgia, il wa, healthy at
Augusta. The Savannah was full anu in
many places OVERLOOKING its backs.
=. a late letter from President Jefferson
to E~eIl upon The publication OF work
adapted to render CHEMISTRY, useful in
common, hs. most kindly assisted a design
which has so ably been defended by Frsnk-
lin and p,sctsed by Rumforl. Human
nature is never more honorable, thsnwhcn
engaged in these most benevolent dcsigns.
!. On the death. of General Gadsden, in
South-Carolina, the Governor OF the State
sent invitations to The Militia and Civil
Oficcrs TO assist in the funeral honors dee
10 the deceased. This testimony of ies-
peetihas tendency to preserve the best
affections among the members Of The CO.
vernment.
The Charitable Institutions still have
the public favor. In Boston, at the meet
ing OF the Female Asylum Society, in i
house OF public Worship 296 dollars we're
collected from the Assembly.
We are happy in the,coniipued health,
and ia Ebding the fever we dread is not
prevalent any where in New England.
The deaths in Boston lass week were ~.
Salem Resfsler.]
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Land {or SaLc-

NE subserber Offers for sale. one hundred
= ana ninety SIX acres Of LAND, |, Ing in
the county of Chesier6eld, between four 4 ave
mites from Aanche-tsr, ON the main read lead.
ing thersfronto Fowler's tavern Il is.,hetght
unnecessary TO Say much about TIC quaIity 81 IN,
ptovemenls on the land, a. il = prssamablr any
person inclined 10 purchase would Vish 10 view
me premises, which wal he sl,eyrx by mai Wm.
Eranea. Terms may be known by applying 10
| hos Whuworth, who is autho,issd 70 make
! sale q ne said land. (A3sl f2th Sent 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05
Docf. MILlSOM.

'F'AEEs the liberty - obsefge that nc coatinues
MS EfOI HECsEY SHOP az The Bell
Tavern, where msy scnenly be had M III.
CiNES Of every kind in general sse. as well IS
other articles in the Drug Inc. Of god suaIity
and - tar prces OF whicn pefLons dispcscd .
bny niay satisfy themselves Is eAlIEE Al his
shop.
he also begs leave 20 observe that he profea
ses TO Iratsice Piysic in AZ ts branches Per-
sons OF needy eircousisncts ui.l be prescribed
io' gratis BY paying The retail psiees Of bis me-
dicines.
Fiehmond, ca I'd. 1905. w,f
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Ne7u- Yoyk STATE Lottery,

y, foR TAR IMPROVEMENT OF ROADS,
WIZ positively commence drawing in the Ciiy
OF New York on the third Tuesday in De.
cernber e,;t-fiighest Prize
I'VEN7'Y THOUSAND DOLLARS,
And less than two blanks to 4 Prize.
TICKETS & SHARES
10 se had at the permanent asa fortunate Lot.
. terry Offices OF - l,5
@. * r. WAITE, -
No. q, and ss No. SO, Maiden Lane. Is,
f.a SEQ Nsw-YoT<; ~
Where was sold in the last Lottery, and for
wardea IN letters by post, the %, 900 dollar
prize to q gentleman in Baltimore another CT
the Capitals to q gentleman IN North aroiina !.
another IN 'Virsiniaj another in Georgia; a,,o-
Their IN Long Island en-. w and another one 10
genttemansn Massachusetts. besides several in
former Lotteries to persons in different parts, OF
tho union.
Present price Of Tickets 8. Shares.
Halves 8 81 10 H pSss' 90 90
But viii advance 20 Seven Dollars the firsr
week IL November.
DISTANT adventurefs, by i,lclosing Bank Notes
(post paid) to G. & r. WAITE, may nave tick
cts forwarded them TO any amount 1i,h ,as Ut
most punefualisy, and the earliest intelligence
sent OF their success.
New York, Scfo5er 81, 1895. gu
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

IL Y virtue of a deed Of trust from
III > Benjamin Scott, TO secure the payment of
a sun Of money due TO Dan w CueFrsnt, l
shall sell, for cash, at the house OF Dan. Cuers
raD,, IN the town Of Nev Canton, on the 18th
~ of next month, ONE HALF ACRE
LOT, with a small HOUSE, lying in the said
town, ard distinguished By the No. Al.
OGLESBy SCRUGCS, slTviviEz trustee.
Caoser Cd, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

IDLY virtue OF deed OF trust from
I'D John Fayans TO secure the payment Of
certain som ofmoncy therein expressed, win be
SOLD, at John Desue's IN the county of Pow
hstan, for ready money, on Saturday the 10Th
of the present month. n NEGRO MN. two
head Of H0PSES, aud two Of Ca97LE, or so
much thereof az will satisfy the debt. and also
the expenses of carrying the same into eiea.
ARTHUR sUBLETT, Trustee.
Oa. 3, 1905. 3w
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4 Bsitssh rainisterisi paper says 30
severe ere the orders to blockade the ene-
mJ's ports, that our crUizers are direeied
TO stop az neEsrois attempting 10 enter
tieni---Sevefal Americans, AID others,
have On consequence been sent into Var
mouth"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

The ship RoLLA, Capt CorrLe, arrived AZ
City Point on "Wednesday morning last, in IS
days from London.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

We arc waiting IN anxious expectations
respecting the fate Of our Commerce.
The greater It's interruptions, the greater
interest We have in the fate Of the naval
powers, which triumph OH the ocesn.
The proud superiority of one nation will
DC more dreadful TO those who know how
insecure right may be, when II has not 10
It's own strength It's protection. From
tue French the account Of the late a6tinn
with the English under Admiral Calder,
has not arrived. II is believed that The
commanderOi the RochefoTtDeeiinthe w.
Indies, has not been kindly received upon
ms return, and that he has re ired from
MS command. II seems evident also that
another French Fleet IL at sea, whose des'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

Ert-acs Of another letter, dated .4xguss 3.
decision has lately taken place be.
iore;the Lords of Ape Al here, which may
be very interesting to you 10 be acquaint-
ed with, as materially affecting the trade
Of Americans, and .indced OF other neu-
trails with French or Spanish caionies, Par.
ticeIsrly those TO the West-Endies.
In the cases 10 which ailude, il was
laid down asa principle by their lordships,
that the neutral has no right 10 BRING CIR.
go from an enemy's colony to an enemy's
port in Europe, in the same bolton, not.
wshsianding such cargo should have been
landed IN America, and the duties paid
upon it there, which was actually done up
on the cargo, for which the appeal in quss-
ton 0as inierposed; IL may therefore now
DC considered that our Admiralty Court
is determined rigidIy 10 adhere to this
principle, in its proceedings, and that in
order 10 secure the neutrality OF property
shipped under such circumstances, IL will
in fusure be necessaFy to lay it down in
America, and resnip il by another vessel
for Europe for you will observe, that
whilst the vessel and cargo continue the
same. the principle continues in full force,
the court conceiying itself justified to ny
Ter continuity Of the voyage, whereas by
resbipping in another vessel. the voyags
becomes completely changed, aud a new
one commences.
II Is at present uncertain, whether
this principle will be applied TO the inter-
course with the settlements OF the Euro
pean Powers in the East-Indies, which
have hitherto been considered distinct
from the colonies in the West, bu, until
i's operation IS clearly aseertained, 1 should
not advise any Of my lriendsto risk car.
90 from thence to Europe, unless the bot.
tom was previously changed"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

The British House of Commons, on the 2ist
o., une. voted 20,000i. for the purchase of Ger
rain models of ancient sculpture. late the property
of Charles TownIey, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

DY virtue of a deed Of trust from
certain sums Of money therein expressed, will be
SOLD. on the premises, for ready money on
Monday the 18th day Of November nexr, 4
TRACT or LAND, in Hanover county. for
merry the property Of David Anderson, known
by The name Of hnderson's Old Store, at present
occupied by the said Calls, containing 654 ID
acres, more or lessor 50 much thereof as will
pay and satisfy the balance Of 343i. lis. i0d TO.
gether with interest stiil due or he said deed Of
trus,--as also, the expenses ofeauying the same
into effea.
CHARLES J. MAcMURDO, Trusl &c.
Richmond, 4th Oct. 1906, tbs
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Fall q. Wsnter Goods.

The subscribers have received, and
arc now opening a considerablepart &C their
WOOLLENS;
Among which are
Bales of assorted Rose 6: Daaill
Blankets,
DO. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarn & Plaid Hose,
Do. White < Coiored Plains,
Do. Kerseys & Halfthicks,
DO. GA & "a Coatings,' plain
3, and strip'd,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Hats assorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, &c.
Xi5o--An assortment Of HARDWARE, cur.
IERY and NAILS.
In addition 10 which, they daily expect on the ar
rival of the Suffolk from Lsndoh. large as
soument of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which Will be cffered for sale on their usos terns
GILLIAT 8. KIRBY.
Oaober 4, 1906. 6
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

The Post-M Master General, we understand, is at
Sufield. Connecticut. dangerously i'll of fe-
ver.--Bost. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

Accounts from St. Bartholomew, state the
Curacao.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-05

:, = :. ~ ,, Ep--on Saturday last. Mrs MhRGA.
XII PAtEg, consort of Mr.. Crris Paine Of
this ciry ''e VI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-19
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