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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
FOR SALE.

I'M Wednesday the twenty.third
~ day of October (if fair, if not the next fair
day At the late dwelling house of Capt. Howell
Lewis. dec. Of Gooch.and comfy, all the Stock
OF HORSES, CAT7LE, HOG So SHEKP, the
present Crop Of CORN & FODDER; HOUSE.
HOLD & KI7CHRN FURNITURE, Plan.
2A9ION UTENSILS. &c---Tweive months
credit will be allowed Cor all sums above Ave
pounds, the purchaser giving bond with app: ov.
ed security, to bear interest from the date If not
punasally paid.
All those having claims against the estate are
requested to come forward on the day of sale
wills their accounts properly adjusted, tina, nro.
vision may be made for discharge them as ear.
ly as possible.
II is expected the plantation will be leased for
seven years on the same day.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
September 18, 1906. tds
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LAND FOR SALE.

l. HE subscriber wishes tosell $50
ACRES Of land. lying ia Cheacrfeld county. within
Fix miles Of Msnehciier.> The advantages OF frrail
farms near large towrs are foosvous aud general
ly admitted, ssnot 60 rsqr;re part;euiar epume-
ration. Any perfou willing to parehsfe may Zee
The land and know the terms by applying TO Mr..
John Branch, refiding in Man. hsRer, or the fnb-
ieribcr, near Buekinsh,m eourthonf-.
Archibald Branch.
September 4. I8oS. WITT
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JUST KRCRTYEn

AZ JoHH PvSTHEY's. Book Sfnsc, Is S,o,;or,r
Two hundred and fifty tczrns Of FOoISchp
POTT and POST WRITING PAPER,
lie has also on hand Ar extensive t,oet 81
BLANK BOOKS Of all descriptions, rsanursc.
tnred from materials Of the FIRST quaIi,v. and =
very o,herartiele in the Stationary line.
Tjckets for sale in the Second Gaze of IRE
Richmond Aeadsry Lotssry.
Oaober II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

The subscriber wishes TO sell for
cash. on credit Ill the FIRST day of January
next, the
75po Brick 1cnements,
Adjoining the house of Mr.. Benjamin Mosby.
JOHN PENDLETON.
City of Ricbmoad, Nov. 1913, 1904. 2w
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TO be sold, for ready money, If

ITO be sold, for ready money, in
Il pursuance of deed of trps, from David
Ross, esq. in order TO raise the sum Of 2051 dols
90 with interest thereon At the rate of Eve per
centum per annum, from the FIRST day of August
last due from The said David Ross TO the trus
tees of James Dunlop, dec. the following
Lands, Lots and Tenements,
Or such part Of them as may BE- necessary TO pay
the said debt, and interest with the charges and
expenses of executing the trust. An Estate or
Plantation in the county of Coochiand called
Coles, containing by estimation fifteen hundred
acres. be the same more or less, lying the wa
ters ofthe Byrd creek and purchased by the said
David Ross of the representatives of James Cole,
of VIM Cole and John Hughes. and adjoining
the lands of Richard Adams and Samuel Rich.
ardson, according to It's known boundaries as
held by the said David Ross Also. the follow
ing LOTS IN the town Of Columbia, Fluvanna
county, TO wit Lot No So, on whicEthe ware-
house is built; Lot No rs, on wh;chsis a store
house, now or late in the occupation of John
Forbes; Ne. "a, now or late in tic occupation of
] Strother; No 70. now or late in the occupa-
ron of Mrs Price,--The sale will take place at
John Napier's Tavern, in the town Of Columbia.
on the 18th day of Novembernext; and the4ands
and tenements aforesaid will be set up IN that
order which shall appear besr TO suit the purcha-
sers, and mostbenehcial TO the parties concerned.
BEN. MOSBY aSiing trustee.
Oaobsr 4th. 1905. ids
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Geo. Watt

EyAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
u 4 cupicd 20 brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware.
house, where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose of on moderate terms, by wholesale,
Tie following ArHcles, Diz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
~ England, w. Island, and Antigua Rum,
Cosniae, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
ShetrSand Malaga Wine,
Coffee Ct superior quality,
Melasses, Ginger and Fig Blue,
Yanng Hyson and imperial Tea,
40 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Sha.s a. sorted sizes-And
The rerlaud-rof his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting primes. >shy of articles suited to the
presen, and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit of 3, 6 and months, for
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved eudorsers, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
RichEland Cqd March 1qOS
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MARsHAL,s- ALEs.


IN, pursuance of a decree of the
i Court sf the United States for the fifth Cir.
cai, in the Virginia Dis.rist. pronounced at the
May Term. 1906. in behalf Of Jonn Tate and
Thomas Aston assignees of Henry Martin,
gainst James Vaughan, admir- &c. of Matthew
Vaughan, dec. and others, .--NViH be SOLD, TO
the highest bidder, for ready money, AT Pesrs's
Tavern, in the county of Goochland, on the Doth
day of November next,
The following SLAVES, viz.
Glib Joe, Ned, Trip. Cyrus. Peter, Parrot, Bill.
ly, Lewis. Lewey, Carter, Phil and Porteas
(males); Nell, Frankey. Lucy, Fanny, Judy, a
my, Dolly, Sylvia and Betty (femaIesj, or so ma
ny thereof as may be sufficient to raise the sun of
one thousand seven hundred and seyeniy-six dol
lars and thmty-four cents. with interest on one
thousand four hundred and seventy mine and hf.
ty-one cents. part thereof at the rate Of six per
.cenyum per annum, from the 23d day Of May,
1905 and the expenses Of GALE
BEN NOSBY, ID. NJ. fer
JOS. SCOTT, NJ. VaD.
October Cd, 1905. ids
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Land q Slaves, for Sale.
I'm Monday the Cd day of De.

Nv 4NtOit0dy dR ~ Way vi 1(O-
~ cem5er next, if fair, if not the next fair
day, at the dwelling house of John Robertson,
dec. late oftiiis county, Two Hundred and Righ-
ty Acres of Land more or less, lying on Apo
mariox River in the county of Chesterfield, adj
joining The lands of Major Francis Eppes and
the estate of Benjamin Ward An agreeable ST.
tIation~xell ~atered. with improvements sufEci.
ent Fer the accommodation of genteel family.
Further particulars are unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase viii wish to view the pre-
misses. which WILDE made known by application
to Mr.. John Robertson who resides on the pre-.
nises, or the executors Twelve NEGROES,
consisting of men. women, boys snd girls stock
OF Herses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; crop OF Corn,
Wheat and Fodder, Household ard Kitchen Fur
niture and Plantation Utensils. Two annual
payments viii be required for the lands. & twelve
months credit will be given for the purchase of
the negroes, &c on all sums above two dollars
By THE EXECUTOR.
September 9th, 1906. zw
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- Y virtue of a deed of trust execut-
IE to US by John Christian. jr. TO secure the
payment Of debt therein mentioned due to the
late firm of Dunlop, Pollok 4 Co, will De sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, az Prince
Edw ard courthouse, on Monday the 18th day of
November next, (being court day) TRACT Of
LAND, containing $50 acres more or less, living
on The waters Of Big Rough creek, in the said
county Of Prince Edward, being the land bought
by said Christian from Ahner Coffee, per deed
bearing date the S8th day of May, 1905
The land may be viewed previous 10 the day Of
sale, by applying to the said John Christian, jr.
S Ss",s; l5 y; SS.''ls' ; Trustee.
Prince Edward, 2eth Sept. 1905. ids
I'D ENG about TO leave Richmond,
il , asd anxious 10 discharges every just demand
against me .wil sell. At ~ house, opposite Byrd's
Warehouse, ON Friday the first dzy Of mex;
month, at Public Auction, for ready money,
IS Likely Virginia born Slaves,
10 Feather Beds and Furniture,
a great variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture,
8 Riding Chairs,
q Good Work Horses,
2 Excellent Mich Cows,
Together with the remaining stock Of
GROCERIES.
Thomas Burgess.
Richmond, 90. Oh, 1906. tbs
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Fall q Winter Goods.

The subscribers have received, and
are now opening considerable part of their
WOOLLENS;
Among which are
Bales of assorted Rose ,& DuHill
Blankets,
Do. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarn & Plaid Hose,
Do. White & Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys & Halfthicks,
Do. Ga & "A Coatings, plain
and strip'd,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Ha .sassorted prices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, &c.
-Lso--An assortment of HARDWARE. CUT.
LERY and NAILS.
In addition to which. they daily expect on the arr
rival of the Suffolk from Lsndon. a large as.
sor,menr OF
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which wall be offered for sale on their usual terms.
October 4, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

I'm Hpbrcsfice Famed.
a LAD OF reputable connections. about Ia
y or Is years of age, wcnld be taken as an
Apprentice to learn the Printing Business. at
The Office of the VIRGINIA ARGUS.
O4ober
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SURRY JOCKEY Club.

NM|ILL be run for over the course
w at Surry courthouse on the Grst Thursday
in November mex, (being the seventh of the
month"; the Sury Jockey Club Purse of three
hundred and Fifty dollars, three mile heats--And
The day following (Tucsday) the Purse of the
Proprietor of the Course, worth one hundred and
fifty dollars, two mile heats.
AL pcrrons wishing to start horses, &c. for
the latter purse will be required to pay an en-.
trance of twenty dollars, except members Of the
club, and from them an entrance of eight dollars
will be required, the weights of the course are as
follows,
Aged horses $50 years old 100
years old 100 3 years old IS
years old ITO
CHARLES II. GRAVES, See'ry.
Agreeable TO the rules meeting Of The club
will be held at Mr. David Prices Tavern. on the
evening preceding the FIRST days race.
Stirry county, 10th Sept, 1905. I'm
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Boil TING CLOTHS.
A complete assortment of DUTCH BOLT.
"a ING CLOTHS, superlanvely good from
the lowest No. to superhne-just received, and
for sale by
NJ. e B. MYERS.
Richmond, Sept. 9th, 1905, IF
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October 2. 1906
Land for Salc,

THE subscriber offers for sale, one hundred
4 and ninety six acres of LAND, king IN
the county of Chesterfield, between four &, Eve
miles from Manchester, on the main road Iead-
ing the,efrom to Fowier's tavern L. is thoughc
unnecessary to say much about the quality or iri-
provements on the land, as il is presuruabte any
person inclined TO purchase would wish to view
the premises, which will be shews by maj WIN.
Branch. Terms may be known by applying to
Thos- Whitworth. who is authorised to make
sale Of the said land. lw3sl 18th Sept 1905
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LAND FOR SALE.

A<A4NA< Il O1h OxAAI<s
WILL BE SOLD, on Friday the
wv frh day Of November next, on the pte.
mites, the traa Of Land, whereon John Adeoct
feuior, died poaefed of. lying in Buckinghaia
ecnnty; on both Gdes OF Buffalc creek. con,sinicc
45o scres The Gtuation of this land Is fueh as
may be divided eofus purchaiers the foil is yell
adapted the culture Of tobacco, corn and wheat,
well timbered, and the range for fioe of all kinds
unexrcptoaably good. There are about 100 IA
CREST of this tra6 cleared, and in good order for
cropping, dillant S miles from the town of Cara.
and II from that Of New Canton. A further de-
fcrip.;on is deemed uunecefstv, as il is pfefiri,.
bic chat thofs who with to purehafe will firf view
the pren,hes. The terms Of falc are one third
cain, and the balance in two equal annual pa5-
nents with deed of trua on the land TO fscrre
the payments thereof.
Henry c. Bell, Ex'or.
Argufl a6, 1895. wtd.
THE TRACT OF LAND
On 7rhieh Chesferfeid Courthouse is siruas-
ed, is nos, offered FOR S.dLR. -
THE subscribers being desirous
"A to make division II, their Lands, do of.
Ter rho aforementioned traa of land for sale. ard
will sell on reasonable terms. fec cash or on a
credit. This lrad contains 1928 acres; the 81.
tuation & pace are so well known. that it is need
less 10 say any thing about IT. as is supposedthag
1t any person is incnedro purchase he will view
the sane. Any person wishing TO live in the
public lire, or farming, may, we think suit him.
self Is well, if net better than he osuld in this
ate.oy bnyirg this place. as every necessary is
IN good order for both keeping Tavern and Farm.
ING. The best part of the buildings are insured
IN the Mutual Insurance Company against Fire
in Virginia. An excellent Grist Mill on this si-
tuation, now in good order for grinding an ex-
eelent spring equal to any in the county for af-
, fordng water. And there will be sown about SO
acres Of this land in wheat which will prodace
from Q to 10 bushels per acre. The purchaser
hereof may not expeato have possession Until the
hrst day of January next. The land will be sold
by the acre as the quantity is not known precisely.
We would wish to have two thousand pounds
cash, and we will give four annual payments for
the balance, by the purchaser giving the land for
sec:.riiy Tor the true payment of the balance tnar
may be due. If this land is not sold before Mo-
yember court next which will he The ilih day of
the month, II will be offered for sale TO the highest
bidder, on the premises, thar day on the terms a,
bove mentioned. lift should be sold previous to
thar day. due notice will be given of the same
For iurther particulars apply TO v. Winfree, jr.
living thereon.
Valentine Winffee, If.
William Wmfiee.
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TO BIZ. SOLD,
On heeyal credit, ana Ia iofs % SUR purchasers,
from .zVo hundred and .Jifty to three hundred
acyes of
L A N ID.

An the county Of Henrico. about four miles from
K'ehmond--a distance which renders il bur little
liable 70 pisge, sufficiently near TO one of the
best and most improving markets in The United
States. 80
neacyantsgesofsmallf farms near large towne,
are SO Obvious and gensrally admitted as not to
require particular enumeration. Persons residing
an the city with large families, and who are obIig-
ed 70 keep horses, would be able in one year to
save more than che original purchase. For fur
ther particulars enquire of Mr.. Thomas Norvell.
Richmond, May 4th, 1905. (oaftO
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NOTICE.

JAMES IEKNAN,
Pas just reeeipsd a sut1liiy Of. fresh e good
NHEDiciNEs, PAINTS AND MATTERS,
19l coLoURs-opsuing az his Corner Shop,
oppofte Col. Candles, with which ne mall be
happy 70 ferve his numerous friends. on the mon
niodssats terms.--fie returns bis 6neere thanks
for the favor Of thsir euftom. IN sept.4.
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Rishmsnd,'l OF. 1906
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fr2m tie GHAgLEsroN CouREEa.
sFsrrsr:;,s';s-s '-sss - ss7S-TE1'


The address, of the soele,yof Cpn,tisation-
ii Rcpuo.icaAs IA Phhai-tfsialasto the re-
puollca,is Of -asyIysnsas b@ng tonciod-
CT III ytstefJ2Y's paper, we may yea,
sure 70 appeajso eur readers Far TIE truth
.eI waal, a. The comm=ncemsar OF the.
publication, We advanced respecting 1t.
Ihat'islisa mastery peace of eloquence,
and thar 1t con.ains matter highly i'm.
portrait and not less true must be admit
ted. MIR. Dailasissaid ohs tl1e author of
il, and as a literary composition it would
do credit 10 any man. Ne nov Offer TO
or readersa icltertFon our CORES pond
eas GoYrsgfdor, which We lave had by
rus Tor. sone days. lie sessns to have tax
ea-a very correct view OF the subject
and In oar. optnion there is not an as,
sertion In hislciser which does not come
~home to the adsvessers and their con-
duct wisa all the force oftruth.
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terry. and deceit ;,a that we ~, !,
contention ds'rac,ion and d. al III b;.sa
aug l.l !, Out that we avoid foolish y ra,
wlsl al vain and Improbable t eoa,. Isass
aud employ our organs of snssat ''aaoi
communication Of truth and usria, % h
nation, aad inthe praise Of Hin '' =: 'aIq,
bestowed them upon US. ' Sao rs
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,.t,.c sIculated net to ;ntase toto them'vain,
indefinite and exaggerated notions OF ab-
! strac, rights but to awaken them to a just
sei,ae of their practical du.ies. Gentlemen,
there never was a period In the worlds his,
tory when there was SO little occasion for
such things, as that very tine when you
and the party in which your present adyer-
saries were joint actors with you, had, for
your own private purposes, recourse to
them, irritating and exssperating the pablic
mind. Those very practices are now turn.
edopon yourselves, and you are compelled
to appeal to the people against them, on.
the principles, and almost ia the very
words in which the federalists were oblig.
ed to appeal agalnssyou.
Never was there mere true picture
few more able painted than that given of
your adversaries in your address. Few
have there been more highly decorated
with rich aud appropriate drapery, or plac.
ed in more marking attitude; seldom
has likeness raoye strong, more faithful
been portrayed but remember gentle.
men, it is likeness ofyour former selvss
not less than Of that precious prossncy Of
yours the present body jacobin of Per.a-
syiyania, This was insvitsbe. Even the
talents of Mr.. Dallas, though well suited
10 such things, could not make it o,her.
wise. 1t is not in human cunning to draw
likeness of the former that would not re.
-sembls the latter; orto display the badness
OF the one. without describing, with equal
truth and force the. political improbity of
the ether.
Hnpnnr
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truth ana torce the. political lmpro5ity OF
the ether.
coRREGIDoR.
From the Dartmouth Gazcttee.
The Travellers Returned.
"Who would bleed with raniport for his country.
Tear every teuder PATTON from his heart,
And greatly die to make people happy,
Ought not tafe of happine(s himself
And is low-ioued indeed"
Z" Whofo keepeth his mouth and he's tongae,
kfepeth bis foal from trouble"
The writings Of Solomon abound with
lessons OF itch instruction, are repletc with
useful ideas, and just sentiments, calcu.
lated to enlarge the mind and improve the
understanding. Possessed Of thorough
knowledge of human nature and acquain,-
&c with the numerous imperfections and
weaknesses of mankind, he knew from
whence every irregulaIity arose, and how
to procribe its proper remedy. Amongst
the many proverbs ofthis venerable sage Of
antiquity, the one above cited is worthy
OF particular attention. by due obser-
vance of this maxim, people would avoid
many difficulties, into which they arr fire.
>quently plungIng themselves. There is
perhaps no source from which more evils
have arisen, than from the want Of proper
restraint over the tongue, :hat.uaruly evil,
whfchsis full of deadly poison. 1t is pain.
ful 10 reflect that notwithstanding speech
was designed, by the author of nature to
answer the best and most benevolent ends,
1t Is often prostItuted 10 The yilest purpos-
es. That noble faculty which was design
ed Tor social intercourse, to impars triead-
y advice and instruction, and administer
tie balm Of consolation to bll edlnq
heart, is frequently made the base instru-
nient for wuuGdlng the reputation and de-
stroylng the happiness Of thousands OF the
humaa race. Dlscord and quarreis in tam-
lies, nelghborhoods and larger societies,
generally arise from harsh speeeiles and
unguarded expressions, by many Of which
not the least harm is intended. Nor are
these the only evils which proceed from an
uubr6led tongue. Falsehood and deceit
wiihral thGir kindred vices, flow from this
same bitter fountain, and spreading their
banrtui influence far aud wide, destroy the
beauty. order, and harmony OF society.
How many promising youtas whose minds
were naturally nclined, and who ,badc fair
TO become an honor and ornament to their
eoantry, have been drawn aside from the
path Of moral rectitude into proAigacy and
itFidetity, and have finally fallen sacrifice
to the ailuring enticcments of unprinclped
men. Another thing TO which the power
OF speech is basely perverted, is profanity:
How often IS our sensibility shocked 10
heat men, upon every triaing occasion Ut
ter the most impious oaths, imprecate the
curses of heaven upon themselves and O.
theirs, and blaspheme the name Of that be,
ing, who has power to crush them to dust
with single frown! To enumerate all the
evils, which arise from the want of proper
restraint upon the tongue, would swell this
essay into large volumn; enough have
been already mentioned, to convince US of
the truth OF the wise mans assertion.
! To keep the mouth and tongue IN tbs
/ sense which he Intended, no doubt implies
; that we keep them free from falsehood, fiat
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ecoRREGIDoR's 1st LETTER.

10 Messrs. Dallas, 50 his feHaa0 adaressers,
Of PHILADELPHIA.
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"Etery thing seems out of nature IN this
strange ctlses OF levliy and terocisy, and of all
tots Of cranes jsmoled together with ali sesrs of
follies. In viewing this monifEous tragic-comic
icene, tic mott opposite passicns necessarily fuo-
coed, and sometimes mix with each other in The
miua alternate con1emPt and Indignation al.
rsfaarc laus atsE and tears; alternate tcorn and
ho1sor." BURKE.
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CORREGIDOR.
From THE Dartmouth GQzcttee.
The Travellers Returned.

"Who would not bleed with tranlport for his country
Tear every teuder PATTON from his heart,
And greatly die to make people happy.
Ought not tafe of happnels himself,
And is low-iouled indeed"
:" Whofo keepeth his mouth and he's tongue.
keepe,h bis foal from trouble"
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