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Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
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An Act for determining the times and places
for holding the feveral Courts of Common
Pleas in the County of York.
SEC. I. Be it enGacd D. TIE Senate and Hoait
g Rsprslentativs5, IL Genera! Cart a1em5led, and
By The authority Of TIE Jane, That from and af-
Ter the paf1ing this act, the times and places for
holding the Courts Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county Of Y Ork ihall be as follows,
viz. at York within and for the county of York,
on the fourth Monday Of April at Waterloo
rough, within and for the county OF York, on
the fourth Monday of Auguft; at Biddcford,
within and for the county of York, on the frlt
Monday of December.
SEC 2. Be it further nat7fd, That all &C
tions, fuits, writs, proce-s, appeals, and recog-
nizances, already taken, commenced, fued out
or made or that hereafter may be commenced
fucd out or made returnabe at York, on the
third Tuelday OF april next, or on the third
Monday of April next And ali actions, fuits,
proceheS, recognizances, and prOiecutions Of
every kind, now pending, or that may be pend
ing, in the Court Of Common Pleas, which
was to be holden at York, aforelaid, on the
third Tueiday Of April next, or on the third
Monday Of April next, fhall Be returnable to,
entered, proceeded upon, and tried before the
faid courts, to BE hoden by virtue Of this act
At York on the fourth Monday of April next
SEC. 3. BE il further ena7ed, That all the
laws heretofore made, and now in force, deter
mining the times for holding the leveral courts
aforefaid, be, and the fame hereby are repealed.
APpyoved, March IS, 1895.
AN ACT In addition to an act, entitled, }" an
att for the relief Of poor Priloners who are
committed on execution for debt."
Be il enat7ad BY the Senate and boHls Sf rfbrs-
Etnt4tit'e5 IL General Court a1fm5Led, and BY the
authority ottbe jams, That Whenever any perfon
ahall have been convicted for any offence againit
government, and fhaI have futfe ed the penal
sies Of the law therefor, and cannot therefore
be admitted as a witnefs in any civil or crimi-
nal action, and lhall afterwards be committed
for debt, and being poor and indigent fhall be
unable to pay prilon charges, the fame perlon
may be admitted to the oath as prelcri ed by the
act TO which this is in addition, he or fhe con-
forming to all the regulations which are made
in flid act.
By tie Goveynsy abproved.-MGrcb I, 1895.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
Latga Jneips from europe.
$500
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CoNSTANrINoPLF, DEC. a,
The ufurper, HhmaeI Pacha is fill in pohef-
fon of Acre. He lately pretended with to
treat for an accommodation with lbrahim Pa
cha, who unfortunately relied on the Gncerity
of his GropoGtions but at moment when
leaft expected, Iihmael made fally, attacked
the troops of Ibrahim in flank, and beat them
back with great lois.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

An Act for determining the times and places
for holding the ieveral Courts of Common
Pleas in the County of York
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
,Y THE. atsvrexAsr covxnseR or TEE
cosxonwskLru OF vrscISIA,
A PROCLAMATION.


yXyKEREAS il appears that the cities Of
wv New York aud Philadelphia, the Yves,
India Islands and other places are now unhappi.
iy affixed with an Infectious and malignant dis
ease, which without due caution may be brought
into this commonwealth, by vessels arriving there
from have thought At, with the advice of the
council OF state, 10 issue this proclamation here
by calling upon the superintendent Of Ouaran.
tine of the different ports Of entry and delivery of
this commonwealth, 10 use every exertion on
their part to prevent the introduction of so great
4 calamity among the good people Of this state:
To ene1 which they are hereby particularly en-.
joined 10 demandof ill masters of vessels coming
from the said cities OF New Yor. and Philadsl-
Phia, the West India Islands, or any otter place
aihie'ed a. afo-esad, the requisite declaration Of
the state of health of tis-irrespeSaye crews, &c.
according to the law in thar case made and pro-
vded. And if the result Of such enquiry shall So.
tlsiy the superintendent of the port which such
vessel may wish to enrer, that the public safety
requires their performance OF Quarantine, he is
hereby required 70 see that the same be done AZ
the place heretofore appointed, conyenicn. to the
said por, tor time not exceeding twenty days.
And do hereby strictly cnjoin and require that
until such vessels shall DC discharged from their
Quarantine, all persons coming or goods imported
| therein, come net on Eh,re, or 81 on board any
other verse;, or be landed or put on board any o.
| Their vessel whatsoever within t1iscommonwe
And moreover, that no person or persons 20 on
board any vessels ordered TO perform Quarantine,
! Ia pursuance hereof. without permission FIRST had
and obtained in writing from the said e.ntcnd-
ants. And the said superintendan.s are hereby
authorised TO use the proper means of obtaining
! the most early and accurate information of the
situation of all vessels Coming from the said cities
OF New York and Philadelphia, the West India
Islands, or any other phce afliGed as aforesaid,
with an inteniion of entering into any the ports
rivers or harbors within the jurisdiction of this
state. And all pilots are hereby required and en-
joined to give notice unto some one of the said
superntendans. of the srrivsl OF all vessels from
the said cities of New York and Philadelphia the
West India Islands. or any other place ainieed as
Aforesaid, and are inhibited from conducting the
same into any of the port, of this state unit. due
examination is made IS aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Govern
or, with the seal of the Commonwealth an
nexed, at Richmond, thi, 2lst day of Sep,
L.S' renber, in the year OF our Lord one .hou
sand eight hundred and Ave, and of the
| commonwealth The rhirtie,h.
| (Signed) JOHN GUERRANT, Jr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
MARsHAL.s SAFES.

TN pursuance of decree of the
a Court of the United States for the f.f,h Cir
cult in the Virginia Distria, pronounced at the
May Term, 1905, in behalf of Jonn Tate and
Thomas Aston, assignees of Henry Martin, a
gainst James Vaughan. admir-. Sc. of Matthew
Vaughan, dec. and OTHERS Win be SOLD, 10
the highest bidder, for ready money, at Pears's
Tavern. in the county Of Goochand, on the 2Osh
day OF November next,
The following SLAVES, viz.
Glib Joe. Ned, Trip. Cyrus. Peter, Parrot, Bill
ly, Lewis, Lewey, Carter, Phil and .Pcr,eus
(nia'es); Nell, Frankey, Lucy, Fanny, Judy A.
my, Dolly. Sylvia and Betty (fsmales). or so ma
lay thereof as may be sufficient 10 raise the sum Of
one thousand seven hundred and seventy six dol.
lars and thirty-four cents. with interest on one
thousand four hundred and seventy mine and fs.
ty-one cents, part thereof at the tate Of six per
centum per annum, from the 23d day of May.
1905, and the expenses Of sale.
BEN IiOSBY, d. NJ. for
JOS. SCOTT, M. v. ID.
October ed. 1905. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
Forty Dollars Reward.

Va UN away from the subscriberliv-
~ Ing in Granville county, Ns-ih Carolina.
in March last, two bright riuiaito fellows; one,
by the name of d ARrLEY, about IS years of
sse he mas out little TO say, and appears to be
~ hutnbles he is tolerable good Shoemaker
ard he IS 4 well set negrc.-GEORGE is about
% years OF age, about feet high, spare made,
bu, a very active negro. fond OF drink, and very
forward saucy fellow. ! expect they have OBJ
tanned free passes and viii endeavor 10 pass for
free negroes; it IS probable they are lurking a.
boat Manchester. Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen in Manchester few days past Any
person taking shen Up and continuing them in jail,
SO that get them. shall have the above reward,
or 20 dollars Tor ei,her, paid by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENIEG.
june stii, 1895. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
ROBERT GREENHCW,


NfERCHANT in Williamsburg,
i.Ss has jra received in the ship Planter frcns
London, an aiiortnent tf 3zERCLLiNDfzE; 8;
dsiiy expea. By the ara arrivals from, Liverpool
fspply e tYCoLLBNS Of every deception, q
IRONdrO NGER1' or HdRDJI4RE--~hie
added 20 hi, iiosk on bend, viii render his Rore
al generally siIorted. and a, competent to the de-
mad, Of purehsfsrs as any on the continent.
The felsaion is made hy his friends IN different
psrts Of Great Britain, we'll Aillcd in the qusli-
de. OF goods; purshsfed from the Manufacturers
Themselves, net on credit bar with ready moasy !;
Of ccurf. laid in OF better & rms * of naushfupe-
rior qrssies 10 thofe ufuslIy shipped by Comai,-
fion Merchants. at the accustomed credits of tx
months, nine months and twelve months.
He offers theni to his Friends aad Coantrymen,
or can. apprcsed paper, credit, to thois ~hose
,npolusi;ty can be relied Gil. At prices IS low as
hcy can be Afforded 1t, aiIuriss h;s diGant eus-
oniers that tei orders ~ill "a, Ill tinaesbs thank
uIly received and diligently executed.
September 4, 1905. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
Fail q Winfer Goods.

The subscribers have received, and
are now opening a considerable part of their
WOOLLENS;
Among which are
Bales of assorted Rose s. Dufill
blankets,
Do. Nap'd Cottons,
Do. Yarn & Plaid Hose,
Do. White s Coloured Plains,
Do. Kerseys & Halfthieks,
Do. GIL & IA Coatings, plain
and strip'd,
Do. Cloths, assorted colours and
prices,
Do. Forrest Cloths,
Boxes Mems Hats assortedprices,
Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Dia-
pers, &c.
Also--An assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY and NAILS.
In addition to which, they daily expect on the ar
rival of the Suffolk from Tendon, large as
sor,,nenr of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Which WILDE offered for sale ON their usual terms
GILLIAT& KIRBY.
oaober 4, 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
10 Millers, Owners, & Manusac-
tlrers of Flour.

VIE snbscriter informs his friends and the
\ pubic, thai he has purchased the stock of
TRENCH BURR PIECES ..on Mr. Thomas
donovan, and has again couniencesi the making
of BORR MILL .S7ONE.S, near the Basin Of
the Canal. and opposite The Hay Scales, where
he has large quantity Of good mzse,ials and ex-
pe1s lature constant supplies.
The best workmen are employed, and wiss,e
constantly attended to by himself The experi-
encc he has had induces him TO believe that he
wi.' ae able TO give general satisfaction: He al
SO hopes that his old friends, and the public will
again iavnr him with their commands.
Being acquainted with the manufacturing of
nouT. he will give the purchasers OF stones the
best information how 10 put the stones 70 work
to adv@ntage-and Will also choose for those who
desire 1t, Boiling Cloths adapted TO the quality of
the stones. Orders cent to Messrs- lanes c..
Anthony. Roys,ef & Bohannon, merchants, Rich.
mond, or to the factory, will be faithfully and
punetually complied with John MOODY.
Richmond, Sept 10, 1905. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
20 be sold, for ready money, I'm


20 be sold, for ready money, in
n pur,uance Of deed OF trust from David
Ross, esq. in order 70 raise the sum Of 205i dolls.
90 cts, with Interest thereon az the rate FIVE per
ceuinm per 2nnnm, from The lirst day Of August
last, due from the said David Ross 10 the trus.
tees Of James Dunlop, dec. the following
Lands, Lots and Tcncments,
Or such part OF them as may be necessary to pay
the said debt, and in;ercst with the charges add
expenses Of executing the trust. m Estate or
Plantation IN the county OF Coochland called
Coles, containing by estimation fifteen hundred
acres, be the same ore or Tess, ling on the wa
tets ofthe Byrd creek, and purchased By The said
david Ross Of the representatives Of Jamcs Cole
OF WIN Cole and John Hughes, and adjoining
the lands Of Richard Adams and Samuel Rich.
afdson, according 70 SIS known boundaries as
held by the said David Ross Also, the follow.
ing LOTS in the town OF Columbia, Fluvanna
county, 20 wit Lot No. &c, on which the ware
house IS built; Lot No.75. on which Is a store.
house, now or late in the occupation of Iohn
Iclbes No. ~ row or late in lhs occupation of
j. Strother; No 20. now or ls,e in the oeenpa
iion OF Mrs. PTice.--'The sale wall take place al
John Hspier's Tavern, in tic town Of Coinn,bia
on the 18Th day Of Novenb next and the lands
and teaemeu's aforesaid wJll be SCI % "a that
oYdef which shall appear best TO salt the purcha.
segs, and riost bsneiicialto The parties concerned
BEN. MOsBY, aS-ny trustee.
OAeSer oh, lSoS, w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
Boil TIN CT CLOT II S.

a complete assortment Of DUTCH BOLT.
{ ING CLOTHS, supsrlativsly good from
the lowest No. TO superGne--just received, and
for sale by
NJ. 81 D. MYERS.
Richmond, Sept. 9th, 1906 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
Lands. torsale IN Buckinghamc oun:y.

THE subscriber offers for sale the
i following trace OF Land, viz.-1O00 acres
beginning where maj. Charles Yancey's Inc joins
his on James river, and extend ouS 10 include the
above quantity, so as te leave the low grounds,
with sufficient timber to support it-Aiso, two
traSls on Sycamore island creek and its waters,
o. four hundred acfes each, adjoining the lands OF
mai. xancey and Che suOscriber's those two
traAa a,ere formerly The propery of col. John
Hoaisins of Goocilsnd on she lower traStIs tho't
10 Sc good m-seat--Eikewise tratt on Me-
redi,hs creek OF three hundred x eighty eight a.
crcs, adio;E:ngyhe lands OF col. VIM. Perkins, on
which is q plantation suilciene To work FIVE or
six llania 10 a.vantass. a thriving young orchard
IN bearing one CT two years, an excellent creek
running thro' the plantation On which mighi he
erected n convenient mill in wealthy neighbor-
hood she above land abounds with very good
pine for 5uldings--slso . tTaa of two or three
hundred acres below John Basby, senr's. on this
there is small plantation viii! excellent frlft
trees, and q good situation for q nil,, 9 fresh
broke the dam and eft the house which is two
stories high, ard ~ small expense may be put
i.i grinding order. The above lands lay convene
entto lVarmins sr, aud VIII DC shewn 10 any per-
son wishing to purchase, by the proprietor, and
the terms made known.
JOSEPH CABELL.
Buckingham, Ripton, 9Jl Sept. 1905. sn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
lust RECErvED.


If 'ThCOB .JOHNSON,s Bsok. .Sfoye. a fer doors
below tie &zlaier Hoatss, Richmond.
a new edition of Count Runford's Essays, 3
vols. with plates.
Parke on insurance..
Volney's View OF the United States, with plates.
Hersn's Junus, with eles plates. at diff prices.
Se!ed Plays.
Logan's Sermons.
5mith's ditto.
Bauow's Travels in ChinM
PERKINS, French Grammar.
Ditto Fables.
Ditto Exercises.
a number of other valuable books.
J JOHNSON, has JUST published in 2 volz
price dol. so cts the HIsTonY or AMERICA,
from its discovery TO the death Of Gen Wash
ington, with maps, by Richard Snowdon. esq
OF New Jersey. Subscribers to the above " osls
VIII please call or send for their books.
] JoBSsoE VIII receive subscriptions Tor
Brool;s's Universal Gazetteer. improved, now IN
tho press.--SscredC Classics, in rem vols. elegant
and Collins's ouarto Bible.
STATYON.4RY.
Deny paper OF good quality, suitable for
Printing pamphlets snperfoyal printing paper,
printing ink, blank books of all sizes, and &c.
neral assortment ofauicies in the Stationary line
Orders from town or country will be thaakf full
~ received and punaual!y executed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
STATYOMARY.
Land q HaUes, for SAFE.

NN Monday the Cd day Of De-
~ cember nextrif fair, if nor the next fair
day, at the dwelling house OF John Robertson,
dec. late ofthiscoGnty. Two Hundred and Eigh.
~ Acres Of Land more sr less, lying on Apo
naattox River in The county of CheslerheId, adj
joining the lands Of hajor Francis Eppes and
the estate Of Benjamin Ward An agreeable ST.
,szsion well watered. with improvements euFici.
ent tor the accommodation Of geaieel family.
Further particulars are unnecessary, as those
Inclined to purchase win wish to view the pre-
misses, which win be made known by application
to Mr.. John Robertson who resides on tile pre-
onses, or the executors, Twelve NEGROES,
consisting OF men, women, boys snd girls ; stock
OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; crop OF Corn,
West and Fodder, Household and Kitchen Fur.
fiture and Plantation Utensils. Two annual
payments will be required for the lands, & twelve
months credit viii be given for tile purchase of
the negroes, &c on all sums above Two dollars
By THE EXECUTOR.
September OH, 1905. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16

The subscriber wishes to sell for
cash, or on credit ti-lthe first day Of January
next, the
Zoo BRICK 7cneme1is,
Adjoining the house OF Mr.. BENJAMIN Mosby.
JOHN PENDLET0N.
Civ Of Richmond. Nov. 10fS, 1907. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
Geo. Watt

NS0s w ckL
TAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
= curied 10 brick house On the egoas street
leading from, the main street 10 Shockoe ware
house, wasre he has on hand and offers to dis
pose Of on moderate terms, By wholesale,
The following drtir}cS, oiz:
Loaf Az sinscovsdo Sugars,
n England, w. Island, and antigua Rum,
Cogniac, barcelona and apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality.
mo!asses, Ginger ard Fig Blue,
Young Tyson and Imperial Tea,
go Sacks Liverpool Salt,
PSrent Shct, assorted s;zes--hnd
The remainder of his Stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principally OF articles suited 70 the
present. ani approaching season, which he Will
either sell on 4 credit Of 3, 6 and months, for
notes negocisbls at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved cndorssrs, or barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash giycn fer Tobacco.
Richf1ond 99d March l005
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
SURRY JOCKEY CLUB.


vR| ILL be run for over the course
w ~ Snrry courthouse on the first Thursday
IN November nsxt (bcing the seventh Of the
month"; the Surry Jockey GLIB Purse Of three
hundred ard fifty dollars, three mile heats nd
The day following (ruesday) the Purse of the
Proprietor OF the Course, worth one hundred aud
hity dollars, two mile heats.
M pcrrcns wishing to start horses, &c. for
The latter purse viii be required 10 nay an en-.
trance Of twenty dollars, cxeep, members OF the
club, and from them entrance of eight dollars
viii be required, the weights OF the course are as
follows:
Aged horses $50 years old 100
years old 100 3 wears old az
years old no
CHARLES III. GRAVES, sec'ry.
Agreeable to the rules meeting of the club
viii be held at Mr. David Prices Tavern, ON the
evening preceding the first days race.
Surry county, 10th Sept. 1905. TN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
MARsHAII.,s sALES.

10 be SOLD, for ready money. in pursuance
OF n decree of,h, Court oftbe United States,
for the fifth circci, in the Virginia dssries, be-
tween Phineas Bono. attorney for the creditors
Of Ezekiel Edwards and David Ross, and others
in order 10 raise the sum OF 1909
dolls % cents, with the expenses of sale, num-
Der of very valuable SLAVES, now az the Ok
ford Iron Works. The sale will take place AZ
the said Works, on the 10Th day of November
next. ae ~
BEN. MOSBY, ID. M. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. I'D,
oGober 4, 1905. a. ids
ID Y virtue of a deed of trust execut-
I'D to us by John Christian. jr. TO secure the
payment of deb; therein mentioned due to the
late firm of Dunlop, Pollok & Co, will be sold,
TO the highest bidder. for ready money, st Prince
Edw ard courthouse, on Monday the 18th day OF
November ncxt. (being court day. a TRACT Of
LAND, containing l50 acres more or less, living
on tho waters of Fig Rough creek. in the said
county Of FRINGE Edward, being the land bought
by said Christian from, Abner Coffee. per deed
bearing date the 2s,h day of May, 1908.
The land may be viewed previous TO the day Of
sale, by applying to the said John Christian, jr.
Sanxei W. Yeaa6ie,
Peter .Jobnstsn.
Prince Edward, 18th Sept. 1905. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
NOTICE.

I hereby given, that on Monday the 9stb OF
Otto5sr next, If fair, If nor the hest fair ds,
J shall proceed 70 sell, 2 valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing 200 acres more or less, and
personal esyase, pursuant to the last will and tes-
,sment OF JOAN Tupin, dec. The land win be
sod upon one and two years credit, for bond ard
approved tecuriiy to bear intcresr from the date
u not puntiuay paid, aud 10 BE ultimately sccu.
fea oY decd OF trust upon tie premises. The
Place " pretty well known by the name OF rur.
pms Tavern, and lies upsntlc read Itadm 2 from
Niehmond TO Charles City courthouse, within 6
nhes o. the iofmer--mucli migh, besaid IN favor
o. thar situation, and slew TITO be truly ,lesira
olc, ether as stand Cor tavern, or resort con.
uguous TO Richmond---is a5oands in FIRE wool.
and - Supplied with water equa! to any below the
mountains IS improved ~ a well constructed
a"el''ng house, having passage ard s hand
syne room below sad2 above stairs an orchard
~ wen selee'ed trnit itees, arPie & peach, that
souo" 'sh bearing. Fresuniug however, that
ps's'ns disposed to buy, will previously view tie
pace u Is needless 10 add moe than, such may
Se shewn It BY the subscriber adjoining thereto
lhe personal estate consisting Of z likely yonny
negfoes some good beds, Other household and
h"Sheh iorni'ure, crop Of corn fodder, tlarta
uoh uiensrs, stock of horses, cows, bCss ard
s"eep' whl be sold upon ~ months credit. for
bond and approved security, % carry in,c,e,, =,
IN We o'aer case, u NOT puaamiIy paid Tor ali
sum u''Her ~ dolls eash masfbe paid down. AM
Donas eNee~ed before the pfo)eriy sold Is deli.
'S'eo' AvSAlN TAI NAN, Ex'r. of
JoHN 1UnPIN, dec.
Henrico county, Sept. %, 1905. ida
JUST PUBLISHED,
In handsome i2mo. vol. q forslle a, this Office.
THE THIRD EDITION
or THE
h L I Z Frs
or TnE
3 II ] i ISL spy.
Originally published 10 toe Virginia Argus. in
August and September, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16

IN apprentice TINTED.
Fl, q In d Of reputable conactsions. about IL
< A or Is years Of age, would be taken az an
Apprentice 10 learn the Printing Business, az
tie Office of the vIEoisiA ARors.
J. Caober q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16

re svBscrisERs, uEpER THE rInM or
Tylor @ Brown,
Offer their services 10 tho prblic as AUCTION,
EERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, az
the stand lately occupied by Thsmas Taylor K
Co. where they have on hand large stock q
Dry CoOds 81 Hest India Produce,
Most Of which viii be disposed Of q, priva.e ssle
on very low terms, FOX cash or approved nsgo.
liable notes.
Thomas Taylor.
James Brown, Jr.
PichmcuJ, ii,h Oh. 1905. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
KNOWSLEY,

They have determined 20 continue 20 stand him
The mex, season at YIN Woods, 10 miles aboss
Charlottesville. The terms ~ esveral, Ni,h O.
tler particulars, viii be made kaown 10 due Zinc
VIM. Woods.
Gee. VI. Woods.
AisemaFIs, se.t %, 1905. 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-16
NOTICE.
IANlFS 1'EKNNN.

JAMES IEkNhN,
Hrs jNsf received suahly ~ Ircsh e gooa
nTFpicINEs, PAINTS Ann MATTERS,
IFA coLOURs--opeuiog at his Corner shop
cYfohtc Col Cgfnbic's, with which he laail be
hspPy 10 fer-e lis numerous friends, on Inc noli
iaoierass seTuss.-tIe returns bis Gneere thank.
for the favor Of their eulon. 90 Sept. 4.
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