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TuRkEYs.--TEe following crr;o,,s snss
'noa OF rearing Turkeys TO advantage, il
translated from Swef,ish hooL So
Rural 0economy.
its'y OF our housewives, fsays this ina
eenalscas su,hor) have long de.paired Of
4 SSH rearing turkeys and complains.
eu' ..'a. ne prohi rarely in3esnnifes them
io' 'he'r trouble and loss Of time where
! as' coruhnes ne, little more is to be done.
than TO plunge the chick into a vessel az
cold water, the very hour, If possible, but
! at least the very day It is Matched, sorcinp-
II to swallow one whole repper-corn /; after
which let il be returned 10 It's mother.
From that time it will become hardy, and
fear the cold no more than a hens chick.
But 4 must be remembered, that this use.
full species of fowls are also subject 10 one
Particular disorder while they are young,
which often carries hem of in few DAYS.
When they begin TO droop, examine care
fully the feathers on their rurnp, and Won,
will find two or three, whose quill par, is
filled with blood. Upon drawing these the
chick RECEIVERS, and after that Requires no
other care, than what is commonly bestoy-
cd on poultry that range the court Yard
The truth of these asserlionsis too we'll
known 10 be denied !; and as convincing
proof OF the success, il win be sufficient to-
mention. that three parishes in Sweden
have Tor many years used this method, and
gained several hundred pounds by rearing
and selling turkeys.
. Fl Gentleman by the name OF parryl, i'm;
one OF The Northern States made a pub
lie and political Speech, in which be spota
very loud ana lengthy. One Of the com.
pany not being pleased withahe haraneue,
observed that an empty Barrei always
made the greatest sound.
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LEXINGTON LOTTERY.

Fortunate numbers in the Firs: Glass oc
the Lexington Lottery, at the close or ,he
drawing 18th August, 1905.
Prizs 81 1000 Dollars no. ssoo.
Prize OF 1000 Doliars-No- 1881.
Prize OF 1000 Dol.ars---No. l4o7.
Prize of geo Dollars~-No. $50.
Prize OF 4Se Dc!lars- No. 3l44.
Prize of. 800 Dollafs--No. NOS.
Prize Of $50 Dollars-No. Soss.
Prize Of 5oe Dollars--No. 1881.
Prize of $50 Do,iars-No. 1885.
Prize of $50 Dollars--Na. 37rs.
Prizes OF 500 Dollars Nos. 1854 $50
1865 1926 asa 1863.
Prizes of 200 Doilars-- Nos. ass, 776
4l9i 34o7 4s7I 1859 1881 36&2 1886
1905 1920.
Prizes of 100 Dollars--Nos. is4o 1873
400 1921 1908 1908 1857 ess 42ls
1894 1928 1859 1896 lIso 1914 4f7z
1922 l4A9 4s47 1918 32s4.
Prizes OF so DolIsrs-Nos. s7oo III
1921 1916 3sI5 a4ss 2as6 1898 1850
1929 $3.50 1857 2lsl 1855 1895 2I5a
q i6l 1888 67a os4 AL 25e3 sao
Prizes of so Dollsrs--Nos. 1so so4s
! OF $3.50 4575 847 57l7 al65 1898 es
100 ASo hofS NO 4OOS t0C4 AllO a.
! 1927 1902 sli 1000 s9s 22s7 1889 <
i 4ls3 1871 1883 1868 1913 2s33 $3.50
e83 ioS 37S 9Olc ss42 l64e sl7 1900
7es 1913 1892 500 1915 1857 sao SO
Z Gle l259 1923 59i 1852 1917 242s
1906 3i75 1901 22i9 1850 1856 1855
y 243 1909 $50 1918 1897 o59 2s4 SO
1925 1889 1860 2oes 1890 1866 1878
4 1914 l7os 1916 2ls7 si55 3o7o 1905
i 1ss 1888 1906 ss7s 1868 3a47 4e3&
~ s7s 1920 S13s 1918 1924 1873
I zlo4.
D1FD--At his sea: in Amelia. on Fri
day the 9th inst. Col. JOHN ROYALL,
IN the 5lst year of bis age
I To deiineate the character of This anal.
able man, would be task that far srar.4
scends The powers OF my pen---yet few
prominent traits may be given.--As a hus-
bsnd he was kind, tender & affeclinnate--.
ssa pafeot he hssperhaps ensareIyeGnal
ied;tnrrornnte The happinsss ofhisch1dren
lseemed TO be The fondes, object Of his de-
ollpiog years, and every psftof his conduct
svinced The strongest sebsibility of these
natural feelings which should always or
, naTnent and grace a parents soul os
I master he was humane and beBs salent to,
a degree that made slavery pleasure 10
those who were under hrD--and IS a
peighbor, he was every thing that neigh
hor ought tobe. His generous bosom was
ever alive to the cry Of disuess and the
: hand Of friendship was always extendsd 10
It's relief. To die is the lot If all men but
TO die universally la,nented Is the lot Of but
Jev. Oh death, what larNeniabie thing
it's that some other object Who could have
been better spared, would not have an
: swered his puePose--what pity il we're
that society should be ro6bed &c one Of its
Tnost valuable members, and virtue Of one
D., Of its ablcst advocates.
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7hos. COr6eT, Gag.

Messrs. Campbell and Khea are elect
ed to Congress for West Tennessee, with
out opposition.---Dr Dickson, we have
been Informed, was not opposed in East
Tennessee.-- rvaHe fafier.
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F}R SALE, II HdWOSosSE
Nezv GIG & HORSE,
Augnsf % -
JUST PUBLISHEO -
-6y DlSeH u SmsLL Of fohi2adeisA;a. ard
Ior safe ey SA1UsL PLsAsASqs, Junio,r
Rfe6nlond, :" "
THAT erLErRSrKp WORK,
GIBBONS HISTORY
or THE
DECLINE IND R.9LL or THE R1).
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=
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MN EMPIRE:
ogether with MEMOIRS OF the LIFE and
WRITINGS of the AUTHOR
NO book con'd be offered, which stands Unless
need ct ercaniium and recomrendat,on--I, ba
r neen read N alniaat every European language
! ne history of the long and interesting perjod
from The reign Of Augustus 20 the taking Of Con-
sfantinople, and the death OF N1ahorre, the II is
NO where else to Be found in the shape OF regular
ana wei arrangedb story The publishers pre-.
sumo 70 hope, thar they do service 10 their couo
II, In giving an Edition of it from the American
press.
j. It's the most compete Edition OF G,pnor
exrsnf.-t'ecausci us enriched with the Memoirs
o. his Life and Writings, written by himself -
Iy ECO pages.
= L IS about one third cheaper than the Lon.
> it - executed 10 the best style.
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Inc ioiiow'ng extrsctis rom iato &c
oress 20 tne canniuates lot the baccslau
'este, Dy Mr. Notl, president OF the OhI
On Ioiss iSsw-i ofk ;-f mary, cneT1S
aga F'qetice 1e1S1on. Man mas osen eau
CT "a o's''nction rom me inferior order:
~ erea'ion, fehgious being, and justly
50 csliec' for, thoush.his hopes aud fears
Oh MS heart stiiied Tor srascrr nature,
IKE torrent which has been chstructed,
VII Dreas' ana sweep away these fra'l
WORKS. whioh sceptclsm may have erecied
% divert rs course. here is something
80 'epu's've "a naked iniideli,y, that the
nind approaches It with reIuc,apce,
snr'hSs BACK from u With horror, and is
never settled until 1t rests on positive re-
hsiop. am aware that fhdf spirit OF de-
souon, that sense OF guilt and dread of
psn'sh1nent, which pervades the human
,h'"u' nave nsen attributed TO either the
.orce OF has't or the influences OF supersti.
.ion' Ect the appesl be made TO human
nature. .ae position OF irreligionists
On .n's. article, human nature itself tur-
nISnes tue most satisfactory refutaiion.
,e''s'o" mrs. principle OF man. lt
up i'"'" .he very seat oil hlei "
c,eayes 20 the human constitution oy
,hvusaau igamen.s entwines aro1nd
| hu,han nature, aad SENDS TO me very bot,
TOM o. me hrart us penetrating tendrils.
:. Ss"oo'' 'nereio'e' oe exserm'naied.
ne experiment has again and again been
'rieu, ana me result has always proved
-. - -. s.
=. .'0'"s'',s Ls-rirdcl. here IS very sin
guar extract ~ ffny' which DO nat
know whether It has ever been tried by
he mouesns IS IN the SD book and
DIN ciapter:
3. . nemocra'us says, let the tongue of a
.s"'S irog DC extracted yitheut pefnit-
ung particic OF us DINER flesh 10 adhere
W t' 'nen urow u INTO water; after a
sho'. "the take 't OUT, and lay II on the
breast OF woman asleep, on the spot
wnsre me paip''alion OF her heart IS per.
rp'ol'osc 70 .net, she VIII answer to You
lrniy Whal an easy and admirable
, mode IS TINS OF discovering tie Thoughts
ana aiisetions OF me COY, the coqoelish,l
ana gallant female Little do they know
inc Ppwer OF lois key, which idsIlibly
uhiocRs ali the afnoroas secrets contained
N y their breasts ! might have made
.or.une Nv advertising THIS valuable recipe.
- - xr<aFr II
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40 itLNl,
The TENT. WF.,ST

Or the back street. next above Mr. ~ ~, bziefs
ur'berhouse--posscssio may be-tsd IN re hrst
day OF SeP,embsr--for terms apple 20
II Dabncy.
Richmond, August %, 1905 9
FRFSH sUfptY oF
Lees Genuine Paint 1seofcigss,
Is just received a, this oiIiee-
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PARIs, June $.

PARIS, June -
The Queen OF Eturia, 1t is said, has re-
fused to marry Prince Eugene Beauhar-
nois, the son OF the Empress Josephine :
on account Of the youth OF her young son,
the king; and promise given o her reIa-
ives the Kings of Spain and Naples, never
more 10 marry. Tie Emperor has de-
mandsd an explanation on this subject!
Later accounts sag, that Jerome Bona
parte IS TO marry the Queen OF Etrnia.
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.8csv Triai.--The supreme court OF this
state las, week granted a new tsiaI IN The
famous cause Of ne Peofle against Harry
Croswr7, on an Indictment for libel, .ried
before the then Chef Justice (How 10
yernor) Leu7s, in 1903. The motion lor
new iriel was founded on the aei ''con-
cerni1g libels," passed ~ Tie last session
Of The legislature. This acts declaraloiy
and by declaring what the law was, as " u
80 whatit should be, operated as reversed
ofthe doctrine held by The late Chief Jus
ticei aud entitled Mr. Cgosweli to a new
trial. { LaHsingbprgh GOzeric
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.

: wEDNEspAy. Aucusr Is lsos.
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termiue whether sac IS furnished with the RE.
per pspers- priva,eersmen have no concern Win
her.
The British squadron sa cadiz, June IS, CON.
sisrsd of S sail of the line.
The United States Frigate Adams,
capt. Murray, went to sea this morning.
(Jvorfox Ledger.J
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TO BE-LEAsED, ron A TERN OF YEARs-


elh Month, sth, 1906. n.
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mare. two of which will be remitted If paid with
in the season, which viii commence the i0fh of
March, s. expire the LIST OF August next. Board
of servants graxis; mares say be fed with grain
at TWO shiilingsper day. i have large and exten-
sve pasturage divided in ge different Enclosures,
that mares with foals may be kept dstinet from
barren mares. One dollar 20 the groom. No lr-
ability for accidents Of any description.
PRECIfITATE was bred by lord Egremont,
foaIed in 1887. got by Mercury "a son of Eelipse}
dam by Herod. his grandaul Maiden by Match
EN-, out of mr. Pratt's old Squirt mare her dam
BY MoguI--Cama by Bay Bolton-Old Lady
dam of Sterling by PuIleine's chesnu, Arabian
lockwood Buster.
PERF oRMANcE.
In the FIRST spring meeting, 1899, at New-NIar-
ket. when years old. he won the first class of
The princes stakes of 100 guincas each. beating
rhuudefbolt, Chantic.eer, and Sir Pepper. four
having paid the forfeit In the same week he
won the Bolton stakes Of so guineas each. beat
ing Chamhooe. Dragon and Pallafox y; paid
forfeit. Second spring meeting he won the Sd
class OF the princes stakes of guineas beating
Thunderbolr; paid forfeit. And in the same
week he received 100 guineas forfeit from Lord
sGrosvenor's Radamsnthus.
In 1872 he won & so 1t Cuid6eld, beating
Doge, Thunderholt, Sarnigapatam and Stout
the next day E SO at the same place, beating Car
dock and Griffin. Tie also " on ,i,e kings 100
guineas, n Lewis, beating Skysc, sper at heats,
the LIST being dead heat After which he was
so highly esteemed thar ne become a stallion in
his Lordships stud at 70 guineas mare This
horse IS the sire &C the following running horses
m England' Jonnquil, Petworth. Mariana Ro-
saba. Chestnut colt out Of 3obtail. Chestnut cole
OUT OF Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus, Raginier,
Apollo, CULVER, Tag Louisa Tips,af, mr..
Heashco,e's FLY out of Reeves, Achy mist, CIod-
hopper. Grey ally his n II. Lampadosa. Mars,
Mary, Matrance. Bay FLY mr. Browns. Grey
HlIy mr. Radcliffe, Tax, TipstaG and Rcbtaii
Feb. 20. 1905. THOMAS GO0DE.
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u UN away from the subscriber
n about the 18th January last, a negro man
named AID AM, a5ous % years OF age, OF dark :
complexion, about s feet high. has small scar
ON his forehead; had on when he went away an
oxnaburgs shirt. short coat and rantaloons of
blue plains, and common felt hat lie had sundry
other clothing which il supposed he carried
with him. as they have not been seen since he
escaped. lie was purchased os mr. Gabriel Tu,r
about 10 months past, of whom the subscriher
purchased Immediately afterwards; the said fell
low has wife at DR.. CIaggett's. who resides az
Culpeper courthouse; it is probable he may be
harboured by his wife at this place. Whoever
will deliver the said fellow to the subscriberIiv-
ing an Albcnarle county near Charlottesville.
shall receive reward of Thirty Dollars, or if Sc
cured ia any jail SO tina. ger him again Twenty
Dollars. JOHN CLARKSON.
Did Feb. 1905. ,r
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SURvEYoR.s OFFICE.

I. WOOD, Mathematical Suvey.r forfbe cir 81
Ricbmcnd, informs those persons who may desire
TO have any Lots surveyed or divided, 10 apply
al his house opposite TO Mr. Copland's shockoe-
Hill: and wheat trorn home. to leave carde,ine
there or at Mr.. John Moody 'sthe corner otthe
square. ..,:-
All other surveyors are prohibited oy an o'e..
nance ar the Common Hali from suisey,hs a,y
.onares or lots. or running lines within the city
pounds under the penalty OF the legal Tees OF the
city surveyor for every offence.
Hav DC
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law BooKs,
FOR sALE Ar rnfs OFFICE

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JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun.

The subscriber (Robert Gamble, sen. avais
himself OF this opportunity to thank his numerous
friends for the very large share of patronage he
has received in the mercantile lne-and hereby
tenders the public his future services as Com
p,issfOr Merchant. He fatters himself, his long
experience with other circumstances unneccssa-
r. here TO mension) entisieshim to the confidence
OF those who may save business of thar nature TO
transact in this city-assar;ng such of his best
exertions 20 merit appreciation.
Those who yetremain indebted TO the late firms
OF Gamble q Granan, of Staunton. of Gamble
u 7emt!c, Robyf Gamble 81 Co. and R,,5eyt Cam.
bic, of the City of Richmond, are once more ear
nessly requested TO make immediate payment of
their respective balances Such Us continue re.
CARELESS of this last notice cannot expea longer
indulgence.
Ro GAMBLE. q
Richmond. Nay 6. 1906. ep3w wtf
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Dissolution Of PdtfncrsI;6.

y J,SS0ilitzo,l OF Partnership.
THE late FIRM OF PRICE U HARRIS hav-
i Ing been dissolved on TN, 2lst inst by the
death OF the said Price NOTICE is hereby Civ
en- TO all persons indebted 10 the said firm, TO
come forward Immediately and Discharge tAeir
Respective 5aiaEce s--And al those having claims
against tue said Arm are desired TO bring then
forward Cor adjustsnen, on or before the LIST day
Of Jtly next, being anxious to bring the business
to speedy close
THOMAS HARRIS. Jun.
Su,ciuing tvsner ef fbe iate firm
9fPiee {, Harris.
Powhatan county, hpl. so. 1905.
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RIO. GAMBLE.
JOHN c. GAMBLE.
RO9ERT GAMBLE. jr.
Richmond, May 9th, 1905.

The subscribers take this method of informing
their friends and the public. chat they insen car
rying on the mercantile business. under the firm Of
1oiin s. Robert Gamble, Jan.
They are nowreeeiving by the ship Rolla. a choice
seletfion of LONDON GOODS, and daily ex-
peel from Liverpool. general assortment of
HARDWARE. sc. suitable for the season
which viii be sold by the piece, package, or do.
zen. on the most moderate terms, for cash, u,cr
chantable country produce. or the usual credit to
Substantial and ,Pancfnai cxston,ers. ~
They have on hand. Madeira add Sherry
Wine, Cogniac Brandy, West India Rum, Whis-
key. Sugar. Pepper, Alum. copperas and Rrim-
stone, lin pipes, hhds, and casks,) Cotton and
Wool Cards, Pasenr Shot, Steel, Bar Iron. Hol-
low Iron Ware. German Scythes, Cutting Knives
and Whet.Srones. Oznaburgs, Tirklenburgs and
Brown Hessians. Snuff. Cut Herrings, &c.
They also possess large and convenient Byict
warehouses covered with Siate. for receiving and
| storing Flour. Tobacco, &c. Those gentlemen
who favor them with consignments, Will find
| their charges reasonable, and may rely on THEN
best exertions to afford satisfaction.
ETs The highest rates givenfor Bees Wax
good Bear, Deer and Otter Skins, and othel
shipping Fur.
JOHN G. GAMBLE.
ROBERT CAM3fE Inn.
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--t g<<s sBs cover mares at my stable, in
Crcensvlllc comfy. CT Noaoway river. about
mises oeicw where the gIcat stage road crosses
it, at the lower Cur Bank bridge, at Ten cui-
meas each and a u oilar to the groom, 10 be ds-
charged any time before the Is, day of October
next by she payment offoriy dollars; but no dis
count will be made if paid after that day Buz-
zAnp is a chestnut horse of good sizc, and of ex-
cellent bleed; for his beauty, shape and appear.
znce leave Others 20 decide ? racer, the
Calendars declare HIM most capital, having won
land generally at New.Market) 81 races Heis
slpslcubtedly among the best stations that has e
yer appeared in England. forthe proof OF which
Z beg leave 20 refer eenslsnento the Racing Ca
ieldsrs Of tliaI country, aud visich to be seen
at his stand.
In 1899, the first of Buzzard, S stock Appeared
ON the turf In that year ne had FIVE winners, in
l3Go he ssaa seven. ID 1901 ne had fourteen, (se-
vcral ef those won Z and times each in that
year, in 1902 he had sixteen WINNERS. and in
1895 he had twcnty-one. This is the last Calen-
dAr that has come to hand. Iris to be observed.
thSt BnzEards stock have very generally run a,
New. Market, where all the best horses go] and
many of them have proved uncoTnmony good
racers among them are Hcmby Lass, Pet, Pop
pingjay, Quiz, Surprize, Malta, Merryman, So
phia, Miss Bailey, and great many Others II
is also 70 be observed that no 5talionin England
had as many winners in 1905, by seven, AZ Buz.
4
had only fourteen, Trumpeierthrteen only, John
Bull foarteea. Beaningbrough fourteen, Voun-
feor nias, and Whisky 9---I,iose horses are ac-
knowlcjged by all gentlemen sonversant with the
rurf. 70 be the hesr Staliious now in England.
Bvzz=Td has been web proved good stallion
Fer which reason, 1 beg leave to recommend him
s.rongy 10 the gentlemen OF the turf, and such Q.
Tiers as have well bred mares. no, doubling bat
a good proportion of his stock will turn out "a
GERS.
IN the i've years above mentioned Buzzard's
colts won lsl rzces The great value of this
horSe will, trust BE an apology for the price
he is 70 cover ar, however wish gentlemen 10
come aud view him, and see therselves the per.
Torrance Of his colts in the calendars, and
hope they will admir- he does not sfand 100 high
Good pastor s. gratis servants who attend
the maze soAsdedat l0l6a wcel. corn furnish.
cd a. the marker prlee, aod The greaiestauention
paid 20 re maIes, buf no spoDsibiIty for acei.
dci,ts % esclyt Mates for ten giiineas will be
expected niih ,is mares by
NATHANIEL RIyES.
March, 1905.
N. b. The season will commence the 18th |
inst. and end the Isl Of August. Mr..
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FOR SALE.

FOh OALE.
lfnot sold by the 18th OF Jnae next, It viii be
leased from FIVE to ten years, and possession
given on the tisst day Of July next,
WOODBURY. MILLS,
Lately built Of brick and stone, 50 by AZ feet.
three stories high, with durable stone dam, two
pair Burr and one pair Cologne stones. with eie-
vasors, screens, boulting cloths &c. on the mos,
approved construction and now in complete order
for business situated on constant stream, in The
midst of a delightful wheat country. in the coun.
~ of Powhatan, only one and 4 half miles from
James river. and % miles above Richmond.
To the mill will be attached lot OF absu. 100
acres land. on which stands a comnodious two
story dwelling house and other necessary Offices,
handsomely enclosed. under post and rail fence,
with garden paied in. all new. being lately finish.
ed; a coopet's and blacksn,itl,'s shop, niilier's
house, houses for the accommodation of the
workmen, and excclient water very convenient
for all purposes Terms may be known on appi.
cation 10 the subscriber. 30
THOMAS HARRIS, Jon.
P1<rbatan county, .ip,ii so, 1906. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
WILL BE SOLD.

ITO the highest bidder. on Mondzy,;he Sd of
June next, at the laie dwelling house OF
Col. John Jones, dec Amelia.
Abont tqventy-tSuo likely Negroes,
Among which are some trsdesmen, a good Coop
or. rough Carpenter. Shoe maker and Black
smith. One thisd of The above slaves will be
sold for cash, the other two thirds on credit Of
tsve'vc months--Bonds with approved security
for all sums above twenty dollars will be reouir-
ed Of the purchasers /; if nor puneually paid, 10
carry legal interest from the date
Likewise. on a credit Of twelve months. viii
be sold, (approyed bonds as above)
.Mfhe sfoek Of Horses, catfle, Sheen. Hogs,
Househotd u Kitchen Eur71ifure. Planfa-
zion Utensils, and a. fezv barrels at Corn.
All persons TO whom the estate of Col Iohn
Jones IS indebted, are requested TO bring their
claims forward on the day of sale. by
David {. Jones, admir-.
18th May. 1905 ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-29
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