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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
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Hf has Waldron,s Gsess ma cFadlns
.Seyfhes. llsilaad and eesan GSeet yast
Sfoues. he assures his triends and chs
; TONERS generally, that hs NH sen fhese
1rticles % perg acromnedai;a9 serms.
nd tsgs kane % ssEcit tteiv eiisfon a.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31
BALTIMORE, August 20.

Arrived, schr. Eliza, Robbins, from
St. Martins.
Lefs there schooner Victory, of Connee-
ticut, the ouly American vessel there.
Spoke nothing but pilot boat schooner
who asked if there were any French pri.
vateers on the coast; black dump ship
was in co. who bore down and fred sevs-
raj shots into the Eliza, one of which had
nearly killed captain MafIat, by passing
within few inches Of him. and ordered
him to come on board with his papers
when they ssw him about to do 90 thsy
told him to proceed.
They think the ship belonged to Nor
folk, but could net learn her name.
Also ship Six Sisters, Aud, from Am
sterdam.
Sailed Goth June. On the edge Of the
Gulph spoke the British frigate Csmbran,
which had an American ship from the Isle
OF France as prize, intending 70 take her
into Halifax could not learn her name,
but supposes she had been bound to New
York or Boston.
Left, ship America, Fralev, for Phlia-
helphia, in 1 5 osys !: Ocean, Hudson, New
York le Dispatch, Bcnners, India;
Charles, of New BEDFORD, for Phiiadel.
phia; Twin, Stevenson, India; Atlantic,
Tucker, Baltimore in 4: Venus, King,
Philadelphia; Thomas Wilson, Gardner,
India; Union, Jacobs, do; Flora, Sterl-
ing, do; Bengal, Donaldson, do; SAM
wick, Peurose, do; Melpomsne, Danbu-
nv, New York Jetta, Hopkins, Boston !;
Eliza, Howe, Baltimore; Liberty, Eur
roughs, Lisbon; London Packet, Stafford,
Baltimore; Triumph, Allen, New York /;
Parnose, -, do; Swift, Bullock, Savan-
nah Minerva, Howard, New York Lit
tie Mary, Waters, Baltimore Baltimore,
Kerr, do and another ship, and three
briggs just arrived, names unknown.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31
MADRID, Nav %.


The commandment general at Cadlz has
published an order, requiring all persons
who have not had the epidemic disorder Of
last year, to leave the city in short time.
This measure is founded on the osservati-
on, couGrned by experience, that whene-
YER this dls,emper breaks out anew, 1t 81
ways first attacks those persons who had
before escape dir.
As the warm season of the year ap-
breaches, our government redeubles it We
GLANCE and activity, to prevent the distress"
full consequences of the revival of the cen"
tagion. The Gordon in Audalusia, aad on
the Tagus, has been strengthened. His
excelIency lhe prince of peace, among other
measures of precaution, has ordered one
hundred and fifty thousand fumagating ap.
paratus to be prepared, according to the in.
ven:iou of the celebrated French chemist,
Guyeon Morveau. These machines will
be distributor through the whole kingdom,
and particularly in the provinces which have
been ravaged by the yellow fever. They
arc to be fabricated under the inspection of
that able professor of chemistry, Don Fe-
dro Boeno.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31
NETWORK, August 81.

I B, the ship Franklin, we have received
the Argus, q paper printed in Paris, as late
as the 24th Of Jane, which contains the fol-
lowing article ;.
| Allied by indissolublc ties with Holland,
Spain and large portion of Italy, France
might already launch upon the ocean squad
rons superior to those of England. A few
short voyages will soon have formed sal
'Iors, nursery of them ia even now form
ing in the very sight of the coast of En-
gland.
The English ministers eitherju1ge like the
ignorant vulgar, or they auckwardly dissem-
bic ,heirfe fears. They represcntshe French
aee,s as flying before English squadrons,
as placing their whole safety in the address
of escaping the combat. But in sailing
OUT of port, they have destination which
is more glorious To attain and the brave
men they are carrying will still find an occa-
sion of facing the enemy. 1t is not TO &C
cord the combar, but to render IL more
useful that they leave the English squad
rons to struggle with tne winds and waves.
Its greatly to humanity that England should
her pridrbe, punished by the very excess OF
and avoid the system shs has chosen for
enslaving the world, should be the first
cause of her ruin. The gaining OF bat.
tie at sea might resard for some years the
restoration Of the French navy ; but it May
shortly come to pass thar England will not
accept all those which viii! be sGered TO
her.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31
TO BE LEI,

The HOUSE on Fsirfax-i''Toe 'e.ao,
occupied by Mr.. amts a. = me- In'r. Apply \
viii be given on the hFit OF y::;a The %"
Mr.. |oHN Tucker, Of AlsSao'' aoi Wdhi'e
want LOTS on King. Columbus, S' I,tely h'
ton ffeets the LOTS on t1s ''iA n,s beIoagy
terrified for iales or any o'i1i Oh res(ons''
to the Gubfcfiber, for lals ~ "ip' COOKE
terms. , olEfHS Jss
Leshar.g, May ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31
NORFOLK Annna. o..

The Adams Erigste, sailed on Friday
last for cruize, az mentioned in the Led
ger Of that day. Various have been the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31

PRIS7fS q ut; various branches,
exseatsd,vitk and dy,pateh.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-31

Thas eheGe politicians proceed whilst little notice
taken OF their doctrines huc when they come TO be exs
mined upon The plain meaning of their words and til
rea teaeacy Of their doctrines, their equVoeations
lapesy cqnaruttions comes into play" Burke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
Foreign intelligence.

Cefit. I'm. Cambridge.

BosToE, Der. II.
BY the Pomona, capt. Allen, arrived
here on Thursday, from Liverpool, we
have received, from eur attentive cores
Pondents. regular files OF London papers
to the sa,h August, incluslve--lrom " hich
we haze made some highly interesting
extracts.
A continental war appeared 20 be ma.
turing with strength and rapidiiy. Rus
sia is said TO have signed the long proiscl.
ed alliance with Great Britain; aud little
doubt existed that Austria would follow
her example immediately. Sweden is al
so said TO have accepted The confidential
alliance in which Great Britain wished N
engage her. The government of France
appeared TO have abandoned all homes 81
preserving peace with Russia, and even
spoke oil her IN terms of particular insult.
She had almost despaired Of either coox.
'ng or Frightening Austria into aneu,ys,i
". Denmark, il is said, will remain neu
trai--as well as Prussia though from
some hints in the Moniteur il would an
pear, that the government of France !,
Jealous the gold Of England may indnc,
even Prussia 20 become her enemy. Kos
s'a, is said to be about marching crea
ieree 70 the southern frontiers Of Poland
81 order 70 CO operate with Austra--it
was by this passage the celebrated Su.
warrow entered Germany, in 1899.
The military force of Bonayar,e is stat.
! ed in the Official returns TO amount 10
100000 men--iSO,ooO are said to be col.
le6ted on tie coas. for the intended inya.
sion Of England and Iceland. The nayal
and military preparations in Great Bri.
tain keen pace with the Increasing neees.
si,y for activity and vigor.
Intelligence bat been received IN En-
gland Of the departure Of tbe combined
fleets from Ferrcl, on the 18th Of August
No account, however, had been receivet
Of their arrival At Csdz. a dav or swc
after the fleets left FeFrol, "a. Calder an
peared oT there, with a squadron amp
men,ed 70 90 sail of tha Inc from iot,
Cornwallis's 1eel. On finding that Gra
VIVA and NlIeueuvc bed Departed, il +
probable ad. Csidcr sailed lor Cad,z.
! The Paws Momsur AVS commented (;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
III IL Gents Single.l

I strong terms upon the orders lately re-
ported to have been gwen 10 he British,
naval commanders, respecting The desti-
nation of American ships having on board
French and Dutch property. IL lsocnts
that the northern powers are blind TO ,heir
commercial interests: and iusinuates ihat
England, thinking herself sure Of Russia
and Austria, has thrown aside her mask,
and that it is by the Americans, she has
begun The application OF new pretensions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
sArunDr PEASANTS JUNIOR P.1sn

your benevolence, and with it or best
wishes for your health and happiness.
l am, dear sir,
With sincere esteem and respect,
Your most ohedient servant,
WIN. CAMBRIDGE.
Nicholas c. NiSsrn, Esq:l
Ihs DaaiSh Alajessy's
Consul, TRIPOD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
LAND FOR SALE.

VIZ Ga "a y, on friday the
nrf day oil November nex,. on tb. ~.
r ri, sne trsd OF Land, whsreon John AdiosL
lsn'or d.ed Pohslsd Of. lying in 5uckinyb,,s
eoun'y % oo,n hies OF Buffalo creek con,ain;ng
$50 aereh The htnation of this land !. fuch
may be dluidrd TO fu, purchaser, ,be e., een q,
adapted 10 ne culture oftobaceo. corn IA GU
well snoersd, and the range for tock of All 49,,
nn;xccptioaabiy good. There are about so
eres, OF thu. sEaa cleared, and in good order for
eeopp'as, diitant miles from the town Of C,;r,
ana = rom chat OF New Caaton. A further d.,
ierps'on u deemed unneeefary, as it is prern,,s.
he thar ,hois WAC with TO purchaic will fra Vi. -
the prcnues. The terms of fale are one ,h;rd
sasa. and che balance in two equal annual nav
HaentS wish deed of truii on the land to fecpr.
the payments thereof.
Henry c. Bell, Ex'or.
Augea as, 1905. w,d,
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u. S. ship President,
Dag Of GibYaifa. nm ~. 40

Bay Of Gi5reifa, Jnly ~, 1905.
DEAR SIR,
In behalf OF myselranG officers, have
70 request your acceptance Of an URN,
which accompanies THIS letter, as plsdgc
o. cur grateful sense gysur humane and
friendly attention 10 ms While captives in
Iripoh (sasbasv.)--We tender yeu rhis
pledge, not for the nominal value, but 2
lasting meDument OF scr gratitude iOr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
7'zholi, in Barsarg, L.ae 3, 1905.

7'Ttoh, in Bartasg, J4ae 3, 1905.
We, officers es The United States
late irigate fhiladel, ,hia, wrecked on the
coast OF Tripods, Z 50 Justice TO our feel
inss, address this letter OF thanks 10 YOU,
for your kind, humane md generous con
duct, during our captivity in this place.
4 he philanthropy which you Showed 10 US
at The First momeDi VI our misfortune, and
your unremitsd attention, to the end oft,
oei'sse us, sir, IS deeply Impressed ON our
hesr.s; and we shall never cease 10 re.
member II with the Rarmest gratitude,
and 10 offer our prayers 20 that Being who
rewards The benevolent deeds, for your
health and happiness.
We are, with senumeAts of
Great esteem and respect,
Your most s5cdient servants,
VIM. CAMBRIDGE, Cant.
sod So Officers.
TO Nicholas c. -Nfssen, Esg.1
His Dpnrsh bfejesty's con.
sul, z1tf0h.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
Augsa as. 1905. ' w r,a d.
!. ! IT i NNCI OF LAND


ca, is noS0 alfred FOX S.dLE.
NHE. subscribers being desirous
u 20 uiaks division in THAR Lands. 40 &c.
ier me aforementioned ira Ct of land for sail. snd
~ni sell on reasonable terms, for cash or on
eseai', rais Traa conlains 1924 acres the 81
,1Ai~;' place are so well known. that il is need
.ay any thing about it. it is supposed ,has
-ay person g inclined 10 purchase he will view
,"S, same ANY person wishing to live in the
Pse'sc hne or farming, may, we think suit him.
s0'1 as Wen II not better. than he could in this
s'A'e oy eaying inns place, as every necessary is
=. =. soon oroef Tor both Keeping Tavern aud Farm
NS. me best PARE of the buildings are insured
= III The Mutual Insurance Company ara;nst F;r-
III iTgiE;s- An excellent Grist Mill on This q;
tuIt'on, now Ia good order for GRADING; an OK.
tei!eat spring equal to any in the county for az.
t'rdins water. And there will be sown abcur so
acres OF this land an wheat which will oroiace
ffo'n TO ~ bushels per acre. The purchaser
hereof may nor expeet 10 have possession until the
h'sS day OF January next. The laud will bs sold
by che acre IS The quantity IS me- know PRECISELY
We would wish TO have tive thousand uound.
cash, and we will give Tour annual payments for
the balance, by the purchaser giving the land for
security Tor the true payment Of the balance liza,
MAJ be due. If this land is not sold before No.
vembsreourt next which viii be Inc iirh dxy of
the neaih, u viii De offered for sale TO the hghes,
bidder, on the premises, that day, on the terms a.
hove mentioned. Ifit should be sold previous TO
thar day, due notice wilt be given of the same
For lurther particulars apply TO V. Winf.ee, jr.
living thereon.
Valentino. Winfree, ir.
William Winfree.
O1ohe, 7 IQ15 90
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TrlpsG, in Darlary. June 3, 1905.
DEhI SIR. -


TRIED, in Darlary. June 3, 1905.
DEAE SIR,
do myseIfihe honor of enclosing
you letter OF thanks froTn the Amer,csn
Naval Officers, lately prisoners in Tripol,.
tos yonr humane and friendly auention 10
them during their captivity. The sen,i-
ments they have expressed, be assured,
are but faint shadows of their feelings -
your kindness is deeply registered N the
heart of every individual Of them, snd
no time viii ever eEace the remembrance
of it.
shall not attempt to convey 10 Won q
Just idea OF ny own feelings for ysur dis.
interested friendship, and the risk which,
yen have run TO serve myself and fellow
sufferers, as words would be inadequate tn
the task; but believe me to be truly inn.
pressed with the gratitude which such
kindness merits, and that it ever will he
one of my greatest pleasures 10 hear of
your happiness.
am, dear sir,
With sincere esteem,
Your friend and obt. servant.
WIN. BAINRRIDGE.
Afchoiaa c. Hissen, Esq. 2nhoH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
Perth..am6oy, Lac .Awgust, 1905.

Perth--dm6oy, lsf .Angust, 1905.
You viii o5lige me by giving in your
paper place TO the enclosed letter. The
person whom the crew of the Philadelphia
released from bondage was Neapolitap,
and one OF the divers over them; and
who 10 doust would have remained for
ever captive, had it no, been for the re {.
nerosiiy of the American Tars.
am respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
WIZ. CAMBRIDGE.
Major Jackson, Phiiadelthia.
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y. S. friEate Presitlent.

q. S. 1riga,e President,
Bay Of Gi6raitor, Juty s7, 1905.
DEhR SIN,
The officers of The United States
late friga,e Philadelphia, late prisoners 10
TrIpoli, having received from Nicholas
G. Nissen. Esq. his Danish Maiesty's con-
sui al that Regency, the most humane and
friendly attention during their captivity in
that placc--and being DESTROYS TO c zpress
THEN grateful sense of his benevolent ser.
vices, have agreed to present to him an
URN with q proper emblem i have.
therefore, TO request your goodness 20 take
on you the commission OF having sui,-
able one made in London, and delivered
TO his Danish Iajesty's aDiBiAler residin,
at the Court Of ST. James, accompanied
by The letter herein enclosed. feel CON.
ident, SIR, that you will readily cornnlv
with my request; & also excuse the iron.
bic attending 1t, particularly IS it is to con.
yey TO our friend mark Of gratitude 70,
his attention.
have the honor 10 be,
With esteem and respea,
Your most obi. servi.
WM. CAMBRIDGE.
John GdUiHo, Esq. CDnsm1
JoT he u. S. Gibraltar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
From the Potifiraf Register.
Correspondence communicated by Capt.
cambridge.
PEarH-AmpoY, Sept. so, 1905.

PEaTH-AnpoY, Sept. so, 1906.
SIR,
enclose you copies of letters which
VIII thank you 10 publish in your paper
they will convey (but fcebly) 10 my
countrymen, The obligations myself & fell
low sufferers in captivity, were under 10
Nicholas {. Nissen, Esq. his Danish Ma
Jesty.s consul TO the Regency of Tripoli,
Tor his humane and friendly attention. In
iactshad we not met with such c,aroC-
err of philanthropy as AR. Nissen, our ST.
tuation would have been truly deplorable.
l am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. BiiINBRIDGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
TRIED, an Jaly, 1905.

Tnitoh, 4th lily, 1905.
SIR,
l enclose you letter received from
The crew of the United States late fri.
gate Philadelphia, you are dire&,ed TO
comply with their very iaudable request,
and make the charges respectively against
Them. Yours,
WIN. CAMBRIDGE.
Keith Spence, Esq. Pttrser.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
oaober 7. 1905.
NOII IT,.

NO N II.
NaY virtue OF two deeds OF trust ex-
Il y esn',st t. us by Robest Prddy, 10 secure the
rsyreat ofdebss due to john Bswe and William
Pfidsy, and the costs and charge. attending the
said de,as, viii BE- sold, on the premises, for rea
dy money, on Friday the 22d Of Novenber next,
the 7R4CT or LAND. wiisreon the said Ro
bsrt PriIdy formerly lived, containing npwards
of four hundrsd acres, lying On the Three Notch
ed rad. fourteen miles from Richmond, near
Deep Run Coal pits. This land is well ,imbesed.
has buidings suitable for tbs Accommodation of
travellers, and said to bs good staEd as a
tavern.
JOHN RUSSELL,
JOHN W. ELLIS.
on. 2el, 1905. (,ds)
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81 r

Prison, Zrihoi, .y4ac Q.
Atwelye month ago, number Of the
ships company proposed plan for the re-
lei OF one of the Nespolitans, who as far
as was IN his power, showed our people
many kindnesses, it was dropped for tha.
time; our emancipation not admitting Of
{ doubt, we have again resumed the same
laudable undertaking, and find the maio-
my OF the ships company happy TO have
1t N their power TO contribute so essen;i-
ally 20 the happiness ef fellow creature {;
upwards CT 500 dsllars have been subscrib
ed Tor that purpose, and ii now, sir, rests
with you whether the business shall be
by advancing the money !:
each subscriber IS willing to give all the
secnrity requisite Tor The reimburs c men,
of the cash las the time is short, you will
oblige US by sending an answer as soon as
possible, we earnestly hope, that it may be
favorable, and that our poor f-lIsw sufferer
| shall not be left 10 suffer the bitter panp.
OF DISAPPOINTMENT.
With our best wishes for your hsaI;l
and happiness, we remain yours, &c.
Sfe5then BovgcA, Eenyy Johnson
James Freisc, and JoAn S.nish,
In behalf of the subscribers as per list an
neSed.
To Cant. I'm. Rafrbyfsire.
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WIN. BaINBRIDGE.

Major FIN. jackson, EeGfor of Me)
Poafical Register, Rkiiad.
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defs. J
'HlS day came the plaintiffs by
j Blake B Woodson, their attorney, and the
dett kenbin Williams, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the
aet OF assembly and the rules of this court and it
appearing to the satisfaction ofthe court that the
said Williams is not an inhabitant Of this state
On the motion of the conplaiuants by their coun-
sci, II Is ordered, that the said d. fendans Will
ans 20 appear here on the firsr day of Oaobcr
court next and answer the plaintifs' bill !; and
tha'a copy of,his order be forthwith inserted in
some one Of the newspapers published in the city
OF Richmond for two months excessively, and
posted al the front door of the courthouse OF said
county A ccpy--Teste.
SAM HOBSON, d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
FALL GOODS.

T7aE fnbfeTibsrs are receiving by the Hips IN
t,cpid, PSo;sarcfs and George from Liver
pool, and she spfslk from London, their fuPpy OF
Merchandi&e far The Fall,
which Especially in the Hardware Incl is very
sSteniive aud general ard viii be iod by the piece
OF package They have alto on hand few Quarter
CaGks Of the bea Iondon Particular MADEIRA
WIRE. COGNiAC BRANDY, RAlSIMS,
PEPPER, ALLUM. &c. al o. whis'. they Of.
fer for lale on the moa moderate terms.
John < Robt. Gamble, II.
Ri,h7,ohl, IOfb GA. 1905. wac
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26

The Hamburg mails OF the 18th and
9th inst. arrived this morning. We have
extracted the following articles from our
private CORE DondeDce -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-26
AT a Court of Quarterly Session,
held tor Cumberland county, the 25th of Jniy

George and William Smith, .wViv;ng>
partrc,s ct Smit6, Lee axd eo,,oa,
ny, bi,E. In
-fgainst + c5o,c.,.
Ben IYbise6ead and Repbin yViAiams,
defis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

Priu.ftc Ertsrin;rnle,,,.


'Ha subscriber has taken a lease cr i've years,
ior The well known and com nodsous house in
she cry OF Richmond. long oceupieeiy Ny Rich.
40 ~fouch, which is situate Oh ms street leading
rom me snain 'street by tlic Gowsaos's, and is
near the venture sto,e of iirosscr ard Moncurc.
ncn provided with am excellent stable, which
s"'.' DC constantly supplied with forage Of the
cest qoaiity, where ne wilt receive Horses at Ii.
very, and the utmost attention sh-.A be paid to
.nose horses which may be committed TO his care.
ne long experience which the subscriber has
mad IN this kind fbusiness, and tic general ga
nsfasnon which he has given 10 those who hare
favored HIM with their custom at Manchester and
Other places, authorizes him TO hope. that lie viii
not only continue TO receive ti,e patronage of his
former friends but likewise the csun,enance and
favor OF the public 1t large.
He also proposes to take in about 80 HOARD.
ERS. on reasonable terms. and hegs leave 10 as
sure those who may favor him with their patron-
age. thas every attention and exertion sfaii be
used 10 give entire Satisfaction. And the snb-
serher also Offers his services to sell horses on
cornn,ission--In all cases where he may be en-
Sloyed TO do so, he will charge the owner no
thar she aaual cost for the support OF such
horses.
IS PETER NfOSELEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

ITO ke SOLD, to tie bigbest bidder. on a credit
4 eftrefre months. FIVE. TRACTS or
l. 4 " y. belonging TO zoe essare Of 75omns An
1srscn, De-. Ofs:--Oae ia Cani5Jei county, Of 400
rGes. S9g on 1ot5 sides of tie maia ROAD. on tbc
branches Of Reaver creek tb1 tyact 70 bsold at mex,
APri GEN bsA court, being roc SD dayettbe .o,.rb
One ia 20s.oRrs eourycf $50 acres, jiag on Ca
fatctz cect fbis tract De sold az mex: 1pri Be-
rsoaDt court. beng fbe lib day efitr nos:5 these
sg0aaies obe rtre-ed By Mr.. Antbosy Di6reH, zr5o
!. bsreg July authorized 10 aet for Toe executors Of
fts said 3ooniGs Anderson.
ose 81 400 ac,es. one of 147 acrcs, and ore of5O
0nss, lyi;y ~ Back;ggbaal eomtt. tbs ttro former
'te 'safrrs 81 Rock Island creek drdtbe .attey one
on L,vigsf e,yyroad These three last tracts 10 be
suld al nest liGy buckingham eopt. being RE 1915
dWyrbs month Bosd zrit5 Gberosei seesuify zrill
be'e7nireG, TO 6cGr interest from tie date. brs If
pnn-iaaily pad hLe Interest shall be RENTED.
NA7H'X. ANDERSON, e.
FOBERT PIYES,
Ex'rs of9brs. A.aeysoq, dec
-z1ewer'r cornry. Ft5 1870 1905. tas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
Geo. Watt

HAS removed from the store he formerly oc.
L 4 cupied 10 brick house on the cross street
leading from the main street TO Shockoe ware.
house, wlicrc lac has on hand and offers TO dis
pose OF on moderate terms, by wholesale,
The joloIy;ng Artieles, riz:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars,
N. England. w. island, and Antigua Rum,
Ccgniac, BARCELONA and Apple BRANDY,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee Of = srperior quality.
Molasses, Ginger and Fig blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot. assorted sizes--And
The remainder Of his Stock OF Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell on credit OF s, 8 and 9 months, for
notes negociable at the Bank Of Virginia. with
approved endorsers, OF. barter for Tobacco,
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given fo- Tobacco.
Richnond, 92i March, 1905