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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
Forty Dollars

TOR the apprehension OF PETER,
IL WAC runaway on the 9th instant He IS
aoout IL years old 5 feet or 10 inches high
of yer, dark competition, robut and rather
handsome. suffers aid appears very d;ii ens
when spoken TO AS his father. vino am Ger
tain has ins'igated hun TO this condu9, j. gene
rally acq ain cd with The m lslers OF vessels that
sail to and from Norfolk. Petersburg and Rich
mcud, think it highly probable thar ne is eli
,her in one of those places on b,ard some of
the vessels THAI sail 10 and from them. The
bove reward and all Reasonable expenses viii be
paid for the delivery of the said boy. Ali mas
'a.s of vessels and others are fore v AIMED flom
harboring or carrying MIN OUT Of The state
Samuel Demoville.
Charles Civ AUG 3Oth 1906 &c
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NOTICE.

7 EXPECT to remove to the state
4 OF Kentucky or Tennessee in he course Of
the ensuing fall; all persons having claims a.
gainst me as deputy sheriff or in my individual
capacity ave requested to bring them forward in
order TO receive payment be fore the 18th day
OF October mex; also, those indepted TO ms, ere
desired 10 make immediate payment as l wish
to make final settlement Of M business. previ
Gus to my removal.
loci Yancev.
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Grand ReforniiUe,

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine for
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure OF the vari-
GUS complaints which refult from diiiipated ples-
Observation-Disclosures ns--refdencr III climates
uuiavourable to Tue contribution the irnmode-
rate ufe oil sea-frequent intoxicatiOn or any o.
ther destructive intemperanee-ths urkiliul or
cxten6se ufe o. mercury-the dictate peculiar
TO females at certain period OF h!e-bs6 lyings
in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17

by virtue of deed Of trust ex-
& . ecuted to 'he subscfib. r, by Simeon Glenn,
70 secure The pa.ren; OF the ,um IF two hun
dred pounds, due TO John price, and the ne.
eessary expenses in recording and carrying
sad deed nto efiett, will be SOLD, 70 he
hishc't bidder. fo- ready money, on saturday
the fourth day OF Ottober next, at William
Prices tavern, IN the counSy of Louisa.
TRACT OF LAND lying 10 said county con
taining by actual survey one huudFed and thirty
nine acres, lying upon the Roundabout Greek /:
ard h. following NEGROES 20 Wit: Phebs
Fanny and Alice. children Of Phebe. Betty
George. Ben and Ma, or Sc much OF said nro.
perry a VIII be ,uficlen, to pay the sait sum
OF T. eco with The interest accumulated the con
and The expenses above mentioned
WILLIAM PRICE 2,ustse.
Sen, nn,er Oh 1906 g.
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Negroes for Sale.

rTHE subscriber will sci great bargain in SIX
NEGROES, Consisting of one negro man.
who is good sboemsker--,wo women, accus.
trred 20 house busness--two girls, of about ten
yca's of age, and one small boy The above ne
groes wi be TO- priva'e sale until the frs Mon
dsy IN Oaober, and IL not disposed of, Will, on
tlia' day be sold. al Pub Auction al the Vendue
Office Of Prosser& v azure. on 90 days credi,
THOMAS BURGESS.
August 9Th. 1906. ids
have also for sale. light COACHEE
and HARNESS
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FOR SALE.

TINT vatua5ie TRACT of LIND, on ,ubic5
Caribe,iond Cou,,bouse .trnds-- II contains q.
6oa' Two HUNDRED and F{F7'1' ACRES.
one Bay 81 gs5ie5 IS yer wcicatea Be,ides t5c
0dvaatege IT 6aUing Ire Courthouse on ibs tract of
Land, is situated one Of tbe most public roads
an VirsiHia; as pu6tic stand there a. e none r5at
can su'Pass i. 7be buildings uitb tome ,epa;y-
ing' nay be made sufficiently extensive and com
Portable.
Pm cash gill be expected of RE pu cba.er,
7o3ei Forsessfon's green reasonable credit or be
dti0psd tv rbe balance or If il sbou sur tbe tu,
chaser better landed p-ope,ty zriN Ne ,eeeired in
par Greed 9apEo' and Stake Woodson. bo,b
% Cumberland county, are authorized 70 sell tbe a.
booze rdct Of land O, rbe same ,,cy be purc6as.
ed 2f t5e subscriber in buckingham cot.s,y, near
Al!en's Mil
BBVERLr LING HORNE.
.1une lob, 1906. an,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17

Elixir i. 70 perfectly agreeable, and the dofe 70
.uiall, that no difficulty sriics in taking it.
From LUTHER MARIAN, efq. attorney &C.
neral OF the Gate Of Maryland.
CENrLIMrs--I comply with yosr requeff in
eating my opinion OF Hamiiton's Elixir. IL has
been ufed in my family for two or three years
Pan with uniform fueeefs, whenever cods,
coughs. or fm;lar complaints have rendered medic
cine neeeIary. have myfelf found it al excel.
Lent and agreeable remedy for very painful and
troublefome affection OF the breaa, accompanied
with forencf., and with obaru9cd and difficult
breathing
On theie accounts, 1 do NOT hefitate to reeom-
mend Hauilton's Elixir as valuable medicine,
and deferving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
September % 1896.
VIII BE SOLD.

ch the p'eHliaesi IN buckingham county, at pub
lie sac, Ter ready money 20 the highest Did
der at the place called the Mountain
Houses.
Two Tracts or Parcels Of Land,
Containing in the two 500 acres Also, another
uaa OF 500 acres, in Amherst COUNT. on BUCK.
er's run. mortgaged by Charles Pattcsou 70.
George Kippen < Co secure payment of
three bundled and ky five pounds fourteen
silings and four pence half penny, with interest
from the 26th day of August, 1779 and all costs.
decreed by The said court of Buckingham, No.
venlber. 1898. The first mentioned two uaas
will be Sod. SO much The ecf, as will be sniff
Gent to satisfy the rlan'ifs' d, r1ard, the 10Th
day of O6lober, l806--the said 500 acres in AM
herst county, w be sold, on the land, the 18th
day Of October 1906, or so much thereof as will
satisfy the plaintiff demand
BY the Commissioners.
August 18th, 1876 6w
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JUST PUBLISHED,
RICHMOND BATH,

q pJoISTHo the lower pa-s of the Falling Car
oen. aud ino,edia ely back Of the Bell tavern.
& now IN reaimers t. racs.ive customers Wa
supplied with Hot and Cold Waters, ana q care.
"A attentive boy attend For the Convenience
of small! parties who may wish to battle a, the
same tine. the house is divided into four differ
ent apartments with ever, requisite Convenience
IN each The house will be kept open froo, day
light ill nine o'clock in the evening of each Jay
and the baths kept exclusively for the use of ie-
males from nine til weve O'clock In the forenoon,
- Price for single battle Is 81 or thrse
tickets for one dollar. Child;en half price
~ No people of color admitted
Richmond 7;h mo 10, 1906 IF
II o BE SOLD, for cash, at John
FaraF's. Oh Roekfi.h river. in Amherst
county, on Monday the 25,h ~ of August nex, !,
ny vi'tGe OF deed Of TRUST, To me executed, by
jon Farar. for the purPace of di.charging his
deb: dug yes Murphey & Co therein speci.
fs6 ONE NEGRO IyOlIAW named Mley.
and her child, ranied Henley. and the increase of
the said Mi:sy, if any. since the executing the
SAID rus, !; one SET OF BLACK SMIrH's
TOOL and one sorfel MARE and COLT.
Daniel Higginhothan, Trustee.
Amherst, 10Th July. 1896. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
Joel Yancev.
Will BE- SOLD.

Albemarle county, osth Aug 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17

'''' ,'7'. :. $500: ssv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-17
Lana q Negroes, for Sale.

Charles CRY Avg 30h 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18

Writ. II was there declared. that a'The fool has
laid in his heart, there 10 no God" Leave out the
predatory words, and it Good on the hgheR au,hor-
ty that there is no Cod" How was the cafe pro-
ed BY hipihod ladies' maids. and gof1iping old wo-
men, the former the moi ulees of all human beings,
and the latter the u,of ,roubefome, il not the moi
deftru6tive. Mrs. Brain, who, IL fhe had any brain
at all, could not have mitalen one mop for the other
dad not even venture to fwear that Richard. had
heard word of the conversation with the fhopman.
The iaa was, that no deception either attempted,
or inseated and that the defendant had taken the
Ign OF the Balloon, which had become fort of faii-
enable invitation to eu1omers iince the time of
Lunardis aerial expedition. The Jury wsuld eaGly
diieover that the whole affair originated merely in
quarrel between the matter and the fopman, becaufe
the latter had become the rival OF the former; bu; If
theie competitions in trade diiceuutenaused the
public would be liable to the moa grievous impofti-
No witneGts called on for the defendant
The Lord Chief Jufice iumu,ed up, at comfortable
length, and the Jury found verdict FOR the plaintiff
Ozussa 2ol.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
CURE FOR TIE DRoPsY.

About four years nce, proridentially obtained Of
French Phyician OF enlnence receipt to chr. .5s
DroPty. made it known fome Of my acqus,t-
anee, who were afflicted with this naady they
made trial OF the remedy, and with fuceeis Indeed
have never known it to fail of efcaing cure when
the medicine has been properly made duly taken and
Perievered i'll. could furnih many iniiances of its
great and happy effects but will mention one exam
pie only "A lady about fcven,y years old, had the
DEepy to that degree tina, Che was fearful TO itand
on her feet, let her lcu fhosld BURT. faw her in
that l,uation; and it aprrehsnded he would die
III a fhort time. She however had heard that had
receipt to cure the Dropfy, and anxious TO erpe-
r'enee 1t. She took the medicinc, according to the
Prescriptions in leis than week, By evacuation, the
iwelling of her body entirely abated, and, in few
weeks thereafter fhe was reRored to perfea health
The receipt foon became in great demand. fur
nhed copies of to divers perons and that it nigh,
be more generally known, publhed it in the Cent?
mel OF Freedom. Since which have, to the prefer,
period, been repeatedly called by perfons, not only
in this Rate, but ALTO in the nste of New-York for
this recipe, and have this moment fnbed copying
1t fer friend at diaanec. To fave myfef the trou-
bic, Poihle, of trancribing the recipe, as hereto
tore, and that Gill greater publicity may be given to
IT,, requeh that you viii again nfert it in your pa
Per and fhould the printers of newspapers, the u
nited States. repu5lifh the recipe, they probably
would render ecnti.l benefit to many of their fellow
citizens.
FRIEND OF MAN
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N CHANCERN
October 10.

IN CHANCERY.
L'rja County, hEggn, Csur., 1906.
George and ChriRopher Lindenbergers, Pitts.
againa,
John David(cn, Thomas Dav;dfo-. Eli
Ina Watkins, James Barbour and Gar
rett NI'nor' Defts.
HE defendant. John David!on, not having enter
4 ed disappearance and given iccurity according
to the sct OF Aemby and the rules Of this court and
1t appearing to the fatisaion of theCourt that he
not an inhabtant Of this State; therefore on the mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by their attorney-t is ordered
and deereed by the court, that the faid defendant
!ohn David!on do appear here the fccond Mon-
day in November next, and anfxer the plaintiff s bill
and that copy of this order be forthwith inherited
in fome one of the public newspapers printed in the
City OF Richmond, for eight weeks fucceGvey, and
pubhed at the front door OF tbs eOurt-horfe of thi,
county on fome court day.
Copy. Tehe,
JOHN POINDEXTRR, c.Le
'eP'snSe' 10 oaw2shT
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

JOIN b'rhani0H, sio- beiae defrogt of sTfbg ,,i,~
j0s" az PB'St, all e bis jyf de6f5, nvifes zeS te
'sF I"ee'i0er5, IN eiOirg n0tiee thai On Safu,1gy
TIE 22nd dy Of The Prsnf month bizarre. tie 6.r,, d
10 in TIE joroason, and Q in ID. ajteynosn,
NJ Ill be offered for ready money, at p,bs-
iaIe, on fome part of the pren,iles 70 much az
the lRACt OF LAND, wherein the faid Johs
"iil'aniion rehdes, in Henrico county, as lies be-
tween the road near his houfe and the Land of Dab
ney "Hi'amion, fuPPoied to contain about one hum
dTed acre'-Alio about fifty other acres of LAND
adjoining the Land of Samuel Browning and the an6
lat mentioned, and being part of the aforelad trse
belonging TO the idid John Williamlon The wbola
OF which tract oil Land was conveyed by the -faid
John WiIianlon 10 the other f.bcrbers in trua for
the purpoie OF reimburii.g John Robinfon, cerrain
iuns OF money paid by him, which he may be IL
able to pay at the nance and on account of the fad
John WIliiamion. And the obiec and with of all of
the iubictoers, Isl that the faid trunees or one Of
them, out oil the proceeds of the aid fae hall frA
iatsiy The iaid Robinfen, all fuch fums of money az
ne man have paid, and to difeharge fueh other fms
IS ne may be bound to pay, account of any UNDER
taking made by him at the inRance Of the fsid vii
aniion together with the lawful intereii that may
be due on the iaid fuHs of money and the expence,
attending the faid truR and the execution there
OF, and that The furplus GhalI afterwards be ap-
pied by the iaid truaees or one Of them to the
deharge ct executions in the hands of the fherR
oil ienrico county aganG the pcrion effes of the
la'd Wi!hamion The boundaries of the Land offer
cd Tor iae Will be particularly iewn on the sforefAid
day of lale.
JOHN WILLIAMSON, Jr.
n. SHEPPARD,
]. SHEPPARD,
BENNETT TAYLOR.
Nov. 2. tdf.
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WILLIAMSBURG AcADEMY-
For female education.
MUSICK.

fW JF'3nfe caHraiioH.
MUSICK.
Fer the ingfruf9'ion Of lie ,ouae Laarcs /. ,l:.
elegant aef0nlplyl'hent, tie Iy,aiiuiisu is isy--
f~nafe IA baoiag o6tameI Efr. Host!, czs Of
the 6eR teachers IN The Uai;ed Stztei.
the literary SCHOOL, an, entirely new W.
TEN Of intirusion has been adopted, and each
pupil WILL in the iirii place, be taught to read ana
exertions will be made 70 accsnpliih in the moi -.
fectua manner, this eiiential objeea, and Murray.
excellent eoorie, which commences at the alphab.s,
and embraces in i,sprogrels every neceGary eserce
~li be hriAly purified Nothing more need be rsid
and perfection of an Englifh education
Elegant new Globes, Maps, and Charts. and
complete library, have been provided to faeat. rb,.
Improvement of the pupils.
iernls' ( IL per quarter for board and tuition.
~ b. K Q Per quarter do. for pupils under 10 Years
Of age. 'e'''
Nov. u. o.
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RURNS' POEMS.
BANNOCK.BURN.

Rober. Brae.'5 a6drsiJ to biz 46rmy.
Scors, whs hae wi Wallace, bled;
Scotia, wha,A Bruce has a.ten led,
Welcome to your CORY sed.
Or TO glorious vietorie.
Eow's the day. and nov's the hoar
See the front o battle lour;
See approach proud Edwards power
Edward chains and naveris
Wha Will be traitor knave
VIVA can FIJI towards grave!
Wha fac bafe as be flavel
Traitor coward turn andfce,
Wha Tor Scotland, king and law
Freedoms fword will ttrong'y draw,
freeman aand. or freeman "a,
C-!edonian on wi me
BY oppreflon's woes and pains!
BY your ions in fervile chains
We will d.ain or dearea VEINS,
But they ihali be -ihall be free,
Lay the proud ufurPer. low
Tyrants fal. in every foe;
Liberty's in every blow
Forward let US DO, or Gle
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NOTICE.
Oaebcr %.

~ILL BE SOLD 10 he big51f baa.y. or s,.,,X.,
roe 22sd infant, al lie Sso,e 4sss ./ :ie Lje,sr.
HE refdue of the Flate of Tohn W,,ti,,
decd c"uiiNing chiefly of fioulthold and K;,ch,
en- FURNITURE. Negro Wonlan and one Horse.
Terms o. ia,e hall cath and the other at fx p,op,hs
eredIt. Bond with approved feeuri,y viii be r,qu-
red' All Terions having claims agsrinO the Enste,
are teqneed TO briag then, forward before the
usy oiAe properly authenticated, and hoie indeb,-
ed viii peaie make immediate payment, as the fub
ic'i'er intends e!oing his misunderstanding as foou
as he polb'y can AFTER the fale is made.
IF. ROBERTSON, IIm'r.
Manchester, Nov. IL. t1r
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II private letter from Ca!abr;a contains tbs
following aneedofe.


Among the Engiifh troop. that landed in Sicily,
were body OF 1900 Highanders, picked tall mem
remarkable well for their symmetrical beauty and
proportion, their blue eyes and light hair, as for their
national A,e. The tngularity of the drefs. the no.
vey of the thing and the appearance of the troops
altogether produced iueh powerful feniations among
the beauties of Sicily, (who every knows are
eaty enough exced) that the Arehbiihop of Meilina
thought himief obliged in confidence, to duplicate
General Stuart to furnfa the!e Scotchmen with the
article OF drefs that was deficient. The General re-
piled that he ready inue order for this pur-
pofe, but, that the ladies' of eiina whether from
the heat OF the climate, the prevalence Of failion
smeit undre1ed themieves, he infihed that the
ArehbiihoP hould ALTO iiue general order for the
wearing of enieaatJ, and 70 that his NIGH, not be
kept in E;uaton ega-Ay provoking. Things re-
manned thus and it wasnot known how the Archbi-
hop would act when the troops ordered for Ca
labria.
P. S. The General, as 4 military man, defred that
the attack each citadel might be carried is So
s"ed gVay!" Lo.d.n Pa4.y.
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TIL JEFFERSON
AN ACT


Making provjfsn for Gcfraying auy rxfraorGina.
~ esbeafeJ attending THE infereourje betqyee.
tie United States, and foreign nations.
BE If ena7edSy ID. srnast and Rogje of Rssyelssta
fivef Of tie United States Of dn7e,iea in Csrpyef c1r-
6d, That fun Of two million, of dollars be- and h.
lame is hereby appropriated toward defraying any
extraordinary expsnles which may BE incurred in the
'ntereourie between the United Bates and FOREIGN
nations to be paid of any money in the trearrv
not otherwiie appropriated, and to be applied unter
the direction OF the PRECEDENT o the United States. he
!hail caue thereof to be laid before Con-
Sreis, as loon as may be.
SEC. end. dnd be It frf5r erat7td, That the Pref.
dent OF the o. S. be, & hereby is authorized, if necea.
ryto borrow the laid ium part thereof in behalf
tthe United States, Of intereR not exceed
ing Tx per centum, per annum redeemabe at the will
OF the Congreis Of the United States And it all be
lawful for the bank Of the United States TO lend the
whole, or any part of the fame
Sec. Sd. 6nS Be it fu,fbf, enaG!e9, That 70 much a,
may be neeeiary OF the furpus of the duties On i'm.
ports and tonnage, beyond the permanent appropriate
IN heretofore charged upon them, by law f,sll be
and hereby is pledged and appropriated for the pay
pal, of all fuch monies may be borrowed in purlu-
ance OF this ad, according the and condition.
which the loan or loans may be effected
NATHL. MACON,
S9Haktr Of he H0gjs Of Rff,ejtnfafiveI
GEO; CLINTON,
Tiee-Prsfds1t Of tie Unihd Statei, and P,16dsn
Of he Senah.
February IL, 1906.
APPROvLD,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS,
Inform their friends and TIE public, that t5-y
eUW continue tbe CO EMISSION buEreG, late
" done b. c. . z. Saunders. They bron,iyr
TIE Fridef attention 10 the iutereRs Of tbok
erbo may .fauor them svitb eo4EgnmenfS.
1bty a'eno7U ,reeivirg general and e.i.v 9oysuent
Of GROCERIES, rv6ieb rUW Dc eS5,ed 70. /Sie,
Hb0i5a!s ana Retail, tie iosose term, ard ritual
credit, in tie fore Lsfiy oeezPcdEy Ae;.. William
A4'KeHzie tJ' Go .ppete tbt Ytndu. Office o. I1rGis
Pregsr y Moneur1--am0ng SOLieb ID. fallozciue
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-18
Newark, Nov. 8, 1906.
THE RECIPE.

Put into ftone or earthen Jug, gallon Of hale,
found eyder, together with double handful of part
ley roots and tops fine handful of fcraped horfe-
radiih; two table fPoonfuls of bruiied mutard feed
half ounce oxynell of FOULS, and one ounce of u-
niper berries. The liquor to be kep. warm by the
hire, twenty four hours to be often agated and then
FRAMED for ufe. D"fe for adult half wine glaf,
full, three times day, empty ltomach. The
dofe may be increaled,i if neceGary.
After the water iilaii be discharged, the patient
r'OuIG uI- Viri ate
Diet and abitan iron, all liquids much as pofiibe
Nervg-k CentixsI.
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.5p 9atDorlsp.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

ANACT
SHfsfrraia,y TO lie IA making t,ovfe. for RE pay
e"t Of eaiszi Of sisen, IF fJe United StafS on tie
ssv'r"''tnt Of France, tie f+y,strt Of vvSieb Lar been
G6asd &, t5s United States, By vi,Hl of tie e.npenio.
Of :ts b,tctl day IF As,R, ibovjaaa eiy5t b1nds.a
anSibree, 5f7pea tie Uited State, SHlfke Fyen.b Re-
Public"
BE ena!7sdJy tie Senate nsS HOWE Of Rss,efr,a.
'iVs' s tie Usiisa Slater If America, COnsr1G oH1-
Sa, That the balance of the appropriation of three
millions ieven hundred and fifty thoufand dollars.
made by the aet to which this is Implement, which
may remain unexpended the thirty firlt of Decem
bsr, one thou!and eight hundred and ve hal not be
carried to the credit of the furpus fund.- bu, ial re-
main appropriated to the fame purpote for which it
was originally appropriated, any act to the contrary
notwithstanding.
NATHL. MACON,
Sa-aksr Of tbe Houft of REORGANIZATION.
GEO: CLINTON,
7ns-Prsiitat Of tie United Slater, end P-eel.n.
Of the Senate
December 81, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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!, HE Subterber. has taken the Store lately oecu.
PEG oy Cranberry and Hancock, where lie OF.
fers for sale at reduced prices,
baieso .re Cloths "A eonGgnment from, the
Bale aiior'ed FlannelsS Manufacturer
Ai'o-A few bales Of India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
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NOTICE.

4 PEI TON will be preiented to the next c.
! = neral Afenbly for leave TO EreI9 TOWN
ana 'n!p' 6ton of Tobacco at, adjoining Cooc!aui
Court- houfe, particularly on the land Of Samuel
Woodion, ,hercunto adjoining.
October 3. e
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JOHN SOUTHGA.rE

4 LII trCIsn5 bnving claims egnigR tie efate
I Of J06a Hoomes, dee'4. Of tie Boqvl1q-
Green, are reqnej2ea TO make them knosvn, tbat
proVjEo1 may be made far a final /sttlemrut.-
dna fbejf indebted nuR ma&e immediate pay-
a'ent to JOHN HOONES, and
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
Executors Of JJfO6n Eo0naf5, Ges'l.
Jan. 2s. IF
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NOTICE,

NNHAT in virtue Of a decree Of the Nulinss com {
= OF the city of Richmond, in can;c therein
depending, between George I. Strss plaintiff, ard
Lucy II. Southall, and Others defendants, isil ON
Friday the 9Th day of December next, expoi. to lae
BY putc auction, upon the premifes. for ready a,o-
ney, the half acre LOT in this city NO Gs3, upon
the itreet leading FROM the Capitol fcuare TO the
Land of Thomas Rutherford, ard which fad Lot, is
oppoiite thas occupied by Mr.. Murphy.
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Co..s-iE-oa.r.
Nov. J. eptd:g.
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1IKENESsEs IN MINIATURE.
DEANE will remain few days at the Bell
- Tavern, in this City, where fpetimens of his
Painting may be feen
Computation will be required only for approved
likeneiTts.
NOV H. eptf.
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Bred near Donesner.

Which is allowed by the ben judges to be the inea
ever produced ihewn in the Kingdom. IA,
length from the tip o! h1 Mole the letting on of
the Tail, sl2 feet inches. To the end OF the Tail
Is i,ct. Height feet inches. CreateR Gjrtb
2 feet inches: and only 10 inches from bis BRIG
The ground Is Of the real mort hornd York breed.
VIII be fix years old next September and his weight.
when lat weighed, was 81 Cwt which is 500 Zone
Of a lbs. and 525 fone Of eight lbs
May be ie-n At tive Cock Ian, Hay-market, from
the morning til in the evening. Adm;ttapee
one Chill.ng.
~ Never been in .oudon before.