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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-08

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Scores Poems
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Bi1pie's Agchjic9
5i4nusi OF Pggiiamcr.
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Jefferson
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tic United States
Chtmicsl Pocket Boo..
thara.l's Chemi.lry
ssh voi Eases Rcpoas
Aasrs Crow Law
Lecnola, p new no.
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Wcftt
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Chari0h sUiXe- Rates.

an Aonday the 18Th da of October next,
~ wiii be Run for, over the Charlottesville
course, Z sweep sake Purse for Colts. two mi g
haas even Coils entered at ORE HUNDRED
DOLLARS each.
ALEXANDER GARRETT.
Prob'ietoy Of tie Course.
September 18Th, 1896. Aw
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FOR SALE.

THA?' V0iuabie TRAC7-of LIND, on vraic5
CnDhe,iGnd Cou,fbouse standf--It contains u.
boui Two HUNDRED and FLF7'l' ACRE.S.
one 6dG of rb,c6 yer mcisa'ed. BesiaeS sbe
acir.ntaSr of bsVirg be Clubhouse on tbs uact Of
Lard, AZ rs si'Wdea of 'be mos' public ra0ls
IN V'giTin; as Public stand fbe'e n'e none i6at
can sapass IL TIE bmIeings wi'b 'ome .sbav
rig. mag be mslr sufficiently e,t'ensire and com
to,tGble.
Par e0sb eW be extecfed Of t6e Pr. chaser
SeoeH PoS5esSioni rs given; reasonable yeaf an 6e
aHosaed fo, the talnce ., il it sboua sui, RE PR,
chase be'te' tanded p oPe,ty sriH se reeeiUca al
PGri Greet 2lJlO' and 1Iake q E1o.!s0n hotb
81 Cumberland comfy a,e aHbo,ised 10 sell noe IL
6ovs yac' Of 1ana o. ne Sane ,aay6. oiD c6as-
ed y ibe subscriber in buckingham covaty, ne4y
Aliens Atgl
BfVERL1' LING R0RNE.
June lob, 1906. a..
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VIII BE SOLD.
IN the premises, in Buckingham county, atpuh.
lie sac, Cor ready money, to the Highest nd
der, At the place called the Mountain
Houses,
TSuo Tracts or Parcels of Land,

I7U0 Tracts or FarcelS Of Land,
obtaining in the two 500 acres Also. another
act. OF 500 acres. in Amherst county. ON Suek
RS run. mcrtgaged by Charles Patteson ~
gorge Kippcn & Go to secure payment of
three hundred and sixty five pounds fourteen
simgs and four pence half penny, with interest
rom the S5sh day of August. i719 ana ali costs,
decrced by the SAID court Of Buckingham, no.
ven,ber. 1898. The FIRST mentioned two uaSls
viii be sod, ar SO much ,hereof. as viii b. suifi-
Gent TO satisfy the plaiu,f's' demand, the l6,h
day of OSlcber. lS06--,he said 500 acres in Am.
hcrst county, vii be sold. the iand, the i9th
day OF October. 1906, or so much thereof as viii
satisfy The plaintiff demand.
BY the Commissioners.
August l3th, 1896. CIV
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Racing at .S4yvy Courthouse,


facing at .SHt1y COWthouSe,
AZ ILL commence OF "Wednesday the s,h
w November and c'tinuc tlnee days
FRS day, Post Se cepstales for Colts and
Files, two years Old, and the advantage nile
hests. carrying each feather; enu7nce TwnN-
r9 H4LLAes, ten colts entered and subscriDtI.
on olosed.
Second day, the Snrry Iooky Club Purse of
THVur BUNDHED and Furry DoLLAn,, thee
mile heats
Third day, (Tridav) The Proprieyar's Purse Of
ONe HuNpRgp aud FIrrY DoLLARs. two
mile hea,s. All persons who stavt horses for
this purse viii be required to pay the snr II
TWENTY DoLLARs EXCERPT members of tha
Club, and irors them an entrance Of E1cHr
DoDLARs VIII be quhed.
The weights che course are as follows:
Aged horses, lbs. 80
years old, 10
years old, ITO
years old, 100
3 years Old. SIS
CHARLES Y. GRAVES, Src-erayr.
Agreeable TO the RUE of the club, a meeting
VIII Re he!a At Mr.. David Py,ce's. on Wednes.
dsy evening, the 5th Nogcnibsr Good Stables
and litter furni.hed race horses gratis, by
DAVID PRICE,
Protrirtoy Of re Con-ss.
Hu-ry county. Bah Sep'ernbe, 1906 tR
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10Th Sept. 1906.
TaluabAe Family MedicWeg.

Jun received direct from the atentees, and for
SALE wBoLcsALE and EErAIL, by SA-
RUCL PLEhsAHrs, II Richmond, a large lup-
ply OF the following very valuable Medicine,
viz:
Dr.. Cooiey's VegefabIc RRxir, OF. CongA
DronS.
Superior to any other medicine ever before In
vented, for all complaints OF the Lungs and has
been tno. n frequently TO eAe9 cure after all
other mediaincs have failed it is to be hoped
that all tho!e who are lsboring under Corsua. b
t've aud other difeafes OF the Lungs, will refort
to this valuable medicine for relief Price rs
cents a bottle.
Or. RazJSon's inn Biioas Gad Stomechic
Buffers
Which have proved 20 extremely fcrviccabe for
lew years paG in reaoring wax and decayes.
contributions % simoa every difcrioti and Tor
removing all thofe complicated complaints 10
common in the fprrng feslon For common bi,
ecr TO ufe in families none exceed them for
plesfau,nef. To thew that rheie excellent bit
tiers are held in HIGH cGin,siion By Phvtc Of
emInence need only intert the o owing ex
traa OF n letter from DR. John WILCOX refpeo
table phyGeian, aud poG-naiter at the city OF
Vergennes
vEseENNEs, oacber a3d, 1904.
SIR,
have been one Of thcfe who never pu,
much taith in patent medicine until o. late bur
riutt acinowledge rom aauai eS9e1iehce that |
have received more benefit from Dr. Ra1pSon's
B''e then frcm ali the medicine ever before
took have been very unweli wi,h low re-
militant fever
| am, &c.
Io1N WILCOX, M D.
Or. Lee'a T HTadiam BLouS PgH
Which have proved 70 en,nently ufeful for sheCe
~ years pah in all Bilious Complaints. Idiees-
non 1I"rdee D-epsies Deb;iiy Heaa ie6es,
CoS iveness Feuafe &, t!ain,s &c Thsir vir
tues are too we'll known &c need comment in an
d9ertiiemen'.--Pricc s. cents box.
Or. fh2nfs' ma .groHgu &c 13oh Paste.
Which whitcns apd prcfsrves the teeth c,ves an
agreeable fmeI TO the breath, and cure. the fcur
W 10 the teeth aud guins Il may be app!isd NJ
all times without ip the leaf inuring tne teeth.
Tie very great and erterfve fae ,hi. medicine
has met with beipeaks It's intrinlic worth. Prize
50 cents box.
Dr. hasgSon's init hii;ous Pills. or EaDlily
Phvsic,
a medicine which no family ought to be with
out as thofe Pills are ufeiui in every Complaint
w erepurges sreHeceiiarY; they are certain TO ope
rste IN hort time without oecafonipg the leaf
pain or gripping --priee only IS Genes box.
Or. EowSoiis CcE6rofcG orm Poqpofe, ..
i he mol proper medicine tkat can be given to
e,''cTsn to dettroy Wo'fs * 10 remove e,udities
OF every kind from the f Il peaages. -Priee GO
cents packet
Or Fa'Dso"'' (GenmneJ Hch Ointment.
The moG certain and fate application for ths,
d1agreesbIe complaint called the Tres, Of apv
nov ia uie. " alto cures ell kinds of eruption.
on che 'acr or kin /, very -gTeeable in Ineli.
leaves the Kin fnooih 2, beautiful, II may De sp
piisds' sli times wi'h the gseatsl rafesy. Price
only ~ cents box
81 Vcty particular directions accompany
eaeh Of thofe valuable medicines.
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FOR S Me,

z az LAND, in the county OF
Coochand. whereon iuoyv live, cdn.ain-
ing 600 acres: well stna,cd, lying within two
mics Of James river, and five mites ;.povc C;ooch.
land courthouse is weltiaipYcve.i and in enc az.
der Tor an ensuing crop, i, is wen adapted to The
Culture OF tobacco, x wheat. = farther des-
erirtion ie though, unnecessary &c .; Is presumed
the purchaser would wish hr:, vi,w thc me-
misses, which (in my absence. vii he sheyvml by
Capt Humphrey Parrish or Ny Whitehcad Ry-
an, who live adjoining thereto ] viii undertake
10 SOW thereon 80 CT 90 bushels OF whoa. in good
order. And in case of sale OF TIE land. will
likewise sell the crop thereon OF every description
together with the stock ofcauie hogs, and sheen,
household and Kitchen furniture, plantation ,iien.
sis, SC. THe terms of sale for yhe land Will be
one Nhirc cash, 4 for The balance three equal IN
nual instalments, or giving bond with approved
seenr''y, carving interest from the day, if nor
p0netually paid Young negsnes will he taken
IF approved OF in paym Mt for moicty a, least,
Of each paynen, ; 4 deed of trust viii be Il ken
Upon The premises TO secr:e the three last pay.
ments. The personal esiate wi be sold ~ a Gre
dit Of twelve months on giving bond with ap.
proved security. And the price ct the land maze
known on application to he subscriber
Csad'ioek Yang!tan.
10Th Sept. 1906 CIV
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TICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR sAIr A.

g.. s. Il. NJ TIES
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICES
No Oh e Ne So. Maiden Lane New ro,k.
AT SEVEN DOLLARS EACH,
bnt VIII advance as The drawing approaches Ry
cnclosing Bank notes (Iost paid) to c. Z, Z
WAITE Tickets and Shaies will be lunqualiy
re'u'ncd by poss.'io any amount and the earle t
advlce sent 10 adYenturers heir success. The
puohc are reqaes'ed to Tema,k, that the draw
ing OF the New York Lotteries is managed IN
80 correct a irannet, Is not 10 be snhie9 to ere
Ff Inc time OF drawing, ari payment Of rri.
zes IS puraual, and gua,an;ced by the State lie
sls. atnrc Schemes al ,a,,e enclosed wi h Tick.
eis The many CAPITAL Prizes soIo BY q {, Il
J." IN lorna, Lo''erier iIs's ne ~hich VIII als7 be
nc'ossd) 1t is PRESUMED " b. an additional in
ascenient 10 o.stan, sdven,ugers to purchase OF
them. On,
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out furprise, that at this late day,
you heuld have repaired to the feat
Of government as if nothing had oc-
CURED rendering fuch a ftep improP-
er. Under rhefe circumstances, the
preldent has charged me to Ggnify
70 you, that your remaining at this
place is difiatisfaStory 20 him, and
thar although he cannot permit HIM
felf to Unfit on your departure from
the u. States during an inclement
ieafon, he expects it win not be IN
neceEarily pofponed after this OBJ
itacle ihall have ceased.
i am charged by the PRECEDENT, at
the fame time to let it be fully under
food, that the considerations which
have led to this explanation, bsing
altogether perional, they are perfect
ly confident with the ready admiAon
of iucceaor, and with all the atten-
ton which can be due 20 whatever
communications his catholick males.
ty may pleafe to make with view to
cultivate harmony and friendfhip be-
tween the two nations.
have the honor to be, Sir,
with confederation and refpea,
your mott obedient feryant,
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
The Marqais de CaGa Yrye.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

the Emperor Jacques, he Firf, has
no prcpagators, no emilaries, no
learned men, and no fecret agents to
preach infurreetion in other ftares,
while defending his own ufurpation
be6des, his treafury is not in the
mott brilliant and hourilhing ftua-
ton, and the crew of our white revo-
lutioriiits are lefs attached TO liberty
than to cath.
Our ambaAador to the U****
.S****, Cea. Diseases, is far from,
being contented with our friend, tha
PRECEDENT Jeferfon, whole patriotic
notions have not yet feared 70 the
level of our patriotic tranfadions.
He refufed both to prevent the mar
rage of Jerome Bonaparte with a
female American citizen, and to de-
tain her after her marriage, whea
her hufband returned to Europe. To
our continual representation, againR
the liberties which the American
newspapers take with our govern
ment, with our Emperor, with our
Imperial family, and with our lmpc-
rial minifters, the anlwer has always
been, " proiecute the libelIer, and as
foon as he is convicted, be viii be-
punifhed." This tardy and negativS
jufice il 70 oppoite to our expedi-
tious and fummary mode of proceed
ing, of punifhing frff, and trying af-
forwards, that Il mutt be both hu-
initiating and oRenGve- In return.
when'the Americans aye'complained
to T***~+~, againh the piracy Of
our privateers, he has tent them here
TO feek redrc[s, where they alto will
to their cor difcover thar, in. civI
cafes, our jufice has not the fame
rapid march, as when it is a qucRion
of arrefing or transporting fufpe6fed
perfons, or of tormenting, fhooting
or guilIotining a pretended fPy, or
fuPPofed confpirator.
Had the peace of Europe con:inu-
ed, Bernadotte was the perfon fele6t-
ed by Bonaparte and TaIleyrand. az
our representative in America -
becauir, we then intended TO
)frikf, and not to negotiate.
| But, during the Prefcnt enbroiEed
fate Of Europe, an intriguer
was moro necehary than either a
warrior or politician. a man,
who has pafcd through all the niire
of our own revolution, who has been
in the iecrets, and an accomPlice Of
al our factions, is undoubtedly ure-
fal inifrument, where factions are to
be created s. directed, where wealth
is defgned for pillage, and fate for
overthrow. General T. is there.
fore in his place, and at his proper
pof, as ambafador in America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

DEPARTMENT Of State, Ist6 Jan. 800.
SIR In consequence of the juf
objections which your conduit has
furninhed againft your continuance
here, as the organ Of commune
cation on the part of his catholick
majeffy, it was fignihcd at Madrid,
IN the month Of April lah, through
the milton Of the United States
there, that the fubftitution Of another
was deired by the preGdent. In re-
ply it was intirated by Mr. CeyaIlos,
that as you had yourfelf expreiled a
with and obtained permiGon to re-
turn to Spain, the purpofe might be
accomplished without the neceMty
of recall, and tina. fuch a change in
the mode would be agreeable TO your
government I; in ipirlt of concilia-
ton the arrangement propelled by
Mr.. Cevellos was admitted, and it
was not doubted, that It would With
out delay have been carried into ef-
tech. is feen therefore, not with
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o!gHedJ
ELMARoUIs DE CASA YRUJo.

The following extract is taken from the fe-
cret Hinory of the Court Of St. Cloud, an
work Of much celebrity, having run through
two editions, in this country, in the courfc
OF few months. We recommend pert
fal Of this book to all thofe who with to OBJ
TAIN knowledge of the character and
principles Of the Corfican Ufurper, the
friend OF democrats, &c.
Paris, September, 1905.
MY LORD,
After the treaty Of Amiens had
produced general pacihcation, our
government was feriou1y determined
70 reconquer from America, part
of thoie treafures its citizens had
gained during the revolutionary war,
by neutrality which our policy and
interea required, and which the lib
crafty Of your government endured.
Hence the acquifltion We made of
New-Orleans, from Spain, and hence
the intrigues Of our emifaries in tar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

cultivate harmony and friendihip be-
tween the two nations.
have the honor to be, Sir,
with confederation and refpeet,
your mott obedient feryant,
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
Tbs Afarqais de GAIA 1ryo.
No. ORGANIZATIONS
Wa'6ingtOn, 10th January, 1906.
JAMES MADISON, ESQ.
SIR,
have juit received your letter of
yefterday in which you are plsafed
to tell me, that from the preGdent Of
the United States having folicited my
recall in Madrid, in the month of
April laff, he has heard with furprife
my arrival in this city, the rcGdence
of government, and that he thinks
this ttep of mine improper, adding
at the fame time, that my ftay here
would be difIatisfadory to him. As
the objeG Of my journey is not with
a view to hatch plots, to excite con-
fpirscies, or to promote any attempt
whatever againft the government Of
the United States, and as hitherto, |
have not either directly or indirectly
committed acts of aiimilar tendency,
aObieb Glane could iyqyy the tenv and
obysd of your letter, to which I reply,
my arrival here is an innocent and
legal aG, which leaves me in the full
enjoyment of all my rights and pri-
vileges, both as public character or
as private individual. Making ufe
therefore of thefe rights and privile-
ges, | intend remaining in the city,
four miles fquare, in which the gov
eminent reGde. as long as it may fuit
the intereit of the king, my matter,
or my own perfonal convenience
mutt at the fame time add that fall
not lofe fight of thele two ciIcum-
frances as refpe6ts'the period and fea-
fon in which our mutual deGres for
my departure from the United States
are to be accomplished.
In regard to the objections which
this governments, in its Wifdom. is
pleafed to call jgf, refpeding the de-
nand Of my removal, l fhall take
the liberty Of obferving, that although
this government no doubr, may have
bad their reafons TO folicit it, they
hitherto have forgotten to communi-
cate them to mine for Mr.. Monroc's
official letter to Mr.. CevaIlos on this
fubjed, merely contains vague. IN
determined, general afertions, defti-
tutc of any proof whatever. 1t is
true that he alleges an attempt of
mine to bribe a citizen of the United
States but it is equally 70 thar as
this afiertion of government is
grounded on reference TO tefti-
mony already proved incorrect, |
may without wounding the feelings
of, or be wanting in that refpe6f
which owe this administration, per-
nit myfclf to callit falfe and CAL
luminous, independent that in the let
ter ! had the honor Of writing to you,
fir, early in September 1904, in
which this bufinefs was completely
and satisfactory explained. If, in
fact, the editor of the Commercial
Regifer, could ever be confdered a.
an organ of truth, what would the
American people think of their chief
magiltrate, Of the heads of the de-
partments and of the acts of this adj
miniltration : 1t is not NV ;'--- -
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No. 3.-(TRANSLATION
Wo@ington Jan. 10, 800.

$500
Having gone through the perfonal
explanations, which for juf motives
| was compelled to enter into, IN my
6rft answer 70 your letter of the
r;th inf. ] mutt now inform you,
FIR, what otherwifc would then have
conliituted my fole reply i; namely,
That TIE envoy extraordinary and mir
jfsr plenipotsntiavy Of bis CatboLie ma
;efy, near TIE United Slater, yeoeiUeS
no orders except fran bis evereign. /
mulf alto declare to you, fix, that
/ conider both the ftylc and tenor
of your letter as indecorous, and its
objeSt an infraeion of the privileges
attached TO my publick character.
This violation of the dipl0matiel rights
and privileges as incxplicable IN t.
feif as it is i'll grounded, requires on
my part the mott folemn protect aga
init your faid letter, its ftyle, and
the intent with which it was addrehed
70 mel do therefore protect in
the mof folcmn manner poilibily
can, again!f this improper ifep of
yours FIR ; ffep which, under the
exiting circumstances, is as contrary
to the 1ipiomatiek laws and ufages, as
il IS to the fpirit Of the contribution
and government Of this country, and
in order that your conduct, fir, in
this cafe, may not in any manner at.
feet the privileges of the body to
which | have the honour to belong.
l ihall Immediately tranfmit to the
othsr' members thereof accredited
near the United States, copy of
your faid letter, of my frft anfwer,
and Of this my protect, that on their
part they may make the proper use
thereof, and also that it may always
appear that if there has exiftcd, on
the Fart Of this administration, an ar
bitrary determination to violate the
rights Of embafy, refpeded By every
civilized nation, there did alto exit
in me the jutt refolution of repelling
any !imiliar attempt.
have the honour to be, &c,
(Signed)
ELMARQUIS De CASA TRUJO.
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n the Limerick paper, an Irifh gentleman,
whole lady had abfconded from him, tins car
.ions the public againa trnlting her - My
.rifs has eioped from me without rbys.t srr.I-
III. aud dehrc no Orc Will trul her On my
su-rra--. ~ 80 asf rs1rs;s5 . Err
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AS the ftnation of affairs between this eoun-
try and Spain, have excited much public cur
lofty, we republiih the following correfpon-
dence.
1t now remains to fee If Mr.. Jeferfon viii
comply with aaot5~ regulation from Bonaparte,
for what is Spain more than colony Of
France
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SCRAPS

The following Circumstance has
been related by an eyewitness "a
hen, thc property Of Mr.. Payne, Of
FurnivaI-freet, Edinburgh, lately
had FIVE chickens, four Of which
were az different times carried away
by rat. One day lat week, the
marauder, watching his opportunity,
feized the fifth, when the hen 70 iud-
denly and hercely attacked him, that
he was compelled TO quit his prev.
and defend himfrlf, which he do,
by rearing on his hind legs, and hy-
ing at her throat, while The repeated
ly af,aiIed him abour the head with
her fpurs. AT length, after battle
of ten minutes, ihe LAID him dead a.
her feet.-Loss. pap.
The enfuing recipe for the bite Of
thar mad dog, Rebellion, is found in
the Edinburgh review In the ETH
ration of the wilcft political doctors
it is an infallible remedy -
While the 7acO6ia eaBlrie' were
making fome progrefs anoag. thc
l04vsr orders Of tie people IN ST Pctetf-
burg, Catharine had them all fcizsd
one evening, and carried 70 The IN
natir aEium, where they were proper
y 6zued, differed, fdrved an Pb.Erf
Aft-r fourteen days Of this zt55g90ss
regimen, they we've reltored to the
public view, and numerically Ganned
az infans.
n the Limerick paper, an lrifh gentleman,
whole lady had abfconded from him, tins car
.ions the public againa trulting her My
riff has eioued from me without rbyz-f srrtI-
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to cndeavor to change by this explans
alton the difpoGtion of this govern
pent towards my person ; my objed
is foley to fulfil the duty my fitua-
ton impofes upon me, of again re-
pelIing an imputation which is as
improbable in ilfclf as it is calumnious
against both my public and private
character.
fhall therefore, Sir, communicate
your letter of yeferdsy to my gov
eminent. I fhall also inform it of
nav aniwer thereto, and whenever
by the order of the King my matter
| am 10 return to Span | fhall quit
the United States with sentiments of
affection towards virtuous people,
in Whole bofom have lived ten years
with the Intimate teftimony of hav-
ing never committed any grounded
offence againt their government, and
above all with the confoling fatis-
faction Of having employed all my
zeal and feeble talents in defence OF
the rights and interefts of the beit Of
Kings.
have the honor to be, Sir, &c
(Signed)
FL MARQUIS De CASA YRUJO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
LAND FOR SALE.


The subscriber being anxious to remove
to the western country, will sell on very
moderate terms, two valuable tracts If
LAND, lying IN the county of Haiieax, one
tract lying on Dan river, eight miles above
lrvine's ferry, containing about $40 acres,
30 of which are Low Grounds of Che best
quality, with convenient houses for the &C
commcdation family. Also a tract on
Birch's creek, containing no acres, with
hHuses ht only for negroes and an oversecr.
Each plantation has cleared land sufficient
to work or s hands to advantage.
CHARLES BARKER.
Dec. 10, 1905. 6ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-16
N o T 1 C E.

THE Members Of the Mutual Assurance
L Society, against fire on buildings of the
State OF Virginia, are hereby requested to
attend their annual General Meeting to be
held at the Capitol, on the FIRST Monday
IN January next, which is the fifth day of
the said Month.
Any Member who doth not attend, at the
+sid Meeting, in person or by proxy, will
be represented by the Member OF the State
Legislature, Of the County, or the Senator
of the District wherein such absentee re-
<ides.
WE. Asst,
PRINCIPAL .fscnt ~. Il. S.
Richmond, Nov. Oath, 1905.
The Printer ia, this State are re-
guessed 10 insert the above once 4yeek for
Joaf weeks.