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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24


luteiy seeded from federalism we
are happy TO add. from indispu,able au,ho
rlty, that Judge Sedgwick, OF Stockbridge,
late speaker of the national house of re
presentatives, and senator in congress,
| has followed the example.
LifcAfeid (Con.) Witness.
A letter from Curacao, dated Aug. 10,
! to respectable merchant in New York,
| says. F" Miranda has been again defeated,
and compelled to re embark, probably
with the determination to abandon an Ell.
,erprizc which, it would seem, his e71tight-
ened coun.rymen are not firm enough to
encourage, and he has no means of ac-
complishiny on any other principle. I
| have seen the extract of letter from slre
commandaht Of Coro, mentioning tina. q
skirmish took place on the l,h instant,
! while NI;randa's party were engaged in
watering at Rio Negro; that he had 20
killed, IL wounded, and some prisoners
that his feet consisted Of ships, hrigs. Sc.
protected BY his Britannia Maj.sty's ship
Lilly, only. They are supposed 10 have
returned 10 Aruba, but we have no arri-
val to establish that fact"
Letters from Marietta in Ohio, state
that the public mind is considerably agi-
tated in that quarter by political intrigae, /:
the ultimate ubjcGt Of which is not dis
cerned, nor comprehensive.
Mr.. Burr, has re sidsd in that place a
few days, bu. left Marietta on his route
westward on the 28,h.
Great efforts are making in the state of
Ohio 10 procure interest against the nsxt
congress in favor of The Hazso. the ,chism
effected between influential republicans is
considered as favoting the views of the
SPECTATORS, whose otjecls they mean to
push with great vigor, while this state Of
things exists.
A late Author, in his works, gives the
following portrait of an American Wo
man ;-She is generally graceful in her
figure, slow m her gait, mid IN her looks,
proud in her mein, engaging in her con-
versation. delica;ein her expressions, quick
at blushng, chaste in her thouga,, iaao-
cent in manners, improving on acYoaia-
lance, generous TO fault, ready 10 weep
with one in distress, solic,tous FOR the
poor sincerely religious, emineniIy hu'
name, constsnt III her attachment, faith
tul To her engagements. a foud vile, y
tender mo her, tenacious Of her word. jea-
lous othsr honos, prudent i'll coaduGt. cir.
cumspect III her house and what Is We
~ natural, cannot keep secret.
!. A fellow was lately brought before a
magistrate on charge of stealing glue !;
his defence was. that he could not help IL,
Tor 1t sInck to him. Lon. Raf.
According to the ancient law of the
trnzea regions of Siberia, man vas al
lowed fsvo wives IN winter, and only one IN
SUNNI =r.--i5.
1t appears that the fickhotkDfs infest
the avenues to the house of commons, a i.
minated, doubtless, with The general anx
iety to raiSs the snAthes in such a man.
MGR as shall scarcely b. Jek.--i0.
Died. at Albany. on tAe 9sh inst WILLIAM
PA rresow one of The judges of the ciscun
court of the United States.
CUSTOM HOUoE-RICHMOND.
ENTERED.
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(hm Vessels to others. But it so happen

ctr vessels to others. But II so happen.
that certificate of origin was found on
I'd, relating 10 a cargo shipped on board
eNfher vessel. which the owners, with a
ankness and honesty which should have
procured them more jus judgment, de-
Iclared was Intended To be delivered with
the cargo 20 which it referred, in case ,lS-
purchaser intended % export il, IN order
to obia,n remission of duties in the mo
ther country. HIS honor The Judge most
wisely considered il as establishing the
oontnui,y of the voyage, and accordingly
Condemned both ship Scargo. This Judge.
WHO figures away in three tailed wig and
scarlet robes, has IL seems written a book
rs on the trade oi neutra!s," the principles
of which, however absurd and contrary to
law and justice, he is determined at all
hazards TO carry ,atc practice"
September ".
Arrived in Annapolis Roads on Mon
day eYening, under Jury masts.the French
sh.p L'Eole of u guns, Mons Provost
IL ,.roix commander, one OF jerome Bo-
nspar,e's squadron driven in by stress of
weather. having lost all her masls, and her
ruddcr materially injured She saluted
the city, which was returned by dis
charge OF cannon f,om the Ci,y Point
The capdn, arrived here yesterday even
lug.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
as POWER OF TRUTH.

1t u nov very we'll asceftainej that
John Allen, esq. Of this place, hss ALSO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
CUSTOM HOuoE-RIcHMoND.

ENTERED.
Sch'r Dolphin. Berry, Alexandria
Farmer. Bailey, City Poinr.
Bso,hers.. Rose. Norfolk.
Samuel, King, Philadelphia
Martha and Mary, Lewis, Norfolk
Mount Vernon, Butler, Baltimore.
Concord. Sheppard, Philadelphia
Polly, Meredith. City Poin..
Anxious, jackson, New York.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Liberty. Lewis, Philadelphia.
sIoop Dove. Elkns, Na,uck. L.
Eliza Hunter. Baltimore.
Sch'r Betsey. Aberdeen, do.
Hatriott, Mekins, ds.
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September 10,
VERY STRANGE Z

< The Marquis Casa Yroio who came
as far as thts CITY an Sunday last, and
who,intended to proceed 20 he seat of
government next morning, continued here
ill yesterday, mo nng, when he RETURN
ED 10 Philadelphia in the French Town
Packet.
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COMMERCIAL.

From Gibraltar Juiy 1.-THE Govern
or Of Gibraltar has refused the landing al
that port of Tobacco from America, and
passed an order, thai no Tobacco shall
be landed except from England and that
to be accompanied with certificate OF
clearance from one Of The custom huuses,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

We are Informed, tina; our countryms
BENJANIN WEST, who has been cele
braled ~ Europe, as an eminent Pointer,
and was for several years Historical Paint
er to the KING Of Great Britain, is about
to return TO Pennsylvania, and spend the
remainder of his days ia his naive state.
Pill. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24
August oh, 1906.

We understand (says the National In.
tsiligepcer) 'ha' the statemen, made some
days since in The Washington Fcderals,,
that relation of MIR Monroe had passed
through this city with dispatches for tbs
President, representing That the Florida
negotiation had sailed, is wi,hou, founda
ton. Mr.. Bankhead, the gentleman al,u
ded 10, was only the bearer of duplicates
of letters long since received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

II is believed tina, the Marquis Yruio
has noe been re appointed minister TO this
country. The report. il would seem, from
some remarks in the Aurora, was f,brica.
ted by the Marquis himself. His having
len Baltimore on his return To Philadelphia
without making his appearance a, the seat
OF Government, strengthens the belief
that there is no truth in the account of
his appointment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

Among the papers which we have recen,Iy re.
ccived from New Orleans ere find ,ha follow.
ing resolrtions of the Legislative body of rhe Or
leans territory They relate TO an obicet Of equal
importance and delic,ey. The course taken is
unusual Flow far it viii ensure the end con.
templa'ed time Only can determine
Nat. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

A rich vein of Lead Ore has been Disco
vsrrd on the land of Maj Philip G lines, in
G'ayson County, within Two computed
miles of Chesseli lead mines. The ore
wa, found within six inches of the surface
of,he earth /; the situation is fine far min
ing, ard The prospect very nettefing. Said
Gaines is now raising excellent ore. aad
will, no doubt, soon make lead in abun.
dance
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

IRe MgDTcAE LECTURES, in the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. roN commence
hhe frst Monday in November neet.
Sept ls.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-09-24

lu.eiy seeded from federalism land we
are happy 10 add. from indispu,ablc au,ho
rity, that Judge Sedgwick, OF Stockbridge,
late speaker of the national house of re
presentatives, and senator in congress,
has followed the example.
LifcIjield (Con.) Witness.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-28
THE SUBSCRIBER,

IT AS JUN receiveda handGome anortment Of GIL
A MA, China Glazed and Crockery WARE, and
very ioon expects handlonie parcel of Glafs to at
fort what he has hand he has alto received on
coniignment Antigua and New England Rum by the
puncheon, London particular Tenerife Wine by the
pipe, Teas by the chef, and mems fine Hats by the
box, which articles will be fold low for cath, or on the
ufual credit for negotiable paper.
He has on hand general alIortnent of GROCERIES,
among which are Brown Sugar * Coffee by the hid
and Dbl. Sal; by the iac, Shad, Clipped Herrinss, *
arr Ivy the Dbl and northern Potatoes, oole and in
Dbl Vindegrave, Claret and Port Wine in boxes of
one and TWO dozen bottles each, Cordials Olives,
Capers and Anchovies, ALTO in boxes and he keeps
confantly large iuPPIy of Philadelphia bottled and
draught Porter and Ale and Beer in barrels.
He has lately rented the Brick Ware-Houfe on the
crofs freet leading from the Brcls-Row immediately
to the Bafin, which has been occupied for many
years by Meirs. Pickett, Pollard and Johulon. He
will be glad to receive on forage Flour and other
country produce At the ordinary rates
DANIEL TRIPLETT
OF. 90. sr
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For SALE,

4 TRACT of LAND, lying in the county of
y Cumberland, on Big Guinea, containing 500
acres This Land is well adapted to the culture Of
corn wheat and tobacco, and about one-,hird is IN
cleared. a inall part of the rrrch4Ca ,,ore-.
will be required in hand, and credit of one, two
three and four years will be given for the remainder
The Land will be fhewn to any perfon, by Samuel
Sheppard who lives plantation adjoining, and
the terms of iale will be made known by Thomas
Miller OF Powhatan, the fubfcriber near Lynch
burg.
JOHN II BURTON.
SAhPDeil, NOV. eotfw9.
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H[RGLNLA. IN anit :
Oaobcr IT.

PIRGINif, to qUit q:
III Cbrseery Dfyia Coayf, brl5 in tie city of T5If-
am51g, TIE 23d&ly Of A6rH, 1906.
Sarah Robins, widow and re9 of Jofliua Robins
deceafe1, arthur Robins, Sarah Robins, John Pc
bins, Jofhul Robins, Ana Robins and Charles Ro-
bins, children Of the faid Jofua Robins, deceafed
the aid Assn & Charles being infants under the age
eoft~euty one years by The ca,l Arthur Robins, e;r
IN other and next friend, William Elnes, adn,inil-
na;oT of the flid T5aiua Robins deceaied, and the
laid William Baifes aud Elizabeth his wife, a
daughter Of the laid Ioihua Robins, decd. P!.G's.
aganh
Thohias Robins and Clrvey Dunton, executors Of
Arthur Robins, d~cesied, Levin Aimcs aud Brid-
get his wife, and James Bonnsli and Mary his
wife. Def.'s
? 4 RE Defendants James Bonne and Mary his
wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given fecurty according 20 the q 2 Of Anembly and
tic rules ofthis Court, and it appearing to the flf-
f5o Of I'll; Cosrt thar they are nor inhabitants Of
this country, The motion Of the Plaintiffs by their
council, it IS ordered, taai the faid defendants do
appear here on the fs9 day the next term, and an
f"er ths bill ofthe plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be for hw,h ufsrted IN lome newfpaper of the
city OF Rich o5nj, eos twn months lucceliyrly and
paed tn front door ol the former Capitol in this
city.
n Cepy,
AETHCNY ROBINSON, c. c.
fllohef ~ 90
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NOTICE.

ME purohafers of property, at the fales in Char
Z iotte and Abemarc, conducted by Wilton Ca
ry Nicholas, Eiq. are requeled take notice, that
the bonds executed by them for the amount of their
respective purchaies, in my poleion By vir-
tue OF an Alignment from Mr.. Nicholas Puneual
payment at my office, the day on which the bonds
become due, expected. IN every cafe of failure
init will certainly be brought without delay.
As ome of theie bonds will become due between the
5th and 22nd of December, when iall be necefa-
rily absnt public bulinefs in Norfolk, MAR Scott
the Mariha of this diitrit will al for ma from the
time OF my departure until my return.
GEO. HAY,
hn''rry Of TIE " s. f5, TIE pa. Diaria.
Richmond, OF. 81. oav,4w.
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TUX ufILIt.
By Ff,fne Of q Deed Of Ftrf, executed 10 ,ngJclf
and Cfobn Royal, dee'2. By Peter F. Arcber,
for tie beneft Of N7hli@,n Fitzgerald, and ayc
fgned TO Richard K. ,sale,
M ILL be Sold for cas,, ON the premifes, in the
w county of Powhata,s on the 1T day of De-
eember next, that Valusbs TRACT OF LIND,
wherein the faid Peter F. Archer lateyreided con-
tanning by eitimation, aboof One Thoufand Acres,
two miles on the river, vida good DWELLING
iIOUoE11go, convenient gut fiouIes--- To- about
Twenty LIKELY NEGROES, or 70 much of tie
laid properly fall be iuent to fatsfy the pur-
po!e of the 1aid deed of trus
IoHN ARCHER,
-, S'rvi0ig 7ryfee.
Amelia, November 7. %tAws.
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IN CHANCERY.


PosoJaiGn Comfy Court, o.7sler l6, 1906.
Tarlton Cox, Pl,f.
againh,
Jofiah Thompfon, executor of JoGah
Thompfon, deceafed, aud Thomas
Watkins, Deft's.
NHIS day came the Plaintiff by John Lane IF
A quire, his attorney, and the defendant, Joliah
Ihompfon, not having entered his appearance and
given fecurity according law, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the atisfaon of tine court
that the faid defendant is not an inhabitant Of
this ate: Therefore, the motion of the plaintiff
by his attorney aforefaid it ordered that the fad
defendant Joiiah Thompfon appear here the third
"Wednesday i'll February next, aud anfxer the Plain
! bill, and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inherited in fome newspaper printed in the city Of
Richmond for two months fucoellivey, and that ano-
Their copy be poRed at the front door of the court
houie of this county for fucceiive court days.
A Cory Teae,
JAMES POINDEXTER. Crk.
NOVEL. eot2mS
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NOTICE,
o. %.

MAT in virtue Of decree Of the FIuIings courf
I of the city of Richmond, in cauGc tl.rrein
depending, between George 2. Stras plaintiff. and
Lucy H. Southall, ard others defendants, fall ON
Friday the 9Th day of December next, expofe TO Gle
by public auction, upon the preniiCes, for ready mo.
ney, the half acre LOT in this city No. GsJ. upop
the treet leading from the Capitol fquare, to the
Land Of Thomas Rutherford, and which faid ot Is
oPpoHte that occupied by Mr.. Murphy.
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Csng7joToo,r.
Nov. ?. e,tdrz
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FOR SALE,

4 n Elegant CoAcAHz well fnifhed, with Plated
1 L Hsr7ef and pair Of well matched HORSES
and free from any bad habits ;they are fix e few,
years old lat iPring.-H50 Rrong healthy NEGRO
WOMAN with female child about five wears Old
great bargain may be had in this property for cain
or negotiable note at Gxty days.
~ Easair: al Ills CC.A.
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@a;ts at auftion.

WILL BE SOLD at P4lfe .1at7ion, for ready me-
ney, on tie Premjet, Saturday, tie 29ib eftbit
Jfoaib, Nov.
pY Virtue of Deed of Trun, dated the l9th
A) June Ian, executed by John Pendlcton, Efq.
20 lecture the payment of debt herein mentioned,
due the fira infant: That valuable LOT known by
the number 5s4, with all the appurtenanees there
unto belonging.
JOHN PRossER, rn
VIM. MONCURE, -'''''
Nov. Z. tdC
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At meeting Of tie Dirct7s &c tie Re5sasnd Tumble
Company, beida Edzrayy shza4s teve,a in the city
Of Rie67rard, Tuei2ay ~ e9lb Of Tuly, 1906.
D ESOLVED, That fve-lollars be paid ON each
y ihare held by the Stockholders in the faid COM
pany to Nathaniel Sheppard tler treafurer ON or be-
fore the fri day Of Sep,efSbssr next.
R5'0'SeS, That propo(tialS be received from any
Perions inclined to undertas work on the Turn
pike until the iirit day of tnber next, and that the
lame be MED in writing wittthe clerk of the Compa-
ny by the perfons mako az y pr opo(itions.
An extract from the migp-es
hSfiEPPARD, Clerk.
N. 81 have been dirs9ed by the PRECEDENT and
DIRECTORS to reque the prebrs making propoiition,
for undertaking. the abovealentioned road, to make
their Ratenents in fueh way, as to give the amount
upon iuppoftion that thsraad IS from forty to one
hundred feet wide and a5, inform them, that the
time FOR receiving propofa Pa2poned till the fira
day OF November next
lsSfiEPPARD, Clerk.
September Q. b GfA
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FOR RENT.

-dn' PeZ55Fsa gipr" tie $50 Of December rt~t, a
q THREE Story HOUSE, qoitb Garden, Ssvo1.
L h Ro.ft, i9'e. tie Bafn, nea, TIE Cool Spring.
COHfairiTg far ROOMS u fa5tge eaeL floor.
Tbi Tenement qc6e . +r,y lozp. For iersr, ab6Iy 10
Mr.. Thomas Umat'1OO0i j". qo1o Is ayt5o,Jtlio lei
tie Ew..
No0. 81. ,ote
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THE SUBSCRIBER

ASPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he has JUN received good anor,-
ment Of Saddery and Harnefs Moun.irps In his line f
builneis--I'ikewiie, good Skrting Hog Skins. BAG
andUPper Leather. Coach Glafs of the beG kind
24by 20, % by 20, aud 90 by s.
JOHN McENERY.
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Han 3gf rceeioedbb yf9Sbef
ALL AND FANCY GOODS
--cONsi5TfN0 o.

--coNsisTfNo Of
GUPERFlNE and common Cloths, Coatings and
- kerieymeres, Lyon Skins and fries, Ke!Ial
Co''ons' Plains and half tbicks, Rofe, fripcd and
point Blankets, Mancheiler and Beunet's Cord. Fan
cy Vcitcotne, Silk, Cotton, Worried and main
Holiery, Cicyes, Duran;s, Wilebores, Bonba-
zetts and Bombazeen, Irh Linens and o..
naburgs, India Cottons, Canibricts and rsarv
Mullins, SILK, Camel Hair and Cotton sbsvl'
Callieoes' Cotton and silk Chanbrays and Italian
Suceuets. Wells, &c.Scc.
n Is" l'a4'f' fsga"! CiytqIlln PoIss aagGqi1y o4c
The whole of which will be fold on ter,,,. ,l
reafona5!e nst j5m1i god can be AFFORDED for.
Gua Powder Jingle and double L. oflvperior auaIi.
~ By the Keg.
Nov. JS. c
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FOR PORT CT 6ScOW:

,- The Britih Ship PuoENIx, Cap
s.,tssxI Stain EprNcroN, daily expected at
SsSA az M Barmuda Hundred, burthen about
ssssassssas-G-s 400 hhds. Tobacco.-She will take
on freight Tobacco, Cotton, &c. moderate
terms; apply to
JAMES F. LErTCH e. Co.
Manchester, Nov. 4. ettf.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
~ 5efsb JoJs1q, al far (ie, at Dis Boil and Sta
i,aary Roye |r7y @,rs beo-g b- Woytsi, Pib175vS
JoIEsoN's yts5tviA ALMANAC, FOR INK YEAR
OF our Loe6, lSO1.
HEINo THE THIRD AFTER BI5sEX FILE OK LEAP
YEAS, ADAYrED 10 TIE LATITUDE AND NE
RtDIAN or RfcHNoND:
TONrAiNiNG b;'>ei fbe He,anowieal eaieqla-
~ Eons, 0F:gt II ckyrvsaf, Mcn5s' IF II,
S.aafs aaS H,yt = Dtcrir5, Gret IF b,idiar ID.
Sn6nisy ard c,a~sy Cswh ttyorg5.h tie Stair
~ " yo1d, &c. jse III. grit vayioiy q gcfa
o'SHsy. Afbe Eoih7oieg Prier'' pr gygf s dols
-se.o 50 ro5 .fgsi-6 emf.
Nfv ~, ,Ifsf
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Now l.

ME Subscriber refding in the City of Wiiamc-
burg, is delirous of taking few young Lade.
and Gentlemen as boarders--Ifer houfe is fituated
on the Lot adjoining Mr.. Anderfons Boarding
school, and has feven convenient She, there.
tore, Hatters herlelf that he accommodate them
to their iatsiaaion with lodging well as entertain
ment She propoies to keep feparatc tables for the
Gentlemen and Ladies' and her terms will be as mo-
derate rs any in town.
ANNA BYRD.
Williamsburg, Nov. 81. oaw4w.
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For SALE.

1T Pnbie Hmt7ion on tie Preini1cJ, on Hcdgsl{ay
lofb September aevt, (ifHof byeyioMHy d/3oycQ
Of By priDafe eonfyaH u
1--WE bnudred and ffiy acres ofL IND, Gtua-
L ted in III. upper end Of Cumberland Couafy.
eighteen miles from the court bouje, three from
F0rm7iHe and one from a god manutat7a,ine
mn, on HPtOmGttox riUer, nOzu na4,iga5!e all
NET TO Pefeyj6w,g. This LanA lies bandIonel,.
IS IN good order and ilfcrior in qflality tn nogs
eGf Of the mountains; there is 10 OF. 10 acres
0eadozV, band6meiy Et qUifb TI,Uotb,, and
ob9af 20 acres more prepared for /ozOing next
Spring, In addition there is an e.fenf7,e bed of
coaI, qobicb to berJoa ofea3ifai auoHl4 be bigb-
y Valttabie. one third tke 6ursbaG a,1o7ey zviY
he required IN hand, and the balance in fzvo an
aazI i9iaihacAiJ.
JOHN KELSO.
Cumberland. A4ggR la.
TbeEale offbe abo4e byo6crfy is naa7,oi475ly
bofboHed mil lfoudar III Decsmbe,, qVbsn fbsrs
ayW BE- 100 acreJ I5zOed in qybsaf. nj fbe G4me
time, anil Qftr fer /aie, IL ar Is Hkeig NE
e2oES, Payl for cap and on n credit cflo months,
ny Stock, Cr29, HOgsbo!d furniture and E;lrm.
ing msafS.
/j'o on TMctdqy 9th December on the breui-
rs, TIE property in Jams5- Team, OCCUPIED by
MFRS. Janr5 Dirk and L las Brooks, con-
lRiHg Of t1vo aereJ, qUif6 a. Store Holf, Gya-
nary and Stable, n D5VeiLHg-Hozs, Kifcbea g
S.Hoke-Hogf, aYM good rcbair and ai,noR nezv.
TIE finatioH for merchant is not infcrior to n
~ IN f5e naber eonHfr2, .ftnafed on Abbomaiiov,
anu in as iHdebeAde1f neigbb0rbood as aay in
Tr.iHia. Tbe payments qViHb male TO fdf The
bHreba/fr. JOHN KELSO.
N. +. Hgy offbe aboVc b,obrrly, qviYb be dir
bojed ofbriVafcy, and a eoafdetable MGoaat al.
iozVed far cali.
September 26. eofofbD.
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Oaober IA.

VIRGINIA.
dta Superior Court Of C5nnssry bei1 at lie Casifoi in
tbseity IF RisJ~aaf Netcab &y IF Stp!.m5er, 1906.
Between
John M'Rae, executor ofshe tenanent and
laa vii! of John M'Rae, deceafed, PltT.
and
Samuel Griffin aud John Lewis and Mary
mis- %i!e, Defts.
VENFIE defendants Samuel Griffin, not having en-
I tered their appearance and given fecurity ac-
eording to the ~ Of AGamby and the rules of this
court, and it appearing the atacion of the court,
that they NOT inhabitants of this country mo-
ton o. the plintif by his councils, it ordered that
the aid defendants do appear here the frG day of
e nexi term, and anfyver the bill of the plaintiff,
and that copy Of this order he forthwith Inherited in
fonle newspaper pubihed in the city of Richmond,
for two months fuccefively, and Poaed at the front
door of The Capitol in the faid city.
A Copy. Tete,
P. TINSLEY, c. c.
O6'ober TT. oaw9n.
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Williamsburg, Nov. 81.

NE GIiSriSrr, ba0iag dijpejld Of bis Aypsab.eayy
L 5Fa5Gearent. rega5es that eli eerysns indt5ted to
6irT, TriN esA and JSt!Le their 0eecnnts.
D. W1LSoN
Novaxbsr 81. Le,,eJ
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TIE PUBLIC

a RE informed, that the MAIL STAGE
a from this place TO Peteriburg and Ffede-
ricktburg, will ilad every Sunday morning al
O'Clock, from tbs tine till Chritmas.
November s.. 81.
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HE Subieribcr, has taken the Store lately oecu
i pied by Cranberry ard Hancock, where he Of
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths A oonGgnmeut from the
Bate a"orted timneist Manufactures.
ALso-A few bA;ea o. India piece Goods.
JAMES SMITH.
C3sbeT % e
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COOK SHOP,
IND OrcJ.Ep H0JJoE

GEORGE WATSON, has removed from the
~ Houie adjoining the Union-Tavern, to the
hrit Crois-Street above the Eagle-Tavern, leading
to the Balm, where he hasoPened COOK SHOF
and OIS1ER HOUSE FOR the refreihment Of his
trends and cuiton'crs, ata hours of the day, and
I'll ~ o'clock It night Having procured good
French Cook, he will furniih good Soup, Beef Steak,
Mutton Chops, &c. sc. &c. and the belt OYSTERS
that can be procured in Richmond.
Nov. IA. oavtf
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5000 VT. SALT PETRR'D BACON,
1000 W.T.. tirf quality ~ ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
~ few buihels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER HAgCINCS.
For Sale by