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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-24

cf1af'yA oIofe,7 'AtI9s-S1f'eGt,
ORIGINAL ANECDOTES
OF FREDERICK the Second,
KIN & or prussia,
And IS MS Family, has Court, his Ministers.
us Academies, snd his Literary. Friends -
Collected liuring a tsrailiar intercourse oftwen-
y years With that Prince. Translated from
the French of Dieuasnae 1,giebau3f, Professor
Of setles Letsres, in the Academy OF Berlin
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Introduction. locks Pailthesh. Ruletl M,aic
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Evidence, in boards, ssts. rs cts.
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a Poem, addressed TO the Royal College Of
Physicians, London, by Christopher Catlstic
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'a or E.4JFL,
a large stock Of Books, in the different
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extensive assortment OF School Books, and
Other articles suitable fer country sales.
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BetWeeD 20 and 90 NEGROES,

Lateiy attached to the Chatham estate, COZ.
sisting oE laborels and tradeSmen, OF difeig
kinda, such SIS carpenters, blacssmiths, e.
Sc. Also, a good 1ailier, cock, gaFGencg, tram
.er CT horses, and some valuable houss r
wants. They are, for the nur4aeg, as lseI
and as valuable a set ofnesroes al any in Vi
.ginia: also, some work horses and 5sFmi.
utensils. Should any person in the neigh.e.
hood be disposed to purchase al private saE
prior to the said day, VII be ready 70 us-
with them.
I.YoiH alec sell, al P,foa5s Sols,
Some Lots IN the town OF Fredericksburg
my Lands adjoining Stafford courthouse, Il!
Lands il We5tnore]and ard Richmond com
ties, and. my Farm called Clafi's, Oh tie R:}
paE1snpccas rtEer, about 8 lrea miles below sNi
deTioisbafg.
TIE Place Of Sale ofthe above properly vi
.be GeN's 7avesm, in the town Of Eaim9la
where an agent viii attend the two days p:
eeding the day OF sale, to treat witir those g-'
may wish to}purchase at private sale.
William Fltzhugh
Noyembe.e4. sodi
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For Yeady Nloaeg.

Valuable Negroes for Sax.
T WILL offer at public sale, at Heml.a
4 tavern, ii tho town Of Fredericksburg q
FRID-IY, the second day Of janEafy ne1s
fair, ii nat, tie next lair tiaF, for cash;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
Gloucester {o7y Gtoinas.
FOR SALE,

NN the premises, TIC second day Of Ja-
- nuary, 1867, a Tract &c LAND, ~
ing on brahch Of Severn River, in the
county % Gloucester, containing by cstima-
lion SIS acres about one hundred Of which
are cleared and very fertile, the remain
der, we'll covered with oak and pine Of 4
superior quality. The oak timber (Which
is most ahun,lant) is supposed, by all ac-
quainted with the land, to be the best, in
this part Of the country, ether for slaves,
~ ship Building. From the timber alone,
a nett sum may be made, equal to the pur-
chase monev. On the premises arc dwell
ling house, connections quarter and large
barn, all in good repair, likewise, a corn
house and stable.
No situation possesses greater advantages
than this. The neighborhood, good one,
AMI Severn River, Justly ranking among
the first, for fish and oysters. at your door.
Should the purchaser be inclined to add to
his tract, ne may do it, most probably in
what quantities. he NAV think proper, as
two tracts of land adjoining, will in a short
time be divided among several legatees.
Persons wishing to view the land, will
apply TO Mr.. SrERLINS EAwELL, on
the premises, or n the subscriber residing
in the neighborhood.
Terms of sale VIII be made known on
the dav, and viii be as accommodating as
possible. JOHN b. SEAVELL, E>;'r.
n. B. The above land sold by direction
of the will of John Seawell, dec.
j. Il -.
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The DamaA Lip-Salve.
Mtalhble Eeue and Eever Dropf,

MfalHble Hgue and Fever Drobs,
For the cure Of Agucs, Remittant and Inttrm.-
tant Fevers.
Thoufandr teifify their being cured by
thefe drops after the bark and every other medi-
cine has pr, we'd Intellectual no, ore in hundred
has had c,esdon TO take more tYau one, and num-.
bers NOT half bottle.
The S0Uereign Ointment tor The Itch,
WI zen is warranted an infslli5le remedy at one
application. and may be uicd with the moA per-
ed iafety by pregnant women. infant
week old not contain a particle OF mercury or
any dangerous ingredients Whatever and IL not
accompanied With that torrdcnling f7rart which
attends the exhibition OF other remedies.
For the cure Of certain deplorsble shady,
The Indian Vegetable Specific.
The Medicines prepared by Richard Lee,
have been in high cnims,ion and general ute
years; many Of them are fold for leis Than the
drugs OF which they are compounded eoald he
purehsfed at retail more.
IL is no uncomfortable evidence Of heir utility,
that during the above period, pumetods initiate
oDs Of every article (the production OF i.norsncc
aud inezperisnee, urged by envy and penpry)
have irtruded on tie public, feen day ard then
perifhed Others now fueceedej them, which in
like manner are faG defending " to the tomb of
the CapGlets," while our remedies become more
generally uIcd and acquire daily aeeslion of
well earned celebrity
To prevent the impoiton OF WORTHLESS or dam
gercus preparations, purehafer' ave rcquened 10
Remember that an engraved label. with the fy-
nature Of Richard Lees TO countcffeit which is
felony is affixed 20 each o. his genuine Incidence
Pr pared and fold By Richard Lee, No 20
Msidenlsne New York, and az S. Plcalsn,s' Pfin-
ing oilee, Hiehmond. O6i, a.
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Miscellaneous.
THE liUNGRY ARAB.
II Tale from, the 7a!fct al 1SjiGtAs.

An Arab, who was travelling through the
desert, was almost exhausted with hunger
and thirst, when ne unexpectedly perceived
man who had spread his cloak upon the
ground and was taxing his repast with an
excellent appetite-rhe Arab sainted him,
according. to Custom, and sat down beside
him. "Whcnce contest thou ?" asked the
strlnger.--s. Froan tiic village" replied the
famishcl Arab, hoping that he should be
invited to partllle. s.Hast thou seen my
house 7" continued the former. Yes"
answered the Arab, {" it is beautiful and
magnificent its roof reaches TO the SKY,
AMI its court Is delightful as the plains of
Par dice
Hast thou seen my shepherds dog?
0, yes He watched thy herds and locks
with such vigilance that not wolf dares
to approach them.
Hast thou seen my. son, Chalid!
Yes; he was at school, and was reading
TO his ma ster in the Roman with great flu
encv, and in most impressive tone.
How is Chalid's mother!
As well as thou canst wish ; and there is
not creature, either male or female, in
all Arabia, who manages a house better, or
can weave more skilfully. or bears a higher
character for mildness snd bencvoiencc
Hast thou also seen my camel, that car
rics cut water?
Yes; it is in the best condition.
The nan hearing Ell this welcome intel
Ggencc concerning his wife, his son, & his
properly. was SO reioiced that he began 70
eat with still greater appetite, but Offering
the. languishing Arab not single mcrsci.
This unfortunate wretch, tormeated with
the plngs Of hunger, was now ashamed of
his iiattery, and said 70 himself " must at
tack tbs covetous and Unsuitable fellow in
another way"-At this moment dog came
up; allured by the smell of the victuals, he
stood still and wagged his tail.
eyes" said the hungry Arab, elf thy
dog were still alive, he would have wagged
his tail exactly in the same manner"
-" Alas! !" exclaimed the man sis my dor
dead! low did he persia
BY drinking the blood OF thy camel said
the Arab.
Wat did my camel die too9
No, replied the Arab, they Killed for
f. tie funeral dinner of Chalid's mother.
o, heavens! is Chalid's mother dead?
Yes, answered the Arab.
OF what disorder did she de'
OF what disorder? s,lc struck her head
with such violence against Chalid's tomb,
that she died Of the wound.
What! my son dead too
a violent earthquake demolished thy
house, said the Arab, and he was buried
beneath the ruins.
Grief and horror at this melancholy in
teiligence, deprived the stranger of his ap-
petite; he ceased to eat rose from his
rcpast, left his provisions behind HIM, and
FASTENED home with all possible dispatch,
while the hungry Arab sat down and re-
gated himself.
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SOLOMON AND SHEBA.
FROM qxE cUaIosl7Ihs OF LITERATURE


recollect pretty story, which in the
TaInud or Gcmara, some Rabbi has attri-
buted to Solomon.
At the foot ofthe throne stood tie queen
Of Sheba in each hand she held a wreath
OF flowers; the one composed of natural
the other of artificial flowers. Art in the
labor OF the mimic wreath, had e,tquisitc'y
emulatcd the lively hues, and the varierat-
cd beauties OF nature so that at the dis
lance It vas held by the queen for the in
.pection OF the king, it was deemed impos-
sl5le for him 10 decide, as her question i'm
dorted, which was the natural and which
the aY.ificin. The sagacious S,lo-
mon seemed posed yet to be vanguishcd,
though in a trifc, by trifing woman, ir-
ritated his pride. The son OF David-he
who had written treatises on the vegetable
predictions, 4" from the cedar to the hys-
sop" to acknowledge himself outwitted by
woman with shreds of paper and glazed
paintings The honor of the monarch's
reputation divine sagacity seemed dimi-
nished, and the whole Jewish court looked
solemn and melancholy. At leugth an ex-
pedient presented itself TO the king-and
IL must be confessed worthy of the Natural
Philosopher Observing cluster OF bees
lowering round window, he commanded
th7t il should be opened 1t was opened.
The bees rushed into the court, and lighted
Immediately on one of the wreaths, while
not single one fixed on the other the de-
cision was not then difficult; the learned
RaDbis shook their heads in rapture, all
the baiiied Sheba had one more reason TO
be astonished at the wisdom of Solomon.
This would make pretty poetical tale /;
1T wonld yield an elegant description, and
pleasing moral that the bee only rests
on the natural beauties, and never FIXES on
the painted flowers however ininitahly tho
c. our may be laid on This applied to the
ladies would give it pungcncy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
Hahn's true and genuine
German Corn Platter,

An infallible remedy for eorns, fpecdily remov-
ing thcn, root and branch withon, giving pain.
TIE Genuine PerEan Lotion.
So celebrated among the fasbieuable thr ou2h-
GU europe, as an invaluable cofmetic, perfectly
innocent and faie, free from corrolve and repeI-
eEe mineral (the bafso other lotiou,) and un.
fsra,eled efficacy in preventing and removing
bicn1iihes in the tace and ikiny OF every kind
particularly ffeckle,, pmpies, frdammatory red
neis, ieur:'. letters, ring worms, fun hurn.j
priekiy heas &c.-The Per(ian Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding thar natural, infeniible
peripirstion. which is elIentisl health yet is
Effects are ipseay and permanent, rendering the
Lin deliea,eiy foft and clear improving the eom-
piez'on, and Teforing the bloom OF yeuth-ne-
yer t1i!ing TO render an ordinary countenanee
beautiful, and handfome one more 10.
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PUBLIsHED B1- SyBScRIPTToN,
DR.. RECESS NEW CYCLOPHDIA,

UBLfSHED B/ oJBSCRIP1ION,
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Universal Dictionary IF .Hyts e Sciences
IN TWENTY VOLUMES ouARTo.
CONDITIONS.
HE work will be printed in large quar-
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iume will contain from eight hundred TO =
thousand pages A half volume, III boards,
wi be published regularly every two
months, PRICE THREE DOLLIRS,
PAY.HBLE on DELIVERY
Between six and seven hundred plates,
engraved in n superior style of elegance,
will be comprised in the course of the pub
LEGATION, by far a greater number than is
to be found in any other Scientific Diction-
airy.
~ To Subscribers. The three first
half volumes are ready for delivery at the
Bookstore Of Samuel Pleasants, jun.
Richmond. wifi Nov. s.
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Washington, Dec. 13, 1904.

SIR,
YOU ask my opinion on the subiect Of
publishing the works of Algernon Sidney.
The world has so long and SO generally SCUM
ded the praises of his " discourses Oh go
Ueypment," that it seems supcrfuous, and
even presumptuous, for an individual to add
his feeble breath to the gale. They are in
truth rich treasure OF republican princ-
pies, supported by copioas and cogent ar
guments, and adorned with the finest flow
ers of science 1t is probably the best ele-
mentary hook ?f the frfncihies If govern
meht, as founded in natural right, that has
eUer been HRthshed in any iGnGRage-And
it is much to be desired in such govern
ment as ours, that it should be put into the
hands Of orr youth, as soon as their minds
are sufficiently matured for that branch of
studg. Should you proceed to the publca-
ton, be so good as to consider me subscri-
Der; and accept my salutetions and assur-
ances ofgreat esteem and respect.
TIL: JEFFERSON
The Reid. Mr.. Uccms.
October 4.
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Negoes for Sale.

y Y virtue Of deed OF trust executed BY
- Stephen Smith to the s,ibscriber'for 80
curing to William Euntley, tine payment
of sixty pounds, with interest, and charges
of executing the said trust, will be sold to
the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
Union Tavern, in the City OF Richmond, on
the 18th day of next month (Dec.) three
Negro Slaves, to wit, Sukey, and her child
Nelson, and n Girl named Sukcy, with the
increase of the said Sukey's born since the
1st day ofJanuary 1905, or so many of the
said slaves as will be of value sufficient to
pay and satisfy the debt, interest and cIar-
gcs aforesaid.
WILLIAM POLLARD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
The Reforafive POaodsr for the
Teeth and Guns.
HAHN's GENUINE RYE WATRR.

HAHH's GENUINE I'VE WATER,
A fovcrign remedy for all difeafe. Of the eyes
whether tho effea be natural weakness or OF a-ei-
dent, fPeediy removing determinations, deHueiis
ons OF rheuT. duiInefs, itching and films on tie
yes never falling to cure thoie malsdics which,
frequently fueeeed the fmali-Pnx, mcsles and fe.
.ers, and wonderfully strengthening TO weak
fight. Hundreds have experienced its excellent
virtues when nearly deprived OF fight.
7ootb- Acbs Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lating relief in the n,of fevere in.
Gances.
THE Enodyns EA~ir,
For tie cure of every kind of head ache.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
PILOT BREAD.
Richmond Old School.

THE subscribers take the liberty to Uniform
their friends, and the public generally, that
their School will he continued the ensuing
year, and viii be open for the reception of
Pupils, on Monday the fifth OF January, at
their School room, on the back-street, near
the Courthouse and Immediately below
Col. Adams. Terms of Tuition, for Rea-
ding, Writing, sc. 6 5 per ann. Reading
and Writing, with Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, Or any one of
the last mentioned branches of education
6 per ann. to be paid quarterly, and one
dollar entrance with each Scholar, to de-
fray the expense of fuel. Hours of atten-
dance as usual, and until eleven O'Clock on
Saturdays for the Grammar and Geogra-
ply classes.
Eliza Richardson.
William Richardson, Jr.
Richmond, Dec. 1st, 1906. titan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

GENTLEMEN who have never read this
celebrated performance may form some
idea Of It's intrinsic worth and Importance
to or country, by perusing the following ex-
tract of a letter Ito the editor,) from his
Excellency the President of the United
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
HAMiLTON'S
Grand ReRnr0tfTe.

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine for
the fpeedy reiiei and permanent cure OF the vs,is
Gus complaints which refut from diilipstcd plea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in china,
untavourable to the conftsution the in,modc-
rate ufe OF ten frequent intorication, or any o.
Their deRruttive intcnpeFanes-ths unikiunl or
extenGve ufe Of mereury-the ditesfes peculiar
&c females at certain period OF litc- bad lyings
in, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

st the ien,e time rchor:Dg good Rate OF health.
remain, Sir, yosrs, &c.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
70 Nfr. Richard Lee.
roa SALE AS As6V&,
Hamiit0n's Fierce and Extract Ct
MuRard,
A fate and efTeaual remedy Cor aeure and
chronic Sheumatifm, Govt, Rheumatic Cor,.
Palfs, Lambsgo Numhnc!s, Willie SyeiinRsS
Chil5a;rs, Sprains, Bruifsy Pain in the Face and
Meek, SC.
" AN OUNCE OF rakvENTfoH IL WORTH a
POUND or cUSE'
Sos the prevention and o. Bilious and Ma
lignant Fevers il recommended
~. Eub1'5 Hnii- Pihiou Pills.
The operation OF thcle pills is perfectly mild,
10 as TO be ued with .aiety by pcrions in every
6tuation, and of every age.
Hamiitons Elixir,
fov-reisn remedy for Colds, ObRnate
Coughs, AGhma, Sore rhroats, and approach
ing Con umptons.
To Parent. who nay have children siIli9ed with
The Hooping Coagb.
This difcovery ia of the fra magnitude, as is
afford, imm.di,,e relief, checks the prosrefs,
and in fhort time emit eiy removes the moi
cruel di,order TO which children are liable The
Elixir is 20 perfectly Agreeable. aud the doie 70
email, that no difficulty arifcs in taking IL.
Fem LII Their MARIAN, efq: attorney ge-
neral O, the fate of Maryland
esNTLIhEN-i comply with yoar requef in
Rating my opinion OF Hamiitons Elixir. 1t has
been uied in my family for two three yesrs
pau with uniform fuecefs, whenever eods,
coughs or Gmlar complaints have rendered medic
cine neeeiiary. have myicit found it an excel.
lieut. and agreeable remedy for very painful and
trouh'efouie Affection OF the bread. accompanied
with 'orcnei., and with obnruaed and disieult
breathing
On the'e accounts, do not heitare to recoh,-
mems Han,iifon's Elixir as a valuable medicine.
and deierving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

COPY Of a rticr from Mr.. Henr2 deteymdu, B,ict-
ig(e, Ngsasire-sbeef, near BroafVay, fan.
81, 1904.
sSs--I, would be ungrateful were to with
hole my telimoaY IN favor OF Hamilton's Worm
Dehroying Lozengcs. had been between &. &c
and Fix years paa much indifpofed, ard latteriY
often tormented with ievere gripping and pains Of
the bowels troubled with ofepGye breath, and
with violent feveriih 6t,, aud other obvious fynp,
toms q worms bat frequently hearing your
Worm Lozcnges recommended in cafes 6-nilar 20
mine, determined on trial Of them, ss my Ian
refouree. The ftrit dofc evacuated twelve az
thirteen fec, OF tape worm two other doies we're
AIKEN which brought away qusntity OF natter
Hkc broken Rims ard pieeas Of worms I luppofe
the tape worm. voided II different times rnpn
have exceeded forty feet.----The alr,oA in-
credible benefit received from this - :diei1c,
Induced me TO g'vc dofe 20 4 child Of mine who
vas pining and Gekiy: il prcJresd rho fame gco5
eifsfl In thisinaa1cc, cxpellinga worm Of dif
fereni ki;d, from nine TO twelve inches long, and
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Ihiyfy Do!iars Rewura

INSERTED from this place, on the 18th
- inst. JAMES bOVNBo, soldier of
the public guard, about % years of age,
FIVE feet z or 8 inches high, fair complex
ion, with red hair and large whiskers, with
blue eyes. 1t is unknown where nc will 20,
as he is very fond of spirits. Any person
taking up said dcserter and bringing him
to this place, and delivering him 10 nae, or
either of the ofticersof the said guard, snail
receive the above reward.
ALEX. QUAttRIER, G. p. G.
n. 3. All masters of vessels are for
warned from Carrying aim olS OF this place.
A. q.
Richmond, Nov 18TH, 1906.
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N . L | c E.

THE price of fuckers BLACK
STONE after she first Of January, 1907. will
he twenty two dollars and ffly Cents The sub
scrihers 10 thar work 0ho have not yet taken
heir copies viii Cot after that time be entitled
70 she subsc fip,ion terms.
Philadelphia July. fipl6. ,1st Ian
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

FHE Subscriber has accommodations
/ for twenty-five gentlemen of the Lc-
gislature. He has also st4bling for as ma
ny horses.
ALEX'R. QUARRIER.
Richmond, Oct 18th, 1906. If
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The Subscriber,

IxTHEREAS some time past, purchs-
w sed piece ofland in Goochland coun-
", Of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
Their bond for 81 pounds. payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, rs ] do not intend to pay
them unless set right agreeable to bar
gain.
WM SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. If
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G. o @ D S

Particularly adapted to the demands of the
times-They are purchased with ready mo-
ney, from the manufacturers themselves,
with whom Robert Greenhow has long
been in the habit OF dealing, and whose GUS
tom to preserve, they have manifested har
hcniar SoicitUds. Being thus obtained
good in their respective kinds, and on the
very best terals; they will be sold as low
as possible for cash, and at their usual ere
dit, to punctull customers
October lOtn. 1906. ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

7 DEsiG y lac ensuing year. with The aid of
q"i'iEed teacher. 10 attsirpt the Tuition Of
Is FerTa 'es-Cramular, Geography & A,ishme
tic viii DC ,augh, Str'et attention vii, also be
paid TO the composition cf the Scholars. nor viii
;heir morals be neglected. The price wall be Z %
each scholar finding her own bed 9th OF a.,
price to be paid IN advance.
Gsr0rG Banks.
Goochand. 9Th Sep, 1896. If
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GREAT BARGAIN in two hundred
- and fourteen acres of Chickahomony
Rich lou Grounds,

near Mr.. Kids mill, Hanover county part
ofitia corn tothc Main run, some ofthe nea-
dow ground cleared--Tbcrc is on it an APP
PIC orchard, Frame house, Kitchen, Corn
house, &c. Also 100 acres Of good land,
20 oft Chickahomony low grounds, adioin-
;as Co'. S'2'iea's lnnt, with good miii seat
o. il, in Hcnrico county.
Also 80 or so feet Of ground on the cross
street leading from, the main street to the
Bason.
also a house to suit family, near the
Bank. The above will dispose Of for part
cash in hand and tho balance in two anu-
al payments.
JAMES TERNAN.
December lat, 1906. St