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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-28
Il. He1ves @ CO.
I en- Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in Sussex coun-
IL ~, the 18th instant, negro man, JULIUS,
who sometimes calls himself julius Jones. % or
"a years old, and Of dark complexion, about S
feet or 10 inches high, very well made, with
pleasing countenanee when spoken to. julius is
shoe maker by trade, and was hired last year
to Mr.. Cornelius Buck of Manchester has free
wife in James City county, and a brother near
Lynchburg (the property of Mr. Roland Jones)
where ne will probably attempt to go. The a
bove reward will be gwen for securing him in any
Jail so that ger him again, or fifteen dollars for
delivering him to me IN Sussex county, near the
courthouse. All masters Of vessels and others
are forewarned from harboring or carrying him
out Of this state.
JAMES DILLARD
January %, 1906 4w
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FOR SALE,

u the fubfcriber, BURR MILL STONES of
4 different fzes, from 3feet 6 inches to feet
diameter. About ten thouland BURR BLOCKS,
that have jut hand and are of good quality.
The fubicriber alto confantly keeps on hand A
large and good afortment of BOLTiNG CLOTHS
OF the belt quality which he has had purchaied at the
manufactures with oah that he offers for iale for ca
or good paper, on asgood terms any that are fold
In the United States
ISAAC MCPHERSON.
Apply to M. & B. Myers, Richmond, for parti-
culars.
Baltimore, March %. law CIV.
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IMPORTANT TO SpoRTSMEN
San. 90.

o" The 29tb day Of AprHEext, sviHbe e'rea fer sle,
at t6e BsTciizg G,fea in Ca,oiin. county,
'HE STUD, of the ate col. John Hoomes, con-
L fitting ct imported aud country bred Stations,
Brood Mares, and thet produce, for feveral years
Pait-total about hundred head This is GER
tainly the mott numerous, and probably the bet fe-
leeed Stud ever before offered at public auction in
this country as is well known, that the late own
er, fpared neither money exertion, in procuring
both at home and abroad, fuch Cock as appeared
mott certain 70 infure him hccefs as breeder To
gentlemen who may feel difpoition to engage inn
medatey in the ipor,s of the turf ieveral fine three
and four year olds could be highly recommended, for
iize blood and figure Should any of the Stud horfes
be farmed out for the approaching pring, the fale
otiueh, will be pofponed until the expiration of the
ieaon. The other Rock will he fold without referve
The terms of fale will be one half Of the purchaGe
money payable in fix and the other at months, to
be iecured by bond, with approved fecuries to car
ry intereit from the date if not puntfualy paid.
a comfortable difcount will be made for cath.
Gentlemen in the neighborng itates are hereby
aured that the iae a poiitively take place on the
day above aated.
catalogue will be exhibited, eating age, blood,
&c.
John G. VOOLFOLK.
JOHN HoOMEs,
Executors IF 5eba Hooues, DECD
Bowling Green January s. (tds)
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JOHN P. LEE, Clerk.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

. AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
N lait, two negro by the name, Of HARRY
and DICK; Harry is about feet fix inches high, of
tawny complexion, % years of age Dick fix feet
h'gh' Him aud very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting out of his mouth years of
age. When they went away, they had on home ma
nuactured breeehes and old grey jackcoats have
been informed they drened in blue iackcoats
with failor's trowferS, and making their way to
Maryland with free pats. They have relations at
Reuben Bcae's, Efq. of Richmond county, and MIR.
John Turberviles quarter in WeRmoreland, where
IS probable they may Turk until they can procure
paiiage acrois the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them to me,or fecure them 70 that get them again,
ia receive the above reward or the proportion for
either. ELLIOTT MISE.
Baetiagba1 i,9ge, 1fidAYstsx county.
March 4. ep SIN.
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John ALCOCK,
March "a.

7 INFORMS the public that he has lately eaabGfh-
l. eda CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond
on the Crofs-treet leading up from Proler e Mon
cures Venduefore, and near the Fire Infurance Of
hee; where he intends manufacturing all kinds oil
Cabinet Ware in the mot modern flile he hatters
hinelf thar thoie whomay favour him with their COM
niands, will find his work equal to any made in the
terias
He will fell his furniture low for prompt paymen,
only, as his lituation will admit of giving credit
A few windfor chairs on hand, we'll made, which
will be fold unoon,monly low for calh.
January so. If.
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COPY.
COPY.
PERSEVERfVcE, J
BLAGESToR, MaGsr.

This ihip failed under American co,ours, and wa.
taken the 9TH Dec. 1906, when on VOYAGE from,
WamPoa near Canton, in China, TO Newesaie. in
North America and Embden with cargo confitng
81 tea, frgar, and nankeens, by the private lps Of
war, Lion, VIM. Bell, commander and Diana, WIN.
White, commander, and brought to Porffmouth.
1905, Dec. 49, The captor's proaor brought in
the cups paper, and preparatory examinations. and
prayed the uiu' moniton sgaina the fsip and cargo
81. claim was given Of Thomas Barring for the
fip and part Of tho cargo fpecifed in the aid claim
asihe properly of Ralah Peters, of Philadelphia ner
chant.
1906, Jan. ~. n further claim was given Of Tho
mas Barring for the goods Pecifed in the Gehedu,s
ANNEXED to the fad claim Che whole the property Of
American fUbjeas.
The esufe came on for hearing on the % and %
January When the judge admitted the claims. and
pronounced The dip aud largo 70 belong as claimed e
6eereed the fame 20 be reored to the claimant, for
the ue of owners and Pro?retors thereof reiery
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lust PUBLISHED.

BY Jaeo6 Jo5gaH, and Jy ah fbi, Back Store, fer
doors bsio7O be DlSykef, Riebmord;
pROOKE's GENERAL GHZETTEEP mn
- PROFEDj or a New and Compendious &C.
OGRHPHICdL DICTIONAET": containing de-
icrlPtion Of the Empires, Kingdoms, States Provin-
ces, Cities, Towns, Forts, Seas, Harbours Rivers.
Lakes, Mountains Capes, &c. in the KNOWN
WORLD. With the Government, Cunoms, Man
ners, aud Religion of the Inhabitants; the Extent.
Boundaries and Natural Productions of each coun-
try; the trade, Manufacturer and CurioGtes of the
Cities and towns, their Longitude Latitude, Bear
ings and Di0anee in Englih Miles, from remarkable
places and the various Events by which they have
been diitnguiIhed. Including Detail Of the Coun-
ties, Cities, Boroughs, Market-tewns and PRINCIPAL
Villages, IN Crest-Brtain and ireland together
with fucein6t account of, at Leaf feven hundred
Cities, towns and Villages in the United States, more
ban has appeared in any preceding Edition of the
fame work in which the numerous INTAKES and de.
fieienees Of European Gazetteers, refpecaing thi,
country, are corrected and Pped.--Ligj7yGtsl BY
Eight 1fa8s, neatly executed.
April s. If
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February H..
SAMUEL SCOTT.
(tf.

y virtue of deed of trua executed to us by John
ID Chriaian, jr. TO fecure the payment Of a debt
therein mentioned due to the la:e firm of Dunlop,
Pollock & Co will be fold to the hghen bidder,
for ready money, at Prince Edward court-houle. on
Monday the 10Th day of May next, (being court day)
a TRACT of LAND, containing so acres more or
les, lying the waters of Zig Rough creek, in the
fsd county of Prince Edward, being the land bought
by iaid Cbriitian, from Abner Coffee per deed bear
ing date the 2sth day of May, 1905.
The land may be viewed previous to the day Of fale,
by applying to the isid John Chritiian, jr.
SAMUEL w. VENABLE,
PETER JOHNSTON, 1'SrFH''
Prince Edward, March 81 tdC
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From the great length Of the papers the caufe oc-
cupied mach time in the dieuiion, and the cafe OF
the eapors principally Imported from the cargo
being coniigned Meiirs. Hope and Co. Of AmIter-
dam. who were previouny appriied of the ihipment,
and other circumitances relative thereto, but the
court thought this fully explained by the evidence.
He held that this circumstance and the matter f,i-
Percargo not having in the fra inance delivered up
all the papers ju,ied the captors in their original
fezure and examination, but doubted whether it did
no, in their fubiequent detention and bringing the
cafe to an hearing before the court and therefore
ierved the queion Of damages aring from detention
Upon this point Judgment has no. yet been deliver
ed
DocroRs CoMMoNs,7
Feb 3, 1906.
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LAND.

PeffiveLy for (ale BY the (abieriber,
NNE thoufaud acres, formerly known by the
NJ name OF David Twins Quarter, on Otter river,
IN this county, adjoining the Land whereon the frb-
icriber lives, where there is merchant mill tl,at
makes as good flour as any in America not more
thap twenty two miles from the fourifhing town of
Lynchburg, where there is good market for all
Kinds OF produce. On this raf there is as much clear
ed land as is utficent work feven or eight hands
to advantage, coutng of two>felds of firf rate RI
yer Low Ground and three of High Land all in good
order ior cropping, the balance is in woods, great
part OF whehis heavily timbered, and great guam
tity is good tobacco land there is alto on this at
abundance OF the bea fprng water in every field,
good iime-ttone quarry the quantity inexfauhbIe,
alio an overeers houfe, tceher with other neceia-
ry houies for plantation buiinefs. The Land is well
adapted to the culture of Tobacco Wheat, Cotton,
Corn, Rye, Oats and Flax the lituaton is very heal
thy, and in good neighborhood, attached to which
Is very good range for all forts Of ftocb The pur
chaier may be accommodated with every kind of
itock, grain and plantation utenlils, and poGeaon
given next Chrifmas, fooner if required Credit
will be given for thirds of the purchale money
at three equal annual payments the other third will
be required in hand. Tobacco, Bank aock, public
iecuries or negroes will be received in payment
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, February I. SIN.
N b. The above land may be divided into two
plantations If required. In the ablence of the fub
ieriber the overieer will thew the premifes. RS.
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NEWMARKET EsTATE-FOR SALE-

MYTH the content of the furvivDg truffee in a
w deed executed by for the benefit of the
late John MRae, and dated on the 18th day of Go-
Der, 1897, will be offered for fae on the fecond day
OF the enung Spring Races that beautiful and highly
valuablefeat, known by the name of NEW MARKET,
on credit of one, two and three years from the day
OF iale This property is 70 exteniively known as be-
ing the mott profitable courfe in the Rate, and
for its other numerous advantages, that is deemed
unnecehary to enumerate them.
Between thisand the day on which the above pro-
Perty is advertfed, will treat with private purcha-
fer and give extenfve credit, if the price and
terms encourage to do 70.
r. BATE.
March lS. tdC
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II X virtue OF deed Of truR, executed to us by
II Heth ]. Miller, the 2lf day If November,
1904, for the purpefe Of fecuring the pun nal pay
ment oil "a debt, or debts due to William Johnion
will be expoied to fae the hgheG bidder Tor rea-
dy money, at Samuel Woodion's Tavern, ct Cooeh-
land coarthou'e, on-Saturday the 10Th day of April
next: The traa of land, wherein the iaid Miller
at preient reides lying the little Bird Creek in
the county OF Goochland, and containing by furvey
$50 Is acres be the fame more or els or 70 much
OF iad tract, as iha be fizcient to diicharge bond
for s2sl s, payable the 3oth day of this month,
aligned by faid John.on, to Frederick Harris toge-
ther with interet and whatever con may accrue in
eoniequente of the aforeiad trua, or iaie.
GEORGE TOLER,7
WM TOLER, 1ffer'.
April 4. tdrpA
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with Boots Shoes as well as if they were on the
ipot--....-A--the length of the Boot..C-rouud the
Calt...B-the pitch of ditto..D-round the heel and
ntep... .E-round the infter...-G-acrofs the bail of
the foot. Fix the heel againf perpendicular, and
iticsa knife at the end of the great toe-et down in
figures the number OF inches andquarters in the DIFF
ierent mealures. January +. eptf
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NOTICE,
March is.

By 0i,fze Of DEED Of Trgf, dafed fLs I4B day Or
1Riy, so2, and yeeordsd in tie General Copyf, mad.
by Jams Dea1e, Fyaaeis b. Dune and zane II,
Deanf bis 70ife, TO TIE /assriber5, in fyuR 10 Een-s
bsPaymenfef dsLf due from 'Janc, Dtaos, T5onas
Deaas and F,easiS b. Deaae, 10 Gilaf tJ' Kj,5y.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
for ready money, 6y tie SnbIt,j6ey5 or 6se f4po ofbez
oibe tom Of Cai,e in be comfy Of Cambs,iaad, or
TrgiAay tie 29D Of nexf month !,
'WO undivided third parts Of the Water Grife
Il MILLS on Wis's River, at Cara aforefaid
commonly called and known by the name Of Deane's
Mills-togeiher with all their appurtenanees and me-
cefiary privileges Of watersnd two third parts Of
the ground on which the Mill Houfe Aan5s--and
two third parts OF one acre Of Ground furrounding
the Mill-Iiouse.
JOSEPH CALICO,
M b. POTTIAUX,
RIVERS DRAKE,
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond, March %, 1906. epds
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a Ii PerIons baoing claims agdinR tie elquts
L Of Joba Hoomes, decd. Of tie BoSviixg-
Green, are regretted to make tbem knozvn, tkat
pr0vJfon may De nsade far a final /ettiement.-
-4ud t6ofe indebted mnf make immediate pay
mem 10 JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHNG. VOOLFOLK,
Executors IF John Roo0,e,, dee'I.
Tan. %. IT.
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March 1S.
IN CHANCFRY.
r. BATE.
tdf.
L0uiLa eennty Tanuayi

L0nya county January eoluf, sos.
Francis Ford, plaintiff.
Aganft
James Hendrake and John Hendrake, Defendants.
z ME defendant James endrake,uot having enter
ed his appearance, & given fecurty according to
the ACT of Anemby, and the rules of this cout, and it
appearing the fatsfa6ton of the court, that he is
not an inhabant of this itate therefore on the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his attorney it is ordered and
decreed by the COURT that he appear here on the f
cond Monday in May next, and anfwer the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
ferted IN lone OF the public newspapers printed in
the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks lucceveIv. &
publihed the Front door Of this court-houle on Tome
court day.
a Copy,
JOHN pOINDEXTER, c.L.c.
February 81. Fem.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

To b 0H 10 TIE bg5a biatr on T5uyay tie IN DIV of
May next i" fCe t0s0a Of yaeb6ug, ard county Of
Can-bbeK
1 'HAT large and cominodous TAVERN and ,,n-
4 improved piece of ground, adjoining thereto ::
ttuated III the centre Of iaid town and on the main
itreet at the corner leading the Jail and court hou
and not more than thirty yards from the latter. op-
polite Lynch's Wsre-Houfe and the nreer LEADING
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and oar on the hr floor, including two We
ny large rooms fuitabe for ball or dining room
the iecond floor contains tx fitable for lodg-
ing rooms, with an excellent garrett This Ia
VERN has portico the full length of the houCe. alto
good dry cellar and well oppofte the door, toge-
Their with kitchen, fnoke- houfe and fable with TWEEN
ty-two falls therein. The unimproved piece of
ground contains "a feet on the main ftreet to Da
viss Lott and hundred feet on the middle nreet
Lott anda half which is called the Town I.o,.
including the half Lott the fable ftands on. Il is
deemed unnecefiary to fate the great value OF the
above property, or fay more as to the ADVANTAGES
aring from 70 central and eligable fland for TIA
VERN and fore houfes, as it is prefumed no perfon
would be inclined to p1rchale the fame without
viewing the faid property there being no doubt
they will be better fatisfed after feeling the convent
ent fituation than any information thew could oct
from this advertisement. The terms are one third
OF the Purchaie money paid down, one third 9th
Dec. following and the remaining one third 25th
Dec. 1907, the purchafers giving bond with appro
we'd iecurity carry intereft from the date if nor
punctually paid For further information apply 70
William Rofe of Richmond or the fubfcriber LIVING
near Lynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
February IL. (tf
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4 T a meeting of the flareholders ia the CHI
"A NESE SANDSTONE, held agreeably to
notice, at the houfe of Iunitail Banks Eia il, tb.
Town OF TaPpahannock, Tueiday the sth day of
March, 1906, the nece1ary rules and regulations
Tor the management thereof, were adopted by which
II was determined that the Stone fsould be perma
nentiy fixed in the aforeiaid Town, and for the pre-
lent, placed i'll the hands of Dr. AuRn Brocken-
brough, under Whole direction it will be adn,i-
niitered on the following conditions
Each shareholder all be entitled to the ue thereof
tor himielf and all his family, nee of charge for app
cation and every perfon applying, WHO'S not fhare
holder, ihall pay at the following rate viz eight
dollars for the necefary application to the firii wound
and two dollars for the neeeary application to each
other wound except to the poor, to whom it fhall
be administered gratis. A general liz of the fhare
holders aad the rules and regulations, are left in the
hands OF Doctor peterborough, for the information
Of all concerned,
JOHN P. LEE, Clerk
Doctor Brockenbrough requires thofe coming
from dhance, who mean apply for the ufe of the
stone gratis to provide themleves with certificate
OF their iItuation from nagitrae or fome reipeaa-
bic neighbor
TaPpahannock, April l, 1906 4w.
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ME fubieriber has extended his practice to the
Superior Court Of Chancery, for the Will
amsburg dihria
PATRICK HENDREN, HRoyasy at Lar.
Shirley, Charles City, March7. Claw Sim.
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NOTICE.

a Ii perfons having claims againR the eftate Of
\ Charles sampfon, decd, are requeted to bring
tfem IN well authenticated before the Goth of Tune
next-and tbofe indebted are requeited to make in,-
mediate payment.
RoB. & RICHARD sAMPsoN, Adn',s.
April ~. f9wp
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

- AN away from the fubfcriber, a Negro LAD
N about % years of age, about feet ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black had on
checked Virginia cloth ihort coat and wailcoat, his
pantaloons Of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
Any perlou who will deliver the faid lad to me in
Powhatan, ihall receive the above reward
TSIIAM RANDOLPH.
April II. f9~
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~ The ABOVE WORK may likewire be ha,
az the Ehgu,er BoeE-Sfoye.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE MANUFACTUR
MAIN-sTREEr, RICHMOND,

AAES Boots * Shoes
1Si to any pattern or fafh-
ION, equal in point of Ma
TERlALs and Workman
sHir to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SaoEs, of the fri quality
aud newell iaihion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a dii-
lance, who are difpoffd to
forward ME their mcclure ,
by Pay ing attention to the
annexed cue. can he 6t,ed
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FOR SALE,

ZEN SHARES in the James river Canal Com.
Il pany.
THOMAS NoRvELL,
March 49, Of
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- URR MILL STONES, or,ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, ofan excellent quality
FoRSALE, AS USU1L,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
near the Market.
Dec.4. [ePtf]
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RaSsyG#'s 88;i..:ie,5
Sfongbfoa's Bhfers
7n,iingtOn's BaLyam
Purgent Sme!liag BatthJ
P6eipbo,ht
Rsf 10 afer
ToOtL PozvasS
Toofb Piskt
ToOsb Brgses
Gyesnb17p's TmS7ure
Imperial lHaG for cleaning
isatbe,
EDenfiai Sah Of Lsmsas
La0eader zpafer
Rat Pozvdsr
Fine Pehteing Cepai Par
nib
, W me 0rnys
o o. do'
Japan DO.
Wbite Lead
S,":ifea ".
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Defendant.
r & M O VAL.

NocToR WILSON has removed from the Bell
t-F Tavern to the Brick Houfe oppoGte' the flores
OF Meiifs ]. & R. Gamble and MIR. Neil Nj Coull,
where in addition to hsformer Rock, he has jult re-
ceived a confiderabie fupply of
NIEDIC'NES, PAINTS, sJe.
The whole Of which he offers for fale at reduced pr-
ces.
Orders from Physicians, Merchants and others,
will be promptly attended and carefully executed
1t is his intention to devote much perfonal atten-
ton to his hop, and ellu Medicines as he ufes
inhis praice only. Families have proper direc-
tidns 10 accompany fuch articles they buy of him.
dsvonp gyes, s,ayify Be beqs k17e TO e,,u,v~,ot,
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FROM THE NATIONAL 1Nrs1L1cxNcsa
COPY.

Tsr.iaay, Ses.snsc, &c, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-26
Runaway Negro.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, earlA
l. in July, d nSse,,o nan saIlaceE q RES 5stt.
lie is about IS years OF age, feet II lncEcs
or 6{eet igh, OF tawny complexion, has q
scar on one ofhis jaus-or side OF his lace iorln'
ing half circle / think it is OIL the right,
but am not positive. He IS SKIM made tel
low, with a busky head, and wien spoken TO
has scary and down LOOK. FtiFen he went a.
way he had green round coat, bun coored
breecnes. with honespsn cieatkihg, and has
never been accustomed to any work b'lt ID tEe
crop or field. l nave understood he has cros-
sed the Potomac about Britain's Bay, over ~
to Maryland. l expect he has procured pass
and viii endeayor 70 appear as freeman
All masters of vessels and others are lore"
warned from harboring Or CARRYING him away
under The penalty Of the law.
/ I WI give 1'wezty Doilcrs reward if saken
in MARYLAND, or Fifteen If taken in the North
ean Neck, 50 that get him again,
George Christopher.
NEestnaoreland County, Vir.2
18th September s 20 diff
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER a6, 1906.

pm which they knew the Grsnyilles~
largely participated! Do they think
Grenvilles hav beeen blind and deaf to
\ proceedings? Even whilst their lead.
Jas 10 health, the I'oxites have been
ng ground so ranidlyin the opinion of
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On W e D9 ~ e s. ID II ~,

On w z d ~ E s ID n Y,
The first day Of October next, will be Sold.
to the highest bissder,at clca,esa,ad, the,place
of residence of the late Mr.. EDWARD CAR
TER, deceased, of Prince William county;
Pest d tic PERSONAL ,ESTd1,E
99ftte said deceased --c0asstshay
,TTORSES, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs--stldry
II articles Of Furniture, an elegant new
Coacnee, and pair Of Harness, never used
one or two Stills; and q valuable collection of
Law Books History, &c. together with va
laety :of other ehattels.
Among the stock ofllorses, are two wong
Mares, and "a Horse, OF great prorniseas run-
ners, being descended from the BEST blood
stock in America The Cattle and sheep ar
SO, being of the most valuable breed, will be
an acquisition tofarmers who wish to Improve
their stock.
a credit till tho first o. April 9iil be given
Tor ak sums above ten dollars the purchasers
giving bend with approved security, 60 carry
interest from the date if nct purrtlally paid,
1t isrequested that ell those who have aay
cieinls against The said estse may make them
known, ami al those Indicted make payriaent
&c
Z. Brooke, 1dar
With The VII annexed.
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