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RoRsALE,

a vALuABLE Tract Of Land, ~.
IA Id fGths County If Berkeley, Con
staini1k asacres. adioihinE the lands
of James camptell. ESQ. John Cray,
Azel Fletehsr and David Rippy.
There u On aid Farm about 100 acres
ar cleared lind. Is of which j. COED
; Meadow, ahd 80 more may be made j:
Tie ap.land Il well linbered and Of .
r6od quality there i i good well, and
ssversl never failing springs. on the
premises. ksitis prsslmsd no person
VIII purchase without viewing the land,
die terms Of sale viii then be made
known, BY applying 10 William Che
nowsth, near Garrafd' q Town. :
JOSEPH cHENOWETH.
Novemlbef ~ 1889 y ],
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notice.

!, a IL persons having claims agaiust
"a the estate of Angus A Donald, {of
.Hanpshire5 County, decessed, are +
gam requested TO bring them forward,
that arrangements may Be made forpas-
Ien.--otherwise they may be excluded
by law from any bsnefIt of said estase.t :
;sss. DANIELsFEffER, Adm'r.
Old Toun,s Maryland, i
November 7, 1906. So
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lTHE Subscribers for the support Of
4 j Minister Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church IN the county Of Berkeley,
prehereby respectfully npti6ed, that one
moity Of their subscriptions viii become
due on the 9Th Of this 2present mouth,
when il 10 hoped they viii Be prepared To-
dischargs the same. Those genllemsn,l
10 whose banda subscription papers were
placed, are appointed to collect them,
and are requested % use diligence IN
their several districts. e, 81.
i w. PENDLEToN. =
October 8, so6. ~
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RAG t.o '' ses''e1 .c0n'a1a1 ,'ne %,
I'0t9S ',i"a'Hs o"' t1es s'tP'"'e q
o"eh0s h!'es ~. .
X, 80 :
- tne Aup,e oets'is eon y q t =,
eAusota,nafI Saze'le, cur ,ssusts v llll
sss thss tne Eapslte oI "a az. ~, = IN
.tIn'evemenl az j! nosotaole tos ine DIT c'.
t,sn arms e e usely 10 prove 'nenenci-
s.so sre nti1sh Interests an 4l commerce rec
Ufr wnole tfree aug nos amount no % more %
t "a i.Vfn, WHIST ING enemy ta nag
ING aov .ialN or oeing M sns midss ot
!neIr rssours = $. Of being gteasiy. suPsrlor
ln nHmoersi lof having a larger ar..llery,
o' oeInS DetfI aequnainfe 7 WIN me , eoun-
s, ano o. qeinS more, strongly Pos.eo o.
gasairy sAsssslsQ oir MnoIe .eIce Y
S.en 'as Z, - Z 3
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sets 80 = ener.se' = - ny Plo oa.'
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Z. On sns soutn ot isit oank. Iva oe:
f,ceo upon 9 consei'anoa petween sl y
nome .opssm Aho seneIa 1900 I
NJ, 70 s; 49, - rs pu.Pose y s y.
p.eu.s s.eso,sea. ~ P1oesso al. e %
Inenos 49, &, An,s ~ J9u ~ p =
oeteInlas.lon, I1s llo 'la, ssiaso g 2
$3.50 y ~ -, 1919 ~. ~ ..p POT
49, s';s 49, ~, - - sss 81 :,
= - $3.50 80 - =. ..s'.on nc
s.s..Sa s. ~ 49, 49, - 2
- P,os'l.... - :. n 800 49,. -. II J
49, - y 4 - s'us 100 ~
nnanl'An.. 4. sos.s. 49,
nag ums s.'ns. = $3.50 ~. !. s.,st. ", p
sWl0 y 800 49, sS1 aea - :,
ana their my " ln.sIiol = .ns
coustly, nAles " n.y., ., aass oesn
49, ,as.sao.s g 49, =s..s. m. -,
heou. q IONS o. oo....s = too,Soe'
or eoo9t $500 S,S, pounds seslhn .s IS
alIlsso y tns 3 aIsassos 3 = 'sA.e iis
erS 81 .ns a,sp.leass: s !, ...;. !.
= ss.e4s 49, - - $50. -
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TAKE NOTICE

A IL persons indebted 70 Doctor I'd.
IA sDard Causad, late 81. alptin@vg,
are informed, thlt their acconnty .a,e
lsf NTH tAs sibsesi6er ~ esiltetion.
and are reqaested 70 close them immedg-
etely. 80 IA .,s,s..,s; -. =
7. PHILIP p. WILSON.
= Martiasbasg. November 81, 1906.
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CWHolr No. sss.l


of the richest, most extensive, and na-
turally strongest colonies in the world.
our commerce and manufactures would
rise with . new vigor. From Spanish
AniericaWe should derive new sources
ofwealfh 70 eounterhslance o0r new bur.
thsns, md the conquest of Il would more
firmly establish usasa colonial and mari.
time power, than any otker step We could
take, or my other event Jthat could hap
pen. - s.. 80
What inanence win thia ilhportart &C.
'quisition have upon the question Of peace
q, war Ths Is point upon whichwe
feel The deepest snxiety, having heard
the lanRuags cfshs s,iIisters, that Y they
are nor likely to6 e draNA from the pati
Of nioderasinns even u the course Of
eyents should favor their efforts p Lam
gnase from which, Il has been inferred
that any favorable events during the ne
goeiatioh will mot induce them % ad-
vance in their teIms. II that BE- 4 Just
inference, We shall think shem 10 the
highest degree rePrehensihle. Bona
parte, IA negotiation pendingl makes en-.
croachments, which enable him to i'm.
prove and increase his terms shall we
.hen not take advantage ofany ameiiora-
lion in our situation The end of var
Is to make anhonorabie and advantagcous
peace. Let ls use then every event Of The.
war which has heca glorious u the high
esq degree to us, u obtain . better peace.
IL the ministers do mot avail themselves
Of q victory growing mt Of an expesii.
ton fitted out by Mr.. Pitt, 10 demand
more beneficial terms from Bonaparte,
they win not have acted honestly to their
country. Bonaparte breads our getting
afoosia Spanish America-he knows
what Il weld be in the hands Of 4 nation
60 different in character from the Span
iards, so active, vigorous. euterprismg,
and commercial Is the Euglish. We.
know TINT any confederation, short of
most impor,ant toneession on The con-
tinept should nos induce rs 10 abandon
the possession Of La PLATA, cosnuaunica-
ting q e does eb ihe rich province or
Chill, and op9iag such ns anll. ampaE
channels 20 our commerce and manufac.
lures. Will Give hack The TyrOl and
Venice 10 Auskrias No These we shall
BE told BY men /" If moderate councils"
are too much % expect. Why then if
he win not eonbentto ilnpoftank eonces-
sions IN Europe, why should We make
themin Amerfa, OF in any other quartsr
ofthe globe He has more need of peace
With %. tl1an NC have With him. lf he
viii keep wharhe has in Europe, LET us
dothe; same 10 South America. Let us
keep Ia Plat, and extend ourselves IN
that Tich partof The globe. The conquest
Is easy, the beneSts immense. Bat IL
We must make peace. letit bs,made With
the keeping Of his 6ne province We have
juss taken. Peace ! Peace -1he CIV
.of these men ofs moderate councilsn,
Il always peace--shey tien open upon rs
the copious sIuices Of one eternal. sxsep-
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800 s-s
~ $3.50 :. go IS ~ Ia CTANCERE..
STrIIE ds1sa4aats, Ro5rrf tIliieax aad
+a Waltsr Turner, moi hapi1g entfr-
~ their sbtsasaacs astssdtls 70 an act
of Asssntiy and the ruler b sSis Court,
6,s4 Il se1Fdiing 70 shs satisf oceion the
CSEsf, MaitAtg a,e nst iahatitaats sf'
chs ESameasoeaiih, on ihe nation Of tie,
Esnpisinsai ~ nee 6sansfL it u orSsr<
81. tbetsnid RoSeyf Wiltox and lpaiisv'
ElraSt ds aefear here on de Msaday
.atsss Ell third Tuesday in january aesf.,
"a ans1set ME- ti3 II ne Com iainant, and
fiaf ecspg d this order b forthrpifh ~
sesled ~ ihe BeSkelsy and ia eysea I'm.
SsiEgeserr Joy fsVo months succsssiveiy,
and AN5lished at tae dssr d ihs Court
,Halst u ne said Gsla.y. n s e.
IS. u Corr. 7ssfs. ~ 4 So
DARN. kFlEMTER, ,e.S.e. !
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NfER,gs:zLily

The Lend,3 Courier tconfait4 the fol.
io1ping rtmarks on t5es edpai,e. Of
Buenos Atres = az:}2zs54ssss;;s
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soeat nf G5unfrnment.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
TbmJaay, Mareb 8.
DEBATE
On Mr.. GRsGG'J rej5laian.
[ CONTINUED.

Ne. SMILE. am in favor, Mr.. Chairman,
OF the refoution under confederation and len
it Should he fIppofcd am an enthuliaft IN ref
peel 10 commerce, and deierve TO be claGed A.
mong that desperate order Of men called mer-
chants, according TO the representation which
we have had yefterday from the gentleman from
Virginia, ! beg leave TO make a few remarks on
the abfratt quefiou, whether commerce ought
to be conFdeTed as beneficial IN its relation TO
the Y. s. have long thought that there il an
ehential difference between what is, in the COM
mon language OF the world, 4 f9iendid and great,
aid happy people. haze been led to think,
that the htuatiou of.he people OF the u. 8. f.
PARTED from the rel of the world by an ocean
Of 5000 miles, pofitfliog an immcnfc REGION OF
land, having fuR employment for all her people
in the cultivation of the earth, having, from The
variety of her climates and the difference Other
foil, the means Of Guppiyirg heritf, not only
with all the neceGaries Of life in abundance, lu,
with many of IFS comforts, ard even for,e Of its
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-04-04
TO NoN-REsIpENrs OF KgNrUcYY.

HE SUBSCRIBER living in the neighborhoad
1 of Frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken 70
pay the taxes ala number of gentlemen reiidino in
Virginia and efewhere, on their lands in tbs (iate
and finding that the RENTING Of money TO him for
that Purpole is attended with grea. difficulties rGe
anu trouble, propofes it tIofe gentlemen and any
others who may find it an accommodation to them
che following plan, 70 wiz That they fall DEPOT,
their money in either of the banks Of Richmond AIex
afidri5 George Town or Baltimore on or before the
frit dag OF May annually, and authorize ionie perron
a, thoie iesera banks TO advfe him by poll of The A.
mount, and to whole credit it fall be applied and
irlPovver him to draw for the fame paysbie on 1bt
The lands Of nau-reiidents are ad9srted al,o, The
frit of July, which is expencc nf TWENTY-FIVE Gems
I'm each tract. The fubferibers drift viii conr,a,d
she ealA in this hate aHd foon as his bills are no.
Hourcd az any of the aforementioned banks he will
5dvapoe the money in Kentucky, dedu9ing reven aud
matt par eo;rririlon fn ms trouble, in ,,eud
ing 20 aud executing the budngGs. He will inrloCe
duplicate receipts thofc banks in which the n,,nev
isdepoed, or TO the ptopfieiors IF the lands keep
ing the origistl in MS own poTcnon, 70 correct sny
errors which may occur in the auditors Office Of Ken
thcity. To thnfe gentemen who may win to pay
their taxes in this way aad who have not perfona
acquaintance with the fnblcrher ne bees leave to re-
f.r them 20 the Hon. John DreckentiSge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Efgnires, now in congrefs at the
city Of Wilmington, Gen. John p eGon Of Mont
Fonery county, and Col James Breckenridge of Bot
tetnurt eolp,y, Virginia, as 70 the confidence which
may he repofed III Linz.
NATHAl5lFL HART.
N. r. The ponage all letters dire6led tn ne
on the above huiincfsmut be paid
December 10. (eFtIIav.
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FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND, in the county Of Anne.
"A liza, containing 500 acres, within ope mile Of
the Cour, Houfe, about forty from Manchester, and
The fame from Petersburg. There is moit excellent
ftand for Tavern this land. n credit of one
two and three years, will be given for the greater
part OF the purehaie money The fubferber alto Of
fers Tor ia!e about twenty negroes, conting ofnei,
women and children. A credit of twelve months
will be given and could they be fold in families
would allowa credit ofrwo year..
WILLIAM ARCHER.
Powhatan, March Ia. IF.
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q LLbSri6nt Racing ciaini egaigF Ike ePafe
"a Of John HoomfJ, dre'd. Of tie Bo4gIi1g.
Green, are reqNsj7cd to male item krozOn, fSat
Prouifoa udy he male far q 6gaI Jstfiemcnt.--
ind fboIt iHds6fed mn make immediate b0y.
ment TO JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN G. HOOLFOLK,
ExrsafarJ cjF Jotn HoemeJ, dee'S.
Yan &c. If
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March %.

4 7 meeting of che shareholders ia the CHI
IN NESE sNaKE-SrONE held agreeaby to
notice, at the houie of Tunliali Banks Ed in the
Town OF Iappahannock, Tuefiay the sth day Of
March 1906, the neceflary rules and regulations
Tor the management thereof were adopted; by which
'was determined that the Stone fhould be perma-
nently liked IN the sforefaid Town. and for the pre-
lent, placed in the hands of DIR. Auitin Broken
brouSh, under whofe direction it will be adn-
niiterej on the following conditions
Each iharehodsS ail be entitled to the NE thereof
for hmie' and all his family, free of charge for app
saton and every peron applying who no, mare
noder, ihali pay at the following rate, Wig eight
dollars for TIE neceary application to The rit wound
and two dollars for the neeeary application 70 each
other wound except to the poor, to whom it ihaIl
be administered gratis. general lit Of the hare-
holders, aad the rules and regulations, are left in the
hands of Doctor Broekenbrough, for the Information
vi all Concerned.
Doaor Brockeg5rpugh' requires thofe coming
from dtanee, who mean TO apply FOR the ue OF the
Stone gratis to provide thenieves with eertie are
Of their ltuation from nagiAra;e OF ime reipela-
bic neighbor ~: '..a -
TapPahannoek, April l, 1906 4w.
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FOR SALE-By TIE Subseriber.
20 Eogsheads NORTHERN RUM,
20 lhrrels do. do,
10 Hogsheads MOLASSES,
10 Quarter CaAss SHERRY WINE,
rs do do. MALAGA do.
l2 Tierces Prime GREEN COFFEE.
20 Barrels LIVER OIL,
$50 Boxes MOULD CANDLES,
so Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do. WRAPPING do.
TH0AgdS WHITE.
March ls, eplm ..-.ar -r-
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BoRN g HUBNER

.l FARNEIAM, March 1, 1906.
y SlSsoLVED THIS DAY, by n,u.ual confen:
4 the partnerihip of GEO. q T'HOS. BRoUN.
they return thanks 20 generous public for the
eouragemen, they have met with, aad requeG thotv
having ciains, to prefent then, tor fs,tlenen,-and
tiioe indebted, to eofe their accounts either by pay
inent or bend, 90 Geo. NJ. Broun, who is suticriied
TO ietfle tie buiines Of the concern.
GEORGE M. BRoUN,
THOMAS BROUN.
= ~ The huinels will in future be carried on by the
Sabicribers, at the late fore hnnC Of Geo. & Thos.
sronu, under the firm of I'll if.4S 70 EDtpYV
5R0ON--who beg leave to offer to their frisrds
and the public, a welt feleSted aiIortmen, of DRY
GOODS and CUTLERY, on ruch terms as will be
highly acceptable 10 purehafsrs
THOMAS BROUN,
EDWIN BRoUN.
March %. en4w
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TO BE RENTED,

NE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
4 Main-Street eaR Of the Market, formerly oc Gu
pied by Cohen and faaes aud lately by Capt. John s.
pieaianes; it is good and for bninefs and fuitabe
Tor the accommodation of large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the fgn
OF the bird in handy the OF the lreet lea
ding TO church Hill: beth of .hee tensents gar
dens are attached. The terms will be moderate, aud
made known on application 20 James whis.iaw, Ger
jeans Of Tho City, or to 80
JACOB I. COHEN. :
February %. Cav If. '.+
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CAUTION.

- CAUTION.
T OST OR MISLAID, n Note of C6n4o-
~ pbsr Hvtbon2, Jun. q Co's. a. 90 dnys, ne,
satia6ie at TIE tank Of FIrginSs, for 1000 A,.
indorlid BY ,hrisJf5 mr.. Jaso5 Fackier, and da-
fsA tbe 2st5 nif. M PerJou; are enutianed ~
g'hnF reesivias it. .~,
NEIL ArCoULL.
AbrH /. 81
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10 BE SOLD BY 1TJcy5ON
March 1.

10 BE SOLD By AUCTION,
Ar the trent door nj the Eagle Tavetn in the city of
Richniond, on the eighteenth day of March next
eIiuing.
HAT most valuable eflate, fituated in the coun-
ty oil Wythe, and commonwealth of Virginia,
and heretofore well known BY the name Of Chlwells
Lead Mines but which, for ion time paft hath
been conidered, as the property of Stephen Aultin
and company of the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
OF rurehaie thereof by them, made under decree
OF ne high court OF chancery OF the faid common
wealth. with the terms whereof they have no, com.
Piled.
That Pnrchafe was made on the ec:h day of Fcbru-
airy 1898, for the fun of 65o5, and fince that Pc
rod, they have made fundry great and valuable I'M
provrInents OF the iaid ellare.
he well known value of the property, and the
certainty which the fub.erbers feel that thoie who
mean to become Parchafers will fatisfy themielves
'hereoi Oh view, render any further deeription OF
the property TO be fold unneceGary.
- ne iaie Will be made in conformity feverai
erected by law to be held The Capitol in the city
OF Richmond aforefad, the one pronounced on the
9TH day OF June and the other the eth day of &C.
tober, in the year 1902 80.
Credit viii be given TO the purchafer or purchar.
Tor term of nine months for one arl eighteen
months Tor the other moety of the purchafe money,
each moiety being fecured not only by bond with
SOOu payable I'D the luDlcrlCtTS the
furvivors OF them, their executors administrators or
agns, for the SIZES inrhe aid decree pecified, and
bearing nereft from the date; but afo by the re.
tenon OF the legal eifate until the whole purchaIe
money, with fuch interet, fhail be fully paid on
which paymenr conveyance or conveyances W i'll be
executed the purchaer or purehaers in virtue of
the faid decree by
JOHN WICKHAM, ) Commiflioners
JOHN WARDEN, of the
WILLIAM HAY court,
Jan. 81. sw.
~ The fale of the above property is pollponed
to the 5th day of May next.
F1UBR MILL STONES, or ALL SIZES: and
- PLASTER or PARIS, OF al excellen, quality
FoR sAER, AS Usual, BIT
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near tie Market.
D"c.4. [spfl
ME fubfcriber offers his feryices as a BROKER
z in the city of Richmond, and will tranfaa a.
ny bu!neis in that line for a moderate conuifliop
tie will not inform the public that it is buiinels
with which he is familiar, but afTures every one
VINO may think him worthy of their conf ience, tla
no one will be more attentive To their nteref. He
will aIo undertake to purchafe tobacco on commit
ZION.
his Office is kept the crofs hrees leading from
tie Capitol fquare towards Col. Clearinghouse
CARTER Z. PAGE.
O
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RICHMOND, MORNING, APRIL H. 1906.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BY yirtus Of bssd Of 7rsa, dated tie 1 4b day Of
JHiy 1902, and recorded in tie Ceae-al Coays mad.
~ 5snes Dersr, Fraueis B. Deane and Tas- II.
Deare Bis rris, TO tbe Gsri5-rs, in trsf, eep-e
stepaymerief debt du. from Jasrrs Dare. TJomas
Dec~e and F,drei, B. Deane, TO Gi!Iist g Kirby,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
70, redi mon.y, TIE SnIribsrs ,re svuo of tb.ss
attIe terror Of Cay~ in the county of Caube-iaad, On
Tasftay tie 29t5 of ner month
TWO undivided third paris of the Water Crilt
L MILLS Willis's River. at Cara aforeIaid
commonly called and known by the name Of Deane's
Nlills-tugeher with all their appurtenanees and me-
cehary privileges of water-an,l two third parts of
the ground which the Mill Eoure ftands--aad
two third parts of one acre of Ground fi,rouudinc
the Mll-Houls.
JOSEPH CALICO,
M PORTIAUX,
RIVERS DRAKE,
CHARLES cOPLAND.
Richmond, March %, Iso6. spds
TO BE RENTED, ~
TIL 'Ae ~ of JaaxaIy nrsf, e;.b>, ap;tk or
49,. soitboW RE, Office,
) ~ ME HOUSE or S5oeSe Hill in svbieb the
\ a 5ubteri6sr iat-ly reEded. ~
- MERfH,ETHER JONES.
February 4. Is
BORN g HUBNER ... ''.' s.
Hive -easivri from Bremen, General sG5rts4ent Of
GERMAN LINEN S-coniiaing of
nzNABURCS, TcIsienburgs,
~ HeGIans, Rouans Sheetme,
Platiuas. Brown Rolls, &c.--which
they offer for fale CT the moa reafonzblc terms.
March %. I2e
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FOR SALE--IxnEDIArsLY,
WOODB URY MILES

Lately built Of brick and ssons, so br AZ fee,.
tnre- stories high, with a durable s,cns dam We
par barr aad one pair Coiognc stones, with eIe.
waters, screens, boiting coIhs. &c or, the \, os,
approves construction and no " in complete order
for husi1ess: situated on censtan, srream. IN
the u'idsr cf a Delighted whsas cssnrv. in m.
county of Powhassn, only one and hsIf miles
mind. 1900"
the mil viii be attached a los OF about 100
acres land, on which stasds acsmnod;sa, t,vo
story dwelling hosse ana other necessary Offices.
handsomely enclosed. under apost and rail fence.
VITA ssnden Pailsd in. ali nav. being atel, fin.
lsned; csoper's anil black smth's shop, niler's
honse, houses for the accommodation of the
~orkmsn, and excellent water very convenient
ior all parpossss IF nosseld bcfoseths Il, day Of
May nes:, they viii, on that day. be oHsred for
saeas pab':s adsisn. to the h,ghess bidder. ON
Inc Prernises Terms cf sale--ons third cssh.
and the sthcr two rairts az two annual pay.
nents. ~ r.
THOMAS HARRIS, Jon.
Pe~hatan cry, Jan. 81. 1906. leh3wAwtdsl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28

10y virtue of a deed of trust ex.
il ecused to Us by Thomas c. Armstrong
70 secure the payment of a debt due by hin, t.,
Thomas Johnson, we shall on Satueday the
l2sh OF April next, at the Tavern OF, Josiah
psrkinson 10 James Town, proceed 10 sell TWO
NEGROES, Adam AID iSusseii, TO satisfy the
said debt and expenses OF execa.ins the trust.
Josiah Perkinson.
John L. Crute.
Mare. 18th, 1906 WIT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-28
Valuable Properly for Sale.


THE subscriber is disposed to sell his FARM
whereon he now. lives, in CaasIes City
county, comainiag five hundred ana th;r,y acrea
of land, good brick dwelling house. and all
thsr buildings necessary for TIC accommodation
of genieei Family, situated Immediately on
Chick.hofniny eiser a3oos three miles above she
mouth thereof. The natura, ads Antages attach.
ed TO. this farm are admirable all kinds of Wild
fowl are TO be gst III their season at vary lid.
troubi-, ana h.h in gres, abundance at all sea
sons in tie year arc caugh, in seines. weirs an
CLING, &c IN the greatest perfsGion The grea
Ter par of ,his farm is arabic land. and gsoa sil
for the production OF grain. with considerable
part well calculated for me growth of tobacco,
and for raising stock Of every kinf-it is info.
rior to 40 f@fm Of its size. All tioae advantag,
es and coIiveBisRe,es render the premises desi
raose. Any person Inclined to purohEss car
view the same and ,ueat with the subscribey ,e.
sp,Ging. the terms OF sale. sc aud r. the same
time hAd no exaggetation made in ESTIMATION
Of this valuable properly. itstess
esf cise ~ MILES C6Rr. &,
Charles ctyco March 1, 1906. rss.