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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04
BOSTON, February 20.
COMMUNICATION.

Wbn wonderful 10 oosefVe now justly
rest Washington thought and wrote;
.annon subjects, which one would think
,oudhardly have been acquainted with:
o.id.rinc, that his boyisn days were
,,ea in savage warfare, and his ripper
=, devoted 10 his country in the :ented
a, The following judicloas, temperate
striking remarks were made os that
s,yious character In letter to president
e3, of Pennsylvania, written In the
kar 1850.
4 Every view Of our own circumstances
buhs 70 determine US to the mostvigorous
&brn; bat there are considerations OF
buhsr kind that should have equal weight.
ETie combined aeess of France and Spain
h year were greatly superior to'those OF
b snemy; the enemy nevertheless sus-
biHd 40 material damage, aud at the close
Fheeampaign gave very important blow
our allies, This campaign, the differa
bee bs.ween the fleets from every account
e,aye been able to collect, will be inconsi-
|irasls; indeed il is far from clear, that
here viii be aa equality. What are
Ne to expect will be the case if there should
tanOshercampaignl Iuall probability the
advantage would be on the side of the En-.
gish, and thea wha, would become of a.
mGlca!We ought not to deceive ourselves.
Iis maritime resources of Great Britain
AZ more substantial and real than those ct
france and Spain united. aer commerce
s more extensive than that of both her ri.
'as; aud 1t is an axiem, that the naeion
sh'ch has the most extensive CONNER
Will VI always have the most powerful marine.
Were this argument less convincing, the
'cs'peaks for it,elf; her progress in the
'0ur:e of The last year is an incontestible
roof.
tits true, France, in manner Great
ID atet In very short space /; and this
nay mislead as iu the judgment We form
nsr naval abilities. But if they bore any
0npar'son with those of Great Britain,
es comes it to pass, that with all the force
: opaln added, she has lost so much
p0und IN so short q time, as now to have
'arcely a superiority. We should consi.
!, what was done by France, as violent
" \! unnatural effort of the government;
aica, tor want of sufficient foundation,
cts. .C@-E
:. IN modem wars, the longest purse
u'' Chiefly determine the event. { fear
ao' the enemy will be found to be se.--
= the goyernmentis deeply in deBs.
> ) VI course, poor, the nation is rich,
= 'neir riches afford fund which will
.oe easily exhausted. Besides, their
'',m OF public credit is such, that it is
paole OF greater exertions than that of a.
0ner nation. Specialists have been
y time foretelling It's downfall !; but we
no symptoms of the catastrophe be.
=. very near. | am persuaded i, will at
y ls's on. the war.
n. france is In a different position. The
= s4ss OF the present fhancier have
!; wonders by wise admins.
sOn OF the resources, aided by advan-
he has avoided the necessity
'asel.lonal taxes. But | ana well inform.
M. !" 'ae war continues another campaign,
'l DC obliged to have recourse to the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04

taxes usual in time Of war, which are very
heavy. and which the people OF France
are not In condition to endure for any
length oftime. When this necessity com.
rneaces, France makes war on ruinous
terms, aud England from her individual
wealth, will 6nd much greater facility in
supplying her sxIgencies. D
"Sp,in derives great wealth from her
mines, bus nosso great as is generally ina.
gined. OF late years the prehs sosgovern-
mens j, essentially diminished. Commerce
aud Industry are The best mines ola ma.
ties; 18th which are wanted by her. am
told her treasury is far from being so well
filed Awe have battered ourselves. She
is also nuch divided on the preprie.y of
sttewa. There is . strong party. against
lie. Tis temper Of the nation is too slug.
glish . adm. of great exertion; and tho
shescotr.s of the two kingdoms are closely
linkedItogether. there never has been in
any oftheir wars perfect harmony of mea.
sures nor has it been the, case in this !;
which has been no small de,rimen. to the
common cause"
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Holm WATTS

as 1yf 1scelUed and Offers for Jale, on
the uiual terms,
White and brown Ticklerburg
White ard brown German Rolls
White I'D brown Plaiiilas
y.s and a. I'ila Linen
"A Shifting Cotton
Apron ard flirting Checks
Gi,i3,zes and Calicoes
. Diaper and Diaper Table Cloths
Superfn- Cloths and CsGimere ];
Sewing Silks, Twits, and Threads !;
Canbrick Mullins, "A and ca
Lace CambIicks, A and Cd ):
Pain Lsno, do. 10.
Tsmbored Lcuo, do. do.
Leno Wells, DO. do. g
Lcno Shades and D,a~gena do.
Pic Me Gloves and Mitts
Silk ard Cotton Hcfe
Ladies Habit Gloves
Cambs;ck f'artkcrchiefs AMI Long Lawn
Guryah., Cofacs, and Bsftas
Fief, Clover Seed, &c. &c.
Mareh14. co
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aleraaDrfa Datlp anDertlser.
TUESDAY, MARCH 4.
SAG. lARsoR, Feb. "a.

SAC. 1ARsoH, Feb. "a.
The fchooner Antelope. Baty, from Rich.
moud, Virginia, bound to Bottom, went on q, re
at EAT Hampton, in the nilh of rhe a. b inR
in violent gale at E. S. E. She aruck upon
the oar and beat over it; n. sea making a
breach over her continually. The people went
up the ihrosas for tafety, and at nine IN the
morning tn. people wese drawn on hore BY
rores, with the aiiifanee of the iahahiiancs Inc
cargo couiaing Of $50 bis. 4 ur a!,d 40 Kegs To-
bacco, is notify saved, together witt the fails,
rigging, &c.
RAGS.-people ought ever TO have IL
impressed on their mluds, thatis j. Of the
utmost Importance 10 shsir country 10 save
their RAGS; though the price Of "a pound
of Rags is but'li.rls, yet what can be saved
in one fanily amounts TO a considerable 10
a year. With Rags, ges,temeu caa sup
ply themselves with Newspaeers-eld La
dies with Bibles, Tesfameuts, Psalm books,
Spectacles, aad Sauf-young Ladies can
get new gowns, caps, and umbrellas, which
will &c, them husbands--lirtle Misses can
get fans. ribands, taste, shimbies, scissorst
aud picture books-Bovs can get spelling.
books. writing aud cyphering books, story
books, penknives, Jews harps. fish hooks,
and many other. things both pleasing and
useful.
CTroy Gazette-)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-04

Cath, and the highef. price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of this paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
Tor SALE,
AT public sution. by paossEn and MoNcuRE.
Seven TOUSES nRd LOTS
~ THE CRY OF RICEnoNp.

~ THE CITY OF RICEHoNp.
NNE house and lot between the bank and bar.
~ racks, SO by 20 feet, wi'h9 rooms. com.
p!eIe Cellar the size of The house-onc story OF
stone, enc of brick aad two OF wood smoke
house. dairy, i two story ki,cken. fowl house.
and neceseny. nj. bdilt of brick dunng the last
fail-a stable 20, eighteen horses, built os wool
The lot is waited in ~,th brick. with palings OF
the bcs materials on he wall Th,s sand IS IN.
Ierior none in ,he ,;,y Oh Richmond as . board,
ing house. public housv, OF for private family.
hved IN thc house 50, years. and during the
assembly was crouded with compare +! &c d
bove desirable 4 1use will be sold. on wednesday
the 20'h of August, a twelve o'eloek--one
tou II OF ,he purchase money ia o. days, one
fourth in 10 days. for negotiable noIea Ia the
bank OF Virginia wei indo.seI, the balance IN
,hrec annual payments, wi,h ! deed OF trust on
the property 20 secure The payments; possession
gwen Immediately. ~ the same time aud place,
viii be sold. aonu5 Twelve OF Gfteen hund'ed dol.
lars worth Of FURNITURE. AZ 90 day S. Tor ne
goieb;e notes well endorsed
The oiher six hcuaea are on the hill, near DIR.
Greenh7w's and Hr Noes prOreny. There is
. a ,syo story brick house 40 b. 30 Tsei, complete
IL finished One Otter house % by I3f>yt bull,
q wood -Four ether houses lojY rs feet, with
good brick chirnaes. all of which vii be in com.
plefe ordes b. the daY OF sa,e, anu vel p-!atsd;
inc int l" every house IS wen ino,otGd sab ai,-
rs; necessariss to every house. ana handsome
gardening spots. These houses Will be Sold on
the tenth day Of September next; the sale viii
t2sss pisce IT twelve 9'ciock--one fourth Of the
purchase money in 50 days, with negotiable noses
III The oanl; Of Virginia, fourth tile f,s; of
jane next, ans the balance IN one. TWO and three
years. with ! deed of trust on the properly to
secure the payments ANY bonds. NOES OF &c.
count WHICH justly owe, thai are now due, will
be received in either p2ymtnt--auy that ere not
Que, will be received in either OF the pc yn,ents
nearest lac time OK their becoming due. if pre-
senied on the day OF sale. My prncirsi reason
tor selling the above property is, have pnrchas.
ca an estate N the lower country and intend mov.
ing 10 IT At Christina, next: all CLAIMS against
me hope will shor'iy,be made known, that
may settle them the wish or my credi,ors and
ali those indebted 10 ne, trust viii without de-
lay, come forward and pay OFT what is due ne,
- feel a desist TO close accounts with every
person rs speedy as possible.
Join p. Shields.
Angus, I2th. 1906. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

Angus, Ieth. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

s in the Second
Mary College Lot,ety
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
,ICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR SALE AT
G.. So Il. K4ITE's
For Mc Pror,ofion Of Literaiurc,

TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICERS
No 81 y Ne 80 Maiden Lare, Netp 1wk
Al . and a half tinsrs until the f,st OF Oao
her. when they viii advance 10 7. anj continue
Advancing rs The drawing app,caches By en-
cosins 3dni dotes (post paid TO G. & K
w ATE Tioke,s aud Shares viii b. runGiual.y
reuned b! pos, 10 any amount. ami the earliest
'auvlcs sent to Adventures OF ,hci auccess. The
idp'ic a'e reqdes red 20 Teinagk tn.' me draw
ns of the Eew- Yorl: Lostegies Is managed III
SO cofsedi manner, nor IL be suhjsS, to CT
roy, The time of drawing, and payment OF psi.
zes ii punesuai, and su2yan ee,! BY ths State lie.
S;s!a'uEe. Schemes - large enclosed with Tick
ets The many Capita Prizes sold by u * Il
Win former Lo'tcrics. (is,s Of which viii also be
encosedl it is presumed, wiilO an additional in
dueeInent TO distan; a,.yen,uFers 10 purchase of
them Sm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

X =. M . V A L.
1T DABNS.Y has removed 10 the house on
L. the Main Street, nearly opposite Mr. ].
Darmsdat''s and next door to Mr. w. Mischell's
brick building. Where he offers tor SALE z
general assortment Of GROCERIES, on reason
aoIe terms, Tor cash, OF produce only
s-T. a Consignment Of SNUFF in PACKAGES Of
any size. from l. 20 90 lbs. /; vii. b. sod Deiow
The usua price &c thai article.
Richmond, au7ust IL 1906. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
YES eco.

" - ~ ~ ~
kir store, opposite
rket,
Imperial Tea
errings and Shad
lexandria Beer inbbis
ngiish WainuIs
rown Soap
mmegs
kpper
Aisp,cc
6ace
loves
.aTch
jy B.ue. &c &c. &c.
CRUCKEKY and
ie Island LIME.
20. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
PROPOSALS.,
FOR PUBLIsHt=G BY suBscnIPT1ow,
HE. WORKS
RNNYldfIN FR4NELIN.

n
PHILosoPHIcAL LITERARY. ASp POLITICAL.
ONE edition has been lately published in I'm.
gland in tbree volumes oc'avo; ,he pape.s con.
Ianed in thea6 volumes will DC revised and COM
pared with the papers in the posse ION Of 'he
editor oS the Aurora which ave cOue6led ia the
hand wsiting of DIR. Franklin; aud ccnsidca
be addition will be made Of Interesting papers,
which have not aprCa,sd in any fJrner edition,
few manuscripts never Leiore published, aud
which are not noticed in The English collection
LACEY published
The publisher had for a consde able time past
contemplated ibis publication ard bad co.lc0.d
number e articles which md incidentally f,en
into his hands, AMI o,herf, which by much indus
,ry nc las been able to procure.
The additional pspers it is presumed will form
two adjitianal volumes.
The whole will be pu, 70 Press, rs soon as tbs
Dive SONS Of Purley arc compleied--and will bc
printed on = superfine paper, and III style suiia
DC 70 the value OF the work.
The price 10 subscribers for e; ch volume will
be $50 cents, payable only on delivery.
n printed proposal will be circulated without
delay. and subscriptions viii be received at tic
Book tiore of the publisher, VIM Daane. and
by The different booksellers throughout tie
States
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
MILLINERY.

MRS. s. PLEhSANTS in corner house
4Fl next door below Jacob Jolmsons Book.
sore, has received handsome assortment Of
BONNETS, HATS. &c &c. of newest fashion,
Just from Philsdelpbia.
A supply will be constantly kept on hand
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
WILL BE SOLD

WILL BE SOLD,
For cash, in the town of Milton at the tavern Of
Thomas Wits, on the fourth day OF Sep,sm-
Der next,
The FoLlO7ving SZavcS, to 7vt:
Hannah, a negro woman Patrick, boy, Amy,
negro woman. Dick negro fellow, and tie
children OF Hannah herein before named also,
the children of Amy herein before named, con-
veyed to me in trus, by Edward Moore, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due Brown. Rives &
Co. nierchar s ard partners, Of the town OF Mil.
ton. Being only interested as trustee, will only
convey the title TO aforesaid properly vested in
me as such.
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
August 81, 1906. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

ELEGANT EXTRACTS.

ELELAH1 Ell RACiS.
The following animated eulogium on Demo
cratic governments, is taken from the
celebrated g Political Justice" of The ccle-
brated Goodwin: work which, whatever
may be thought Gifts moral doctrines, dis
plays more correct idea or the FIRMS or
g10eina'c'il more glowing attachment
70 liberty; - more systematic view Of the
calamities Of dcspotiSm, than are to be
found in any other h3i,ical treatise. At
q moment ike this, when Bonaparte has
slept forth the defender Of the systems Of
kings, when he has imposed despot up
On the degenerated Dutch, when he has
-insuitingly pronounced in the face OF the
world, that such vulnerable animals are
the best CALCULATED to advance the happi-
ness of man,--the following animated Gu
logiun must 'come hcnc tothe business
and bosom" o. every real republican.
Democrat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
TICKETS AND SHARES.
ron SALE AT
G. g r. MAITE's
For Me Pr9moti6Il of LifeYafure,

". e K. WHi1 rs
TRULY FoRTurATE LOTTERY OFFICES,
No 81 81 No. SO. INaiden- Larc, Ne7p.1o:k.
az SEVEN DOLLARS EACH,
but viii advance as thedra wing approaches. BY
enclosing Bank notes (post paid) to G. S. Il
WAITE Tickets and Shares will be eunesually
retunsd ~ pos. to any amount, and the earliest
'dvice sent 70 advcn,urers OF their tuscess. The
public ave 'equested &c vema,k. that eShe draw.
irS OF the Hew-York Lotteries is managed IN
SO corfe6 manner. - not 20 be subie2 to er-
Tor. The time OF drawing, and payment oF mi.
zes is punetual, and guaranteed by She Stale lie.
G's'at3e SCHEME; III la,ge eAc,o;sd with Tick.
eIs The many Capital Prizes sold b, {, &, e.
" IN former Lotteries, (lis,s os which viii also be
cnooSedl il is presumed, will be an additional in.
ducensns 10 distant adven,urers TO purchase Of
;hem q,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
80 &c 49, lncus.


The following paraphrase Of the 1850
Psalm, (suited to a flvoritc Air of Haydn's(
is recommended to the notice of those who
usually attend Divine Service at the Capt.
toi, as in all probability, it will frequently
be sung there.
Praise the Lord; We heav'ns applaud him !;
In the highest him adore;
Seraphs, in your anthems land him;
CheruOs, praise him cvermore;
Lamp of nature, daily burning,
Orhs immense, that nightly shine,
Lights necessarily returhing,
"praise, Q praise the name divine -
Heav'n of heav'ns, his boundiess dwelling,
Earth, and all ye deeps below,
Vapours dense, and winds impci.;rg,
Storms offre, ofhail and SNOW;
Hills ana wales and tow ring mountains,
Woods, where cedars stately nod,
Fruitful trees, and chrystal fountains,
Hymn the praises Of your God.
Monsters inthc desert crying,
Herds and hocks that Craze the plain,
Creeping things, and features fiying,
Countless tribes that skim the main
Man of ev'ry age and station,
Each production IS HIS word,
All the wonders Of Creation,
Now, and ever,..pEoise the Lord.
G. S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
A5ble Trees,
Valuq6!e Property FOR Sac.

D Y virtue of deed of trust exc
y y crted 20 us. by Peter z. Archer for the be- .
nsfr Of John g Jefferson, will be SOLD, for
cash, on the premises, in she county of Amelia,
on ana @4,h day of November next, that valua-
be TRACT OF LAND. called Fox Har5or,
containing by estimation about $50 acges, with
more than one third uncleared, great par, ce
winch Is prime Tobacco land. laying on beth
sides Of The read which leads from Pridesvile TO
2evi'les bridge Also, the following SLAVES,
Simon. Oilccy and her three children. Leonard,
Sam. John. Phil, Sukey and her three children,
Davy, Sarna and her two children, Phoebe and
her TWO children, Joe, Tom Big. Tom, Bristol,
Mu,Ticr and her three children. or so much OF
the said properly shall be sufficient 20 satisfy
the purpose of the said deed of trust. The sale
viii continue from day day till i, is compieted
minute description OF the many advantages
which wou'd attend the purchase of the atofe-
said tratt of land is ,lougA, unnecessary, "a i, is
imagined thar those inclined to puTchsse, viii
view II and Judge for themselves
JOSHUA CHAFFIN. !
WILLIAM CASSELS. IGrysfees.
WILLIAM BENTLEY,
October 9th. 1906. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
To Rem,

a handsome two story BRICK HOUSE, and
possession given immediately situated 81 the
South side Of James river Canal, near The public
tobacco Ware house and srmory. Il is well
mishcd and calculated Tor Grocery or Tavern, or
for both. having six fec places, with large ki,eh
en-, roomy cellars. smoke house, sc AS the a.
boye tenement can be ea6ily divided, would
have no objection 70 accommodate two good ,e
nrnis. il required Likewise, a small BRICK
TENEMENT, adjoining, Fl, Tor a small family
Containing shice rooms, and kitchen, yard, &c.
Jas. Boulton.
Richmond, OaobeT Z, 1905. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
To Mpchanics.

I D INGcha2tCS.
: wish 20 sell very complete set of PATENT
TOOLS, for nnanOfaGurmg cut nails, win all
ti's necessary heading tools and Hammers be
longing TO the same. Likewise, : complete SCI.
OF tools Tor TIE Bass Foanderng Dusne SGT on.
timing all kinds OF Patterns, Vices, Bellows,
Anvil. Hammers. Flies, Tongs, &c. besides q
large quantity Of old Metal. 4 credit of and
IL months will be given on The above Tools
Bond with good security required.
snail have no objection 10 shcw the pufcha
ger Of the nail tools, the nature aud method Of
committing tina; kind Of business.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
]. BOULTON,

NEXT door to Mr. J Darmsdatt's,
J. = has just received from the Isle of Wight,
Srrithtied. and Southampton. fourteen or fifteen
Thousand weight OF prime Bscon. among which
a;e . gTsa; number Of salt pet,ed Hams. of the
Erst quality He has hEswise general assert.
meat of West India produce. Groceries. &c.
witch he wil sell low for cash or country pro.
ducs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
EOULI ZION.

THE Subscribers present engagement, as :
tutor in the family OF Doa. George Eyant
OF Chesterfield county, will end on the 'isJ day
of January next; Ut which time he would will
lingly listen 10 proposals for estabching an A.
cateHy, or o,her public seminary in some popu
iocs, heal,hful and otherwise eligible neigh5o,.
hood in the state Of Virginia.
lis pian would embrace the following bran.
ch-s of instruction, --The G'efk. Latin and En-
giis5 languages grGm'anicaIy va 'eS2y1r ccnSecu.
tive cgrse ofi5iN0rcai reading. accom- aTie! zr.f6
q kHc75tedgc Of Geography and C6r0no!ogy-tbe
R-Ncs Letues, grit5 a emejgi perpsaL al i5e best
Aa;5o's. tx zoe ;L,ec la,GudgeS obo>e,ssaiionel,
ysi,5 ve-s 10 CRITICISM and observation-disclosures
TIC Bookkeeping, Surveying Gaa ne Practical
branches Of Ike Mo'bemn!cs
The talents OF the Subscriber, (such as they
arc) the attention with which he has Discharged
the various delicate and difficult duties Of a Tea
cher, and the system he has pursued. with the
SUCCESS attending IL, are al suihcien ~ known
20, and have happily met the APPRECIATION
OF great many respectable and competent
judges, of literary merit iii the eastern and
middle paris Of this Sta,e.
To those who know HIM not he respea fully
asks permission 10 say, that FIR The Lass twenty
years OF h!s life. he has laborcd. VITA seduicus
application and perseverance. 10 improve and
expand his own mind and the mental faculties
'N,'NsS. '@'N ''h' "- hNN'i ti'CiSt WIKI AitSA
te6ied difidence, believes himself capable ofren-
dering public and permanent services 10 the youth
OF a country in which he has spent more than
half The number Of years he has lived. and tie
usefulness. happiness and prosperity of the CHI.
zens OF which country, he shall never cease to
pray for, and TO the UTMOST of his abilities pro.
moe.
OF himsslfhe has said rs much as the occasion
demanded. and ne cherishes . hope il will not be
less.
Letters addressed to the subscriber, TO be left
at Coiesville. or he Richmond Post Office. vii!
be duly attended to, and should an engagement
be entered into before the 18th OF January next,
pubic notice will be given thereof
James Johnstone.
CHESTERFIELD county, l5Sh sept. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
MAESHAI,s SALES.

40 BE SOLD, 60 the highest bid
= der. Cor ready money, un,i,r = decree of
the court cf The United States. Ter the fiFth cir.
cGi, in the Virginia dis,ria, between ihineas
Bond. attorney Tor The creditors # Ezekiel Ed
wards. rlainiiff, and David Ross and others de
PENDANTS. in order to raise the sum of twelve
thous and six hundred and fftstn dollars and
thirty three cents. due and payable the first day
of July last, and expenses and charges of sale,
that valuable and we'll known estate, in the coun.
~ of Botetourt, called FORT L EVIS--s,a,ed
by the said Ross to contain 2608 acres. The sale
viii take Mace on the premises, the 18th day
OF November next. Also, under the said decree
and upon the same terms, will be SOLD, at the
Oxford Iron Works. in the county OF Campbell,
or the 18Th OF the same month, a number OF VA.
LUADLE SLAVES
BEN. MOSBY, u. NJ for
JOS. SCOTT, 81. v. d.
September GO, 1876. tbs
&; the requss, Of Hr Ross, the. ssle Of the
land above mentioned. called Fort Lewis. is
POSTPONED until the 29th day OF NEXT
MONTH, when it will take place. at the Eagle
7 avern. in ,hc CRY os Eichrlcad--an,' the sale
of The negroes is Postponed un,ii the 9th day Of
DECEMBER NEXT. on which Gay it will
take place -t the Eagie Tavern aforesaid.
BEN. SIOSBT ID NJ for
los. SCOTT. VI V. ID.
G,nof.,- ~ 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
r E ri 0 V A L.


II DABHEY has removed to the house on
the Main Street, nearly opposite MIR. I.
Darmsdatt's ard next door TO MIR w. Mitche's
BRICK building WNerc he offers for SALE
general assortment Of CROCERIEs. on reason
abe terms, tor cash. or produce only.
ss@ consignment of SNUFF in packages of
any SIZE. from Is 70 60 lha. will be soid below
The usual price Of that arscle.
Richmond, August II. 1905. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
Amelia. s.h oaober isce w. - i-o'lel I, +.
M'CAY aud COWAN.

g-yAVE just received by the late arrivals from
, London, 4 large and fashoasble a.corsmcnr
of " ATCBES, with variety Of ar,icies OF
JEWELLERY and SILVER W0NK--.hI.
SO an assortment Of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with tn II
former stock, renders thsr assortment very ge.
nc. al---'. (which they offer At the l5west psi.
ccs, FOR cesb.
Richmond Oaober oh 1876. IF