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Proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, January 10.

Mr.. J Randolph from the committee
appointed to carry TO the presiden, the re-
soiu,ion Of the house adopted on Friday,
stated thai the committee had performed
Tia, service, and had received for answer
from the president, that he would cause
the Information requested, to be laid before
the house.
Mr.. Quincy presented the petition Of
/ lanes Sullivan and others. claimants OF
certain lands ceded 10 the Uni,ed S,a,es
bg Georgia, requesting that the tribunals
of the United States may be au,horis.
ed TO Try the question of right TO those
lands.
Mr.. Quincy moved reference of this
petition 10 a committee of the whole
house.
Mr.. Eppes spoke against the reference.
MIR. Quincy replied.
The question was taken on referring the
petition TO a committee Of the whole,
which was disagreed 'to-ayes 81, noes
So
Mr.. Quincy then moved its reference to
a select committee.
Mr.. d. r. Williams hoped this motion
would q Il prevail, and tha, if it did not,
that the petition would be rejected.
Mr.. Quincy withdrew his motion, tina,
the question might betaken on the propo.
si,ion to rejec, the petition, which MID.
Il. Williams then offered.
Mr.. Quincy called for the yeas and nays
on tais motion.
Messrs. ID. r. Williams, Eppes ard J.
Clay Supported and Messrs. Conrad,
Cook, Alexander, Sloan, Smile and
Quincy opposed the motion, which was
disagreed ro-ayes hfty.three, nays FIFTY.
ak
Mr. Quiacy then moved reference OF
the petition TO a select committee.
Mr.. Quincy advocated; and Messrs. T..
Clay, Smile, X. Nelson and Eppes ep.
posed this motion, which was likewise
disagreed to--yess forty Eve, nays sixty.
FIVE.
Mr.. Holmes, from the committee of
claims, made an unfavorable report on the
petition of Jonathan Snowdrn, which was
made the order of the day for Wednes
day.
Mr.. Alexander Submitted bill pre-.
scribing the effect Of records of judgments
and DEGREES OF courts Of justice in one
state I'D another state, which was reterr-
ed TO committee of the whole on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Rhea, of Ten. offered the following
resolution:
ResoiOeG, That committee be appoint.
ed to enquire into the expediency Of lay.
ing of and describing by certain me.es and
boundaries a tracs Of country to which the
Indian title hath been exlinguished, With
in the limits of The territory Of Louisiana,
and to include all the set,lemen,s within the
said territory. and fol. having the said tracts
of country laid off into townships and sec.
tons, half and quarter sections, agreeably
to the several laws heretofore made for sur.
veyiDg the public lands of the u. S. aud
also 10 enquire into the expediency of
granting one quarter section TO every free
male white, who now resides thereon, or
who within years shall actually I'M
prove and reside thereon.
Mr. Conrad said, before be agreed 70
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COMMUNICATION.

The following is a copy of the return
made BY general Wilkinson to the writ of
habeas corpus issued a. New Orleans for
he body Of doctor Errick Bollman, and
10 his address to the court on the occasion,
The general denounced the two lawyers*
who had procured the writ as parties in
the conspiracy. II appears that young
Swar,wout delivered general Wilkinson
the original of tho letter, which gave
him full and complete information Of all
Burr's plans, and doctor Bollman present
&c the copy-Swartwout was seized, and
is now under guard on his way to Balti.
more. Bollman has arrived at Charleston
under the care of lieut.. Wilson, of the ar.
,tillery. Had congress suspended the ha-
beas corpus act. all the conspira,ers a, N,
Orleans would have been seized, and ma.
ny traitors might have been secured in
different parts Of the union. Young Og.
den, who accompanied Swartwout, was
seized, but obtalned hsbeas corpus, and
was released. He is now at large.
Messrs. Livingston and alexander.
The undersigned. commanding the ar.
my of the United States, takes on him
self all responsibility for the arrest of Dr..
Errick Bollmsn, on charge OF nisprison
of treason against the government and
laws Of the United States, and has adopt
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the reasons for thisnsw mods Of disPosing
OF the public lands.
Mr.. Rnea said he did not suppose that
on referring this subject, il would have
been aecessary to assign the reasons for the
measure. But as they had been called for,
he would state some Of them. ltwas well
known tina. the settlements in the territory
of Louisiana were seatsered-thas they
were two or three hundred miles apart.
If the Indians should become hostile in
that quarter il would probably cost thc u.
S. more to protect those settle men,s than
the value OF the land it was proposed BY
the resolution TO allow to settlers. The
object was to effect settlement that would
prove a strong barrier, and avert he neces-
sity of maintaining standing army. The
lands on this side Of the Mississippi, i.
was well known, from their subieclion TO
Indian claims, would not probably be set.
tied until dlstan. day and this produced
a necessity for forming settlements en- the
western side of that river.
Mr.. Smile believed this was mea.
sure that would be attended with great be
ne6,s to the United States. AS the mo.
ton was merely to refer for the purpose Of
enquiry, he hoped it would not DC oppos.
ed.
Mr.. Varnnm was Of the opinion that
even if this measure should be ultimately
considered advisable. this was very IN
seasonable time for it: adoption. He was
no. Of the opinion that aay considerable
force sould be brought to bear on the from.
Tier thus proposed TO be guarded ---it
would be remarked that it was 90, con.
templated for the defeace Of the Orleans,
but the Louisiana territory. And he
asked whether il would be proper to adopt
1t while such various reports prevailed Of
the existence OF corspiraeies against ise
UnIled States in the western County.
Might not the individual engaged in tie
combinations, on their discontinue and
return into the United States under this
measure. occupy the lands thas proposed
TO be surveyed.
Mr.. Rhea declared himself greatly Sur.
priced at the suggestion of the gentleman
from Massachusetts. As to the suspicious
aAoa,, he hoped they would have no inau.
ence on the adoption of this measure.
Mr.. Gregg hoped as the resolution con.
templated an almost radical change of the
land system, it would be suffered to lie for
considerations.
Mr. Rhea acquiesced in this course.
The bill from the Senate, supplements
ry to the act fixing the military peace e.,
tablishment of the United States, las Civ.
ca in our lass] was read the first time.
Mr.. E2pes moved 10 reject it.
On this motion debate of two hours
eDsued.
Messrs. Eppes, Varoum, Smile, G w.
Campbell, and Bed ger supported; and
Messrs. Lyon, Talmadge, Early, Findey,
Gregg. Cook, Elmer, Alexander and Tho
mas Moore opposed the motion which
was agreed ,o--Yess s6-Noes IS.
The bill then had second reading, and
was referred to select committee con-.
posed of Messrs. ] Randolph, Chandler,
Dickson G,rgg and Van Cortland.
QIPrEunrfa JoaiIn QnnprffGpr
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ed measures for his safe delivery 70 thG
executive Of the Uaitsd States. It was
after several consultations with the rover
nor and TWO Of tue Judges of this lerri,sry,
that the undersigned has ksEardsd this
step, for the national safety msnaced 70
its base, By lawless band Of traitors as,s.
ciated urder A. Barr, whose accompllces
arc extended from N York this city No
man can hold in higher reverence the civil
institutions of his country than the under.
signed, and i. IS to maintain add perpe,u.
ate the holy attributes of the constitution
against the uplifted hand Of violence, that
he has interposed the force OF arms 10 a
moment Of extreme peril, TO seize upon
Bollman as he wlll.upou all others, with.
out regard to standing or sta,ior, acuinst
whom satisfactory proofs may arise of I
participation in the Iawless combinat,oc.
ia. WILKINSON.
Head Quarters,
Army Of the United States,
AeaD Orleans, Dec. 1zth, 1896.
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p1ZIc SALE.

o.. 9 1g,7n,.1Y nert, at II O'clock, VII ~
: sod 0n/ht. coagvay's wharf, on 2 cream
~ Ids. first quality Barbadoes
MOLASSES.
?. g. Marstsl)er.
4 Jsnuary ~.
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,,,;.hout sweat or endeayor: Treason' te'
lony,
sword, pike, knife, gun OF aesa 81 any sn-
CINE
would not have; but nature should BRING
forth,
&c +, own kind, all folsom all abundance,
10 feed my innocent people.
.sa,t;nu--No marrying 'mong his subjects !!
Intopio--N lone, none /; all Idle 9whores ana
knayes.
,.n ralo-I would with such perfection go
yern, sir,
To excel the Golden Age.
Soison signifies plenty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-23
B. Trueheart.
Powhatau county, Aug oath 1907. w6t
n prcat Baron;n in LAWD

fl STEdt DafgGiH IN Il HWD.
TIE sub scriber is sill DESTROYS of selling hi.
FORK PLANTATION in Powhatan
county and for early payments, great bargain
may be had.
THIS TRACT lies Immediately in the ro,k
Of the South and North branch of Fine Cysst
and psTtakes OF considerable portion of the Cat
Land OF each branch, thai may be very easily =.
claimed There are 40 acres in mi, traA and
above one halt Of il woods most Of ih- cleared
Land IS now under cultivation, and will ford , n
oPPoruni'yto he purchaser Of put.inz ina GOOD
crop OF Wheat-This Lsndis r superior oosii,v.
and well adapted 10 the culture Of Tobacco AID
gram there is very comfortable dwelling
mouse and several convenient on, hourses on this
Land. IL will be shewn 10 any pey soo ;rcl;,si,ie
TO purchase, by Captain StoysI living ON the
premises add terms made known, or aoplicat;-
U" 70 l'e SUBSCRIBER. HIM. BsaHey.
Powhatan, 14.h Sept. 1897. vsf
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Drugs & Medicines.

tDahieI Nm. Sackyidcr 81 Co.
Rave this day opeued a general assortment OF
DRUGS < MEDICINES.
and a great variety Of valuable patents Me.
OiCiNh"' which they are determined 70 sell
on reasonable terms.
DANIAL W%L SAcKRIDEE oasys his ser.
N.eC' 20 'ne cnizcns Of Richmond aud its VICE
niiy rs practitioner Of Physic. surgery. Sc p,
he has every reason 10 believe hie rrof~.sional
services will be satisfactory 70 thg.e who will
homonor him with their confidence.
Foushee's. I'm
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June 90.
FOR s AI-H.

n EY LANDS in Cumberland county, living
AVA on Appou'a',ox river, joining he lands Of
hcssrs- William & George Skipwiih this land
IS equal 1t not superior TO any land in Cgmber.
land coun;y, oft James river. it contains cor
acres. orc half of which is covered with Sne
t,r'er OF every dc; cription There is on this laud
adeccnt dwelling house, and between fos, and
five hundred b'agi0g apple ,rcos OF choice fruit
One 'iInd of the money VIII be exree.ei when a
title is made. the other two thirds may &c dyde,!
into 'wo annual payments. Mr. jerman Baker
~ Mr. William Skipwith will shcw The land te
any psrSon wishing TO become purchaser.
FRANCIS EpFES.
Che7irrfeid, Tnre 2. 1907. ,5C
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FOit RENT,

a ND possession given on the
4 l. LIST day Of Oct. three large and convenient
Rooras. fronting the street, in the upper par of
the house at present occupied by Carer Is Psge,
Esq. These rooms ave we'll calculated for offices
and pav be had reasonable terms
'Alsc the cellar under the store OF J. W. Den.
ais, ( &c. which has lately been fired up as a
store and is rendered more comfortable than p:u-
at, tssfe being a Good plank aoor. For terms
apply 10 Benjamin. Dennis.
Rich N eu1, Angus. 20;A. 1897, te
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FOR SAFE.

othoSife Colonel NEayo's new Bm diaga,
4th, 3rd and 2nd proof Antigua RuE in
hhds. of the crop I305-imported early
1906
New England Rum in abds. and barrels
l pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskev in barrels
Loaf and Brown SUGAR in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beef and Pork n'barreis
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
Stene Lime in large and small casks.
And general assortment of GROCE-
RiES, sc. &s.-whch will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond. o1tb Mo- 1ea-
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The subscriber eGerS for SAFE, a
TRACT OF LAND.

Tn the county of Gocehland, twenty eight miles
from Richmond, and five from the court.
house, containing sos l-2 acres. 1t is delight.
fully watered on 1t ate many acres of grass
land. and is fine mill seat. The growing crop
viii shew lis fertility. II will be shewn and
the terms made known by the subscriber when
e'ied on, who resides on the premises intend
to oder to the highest f::!er my stock Of differ.
ent Kinda aud the limitation TOOLS, OH the
sad tarnn, the first day CT next month, on q
e'ei's OF SIX months for all sums over twcniy
dollars Or the sam. day, if my land is sold,
my household end kitchen FURNITURE will
be offered For sale, on the same terms. intend
70 Kentucky this fall and will transact business
for any gentleman on commission, and thank
aim Tor his csnhdence.
ToI, HTo.lI,,..
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FALL GOODS.

THE subscribers are receiving by the
l. ship Herschell from Liverpool, an
extensive supply of
N T. r & II II " u I Z z,
suitable 10 the approaching season and
are in daily expectations of their LON
DON GOODS by the Calpe, which will
render their assortment complete, and
which they offer for sale by the piece or
package on the most moderate terms.
JOHN < RopnRr GAABLE. Jr.
November 7, lsOT. w6t
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John NJ
Advertisements.

WHEREAS Chapman White of Albcn1ar!e
County, did commence suit against me namely
William w inns oF said county, for certain da.
N gcs by him complained Cor in our said dis,ria
cou.i, and by The rules Of said conrt, did obtain
q jodsmer' about he twenty second day of a.
pTii iRsc, FOR The enormous sun Of three hundred
dollars, which said Judgment and costs thereon
&c hing DO hereby forewarn all persons
vha5coever from trading fer the same, or taking
any assignment for the SAID judgment or costs.
aS am determined not 70 pay the sad Judgment
either to said White, or his indotser.
William Wins.
Ahe~arie. 81 Sent. 1897. 5w
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A House and Lots
Sept. "a. 1907.

Far SHE
THE subscribe offers for sac three vainas'e
LOTS or GROUND in the city or Williams.
burg on which there Is 4 large and co,nmodi
Gus dwelling house, Containing eight good
rooms. and two large passages tcge her with
a good arden stable. and AL necessary on.
houses for the use of genteel family.
Any person desirous of purchasing will plea Sc
10 apply TO William Munford, Esq of this CT y a.,
who will make known the terms of sale. aud is
authorised TO conclude the bargain. Possession
will be delivered TO the purchaser on the 10Th
day of Junary next.
Anna Byrd.
Richmond, September 10, rs z. #
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TO BE RENTED,

.frd hosssssion !FiUen in ten dQys;
-FOUR large, elegant and cornmodious
4 STORES, in the most Central and bu-
sy part Of this CITY. Tothcm are attach
ed, elegant, airy and extensive accommo-
dations for tho families OF the tenants.
JOHN MAYO.
Iupe On ~
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NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the es.
tate o. John Sanddge, deceased, are requested
TO bring them forward to the subscriber duly
authenticated, on or before the frs, day of No
verber next, II which time ! dividend of the
assets in my hands will take plaoe--Those fall
ING 20 comply with this advertisement will be
excluded from The benefit of said dividend.
Thomas White.
September Cd, 1907. Tin
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For SALE.

THAT rrost beautiful and healthy situation
4 known Inv the rsne Of HALLSDORCUH,
or HALLS STORE, living the Booking.
ham road, seventeen miles above Manchester.
Also another valuable TRACT CT LAND,
n thclowcr end of powhstan county, contain
ing two hundred actes. more or less with good
Improvements, and there is no doubt &C great
quantity &c COAL being on this land.
The subscriber will give a'gtest bargain in
the said lands. as nc wishes to move TO the " es-
tern country. For terms apply TO
zACH'H HALL.
August 25th, 1907. . IF
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William LoWnes,

II gTuRHs his sincere thanks to his fr.rds and
4 me public generally, for the liberal eneod-
rag ment reeeiycd since his commencement Of
business N Richmond and hopes his as,iduity
20 blsacss, and punQuality, viii cn,iile him TO
aeoDtinuaHce Of their favoT5 Ike has removed
Z" hgucc nearly opposite the Bsil.Tayefn where
beintends clrryiugon Inc Book Bindin business
an all 10 variety. and ia the msst modern, i'm.
proved anj fashionable style, with punauality,
n,aness and dispatch.
p'in'e5 6ooks bound IN the most eltean, and
substaHt'sl manner, in morocco and talf full
ghi and ie,ered- also, in sheep gilt and plain.
baRe 6o'Lf OF every dccc,iption, ruled 10 any
Psuern and bound win ;Ee la,est irarrovsd
spring aud alcn, backs, and Russia bands and
parchment corners, which add much 10 the
sters'o OF The books, aud ease and convenience
sf tive Writr.
O'oc,' 'r7n the country will be 'hanl fnny
Eecc SCI and pdrHually a.tca5ed 10 as abo,,.. =,
Oh books &c bound
Retroud Nrg. 81, 1867.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-23

THE books, papers, and accounts OF the
L late mercantile firm of M.Credie aud
Mcmillan, OF the city of Richmond. bcitg
now in the possession of George Mere
die, e>of the Adm'rs OF John M:Credie.
deceased, who was The surviving partner Of
MCredie and Mcmillan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to George M'Credie. or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest of the said
concern, as well as to the debtors ,berror
il is expected that due attention viii be
paid to this notice, as it is desirable that .
close should be Immediately made Of the
transactions of the above mentioned firm
NANCY M'CREDIE, y40lmr.r.
JAMES PENN,
GEORGE M'CREDIE, AaHir8.
Manchester, 2orh June, 1907. #
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Liverpool GOODS,

Selected ard assorted to accommodate country
mt;ohants. They ave also daily expectation
OF receiving ny the ship Calpe. an assortment, of
Lordon GOODS. The whole will make We.
~ iui ano complete aScortnsnt of USEFUL
GOODS, which they aye determined to sell by
whaleS2le on very liberal terms. They viii open
IN a lew days IN the bousc IT present occupied by
Bohn anG Hubmer, nearly opposite the Post OF.
ict.
kichra--d. 3l-t August. 1907. #
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TO Rem r

7'WO LARGE BRICK 7TNEAfEN7S,
ClTUATED on The south side of the main
- street. and nearly opposite Tire Marret House );
one is a corner house lately occupied by Messrs.
Shapard and Lncke, the other ~as in the occu.
pancy of Mr.. Job Greene Those houses are
rendered fiys proof externally by being covered
with tiles and having Iron Shutters in every
direction that there is danger (frOm fire) to be
apprehended. Possession may be obtained i'm.
mediatey upon application to
Mrs. MITCHELL.
Richmond September Cd. 1907. wrf
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HE ten Legatees in
titled to Land, uodcr TIE lev Mr. IIu,.r,,
NtLL, &c denied to meet the Is, CAober. NJ,
tre Green Sprirg'. to snpowsv soa,e pe,,on "a
Srpy - me Cuurts ct Ohio and Kcntuckv. %
Aav= 'hs Lands divided between them
Robert Morris,
Louisa. Apzss, 10, 1907. sv
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+NO &c E.

~ q T I T. E.
THE Partnership Of hf'Cl1-G' GOWN. was
this day. dissolvedby mutual conse Tho c
indebted 10 the firm, a,e requested 10 make pay
ment to William M'Cay, ard ,ho'e having
Claims against the firm. are requested 10 render
their accounts to him Tor settlement
WM. M'CAY.
w. COWAN.
Sept IA. 1907. g.
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Dollar

Dollars 24,5Oo
IS per cenf. on 215coo Dollars, is s2,2sS
cum TO be raised 6ythe Loft
terry, IN ooo,
E"4enSe' effhe. Lottery, 1850
The prevailing disposition to encouraoe
the progress of Literature, the peculi5r
favor which ST. MARY's CoIIFcE has
emnoyed'""and the many splendid chances
offered to adventures by the above
Scheme, induce the Managers to antici-
pate rapid sale of the Tickets. The
Drawlng will commence as soon as snfi.
eient number is sold to authorize II. Ths
Managers have given bond to the State in
the penalty OF oirfy thousand Dollars for
lne faithful payment of the prizes, which
VIII be paid, subject to a deduction of Fjf-
teeH per cent thirty days afterth Draw
ing is hnished.--Prizes not demanded
, wl1Iilp a tweive-month from the complies
lioh OF inc Drawing, will be considered as
donation to the College.
IckETs to be had of the Managers, or
s 81 Such persons as may be authorized by
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED or Stolen from the subscri-
- Der on the 21st inst. two Mules, to wit /:
one black stud Mule, shod all round, with
long switch tale, no other mark recollec-
+ed. Also one mare Mule, of bay color,
With the end of her tale cut of, only she'd
before, Ibclieve rather poor. Whosoever
will deliver the said mules to the subscri-
bet in the ciy of Richmond, or give such
information so hat get them again shall
seceive the above reward.
JOHN TINSLRY.
Richmond, June 2Eth, 1907. If
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" n TTE =


M Css1s. Rober King. and Charles c,orr,,
tom and Robert King, James Thompson-
aud Thomas Rayenhil, John Edic, Conrad
Laub aud William Davidson, Rxecu,ots Of
James Short, dec,--7HKE N0TICE. tb,, T
shall proceed to take the following deposi,,o,s
at the times and places hereafter mentioned >,
be re al as evidence in two suits now depcndine.
" INC Nhante'y Court for the Richmond Dis.
r'e,' N winch am plaintiff and you are the de-
icndants, 70 wit: ihe dcposition Of Iobn AZ
Aose and Others, on the 10Th dav Of Oe,ois,
next 81 The Dwelling House Of Major David
Fsttes9n, Of buckingham county-s1d on tho
S3d deg OF October, 1907, shall proceed -
'ake tie deposition Of Mr.. John Love and ..
thers, between the hours Of ten o'clock and SIM
seq OF ihc same day, at the house Of Thadeus
Morris, ~ Fauquicr courthouse.
Sept. II, 1907. a..
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WROUGHT NAILS
CUT SPRIGs.

nails. L,
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-50 cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand-6d. 81 cents per thousand
Also, for sale as above, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
HArrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, &C.
s II O {. S
OF all sizes made of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms
Where also may be had d general assort-
neht Of well chosen GROCERIES.
May 10, 1907. IF
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FOR SIZE

TUX NHLE.
AGREEABLE to The last will of John Ruc
hansn, dec. will be sold on the 9Th day OF DC
tober next, at Franklin courthouse, isbeins cour
day for said county, q
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I WISH 70 sell the following VALUABLE
PROPERTY situated in the center of business
in the city of Richmond for money, or l will
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