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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

y virtue of decree OF the Superior Court &C
- Chaucevy holden in Richmond, the subscTi.
bsrs will expo.e TO sale on the preuites. to the
highest bidder, Cor cash, on the Seth day of lu.
iy neXt tho residue of TRACT OF LAND
tying in Pi,'sylvaria. en- Bacnis,er river estima.
ted TO contain l7l7 acres more or less. wherein
,he widow Of lAhn Markham and Others now
reside, as r,u,h thereof as will be sufficient
to raise the sun of T. 81 5 with interest from
the i0ih day OF jane, 1906, on Z 405 Is 6, part
thereof until payment. and interest on I. 400,
also part thereof during the same period, the
expenses Of sale ard the costs of suit.
Robt Hasl;ns, son OF Edward.
Thos. Woodbridge, senior,
Edward Friend,
Alien Whitwor,h.
June IS. 1907
sP The sale of the above properly is post
poned until Moni,ay the I'd day of November
next. when it will Certainly take place.
Robert Hsskins, son OF Edward.
Thos. Woodbridge, senior.
Edward Friend.
Alien Whitwor;h.
oaobsr 10. 1907. w..
buckingham County, August / erm,
1907.
Joseph Fuqua, Stephen Fuqua, Moses Flu !
qua, Aaron Fuqna, John Flood and Ma -
~ lis wife, and Erasmus Jones AVID A. =
mey his wife, plaintiff. :
Noah Food. administrator cfElizabe;h Fu- :
Ina. deceased, and John Goode and Ju- Z
dth his wife, defendants
I'm the motion OF the plaintiffs by their coun-
~ sci, and ii appearing to the court that the de-
PENDANTS John Goode and judith his wife are not
inhabi'ants OF this state Ii &c ordered, that UNI
less they appear here on or before November
court next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs,
the court will then proceed to take the same for
confessed as TO them. and decree the matter
thereof accordingly ; and that 4 copy of this or
der be forthwith Fubiishnd ~ some public news
paper Of the city of Richmond for two months
excessively. and another copy be posted up at
the front door Of the courthouse of this county.
A copy, Teste,
r. Eldridge, ir. d. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
LGnd FAR .Su{e.

ON tie second day Of November next. will Be
sold on the yrcniscs TRACT Of LAND,
n The lover eul Of Gocchlsnd County, contain.
my 22l Acres, being she Land " thereon Gideon
Ha.eher, iste Snst.d OF sdd County. lived and
eied. Tnere is on said Tact OF Land. good
Dwelling Houae, BAN, o.. Apple ani Peach
Olchafd. The aforesaid Trac, of Land viii be
SOLO BY The Coronsr 10 satisfy d bt due Inc
plbie ior cash, os on lhfee months credi'
THOMAS MILLER, Ae'iro Il,,y Of
CfUeos UATcHER, Dec,
Cooeh'an1' Cctohsr i0,h. 1907. IL
NpilcE % hereby gwen. t6ai tue following
Hlayes' 70 VIII, Rachel and her Two CHILDREN,
named Edmund AID George Charlo t.. ludy d,
Day} lAuey AMI Violet, or co many Of .be-, -
vii 's"sJ ihe balance dac on a d.rd of trust
executed By Benedict Csunp 20 me ~ trustee.
Tor 'le 5sasas Of Nobsu Chriaieq. aud t-sps.
ierred 20 Ihymzs CiS'7@rre5 ~ sid I9sey. Chris
80 WI be sod, OF che 2Jd of November
next, .; Kew Ecat oourl house. for ready no.
Hey,
Jones e. CHRISTIAN, 7rpsee.
Octobe- 10Th, 1877. Nv
~ Subscriptions for Lewis and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

IOMPhiNS 81 MGRRRY,
Are now opening in the house opposite the post-
Once, lately occupied by MESSY, BDhn &
Hubner, an ex;eucive ASSORTMENT Df
FINE GOODS,
Received by the ship ca'pe from London. They
have been selected with rach care and attention,
Among them they would particularly recom-
mend their
.HsSoTtmsnf II London Snfiegjfae Cloths,
CGsiners, IoihactS and kGte,
All Of a very cuperier quality Also, an ee.
giant assortment OF
Fashionable ROBES, IIJSLINS, LdCES, tTe.
They have also on hand, large assortment Of
Coarse Woollcns, Hardware, &c.
Received by the ships Hersch-H, and John s;
Charles from Liverpool. The whole forms a
complete assortment well worthy oe attention,
wi,ich they Offer for sale on liberal terms,
Richmond, 10Th OF. 1907 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

II l. d n X 3 q " u 3
Fer sale At this Ofdoe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

4 y The Tmpor;,G IIorse
ff FtG Bedford,
l2G-iAaEss%S-A, SO no-cd for ge,trr CAPITA
racers, viii stand tho next scasou =; ny 49,
be in Chesterfield corn'y. Fu-the, particulars
will be made known hcfcrs ,hc c7'"n cn0nS
mences. gLOJfAS GRhNCE
14,h Cdobc-, 1907 VT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
fi0e UOllais reward.

PAv away. he 18Th September, 1907, ,opl
II the subscriber, rcsidIng in the county of
Charlotte likely Negro Woman, named
GRITTY, about thirty years of age she is a
small bright completed negro. was raised in
Chesterfield near Manchester, has large scar
on her forehead about the edge of her hair, e
likewise on her neck and shoulders If any per.
son persons viii reiuin he, 10 ne, or give me
any information so iha, can get her again thall
receive the abeve reward.
Benjamin MsrshaN.
IIth October. 1907. 3Vs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30

nj OTICG i hsreby gwen, thai petition viii
IN be presented - the nex' General Asstmbly,
praying for the establishment Of Toll Bridge
across The Pamunkey river. on the great post
road, at 'hc pace called LitSlePsge's, near Han
over courthouse
CacLer 18Th. 1907. 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
FALL GOODS.

A'bemarIe. 20h September. 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
Sale of Negroes.

Richmond. October 18Th. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-30
Notice.

Richmond, s,p,er,hcr 70. 1877. Is
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
The beaHsifsLaad sUeE6red Horse,
PANTALOON. -.

WILL stand this season, on Mon
w day and Tuesday in each week, at
Philip Oats, at the Cross roads near
Keys Ferry; onWednesday and Thurs
day in each week, at the subscriber
stable in. Jefferson County, near Wal.
pert's tavern and on Friday and Sa-
turday in each week, at Jacob Kark-
harris, in sight of Strider's Mill, and
cover mares at the moderate price OF
four dollars the season, two dollars cash
the single leap, and seven dollars for in.
suripg a colt !. the money to be paid for
sas0ring when the mare is known to be
with foal, but If the mare is parted with,
or taken away, the insurance to be for.
feited the money for the season to Be
paid the FIRST of September next; -
PANTALOQNisa handsome brown,
full sixteen hands high, and Z years old
this spring his dam was got by the no.
ted horse Old Snap, his grand dam by
the old imported horse Valiant, and his
sire was the noted Robinhood. out Of a
Matehless mare. II is thought unnsees-
sary to give long history Of his pedi-
gree, a. his figure, activity and move.
msut viii recommend HIM 70 the eye of
eyerYimpartial Judge q . T.. :. =:
The season has commenced, and will
end the last Of June next. .-~
WILLIAM KEARNEY, jun.
March ~, 1907. ::S..>, -.
N. B. Stric. attention will be paid,
but no responsibility for accidents.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

WILL stand this season at the SUBJ
w scriher's plantation, two miles
from Snider's Mill, two from Hess
Mill, three from Lee Town and three
from Buckles Town, aud cover mares
at three dollars and half the season, but
if paid within the season, three dollars
win be taken in lieu thereof; one dollar
the single leap to be paid when the mare
is covered, and FIVE dollars to insure .
colt, bat if the mare is parted with, the
insurance to be forfeited. The money
for the season TO be paid the..6rst day OF
September next. -.
YOUNG SPORTSMAN /. a ,,ark
brown, with a star in his forehead, fun
sixteen hands high and four years old /;
He was got BY Old Sportsman, Gan i'm.
ported horse,) ont Ola large Snap mare: ;
He is stout, able bodied Horse. and
ole that would well suit farmers to breed
from. Great attention win be paid 70
mares put to Young Sportsman. sbut j
win mot be. answerable for accidents.
The season: win begin the first of April
and end the last Of June next. 5,st,...,.s
JOHN BURNS, run.
March ~, 1907. "a - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
mP .C1TE

A TRACT of LAND, containing
"A about 800 acres, one half of which
is cleared, the balance well timbered
and considerable quantity of wen wa.
tered meadow. On the premises is a
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, ON
a never falling stream Of water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different t.
nements, with a Dwelling House and
Barn to each; tits of the first rate lime.
stone quality; and Is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Posomak rivtr, 10
miles from Martinsburg; 8. from VIII.
Transport, and IS from Mercersburr.
This land win be sold together, or divi.
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain viii be ri-
ven to a purehaser, in the mill and one
half the land, onPaymg about two thirds
Of the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply to the. subscriber on the pre-
misses. GEORGE NEWKIRK.
April IS, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

: Berkeley; ..
II a February Court, 1907,
John Swami, Complainant,
= = -. = AGAINST 49,
Jeremiah Dunn, Andrew Bowman and
r. Joseph Foreman, Defendants.
I In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Jeremiah Dunn
L mot having entered his appearance
agreeable TO an act Of Assembly and N.
rules Of ibis Court, and q appearins 10
the satisfaction Of the CoIrt, that be =
not an inhabitanf Of this connmouveatss
on the motion Of the Comp ainant by M
Counsel, tits orderd, that said jeremiah
Dunn do appear here Cd the DIonday n.
ter the third Tuesday ID April next. 10
answer the bin Of the Complainant, and
that copy Of this order Be forthwith Il.
serted In the Berkeley and Jefferson IN.
telligencer for two months successiyelv,
md published Il the door Of the Court.
House Of thetsaid County. ! y. :
A Copy. Teste,
DAWN HUNTER, CSC.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
1OUNG MaT,cHLESS.

WILL stand this season at John
!" MCleary's Tavern, Ia Martins
burg, on Mondays and Tuesdays, and
On Wednesdays and Thursdays at Hard
serabbe near Benjamin Foreman's Mill,
and ON Fridays and Saturdays NJ Nathan
IraiPs Tavern, in Shepherd 8 Town.
and cover mares at four dollars the sea.
son. two dollars the single leap, Of NOT
paid when the mare l. covered 10 be con-
sidered a. engaged for the season, and
eight dollars % insure foaL, but if the
mare i parted with, he insurance to Be
forfeited, the money for the season to be
paid the 6rst Of October, and for instr.
anee when the mare proves with foal.
YOUNG MATCHLESSwas got by
Col Buruell's Matchiess, and Match.
less b. his celebrated horse Emperor I:
End his dandy Capt. Jacob Vandoren's
Old Snap. Young alatshless is an Gle.
giant dapp.e gray, sixteen and ! half hands.
high, six years old this spring, and 4
well calculated for either saddle or draft.
Young Mssshlss. Is the properly Of Mr..
Abraham Gosren, BY whom be was kepf
last season. - = 80 :, =,
A good groom IS engaged and strict
attention win be paid TO mares put to
Mssehless,b utu0. responsibility for acci.
dents. 81 $3.50
The season. will commence the 2oth
.ef March, and end the 1st of July next,
Is. ANTHONY TURNER :
March 20, 1907. - ! 4 = y.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

Berkeley, s..
February court, 1907.
Joseph Foreman, complainant,
AGAINST
Jane Wight, Admr'x. of James Wight.
deed. and Elizabeth Wight and chill.
dren Of James Wight, deed D'f,s,
IN CHANCERY.
I 7PON the motion of the complain.
~ ant By his counsel, and it appear.
ing tothe courtthat the defendants have
failed to 6le their answer to the Subpoena
In this case, being returned Executed to
December court, 1901 :; Ills ordered
that the bill Of the complainant be taken
Pre- eo1tsysO, and the matter thereof be
dsereed accordingly, unless the defen-
dants, at or before My term next, file
their answer and il further appe airing to
the. court that the defendants since the
service Of the Subpoena in this cause.
have removed themselves out Of this
commonwealth, it is directed that AGO.
py Of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Berkeley and Jefferson Intellieen cer.
and contained therein for two month.
successfully.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER. c.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
Public Sale.

WILte SID At Public pendne, at the
place svkrre ihe ssbseriber no1u docs,
!. near Hage's Caapsi, on Friday che
i7th et1 drill NEXT, -
TTOR6ES, Cows ard q number Of
i j Hogs, q variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, al excellent eight
day Clock, Wagon and Gears Far.
ming Utensils, &c. He has also for
sale ! Negro Man, aged So years who
Is well acquainted with farming,
He will also sell on the above day, II
not sooner disposed Of, the FARM on
which be now lives, containing 220 acres,
on which IS erected Q complete Distil-
lery, suppliedwith water from a never
failing spring, with . Stills, Tuba,
Troughs, and every other thing neees.
eary for carrying on the Disabling bust
ness extensively. The terms viii be
made known on the day Of sale.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
March 20, 1907. - = : CT.
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Public Sale.

.TT7ILL be sold at public vepdue, on
w Tuesday the 2lst instant, at the
mansion plantation of James Strobe,
decd, anumber Of Mich Cows, Young
Cattle and Colts, avariety of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Implements oil
Husbandry, Fall Grain in the Ground,
&c. &c. The terms WILDE made known
on the day Of sale. The sale to CON-
Eaence At nine O'Clock.
ABRAHAM COLEMAN. ..
April 3, 1907. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

TT>HE subscribers have JUST received,
i and are now opening, AN extensive
and very general assortment Of we'll
selected and fashionable GOODS, pur.
chased with ready money in Philadel-
phia. s - !, >..--...-:..3 = -
5: The advantages. resulting from their
present establishmentin trade, win, they
presume, enable them TO dispose oftheir
Goods on such interesting terms - will
merit the attention and encouragement
Of generous and liberal public, and
more particularly on account Of the very
important advantage ofhaving one ofthe
partners . resident in the city Of Balti-
more, who win at all times have il in
HE power 70 make purchases ON the best
germs. .....
A part Of their presen. assortment
H.. :. 10 composed of . .----- =.
Plain spctted and World Leno Musiins,
Ssberfae India and British Boot, d.,
A handsome assortment Of MansEa SiLks,
1eiio1u, blae, black. sc. Grapes,
Sill and Cotton UmbyeLLGs. j.
Ladies Fashionable HeadTrimmings,Sc.
FIanders, &c. Laees and Edgings,
Trimmed and plain Fashionable sfEs
Sfrap, WiiisiO, and Lsghorn Bonnsss,
Handsomely assorted, + 49,.
Red blue, tbre.un and Flag Baadannos
HandkerchieIs, Wv
A handsome assortment Of CaEos,
Cambrick o., and common lmisies,
Fancy MarseiLs Waisfsoatias,
India Mankeens and Country Einens,
ditto MssLins, a large assortment,
T. .Samaica Spirits, Ansgua and n. E.
Rum, Cegniac Brandy,
Sherry, Lisbon end Malaga Wi,es,
Holland CHM, :.
Maryland distilled Whisky,
Bar and Strap Lron-CSoSUley and BIS
tered Steel. &c.
THOMAS c. SMITH, SCI.
MartinsbHrg, March ~, 1907.
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G. Q O D S,
consisting of

Cloths, coa.ings,t casimeres, Elan.
nels, &c. together with Hardware, Sad
lery, Queens and Glassware, and a We.
~ extensive assortment of Groceries,
&c. all of which they offer for sale al
very reduced, prices for cash or appro.
ved Of Country Produce. =
They take this opportunity Of return.
ing their sincere thanks to their friends
and the public, for former favours, and
hops BY punetual attention to business,
with q desire to please, to meritand re.
ceive = continuation Of their custom. :.
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, November 90, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
Jefferson County, IS.

JSsASASSS ~SNAyS SSs
a. October Court, 1896.
William NJ 'Cormiek, Complainant,
=. 4 49, AGAINST =
William Hiett, Benjamin Bell, Will.
am p. Flood, Joseph Bell, iur. Iolm
Daniel, and Samuel Daniel, D'fts
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant William Hie,t. no,
L having entered his appearance a.
greable to an act Of assembly and the
rules ofshis court, and it appearing To
the satisfaction OF the court, that he il
not an inhabitant Of this commonwealth.
upon the motion Of the complainant by
his counsel, it 10 ordered that the said
defendant William Hiett, appear here
on the second Tuesday in April next
and answer the compliments bill. and
that; . copy ofthis order be forthwith in.
serted in the Berkeley and Ieaersou
Intelligencer for two months successive
ly, also published at the front door Of the
court house Of the said county for the
same length Of time.
"A Copy. Attest,
GEORGE HiTE, Gle.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
New; Goods.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
l. their friends and the public gene.
rally, that they have just received their
assortment Of FALL and WINTER
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
jefferson County. =.

March cSutt. 1907.
ORDERED, that. N Election Be
~ held for the parposc of choosing
three persons a Overseers Of the Poor
rths North district, q jpliana Eek
harris Tavern, in Shepherd Town, On
Saturday, the 2sth Of April, and that Wal.
Ter B. Selby and Robert Worthington,
or any one of thsin, do attend the same,
and report. IT, ,
A Copy Il. Tesse,
GEORGE HITE, Gle.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
vii be@H

an the lath day of May NEXT
" (being the first day Of May Couls
for Jefferson County, at the Tavern
Of Mr.. George Hite, in Charles. T own,
to the highest bidder for ready money, a
tract or parcel of Land, situate in JefFer-
son County aforesaid, near Halls Mill
adjoining Lands Of Thomas Beall and
others, containing. or said to contain, one
hundred and twenty 1--WE acres, and is the
same on which John Campbell Lately
lived there Is = dwelling house on rl.s
premises and other improvements and
conyeniences. This, tract Of Land was
conveyed by Robert .Bogguss to said
John Campbell, and mortgaged by said
Campbell to said BogglnS, and IS to Sc
sold by virtue Of decree obtaiard in the
chancery District Court holden at Staun.
ton By John P. Pleasants claiming an IN
terest under said mortgage,) in which
said decree tie subscribers, or any two
ofthem, are named and appointed CON-
rlissioners to sen said Land. ~.
X. WILLIAM: INQUIRE, j..
H. HENRY DANGERFIEED,
.. z. JOHN BAKER.
Jefferson County, March 81, 1907.
The Gboeesate 1pas adpertised in eur
last paper to h0se taken place on the day
Of election fer Tsfsrson County, but Il
eoH'sequence Of an editorial misiate in d.
seri6ilg the quantity ef land, IL BECAME
necessary to pa efths sale % Gmore dis
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10

Jefferson County, =. ~ :
- March Court, 1907.
oRDERED, that an Election be
~ held for the purpose Of choosing
three persons Is Overseers Of the Poor
for the South distriet, atthe house now
occupied by Maj. Saunders, In Charles.
iowa, on Saturdayathe 25th of April
j next, and that Carver Willis and John
! Griggs, o. any one Of,hen, do attend
! The same. and report sa<,.".T
A Copy. Teste,
GEORGE HITE, Gle.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
Frefh Goods
y :
The subsc'iber has just receivea an
assortment q -.
New Goods.

which he purchased far Cash, and ,uih
retail on the l0uest terms. -.
HIS LATE PURCHASES INCLUDE rRH
FOLLOWING ARr1eIEs, viz. =
Plain Leno Muslins,
Elegant Leno Shawls,.
Leghom Bonnets,
SuPer6ne Dimmity,
Book and Fancy Muslins,
Common e esiieo ~. sst s,' sSssS,
Fancy Cords, -
Ditto Vest Shapes, f. 1~..,a
Crowley and Blistered Steel. .
= Highest Price given for all kinds of
Country Produce. - -
=. T. LEVI PRICE.
Aar'insburg, March 8, 1907. MIN
49, rE' 'FsE'' = %5za--' ~ns y [ II - T. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-04-10
4. WILLIAM: INQUIRE, :;
. HENRY DANGERFIEED,
; Z. John BAKER:

- B0LTING CLOTHS. z. :
lust received an extensive assort.
= ment OLDEST warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
win be sold unusually low, BY Z
: : KENNEDYS & RAGAN.
Hagers-sown, June $, 1906. [lyl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
THE LADIES' A>;C GENTLEMEN'5
POCKET AL.1Z.dNIC,
FOR 1907,
rs 5uST RECEIVED q EoR sxSE AT f,HIs

TIE Ladies' Book Contains,

The Ladies Book Contains,
An Almanac, rHled pages for memoran
dums, observations and engagements, also
for monies received, paid or lent, for every
day in tho year, select pieces in prose and
poetry, new & celebrated songs, market
Ing table and several useful tables.
The Gent{emen's Book Contains,
An Almanac, ruled pages for memoran-
dums, and cash accounts Government of
the United States, Executive, Legislative
and Judiciary, Commissioners of LoaDs and
Agents for Invalid Pensions, Federal courts
of Law, Departments Of the Federal Co
yernment, Land Officers, Patents, Minis
ters, Consuls, SC. to and from foreign natl
ons, Military establishment, Table of the
pay and subsistence of officers, fthe Navy,
List of officers of the Navy, Marine corps,
Navy agents, Navy yard at Washington,
List of the whole naval force ofthe United
States, Duties payable by law, extract
from non-importation act, list ofoffcers of
the Customs, Light Houses, several useful
tables.
December o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-06
w. HA1GHT,
Uphoisferer and Paper
hGurer.
HGnger,
EROM NEW-YORK

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
IN tauts OF Richmond and its vicinity, that
he has taken house in the main-strcct
nearly opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he has for Sale, large and elegant assert
mcnt of the following Upholstcring articles,
viz. 5000 pieces of French, English, Dutch
and Americana per-hangings,w with elegant
Borders to suit; Fringes, FOSSILS, Cords,
Bed-laces and Curtain-bindings of diff
ferent colors and qualities; Sophas, Set
tees, Easy-chairs Hair, Moss and Flock
Mattresses likewise, large and fashion
able assortment of 1fJ5HOG.fJVY FUR
.ATTURE. made by the best and most APP
proved &orkmen in New-York, viz. Side
Boards, 2ed-Steads of different kinds, DIM
Vegetables, with and without ends; Card
tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
writing-tablcS, Foot-stools, WaSh-hand-
stands. Buffers trays, Secretaries with and
without Bookcases, Letter-cases with Ia
Dlc$, Kn.fe-boxes and Music-cases, with a
number OF other articles too tedious to mem
ton.
Bed and Window Curtains made in the
most fashionable stylc.
w. HAIGHT, fiatters himself that his
knowledge in the above business, and the
constant supplies which he shall receive,
win entitle him to klc patronage of ge-
nSFouS puOhC.
All the above articles will be disposed
Of on the lowest terms, for cash or negosi-
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-hair,
bought and sold.
Richmond, November Sd, 1906. wsm
At Quarterly Court, continued
and held for Prince Edward
county, Nov. 18th, 1906.
Robert Venable, exo'r. of Nathaniel } 5
Holloway, Complainant, .
against
William Pattman and John Johnston, ! 5
defendants, g;
TT1E defendant Pattman, not having en-,
tered his appearance, and given securi
ty according 20 ain act of the General AS
sembly and the rules of this court, and i
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
tEsthe is not an inhabitant of this state; or
the melon o. - 2 cn,nplsine mt by bis cum
sci, IL is orisre9, that the said delendan
Patrnaan, 90 appear here or the first day o
March court next, and answer the com
plainant's bill-and that copy ofthis or
der be forthwith inserted in some one of tn
public newspapers printed in the city @
Richmond, for two months successfully,
also posted at the front door of the court
house Of this county.
- copy, teste,
D.