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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1907.
Di55o5utlos Of Pnrlnsr5hp.

VKTILLIAM DOUGLASS intending to
Wv retire from business in this place, the
partnership of Do,lgiass q h1crsaevi4e. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, ard Joseph
II. Vaudeville is solely Authorised to adjust
and settle ali TIE accounts # the partnership
1t is earnestly requested that al persons ia
debted tothemwiIi settle the same with hin
irnnlediateiy, as longer indulgence cannot be
given.
William Douglass,
Jofeph II. Vaudeville.
ganuary s. dtt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
Toseph II. Mandevilie

Intends to carry On the FLcUR and GRO
Gerry B LJSIA E&S in the same manner s on
the same terms asheretolore done by D. and
NJ. and soIicits g continuance Of tt,vors from
his friends
january 9. dtd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
Also,
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather.

IE&LtIEE,
BY the dozen or single skin-for sale at
HorweI's Patent Suspenaer Manutactocy, in
priliec-street.
July s. diam
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-16
St. Andrews Society.

a stated quarterly meeting Of the St. An
dreNss Socie.y, viii be .heid on tuesday the
18TH current, at Gadsby's y.o(el. Rell call at
T P W.
By order Of the President,
Donald Macleod, See.J.
Febny,arv I z q
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
LAND FOR SALE.

T WILL sell the Fractional Section
Z No. &c, in the Second Township,
second Range, in the Wegee Bottom,
within eight miles OF Wheeling, contain
ing 1870 acres Of frst-ratc bottom, with
a considerable improvement omit.
Also, the north half of Section No. 8,
In the 9TH Township, 4th Range, within
two miles of ST. Clairsville. This tract
is fertile, lies favourabiy for cultivation,
and is well improved.
These lands will be sold for nearly
the same price that they cost at public
sale. For terms apply to c. HAMMoND,
Esq. in Wheeling, or to
BEZALEEL WELLS.
.Heu5enDWe, March II, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
Brothers, if to this blessed land you

Brothers, if to this blessed land you
should come,
You will find the fields blooming, while
we beat the drum,
And under our fig trees we swig off the
rum,
On Patrick's day in the morning.
ChoruS.-Let Burr, SIC.
The basis Of this grand Republic is so,
That Farmers, Mechanics, and Mer-
chants, all go,
FOR to represent us, I'VE send them in CO.
On Patrick's day in the morning.
ChoruS.-Let Burr, sc.
Uith brother America let us entwine,
Nth them smoke and joke DER g bum
per Of wine,
And against all usurPers with them beat
time,
On Patrick's day IN the morning.
Chorns.-Let Burr, sc.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
PROP OSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A TALE OF TRUTH;
Being HISTORY of the LIFE and
SUFFERINGS Of
CHARIOT re TEMPLE.
By Mrs. k0WSON.

"TffIS il hitfory Of real diRref. Charlotte
by the artihce Of teacher, recommended to d
fchool from h,mani rather than conviction
OF her integrity. or the regularity OF her 10 mer
corduct, is enticed from her goyerOeis ard &C.
companies a younp Officer 70 America-- Fhe
marriage ceremony, if not forgotten, is poA
ooned, and Charlotte dies martyr TO the in
"oG4arcy % her lover and trescbery Of HE
Fl nj The G'uetions are aItlefs and 9hrcting,
the descriptions natural and pathetic.'
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
JOHN s. BlDDLE,
Silverfmith, Jeweller and
Halr-Worker,

ID ESP T. CTF ULAY informs his
IN Friends and tn Public, that he
has commenced the above branches Of
business, in the house next door aboy e
Mossrs. S. & b. Bells Store, on Main
Street, in the Town Of Wheeling; where
my orders in his line will be thankfully
received and punctually attended to-
He has had considerable experience in
his business, and hopes that the execu-
ton Of his work will give satisfaction to
those who may favour him with call.
Or He will give the highest price for
old GOLD and SILVER.
March 5, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
ATTN TlON !!

:. THE Gentlemen who have agreed to
form themselves into Light-Infantry
Company in the Town OF Vheeling, are
requested to attend at the Court house,
on Saturday the 21st inst. at two O'Clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose Of G.
Letting their Officers.
March 10, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
{ 20 J
N y T &c F..

THE Citizens of Ohio County are
hereby informed, that an Election will
be held, at the Courthouse in the Town
of Wheeling, on the first Monday in A
pril next, for the purpose of electing a
Representative in Congress for this Dis
trict, and two Representatives for the
State Legislature for the County of O.
hio.
JOSEPH KERR, Sheriff.
Sheriff s-OAice, March 10. 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
n O 7 | G E..

THE Subscriber cautions the Citi-
zens of the Borough of Wheeling, and
Others whom itmay concern, not to have
any kind of dealings with his slaves, or
harbour them in their houses, contrary
to law, after this notice. Any person
or persons found guilty, may expect to
be dealt with as the laws of the land di-
rect.
EBENEZER ZANE.
March 12th, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
EXTRACT FROM HE PREFACE.

CHRISTIAN READER,
Here is p,eiented to your view a few Ser.
mons, being part Of the labours of that great
man OF Goo, M. John Wclfi-one who had
more ih n an ordinary me fure OF the Spirit of
God given to him, evidently known to many,
who were 70 happily blefsed to be under his
minitry, and enjoy tellowfhip and communion
with him in the ordinances of the Gofpel-of
which there is an account OF many oxtraordina.
ny things in the hiftory of his life pre- fixed to
this book. The ferious reader will find they
ae not delivered in a neat and iue drets, to
peafe the fine tafe of the age we now live in,
who love more to hear fermon neatly Dc fed
in fine ffyle Of curious learning, than to hear
an az akenIng fermCn concerning our own per-
fGnal fine and the fms Of the generation we live
in; but he following are plain to the meaneft
capacity, -" not in the enticing words of mans
wildom, but in the denomination of the Spirit
and of power"
CONDITIONS
L This wo will be compriied in one hand
Gome octave volume, containing between fx,
and leven hundred pages, duiably and hand.
fomely bound and ietertd-
4 The Typography lhal be correctly execu-
ted in The modern hyle, on good paper, aud
with new letter.
3. The price O Subfci ibers will be one dollar
and fifty cen, To non lu bfcribers IT will be
two do'srs
4. a rit If the Suhfcfibei's names with their
places oI teGdence, will be added as patrons Of
the work,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
CONDITIONS.

I. The Wo,k will be comprifed in one
Duoc ecimo Volume of about 1870 Pages.
1t will be handfome!y printed on new
Type, and fine Paper-and neatly Bound and
Lettered.
3. The price to Subscribers will be IS Cents,
to be paid on delivery oft Work
A. A lift of the Subscribers names and place
Of residence will be added as patrons of the
Work.
An allowance will be made to thofe who
fubicribe 70 Ousntitv.
Wilmington. DeceD b r IS 1909.
TIT Subscriptions to the above received at
this Printing Office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

HSi al legal end y-a,eno5i. etarce, fsS, fer s@3rs
ferhrg and f,i.sirg 10 he JasjsriSer, Gar
20ft5vHie, ALTERNATE, fer trsrns bin in fame jill,
sr@gf0i,s isi0rmstisn tsret s. ~ !e Cbl'iestf
viHe,
y SMALL BL.eH sEoao MAN, named BIZ LY, "a
1 y has WILL, about 30 years ,f aye, Zee, 6 or I
INCHES high, he has fa,ai fear oter al Is eyes,
walks very awkward, which is oeealon.d by hiA
turning his toes verymuth outhe appears to be lane
when he waiks-he IS an i'll locking, fellow, rather
huhy heed Of hair, which h. fone,inics ties, and
times rather ip,pertinent he is rough Ner, and
an excellent fawyer, having been employed at thai,
buhnefs for ten twelve years paa he LEFT Char
lottefville about Chri9n,as lat and the goth
January following committed to Rockingham Jail,
which he broke in few days, and has been
heard CT nee. II is uppoied he will make towards
WincheRer, or Hobb's-Hole, where he was RATED in
the Broekenhrough family but he has not been a.
mong them for the at 10 or l2 years; he i'll pro-
badly change his name and clothes, the latter Of
which were when he away, bianke,ing great
coat, and grey cooured round and pantaloons'
DAVID WATTS, fen.
May I9. law2niJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
SINGULAR INSTANCE
OF SHGACITf Nv II DOG.

A gentleman of Suffolk, being on a journey
with his friend, and a Newfoundland dog, who
was one of the party, being the fubjeet IF their
conversation, afferted that he would fetch any
thing he was ordered from any diRance. To
prove this marked ihil!ing was put under a
large Zone on the fidc Of the road, and the gen.
tlemen, accompanied by the dog, rode forward
for three miles, when the dogs mater ordered
him to go back and fetch the fhilliog he had
feen put under the ffcne. The dog turned
back, and the gentlemen rode forward and got
home; but contrary TO their expectations, the
quadruped did not return for the whole day.
1t appeared afterwards that he had gone to
the place where the fhilling was depolited, but
the ltone being too large for his areneth to re-
move, he bad raid bowling at the place TIL two
horfemen riding by, attracted by his fleming
diftrefa, Popped 10 look at hin, and one of
them aigbted and removed the fohe, when
finding the !hiIling, he put it into his pocket.
not eonceiying the dog could be fssking for
that. The dog followed their horfes for up
wards of twenty miles, faid in the room where
they fUpped, following the cham brrmaid into
the bedroom, and hid under ore of the beds.
The pofeGor of the fhiIling hung his fmall
clothes upon nail by the bed cJe, but when
they were both aGeep, the dog got them o6'the
nail, and the window being open, leaped on
Of ii with the fma clothes in his mouth, and
|. dragged them through bog and Guagmire, over
ditch and through hedge, until four O'Clock,
when he arrived At mis- matters houfc. In the
pockets were found feversI guincas and four
watches (the owner being dealer IN thofc ar.
ticles) ard the marked G,;l!inr. The watches
being sdvert;fed, we. returned, and the thief
not convicted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.


In Amheya County, on HorHy's Crerk-5o9
acres Of
ID ICH TOBACCO LAND, formerly the pre-.
N perty Of Mr.. Daniel Warwick, and known by
the name Of WincantoR. This Land has the advan-
tsge of lyiag the main road leading from Aniherl
Court Houe to Waugh's Ferry, James River,
Is a valuable hand for country Store, with franz
ed heuie for that purpofe, and efficiently large, bav
ing two rooms below aud two above fairs, with a
good brick chimney and wellunderpinned with brick.
ALTO, Lumber- aoufe, fifteen feet fquare, with a
cellar Of its full 6ze, walled up with Rome There
is alto Taylor and Sadder's Shop, and other out
Houfes. Likewile a tolerable good Dwelling.
Houle with three Rooms below and two above italrs
Kitchen, Dairy, and ether out Houfe, within a
mile Of the Store, fui,ab!e for private family.
This Tract of Land is only feven miles from
Bethel where there is infpeaion Of Tobacco, and
within eighteen miles Of Lynehburg.
AS it is prefunied no perfon will be inclined to
purcI,aie without viewing the premifes they will
be flown by hIefIrs 1aafsrro and Loring, who
live within few miles Of Wincanton and are fully
empowered 20 make fale, and the terms Of payment
may be known from them, as alfo on application TO
THOMAS GILI.IAT.
Richmond June 90. tdf.
The above 1raa of Land and Improvements will
be offered for isle at Amherfl Court Houle, ON
Monday the 18th day OF Augua Rext, (being court
ddy) on credit of one, two and three years, if
punctualIy paid, if NOT carry intereG from day d
iaie.
A deed Of trun will be required on the prenifes
or satisfactory leeurity fov punGiual payment
N. u. There are 100 acres of James River Low
Grounds.
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TO RENT,
May 10.

70, three foe yearf:
THAT valuable TANTARD Of the late MIR.
i Jacob Bockius, and now occupied by the Subfer-
Der huated on the aim Street of this city, bctw-c
the Capitol and BaGn of the canal, its convenienees
hyperion to any other in this place. large Cur
ryng Shop, Cellar and drying loft, fpaeious Bark
Houie, two Bark Mills and Houfes, Beam Houfe
and every other requite for the tanning Of from
5000 hides year, executive Of lkins: Aiio the
fame tenement convenient DWELLING HOUSE,
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe, Stable and Garden, the rem
ter may be accommodated with about hundred
cords of excellent red and black oak Bark in the
Bark Houfe at fair price.
Propot1ls for the above will be received by the fub
fcriber.
Bond with approved feeurity will be required and
poilsilion given of the whole, except few of the
watts, OH the hra of September next. The reafon al
iigned for offering the foregoing property for rent is
the i'll Gate of health of the Subfcriber pay that
tention the buiineis requires. MARCUS ELCAN.
april ). lawtE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
May 10.
A PROPOSITION.

A N interea in law fui,, now depending in the
IA Superior Court of ChaBcery, holden in the
City of Richmond, will be given in exchange for
good WeGern Lands.
BY addreding letter to A. B. Williamsburg,
further information may be received.
The fui, above alluded to, has for its objea, the
recovery ola large Jim of nsoney. The gin of the
action isa deed of truft, IN which five brick and
one wooden houfes &c. (tuate in this city, are con-
veyed. Some completely attends the caufe-but the
ultimate fuceeis of afns recovery, depends merely
upon fria application 10 its proleeution.
N B. For the next enfuing or 10 days, any en-
qury in writing, left at the Office, in this place
lldirs6 ed ss .tc-e I'll! =:ees attention.
June 10. oaw2m.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran aruay Ts,r sSe j1ke-ihc,, fv;zg se'r A=y. CASTE.
in t6t !0rver end IF this eos"ty, o.. lie ahi IF
Mareb iaf,
~ zero MAN BILLY, about SO years of eye,
~ and about feet or 7uehes h;gh--i,c 10.
of rather delicate form, little inclined TO yeio W
ifh complexion, and eonideribiy marked in the face
with the iniall Pox-his hair rather inelines to 3e
buihY, thisis not very ong-he is fellow OF good
understanding, well Informed mind, and very f..
cious inhnuating namner-he freaks rather v,,ck 8.
pert and has d'potition TO he very polite lie ~
doubt will attempt to change his appearance, by al
terEg his nanne, changing his haze Tor wig &c. He
rs pretty we'll known i'll moif parts of this ate rs well
as in the Carolisas aud Georgia, the waiting oman
and fiddler of MIR. Nicholas NJ. Johnion, of whom,
purchaied him. HIS wife lives in Richmond, where
he has frequently been nee his e'orement, AID he
has alto been par; cf hs time Peterburg, ard his
wife has daus free woman, vipg in Norfolk,
where is pr"blbe he has been aiio--,oupf having
10 general an acquaintance, there is no knowing
where he will keep h;mie.f,
will give the above reward to any patton VIII.
will deliver the isid runaway to ME, in Hanover.
F. STREET.
June 10. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
FITzwHYLsONN g POTTER,

Have jua received from London, large fupply o!
ST. TION ART,
which with the Rock formerly hand, make, up an
extenGve alortment of
WRITING Paper, for blank Books, of all Gzes,
w and of the very 6rit quality,
Various kinds Of foolfcap and letter Paper,
Hot preied Poa, gilt and plain,
Elegant enbe6sS aud plain whiting Cards,
Drawing Books, Pencils and Water Colors,
Genuine Writing, Marking and Copying Ink,
F,ea Quilts Sealing Wax and Waters,
cheamen and playing Cards,
laPRovED GLOBES,
Excellent Pen. knives,
large collection of Mufic,
Fashionable Paper hangings, &c. Sc.
Their Rock Of Day Books, Journals and Ledgcrs,
and of other Blank Books, for County Courts She
riffs and private Gentlemen, is very extenfiye, and
Of the beR materials. *.
They have alto afortn,ept of School, Books, of
approved editions, and fome eGeemed work. on the
different fubjeas of Law, Phyie, Divinity and Milf
cellaneous Literature.
May Is. 1aw3m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
ORIGINAL ODE,
wRrrTrN FOR THE 4rH july, 1907.

STRIKE, ftrike the notes Of loftlen Joy.
And roll them to the dilant fy;
Freedom herfef began the fong,
Let Freedoms fons the Grains prolong,
This is the day by he-oe, lov'd,
When lingering Freedom reaeh'd our fhore -
This j, the day by Heav'n approval,
That paid the tolls our fathers bore.
CHORUS.
Tben let n, rsys ide isfty groin,
From Gg< fs age SrbHe ,ea,t remain ..
Lit bely toll and Is,ro7c flee,
For hi, IL Freeasms Jatiiee.
shea,h'i be the fword your fathers drew,
'Gainf foul oppreHior's goegon crew;
While from atar no fees invade
The foil, for which thofe heroes bled.
But fhould old Jov.'s tempefuous ION
Again diaurb your peaceful fhore,
Look on the fields your fathers won,
And draw the fwords they drew befofs.
Then let ,0jf, t5'e.
Thorga the Loud founding trump, from far,
Shall call one half the world TO war;
Meier ihall this joyous day be loft,
But ever live Columbia's boat.
Raife the loud notes be yond the kies,
Where, crown'd with wreaths, her heroes dwell
Long to their names fhall prsiies rife,
And days unborn their deeds ihal tell.
Tben let ns rays The Lefty arain,
fr'~ age TO age zDbne year, remain;
Let byly toll and }orrozp flee,
For fth is FreeS0m's Jubilee.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

1be SnS'erf6erf are authorized 10 sell ID. ya als-vis
7,aa' Of LAND, iyins in Tie esan:ies Of 14Le4.a.ie
e FuvanrG, to voif.
ONE rraa of 400 acres, known by the name q
~ Dickenfon's Tract.
One other lraa containing 242 acres, being pats
of 800 acres, known BY the name Of ,iai.ings arks
Tra9, adjoining the above mentioned Tract. And
One other raG of los acres, alto known BY the
name of iaRings Marks Traa, and is faid to have
valuable Mill feat on il.
All three Tratis have a great ahu edanee Of heavy
pine timber of the beR kind and are convenient 10
navigation.
Should thefe Lands not be difpoftd of by privat.
contract before the third day of AuguA next, they
will thar day be offered Public Autson at 1Le
Eagle Tavern, in the City of Richmond. In ths
mean time, all perfons defrous of purchaGng, win
pleale apply for further information to
TGTLOR e BROWN, v. NJ
July l.. tdl
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FOR SALE.

TSTHE lanyard in this place, formerly oceu-
L pied by VIM. Handy, which is now in gsod
repair, with every Improvements necenary TO carry
on the buGnels e1teofvely, The Cock in fad yard
which is now in full operation, would be fold alfo,
70 that purehasr would have opportunity of COM
meneng the buGnefs under every advantage the ftu-
alton is capable Of.
A very liberal credit will be given for both the
yard and flock, receiving fasfactory feeurty for
the paysen, Of the purchaie money, for apply
TO John Cunningham & Co. Richmond, or to
JOHN e f.. CUNNINGHAM
Car,erfyille, June Is.
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ROCKINGHAM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.

The Ia4fsi6tr' bave ctsacd HousE Of ENTERTAIN
MEar, at i6e Rockingham Spring, aborf fcur rifles
from Ra,ryonbn,g ard tao frow X.ftH-Terva,
XJ7HERE they will ufe their beft INDICATORS to
Nv render the PLACE comfortable To fuch as may
think proper TO Wifi 1t. For t~o years paG, ,hele
prings, have been oeeaiiona!ly aend,d by irTa,ids
and although no accommodations within convenient
diitancs the Spring could be had yet i, may be
fad with nuh that many received comfortable be.
nefr. The terms of boarding and lodging will be,
for Gentlemen and Ladies three dollars and so cents
per week--for Children and Servants dollar and
feventy- FIVE een,s--panurag- for Horles 9f Cd per
week. Gentlemen may purchafe Grain in the neigh
borhood. or 1t will be furnihed at reaonabe rate
by the fublcribers,
HENRY OvERLEY,
JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Julyi. CIV.
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in the world-iuAy now avail ,hemielscs Of the
cultivation and rafting Of 6lk--as gentleman
much ntereErd In the cultivation and rnanufac.
turing inths United States, hath depoGted in
the Domrdc Society Warehoufe, No. s, fouth
Third Greet- without any expenee) quan:;-
ty OF IN worms Ia cocoons-prrfons wiihins
to cultivate TIE fame, will receive inf uetion
reipcttng the care rsquiii'e to the cultivation
cs,he Worm, and the ,haoks of The Society.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21
ACROSTIC
CAPT. 9oHN PAUL ZONES.

CAPT. JOHN PAUL JONES.
JcvE on a certain memorable day,
oerfpeut with making folks the ufual way,
Had orange whinl to make 70 odd a man,
None could find fault, nor hate. nor like, nor fcan,
Pal!as (he eries,) fenfe, wfdom, arms fuppy,
Apollo tune his foul to poetry,
Un!o thy lecrets N.39tun. on the main,
Let him, ye GRAcEs be foft, mild, humane,
Join fullsn Glence, aud referve with thefe, ,
Odd, yet engaging, awkard, though with enfe,
Nor leis equip him to furprife than pleafe }
Each Pow'r obey dove thank'd his willing fons,
So caId the won'drous eompoGtion-]oNrs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-21

pY virtue of Deed of Truff, executed on the 24th
ID day of May, 1906 whereby David Rofs con-
veyed US, trad OF Land called Coles in the coun.
ty of Gooehland, containing by then late furvey,
1910 acres; slfo, another traa fmall dRance from
that called Coles, containing 200 acres, lefs
it being the fame land, that the fad Rof purehaied
from John Hughes and wife, and alto the tract Of land
called Mount profpea the greater part Of which lies
in Fluvanna, containing by eifima,ion 1900 acres,
except 225 heretofore fold by the iaid Rofs out
Of the iaid tra6 Samuel Petit, to rafe the fun of
eleven thouiand and four hundred dollars, with nte-
ref thereon, from the IN January, 1907, together
with all charges and expenees Of iale; and in purlu.
Of requiiton made in writing, under the pro-
vifons Of the faid deed; we Aall on the Sd day Of
Auguii next before the front door Of the EagIe-Ta-
vern, in the city of Richmond Tell for ready money,
all and fingular, the land and eiases above mention
ed, at which time and place, conveyanees will be
made to the purohafsrs. Particular defcrip.
ton of the above property may be feen by tracing
the references contained 10 the faid deed now of re-
cord, in the general court, under an acknowledge.
nent Of the fame III court, oil the 9Th June 1906.
IHOS. NORVELL.
w. ALLEN,
Wm. c. WILLIAMS.
June 90. tdL
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S. JACOBS,

S. JACOBS,
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lin evbieb be has been engaged for I1me fime,J
reqneR5 aNtbsf iudebted to him 10 make pny-
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deiiSqaenfS at tie Angaf term and ifany
haze claims GgainR him, fbey RaH
6ePHid on bring prciented.
Lately reeeveda well feeaed aGortment Of
GOODS,
Suited TO the preien and approaching feafon which
will be fold at the loweft poifble price,
-."AaoNG WHICH ARE.
AIDES Kid and Mo- Fancy and Leno Mullins
Il rocco Shoes, beif and Veils
quality. ! Checkd Silks, shawls *
bales Mowfannas, Z Habit Shirts,
DO. CofIas, { Hofiery, Gloves & Cal
Do. fine blue Cotton, licoes,
DO. Checks, Cotton &, Silk Umbrellas,
Do. blue GilIy Hsndkfs Super6ne and colnmon
Elegant cotton and thread Cloths, &c. &c.
1'ates, Gun Powder by the Key
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