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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,

~ FOR SALE,
NJLOVER-FARNi, whereon now live, laying in
Louia county, the South Anna River djoin,ng the
Land OF Capt. James Winiton and MIR. Edward Gar
land, containing 500 le the plantation in good
repair. On this Land valuable meadows well fet
with timothy and herd grais, and great deal more
ready prepared for fewing There s COED Apple Or
ehard, with variety OF other fruit trees; there is
number OF highly MANFRED Lots with very highly
manursd garden The iituation is very hand(one 81
pleaiant one the Improvements very convenient
and comfortable and are injured. A great bargain
may he had in this valuable property the prefent
of Tobacco will thew the fertility Of the foil If it is
not fold privately bese Louila January court, it will
thea be fold public lale.
A fma part of the purehafe money will be requi-
red in hand, the balance to he paid in equal an
nual payments. F. L. CAMPBELL.
Louls, Dec. Is. 2awSw
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IOHN ALCOCK.

I INFORMS his friends and the public, thar he Ril
] carries OIL his CABINET MANUFACTORY
in all its branches. He has removed his Ware-R Dom
IN the front houfe of William AA'- EEl aud ad-
joining the Fire nluranee Office where be has large
quantity Of ready rSdde work hand, which he will
fell low. He Aaters hpfelf that If any perrons are in
want Of any tbrg in the Cabinet line, they may be
fuPplicd. am determined to have good warranted
work done the lowell terms. NV orders ieft at
my Ware-Room with Nr. John Cray, NY foreman,
or at my Corr, iha he rurctually attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December Is. e.
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vIRGINIA Bank s7oCK.....at par.
Riebmunn @erires Current.
6aIrs at dnttinn.

On Friday tie 6t.5 January next, eoiN poftioe-
behold BY THE Sa1jeri6erJ, on The premJfts at
ii o'clock Il. NJ. for approved en9or/ed negofi-
a6Ie notes at 90 days:
TOUR valuable LOTS, containing by furvey of
j. an acre each making the half acre Lot known in
The plan of the city by the No. and nearly oppo
fife the Lot in front of the reidence of William
Hayes, Efq.
PRoSSER e MoNCURE, Auers.
Dec. ~. tdf.
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Nov. a..
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
Loajfa County, Oao5er Court, / SOC.
Jofeph seckley PitG.
againf,
Robert Bell, Bsujatnin Heufon, lanes
Bates and Warner Broaddus, Defts.
I he defeant Robert Bell, rot having entered
FL his appearance and given fec urty, according
the aa OF Aleubly and tie rules of this COURT and
IT appearng TO the fa,sla6tion of the court that he
IS not an inhabitant OF ths rate therefore the
ten OF the plaintiff by his attorney 1t is ordcred
and decreed by the that the fad defendant Bell,
do appear here the fecond Monday III January
ne1, and anlwer the plaintiffs hill, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith Inherited in fome one of
TIE public news papers printed in the city of Rich
rsond for eight weeks iuccei ve3 and ported the
frcD door OF the courtouie Of this county lonle
court day.
A Copy. Te1e,
JOHN POINDEXTER, c. &c.
Nov. IL. eo3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Harirg taken Hogs fen doors beio7o tie Bell Ia
Germ, sgfrs For Sale, under The firm Of
WHITE s. SHELTON,
A GENERAL anortment of GROCERIES. which
a they will difpofe Of on very moderate terms,
Tor Cain, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December IS. ep If.
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WILL BE SOLD,

r. he b;gt1f sis,, 70, realty sson.y, on tie rcz,s, on
be sP dag Of January next, BY viyfuf Of a
D"d9 T;-gf executed BY Afeit5rrv Bro7on Of Ai6s-
Ss"it County, 10 Jo5n Mie6Ois AMI Jobn Kt,iy, 10
sere be Payzenf efa inn Of m'7ty due 70 Join M.
SkP5ard Of Rarover Comfy, as tsP,s6td in TIE Esid
7r, 70if6 iegsi i1fer5f and ebygst ATTENDING tie Eid
jstc,
4 PART efBe TRACT .fLAND, lying in TIE
N,-ibcardsn, 7eteycs7 tie E,id Byo7ua ao7o Hqes.
TS' air 7rW frts eiae. bscn tie bos Of f70-tye ard
st.' tieek, p. N.
TOHN NICHOLAS,
John KELLf,
a Deetnbr so. Oo7gty.
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8 aIe8 at auettun.

VALUABLE LOTS-FOR SALE,
On IA credit f.Es, f4vei1e and eighteen month";,
On Traay the 3b day Of January nexf at noon, TIE
premier, zviH be s8ered for JaLt BY SaLs Aueaisn:
TOUR half acre LOTS adjoining each ether, &
I forming what is ufually called fquaze, deieribed
in the plan Of the city, by the numbers ISL, k52,
i5o and l6o.
DarnjaaH, Fsi7~ ndSltsbeil, ATe'rs.
Dec. 27. eptdf
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D>etmkcr so.
NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE THE EAGLE
fAVFRk.
SIMPSON MORRIS.

SIMPSON MORRIS,
From Load0n, bsgs ledpe to inform The bubhr,
that be has ilF impaired fron, La1do1, a large
16orfnent of Fabisn0bie DRY GOODS, ~
. for the approaching JEats1, sVbieb be o1srs
Ho7O for Jaie, on Sett io1V terms at TIE aJove
hour, zJiz.
DLACK and Colored Men's, wornen's and Chill
ID d''n's Worried Hoie; aIfo, Mem, Women s
fhd ChildreRs sforted White Cotton Hole Of excel
lent quality, with and without Lace Clocks; alfo,
Wooen Sroadcloths, Plain Velveteens, Cut Velve-
teens, Corduroys, Thieketts Benefits patent Cord,
ToiIanets; Stoekingbreeehes pieces, Swanfdown, Fo-
fentine Silk Black Twilied Sarfenet Black aud White
French and BruGel Laces rrelh new pattern Rib
bands Baudannoe Handkerchiefs a handfome af-
foftmeHt of Printed and TwilIsd Shawls Durants Of
different eelors, Common and Fins 7-8 and "A Irb
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, Shestings, White Corded
Dimities, Cheque for aprons Bed Forntures, Print
I'd Caheoes,a large aaOr;nent of Fine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cah,5ric Muffin ALTO, Real French
Cambria, Red and White fIauaels, Printed Diaty,
Printed aad White Cuttings and Marleies, and
stfiety Of other article, too tedious to mention.
5eesnber {. esSG
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
ME Subscribers have removed their COMPT-
ING HOUSE, from the Main-Street to one
OF David Bulloek's Brick Buildings at the lower end
OF the Baton, between the Tenements occupied by
c. and r. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bull
lock-where they continue their purchales Of wheat
as uiua-hey alto keep for iale regular fupply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Bran
THOMAS g AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1S)6. eptf
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Nov. IL.
LAND For SALE

HE fubfcriheT will fell on moderate terms, $40
L Acres of LAND, lying in Amherft county, OIL
the waters Of James River. There in,ail suauti-
" OF excellent low grounds this ,raa and the ba-
lance rich hie land. There very good Mill
teats This tract comfortable dwelling houfe and
o.her necefary houfe,. He will, aI.o, diipoie of
,raa Of fixty of land in fad county of good
quaty. On this tra6t excellent Crit Mill lately
built upon failing cream, and fone other i'm
provemenu. Comfortable indulgence will be given
for the greater part OF the purchafe money.
N. VANSTAVERN.
December so Izw a. q
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JOHN TOMPKINS,

Has rseeived an aga,fmenf Of GOODS CsgGai.g Of
ELANNELS, Coasngs, Blankets, Rofe and Daft
file Drabs, Frze, Kerieys, Fsauought, Cloths, Car
pets and CarPeting, Bombozetts. Swsnfdown, Patent
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowlas, Sheeting, Ker-
feymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, &c. &c. which he
will dfpoie of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. II, IF.
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
HLEXHNDRIf CRACKERS,

NozO Landing,
A CONSIGNMENT by MFR. Jamiefor, direa
"a from the Bakery, Of his fr-fam'd excellent
Crackers in barrels, half bbls. and kegs ALTO fu-
perne Pilot Bread, in bb'. and fossIe, lat the Ba-
kety price in Alexandria ard eharses) at the hore
il'eIy occupied by MeGrs. Cranberry and Hancock,
by JAMES SMITH.
WHO nae in eore, ow-rrieed blue faek liz Cloth,
ard siored Farneis, which he will fell a bargain.
AL'o-- india Piece Goods--eheap.
Dee =. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

EHE General Meeting Of tie Mutual InIaranee
Z Company agaiae Fire OF Gaods and Furniture in
tie Sfefe Of Virgina, zp take plss at eers Tavern
in ibis City, at s'Ciok ia the rsa0on, Of tie .snd
Monday in ibe next mousb.
VIM. II. FITzWHlLsoNN, p. II.
December 20. ep2I.
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NOTICE.

4 LII per/onS baving claims agamR the ey?ate
\ Of Jobn PeadletOn, elq. late Of the City Of
Richmond, deed. are reqneqed TO exhibit them TO
either Of THE Jal/lriber5 as beea;!iy as tsDTble.
GEO. PICKETT,
ROBERT POLLARD,
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
ddninifrator5.
November Is. IF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
PICKLING VINEGAR

PICKING VINEGAR.
.F hyperion quality, made from two years old CT
~ der-For Iale by
WILLIAM HART,
Ofpeftetbe Scale Rsgjf.
ALSO
SALT, loofe and in Jacks,
80 Barrels cut HERRINGS,
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by rataii,
COFFEE, TEA and other Groceries,
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
Do. Draft BEER.
septembe. 10. eptf.
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McCAY s. COWAN.

HAVE reeeiped by tie kste arrivals from
L London, large and f1j5icuabke aHort-
ment Of Gold and &iver WATCHES, Svitb a
4,ariet, of articles Of 1ezveNe,y and Silser
Work. Ays, an ag0rtnsent Of Hateb Makers
TOOLS and materials !; qvbirb, qvit5 their for.
meryRoek, renders their agortment z,ery general.
iii of evkieb they offer at the ,noR reduced priers
far cab.
December Is. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

GREAT Bargain offered in 1876 acres Of
- LAND, lying 10 Kings Queenoounty, one & All
init miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Land, Of captain William Shac-
keiord and Zaehariah ShaeIsleford. This land i, L.
vel, fertile and well timbcred, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent wster-The abundance Of fin
ard oyfers at the very fpot, may ALTO be mentioned
as great indueement tn any perfon whining to pur-
ehaie. This Land may be had low for cafh, or
good bonds at fhor payment. For further parteu-
lars apply to John II. Smith, or to the fubfcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Waikerton, September 2s. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

az tbs FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA.
MACK, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
RitcNie, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
hngle, at The Enquirer bookstore
ALso-h General AfIortment of LAWYERS
end S1trif's BLANKS, Iua printed.
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Well worth the attention of country Dealers
Cath, country produce, approved paper will be re-
ceived in payment.
ALSO FOR SALE, AS ABOVE,
London Particular, Madeira Wine in pipes; and 1
few boxes Martinique Cordials.
October %. nfA
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n. B. A Wagon and fix Mules, good Riding
Horie, and Jack of good ifoek-fer iale.
r. M.
Manchester, Dec. Q. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
BELk TAYERNII

BELE ~ EKN /!
T SEE Subscriber begs leave inform his friends
and the public, that he has taken the houfc in
Manche!ier, formerly called the Rilng Sun-Tavern,
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having furDifhed
himlef with good Beds aud the be of Liquors. Grain,
&c. he fatters hmelf from paying particular arten-
ton, he will be able give general fatisfaaion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
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JOHN SOUTHGATE.

A T the houfe lately occupied by MefIrs. Thomas
N and Amos I-add, and directly oppofte the u
mon Tavern, offers for iale, pretty general aIort-
ment of
FHLL GOODS,
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7 NE Subferiber, has taken the Store lately occu.
Il pied by Cranberry aud Hancock, where he Of
fers for sale at reduced prices,
Bales blue Cloths A eohGgnment from the
Bale aflorted FIaunclsS Manufacturer.
AL,o-A few bales Of India piece Goods
JAMES SMITH.
Oaober 2s. tf.
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DURR MILL STONES, or ALL sIzts: and
ID PLASTER OF PARIS, ofan excellent quality
FoRShLg, IS UsUAI, sT
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
rear the Market.
Dec.4. (eptEl
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Ill that Tenement,

On the main street of this city, where the
store of Gilliat * Kirby is now kept.-For
this tenement credit of six and twelve
months will be allowed, the purchaser Civ
ing negotiable notes, with approved endor-
sers, and also, deed of trust Oh the pro-
perty to secure the purchase money. No
one will be taken as an, endorser of note
Unless they reside in Richmond or Manches-
ter.
AS it is the wish of Cilliat and Kirby to
have the affairs of that firm brought to
close as early as possible, all persons indebt-
ed to the firm by open accounts, are re-
quested to come forward, settle their &C
counts, pay the balances due from them, or
execute bonds for their balances; and it is
hoped all debtors to the firm will make
speedy payment.
The stock s goods on hand will continue
to be sold at private sale, at reduced prices,
wholesale and retail, until the goth May.
For JoRH GILLIAT q SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, 2Sth April, 1907 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

dence, capable to revolt from tyrany and
resist oppression, we expect you to adhere
to your deliberate resolve, toevince to the
world that you are capable of acting for
yourself, that age should not sanction i'm
pertinence, that youth has its privileges and
that the genius of revolt shall come for
ward to support them whenever the hand
of presuming authority shall attempt to le-
vel or abr dye them. We remain &c.
T. ~. Bates. I'm. Hay7vard,
Robt. Chambers, Jacob Hndham,
Josehh Cumming, II. p. Uhshur,
Committee.
Up. S. The whole committee OK CORES
pondence, except Messrs. Salamons and
Wayne, who refused to act with them and
: retreated, have been expelled. Messrs.
II. Breckenridge, John Bowie, Edmund
Pendleton, Lewis Meth and Neville b.
Craig, have also been expelled.
Messrs. Peter II. Cruise, John Armor,
Charles Snead, Robert c. Penn and Andrew
II. Holmes have been dismissed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
advantageous Establish
MPHf.
7l1c2lf.

NHE subscriber, because of circumstan-
ces which have lately occurred in his
family, wishes to admit partneriin the bu-
siness ofthe Henrico Gun-Powder Works,
about mile and half from Rockets, or
to sell his rights in the same : Said works
are so nearly completed, that they will
soon be in operation, and the manufacture
err who is engaged to manage the making
OF the powder, understands the whole art
SO as to make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for share who cannot
advance soon s 1000, and employ their re-
sources in the course ofthe business; there
is fair prospect that said works will be a
Dery advantageous establishment tor fur
Their particulars apply to
HUGH WARDENI
Richmond, LIST Nav, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01

Presbytesians, ou4kers, Metho- ''O'O'0VO
dists, sc. 1,OOo, GOO
Church OF England, SOC, GOO
Yet the other four million are obliged to
pay onc-tenth ofail their agricultural pro-
duce to the clergy of the half million TO
pay their church rates, &c No Presbyte-
rian, or Quaker can be member of par
lament, nor Judge, nor superior officer of
government; no Catholic, can purchase re-
al estate in his own country; nor can he be
a member parliament, nor judge of a
court; nor a colonel in the army; nor cap
tain In the navy. This is a small spec
men OF English government in Ireland.
Can those men here qvho are the advocates
OK such a system there be considered as
friends to the equal system of the United
States.
When the speech of the gallant ROBERT
EMMETT .appearedin our papers-even the
enemies of civil liberty, were not constrain-
ed in confessug their admiration of 4 man
who in the presence of death mainta ned
that tranquility of conscious virtue which
ennobles the human species, and by the con-
seriousness of immortality identifies itself
with the divinity--but it re NAMED TO be
seen and shawn, that a Connecticut larson
OF the name of Zachariah Lewis, in def
ance of the sacred doctrines of the meek
teacher, and i'll defiance Ofpubhc sense and
public virtue, could laugh at and turn to de-
rision the MARTYR Of liberty and the pride
OF generous virtue. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
SAMUEL TYLER, Chairman.
RO: ANDERSON, Secretary.
COMMENCEMENT.


At medical commencement, held on the
10th Apl.in the University ofPennsylvahia,
the degree of NJ. ID. was conferred upon 81
gentlemen, who submitted their inaugural
dissertations, on the following subjects, TO
the examination OF the medical faculty.
or VIRCINIA.
Charles B. Robinson, on Dysentery.
William Stcptoe, ON Animal Sympathy.
Peter Gusts, on Seguinian Absorption,
&c.
John Gilmer, on the Bilious Fevcrs which
appeared in the county of Albemarle in the
year 1906.
Daniel Dobbins, on the Scurvy, as it APP
peared in the Jail Of Philade phia.
William Hoomes, on Puerperal Fever.
James Mcdowell, on the Phytolacca De-
Candra.
Robert Miller, on the effects Of Cold.
James Kello, against the vitality Of the
Blood.
David Moore, ON Opthalmia.
Elisha Clarke, on the H.sculus Pavia, Spi-
cata and Lutea
Peter !. Beasly, on the Epiguaen Repens,
and Gultheria Procumbens
James Minor, Conclusion Of the Brain.
Thomas b. w. Grey, Cynanche Ira
chealis.
George a. Thornton, on the ameliorating
effects of Medicine.
William Il. Nelson, on Apoplexy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
Notice,

Whereas gave my note to Jno F. Ro-
bertson, of Manchester, dated the 24lh Of
March last, for S $50 in part payment of
tw thousand bushels of Goa, TO be delivered
from c. Bucks coal yard, on demand, & for.
which hold his due bill, of the same date
as the note, and having made frequent APP
plications Tor the coal and cannot OBJ ain it :
therefore, warn all persons not to take an
assignment of said note, as have not re-
ceived any value for it, and am determined
not to pay it.
JOB GREENE.
ADril 3Otb 1907 (rtN
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.


NEW A4ARKET Spring MeE4TNc, 1907.
First day, April DIST, Post Sweepstake
for 3year olds, S 200 entrance.
Collier Harrison's b. c. Hickory
by Whip, II
W. R. Johnson's g. c by Magic, 3 ?
Miles Selden's S. c. Foreman, by
Dragon, dis.
John MacRae's S. c. Alfred by
linden, dis.
Time---1st heat, 4 min. A sec.--.2d heat, 4
min. 10 sec.
SeCond day, Jccky Club Purse of s 600, mile,
heats---weight for age.
y. Wilkes's b. h. Potomac, By
Diomed, 4 years,
Wade Mosby's b. h. Monticello,
by Diomed, years, %
William Balls S. h. Sir Harry,
by Diomed, years, dis.
w r. johnson's b. m. Carolina
by Saltram, years, q dir.
Iime---lst heat. min. sec.---2nd heat s
..- =, min. 8 sec
Third day---Proprietor' Purse, s e25, 8
mile heats
w. r. Johnson's c. s. Stump the
Dealer, by Diomed, years, II
William Ball's b. b. Brandy by
CoFmorant, years,
Wade Mosby's c. h. Ratray, by
Clifden, years, DIR.
Hubbard Wyatt's S. m. Lady
Rough, by Saltram, years, DIR.
Iime---lst heat, 5 min. 81 sec.--2d heats
min. 6 sec
Fourth day Handicap for 6 14O.
Wade Mosby's CHI h Ratray 100
lbs 10 off, O L
w. r. Johnson's b. g. Rochester,
leo lbs. q 9 a
Hubbard Wyatt's br. m Hand
maid, 100 lbs. Q dis.
Iime---1st heat, min So sec.---2d heat, II
min. z sec.---3d heat, min. sec.
MARRIED, On Tuesday evening last, Mr..
JAMES TAYLOR, of this CITY, TO Miss
MARIA GORDON, of Occoquan.
DIED, On the 29th ult. Maj. WILLIAM
AUSTIN, of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
SHOCK OF GOODS,

On hand, and will continue from day to day
until the whole is sold. The terms of sale
will be as follows: Cash for all sums under
one hundred dollars six months credit for
all sums above one hundred dollars and un-
der FIVE hundred dollars and six and twelve
months credit for all sums above FIVE hun
dred dollars. Negotiable notes, with APP
proved endorsers, will be required of the
purchasers.
And on the 25th of May, will be SOLD,
at auction
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
A S T r A Y.

TAKEN UP by John Bunch, in Louisa
L county, dark BAY MARE, about
four feet eleven inches high, eight or nine
years old, one hind foot white, one eye white,
blaze face, and white streak on her neck,
bob'd tail, shod before, PAGES, trots and gall
loPs-Posted and appraised to sixty dollars.
A copy,
JOHN POINDEXTER, C. L. C.
April 90, 1907. We
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-01
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
r l c II NJ o n d 3,
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1907.

Delegates elected TO SerUe in the neat &c.
neral assembly.
amelia, Thomas Parkinson, James Robert
son.
buckingham, David Patterson, George
Miller.
Cum6erland,John Hatcher, Blake b. Wood
son.
Goochland, William R. Fleming, John Up-
derwood.
amherst, David S. Garland, Charles Ia
liaferro.
ESser, Arch d Richie, Taliaferro Hunter.
Bath, Andrew Warwick, Robert Given
Botetout, James Breckenridge, Andrew
Lewis
King William, John Hill, Philip Aylett.
Norfolk Borough--William Newsum, jr.
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April Both, 1907. C
Fairfield = aces.

FIRST day-Monday, 4th MAY, will be
run for over the Fairfield Course, the
Jockey Club Cap, value thirty gu meas
Distance two mile heats, the horses to be
bona fide the property of members of the
Club.
Second day--The Jockey Club Purse Of
five hundred dollars, four mile heats.
Third day-The PrOprietor's Purse of
two hundred and fifty dollars, three mile
heats.
Fourth day--A Handy-Cap Purse, free
for any horse, two mile heats-Entranco
twenty dollars
There is, also, Sweep Stake open for
three years old colts and FLIES, two mile
heats, fifty dollars entrance--This sub
scription will be closed on the evening OK
the I'd days race.
WETCHTS rs FOLLOWS -
Aged Horses, 1873 lbs.S 4Years, LOG lbs.
8 Gears years' 12s 'YeaF', 90
Mares and geldings allowed 3 lbs.
The proprietor of the course informs gene
tlemen ofthc turf. that the money for each.
day will be placed in the hands of the
judges.
The dining house and bcothes in the field,
are to be rented as formerly, but no pre-
ference given to any person--the first appli=
cant will have choice.
f. SMOCK,
Tredsnrer and Proh1iefor
Richmond, March II, 1907. tr
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JAMES NJ. GARNETT, Esq. is reelected
member of congress for the district of
Essex, sc.
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AAALLA CoURTf, VIRcINII,
OMMIT TED to the Jail Of this county,
~ on Thursday the 23d of April last, a
negro man, who calls himself JOE; APP
pears to be about IS years Of age, middle
size, and speaks slowly; dressed in white
plains, with All old black hat.
This fellow says he belongs to George
Morton, lately removed from Bedford coun-
~ (Na.) to the state Of Tennessee. The
owner Of said negro is requested 70 come
forward, pay expenses and take him away,
or he will be dealt with rs the law directs.
WILLIAM l. EGGLESTON.
JaI1r fer the county aforesaid.
April 27, 1907. 4w
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FOR SALE.

10y virtue of deed of trust made
il to me By George Chaplin, conveying a tract
Of land, lying in the county of Jares city about
four miles above Williamsburg (purehased by
said Chaplin of the executors of Roadman) to
indemnify William Allen, against all loss and
damage he might sustain by reason of the said
Aliens becoming the security Of said Chaplin
for the purchase money, and for refunding and
paying TO the said Allen any sum or sums Of mo
ney that he might pay. as security aforesaid
VIII be SOLD, 10 the highest bidder on the PEE
mises, for ready money, the said TRACT OF
LAND, on the 18th day of May next
ARCHER HAWKINS.
April 81, 1907 1t
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SALES AT AUCTION.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF
GHLHT G KIRB1.,

rs, by mutual consent, continued Until the
4 Goth of next month (May) and will dis
solve on that day {; on which day will COM
mence a sale at auction. of all their