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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DUN away in January last, from tie
! subscriber, living in Louisa county,
Virginia, negro man named MARTIN
he is about six feet high, very sensible, like
~ and rather light coioured; his hair is
rather long for negro when spoken to
he looks a man full in the face and is
sprightly and pleasant in his address, has
scar on the outside of one of his feet, be-
Heve the right foot, extending from the toes
to nearly opposite the hollow of the foot
hehds good clothing and among other things
a blue coating surtout coat ;he is q very good
tanner, currier and dresser Of leather has
been afflicted fer some years with Saint
Anthony's fire, complained of dimness in
the sight of his left eye. 1t is expected he
is gone to the north, but do not know what
course he has taken. 1t is also expected he
will obtain from some person testimonials
of his freedom, change his name and endea-
yor to pass for freeman. If any person
win apprehend the said negro, conine him
in jail and give me information of it, so
thatI get him again, will give tie above
reward, besides what the law allows.
Feb. goth, 1907. Nv
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Notice.

a Ii persons arc forewancd from usine
L 4 or taking Sand from the Sand Bar,
called Coutts's, without the previous con-
sent of the subscribers, who are alone au-
thorlsed to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience OF those who incline to
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Coutts
to act. Any sale or contract which she
may make will be ratified by us.
Samuel M' Cra7v,
Pleasant YoungAus5and, ]TNsfeeS!
Richmond, 2Oii Feb. 1907.
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BOOK BINDING,

n al its variety, is executed by the sub
= scrihcr, At the Argus printing Office and
book store, w,,h punctuality, neatness and
dispatch, and in the most modern, imprOv-
cdGnd fashionable stile.
Printed Books Bound in the most elegant
and substantial manner, in morooco and calf,
full gjiS and lettered-also, i'll sheep gilt,
and plain.
BLANK COOKS of every description, rul-
cd to any pattern, and bound with the latest
improved spring and patent backs, and Rus
STA bands * parchment corners, which add
much TO the strength of the books and case
and conveniently of the writer.
Orders from the country will be thank
fully received aud punctually attended to as
above.-Old books rebound.
UILLIAN LoUNEs.
Richmond, Feb. 10, 1907.
WA TED,
AN APPRENTICE to the Book Binding
business. y youth of respectable connec-
tions, who can come well recommended
none other need apply. w. l..
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WILL BE SOLD,
At Public Auction,
On the seventh day of April next, sundry
Valuable LOTS.


With and without improvements, Icing
on the Main-ctrcet, passing through A.
dams'S Valley, and a Snort distance from
the Market-House-cns of
a lot, OH which is erected Z neat tive
story brick house, completely fitted for n
grocery, and the accommodation of a faIni-
ly; fronting on the main street about
feet, and running back about eco feet to A.
dams's canal-Four unimproved lots. e5
feet each, front, adjoining each other, IRON
ting on the same main street, and running
back about $50 feet to Adams's canal
These latter lots are separated from the lot
OIL which stands the brick tenement, oulv by
Mr.. Samuel Bells lot.
Iogivc q further description of the above
valuable property, is deemed unnecessary.
It's advantageous situation, arising from its
contiguity 10 the market-its situation inn
mediatc!y OH populous road, even now, &
promises soon TO be the greatest inlet to
the heart OF the city, with the increasing
value OF landed property in the neighbour
hood, promise that few similar opportuni-
ties will offer hereafter for making such
valuable purchases.
Inc terms are, q credit of 6, 10 and 10
months, the purchasers giving bond and
security, together with deeds of trust on
the property TO secure the faithful perfor-
nance OF their contracts-which bonds and
other securities must be made TO the salts.
faction of messrs. Prosser & Moncurc, WHO
will conduct the sale.
THOMAS PULLING.
RichHcEd, 1871 Feb 1907 tds
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MATTRESSES.

CAN be had on very short notice, MAT.
0TRESSSES Of all sizes x kinds, sgreeab,y
20 order, IN the large corner white house, opDo.
SIZE The Old City Tavern, two square, below the
Market Bridge-BEDS made Z EGATTRRS.
SEs rePalred.-Horses TAILS & MANHS
purchased.
JnO. S. Peasants.
Jan. 1st, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

THE subscriber having obtained probat
4 of the Testament and last viii of his
deceased father, John Williamson, Cate of
HenriCo county, requests all those indebted
to the estate, 70 ma1eimmediatc payment !;
and those who have claims against said cs-
tate, to bring them forward, duly au;hen-
ticatcd, for examination and settlement
1t is hoped that prompt attention will be-
paid % this notification, as the subscriber
is anxious 10 close his administration upon
the estate.
joan ?. WILLrAmsoN, Ex'r.
Of John Williamson, dec.
Brooks, Hen. Feb Z, 1907. Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

Pnrsuantto the foregoing advertisements,
the subscribers viii proceed to sell the above
mentioned property on the day aforesaid,
precisely AZ II O'Clock in the forenoon of
that day, on the premises, agreeably to the
terms therein specified.
PROSSER s MONCURR. v. ".
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Sales at Auction.
VIII beSOLD, by the subscribers on Tues
day the 18th day of April next, ON the.
premises,
HE HOUSES and LOT.

THE HOUSES and LOT.
at present occupied by Thomas Under
wood, esq. consisting of an excellent brick
dwelling house, smoke-house, carrjape-
house and stable, all lately built and in com
plete repair; the lot we'll enclosed. One
half the purchase money payable next
Christmas, and the balance PAYABLE the
Christmas following, for bonds with an
proved security, with a deed of trust ON the
property to secure the punctual payment
of the money.
AT the same time and place will be sold
iour or five excellent HOUSE SER
WANTS, together with several new FEA-
Their BEDS, and = great variety of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, for
bonds with approved security, payable
next Christmas
PRossER & MONCURE, Auc'rs.
Feb. IS, 1907. tbs
| SHALL, in pursuance Of a decree of the
I County Cont Of New-Kent, sell, at the
Cross Roads, in said county, on Tuesday
the 2Eth day Of March next,
The following Slaves,
To Wit: Hannah, Levinia and enc unna-
med Child of Hannah, belonging to the
estate of Thomas Dixon, dec. on a credit of
six months. Bonds with good security wiz
be required for the purchase money.
JONES z. CHRIS7EdN, Con,'r
New-Kent, 22d Feb. 1907. IDS
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FOR SALE.
Ely tract of Land,

In Poshatan county, containing between
nine hundred and a thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of tine courthouse,
and On both sides OF Fine creek. This tract
of land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
of IN lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
iNc'mahle to purchase, it is expected will
first view the premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply TO the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM. BASKERVILLE.
Powhssan, Jan. 4th, 1897. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
LANDS for SALE.
THE Subscriber VIII dispose of TWO
I SNAIL
Tracts of Land.

in Powhatan county, detached from the
one on which he lives, upon very reasona-
bic terms :-One of them containing four
hundred and twenty acres, lieSimmediatc-
ly in the fox Of tive North & South branches
Of Tine Greek. partaking OF the fat land of
both, to the amount of about thirty acres
This land is r.ch above one half is in
woods; ana mostly Of that Of the first rate
tobacco land. About one hundred and
twenty acres of thar which is cleared, is
now under cultivation and produces Coru
and Wheat unComm1nly we'll. There is ON
this tract, comfortable Dwclling-Housc,
lately built, two rooms below and two above,
with \ fireplace in each room, also some
Negro Houses, and other convenient out
Houses. Possession may be had next fall,
with the privilege of sowing wheat thereon
in proper time. Any person inclinable to
view the land, may have it shewh to them
by Capt. LITTLKBERRY STovALL, VINO
| is living on the prcmises.-Part of the mo-
me- Will be required in hand, and the ba-
| lance in twelve months fron this date.
/ The other TRACT lies near the Buck
ingham road, OIL the North side, about four
! miles below the courthouse known by the
name of TOWN HILL and possesses the
most beautiful and elevated site in the lower
county, preseutingto the view several ram
ges of mountains. This place, from its ST.
tua;ion, was never known to fail Of fruit :;
besides, number Of Old Fruit Trees of
various kinds-there is lately planted there
on, an Orchard of Peach Trees, and ano-
tller of Apple Of choice Fruit. This TACT,
contains two hundred and seventy acres,
about one half in woods, has a comfortable
Dweli;ng-housc thereon, two rooms below
and two above, with a Fireplace in each
room below. This land is no less valuable
for its fertility, thaE for its healthy and de-
iightful situation, and tho advantage of
Fruit. great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthc Other-This
land viii be shcwn to any person BY Mr..
SLEhD, living on the premises.
If these tracts Of Land, are not sold be-
fore April Powhatan court, they will be Of
fered for Sale, to the highest bidder, when
the terms will be particularly made known.
w. BENTLEY.
Powhatan county, Jan. 2o,h, 1907. If
JUST EECEIYED II FOR SHE.
10 addition to our extensive assortment Of
BAR-IRON, quantity of
SHEBr-lRON,
NAIL-RODS, and best polished
WAGGOE-BOXES.
We have also received several Ton
broad Bar Iron,
Suitable for plantation use.
RUSSELL * WALLACE.
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1907. 3m
LeSueuy G5 Saunders
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
Ten Dollars Reward.

ESERTED on tie 18Th day oCOcto6er
- Last--he having received a .f4rlcuSh
for .JfUe deys, 70 go TO Petersburg, GRO.
W. B.4CKDS, Soldier Of the Public
Guard, aged abort o. gears, dark hair and
eyes, fair c0nlhisri11;, his face Uery hock
marked--a nafiUe oF Connccticut-he is
G6oWt .yfUe feet TEN inches high. he took
7cith him the U,,;form Of The guard, and a
1um6er q othcr clothing nof kno!oa lie
is a Printer by trade, and his Unknown
syhere he gpiH .g0.
Also, JOHN LINTON; suho len Mis
on tie ION inst. he has 6isck hair and evcs,
dark comfie-rioH, and is Q5out 6Ve feet Tue
inches hgh-a6om thirty yeQrs 0faSe-
Uery slender mate. lie has taken qyitEhin,
the Uniform 81 me .guard-and gpheye he
may SO is uncertain, he beiae' 7.afiue of
Eurofe. .HHy hcr8on taking i.,t safG de-
serters, and bringing them 10 this hEace,
and delivering them 10 me, Or eiiier. ogthc
cficers efthe SAID Guard, 0r. JoI either Of
them, SdaH RECEIVE Tie ab9Ue grward.
.HLEX. QUIRRLER, c. p. G.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1907.
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WANTED

L A house kecpcr-one who can come re-
commended for her integrity, viii meet
with liberal wages by applying at the Bell
Tavern. tr
Fe1raary 18th 1907.
COMMITTED to the Jail Of Prince
- George county on the Goth day ofAu-
gust last, negro man who calls himself
JIJ--says he formerly belonged TO James
BiniUrd, dec. Of 1enrico county, and hired
OFT the present year by Benjamin Binf,~d.
son ofslid James Binford, dec. to a certain
Reuben George, also n resident of HcDrico
county. Re IS about feet 9 or . inches
high, OF dark complexion, has a small
scar on the upper part of his breast, i'm
mcdiately under his chin-he saws he LEI.
Mr.. George sometime in July l.ss-.t;e
dress when committed wasan old blue brca4
cloth coat, the balance consisted Of V,rei.
ria cotton pantaloonS striped with biact
cotton, and vest striped vith copDerag. and
a black hat. The owncg is requested TO
come forward, pay expenses. and take him
away. BLANKS E5l0Dy
Krcter oTtic LaL
November 70th, 1906 I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

THE Tenement.

4 DJOINING this Office, and for several
L l. years past occupied by the proprictor's
family. The rooms are Handsomely finish
cd, and sufficiently large to accommodate
n moderate sized family very comfortably
There are also good kitchen, smoke
house, cellars, &c. with large garden and
clover lot, IN cultivation, and AN excellent
stable and cow-house. Apply to the rrin-
'cr' Feb n.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
To the Public.

= VIC I UUIIC.
THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end Of the Town on the
Street leading from The Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in Ill the Suoc-
rlor Courts holden iu the Cit Of Richmond,
and also in the District Court OF Eruns-
WICK. His Clients may rely on lis utmost
and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care.
WV. MUNFORD.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

C'HES2ERFIELD COUNTY CoURT, JUNR
Oh, 1906.
Lyle and M'credie, Plaintiffs } In
Us. IChance-
Samuel Farmer, Defendant, ) rv.
THIS day this cause came on to be heard
OH the bill and exhibits; and the decree
niSi, heretofore entered up in this cause,
having been returned executed, and the de-
PENDANT failing to appear and answer the
bill Of the complainants, the court doth or
der and decree, that the defendant be fore
closed his equity of redemption that the
conditional decree be confirmed, and that
Cornelius Buck, John n1drchie, David Pat
teson and Charles Graves, or any two or
more ofthem, do sell atpubiic auction, the
land and premises mentioned and described
In the compliments bill Preserving the
wife's right of dover thcrcin} for ready me-
ney, having first given three weeks previous
notice of the time and place of such sale
and from the proceeds thereof to pay unto
the compliments, the sum of sixty two
pounds sixteen shi)lings and eight pence,
current money of Virginia, with legal in
terest thereon to be computed after the
rate of six per centun per annum, from
the 22d day of September, in the year of
Christ one thousand eight hundred and
three, until paid and also their costs by
them about their suit in this behalf expenG-
ed; and the Over-plus, if any, return to the
defendant. And the said commissioners
are ordered to make report Of their pro-
ceedings TO court, under this decree, in or
der TO final decree.
Complainants' costs, So OF.
Copy, teste,
Thomas Watkin8, CIR.
BY virtue Of the above decretai order, the,
land therein mentioned, will be Sold, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on Saturday, the 28th OF
March next.
Cornelius Buck.
John AI'rCdie.
DaUid Pafteson.
Heo' z3d, 1907. ids
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Vainable properly for sale.

nN Friday, the Goth day of March next,
~ on the premises, will be SOLD, to TIE
highest bidder.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
Young Negro Man,

by me name Of Harry; Conveyed 20 me in
ss'ust by Thomas Branch, mi 8hrinp } 70
seei4re a debt dne by him Is Me88rs. Iyic
and dz'credie,
RICH B. GCODE.
FEBRUARY 23, 1907. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

~ TICKETS in the Second
c'sss Of th- Wi'liar7 ard Mary College Lo.tsry
are for sale ~ this ssits.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

CHESa'ERFIELD COUNT CoDRT, JUNR
9h, 1906.
TrIa apd MO roJ;e DIo;1..n--
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-17

submit extrarts of seyeral letters from the.
general himself, who ought 70 know more
Q Of me than any other officer Pfese q s -.- :.
There major BruH read the extracts mar.
ID il Gel The proceedings Of the
con-, 4 ar,ial have been furnished me, and
among The Documents i note Sd of Oct.
1905, which he read.
w. NRae. Did you return au answer
10 ,ha. note? 4 4 had an interview with
the general.
Major Bruf here read an extract OF g
let,er from gen. w. Of the b Of Augps',
17o7. (G) and another shortly alter the
death Of gen. Wayne, s,ric'uring the cha.
racter Of that oficsr-dzted June 18Th,
1897.
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(G)s
60
WAR DEPARTMENT,
March 1S, 1907.
kinSon, Adted
!" DETROIT, Aug. 4 b, 179

Clkl
Your letter of the 18th inst. has
been received. Il is with regret tba. |
6od myself compelled by the principles
established in this department, as we'll as
by sense Of ofScial duty, 10 accept your
designations; and il is hereby accordingly
accepted. 10 take .effsei onihe So,h of June
next. La the mean time you are a.libcrty
TO attend to your private affairs. That the
remainder of YOU'D life, greas part Of
which you have spent in the service Of
your country, may be asshappy as the lot
Of humanity admits, is my sincere wish.
very respectfully, air,
Your obteilent servant,
II. DEARBORN.
Major James Ryuf
10 be continued.
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Notice is hereby given.

70 the Stockholders Of TIE bank Of .dlerondria.
THAT an election will be held at the court
house in this town on the third Monday in
! Jan. next, for the purpose of ca.sing nine Di-
rectors for the ensuing year agreeabiya char
ter.
By order Of the President and Directors
Gurdin chapln, Cash'r.
Dec. Is. cote.
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..
(F)
Extract Of a letter fran gen. flames ~

4 CD
Extract Of a letrey ffrom gen. flames ~
1 kinson, dated
| !" DeTRoI7, Aug. 4 b, 1877.
Your ideas touching the association Of
talents and duty are familiar 10 me, and
will always have influence on my conduct;
aud from The specimen Of your inselli-
re Gee which have falIen under my observa-
iior,. il is bu, justice for me 10 declare,
that take pride 10 such an officer, and
,ha. | shall feel pleasure in serving and
obligiog the man.
With much consideration,
am, respectfully, sir,
Your most obeiisnt servant.
!" JAS. WILKINSON.
/" captain BrpD."
Extract Of letter from gen. Wilkinson,
dated !" Head quarters, Fort Woyne.
1ane I8, 1897.
The neglect Of which you complain. s
which make no doub. are well founded,
are byno means partial. The condition
Of that part Of the army stationed in this
quarfer. is truly deplorable, aud ., this
momen, presents frightful picture to The
scientific soldier-!gaerance and licenii-
business have been fsssered, while in,elli.
geuce aud virtue have been persecu,ed and
exlled-the consequences were, that fac,
tons have been generated to sanction
erormi,y and !, followed that all ideas Of
system, economy, order, subordiDa,ion <
discipline, were banished, and tha, eiisor-
der, vice, sbsurdisy and abuse infected
every member OF the corps mlitaire; TO
clear this Augsan stable Of anarchy ard
coufuSion; TO extract order from Chaos,
TO Incorporate the sha,tered partSths com
nar;se .ad of regiments, and to Dol
sponsibliity 10 Its proper subjsc have
employed ray days aud my nights for two
months, aud my work is not ye, half 6aish.
ed, slough with the .zealou. co-opera,icn
of the Intelligent and honorable par, of
my OEcefs. despair DOT Of the final re-
SUIT. ] am, sir.
Your most obedieEt servant,
LAS. WILKINSON.
g Captain Bru8."
"Your reques, for personal accommo.
ds.ion, as far as il depends on me, shsll.be
strictly respected. For fad no plea
sure IN life eqcal to that Of sewing an old
meri,orious soldier Of the revolut,oa."
4 So 1t is necessary shatyou should descend
re river aud take he temporary command
of Fort Adams, on special service, which
have strong claims TO your skill and ex.
.peritnce."
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barrass,he merchsa,s. Tie gentleman had
misunderstood him he did not think it
would embarrass any merchants who cou
sidsred the honor & dignity of the Uaitcd
States.
Mr. r. admitted that be knew no thing
Of commerce, Tor he was no commercial
nan bur this he knew, that the act pro.
shibi,ed the importation of certain articles,
aod was passed 10 support,he honor of the
u. S. He also knew shat,he subject mat.
tier Of The petnion, SO far as it went to the
repeal Of the act sllodrd to, went TO lower
! ,he dignity Of the u. S. and ia order 10 in.
tsiuee en- am;csble termination, wished them
SO depart the ground they had taken.
Mr. Il. said he should neyerbe one Of
those who would refsss TO- consider pc.
liiIon Of a private nature, which did not 10.
clude national subject; bu, this required
then. TO do an act which would deroga,e
from the national houor. II he might re.
fer 10 British publications, was il no. now
said tina, there ough:.to be total prohibl-
ton OF neutral commerce The petitioners
had every reasonto suppose tina; our 60.
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vii be- Sold,

4 7 Hanover courthouse, on Weoinesday
"a Me 27fh day erDzay He.cf, iffair, and
iii is Hot fair, on the first fair day there
after, the T'RHC'T or LIND, s5hereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq. no7g resides,
20 8afiJy George Street r. CO. he sum Of
6 ia 6, 7OifhigtereSf thereon from the I'm
Of JnHe, 1908, HH haid and co8ts in con-
Iormifyto decree ojtie County Court Of
HqnoUer, pronounced ON the 27th dav Of
February, 1905, in sRif McH dehendiag
IN the said court 6cfwceH the said harfies.
IHE Commensurate.
HGHoVer, 1St AbriI, 1907. fdsn
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VIRGINIA. To wtr.

Ni'NblNth. TO Wit.
1T q Chancery District Court. heli al ne
former Cahitol, IN The city Of IgTiEan,S-
burg, the 25th day Of October, 1906.
Robert &. Jacob, Mary Ann Haggamon,
widow of John Haggamun, deceased,
and Elizabeth, Nancy, Sarah, John and
Mary Haggamon, infant children of
the said John Haggamon, deceased, by
the said Mary Ann, their mother and
next friend, plaintiffs, :
against
Elisha He'll, Richard Hall and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Hall, only child Of the
sand Richard and Mary, and Peter !
conway, defendants.
THE defendant Peter Conway not having
entered his appearance and given secu.
rity according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction of the court thathc is not an in
habitant of this country: On the motion OF
the plaintiffs by their counsel, II is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here ON
the first day of the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted IL some
newspaper of the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the former capitol in this city.
a Copy,
AMY. ROBINSON. G e
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Tno. s. Peasants.
FOR SALE,
Il valNQble tract ofLand,

IN the lower end Of buckingham, living on
Bufaloe creek, adjoining the lands of Mr..
James Wilson and Mr.. Copeland, containing
upwards of one thousand acres, being in a
pOpu'0us and wealthy neighborhood and
within three miles of Ca-Ira.
A sufficient Quantitvis opened TO work ten
hands 10 advantagc-thc greater part being
yet to clear, Astounding in excellent timber,
ard afFording from four to five hundred a.
ores of prime tobacco land.
Mr.. Moses Scott living on the premises
will show the land to any one inclined To
purchase. For terms aprly to the subscri-
Der. SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chcllowe. 18th March, 1907. ON
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some time past, 1 purcha-
sed piece ofland in Goochland coun-
tty, OF one William Lowell, for which / gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds.
payable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
thcr bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lovellhas gone
away without making me a right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend TO nav
them unless get light agreeable to bar
gain. WIN. SHEPPARD
9th November, 1906. tf