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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
Land for Sale.

pY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO
- me by William Tear, TO secure the
payment Of debt due James Murphy and
company, | will SELL, 10 the highest bid-
der, for ready money, az Amherst COURT
house, on Saturday the 18th day OF March
next, a tract of LAND, lying in Amherst
county, on the branches OF Naked creek,
within one mile Of the courthouse aforesaid,
containing $50 acres, being the tract on
whichahc said William lear now resides,
and known by the name of the Tan Yard
being only interested as trustee, for the
benefit Of others, ] will only warrant the
title Of the said tract oil land, as to myself
and those claiming under me.
JOHN HIGGINB0THAM, Trustee.
Warminster, 18th Feb. 1907. 4w
~ IN consequence of al error in the
above advertisement, the word Teas being
eaken for " Tear" the sale of the above
tract Of land is postponed until Saturday
the eleventh day of April next, ut which
time it will certainly take place.
JOHN Hggin6otdam.
March Q, 1907. tbs
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NIL be Sold,

4 L Hanover courthouse, on Wcdncsday
I n the am dcy Of May nert, iftair, end
y Il rs nor .fair, on me fret fair day there
after, Me TEHCI' or Land, gvhereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq no7y resides,
to satisfy George Street u Co. The sum Of
6 ~ {, Soitfintcre8t thereon from The 7fh
Ct Jn3'e, 1908, Till faid and costs in con-
Jerm,tyto decree ofthe County Cozrt OF
Ban0Ocr, fronouRced on tie 27th dan OF
fe6ru0Ty, 1905, IN Suit then deherdine.
IN the SAID court between the said harkies.
The CoMAISSIoNERs.
HanoUer, 1St -Ahrii, 1907. fdsu
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FOR SALE,
And possession given thc 1st Of January
next,
II UqiU0bke tract ofLGnR,

IN the county o. Albemarle, ON the waters
Of Moorc's creek, containing 600 acres
The soil is equal to any in the county for
the culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco
tho advantages Il possesses make it "A desi-
rable situation, it being within two and
half miles Of Charlottesville, six Of Milton
and four from the Presidents manufacture
ing mill On this tract there is a good new
two story dwelling house, with other neccs.
sary houses, sufficient for the reception Of a
gentcel family the plantation is in good or
der for cropping. Any person inclinable to
purchase, may know the terms by applying
TO William Gait, in Richmond, or the sub
scriber, in Milton, who will shew the land,
and treat for the same.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Fcbruasy IL, 1907. 4w
". 3. If the above mentioned tract Of
land is not sold before the 4th day of Nav
next, being Albomarle court day, it will
that day be sold at public auction, before
Triplet 7. Estes's tavern in the town Of
Charlottesville.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
Military Lands
In tie STATE ofOhio, for Sale

i
TTTHEREAs William Carter. late of the
! Wv city Of Richmond. commonly called Doc
tor w illiam Carter, was, on the first day Of Au-
GUT. l7e7, andat the time of mis- death emitted
! BY warrant or warrants for services as Sur
gecn in the service of the United States to 1000
acres of such Lands, and made his testament
/ and last Will on the same day, and year, where
J BY he directed &" That as socn as the SURVEYS
" OF his Lands on the waters If the Scioto, north
west OF the river Ohio could he received, and
" a Patent or Patents obtained for the same th-
" said Lsuds might be sold to the best advsn.
" tage, and on the longest credit, that the Dur.
" chase of his houses and lots would admit of :"
| and departed this life without altering or revo.
kisg the said testament, whereof he constituted
three executors, two OF whom, TO wit. Jneeuh
| Jackson and the subscriber, both of the CITY of
Richmond, only, took that office upon them.
| selves: And whereas before the SAID surveys
could be Obtained, TO wit, two of eight hundred
acres each, and one OF twelve hundred acres on
the upper side of Daily creek. and one of one
thousand, and one e two hundred acres on he
waters ct the said creek. the Lands 60 surveyed
had been oeced by the commonwealth of Vir
| ginia, to the United States, whereby the obtain
! nnent of Patents for the same hath been hitherto
| obstruc'ed; but that obstruction has been lately
removed BY an act of Congress, tho the circum
stance of the estate of the said TeAator, will
O
the purchaser purchasers.
l. as acting Executor Of the said Testament.
hereby notify to the public, that a sale of the
said lands, will be made at the front door of the
Eagle Tavern, in the city Of Richmond on Tues
day the l2ih day Of May next ensuing, at Public
Auction, TO the best bidder, for the most tha,
can be cotton, in ready money, or notes, with
approved endoTsers, negotiable, and payable ut
the Bank OF virginia, within 90 days &C the day
Of sale, when satisfactory proof, relative to the
ti,e Of Doctor Garter, will be exhibited by the
subscriber, and when he will be ready 20 trans
fertile same, with coven2n, of warranty agains,
all his own acts tending to lessen or impair the
same.
CHARLES SPENCER.
Richmond, March 30,h 1907. wtds.
pY virtue Of d5cree Of the Superior
- Court of Chancery holden in Richmond,
the subscribers will expose to sale on the
premises, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
on the 3Oth day Of April next, a TRACT
of LAND, lying in Pittsylvania, on Banister
river, estimated to contain 1717 acres more
or less, wherein the widow of John Mark
ham and others now reside, or as much
thereof as will be sufficient to raise the sum
of 6 81 3 s., with interest from the 10th
day June, 1906, on 405 IS 6, part there
Of until payment, and interest on G 400, all
so part thereof during the same period, the
expenses Of the sale and the costs of suit
Isaac Coles.
Ihos. Wooldridge, sen.
ERward FRIEND
Allen WhttworM
March II, 1907. wt2oA
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Land & Negroes for Sale.

es-e
= VIRTUE Of a deed of trust executed to me by
OThomas Randolph, 10 secure the payment of
debt due Isaac ". Coles, will sell, TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, on Thurs
day the 10Th day of April next. Al Chinquepin
Chu,oh, in Amelia. one hundred and fifty acres
o. LAND, lying on Appcmst,ox river, in the
county of Amelia, being part Of the land on
which the said Thomas Randolph now resides,
and known by the name Ct MoRvEas. Also
NINE NEGROES, viz. Ned. jesse Kitty, a.
Ie&ander, cambridge, Spencer, Sukey, Richard
and Caroline. or so much of the said property
as will be sufficient to discharge the debt menti.
sned in The deed.
]. COLES, Jr.
March Q. 1907. tds
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RALVES, QvdRTERS EmD ETC g7RS,
ARE NOW SELLING AT
WAIEE's


TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. Ga and No. SO, A2aidea Lane, .Ncv
Yo~t.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
tion, (post paid) to &. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be punctnaily re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
liest advice sent to Adventures of their
success
During the drawing, WAIrE's weekly
printed prize list will he sent to the printer
of this paper, and 10 the post master at
Richmond and at the CONCLUSION of the
| drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction of
distant adventurers.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
! the late lotteries, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but viii advance as the drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
VaMable properly for sale.

ON Friday, the goth day ofMarch next,
~ on the premises, will be SOLD, to the
highest bidder,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

The sale of the above property has been
postponed till Fluvanna April court next {:
at which time it will take place at the
courthouse. 10
March 9Th, 1907. tds
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Last drawn ticket, 5th day, blank or priz,

Ont the S0th day, the first ticket of2 N coo
the last $50 to be drawn A0'0'"
single ticket may draw 3 high prizes.
Tickets and shares for sal by the SUBJ
scribers. The present price is seUen dol
lars-An early purchase is recommended,
as the price will advance with the APP
Proach of the drawing.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Jun.
No. IS, south Second Streef.
MATTHEW MCCONNELL,
No. 80, CheSnKt street.
WILLIAM BLACKBURN,
No. 70, Chesnut street.
N. =. Prizes of Lotteries lately drawn in
this city, and in that Of New-York receive
ed in payment, and orders post paid, and
inclosing the cash, duly attended to.
- Tickets may be had OIL application
at JACOB JoHNsoN's Bookstore, a few
doors below the market, and information
given of the drawing.
March 25th, 1907. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
NEW YORK
SIATE LOTTERI,

Authorised by an act of the Legislature,
and payment of prizes guaranteed by them,
POSITIVELY commences drawing in the ci-
ty of New York, on the second Tuesday in
June next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
MATTRESSES.
Jno. 6. Peasants.
PROPOSALS

~
WILL be received by the Executive for
w furnishing the cOnvicts i'll the peni-
tertiary with Rations for one year from
the first day of next month. The compo-
nent parts of each ration may be ascertain
ed by persons wishing to contract, by ap-
plying to
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
Clerk QffAe Council
gath March, 1907. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

And several of 500, 200, leo, sc. &c
Less than 2 ID blanks TO q prize. The
FIRST drawn ticket every FIFTH day will
be entitled to a capital prize; and the Sc
coND drawn ticket EVERY DAY, will be
entitled to 200 dollars.
I | G. X f 7 S,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
The Imported Horse,
. p A u L,

Is a beautiful sorreI, fifteen hands
three inches high, remarkable for
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TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. Ga and No. SO, hdidea Lane, .Mc1v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06
TUESDAY, December 80, 1906.

"A uncaion from the Senneb y clerk
Th ehavep passed following bills, o
land of Thomas Lewis ber
county,
BILL Authorizing Norfolk borough"
opas8d
to
'front.' propose
their o
the sdam
eouesion put to by
kyed,I That thee Sena
Public third time, and Sc
bankt filled
RegtI pass, and utomg Samuel Plea
the purposes"
militia due the borough
NorGIk wasrada
mnha fines n o Norfolk"
osci
Kelly"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06

T U E S d II Z, JANUARr 6, 1907

BILL To of hod
lg quarterly court for Northampton read third time;
entitled an act to alter the time Of holding quarterly for Northampton
Ordered, That the carry
An egoed BILL Concerning Chane Chhne'
aT and the question the the said BILL passed
i'm the negative.
Pet9ct the saidb be
The
the
therein Mr. spease and dr 8rer reported that the commit
power call that
which shall whe,
accordingly
shall deliver Auditor
pnrauo.
On the motion of Mr. Summers seconded by Mr.. Blake,
lhohon Paue"n
Cheaham S,he,G Bak
SNYDER Donaldson Reynolds Morris Il Smith,
noo Martin Rzel Cppel Henderson Bennett Madison h,l
W. WHITE An-
Gibson Ruher0rd Ellington Fu
And the Srbog Randolph dan
taej Christian iuner Slga r.
By, Miller Cof Gond Fleming Cunningham simon s w. se
Muse Rdd Dnheu R. rmmson Ball Dyer Miller ot Pow"
j. H.
re that the clerk the Senate and desire their eo
urrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06
WEDNESDAY, December 81, 1906.

A lion the Senate by
The Senate have passed Che following bills, to wit:
bill, For Petersburg ~
Abhl, K Concerning Vaughan
BILL ednga mill
n o
bill, For including lands in the of Wheemg;"
BILL reducing prescribing
oath OF fidelity and oaths public ohcrsj"
bill, Increasing the pension of Joseph alias Joab Miles
BILL the Ri
the of Abemarle )" and
bill of opposite tho
town of Charlottesville in the county of Mbcmmle )"
They have also passed the BILL TO amend act concerning the James river
company and the BILL To punish certain tfs and oge" with amend
which House of
They have subject Ancndmenf
proposed Legislature United
Ordered that the clerk acluant the Senate Herewith
the mode
gst dn' and providing mode of revvng suits certain cases.
was read third time
Resolved pass be- An directing
mode of proceeding ds' Estates and providing mode OF eylg
n
Oye carry the
BILL asccnng boundary Norfolk borough read
and ordered to be cngrosSed and third
lay table reported which
d been comm taken and ordered be engrod and read third
To amend act to amend concerning
house, amended,
amended, ordered to be engosed and read a third time.
bill For establishing several ferries and former
with the said
and the bill amended ordered be and third time
Mr. Blake presented, whon committed BILL
Concerning Fairfax with which he handed
the clerks table, where the agreed by the house, and
1.-THE bill amended ordered and third time
The resolved OF
the ws house on the BILL Concerning the county Amher and after
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-06
MONDAY, December 90, 1906.

The following w.. MoNnAY2 December 49, 1906
AST aa Sasas Ss%as aaoa sss pa5onTs
( cit s# % .SsS:@s: $5GsS $issss;
BILL %cEaabIaig
an rs anagHde
ascending @ s e sase @ sSa whole house. on ~
he @ %s the n
handed % % c e a s % @ ase
n As the opinion of this committee that nexPe to adept the amendment
following words
Nevertheless this General Assembly, opinion federal
requested endeavor anamendn
and
and made which shall be autoi affecting ambassadors
and citizens claiming lands fdnt
O Mr. smy ( Wythe) seconded by Mr. Punv,
raea That the and the said question be inserted the Journal
sngon
ls@ VIZ "' csp.
Fsans R%s mnsn r%a Thompson job" nss Boha Hamilton s'y
n w. nam" % who vpsd Ms Read Se9 H
G: Waits Wills f9s" Singleton Greer cslawa Richard ZONES B2e Fleming Coles i
sns ES Lewis ps er ca" la a% on lm n ki Wse t
Sn s @ m sn S @Tn @ n nT Tssswn m
The being then put reported from the nn agreed
On noiono Foshee,s dbyM Robertson,
oe That the and said inserted in the journal
son. @ os sSso% % Bsess
s o a snie SNYDER s %' B eU e Va F a
ps Gss Morgan dse 4y yvnm n ' Ra Pag G henderson
Maso Hill fev Evans snSe EnI Rd D lindsay po-
Preston Nichols d" se"e[ Allen a"o
& @ & TaSr s Se a Eaf%sn
n k:af Blair Anderson Min. Mam fh; Pf aga Lis Mf Si " @
] @ ksmpe &c % Harrison
Filing
Alexander ny1ar
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Virginia LegisIature.... House Of Delegates.
SATURDAY, December 81, 1906.


re e hir lhnea Ind pass
Jam srirc
towns
skin hismnl in
OPENING ne Sreetit tn town Petersburg "and
ross Rivna river oppt
OF Abemarle"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
TAURsDAY, June 25.

THE business Of this day commenced
with issuing writ OF habsas cornns to
bring up tic body OF .Aaron Burr Mr..
Botfs having informed ;he court that he
was IN custody, not only on the charges of
treason and misdcmeanor, but BIZ state
process We understand, the sheriff Of
HcnrIco county has served about eighteen
writs on Col Burr, for debts by protested
bills, amounting 60 more than thirty thou
sand dollars.
CoL M'Kee, formerly an agent of 90
vcrnment with the Chactaw Indians, and
MAJ. Gen. IHdreSV JackS0H, Of the state of
Tennessee, were sworn as witness on be-
half of the United States and sent to the
grand jury.
Mr.. Hay then delivered an able speech,
in opposition to the motion for an attach.
ment against Gen. Wilkinson in the midst
Of which, the trand jury came into court
and Mr. John Randolph their foreman said
they had been informed by one of the Wit
nesses before them, that aaron Burr had
~ his possession a letter in cyphcr from
Gen. Wilkinson TO him, the production Of
which would be important to the object Of
their present enquiries that the grand
jury we're aware that .Haron Burr could
not be compelled TO produce that paper;
but submitted the question TO the court,
whether, with his consent, II might not be
received and made use of by them.
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FRIDAr, June &c.

The transactions Of this day were very
interesting, and shall be hereafter more fui.
~ detailed Atpressnt, we can on brief
ly state the most important circumstances.
Five bills Of indictment for treason and
hive for misdemeanors against the persons
presented yesterday, were laid before the
grand jury, and found by them to be true
bills. The grand jury were then dischar-
gcd.
The supposition that Col. Burr was to be
daily brought before the court, by a writ
of habcas corpus, was Il mistake. The Fe-
deral Marshal, having had him in his Gus
tody, before the statc-process was served,
was decided to have a right to retain him
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27
NOTICE

J ME books, papers, and accounts oe,h.
late mercantile firm of MsCred;s III
m'Millan, OF the city of Richmond. bs;mn
now IN the possession of GEORGE MO-
de one OF the Adm'rs of John MoCreLio
deceased, who was the surviving partoero Is
M'Credie and M'kIillan. Therefors III ~
those who are indebted either by sncciait"
or Otherwise, are requested to male ;uy;.
medlate payment to George M.Cre die ~.
MAKE such other arrangement as NAV he
.losl conducive to the interest of the sa;d
T 7. as well as to the debtors thereof
1t is expected that due attentio, 80, p.-
pad to this notice, as it is desiraIl.. o. 'e
close should be Immediately msde 81 H.
transactions of the above menfia,,,, '"e
NANCY M'CREDIE, .fI5,,,".. '''i'''
JAMES PENN. '"'
GEORGE M'CREDIE SHd'm'rs.
Manchester, 2Oth June. 1907. 81
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and in consequence ola motion made by his
counsel TO day, he is to be removed from
the public jail in this city, to an apartment
fitted up for his safe-kecping ct the Swan
Tavern.
The causes assigned for this motion were
the wretched accommodations of Col. Burr
IN the Jail, and the necessity of frequent
communications between hum and his coun-
sci, an case of so much difficulty and i'm
portancc, IN which there were so many do.
cuments, and such multitude ofwitnesses.
Nh Hay afterwards suggested a questi-
on 70 the court, whether the Veuirc for
the trial of aaron Burr should be summo-
ned altogether from the body of the district,
or twelve, at least, from Wood County.
I The court declared the law of Congress,
! requiring the latter mode of proceeding,
70 be still ia force.
! COt Burr consented to wave his privi-
lege of having a jury from the county
/ of Wood but the counsel for the United
States would not agree to deparS from the
course prescribed by law.
| The coart therefore, ordered AZ venire-
men TO be summoned; of whom twelve at
least are 60 be from Wood county /; and,
on the motion of Mr. Hay, directed the
circumstance to be entered on the record,
trial in that county.
J A long conversation took place, with res
/ pect to die day to he fixed for the trial.
| The court, at one time, appointed the first
: Monday in August next; but, at length,
adjourned without any determination.
Awe hope the meeting of the citizens
of Richmond in the Capitol, at four O'Clock
this evening, vii be numerously attended;
and that such spirit will be exerted
as is worthy of the character of Anne
ricans. and suitable TO the occasion
which calls it forth.-The wrongs of
Great Britain towards this country have
sow attained their ne fi1S uifra; beyond
which the smallest federation would be de-
spicable cowardice. We trust the inhabi-
tants of this city will not always be hind
mo in the career ofpatriotism; but will,
on this occasion, manifest true republican
principles, and ardent zeal for the good
of their country, guided by sound judg-
ment, and adorned by the great abilities,
for which many of them are so conspicu-
| Gus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

VIRGINIA., TO wiz:
1T Quarterly Courf, continued and held
for PitsylUaHia County, The 218i day
Of May, 1907.
Johnson Lansdown, pltH0
against IN
John Holden, and Jephthah Hol- ChaH-
den, defts. Gerry.
THE defendants not having entered
4 their appearance, and given security
according to the act Of Assembly, andgthe
rules of this court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction Of the court, that they are NO,
inhabitants Of this state on the motion q.
the plaintaif Nv his counsel, Lfs ordereo
that the said defendants do appear here n,
the third Monday in August next, and ans
wer the plaintiffs bill, and that a COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in SON,
newspaper published in this state, for eight
weeks succe'sively, and posted up at Ii
front door of the courthouse of the sail
county on some court day.
a Copy, Teste,
WIN. p. HARRISON, u. c. p. c.
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Fire DoHars Reward.


SiRAYED or Stolen from the subscri.
- Der on the DIST inst. two Mules. 70 VII.
one black stud Mule, shod all round. Win
long switch tale, no other mark reco1lec-
ted: Also one mare Mule, of a bav color
WIN the end of her tale cot OF, only sboi
before believe rather poor. Whoso ,yy,r
VIII deliver the said mules to the snbsc,;.
Der in the city of Richmond, or give such
information So that ] get them AGAIN sbsii
receive the above reward. ''''''
,,, JOHN TINSLEY.
Richmond, June 24th, 1907 g
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WILLIAM DU BouRc,
JonN TESTER, =
LUXE TIEHEAN,
ROBERT WALSH,
WILLIAM LoRMAN.
ALEXANDER MKIM, 1
HENRY WILSON, .
SAMUEL STREET., j
JAMES M'HENRY, h
SAMUEL HoLLINGswoRTg. ~
LEWIS DU BoURG,
PEILIP LAUREXsoN, "a
W. TICKETS in tie above IoGor,.
/0T "afe 6y CALICO, RIcHARD e. On.
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IT full meeting o! the Society Of the
Friends of Freedom of the town of 81.
Louis. Louisiana, on the lith Of April.
1907.
ISAAC DARNEILLE, in the Chair.
SAMUEL HAHssED, Jun. Scc'ry.
Tile .JollozUng Resolgtians mere offered,
and adopted. 'tcnine contra disente.
Ressi0fd. Tha, the impartial, Just, uni.
F'rr, ps''io' and vir,uous conduG of
job ndolph manifested in I'll House Of
Representatives of,hs United States of A
merica. meets the entire approbation ard
confidence Of this Society.
Resolved That The spirited, firm and
patriotic part taken by large majority
Of The House of Repres eniatiyes, in
o9positiom 10 the ael for the suspension
of the Writ of Habeas Corpus meets the
entire appreciation of this Society
RcsOtvod that John Rhca, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the state OF
Tennessee is entitled TO the tribute OF
our praise and gratitude, for his exerti
ons to promote Cat the last session of Coz.
gre's> 'he happiness and prosperity Of
this Territory.
Rescued, That copy Of the foregoing
Resolution, De forwarded by the SecreGs-
ry to John Randolph and John Rhea,
Esq's. and published in some Of the Ga.
Ectles.
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PLAIN DIscOuKSRs

FLhIN DISCDUKSES
ON THR
LAWS AND PROPERTIES OF MATTER.
Containing The Elements or Principles of
ModerH Chemistry
Vi'h more particular details OF tboee rr,.,;..
paris Of The SCIENCE most interfering n
mankind and connected with DOMESTIC
AFFAIRS.
BY Thomas Eweii, VI. u. Of Virginia.
., tew copies Of he above are for sale at
). Pieasants' Bosl-store.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-27

by virtue ola decree of the Superior
~ Court OF Chancery holden in Richmond,
the subscribers will expose to sale on the
premises, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on the 30th day ofJuly next, the residue of a
TRACT of LAND, lying in Pittsylvania,
on Banister river, estimated to contain IVY
acres more or less, whereon the widow Of
John Markham and others now reside, or
as much thereof as will be sufficient to
raise the sum off 81 S, with interest
from the 10th day of June, 1906, on c 4O5
Is 6, part thereof until payment, and IN
terest on 400, also part thereof during the
same period, the expenses of the sale and
the costs Of suit.
Isac Cokes.
Ihos. Wooidrfdge, sen.
EdTcard Friend.
.Hiken Uhitworth.
June IS, 1907. w4tU