Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-23

situated III he SfGtc Of Ohio.
y y person possessing Common feelings Of
= i.:'oanity, can for a moment reflect up-
on the sit, ,stlOn of the lands or the non-re-
sident proprir tors i'll the Western Country
(7vhe,e thry are >ubjeetto be sold for tar
alton ard no hotes O. redcmhtion without
pitymg the miscries o. the truly unfortu-
nate, or the misfortInes of i, EG1iiy strip
ped of their dependence. :! lSe hungry
speculator, stands ready to grasp the for
tunes of those unfortunate persons, and al
though lie may seize that which does not
| enrich himself, he may, nevertheless, place
the property of the nonresident in such
situation, that the expense of the redcnh-
F., fion would be almost us great loss to the
original proprietor, as the land would be
worth-Such circumstances as these call
aloud for permanent agent for the nom
residents inthe State of Ohio.
! Having been solicited from various quar-
tiers TO embark in the business Of an agent
for non-residents, had determined TO Of
fer my services last fall when the recon-
mandatory letter suboincd was signed but
! from the business, which, at that period en-
gagged my attention from other quarters, /
could Only be induced to transact business
in that capacity for q few friends. Having
! GisenSaged myself from those concerns, |
/ now tendermy services TO nonresident pro-
| prictorS of lands situated in the state OF O.
! hlo who, tho they are dispersed through
out the United States, have an opportunity
now offered them, OF employing an agent to
| attend To their business whose endeayor it
will be to discharge it to their satisfaction.
Those persons who are DESTROYS of en-
! ploylng me as their agent, will address let
tiers to this place by post, designating the
business required to be performed thesi-
| tuatlon OF the land-the number of war
r5rt--entry ana survey--iu whose name the
same may have been entered, surveyed or
patented, or in whose name it was entered
with the auditor for taxation, and in what
district or upon what watercourse the same
may be situated, OF as accurate a descriD-
ton as the nature of the case will permit
Should persons wish their lands redeem
ed from purchasers, if it belong TO heirs it
will be necessary to forward proper youch-
ers to that eifect-if they wish their lands
sold, divided, or disposed of in any manner
whatever, proper authority should accom-
ipany their letters, and their business will
be attended to upon the following
c . N d ITIO NJ s.: W
ist. faylng taxes, taking receipts s. trans
mitting duplicates to my EMPLOYER, for
every tract Que dollar, and commission
vi 'No anu d nan per cent. upon all mo-
MES received and paid for taxes.
I'd. Selling or redeeming lands, SC. from
SIX to ten per cent. or whatever the ex-
pense and trouble attending the business
may be reasonably worth. .
Sd. All letters addressed to me must be
past faid. Notes must be enclosed con-
veying the amount of commission 8, fees,
as specified, and the amount of taxes
which may be nearly ascertaned IF the
quality of the land is known) from the
following rates of taxation imposed by
law, viz. first rate land, ninety cents:
secoQd rate siXty-fivc cents-and third
rate, forty cents per hundred acres.
4th. All employers will please to designate
their address and place of residence.
I'HO11.fS S. HINOE.
Chillicothe, state of Ohio, ,
| July 18th, 1907.
-. The sale of non-residents lands will
commence the first Monday in December
next.
ChfiHcokhe, December 6fh, 1905.
from cur acquaintance with Thomas s.
H"'de, and being informed that he offers
ms services as agent for the pronrietors Of
Iands, who are non-residents within the
state ofOhio. We feel no hesitation in re-
| commenting him to our respective friends.
Appropriateness and all non resident Dropri.
etorS, as proper person TO be employed in
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