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

Il He subscriber requests leave to an
II nounce to his friends and the pub
lie, that he has recommended the arduous
and difficult employment of teacher Oft
Classics. Geogrdhhy.. H8fOruthe Bellies
LctterS..the PRINCIPLES Of Natural and
Moral Phiiohhy Mathematics, &c. in the
county of Chesterfield, at the house of Mr..
James Ferguson, an instructor OF great
experience and capacity, with whom he
has united.
Should liberal patronage be extended to
the subscriber, he purposes TO devote the
whole of his time and attention for four or
FIVE years next ensuing to the instruction
of youth and he can with safety saw, that
lie brings with him to the task two most
powerful incentives to n vigorous exertioD
of his faculties, viz. sincere desire to do
ample justice to all his creditors. and a firm
belief that the social and moral duties of
man require of him, that he should con-
tribute as much as he possibly can to the
advancement OF science, and the improve.
ment perfection Of our common nature
Were it deemed proper or necessary,
the subscriber could easily swell tliis adj
vcrtisement by giving pompous develope-
ment of the system he intends to pursue
but he considers himself as principally adj
dressing those to whom he is sufficiently
known and with regard to the public ge-
nC"ally, he must Candidly inform them
that he asks no othcrp patronage than what
he is determined, by useful services, fully
to pay for, and if possible preserve.
The terms for board and tuition will be
100 dollars per annum, to be paid quarter
ly in advance....the pupils finding thicr own
beds. The situation OF the Academy is
nearly equidistant from Richmond and
Petersburg, and within miles of the stage
road leading from the one place to the other.
The buildings are large & commodious, and
the air and water, from long experience,
have been found to be excellent.
JAMES TOMBSTONE.
Chesterfield county, 1st June, 1907. VIZ
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q I l. l. +,

About so years of age, and about ) feet
or inches high he is OF rather delicate
form, little inclined to yellowish COM
plexion, and considerably marked in the
face with the small pox his hair rather
lnclines TO be bushy, tho not very long
He is fellow of good understanding, a
well informed mind, and very specious m
sinuating manner he speaks rather quick
and pert, and has disposition to be very
polite: He no doubt, will attempt to change
ms appearance, by altering his name,
changing his hair for wig, SSc.-Hc is
pretty well known in most parts of this
state, as we'll as in the Caroinas aud
Georgia, as the waiting man and fiddler of
MIR. Nicholas NJ. Johnson, of whom pur-
chased hm-His wife lives in Richmond,
where he has frequently been since his
c!opcment; and he has also been "A part of
his time in Petersburg; and his wife has
daughter free woman living in Norfolk,
where it is probable he has been also
Tho having SO general an acquaintance,
there is no knowing where he will keep
himself.
ALSO, runaway, last evening, Negro
Man
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06

We have rec ID no Nsw. Orleans pa
pers these three or four weeks p4sJ--nor
do we learn that a single newspaper or
letter from that place has reached any of
the Auan &c states within thst period.
Bepce tn great uncertainty about Ge-
REAL Wik.n.on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-06

Buckingham County, May Term, / 6C7.
Daniet and Vim. Guer-
rant, pitts.
VS.. IN So
7Ho1-am Baiio7v, admin NHan-
i8frafor of Cnkoe Eel Gerry
iozV, dec'd. dcf'ts.
THE defendant not having eutereL his an
pearance, and given security according 10
the rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the court that he is not AL inhabitant OF
this state. On the motion Of the plaintiffs
By their comscl,--It is ordered, that un'ess
the said defendant shall appear here on or
before August term next, ana answer jhe
bill of the plaintiffs, the cont will chen
proceed to take the same for confessed and
decree the matter thereof accordingly
and that copy of this order be forthwith
published IL some public newspaper of the
city of Richmond for two months succes-
siyely, * another copy be posted up at the
front door of the courthouse OF This county.
Teste, 4. ELDRIDGE, jr.p.c.
(wSti)
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Forty Dollars Reward.

PUN AWAY from the Subscriber living
= near Newcastle in the lower end or
this county, on the 9th of March last,
Negro Man
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FOR SALE


HE following PROPERTY, belonging to Ro-
l. bert Alexander, Efq of WoodforI county. in
the Hate OF Ken,ucky:-ALOr OF GROUND. in
the City OF Richmond, with valuable Ioula th.re-
on, one room of which is occupied by the Jews as
Synagouge-under the houfe there are fer ,f
Vaults, originally intended for Wine Cellar all,
the Traa of LAND wherein William Alexapder
Eiq formerly refded, about three miles from the q,
ty OF Richmond Two years credit from the fra
day OF January next will be allowed the purcbaCr,
OF whom bond with good fecurity bearing ntereo
from the faid firm day of January and mortgage oa
the Premes will be required, and to whom Convey
anee IN lee fimPle with warranty will be grained
Polefon of the traf Of Land may be had on the dav
ct iae, and OF the Vaults, but the Jews are entitled
to the Poilefon ofthe rei OF the houie until the ra
day OF May next.-Unefs the property is fold BIZ pr;
waite bargain It will be fold publicly at the front door
OF the Eagle Tavern between the hours of le and 3
o'clock, P M on Saturday the 24th day of Oaober
next The title papers may be feen and every infor.
nation granted by applying to me-
VIM, HAY, AHorney in fu67 for
RoBERT ALExANDfR
>'|''''o"u' aug th' lSo1. eptf
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
FOR SHE,

NAT eveH kHoqon TRACT OF LAND.
l. THE sAPL1NC GROVE, Thirteen miles be-
io7o tie fo7Vn Of abingdon, in Wq/5i1gfon com.
fy, VirgiHia, containing enc fbonJa1d fix bpgdysd
acres, and including HE plantation qv5eyeon tb.
hofs general EUaa SbeiIr HUed. Tbe aobole of
t5iJ fr0d is Aez'ei; .greaf bqrf If ii IL eqaaI in
quality 10 ag1 land on tie Hcj9ern 4uatrr,, bar
maqy zsry tine lbriag5 upon il, and n R,sa1r
raaigg through it, IMfabie fer any kind Of Hafe,
WorkS, al H/ealoaJ offbetsar.
Ms a Parebajer qvopid eboojc TO picsv the 5re-
mics, aa1 Jartber dcjcribfion Of The Laad, or EFF
the q0iaa6le Farm thereon, is uReeef,y7. 7ie
tHLr u indJPpfabis. IL brezraf trouble, fbs
price Is ten n5olia9d 6oiltrs, bayable in fbyre
equal annual Poywenf5. Li8ely .EaVe5 qoiH 6e
taheAy far any Z qrt Of The bncbaf n7oaey.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Ai1f0he County (KJ NoV. IS. Ia1oag.
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TO tie Editor offbe Public Ledger.

have obferved feveraI publications in
the Herald, and other prints, calculated to in
jurc my character, and have deemed it only ne
cerary to fay, that have fcen them without
coafdering it my duty to reply, as 4 court of
enquiry will fhortly convene for the purpofe of
invengating the affair Of the ChefApeake and
Leopard, and through that channel the publick
may expect correct knowledge of facts
therefore any publication on my part would be
uieleis ndimproper. Something more fubaan-
tial than the mere declarations of the parties
concerned, will be required.
Respectfully, am, ir, yours, &c.
JAMES BARRON.
Near Hamilton, AHgnR o, 1907.
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GEO. CARRINGToN, Chairman.
BERRYmhN GREEN, Seeyetary.

AZ meeting Of the troop OF horie in the county Of
ti',iax' belonging to the iirf regiment, and fra
diyiiion OF the Virginia Cavalry, on Saturday the
III Augun, 1907
Capr. J9fab Sond/syd, was called to the chair and
Samuel WfILiauf appointed fecretary.
The following reioiutions were propofed and =
doptsd, to 7cif
Pso'VeS, That have heard with emotions of
horror and indignation Of the late atrocious outrage
e"nntted on our sovereignty by the oap.1in of the
or't'h mp OF war, the Leopard, acting under the
command OF his hyperion officer; in attacking the
Che'aPe'ke' national lhip # the United States,
wi'h'H our acknowledged jurifd Sion while repo(ng
~ Gonhdent iecurity, under the protection Of neu-
trai nag and the cruel and premsdizted murder of
our people and unof.nding citizens.
H1'fTra, mat we highly applaud the prompt VIZ
Ror"us ana patriotic conduct of fellow citizens of
N"Tfolk, Hampton and their vicnites, on this occa-
non, 10 h'ereaiug to humanity, 70 infung and de-
grading to our ebars6 err. as a f,vereign and indie
pendent nation; we fynps;hilr in their feelings, and
are ready to participate with them in the hazards of
y Pe'oivfd, That we have the fulen confidence in
the wIidom, frmneIs and patsiotiCn, of the contributed
Su "o'i'eS OF our country and having the iulc az
that they will relort the means the moi
honorable, and which feem ben calculated 70 ob,a;,
iatisildton for the pan and fecurity agaiua the t
Petii'n OF hnnIar eutragss in future we are pre
Psren At the hazard Of our lives and fortunes 70 CO.
operate win our governn snt in anyimearures Of ven
Geanee and retaliation, which ia its wi(dom, il NAV
think proper 10 adopt 1'
"2"'ge6' That the Captain ofths Trobp, do tender
our iervees to the Governor Of Virginia, and Inform
nan mat We are prepared to march at the call Of our
. country. WI " VU'
NY"'@ea' nat the foregoing relolutions be Egned
~ 'i'e CHAIRMAN, that copy be forwarded TO tb.
Governor ~ Virginia ore to the PreGdeu, Of the n
'tend another eopyt the editor Of the Enquirer.
Signed
JOSEPH SANFORD, Chairman.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
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NORFOLK, Augut d.

Capt. Stewart, of the fchooner Belona, from
Antigua, informs us, that jun as he was about
departing from that illlnd, intelligence of the
affair OF the Leopard and Chefapeake was re-.
celved. The people of the ifland appeared
much concerned upon the fubjeet. Flour rofe
Immediately one dollar and one half per barrel.
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JOHN KING,
MARSHAI'S SALES

N7TLL be fold, to the bigher bidder, for ready
w money, under decree of the court of the n,
Dited States for the fifth circuit in the Virginia DIFF
trie between Phoneas Bond attorney in faef for the
creditors OF EZEKIEL Edwards, plaintiff, and David
Kois and others, defendants, in order to rare the
ium OF iixteen thouland fix hundred and ixtyfx dol
lars and txty-hS cents, due and payable the frA dav
OF tins month"; and the exPenfes and charges attending
the tale number OF very valuable SLAVES
The aIe will take place the Oxford Iron Work, in
the county of Campbell, on the 23d day Of Septen,-
Der next.
BEN. MoSBY, d. M.
ron
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
AuglA 9Th, 1907. qss
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EsNhrA--TnoMAs MIrrrn Capt. cf ii. Pow
hagan Icosp Of Cavalry n,tead Of William Archer,
who aaed as Chairman of the meeting.
In the 5th line OF the preamble, reported nv the
committees of Amelia, for the word preceded"
read iucceeded In the 9th line Of the fame prear,-
be' and FRI word for "perhdy,' read p.r6dious ;.
In the 9th line from the BEGINNING of the rluvar-
ma reiolu''ons the word that is Improperly infer
'ed1 It thoud read fated tie oeeeGan, sy' iuli.ad
OF a." hsted that che occaion, Sc
In the SIN line, the word honor" is fubA,uted
for the wore borr,y -
In the 56th line, the word "jcilified' i, fubatul
ted for the werd .;yaj6y.
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DIVISION ORDERS.

frH DIVISION. Aug. IN, 1907.
You are called upon by your Governor TO lal,d
forth in defence Of your country.
Need ] exhort Ci,izen Soldiers to the pron,pt
Performance of this hrl Of duties? perfnaJe NV
ielfyon feelings fuperftde the nee, fifty Of my nrer.
Potition Yov have heard Of the ostrage 4aninitred
Oh cur nation by captain Of the Britih navy of o.,
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ESTATE,
or t5e Seeeotcd ee,E9;,6

~ Ht sFeFg'Fa, e0gENmg o.
n every kind, houlehod and kitchen Enrr:.- VI
together with the Plantation Utenffls. All r.rCan.
having claims againR faid eRate, are defred r.
them forward properly authenticated -part;cuI,-s.
thoie originating in confequence of the defalca,;on
,Aia fa'thers late Deputies, who are fire. TO be n,i
THOMAS MILLER s.
JOHN BROWN AAm,,.
Sooehland, Aug. Z. o1wes
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SAMUEL WILLIAMS.

n number Of citjzens Of Charlotte county, ar.
lsmbed at their Court houfe, on SATURDAY.
me 18Th ct July, 1907, for The purpofe of
iFk'ng INTO confederation the lawlefs and vic.
le"' attack of the Biti1I nip Lrepard, cs
80, zoe meiican irjgate ChefapeAke
<.'o2''' Neod' was umnimoo1y chofsn chair
rr7u--n0d
2k0m0' 2. BoalAia, fs-retary.
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w A N T r n

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
A N OVERSEER.--N None need arnIy h., ~.
A who can come well recommended for hcnenv
iooFety, induttry & thorough know ledge of farm
ing, To perfon of this defcription, liberal wag.s
will be given.
EDWIN JAMES FIARVIE.
AuguG 7. 81
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WANTED,
q SHIP of about ESQ hoglheadx
ENSyI1Ss A burthen, to load with 1cbae-
TN r. n.y. co. for Falmouth and marker in
e-s>.sc"-S Great Britain or Ireland The Car
go being all ready, immediate dpatch will be given
Enquire OF Metirs. CAMPBELL - WHEELER, Nor
folk-or
PICKETT, POLLARD e JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Aug. 7th 1907 py
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c II e n p COODS!!

Unds- hs iw9,s1Ton Of Jt moa Hvely p,at;tu5. Fl, D..
literal Ileport 7obie6 bis nsrv eRolli9s7.,f Laf me,
eVib ,/f4sf its e0mmeneemenfi in RiebsyoaA
JOHN KING,
lURNS his fineere acknowledgements to the
public, and hopes to merit continuance of
their patronage He respectfully informs them thar
he has JUN received an additional fnpply Of
SEASONABLE GOODS.
which with the former flock, he will continue to fell
at the cheapeh rates for calh.
AuguR 2. oavyav
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
TIE FINE AMEslcAN sHrp
IrT CHARLES.
SNgytSsSEsF BVrtkcn $50 HID. Tobacco.
sseS',s1gsa% WILL fail in ali hest week. por n,t.
fage apply to the matter op.bcurd
Pickett, Pollard q 5ohafor,
OVerfon FnSerhau.
Wb0 hn1e imported in /uid Ship,
one hundred Crates OF well alTor,ed Liverpool
AXE, which they offer for fale en- moderate
terms
eii'i'oiu' Ausut Z. ep2w.
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FOR SALE,
WILL POSITIVELY Re som

WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD
f'' ,faey money O." 754saay TIE 97tb Of A4,sa, 6.
heriF of Gooebl1ad ra .la@D ,: ,0fe gis@
ded' ell the peyjonat
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=" TN II
Augull 7.

RuMS' Flies, Swords, Belts, Nots, Rpaulet,s
~ Stocks and Cockades, &c &c had at Enoeh Sal
livans Jewelry Store.
AuguR z. r
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BY the Major General,
THOMAS GRIFFIN,
Abide Camp 4th Divilion.

The orders of Admiral Berkeley to commo.
dore Douglas, pubIhed lately in the newfoa.
pers of this city, are curious and entertaining.
a vice admiral of the white, commander in
chief of his Britannia maieRy's ihips on the
coat of America, requires the commanders of
his majehy's GIipS under his command to iearch
an American man of war, and 10 G,tfcy tks,u.
/ef1eJ to be Jeayebed ~ him. We may indeed
exclaim with Lord Howe, What in the name
Of Heaven can be the matter with Berkeley 10
Where can be found fuch precedent in the
annals OF the Britih navy, or Of the navy of anv
power on earth He NUT be out of his fenfes.
or the order is fabrication calculated for fome
local political purpofe. The PRECEDENT him(ef
could not agree to iuch a principle without the
advice and content of the Senate, nor could the
admiral on the part of England, without full
power conferred upon him for that purpofe.
And if both governments of America and
England were to agree to fuch an humiliatinq
condition, they would be expofed to all the
contempt Of the other maritime powers, who
could not fail to fee in it the degradation of the
honor and dignity Of their flag.
american Citizen.
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SS,s-s,~{
BRITISH SHIPS OF WAR

Ufon bs A1oicSn eo,G, eseigfOe Of Newfoundland
end f6e MN IgSIey
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JcaN Moot, Seersfsyy'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
Military Land for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell or exchange
for property in Virginia, the following
tracts Of Military Land, viz. one tract Of
ONE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED and
SIXTY-SIX ACRES, in the state of Ken
lucky, situated on Cumberland River, about
eighty miles above the mouth of the RI
yer, about the same distance from Nash
vile, and twenty-five miles from Christian
court house.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES in the state
of Ohio, situated on the Little Miami river,
and within small distance of the Ohio.
The following tracts are all situated ON
Paint Greek, and within fifty miles OF Chi
licothc.
One tract of Five Hundred Acres, one
of One Hundred and Forty, one Of Eight
Hundred and Ninety, one Of Ono Hundred
and Ninety-four, one Of One hundred and
Seycnty-six.
Also one moiety of tract Of One Thou
sand Six Hundred -nd Six,y-sx Acres, si-
tuatcd on Whiteoak Greek.
viii also dispose OF atract of One Thou
sand Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, in the
county Of Harrison, in this state, situated
on the Little Kanawha. For terms applv
TO thesubscriber, near Genito Bridge, Pow
hatan.
SAMUEL JONES.
Amelia, May IS, 1907. oaw2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
w sed piece ofland in Goochland coun-
y, 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.
ther bond for u pounds, payable the 25th
of December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, do forcwarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless got right agreeable to bar
gain. WIN. SHEPPARD.
9th November, 1906. &c
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a S TRAY.

TAKEN UP BY John Bunch, in Louisa
county, n dark BAY MARE, about
four feet eleven inches high, eight or nine
years old, one hind foot white, ono eye white,
blaze face, and a white streak OF her neck,
bOb'd tail, shod before, PAGES, trots and gall
and appraised to sixty dollars
a copy,
JOHN POINDEXTER, Gle.
April 20, 1907. VS.
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HALVES, CURRIERS' and EIcHTHs,
ARE NOW SELLING AT
w AlilL's


w Al l.'s
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE.
NO. 81 and No. 38, Maiden Lane, New
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to G.. and r. WL1rF,
tickets and shares will be punctually re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
hest advice sent to adventures of their
success.
During the drawing, VARIES weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
OF this paper, and to 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 adventures.
AT the above Offices, have been sold in
the late lotteries, prizes amounting to a sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but will advance as the drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. 3m
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M u L,

A BEAUTIFUL BAY.
Fifteen hands two in-
ehes high, [impcr,ed By
John Tayl"e. Esq. OF
Mount Airyl will stand
the ensuing season, at
Fighting Greek, Powha.
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W1H be Sold,

4 L HonoUer courthouse, on "wednesday
= u the 27th day f1lay nert, irJair', and
y az rs nos fair, on the first fair day there
after, ths Tract or LAND, gvhereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq. nozv resides,
to satisfy George Street 81 Co. the sun Of
III 6, Tcith interest thereon from the 7th
Of Jane, 1903 nil faid and costs in con-
f2rmityto decree o. the County Court Of
Hanover, pronounced on the 27th day Of
February, 1905, in SUR then dehendine
an the said court bct7veen the said harties.
The COMMISSIONERS.
RdnoUer, 1st .dhrii, 1907. tdsll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

- virtue of deed of tus, execu,ed by Da
- vid Ross, esquire. to the subscribers, in orr
der to raise the sum of nine thousand even hun
dred and seven'y three dollars and twenty three
cents. due to Thomas Cumpston, attorney in
fact Tor Thomas and Robert Wilson; the sum
OF eleven thousand and twenty four dollars, and
Thirty six cents, due to Donald and Burton, and
me sum OF seven thousand four hundred and
dfty-e ght Dollars and fifty cents, due to Her.
cules Ross;
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WILL BE SOLD.

To the hig est bidder, for ready money, at the
Eagle Tavern. in the city of Richmond on the
9Th day Of this month, between the hours of
twelve and three O'clock. all that TRACT Of
LAND, in the forks of James River, in the
county OF Fiuvanna, Immediately above the town
OF Columbia, commonly called and known by Inc
name OF the FORK ESTATE con- aiming FIVE
thousand seven hundred and fifiy SIX acres NOR,
or less, being the whole and contained in Inc
above mentioned Fork estate or thcreun,o he
longing.
BENJAMIN MOSBY.
THos. NORVELL. trustees.
Richmond May Ia 1907. ids
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SALES AT AUCTION.

On Tuesday, The Cd June nert, at 10
O'Clock in fhe forenoon, z9iH be sold al
Public AUCTION, at the late dzoelfng
honSc Of Doctor JAMES cURRIE, de-
ceased, all his
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen FURNITURE
IL Carriage, pair of Carriage and two
Riding Horses, three male and two female house
servants-a shoemaker. and a man at present
bound as an apprentice to the blacksmith's bu-
sincss. A stock of Liquors consisting of one
half aipe and some demijohns of fist quality old
Madei,a and part of pipe old Sicily Wine
French Brandy. &c &c. 4 hogshcad Of Molas.
ses and sundry other articles. Six months Gre
dit will be allowed on all sums above fifty dollars,
ne purchasers giving nots negotiable at the
sank of Virginia, with approved enaorsers.
Those having claims against the late Doctor
Curric, are desired TO bring hem in properly
authenticated. and his debtors are requested TO
make Immediate payment
ROBERT GpRDON& } AdmiristSa.
JAMES CURRIE. tors
May 10. ids
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a Ill persons having CLAIMS d,
I u gainsr the late firm of Allen and Cody. of
Cara, aye requested to make them known 10 t c
subscriber and all persons indebted to ths So
firm, are requested 20 make immediate payment
WILLIAM NJ ALLEN
SWpiUiTS parne, If allen q CODY
Cara. May 7,h, 1907. Sw
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oPIAes OF al sizes the same price as sod
nails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.-5O cents per thousand-4d. CT cents
per thousand-6d. 81 cents per thousand
Also, for sale as above, a variety Of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough.irons,
Harrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, &c.
S II O L S
OF all sizes made Of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms
Where also may be had a general assort-
ment of well chosen GROCERIES.
May Is, 1907. tf
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a LII persons are forcwarned from usino
4 "A or taking Sand from the Sand-Bar'
called Contts's, without the previous con-
sent OF tho subscribers, who are alone an
thoriscd to sell or appropriate the same.
For the convenience Of those vino incline To
purchase, we have authorised Mrs. Conttq
to act. Any sale or contract which She
may make will be ratified by us.
Samuel D7'Craw,
Pleasant YoUnghusband, Trustees
Richmond, Goth Feb. 1907.