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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
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N1HEN the attention Of The public !, c.r
cited by the author of ay9cent diCcos sl'
ry, and il declaiming III l..rtues M Mi
comes the Panegyrit Of his own merit, ri n
will naturally incur the imPutation Of yan;,.
but it is not imponihle that with fncb
feet, more noble qualities may Be united
Inftead, therefore, Of Judging illiberalIv I.
fPecting the motives Of thole who make H.,
felves the heroes of their own tale, ,oueb, 4.
not rather 70 encourage individuals NJ .a,,.
and cultivated minds, TO preicnt us viii. ii.
de.ail8 Of their profeiGona Progrels, with 4.
fruits Of their experience, and with the refill.
Of their maEured refleetionGr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
Cram & Atherton,

l1iaEs F,ess,
HAVE received by the flip Ed
ward Preble, capt. Porter, from Liver
pool, an additional fuPpIy of GOODS, among
which are
Royal welted Calimeres
Welted do
Warrington friped do
Fat Buff Nankeens
Princes Coros
Princes Royal Spider nett Lace
And warranted fat Cotton do
Ladies Plain and fancy Pettico2ts
A5o, A fmaII afortment Of
EARIHEN WARE,
containing FIFTY aforted Crates, got up ex
prelsly for the Portland Market.
@ No GooA5 can be )3Id to families.
MAY 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

ALL perfons having Accounts open with
JACOB kOLFE, are requelted to call anJ
ett'e ,Ae lame Immediately.
Portland, May lS, 1907. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

TIE fubfcribers, appointed commiilicncrs
by the Hon. SanueIFreeman Elq Judge
ot Probate for 'hc county Of Cumberland, on
the eltaIe Of
Nathaniel Jones,
late Of Portland, in faid county Mariner, de
ceased, reprelented infaIvent, hereby give
public ne.ice 70 the creditors to laid enate
that TX months are allowed them to bring in
and prove their claims-and that faid commit
honers will attend II the houfe Of Cale5 Graf
fun, lnnholder, in iaid Portland, for the pur-
pole Of receiving and examining The claims
hgainlt laid elate, on the third Tuelday of hi.
and the FIVE following months, from ! to 3
o'clock, P NJ each day.
EN0CH ILSLEY,
Esr.'4@3' TI1a JOSEPH TY7UOIfB,
JOSHUA MERRILL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
TO be Let.
\ LARGE & commodious Dwell

ing HOUSE, with a good Garden, Yard
&c. in Midde-freet Portland, few doors
aalt q the Rev Mr.. Kellogg, Meeting -houfe
The Garden may be improved Immediately
Inquire of Mr.. William C1Pen, living on the
2rem'ies' Or Of I'm. Trg, in Gorhan,
1Aay IL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
Cheap Boot and Shoe Stare.
JUST opened by EBENEZER
j GRIFFIN. handfome afortment Of
BOOTS and SHOES

Md Slippers, plain, plaid, and laced-Mif-
les red, yellow, green and black morocco
ladies lace, black, Morocco Shoes; fancy and
black fluff Shoes very cheap.
All the above Shoes, will be fold at the low
eft price for cath, and for cath only.
Cuitomers are invited to call and fee for
themielves, and if they can afterwards buy
cheaper, the fhoes may be returned, if not III
Jured, and the money 1hal be paid back to
them. ANY fhoes that Zip VIII be mended
gratis as long as the lamp remains III them
h6,H 27 m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
- DANCLNG EcHnoL.

\ fR- ShfTTHrc2eaful informs his friend,
- in mis- town, that he has poapcned th,
commencement cf his DAY-scEooL, few day.
n conlequcuCe cr III health May IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
SOFT Sop.

THE Subfcriber intends keeping confidently
for fale, SOFT SOAP Of good quality
for families ule Nv the BARRE or retail, al his
Soap-WO ks, NJiddle-street, opPofte Mr. RaJ-
ert Boy5'5 Store,
Houle- Greete, Tallow or Afhes, would BE-
taken IN payment, and the Soap delivered AZ
any houle if required.
.Als0-for lale as above, 100 boxes Soas.
Lits7uise-Ouantity Of FEATHERS, Of an
excellent quality.
VIM. FENNELLY
Portland, ian. 26s If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
IlaaC adams.

No. Z, FjB-Sfrest, Has jor sale,
AN extenive afortment of WE'LL HxECU1ED
CoUar, CoMMERcIAL and other BLANKS /;
with which Purchalers may be accommodate
ed on realonabe terms. nav g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

WITH Cargo in bulk of IOsI2O Dolqyf,
f,es Fan DraJU5lek, will commence un-
loading IN Bolton, on Ihurlday 2iR Of May,
inlt4at.-PERNIITS Tickets and Ouarters)
10 ootain any part of the Cargo, from to
10000 dollars, for lale, if application is made
Immediately at
4. CLARK'S Book STORE,
Fi6Jfreef Portland.
Tickets $50 Quarters so
bnt will be rliccd after breaking bulk.
Cr Ail orders from a diltarcc
(poft paid inclofng the cath will be punau-
ally attended TO.
CT PERMITS for the following VAL
liable articles in Gio Hay;la, were fold by T.
CLARK No 1926, capital prize Of 1000
doilars Nos 9l64, 1929, lz254, 1922
1890, 1852, Of 100 each be6des great
number of efs denomination. nav is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

THE fublcriber having fold his
Stock in Trade, requefGs al who are in
debted to him by Book or Note, to make im-
mediate payment, or their accounts will be
lodged ia the hands Of an Attorney for col
lection. NAHUM HALL.
Portland, May IL;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
IaCOU [0l

Iacoy i<olie-
2a{d,r, Cbajf, HarnfG and Trunk
h.atr Co.mtim H@70 5iIhs lr.
IHF0RNlS his friend, and Tile public, thar
having formed connection with MA
THa>tsL MIrcHEIL. the ahos c buinc,s VIII
in tU,urc be carried on by them, under the
firm Of
Role & Mitchell,
Wbo b1ve sogfaetly f5y saie-Saddes, Brides,
SAL. e Ba1, Portmauteaus. Harne.s, Trunk,
MiIIar- work, &c LHe-viJr a complete
ano-,near o, 54Jdlery Ware, pIa;ed Ha-nefs
Mounting, Mouldings, Bits, Stirrups, Spurs,
CurrJ combs ami I.uthes, br7f Nails, Trunk
Locks and Handles ci1lt and cut Nails, Car
pets, coach and chaife Lace, Ruflia oheeiing,
coach, chaile aud riding Whips, by the dozen
or Jingle with variety Of other articles
which will Be fold on as good terms az can ~
purchaled in Portland an orders punttua-
iv attended to, and favOrs gratefully acknowI-
edged
Waa!s9-An active LAD about IA years
ofage, as an Apprentice to the above buiineis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

There will bc III the entrance door, an Of
fcer, Ic whom the Tickets. are to be Preient-
ed, and .I calls any one thou'd forget bis tick-
ct, the periun Is -o tcl lily nam that the fame
may be compared with the lit on record, 70
as 70 IDENTIFY The lubfcribe-s, and keep of in
trJders.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
ARTICLE TX.

No fubfcrption will be for lefs than .
month, and whether it be entered in tie be-
ginning or a, any other period f4id quarter,
il i expected the same will be paid tor a. for
a whole quarter The iubicrpJions to De re-
newed at the expiration Of tbe quarter.
4 4pTrr Z v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

No perfon is % he admitted at the Pra4d-
ing Ball without lublcription Ticket, to be
renewed quarterly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

1Ldy I8, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

IN compliance to the wiihes Of feveral per
fors, .here will allo be P-acthng Ball
once every week, from fever ul ten o'clock
Thofe who with to lHbfcribe are to pay 6
daILars rer cr.r.a-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-10-08

AT large and respectable meeting of
the citizens of Ohio and Brooke Coun-
ties (Vlrginia) convened by public APP
pointment at West-Libcrty, on the 4th
day OF September, 1907, for the pur-
pose OF taking into consideration the
present momentous crisis IN the political
concerns of our country, and of uniting
orr voice in the general expression Of
the public sentiment.
General Benjamin Biggs, was called
to the chair, and the Rev. James Hughes
chosen Secretary OF the meeting.
The proclamation of the president Of
OF the United States, dated the I'd day
OF July, 1907, and sundry other docu-
Tnents were read; from which it appear
ed that most wanton and cruel outrage
had been committed upon the United
States frigate Chesapeake commodore
Barron, by the British ship Of war Leo
pard, Captain HUMPHREYS, in which our
citizens have been wounded and muir
dered, and the flag of our nation insult
cd and violated.
After conference and due delibera-
ton had, William M'Kinley, David
Chambers, Nathaniel goldman, Gabriel
Jacobs, Isaac Kelly, Robert Hum
2hrics, and John Brown, were appoint
I'd a committee to draught resolutions
suited to the occasion and expressive
OF the general sense /; which were re-
ported and unanimously adopted, (cx-
c,ePung few dissenting votes on the
thlrd resolution as follows
IL Inc citizens Of Ohio and Brooke
counties, although thus late in the col
active public expression Of that patrio-
&c zeal which unites them in sentiment
and III practice with the great body of
their tcllow citizens Of the United
States, have nevertheless not been def
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means Of defence, which were calculat-
ed to enforce the rights and secure the
independence of our country. And
they take this opportunity of repeating
the tender OF all their influence and ex-
ertiOns and assurance Of their most de-
trrnined support Of such measures as
the wisdom Of the constituted -authori-
ties shall deem proper to vindicate the
honour and assert the national sove-
reignty Of a free people: In short, to
procure ample remuneration for past in
juries, and adequate security against
any future insults and aggressions ofan
unpfincipled, barbarous foe.
1t is true indeed, that mo nation on
earth has so many cogent reasons for
maintaining q friendly intercourse with
the rest Of the world as the United
States. Far removed from those bloc
dy scenes of amitlOn which Europe has
exhibited Cor centuries; pursuing the
even tenour OF industry regardless Of
that Elusive glory which is only to be
obtained at the expence of happiness
and anxious only for that solid reuown
which springs from an undertaking
course Of justice and virtue they might
have Battered themselves with the hope,
that they should escape the ravages of
those conflicts which are at present de-
solating the eastern world.-However
1t would seem, that their growing COM
merce and rising prosperity, are objects
TOO tempting for the rapacious eye Of a
power, who arrogates to herself the cx-
elusive dominion Of the From
the moment our independence was G.
established, Great Britain regarded with
a maligant jealousy the progressive
prosperity of nation whom she had
once held in bondage. From that mo-
mcnt until the present, she has unccas-
ingly waged an open or concealed war
fare against our indisputable rights"
But the unexampled injury and into
lera5lc iusolence Of their late conduct in
attacking one Of our national vessels in
q tims Of peace, exceeding in atrocity
all former aggressions, fully evinccs a
predetermined disposition of cnvious
hostility which can neither be defended
nor palliated. L therefore becomes US
to await the approaching alternative Of
peace or war Of complete rcparetion,
or determined resentment of unparalll-
ed injuries, with the decision BECOMING
frcemen. The reputation of our conn
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nihed attitude of an independent state,
or meanly concede to the unfounded
pretensions and unlimited arrogance of
Resolocd, That although we cherish
peace with the greatest sincerity; we
believe that there are periods in the h
story Of every nation, when the love Of
peace must yield to the imperious die
tates OF national honour and Justice, and
the unavoidable necessity Of resenting
national wrongs, where ample satiSfac-
ton and remuneration is refused BY the
offending nation.
ReSolOea, That until the decision OF
government shall be made known, we
will regard as enemies to this country,
all persons who shall endeavour to coun~
tenance OF palliate the aforesaid unpro-
voked, unprecedented, and outrageous
conduct.
PeS0ved, That the conduct Of our wor-
thy President in promptly rejecting the
late proposed treaty with Great Britain,
meets our most cordial appreciation;
because that we believe it did not con-
tain explicit provisions against the nefa-
AAONo i'idSS4SS Va IN fjl CoS4lO anu ICrC1-
bly, OBTAINING our citizens in their naval
ornaments: a practice directly rcpug-
nant to the established usage and known
law Of nations a paIpable violation and
infringement of the essential rights and
sovereignty OF independent states.
Resoiycd, That we repose the most
ample confidence in the patriotism, Wis
dom and hrmness Of the President oc
the United States, and the constituted
national authorities: and that we highly
approve and duly appreciate the pru-
dcncc, justice and moderation, which
appear 70 influence the executive coun-
ellis in the present critical and important
conjuncturc of public affairs.
ReS1iUeA, as the determined sense of
this meeting, that no pacific oYertures
or measures of accommodation ough.
hencetorrn to be proposed or accepted
on our part, which shall in any wise
concede or relinquish the smallest por-
ton OF our essential rights as an indie
pendent sovereign state. Fully apprized
of the manifold evils which must result
from war, we arc prepared.to encounter
them in cur own defence. And we
shall rejoice only in that peace which
shall be founded on the explicit acknow-
ItIran.ut and uueouiVOCal security Of
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case will admit, retribution for the muir
der Of our fellow citizens, we hereby
pledge ourselves to support to the ut
most OF our ability.
S. ReSol0ed undn;m1usly, That the
Chairman Of this meeting be requested
to communicate copy of these resolves
to the President OF the United States,
and one to the Executive of this state :;
and that the same be printed in the
Wheeling Repository.
6. Resolved unanimously, That this
meeting tender their thanks to their
Chairman, for his attention to the OBJ
-ects Of the meeting.
Moses CHAPLINE, Chairman.
H ! oan4 zl hTAH'' Secretaries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-17
4nE FAHoUs IwpoRrFD Morse.

inst received and for saie at this Office,
War in Disguise
Answer TO War in Disguise
An enquiry into the present state of the
oreign Relations of the union, &c. SC.
The Literary Magazine and American
Register, for October, 1906
The History of Napoleon Bonaparte, EN-
peror Of the French
The Revolutionary Plutarch, or Memoirs
OF the Bonaparte Family
Cars Stranger in Ireland, Stranger in
France, and Northern Summer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-17

JUs7' REcEIYED At rms OFFIcg,
Jeifcrson's Manual
Constitutions of the United States
Darwin OF Female Education
Moore on Female Education
blair's Lectures
Steuben's Exercises
Espinasse's Nisi Prius
Ainsworth's, YouDg's and Entities Latin
Dictionaries
Sallust Delphini,
Horace do.
Ovid do
Virgil do.
RuddimaD's RudimeBts
Ciccro's Oraions, with translation
Lucian's Dialogues
creek Grammars, LexiCsns and Testa-
HSh'n 4Ea. 90
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CONFORNABLE to a decd of trust,
~ executed by John p. Shields and Jane
c. his wife, to the subscriber, FOR the pur-
pose of guaranteeing the payment of debt
due Samuel Ellison, of two thousand dol
lars, payable in two equal instalments, one
moiety, due the 25th of December, 1906,
the other the 25th of June, 1807-Win be
Sold, on the premises, for Cash, without
reserve, to the highest bidder, (bctween
the hours of IL and - o'clock, on Wednes-
day, the 18th of February next,) SO much
of fhf. fnlln,uinr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-17
FOR SALE.
NV trQct of Land,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides of Fine reek. This tract
of land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
o'fin lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
lnclinable 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.
Powhatan, Jan. 4th, 1907. If
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Notice.

TIE creditors Of Henry M'Clatchy, are
requested to lodge their claims proper
ly authenticated, with either Of the sub.
scribcrs, on before the first ofnext month,
as on Tuesday the 10Th, prox. final divi-
dend of the estate will be made, by
THos. GtLLIAT,0 r.
ALLAN POLLOK, 'uS'ees'
Feb. 6, 1907. TIM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-17
P r O P F. r T Y,

as will cover the first payment Of the above
deot, with all attendant charges, viz one
Lot OF Ground, on Shockoe-hill, in the city
of Richmond, numbered in Du-Val's plan,
per WIN G. Payne's survey, 1O1, and one
fourth part of an adjoining lot, known in
said plan as No. 102-both lots considcra-
bly, improved.
A'ch'd. Peasants, jr. Trustee.
Jan. SO, 1907. CIV
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M.CAY and COWAN.

HAVE just received by the late arrivals f ON
/ i London, a large and fashionable assortment
of WATCHES, with variety of articles of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK Al.
so, an assortment Of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATERIALS-whic with their
former stock renders their assortment very re.
neral--ali of which they offer at the lowest pr.
ces, for cash
Richmond October 9th 1906. IF
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DR.. REES's NEW CYCLOP RDIA.

PU8LISFED mr. SUBScRTPTToN,
DR.. REES's NEW CYCLOP EDIA,
OR
OaiTcr+a, DichonaryQf H,t8 u Sciences.
IN TWENTY VOLUMES uUARro.
CONDITIONS.
NJ work will be printed in large quar-
4 u, with new types, cast for the pur-
pose on superiine wovc paper, each vo-
lame will contain from eight hundred to
thousand pages. A half volume, in boards,
will be published regularly every two
months. PRIE'E 7 FREE DOLI.HRS.
PAYEBLE C.WDRLIYERY
Between six and seven hundred plates.
engraved in p superior s,vic of ele,cancc.
viii be COMPRISED in the course of the pub
icatinn, by far a gre-ter number than is
to be found in any other Scientific Dction-
ary.
~ To Subscribers The four first
half volumes are ready for delivery at the
Bookstore of Samuel Pleasa.. IS, Jun.
Richmond. wifi Nov. &.
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LANDS fr SALE.
THE Subscriber viii dispose of TWO
SMALL
Tracts of Land,


in Powhatan county, detached from the
one on which he lives, upon very reaSoua-,
BILE terms :--One of them containing four
hundred and twenty acres, lies Immediate
" IN the fork ofthe North * South branches
OF Fine Greek, part king cfthe fiat land of
both, 10 the amount # Ab>ut thirty acres -
This land is rich 1sove one half is in
woods; and mostly W that of the first rate
tobacco land. About one hundred and
twenty acres of tlat which is cleared, is
1ow under cultivation and produces Germ
and Wheat uncomnonly well. There is on
this tract, com Portable Dwelling House,
late y built, two rooms below md wo boye,
with fireplace III each room, also some
Negro Houses, aud other convenient ont
II uses. 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 shcwn to them
by Capt. LITTLEDERRY STovALL, who
is living on the prcmiscs.-Part of the mo-
ney will DC required in hand, and The ba-
lance in twelve months from this date
The other TRACT lies near the Buck
ingham road, on the North side, about four
miles below the courthouse !; kaown by the
name of TOWN HILL and possesses the
most beautiful and elevated site in the lower
county, presenting to the view several ram
ges of mountains. This place, from its ST.
tuatinn, was never known to fail of fruit :;
besides, a number of Old Fruit Trees of
various kinds-there is lately planted there
on, an Orchard of Peach Trees, and ano-
Their of Apple of>choice Fruit. This tact,
contains two hundred and seventy acres,
about one half in woods, has comfortable
clearinghouse thereon, two rooms below
and two above, with a Fireplace in each
~. L.. 4 =. l.
for its fertility, than for its healthy and de-
lightful situation, and the advantage of
Fruit. A great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthe other.-Chis
land will be shewn to any person by Mir.
SLEAD, living OH the premises.
Ii 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. Goth, 1907. If
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Lamd S Negroes for Sale.

R1UiyfRe ofa deed cftrust c7cecutcd 10
- me 6v Ihomas RaHdoihh, 10 secure the
favmeHf Of a de6f due Isaac H. Gates, /
7D 8eH, 10 The Mghest bidder, for ready
money, az the Dwelling house offhe said
IhomaS Randofh, on Mondqythe 16fh dan
Of FebrHdry merit, one huHdred and TIN
acres Of LAND, lying on HhhoHatto1 ri
yer, in tie couHtyT Amelia, beiRg n tart
Of the Land On 7vhich fhe said Th9mas
RaHd2Lhh noqV reaides, and kao7vn by khe
name II DToRVBNS. .Hkso NINE Me-
GROES, Uiz. Ned, Je8Se, kim, .Hleran-
der, DaHdridgc, SPENCER, SRkcy, Richard
md CarOLHe, ar so much ofthe said hro-
herty as zDiH be sufficient 10 discharge the
debt mentioned in tie deed
d. COLES, Jr.
January 23d, 1907. fdsU
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EDW hKD BODLINII.
GooChland, 18th Dec. 1906. tbs
n . I | G E.

n . L G +.
THE property advertised in this paper
by che subscriber, to be sold hubHcIy
in Goochland county, on the 18th instant,
is postponed until further information
Meantime no is willing to treat for the
same privat iy-Yet the property there
with advertised, in the county of Bedford,
will certainly be sold, on the day and up
OH the terms expressed therein
EDWARD BOILING.
Feb. 6, 1907. tM2
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MAY be purchased on long credit, an
Iva low terms, the
T F. N f M f N T

On which the Subsc Slber lives, situated on
Church-hill, within about one half mile of
the Richmond market-Containing two a.
ores of ground, well enclosed and highly
improved. The buildings consist of a large
and well constructed Dwelling House,
Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke House,
two Stores, Brick Office, Coach House,
Barn, and Stable. All these buildings are
well finished, and in compleat order for
the accommodation of large and genteel
family; who may have easy access to all
the advantages of the city, and live as m-
tired as they could wish.
JOHN ELLIS.
Dec. 29th, 1906. IF
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To the Public,

The Subscriber has removed to an bonse
near the upper end of the Town ON the
street leading from the Capitol square. He
continues to practise law in all the Sune-
rior Courts holden in the City of Richmond.
and also IN the District Court of Bruns'
wick His Clients may rely on his utIost
assidnity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care. % O''-
VIM. MUNFORD.
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For Sale.
On the 2nd day of March next, upon the
premises, between 500 and 600,
Acres Cf land

In the county Of Bedford, on the waters Of
Otter river, equal, if not superior, to any
high land in said county, OH which is about
so acres of fine Meadow Land, the greater
part of which is reclaimed. Upon this land
is tolerable dwelling house and other con-
venient out houses.-Also, the stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Plantati-
on Utensils, sc. sc. Terms of sale, one
half cash, the balance in ID months, OH
the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the date, if
not punctually paid, with lien on the pre-
misses to secure the balance of the payment.
The last mentioned tract of land will be
shewn to any person DESTROYS of purchas-
ing the same, by Major Joel Leftwich, con-
venient thereto.
EDWARD BOILING.
Goochland, 18th Dec. 1906. ids