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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
Richard Bland Lee.
PUBLIC SALE.

NM ILL he seid to the highest bidder, for !.
! Wv ready moaey, "a THURSDAY, theg.
9Th day Of JANUARY, 1907, if k.i1., if rot, the,
next fair day, al the plantation of the late Aas
aansl ,4dQaas, deceased. rear the LATHE Falls
of Potomac, Fairfax county; all his houshold
and Kitchen Furniture, one waggon and Har-
ness, several Negro Nsmen and Children,
and che Lad about ! s or II years oflage, Tor
a term OF years, to be made known Oh tie day
of sale.
Hannah Adams, Exr'x.
December "a. 2aw4F.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
N o T 4 C F..

The subscriber intending to leave this coodlhf-
try early next spring for Europe, requests all
taose Indebted to her to make Immediate pay
s1relit, as no fdrther indulgence can be given
and adj such as have clains against her to ex.
blbit then, for payment.
She PROPOSES, letting an moderate terms,
That cenlmodious HOUSE occupied by the
late John Dunlap as dwelling house, of which
immediate possession may be had Il {s
.3. ELIZA DUNLAP.
Dec. Is. G sliS,s d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
mo. 1900.
PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY, i 5th, will be sold On the

On THURSDAY, 5th, viii be sold On the
premises,
A N annual Ground Rent of A1nesy-nine
Il n Dollars, we'll secured; having two
story HOUSE, &c. on the premises; situA
atsd Oh Union, between Prince and Duke
streets. Terms, sc. will be made Known at
the place of sale.
Philip G. Marstellsr.
January 6. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
Fifty Dollars reward,

- ID. -..t /. . - E, ts
70 ANYWAY, from the subscriber, Me-
~ gro Man named GODFREY--below
tie middle stature, aged about 80 years--he is
rather black, has a down look when he speaks
or is spoken to, ard has thick voice. He lad
on when he Went away, dark mixed cloth
short coat and pantaIeeas aid a light striped
waistcoat He rode off a. large darE. grey
Mule, shod before. Tie above reward viii
be given &c any person WHO will deliver linn
to the jailoe at FscdeIicksburg--or Ten Doll.
lars for securing him in any other jail, and all
reasonable charges paid.
Richard Bland Lee.
January SIS. dst
FL The fr5a!er Ct the Federal Gazette at
Ralsiaore, tie Herald at Frederick roam, and
he plsgi'aa Gazette at Richmond, are regucst-
ed 10 insert TIE e6epe ZINES IN their reshectiue
;!ahsrs 1870 ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
PUBLIC SALE.
m SATURDAY NEXT,

ON SATURDAY. NEXT,
TTy5e Sold, at The Dwelling OF me date .dteron'
& Der Latimer, deceased, on Queen jStreet, at
theh personal estate Of the deceased, consisting
Of va,1etyg II
Groceries, Household Furnl=
ture, &c.
P. 6. MerstelIer.
January cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
Wanted to Flirchafe,

A NEGRO SIR F.a.at1s, VIE has been ac-
sastomcd TO wait an a saraily, and caA be wen
recommended - Esssaiirs Of re Prspser
November O.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07

Just Received,
ANp ToR SALE BY TIE syBscRIBERss
2iPipes L. p Madeira VINE
3 half do. do. q do.
6pipes ,Cognac BRANDY, Ath proof.
Nsd51yortb 8 Butter,
WHO HAVE en- hand,
sashhds. Jamaica Rum, 4th proof
10 do. ST. Croix do. 2d&sddos
s do. New-Englsnd do.
5 5. pipes Holland GIN
do country do.
hhdL. ma kef FaadeiFasVine } ola suPcr
4 quarter casks Dc. do. 5 riorqu'ty
3 do. Go. l.. P. iTcnerife do. do.
5000 bushels Lisbon ssAJ,I
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
f, Wanted TO puschafe,
FOR SALE.
On aaSs,sEsgsoass tern

\ On Ga0agssgsoa Stsfsss,
The large. comnlodioys welI-built, threee
story B Wick ~ no BSE on King 5gy.-sstret-
seclpiea by EIes;satsss. Richard Veitch & Co,
Apply tsaa Ss As;os sl5a
$3.50 James Patton
October %. s 81 sss q
l8 hhds. SUI Ar of good quality,
G IS ebbls. .s tosg SD lido
S pipes ath proof Brandy g
a Sqr. casks Sherrv ANine3 ofAexcellent
S al do. 10. Nstises. do. % qualfty.o
Boxes as Cotton Cards ACT s9aisaislsy
oaekssof Iiieanlee aeot and Sage iifa1i
3 Barrels Of clater and Herds Grass Seed
Anda large quantity of RediSole Leather,
Is fsr See ay sss4sg
s-.sst s, BsnIanin Shreye, Jun.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07

Iuit Received
Had for Sale 57 Ms Subscriber,
10 retailing 4Molasses
y la.tierces Of good Rice
400 bbIs. kilii@dl4ed Germ Meal
.3 s3hhds. old Antigua Run
6 hhds. Green Coffee
IS oacasks OF Lsilfae, and
SoooS.bushels. of Salt. II
..s .egf IN MILLER.
December IS. .is ..,,--,Fei.a.. 49, d. ls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07

e "A. &. CazenoVe, IS
King-street opposite Mr. Matt's tavern, has has
just received and FOL. sale, &.
A handiosle felection of FANCY
MUSLINS. !.
Black and eeIoRea Italian and India luse-
strings.
Ladies and gelalemenss white, black, and
solored SILK Rose
Silk, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gsoyss and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk vslyets,
Fine spli. straw Jipsey hats /,
White ana BLACK grapes s
Favnr celored sassineres and beaverets as
Miled gipses, hose aad caps
Men, women, and childrens Lists and mil
ied socks,
laps
: cases Ilsh linens
do. Nuns threads
= Rea Martinique AID other Freacheosdials,
In cases.
a fey Prints Of the Apotheosis of
Gtasraj Washington, liz elegant Gilt
Frames.
December l s. a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
DR.. PRESS " ~ ~ IL
i. -.CtY, CLFO5P A. 10 / A. y

h -, sY0L. 2a.' P-lRT Isl. I !, ari
Just receive, BY ROBERT CRAY, and fJr
e7sSaeale, ct his Book Store, IS Kinststsss.,a
sa - sseal. !. sy,..ltdias.s..
~ X @fs GH-"Nss@cF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
SALES AT KENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,

Corner Of Prince and Water streets,
4 varssty Of Dry Goods, Gys9eriss, Sc.
Particulars Of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
ALL kinds of goods which are on hiai IA
t;on and the prices Of which arc established,
aan at any time be yieWeaa and purchased at the
lowest limitation and prices.
2. G. Massteiler, v. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-07
Dissolution Of ,Partne1shlp. &

Dissolution ct Partnership. e.
yK7ILLIAM DOUGLASS, intending to
wv retire from business in this place, the
partnership of Doug4zss g I|daadev;lle Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and Joseph
II. Vaudeville is solely authorised TO adjust
and settle all the accounts Of the partnership.
1t is earnestly requested that all persons M
debted to them vii. settle the same With. him
Immediately, as longer indulgence Cannot be
given.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
{ 20 J

two columns of the Russians, under Ge-
nerals Benninigsen and Buxhoven, "a
mount to 10000 men, which must
have joined by the 9th.
JAN. S.-The mails from Denmark
bring news to the 3oth ult. All &C
counts agree in this, that the French
army are in a most direful state by dy-
sentery and other infectious disorders,
produced by the severity Of the weather
and want Of proper food-aearly the
whole Of the army being disabled.
The Danes aPPrehensive of French
attempts to violate their neutrality, and
force them into measures inconsistent
with their interests, are making prepare
tons to vindicate their rights and have
equipped several ships of the line for the
protection Of their coast and trade.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
prussians are commanded by Gen. Kali

Prussians are commanded by Gen. K ale
kreuth.
1t IS stated in private letter, that two
regiments Of French cavalry were cut to
pieces by two Prussian regiments, the
former having been drawn into an am
buscade near Dantzic. An application
has been made to the Emperor Of Aus
tria, on the part of France, desiring that
he should surrender Galiicia, if this
should be rendered necessary by anvar-
engagements in Poland. To this demand
the Emperor Francis is said to have re-
piled by decided negative.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19

Prom the 10th Sept. 1908, to the 18th
Nov. 1906, the number of Austrian,
French, and other troops, quartered in
the city Of Ulm, have amounted as fol-
lows Generals, 1888; staff officers,
1917; officers in general, 11O,27z !;
members of administrations, 1927 !;
prlvates, 1,115,821. Total number Of
individuals, 1,257,425: horses, 298, 494.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19

tliC ely Vi CIili, IldN = amounted us IOl-
lows Generals, 1888; staff officers,
1917; officers in general, 11O,27z :;
members of administrations, 1927 :;
prlvates, 1,115,821. Total number Of
individuals, 1887, 425: horses, 298, 494.
NETWORK, February IS.
Among the vessels which went to sea
on Monday, was the ship Latona for Ii
verpOol, having on board captain Brew
ster and son, Of the Revenue Cutter
AIessrs. Mitchell and White, pilots; and
capt. Pierce, brother to Mr.. Pierce who
was killed in the harbourof New-York
BY a shot from the British ship Leander.
They are to proceed to London as wit
nesses in the trial Of capt. Whitby.
An article in late French paper, I'M
der the head Of Constantinoplc, October
6, notices the appearance of an English
squadron before Alexandria, and that
three other vessels Of the line had arriv-
Cd III the Dardanelles.
February %.
Capt. Davis, Of the Manchester pack
ct, arrived in town last evening with the
January mail, having left the Packet at
Cravcsend Bay.
The editors Of The New-York Gazette
have received London papers to the
18th Of January, SIX days later than
those by the Oliver Ellsworth. The
complexion Of these papers arc much
more lively dian the last-the gloomy
state CT the French army, and the bril-
liant prospects Of their opponents, gave
new life to the enemies Of the powerful
Napoleon.
1t win be seen by the SUBSEQUENT ex-
tracts, that de French HEADQUARTERS
were at Warsaw, and that NOTHING had
prevented offensive and defensive oDer-
atoms III that quarter, but the extremely
distressed situation Of the French army.
1t also appears that the Russian army
were rro6ting by the disrcsses Of their
c,ne.Im{-thcir strength and hopes were
daily increasing.
o LONDON, Jan. 6.
Sir Hartford Jones has brought the la
stat accounts to Government from the
russian headquarters. He had a full
opportunity Of seeing them with his own
eyes, and We have his AUTHORITY to cav
mat he never saw an army in . b;ober
state Of discipline. or ,nCra -
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
w II f F. L n G,
THURSDAY, NJ ARCH19, 1897.
TUDGE WORKN1AN.

ENSIGN Mead. Of ,he armv Of the y.
nit.d States,wbo had Samuel Swartryo,,t
in charGe from \. Orleans to Wasbin~.
ton. and who was afterwards arrested on
a charcs Of m,,tino,Is and urogicer-I;Le
conduct. has n,Ibliehad = letter ,yi;cb he
had addressed to the Secretary ~ VVar
relative 70 a conversation At the tafI. of
Iudre Workman. At New-OrIr2ns. Tbie
letter contains the FOLLOWING. nassae.,s.
"When ! arrived b.rc. n.,tionad
to vou as correctly as ! could. the man
ner in which IuIre Worko.1 had de-
luded me. to%etb',. with U.uts. g'o,,lo,.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-19
SLESWICK. Dec. so.

We learn that Napoleon arrived at
Warsaw on the 10Th instant, where
Prince Murat was confined to his bed.
Skirmishes daily take place between the
Russian and French outposts.
Five hospitals have been erected at
Warsaw. KOsliusko, who left Paris
the 13th, was expected at Warsaw to
put himself at the head Of the Polish
confederation.
TONNINGEN, Dec. so.
All accounts agree that the French
army are much reduced by sickness and
scarcity.--The Empress Josephine and
the Queen Of Holland have fled from
the conta2ion.
PRESBURG, Dec. 80.
We learn that the Russians, $4,000
strong, arc posted at Noldavia and
Waliachia, as friends and allies Of the
Sublime Porte that they have advanc-
ed as far as Widen, and united with
10000 Servians, commanded by Czorni
George.
Accounts from Berlin Of the 10th,
state that the hospitals there and At
Magdeburgh, are full Of sick & wounded
French, who arrive nightly by Wagons
tuil. Contagious fevers and nux pre-
vail to an alarming drgrcc. The ply
sicians are put in requisition,
me Russian army on the frontiers Of
Poland amount to $4,000 men, and will
be enlarged BY January.
LONDON, Jan. Q.
The h,rg Of Prussia's head quarters
nave been transferred from Koninqsbcra
to Wehlau. His army combined wif6
the Russian division under Gen. Toll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
A Negro Man,

BY the name of NEPTUNE, who formerly be.
longed to the estate of John Eales, dec. living
then in the lower end Of Henrico--he il a tall,
po't'y fellow, stoops in hrs shoulders, or you
may say round shoudefed. high forehead, his
hair peeked up each side of HRS forehead, fiat
nose, large white teeth, draws his words when
he talks, or rather talks through his nose, and
has scar some where in his face, about forty.
FIVE years of age-it rs supposed ne is now pas
sing as free man in the city of Richmond, as
he thinks himself secure. There never has any
efforts been made to apprehend him-hc has a
wife at John Hales, dec. living in the lower end
Of that county, and mo,her-perhaps he may
be haibored there. ANY person, that will deli
yer him TO William Clopton. in Cumberland or
! secure him in any jail, SO tina, get him again,
shali receive the above reward.
ELIZABETH CLOPTON.
Cumberland county, Aug Ia 1907 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
For SALE,

AT public auction, on he 18Th day of Sept.
u next, that valuable seat known b the name
os WHITE. HALL, in Goochland county, the
residence of Col John Payne in his lifetime To
enter into minnie description of this scar would
be superiluous, as i, is supposed no person ~ill
purchase without FIRST viewing the premises
suffice i, TO say IL contains 600 acres OF GOOD
LAND The dwelling house is spacious and
elegant. with suit Of excellent and convenient
out buldngs. extensive and productive APPLE
ORCHARDS. &c. The terms of sale will be
one third in two years, the other two thirds in
annual Payments, next succeeding the FIRST.
Bond with personal security will be required for
the first payment, and a deed of truHt on The
land to secure the two last.
AT the same time will be SOLD, the STOCK
OF CATTLE, &c. &c. together with sundry ar
ticles of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, on credit of IL months; bond and
security will be required.
SMITH PAYNE, One Of tbe Ex'rso Of
JONI PAYNE. Dec.
And TOE only acting Executor Of
Ro: PAYNE, Dec.
July 31st, 1907 ids
N. b The land will be shewn by Mr. George
w Payne who liv-s contiguous thereto
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
FOR SALE,

ohhosife Colonel MayO's ns~ Bui dings,
sth, 3rd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum ia
hhds. OF the crop 1906 Imported early
1906
New ENGLAND Rum in hhds. md barrels
4 pine very Superior Hollands Gin
Rye WhisEey in barrels
Loaf and brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel or bag
Beet aiuG Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac 5aad and Herriugs,
Stone lime IN large and small casks.
And general assortment Of GRCCE.-
RIES, &c. &c---which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOB GREENE.
Richmond, 27th MsY, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12

III a Court Of Quarterly SeSsion continued
and held for ABemarle county, the sth
day of Angust, 1907.
John MCoy, pltf.
dgaiHrf
Henry Emmeron, Josiah Hum IN C6dTee,1'
phrcy < Jacob Gin, defts }
THE defendant Jacob Git not having entered
bis appearance and given security according
10 TIC act Of assembly ard the rules Of this
court and IL appearing to the Satisfaction Of the
court that nc is not ga iahabtaut of This COM
nouwcai,h; ONthe motion Of the plain 1T b. his
counsel n % o'ceycG, tbat the said defendant
s2"car here on the 6rss doy re The next term
nd answer the bit OF INC p'sir'iF and tbs,
copy ct tGis order he iouhvith inserted in the
Virginia Argus printed in the city ofRiehmond,
Tor TWO mouths excessively, and posted 81 the
font door nj the courthouse Of TIC said county.
coPys--ftstc,
.d!cE'r. Ga,retr, d. e.G.c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
Drs. Grin gan S adams

TAKs this opportunity to inform their friends
and he public in general. that ,hes are a
gain associated in The PsAcTIcr of MEDI
CINE e SURGERY; Applications made at
The residence Of either of The partners. ard at
she shop CT Il. 1. CRAWFORD, will be s,,ic,y
attended to.
Aug. 29,h, 1907. DIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12

HAT most beautiful ard healthy situation
L known by the name Of HALLSRORCUH
" HALLS STORE. lying on the Backing
ham road. seventeen miles above Manchester
Also another valuable TRACT OF LAND,
in the lower end of Powhatan county, contain.
ing two hundred aces moro or less with good
improvements, ard there is no doub, of great
quantity of COAL being oil this land
The subscriber will give great bargain in
the said lands, as he wishes 10 move 10 the Yves
tern country. For terms apply 20
2hCH'H HALL
August 25,h. 1907. Fl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
NOTICE.


FVVHE books, papers, and accounts Of the
l. late mercantile firm of M'Credie and
Mcmillan, Of the city of Richmond, being
now ia the possession of George Mere
d., one OF the Adm'rs Of John MaCredie,
deceased, who was the surviving partner of
M.Credie and Mcmillan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to George M'Credie, or
maize such other arrangement as may be
most conducive to the interest of the said
concern, rs well as to the debtors thereof.
il is expected that due attention will be
pad to this notice, as It is desirable that
close should be Immediately made of the
transactions OF the above mentioned firm.
NANCY M'CREDlE, ,1dm'rr.
JAMES PENN, : 11-,
GEORGE M'CRED1E, '1"" re-
Manchester, goth June, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
William LoWnes.

y ETUREs his sincere thanks to his friends and
IL The public generally, for the libsral encou-
ragenent received since his commencement OF
business IN Richmond; and hopes his assiduity
to business, and puneuality will en,i,e him TO
4 continuance of their tavors He has removed
to house nearly opposite the Bell-Tavern where
he intends carrying on the Book Binding business
in all its variety. and in the most modern, i'm
proved and fashionable style, with punetuali,y,
nea'ness and dispatch.
Printed Books bound in the most elegant and
substantial manner. in morocco and calf. full
gilt and le;tered-also, in sheep gilt and plain.
Bianh Books of every description, ruled to any
pattern. and bound with the latesr improved
spring and patent backs, and Russia bands and
parchment corners. which add much to the
strength of the books, aud ease aud conveniency
Of the writer.
Orders from the country will be thankfully
received and punaually attended TO as above
Old books re bound
Richmond, Aug 81, 1867.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
JAMES WOOD. PresiGenr.
SAM: COLEMAN, Sec'rY.
FOR SALE,

rOh OA LIE,
y Tf LdNDS in Cumberland county, lying
Iva or Appomat,ox river, joining he lands Of
Messrs William < George SSpwi,h this land
Is equal II nor superior TO any land in Csmber
land eonniy, OF James river. it contains 6O7
acres, one half OF which is covered with ire
timber OF every description These is on this and
decent dwelling house, and between -four and
h"e hundred barring apple trees Of choice fruit
One third of the money will be expected " hen a
ti'e Is made, the other two thirds may be divided
into ;wo annual payments. Mr Jerman Baker
or Dir William Skipwi,h will Shew the land to
any person wishing 10 become purchaser.
FRANCIS EPPES.
Chesterfeld. Iune g. 1907 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
In King William County Court, Ju-
ly 9th, 1907,

ly 9th, 1907.
Christopher TOmPkins' ComPlainant,) In
against { Clan.
Thos Reeves & John Temple, defts. Gerry.
THE defendant Thomas Reeves not having.
entered his appearance and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly, and the rules
OF this Court, and 1t appearing to the satisfac-
tion of the Court, that he is not an inhabtant os
this country On the motion Of the Conn al.
nant by his counsel, IL is ordered, that the said
defendant Reeves, do appear here on the fourth
Monday IN November next and answer the bin
Of the Complainant; and that copy Of this or
der be foIthwi inserted in some newspaper pub-
lished in the eity Of Richmond for two nontha
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Court huuse Of this county. And IL is further
ordered that the defendant Temple do not nav.
convey away. or secrete any debts BY him owing
10 the other defendant, Thomas Reeves, un,1
the further order or decree Of this court.
A Copy Teste,
Robert Pollard, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12
The SUBScsIBER OFFERS FOR SAFE,
A Valuable Plantation,

IN the lower part of the county of Middlesex,
and was formerly the property of the late Col.
VIM. Churchill, dec.-It contains 200 acres,
and is beautifully situated on the river Pianke-
tank. about FIVE miles from its mouth about
ore fourth Of this Land is cleared, the residue
Is covered with valuable growth of pine and
oak timber, and the soil is q. good IS any in
that part OF the country. II enjoys the advan-
'age Of an excellent spring near the House. and
the finest Fish, Oysters and wild Fowl, NAV be
had in the greatest abundance IN their respec-
tive seasons. The improvements on this Land
are inconsiderabie, in consequence of its being
tor many years past IN the hands Of tenants.
Young Negroes vii! he taken in part. or fer the
Hho'e OF the purchase, and good and suiIicen,
'ite will be made the l.ur hascr, and possession
gwen on or before The first cf January next
For terms, apply to Joseph Carter. ir. near
Chownins's Ferry. in the county OF Lancaster.
IT the said land is no, disposed of bcFo,e the 9th
Monday in October next, it will then be offered
at public auction, to the highest bidder in Ur-
| banna.
JURIAH HARRIS.
august ). 1907. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12

ENTLEMkN who have been good as 10
- receive subscriptions TO the SECOND VO-
LUME Of The REVISED CODE Of VIRCI
MA LAWS, now IN tho press are respectful.
ly requested to return the subseripiion-papers 10
the publisher BY the FIRST Of November next on
which day the subscription, az the present price,
will s closed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-12

1T a meeting Of tie soeietyef Cincinnati st |
The Caf'itoi in rhe city Of Richmond, on |
Thursday, the 2Sh day Of May, 1907.
ResctUed, That general meeting of the so
ciety be called on the second Monday IN De
cemser next, TO meet ct the capitol in the city
of Richmond, to take into consideration, and
make an ultimate destination of their funds.
Resoivsd, That The standing committee be di.
rec'cd ard vested with the power of converting
all The funds of the society into money, which
shall be laid out in Stock of the Bank of Vir-
gina but the s1id committee are not autho-
rized 10 act under this resolution mill after the
SAID second Monday in December next.
Signed,
JAMES WOOD. P,esiaenr.
Attest,
SAM: COLEMAN, Secretary.
In pursuance of the foregoing resolutions the
members OF the Virginia State Society of Gin
cinnati are requested to meet at the Capitol in
the CITY OF Richmond, en- the second Monday in
December next, for the purpose therein con-
tempia,ed.
JAMES WOOD, Rresideas.