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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

nRUMS, Flies, Swords, Belts, No,s, Epaulet,s,
- Stocks and CoekaSes, TO be Lad At Eno,h Sal
livan's Jewelry Store.
Ausua 7. IT,
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~ nc '-
/; ~ BY eoufen, of The parties, the ialc zbove-
mentioned, is potPoned till the 18th day of Oeto-
berneS, n hen it will take pace the Oxford Iron.
Works--and by the hike content, will be fold, under
the decree aoreiad rhcufand fix hundred acres
nf LAND, more or !eis, 6ua,ed ON Caawba Creek
and the waters thereot in the county OF Botetourt
granted to the faii Rois by twenty two feveral pa 4
tents one for 200 acres, bearing date the eth aY
OF Decembrr, 1885; the other twenty-one patents
bearing date onthe I 3th of May, 1856, and which
are as follows: for 500 acres four for 500 acres.
each; for 900 acres each: one Tor ninety acres
one Tor 10 acres, one for lS9 acres, Tor $50 a.
eres one Tor 290 acres, for 2Io acres, one for
2 acres four for foaF hundred sores each, one for
three hundred and iixry for $50 acres one
Tor 4So acres, and one for 81 acres the metes and
Bounds OF which Lands will appear by the faid pa
tentsas nentioned rhc sd David ROSS deed of trn,f
TO Bur. ell StarSe AMI oihers, bearing date on the 5th
of Jme, 1895, aud ree1tied in the General Court.
The iae oi the Lapd ainrr,id wi take place a, the
Eagle Tavern, inthe Cay of Rchnnnd, on the el n
day of O2o5er next. is8 sSg
H.. ..,- BEN MOSBY, d. NJ roN
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The afoeiation Of this club terminates with III
Preent races, and it IS fuppoed that this pufs will
be worth above three hundred dollars,
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BEN. MOSBr, d. M.

JOSEPH SCOTT, M. ". D.
Augua 7tb. 1907. G3m sss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.

1 he sioufc cf Delegates have at Length agreed ia
the q vN1e PN with the o47ijGsn # the tax on the
Virginia Bank and OH the S,ock of The u. S BsnL
dep"ilted at Nocfoik.-The fame b Il paa,d the Sen
ate, IAN evening, without any oppoiton.
ne Houie 81 Delegates adopted ALTO a refoiu,ion.
Hse'arrg' that IT was the right of the General A.n,-
bly, to tax the capita! Of the Virginia Bauk, or of a.
ny other Bank within the limits Of the Rate, whenever
,hsy may deem it exred.nt. relolutien wa,
iait evening fubmitted to the Senate, where
after various amendments being propelled, the s,evi-
o 9ueiion Was put, that is whether" the rain 7uc
TIC" fhoud n0,D be put )" which wa: decided in the
negative.
Inc Senate have alto adopted the Bill for ssan4Gus
tie f1sHe eaa,d fatior-d in this city; with two ar
three amendments. One of thei. is to peGpone ,hso
perahon OF the law until the IN Of June; il beng
inppoed that iuieien. guard foali be prefer we'd.
until The dif'i5ution ofthe public arms could b. ac
eon'plihed.
'smoit probable, that the Legislature will this
Gay a:,'ar7 ITS felton, In our paper, Ghall
lay before our readers liz of the private aas
'"'nmary OF the acl ssi public nature and na.e.
nlent OF revenue sud appropriations, &c Sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
VIRGINIA MILITARY WARRANTS!

'IiE owners Of thofe warrants are refpeSfuly in
Il formed, that by act ol Congrefs paffrd the
25d march 1904, the time of locating is profcribed
10 the esd March next, and that there are doubts
whether the time will be prolonged.
The Sublcriber offers his fervees 20 tie holders of
iueh warrants (either where they are INDICATED or
where the locations dcubtfuD to locate, furvey,
S"d procure tie patents. his expence, for fuch
as may employ him-for which ferv,es he will ex-
rel an e7"as fourth part of the Lands; and Gould
there be aiiY dilPute, or deic9 in the title. which
may arie 10 that part Of the buines done by him. he
N.''. take tLe part daYuted or detective.
FROM the general acquaintance he has with the ter
Tory re.sTvsd. a;d lis great difcover the
true iiiuaon OF the claims therein, he HAers himfelf
chat his locations will be equal tho!e of any other
locator.
Where claims are @cubtful, he will undertake 20
iurnh the heit information rep. elHg them, and at
as tier owaer may drea for whic, frrvices he will
FHpet Reasonable eonmiiion ou, OF the Land when
fecGrrd.
Psrions whining to enrIny BIN will forward pro-
per PoNers, directed 10 hir at Chicothc, Ohio, his
pisee o Irditnee..Leters Intended to meet hin, at
the oiaee before Tie Esd March will be addreilrd to
hun az Middle town Jefterfon County Kentucky----
Pef'"ns wiring to him, and employing him, neel
not ezped snfHens.
JOSEPH KERR.
January 90. Isw4ws.
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FOR SALE,
BY TIE .Subrcrik.r.

w EST-!NDIA and New. England Rum. French
" Bfandy' Molaiies, Loaf & Brown Sugar. COT
lee and Chocolate, Bet Imperial an1 Hyfon Tea.
Topper Ksee ard ground Ginger, Nutn,s gs & Gloves
W,ndior Having Soap, Lintfeed aud Lamp OIL
hte Lead and SPaniih Brown, Yellow ochre, Pa
tent Green ground in oil, 8 by 10 6, 10 by IL VIM
row Gals, 3D. Sd. I'D, Cd, Sd Iod s, cod Nails and
SPIKE do Barr Iron of all drcrptions fquare. ia, and
round Plowpates, German Steel, Fire dogs & skle,s
fowder a"d ohot, Liverpool five Salt for pork, ben
iiaIe' salt Tor Pork SaPetre & Brimnone, GOO pair
Gus t,e% Shoes, mems line ihoes, boys 90. Ladies'
Kid ahd Morocco Slippers, Table I.irnen and Ir;O,
meeting Bare skin, blue and mixed Plains. Patent
CORD and ihickietts, Writing and Wrapping Paper.
Pai's Board. Cotton and VOL Cards, few barrels
N'aeka'el' Novafcotia Herrngs, do. GrindRone,.
Hgo,jyf. reeci@ed /,sz Bofon.
one Pan" Forte ore elegant Piano Forte with
addiuona keys
ne ABOVE articles will be fold cheap for cath or
country produce, OF 90 days at the bank.
BENJ STErSON.
J"' go oaw3m.
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Tbu,ic!oy, Tan. l6.

an e'..roiied bill, "inpoiing faxes for the fupport
o. government" was read third time
The G"eft'on being put upon filling the blank in
the following elauie, On that portion of III.
capital tack Of the bank of the uni,ei States which
IS dePoi;ed in the branch 5a,k at Norfolk tax Of
per certum; - mott
on was made to fill the faid blank with the word.
lone and one eighth of one :" & the qneilon being
put on filling the blank with the faid ords, i, ralIed
In the negative, Aye, rs Noes rs.
lhe qustiion being then put on filing the faid
blank with the word" one" it rafIed in the atfrn,a
tive, Ayes T39--Noes |.
Several other blanks in the bill were then filled
up;
RsfofVes, Tha. the bill 90 pats. and tina, the title
De- an npoiing taxes for the fupport Of govern
ment."
ora.rta, That the clerk carry the flid bill to the
SENATE and ceire their concurrence.
The houle, according to the order OF the DAY, re-
folved it!elf into committee of the whole hou on
me tate OF the commonwealth and after Tome time
ipent therein, Mr.. Speaker refun,e1 the chair and
Mr. Randolph reported, that the committee Of the
whole houie OH the Gate OF the conniou,. cath had
according to order, had under their confederation
Bill, (" 10 appropriate the public revenue" had gone
through the lame and made ieveral amendment
thereto which he handed in at the clerks table
One amendment Propofed by the committee is in tie
following words, To wit: 80 To pay the warrant a
the Auditor o public i'll favor of Adam Beard
and andrew Hoiea, the fun Of fixteen hundred and
thirty-one dollars and twenty-five cents being the
amount OF Judgment of the di0ria court of Rich
mond, IN behalf OF Beard aud Hofea againR the COM
mon wealth; to be paid after the fri dayof Oaober
next. The faid amendment being twice read, was
on the suction put thereuPon, agreed by the houfe
ayes 65--Noes -.
The remaining amendments being levorally read
econd time, agreed to by the houic the bill
iurther amended and rs amended ordered TO be en-
Srohed and read third me.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

..proo., he s' e,aa ass ' is ss s'o qs sr
makes an ;irmeaning r-sc,.nce 70 he t,roofa
re faye, he wants, Of the pro?risiy e ia
own condud, twelve months FRO. Nor can
wc be better fiiisicd cf th- manner ia
| which the gentleman h,s fupport,S 1 hi,
charge O. want OF Independence in the hopf.
81 delegates, when we find. tia, "a opportunity
was offered them, of making fimii.r pohpone-
1'ent of The rcto'u,ion, with that which &C cur
red m the Senate, and OF thus avoiding dec.li
on on ITS merits; although indeed the motion
had not written preface, vet The arguments
OF rs advocates, brought fully 10 view the hne
reafans, which lathe Language Of the fena.orisl
poitponement, was fpread on the journals.
In cloiing my remarks, ] beg leave to exprers
The unftigned regret which feel, that the evil
dence exhibited in Virginia, of the exfence Sf
me political principles advocated by the n,ino-
rity in Congrefs, is bu. too prominent. had
hoped that reflection, and the current of events.
would have induced the fame iience in the
fate legislature, which has been obferved hi.
therto in Conerefs. / could have wifhed that
no other expeditions of diflatisfaction, had been
evidenced nthe legislature of Virginia, in adopt
ing refolution on national affairs, than has been
tXh'bited IN the legiil,turrs of the other ftates
acting on the fame fubjcet. now hope that
the evidences of farther deiire 70 mark in the
itrons colours, uled in Copgrrfs, and in the
fena'- of Virginia, the diviiions which have IA.
Ken place, will not again be exhibited; and
conclude with expecting the belief that it is on
tie calm and temperate decifon of the people,
tnaf We may belt rely, TO abolilh the fchifms of
party, and Preicrve our political principles I'm.
impaired.
.--s ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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COMMUNICATIVE

A duel took place at Na,chez on the so,,
NOV iat, between MAJOR Ferdinand Leiph
Claiborne and Capt. Farrar. Two f,ots we
exchanged, the frf without eject, the C.cond
proved clofe one--Maior Claiborne's hall en-
tered the right iide of Capt. Farrar under The
arm, hut for the want of powder did not pene-
trate the eavi:y-Capt. F's ball paiie,l through
the cape OF Maj. Clsborne's coat and yeit with.
out doing injury.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

ny virtue OF Deed OF TruR, executed to me, for the
PurPoles therein mentioned, by Gideon H.,.L.r
decd OF the county of Goochland, bearing date
the 18th day OF February 1904, will be fold az
Puoiie iaie Tor ready money on Saturday the I4tb
Gay oil February next, in the county of CoochIand
at the place generally known by the name of the
Little Stone, '"e
N"o very likely NEGROE MEN, orc By the
a name oil Elijah, the other by the name of DAM
January 60. .4c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
McCAY g COwAN,

IL AVE rreeiVed BY TIE late nyyivaL fyoo,
I L London, n large and f,H;oaobL oG,r..
menf of Geld ami Sii1cr WATCHES. sgitb n
7,aricctg Of articles Of JezoeAcyy and Silver
Hork. HDo, nm g9orfmenf of Wa.cb Maklr,
TOOLS aHd 0iaferidLt qUbieb, qoif6 fbeir far
nierHoek, re1dcyS fbeir aD5yi71eaf pery peaSra/.
[H Of q0bieb tiny oder at lie meg REDUCED prices
for eab.
December Is. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
JOHN TON1PKINS.

~" rCs..'ef an cFa'fmeei If GOODS Cenfaiar Of
q LANNii.S CVatinZs. Blankets, Rofe and Dnf-
: lie hra's 'TIize, kerieys Feanoughr, Cloths, Car
pets and Cape;irg, Boni5ozc:ts, SwanfIown. patsnr
Cord Powder ard Shot, DowIas, shesting, Kcr-
ieymgre'' Caicoes and Mullins, &c &C. which he
package.
NOv.1f. IF
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FTiS1y, Tan. Is.

a communication from the Sr,ae hy their clerk :
The Senate nave agreed to the reislu,ion on the
fubje& of che amendment propoied by the Ieg1a.
lures al the hate Of Maryand and Tenneiee, to the
contribution Of the United States. And their COM
mittee have examined levcra other enrolled bills,
which, 5eing found truly enrolled, have been figned
by their !pea.ser.
Anengrofed bill, To reprcf. and punih certain
acts hottie to the peace and tranquility of the United
S.ates within the jurifdtton OF this fate" was read
third tine and pafed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
ANDREW JAMIESON's
%LEXANDRTH CIR ICKERS,
No7O LaHdIRe,

4 CONSIGNMENT by Mr.. Iam;eroo. d;rso
! \ from the Bakery, of his Gar.fan,'d exeellent
crackers, IN barrels, half bbls and kegs. Alfo FL
peTne Piot-Bread, in bbs. and for fae, Cat the IA
kerry price IN Alexandria, and eharces AZ the Aor.
iAeIy occupied by MelIrs. Cranberry and Hsneoel
by IANfEs eHSrrty ~
vino has n fore, iow-priced blue Jack la Cloth.
ana a'lor'ed f!anne'' which he will fell bargain.
Dec. G. e
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FOR SALE.

a TENEMENT, being part of Lot 40. ! 90 ai
n joining Mrs. Sarah Letters at Rockets: lately
occupied by captain Benjamin Cover; whereon i. a
connexions Dwelling Houie in good repair. For
terms, apply to MIR. Richard Young near the premife,
or TO the iubicrber at baltimore
STEPHEN COLVER.
January - 1aw st.e.
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TO HIRE.

For tie fr9sat yeGt.
a N excellent Iioufe SERVANT, who can he
recommended for his honeny, iobrety and at
2ccuomd to be with children and wait in the Ioufs
Inquire OF the Editor, at the Loan Office
January 90. g
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CsnsraI asec,nalr of-airginia,
EXTRACTS FROM THE JOURNALS OF
THE HOUSE or DELEGATES.
KedneL1sY, CANARY Ii.

Wedns1.y, January IA.
a communication from the Senate by their clerk
Tie Senate have paned the bill, Changing IN.
manner OF eleaing common councilmen OF the city
Williamsburg the bill, AZ To amend an aa for
reducing into a the fevcral acs concerning the
Court of Appeals" with amendments, to which they
requet the concurrence Of the Houfe of Delegates
The houfe proceed to eonfider the amendment to
the frf named bill, and the fame being twice read
was on the queaion put thereupon, agreed by ,he
houfe.
The houfe proceeded to confider the amendments
to the laa named bill, when motion was made to
poRpone the further confederation of the faid bill
with the amendments to the SIN day of March next
and the queion being put the faid motion, it pat.
fed in the nega,ivs--Ayes 20, Noes 1913.
The queft;on being then put on the faid amend
ments, they were feverally agreed to by the houle
An eugroiied bill, f" To amend an aa, entitled,
An ACT reducing into the feveral aas concern
ing the efablhment. jrrifJitiion and powers of diff
tri9 COURTS, read third time and the title being
amerdcd,i was psfTed.
On motion, Ordered that the committee Of the
whole houir on the Gate OF the commonv. ealih be
discharged from further CONFEDERATION Of the amend
ment PToPoleds TIE cp,.i,u,ion of the United States
By the legislatures OF the Ea;es Of Mlrylana and
iennefee
On motion, Re!olvrd, 'rhe General Aaemb.y
having received an6 RESPECTFULLY Coz ier-d the icfo
iotions OF the Legislatures Of the flares Of Nsryiand
Tenpeise, on the futet at obtaining 81. Snent.
NETT to the contribution oil Ire United States: Re
io'ved that It unnec.lry attempt 70 obtain the
amendment propofsd hy RE laid rvloiu,ions.
O'fyea ina. 'hv CLERK carry the fail reloutien to
the Ssi'Ate 3ad jeiire their concurrence.
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BURR'S CONSPIRACY.

The following letter cans more Pure light upon
the coutpiracy of A. Burr, than any com.
municatian which has yet heen pubflred.
IL Is derived from The fame bieb autborify.'
as the letter, which appeared two weeks
fince in the Enquirer, on the fame fubied.
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1" fSrInaH-: Of Rgaiation Of tie Common Council for
Of TIE 20b Of January, so7,
+ VI ICE IS hereby given, that the Common
~ Hall will proceed, at the next monthly mee,ipv
to appoint Captain of the Night watch for the etS
January 22. it.
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FOR SALE-OR RENT.

MY TENEMENT in Manchester. pIssfar,,v &.
1VA tuated on the hill, which overlooks the FaJIs
fianfa,ion, and containing iuitable accommodation.
ior iamlly-At any time when may be our of
town. application may be made to;Mr. Henry L, BIZ
JAMES HENDERSON,.
January %. oaw,f
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NOTICE.

ne Subleriber reqnrGs all indebted to him bv
fpeSiys dsb'..
his no. icaiion given in eonfeqrcnse Of his de-
ehning the Msrezntos bufneisiu Msneheaer, and in
ten''ou TO remove therefore the uee,y Of an imme-
date compliance with it By thols who win to avoid
law fu,s.
COLLIN McRAE.
January g. qaw9w.
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!, q. This osfrvstion is perfectly c1.sa.
'hsne'ar- wore inror'int more fruitful in irt--
se;'"'g REMARKS than the one propelled I'VE fsll
fs's9Ve ous o"n comments fc- iubiequea, paper.
E.Ifo-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
Private Academy.

hURING the ensuing year the Rev. G.
- II. DEVENISH will resume and pur-
sue the professional instruction of youth, at
the Sweet Springs. The extreme healthi-
ness of the situation, the cheapness ofboard-
ing, the total exclusion from every oppor-
tunity or Indictment to dissipation, and the
singular advantage it enjoys of being visit
ed by number of literary characters, ca
pabie of inspecting and experimenting its
management, render this among the most
ligible situations in Virginia for an institution
ofthis nature, and are among the principal
reasons which have induced him TO make
choice of this most delightful and advanta-
geous place, as the seat of his seminary.
His course of instruction will be Invisible
into two parts: The first will comprehend
English Grammar, Geography with the
use of the Terrestrial Globe and Maps, E.
locution, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Eu-
elid's Elements. The greatest attention
viii also be paid to the study of the dead
languages, where it NAV be the desire of
parents or guardians. The second part will
comprehend Logic, Political Economy, His
tory, Composition and Ethics. 1t is his
most anxious wish that majority Of his
pupils may be composed of boys from nine
70 fifteen years of age, who will be continu-
cd under his direction till they shall COM
plete the course.
Under these circumstances he hatters
himself it would be in his power TO render
permanent and substantial services, and IL
inspire his pupils with love Of virtue,
knowledge and prediction for manly, use
ful and honorable sentiments and pursuits,
which would exert a predominant influence
over their future happiness and usefulness
in life.
He wishes to receive from 30 to Is pw-
pills. His charge for tuition will be O dol
lars per quarter, paid in advance, for boys
under IS years of age, and ID 1-2 dollars
per quarter, paid III advance, for boys be
yond that age. His charge for board, wash
ing, candles and fire (the fees of tuition not
inciuded) will be 20 dollars per quarter,
paid in advance, for boys under Is years
Of age, and % 1-2 dollars per quarter, paid
in advance, for boys after that age. Each
bo&rder must furnish his own bed, or be
subjected to an additional charge Of z dol
lars per annum, payable as above, lii case
or having it furnished.-P2renrs who may
wish to place their children under his di-
rection will please make application to
Messrs. GEORGE and ROBERT TURNER,
Richmond, or-so she subscriber at the Sweet
Springs.
G.. II. DEVENISH.
n. B. TIE Academy will go into ope-
ration the first Monday in February, 1907.
The hours of public tuition in this seminary,
will be from O'Clock every morning (Sun-
days excepted) till O'Clock, and again
from till S o'clock in the afternoon. No
vacations that can possibly be avoided viii
be permitted, Mr.. D. conceiving them G.
qually injurious to the morals Of the teach
ers and pupils.
Sweet Springs, Nov. %, 1866. w5t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
w. HAlG H T,
Uphoisfere2' and Paper
hanger,
FROM NETWORK ;

r nv VI NE W. OIth
y ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
Az tants of Richmond and its vicinity, that
he has taken n house in the main-street
nearly opposite the Old City Tavern, where
he has for Sale, large and elegant assort-
ment Of the following Upholstering articles,
viz. 5000 pieces Of French, English, Dutch
and Americana aper-hangings, with elegant
Borders to suit Fringes, Tossels, Cords,
Bed-laces and Curtain-bindings of diff
terent colors and qualities; SOphas, Set
tees, Easy chairs Hair, Moss and Flock
Mattresses likewise, large and fashion
able assortment Of NIyHHOG.d.VY FUR
WTTURE, made by the best and most APP
proved workmen in New-York, viz. Side
boards, Bed-stcads of different kinds, DIM
ing-tablcs, with and without ends Card
tables, Portable Desks, Sattin-wood ladies'
writing-tables, Foot-stools, Wash-hand-
stands, Batlers' trays, Secretaries with and
without Book cases, Letter-caSes with Ia
.Dles, Knife-boxes and Music-cases, with q
humber of other articles too tedious to mem
ton.
Bed and Window Curtains made in the
most fashionable style.
w HAIGHT, flatters himself that his
knowledge in the above business, and the
constant supplies which he shall receive,
will entitle him to the patronage Of ge-
Rerous public.
All the above articles will be disposed
Of on the lowest terms, for cash or negoti-
able notes.
Live Geese Feathers, and Horse-hair,
bought and sold.
Richmond, November Sd, 1906 w3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
Charles SchaaH,

Skin. Dresser 3, Parchment Maker,
LbTE IRON PHTLIDELPBIA;
INFORMS the public that he has com.
menced the business IN this city, on the
street leading from the Market house by
b. Tate's lanyard; has now for sale,
PARCHMEN I and white Tawed SHEEP
and LAMB SKINS of the best quality /;
also, SHEEP WOOL for hatters and spin
ming. he expects shortly to be able to sup
ply large quantity Of Felt and Rorum
WOOL, which he will sell on reasonable
terms.
Richmond, an. Il, 1897. wcH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-23
James R1Uer LAND
For SALE.

NN the 18th day of February next, up
" on the premises, between 900 and 1000
acres, thirtv-siX miles above Goochland
courthouse, will be exposed at PUBLIC
AUCTION, for ready money Tor as may
best suit the purchaser) on credit of eight
years, by equal annual instruments, with ali
advance OF only two thousand five hundred
pounds. Upon the premises are new two
story dwelling house, SO by 90 feet, seven
rooms, two above and two below, with a
passage in each, a portico on one side
and a poarch on the other ; an excellent
dry cellar of the above dimensions, toge-
ther with a wing to the house and all other
necessary outhouses, new and built
of the pest materials, particularly the dwell
ling house, meat house, barn and granery.
On this tract there are about four hundred
acres of first and second rate low grounds !;
about one hundred acres of high land
cleared, on which there is ~ orchard of
about four hundred fruit trees, two hundred
of which are choice grated bearing apple
trees, the balance peach and cherry trees.
Five sixths ofthe cleared land is well en-
elo-cA and divided for cropping. lnthe low
grounds there is about 40 acres 10 clear,
which with the balance TO cut, is well TIM
bered. Tue plantation sbonnds with excel
lent water, having four springs of fine wa
ter convenient TO the dwelling house and
kitchen, The dwelling house is on q con-
siderable eminence, commanding an cx
Eensive view above and oeiow, and in Il
wealthy and agreeable neighbourhood !:
there is likewise on the main road, near the
fork, leading to Cartcrsvine and Column
bia, new bnilt house, well constructed
for store or grocery, and adjoining the
blacksnith's shop.-The purchasers will
be requiredt to execute bond with approved
security, and execute also a deed of trust
ON the premises to secure the different in
stal,nPnts --Also FIFTEEN