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BALTIMORE, January 80.

.F{ BALTIMORE, january ~.
Arrived at Annapolis, schooner Lavater,
Williamson, from New Orleans. Lett there,
schooner Thatcher, from Baltimore; Robe
.rcus, Hall, of Baltimore, for Europe, and a
number OF others, names not recollected.
At Annapolis, schooners Greyhound, from
St. Jago Nimrod, from New Orleans two
other schcosers and two briggs.
In the Nimrod came passenger FIR. Swart--
wout, under the charge Of lieuts WiisoA and
Mead; they proceeded to washington tbs
morning.
The Lavater brought dispatches to govern
nent. The state OF affairs remained lngcn
the same as at the date OF our last acYices.-
The embargo was still continued. Ogden and
Alexander had been arrested, and were to be
sent to Washington in the schooner Brothers
and Sisters, which would sail III few daysai-
ter the Iavhter.
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Tons, 1,257 s5a 90
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4 ons. t,l4o,36s 25
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europe.
Continuation Of AateR European Intelligence { via
Meqv- York.
FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
SLXTT-SEVENTH BULLETIN.

OLAF -OEPENI n BULLET IN.
OHerode, March 25.
On the 14th init. at three in the afternoon.
the garriion of Stralfund, taking advantage of
a fog, made forte with two thoufand infantrv.
and Ink pieces OF cannon, in order to Garry a re-
doubt thrown up by General Dupas. The
redoubt, which was open, without paifades and
without cannon, was defended by a compa-
ny of Voltigeurs, of the 18th of the line (Iieht
intautry,) under captain Barral they refifted all
the attempts of the Swedifh brigade. Fifteen
Swedfh folders reached the parapet, but there
| found their death. All the enemy's attempts
were equally fruitlefs. Sixty-two dead bodies
of the Swedes were buried at the foot of the
redoqbt. 1t is fuppofed that 90 were wound
ed, and so were made ptifoners, though there
were no more than so men in the redoubt.
Several Swediil officers were found among the
dead, diitinguiihed by their military decorate
ons. This inftance OF bravery has attracted the
Emperor's attention. His Majeay has fent
three orders of the Legion of Honour for the
companies engaged. Capt. Drivet, who COM
manded on this weak redoubt, highly diNin-
guIihed hmielf.
On the goth Martial Lefebre ordered the
brigade under Gen. Schraain to crols over from
the liland OF Nogat, in the Frifch Half, in or
der to cut off the communication between
Dantzic and the fea. Theic orders were car
ried into execution at three in the morning.
The Pruiiians were routed and 500 of them fell
into our hands,
AT fix in the evening the garrifon of Dantzic
fent out detachment of 1000 men to retake
the pot but they were pulled with the lofs of
fome hundreds of prifoners, and one piece OF
cannon. Gen. Schraam had under his COM
mand the I'd battalion of the Cd regiment of in
fantry, and feyeral Saxon battalions, who diff
tinguilhed themlelves.-The Emperor has fent
three Orders of the Legion of Honour TO be
attributed among the Saxon officers and three
more for the priyates, fubalterns, and the Ma
jor who commanded them.
In Sisfa the carlton of Niefs has made for
| tie, but fell into an ambufcade. regiment OF
Wrtemberg cavalry took thofe corps in flank,
killed so and made 90 prifoners.
| The winter in Poland feems TO have refeun-
bled the winter in Paris, that is to fay, variable
1t freezes and fnows in alternate fucce0ion.
However, we have the good fortune not to have
any fick in the army. On the contrary, all ac.
counts agree that the Ruf1ians have grrat
number hck. The army remains tranoHil in
its csntonments.-The works which compoGe
the ihtes du pont of Serock, Modlin, Prsea,
Marienburg and Marienwerder, are every daq
becoming more formidable and the magazine,
are organized, aud are every where receiving
provifions. Three hundred thoufand bottles
of bordeaux wine were found at Elbng and
though each bottle colt francs, the Emperor
paid that price to the merchants, and orderee
the wineto be distributed among the army.
| The emperor has fent the Prince BorgbeE
upon a million to Warfaw.
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three fquadrons of light ho,fe. and the Taxi
regiment of light infantry, when 1900 men
with 20 pieces of cannon, made fortie from
the place. Lieutenant Colonel Gerard imme
d,ately attacked and drove them back into
GIatz, after having taken 100 folders, fevera
officers, and the two pieces of artillery.
Martial MalIena is gone from Willefberg to
Ortelibourg, and forced an entrance there for
the diviion of Becker's dragons, which he
has reinforced with detachment of Polifh
horfe.-There were fome Cof1acks at Ortels-
eourg, and !everal attacks were made, in which
the enemy loft 20 men.
!. Gen. Becker, as he was coming to refume
his petition at Willenberg, was attacked by
5000 Cofiacks. An ambufcade of infantry was
formed, into which they fell, and loft 200 men.
On the 2stt, at five O'Clock in the morning,
the garriton of Dantzic made general forte,
which proved very fatal. 1t was repulfed on
all hides. A colonel named Cracaw, who had
command, was taken with 400 men, and two
pieces of cannon, in An attack made by the
10th regiment of chaffeurs.
AS for the reft, there is nothing new. The
lakes are Till frozen though there is fome APP
pearance of the approach of fpring.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
On WEDNESDAfibs lob Of 5une next, zUiH BE jola,
at AucTfoN, on TIE fremjss, if not PrevonRy
dyfgeJ Of at Pri0pfe Sais That BEAUTIFUL
SQUARE OF GROUND,
BELONGING TO Col. Quarter, and now occu-
- pied by him. For the convenience of pure hafars
it is divided into thirteen Lots fome of which are
improved with dwelling houfes, and every convent
ence for families, and all of them are well fituated,
either for buineis (being the Baln of the Canal
and the Public Ware-houfe) or for the reGdence of
families having good profpeas and free circulate
of air.
A plan of the above property may be feen at the
office of the fubicrbers, to whom, to Colonel
Quarter, all perfons derous of purchafng at pri-
waite fale, will apply. Terms made known on day
of fale. TAYLOR & BROWN, due'rr
May IL. tdf.
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AaIes at aurtion.


On M0ND4d7- tie 1873 JUxz nexf, wi15r Ieli, q,
AUCTION, on BE lbressjjs,, if rot pre- :.
~sgey dl4ysd Of at privaf. Jsielfbs
HOUSES AND LOT,
|nN Shoeke- Hill, now occupied by Mr. Benjamin
~ Sheppard, which. for convenience and fituation
are exceeded by few in that part of the town. SiI
twelve and eighteen months credit will be allowed
the purehaier giving deed of trun to infure pune
tuality in the payments. The prcmiies may be view
ed at any time previous to the fals.
ON THE SAME DAY, WILL BE SOLD, ON THE
PREMISES,
A HALF ACRE LOT,
On Shockr H:ll, containing an excellent two fory
Brick Dwelling Houle, with two rooms and paf-
iage below, aud three rooms abovs-good Cellars,
and Poareh in front and back-a good Kitchen,
Smoke ouie, brick Stable and Carriage Houfe and
is as well enclofed any Lot in the City.
Time OF payment will be made ts fuit purchafers.
ANY Perfon deiiras Of purchaiug, may view the
Premfes at any time previous TO the Gale.
TAYLOR & BROWN, v. NJ.
May so. tdf.
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IN CHdNCEPT.

In King William County Court, Mareb 25tb, 1907.
Thomas Lipfeon,b, afignee of John Smith, Compit.
agaigf
Ambrofe Lipfcomb, Edward Hill and Phi Dse,.
lip Lipfcomb,
"a mis- day came the compliments by his council
and the defendant Ambroie LiPicomb, not
having entered his appearance and given ecurity
sording the act OF aGembly, and the rules of this
court, ard it appearing to the fatisfatton of the
court, that he is not inhabitant of this common
wealth On the nation of the compliments, it is or
dered that the faid defendant Anbrofe Lpfeomb, do
appear here the fourth Monday in June next, and
anfwer the bill of the compliments, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inherited ir lome news pa
per printedin the city of Richmond, for two months
fueeevey aud another copy poaed at the frsnt door
Of the Court houie of this county.
A Copy. Tehe,
ROBERT POLLARD. C. C.
April 81. Iaw2m.
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asiebmunn 1ertres Current.

FIRGINIA, to zvit Z:
Ata C6snse,y DGrit7 Court, beisi tie City Of VII
hamburg, roe 2siS day Of Af'H, 1905.
Benikin H. Hiiliard PIT,
aganR,
Armiftead billiard and Reuben Jones, Def'ts.
+INfiE defendant Arniffead billiard, not having
entered his appearance and given fecurity aceor-
ding to the acts of A1embly and the rules of this
Court and it appearing the atisfaon of the court
that he is not nhabitant of this couutry the
ton of the Plaintiff by his council 1t is ordered that
the faid defendant do appear here the fri day of
the and anfwer the bill of the Plaintiff, &
that a copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
fome newspaper of the City of Richmond, for two
months ilceeivey, aud ported at the front door of
the former capital in this city.
a Copy.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, C. C.
May &c. oaw2m.
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY

DIT the Eag Tavern, in tie City If Rie5mord,sn Non
dsy tie 2o@ day IF uiy next. by virfnt Of a Deed Of
7ruf, executed by J05n S. Moore. for tie furp0e Of
eenriag deb. therein lptefe<, DIE 10 Waiter Boyd
Gillian,
a TRACT Of LAND, lying partly in Hanover,
\ and partly in Goocalaud, adjoining the Lands
of Elifha Leake, Samuel N1oiby, William woodfen
and others, and containing, by elimation, $50 acres
or 70 much thereof will be fucienr to atisfy faid
debt, with the expenees attending the execution of the
truit BY srd:, Of TIE 7rgfess.
TAYLOR & BROWN, v.M.
May 20. If.
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
May GO.
FOR SdLE.

THAT qUfH knsqVH TRACT OF LAND,
Il THE sAPLIEG GROVE, Thirteen miles BE-
Io1V tie team IF abingdon, in H1zL5i1pton toan-
~, Hrgiaia, containing one fboa/and fix hundred
acres, and i1eiadiHg The plantation qObereon the
lofe general EUd1 Shelly iqed. THE aobole of
tbiJ trHd is isq,eIj great part Of it is equal in
quality 10 any lend on the FTty7ern qveser5, b45
many 7ery tine lpri1gJ apO8 il, and a Rream
raining through IL, Jiaita6le for any kind Of Water
WorkJ, at ell )caJOn5 eftbs year.
115 a Payebajer qOonld tboojS to Viezo tie pre-
mfrs, any Iarfber dejtripsiOa Of THE Land, or of
the l'c'Habis Farm THERON, is mnaece1ary. 76e
hfS u i1ljPafable. To breDenf trouble, tie
Prize Is ten fbOgtand dollars, payaLkc in 6res
cqeai annual Paymenf5. LikeLy )HaveJ aoW be
taken fer aaS par Of the fwebq/e mOeey.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln comg * Nee. %. lajlomT.
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HARDWARE, IRoNMoNGERY,
CUTLERY STORE.
q K E dM s. FOLLET,

" j LERY D ORE.
BRE AM s. FOLLET,
AT THE SIGN THE ANVIL, MAIN-sTRERT,
RIcHMoN
HaVs reeeiVeS BY be kateSt arrival from England,
large and genera! aI5ortmut Of
II ARDWARE, lRONMONGERY u CUT
4 LERY, which they will fell by wholeiale OF
retail, low for eaih, or on Mort credit, for appro-
we'd ieeurioy, amouga which are, Waldrons, prime
Corn u Grafs Scythes, Siclles, Wedding Hoes, Car
den Hoes e Rakes, Spades q Shovels, trace Chains
Black Smiths Bellows, Anvils Brick Irons, Sledge q
Hand Hammers, Ves, Screw Plates Files 81 Rafps,
Carpenters Joiners, Coopers Curriers', Saddlers, Sill
uer-Smiths, Watch makers iJ' Shoe makers Tools
Locks, Hinges, Nails, Brads, Taeks, Screws, Brafs
Mounting for Cabinet makers, Steelyar1s, Scale
Beams u Weights, Tea Kettles, Skiets q Spiders
Pots u Kettles, Belmetal Kettles e. Houfe Skillets
Bells Grid Irons, Frying Pans, Waffle II Wafer Irons
Smoothing Irons, Block Tin Coffee Pots, Britannia me-
tai Tea Pots Britannia metal Table u Tea Spoons
Coffee Y Corn Mills, Knives 81 Forks. Pen e lack
Knives Settlers, Razors, Razor Cafes tJ Shaving
Boxes, Ivory u Horn Combs, Curling longs, Razor
Homes, GLACIERS Diamonds; few dozen Of elegant
iilver mosnted y plain green u white handles table
y deiert Knives u Forks, Table Steels, Butchers
Steels y Knives, brafs u iron Wire, Tin in boxes
Sheet Iron, Sheet e Bar Lead, Patent Shot, Gun
Locks, Flints, Bear, Wolf u Fox Traps, Screw q
Bales for rafting Mill Stones Mill Gudgeons ~ Inks
German Steel, Marbles, Novafcotia GrndRones, Win.
dow Glais with great variety of other articles in
the above line, too tedious to enumerate of which
a conftant fuPply will be kept u fold OF terms wor.
thy the atteRtion of thofe who with to purehafe.
ALso For fale, so kegs F. Gun. Powder, ] S bar.
rels Liver Oil, Boiting Cloths, Glse, VI general az
fortment Of Bruihes.
May 26. Aw
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April 81.
IN CH6NCERr.


In King YRiiam County Cart, Nayeb 25, 1907
Thomas and Henry Garnett, Complts.
agaiye
Ambrofe Lipf:omb, Edward Hill and2 Def.
Philip Lipiconb,
TgNF1IS day came the compliments, by their coun-
fel, and the defendant Ambrole Lipfcomb
not having entered his appearance and given fecurty
according the a6t of aiemby and the rules OF this
court, and appearing to the istisfaeton Of the
That he is not an inhsbitant of this commonwealth
the the motion Of the compliments, it is ordered tina,
the faid defendant, Arnbrofe Lpfcomb, do appear
here the fourth Monday in June next, and anfwer
the bill Of the oomplanAnts aud thata copy Of this
order be forthwith inherited in fone print
ed in the city of Richmond, for two months fuccef
fiveiy, and another copy peled the front door o
the Court-houfe of this county.
A Copy. Tele,
ROBERT POLLARD G. c.
April "a. 1sw2n.
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IN CHdNCERT.

IN CHANCERT.
In King WRhiam County Court, March 25f5, 1907.
lftael and john p. Pleaiants, ComPl'ts
agaigf
Edward Hill, Philip Lipfcomb and3 Mr..
Ambrofe Lipfcomb,
TENHIS day came the Complainants, by their coun-
L fel, aud the defendant Ambrofe Lipfcon,b, not
having entered his appearance and given feeurity
according to the act of aemby and the rules of this
court and appearing the fatsfaeou of the court,
that he is not inhabitant of this commonwealth.
On the motion of the compainants itisordered that
she fad defendant Ambrole Lipfcomb, do appear here
the fourth Monday in June next, and anfwer the
bill of the complapants aud that copy Of this order
be forthwith inherited in feme newspaper printed in
the city of Richmond, for months fuceefiiveiy,
and another copy poaed at the front door of the
eeurt-houfe of this county.
A Copy. TeGe,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. G.
April "a. Iaw2u.
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IN CHANCERY.
In king William County Can't, 11areb 25tb, 1907.
John Smith Compf
againa,
Ambrofe Lipfcomb, Edward Hill and Phi
lip Lipfeomb, Diff.
HIS day came the Complainant by his council,
i and the defendant, Ambrofe Lipfconb, not ha-
wing entered his appearance, and given fecurty
ding to the ae of AGennbly and the rules of this
court; and it appearing to the fatisfaeton of the
court, that he is inhabtant of this common
wealth.: On the motion of the complainant, it is
dered, that the faid defendant, Ambrofe Lipfconlb,
do appear here, on the fourth Monday in June next,
and anfwer the bill of the complainant, and that CO.
ply of this order be forthwith inherited fome newt pa
per printed in the City of Richmond for two months
fueeevely, and another copy pofed the front door
Of the court houfe of this county.
A Copy. Teie,
ROBERT POLLARD, e.c
april "a. law2m.
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May s.
FOR SALE OR BARTER.

n VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, belonging
IA to Samuel Morby, on Aliens Creek, in Hanoi
yer County, containing about 1900 acres. This
Land isequa, if not fnperisr any in that part of
the Country, and has on it valuable improvements,
committing of very eommodious Brick Dwelling
Houie, lately built, with all other convenient Houfes
Tor the accommodation of large family; alto a
fPaeious new Barn As it Is expected that thofe
who may with to trade for this Land, will with to
view it, no further Description is deemed necefary.
Lands in Kentucky or Tennelee will be taken in
exchange with fmall portion in money. 1t is with
ed that thofe who may be inclined to offer Land in
exchange for the above Property, will make known
their proportions before the Goth of next month
THOS. NORVELL.
May %. IF.
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FOR SALE,

1--WE hundred and thirty acres of LAND, in
l. Brunfwiek county, Virginia, well timbered,-
lying the Gage road about miles from the Court
Houfe. For terms apply to Mr.. Wm b. Brodnax,
in the fame county, the fubferber living in Rock
ingham eounty,N N. c.
JOHN RUFFlN.
May s. If.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

RAYINC PURcHAsED THE SFock OF
DRf GOODS,
Of Giiat and kirby, and fsitn .6e SroRE lately ocsR-
pied BY them,
wv Ill. carry on the buiinefs under the firm of
w KIRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR. They will
fell low for caih Mort credit, to punttual cuff
toners.
JAMES KIRBY,
RIVERS DRAKE,
EDM'D. TAYLOR, ir.
May so. ep6w.
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LOST,
2apbabannoek, on ABE 2sfb me.

In Tappabannoek, on the 2stb alt.
A Small Gold WATCH, Gated with pinchback
"A one 6de and che other Gafs. Amy perlon
that delivers faid Watch to A. S. Brockenbrough,
ihall receive reward Of Five Dollars, and quefti-
ens af<ed
Tappahannoek, June 6. 3tg
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SPRING GOODS.
RICH II r D BROOKE.

SPRING GOODS.
RICHARD BROOKE,
AT THE SIGN OF THE PLOUGH,
IT. jnR received general affortnent of GOODS
fnitabie for the fealon, all of which he will fell
the mott reduced prices fer cath Or country pro-
-.fMoNe THEM IRE
superfne Cloths, ileeves,
do. Kerfeymeres, Elegant Leno Wells.
Engiiih asd India Nan Extra long and fhort Kid
keens, Gloves
lriih Linens and Long Ladies Kid & Morocco
Lawns, Shoes,
Book Mullins, Silk and Cotton Cham
Plain Sc work'd Leno's, brays,
Queens fancy do. } Bandanna and Madras
Long Shawls workd, hkfs.
Silk & Cotton Hofery, Cd Canbrick and Lene
Grapes aforted, Shawls,
Bingham and Calicocs, ! German Linen,
Furniture do. India Mullins,
Mariees * India Di- Furniture, frDges and
nifty, Cords,
Dimity x Cambrics do. few pair handfome S.
Cambrck Mullins, Boots,
Silk Gloves and Lacd&
The upper part of his houfe, is, yet, uuoccupied
and may be had by immediate application, on mode
rate terms.
-dpra2s. IT,
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SIXTr-ETCHTH BUL.LFrtw

OGeyode, Mareb 20.
On the 18th of March, at three O'Clock in
the morning, the General Of Brigade Lefebvre,
Abide Camp to Prince Jerome, paTrd near
Clstz, in bis way to Wuuchelf6ourg, with
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Stolen om DeAssl6ary at G5s Ssoaa Tavern, T5Sgf-
day he 1N infant,
n GOLDEN WATCH, Of London manufas-
I n ture, makers uame and number reeolle6ted.
]; is plain doubled cafed neat horizontal WATCH
capped and jewelled has TO ia golden Chain and a
ChryGal Seal, fst in gold, engraved with ihield,
three tarli1gs, and number Of fa,'sAGs. The a.
bovt reward will be given to any one who will ref
tore the Watch to- MIR. Mds.--it is believed it was
taken by fome iervant then the Swan avern, wbo
will endeagor 60 dilPole oft as loon as he can.
Jgge G. sp3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-07
For Sale,

THAT we'll known and valuab!c FARM,
on Chickahominy river, formerly the
property of MIR. Thomas Watkins, decca-
sed, about II miles from Richmond, con-
tanning $40 acres; 4 very considerable part,
is valuable swamp land, part CT which is
reclaimed, and now in meadow, from which
have been crcdibly informed, that Mr..
watkins IN his lifetime, cut upwards of 100
ton In the year; there is about 100 acres
OF the swamp land, now in timber and could
be reclaimed at Il very iuconsiderable ex-
pense, to make it produce at least double
the quantity of hay, that has been former
iy cut. There is Il considerable quantity of
cedar, on the high land, and 5elieve full
sufficient to fence the greater part of the
plantation IN. On this plantation, is a to-
ierahle good dwelling house, kitchen, and q
very good barn, with several out houses
tor the negroes: also, an excellent Young
apple orchard. of about SEQ bearing trees,
independent ofthe old orchard, of 100 more
Of the best fruit, and about 500 peach trees.
selected from the best kind, with variety
ofpears, cherries, all of which are choice
frult- There IS also on this plantation, We
ry valuable mill seat, on which there was
formerly good grist mil, and from infor-
NATION used to receive from SO to 60 bar
re!s OF toll corn per annum. Last year. I
I,
siderable part OF the running gear, finished,
and for about one hundred dollars expense,
the mail could be completed. Few planta-
tions IN this country, possess more natural
advantages, as the whole of the meadow
can be watered from the mill stream. This
farm. is worthy the object of any person who
IS fond OF farming, and can be made as pro-
ductive as any in the state, for the number
OF acress it contains. | am satisfied, to a.
NY man, who would turn his attention to
making of hay, the product of that article.
alone, would be from to 500 pounds an.
nualiy, independent of corn and wheat; to
any person inclinable TO purchase this farm.
viii give credit of three years, on paw
ing down one third of the purchase money,
on securing the balance, by Deed of Trust,
OH the premises.
DANIEL L. HYLTON.
! March o7. wat
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Land for Sale.

IT ME Subscriber is DESTROYS ofSellinr bia
4 tract of Land in the county of PoWha.
tan, on AppomattoX river, (Which is now
navigable to within two miles of Petersburgl
twenty-eight miles from Richmond, and
thirty-two from Petersburg; containing
four hundred and forty-fou Acres. There
is on this land valuable MILL, now In
good repair, with 4 permanent stone dam,
situated on a constant stream of water, run
ming Immediately through the land. A fur
Their description is deemed unnecessary. ~
it is presumed any person inclinablc TO pur-
chase, will first view the premises. The
terms will be such as to suit the purchaser
and may be known by applying to the sub
scriber living on the premises.
CREED HASKINS.
p. 5. / would also sell another tract. ST.
tuated about one mile from the above tract.
on Skinouarter creek, containing three hun
dred acres. The quality Of this landise-
quail if not superior to any in The neighbor !.
hood, and has large proportion ofvaluable
meadow Land.
The terms may be known By applying rs
above.
CREED HHSKINS.
March 9TH, 1907. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-07
To be Sold.

TO the highest bidder, or Friday, the
L 22d day of April next, at Mr Frcnch's
Tavern in Powhatan county, all the Estate
OF PoindeNter Mosby, jun. dec. late q the
said county, consisting of Nine Negroes.
one Horse, Household Furniture, &C. ON a
credit till first day of January next. an
persons having lawful claims against the
said estate, are hereby requested to bring
them forward on or before the day of sale.
as the administrators are anxious to pre-
vide for the payment of all just debts, as
carly as possible, in order to close their
administration Bonds and security will
be required of the purchasers to carry in
terest from the date if not punctually paid.
Those having claims who produce them
prior to the sale, (and are adjustetl) are re-
quested to attend and bid FOR the property
or receive the amount due them i'm bonds.
LiHieberry MoS6y, ira A.,
francis E. Harris, nam rs
March Il. 1907. wtds