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Dlrasn1a Arnua.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2o, 1908
LITERARY INFORMATION.
X / c Ii NJ o n d:

WE take the liberty of recommending Ia
our readers a pamphlet entItuled COL with
'out Vinegar, aud Dignity without Pride,
cor British, American, and West india in
"terestS considered" as containing vari-
ty OF useful Information with respect to the
present controversy between Great Britain
and the United States. Though published
IN London, it appears to be written with
candor and impnrtiality, and demonstrates
plainly the abSurdity OF the conduct of the
British Government in their attempts 20 re-
Sulate or rather to destroy the trade of
neutrals, and their want of knowledge OF,
or attention to, their own interests, in pro-
vokmg contest with America, ut this time,
and for the f,oints nozo in DISPUTE Ii also
presents an estimate of the compara-
tive Inconvenience which would result to
beth countries from war; and shews
that, altho' both would suffer severely, A.
merica would be injured least that her
losses would be temporary, and might be
recovered but that the detriment to & rcat
Britain would be permanent and irrepara-
bic. These truths are placed in such a
clear point of view, that they cannot be
denied or doubted and il seems truly as
tonishing that the rulers Of that infatuated
nation should not be sensible of them.
This pamphlet is written very much in
the easy and natural, but forcible style of
Thomas Paine, intermingled occasionally
with portion of bumor which is better cal
culated to make the desired impression than
dry Recommendation, however logical, would
be withoutit. IA specimen of the authors
manner, and as containing statement, I'M
DEF feigned names, of most interesting and
distressing facts arising from the arbitrary
and inconsistent orders of his majesty in
Cl IL, Il. ~.
Argus with some extracts from the work IN
our next
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snuff Box
Brdfort, saptc,ubsr le,h--'the Wcburn S,gke
of 10 gu;nes.s each, i h,le5, 3 Subscribers. vas
won bs his RIVAL highress The Prince OF Waies,s
70 h Jack Andrews, aged beating Ny Watson's
bh Triunv'r, Ntr ';aieiins,'s y C Skyrocset.
Endhed, September %, Il so, for AL ages. d
miles hes $, was won by JaCk\Andrews AGED
at l'ea S, beating rls Frcgley'Fgr z PluqhSov
Velvet hsrse Li,,ie Though, Of fiephestion and
Cones'or--Sec Racing L alen,lags for these year>
1t wau'd swell On advertisement 10 too great
length 10 mention all the races lie has won
S"eepstakes of 20 guineas each, . miles. s
sub 'cribers, Mr. Rockies Jack And. ews. AGED
II st. b. walked oversize Sacing Calendar
tor 1902, page 3S5.
At LambouSne. in Sept. Wednestiay lOh, he
won the & SO gift of Lord Craven. mile heats
a. 3 heA' s. beating Mr Coven'ry's CHI Sacripant,
MIR B4cJn's m Snap
WlLLiYM LlCuTFOoT.
PEDIGREE
Jsck Andrews was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam BY Highflser. his grandan Cardinal Puff.
nus great graudam by Tattler, his great great
grandam by Snip, his great great grea, prandam
by Lord Godolphn's Aiebian, Ills great prea,
great great grandam by S,anyan's Arabian.
wich mare was own sister to Framp,on's White
Neck full sister TO the Minbury Galloway. great
great great great great & sndarn by Sauce Box.
son OF egg sire of CroIt's Old Partner.
JsMEs LORD, (seal)
do hereby certify tina, the above pedigree is
rue copy from the original. sent me 10 by la.
LORD Given under my hand aud scale this 9Sd
oil December, 1904
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT, CseaN
ice Andrews was got by Eclipse his dam Al
amanda by Omninm. her dam Cloudy BY Bank
Crao Wedding'o on mare by Partner-Cene,a,
S -, hook' page 6:h, Prin ed in 1908. by lanes
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~ 'Ntf' 3NIt1 y INV,
For William Liehtloot.

This celebrated HORSES Performance, IN FL
gland, has nat been interior TO any horse ,hsrc
exeept his brother Dick An;ire,ys, y no is .o,s;'
aered no" the hes, horse ia than coau.,y. oiv;,g
pounds Jack AnlrswS won twice in ITOZ'
men Mr. i>1rd S ftoPery--See Racing Calendar
loc lay car
We'ces'er Iuy ST. maiden plate IF r 20
.'' yea old Q ronc. 3 mite heass, was won bv
IaaE hndvews,al 7ea,., beating Mr. Darling
TONS On Miss edwin, &years old; MI. Atk;0
sons ch N Priscilla, AGED; ST. w. w Wvnn's
OF n o"ee' Bothcrern, Years old; Mr. Hardin's
or c fgan. inc, q years old
stafford October IN The town purse Of c50
. mhe hsa's' vas won b Jack Adrews, 3 wears
ia, at heats. beating Mr.. Bsrerson's Little
/ cEte. years Old, Mr. Barlow's Roderiok. 4
yea<s old MI Deuaam's Honost- Tom. years
Old sis w WWynn's II True blue. 5 Yeas
old ''"''
IN 1893, at Nantwicf, Thursday, Iuly 3h-
{ 80 ior and years old he won. beating Mr.
Be)les' Oh Cannon 4 years old, Stanforl's b
+ Scotella, ysars old.
Denby, August l5th--He won r5O. free for
any horse, bearing Liy Of the Valley, Falconer
andIrue Bluc. ne won twice, 10 wi,
AuLmiow, nuFniay, the 4rh of July. mile
heais. tree Tor all ages, bestHs Lorld Oxford's
ch c Dart at heats.
At Wowes,er. hugust Sth--He won the civ
and county subscription Of $50 a mile heats. a,
heats, beating Mr. AoteI's ely Duchess 4
years Old; Mr. Covsntry's b n Integrity. late
Fariners M Smells On Hooks 5years old
after Inc Gfst bcar 4to on her after the second
hear 4 TO one on jack Andrews.
In 100 be won times, 10 wit AZ T,ewes.
thsn 'hc property Of Major Rookes, Angus, 12fh
ne beai Lord Sackville's h h IAboris mi e
heats Tor so guineas AT Oxford the town plate
ut CO.. IN August was won by lack Andrews
ct heais beating Sir F. Pooe's ch m Duchess
Of Linbs IS ys@s old Lord Doneghan's h
Wrang'e distanced the 9th heat-Septerber Al
warwick he won tine own plate Of [5O, q nile
heats. beating Mr.. Tharm's , n Marquis MIR.
chess.
~ abingdon, Tuesday, September 18th. the
nen'bers' purse Of e so. for All ayes, mile heats
was won By Jack Andrews, az 8 heats, beating
Sir Poole's b m Mscresat. wear, old. M,
lNhe'ey's ea j Expectation. Mr. Fragley's h
Cnp1--six 70 fcur on N'scfeant.
In 1901, lack Andrews az New Marke, Aoril
2Oih, received forfeit from Mr. Hethercoaie',
Ssymmetry, stone, s ID. 200 guineas, half for.
Beburv, Iuue ,5,h-The Bshuyy s.akes. nan
dycap OF 100 guiueas each, half forfeit. 4 miles.
was won by Jack Ardscws, aged, beatiug Lord
Sackvillc's b n Expectation, s years old, Sir RI
T Vane's Cock Gghtsr, 8 years old, Nv r Heib.
coates Hippona, aged, his royoal hgness the
Pfi.se Of Wales'sb Dick Andrews. Mr. He,h
coats Poriniay and Cox's r.-.-;s.
June H.h, sweepsfake Of gu.ucas esq.,. 90
subscribers was won BY Jacl; Andrews, beating
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two gentlemen of unblemished honor and
distinguished talents-two gentlemen whose
opinion OF Wilkinson cannot be resolved M
to hostility 10 the present administrator,
for they ave well known to be firm friend,
of the adminstration-i should be gratified
t. learir, why, they, who had the best means
of Information. are convinced of The gene
rails pcr6dy The first gentleman, Mr.. Hay,
had gone far, at the commencement Of
Burr's trial, as To pledge himself To defend
Wilkinson he has since declared, and the
avowal has been made to too many to adj
nit of Wilkinson's contradicting it, that he
is entirely convinced of Wilkinson's guilt
Mr. Hay and Mr. Writ, trust, will par.
don the introduction OF their names on this
occasion but when the public good, and the
unmaskinga 'raitor, is Concerned, the deli
cacy which should conceal such things
(Which, although Ihave it second hand, /
knozv to be true J is, in my opinion, highly
criminal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-26

~ UN AWAY from the Subscriber ON
Nv Friday last, a Negro Man named
JOHN, carpenter by trade. He is six
feet and upwards high, very likely, Of IN
s'nuating manners extremely polite when
spoken to. For three years past he lived
with Mr.. Anderson Barrett. He bas a
Tree rnu'atJo woman for his wife, in Rich
mond' living near be work house. where
expect he will stay. He took with him
several articles Of husbandry; amnnss,
them, apair Of iron wedges, marked with
the leter p. I viii give reward Of ten
dollars f'eliverei 70 me- IN the lover end
of Hanog@r, or eightiif cooGned in iaiI, on
] aPpriscd of u. Tie is called by The ne
groes John Russell.
ARMISI FAD RUSSELL.
HnnoYsr Jarnary u, 1908. #
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lie Executive will receive on the 25th
OF March next proposals for conslruc-
ting sufficient and proper carriages for
mounting all the pieces Of artillery belong.
ing to this commonweal h, at which time
drafts OF the most approved models in con.
tormI'y TO which the said carriages are to
be constructed, will be submitted to the
inspection OF all persons disposed to con.
tract Tor The same. The Executive will
probably luroish all the necessary timber,
and will have the iron work done at the
p nilenliary.-SubloiDed is list of the pie
ces intended TO be mounted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-26
FROM RELF's cAzrrrE.

We have been favored with the perusal
OF several letters from members of congress
ut the City of Washington, received bv
yesterdays mail. Although the writers
(nf the same political denomination do not
agree in the particulars which they state,
relative To the precise situation of our To-.
reign relations, they express complete CO.
incidence as 20 the general spect OF our in
ternal prospects. Some difficulty. merely
IN matters of national etiquette, appear to
have occurred in the discussions with Mr..
Rose. These cannot be surmonnted until
advice is received from Europe. But such
IS the posture OF our Concerns, both with
England and France, that an adjournment
OF congress, for the present, is deemed COM
patibe with the public interest.
Ii VIII be observed, that Ir. Dawson has
move'l-t'iis subject in the house of repre-
sentatives. MIR. Dawson is believed to be
fully IN the confidence of the government
and, 1t is said, mentioned the subject of adj
jourhing congress to-the president, who, il
IS added, approved of the measure. but IN
tended, previous to their rising, to make an
important communication Thus would
have been done on TUESDAY last. but II is
supposed Mr. Madison's iadispos.sinn occa-
stoned the delay. AS this gentleman IaG
so far recovered on "Wednesday, as 70 at
tend 10 business, the next mail viii proha-
bly furnishus with the expected communi-
cation.
Mr.. Erskine. the British minister, left
Washington on Sunday last, on his way 20
this city. It is understood, that Mr.. Rose
aud suite would follow him in re course Of
a day or two Phit. Gaz.
The Military Court of Inquiry has. we
understand, during the last week, had se ye-
raj meetings, At which several witnesses.
adduced by General Wilkinson, have been
~, nj nd ~ ~, Ln.oIi:.---.---- 80
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Sales at AUchon.

NJ HI positively be sold without re-
serve, for cash on ihe premises, on
"wednesday he 9th dsy ~ March mex, a
BRICK HOUSE and LOT lying on The
main s;,eet'lsadipg through Adams's Va.
ley The purerly of Mr., O Batkgood.
containing l6 Sesl IN iroui aud running
back ~ ire.
PROSSER * MONCURE Auctrs.
Richmond, Feb. %, 1903. tbs
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"a. The noted q much admired
E$SA ENGLISH HORSE
FTgsaA Jack Andrews;
30 Z IMPORTED by w Light.
N ' L foot, Esq. of Charles

4 Nh ' 4 foot, Esq. of Charles
'-Sti.ss-:sst-zs ss-1a CITY county, aud now his
property, full S and IL hands high. a
blood bay, finely formed, in high heath,
v.gor and spirit, the most active and hes,
bouomed horse ever Imported into this
country, now rising Ia years old.
WI sand The ensuing SEASON at Tenn.
pie i1iii, on Mecham's river, in Aibemarl.
county. ten miles above charlottesville.
wiIhin nile ofG-rman's mill and miles
OF the brick tavern, ard will be let 10 mares
at 1--we guineas the season, which mnv b.
d'scha ged by the payment Of 90 dollars #
pa'd by me l0;h day OF August. Genie.
mems notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged rs above
3 gu'reas the leap, ard 80 dollars 20 insur,.
a maze 10 be wiz fnal, aud ONT. dollar win
each mare 10 the siooln; The leap and
3froon money pad when the mere is
covered. Provided The mare is changed
he owner shall he liable. The season will
commence the first DAY Of March and end
the irsi day 81 Au,;nS'. Extensive low and
h'gii ground pes.uraEe, we'll enclosed, in
,hree sepasa'e fields, grail. Servants will
De boarded al - per wcsk. and grain viii
he i"nisc'i at the n-agSctptjc- and give,
"a mariner and qaanoy bgrceal,!y to di.
rec;ion, end all possible care aiken 20 IRE.
yent acci'leHs and .cspcs bit viii no, be
liable Tor any that mag esppcn.
JAMES KtNSOLVINC;.
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Is virtue OF deed of trasl executed IN
Tvs 10y Ambrose Dudley of King wiz
liam county, 10 secure debt due by he
said Ambrose Dudley 10 Benjamin Mosbv,
assignee OF William Dandridge--We shall
proceed to sell, for ready cash, FOR the best
price that can be ob,aiued, on the premi-
ses, on the second day of June next. a
certain Tract or Parcel Of Land, wing and
being in the county Of King William, be.
ing the same on which the said Dudley
now resides, and The same which the said
Dudley purchased Of William Dandridpe.
containing Goa acres, or so much thereof
as viii be sufficient to pay the sum of 400
pounds current money, with legal in,e-
rest thereon from the Isl day 1f Apri,.
1907, u payment, together with an ex.
Penses attending the execution thereof
BERN'D. LlPSCOMB.
NATH'L. FOX.
26th February, 1908. wtds
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DIED, after few days Illness, at Viii
mlngton, (Del) Sunday morning the il n
iuts JOHN DICKINSON, ESQ Ia cha
ractcr venerable for his years, admired for
his talents, respected for his virtues, and
highly esteemed for his services to his coun-
try, IN the most arduous and difficult times
OF the revolution.
In early life Mr. Dickinson embarked ia.
thecause o. the peopie---m tie colonial az
sem3ly OF Pennsylvania he was always the
able champion OF their rights against GER
tain rude infringemcnts attempted To be
madebg the proprietaries ofthat province !:
bat when the mother country g weuId have
taxed the people Of This without their con-
sent" then were his shining talents and
vigorous exer;ions applied to expose the ef-
isct' OF the system laid down by the British
ministry for ,yrannizing over the peeuis of
these colonies. Over the signature of C Il
fel7syiUdria Farmer" a name never To
ne forgotten, as we'll as IN many other no.
htcal tracts he repealed the sophistrv Of
the British advocates, and condensed the
sentiments Of his fellow-citizens ON the
great national subject then agitatcd. So
much was this work admired and 50 gene
rally was It read, that the friends Of liberty
met various towns and voted their tbanlss
TO an anonymous writer for the success with
which ne had advocated their cause. Ara
numerous meeting held in the town Of Dos.
tor, John Hqncoct, Samuel 1f4ag7s, J4sebh
Horrc1, and others were appointed a COM
mittee to adopt an address to the Pcn7syl-
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
Just received and for sale at S. Peasants,
Book Store.
PEAS

Just received and for sale at S. Peasants,
Book Store.
PEAS.
Ia y Char ton, do. Golden Hotsnur. do.
Turner, Blue Prussian, d. arr Marrowfa,
Green do. Large do Dwarf crooked SIN
gar Leadman's Dwarf Spanish do.
BEANS.
Large Windsor. White Canterb urv
Dwarf, Yellow do. Early Purple do. Pro.
llhc do. Surinam Pole, Crspbury do. lii
ma do.
CABBAGE.
Early Dutch Dwarf, do, Sugar Loaf
Large Drum Head Green curled Savoy.
e'low Savoy, Red Dutch, Large Bat
Dutch, Green cutlcd Borecole, Sco.ch
Gale, Early Cauhlower Late do. B,ussel
Sprouts.
LETTUCE.
Early Head, Loatdo Brown do. Roman
: cabbage Large Imperial, Egyptian Coss,
VARIETY.
Easily Purple R2disb, Scarle, or Salmon
do. White Turnip do. Blood red Bee,
Scarcity or early do. Orange Carrot, Ear
~ purple do. Large LONDON Parsu;p.
Swelling do. Early Dltch TurniD. Earl,
round do Norfolk do. French d.. Solid
Celery, Italian do. White and Red Onions,
Early Cucumber, Long do. Cluster lor
Picking, Sweet Marjoram, do. THYME,
Summer Sayory, Curled Paisley. Aspara
gas. P@pPer s'asA, Bush Squash Crook
neck do. Pumpkin 10. Squash Peppers,
Spinage, Sage. Leek, Nasturtion, Enciish
>ofrei, Green Curlcd Entliye, Whi,e cur.
led do. Water Melon, Musk Melon, White
'toSi'rd, Brown do. Garden Crosses, We
geiabic Oysters, SC.
FLOWER SEEDS.
Sweet Peas mixed Wing Peas, Painted
Lady Top Knot Peas, Luplns Mixed, Mig.
hio"slt' Red China Aster, Border Carna-
ton, WAL Flower, Bonnie; Ae,er. Starry
Seabions, White China Aster, Holly Oak,
Lobefs Catihiy, Superb Red Aster, Balm
oi GIlead, Purple Candy Turf, Yellow III
ma CsrIntha, Red French Honey Suck.e.
Convoivolus Minor, Double Indian PINK
Cyanus Minor, China Asler, French Ma
rygold' Rose Champion, Upright Rose
Larkspur. Yellow Hawkweed, Red Bromp
ton sock, Yellow Love Apple, Dwarf
Mountain Pink, Red QullPd Aster, Red
Greek Veberian.
Feb IS.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,

SOONIlL CHA MBER,
- February 25, 1903.
lOROPOSALS will be received by the
il Executive on the 25th day of March
next, for furnishing the Public Guard with
cIoathing for the present year. Also az
tne same time proposals will be received
Tor furnishing the diet Of the Conyicts in
the penilentlary, for one year from the l7th
day of April next.
DANIEL l.. HYLTON. C.. e.
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THE NEGOCIATION

We hear, and we J-lieve the informa,i-
on correct that suspension OF the uesoci-
alton between our government and that OF
Great Britain. took place on Thursday. 1t
Is sad that our government requires Mr..
Rose to specify the PREPARATION his govern
ment IS wiling to make for the attack on
the Chesapeake while Mr.. Rose has re-
CURED that our government should preyi-
ously rescind the proclamation issued ON
that occasion. Ii is presumed, however
that the present aspect Of affairs in Europe
will induce one ofthe parties toyield. We
sincerely hope that an amicable terminati-
on may take place, and it is our opinion
that such Will be the final issue.
Hash. rad. Of Saturday lqst.
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3 \ virtue of deed Of trust executed To
edward P. ChomberIayre, dec. and
myself By James 8. Liiuepage, TO secure
The payment otsundry debts therein mens
toned, due BY the said Lt,lepage, to Rem.
Jamin Mcsby, assignee of William Dan.
bridge. l shall on Wednesday the frs.
day of June next, proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at King
William courthouse, certain tract or raT.
Gel OF LAND, lying and being in The pa-
,'sh OF St Johns and county of King vii,
lam, and commonly known as and called
by The name of Palmers, containing bv
estimation -Four Hundred and Fifteen 4,
cres OF high Land. and One Hundred A.
cres OF Marsh Lard, be the same more or
less and bounded by the lands of Bernard
moore' William Gregory, George w P.
Gusts and John Quarles, dec. and Mata.
pony River.
BERN'D LTPSCOMB.
February %. w,ds-
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COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COUNCIL CHAMBER.
February rs, 1895
1hOtOSALS will DC received by the
d Executive for the purchase of The
condemned slaves now in the penilentiarv,
DANIEL L. HYLTON, &C
Feb. "a. a..
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ne O0OeTnor Of he ComDiontoeulth 3
Virginia,
a PROCL AMATION.

wv HEREAs it is duly certified 10 ,ha
w Executive by The court of the cum
ty OF Warwick, that the house in wh,ch~
ny proclamation bearing date The aob.
DAY oil September last, the said cour, were
authorised 10 mold their sessions, until his
courthouse OF the SAID county (eu, of re-
pair) should be repaired or rebuilt, S, made
III ior their accommodation, is found be-
experience to be unfit for the purposcs of
The court, 1t being too small, and w;,bopr
any oil the requisite convenences for the
court The bar orthe luries and tina, Wad,
MounIioFu had made tender of his house
IN the said county of Warwick. At Rich
Week. which was sufficiently large and
convenient Tor the Accommodation of ,h.
court, by whom it is accepted. have
therefore Thought fit, with he advice nc H..
couhsei OF state, TO issue this proclamation.
hereoy resembling that which issued ON
the aforesaid goth day of September Lao, :
ana notitying al! whom it may in any man.
her concern, thai until the courthouse for
'hc county OF Warwick aforesaid shall h,,
repaired or rebuilt, and made fl far ,he;,.
accommodation the said court for The coun.
'yoi Warwick shall b. holden in thu. acn,a.
said house of The said WADE No,,,c,n,.
AZ N'ch Neck within the said county Of
w arwick, according 70 law.
G'Ven under my hand with the s.ai
OF The Commonwealth annexed. at
h'chmond this 24lh day OF Febru-
AIRY, 1908.
VIM III. CABELI.
Hi ViNtI asSocia'ed my sell with Ar
Il i chibaid Peasants, ir. the businsss
h'nef'" carried on by uc, viii, after IN,
81 Gay oi March next be conducted noJer
the firm of "'''A
halston & Peasants,
In The house at present in nv occnnancv.
c""ioroie to which arrangement win he
'"'a al Public Auction, without rese,v-.
on MONDAY the 29Ib inst. by Prosser and
N'ohCute, The Whole of my Stock IN hand.
consisting OF the following articles, viz:
IS ilhds. Rye Whiskey
20 do. Sugar
10 do. Mclasses
Pipes Holland Gin
tlhds. Green Coffee
30 snail Chess cho'ce Imperial Tea
10 Tons Bar Iron-9o days credi,
500 Sacks Salt a busheI,)
200 do. do. (5l
30 Crates Liverpool ware
20 Pipes 4Ih proof Cogniac Bandy
Six months credit,
GABRIEL RALSTON.
Richmond, Feb. IS, 1909
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Early Dutch Dwarf, do, Sugar Loaf
Large Drum Head Green curled Savoy,
Yellow Savoy, Red Dutch, Large Bat
Du'ch, Green cu'led Borecole, Sco,ch
Gale, Early Cauhflower. Lale do. B,uss.l
Sprouts.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-17

TRUST DEEDe--By virtue of deed OF
n trust executed to William b. Carter and
Shelton Crosthwait, by Alexander b. Rose, to Sc
cure the payment ofa debt due to Murphy Brown
e Co. as therein expressed, will be offered for
sale, to the highest bidder, for ready money, at
Amherst courthouse, on Saturday the 4th day OF
June next, all the Tract of LAND lying in the
county Of Amherst, on Tye River and Hat Greek,
whereon the said Alexander b. Rose now re-
sides, supposed to contain two thousand FIVE hun
dred and thirty acres, adjoining the Lands of
Thomas Massie, David S. Garland, Thomas Fitz-
hugh, Henry Rose and Philip Ryan The sub.
scribers being trustees for the benefit cf others,
they viii only warrant tie title of the above men.
toned land 10 to themselves and those claiming
under them
WILLIAM r. CARTER, ,
SHELTON CRoSTHWAIT, 5 'N''e'''
Nay 10. (3w)
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LANDs.-Thc subscriber will

VALUABLE LANDS-Thc subscriber will
sell, on credit, or exchange for property
in Richmond, or its neighborhood, the following
LANDS, TO wit;
S22 acres in the state of Kentucky by survey,
bearing date the 10Th day Of October 1897. living
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 az $ in Kentucky, by survey bear.
ing date the 1854 October 1897, likewise living
in the district set apart for the officers and soId
crs Of the Virginia state line, on the North side
ofLiCle River, branch of Cumberland River
and about two and an half miles from the mouth of
Little river
Also, $50 acres ofLand in the county of Mason,
state ofVirgiIiiN on Old Town Creek, about s
miles from Mason courthouse.
lndisputablc titles viii be made to the above
mentioned Lands and plots ofeach tract may be.
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN
Jan. 70. llawul