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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
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In the action for assaulting the Frerca
Captain, Mr.. NAGLEE submitted to the
Court, as lie did not pretend to deny the
facts; and was fined in tue sum Of one bpr-
dref eolilys, zaitR costI In the report Of the
|trial the Editor Of the u. S. Gazette OBJ
serves, that "one circumstance was omit
tied, too honourable 10 The public sentiment
not 10 De told. We allude 10 the spontane-
GUS, and immediate collection, III different
quarters Of the city, Of money to pay the
fire, which the court inflicted on the iH;pez
rsfertaHt. The gentlemen Of the bar as soon
as Che judgment was pronounced, came for
ward, aud contributed a sum sufficient for
this purpose, and we understood, that sew
eral other collections were made among
the citizens generally. Neither ought II to
be concealed that the officers of the court,
the greater part of whom ere democrats, unan-
imousiy agreed to relmqa'sh their fees
Indeed upoa this occasion, all the minor
distinctions Of party we're emerged III gen
eral and utter detes,ation of tiIe Trean, SUBJ
missiYe, and das;ardy spirit rshich direct
cd tue prosecution BY the President, Of the
language and sentiments held IL Us support
by Mr. Dallas, and Of the penalty inflicted
by tte COURT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

Out Of the fore Of the fubfcriher, file Of
- NOTES, about feventy in number, from
81 dollars to one. This is to forbid all per-
fons paying or buying faid Notes --Whce7 r.
viii detect faid thief or thieves, thar they
may be brought TO jnltice, nhall receive Ttv-
" Da3ar5 RszcWd DANIEL SYLVESTER
2, isS-;,eas Jaiy 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

s5ciatiaa but tic proposals Of our fnInss.
ters OF peace and reconciliation were reject
ed with insult and contempt.
When all hopes OF arnica5le adjustment
tailed, did Mr.. Adams adopt cringing
survlle mode OF conduct No. The man
who defended his country's rights against
The tyranical encroachment Of Britain,
would never consent to prostate his coun-
|try's sovereignty and interests to France, or
any other power. He did not buy teht1
by giving fifteen millions for vstiaerness, and
afterwards add tsso millions more But
upon this correct principle, :" in peace
friends, in war enemies he declared to
France and the world that the American
people were not under " colonial sense Of
tear" In this situation of affairs when
France was at open war " it'll this country,
President Adams did not order the LAYING
an embargo, which would have tead ru-
m and distress throughout the land but
he, like a true and ianhful friend to tie
people, their interest and rights, ccIamen-
ced system Of measures which etfectualY
protected oar citizens arid FFopc ty from
'capture and plumber. France SOON saw it
was IN sain TO thinil OF mssing the Ameri-
Can Government tributary, while federal
men were a. the helm OF stste--aad accor-
dinghy abandoned the scheme Of compelling
the United States to enter into her views.
Fortunate would il have been for America,
Iii her rulers, to this day. had have pursued
IA similar policy.
The present times afford the best CON-
ment on the policy of dcyiatins from the
principles and measures of the Washington
and Adams administrations. Il has brought
trouble aat loss to the door 81 the hunblcst
cottage OF the huinblest. ciiizcn Of Massa-
chusetts; and will most assuredly bring on
ruin and national degradation, if persisted
lin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

Nothing Is eaier than 70 make round after
tons; and therefore is il, that the public are
20 often afuted by the Executive retainers,
thar the E~5srga j. an evidence Of Mr.. Jefer-
fon's love Of Commerce aud by il has pre-
friend our fhips and fsamen.--Fads do not,
however, accord with thofe aGertions-But
on the contrary prove the Embargo to be a
fooSfh and an unjuA neafure; and that the
perils Of the feas ezilted principally in the
Imagination Of the E,sbasgcroeas.--M Moi of the
vefiels il foreign parts, at the time the en-
barge was impofed, have returned, and are
returning in fafety Many of the velels
which have had eonigin TO 60 to remote ports.
have returned richly laden; and found the
dangers Of the fea, to be but triAing and
moi more than is ordinarily the cafe when for
eign nations are az war and when by fuch
wars the profits of neutral commerce are en-
danced mach beyond the rifks encountered.
IBidl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

The H@binssoa FcderaEoi says, the
order for lhereIease Of the Usage from
seizure, contained a permit for her 70
sail for AHgtand, bur with positive
prohibitions against her return u
France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
LAST NOTICE.

A II peffcrv Aahted 70 the late firm Of
LITTLE & E4Krz-
are requeited 20 fertile the fame with the fiio-r
tcriber without further notice, or their ac-
counts wild be left With an attorney for COLI
lection. CHARLES B1RKER-
Fskncrt5, Jane 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
NOTICE

Il HE fhbfcriber hereby gives public notieA
to all concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed, and hiss taken upon herfelf the
truil Of AdminiRratrix on the eflate Or
DAVID DYER,
late Of Durham, in the county Of Cnmher-
land, Yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond an
the law dire0s-she therefore requefls ali
perfons who are indebted 70 the faid deceaf-
eds enae to make immediate payment, and
Ihofe who have any demands thereon, 10 en-
hibrt the fame 70 be- or ISAAC DAVIS. Of
Durham, her attorney.
TAMSfA DYER .44ssiz;Frotrix.
DDBasa, Tpae Sof5, sO8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Sder@ISah.

TAKEN by Execution, and TO Be fold az
Public Auction on Tueiday the ff1k
day Of July infant. at rem o'clock. A. M one
half of the fchooner Ell z ABETT1-AfgN-l
together with one halt Of the anchors, fails.
rigging, taekling, apparel, and furniture, 70
her the faid Elizahefh-Ann belonging uam
lying near the wharf Of Capt. jpfeph St1rdo-
want, in Broad Cove, in North Yarmouth.
(unIels previouly redeemed )-SaIe TO be on
board of faid ichooner. when and where he
terms will be made known by
J. M. CERRISII, D. SEenE
J,,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
Quincy g. Baker,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HE inhabitants Of the town Of Portland
are hereby called upon to remove the
Filth and fuch Matter as IA liable to create
putfefa6fion, fron their cellars, back TSfdt |,
&c. previous to the 18th Of next month, at
which time the Health Committee viii make
a general inipe6tion, and proceed according
20 Law with all delindnents. L is expected
that each individual will flnk fuch dbh in
their gardens or back yards, or sifpole Of il
70 as To render the town clcanly, a. the town
has made no provifon for removing it out Of
the ltreets as heretofore--and Fifhermen AID
all others are cautioned DOT to tranlgref, the
Bye-laws Of the town, by bringing Filh to the
wharves wit their inwards or gils, or carry
ing them into any part Of the town.
PEI. order ftbs HeaAJ cozzhatse.
SAMUEL F. HUssEY, cbabsraa.
Psrfis5I, 6f5 40 29th, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

The Rev. William M'Kendree, las been
elected Bishop BY The Methodisrs, at BAL
timore The whole number Of Methodists
in the u. States are reckoned at 15I ,9o5-
OF those, $500 arc reckoned as in New
England
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

The federalists Of .NeTv-H HAMPSHIRE,
we are told, will support the following
list Of Candidates, to represent the
State in the next Congress-, viz. Ma
thaniei II. Hduen, Ipitiiam Haie, James
ITfESoa, John C. Chamberlain, and Da,lei
Bla8deA, Esquires.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
WANTED.
TOLEL.

"A HOUSE in Gyeea5fyest, convenient Fo- =,
fmalI family, with good GARDEN
SPOT and B1RN--Tnquire of
Tnse 27. LEVI BRALISH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
WILLIAM LORD. F~enra4.

The following are the names Of Grand Ju
rors for the county Oh Cumberland, for th.
present year sefage 1903.
William Lord, -,
William Lowell, 1o'''a''a'
Daniel Cummings, F,csborr.
Amasa Baker,
Dummer Mitchell, ""'"ta'T'''s'h'
Jacob Anderson, By1nsseirt.
Johnson Slower, H,psueL!.
Timothy Weymouth, Gyag.
Ebenezer 5. Tombs, Scarborough.
John Warehouse, FalmoMk
Noah Harsey, Miaor
Mark Dyer, cabe E.sza5esh.
Peletiah Lyon, Nezu Glsaecsfc1
William Butler, 5tandask
Samuel Robinsos. D.vhans.
Joseph Staples, EUidla9r.
Simeon Libby, Gsyharr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

RETWEEN Portland and Gorhan. ON sat-
- urdzy afternoon, final parcel of NOTES
and written agreements, 10 newspaper GOV :.
er.-- Whoever has found and will Teud them
TO the Garefts.0tFse, hall be generously ray
warded- Jare 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
INTERFSTINr

THE Grand Jurors for the county Of Cum
berland the present yesr, viewing with re-
greet the many violations Of the laws, as res
poets Licenced houses, shops, &c. ard The
breaches ofthe laws respecting the due OBJ
serYance ct the sabbath, against profsne
cnrsing and swearing, for neglecting TO re-
pair highways, bridges &c. &c. do agree
and pledge themselves 70 make diligent en-
quiry and 20 conduct themselves in confor-
NIFTY o the solemn oath they have taken,
and also in conformity to The duty they owe
their fe'low-citisens in general, and that
they will use their united and individual ex-
ertions To carry into effect those salutary
laws--the object Of which is to prevent the
above abuses and practices, which are sub
versive of good order in the community
In conformity with the above expressions,
We do unanimously request. She forenan Of
the Grand Jury aforesaid to communicate
their intentions TO the public through the
medium OF one or more of the newspapers
published in the county, that the citizens
thereof may have due notice and conduct
themselves accordingly.
WILLIAM LORD, FoyeDsaa,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
AuCusrA, luNE %.

A severe shock Of an Earthquake was felt
in this town on Sunday morning last, about
FIVE minutes before three O'Clock, attended
with a loud rumbling noise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04

w lllIdil OOuQarQs
HAs received BY fllips Jofcph and Henry
n IA from Liverpool, very extenive addi-
ton to his ffock Of sadicry, Cutlery q Hard
Ware Coods-A-which be offers for fale by
wholeiale and retail, on the mot Reasonable
terms. IIKEwIsr.
$50 boxes ben Crown Glafs, all 6zes FROM
3 BY Z 40 10 by IL
leo caiks wronghr Nails All Gzes
3 tons fhceF Lead
40 doz, beft Engiiih Shovels and Spades
rs 10 Frying pans
100 doz. beit Sewing Irvine
cafxs aat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Waggan. aud Chais
Wheel Boxes
Sets OF Cart Iron, Weighs
Y, IA and 7Sw do do
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double I'm Pls,ss
Blackfnith's Anvi1 and Vices.
ALsoy
An aiiortrHsnt Of LOOMING 81. AasES
VIII. giis Aad Mai, ,sasy Frame
LIKEEEsE,
A very G7sai T-rfsty tf JONES' eisaea,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-07-04
SIOI EN-

Psttl5slg, 6fb 20. 29th, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
20 Dollars Reward.

CIOLEN last night, out of my stable in
- the upper part of this city, a CHESNUT
SORREL MARE, about years old. 4
feet or 10 inches high, trots and PAGES
slow, when pacing appears to be lame, with
hanging name and switch tail, lately shod
before, no brand: she was in very good or :
der, but rather dull. There was also taken
out OF the stable a Saddle and bride, the
saddle about half worn, with short skirts
and plated stirrups; the bride plated bit
with leather curb. will give the aboye
reward upon conviction of the thief, or FIVE
dollars to any person who will give me such
information that i get her again, with all
reasonable charges if brought home.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Richmond, Oct. so. 1903. 5w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
A Tract of Land,

Lying in the County of Nelson, Expressed in
the deed lying in the county of Amherst, the
deed being made before division of Amherst
county, the waters of the South Fork Of
Rnck6sh River, containing by estimation, Two
Thousand Three Hundred and One Acres,
more or less, adjoining the lands Of William
Johnson, Edward Harding, Norborne Thomas,
Joseph C. Cabe,l and William Bowman. Also,
Tract of Land, lying in the county of Buck
ingham, containing Four Hundred Acres, ad-
joining the lands of Miles Gibson, and others.
We will convey such title to the above menti-
oned tracts of land, as is vested i'll us by the
said deed of trust
REUBEN B. PATTESON,2
WILLIAM F. CARTER, 1'1S'seS'
Nelson County, 12th Oct. 1908. 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
RoR SALE
NV Plantation,

TN York County, known BY The name OF
Graves's, in three miles OF Williamsburg,
cont aiming by survey, Six Hundred and odd
Acres. II las on it comfortable dwelling
house, with six rooms, passage and six fire
places u brick dairy and smokehouse - kitch-
en- with two rooms a family grsnary, barn and
stable. The iandi, very rich excepting very
small part 1T, which may be estimated with
the lands in common. believe it equal to u
ny place on the continent for stock of all kinds.
1t lies in half mile Of the salt marshes. where
the cattle go when it suits them. The only diff
fcuty i'll hogs, is keeping them gentle.
raised veal in the first OF the spring, from
young cow, and never fed COW nor veal, and in
six weeks was called the best in Williamsburg
market. The maa who leases this place of me
has one year more III it. lie works only two
fellows, two women, and two very small boys.
He told me he had made between three and
four hundred barrels of corn. as many bushels
of wheat. and rs many oats, tending not more
| than about ninety acres. He leases but one
half of the plantation. The other may be Civ
en- possession to the purchaser directly, and the
other Christmas twelve months. This land has
a plenty of timber to pay for the land The
growth of timber is white oak, red oak, wal
nut, poplar, cedar, hickory, and chestnut. look
upon this land interior to none in that part of
the country /; il has large swamp, very easily
reclaimed, filled with good ash. This place
has been estimated to two thousand pounds,
but will take 1900 in good bonds, or 1900, half
cash, and security on the land for the balance,
or good bonds well secured i would not sci!
upon any terms, but my family wishing to live
at Mr.. piercs's place III James City, which
is to be sold.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
| Charles City Courthouse, Oct. 8, 1908. 6w
N B. The water IS very good, the place is
healthy, and convenient 10 fist-crabs and oy.
sters brought every day TO tho door, ifrequest-
ed, and enough may be caught in one day to
last n week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
To Rent,

THREE Houses on the main street, one
between Messrs. Ellis and Allan, and
Mr.. Manuel Judah, one opposite the Eagle
Tavern, now occupied by Mr.. Simpson
Morris, the other is occupied by MIR. Ben
jamin Duval, next door to Gallego, Rich
ard i Co.'S. office; ofthe two first, possession
may be given immedia ely, and of the other
the first of January next. Also, a house ki-
tuated in the alley, between the street go
ing 10 Shockoe warehouse and that gong
to Mayo's Bridge possession to be had i'm
medately.
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1908. Cf)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Mount Comfort,


GTTUATED on Rappahsnnock in the comfy
~ of Essex. within fiftcen miles of Tappahan-
dock and about toe same distance from urbanna
and King and Queen Courthouse and very con-
senleut to the post Office at Montague's Tavern
there are upwards OF one hundred and fifty
acres of land attached to this seat. considera
DE part of which is wood land and heavily tim
bered--The improvements are a dwelling house,
forty feet BY eighteen, Kitchen. Smoke. House,
Stable. Ice House, &c on the Hill-And on the
rivsr bank store house, with commodious
Store and Counting Room and an excelen; Ora
pary-all of which--except the Stable--have
been recently built. Mount Comfort commands
rs good, if no, the best view of the river of any
Ssat on the Rappahannock. and the best 6'h and
oysters may be had 1T the door with very little
trouble lit is well calculated for meschani.
bsing IN populous and wealthy neighborhood,
where it is believed FIVE or SIX thousand pounds
worth of goods might bs retaed annuaI.yii
wenld also oe q convenient stand for protest.
Snal chavacter---I would either sell on credit il
the payments Can be agreed on or exchange for
other lands without improvements.
Tor farther particulars apply to Reuben Nj
Ga1aet,, o. 70
Garter Wood,
Mount Comfort.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

About 3 years old, he PAGES, uoSs and can,ers, a.
bout q Feet inches high, heavy made. carries
ms head low. which is large, wI.h Roman nose.
lately got him OF William Smith of Fluvanna,
whicn county l-believe ne was raised in. A Ii.
oerai reward will be given 10 any person for deli
vering HIM 20 me, or II. Toinrl,ns in Richnnond.
Isaac Webster.
October Goth, 1908. 1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

ID RTURNS his thanks TO his friends and the
IN public generally for their liberal encourage
inent, and hopes his sssiduisy TO business and
Yuncuality viii en'ite..im 20 a continuance of
heir fayois. He has renewed to the cornsr i'm.
rnsdiately opposite the Bell, formerly occupied by
3 CraniIaud, where he intends carrying on the
Book-bihding business in all les variety and in
the most modern 4 fashionable stile, with punc-
fuslity, neatness and dispatch.
Printed Books bound in the most elegant man.
ner in Morocco and Calf skin, full gilt and letter
ed also in sheep skin, gilt, I"tersd and plain.
Blank Books OF every description ruled to any
pattern and bound with the slimproved spring
or patent backs.
Osdefs from the country will be thankfully re-
ceived and ppnetuaily attended to. Old books
rebornd.
~ b. An apprentices viii setafen to the Book
Binding business. if immediate application b
ssade, with good Recommendations.
sgust IS tf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Notice.

A LII those indebted TO the estate of Thomas
n Wills, dec. l,,e of Gays Brook, are re.
quested to come forward and make Immediate
payment, and those TO whom the same estate is
indebted, to produce their Claims well authenti.
Gated.
Samuel Barksdale, .zdm'r.
October 20ih, 1903. St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

pY virtue Of "a dee ef rrust executed to the
~ subscribers by cornelins Tho,nas, to
cure the payment OF n asbt due Co James &,,r-
ply & Company, as therein expressed, WILL
BE- SOLD, TO the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, on. Saturday the leth day Of November
next, in the town of Wsrminster,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
A Grsat Chance for Speculation.
I he Falling Garden
FOR SALE.

T<HE subscriber Intends opening q
A. street through the middle Of tho
Garden, inc line With the greet on which
the IhsOn's Hall is built, and calling it
New Street and one other. crossing the
Garden, and coming out by the Bell Ia.
,ern, and calling that Bah Street and
as there ate no names given TO streets in
Richmond, shall call the street at The
head Of the Garden, Locust Street, until
better names can be given them and on
these streets so named, shall lay out the
land in building lots, and shall offer them
Tor sole on the sth day ofBext month if the
weather proves suitable; If not, the next
suitable day, the Vendue 10 begin al ten
O'Clock, and commence on the lots directly
back of The Bell Tavern they will be
sold to the highest bidder without reserve !;
The terms are one fourth cash one fourth
IN one year one fourth in two years, and
he other fourth in three years from the
day Of sale, the three last payments to be
secured by deed Of trust on the property,
with interest from the day OF sale, if not
paid in 60 days after the payments become
due. In the mean time | will contract
with any person or persons for the bull.
ding Of from two to six, Two story Brick
Houses. A deed with general warranty
will be given che purchasers.
A plan Of the whole may be seen at the
Argus Office and the premises will be
shewn on application to the subscriber.
JAMES LOWNES.
10th Month, 25lh, 1903. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Land For Sale.


THE subscriber Offers Tor SALE, The TRACT
OF LAND. on which ne now resides, ~
ing on Wards fork, abOa' .wo miles from its
jusetion with Roam Oak four rifles from Cha,
lo'te courthouse, and containing Zoo acres, about
40 Of which IS cleared and inclosed with good
fencing. The improvements are good dwell
ling house, win 2 brick chimnies, grist mill
with pair OF stone, and saw mill. on n stream
which has never been known, ia the d.yest som
meTs, TO fail furnishing wa'er sufficient to suaply
the above mIlls Also, good granar-, and al
o her necessary houses. The soil of the above
land is adapted TO the cuiure of tobacco. corn.
wheat, &c. Should Boi meet with pnrshayer
before the 9th day of Dec next, propose offer.
ing the above land for sale Ton the next DAY,
being the 7th day Of Deeember) to the highest
bidder credit Of II montns. Also, ali nv
and kitchen FURNITURE, CORN.
PORK, CATTLE, and several likely NE.
GROKS. Twelve months credit will be given on
al sums above dollars, The purchasers giving
bonds with approved tecEritT, to carry interest
from the date IL not punc'ualy paid.
John w. Williamson.
Charlotte, tih Ddn6sr, 1903 6v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
For Sale.


lie subscriber being DESTROYS ofpayfng of1
his debts, will offer for sale on the 18th day
Of November, large stock of Horses, Mules,
Cattle. Hogs, and Sheep. Also, a number of
valuable Plantation Utensils, on six months
credit, the purchasers giving bond with ap-
proved security, TO carry interest from the dates
if not punctusly paid.
viii also be offered for Sale, on that day,
If not dsDosed Of before.
THE TRACT OF LAND,
Whcreon now live, containing between 1909
and 1000 acres, lying on Lickinghole Creek,
within four miles Of James River There arc
two dwelling houses on the land, suitable for
families. There is also Mill with pair Of
Burr aud pair Of C6llogn stones, & machine
~, worth from five to eight hundred bushels Of
toll year. Also, Disiiery, with four stills,
in good order-thcre is also an apple orchard
oftwo or three thousand bearing trees, Of the
best Kind Of fruit. The plantation is in good
order for cropping, sufficient 20 work % or 50
hands to advantage. The land will be sold ON
six annual payments, with adecd Of trust there
on 20 secure the payments, as they become
due. Young negroes, or lands, suitable in the
western country, will be received in payment.
The land will be laid Oft in lots so as to suit
purchasers.
WILLIAM NJ RICHARDSON.
Coochland, 7th Oct 1893 pis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
2nd oa 1903.
Notice.

THE ensuing General Assembly will be petit.
cned - psss \ law, auIhorising the county
efFluvanna 10 build tel bridge across the Ri
wanna river. at he most convenient site. near
The town Of Columbia. and 10 alter the soad 60
as 10 pass by said bridge.
Fluvanna, Sept. 30, 1909. RI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Military Lands

IN 7RE STATES or ONO And KEE7UcK1
VIE subscriber hao for SALE. sundry val,S
able tracts Of LAND, on the waters of the
Miami and Scioto rivers, sfa,e Of Ohio. Also,
on the waters Of Cumberland and Green rivers.
state of Kentucky, which will he sold low for
cash or good bonds--For Further particulars en-.
quire of William Price, register, who has the a.
tic papers, or to
William Du-Val.
Buckingham. Jarsary 90 1908 ,v,e