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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
John Bar6sdole, H. c. he.
FOR SALE.

Or EXCHANGE FoR err PROPERTY,
d. 20 600 acres ofland in Harrison coun-
' ~ state OF Virginia in 4 Haas of 5000 A..
eres each, on The waters Of Elk and Little Kama.
VIVA, surveyed in 1884.
$500 acres on EugheSs river, in tie sar,s
county, surveyed in 1888. being the mot,y of a
trad Of 5000 acres
B. 1900 acres of land in the distriQ fBa;,d's
Town. OF Buck Fctk, near Baird's ToVa, Ken
lucky.
a. = handsome Frarie Houee. with s ICONS
on floor. coach house, s,oblss. CT oke house.
win The Lots on which hey stand, aud a rs,dec
adjoining in board fence, az Bath Ber.e,ev
Springs, Virginia, suited Tor family or ata
@ern. Also, one Out Los Of siX aeret, enclosed
with a stone wall.
January u. 1909 %,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04

irii OCtoOe 1ON( WITT
Mr. PLEAsANTs. ---------
ro4 tsil insert tie toilo,uins cert.
teare S's Sreels IN roe d'Sur, s5;ak it au,p
cue 10 hyseJ ana fien', and OGage year. &c. stet.
t.!y .EUUIJ5.
February is, 1905.
State OF North Carolina. Casve,l count.
ME- do hereby certify, THAT OF or abour t,,.
w o'h day OF Jaouary last, lanes OR. one os
the justices OF the peace of said county, conn,.
ted to the Jail OF sad oc"n,y. = resto man \, M
called his name PereR y. loNss aud y.ho h.,s
passed as Tree man, in sand county, lie is,r s..
or ten months next preceding h,s CO nniilrnr,,
4 ne saio negro was rornnliusd under ara IL, -
assembly OF this state, which scuist;s any ~.
man trading with slave. To pay q l,enal.y ,F,r,
pounds or remain III close jai; hrec n,orfhs ..:,o,
the person so Offending refuge or be unable e. ,uv
the hne. The said negro Peter D. lons.. ~.
manned IN the jail of sad couney rmtil TN. cr,,,
oil pleas and quarter ssi ms held ,n said .onr,
IN the month OF Isnuasy lass; when on the th,rc;
Gay q SAID count James Hitler ccC ..,nake known
TO SAID court Mat the said negro was nor /, f-e.
man, and That has name was 1SA Ac, and a i,r-i-
I'VE from justice, he the Isaac having been con.
deT1red to suRer death by The county c,u,t rs
ritts> wanna Va. some time in the beginning OF
the year 1907. On which information The 60
OF this county, then sitting, ordered the said ne
go TO be KEEP, in close custody until applied ia,
by the executive of Virginia or some other p,o.
PR authority. We do further certify thar on The
fourth day OF this present month, Samuel ruous
made application 20 the sheriff OF ,his county Tor
'he said negro Isaac, {: on satisfactory evidence
made by hun the said Fuqua TO the sheriff. the
sara sheriff did, on The said day, deliver INIT,
the said Fnqua the said negro Isaac Given un.
Der our hands this 5th Gay Of February 1903.
HENRY ATKiNsoH, Justice OF Peace.
SOLOMON GRAvEs Justice of Peace.
'FHE Sheriis of the counties oi Sussex Din.
wddie and Southampton, composing n die.
tritt-of the counties OF Bo;etcurt, Montgemerv.
Giles, Tazewell, Wythe, Grayson, WasHinston
Lee, Russell, Monroe. Greenbrier, Kanaw ma and
Mason, composing another dislret--oF the com.
ties OF Hanover and Caroline, composing ano.
Their diStria--of the counties OF Fairfax Il Primo.
William, composing another disisiet---oi the onn.
ties of Monougslia, Harrison, Wood. Ohin.
Brooke aEd Randolph. composing anoihcr dis.
i''t-and of the countcs ef Essex. King Will
am and King and Queen, composing another disc
t,itt-which several districts cons t,usc the thi,d
class of the senate OF Virginia, a.e requested 10
take notice thar election, in rotation, is 20 he
held, c1 the cou:i days OF thei- respective couu-
iiss IN the month Of 9pil next, Tor the choice OF
senator 10 represent each Of lie districts aooye
mentioned in the General Assembly, for four
years next ensuing.
THEO. EANSEORD, C.S.
February IL 1903 4tw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
Feb. 97, 1908.

Feb. 27, 1908.
He Executive will receive on the 25th
of March next proposals for construc-
ting sufficient and proper carriages for
mounting all the pieces of art;llery belong
ing 10 this commonwealth, at which time
drafts OF the most approved models in con.
iormlty 10 which the said carriages are to
be constructed, will be submitted to the
inspection Of all persons disposed to con.
tract for the same. The Executive will
probably furnish all the necessary timber,
and will have the iron work done at the
peniten.isry-- list of the pie
ces intended 10 be mounted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
For Sale,

n ~ Dwelling Housc, and Four Hslf-Acre
AVA Lots of Ground, in the Town OF Manches
Ter, as formerly advertised: On receiving a
part in cash, am disposed TO give considera-
O,e credit, tor TIE balance ofpurchase, or viii
take vounE Negroes It fair vaIda ION, and
Ls::d IN 10 @.2:c &c Jhio, Tennessee or Il o.
tueky, on such terms may he agreed on. =
tlie s5i1 properly is nos sold between row and
Chdsr;nas, j. wiz be leased 10 an approved te.
nant FOR tc.E. of yezrs.
A.<CH'D CAMPBELL
HManchesetr, Nov. SO. 1907 IF
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WILL positively be sold without re-
serve, for cash, on the p, emises, on
Wednesday he 9th day of March next, a
BRICK HOUSE and LOT, lying on the
main street, leading through Adams's Val
ley, the property of Mr.. A. Blackwood,
containing ll6 feet in front aud running
back l47 fee,.
PROSSER X MONCURE Auctrs.
Richmond, Feb. 81, 1903. tics
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
By fhe Governor Or the omntonqveai.h o.
Virginia,



VNT HEREAS it is duly certified 10 The
Wv Executive by thee court The coun-
~ OF WacwicS, thai the house in which,
by proclamation bearing date the seth
day oil september last, the said court were
authorised 10 hold iheir sess rs, unit, The
courthouse of the said county (out of re-
pair) should be repaired OF rebuilt * made
fl FOR their accommodation, is found by
experience to be unfit for the purposes OF
the court. it being too small, and without
any of the requisite conyeniences for the
court, the bar orthe juries and that Wade
Mvunlottt had made tender Of his house
in The said county of Warwick, al Rich
Neck, which was sufficiently large and
convenient tor the accommodation OF the
court, by whom it is accepted. l have
therefore thought FL, with the advice of the
counsel Of stale, to issue this proclamation,
hereby rescinding that which issued on
The aforesaid goth day of September last /;
and notifying all whom il may in any man
ner concern, that until the courthouse for
the county of Warwick aforesaid shall be
repaired or rebuilt, and made fit for their
accommodation,th the said court for the coun
ty If Warwick shall be holden in the afore.
said house OF the said Wade Mounlfort,
at Rich Neck within the said county OF
Warwick, according to law.
Given under my hand with the seal
of the Commonw alth annexed. at
Richmond this oath day of Fe5ru-
AIRY, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
d ANlEL L. HYLTON, c.
COUNCIL -CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CT ANBkR,
February IS, 1908.
NROPOSALS will be received by the
il Executive on The 25th day oil March
pexi, for furnishing the Public Guard with
ciosihing for he present year. Also at
tie same time proposals will be received
for furnishing the diet Of the ConVicts in
ihe peDitentiary, for one year from the l7lh
day Of April next.
DANIEL L. HYLTON. G. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
100 Dollars Reward.
20 Dollars Reward.

puw AwhYaboei the 9Th May from Richmond,
IL i 4COB, very black fellow, about six feet
high, twcuiy.eignr years old, handsome address
sua very a:tful, has several scars on his neck,
aud one cr two, ! believe, en- his Itrr check, re.
senlhIing snail pox pits, waterman by trace,
and lest his bstlesu III the bason of the canal in
the above city when he wen ., at which time
he b:obe open the %; Of gentleman in Rich
moad and sole to large amount, for which
said gentleman has offered reward of so do-rs
fos experimenting SAID fellow las am informedy
he has numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the COUNTIES o. Hanover and Caroline, in
one OF which he was raised, and where expcGi
he NAV be hlrborsd Tie above reward W III
be psi'i and all Reasonable charges. for securing
said fellow in amy jail SO get him, or teliverc-
me in Bent Creek, buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Horstey.
November 90. 1867. tfld.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04

W 3. WILL ALSO BE SOLD, at the same
time, the residue of the LOTS opposite, pur-
chased by me of Moses Davis. For tens
apply to Nlessrs. Prosser * Moncure.
P. YOUNGHUSBAND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04

VIRGINIA
NJ COa1 5eia for HaLjfas eo4,rty, i5e 2S,b dan
81 December, 1907.
Clement Jameson, piaint,H y Tn
against { Cboue.
Jesse Crenshaw & Peter CLARK, dee'ts s egy,
THE defendant CteHshaw, nc, having entered
his appearance and given security acccrd,n,~
to the act Of assembly ard the rules of this court
aud II appearing 90 the Satisfaction cf the court
that he is nos an iahsbisant Of this state On
the motion Of Inc plaintiG by his cognss!. II IA
ordered, Ihas the said defendant Crenshaw do
appear here on tlie fourth Monday in March
next aad answer the Plaintiffs bill and tbat
the defendant Clarl: 10 not pay away. see,c,e
or Otherwise dispose Of any monies, goo1s or
elects which he may have IN lis hands belopg.
ing TO the defendant Ctenshav, so far ss req.
peas the sum Of fifty dollars until the fa,tber
order OF this eour, that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in SOME one oF the newspa.
I'efs Published in the CITY Of Kichmo4d for Two
months sucecssivey. and posted * the {. OH, dec,
OF The courthouse Of this county.
n copy--Tes;e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
TO RENT.

7 AM desiroes TO exchange the following pro-
L perty, or any part thereof. may be agreed
on for q small ;sad of good Land, in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other I'M
provements, a good spring of water. and an a
g1eeable neighborhood. at distance of 80 to 100
miles mp the coun'ry--To say for Houses in this
eiY--Lands in '-enrico county, joining The AGA.
DENY lands. and near this city,, 900 acres on
Richand creek, in Lincc.n county Kentucky
LOCO acres on the waters Of the Ohio, IN Mason
county--and two tracts of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each $50 . S acres.
a Robert Mitchell.
Richmand, Feb e. SOB lf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
For Sale or Rent,

sr~HE HOUSE, OFFICE s. STABLE, with
Il an excellent garden, al! in good order, and
at present Occupied by MIR Samuel =. Parsons,
Joining major Prior, on the Hay Market square.
fo' particulars Apply to
JASPER ROBBINS, 4,
Mr., JouN M'ENFRT's.
Feb 81 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04

1T C0art held for Cam5.r7ara Couaf1,
25th January, 1903.
JoHN ANDERSON. Plaintiff,
AGAINST
JoHN HOLLAND & JAMES IoLLAEp Coane-
Deiendapts. } ETY.
THIS day came the plaintiff, by his attorney,
4 and the defendant IouN, not having enter
ed his appearance and given securi,y according to
law and the rules of this court, and il appearing
10 the satisfaction Of the court that he is no, an
inhabhanF OF this state 4; On the motion OF the
plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid, Ii !, o,deyfd.
that the said defendant John, do aprsar here on
The fourth Monday in April next and answer the
plainiFs bill, and that copy Of This order Oe pub.
iished IN one of the public news papers printed in
the city of Richmond for three months successive.
" and posted Al the front door Of he Courthouse
of this county. A copy.--Atie,te.
(I2S) MILLER WOODSON, elk.
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-. The noted 81 mach admired
faE> EaGLIsH HORSE
gfsassW NJ Jack Andrews;
Rx5t'sy as I NipoRIED by w. Light.
~ y L FOOT E,q. of Charles


property, full Is and ID hands high, a
blood bay, finely formed, in high health,
vigor and spirit, The most active and best
oottomed horse ever imported into this
country. now rising ID years old.
Win stand the ensuing season at lem
pie Hill, Oh Mecham's river, in Albemare
county, ten miles above Charlottesville,
within mile of Germans mill aud miles
OF the brick tavern, and will be let to mares
at FIVE guineas the season, which may be
discharged by the payment OF 20 dollars If
paid by the 10th day OF August, Gentle
mems notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged Us above /;
8 guineas the leap, and 30 dollars to insure
mare to be with toal, aud one dollar with
each mare to the groom; the leap ard
groom money to paid when the mare is
covered. Provided the mare is changed
the owner shall be liable. The season will
commence The first day Of ..la;ch and end
the first day of August. Extensive low aud
high ground pasturage, we'll enclosed, in
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at So per week, and grain will
BE- furnised at the market price and given
in manner and quantity agreeably 10 d.
rection, and all possible care taken TO pre-
vent accidents and escapes but will not be
liable for any that may happen.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For William Lightioo;.
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w seasons a' al my ,n ~a S"saos
on huck'.'s Kun, S miles from Amherst court
house and ~ from Warminster. and will cover
mares at 25 dollars the season. IS dollars the leap
and 10 dollars insurance with one dollar 10 ,hc
Groom III either case. The lean money To be paid
at the time CT service, the season on hrst day of
August, and the insurance on first day of MarcS.
1909. Crop tobacco inspected az any of III, ware
houses O.. ames river from Lvachburg to Rich
mond viii be received in payment al dollars per
l5O lib. 1T rendered on before the day becomes
due. Pasturase gratis bu, no liability r. acci
dents OF escapes --CoUTY is a beautiful bay II
years OLD, feet inches high. elegantly formed
and of great strength. He was GOT by Sir -eter
Tesze, and came ont OF The celebrated Yrllow-
Mare, she was got By Tandem, M, dam Perhi,a
by He,od OUT Of FAin Forri.ter b. sloe and so
through the best s,osk tina, England has produced
z;'may be seen by eie,enee 10 the general strd
book --Sloe was the most distinguished racer Of
mis- day, x was nsver beat Cog1 rs CoLTs ave
runnng with great credit in Englznd In 1906
four only stared, Of which one was 4 winner ard
when losing they came in with great credii.
beating the get of Buz2a,d, Precpi,ate, Oscar.
Sir Peter Teszle and Others OF the FIRST character
in Erglaad-ln 1907 Ne. Westhegby (author Of
the Racing Caisodar) writes to under date
Sept 18th, AZ which ume the racing for hat wear
was not over, that several of Coutv's colts were
"inners, and one Of ihem had the misfortune 20
break his shoulder, or il was supposed ne would
nave been the best Of his year in England. The
season win Commence on FIRST March and terni.
nate frat August. X. RIVES
February &c, 1903. low
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pEDLGRFR


JACK Andrews was got by Joe Andrews. hi.
dam BY Highayer, his gcandam Cardinal PuT
his great gra"dam by Tatter, his great great
grandarn by snip, his great great great gfandam
81 Lord Godolphin's Arabian. las grear great
great great grandam by Stanyan's Arabian.
which maze was own sister 20 Tfampten's Whjts
Neck. foil sis,erto the Minbury Galloway, erea.
great great great great grandam by Sauce Box
con OF Cegs, sire Of Crofts Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, (seal }
Go hereby certify that the above pedigree IS n
true copy from the original Que sent ne in BY Ia .
LORD Gwen under my hand aad sealr this sd
Of December, 1874.
WILLIAM LIcHTFoOT, (Seal)
Joe Andrews was got by Eclipse his dam Al.
amanda by Omninm, he, dam Cloudy by Bsak-
Crab Wcdding'on mare by Partner Cqnc,al
S,u1 Bcok' page Oh, Pria cd in 1908, by James
WSk.h:rby.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
FOR re
FOR REM,
Ind immediate Possession given,
II Store 9 Lumbry- Hoaese.

a 4 tina, well know place the Piping Tree, in
L = King William couny. IL is necessary %
observe that few stands for country store can
excel II, it being situated in wealthy nsiShbor-
hood, on ramunky, q branch of York river
shells of grain can load at the door
Mary King.
January 90 lSUo. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-04
4 ~ The Impo rtet o.s
My Bedford,

AEss>s1ssorS -Sa So noted Tor getting caI;.pI
racers, will stand the next sea sen a, nay s,s.
bic in Che"eiEei cowu,y. Further pa, ,ieu.t-s
viii be made Known heforc the season Coz.
menees dN0!hAS BRANCH.
If,h O9obe l5C7 wt,
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Valuable Lands.

ITNEiE subscriber viii Sell, Oh credit. or ex.
4 change for Property in Richmond or It's
heiChborhooi, the following LANDS, 70 Wit:
$40 acrcs in tie stale CT Kentucky. by survey
bearing date the 1otn day of Oso'es 1871, lying
and being in the dis,ria SET apart for the officers
and soldiers Of Nc Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1900 acre7, in kentucky. by survey
bearing date the ION Of(ober 1897, likewise w.
ing vi the disuia Sc, apar; for the officers and
soldiers Of tho Virginia sia,e line, on the north
side OF Little fIvcr, branch Of Cumberland RI
vel, and abcut two and half miles from the
month of Litile liver
Also. $50 acres Of Land in rho county Of Mav
son, sa;e Of Virginia. Oh Old Town creek, about
miles from Mason courthouse
Indisputable ,itIcs viii oe made 10 cine above
mentioned lands sni plots Of each tract ma, be
seen on application 70 the sabseriber rc,jdiuy in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOaANNAN.
T. 90
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Sales at Auction.

WIN. H. CABGLI
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sht present itself to that government, &
strengthen the motive. to an honorable re-
paraticn for the wrong which has been
done"
And Il is now we'll known that such repara.
ton might have been promptly obtained In
London, lsc the presidents instructions 10
Mr.. Monroe been compatible TO such an adj
justment. He was required not to negotiate
on this single transient act which when once
adjusted was forever settlt'l but in connexion
with another claim OF long standing, and, to
say the least OF douhtful right to Wit, the
exemption iiom imprcSsment Of British sea-
men fop,'i on board american 'nerctan.s yes-
sells To semcdy the evil arising from lis OK
crcise, by which our own citizens were some
times IMPRESSED, the attention ofour gnYcrn-
ment, under every Administrations, had been
earne stS engaged while no man who regards
the truth, will question the disposition OF the
British government to adopt any arrangement
that will secure to Great Britain the service
OF her oy,n sR5jeriS. -. And now. when the uncx-
ampled situation .s;.;.t country left alone to
maintain the conflict with France, and her
numerous dependent s.a.rs--lcft alone tn
Withstand the power which mcnaces the T.
berries cfthe world rendered the AID Of al
he" sui,;' e's more tl,sn ever neeGiul; Iitcrc
was no rcas,a.Sblc ground to expect that she
would Yield the right 20 Ike them >SDe,: f,unt,
on board the merchant vvs,ols Of grv nation 60
Thus ~ insist on her ,eldirg ihis rent :s,.,!
irsfpar..lly 10 connect il will, ,Ee :,;!:ir oS ,hr
Chrsa,c.E,. rs .antamourt 60 = Diet rminnti
on rut 20 ne GoCil,e at III.
II \
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opinion perhaps wastinged with prejudice;
he would not claim an exception frem the
general liability; he had heard much of
his mal-condnct, ami he felt general pre-
judice ag,ins, any officer vino permitted
himself even 10 be tempered with he had
as little patience with a man who would
receive proposals for deviation from the
line ofpropriety. as he would for virtuous
woman who would ii>ten TO proposals to in
duce her tn.econe Otherwise the one was
as little en..,icd 90 respect as The o,hcr TO the
Inscription ofvirtue. This Was has opinion,
but the house might t.iuil otherwise To
allow time TOR consideration, he consented
that it should lac ca the Table.
Mr. Pitkin Thought that on the rcQues. o.
a state there coulG be no hesitation TO make
an cnqu ~; he though, IL should be imme.
diatcly referred Z committee
The resolution was however ordered &c
lie on the table wi'icut division.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

20 N. Champaign. desired 4 .migt, no, lie
published. because of the tendency OF that
practice TO Restrain ;niuri0;isiy the freedom of
our foreign correspondence. But rcrceiyins
that this cantion, proceeding purely from :
rcgcrd To tie pubic good, las furAished occa
sion for disseminating uniounied s.spicions
and insr,u.,tons, ain induced "a belicv. thal
the good which will now result from its publ
cation by confirming the couiidence aud union
of ou- fellow citizc:is, VIII more than counter
vail the ordinary objection 70 suca publications
1t IS M wis. therefore that il mas be now pub
lishcd.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
lIwch 90, 1905 IN j
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Advertisements.
NJ. M %YEHS.
TGr
NIatch IS.

virtue ri "a deed OF lrust executed ~
- William HTcheson 10 The sub.cri
hcrS, o" The 2@,h day Of October, fsOs,
which deed hath been since .!aiy rf4ver
and recorded in the county court # lin
rico, and in conformity 10 recue.t IN
writing, made by Charles Ellis, far wlioee
benefi' the said dc, nf rust was executed
The sUbscfihcrs viii. for ,bc purpose .,
raising sDfiicigDt sum Of money. Co dis.
charge the amount due on two bonds. (r,
ven BY The said Iiu'che.oD To the se;d
Cherries Elhs) memion,d 10 he said deed
Of trrs' aod fpr other purposes therein
spcc'sicfv proceed to sell q, pabl.c auction.
tyr ready MONEY, on ibc prcInises. on the
5ih day Of May next, all thai rrsc, n,
Land 80 Tie deed afrcsaid B.4nt;oeed. 81,
50 much thereoi IS shall be sufficient 10 81
usiy the debl aforesaid ard other obi I,
Of the trust. The said TRACT Of Land !.
situate ~ ihc upper part 81 H.nrioo GOWN
", on tee wsters &C YncSahoe Creek. be-
ing ne sHne Land on which the said
Charles Ellis formerly resided. AID IS uar.
.ieularly Gesc ib-d in he deed Of trust ..
i0'csaii, aud IN TIC deed by va ch The Said
Charles Ellis conveyed the same 10 IN.
sad Huoheson, both nf which deeds. n,
copies thvreoi, viii be shcwn on The dav of
,slc.
JOHN PATTERSON.
STEPHEN ELLIS.
ooh Mich. i3pss nav
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At Private Sale,

M the "it6Sc't5ey''s IRcfion Store,
TlHST qus;iy GREEN CoFFfF IA so.
y'.,.9 and Losf Sugars. Wo.aszes old Ma,
Jena and Lnmdu p. Tenre,iTs sVircs. Holland
On Denrj0hns. G'ass., a1t IN boxes. con,s;o,
ing tur'blers win"-gasses and decan,ers and an
q ,S"oment Of tlls best qaai;y DUTcm BoLr1xo
CIorHs.
Mafch Is. T6,
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Dlrglrlta Ar9u9.
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1908.
RIG Ii M o n ID:

AZ "EUsEBIus" in our xt-W: have
also been obliged to defer continuation of
observations, in answer to Falkland, Cono,,
ard Tie seucnteen ProfesterS, AID nun
Der of other interesting articles, till Friday
to make room for as much of the impor-
,ant message from the President as possible
in this days Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

Died--On Thursday evening last, at Mr.
Matthias Sims in Hanover, MIR Leighton
W'ood, of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

We are requested to state that James
Harris esq. viii net serve O. the commi.,e
Eor supporting the Monroe ticket in the
county of Albemarlc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29
NEW YORK. March 81

Yestcrd..v arrived he fast SAILING ships
Robert Burns, Waite; Caledonia, Hen
dc:y0n. and Phoc:,"i, Stanton, all in %
days from Liverpool and captains
Waite and Henderson have politely ia
vored the editor CT the Mercantile Ad-
yertiser with London papers To- the i7th
Feo. inclusive, liverpool cf Il e 18th, and
Ll"yd's Lists TO the 18th. The following
are The only interesting articles they con,
tain.