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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Portland Mufeum,
1t ERT-KALL-Forr-R,...

n Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. WOOD hegs leave to inform the La
A'A dies and Gentlemen Of this town and its
vicinity, that he has opened collection, con
fitting Of the following CurioGties, viz.
II WAX FIGURES.
Mr.. DANIEL LAMBERT, aged 87,
Whole aGonifhing weights ZIG pounds The
circumference round the BODY 10 feet inch
e round the leg feet | inch! Tho Of Ibis
amazing hze, be is entirely fres from any
corporal defect He was a native of Leicei.
ter, but now relides in the city Of London
he enjoys perfect ftste Of health, and il re-
markedly fpry fer man Of his lze.-4His La
dy y Of very fmall Gze, and the ftriking con-
ira1 between them renders Il lcene or altor-
iihment to every beholder:-DNv, S+ra5 and
Lady Of Brltimore-W ichanarn, a Chief Of
Nootka-Seund--Wynce, female. Cadiac
Princefs, native * Oyhee- Innocence, 4
very beautiful Child Rev. Mr.. H.-t,g0He and
Society, conflling Of B fma Fignres-A IA
MOO turned Soldier, &C. &c
ABo-A Grand HiltoricaI
PANARA ANA
Of the Battle Of 7ripoE reprerentinE every
flip, gun-boat, g.. which were in the en-
gagement, beth American ana TriPoitansr
together with visw Of the town. Baihaw's
Cattle, sc. This Painting y done il an ele-
giant ftyle and contains 600 lquare feet Of
Canva6
Al6--The defruAion Of the f+igate phila-
delPhia, VIXEN laying il the harbor 81 Trip
oil, &C.
Excellent Mufc, On the Organ and other
Inilruments. J hoie who have al inclination
TO view this plezGng collection, nun improve
the prefent opportunity, As il win be Fsnov.
Cd in a mort time.
Admittance rs cents-Children BALI price.
Nc Hours Of Exhibition from III the NOR.
nipg, until 3 in the evening.
Portland, July rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Dortlau0,
Monday, august l, 1908.


mother Revolution In Stain.
The last accounts from Europe give
he particulars of another important
evolution in Spain. Although the gov
Eminent Of this kingdom, for long
fine, has been completely under the
control Of Bonaparte, still it was per-
,r;tted to retain a nominal sovereignty
,nder the late king. But even this is
now taken away BY the ambition and
,vfanny Of the king-making and king
destroying conqueror Of Europe.
The extensive territory andimmense
revenues ofthis once powerfui nation,
Ire transferred to the Emperor Of
France, who has appointed Marshal
lurat. Ibrother-in-law To the Empe-
rorl Regent and Commander in Chief
ofall the forces and the late king has
~ 4 pu1lic act been compelled, for
himself and Successors, tU renOunce
alright 70 the throne.
Private lettels mention, that this
state N affairs has met with violent op-
position n many Of the provinces. That
II SasiIle and Andolusia, the people
have taken up arms IN favor ef Ferdi-
nand VII, whom they have proclaimed
their lawful sovereign. But il does not
require the spirit Of prophecy, 70 fore
Eel what the probable result WIN be OF
this attempt Of the Spaniards to pre-
serve theshadow Of their independence.
II will only serve to fastcrmore firm
~ on their neCks the yoke Of foreign
oppression, and doom their country to
plunder, and theiy persons to massacre,
bv agency Of French army.
on this event, the editor Of the Newysrk
Evening Post remarks-"Whata lesson for
America what a page in the book Of
fate have We laid open to her view The
Spaniards were in friendship with the
French they were not only allies, but
were engaged in fighting the battles Of the
great Emperor they entered actively into
I'll his plans Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT, and assis-
ted him IN all his c0nquests. For this friend
shin, this assistance and submission u the
viii of the C0rslcan, what reward has he
g!gen them He has oyerthrown the mon
srchy, erased the kingdom from the list d
nations, and mace the people slaves--hew-
ers Of wood and drawers Of water for his
armies. Americans, take warning. What
IS our present situation Are we not friends
and allies Of the French Are we not as
sisting them all id our power, even in con-
travention Of our own laws Have we not
submitted To the mandates Of the Emperor
Nv LAYING an Embargo aud destroying Our
trade IL his recommendation Are not our
first officers Of state nsturalizcd French cit
izens, and are they not proud IF being 50
distinguished BY The great nation Ny
countrymen are these things 50 and are ge
secure Have we no reason TO De alarmed
III we cannot see OUR danger after viewing
the example set before US If we cannot
take warning from the fate Of Switzerland,
GERMANY, Holland, Portugal and Spain, our
case IS truly desperate, and the time is not
FIR distant when we shall find ourselves II
The same deplorable situation We now hnd
those devoted kingdoms and states-we
shall DC chained TO the triumphant car D
the conqueror OF the world Z"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
ISAAC ADAMS.

las Jun received an additional afFortrnent
= = Of BOOKS And STd7I0NAR1, which
be offers az the Bottom prices, sor cath Or ap-
proved credit, June 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
EOITND.

"A PASTE KEtE Brcxtr--The owner
a may receive the fame By paying for this
advertisement. Apply AZ this office,
9uly 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

The enemies If Commerce say that If oar
Merchants were at liberty 70 send their yes
sells 70 sea tile danger is 50 great and the
markets 50 low, they would not do il If
this " true, how is it that there are such
frequent attempts to evade the law The
reason is plain The danger /: nof great,
and the markets ale coed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

When Mr.. Jefferson and lis party in
Corsr-ess, IN their great wisdom, thought
propet 70 interdi5t All commerce, they De-
clared the measure was exPcdient 20 pre-
serve our ships and seamen from capture !;
butt soon appeared By the return Ut AT
merican vessels, which were abroad - tLat
time, that this could not be thc real mo-
tive. Tie advocates Of the measure then
came ont openly afid informed tile people
that it was adopted with a view tG~ cJercc
foreign nations, and that If X was c0itHu
"a a few months it would certainly have
this effect, for they said the loss Of Ameri-
can commerce would reduce no. only En-
gland, but France also TO ? state Of stdivd
lion. The embargo has been III operation
more than seven months and il we look al
cur seaports il will abundantly appear that
IL Is ten times more runouS 70 ourselves
than % foreign nations 1t has given u
Great Britain almost the whole commerce
q the world. Even her West India Islands
are 50 well Supplied that they arc able x
sen Aour and other articles Of provisions II
the French Islands by means Of licenced
vessels. Canada and Novascotia now enjoy
the exclusive privilege of furnishing the
European and West-lndia markets viii
Potashes, Fish, Lumber, Beet, Pork, But
ter, and many other articles which were
formerly obtained from the northcrn states
large quantities Of which were shipped from
the District Of Maine, but which are now
perishing Id Che hands III the MERCHANT and
farmer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

The Wing, q democratic paper published
It Baltimore, the Editor Of which is a vio-
lent partizan in favor Of the election Of MIR
Madison to the Presidency, openly recon-
nerds a war with England, and advises the
invasitr Of Canada. But granting we could
conquer the British provinces il America,
Yet the conquest would hardly be an object,
when il would subject Us to the hazard Of
having our scaports burnt about our ears.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

Tie editor N the Ptaadei9Hia Democrat
X Press, after (for months) taking unweari-
cd pains 70 convince his party that CLrEToN
ought 70 be President after being in some
degree successful, and after mourning much
abuse from the Madsonans-haS 81 9ncs
tacJed ship-and now Madison is the right
i'll candidate How now, Mr.. Editor, Do
You want a Colorel's commission, too Alas,
poor man, YOU can't expect 10 rank with
tllat giant in talents, the wouId-be General,
DUANE. Perhaps, howerer, you may
have the honor 81 serving under your lafe
Antagonist, as a Major in the Rife Corpse
Well, wen, at this rate, the friends of the
Prctender may have hopes even Of CHEKr-
HAN. Are there any vacancies in tie Rifle
Corps !-Balttmore pap
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

LGf cJaace ior 10000 D0larS.l
A FEW Tickets ana Quarters il Diruii
a Road Lefte,y, which has juit commenced
drawing for faIe by ISAAC ADAMS. no. Z,
Fj6.Shsft Aug i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

Captain Haley and Mr. Atwacr, the for
mtr with dispatches for Gen. Armstrong at
Paris. and tile latter on a similar GRAND 70
Mr. Pincknev AZ London, were 70 sail from
Alexandria 22d ult. in the schr. Hope, cap
tain woodward.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
FOR SALE.
Nathaniel Martin,

INFORMS his friends and<he public that
= he has taken the fore lately occupied By
Mefrs. Cross & MARTIN, Fare FRET, where
he has for fale, good aGortinent Of
ENGLISH q III. T. GOODS,
AMONG which the following Is part, viz.
Broad Cloths, Kerleymears, Forencloths,
Blue Plains, Sergss, Patent Cord, Caicoes,
Cambricks, irilh LiGens, Mullins, Cnghams,
CopPerplate Furniture, Linen Checks, Cotton
do India Cottons, Englifh do Marfeilles
quilting, Cotton Shaws, Poker Hkfs Ban
Gamma do. velvets, Chambray Mullins, Dia-
pers, Durants, Duroys. Callimsncoes, Rufells,
Silk Gloves, Cotton do. Velvet Yelting, Boot
Webbing, Cotton fioiiery, Worried do Cuern-
fey Frocks, Pocket Books, Cotton Braces, &c,
hye-Rum, Brandy. Gin, LIfEon Wine.
Port do. Malaga do Loaf Sugar, Brown do.
Flour, Cotton, Nails, Shovels, Scythes, Salt,
Fith, Cinnamon, Ginger, Pimento, Pepper, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
EfarThal3s sale.

r~HE fale u Bank Shares which was adj
verified for. Saturday lat, AZ z. G5-rly
81 Ca's. Office, was Potponed until f5ij ~,
al lie o'clock noon Il the fame place, for
T. g THORNTON, MarEsL
e. GREELY X 90. l-s4iyzssys.
1gys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

The following extract is taken from the
Fliladelphia Aurora, published - Duane,
she nan which Mr.. Jefferson Las tately APP
pofled Cglouel Of the GTst Regiment ol Ri
len.en II the " Standing Army now raising.
From he Awaa sf he 22d 49,
A short time, little more than three
months, viii bring Congress together,
& i'll the interim We may be assured
taat the executive VII be prepared with
TIE best possible information 10 lay be-
fsle them on this the representatives
q the people must decide, and Let that
decision be what 1t nay--cmbargo OF
rocr---for there is no other resort OF
alternative than embargo o. zvdr this
Congress viii have to decide upon
and when they have decided, the people
81 America Will be as in 1875, a0le
T5deter1nine who are AMERICANS
-snG; utt are ENEMIES--for the line
viii n "a 81 drawn. and he zy52 IS no.
IN uqia aSaths. x
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

1T Pubic Au5li5a, at t5e Jfeine Bark,
~ THURSDA1~ t5r 4tb ,Izy IF Al-
gyf inn. AZ tgpa o'l5ck p. III. wiN
be l6H,
CKTY SHARES of the Capital Stock of
- said Mime B=nt-the fame having beea
heretofore pledged and forfeited.
By oraer Of re Prsfjeat ard Director.
LEVI CUTTER, Gssier.
Pert,SaIi AgEzf 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

DUANE and another person, were char
ged with taking from the Treasury Of the
u. 5. clandestinely, the books thereof The
other person whose name we do not now
recollect, was a democratic clerk in the
Treasury, and was dismissed. After Mr..
Jeffcrson's accession 10 the Presidency, the
Clerk alluded to received Commission in
the army-and nozv DUASE has military
appointment 1t is worth while for Mr.
+. to affect aRtipathy for the ''Dsost zsortAlc5s
part Of The r9titnRHip."-Sal. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

TIE French national brig Survellant,
arrived at tie Navy Yard Washington, on
he 10th ult IL days from Cuadaloupe.
The commander states the price of flour
be 40 dolls per bbl beef the same cof-
fee Is cts. lb, sugar dolls the cwt. The
quantity Of -four on hand was very trifIng-
ne last supply was obtained from the Bril-
ash islands IN the neigibourhQod.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

Hyfon, n
Young Hyfon,
Hyfon skin, }TEAS, i'm zgality.
SCuchong,
Bohea
All the above articles and thofe that are
not partlculariEed in this advertisement, will
be difPoied Of At the uflaI reduced prices IF
the above fore. ARM N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

Far jaandicr Y Bf:aaj Comtziqt5s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05

OR EXCHANGE FOR CTTf PROPERTY,
MO 1. 20 600 ares of!and in Harrison eoun.
~ V' state OF Virginia. in 4 ua6ts of 5000 4.
e'es each, on 'he waters of Elk aud Little Kama
VIVA. surveyed in 1854.
2. $500 acres on Hrches's river in the same
county. surveyed in l!eS. being the rosty Of I
uatt of s geo acres
5. 1900 acres of land in the dis,riN ofBaird's
Town, on Buck Fork, near Bard's Town, Ken:
lucky.
d. handsome Frame House. with S roon1s
on floor coach house. stables, smoke house
with the Lots on which they stand. and garden
ADJOINING. m beard fence, a, Bath. Berkeley
Springs. Virginia, suited for family or ! r.
vern Also, one Out Lot CT six acres, enclosed
with stone wall.
Joseph Callego!
Januarv l4 1908 wSn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
n ew Publications.
Just Received By s. PLE.HS.fN7S s. J.n.
Number l, of

Just ReceiOed by s. PLE.HS.fN7S S. I'm.
Number /. of
The American Military Library,
Or, Repository of Modern Tactics,
Adopted the use Of the militia of the United
STRAIGHTFORWARD with numerous engravngs
Price so CENTS.
American ArtiIlerisj's Companion,
Or, Elements Of .frfiUery.
Translated and extracted from the best memoir.
ais and most recen, publications. on this i,-,.
poTtant branch Of military ccienee e, IN FIVE nun
be-s, wnh up-salds Of IS coppcr. plates, care.
fully engraved.
BY LOUIS DE TOUSARD,
Member of The Soei-ty of Cincinnati la:e lien
tenant colonel a5iutan, 10 the general STAG IN
the arn,ies of II. l. and II NJ Lac licule
nnut colonel oomnandant of he q: reg ment,
and inspector OF the artillery of the u. States
Vol No. 1.--Prior dollars
Vol. v Pst Cad of
Recess New Cyclopedia.
er5s subscribccs viii plenst esN far their copies.
EORNE TOCK1'a
DIVERSIONS OF Pulley.
Court an Cabinet OF St. Cloud.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
Thomas Read, elk /.

Charlotte Court, ian. 4, 1903.
Catherine T. Garden, Francis Scott. sr.N
and Joseph Scott, executors and ex- In
ecu,rix Of John Garden. dec. pitts. Cham
AgdiHa ce,y.
Alexander Garden, def
I HE defendant not having eu'ered his appear.
ance according 10 the al of assembly
and the rules Of his court. and it Appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that he IS nor an ~.
habitant Of this sta e (: en- the motion Of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, II is otdefea. that he
appear here on the fast day Of April court next
and enter his appearance that a copy OF this
o'deT be inserted IN orc q the newspapers pub
lishcd in Riehnond for two months sueoessivcly,
and pos ed at the front door OF the courthouse
of the said county
A eopy--Teste,
Thomas Read. Ok.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
VIRGINIA ::

VIRGINIA:
At a Caa,t beld tOr HaGf7v ccpr,y. nc s8,s r,y
et Deecn.6cr. 1867.
o'S'n 1@si1 Jameson P''a''a' e- n
Jesse C,enshaw & Peter Clark, dee't,. err
ms defendant Crenshaw. not having emo. 4
his appearance and given seemi oocnot;,n;r
TO the act OF assembly and the rules of this court
and 1t Appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabitant of this STATE =: On
the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel. Z, !,
ordered, that the said defendsnt Crenshaw do
appear here on the fourth Monday in March
next and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
the defendant Clark do not pay away. secrete
or otherwise dispose of any monies, good, or
eseds which he may have in his hands bslonr-
ing to the defendant Crershau. 50 e,r a, re
petts the sum of ff'y dollars u,.,,l the ra,iher
order OF this conrtf thar copy &c this order he
forthwith inserted in sorre one Of rhe newsrr
rers published in the city of Richr-ond FOR TWO
months successivcv, and pos cd at the from, door
OF the courthouse OF This county.
a copy-Tes,e,
John B1gks9aic. n r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
IL GVUcr3lof' ~ tHt LOMNloHErraf
Virginia,
A PROCLAaf ALTON.

XGTHrREAs II appea-' To the Executive, on the
w evidence of Jacob Steady, feter Link, Ia
cob Myers and William Williams, taken before
Benjamin Wilson, Jun. esqu.e, one OF ,i,c JUS.
tees 1t the peace in aud Tor the cauriy of Har-
rison, within this commonwea 't,l, Thar q certain
John SOMMERNIl.LE cid on the night Of
the third Of Decembcr iast, 1T The hcuse OF Da
vid Hews, ia the town al Cia,l; sbu-g, violently
assaul, with : cub. The body OF Iehn g. Jackson
esquire, ard did fconiously, on purpose AID of
malice afofe hought b. lling in wait, unIa W fully
main, and disab c the head and right arm of the
said ]ohn g Jackson, By {. occurring the scull of
the sad Jackson, and Ivy violent blow on the
said right Of the SAID John g. Jackson IN.
fiicIed; by which fracture and b,n,v and also by
reason of divers other wounds, h!6,gs ard bruises
given SAID Jackscns by said SommcYville with
tie club aforesaid. che life of said lscSsou he-
came gseaty endangered; and that the said
6 mmerville hath escapei from the Justice of
The law have therefore thought fit, w,th the
advice of the council of STATE la issue this pro
clara ior, hereby offering a reward Of FIFTY
DOLL ANS 10 any person persons who sha |
arpreh bend and conduct the SAID John Sornrne,-
viii, before some more of The Justices of
tie peace i'll and TOR the said county of Harrison.
hat he may be dealt with as in such caseq the
aw directs: And do moreover erjoin all officers
ivil aud military, and exhort the good pee gle Of
he commonwealth to- use their best endeavours
apprehend and conduct before sore one o.
more OF tho justices of rte peace in and for the
alcre; aid county of Harrison. the said ,ohn som.
merville TO he dealt with according o law.
GIveN un'ier my hand. wi,n the sea; of the
e. S. commonwealth annexed, a, Richmond.
this fifteenth day OF Jaouarg. 1898.
WIN. H. CAGGI-L.
p. S, The aforementioned John Somnervillc
IS a nan of about SIX feet high, appears to be
aboa' twenty SIX or twenty seven wears of age,
rather pare but nervous, of light complexion
AZ. ph hair
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
VaIuabIe Lands.

THE subscriber will Sell, on credit. or ex.
Il change for Property in Richmond or its
neghborhood, the following LANDS, to wits
S22 acres IN the state Of Kentucky Nv survey
bearing da'e the 10Th day of OSlOber l797, lying
and being in the dislria SET apart for tie officers
and soldiers Of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acree, in Kentucky, By survey
bearing date The 10th October 1877, Ike wise is
ing N the dis,vA Sc, apar, for TIC officers and
soldicfs of The Virginia s'aie line. on the north
side Of Liitle rveT, branch If Cumberland ri.
yer, and about two and an halt miles from the
mouth e Little river
Also $50 acres Ct Land in the county Of Ma
son, stafe Of Virginia ON Old Town creek, about
3 miles from Mason courthouse
Inderoiabe tiiIes will he made 20 rho above
mentioned lands and plots Of each trae may be
seen en- application 70 the subscriber ,e,iding in
Richmond.
THOMAS BoHANNAN
Jqnra~, Oh. 1903. ~
is l. 1 " X Il q M =
For Sale AZ This q re
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
ADVERTISEN,L y I .
100 D0,h.rs Reward.

ID UN AWAY .bou, he first inst. from the
II ervice of afU. Wh=rn Rawlrigh, TO
who n he wa@ hired a BLACK MAN, nam
ed JACKSON a Heuse Carpenter by profess
sion' of obi" consump'iyc appearance. about 80
years Of age, Eve feet eight or nine inches high :;
from circumstances attending his elopemept. il
believed. he intends making his way 10 one
Of the Eastern States, and has been provided
with false papers If freedom. IF taken within
the State, and delivered to ne here, Or secured,
that get him, viii give Fifty Dollars or ii
taken out of the s. e, One HUNDRED Doliays
Robert Gamble, Ir.
Richmond, Dec S4-h 1867 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
Inal) Of Dirbinta.

THE subscriber having been appointed agen,
i 70. the PIoprie,ors Of BISHoP MApIsoN's
MAP OF VIRGINIA, for the city of Rich
mond, requests those subscribers who have no'
received their Maps, TO apply to him at the
Printing. Office and Bookstore of SAMvEL
PLEAsANTs, Jun. where they are ready for
delivery.-He has also come copies for Sale.
Jr IN w. PEASANTS.
Decerher AR, 1907. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
Iire' viii SsLi>. or exclangeiior land
ia the state of Ohio.
THE FARM

y67EERto N he now resides containing II 1-2
w aces. Tnis fam is particularly valuable
for It's con,iguity 10 the city OF Richmond, being
near enough to give It's occupant the advantages
of ci,y ,esidence. combined with the pleasure Of
country lite The situation is high and beaut-
ful, commanding fine view of part of The city z;
CAPITOL, abcuc Is acres OF this land is cleared and
bu lutte worn. IS of good soil, affords excellent
water, and is believed TO be remarkably healthy.
o It is thrifty young apple orchard of choice
nit, b ginning to besr, and the Improvements
new. aud being such as would accommodate
small family
Joseph Anthony.
Ianuary 90. 1903. WITT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
20 Dollars Reward.

Z wv AWAY about The 9th May from Richnond
: J4COB, q very back fellow. about SIX feet
high, twenty eight years Did, handsome address
and vesy aufui, has several seats his neck,
aud one or two, believe, on his left check, re
sembl'rg srnai pox pins, waterman by trade,
and left his ba eau in he bason Of the canal IN
the a5ove city when he wen; Of, at Which tine
he broke open the store of gentleman IN Rich-
nond ard STOLE to large amount. for which
said gentleman has Offered reward IF so dollars
for experimenting SAID fellow as l am informcd)
he has numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the counties Of Hanover and Caroline, IT,
one Of which he was raised, and where expe1
he may be harbored. The above reward viii
be paid and all reasonable charges, for secwirg
said fellow in any jail 20 get hin, or delivered
me in Bent Creek, Buckingham, Virginia.
SanKel HorsIy.
November 20. 1897. ,f Id
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
For Sale,

MY Dwelling House, and Four HaIf.Acre
lSI Lots Of Ground, n the Town OF Manches.
ter, formerly advertised; On receiving a
part in cash, am disposed 10 give oonsidra-
bic credit, for 'he balance OF purchase, or vii
take young Negroes at fair valuation, and
Land in the State Of Ohio, Tennessee or Ken.
lucky, on srch terms as may be agreed on-If
the SAID property is not sold between now and
Christmas, i. viii he leased 10 al approved te.
Rant FOR term of years.
ARCHD CAMPBELL.
ManchesctF Nov. 80 1907 #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-05
LAND
Ia the VAC Of oAio-For Sic.

vJ~uH subscriber wishes to SELL 4 valuable
TRACT OF LAND, in the state of Ohio,
containing 900 acres. This tract is oil excel
lent quality, the subscriber has understood from
most respectable information, 1t lies on Deer
creek, branch of the Scotia, about l6 miles
fro n Chiicothe. in well settled ncghhothooh.
un5 :: very c"uvenit Mt TO the trade at the OHIO.
re wiz dispose of it fer cash, or On = short
cteG,;, for notes negotiable e. ne Bank Of Viz
y.ni5 or will exchange 1t fer property la the
city &C Richrond. An unques,iouable 'i'e with
general warranty. will ke made 20 the prrchase,
WIN. MUEFoRp.
p,ct r,on,i Sent % 1897. If