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Ls4NDS for sale.

I'm Monday he afs. of No
yepbernexf, being he IL
Gay 81 the cenftpf he. eo1nsy nj
6slkelsy Tor that month, \ Is Globe
Tavern u Mariinsb1re, i win -seil
q public auction forfesdy;pnuney.
2 ysly valuable track ofs LAMB
eontainiag about21 6acres lyine abopt
. mile and a. half from :6s soun ST
Marsinsb grg There are On de pre-
misses : good dwelling house. kiich.
"a, barn, &c. and The. whole i, Is
tknantabie condition. II 6ill sc
shewn On applicasi6n 10 Mr.. ssnoel
=. Harris in Hhnse tenure II nov =,
and possessi6A vii g. e;rcn q. he
purchaser On thu Isl a.. Aprilnext.
Ehis pr0pefty vass spme yeara
since sold under ! deed &C tr6ss from
MichRl lRKewsn md viz CO TIE
benefit q Gen. Swami and othefs
Of Si1e cry Of BaltimorE 10 whom
ltnoH bsl0ngs. Il II encnmhered
uith = old hlortgage vkich win
= s1.inga iahsdt YsioF 9, IL sSle..
nll inlDrmstion 9 . de iisle VII
bsyissHtuus $500 = -
RHILIP q PRlgDEEI0N.
I Marsinshars. Nissinia;l
b Aakust,f2, l66o. ]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28
Carriage Mandatory.

SSsA 80 AsA.sAAAAAuNtOEY
THE spbssriber respectfully &.
for6ls The public, that ke -,
now b his employ. Il his Csrr;s,.
Manufactory Ia Shepherd, ,ToCS.
Virsiria. ! number ofexcelIens -.
men from ihe most fashionshl. a.
ties, which WIN pusit ID his Dovey
% furnish bis employers, % s ,hor,
notice, with Carriages 81. nv iles
sefiption, fnished IN The most ~.
gant, o. Il ! plain and neat s,,le. q
reasonable rrices. q
Old Carriages win Be hand sou,ei,
Repaired at cheap rates.
He makes Drumsf and FfEe.
Paints Noor CIoths, &c.
II His local sit1atiou, Vim slw,v.
eAable himto procure tiniber - =.
shsf msterials ofthe best quaIity. and
heis detfrmined sh.l rs pains sh,lI
BE- spared % make bis work hsnd-
some md 1erSiceahle. sl
-. GEORGE MILLER.
ShsPAer ~ Town. Sept. a.lsDs.
o. Y -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28
Public Sale.

u Pubic IS1ic.
DYsiruue II ! Deed q sru.s. sxe>
ID cnted By John Jones % tho Sub
.criber, for the purpose q securing g
Samuel Dunham sum cfMOney men.
TONED ii said deed 81 trust. VIII he
4 exposed 10 Public Sale, fur ready no-
,neS, On TUESDAY the fst day of No.
yember Next % The premises. !
TRACT or LAND,
lying and being ID he County 81
Berkeley 90 Bach. Creek, adioinine
thelands 81 NEm. Wilson md Others,
confaining eighty acres.
s. . sAMUkL. BOYD, Trsi<i.
Il Oct. ts,r fs0s.
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BO0TSSHoE MANUFAcTORf
q. fMARrIHsBuRc: u 555

THE subscriber respectfully n
fotms his susto mers md the.
public. thathe seill occupies his old !
stand, hctncehtle kost-O Nice md
Pruning flee, Martinsburg sthAs !
he has lately made = cdnsid erable
sS.ii $500, IT. Lssr ~ Mn !. Ice -. /.
-. !. 80. - - :, 8; =!
5issupointed re win Sc careful q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28

THE CITIZENS Il Berkelev
County win Be pleased b axe
nosice, that On The FIRST lfondsy &C nexs
mopth [ Novemberl q Ekcti6n win
be holden for (twenfy fnnD Electora
Of President ind Vice. 2 Ssident sc
the United States, q herctcfore. 81
GsnsToi 17ckes.
80 ERAsMus CAN'T,
WM. 1OMAlRRVTILE. !,
b. I Commissioners.
asiissbnrs. OF 4. isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28

y ANYWAY from the subscri6sr
N o. tie i6th Of September. :
bound boy named Jonathan 0HfeN,
aged nineteen years. Whoever tales
up and brings home said Runaway,
shah receive TEN CENTS reward,
but 40 tLahks nor charges. l.l3
JOSEPH VAN MATRE.
October I, 1905. as.s,1 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

brewing OF matt liquor, and 70 the dis,illr~
OF spirits from grain and other subjects, ia
such quantities as, with proper attention and
encoura cement, would DC sufficient for ge-
neral consumption.
Resotced therefore, That we viii use the
utmost OF our exer,ions, 10 promote agri-
culture in general, and more particularly
those parts of it, which tend most TO the en-
enlargement of our own manufactures, and
to the diminution Of foreign importation.
Wote.-After the doctor and four mem
bers OF the house of representatives had
signed 1t, Meriwether Smith, represen-
tative OF the county of Essex, who had been
member of congress, dissuaded them from
Offering 1t to any other members, assuring
them that congress was meditating a more
complete accomplishment of the objects they
hadl view: that they might excite an a.
larm IN Britain, which might be prejudicia
to Virginia, and jealousy in our sister
states, at our affecting TO take the lead in an
example ct great national concern, SC. &C.
Ihey were not convinced by his arguments,
but as DIR. Jones through mo6esty, seemed
disposed to withdraw his association from
the public eye, and too many members APP
peared unwilling to sign it, they acquiesced
IN Mr.. Smiths discussions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
Richmond Academy

F OR EMALE EDUCATIUN
7HE superintendent ofthis institution
4 begs leave 10 inform the public that
the Academy is now open for the reccp-
tIon OF Pupils in large and convenient
house on he highest par, of Shockoe.hilI,
The situation ofwhich is remarkably plea.
SAINT and healthy.
The young ladies who board with her
are furnished with genteel and comforia-
bic accommodations, (including washing)
at the rate of forty five pounds per annum,
payable quarterly in advance bot the rule,
which required, that pupils sent TO the A.
cademy by persons not residing in thi, CT
~ should board and lodge with her, has
been rescinded, for the purpose of giving
a choice TO those having friends OF lelati.
ons in town, with whom it may be desira.
bic for them to reside.
She has now prncured female assis~
tant' of respectable character AID IN her
opinion, well qualified to teach English
gram matical!y, whose constant attention,
together with her own, 10 he du,es OF her
school, and TO the care and supgrintend-
ance Of her pupils, she llauers herself will
DC conducive to their happiness and i'm.
l)lDNcihEUts
in orderto promote those impoTtan, OBJ
Jec,s, the trustees have resolved that two
OF their own body shah be designated as a
committee for each month; and that one
or both OF Them, shall visit the academy,
at least once fortnight, and examine INTO
the conduct OF herself and her assistant.
and OF the other teachers, and make
monthly report Of the stale of the insiiiu-
ton resolution which she hopes viii
produce the mos beneficial consequences.
The annual prices OF instruction, (Which
are payable quarterly in advancc) are rhe
following for reading ard writing En-
glish, Arithmetic, and needle work, 20
dollars; Geography and History, IS dol
lars; the general principles Of Natural and
Moral Philosophy and Natural History,
! 5 dollars; the French Language 20 dol
lars Music, 80 dollars Dancing, 20 dol.
larsi and Drawing, 20 dollars ;--Every
young lady may attend al o. any Of The
teachers, at the pleasure Oh he's parenr OF
guardian, except that no pupil is TO be
Taught Music, Dancing. OF Drawing, with
out being also instrueIed in some one or
more of the branches other Of Education
taught in the Academy.
ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, Feb. 18Th, sos. vat
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!, disregard our Internal and domestic policy {:
on the Contrary, at such time as this the
greatest vigilance should be used, and our
magistrates and all our civil officers, should
exert their utmost watchfulness and indus
try TO preserve peace and good order at
home I; but however self-evident and indis-
putable ,his doctrine may be, Ihaye reason
TO believe and fear, that il is not attended
10 IN practice-else whence all this mischief
by ARE Within few weeks past, Mr.. PHI
Up Sheppard's mills have been burnt-Capt
John Austin's stable and two horses therein
MIR. Alexander Anderson's barn, contain
ing an hundred barrels of corn and four
horses and Mr.. John Cross's barn, and Sc
versl hundred barrels of corn. and two hum
dred bushels of clean wheat have been all
consumed by fire, in the night time, and un-
questionably oy design-withn small COM
pass. Are not these examples enough to
induce the belief tina. there is a conspiracy
on foot, aud to admonish our civil and mi
htary officers TO be vigilant and austier--or
shall we supinely wait till our dwellings are
enveloped in flames, til the shrieks,, cries
and groans of our wives and children rouse
US from our lethargy! Heaven forbid Il is
easier and wiser to prevent than to rene
dy an evil, for some evils, alas are unre-
media6le.
oo ClfCumSpeCt nave the membranes
been, that have heard of but one person
peing arrested, slave belonging to Mrs.
Jones; on the examination of whom there
was adduced strong circumstantial proof of
ms guilt, insomuch that he was committed
tor trial, which is to take place on Wednes-
day the 9th instant, at Hanover courthouse
when 1T is hoped no magistrate will take
his seat who is conscious OF. having preiude-
ed the cause This is intended as a friend
ly hint, disregard of which may be follow
ed by disagreeablc consequences.
HANOVER.
February goth, 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

THE PEASANTS DEATH.


This poor man, lifting up his death-fim'd
On those he lov'd to take a farewell
view,
And giving them, by faith, to God on high,
Finds IN his soul more satisfaction true.
1 han If he saw, with every wind that
blew,
Waited for them the wealth of Asia's
shores;
Than fine left them crowns, or rich Peru
Were opening, vast her subterranean
doors,
For them tn astonish d world to heap with
all her stores.
Yet still, no Stole he, with cold neglect
10 treat hisown, despisiDg Natures ties
Nor raving rapt Enthusiast, to expect
mlraclefrom Heaven for their supply.
No, no, the dew that moistens either
The heavy sigh Ire lebours to suppress
While stretching forth'his feeble hand to
The stream of grief that Aows on every
face, i5rs - - 81 49,,
Compassion, love sincere, and deep regret
confess.
"My lovely fock," he cries, "for whom
e'en toll
Was sweet at morn. at noon, at twilight
grey.
II stu found you, with complacent smile,
Around me gathered at the close of day.
OFT, while the silent hours have wiDg'd
their way,
Each shedding soft on you its soothing pow
err,
Watchful have remand behind TO pray,
That Heaven might long defer this trying
hour,
And kind, upon your heads its choicest
blessing pour"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

depending necoci1tion Yer if The caus,.
which delayed our ship herc. be the cause
OF the suffering tHere, some Geuand exists
* enquiry too, especially If the object of the
expedition of the Ghe,ape axe was nown.
before she was attacked b; the English
squadron even IN Europe.
French OAkfary-A military gentleman
lately from France, friend of General
Moreau, states that Bonaparte is reviving
in his immense army the white uniformed
and colored facings of the Bourbons. The
blue uniform and liberty caps are laid aside
as unimperial if not pernicioes. The SOL
diers, infantry, cavalry, and artillery, wear
mustachois, with the hollow of the under
lip unshaved. An imperial regiment of infan-
try consists or three Thousand men. OF
these there are in service, pay, equipped &
exercised, one hundred and twenty reg.-
ments or hundred * sixty thousand men,
besides che hundred thousand cavalry. arr
tillery, &c. making military force now
in France of near sir hunGrea thousand
men. [CHzen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
sssss ssss

The French say the Algcrinns arc CRUZ
ling against them. The presumption then
IS, that the Algcrines are not commissioned
BY the French against our trade. II has
been limited, that the Chesapeake, before
she was disabled in our own waters, had
articles on board to fulfil our treaty with
Algiers II it should appear that our YES
sells have suffered by this delay, must not
all damages come into the accounts in the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
TUESDAY, February is.

TUESDAY, February is.
Mr.. Stanford laid upon the table reso-
luton for the regulation of business in the
House, which he should call up in the event
of the rules and orders not being sooner con-
sidered.
The several bills yesterday ordered to be
read a third time were severally read and
passed, except the bill concerning con-
tracts;
On which Mr.. Troup having called the
yeas and nays, after some discussion, it was
on motion of Mr.. Southland re-committcd to
q committee of the whole for amendment of
the detail.
IA view of the debate hereafter
Mr.. Dawson reporteda bill for procuring
acertain number of arms which was twice
read and referred to committee of the
whole Tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Blackledge,
ResoiUed, That the committee of Ways
and Means be directed to enquire whether
any, and If any, what alterations are neces-
sary to be made in the several acts fixing
the salaries and emoloments of the collec-
tors of duties ON imports and tonnage, and
that tile committee be authorised to report
BY bill or otherwise.
= A bill from the Senate for erectiag a light
house, and placing buoys at the places there
in mentioned, was twice read and referred
to a committee ofthc whole.
y The bill for the relief of Samuel Whiting
was ordered to a third re aiding.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
COMMUNICATION.
Dfr. Plczsqnts,

0Ir. Fic1S0nfs,
ALTHOUGH our country is externally
menaced from every quarter, the north, the
souil., the cast and the west and war seems
ineyitable-yet ought we not to neglect an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

Including par'ieu'sr. Of bis ai,eatwes IL various
paris OF Euopei bis confinement mtEe dun-
gcOn Of be Inqui'Fion IN Li3boa, &c. s.c
SEYERAL ORIGINAL LETTERS.
Berg his correspoudsuee w.Ts the niuigiers Of
STATE in Crest Br ain and Pcrugai
AShorf sketch ofthe Hls ToRY ofIRELAED,
Particularly as it respects the spint b ili.h Do
Iuination in that country and a few ohserrati.
ons on the state Of manners, Sc 40 Amerlca
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
Third States Court, Fhth C1rcmit {;

United States Court, RIM Circuit s.
Hirginia District. .Nov IS, 1907.
James Richie and Company. plaintiffs, I
h6AIxsr,
Mary Brent. widow esGecrge prent, Daniel =
Brent. Robert Brent, John Cook. Bailey !. ,
Washington. William ent and Robert 3
4 Brept, Mary Brent and George B,eni, :
infant children of George q Mary Brent
defendants.
rTy sIF defendants Daniel Brent, WIN. Brent,
L and Robert Brent. not having entered their
appearance and given security accSrding TO a rule
% this oour, and 1t Appearing TO the satisfaction
ofthe ccurt that they are Inhabitants Of this
distyic. on the rrqfior OF The Plaintiffs 10y their
counsel, I. II o.Ge Ell. that the said defendants
do appear hers the FIRST day Of the next term
and answerlhe plaintiffs bill; and that copy of
This orjcr I've rhwish inserted IN some one of
the pewspApcrF published in the city of Rich
nond for two months sccessiv Is, and posted 1t
the front door ol The Capitol in the said city.
A cory-'Tes,e.
WILLIAM MARSHALL. ca.
UaRed Staoe E'ow1. EiGh Circuit So
Virginia Disr1cf. Nopember ferm, 1907.
Edward Scotr& Charles Sc IT, cxecurors of
John Scott. deceased, plaintiffs,
jobs Tyn1.ie Ware execu'er OF William
Jones', deserved. who was surviving ps,t, s
nsr Of Farrel and Tones. dcleulaa'
TT'HE defcnd1t Tohu t Ware not having en-.
ieved his appearance and giveu security ac-
eorr'ng ~ seie n wis cnurr. aud IL apDearing
10 the satisfaction &c re cou~. that he IS no, an
inhabi,ans "f ,pis st-ict; On the m on of the
plain'iF Nv his at'orney. j. rs OrS-r~,i. that the
sait de'e1danr do aupesr here on The f IS, day OF
the mex fc--7 aDf answer The c'a;u-'h's bin; and
that cory r. RS Order he forthwith inscred in
come ore nf the newspapers ru5liShed in the city
OF Rirhmpn+ for two u,--tis excessively, and
nosed AZ the FROM door Of The Capitol in the said
city. copy-TeStr,
Will M MApSHAT.I, CYk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

further business it is necessary 10 be done
during the present session; and at what
time it viii be proper for Congress to adj
journ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
NOTICE.

WYHF POSITIVELY By SOLD bv The
sub-crSers who are cor,r,is,ione-s for
thar purpose annointed by me conn,v court Of
ro~hai1n on me nrerises on Thursday me oath
DAY OF March rcy'. r. fair, If m, The next fair
day. that valuai,'c TRACT or LAND lv;,s -
me County o. Powhstan. on which the late N6,s
Juni'h Bing'ey resided, belonging m Iohn u cu,-
aT', oon,aini1g about 2s6 acres, m a o~e1,, oe
twelve Months the purchaser giving bond win
inc'sPu'ab'e secrritv for the payment Of the pur.
chase money.
JORDAN ~ OITPNOY.
DAVID FLOURNOY.
WILLIAM PORTER.
February 81. 1898. 4wt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

For Sale or Rent,
TIE HOUSE, OEFIcR & STABLE. Win
a an excellent garden. all in good ordsr. and
at present occunied by Mr. Samuel y. Parsons
Joining melor Prior, on the Hay-Market square.
For particulars apply 70
JASPER ROBBINS, At
Feb q. 1892 NfHf ;.
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NOTICE

NOIICE.
INTEND to Apply TO the Baltimore County
Conri. a. rs next session, or in its tecess. 70
one Of the iu3ges thereof. for the beneG, of the
insolveni law 1t this state, passed 1905, and the
supplement 'hereto, paased 1906
BENZ MORRIS.
februarY - I"O3- On
Jnsf Recrived at This Ofce,
Numbers and 9 Of
The American NiIitary Library,
Or, Rehosifory of MODERN Tactics,
Feb. %.
Is l. II " K Il q " y S
For Sale at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
WILLIAM mNRsHALL. Gu.

intel ,StUee E'o,vl I1ih Circuit 50
Virginia Disrricf. Nouember fe,-n, 1907.
Edward Scott Il Charles Scsrt, cxerutors of :.
John Scott. deceased plaintiffs,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

THbhShea and for sale ar ms
Me MOlRS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

jobs TynA.le Ware. execn'ar OF William ?
Jones', decesreA. who was surviving ps,t.
ner Of Fa"el aud tones. dcreu;laa-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04
| DO hereby request al

,hose purceafers of the es,ate ot ELECTS Of rho
la'e Patrick Te'nan, Of Wis city decease and
tnose persons VII have on any otlel sccoun,
gwen bonds sa's orno es payab. TO my elf and
mn Putoiiey' ~ fzc -utors. OF 20 he said
Inn Pumf-eg alone. rs executor II the sid
fatrlck Iernan, to make no payment or arr
Sueh bond bill or note, 10 ei her he sai6 Ioh1
i"hriey or TO lbs oder he The said John Pun,
frey having suddenly dcpar,cd from th, ,,nsI
place of hi late fesidence, and nov conresl;,,'
hin' GU so as 70 furnish just grounis to suspee,
and bsieve ne in ends frauduienily 70 conye,,
as Ia as h. MAJ b abe, ne debts due to the said
a"ick Te'nan's executors 20 his own private
use.
JAHES TERNAN one Of the exc
cetots Of Patrick Ternan, decA
Richmond, Sept e, 1903 f3etst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04
BY the Lieutenant Governor OF the Coma
monweaifh " Virginia,
A PROCLAMAlIO

WHERE AS il is represented to the Execu-
i've. thst IN the fourth day of The present
month, an a'rocious murder was commi,ted IN
the county of Meckenburg, by a certain John
DAVIS, an mhabi,an, of he said county OF Meek
lenburg, on the body of Francis Ballard, laie of
the same county; and thar the said John DAVIS
hath fed from Justice have therefore thought
Fl, with the advice OF the Council of Sta'e, to is
she this proclamation, hereby offering reward
of two hundred dollars 10 any person or persons,
who shall apprehend and conduc- before some
justice of the peace for he said County of Neck
lenburg. the said John DAVIS, that he NAV be
deas with - he law Directs. And do more.
over eujoin ali officers, CIVIL and mi itary, and ex
ho't The good people OF the commonwealth, 10
use thei" best endeavors e apprehend and carry
before some justice of he peace for the county
lforesaid, he said John DAVIS. tina, such pro-
cscdiugs may be had ,hereupon as are prescribed
By law.
Given under my hand, with the Seal of the
l.. s. Commonwealth annexed, a, Richmond,
this 18th day of August, 1903.
Signed.
low NtRae
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04

ID by Samuel Winfrey to secure the payment
of sum Of money due to Rives, Murphy s.
Company, and James Murphy & CO. as express
sed in the said deed, will be sold, to the high
est bidder, for the best price that can be OBJ
tanned in money, on the premises, in the coun-
~ of buckingham, at the late dwelling of the
said Samuel Wmlrey, on Monday the thirty
first day of October next, the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04
Notice.

THE subscriber silI peuuon the Ceneral As
seulSly of Virginia. a, its next session, 20
complete TO him the comrr onweal,h's ,ighl in the
following half acre lots m the city of Richmond
know n and Distinguished in the ancient pan ct
the iowH of Richmond, by the numbers IS 81,
IS, 66, II, So, 102.
John Sea6rook.
Hanover Sent, Is 1909 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04

ID ETURfIS his thanks 10 hi, friends and the
IN public generally for their liberal encourage
mem, and hopes his assiJui'y to business and
pune salty Wi enrte him IN con,inuance Of
their faVors he has renewed TO the corner i'm.
media,ely opposi the Bell, formerly occupied b.
8 Granrlaud, where he intends Carrying on he
BoolS-biajipg business in all its variety and in
the mos; modern & fashionshle stiie, with pune
tuaIitv, neatness and dispatch.
Pinned books hound in he most elegan' man
me- in Morocco and Calf skiu, full gilt and letter
ed also in sheep skin, gilt, lettered AID plain
Blank Book ut every descrip ION 'ued any
pattern and und with the latest improved spring
or pa,ons backs.
o ders from the coupfrv viii be thankfully re
eeived aud punetuaIy attended 10. Old books
rebound.
~ b. An apprentice VIII be talrer to the Beck
Biudisg bu me, :, If immediate application be
made, wi h good accommodations.
pucu.. % tf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-04
Alexr. NieRae.
Notice.

All persons having claims sgaioat the estate
of JOHN Crnn. ave requested to have them adj
ius,eh as the aw direc5s, and exhib ed for set
element, on O, before the twenty fl,h day Of De.
eember next, - which time dividend will take
2iace This vertisen,en, will be plead in bar
ganst any Im which may come against said
estate alter Ina; dare. If
IOHN TURpIN, Adnr.
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William LoWnes.

Richmnnd. Feh s, laaa
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Slaves 81 other Property,

To wit Peter, Daniel, Porter, Joe, Jenny,
Aggy, Lucy, Isham, Archer, Spencer, Davy,
Polly. Nancy, Massic, Louisa, Francis, Abram.
Fleming, Gilbert, Sail, Rachel, Will, John, Li-
cy Delphi, Robin. Lewis, Thomas x Hczekiah
also ten head of Horses thirty head of Cattle,
the stock of Hogs, Household < Kitchen Furni-
ture, Plantation Utensils, &c. SC. conveyed in
said deed. We will convey such title to the
bove mentioned property as is vested in us by
The said deed of trust.
Jesse Hggin6othan,, J 7.u.,s..
Robert Moore,
Nelson county, 2lst Sept 1903 3w