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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-09
Tiki NoIIcE.

n IL persons are hereby cautioned a.
"A eainst passing through the snclo-
sures Of ths subscriber, from throwing
down his fences, Of from committing any
other unlawful depredaiions upon his
property, Is has heretofore been the
practice. as he Is determined 10 prose
cute every person who may 80 offend in
JOHN PHILSoN.
August &c, 1903. s.s !
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MILL Be sold ar public vendue, on
Y VI IhurzdaF The lSrh instant. & The

SXAy 49, - 49, a. S0-A@4S sS-teAtAt9 80
w Ihursday ths i5th instant, . HE
suhscribets plantation on Back Greek,
Colts, fsesh Mich Cots nd young
Calves. some dry Ca,tls, ind Hogs
Housshold and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, al excellent Weay-
ing Loom and raekling. several Bee
Hives, 4 7uantity Of good Oak Shingles,
s6me Brick, oue large Boiler aud Sun
Tubs, Mith sandry Other articles TOO se-
dions 10 mention. Twelve rnonths ere.
dit vii Be given, the purchased 20 give
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin af ten O'clock, and continue
1fca day ID day until the whole il sold,
Due attendance will be giiyerby
ALEXANDER FLEMING.
September 2, faos.
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Ladies fashionable BON
nets and Hats:

+. a
Svss, sceisfd, . great variety
Fsshionable Bonnsts md Has,.
Wreaihs, II.
sArt;kcial Flowers,
Ostrich Feathers,
Lace Wells, M
Broad Thread Lace,
Patert Cotton, ditto,
Pine Thread kdging,
Lace Sleyes, IS ssA ~ J w
SPIDER Net. ditto. 81. Il IS
Extra long Sin Gloves,
disto Wh1te Kid, ditto, 81 sl
short Kid and silk, ditto,
Kid, Morocco and Leather Slippers,
Figured hi plain Leno Musiins, f
CambFick, ditto,
ChiDtzes md CaiicoeS 81 Y
Dimities. S. s.s s.. 81
Irish LINENS,
Home. made, dino,
Twilled Bsgs, ID Nm
\ FLAX
Iicklipah6sss -. o.e.
Tag de Iass pn AaaG,
Medicines and Paints, rs,
Soal and Upper Leather,
Nice Faif.tops.
Calf Skins and Boot. Legs,
Bar.Iton, Scotland Nails,
Bacon, sst M 4. A s.,
Flax.ssed Oil, q
Well.srasohed Pink.
a complete assoftment Of China, Glass,
Queens, Stone, Tin, Wooden and
Potter's Ware.
"a 10. ~ ~. n
cast Nuts for grinding
Fruit. s s.
superfrs cloths and Cassinsrss,
Fhnnsls, \
VeI8ets, 4.
ConstitnliSn and Presidents Cords,
Mil Saws, &c. &c. ss
q 4u sishch ihsy are selling verg cheap.
AMES 81 JOHN LANE.
Shspher d !. Town. u.
September Z. 1908. VA, =.
q 4 s. casi paid ~ 9iidss and Sins.
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MILL Be sold a. public yendue. IL
NV The subscribers dwelling IN Mar
tinsburg, on Thursday the 18Th Sep
tember next, ! variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, eonsisting Of Beds
and Bedsteads, Desk, Bureau Tables.
Chairs, Garner Cupboard, good Mich
Cow, one Horse, asiIver Watch, . good
Stove and sundry other articles too nu-
meroAs 10 mention. Eight months cred
Il win Be given on bond and approved
security. The sale win begin early IN
JACOB PoIsAL.
August IS, 1905. .....5. i5ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

All ITS measures were denounced as IL collins.
iisorganixers, sc. Ndw those Oracles On.
pose the government all in their power, on
demn all its measures, and caluinniate and
abuse all IN the administration of IL.
Formerly, they considered it.sr.iifion "a
say any thing against public men or mea-
sureS however bad--now, it woald seem as
" they thought it treason to speak a wore,
IN favor of either, however praiseworthy.
Formerly, as in the case of differences
WIKI France and with Spain respecting L,ou.
isiana, they could on the least pretext raise
ehe War-whoop, and talk Of eXte.mndtinc a
whole nation, or conquering a vast empire
as mere sport-Now, the plumber Of our
commerce, the lnpressment of our scamen,
me massacre of our citizens, the Blockade
OF our harbors, and an absolute denial of
many OF our most essential rights, will not,
they contend, justify resort TO anv-tnea-
sures wAich can possibly lead to war. how
ever necessary to our safety and independ-
ence.
Formerly, "Millions for defence, but not
a cent for tribute" was their toast-Now.
! the only feasible mode of "defence" is ri.
dicuied aud deridcd, and a "tribu.c" of
,nree or tour thousand of our seamen to the
british navy is not held as worthy of consi-
Iteration.
Formerly "defend your, rights, defend
your Shore" was the burthen of their song
Now, both our maritime and Territorial
S.rights" are readily relinpuished TO the
or'tish government and the decks Of our.
ships OF war, which are ar ought 10 be as
sacred as our "shore" are abandoned bv
them to British press-gapgS.
Formerly, an Embargo was wise and be-
nehcial--now it is both rainous and inioui-
tous.
Formerly, a non-intercourse act was a
mid measure towards an offending aatioe--
now' non-imPortation act is harsh and
"irritating."
Formerly, Washington was applauded
tor Withholding from congress important
documents-now,J Jefferson IS abused Tor ash
ing return of letters which the public III
terest might require to be kept from the
eyes OF the minister's and emissaries of TO-
reign courts
Formerly, with these men, every thing
/ shat government did was right of course
now, measures right in themselves are made
wrong by governments adopting them!
Such are few of the Inconsistencies in
the conduct and language of federal printers.
II these Inconsistencies proceed from ieno-
rance, ought such "blnd guides" to be
longer followed IF they proceed from \
perverse and malicious disposition, should
they not he discarded from public conf
dence "A. Y. aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
Colt's PeLormancea-Lordon.

Hamble,on's colts also ank very high rs racers.
both for speed and bottom as they proved them.
selves good summers in England In 1905 a. Cat.
terick bridge, on Thursday 9Th. Wen,worth's
c Sdve'heeis by Hambleton two years old, won
sweepstakes Of ten rs subscribers two mi cs
beating mr. Riddles by Over,on. dam Of Sra.
di'ie mr. Lohdaic's ch by Pipa,or dam by Paw
master lord Sirathn1ore's 2 E ~ Over, n, dam
by De'phui--Several Others also started but were
not placed.--Durham, Wednesday. 24th. a Mai
den Pave Of 5Of, given by ths country members.
Tor al ages, nile heats. Si' ~ Wilisnson's
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
THOMAS PAINE's PETITION
no cONCRFss.

TO CONGRESS.
PreSentcd 4fh Fcjruaru, and yeferred
IN ths committee Of Claims
10 the Honorable eRepresentatives ofthe
Unitcd States.
! ne Purport of this address IS to state
claim feel myself untitled Co make ON the
United States, leaving 70 their representa-
tves in Congress TO decide on its worth and
its merits. The case is as follows:
towards the latter end Of the year 1880,
the continental money had become GO de,
preciatcd, paper dollar not being worth
more than cent, that IL seemed NEXT i'm
possibility 20 continue the war.
As the u. States we're then in alliance
with France, it became necessary to make
France acquainted wi.h our real situation.
therefore drew up letter tn Count YER
geHnes, Stating undisguisediy the true case,
concluding with tic re1ucs, whether France
could not, either rs a Subsidy or :, loan. sun
ply The States with millicn sterlip~. and
continue that supply annually during the
var
! Showed this letter 10 NJ Marbois. score.
tary to tho French minister His remark
upon II was, that a million sent out Of the
nation exhausted 1t more than ten millions
spent IN It. ] then Showed it to Ralnh r.
sard' member Of Congress from South Ca
rolina. lie borrowed the letter Of me, and
said, eve will cudcavor TO do something
about it in Congress"
Accordinly CONGRESS appointed colonel J..
Laurens, then aid to general Washington.
to 20 70 France and make representation of
our situation, for the purpose Of obtaining
assistance. Col Laurens wished to decline
the mission, and that congress Md appoint
colonel Hamilton, which congress did not
chuee IN do
Col. Lqurers then came to state the case
to nc. Elc said he was enough acquainted
with the military difficulties If the army.
but that he was not enough acquainted with
political affairs, nor with the resources of
the country; bot, said he. if Won will 90
With me, J VIII accept, which agreed to
do, and did so.
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cER9tFlcATrS
London. 11rh feb.nssraa


London. 17th February, isos.
William Lightfoot, Esq
Dear Sir,-uarbieto;i
ought to stand very high with you as has coltS
IN this country turn ouI excellent runners &c.
70 C,er.
Charlotte. 1oli May l8c6.
pnt FIVE mares TO Hambleton. and they ali
proved ~ foal, and the colts hae srs larse.: n.
So have mare which has bro't me four COTS one
by Diomed, one b. u, 33-un one by Sc grn sns
another by Hamb!ctcu. and ,hs iiaJnble on cole
has me preference OF either think her one sc
the hnes' niles, both in and 6gu,e mat svsf
sa"'-CiVen under my band
Ets5 Lst,e,.
LnHenbu'g, 5h May, 1896
This VIII certify that pa, = mare to Hanoiss
ton IN 1908, when ne stood ~ NAr Il ies,er's
III charlotte copnty, aao as we! pleased. liz
not better, WITH the cclts by h.ri ,ham with any
me same mare ever had--she previously bred ny
Occur de Lion, Disned, Quicksilver and Dion.
35eG'A Lester.
cAarous county.
In the year 1908 pu, a marc 20 ilamblei25
then kept b. Mr.. e. Lester Of lhi1 county, and
am iul'y persuaded Ia, it 10 the hes, rofs ,te marc
ever had, and is IN my estimation the best coli
ever bred from any horse-I mo,eovcc nevc.
have heard o; any complaining of tbei,cc.,s Fro,::
'''"' 'Se' f1o'aas Read, ;r.
itdNpVtf Cohu
herewith certify that Mr.. ws. I.ightfoo,'a
horse Hamh'etcn stood at my S able the asst sea-
son, ana That he has proved IN ozoelen, foai vet~
ter ms colts would do credit 20 any horse on ne
continent. Mar VIM. Norris o. this county and
PUT live marco each, all of which proved IN .oal.
Given under my hand this 7h ia OF NAV. 800.
Jotn 7-5 man.
Abemarle County Temple iii, (Va)
do hereby certify tina, Mr. WIN Liphefcotts
English horse HanHle tor, so a. nv srpbe two
seasons. viz in 1896 a. 1907 AID consider him
10 be an excellent sure fosI ge,te,; as any horse
tina have been acquainted WITH nave se,u
nun'ber OF his colts; consider hem age. fine
AID hand:orC-Eot one thar have seen was IN.
dIf,ren'--l h We previon ~ uu. my fine mar,
Lsdy shipper TO freciptate, Know sley and Ham.
bis'on, aud she Brought COLI b. each, Inc Ham.
oieton conside' ru,h prefer bic Given undes
my hand I0'h Decer;ber, 1907
Iame Eins ieing.
Charlotte Coun :, 6. Mn. $50
We the undersigned sub,c hers lad coils dr~na
ped last 'eason BY Hambeto,, end tL,v,ar. ess
/ teemed by us and we bchevs by he ne,shb. r.d
generally, 10 be remarkable gocd col being for
the mes part large fine ard handsome we
also believe ma; he season he stood in his conn
y, ne got as many CO as any horse could ras
with the SAM mr. bfr e are
Wiliam M.'cbeT, Jaacs Lr-,@;p
Glenn Smitb.oa O., ton Iet,yr
2bomds Penes, YIN. L. H@,orr
w h Lester
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
PERFO r MANCES

This hoT-e ranks very high as a racer both FOR
speed and bottom, as nc proved successful in 90
races before he left the turf of which he walked
over none venturing 70 start against him In 90
At Hamblelon, Yorkshire, on Wednesday. NAV
i4h, he won swecpstaIes of ten ps each. Tnr
year dds 6subscrbers. miles. beating mr. B -.
the's bf by Magnum Bonum pieicc's by
Young Marske, Turner'S Confederacy and Grad.
docks ch c Leicester. At York he won 5Ol f,,
5y'ar Odds, beating i.owiher's b GIiflin Cror,n.
tons Oh Ambush Shepherds Madcap, Clifton
b c Cedar. and Gaffoy,hs Oh c--cyen betting nm
Ambush against he field At Manchester in
June, he won so! for 8 year oIds two mile heats
beating Foreigner AID Loyaiist. At Stockholm
Sept. 20, he won = sweepsiakes of 90 gs each q
subscribers, ,hcn Sir II Wiam.on's propertS{
fofmerly mr. Hu'chinson's, beating Fielf's iii -
liver, out Of Wren and Turner'S DclphIne--
iIy5, Hambistou won 5 times, 70 Wit hand ~
gate ri SOi , mile heats. ~ 4 wears Old beas5sSs
lHse6, Packers and Watkins s ,earSs55d
~ Edinburgh Euly 20. he won his maiesty's
?aie OF loo Is 4 years Old mite hats, beating
/ GTeys01's b y Archer. wears oiu, mr. Peacocl'5
Oh Farmer, and mr. Wilson's Creeping Rae
"a Dunn lries in Ga. he won so. beating lord IJar
iineton's m Constan, ~ 1856 Ham6l, ton wen
, at kelso, Od, 5, pusse OF 50 gs beating mr. Bal.
10 'sB2ck Cock In 1897 he won tines. IN
what Midlothian in YorE h;re. sweep.ia, &c
OF en- Is each 5 .ubscribers, : mile heats beating
Merry Lad and 6rthur Al Edinburgh. on VV.j
re,dsy Inc 26th, so rs f'r a ages bea,irg nfza
Fox sDd Betsoy On Friday 'hc 18th theIadies
subsc Upton purse Of 50 20 heating n, ,chprs lane
! AZ Monuose, IN Scotland August ne walked o
ver TIC ground for a sol rlste and also walked
0vcr he Ground Tor 4 sub.crintiru Of 50I At
he so on Is for place of 50 rs he walk Ell on,
| ne ground--7nd also his majee,y's 100 gs gwen
% the Caedonian Hunt, iorany horse, sc cary
'ng % { 4 mile heats, lien 8 years old ne wcf
against mr. Wentworih's Trmbush, Piefrnont',
! T'mne,. aged, and K,nk7dc's Heao-. aged
and Saturday following pure Of 30! given h,
I the Hun, free ior any horse, &c. bcatinq Fare
! well aud Roker. At Carlisle he Won 100 gs OF
! mr. SitweIi, heating his by Meteor. In 1893
/ he won az Edinburgh, August, sol for all age.
/ beating Maxwe's Arab, and mr. Maue's Hip
| pop Janus. Al Montose he won plate Of 81
| Sc for all ages, beating pitfo;hte and ConuaGor
see the racing Calendars for the foregoing years
/ WIN LIGHTFOOT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
"7o your Tents, 0 Lsraei!o

People of America M en- Of all parties
who feel an emotion of virtue, of love of
country-of virtuous libertv-Ye who can
look ba K with glorious exultation tn the
triumphs Of Independence, and ,he virtues
and valor by which it was achieved IAN
nihilate the little animosify of party, nobly
resolve 70 spufn all foreign feelings, and be
Americans worthy Of the name.
For the huur is at hand---whcn there can
be no neHfraHty---You are on the verge Of
war.
Your governments, hos been called ON as
the Dancs we're caied on at Copenhagen,
TO abandon Independence, and become the
dupe Of Great Britain.
The nesociation. which was never ;nten-
ded for the ostensbIe purposes, is At an
end
Prepare Tor war;
Onite'---arr,--.like men,---or perish
slaves.
You are men and that manhood will he
tried.---yduroya.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
A WORD TIME

Our readers may rely on the assurance
we give---we have never hitherto deceived
the public. either by specu!a,ions hostile 70
the interests of the nation-by falshoods
bottomcd upon the aroSt reshecfabie autho-
riE-nor by any other trick or artifce.
we now repeat ii, that the conduct of
Mr.. Rose is such as to indicate the most
hostile rather than conciliatory dispositions.
We repeat it that the hostility of the
British government is inveterdte AZ ainst the
We repeat it, that expeditions hostile to
our y. territory, have been in preparation N
England; and unless her new erni,arrass-
ments with Russia aud Sweden, compel her
to retain her whole force at home. that il
was the determination of Great Britain to
seize New Orleans and the Floridas
(.4arora. J
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4" Par no6ite frafynm ."
BRITArN x ALeIERs-ALcIERs < ga1-

BRITAIN < Observation-Disclosures & g21-
TAIN.
England, we all thought. had nv her null
tiplied wrongs ana eutrages aiicnatcd all
the powers on earth all the civilized pow
ers are, II is true, ciIher arraved directly
against her, or, waiting with anxious sus.
pense the turns and issues of the present
asgressions-and the fate Of war; but NJ
Siers, feeling. like our FederaIsts, irresis-
0ble sympa'hies will, her Brother, John
Boii' has declared war against the United
States!
Thus the world islikeiy to lie again en-
-br"'ed; civilized against the unciviized {:
the fira'es and barbarians against the adj
VocateS OF "the freedom of the seas" l.
would hr che height Of weakness to admit
the possibility of success on the part Of the
two grand piratical brothers-Uhic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
------" The worm that's fed
"Hath nature that intime will venom breed,
No teeth fur me hresent."--

AAaoN Burr. In the press If the 18th
ult. we stated the fact Of Aaron Rurr's
being within seven lies ofthis city. Since
that time we have seen articles in vafious
papers stating him TO have been seen i'm
various parts Of the United States, and o.
theirs suggesting that he was gone to En-
gland. The fact is, that Il. Burr is mar
in fhe cifu Of Philadctbhi1. A gentleman
informs me that he saw him within three
days. From correct information we affirm,
that Burr is in expectation Of foreign aid,
and has lately declared that he intends some
time about April next to attempt the set
Element Of his Ouachiia lands.
These are interesting facts, to which we
call the attention Of the Government and
People OF the UniJed States, particularly
those in the Western country. Let every
person known 70 have been connected with
Burr be vigilaaty watched, and If any cir
cumstance OF a suspiciousuature shall trans-
pire, let it Immediately be communicated
TO the government In watchfulness there
is safety; a carelesssccurity might be pro.
ductive Of evil.-Dcm. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

curious circumstance concerning .
forgery has fallen into our poesession--in
"n'cha man who has made some affidavits
is Implicated.
we are also in possession of p cine to the
disturbances in Louisiana in 1901, and the
source and object of the fanro1ts or in t;r1, 2,la
memorial az that period, upon which we
shali call Daniel CLARK to witness the truth
~ our Inflammation, If the business of the
court OF Enquiry was only once G7irly oo-
ing on, VIC should not feel scrupulaus about
gong nto matters more n large-5ut rue-
~ d?%h7G ms day" Think of that, Mas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
February IS, 1868.
p Z d I G 2 q z

Hambeton was got by Dmganuon, sire efBed
ford and one OF The hes sons of (i'Kell's rarous
Eclipse, who was esteemed 10 he the hes, horss
in England Of his day and covered at fifty gui.
neas-his dam b. Snap, sister to Jupiter bred by
mr. Gross I793---her dam. Young Marsk's dam
by 3 ank Strling Miss NIeyne. by Partner
G!!eyhonn3, Curwen Bay Barb, Lord D'Arcy's
Arabian, "hneshir'. Old Montague mare Thus
il appears he descended from The best ynnnine.
stock in England
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
EEw-YoRr Feb. 8.

We have since our Iast publication, COM
P'eted our files Of London papers and Loyd's
Lists 20 the middle Of December by tho ship
President. From these we have continued
our extracts at considerable length.
The severity OF winter has been expert
enced IN England this season to an unusual
degree. Our papers furnish many distress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
The Famous High Blooded English Horsc
IL T.sro HAMBLEToN,
1%S aS BRrp by The luke of Graf

(es Is ton, a. be eae IT b, 81 I b,1
nea' 10 nands nigh of high fo,m AMI elegance,
rising ioyears old, in good heath and gseav per.
fee''on, imported by VIM. Ligh, foot. Esq of
Charles City county vii stand the ensuing sea
son, AZ my PAN alton in Hanover county. 90 miles
rom Richmond ard from Hanover Town and
New Cattle. to cover mares a s guineas the Sc,
SON for which note will DC required discha "a
bic by the Paynert of 20 dollars I, any time be.
fore the FIRST of August next, when the seassn
will expire with one do'la, 70 the groom for each
MARI paid at he stable door. Ten do lars the
single leap, and 20 dollars to insure maze with
teal Good and extensive pas'urage well enclcs
ed, with branches running through the Fat land
adording as good forward pastures as any in this
part OF the ccun'ry gratis Servants THAI NAV
be sent with mares will be boarded for two dol
ia's per week, and mares fed If required on ,cs
sonabls terms The greatest attention will be
paid by my oyerseer, Mr. John Hog, bu, no abi.
li'y for escapes or accrden,s
= Any gentleman putting 1--WE mares 10 Ham.
bieton may send ore gratis.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
February IS, 1868.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

sing instances Of y:crTore vhnhavc ncrish-
ri IN the streets and on the highway thro'
excessive cold.
We observe in some or the British prints.
and especially in those which are. termed
provincial, a spirit of thinking CT important
political subjects worldly of hieh minded
men, and freedom of expression against
obnoxious public measures not exercised
IN anv other nation on earth excepting the
United States of America.
CHARLESTON, Feb 8.
Captain Maudles, of the brig Sea. Horse,
put INTO kamSgate, from which place he
sailed on the gath December. Captain M.
mad one or two London papers as late as the
10th December, but we are not so fortu
nate rs to obtain them. 4 paper of the
18th states that the King OF EnElQnd was
severely indisposed; and the day before.
captain M. sailed gentleman arrived at
kamsgate from london, who informed, that
when cleft the city, the.bells of St. Paul's
Cathedral was tolIing, a circumstance which
never takes place except in the case OF the
death of some of the ROYAL Family, from
which it was inferred and generally be-
lieved, that the king was dead. Should this
he the case, it will probably lead TO some
important changes in the affairs of Europe !:
perhaps be the cause of a general peace.
u We are authorised 10 Sau That IT,
DREW STEPHENSON, ESg is candidate 70
'-rYireScm the CRY Of Richmond in the en-
suing legislature of this stare.
~ Mr.. OSBORN LocKErq, Of Prince
Edgvard, has 7r'Tttca 10 me editor, request
ing him to announce 10 the ht6Hc, that he
declines serving as one Of me committee far.
that ceRnfy, 10 SUPPORT the ticker 5o,. fhe
election Of Mr.. Monroe as president.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
CONSIsTENCY.

mere are some Inconsistencies Of the fe-
uerai printers which No man, however
blind, can help seeiug-though everv rosr
may account Tor them in his own va. f..
example 80
Formerly their cry was support thc ,o-
Yernmcnt and all who did not sunnor,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

hE Subscribe wishes 10 cmOloy =
manager for the present year that un.
ders'ands the culture of Tobacco K wheat,
none need apply unless they can come
we'll recommended; to such q man 1.-The.
raj wages will be given by applying to me
at George Biakey's, esq. within one mile
ipf Richmond.
WILLIAM L'GHTFOOT.
\ February Is, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
NOTICE.

WILL be sold on the twenty sixth day
OF this month, at the tavern of Mr.
Nathaniel Childress, in The town Of Man.
chester, five likely NEGROES, one Of
winch IS good blacksmith, he longing 10
The estate Of James Wirirey, DECEASED
ok months credit will be given the putcha-
SER giving bond with approved secnrpy.
TO carry interest from the date ,Tn,t Du,c.
tnaiiy paid. All persons having c,a,ms
"b"'hs' Said estate are requested 10 bring
.hem forward, that provision may be made
Tor payment thereof; and all ,Iiose indeb,.
ed are requested to make immediate pay4
ment' or suits will be Commenced, AZ (
wish to close my administration.
WM. POINTER,
Admir-. of JAMES WIwyREY, dec.
February Is. .,