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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
E. Du1in.
DIFF
FOR SALE,

A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
~ James Deneals formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres. whereon Mr.. WALTER Low lives--he
has rented it for the next year for one hun
dred dollars per year. Possession will DC
given next Christmas come a year.
- ALSO,
A tract OF LAND in Fauquier county, adsl
Joining the Thoroughfare Mill Tract, on the
west side Of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on row live, containing between and 500
acres as good, a farm as any In the county,
the best meadows in the county, with good
young orchard and good new dwelling house,
II is unnecessary to say any more about the
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession will be given the place live on
next new years day. ;,
lanes Gunnell.
Fauquier County, OCT. ID, dt2sthDe
JAMES BACON
Reos leave to inform his former customers
and friends, that he has
Recons1nencedMe Grocery BAllness,
Att Store on King near Washington
street.
vHEar Hz ofrERs FOR sALk,
A well cholen ailortment OF
goods, in that line.
= =. Warranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES &c L1QUOKS,
Which are of asuperior quality--He Will dise
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terWss:: DIFF
May Z:
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28

This Day Landing,
From, schooner Caizen, from Newberypor1
and for sale by
Lawrafon and Fowle,
10 hogshesds and so bari els New-ElHs;la
Rum. ali>'a
pipes 4th proof Brandy.
ALSO,
The CARGO Of schooner Ruby, Capita
81 Sawyer from Portland.
$4,000 feet merchandise Lula5er.
,z, 80 cords Tanners Bark.
so barrels Mo- | and Q Beef.
$50 boxes Brown Soap.
80 kegs Butter.
10 barrels New Esglafd Rum.
10 do. Tanners Oil.
5 Casks Spermacssei do.
November 4.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1909.
NOTICE.

The Subscriber intends shortly to leave th
State of Vmsinia and District OF Columbia.
Alexander Henderlon Jun.
D,amti1es Mop SIS. e..
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or nil be eredauged JS3r PROPERTY IN -6lere'''-
dria or It's rieinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for sliiitary
services during the revolutionary war. This
land lies in the state of Ohio, and is said to
BE- amongst the bes, in the state. ltsWiii be
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John ongdeo.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-28
Tofeph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King and Fai,far Streets, Aes jsst
receivea a f
40 boxes ne7u Muatadsl and Rloost Raiaisss
5000. real soft shetled friends, jezy, d4gs
imhorted,
10 casks lst q4oEty. eozored GoshenCn Cheese.
ON HAND,
Old Particular Madeira FINE Of tae choicest
quality, and a good assortment 4 Hines, LI-'
quors, Teas, Shices and Groceries IN genera
or sale BIZ zvholeaaie or retail.
November | 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

4 ANDS FOR SALE.-The subscri-
L. bers, altornies in fact, for Col John
sim Farley, AID his sister, MIS-. Eliza
beth MOrson, residents in Great Britain,
Ger for lie their remaining proportion
IF hat valuable TRACE OF LAND, in
he county OF Rockingham and sta'e OF
North Carolina, called the Sad, atuwm Is
late.
This laad lying contiguous to one OF
the branches OF Roanoke River, and in the
mids OF wealthy country, is Represented
o be Of g,eat fertility, and 10 unite so ma.
0y advantages as to be well worth the al
'entlon Of the purchasers it contains from
10 to 10 600 acres, and will BIZ sold in one
who c, or in d's.iJct parcels, q, the cplion
OF hose who may wish 10 buy ior VIII ch
purpose it has been laid of in separate
lots. A pioi of the land is lef, in the pos
session OF VIM. Edward BIoadnax, esq.
of Brunswick county, Virginia, who has
purchased a part of it, and 10 whom, 70
more correct Information as to us quality,
situation and other advantages purchas.
ers arc referred, as well as to MIR. Ira r.
lis, = no ltyes OIL the spot. Mr. Bcoadnax
VIII also make known the terms CT sale,
and any oobtract entered inlo with hin,
for the purcha Il The aboyc land, or an,
part thereof, VIII be obligatory on our.
selves, and our principals.
G.. K. TAYLOR,
John DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Va. Jelly 90, GU
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
JOHN PdRso;cS,SS!ER' ; Commissioners
Richmond, August l2tl. 1909.

PY Virtue of deed of t-us,., bearing dare 24th
Il day OF Ocr. 1893, executed by Thomas I.
coleman, to the subscribers rs trustees for the
purpose of securing sum Of money therein
mentioned to be due to Richard Booker and for
osher purposes, in the deed men Toned, Will be
sold, a. John CTisp's Tavern on he 18TH day of
September next if fair, if nor the next fair day,
the following property. to wit One neg,o man,
named Ceo,ge one negro woman named Sukey,
one other named Lefty, 3 feather b. d. and fuinl
lure, one gfey horse, one bay horse, and some
household and kitchen furniture The subscri-
bers will only convey the title vested in them as
sruslees. The sale will be made agreeably to an
act of Assembly passed the 3lst day of January,
1899. entitled an act concerning executions and
Tor other purposes.
NEWTON FORD.
JOHN FORD, Jr. ''aS'eeS'
Cumberland, August IN 1859 3W,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
E N G l. A N D.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Black IL stood ne 1ie-ht."

"BLack IL stood as night.''
So glutied is the English market with A
merican produce, that no cargo will pay
prime cost, duty and freigh, Thu We
have received a Liverpool Price Current
of American produce it is hardly worth
while 10 refer 10 il. The following viii
explain in Part the cause of deprecia.
ton - Bait. Wig
" LiUerfooi, 9th June, 1909.
Since the ion ms an ~ vessels have
arrived here, from he United S ates whose
cargoes consist of
339i7 Bales Cotton
58675 Barrels Flour
SO7l Hslf Barrels d..
5s9l7 Bushels Wheat
1863 Bags, sc Corn
6679 Ticfces RICE
1910 Half Tterces do.
1867 Bar els Ashes
s5!6 Barrels Turpeniine
9749 Barrels Tar
IS Barrels Rosin
80 Barrels r. ch
$50 Thousand of Slaves
1872 IIogshesd, Tobacco
III Cargoes Timber
1888 Casks Flax seed
1877 Casks Cloyer-see1
2o6 Casks Quercitron Bark &c.
o. tbs FIRST arrival of these supple
Rice, Naval Stores and Slaves we're solJ
about 10 per cent lower ihan our presen b.
quotations ; the advance ms been coca
stoned by very brisk demand f,r h-s
articles both from dealers and spscula
ors.
The set for the regulation of new duties
has passed, but is not yet printed, aud W.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

As soon as the removal of the emb,rgo
Wa KIN wn here, The demand for wheat
and Flour b came suspended: the FIRST
'fter ards, f he former, wa, made at
IS Cd per 8o,bs. and IF the latter a, A8s
pr barrei; since then the prices have
been 6 adlaIly declining ard waea, is &C
presen only nominal. Fine fresh Flour.
fee from any garlcky iasle or oily smell,
On the ohef hand, meets a ready sale az
as ass per bill f.; but ,ha, which IS ex.
cep ionable IN these qualities, WHICH is
the case with great pAry of whs is ar.
rived can only be sold al reduced price,
IL appears prob bic that both WI a and
-four will continue to flucuae W hout soy
ma eriai decltue or advance, unless i flu.
enced by the state Of the wealth r., or the
ex ent or smallness Of future arrivals
Though 1t l. rather too early to pos SIS, the
means Of Judging Of the crops on the
ground, We may remark, that till within
The last seven days We have had a long
! run Of TO weeks of cold unreasonable
weather, by which the harvest must bs
retarded and rendered more p &c .rious,
but it is not supposed tha. the crops have
| yet sustained any actual injury.
eXCSe1A
1000 tierces, and though This is a very
large supply, considering that we are de.
prived OF any export vent, yet the CON-
| sumption has greatly increased, in consr-
quence OF tn iowDess of the prices and
It IS purchased at the annexed quo, ationS
nearly as fast as il can b. landeu Further
supplies however are Immediately expect.
ed, as il is calculated that not more than
half the vessels loaded in the Southern
ports have yet arrived and should they
prove considerable, we think further re-.
duclIon in prices is likely 10 take place.
Flaxseed is likely to supp at these pri.
ices as the supply is not expected 10 OK.
coed The demand.
OF ashes 5000 barrels have Arcade a.
rived from The U. States and considerable
supplies being expected from Canada va
are of opinion that prices mus decline
still lower.
The arrivals Of Quercilron Barks are
hitherto very uncomfortable, but the usu.
al supplies would occasion reduction in
prices of from 80 so per cent.
The red icton in the prices OF naysl
Sores occasioned by the late arrivals,
has induced The d.alers, whose stocks
we're generally exhausted, to Jay In E esh
upplies, which has lnksn off the greater
part of the late arrivals. Should supplies,
however, Continue TO come forwa d we
'alculate upon future reduction in pri.
es.
The lac imporiations OF tobacco are
very considerable and the qualify gener.
lily inferior; but as it appears probable
iqi the suppls of middlrg and inferior
descriptions will far exceed the consumDo
81, we fear this article will cootinus 10
Dc sold al i < cat loss, unless some ven
Tor expectation should arise.
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III IL Cents Sins-ie.l

are again therefore obliged TO defer our
,sual list OF duties and regulations rega.
Ing imporiatioHs. FIJI we can flini n
you with this, we beg particularly 20 a
your ut enro, 20 VIVA We have sad in our
iet,e $ OF The Cd August add 81 h April
asst, on his subject, and 10 CIR former
list OF duties and regulations. We lhnk
u desirable TO remark, however, Dhat we
are informed, tina, the du y on cotton viii
be only Sd per 10, and that Staves, ur,ler
l.2 inches thick, will after the S /, JoIy
instead of The high du Inen,i nd IN cur
letter OF the I'd IF Angus, OILY pay a.
bout
s Is. Cd. per thousand of Barrels
. :. Hogsheais
Pipes
oes'des~bich an additional duty Of Is per
barrel on Flour is mentioned.
A very large military expedition is a.
present preparing, the des iualion of W hich
is varlous'y conjeetured. Some merchaDts
however, under the impression tina Il il
20 De employed in the North, look for.
ward to an opening for trade with the CON.
'inent as possible result.
We are respectfully,
SIR,
Your obedient servants
HUGHES and DUNCAN"
we have since made the following ex;rastS
from the Price Current,
Wheat Got the payment of du.y) i2s I'd
per 70 b,.
Flour, superfine, ass per barrel
Rice 34i per cwt.
Flax seed, for crushing los and los Sd per
busbel
Ashes Pot. Boston 4os
iufpeni inc, soft lSs
p CD, hard 9s I'd
Tar, 25s Cd
Tobacco York and James R. lad per
Rappahannock Cd
Polowtnac lad
Georgia 81
Carolina l.2d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

M snhrr1or coart.of chanceru holden at
me cafitot IN Richmond, June 20th, 1909.
Fh'iiip N: Nicholas, attorney general, ON
behalf of the commonwealth of Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

York County Csarf, June 9uar.e!y sesaOn,
1909.
Sarah Cary, P.f \
againi, In
Thomas Reeves, and Thomas Chan.
Griffin, Executors, Sc. OIL Gerry.
VIM. Cary dc. dehs.
THE defendant Thomas Reeves not
having en.e,ed his appearance and
given security according 10 the act of as
sembly and the roles Of Ibis court, d
i, appearing 20 the satisfaction ofthe court,
thar the said def. is not an inhsbi.an oil
this country, on the motion OF The pld. by
her coun ,el, it is ordered, shat the said de-.
fendant do appear here on the third Mon.
day in September mex, and answer The b,i!
Of the Pitf- and that a copy of th,s 0, der be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Argus
printed in the City Of h chnond for TWO
months successfully and posted al The
front door Of the courthouse Of this coun
~. And it is further ordered, that The
Other defendant Thomas Griffin, Executor
of William Cary, deceased, be rests aimed
from paying away or disposing OF any
deb S or effects due TO, or IN his hands as
executor aforesaid belonging 10 the said
Thomas Reeves until tie further Order of
this court.
(Copy) Attes',
SAMUEL SHIELD Jun. c. Y. C..
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LAMBS FOR SALE

LANDS FOR SALE
The Subscribers W sh to dispose ol
ha, valuable tract Of LAND called FoRT
LEWIS, lying in the Ccunues Of Bot,etoust
and Montgomery, and containing abou
$500 acres. They also wish TO sell 8, $50
acres Of Land lying in The County Of Flu
yanna, on the sou.h side Of The Rivanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
down the river, 10 within about a mile o!
Columbia,
This las. mentioned Land, being in Ave
distinct tracts, will be sold separately OF
oge'her. as may best suit any person de.
sirous of purchasing. One fourth cf the
amount being paid in hand, any reasona
ole credit will b. given for the balance
GIBSON * JEFFERSON.
Richmond July eS. IF
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so Dollars Reward.

IS offered for apprehending ANDREW nc.
gro slave, VIII about the beginning Of thi'
month RUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-
ling in the neighbnhood of Amelia Cour'
House. Andrew is about thirty years o'd
an intelligent, ACTIVE. small man, a good house
and stable servant, drives y Carri,g- well, un.
isr,,and, a little of Shoemakins, and readilj
netforms any kind of plantation lab r. Some
,ears ago he was in the service OF Mr. Turne.
1T the Bell Tavern in kichmnId where l bc
icye ne. generally ac,ed as hos,ier. and after.
wards till last Christmas. was employed by Mr.
Henry Z biscoe of Manchester in his tobaccc
steramery. He has wife living a, the Man
chester coal ya,d, a. free nu!at,o woman name.
Sukey Hollioger, by whom have reason TO be
iieve he is secreied L will pay the above re
ward to any person who will deliver to me tn:
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail 81
that get him again.
James Henderson.
Goth June, 1909. It
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VIRGINIA I:

A. superior court OF chancery holden az
the capitol 10 the city of Richmond. the
first day of June, 1903.
Horatio Winn, plaintiff,
A6AINSY
Frances Pettypooi, executor Of William Pet
typool, deceased, and Miles Jordan,
defendants.
THE defendant Frances Pettypool not ha-
wing entered her appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly,
and the rules OF this court, and il appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court lat she
is not an nhabitant of this country, on mo-.
ton of the plaintiff by counsel. 1t is order
ca, That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term, and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that q
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the c.ay OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the capitol in
tie SAID city.
A Copy-Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

- ICH HCND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
N AZ esting of the Directors of the
Nichmpnd Turnpike Company, on Saturday the
% h OF July, 1907
Resolved. hat the share holders in. the
company pay to the Treasurer FIVE dollars on
each share held by them respectively in thirty
days from this day, and the further sum OF
five dollars on each the said shares in sixty
days from this day.
Resolved, That the shares Of all delnqucn,
slare holders in the Company he sold on the
first Saturday in Sep,emher next being the 2,l
day ofthat month, at the Washington Tavern
IN the City of Richmond, a, II O'clock Of that
|day G. Copy N. SHEPPARD. elk
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ROBERT MITCHELL.
City OF Richmond, July Il n, 1909

L'OR SALE, in The town ofCartess
l. vile, upon James River, Lo No. 6
AID "a, beng the same formerly owned
oy Messrs. ID -ancs--On the frs, IS good
dwelling HOUSE, sore and other i'm /.
pfoVemenIs, and on the last, good lum.
Der house. A credit Of one, two, and
three years will be given Bonds with ap.
proved security, 10 bear interest from the
date, IT not punc,ual!y paid, will be re-
gu red--For further particulars, apply 10
Messrs John * e. Cunningham, at Car
IersVIils, who viii shew the premises, or
TO
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, July 2s. 6w
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VIRGINIA :


At superior court of chaaecry holden at
the caprol in Richmond, June r5,t, 1909,
Charles Yancey, plaintiff.
William Lipscomb, David Bullock, exc.
cutor of John Bullock, Nelson Craw-
ford, John Crawford and Charles Craw-
ford, executors OF David Crawford, and
Robert Kimbrough, defendants.
THIS cause was this day heard OH the
bill, answers, exhibits, examinations
Of Witnesses, and reports of the commissi-
one-, pursuant 10 the order Of the eighth
day Of June, one thousand eight hund,ed
and Eve, with exceptions thereuno. and
was argued by counsel; Oh consideration
whereof, the court doth rrconmii the said
reports with The exceptions, to Tue com
missioner who made them for him 10 e.
consider and report thereupon.
A Copy-Teste,
PETER TlNSLEY, c. C..
CoMAIssIoNkR's OFrIGE,
Richmond, July 7th, 1909.
The parties concerned VIII be pleased
to take 70 zee thai have appointed Mon
day the eighteenth day of sep ember next
for carrying in sffec, the within decree
upon which day their aiteadaace isrequir.
ed al my cfhce with their accounts ready
Tor final set,l-ment.
2m WIN. HAY, NC.
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N 0 &c f..

A LII persons indebted to the firm of CrLLr-
n AT * krRrY, by bond or open account,
are requested TO come TO ward and discharge
their respective balances, on or before the Fl 81
'iay of September as suits will be ins,i,uieI
against all those who are delinquent a; thar time.
Those who have any claims against the said
firm, are requested 60 make them known to the
subscriber.
THOMAS G1LLIAT,
Acting Partner OF CILLIAT & KIsrx.
In my absence, FnANcIs R. STKosIA is full
y empowered 10 receive and discharge all debts
due TO and from c. & KIRBy
THOMOS CILLIAT.
June 2Tth, 1909 twists.
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VIRGINIA:

1T Suferior Court of CHaneeyy holden
at The Cafitot in Richmond, June Isl,
1909.
Archibald Peasants and Jane his wife, John
>. Moore and Anna his wife, John Chea
die and Elizabeth his wife, Isham RaIley
and Susanna his wife, John Woodson the
younger, Thomas Railey and Martha his
wife, William Railey and Judith his wife,
and Philip Woodson and Sarah his wife
Plaintiffs,
Josiah Woodson, acting executor of John
Woodson, deceased, Defendant.
ON motion ofthe plaintiffs by counsel, and
- Tor reasons appearing to the court, the
order made in this cause the seventh day
OF February last, dismissing this suit with
costs, IS set aside, on the plaintiffs pay ny TO
the defendant the costs by him expended in
defending the suit to the date of the said
order; and on the further motion of the
plaintiffs, by counsel, master commissioner
badd IS directed to perform the order m rde
IN this cause the seventeenth day Of Sep.
tember, one thousand eight hundred and
hree but the plaintiffs are not 70 have the
benefit Of this order unless they shall COM
ply with the conditions upon which it is
made on OF before the first day Of the next
term.
a Copy--Teste,
PETER TINSLEY, go.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

N pursuance of 4 decree of the court of
New Kent county, will be sold, at the
court house, on the 18th day of Sept. next
Ut being court day. on credit of six months,
one TRACT OF LAND living in said conn.
,y, whereupon the late lanes Davis, decd.
resided, within one mile of St. Peter :
Church, containing by survey one hundred
and sixteen acres. Bond with approved
security will be required of the purchaser
by the
Commissioners.
August 10, 1909. 3twp
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COLUMBIAN MILLS --rae Ibseribs r
~ informs his fsien Is and the public. tina, n
viii pm chase WHEAT Delivered at the co
lumbar MILLS, or he will receive W hes,
there. to be manufactured on very moderate azu
advantageous terms o me holders ofthis Article,
viz. for every $40 pounds ofg 20 Mercha 7tabe
Wneas, he will engage TO deliver one barrel OF
good SuperEne Flour, "r hc win rcceiv. Whea,
At 6s and 81 per bushel, of so lbs. and deliver
shrerhne -Four AZ S l. cents. with small
proportion of Fi,e Flour At S 81 cents PEI bar.
REAL! TO be inspected and dslivered in good o.
der at the Mil
The FLOUR made at thii Mill has always
been held in high repute. and j. is the inrention
of the pre- sen Proprietor to sustain lis character
The CORN MILL is in complete order &c.
very attention will 0e paid to customers sending
rheir CORN 10 Be ground on toll at the usu al ra,
Good fresh MEAL for sale in mall or large
quantities at ve'y mode ate prices icr Cash
Apply 10 Mr. Samuel Leech on The premises, g,
70
JOIN CREAMERY, Residing in Norfolk.
~" CASH given for CORN delivered al
the Mil
Richmond. 7th July, 1909. IT,
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F'"Uanna County, May quarterly session,
1909.
MoncrieH. Hill, Admin faor0
with the Will annexed of Ro- In
bert Hill, deceased, PHI. Chan.
AGAINST cery.
John Fotbes & Patrick Willama
son, Defendants.
HE Defendant Williamson no, hs.
a wing entered his appearance and q.
ven secu ny according to the sa OF Assem-
blJ end the rules Of this court, and it ap.
pearlDg TO the satisfaction of the cour
that he is not an inhabitan. Of his country
On the motion OF The Plaintiff by his Coun.
sci, II IS ordered, tina; the said dsfsndapt
williamson do appear here on or befor,
be frs, day Of August quarterly tern
next AID answer the Pianuff's bill an,
hat copy Of this order be forthwith N.
serted IN one of the Richmond Newsps-
pers aHd continued Ior Two months success.
'Iyely, AID another copy posted a. ,he from
aoor Of the Courthouse Of this county,
"A copy --Teste,
}OHN TlMBERLAKE, Jun. d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

MOflCE is hereby gwen, that shall
~ reu;i1n the gene al ASSEMBLY
81 Virginia q, iher next session, for ai.
s'crce from Bernard Florence Hantelmen,
T. "hcia was married on the l7,h day
OF November last, for reasons which viii
be then and there made known.
MARY HANTELMAN.
Jolly al 1909 SIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

a BANK NOTE. of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. was taken from a black boy
who called himself James Smith, & says he found
il iii the ssseet IN thinking il proper to let the
ooy keep it. detained il lor the proper osner.
who may have il. on sivi"g satisfactory evi.
dence OF his OF their 'ighi to ie and paying the
expense of this advertisement.
JOSH MCDONALD.
Richmond, March 1o.h, 1909. If
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LAMB FOR SAIL

LAMB FOR SAIL
shall expose To public Sale, on ,h-
Sd Monday iu August n.xt, on tn premi.
ses a TRACT of LAND situated in The
Coua,y Of Fluyauna on he three Forks OF
he Great Byrd Creek. e'gh, miles frcm
Columbia and fifty six miles from RIch.
mond-it contains near 1900 Acres, one
bird of which is in cultivation, the bslanc,
IS we'll tinibered and generally Fl. for To.
BACCO-the whole is well wa'ered and
peculiarly favorable to GLOVER and
FiMOTHY.--There is upon this estate
a decent dwelling House and OIL, Houses
and Mill with pair OF BURR and pair
OF COLOGNE STONES-Mr Rob,.
Minis, who resides upon the LAND. will
shew II 10 any person DESTROYS OF purcaa,
sing--The traci msy be conveniently d.
vided into three or four paris 10 suit the
wishes Of purchasers, who may b. ACCOM-
mcdaied with Stocks of CATTLE,
SHEEP and HOGS and a team cflaree
* well drawing Notes.-The terms will be,
one fourth TO be paid when The Title shall
be made, the balance 10 be divided into
,hree, Tour or FIVE equal annual payments
secured upon The Land by deed of Trust.
JOHN ADAMS.
RicEncnd, s,h July, 1909.