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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-17
10 the Ffe-hsIders sf CAarione, BnckineLa ann,
Prince Edsp0rd ard Cumberland.

fIeche'aeFs 81 Cfar!eHe, bncki1gGa,n,
Prince Edscnra ard Cumberland.
FELLcw-CtrIzEvs,
The periodf II fast approaching when you will
again assemble FOR the purpose Of choosing a per-
sou To represent you in the next Ccrgr.ss-As
a candidate OH this occasion, permit INC OFF, N.Y.
sclt-AsI am probably Unknown to man, ..inone.
I yon, it may not he improper tn rive yo,i some
idea of my political crce,k-i have been and eyer
Will be a repubiicaa-I not only admire, but
within my proper sphere have uniformly support
cd the present administration IL think the course
pursued IN the management OF orr foreign as
well as Domestic Concerns, that, winch was
best calculated To- promote the general good.
approve of and supp ),trd as much as !
C ull the election of Mr.. James Madison to the
presidency, because thought him better quail
he'd than any other maj, in the United States Ca be
the successor of the fliustrious Jefferson -That
n very great majority ofyou agree with me in this
opinion, has been fun, DEMONSTRATED by The choice
5s,ii ...:G ::;ai.e IS EisEt.a-= ....#i :i.at , yer.
great msiority:of yoh approve of the present adj
minls'ration Il have never ,.Nibted.
That the representative OF a free people shoiild
on great national questions accord in opinion with
ms constituents, will l presume be admitted
by all.
Toprovc that Your present representative does
not agree with Won in opinion of IT,. correctness
ofthe course. pursued by the present ad,ninistra-
ton. l will mention one strong case, viz The
h.mbaTyo-a measure which he has opposed on
every oecasion-rLc wisdom and policy OF which
has been questioned by few among you'll is'ea-
sy 10 prove tn 1t has not only saved millions of
dollars to the United States-but many thousand
hardy tars.
That yonrp present representative does not agree
with YOU in the Successor of your f,vorite %Iefser-
son, cannot he denied He mas published TO the
w>rldh his opinion that The man of YOUR choice
Games Mad'son) does not possess any Of those
great md noble qualities which are requisite in
the character TO ill the office of President. How,
LET me ask YOU, could YOU reconcile the inconsis-
tency of voting Tor JAMES Madison as president,
and his most bitter political enemy az your repre-
sentative
Feiiow-Cit;zens !! the present is an awful peri
cd; never was there greater necessity for ufia-
nimlty than the present, not only among the peo-
pie but in our councils.
To promote whicti-let us elect men as orr
representatives, who will support, not oppose, the
scmin straton Of our choice-should l have the
honor to be elected, my best e~xertions shall be u
sed to promote the general welfare of our Coum-
irY-lron the contrary, you should re-elect your
present representative, l will submit with
cheerfulness to the public will.
Your Fellow-C Citizen,
JERMAN BAKER.
See the Protest. f the seventeen members of
Congress against the Presed.ntial Caucus held in
II lslfup TON ItSf .,;rtsr
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= y - 1880. =
kTAH99ES7EP REPvBLEcANPkCE5.
w In cohscquencc of Ire nssl', nf l. ;a.s
beloved Capt .IRGEy64LB AcR3f, SsFt-e
repoesfeIto atiend 1t Dro0S,S Col-rSalR san.
IN ~comf!eat u%''if,rrh. on Saturday evening" -
inst at6e'clock, t~,rt,epl.a.s. a5S.
Capt. Itis hoped OH an 1co aston; SO i.spvrtahs
as this, to the future welfare 6fthe cer- Say, thS
members VIII beepnnctuat in Their attic 'tce.
BY oirier vi the stam.ting ocihmgts. q
HtNSFfELD WA1XINS, Ss,tfary.
JanaarySI7. q.
For ne information of msu,Hcts-rcsi,40S
IN the country, have been requested T. ST.
tt,at 4 maj priiy oft,e Company rcs,drg ia Yown,
have coE- u 4 unuiiicous resolu iml ri s.a.a r.
craze, around their ,.,,s, fbr four weeks, as 4
Testimonial Prospect for the memory OF our iced
Capt. A. Nch4E.
III. r..
january II. II
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o. 1875 June 18Th, 1893
William FauIcon oaL or orSey.
bended-it is in the possession
notes for it, for tie purpose oflead
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ipn.icy 20 add to the extent Of a country, az
;eady 30 ~iS;eiv extended rs TO en,,;u,ger per-
maps Mt no Very fcnio,e periogi, adisniember-
mert! - Adisunioa it is ~ccttaia, would be the
greatest OF all foi.ies, as all the pal.ts would
be weakened, and rendered cont en,ptible bv
such a step. But wisdom itself is no. always
a Sufficient safeguard against passions and To-
cal preiudices.
Let us however, be prepared TO aid the
views OF the general government whatever
course they may take, with all our energ es.
Let us at this time be prepared to meet The
NeahS'rSo and non intercourse, or war with
as little Inconvenience to ourselves as the ma
ture Of things will admit of. Lei us for this
purpose extend 20 domestic manufactures,
every aid and encouragement. We should
eiiact'!aws weiChwouid increase If possible,
IN a tenfold degree, our present stock of wool.
The only practicable mode of doing this,
has it is believed been pointed out. Net us
become Independent of foreign powers in fact,
as we'll as In theory, for Ii is a solemn truth,
that while mems wants, and luxuries, and
PRIDE, render them dependent, their boast of
independence is an empty sound, unless IN ,
deed they hare virtue AID wisdom, and ener-i
gy enough, to rise superior to the difficulties !
IN which circumstances oat OF the reach of ,
their controul, may have placed them.
ALIENS.
1t is Obvious, from the course If this paper, |
that its ult sro- Views have son e si .d-s of de
ference from those of Alexis -2Hese.i il is unne-
cesSary to point QUITS 20 thu possession ofC.-
NADIA, why not let it he Il picdyr--ln cquivaienti
tor some CONCESSIONS. at the period of pac,iication ?
EDITOR. |
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Mr.. Baytcp, from the Committee abp6,n-
ted to examine the enro!icd bills, reported.
that the committee had examined several
bills. and found them 10 be truly enrolled.
Ordered. That the clerk carry tie said
bills TO tine Senate.
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n b l will give the highest price for Tobac.
CO and other produce in discharge OF tie
debts due to Robert Campbell * Go.
s. CLARK. Il.
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ME General Meeting OF the Mutual Assn
4 rance Society, against Fire, &c, will, on
"Wednesday next, take under their considerable
en-. matters ofcoas;der2h!e appearance 20 -. IN
stitution. The meeting will he held at the capi-
toi IN the Room otthe Coramittee of Propositions
and Grievances, at the hour OF 10 A. SIT IL
wished that the meeting should lie as fully atten!
ded as possible
SAMUEL GREENHOW,
Frincifal Ageat.
january H.. 1T
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ANDING from the Schouner R1cuMoNp
Isaac Se-mai, Master -
80 Boxes Raisiu,.
10 B4les Soft sleiIei Almonds,
) Casks Green Co,iee.
10 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London p rltutar Madeira Wine.
IN STOKE.
II Hdssheads brewu 5ugsr,
25 do. M3i.sies .
5 1ierces Green Coffee,
IS Boxes Hav nnah Segars,
) Bales Welch Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Tyson, Hyson SKIN and Souclonp Tea
10 Boxes Mould Candies,
For SALE sY,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. ,f
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y ALL-The subscription for the Return Ball
~ is at the Bar of the Bell Tavern.
January ".
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II.
E~o ALL WHOM TT ut- GO gcE8v-

's~O ALL WHOM TT MN CONcERN--
Il At the time of a q solution eli Inc G,,p Is
CdtnbheH and CIHrk, merchants here, a transfer
and sale WAS made 20 the subscribe, one az Tie
partners, oy Mr.. Archibald C.mpbcil of New
York, the other, of all his interest IN Tie debts and
stock ofthat copar,sersAip, and also of the house
OF Robert Campbell < Co. Of Charlotte county,
carried on under the superinte ideice OF Robert
Campbell, deceased, who was exclusively inte-
rested N that firm one third, and the remainder
belonging TO tnchouse here.
There IS still due from Robert Campbell & C.,
q considerable balance Tor ,dyances A. dGr;no
the existence of that firm, TO the subscriber. who
IS therefore, only comp, tent cor his agent, to
collect & grtnt discharges Cor debts due Robert.
Campbell & Co. to amount of the sums OWE NV
them for advances of stock, and the remainder.
II any, Will be prOii.s, and t, which the renreseu-
tsti'es OF Robert Campbell, Will &c entitled one
third part.
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JERMAN BAKER,

See The Protest. # the seventeen members of
Congress against the bresedsntial Caucus held in
WashIne ton last ,sirter.
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A body Of about 500 troops passed through
Baltimore two days ago, from Carlisle, on
their way to Annapolis, where they will be
held in a state of readiness for immediate
embarkation... see. Monitor.
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from MOSS the nig' before his beng appr,
wright otth5s pilce; w'ol sxeharged viFgiaif
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SAMUEL CLARK:
Only smViUing tGrtf~r IS 90. ~
Robert Can:pbeH G Go.
Richmond, january Il. oaw6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

EIrZWHYLSONN * POTTER, Book
l. Sellers and Stationers, have just re-
ceived a very large supply of Fools Cap,
Pot and Letter Papers; Latin, French s,
English school hooks; Pocket, school and
family Bibles; Paper.hangngs and border
ing Quilts of the first and inferior quail
ties Metallic pens; Playing, blank and
visiting cards; Ladies and Gentlemen's
pocket books Backgammon tables and
Chess boards Pearl coan ers Toothbrush.
es and Dentifrice Gold leaf. black lead
pencils and water co ors Vocal and instru..
mental music; Durable Ink. SC xs.
A few new publications, among which are
some novels.
A great variety of Day. Books, Journals
and Ledgers, Record and >iYeriffs books on
hand.
Tickets in the Rhode Isiaad Coal Lottery
for sale, at 2 so cts. each. The price
will be shortly raised. The scheme of this
Lottery holes out p culai advantages 10 the
adventures, as Will appear on an exami-
nation of it. The drawing win commence
shortly.
Septe'nber IS. (5w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1909. wtdl

MOTICE.--Oncs more, it is hereby re-
y Guested that those Wild are inoebted to
the trustees of the Richmond Academy, do
make payment 10 the subscriber, as the
work is now begun. and it is expected that
there will be lid from one hundred to oae
hundred and fifty thousand bricks in the
walls Of the Academy this fall. He has un-
John peterborough and William w. Hen
ing, the other members of the committee,
appointed by a board of trustees There.
fore, it is absolutely necessary that the col .
lector may have as little trouble as possible
in the collection, in order to have money in
hand, to carry on so laudable an underta-
king.
ROBT. MITCHELL.
City of Richmond, Sept. 9TH, 1909. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

Natures Restorative Balsomic CorI,dk
The certificates attached to the bills which
inclose each bottle of the above medicine.
are from characters of responsibility, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence NAV
be placed by those who laber under com.
plants of the Gout, Rheumatism, &c. also
those of consumptive habits, general debi-
lity of the nerves and various other COM.
plants incident to the human body.
- Soldby II. WARp. sole proprietor. PHI
ladelphia. and at the bookstore Of S. Plea
SAINTS, jr. Richmond.
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TwENrY}DoLLARs REWARD sloen

TWENTY DOL Oars REWARD Sio!en
"a frosT re ahou, the 18th OF Nov. 1907, n
ncg-, nan save named Cesar ,he property of
the sabscriher-Ee formerly belonged to Mr. Ro-
best Alexander. of Campbell county, aud was
beogh, from him small boy, in the year 1889
He is now about rect high. one of his big toes is
very remarkable, being spill, with an axe through
the nail and nearly as high as the sec md joint,
by THAI it is much broader and larger than the
other. He vas accus,oned 20 run James river
above the falls. I was informed that he went
up James Riyer in batteau owned by one
Creecv, to the other side OF the mountains
On delivering him TO me securing him in
some Jail so that get him again, shall be paid
bv the reward of twenty Dollars This
is 70 fcrewarn any person or persons from har
boring or eoncealing him, as they may depend
on It Ina, will prosecute such vioIators of the
law TO its full extent.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
City of Richmond, July 9Th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

EHE Subscriber being anxious to dis
i charge his debts, offers for sale, that
valuable Plantation, lying in Amelia coun-
ty, on Flat Creek, containing upwards of
900 acres, a considerable quantity of which
is very valuable meadow land. For terms
apply TO wifi
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Grove Brook. Oct 18th, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto plain 8
Suwarrows,
Half Boots,
Mems calf skin shoes lined & bound los6 f2s
Do. side leather, 7s6 u 9s.
Negro shoes (strong russet) 7s6 IS
Womens leather shoes, thick soles, 7s6
DO. do. thin, 60. 6s9
Do. do. slips.
DO. Morocco do. 6so
Do. do. ties, So
Girls leather shoes, 4sr 6s
Boys do. 4s6 7s-
Any of the above articles made TO orde
left at the Penitentiary Store, secon door
above the Eagle Tavern. ID. ]. BURR.
Richmond March %, 1909.
9th July, 18o9.=The price Of Wrought
Nails is raised half a cent per pound, by
order of the Executive.
o. J.B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

MOTlCE.-Will be sold, next Cum.
~ berland Court, to the highest bidder
2S8 ACRES of LAND, lying IN Bucking-
ham County, On Buffaloe Greek. This land
joins f. Boiling and John Dunn. Terms OF
sale; one moiety the first day of January
next, and the other on the first day OF Jan.
1871, with interest from the date If not
pnnctual!y paid, with deed of Trust to ss-
cure the payment. Mr.. e. w. Trent will
conduct the sale.
c.. H. Saunders.
Richmond, Oct. 6, 1909. wtds
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(5w)

COLUMBIAN MILLS The subscri-
~ bers having purchased the Columbian
Mills, beg leave TO Iaform the public, they
are giving c ASH for WREA rand c ORN.
P. HAXALL, * Co.
Richmond, August Soth, 1909. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

Tor SALE.-h handsc-,e, second hand,
i London bs,lt CHARTS which has
been but little used and is IN a good state
of preservation. Apply to the printer, or
10 Mr.. HsGDEs, coach maker, opposite
the Old CITY Tavern. where the carriage
mtS=ae seen. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

NOTICE "a petition viii be presented to the
next General Assembly, praying the passage
Of law to yes the commonwealIh's right TO a
certain lot Of & ound. lying ard being in the city
Of Richmond, known by the No. 554, to the re.
prean'a'ives of p. Younyhusband, for reasons
then and there 70 10 made known. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

rf-HE Subscribers have recently taken store,
near the Market Bridge, opposite .Messrs.
White anj Sheltoa's, where they offer for sale
livery general assortment of DRUGS 81 ME-
GhcYNES. 4 few of which are enumerated,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
70 Dollars Reward,

rs offered for experimenting ANDREW, ne
L gro slave, who about the beginning OF this
noah RUN AWAY from the subscriber resi-.
ding II the neighborhood OF Amelia Court
Hou7e. Andrew is about thirty years old,
,n inteliesnr active small man, good house
and stable servant, drives earrings well un-
Jsrrands = Nt,le Of Shoemaking, and readily
oeyforms any kind Of plantation labor. Some
yeaYs ago he was in the service Of NJ TuTnsr
AZ the Bell Tavern in Richmond, where be-
I;eve he generally acted az hostler. and after
wards iii last Christmas. was employed by Mr..
Henry g.. siscoe of Manchs:tor in his tobacco
,,e~mery. He las wife living a, the Man.
chester coal gard free muIauo woman named
,ukey AoIiager by whom have reason 10 DC
l;eve ne is Secreied l will pay the above re
yard 10 any person who will deliver to me the
above mentioned slave, or secure him in Jail, 10
that get him again.
lanes Henderson.
ooh June, 1909. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
DR.. TISSOTT'S
DELIBERATELY
Gouf @ Rheuma.ic Drops.

A CERTAIN cure for Coat, Rheumatism.
4 a Lumbago, weakness of the joints, and ali
kinds of Sprains; for elects. be they of ever so
long standing, and for the stone and gravel; IL
Is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and eff.
feetual remedy in the world in the cramp and
all kinds OF pains in the head, face and body, 4
10 without an equal.
This medicine (which justly claims a pre- EN-.
inence over all others, as being decidedly atlap.
ted tor the speedy removal of those compl:. in,s
above rentioned1 owes It's discovery TO the .ce-
lebrated Tissott. physician Of mo,t exalted eunS
inenee in his profession, and is chiefly the cx.
tract OF an herb. peculiar to Europe. 10 whose
powerful, healing, repora'ive and balsarnic ma.
lities. this great man, by the admin .terinr. ows
ed much of his fame. N
It's peculiarly excellent for most disorders ar
tending warm climates, and keeps for any length.
Of time. Bottles, at two dollars each, With Co.
pious directions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
. nLACKsMIrn 70 R SALE.

NOR sale, = most valuable Black smith
IL about 50 wears Of ag:. He is a s.uu,
we'll dispoSrd negro and p,obab!y inferior
to no smith in The State. Enquire Of fhe
Printer.
September, ll.h 1909. (3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
IN COUNCIL, Sept. 18Th, 1909.

I, Is advised, that from and after the LIST day
IS Iana,y next, the Auditor be instructed in ever
case where any claim by virtue Of an order or
certificate Of court is presented TO him by a per
.on yvbo,e name Is not mentioned therein. u re
ouite such person to produce also an order or
power Of Attorney from the individual in whose
favor such order or Certificate Of court was
made. together with an affidavit Of one witness
at least, certified BY Msgistra.e or Notary
puht;c. that such individual actually signed and
,ckoov,cdged the same. And TO give general
Of this rule. IL is advised, that CO.
nv hereof be published in the Virginia Argus,
Enoittrer. Pstersburg In,elligencer, Norfolk Ter
,,i lLyncl,burg Star, Stanton Eagle, and WIN
liver Cazette, once a week, until the frat day
of T4boary next. Extract from the journal,
,g,it1 DANIEL l. HYLTON, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

JAMES BREAM respectfully informs bis
> friend, aud the public. that the partnership
of Brean s. Fo'ie, being dissolved, the business
will be con'inued by him-He expects shortly to
receive fresh supply Of srticles in The IRO NJ
MONGEiiI- and HfRDIvARE LINE, which
with his present stuck on hand. heswili sell low
for yh approved paper. or country produce
Richmond Sept 19Ih, 1909. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

THE above subscribers wish to employ
SIX GOOD WORKMEN at the GUN
SMITHS business, to whom liberal wa
ges will be given. Also Eve or six BOYS
will be taken as apprentices.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
D. PECK.

TIME Subscribers wish to purchase
H. immediately, BLACK WALNUT
TIMBER sufficient for the making of two
thousand gun stocks.--Any person wish
ing to contract for furnishing the said
timber, will apply TO US, at our shop OPP.
posi,e the Government house.
Stew:rt, Quarter & Kearns.
Richmond 9Th Oct. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20

" ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
The Subscribers wish to dispose of
that valuable tfaci Of LAND called FoRT
LEWIS, lying in the Counlres Of Botstourt
and Montgomery, and co tanning about
1900 acres. They also wish to sell 5, $50
acres of Land iyiag in he County of Fla
wanna, ca the sou.h side Of the Riyanna
river, extending from Col. Cary's line
dow' the river, TO within about mile os
Columbia
1his las, mentioned Land. being in Eve
gisliaci tacts. will be sold separately or
lose her, as may best suit any pei son de
si5ous of Purchasing Ouc fourth Of the
amonnt being paid in hand, any ressona-
,le credit will be given for the bslance
GIBSON s JEFFERSON
Richmpnd, July IS. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
Oct. $.

seY virtue of a deed OF t,ust IRON Andrew
- Lewis, Of the county OF Montgomery. Will
bs soil, by The subscribers 10 the highest bidder,
at The Eagle ravera, in The city OF Richmond.
upon the lsih day OF Sep Senlber next, the fol-
lowing 7R .4CIS or LIND, with tirlr appu,-
tenan cs, or SO much thereof as ma be pecessa-
~ to pay ceuain debts in the sail deed Of trust
meniioHeh, that is 10 say--one tract situafe in
tue unity OF Montgomery containing 500 T.
cres, b.ing thar trace IN which the said Andrew
Lewis now lives-one other ssact adjoining inc
last msnfioned, on The north, conf aiming zen
Thousand acses--one otner tract adjoining the
6rsr m, i,ned, being an inclusive susvey. con
aiming seven thousand seven hundred acres
ono other srEc. adjoining shelast mentioned at the
west end, con,sinin,, four hundred .ssi f'urteen
acres--one Other trac, called the Cfesnat Neck,
containiny three hundred and sky six acres
one otherua called Seyenas tract, on Boron
Creek, adjoining the first mentioned tract of
eight hundred acres and containing one hundred
and fifty acres--oDe other tract also adjoining
the first mentioned tract, called Prothnous Gar.
den, containing one hundred and twenty eight
acres-=sne other tract adjoining the last menti
oned, containing one hundred and thirty acres
Zone other tract adjoining the inclusive survey
of seven thousand seven hundred acres above.
mentioned, containing eighty acres==one other
tract adjoining the same inclusive survey and
con aiming one hundred acres-one other tract
iying on both sides or Little River, containing
one bundled and fifty acres, on which is situate
Hopewell Forge-one other tract adjoining there.
70, containing one huudre.s and forty ACRES
one othsr tract adjoining the same, called the
Saw mill tract containing four hundred and thir.
ty-eight aeres=zaud one other tract adj Dining
the last mentioned tract, containing one hun
dred scres--which said several tracts os lsad
are situate in the county of Montgomery.
The SAID sales will b. made agseeaby 20 the
directions in such cases, Of the acr of Assembly,
passed the 3lst day OF January. 1909, entitled
an act concerning executions, and for other
purposes"
JOHN PROSSER,
n. b. The above mentioned property is stu.
ate on and about what is generally called the
Ben; M fountain, and considered very valuable
estate, particularly for gfazmg Any one wish
ing for more particular Information, may applj
TO Charles Johnston, residing in Campbsll coun.
| ~, near Lynehburgs or to Robert Pollard, Geo
Pickett, OF Gsilego, Richard & Co. in the ety
I Of Richmond.
Richmond, July 18th, 1909. ids
| The sale Of the aforementioned property !,
| pos,p ned uniT the 23i day Of November mex
snen ! viii tsks place at the Eagle Tavern, IT.
he city OF Riehm nd, agSecsb:y TO the condiu
ms in the above advertisement.
EDWARD JOHNSTON, lr
| JOHN pROSSER, iHuS'ees
Richmond, 28sh Sept smber, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-10-20
CAUTION.

No Govt and Rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by Dr. Tissot Tho
public are requested TO notice that none are genus
inc unless the names of DR.. Tissotr, aud the pro.
prietor Henry Ward, are cut in the glass of the
bottle, and the outside cover of each bottle .;ru.
ed by the said proprietor himself WITT