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NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just PubAhcd anS for SAFE,
AMs 8soSstores Of K. Gray, ana oo's0~
and Stewart
and Stewart
PRICE 4 DOLLARS so cEETs--

PRICE 4 DOLLARS SO cFNTs
Rules and Regulations tor the iieia HA1l
r;,, and Mapcuyres of the French lniantry'
;ssnp6 August lst. lT9l; and the ManGu-
vrss added, which have been since auoP,ea
by the emperor Napoleon. Also. the VIZ
DruNes Of the Field Artillery, with Inlan-
try, By Col. Irenee AmeIot de Lacrolx, iate
Chief of Brigade in the French service. III
three volumes, the third volume consisting
fpates.
The pnincipa, part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut.
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not chiy
ayaled himself OF Macdonald's transiat'oh'
but has retained the principal theories WI"
which Col NJ. has enriched his Wofs' espo-
cially MS comparison OF tie french tacIcs
with the prussian, and the principles OF the
d!Ey'S It nations with the English because
lh"aylaluable notes are sufficient lot SuGi'
Comparisons, and are in point. Col' Oe H.
Ma augmented those notes. :,
Tue Introduction Of Col. de Lacrcix ~orh
Will direct the attention of the young Ameri-
cans to the study OF learned tactics, the re-
suit of experience, and enable them to OBTAIN
the precision desirable in the warrior, lol
they must be convinced that good ohicel
iarms sood soldier, and that the expert
cncs of ages has demonstrated, that the sol
.1ier viii perform his duty correctly, when nj
tWsli commanded.
At the end of the second volume OF th'
Work, COL De Lacroix has added the ma'l~u
Yves OF the field artillery with the infantry
accocliag to the French principles. 1t Is no
Necessary to lavish praises on the advantas
amoyins this laundering arm with the sam
aciity ana celebrity as the line. Europe ,,
oOs convinced and confesses it. lie has aa
led Plates, which demonstrate those man@u
'res SO essential to the great operations
var, and which will enable officers to eAecu'
hem. :.
Col. de Lacroix has Judged it also eSpeal
I Cit to add TO shis book some new auop:e
hanGuvres, which have been put III piseels
,ogreat advantage in the face OF an enc IN
10 enhance the value of this work Is inc on
eodye could induce him to augment It's 81
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P. G. Marlteller.
Sept. 8
To the Ladies and Gentzemcn Of
Alexandraa s. ITS vlcan,ty.

4 S great number of both sexes and Of
1 \ the first circle of respe ctability and
taste have generously patronised the adver-
user in his line of business, he returns them
his grateful acknowledgements, and hopes to-
merit their future favors by punctual at
tendance to their demands and his duty.
- have removed to Fairfax street, al
most opposite to Janes SanderSou's, corner
Of King street, whore shall be more com.
modiopsly situated for tie reception of those
who SHALL honor me with their commands. I
shall! have, from my correspondents ia Lon.
don, every three months, the newest fashions
of the following articles
Ladies' Curlicle, Goats Hahits Dill
Spencers, Corcets and Cioaks.
Gentemens' curricle, surtout dress, plain
dro.r r---~k dress, bree>hes, paataloons, vests,
cor 55iii Hand undress, and all kind of uniforms
kind of fancy corus iss.t.Ge newest style &C
ladies' dresses or gehtlemens' paraaloon' ana
vests; and vests ready mlde for the accom-
mediation of travelling gentlemen
r GRAY. Jun.
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twenty Dollars Reward.

4 BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month, a man whose name is RALPH, 81
years of age, between black and yellow co..
ior, nearly 6 feet high, very stout made;
yellowish eyes looking heavy-ke has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, neh no cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. It IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other :loathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washineton's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father. and it is very probabis he is therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
The above reward will be giycn to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
| Georgetown, June lo-i2; q
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ToIeph Il. Vaudeville,
/ 90 11sT REcEIVED e FOR SHE,
y, ~ borsheads Sd and 4th proof good West.
India Spirits. -.
I 90 do Sugar, various qualities
10 ticrces New Rice.
5 hossheads Molasses.
do. Copperas.
2 do Alum.
20 barrels Whiskey and so barrels New
England Rum.
20 chests of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Shin Teas.
Part. Madeira Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
$40 barrels of Herrings and Saad.
50 barrels Herrings, pat up with partlcu-
lar care and salt petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt,
July 2.
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BRYAN Hampson. & Co.

Bryan Hampson. * 20.
Have Just received and e8erJ or sale,
10 hhds. and so barrels first quality sugar
90 do second quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeira,
pipes and tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
&c boxes dipt Candles,
hhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
50 barrels New England RUM
40 doprime Wsiskcy,
10 chests Imperial,
1000 Young Hy--~ TEAS, of this years
importation,
AID selected for family use.
Also. the best selected Flour Tor co.
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r. Gray, Jun.
Bryan Hampson 81 Go.

Bryan Hampson & 20.
Have Juf RecsiufG and for Sale,
l2o bags prime Green Coffee
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans sugar
Is do. second quality do.
10 barrels Gin
50 boxes Pipes, containing 5 gross each
IS quarter casks Malaga Wine
20 boxes dipt Candles.
They also want to purchase Quantity OF
FLAX-SEED.
WILLIAM HARPER, JUN.
DRUGGIST 81 APOTHECARY,
TIA, Jus. opened Druggist Store IN King
II street, between MIR. Hodgkin's Tavern
and MIR. Kincaid's store, where he oilers tor
sale a general assortment of
Fresh Medicines.
RE likewise continues his Wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to MI. John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
BRYAN Hampson's, where orders entrusted
TO him shall be executed on the most reason
able terms.
July "a.
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For Sale or Freight,
. >nm2~ The Sch'r LOUISA,
HsEAs +. HINT, mater;
q - Sahe Burthea about 70 tons; stout
staunch vessel For terms apply to the mas
:. ter on board at Merchants wharf, or to
q John G.. Laid.
!: Liverpool Salt and Platter
\ anoat.
$500 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
! 40 tons Plaster Paris
On board the sch'r Gatharine, Newcomb
MASTER from Boston, for sale by
I Lawra(on & FoWle.
; ITAo haze also landing fran said schooner,
20 hhds and 900 bags, being about $4,000
pounds, prime green HAVANA coffee
200 boxes mould and dipt candles
SO do soap
10 hhds n E rum
100 reams writing paper
200 do wrapping do
.4zso landing, The cargo Of the sloot Rang cr,
calttaia Canh6eli, from Porto Rico.
80 hogsheads prime retailing Molases
so barrels Muscorado Sugar
IA puncLeons Rum
5000 lbs Coffee |
A>quantity of Ok Horns
IN STORE, !
$4,000 lbs. red Soal Leather
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool c.rT
5000 do. blown
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles
: do Chocolate
O barrels and SO half barrels Boston Beef !.
a quantity of grass Rope
80 chests imperial. young Tyson, and by
son teas
4 cases Sinchaws and Sarsenets
400 ps yellow nankeen
3 cases G@rmaa checks.
For FREIGHT,
rT The Schooner |
y ssssaAs MARY Ann,
SssssssIs EBENEzER SMALL, master,
to an Eastern port, ,o,"*ls--- w III take 'e'S.
j.. ready to receive cargo in three days.
.ahtiy as Above
August 27.
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on hand, to person who would be willing
o ond " more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, and who would 40 business o"
a scale sufficiently extensive Tor tnelr interest,"
and to do Justice to so valuable situation
"''N We will also Sell or Rent,
flat valuable and convenient brlcn . o %o,e..
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy oep,S
s,Ion,ated fora store and counting room upon
ehe sst oor and for family upon the ed ss
coma con m noJ.' buidng, together with briek
t btchea adjoining This stand has p' saa Of
been equal to any in Virginia i0r TN. and ' if the u
both Dry Goods and ora'e nr,;n should be
p pessed equal to its present appearances,
tasrs is but this stand will i'll be fse sp
constant ,oa.Ls cash market for wheat and VIII
p'0040'' E sHs Campbell g WssIer.
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: 2 20 Tlerces Muscovado Sugar,
flrlt quality,
rs bags Green Coffee,
700 Spanish Hides.
200 hhds. Maryland Tobacco,
FOR SALE BY
,3acob Morgan,
September s. &c
PUBLIC SAFE

PUBLIC SALE.
n ukhEABLY to the last viii and tesla.
4 u ment of Samuel Johnston, Esq the ex.
ecutor VIII sell by public auction, on the oath
DAY OF this month at IL o'clock, on the pre-
misses,
Three Lots Of Ground, 'front.'
Ing % feet each on Fairfax street, and RIM.
ning back 1873 feet. This property is hand
Somely situated between Duke and Wolfe
streets, and well calculated for building lots,
and bids lair In short time to be a situation
tor business it is in fee simple and clear Of
any lncumbrance. The terms, which will
DC liberal, VIII be made known at the time
and place of sale. s.'N >''',
P. G. Marlteller.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04

ny virtue Of deed OF Trust, From Apdrew Lew
is, OF the county of Montgomery, wlibe SoLB
by the subscriber. tosshe highest bidder fol-
ready money, At the Eagle Tavern. in the city
of Richmond, npon the 18th day Of De:enbe,
next, the following TRACTS Of LAND,
with their appurtenancss, or 50 much thereof
as may be necessaryto pay ceFiain debts In the
said deed Of Trust mentioned, that is to say;
nNEIrAA situatejn the county Of MontA
~ geometry, containing 500 acses, being that
TRACT on which the said Andrew Lewis now
iivesJ one othertrsG adjoining the last mention.
cd on tbs north, containing ten t)1ousand acres :;
one osher traa adjoining the 6rst nnentioneds be.
ing IN inclusive survey. containing seven thous-
and seven hundred xcEes; one other tsa0 zdjoin.
ing he last mentioned At the west end. contain
ing four hundred and fourteen acres one other
traa called the CHrsNur Mex. coming three
hundred and sixty ak acres; one other toADcall-
ed SEyENAs tra6 on Bottom Creek sQo Ininr
the 6rst mentioned trs4 Of eighr huudred acres.
and containing one hundred and fif,y aeJes one
other traa also adjoinlng the frst menti he'd traa
called Prothncus Garden, containing on hundred
and twenty eight acresJ one other tra6 adjoining
the last mentioned, Containing one hundred and
thirty acreu one other tract adjoining the inclu-
sive survey Of seven thousand seven huhdred ..
cres above mentioned, containing eighty acres--,
one other fraa adjoining the same inclu5;ve sur
vcy and containing one hundred acres lone 6ther
tract lying both sides Of Little River Contain
ing one hundred and fifty acres on which is
SITUATE HopewellF sge--oDe her tract adjoin.
isg thereto. conaining q hundred and forty 4.
c 'es-oue othef Tract adjoining the same called
the Saw.mill tract, conssining four bundled and
thirty eight ac,es-and one other tract adjoining
the last mentioned tract containng one hundred
acres-which said Aevcral tracts of land are ate
uatein the county Of Montgomery
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
Surviving Trustee.
N. g. The above mentioned property Is situ Z
ate on and about what Is generally called the
BENT MOUNTAIN, and considered . very.
valuable estate. particularly for grazing. Any
one wishing fos nose particular information. may
apply to Charles Johnson. residing in Cxnnphell.
county near Lynchburg, or TO Robert Pollard
Ce~ge Pickett, or Gaego, Richard 4 CO. in
'he city of,ric6mond.
November 10Th, 1910. IA,
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,,.us,,sss eosn,y court In chancery, Sept
oath, 1910.
isaac Medley '
.e"e'~' 'Oeits.
,.rsHE defendant. Ransom Coiquitt no,
having entered his appe aSsnce and
given seceri,y according TO the scl2t As,
ssmoly and 'h :. rule. ,ss q sa,s s 81
e ca apps ,sas he is not an inhabitl q N
commonwealth, On mosl4n OF The RiaipI!
by his counsel, il IS ord sd mat ss Inc ne s ~
fourth Monday in Decemer text, eH
answer the bill Of the piaideak~sn9 uat
= cony Of this order be forthwith inserted
Ia o,rr.of Me newspapers published IN the
civ o, Richmond for eight'wesks succss-
s;ys,v,snd posted at the fsont door OF the
Courthouse Of the said county.
Copy Tssss,
Samuel Williams, Dc. H, c.
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Aeafher--WihclesaAe 81 Retaiz.
B. TATE,
Tanner & Currier,

INFORMS the public in general and his
friends and customers in particular. that
he has lately received from Philadelphia
and 1.ancas''~ large quantity Of Soa,.
Skirting ana Der Leather, Calf Skins
and Calf ski. Legs, OF, exccllent ual-
ity Ipurchasea by hlmssii,) which in add.
'dition to the large stock in his LANYARD.
makes very extensive and compleat as !,
sort,nent of Leather. of the best GU ajity.
viz.
Slaughter and Spanish HAs bMl.
Skirting, Harness, Black & Fair Bri-
die, Wax'd and Russette, Upper and
Hips, Coach Lining. Covering and
Roof Hides, Black and Fair Bag, and
Bllows HIDES, Wax'd Black GRAND
aud Fair Calf Skins, Sheep and Lamb
Skins 1an'd and 1aw'd, Wax'd Cali
and Cordovan Boot Legs and Cordo-
van Roundings.
Also a few Hundred Spanish Dry'd
Eiides,-For sale at reasonable prices for
Ready Money. at his Currymg Shop and
Leather Store, second door below the Bel
Tavern.
READY MONEY given for good RAW
HIDES and BARK.
Richmond, Oct. ID, 1910. [t2sd.l
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AMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE re
? subscriber Being sbcr, TO remove TO the uppef
IrQct of Land.

known by the name of Milton wing nm y.r,..
RIVER, and - .he county Of CHARLES City. abour
n We miles blow the Cours HOUSE.
Wilton contains BY an did survey go ac,es.
The cu,sure of wheat. and from the level sns sscs
which II Prssen'. may be improved to the greas-
ihe situation commands = beautiful and exter.
ave view of James River, being ON rbe 2 Nil.
Reach. Fish and wild fowl are very convenient,
IN their seasons and Oysters may be had in a.
o Jun ron .he Boats, which pass almost ev.
sry day in the Fall and Winter n1onth.,--<
There is good and convenient DWELLING.
HOUSE on this land, with S rooms and +, iaroe.
passage--itis now in good condition for the re-,
cePtion OF family. The out houees arc couve
nIcn.; and are now in toierable state Of repa;y.
lie will also sell that TRACT OF LANE.
known by the name Of Browns Quarter. situatx
ed about miles from James Rivev. a1d IN
. .ns county OF Charles City, or miles heIdss
me Court Horse. This trace originality co&~&
ed 2S4 acresby an old survey, but = small part
OF II, at the no'th end having been lately sold, !.
supposed now to contain about 9O9 AGREE -
This land alb unds with exeeIIen. timber TIRE
som rs light. and easy to cultivate, and produces
iadian Corn and Rye very weIl---On this land
Is an unfinished Dwelling House 30 feet by 30.
Country. - - -.
He viii also las Agent for Mis-. Am n.
Sontnalll sells plantation sdjoining the founer
one, known By the name of Vauebsn's, contain.
'og 254 acres .--this tract and Browr's Quarter
toge'her From their ccnsiguty viii make a rno,s
osau'hai ana compact plantation The ,oil and
.oeai advantages, Of each are nssrely the ,,r,e-
re wiz also drose Of one iix,h part of the 4, al
ofland knowa BY. the name Of Old Town rSvbieh
Is yer Undivided and lying 10 the county OF New
sent, near the Conrt f'ouse. o. Presur,;up ,has
those inclined 20 purchsse any Of the above men.
TONED LANDS, viii arst view ,l.erp, more
PAisSular aeoouar thereof is though. unnecessary
snihee il 10 say, tlley will be sold on r, -de,,,.
terms and the payments made easy 70 pureh a.
Cary Wilkinson.
Milton, November l7.h, 1910 II
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Tract of Land,

Lying in the countysof Prince Edward. on
the waters Of Spring Greek, containing
$40 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcha.
sers. "A small part Of the purchase money
wili,be required in, hand, and the balance
in three equal anpuai pay men,s; bonds With
approved security aud deed Of trust np-
on the land to ensure punctual payment,
will also be required. Win be sold, 1t
public auction, on the tenth day Of Decem-
Der next. if fair. If not, the next fair day,
at the above mentioned place, "a as llsIly
NEGROES as any in Virginia eopx sell
of males and females, of all ageAa6 dgE
criptions. Among them abiacks jhita f8ko
is young and healthy--a wkSefwright=-a
good cooper and carpenter. Terms for the
negroes; enc fourth in cash, and the bal.
ance to be paid 10 twelve months. Bonds
with pnexcspticnable securely to bear into.
rest from the date, ii rot practualIy paid,
Will be required. and eight per cent per
annum will bedeGucted for cash. An per.
sons to whom the subscriber is indebted
may expect payment as soon after the sale
of the above property is effected as may
be couvenientfor them to apply.
Richard Kidder Randolph.
August DIST. 1910. tbs
p 5 The above mentioned Negroes will be
sold az the time stated, but for Cash only. s
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"A, DISSOLUTION OF Tie cospatiEEr~
IA ship under the firm OF Prosser and
Nfoncurc, having tsksn place In conss-
,quence Of the Dealt, of Mr. lchn Prosser,
the business transacted under thesaid firm
must Of necessity be iusms diateiy brought
TO closes All persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm are therefore requested to
make Immediate payment to mt, and those
who have or may have claims agains, the
said firm, are most earnestly invited TO
apply without delay. ATsseive payment of
William Moncure,
Surviving partner Of the
late 6rm OF PKossER & MoECuRx
Richmond, Oct. 30sh, 1910.
My Office, after the lst Nov. ensuing,
will be kept during this Winter at my
dwelling House on Shockoe Hill, snear>th the
Capitol Square. -, WIN.
he Subscribers, under the firm of
lMONcURE, ROBINSON, & F. PLEA.
lSANfs, will carry on from the Asst Nov.
,enEsing, the
Auction & Commission Business,
in the Buildings lately occupied by Pros.
ser & Moncure, to which business their
attention will be,exclusively devoted==they
tegder their services to their friends & most
particularly to the customers of the late
concern of Prosser s. MoDcure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their
Conscience that their most nnbounded
.;sSse,,on Wl Tho us s 20 give gensral sa..
street viii hs res-rysd erc,as; ~ .ne man a.
reception of Div Goods. Fer s iSv 'a ns
Prbltc Sale oh ns NJ, .eN 9sys OF
s s, ss s.s : ss:. Tsss
eros. street leading to the ! Govs1por's
and their dry Good sal.s,at their A4 tiod
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA (,
In Halifax county Court, In Chsncery,
September Szth, 1870
samuel Psptias, admr. of Nathan. Bisdg-
,st decd. vito was surviving partner o.
s,ne mercantile house OF iBiedgeM and
Easeis, ~ ~
kansom .colquitt aud Charlie, Sruce'
A-HE defendant, Ransom coiqnitts 0os
4 having entered his sppsara7s Az
given security according to rfe act 81
sembly and tfsr rules of th4 CoufE-ene
il appearing to the sa.isfdticn ~ :, 5n 8
,Coert, that he is. not an inhsFta9 OF tnIs
,con nony saith, On motion OF We p'ainyn.
by his counsel, 1t is ordered Shas fne
said RANSOM Eolquitt do appear here on
ts,e Fourth Monday in Decem6sr next, aao
answer the bill Of the piaintih-and ina.
a cepy Of this order be forthwiths mserteu
in enc of Ii. newspapers published IN the
CITY of Richmond for eight weeks sue
c, ssively, and posted at the front door o.
the Courthouse of the saidcounty.
A. copy-T este.
Samuel Williams, D. G. II. {.
Iwstp1
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HAyfNG c-r.i6ed rs Exrcutor of
1 i inamss sCil:ia., deceased, 1 am rcs-
'dy 60 receive whaVis due 10 sad estate
and 10 adjus, any just c.ilns az ainst it,
am duly authorised also toreeeive wha< !.
ever is Cue sothe late firm Of GiIiiakk1
Kirby. And being DESTROYS of ciq{iaf
these matters as expeditiously as plssibi4
those indeb;ed eisher TO the estate or ,iG
said la;e firm. will please sake roslce that,
unless payment is made or satisfactory are.
rangements are entered into without dc.
iays ishAll put all claims into .ha hands
OF altornies for collection.
q JOSEPH CALICO, Exe'r
of Thomas Giilia,, decd
Richmond. Sept. ~, 1910, If
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vT,c.r .--.....x 80 ~. ~: r,.,,t..-
arrived per .ne bris Diihgence,
sssp' sa.sy, rom 'A''sert'0''' a very
assorussn, 2,
y y ~ D,
Contained In Si3 packages, and win The
sotd'o the piece or package-viz==
SuPerhne Cloths, single and Dbie. Miiled
Sasslmsres, Swnnsdowns. ;Dble. Mlled
Kesdal cos.ons, Rose and Duffii Blankets >
Peliicse Cloths, Plain and Spotted FIan-
neis, imperial and Fancy Cords, velvets,
veiveteen. Veiverets, and Tabty Velvets,
Ladies. Gentlemen and Youths &orsted
and Cotton Hosiery. Negroes do. lr,sh
Linnens3 Brown Hollands, ShTt'ng Cot
TONS White and Coiof'd. cotton Cam
of'cs Call,coes, DimitIess deans, "a great
variety OF Muslins, o. Seeded Afut Robes,
Jubilee Corded Gauze. Cut and Diagonal
spider stripes, Jubilee Corded Jacdnet,
6.raseye, ana q Diapers toweiliugs, .apd
able Dsmask, ,Sotton and Thread fds-
ings and Laces, Fancy Embroidsred Mus:
I'm IrlmmiIgs, Ladies Bofdered and Prin-
ssa : 49, Spna, s an1f NoM 2,
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WARE CREEK.

NIKE CREEK, &
and containing about two thousand acre,e
On this piantStion are Buildings suficien'
tor small faRily. and s<ndili ON never
falling streanlA of wa.T, which NAV b
made navigabIe 70 Ygfk River for Boafs
with q little exp3cs! Only about 500 a.
cres Of this Land &c cleared, which ara
divided into thresfS fits, well adapted y
the culture of Cfrn and Wheat, The BAL.
aoce very leyf and IN timbered. Ex-
'pscting thoss fnclined ID purchase will first
view the la)3d 1 forbear enunerate ali
the advantages. If this Ind is not soId
before the 9th Of DecembeH next. il win
then be set up, on the premises to the
highest bidder, en- credit of oae and two
years. Bonds and approved security with
deed OF trust on the Land. will De re.
CURED to carry interest from the date.
At the same tine and place will be sold.
all the Corn, Fodder and stock Of every
kind, on the said plantation. Twelve months
credit viii be alIo~ed purchasers, on their
giving bond and good security to carry in.
terest from the date if not punctuaIly paid-
Arniistedd Russel.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-04
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The Subscriber has rented and removed
his Counting Room to the large new
Brick Lumberhonse, near Shock9r ISSrare-
house, and lately occupied by Mr. Japses
C.. Anthony. This House is caltulated to
Store upwards of 500 Hhds a Tobacco
and several Thousand Barrels ofFiour--
it is situated convenient to the3Basin Of
the Canal, and rendered secure from Fire
by being covered With Tile. 81
THOMAS GUY.
Richmond. goth Sept. 1919. smf