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7HlR+f DOLLARS REWARD-Ran.
away from the subscriber, about 9 months
age ELIZA, amuiatto woman about thirty yeara
u age o. the common stature, none of ner cloth
Ts r.coected-;,er husband lives in Richmond
II expect shh is either lurking in that place or in
the neigeborhood of Willamsburg-she was pur.
chased OF Doctor Tazewell about three or four
years ago, and am told is harbored in the neigh
borhood OF the latter place. The above reward
WIZ be paid to any person who will deliver her
to me in Manchester.
JANES " WINPREY.
Nov. 9 y,
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HOSE persons wishing supplies Of COAL
I. from the Deep Run Pits, will be pleased TO
leave their orders at my Counting Room, where
measure Is kept for the convenience Of such rs
wish to have their coal measured from the wag
gons. NJ " HANCOCK.
October To- IF
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WILL be sold to the highest bidder on the
~ premises IN the LIST Monday in Dec next,
THREE THOUSAND acres OF LAND
IN the County OF Henrico, within SIX miles of the
City of Richmond and on each side ofths Stage
road leading from Richmond to fredericksburg,
on the waters of the Brook Run The land on the
west side ofthe road will be laid off in lots from 10
to 800 acres on this part of the land is manufac-
turing & saw mill. The East side and on which
the dwelling house stands, in one lot containing
between 600 and 700 acres 1t is thought unne
cessary to give description of the above proper.
ty, as 1t IS presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion of its present or future value Terms
of SALE one third cash. one third in twelve months,
the balance in two years bonds with approve d
security, with Deeds of Trust OH the land, will
be required OF the purchasers.
Will also be sold, on the 1st Monday Of Dec.
for ready money, 900 barrels of Corn, $50 head
of Hogs. 20 do. of Cattle, 30 do of Sheep, and 90
do of Horses and Muies-A!so, some articles
OF Household and Kitchen Purniture--at four
months credit. Bond and approved Security will
be required
TIL. PRoSSER
Sep 25, 1910. 0) ids
N. B. The Sale will be continued from day to
day, until the whole Propertyis disposed Of
II. p.
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a TEACHER WANTED-A liberal com
IA pensation will be given for an Assistant
Teacher, who is qualified TO instruct the higher
classes in the Latin and Greek Languages, and to
give, occasionally. lessons in Arithmetic, Geog.
raphy and History. Should he uhderstaud the
French language, it will be an additional RECON-
menda,ion. The situation is an agreeable one, in
a small town near Norfolk. A single man and a
Gle hyman will be preferred. For further infor-
NATION, apply at this office.
October -. If
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lTISHER, TAYLOR & Co. three doors
Il bove the Bell Tavern, have Just rece we'd
from London aud LiVerpooi, by the Ship AyerioS
and Brig Ann, large assortment of well select.
ed GOODS, suited TO the present & ensuing sea-
son, which they offer for sale, on the most rea
sonable terms, by the piece or package.
October 80. 4w
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80. PHILADELPHIA, October 90.
LATEST FROW EWGLHND

Yesterday arrived passenger from the
ship Caiedoaia capt. Taylor, now In our
river from London, which she left on the fs. h
OF September the ship landed gentlemso
at " Castle, vino sat out Immediately fn,
Wa hingion, and u is said are bearers of
Dispatches from MIR. Pinkney to our Go
vernment.
BY this vessel we have received our files
OF papers to the 1lth, but find little of con
sequence N@'hlns IS said respecting Anne
rican affairs or the orders Of council.
True American.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Rama
~ from the siihscriher li,Lin.r Of c..4l-.=@

way fT"m the subscriber, living at Stagora
Court House, Virginia, on the night of the both
instant, bright mulato lad named 1A7oS. about
20 years OF age, S feet or 10 inches high-a
smart active fellow. has been accustomed 70 ....
principally but can take care of horses, and drive
carriage. He has very conspicuous scar up.
ON the lett cheek, ofabout inches long, much
oiacker than the rest of his face. 1t is supposed
that he WIZ endeavor to proceed to the North
ward, by means of f,rged pass, which it is be-
l,eved, he has ,procured. His clothes cannot be
described, as he had variety OF them.
The above reward will be given for securing
Amos in any Jail that the subscriber NAV pei
hum agan. and all reasonable charges will be paid
the be brought home.
JAlAES MITcRELL..
november I'd. tf
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Il. Fl. PRossER

4 AM still inclined to dispose OF my Estate in
L Charles City County, viz. GREEE Way,
containing 500 acres OF fine level itnproveabIe
wheat LAND, more or less on which is eve
ry house a reasonable man can wish, variety
of good fruit, large and extensive fertile Car.
den. MONSACER, about 500 acres; on with
is new small building & h hundred peach trees;
equally level and much the same kind of soil -
The Tavern at the Court house. large and corr
modous, together with the Stores and two hun
dred acres of high land and IN adow All these
farms adjoining each other, and the " hole
boundedoy two Greeks empying INTO James
River, which forms Bay before the door OF
the dwelling house, not more than 400 yards
distance On each stream is valuable Mill
Seat, in the heart of the County, which affords
great crops Of wheat The distance from this
is thrty.miles, and from Petersburg twenty FIVE
The water at each place is equal to Mountain
Water, and no seat in our part Of tlle State is
generally more healthy or pleasant If the above
property is not disposed of IN a few months, the
Tavern, Stores, &c. will be leased for term OF
years, or rented for year This Tenement is a
good stand for mercantile concern, and rents
Tor Is 100 annually. For terms apply to
JOHN TYLER.
RIcHMoND, Nov. 9. ct
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LONDON, Sept. 8 "a communicate
on from Gottenburgh. da'ed the 9Th ult.
contains 'hese words ], is Generally st ted
here that an embargo has been imposed ON
all shipping in he Russian ports "
September Lord Wellington has
transmitted to Ministers an intercepted Iet
Ter from Napoleon to Massena. This let /.
Ter, OF which the original has been sent. is
evidently an answer TO one from Massepa in
which he bad been soliciting a reinforcement,
OF at least <o,ooo troops. ~ Ais tsplYs Ma.
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M ANTED, TO purchase or hire, good Coot
w Tor which cash will be given. Enq'nre at
this Office
October s. If
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The subscribers, under the firm of MonctIre
Robinson and Pleasants, will carry on from tie
list OF November ensuing, the AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS in the Buildings
lately occupied by Prosser & oncure to which
business their attention will be exclusively devo
tedj they tender their services TO their friends
and most particularly to the Customers of the
hate concern of Prosser & Moncure, and hereby
assure all who may favor them with their conf
dence that their most unbounded exertons will
De used TO give general satisfaction their store
Soom on the Main Street will be reserved eXclu
svely for tie reception of dry goods. Their days
OF public sale will be Monday and Thursday in
each week-Their grocery sales will be held at
Their Lumber House, on the Cross Street, leading
TO the Governors, and their dry good sales, al
their Auction Store, on the Nam Street, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
They have on hand, for Private Sale,
80 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, part of which
90 Hhds. } Byowa Sugar, part ef which is
so BarrelsS Lot quality.
10 Hbds AIolasses
SO Barrels Loaf Sugar
10000 lbs Coffee
Imperial, Tyson aud Souchong Teas
20 TIerces RICE
8 Cases Glass Tumblers
A few bales Point Blankets
a few cases Elegant Prints
A few bales India Cotton
Kerseys, white and blue Plains
German i'cklenburgs, Rolls and Hessians
Pepper, Ginger, Soap, &c. &c Gre
All of which will be sold low for cash, or ap.
proved paper IN town.
Nm. MONCURE,
1OHN ROBLNSON,
FRED'K. PLEASANTS.
They are in hourly expectation of receiving
s 9 s snas; PRIME SUGAh
M r. G. p
+ October 80. If
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Gurope.
BOSTON, Oct. 2s.
FROM SPAIN & PORTUGAL.

We were yesterday favored with Lisbon
papers TO September 8 received BY the
DromU. letter from that place saws what
military operations are to take place the
present season, must be long DELAYED; as
the rainy season will otherwise render an
armistioe till February almost indspen.
sable,
The papers say, that in Catalonia the mar
shall lbarrola has routed a corps of 5000
French, which sailed from Barcelona. eau
sing the loss of 213 killed and wounded. and
many were made prisoners.
A battle took place near Soria. in which
the French lost 400 msn.
The Spaniards have intercepted SONS
French dispatches. the contents of which in
duced belief that Spain was to share the
tate OF Holland They mentioned the an
po!rtment of French Governors to Spanish
departments.
Aletter from Lisbon, of Sep. 9, saws
I" Mr., JARVIS Consul at this port. has been
recalled by The President-and it is ernec
ted he is to be promoted to a more impor
tant Office
Captain CrowelI, from Valencia. which
&c let 2iss August, iiiioTIiS that the French
had aoont 10000 men about miles from
that place {; that they we're waiting for fur
thor reintorcements from the army which
was before Iortoss. when it was believed
they would attack Valencia, where the SDa
niards had, however, 5000 soldiers,
a battle took place before Tortosa. 10 mr.
IL days before captain G.. sailed. There
were IL 600 of the French, who were defe.
ted, losing or 1000
Capt. {. sailed from Valeecia with ooo
sheep, but experiencing bad weather on tne
coast, lost IS of them. Flour az Valencia
IL and fish z dollars.
CHARLEsToE, October 90
Inc ships Georgia, Pierce, and Mary, Stokes
have arrived at Savannah from Liverpool. the Ear
mer in As, and the latter in al days. passage
They bring London dates to the 9Th uIt' Th.
only article which we notice, interesting 70 or
american reader, is the following, copied from,
London paper of the 18th Sept
The Union Cartel, on Thursday, sailed f.or,
plymouth for Morlaix, with messenger cir
ged by Mr.. Pinkney with dispatches to gener.
Armstrong on the subject of the communications
The latter made some days since. of The ,aron.
upon which Benaparte is disposed TO die h;s
differences with America Il IS said that No,,n
leon has consented to refund the produce of IN.
American vessels condemned in the noit. -
France, Holland, SPAN and Naples, and to re5,,ct
the duties on imports to what they were t,resy;,
to the war, provided England rescinds her 49,
| IN council, abandons her blockades, and nth
draws all restrictions ON such exDortat;ons g.,
France as were not prohibited before the 49,, :"
Ii IS ADDED that lord Wellesley, in his conference,
with Mr. Pinkuey, on the subject of this roro
munlcaton, declared that the orders IN co,,,,ci
would consequently terminate with The csnse,
which bad produced them, and that Inc o,,ss,;o,
OF exports might adH1it Of discussion but that r.
Britain would not renqusb tIe right and now
of blockade" ~
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M OTIcE.- A PETIITON will be presented
~ to the next Assembly OF Virginia, by Ben
lamm Edmunds of Brunswick cosnty, praying y
divorce from Msrng his w,te.
Z0ctcber so. II
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COLONIAL PRODUCE Nv III
LAND.

a copy of the report made by the per-
sons appotntedto ascertain the quantity OF
colonial produce IN Holland at the period of
~ ihfcoi porsu9n Win the French Empire
hsf 'ssshea Iqgsi j. ssa,ss the foilowins
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FOR LONDON,
The good shib

20 BE SOLD ON Saturday me 10Th OF Mo-
yember next. on the premises .he, ,r..c.. nf
LAND belonging to the College of William and
Mary, heretofore leased to Thomas Fox 4 nov
occupied by his son Mr. Joseph Fox, contsinirp-
254 acres.-This land lies in the county of Km9
William, borders on the Psmunkey River, and
rs nearly equidistant from Hanover Town and
New Castle The Improvements consist of
roomy and convenient dwelilng house, kitchen.
barn, carriage house and stable one or two ne
gro quarters, garden paled in, an apple orchard.
containing upwards OF two hundred trees. in
hne bearing condition, and small Peach o, chari
-Four or five acres of this land is n,ead,:,y re-
claimed; and the fields are under pretty poo,l
fence The sale will be made publiaiv---One
fourth OF the purchase money 10 be pad IN he
list January next, and the balance dvsde { int, 3
equal Payments to become due on the Is, q. T.
nuary, IN the years 1912, 1915, and 1917, tsr
rying interest from the LIST day of !anusrv,
1911
The purchaser can have possession on the day
OF sale-Secutty undoubted will he required
WM. COLEMAN hgsnt
fer College of William G. Gsary.
Williamsburg, October so 2w
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" IRBY, DRAKE s. TAYLOR have recei
~ we'd by the late arrivals from London and
Liverpool large AssOrtm- Mt of FALL GooDs,
which they are disposed 10 sell low for cash or
zcceptances ~ Town
ON CONS IGNMENT
100 Tons best swedish Iron assorted, and 300
CASKS LOndUn Porter.
October 80 tf
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BEG leave to inform my clients in the Court of
\ Appeals, the Richmond Chancery District
Court, the Circuit Court Of the United States,
and the Superior Court of Law, for the county
OF HeDrico, that have recovered from my late
illness, sufficiently to my attention to their
business. With the aid, therefore, of my son,
Peyton Randolph, who has duly attended to it,
during my disability. shall prosecute it and any
letters addressed to him or myself, will be pro-
perly respected and answered
EDMUND RANDOLPH
October %. If
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The account is taken in the French weight
of Kllogrames.
PLYMoUTH Sep 6-Arrived the Col
hng~"ot Cartel. capt Stibbs. from Morlsix,
winch place she lett on Tuesday last. having
ca'r'ed over An American gentleman with
dispatches.
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GJ My Office, after the first Row. ensuing.
will be kept during this winter, at my fling
House, on ShockG Hill, near the Capitol Square
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fNALL GCODS.-The subscriber has recei-
II we'd by the Ship Averick, from London, :
part of his FALL GOODS, consisting Of
Superfine Cloths and Kerseymeres
Union and Bedford Cloths
DENNIS Swansdown and Toilinetts
and 7-8 Irish Linens and Droghedae
Bombazettes and Bombazeens
Cotton Shirting, Handkerchief ana Shawis
SIX Velvets, Sewing Silk and Silk Shawls
Worsted, Cotton and Angola Stockings
Muslins, Srispenders, Grc. Gc &C.
Bythe brig Cora from Liverpool, and Hetty
from glasgow, he expects a general supply Of
Manohestry, Coarse Woollens, Ssddlery, Cutls-
ny and Hardware, which will render his assort-
ment complete.
He continues to transact business on commissi-
Gil, ard has ffoT sale u, cds,se I1ir;, Queens W arc,
WhlskeY, Shad and Bar Iron
4. ROBERT GAMBLE
October so IF
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HE GENTLEMAN who bor,o we'd, or the
person that now has in his possession, the
first Vol. of " THE BRITISH TPlDEN .r!''
belonging to the subscriber, will col,ier favor
by returning it, as the succeeding volumes are
rendered almost useless without It If demsn-
ded, a reasonable reward will I've given.
THOMAS BENDLE.
October 80 -
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g LIE AT AUCTION FOR c6SH--Bv
~ virtue OF Deed Of Trust will be exposed to
sale at auction. on the premises, for ready money
on Friday the ninth day of November, four half
acre LOTS OF ground near this city, in what is
called Duvai's old field, and designated in plan
OF that property by the numbers 81, 50. 80 ana
44-The sale will commence at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon.
October so. ,Js
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a DISSOLUTION Of the Co partnership, un
a \ der the firm of Prosser & Moncure, having
aiken place, in consequence of the death of pr.
John Prosser, the business transacted under the
said firm, must, of necessity, be immediately
Drought to close. All persons indebted to the
aforesaid firm, are, therefore, requested to make
immediate payment to me, and those who have,
or may have, claims against the said firm are
most earnestly invited to apply, without delay, &
receive payment of
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a letter, dated in London, Ace % from
an in'e .lgent gentleman, to his friends in
bVs'on' says tha' two gentlemen had arriy-
60, that evening a Dartmouth, and bro't
Pnkney /; and, ina subSeqnenl letter da,.,f
Sep. 3. safsi " Yesterday, saw he 80.
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WIZ. MONCURE.
Su,viUing Partner Of the late firm of
Pyoiser e, MopcDr.
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The May, ofand from America, has been to-
>en, retaken, and arriv a. gibraltar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-24

general eatertaire1, It might Il infer.
red that Cover or Claiborne was an
object OF general disrespece and dis
trust But it happened that at the
very sarne time, at another public en-
tertainment, another party gave other
toasts of a very different description.
and they also. have been published. -
Upon this occasion Governor G al
borne has been noticed in terms of the
highest respect. As well therefore to
do justice to him as to give some infor-
nation to the public, concerning the
state ofparties, and the causes of dis /,
sention, those toasts with this article
are sent to the press for publicasi on.
1t would seem from the toasts and
other things published at New o rleaus,
that Governor Claiborne is much dis .
liked by those persons who were con-
cerned In, or were suspected TO be
friendly to the conspiracy of Burr and
others. If this be the source of that
hostility which is cultivated against
him by his enemies, the people OF
the United States will have much
cause to thank and honor him for that
course of.conduct by which such hos
tility las been excited, and the conspi-
rators, whilst they may. through the
press, disseminate their impotrnt and
|recoiling malice, will at the same
time, secure for him patriotic tri-
umph, and insure for themselves the
deep-toned and everlasting curses OF
their country.
t CA NnInIlC
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TW subscriber has just received from
= Europe, large aud elegant assert.
G O O D S.

Suitable for the present and apprcachins
season, consisting OF the following rt;.
cles. which he will dispose of on the low &c
terms for ash.
Superiine Cloths and Casimeres.
Second ditto dnts
Irish Lineus assorted, from I'D. to 6s. ster.
ling.
Velve's, Velveteeus and Fancy Cords.
Marseilles, Mole Skin and Toilinet Vest
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk, Cot, on. aud
Thread Hose.
Ditto. ditto ditto Gloves.
Black and Colored Lustrings.
Ditto ditto Satins and PeaIons.
Linen and Cotton Cambricks.
Superfine Chintz and Callicoes.
Plain and Figured Leno Muslins.
Ditto ditto ditto Shawls.
men and Cotton Checks, 4 a GA & s.4.
Furniture Calico.
Bombazettes and Wildbore.
Calsmancoes and Durants.
Bandanno Handkarcnie S.
Ribbons (assoried)
Seeded md Corded Cambria ks. 4
Twilled ditto.
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas.
Hesslans, German Oznaburgs, India Coti
tons and Bed Blankets,
Quills and Marbles.
Writing and Letter Paper.
Double Mllled Casimeres.
French Imitation Canbricks
6 a Linen and Cotton Tabling.
Military Feathers assorted.
Tortoise Shell and Horn Combs.
Ravens Duck and Russia Sheeting.
Gold AID Silver Thread.
Ditto ditto Span lies.
Package and Pouod Pms.
Linen and Cotton Bed Tick.
Waters, large and small
Printed Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs:
Ginghsms and Cotton Ills.
Gallons Bindiugs.
Three Corner Leno Hardkerchisfs.
Thread Laces.
Cotton ditto.
Tabby Velveis and Worsted Bindings.
Grape, "a 3-4 and "a.
The above goods beng particularly Sc
lected and purchased tor cash, he Will
make it an object worth the attention of
those who will favor him. with Their Gus.
tom.
l.. JOSEPH.
August 23d, 1910. St
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found in blind devotio Ia Easiaud,
Because it is her interest that Spin
should be independent of t'rauce. feIe-
ralists wish her success-oscause it is
her interest for Ireland to be kept in
state of abject cn,lave ment, federalists
rejoice inner Depression Republicans
desire the independence of every ma
tion-and if they have viewed with
indifference the contest in Spain, i, is
because it seemed probable that if the
Spaniards succeeded in repelling the
embraces Of the French they would
throw themselves iato the arms of the
British--and even should they become
independent of both, they do not ap-
pear to contemplate any amelioration
of their debased condition, but to pre-
ter sub mittipG again to their old ty-
rants, and hugging their chains. 1t
seems, indeed, mere struggle for a
choice OF masters whether the coun.
try shall be nnder the contfoul of the
British o. Frcnch---whether it shall be
governed by a Bourbon or Bonaparte,
Ferdinand the seventh or Joseph
the tlrst. Had the Spaniards renoun.
ced The despotism under which they
have groaned for ages, asserted their
rights as men as we'll as their indepen-
dence as a nation, and declared for a
tree and rational government, there
IS not'a Republican In America who
would not have drvort pra ID for their
success. Can Federaiists saw as much
withregard to Ireland If they cam
not, there must be some lurking par.
tiality or prejudice in their hearts
which they ought to expei or subdue.
Unreasonable attachment to one. natl
on, and unjust antipathyto another, are
equally improper aud dangerous and
ought alike to be discarded and dis
countenanced. We ought to feel no
affection tor any nation but America
no aversion to any People but he.
enemies. Tren. frue Amer.
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rso,ous behavior, committed to the guard
nnuse. where they remained until the next
oay'wheD, having given sure,ies for theft
appearance TO answer for thu assaults they
had committed, they were liberated /: bn,
al never heard OF their being broagh,
TO trial | presume they paid the forfeit.
ture. Boycs's conduct in a,tackisg the
Vixen IS exactly OF piece with that he
displayed when here, and, cannot better
be descrloed than in the following extract
-" The iosolence of the transaction is
not more remarkable than TIE meannes SIS
displayed by Captain Royce in forging
excuses for his conduct. p otwilhstand.
ing which he has since been making a
boast of It at Nassau -!
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Tract of Lard,

Lying in the county OF Prince Edward, on
the waters of Spring Greek, cDntainirg
4,440 acres by an old survey. This land
will be divided in any way to suit purcbs.
sers. a small TT Of the purchase mouey
will be required in hand, ana tee balance
in three equal annual payments bends with
approved security and deed OF trust ep-
on the land to ensure punslual payment,
will also be required. VIII b. old, aCl
pablic auction, on the tenth day OF Dec ~
Der next, if fair. il not the next f,r q =,
AZ the above mentioned place, SO as | K v
NEGROES as any in Virgins, CO, ssting
Of males and females, of all ages and des..
criptlous. Among them q blacksmith, WI"
is young and hedthy--a weselwrsh Ia
good cooper and carpenter, Tins 7 tne
negroes; one fourth in cas7, nd the BAL.
ance to,be paidin twelve months. Bonds
with upexctpiionable security to beav Intr4
req rom ta< date, Vt not puDc ually PAID,
VIA be 4sq a.fed, bnd eight per cent per
aus,uns vii bcdecucted Tor cash. Az rrr.
sons 10 whom the subscriber IS indf bted
may expect payment Is soon after the sale
oil The above properly IS ELECTED as may
be convenlent Tor them to apply.
Richard Kidders Randolph.
August e1st, 1919. tbs