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BY virtue of a deed of trust duly
executed and recorded,
VIII he Sold,

At Buckingham courthouse, on the second
Moneay in August next tbeng court day.
Z Twenty or Thirty valuable SLAVES, a
mcrE whom arc several Tradesmep such
as rough Carpenters. Shoemakers, Wea-
vers sc, Terms of sale, one halt cash,
the c,aer nloie,y payable The first day ct
January following bond with approved
security viii be required for the ias' pay
ment. At the same time and place viii
be offered 800 ACRES of LAMB. lyiog
about seven or eight miles above the SAID
Courthouse terms the same as for the
Slaves, By
The Trustees.
Nav stb 1910.
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Public Property.
May sth is1o.

A Ii the property belonging TO The COM
"a mon~ealth Of Virginia in the county
of Fluvanna, very recently advertised n
the Enquirer and the Virginia Acsns: VIII
be exposed to public sale, on THURSDAY
the 23d of August next at the old Arse nal,
on the Barrack-Hi.l m said county. Tne
terms OF the sale will be 10 months credie
the purchasers giving bend with security,
to be approved Of by the Executive. The
sale will commence at 10 O'clock nor will
it be postponed en- account of the weather,
unless 1t is very Indictment. Tor further
Information apply to
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvannah, June 9th, 1910.
k 8w.
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We have on h&nd, to be disposed of at pri-
s vate sale, 'f
90 Hhds. Prime Antigua Rum,
10 ditto Windward Island ditto,
90 ditto Mnlasses,
90 600 W.T.. Green Coffee,
$50 Barrels first quality Loaf Sugar.
90 Hhds. Brown Sugar,
$50 Barrels ditto, pars Of which is1st qua
.lity,
40 Barrels Apple Brandy,
Cases London Hats, fresh imported
Bales India Cotton,
do. Rolls and Hessians,
Crates Glass Ware, asserted,
1000 Bushels Liverpool Ground Salt.
ALSO,
Salt in Sacks, Imperial, Young Hyson and
Souchong Teas. GIN, French Brandy, Pep.
per, Ginger, Euimess, and variety of o.
Their aruclss too tedious to enumerate=
al of which viii be sold low for cash or
approved paper.
PROS5kR s. MONCJRE, Auctrs.
Richmond, lane 8, 1910. If
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VIRGINIA !.

VIRGINIA:
AT Superior court Of Chancery holden at
the Capitol in the City of Richmond, the
first day of June, 1910.
William Price, ex'or. of the estate Of Will
liam Price, deed. pltf
AGAINST.
John Warren, sdm'r. of Joseph Fsqua, who
was assignee Of John LeItch,
def.
THE defendant not having entered his an.
peaTance ana given secHrity according to the
sa Of assembly, add the rules of this court, and
happening to the satisfaction Of tie court, that
he is not al inhabisant Of this country, on mo.
ton of the plaintiff by counsel, IL IS ordered.
That the said defendant do appear here on .he
first day of the next term, and answer the bill
Of the plainnf and thar copy of this order
be forthwith inserfed in some newspaper pub
lisbed in the city Of Richmond, TOR Two months
suceessively, and posted at the front door Of the
Capitol in the said coy.
A COpy,-Tesle,
Peter TinsIey, C. C.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
At a Superior court Of Chancerv
holden at the Capitol in the CITY Of
Richmond, the oath day of Februa-
airy 1910.
Ci M DaVal, executor of Samuel Du1
valJ PItf
AGAINST
wood Jones, executor of Wood Jones dec,d
Edward Scott and Mary his wife PI,s'
sant Roberts, Guardian to the 0rnha,,
children of Philip Jones. decd, pan
-,,D Defts.
ME defendants Edward Scot,
Il and Mary his wife not hav;no,
entered their appearance and given seen
rity according TO the act of Assemble snd
the rules OF this court, and it appea,,nv -
the satisfaction of the court, that ,hrv are
not inhabitants Of this country ON rno,,as
OF the plaintiff by counsel, IsIs ordered
That the said defendants do apDear hers
on the first day Of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plain,iff--=and tha,a
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted n
some newspaper published in the clty af
RICHMOND, for two months success,veiv. {,
posted AT the front door of the Can,to, -
the said city. ~
A Copy, Teste,
Peter Tinsley, c. c.
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For Sale.

a Tract of Land, lying in Powha.an
county, on the South branch Of Fire Ceekr
which contains about FIVE hundred and sig
ty acres TWO hundred acres at least az
which are uncleared. The superior situ.
alton, and many other local advantages of
tue land will render it very desirable to
any person who may be disposed to bur
chase Land in this county. The propri.
etor, living on the place, will with plea.
sure show it to any one who wishes to be.
come purchaser. The terms of sale will
be accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser if possible.
Edward Mayo.
oawtf.
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4 E NJ oval.

THOMAS DIDpEp, grateful for the
liberal support he has experienced in his
trade, respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally, that he has re.
moved his Tailor's Shop to the main street
adJoining Mr. Robert Bell .Saddler and
opposite DIR Du-Vai's Apothecary shop,
where he will thankfully receive any bust
ness in his line, and hopes by attention and
endeavours to please, TO merit coutiDu.
ance of favour.
Richmond. May 4th, 1910. ep3m
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Estimation, the Of profits arising freq, The
use of OLIVER EvANS's patent i'm.
provements in the art Of manufacturing
four, SC.
THE machinery receives the grain from
the Wagon or bag or vessel aud car.
r.es it through the. whole process, making
all the meal into superhne -four at one
operation finishing as it goes, without man
uai labour, making at least 2slbs, super
fine Hour more out Of every S bushels of
wheat, than is made in the old way, gain.
ing the difference in price between super
hne -four. and so much m dliogs, saving
grain and meal from being was ed, aud
manufacturing as much in FIVE days as the
m'il could do in six days, without these
improvements.
they save the wages and board Of
man and boy Gin mill manufacturing 20
barrels Hour per day. per year is 5 400
The difference in price between
70 lbs. superfine -four and midlings
say 43 lbs. on 90 bills. per day
S8 50 LIS. say 800 days, is $500
They save from being wasted
in grain and meal per day, say
SO 1 Sd cts. is per year OF 500
days 100
The mill gains one day per week,
So weeks at S lois $40
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VISHfNiA:
At superior court Of Chancery hOl-
den 10 Rtchrncod, June ls,, 1895.
Thomas Harris in his own right, and as
admmstra.nr of RillyeHarrIs, deceased,
Augustine Harris, James S>asclc aud jo-
ana his wite, Samuel Bosss., aad Pony
his wifi, Lewis Fort ard k.nzabe:h his
wte. and Jesse .Hargravc, adainsslrsior
Of John Harms, pilfs-
Henry Harris, administrator Of William
Harris, who was one OF the executors
OF John Harris, deceased. William Guy.
executnr OF George Guy, deceased, An.
.nony ihornton, executor OF Walker
na,,aferro, deceased, Joseph Ricsssor.
Wnaam iai,aterro. joan Andersen.
executor of Wilson Frevii,an. VINO vs.
executor of Thomas Frevilsan. WHO vas
also an executor Of the SAID John H,r
ris, deceased, Dct,.
The defendant Henry Harris nm.
on whom an attachment tor h;s con,sor,,
IN nos answering the bills IF the pia;n,,ft.
nath been executed, stlii failing 10 ans,y,r
the same, The court this FIRST day OF lune.
IN the year OF our Lord one thousand e,onS
hundred and hve, on motion OF. the fnIas,,
tins by Counsel, doth take Their b,iis for
confessed, as TO that defendant, and ordec
that ne do render an account Of his iates.
tate admins ration Of the goods, chattels,
aud credits OF John Harris, deceased. be,
iore one OF the commissioners of the court
70 De oy MIN examined, sta ed. settled, and
~ .ne court reported, with any special
matters thought pertinent by himself. or
required by the parties TO be specially sta.
TED upless the said defendant On or he
lore the tenth day OF the term NEXT after
ne shall be served with copy of~tnis or.
der, shew cause to the contrary.
Ia Copy
Peter Finsiey, c. c.
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NoTICE!

A PETITION will be presented
the General Assembly of Virginia at their next
session praying fer the establishment of an in
speetion Of TOBACCO at Warehouse just COM
menced On an acre of ground lying between
Craig's old Office and Tase's Tan Yard, capable
of Containing three thousand hogsneads.
This site possesses every advantage
of convenience. e-evatioa. accessibility s safe
~.
May 81. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-06

To reduce each of the above items as
low as you can, then if interest is coun.
ted, it will shew how fast frugal mil.ers
will insensibly grow rich by their use,
and that those who had discernment to
avail themselves early of their great use
lbcth those who refuse to pay as well as
those who generously paid for license)
have been growing rich by the use of the
improvements, while those who obsti
natey persisted in opposition to their in
PRODUCTION, have depriv d themselves of
the benefits, their profits have been lessen.
ed in proportion as the Others have
oeen increased, and will so continue as
long as they persist. The inventors
demand fer license TO use the improve
mepis, is not one third part Of the inter.
est OF The profits that the miller may gam
by them in fourteen years, as he knows
that no miller without them, can stand in
competition with another who has appli-
ed them so as to yield their full bene.
h's-odt it m'ileIs will Gas they general.
iy have donel apply them so as not to
yield them mere than one fourth part, he
IS not to blame, ne has given full di-
iections for the application in his mill.
wrsghts guide. He ami mis- agents nave
travelled one hundred thousand miles ira.
versing The Uui,ed States for 13 years, to
teach miilwrights 20 build and millers to
apply and use those improvements and
nave been derIded and insulted by many,
while others more generous and eniighten-
ed nave freely paid for license to use them.
and which de.rayed the expenses, but the
time and labour would have been lost ad
not Congress passed the act for his relief.
tits clear thatifhe would, instead of loo.
demand 500 dollars for 'iiCens ne price
would still be reasonable, and those who
would purchase at that price would gain
more by their use, as they would then have
fewer ccmpetitors, and the inventor would
receive more money with less trouble.
From these considerations he may be indu.
ced to raise the price for the benefit of
those who purchase; but it Will not be
lowered. The price will be doubled at
least on every good mill well situated, for
business after the 22d day of January,
18l1-the inventor intends after the 22d
OF January 1911, to publish again that af-
ter the 22d of January 1879, he will de-.
mand the saving o. wages and boarding
for one year s 400 leaving the other profits
Tor ! 3 years in the hands of the miller.
which will not be deemed unreasonable, no
more than 40 dollars was formerly. He
Will raise his demand on good mills 10
make distinction between them and those
OF less value.
Now if any who would have remained
ignorant OF those improvements had not
such extraordinary exertioDs been made
to make them known, should use them,
and refuse to pay the inventor one third
part of the interest of the principal they
may gain. by his labours and improve.
ments, Will he not be justfable in receiv-
ing every cent OF damages that the law will
give him, from those he may be compelled
to sue
OLIVER EVANS.
BY his agent
Capt. JOHN MOODY,
For the States OF Virginia and
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FOR SALE.--A handsome, second hand
a London bsilt CHARIOT, which has
been but little used and is in a good state
OF preservation. Apply to the printer, or
TO Mr.. HyGHKs, coach maker, opposite
the Old City Tavern, where the Carriage
may be seen. It
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Ten Dollars Reward.


ID UN AWAY from the subscriber In Al
N bemarle county, near Charlottesville,
a NEGRO MAN, by name ADAM, about S
seet1o or IL inches high, very straight and
well made, small head aud narrow visage,
prominent nose. a sly countenance, his feet
has been badly frostbitten, and has lost
some of bis toes he carried away with
him q drab surrout coat lined with red, a
velvet cape, blue broad cloth coat, pair
OF corduroy pantaioons, swansdown Vest, a
pair OF suwarrow boots, and a new furred
hat. 1t is expected that he will endeavor
to pass tor free man, aud presume he
has obtained pass to that effect. expect
he is lurking about Cuipeper, as he for mer'
ly belonged to MIR. Tut, near that place,
where he has also connections living.
will give the above reward to any person
that will secsre him in jail and give me
Information. so that l get him again.
r. NELSON BARkSDALE.
Albemarle, June 6, 1910. 4w
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Fresh Medicines,
DRUGS, PAIlVTS, sc.

THE Subscribe. has Just Received fresh sup /.
ply Of Medicines, Drugs, Painrs, Perfumery,
t5c. which, added to his former stock, completes
his assortment, and renders Is very extensive.
Physicians, country stoye keepers, Hates,
Painters, and other persous wan iog ANY thing
in his line, win be supplied on very moderate
terms.
BEHy.1BfIN DUAL.
Richmond, June 25.h. 1910.
of3t
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Commissioners Office.
Richmond 9TH mo. 18th, 1910,

The parties are hereby notified.
shat have appointed the 2Otn day of the
9Th month e. e. July next, to perfect the
account directed by the above order IS
court on which day. they are requemsd
TO at end at my Office, Tin this Civil with
their accounts, and vouchers. reauv Tor.
examination and settlement. -o'
SAMUEL PARSONS, Commissioner
(w8 u
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Wv Z want abou, 60 thousand seasoned
Barrel StaveS.
GsIlego, Richard, & Co.
Richmond, 2s.h june, 10 o. az.
a Run a way in Louisa Jail.

"a htln away III Louisa Jan.
WAS enmmiied 10 The jail Of Louisa eoun-
~ on or about the ed day Of March last,
= negro man who calls himself BENZ
IS bout s feet 10 inches high. of q dark
complication, about so years Of age, blind
IN The right eye which is hardly perceiv-
able, has a scar On his upper lip on the
right side near his nose, says he.belongs to
a Mr. Overstrvet in the state OF 5. Carolina
near Charleston. The above run away
was formerly the property Of Thomas l.,
Smith of the county Of Louisa, and state Of
Virginia, and was sold as his property to
some person in The state uf S. &. in the
course Of last fall by Mr. SulIiv&u.--1'he
owner Is requested to GENE forward, pay
rharg and take him away, otherwise he
will Sc dealt with according to law.
John EDWARS, d. S.
For
PFTER CRAWFORD, Shelf.
Inne . h, 1910. wSm.
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At bis Law & MisceIlnnenr,s Rooi.

at MS Law & Miscellaneous Book
store and Circulating Library.
40 constantly on hand ard for sale. a,
hoerai terms. very extensive and
valuable assortment of LAW ROCKS
among which arc, Jacobs Law Dicfjonarv.
Iate London edition, Coke's Inst;,Y,es,
Browns Parliamentary Cases. Williamss
nnr'ddgment, WentwortlI's Plead:nes. Chit
ys aitto, Hale's Pleas Of the Grown, Har.
rlson,s Chaneery, Comyn's Digest. rucks
ment Of ditto, Modern, IJu,ntor4 and tssss
Dallas, Dyer, Dc1glsss, Pnrrow SaiksiI
SaundeTs. Showers, peeee w Hams. CaIIs
Hening and Mnniord, md asnst ef the A
Inercan Reports Ro1srts on fraud ard
fraudulent ccngsyancing, Sagden ON Ven
aoFs' &c. ssc. &c. May z2G. 1910.
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Fresh Medicines.
v ALL & r OGERs

Have Just received large and COM
plete assortment of fresh selected MEDI.
ICiNES and DRUGS Of the latesr impor-
tatious which, n addition TO their former
STOCK, torn as extensive and general an
assortment in that lue, can ne found in
this Ciy! Medical practitioners, anc Cen
temcn who sell medic mes, will now be a..
Ole to get supplied Gu terms that will meet
their apprehension by calling nc the New.
Medicine Sore, few doors above the
hark7t Fridge IN this City.
a few patent Medicines emu
merated (viz.)
Steers Chemical Opodsldoc
Ba,eman Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlingtop's Bslsam of life
DR. Rawson's celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-bi,ious
and Stomacbic Bitters
do do WorW Powders
Wheaton's Len Ointment
Craig's do do
DR. Lees Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson's do
Hooper's do
Doctor Tnompson's aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague & Fever
Hlinkley's Infaliible remedy for the Piles
DR. Cooley's Vegetable Elixer or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
PANY. - .5
IhE Subscriber wants TO PURCHASE Eve
= prime MULES, for which liberal
price will be allowed; And he would
hire for the residue of the year, two Me-
GRO MEN. aud Two BOYS capable OF
driving carts.
James Brander, elk.
April 10 1910. (tiA
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l. A N D.,

WHEREON jesse Spinner resides. The
quantity exceeds 500 acres $50 Of which
are prime low grounds, and in excellent
arabic condition. Tue high land is un !.
improved, but promises we'll for the cuI
tuFe OF tobacco, &c,-Wlh many other
advantages of this land, there is a mill
sea- on bold stream, that may be east
ly improved. The iDcumbrarce of "a lease
TO Mr Spinner which was an obstacle to
sale according to The appointment of
late advertisement, IS removed except for
The ensuing year The privilege of SOW.
ing small grain in the fail of that wear
viii be allowed the purchaser, with the
rents aceruing from this time.
L f r NJ S.
One fourth Of The purchase money on
he day of sale and the balance in three
equal annual paymeBts,to be sec.red by
bond and approved security, and deed
OF trust on the land.
JOSEPH MAYO,
Attorney for
Robert Mayo.
Powhs.sD, June 1y,h, 1910
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A General assortment of SURGI-
CAL TNSTRU MENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment Of PEKFUM RY,
consisting OF Essence Of Bnrgamo,, Laven-
der. Roses, Lemon, Mix OF Roses, &c.
&c.
A variety OF SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Vicle Ces,ei Vemtian, sc.
ices Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot. Tops and Saddles. winch
"ili take out stains. produce a fine colour
and give an eiegan, gloss.
z AtNlER'S. COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lfad, dry aud ground 10 OIL, [warran.edI
Spanish Brown DO. Rcd Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussi4n Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Pasens do King do. Vermillion
Drop Lake, Reeves Water Coloures, PANT
Brushes, &c. &c
HATTER5' MATERIALS, a very
General assortment, comprising almost eve-
ry article used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their skins, &c. sc.
OVERS can be supplied with al
most every article used by them in their
line of Business.
GLACIERS will also find Window
Glass aud Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d Nay, 1910.
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In addition o the articles manufactured at the
renitentsry, offers for sale an assortment
81 of Goods of
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Gotlgreee.
FROM THE NATIONAL INrELLIGENcER
HOUSE OF REPRESENz.671yEs
DEBATE
ON TRk 5oINf REsoLUT'

ON THE 5oINT RESOLUTION
he conduct offhe Executive in
relation TO the refusal to receipe any fur
tier communication from Francis James
jackson.
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A PPLICATION will be made to the Presi.
IA dent and Directo of the Bank of Virgil
MIA TO renew certificates OF stock Nos. 2S09 and
3019 standing in my name on the books of the
Bank.
G. NEWTON.
January 4. 2aw6wN
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A VALUABLE WATER LOT-The sub.
L \ scriber offers for sale, that valuable water
lot on James River, containing 100 feet in front,
it being the same lot on which Capt Hall, built
the new brig at Rockets, and adjoins the Coal
Yard, lately occupied by Messrs. Nicholson and
Heth the ,ermssof sale will be made known by
application to the subscriber. living near Rich.
mond, or Richardson Taylor living in the city,
who will shew the property to am one disposed
TO purchase.
JOHN S. STUBBS, Senr.
January d. w5w
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ITO BE SOLD to the highest bidder, Mt
Windsor the PLANTATION lately pos
sessed by Carter Braxton, decd. about one mile
from Tappahannock, on Tuesday the 30th day of
January next, ABOUT thirty negro SLAVES be-
longing to the SAID decd. consisting of men,. wo-
men, boys and girls, among them is very good
House Carpenter about twenty one years old /;
part of them will be sold for cash, and the resi-
due on a credit of six months, the purchasers
giving Bonds with approved security All per-
having claims against the said decd. are re.
gucsted to make them known to
SARAH S. BRAXTCN.
JAMES WEBB c, }
WILLIAM FLEET. h"'" TO-
January w3wT
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I AND FOR SALE.-That valuable Tract of
~ LAND laying in Amherst county, common.
ly known by the name Of Gordon's Quarter, stu.
atcd near the Tobacco row mountain, containing
eleven hundred aeSes. is now offered for sale on
jiDeral terms The quality of this land is said to
be equal to any tract in that county.
The terms will be known by making applica-
ton to either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to Mr.. Samuel Irwin of Lynchburgh, who will
shew the premises or give such description of
them as will satisfy any person DESTROYS of pur.
chasing.
JOHN VIII DER,
.1OHN BELL.
Petersburg, January4. w3m
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THE subscriber has opened his School Room
u in the new building adjoining the Custem-
House. Parei,s and guardians who have chill
dren to be taught, and who may wish to become
acquainted with his plan of Education, are here
by invited to visit him for the purpose.
CHILES TERRELL.
january. 3tT
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Petersburg, January 4.

u ANK OF VIRGINIA-The Pre-. lent and
~ Director, have this day declared dividend
OF four per cent. on the capital stock, which will
be paid to the stockholders on application at the
Rankin person, or by attorney, after the 18th
instant.
J. BRocKENBROUGH, Cashier.
January 1. WIT
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Il TAENkn--I WISH 10 hire toe above Me.
= cih0ic to: ensuing year. For scrns. apply
- '' 5ag'' y is, Bchmcod, or 60 1hs sub
sefs 'H Il up.e~
LffVARD 9. SvD-oR.
NJ .',rc5 W.
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NOTICE -Allpersons indebted to the estate
IN of Josiah Wright, deceased, are requested
to come forward and pay their respective ac-
counts tn the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having claims
against the estate are requested to bring forward
their accounts properly authenticated, to
ABRAHAM DOUGLASS, Ada,'y.
January 4. lot
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TOR SALE-Two CARpENTERs, one TAN
II NER and one Brick MoULpER.
EDWIN GAMES HIRV7E.
January a. 'l,t ct
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be Subscriber contebpa ting removal ei-
-thsr into the City OF Richmond, or some o.
ther Mace !3r The Education of his younger emil
dren, wie'cs TO lease for three years the Powbs-
ton seat 'etn s"i, parts Of the adjoining lands
i6av be greed Ga.
WIN. MAYO.
December I6. 2a~3w
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~ ME Subscriber wishes to hire for the ensu-
4 ing year, five or six NEGRO COoPERS
snd'a few Boys-He will also be in the habit of
purchasing TOBACCO off good quality, for which
The highest prices will be given.
.- NJ GRANTLAND.
Deccnber II. WIT.
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R AFTER Sc ~ PAPER IILLS.-Thosc who
IL wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed. that they can he suppli-
ary GuaDiitipq