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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-05

TO- ~ ,--z,s- ..rzz
III Eanoper Coulty Court, Ausast %,
1910.
George Phillips, 2ns Pitt.
AGAINST
Ioin Psttus, Charles Pet,us * Ste-N T..
phcn ,et,us, hei.s and lrgatces[ Gu
OF Stephen Petms, decd aud n"T"-
Ssmr. Day, DEBTS. S.ee'y'
.r,HiS day CAME the Plaintiff by Hora,o
G. Winston his attorney, and tae bill
being tiled and read. whcrsupon IN the
motion of the Plaintiff it is decresd aud or
dSreG that the defendant Samuel Day do
re,sia IN his hands twenty enc pounds two
shillings and SIX pence with interest there
on at,er the rate oil siye per centum per an
num 10 be computed from the 18th day of
Decen:ber 1885 till paid, belonging to the
defend ants liz the lurthcr order of the
Cours; anti that The other defendants John
Peuus, Charles Pet,us and Stephen Pettus
heirs AID iegasecs of the said Stephen Pet.
Jus dee'd nct hsviBg sn.ered their appear.
ACE ard gwen security according TO the
sct q. Assembly and tae rules OF this court,
ard II anaear,ng 20 the satisfaction OF the
CaGst THAI shey are not Inhabitants OF this
Cornyry, cr the motion Of tie Plaintiff BY
h.sccunscl, :; IS ordered, that the defendants
Johr Peuus. Charles Pettug and Stephen
Ptt,as hts,s and iesa,css Of Stephen Pet
tus, decd Go appear i.Grc on. the tousti
Wednesday, in Cesobsr next, end answer
th.. 5il. of the Pisin,in, and that o copy OF
this order be .orthwiin inserted in socle
publ,c newspaper printed in tic City Of
Ricbuond COR two mouths excessively, aud
that aro,her copy pe posted at the frcnt
door OF the court.house OF this county.
ccpy, Tsstc,
William Pollard, c. H. c.
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No I>ICE.

A Ii yhose. WHO have claims against the
4 n. csslte CT JOSEPH ScoTT, decd. are
i.o,Issted TO nal s them known land all
,ns &c tias are irdsb,td 70 the said estate,
either ~ bond, note or open account are
earnestly solicited - come forward aud
make paymset.
William Scott, Exe'r. of
Iesepa Scott, decd.
". Il. Major archibald Depiiolm is sul
iy empowered by me 70 ,rensact all bust.
l.ess tor the estate of Joseph Scott, decd j
10 my ahscnce.
William Scott, Exe'r of
Joseph Scott, decd.
Richmond January z, I'LL. w5w
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Union College Lottery
NO. III

III few tickets IN the above Lottery JUS
received from WaIrE'S Truly Forlunate Lo-
tery-Ofiice New-York, are for sale at Tie Art
gus Office, RicbraOnd.
- Prize tickets in other Lotteries received
in payment for tickets.
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Office.

4 lsL persons having c.ain,s against the
IA estate Of JolH, at'Kim, decd. are re-
qses,ed to produce them as early as pdssi-
Sie TO the subscriber, in order iha, ar.
ransemsn,s may te made for discharging
the sane. And ell persons indebted TO the
said estate are desired to come forwarc
and make speedy payments.
William M'Kim, At1mr.
Richwond, December 10.
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Sales by Anction.

RY virtue of Deed OF Trust from Cole
~ Digges and Mary K. his wife. to secure
the raymcnt Of debt due to Alexander Stuart,
VIII! be Sold for ready money, before the door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city OF Richmond,
On Friday the first day Of March next, the fol
lowing property, Tor so much thereof "a shali
be necessary to satisfy The instalr,ent and,in !
terest row duel--to witt the slaves Duker,
Jack, Harry Peter, Roger. Isaac, Abraham,
Essex. Prissey, Sail, Francis. Sarah, Grace and
Venus, with the increase of the females since
the 18th September. 1908.
WILLIAM WRIT, 1.rrus-
SAMUEL GREENHOW, Stees.
Richmond, Jan. %, 1911. ids.
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A T meeting of the Directors of the said
III COMPANY on Thursday evening The 12d
NOVEMBER. 1870.
REsoLvGD, That a call of ten dollars on
each share IN the said company be made, and
that five dollars thereof on each share be .naid
20 the Treasurcr ON the fest day of Ianusry next
and ,aat. The otnsr 1--we, on each share. be paio
to him on the FIRST DAY of L,arcil next.
Tes,e.
N. SHEPPARD, OK.
7 .tU Mar
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= = v.rsGe osa deed o. trJ=s exsccted to-
IL W. by john Alien AND l"sius West to
secure the debts thero,A Gr.ntior,ti--we
SHALL sell at public Aactim tor ready no..
rey on the premises Oh Saturday The 9th
day of February next. the
Noase 90 Lot Of Groand,
At present occupied by Mrs. Ail>n, situa-
ted on ,he cross street leading by the Court
House.
Robert NJ. Puiliam, ! Trus
John F. Price. tees.
January 81, 1911. tbs
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Land for Sale.

vir-ee cf decd Of ,r,st execu,cd to the sub
IL scribcrs, oF William Iioys'., senr. TO secuse.
money due to James Ladd, wal be sold PUBLICLY
for 'eady money on the Premises, on tue 10Th
day of mex; month, so much Of the
Tract of Land
whetern the said VIM. Royall ialciy lived, as
VIII De sufficient to raise The sum OF two hun.
died and sixty eight pounds. sni the iaiesest ac-
cruing thereon fromlhc 25'h day of march 1905
together with all COSTS Attending the trust deed
&c.
The above mentioned Land is of good quality,
lies in Charles CRY county immediately on
James River, only three u,ilss ABOVE City Poinr,
and not mere than two fsom Shirley.
Ro. Crew, ! Tres-
Ro. Ladd. ! tees.
Is, Month. 2eih, 1911.
(cp,ds.)
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Inn. & ID. BromweH
OFFER TO SELL

WHEAT FANS AMI woven wire,
Round selves for wheat, all made compleat,
Likewise some fans they'll hire
Selves Of all kinds you here may find,
OF best materials made,
Boxes 10 draw and cut the straw,
BY working Of the blade;
Scrnc with fork are made to work,
Which cut the straw with ease.
If them you try you'll surely buy,
They never fad to ptease==
And Safes for meat, to keep it sweet,
And more than tllae they'll do,
Theyltkeep out rats. and hungry cats,
And flies cannot creep tln o..
bird cages too, we keep few,
When time 1t will permit,
OF any bird CT which we've heard,
Our cages sure will fit.
We've window springs, and many things,
Too tedious here to name,
With rolling screens, whom all esteems,
And usefulness proclaim.
Now il you call, you may sea all,
And those things obtain,
Our terms likewise you must approve,
And OF them not complain.
Richmond, January 18th, 1911. I'm
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ITO BE SOLD for ready money, on The 4th
l. day of March next, in pursuance OF a deed
of trus, execu'ed by William 3. Langhorse,
dated ,h- 9Th of August LAST, 70 sccure the pay.
ment of certain sums of money therein express.
sed, the
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Tract Of Land.

whereon the said Lsnghorne now .esidss. con.
tanning los ACRES; lying on both sides Of the
main post roam, passing through the county oi
Cumberland, and known by name of the Cd
Office.
JOHN MICHAUX, Trustee.
Co.nberiand, Ian. 18th, 1911 (w2G
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DAHLD LOGAW,
RICHMOND

MI IIIYINJM u.
ID ETURNS thanks TO his friends, ana til
Z ~ public in general, for the LIBERAL encou-
rhgcment he has received, and respectfully
acquaints them, tina, he has an experien-
ced Foreman from Philadelphia. and that
he continues to Manufacture Boots in the
most workmaDlike manner, OF the best ma
ter;ais, and in the Newest Fashions.
Gentlemen residing at q distance may be
exactly fitted, by attending TO the above
plate, and seeding their measures agreea-
bic 10 the aDnexed directions
az l. The length of the lcg--C round the
cali Of the leg--H round the heel--I round
the instep--T round the toes, with the
length Of the foot IN inches.
X. b. Immediase cali for FIVE or SIX
JcurHeymsD.
Jsoosry 1st, 1911. I'm
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February s6.
POTOMAC LANDS roR SALE.

HE Subscriber offers for sale the TRACT
OF LAND, .hcreon he now lives (la,e
the residence of Col. Geo. Brent, iec'd.) con-
tanning 666 acres, upwards Of one third part
now in Woodland, Immediately at the head oc
tide water, and adjoining the town of Wood
stock, on Aqua Creek There are probably few
Farms more productive, very considerable
portion OF is rich low grounds in arabic order.
and at least eighty acres ,sewed with Red Clo-
yer, between IL and Is acres in timothy grass.
and much larger quantity at an iHconsiderable
expence might be made; the Buildings, tho
not elegant, are comfortable, spacious and con-
venient with all necessary out houses small
young orchard of Apples and Peaches now i'm
bearing, exclusive of some select fruit lately
budded and grated. Attached to this estate are
two valuable Mill Seats, the one above, the O..
Their below the Aqua Warehouses, stand in
terior to none for the mercantile business; is
being 80 conveniently situated on tide water
Upon payment of part of the purchase money.
a considerable indulgence would be given for
the balance with possession of the whole at the,
end OF the year. snd liberty of seeding 400
bushels OF wheat in corn ground, the most os
which was in clover last year. Any person wish
ng to view the premises and DESTROYS of the
terms of sale will apply 10
w. p. BAYLY
Woodstock, Stafford Com
ty, May IL, 1871. wIm& iaf2m
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AND FOR sALE.-win be sold to N

AND FOR SALE.-Will be sold to tn.
IL highest bidder oa the premises, on the 7tb
day OF September 18l1.--That well known tracs
OF Land called Smithfeld containing by estima-
ton five hundred and fifty acres, lying on the
Rappahannock in very healthy situation about
four miles below fredericksburg On this tract
there is two hundred and fifty acres of Wood
land, and the open land for fertility of soil and
the many natural advantages is not surpassed by
any tract ofthe size in the state-Therc are 81.
veral Quarries of valuable Freestone upon the
margin OF the River. The land is well watered
with never failing springs. There is a natural
Wharf where vessels drawing ten feet water
may take OIL grain.-There is a small meadow
of about twenty acres on the River and about
fifty acres or improved Land which is supposed
by Judges TO be Superior to the other
The above Property will be SOLD for the dis.
charge OF two deeds of trust to Robert Pat
aon of fredericksburg terms of the
sale will be one fourth of the Purchase money
to be paid down On the day Of Sale and the Bs-
lance BY three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and deed of trust up
on the land bearing interest from the date.
THE TRUSTEES.
February IS. WITS.
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TN oHANcERY-Eluvanna County cou,

TN CHANcERY-Eluvanna County Court
i May 9Th, 1871.
James James, (C.) Ph'E
AGAINST, tN
William Cannon. Joseph lIaden and Charles
NJ. Bernard Defts.
On the Motion Of the Plaintiff by hisc ounse
and II appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Courtl
that the defendant Cannon, is not an inha bitant
of this Commonwealth, it is therefore decreed
and ordered that the said defendant Cannon do
appear here on the first day Of August Court
next. ans wer the plaintiffs bill, and give secsrit
ty forperforming the future decree OF this Court,
and that the defendant Haden & Bernard, do
not pay, convey away, or secrete any debts by
them owing toor effects in their handsof said de-
PENDANT Cannon,bu SO as to reserve suAiciency
thereof in their hands to pay the sum of thirty
nine pounds ten shillings with interest &c. and
costs OF this suit dnd is further ordered, that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Rich.
mond and continued for two months successive
ly and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this County.
A Copy-Teste,
J. TlMBERLAKE. jr. d. c.F.C.
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MOTiCE.-By virtue offs Deed Of Trust, ex
" ecuted 10 the subscriber by VIM. MURRAY.
Esq OF Amelia, to secure the payment offs debt
due to Pollok, Tredwsy, & Co. Of Manchester.
and by request of the said Murray, will be sold.
upon the premises, on Tuesday the 10th day of
July next, all that part of the said Murrsy's es-
tate III Amelia, known by the name Of The quar-
ter tract, which lies near Meades Mill, on the
north side ofthe main road which leads TO
Meade's Mill and adjoining the lands of Ed.
mond Harrison and John r. Archer con-
tanning by estimation about $50 acres--this land
IS considered to be Of superior quality for either
tobacco or graiD,and is nearly one half in wood !:
IN addition to which there are about 90 acres of
prime meadow land, which may be easily re-.
claimed, lying on both sides Of a bold stream,
dividing the land nearly in the middle---The
terms will be one, two, three & four years ere
dit for about ( 500 Of the purchase money, with
interest on each payment from the date for the
balance credit of ~ months will be given
to secure the payment of the said sum OF & 500,
the purchaser will be required to execute a deed
of Trust upon the land, and for the residue of
the purchase money, bond and approved securl-
ty will be demanded.
J. ROBERTSON, jr. Trustee.
Amelia, Iune H. wtds
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LAID FOR SHE.

ME subscriber offers for sale bis plantation
in King & Queen county, containing 1000
acres OF this there about 400 acres, clear
ed and now in FINE order for cultivation. the ba .
lance IS heavily timbered with oak and hickory.
and abounds in fine heart pine, which from it's
great scarcity is extremely valuable this land
is admirably well adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat & oats and the greater part of the wood
land would produce prime fobacco-This plan,a-
ton is remarkably well situated for market for
produce ;-being about IL miles from Tappa.
hammock, On Rappahannock river, miles from
Dunkirk, and 8 from Wslkertown, on Matto
pony river-and 40 from Richmond. There is
on this plantation good overseers house a
new single story house; an excellent new barn
and other necessary houses And carpenters
are now engaged in erecting handsome two
story dwelling house; which will be completed
by Christmas. Ills seat is an uncommonlv
healthy one.-The plantation is divided into 3
equal fields, each under strong fence In the
held at present in corn, from 70 to 80 bushels of
wheat may be seeded to great advantage next
iaii--i deem it unnecessary TO say more. NV
oyerseer on the premises will shew the land to
any person wishing to view it.-And for further
particulars enquire of the subscriber on the land
or by letter, addressed to the Post Office at
Dunkrk, King aud Queen County.
WILLIAM H. ROANE.
ENG & Queen County, June 7. wifi
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HE subscriber, having disposed ofa eyeat
l. part of i'his steel in trade, is sill anxious 10
sell rte yedinde,, consulting Of the best choice OF
WINES, Runs, China Ware, Glass, do. Teas
Ce. Ce.--As the assortment is veyy com
plete and efthe best quality, IL deserves fhe atter
tion Of purchaser willing BY his esertions 20 en-.
Ter fHto business reyy PROFITABLE.
AUBW LAFoREST.
MP1 w12w
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(T2 be continued. J

lhe following are the resolutions which
were moved in the House of Commons nm
the subject OF the state of the currency of
Great Britain, by reading which Mr.. Hon
NER concluded his speech:
l.. That the only money which can be le-
gaiiy rendered in Great Britain. for anv
sum above twelve pence in the whole. e
made either OF gold or silver; and that the
weight, standard and denomination. at which
any such money is authorised to pass cur
rent is flxed, urder his majesty's preroga
tive, according to law.
q That since the 43d year of the reign
OF cueen Elizabeth, the Iudentures Of HE
msJesty's Mint have uniformly directed
mat all silver used for coin should cons;s,
OF IL OF. 2dwts. of fine silver, and 1s dwts
OF alloy in each pound troy, and that the
SAID pound troy should be divided into 50
ton. pi'Por-
3; That since the 18th year of the reign
OF King Charles the Second, the Tndenturss
Oh his majesty's Mint have uniformly di
rec,ed that all gold used for coin should
consist OF III ounces of pure gold, and OF.
o' alloy IN each pound troy; ard tina. tie
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NCHANCERY-In Hanover County Court,
II ADr,l 0S 1911

INCHANCERY-In Hanover County Court,
i April IS, 1911
Horstio 6. Winston, William o. Winston.
Joseph F. Price ana Eliza his wife, formerly E.
liza WINSTON, and John F. Price and Nara his
wife formerly Maria Winston, children and
Legatees of lonn Winston. decd
:. P,antiBs.
:. John Pettus and others, heirs OF Stephen Pet.
tus, decd. and James boswell and Thomas
Price, ex'ors of Samuel Day, decd
Defss.
This day came the Plaintiffs by Their Counsel.
and the Plaintiffs file their BILL &c. in this SUIT,
wnich oeing read It is thereupon decreed and
ordered, that the Defendants lanes boswell
and Thomas Price, ex'rs. Of Ss,nuei Day, decd
be enJoned from paying away to the other De
PENDANTS the sum of twenty eight pounds four
teen sh,ll;ngs and one penny three farthines 8.
with interest thereon, after the rate of five per
centum per annum, to be computed from March
Ivy and that the said Executors paw unit the
Plaintiffs the.said sum with interest thereon as
aforesaid, upon the plaintiffs executing bond
to them according to law. And the other De-
PENDANTS John Pettus and others, Heirs of Ste
Phen Pettus, decd. not having entered their ap.
Pearance, and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the relies of this Court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Couct thal
they are not inhabitants of this Country, On the
"'V'ion vi 'hc Fiahtlis py tneir Counsel, IT Il
ordered, that the said Defendants John Pettus
and others, Heirs of Stephen Pe,tus, decd do
appear here on. the fourth Wednesday in July
next, and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, and
that copy OF this order be forthwith insert ed
IN some public newspaper printed in the City OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse ofthis County.
Copy.-Teste,
THO. POLLARD, o. C. II. c.
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July g.
FOR SdLE.

a HOUSE & LOT of ground near the Peni-
n Tertiary, by Abraham Douglass-.who
has also on hand forty thousand feet superior
quality white pine boards, and Pennsylvania
wb'skey IN barrels, which he will dispose of on
reasonable terms.
June IL. w5w
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SALT SULPHUR spRING.

ME subscriber hereby informs the public.
n that he keeps house of entertainment for
the accommodation of those who may think pros
per TO visit his spring; where it shall be his en-
ocavor TO render the situation of such as CALI
upon him, as comfortable as possible during
t.eir stay.
The Salt-Sulphur Spring is situate about
miles from the Town of Union in the County of
Monroe; 1t has been thought not 10 be surpas-
yed, perhaps not equalled, by any mineral water
in Virginia, on account of its salubrious medical
qualities The water, to some palates, appears
some what brackish, is strongly impregnsteG
with Sulphur and variety of salts, which ca,,-
SIS small quantity to operate as cathartio.
carrying OIL bile and other offending matters
from the stomach and bowels, without occasi-
onlng the smallest degree ofpain or uneasiness,
ana q. at the same time operates powerfully az q
Ana what is very remarkable. altho, It one
rates daily as csthartic, it never debi,ita,es the
system, but tends rather to inyigorate the sys1
TEN and elevate the spirts-It has always, wien
used tor that purpose, furnished relief in cases
OF obstinate diarrha, and, no doubt, would be We
ry efflcscious in removing the cause of cholics
&c. Those seeking for prevention of disease or
restoration OF health, are invited to call upoa
him and try the qualities of his water.
ERWIN BENSON.
Monroe County, Va. june %. wSw
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" lRG1NIA to zpit AT chancery District
Court held in the City of Williamsburg,
the 9th day of July 1909 o.
Betty Boyd widow of James Boyd,

Betty Boyd widow of James Boyd,
against
VIM. Chamberlayne, ex'or. of Lyme Shackle
ford who was ex'or. of Thomas Brown, VIM.
Boyd Anthony Gardner, Rober, Bsyd, Edward
ware, admir-. with the will annexed of Rober,
ware, and Boyd son and heir of Spen
Ger Boyd an infant by James Thompson his
GUARDIAN. Defts.
ine defendant Boyd, son and heir. of
spencer Boyd, not having entered his appear
ance, and given security according TO the act of
Assembly, and the rules of tbis Court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that he
is not an nhabitsnt of this Country, on the mo-
ton OF the PIT by her counsel, 1t is ordered, that
the SAID defendant do appear here on the first
Jay OF the next term ard answer the bill of the
P't. and that copy OF this order be forthwith
.hSerted IN some newspaper of the City of Rich
mons for two months success veiy, aud posted
al the front door OF the former Capitol IN this
City q 1T as further ordered; thai the defendants
~ IN. Chsmberlayne, VIM. Boyd, Anthony Gard.
nes, Robert Boyd, and Edward Ware d not
- s"ay or otherwise dispose OF any deot or
debts owing to, OF effec,s IN their hands belong
'1g to the estate of tn said Spencer Boyd, un-
tn the further order ot his Court, and that The
defendant VIM. Cha,nbeslayae DO not dispose of
any effects which he may have in his hands of
;he SAID Thomas Brown, decd. and which are
subject to the payment Of any claim due from
The SAID Browns estate 10 the estate of the said
Spencer Boyd until the further order of this
Court
ANTY. ROBINSON, C.
y. uQx
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M HEREA intend going to the Wes-
tern country in the month of September
next Will undertake tostranSact business, for
any person who may favor me, with their busi-
ness, either in Kentucky, Tennessee, or Geor-
gia.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at wyl-
iiesburg, Virginia, apd post paid, will be strictly
attended to.
DANIEL K. BARNES.
June 90. wAws
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FASHIoMABLE SILVER PLATR.

M GRETTER, opposite CANDLES corner.
A'As Main Street, respectfully informs the
Public, he has Just received an elegant sssort-
ment OF the most fashionable Silver Plate--to-
gether with an extensive assortment Of Pearl.
5et ana Fiated Goods, among which are Brace
lets with elastic bands, Breast Pms. Earrings &
Rings, Candlesticks with or without branches.
Bread and Cake Baskets, Bottle Slides, Liquor.
Stands, &c. Gold, Silver and Plated Epauletts.
Swords, Dirks, Plumes, Belts, Seize als,
keeps constan. supply of Spoons of every de-
scription, with avaristy ofother articles too te-
dious to enumerate.
NJ b. One or two Boys of good connections
will be taken as Apprentices to the above BUSH
ness.
June H. w6v
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ITO be rented, or leased for short term ~
Il years, the well kaown seat BEI.VE-
DERE. The situation is beautiful & ne beal,h,,
lit is confidently believed) as any spot in ,h9.
vicinity Of Richmond 1t is distant abou, one
mile from the Cspltol and possesses many Local
convenient, and the yard and garden EXTENSIVE.
To Tenant who will take proper care of tl,e
establishment, the terms will be made verv easv
Possession will be given in the course of the
month of Nov. VIC
The Subscriber wishes also to let for ten years
,he held opposite to Mr. Crshsm's and Mr..
Dens property bordering on the Westham toad.
II may be divided into lots of ten. f;f,een ~
I wenty acres, 10 suit the ,Leasers---Appiy 70
Mrs. fr" ~
MARGARET HARVIE.
at BelUedete, or 10
Z. ]. HARVlE.
July $. VIZ
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june OF.

H>EN DOLLARS REWARD. For an
i pretending old Isham, about 60 years old,
a tall black man, with one glass eye, forr,erIy
the property of MAJ. Ligh'foot of lanes
City, will give ten dolars---He ranaway
without even word, and IS lurking in lanes
City about the upper Church, or in Richn,ord
June 81. H.