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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-15

~ Louisa County Court, June lar, 1911
Elizabeth Harris by Thomas Bakerl,er -
brother and next friend, PitR.
AGAINST Z
Robert Harris. and Martin Baker, adj :
ministrator OF William Baker, deed. y
Def's.
IHt. defendant Robert Harris not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cordmg to the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and happening to the satisfac-
ton OF the Court that he is not an inhabitant
OF this state; On molten of the plainriffby her
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said defend
ant Robert Harris do appear here on the Sc
cord Monday in September next, and an
swcr; the plaintiffs bill; and that copy of
THIS order be forthwith inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond,
for eight weeks successfully and posted at
the front door of the court house of this coun-
ty ON some court day.
&C opy-Teste,
JOHN POINDEXTER, c. L.c.
VISITS
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PRiCES of the Penitentiary Manufactures
4 reduced,-ln order to prevent any thing
like competition in the sale of Penitentiary
Manufactures and similar articles sold in
Richmond, the following list will shew the
great reduction and the very low prices which
they will in future be offered at, and it is ex-
pected from the great change in the work
manship, owing to superior management, and
the growing experience of the workmen, to-
gether with the excellent quality of the ma
terials OF which the different articles are made
that they will be preferred to any that can be
offered III this Market
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For sale bE N[i!lianl Wardlnw

hrst door above the Bell Tavern, DIR. Solo,
mons Cordial Balm Of Giliad.- for all inward
decays, lowness of SPIRITS, weakness in either
sex, Bilious, Nervous. Hypochondriac, As
thmauc, and Censumptive complaints price
three dollars bottle--also, that most eff
caeious, excellent medicine, the Anti jmpeti-
gines, Tor the seurvy, Leprosy, Kine's-Eyil.
Scroidla, and all disorders originating from
an impure state of me Blood; also DR. Solo
mons Guide to Health, price one dollar
w4m
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Advertisement.

4 he Lsgatees Of Andrew Baker, deed. of
Prince edward County, are hereby notified
that there WI be settlement OF the Execu.
tors accounts, as far as the business Will adj.
nit o., on the frst Friday in October next. at
Londonderry, in said county of Prince EI-
ward, at which time and place the said lega-
ices are requested TO attend.
ANDREW 3 JOHN BAKER,
icing E-r'rs u .fadrrso Baker, deed.
JULY IS, 1911. wot.
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WANTED.

FOX the next year Cor Immediately ifnot now
esngaged) manager for valuable estate on
James River, n few miles above Richmond.
a person from Loadon county, who IS well
acquainted with the clover husbandry. and
can come highly recommended for honesty.
ssobriety, industry ahd skill in farming, would
be preferred. Enauire Of the Printer
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
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LNLoUIsA County Court, J,.ne lin, 1911.
Mary Walton by Thomas Baker her :,
brother and next friend, Pltf =
AGAINST &
Robert Walton and Martin Baker, adj s
ministrator of William Baker, decd. x
Def's.
THE defendant Robert Walton not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that he is not an in
habitant of this state: On motion Of the plain
tiff by her counsel, it is ordered, that the said
defendant Robert Walton DO appear here on
the second Monday in September next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill; and that copy
OF this order be forwith inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond
for eigln weeks successfully, and posted at
The front door Of the courthouse of this coun-
sy, on some court day.
a Copy-Teste,
JOHN Po1NDExTER, c. |. c.
w8tS
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VIRGINIA.:

At a superior Cour, of Chancery, holden at
the Capitol, in the City OF Richmond, the
slss dag OF June, 1911.
Robert Campbell, surviving partner Of
HICKS and Campbell, PHI.
Robert Duncan and Edmund, John, Ro-
bert, Susan, Patsy and Nancy Duncan, IN
FAINT children of the said Robert Duncan.
by the said Robert Duncan assigned Guar
dian To defend them in this suit, Robert
Hicks, and John Hicks, infant children of
John Hicks, decd. by Peter Nelson their
Guardian, Nathaniel S. Dailam, and Sally
his wife, late Sally Hicks, William Jones
and Benjamin 3. Ford, DTS.
HE defendants Nathaniel s. Dallam and
Sally his wife, not having entered their
appearance and givcn security according to
the act af assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing 60 the satisfaction of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
country: on motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is ordered, That the said defcn-
dants do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff ::
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the
City Of Richmond, for two months success
sivciy and posted ct the front door OF the
Capitol in the said City.
A copy-Test, WIN. WHENINGs, c. G..
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In Louisa county Colrt, June 1914, 1911
David Gillaspy, pltf ,
AGAINST
CECILIA Belt, surviving obligor of In
Pleasant Belt and Cicila Belt, )Chancerv
for the benefit of William o.
Calls, late sheriff of Lousia,
defts.
lHE defendant, CECILIA Belt, not having en-
tered her appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court that she is net an
inhabitant of this state; On the motion of the
Plaintiff by his counsel, TT is ordered, That
the said defendant Cicila Belt dc appear here
On the second Monday in September next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in one
Si the newspapers printed in the city Of
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and
posted atthe front deor of the Courthouse Of
ms county on some Court day.
A Copy--Teste,
JOHN POfNDEXTER, Gig
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II all. COODo--Ihs suosc.ioer ma ,es1.y,c
by the Avcriek from London and Cora ftors
Liverpool, general assortment, Of
G @ O ID S,

suitable to the season.
---AMoNo THEM Arr
London and Yorkshire Superire C,o,hs .nc
Cassirneres
Union, Bedford ard Bennett Cords.
Swsnsdcwns, Toiiine,tes and Dinin's 5.4 and
4 dble. Mild Clo,h.,
Coating, Bessskin, Fr;eze, Fiannels & Dsizcs.
Plans, Kersey's and Blankets.
Cough and Brathwaise's nap, Csttons
Yam Hose, Worseed and Cotton Stockin,,.
Hhdfs. Shawls and Mu,iins.
Silk veivets and Sewing Silk,
Irish Linens and Droghed.'s,
Queens Cord, velvets, Thickss.,s and Con.
ssitution Cords,
A good assortment of S1dilcry, Hardware
and Cutlery.
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and yiies,
Fiat Bar Crawley 4 English Blisiered Steel.
He eontinuss to transact business on COMMAS
sion, AID has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Oueen's Ware. Whiskey, Shad and Bar lion.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond. Nov. 9, 1910. tf.
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JULY25.
Valuable property for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
and LOT occupied BY him at Rockets. and
formerly by Mr. William Fenwick -,aIso
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occun;eJ
oy Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House IN this city--rwo hundred and fIftv
acres Land in Campbell county, and a Lot
IN Port Mayo. deem it unnecessary to de-
scribe the advantages attached to this proper-
=, as presume those that wish to purchase
viii view tle same. Two thousand dollars
IN cash viii berequired, the balance win be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
BRAxTON CRADDoCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
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G. GODS

OF ALMOST EVERY DESCRIPTION, chiefly
consisting o. superflie, fine, & coarse Cloths.
1assimeres, Swansdowns, Flannels, Blankets,
herseys and Kendall .Cottons-A variety of
coarse and hne cotton and linen Goods-tc-
gether with large assortment of Hard DWARF.
and Cutlery.
also keep constantly on hand, crates of
Ware, Wrought and Cut Nails, Pants, CLASS.
Old Kun, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, cotton 6 wool
cards, cotton Yarn, country Wine, Apple
and Peach Brandy, Whiskey, prime Pork
Fish, Tar, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c. &c. which
am disposed to sell on the most reasonable
terms. -
n. 3. FOR RENT, That convenien,
HOUSE C LOT at present occupied BY
Messrs. Hawkins & Alden.
CHARLES WHITLOCK. !
July IS. 1911 #
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Wanted immeIliateIY. a Co.

yernessto assist in the domestic part cfthebu-
slness, in one Of the first Public Houses IN this
cIty--to whom lioeral encouragement viii be
isiyen--apply to the Printer,
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a constant supply of Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes, suitable to the present and approach
ing season--aIl orders left at the Penitentiarv
store on Shockoe Hill, win be strictly atten-
ded to by
MANN S. VALENTINE.
ASentforthe Commonwealth.
80 %. (w4t)
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Dissolution of Copartnerslip,

Dissolution ofCopartnersllip.
i n consequence Of the death of Mn .RosERT
PoLLoK' the business lately carried on in
this place, under the firm of
Pollok 8 Tfedway,
Is dissolved. Those whohave claims against
the said firm, are requested to apply to Tho
mas IredYay for payment, to whom those
indebted are requested to make payment.
THOMAS TREDWAY, SurUioiag
Partner Of Pollok and Ircd7cay.
ALLAN POLLOK, Err. Of tire Inst 5pU Of
ROBERT Pollok.
Those still indebted to the late firm Of Pol
LoE, IREDwAY, & Co. are requested to
comeforward and make arrangements for the
speedy payment oftheirrespectived ebtsas al
ter the long indulgence already granted, we
shall be under the necessity Of using cOersive
measures against all those who fail to do so.
THOMAS TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
sar0iViag FARMERS in this
Country u Poiiok, TredSoay, TCo.
take this opportunity Of announcing to all
those still Indebted tothe late firm of RoBERT
* ALLAN Potion, & Go. that unless they
come forward and make speedy and salts
factory arrangements for the payment OF
their respective debts, suits shall be indiscri-
Intimately Instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
snyvfvfng farmer IN fiis country If
RoBERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co.
Richmond, Juue II, 1911, 90
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10 OR IS BLACK MEN will he emn1ovs5
on the STREETS b. the month or season.
and GOOD WAGES given. AppLv TO
DOING & LUPTON.
Richmond, Jane both, 1911. tn
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1 have received per the Briggs Diligence and
Unity and ship Rising States from London
and Liverpool, y LARGE AssoRTMENp OF
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TURNPIKE coMPAJrY

AT a meeting Of the Directors Of said
Company on the i1dh Of July, 1911,
RESOLVED, That the shares Of all deiin-
quents in the Company be sold OF the Tag G
Tavern in the city ofRichmond, on Saturday
the 18th Of next moatli.
Testc,
N. SHEPPARD, OK.
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TooTH ACNE DRops.
HAMILToN's ELIXIR,

For coughs, asthmas, sore Threats, and uos.
disorders OF the breast and lungs, is recon-
mended as an unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence & Extract
OF MUSTARD.
a fresh supply have just been received &c
wifi VAIL & ROGERS
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ITcH OINTMENT.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative
Warranted to cure by one application.

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
TO- 10 the speedy relief and permanent cure for
tne various complaints which result from dis
s!Pated pleasures; Juvenile indiscretion re-
sidence IN Climates unfavorable to the consti-
tuition; the immoderate use of tea frequent
intoxicatIon, or other destructive intempcr-
ance the unskihul or excessive nse of mer.
curry the diseases peculiar to females at a
CERTAIN period OF life bad lyings in, &c.
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Hamilton's Worm Lozenees

his well known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense number of
children and adults of various dangerous
complaints arising from worms.
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Virginia (:

WIN. w. HENING, C. c.
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feel the more regret, sir, az the course
taken by your government in this affai:', be-
cause have been necessarily obliged in con-
sequence to suspend carrying into execution
that part of my Instructions by which was
directed Immediately on my ARRIVAL here to
offer such further reparation for the attack
On the Chesapeake frigatc as would, am
convinced, have proved satisfactory. had
the honor to state tn you, in our first inter
view, that had such Instructions, although
omitted to mention j, in my note, because,
As you may remember, Expressed to you at
the time. it seemed 20 me the American go
eernment might feel more free to act as the
Justice OF the case required, if the two sub
Jects were Kept unconneCted and in this o.
pinion thought You appeared TO concur.
have the honor to be, with the greatest
consideration and respect, sir, your most o.
bedient humble servant,
AUG. J. FOSTER.
TIE Han. James Monroe,
Secretary cf STATE.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is.
PRIME REGENT OF ENGLAND.

80 Hai<I# RAS,tS-NA VI y.
There are letters in the city received from
ore of ths most Influential and respectable
Mercantile Houses, dated Liverpool, 2sth
sept. last, &bich mention the then prevailing
opinion thaNhe Prince Regent has made his
terms with the present execrable Ministry
and that little or no doubt was entertained Of
the truth of this report.
There are variety of circumstances
which go to establish the probability of such
an event, having either already or that it is
soon likely to take place-the appointment
of his brother in the face Of the whole nation
his recen1eift of very valuable sinecure
to Lord Visc&nt Melville, and many othe,'
appointments Vow that he has very odd
way of opposiAsA Ministry, or Of supporting
an opposition
Should this report be confirmed, our 90
vernment may take one thing for granted,
that the most determined hostility ON their
part will be manifested towards this country.
and that every proposition they make, will
only be with view to ensnare us into mea-
sures. which they will no longer observe,
thanit may suit their insidious purposes.
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Signed p. C. VAN WICK.
Recorder gffhe city QfNsS, York.
The abave% named John Atkins further
stated thafhe bad been discharged from the
Il Little Belt Az arrival in England, up
On an applNafion3 made by general Lyman,
the American consul in London, in his be
half, and on due proof of the said Atkins be-
ing anative born American citizen, and bred
in the service of American vessels. He also
stated, that upon the Little Belts return from
Halifax to England, there appeared to be
two parties in the ship one maintaining that
the first fire came from the President, and
the other, from the Little Belt; that upon
their arrival, application was made to the
officers and men for proof of the fact that the
President gave the first FIRE; and that only
two officers and about seven or eight of the
men offered to make oath of it-ail the rest
unequivocally refusing The Insertion OF
which facts was accidently omitted in the be-
dy of the deposition.
p. G. VAN WICK.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
November 81.


RANA WAY from the subscriber the 10th
he day OF August last, negro woman by
the name of MILLER, shout thirty two Years
OF age, OF rather a yellow complexion, about 4
common size and well made; she had small
scar on her right check and her hair was rather
long, and had abushy appearance when she left
me, she had on Firgiaia cloth blue checked
petticoat and short jacket she took no other
clothes that recollect The above reward viii
be paid to any person who may deliver her to
the subscriber in the county of Nelson, near
JOHNSTON, or SO secure her in any Jail in this
commonwealth that get her again.
ELIAS iIAMBLET
November 18th, 1911.
NJ Lpurchased the above described NEGRO
womssf% Mr.. William Morgan OF Richmond
county; it is probable she may aim for that coun-
ty and may attempt to pass for a fec woman,ss
she has attempted to do so on former occasions.
C2m1 Ell.
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Rneal r. Bowie. of Prince George
county, has be& elected Governor of Mary
land.
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JAMES MONROE.
MR.. FOSTER 10 MR.. MONROE.
Washington, Oct %, 1911.


STR, ~ ~ A'ti'
nave had the honor to receive your let
ter of the 11th inst. inclosing copy Of the
proceedings of a court of enquiry held by or
der OF the President of the United States on
the conduct of Commodore Rodgers in the
late encounter between frigate of the Uni
ted States, the President, and His Maiesty's
ship the Little Belt, fixing on capt. Bingham
the charge Of having commenced the en-
gagement and claiming in consequence the
attention of His Majesty's government to-
wardSasas to an act of hostility on the parr
of the Hitish officer.
maybe permitted toremind you, sir, that
after had ascertained from you that no hos
tile intentions on the part of the government
of the United States were connected with
the proceedings Of Captain Rodgers. all /
asked in the first instance was, that the Pre-
sident of the United States would be pleased
to order an enquiry into his conduct, which
mad tended so seriously to interrupt the har-
mony subsisting between our two countries !;
and which having hitherto received no palli-
alton whatever from any evidence in con-
tradicton OF captain Bingham's statement,
as officially transmitted to His Majesty's go-
yernment, must have Continued to appear to
them to be utterly incapable of receiving
any.
The document you have now done me the
honorto communicate to me, with the copy
annexed, Of capt. Rodgers letter, flor the
trst time officially before mel is, however, so
far satisfactory as it shows that capt Rode-
ers has endeavored to exculpate himself, ex-
hibitng the ground ON which he rests his de-
fence, and ! shall without delay transmit il
70 be laid before His Royal Highness the
Prince Regent. It certainly proves most
unaccountable difference to exist between the
statement of the commander and officers of
the Little Belt and those Of the President, as
to the firing of the first gun; but must re-
mark that from the Concurrent testimony of
several of the officers Of the United States
snip, as to the orders given by capt. Rodg-
ers on nearing the Little Belt, there appears
to have been an impression on his mind that
an encounter was to ensue, and as the Little
Belt was evidently eudeavoring TO avoid him.
such an idea it would seem could only have
arisen from the opinion he entertained Of his
own proceedings as being likely TO bring it on.
take this occasion to acknowledge the
re ceipt Of your letter dated September IA.
IN answer to mine of the Cd, a copy of which
l immediately forwarded to my government
! nave the honor to be, with the highest con.
slderStion and respect, sir, your most obedient
humble servant,
AUG. J. FOSTER
TO the hon. .1cfnes Monroe, &c. &c &C.
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Departed this life on Thursday the 18th, inst
at buckingham courthouse, Mr.. ARCHIBALD
BRANCH, after a short but severe illness.
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DIED-At Suffolk, on Wednesday. last,
FISHER DAsHIELL, Esq. for many yearsA
member Of the Virginia Legislature, and d
magistrate of Nansemond county.
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J-to. NlONhOE.
.4ug7tstus J. Foster, Esq. &c. sc. sc.
Mr.. MoHeoH 70 Mr.. FOSTER.
Department Of St0te, Oct IL, 1871.
SIR,
1 have the honor to TRANSMIT. to you a
copy OF the proceedings of Court of Enuui-
ry, held by order OF the President, on the con-
duct OF Commodore Rodgers, in the late en-
Counter between fiigatc of the u. States,
the President, and His Britannia Maiesty's
shin, the Little Belt
The result Of rhs enquiry, which was con-
Quoted IN public, in manner the most fair
and impartial, and established by the concur
rent testimony of al the officers of the Ame-
rican ship, and of others whom it was pro-
per to summon, cannot it is presumed, leave
a doubt in the mind of any one that Captain
Bingham made the attack, and without JUS
tihable cause.
That Commodore Rodgers pursued YES
sci which had at first pursued him, and hail
ed her as soon as he approached within a
suitable Distance, are circumstances which
can be of no avail to Capt Bingham. The
United States have a right to know the natl
onal character OF the armed ships which hn-
yer on their coast, and whether they visit il
with friendly or Illicit views. It is right in
separable from the sovereignty OF every indie.
pendent state, and intimately connected with
their tranquility and peace. All nations .ex-
ercise it, aad none with more rigor, or ut q
greater distance from the coast than Grca,
Britain herself, nor any, on more Unsuitable
grounds, than the United States In additi
on to the considerations which have recon
mended these precautions to other powers i
is rendered of the more Importance to the q
States, by the practice of armed vessels, from
the West Indies investing our coast for unau
thcrised and even pnatical purposes. In
stances have also occurred, in which the com
manders of British ships of war, after impress
sing seamen from American vessels, hav,
concealed their names, and the names of thei
ships, whereby an application to their go
vernment for the PREPARATION due for such out
| RACES, with the requisite certainty, is render
ed inpracticable. For these reasons the con
duct of Commodore Rodgers, in approachin,
| the Little Belt to make the necessary enoni
ries, and exchange a friendly salute, wa
strictly correct.
The President therefore, can regard til,
| act of capt. Bingham no otherwise than as
hostile aggression on the flag of the Unite,
| states, and he is persuaded, that his BRITANNIA
Majesty, viewing it in the same light will be
stow ON 1t the attention which it merits.
With great respect and consideration,
have the honor to be, sir. your most obedien
| servant,
JAMES MONROE.
dug. y. Foster, Esq. &c. &c. &c.
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The London papers complain of the I'M
warrantable conduct of interested persons
tor their insinuations that the crops have
oeen light and the harvest partial. 1t is said
by ot2ers, that crops in England, upon an a.
ver3Be, have never been more aboundant
- w Y. Gazette.
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Advertisement.

as Virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed
~ by Col. John Mayo, on the I2,h dav OF
March, 1ScS, for The purpose of securing
the payment of certain SUMS Of money there.
IN mentioned, to J0hn Swami, executor Of
samuel Swami, dec. wiz be offcred for sale,
at Public Auction, fer ready money, on the
18Th day OF December next, onthe premises
a certain TRACT or parcel OF Lane, near.
the town OF Manchester, in the county of
Chesterfield, supposed to contain S69 acres
and 4poles; Commonly called and known
by the name Of BUCK-HILL,, for the pur-
pose OF RAISING he'ween four and five hun
dreddoiiars, being the balance due upon one
OF the bonds mentioned in the said Deed Of
Trust.
THE TRUSTEES.