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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-19
Georgetown, March I'd, 1911.

MY DEAR SIR,
You may well be surprised at nv not
having answered your letter, respecting the
attacks of the writer of a pamphlet who
calls himself Numa, on our friend JoHN
RA%DoLPH' can only excuse my apparent
neglect, by pleading an habitual unwilling
ness DIETER writing, and a supposition, that
the assertions and insinuations of an anony-
Hhous writer, would have little effect, either
On me pubnc opinion, or on the feelings of
our Trend he following statement of fact. I
aver to be true, and would, if it were tbongbt
necessary, attest upon oath.
During somepart of the session conprocs
IN the witer 1866, Mr. christopher c lark
then Representative from Virginia. met me
IN the passage, leading from one of the Com
mittee rooms, TO the place in which the
tiouse OF Representatives then sat; he held
In hand writing, which he Showed rnc
drawn IN the form of resolution of the
Euuse OF Representatives, Y hich he said he
intended to offer to the chair. The purnort
OF the resolution was, to recommend MIR /
Randolph to the President of the u. States
as TT person to be employed on foreirn
mission, think to France. understood frn1,
Mr. Clarke, that the paper, either had not
peen shewn to any person, but myself. or AT
most to one or two others. immediately
objected to It, on the ground of its being an
uh"arrantable attempt to interfere with the
constitutional prerogative of the chief execu-
i've magistrate, and therefore extremely i'm
proper and also OH the ground Of the tenn
per, manifested By great portion Of the
members Of the house towards Mr. Randolph.
ana therefore impracticabie ;-addine. ii
remember the expression well) {" You would
Bluch sooner get a vc:e Of the House to ex-
pei him"
ut my request, Mr.. Clarke dcs;ste j from
Offering his proposed resolution. and / b..
heVe, Immediately DESTROYED it. OF the
whole of this transaction, and Of all Ire Cir-
cuinstahces, Mr. Randolph was totally irno-
rant, until some time in the succeedinc sessj-
On OF Congress, when related the Whole af
tar To HIM. All the assertions of TuaI4 re-
spectng an application to Mr.. jefferson or
Mr.. Madison, and all his insinuatious. th,t
Such az application, was made, or intended
20 De made, on behalf OF Mr.. Randolph. bv
myself, by any person with my knowledge.
or PR ity, arc totaiy false and unf1undcd.
ana II am right ~ my conjectuHes. as 20
the author, they are atiyfuly.I ikgc
am, dear sir, with sentiments Of tn. hioh-
est esteem, your friend and servant.
JOSEPH CLAY.
fair application Of this posthumous evil
deuce to the fact IL question, via enable the
pubic to determine 70 what extent it excul-
pates O. convicis Nv Randolph in relation
10 the charge advanced BY NUMA.
al memorial (says NUmA,l was drafted
Gard believe Joseph Clay, OF Philadelphia,
can tell by whom it was drawn stating Chat
the subscribers 70 It understood there vas =
new envoy about to DC sent to a certain court
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C.. & z. WAITE'S
=
LIST OF PRIZES IN THE

AND and NEGROES For Sale.-By virtue
La OF a decree u the honorable Superior
Court Of ChanceFy for the Richmond district,
VIII De Sold, to the highest bidder, Tor ready
money, on Tuesday, the 18th day of April next,
If fair, otherwise the next fair day, at Mount
Pleasant, the beautiful seat of the late Robert
Donald, Esq. that valuable tract of LAND, a.
foresaid, called Moun.-Pleasant, situate in the
county of Chesterfield, upon Appomattox river,
about three miles below the town of Peters
burg, and containing, according to the deed,
$50 acres, more or less. There is upon the
Land convenient clearinghouse and out
houses and its vicinity to Petersburg, its sit,I-
alton on nayigablc water, fertility of soil, md o.
ther advantages, render il a desirable property.
The sale will be made at the Dwelling
AND on the following day, "Wednesday, the
18th Of Aptl, viii be Sold, by Public Auction,
for ready money, in obedience to the said de
cree, at the Tavern of James Durell in the
town OF Petersburg, upwards of Thirty -Yalua-
bic SLAVES, Men, Women and Children.
AND on Friday, the 18th of April, VIII be
Sold, to the highest bidder, for ready money,
by virtue otthe same decree, at the DWELLING
House of Doctor Thomas Augustus Tavlor,
near 0sborne's, in the county OF Chesterfield,
the other Personal Estate of the said Robert
Donald, deceased--consisting of Household
and Kitchen FURNITURE, a CHARIOT, &c
g. X. TAYLOR,
CemmissioHer.
March II. ids
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congyess-Hall, l2th March, 1912.

C0Ngrsss-HaN, l2th March, 1872
Mr.. GALES
Sri notice in the National Intelligent
Ger of the 9TH inst. OH the final vote unon the
report of the Committee of Ways and Means,
Tor laying taxes, anu made to vote in the ncsra-
tive. 1t is an error--I voted for it on tire final
vote; but voted against the tax on salt, stills
and country stamps.
NJ CIAY
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portion OF tie territory usually called West
Florida, which lies East OF Pearl River.
Ndt. liz.
TIE British int,igue.--The committee ofthe
House OF Representatives, to whom was refer
red tie Presidents message respecting Hon
rvs disclosures, yesterday obtained leave 10
meet during the sitting os the House. Ills un-
terGt BOD, that the committee propose exam M
ing such testimony, respecting Mr.. Henry and
his mission, as ii is in Hiii,in their power TO
obtain. With this view, We learn, that a To-
reigner OF rank mot an Engiishmai) now in
this city, was yesterday summoned before the
committee, and examined touching his know.
ledge of Mr.. Henry, &C.. It is understood
that the committee yesterday adjourned, with.
out concluding his examination, to meet again
at ten O'clock tomorrow. We have rot asccr-
tanned that any thing material is disclosed to
the committee, so far as the examination has
progressed. To what information the rescar-
ches OF the committee may eventually lead we
Cannot say; but they will doubtless report in
day or two, the result of their enquiries.
70.
Mr.. Henry has been stated in our paper to
be AN Eng !ishnnan. We now learn from Mr..
Fisk, that he is native Of Ireland
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-19

.GLANKETS AND CLOATHTNG.
The Massachusetts Legislature robo,.,
lon tho governors message,) thar the sbili'
" Of the commonwealth to afford a s,fIici-
cncy q such necessary supplies, indcpen-
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EAGLE.

IL ETle4zs-5o EAGLE
iG q 1894 The celebrated horse Fk-
~ sa.tksaeGA. GLE, imported last Deem
Der, will stand the present season ut Whitbv lin
place Of Beiiicld, &c was lately advertsed) in
Chesterfield county, on James River, three miles
heiow RichmondF He VIII be let 20 mares -
SIXTY DOLLARS. payable with FIFTY in Tie
season, (and ONE DOLLAR to the Groom to be
sent with the mares) which viii commence on.
the 20th inst. and terminated on the lst of Au.
gust
Eotrng but The low price Of produce at this
time, could induce his ownertO let him stand
st the above reduced price having stood in
England ct twenty'one guineas, Tor several sea-
sons.-The subscriber cannot be accountable
for accidents or escapes, but engages to pay the
greatest attention TO all mares left usdcr his
care. The pasturagc is equal, if not superior
to any in the state, there being upwards of
tfreC. hundred acres well enclosed, 100 laid
down with clover, which will be furnished
gratis Other provender on reasonable terms
EAGLE is a beautiful bay, fun sixteen hands
high, and was gotten by Volunteer, I a son Of
Eclipse out Ola HighAyer mare, her dam, by
Engineer Cadc--Lass of the i1ill by Traveller
Miss N1akclCss--P --WoodcOck---
CrO','s Day Barb, &c. Sec general stud book
To nca;iou all Eagles performances would
Ell a column. Those who wish to be more par.
tc ularly informed viii please 70 FER to The Ra-
cidT calendars nom 1879 to 1895 incl isive.
which may be seen in the possession o, the sub
scriher. It is sufficient in this place to OBJ
serve. thet during the long period in Wiltshire
was on thc tuTf each succeeding wear occurred
lin additional reputation, until at length lYz
lcft it. lie was the speedcst horse at New
Market, consequently in England, and prn
nouuced by the best Judges, the finest horse
in that Country, and rivallcd by few, if anv.
thai ever did exist in any Country.
The money, or a note Of hand forfhe season
20 be sent with the mares.
SAMUEL S. SAUNDERS.
Whitby, March 18Th, 1912.
n. Eagles Colts are now IN the highest
reputation in England, owing 90 their umcOu
mon success, for during the last two years, hc
has had no less than thirteen winners, VIZ. As.
mOdeus three years old, YVES four times winner
last year % Ncwmarl e.. Mr. Edwards three
times at To, same place, Macao, Pheasant.
Icon, Forte, Aigette, husuiline, &c. SC al
winners. Ctf7
NOR RENT, near tine Capitol, the House
- belonging to Il. Randolph, Esq. and Iatel.-
occupied by the subscriber. Apply 90 20 Nlr
Geo Grecnhow, or to
LII. CIRARDTS.
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EOR RENT, tor two years, and possession
L given Immediately, DOVER MILLS, in
Goochiand county. They run three pair Of Bur
and one pair of Corn Stones, arc in complete.
order, in an excellent neighborhood for wheat,
< on Dover Greek which will admit Boats neart
ly to the Mills, which are within hall a mile Of
james River.
ISAAC WEBSTER
Richmond, 7;h March, 1912. Cw3t1
Z VIE subscriber has qualified IS the admir-.
Il OF ABRAHAN u. VEVABLE, deed. Those
who have treeidcd accounts or transactions
with tho sad A g. Yenable, arc requested On
make them known 20 the subscriber.
RiCHARD u. VENAGIE
Prince Edward, March 1t, 1912 (w5)
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AUGIrS- I FOSTER

Hahirgton, March Ii, 1912.
On motion of Mr.. Newton the message and
documents were referred to the committee
OF foreign relations, and ordered 20 be print
ed.
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The undersigned however cannot but trust
that The American Government and the Con-
gross OF the United States will take into con-
s;deratcn the character Of the individual who
mas made tie communication in question !;
and viii suspend any further judgment Oh It's
merits until the circumstances shall have
been made known TO His Maiesty's Govern
mcnt.
The undersigned requests the Secretary
OF State to accept the assurance of Ills nigh
est consideration.
lSigned)
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Extract eta letter from JoHy HENRI TO E..
j. CoALE, Esq. u Baltmore, dated
NEW YnpK Enh o.

NEW YORK, Feb. q.
" In eight days 1 hope to find good op-
portunity to cross the Atlantic There are
vessels bound to England and France, and |
am somewhat undecided as to which of the
two it is most eZpedent to go for direct.
Perhaps | may think it best TO go to the con-
tinent.
Should you see any publications on that
subject" disclosures made to government
and mentioned above in this letter. Eat a
ny time, give you full liberty to repeat all
l have told you, and be particularly careful
to rePel with indignation any insinnation the
spirit OF party may suggest, that my politi-
Cal mission or the papers connected with it,
contain single line that can expose any hui
man being in the u States"
Mr. Coale makes oath to this before
Sterrett on the 18th March.
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II is rumorcd (says the Baltimore Ameri-
CAM that Henry, The British spy, has gone
to France in the Wasp.
The following message in writing was re-
ceiyed from the President Of the United
States 5y MIR Coles his secretary, on Mon
day last.
To tie Senate and Horse of Representa-
G0es ofthe United Sfstcs.
lay before Congress letter from the
Envoy Extraordinary anI Minister Plcnipo-
Tertiary OF Great Britain to the Secretary of
State.
JAMES MADISON.
March 18th, 1912.
The undersigned his Britannia Maiesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipo-
Tertiary to The United States, has read i'm the
public papers ofthis city with The deepest
concern the message sent by the President
OF the United States to Congress on the 9th
inst. and the documents which acconpati-
I'd It.
ln the utter ignorance OF the undersigned
as toau the Circumstances alluded toin hose
documents, he can only disclaim most solemn
" on ms own part, the having had any kno.v-
ledge whatever Of the existence OF such
MISSION or Of such transaction as the cnmmu-
nication OF Mr.. Henry refers ~, & e<-rcsshis
conviction that from what he knows OF those
branches OF his Maiesty's government with
winch nc d IN the habit u hating intercourse.
no c9untenancc whatever was given BY t:icn
70 any schemes hostile 60 TIC Internal srso
guilty IT The United States.
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TCOR RENT, near the Capitol, the House
,. belonging to l.. Randolph, Esq. and latch
occupied by the subscriber. Apply 70 20 Nlr.
Geo Grecnhow, or to
LII. GIRARDTS.
February 10, (tD
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WARRINGTON Cry, March IL.

The blu for the admission NJ the Nis.issip.
pr territory into The Union, has been ordered
to "A third reading in the House of Representa-
yves, including in it's prescribed limits, that
portion OF tie territory usually called West
Florida, which lies East OF Pearl River.
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NUMA.
Extract 9fa letter from Washngton, dalea
iMarch 1871. 1919.

NNE|CH 1871, 1917.
we have nothing new or important, but
Earth -Quakes, in the South, and Treason.
In the North.--The committee ON Foreign
Relations to whom was referred the com
mdIicatiohs OF John Henry are yet in session.
Much J, expected from them on this dia-
bolical subject.-Flow well the time agrees
with the predictions OF cerrain great man
from Boston"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-19

he Provincial Parliament of Lower
Canada assembled at Quebec on the Dist nit.
The Speech Of the Governor adverts to
tae dubious relations between the United
states and Great Britain, and tells the Ca
nadians that it will "rcquire no ordinary
exercise OF loyalty to v withstand the eTects''
OF what ne terms the g unfriendly DISPOSE
ton" OF the American government. lie
urges ms Parliament to testify their LOYALTY.
by speedily taking measures for the preser-
yatiJn OF INC established government, and
Tor " repeing any Sudden attack" which
may be made OF Canada "by tumultuary
force - The speech calls the Canadian 60
yernment "most perfect form, received.
from great, a free and enlightened peoDle:.'
and u asserts the fallacious and iidicuIous
position, that the British cabinet. in oppo-
sing thcr &c implacabic and powerful de-"
have exercised he " most splendid polii-
ca! and moSs exalted moral UbIues." THE
Canadian Governor insults the anderstan-
dings of his Parliament, when he talks Of
Ihe virtue and morality Of the British cabi-
nct.-Dakt. american
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SIR HARRY,

Bci;cvc6 10 be me haHda7a,
est, and n2toriousty kHozon
20 te enc oFfhe beet sons at
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From tic NJ Y. Public Aduertiser.
THE JUND EkI(.ATE

His Britannia majesty's ship the Juno fri.
gate, armed at all poinss. arrived in our
bay few days since as a flag oftruce. The
port admiral having performed his duty a.
greeably to the orders of the commander in
Chief OF the forts * harbor, nothing remained
wanting to afford every comfort to the flag
ard respect fer the sacred character in
which she had arrived. But. it appears,
that the more we honorably. indulge the re
representatives. of the English nation. the
more we are insulted and abused by their
temerity and disrespect. The innate laws
IT civilization, it is true, awards to the mes
sengers OF peace, at least the right of hos
pitality and, every act of ours towards
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:, your very humble servant,
WILLIAM DUANE,
Editor of the aurora
TO THE pIJnI.Ic

MY name being mentioned in the foreeo-
ing extract from the National IntelGgencer.
1 deem it to be MY duty to clare. that
having been present. at the meeting at Nezs-
YORK therein alluded to, the statement of
the proceedings Of, that meeting is enttrelv
Jafse. also know that no persons v ere
authorized by that meeting to make any
communication to Mr.. CLINTON, nor was
any made or reported to the meeting from
MN: cirinot vouch for that gentleman's
opinions, having never spoken to him in nv
lifei nor seen him but once, and then while
he was presiding IN Court of Justice -
but the intimation of the expressions or SEN
timent ascriDed to Mr.. CLINTON, as" made
to a certain Ii uiber of the caucus" Is en-
tlreiy new to me, aud repugnant to every
representation of his political creed winch
has come to my knowledge.
October 20, 1912. II. G.. OTIS
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DOMESTIC.
BALrIMovE, October 20.

Arrived, the private armed schooner Ros-
sic, Commodore Barney, from cruize !;
this schooner has taken, sank and burnt
eighteen prizes---she had been binety DAYS
rfcctfye at sea, her cruize extended to the
eastward of the grand bank of Newfound-
land, and on the banks of the port of-St.
Johns--along that coast to the isle of Sa-
bles, on St. Georges Bank--touched in at
Newport ( X. I. for officers and men
flied water, and proceeded to the West
Indies. Passed off Bermudas from thence
80 windward of the Somtrero passage, the
passage by So Ihomas's; Mona passage !;
Turks Island passage 1.-THE Caycos passage,
and Crooked Island passage, then into the
Gulph Of Florida and home. The crew are
in high health and spirits. not man sick,
except the spoanaed III actfon ! the most of
faem are nearly recovered,
Extract of the log book of Schooner Rossfe
July 18th, sailed from Baltimore. duly
As, left Cape Henry. July 18th, spoke ship
Ehetra. of Philadelphia, informed her Of
th war. July 21st spoke brig Triton, of
Portsmouth,, informed her Of the war. July
81, spoke ship Rising Sun of Baltimore, in
formed her OF the war. July 22d, seized
brig NyT7hh OF Newburyport, for breach Of
the non-i1f'orfotfon n7v. July 22d, spoke
ship Reserve of Bath--22d spoke brig -,
from Lisbon to New London, informed her
OF the war. July 23d was chased by fri
gate, fired Is shot at us, out sailed her,
July 30th chased by a frigate, out sailed
her. July 3lst took and burnt the ship
frtneess Royni. August Isl; took * map
ned the ship kiIty. Cd, took and burnt tho
following: brig Fame, brig Deuonshirc,
schooner 91hfd, and took the brig Brothers.
put OIL board her prisoners and sent her
40 ST. Johns, to be exchanged for as many
Americans 81, took and sunk the brig
Henry, and schooner Race Horse, burnt the
schooner HaGJdr, manned the brig William
(arr.J and gave the schooner Two Bro
there to 40 prisoners, and sent them to St.
Johns on parole. 9th, took the ship JAMIE
after short action, she mounting - frans,
sent her tor the u. 5. Carr. 10th, seized
the brig Rebecca, Of Saco, from London
Tor breach of the non imhorfaHon k1aD
arr Nth. spoke brig Hazard, from
Cadiz, informed her of tie war. 10Th, spoke
ship Hercules from Malta. informed her of
the war. 18th, spoke brig Fdvorife, from
Cadiz to Boston. August 20, spoke brig
John adams, who had Been captured and
plundered by the Gnerriere and let go.-
August "a seized Ship EuhhrRtes Ut New
Bedford for breach Of the non -inihorfation
iazO (arr.J August 2Sth, spoke a brig
prize to the Befjamin FraakLin privateer.
August 29th, spoke ship Je5VeH az Portland,
formed her of the war. Aug Goth, spoke
hooner Ann and Mary Of New London,
horned her OF the war. September 9Th,
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TENHE Subscriber has Just received by the Aurora
Il fron Bristol and Liverpool, a general assort-
ment OF Crockery and Glass Ware, Of the most mo.
dern fashion /; among which, els crates, and 90
Hhds- of Biae printed, Willow, Cottage, blue and
green edged, Egyptian and Cream cooured Ware.
very large proportion of the Crates contain Plates
and Dishes; Is hhds. of elegant cut CLASSIFY the
same arrival general assortment of Garden Seed,
also Timothy, Red and White Glover, and Lueern
Seed the growth of the last season. From Phil
adeiphia-Fresh Gun-powder, Imperial, Young. Hy-
son and Souchong Teas twenty-five Hhds. best
refined Loaf Sugar, together with an assortment of
almost every article in the grocery line, which he
will sell at small advance for cash aoceptances in
town. EDV.3R ID H4LL4.H
Il For Rent and immediate possession given, con-
venient tenement for genteel Family. II. E.
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EDOBERT g. SCOTT has commenced the prac-
4 tice OF the Law in the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry FOR the Villa nsburg District, residing in the
city o. Williamsburg. He is enabledto attend pune.
toaiy to the different suits in which he may be en-
gagged and to those who may entrust their business
TO his care he promises his best endeavours to pro-
mote their interests. His health is now far REIN
stated, that will be in his power attend the diff
fcrent courts, both Superior and Inferior, held for
the counties of Gloucester, York, Warwick, Eliza.
beth City, and James City,.
Williamsburg, October 16. AVIS
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the Juno. has eyinted that disposition to-
wards her. Then how shall we reconcile
the fact, that the officers Of the Juno arc at
TINS moment actually employed in sounding
me channels TO The entrance of our hor6or,
ana taking actual surveys Of the different
dispositions OF our encampments-; the va
rious distances, strength, and situati m of
our forts and, We are informed, that this
Is with view to the progress Of the secret
expedition which is now fitting out at II ali
tax, and for which an embargo has been
iaid in that port, for the requisite period
we DO not hesitate to say, that the most
prompt and efficient steps will be taken to
render this ungenerous and das,artiIy con-
duct ct the commander of the Juuo of nu-
gatory consequence, Nothing; however,
more clearly eludicates the double treach-
cry and Carthagenian policy of England
ihan this does. She holds out the olive branch
IN one hand. and with the other she cuts
oar throass /! There is but one remedy
which can be safely pursued to counteraet
THIS dangerous admission of cartels and
I'ass vi truce, SO frequently, and for no o.
tler end under Heaven than to deceive and
take advantage of our credulity or weak
ness !; tsat remedy, we have no doubt, will
ne pursued by the competent authority
L he lessons which we have already received!
from England, teach us. that we have No.
tmng to hope from her justice and every
thing to tear from her freqchery. Let the
remembrance Of Copenhagen be ensraven
upon the memory OF our citizens the in
no Is the messenger OF similar catastro'
phe IN anticipation. She is so,ihdrng our
waters. & by the time her messenger arrives
from Washington, she will be able to sail
ana meet ADMIRAL IGarren half way, with
her bearings, flats, ard SOU dings. as a,pre
cursor to an attack upon New York, and
the entrance of our harbor by British fee,
If they can.
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October 90.

7 eEMOVAL--ELTfS REED has removed to
y q the store lately occupied by Mr. Benjamin
Kimball where he offers for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms very extensive and general assort-
ment of Shoes of the best quality.
Also 100 Doe. mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks of various sizes
Oct. 90. 2awi2w
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N7HL BE SOLD on the premises the 95tk
w November next for cash, the stock Of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep--slso the plantation uten.
sells belorging to the Estate Of Joseph Scott deed.
IN the county of Powhatan. Z.
VIM. SCOTT Exr.
OF Joseph Scott deed.
Oct. 20. ids