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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13
Richmond Prices Current.
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THE MONUMENT.

As the size and form of the Monument to
be erected over the remains of the victims to
the connagrasion Of the Theatre lately con-
sunsd in this city, will depend On the sum
subscribed for that purpose, and as it must
be extremely desirable that arrangements
should be promptly made, for commencing
the work, it will be necessary soon to close
the subscription. The committee therefore
earnestly request those gentlemen whose
feelings impel them to give this mark
of their regard for the memories of the de-
ceased, not to defer their Contributions, as the
subscription will close on the LIST day Of March
next
j. Marshall,
Jocrfsh Alarr,
". Fenzyick,
Ben. Hatcher, a
Tics. Taylor.
Friday 31st, Jan. 1912. t1stM
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To alter the time of holding the district
courts of the United States for the North
Carolina District.
BEH enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Rekresent0tiUes ofthe United Stetes Of n
meTica, in Congress assembled, That instead
OF the times heretofore established FOR the
sessions of the district courts of the United
States, in the North Carolina district. the
said courts shall hereafter commence and be
holden on the following days in each year,
that is to say: at E6enton, in and for the dis
trict of Albemarle, on the third Monday OF
April, and third Monday Of October: az
Newborn, in and for the district of Pampti-
CO, on the first Monday after the third Mon
day of April, and third Monday of October !:
at Wilmington, in and for the district ofCape
Fear, on the second Monday afterthird Mon
day Of April, and third Monday Of October,
any thing contained in any former act or acts
to the contrary Notwithstanding. And all
actions, suits. process, pleadings, recogni-
zances, and all proceedings Of what ma
ture or kind soever, civil or criminal, com
menced or to be commenced, and made re-
turnable to any of the said courts, in the
month of February next, shall be continued
respectively, and shall be returned to. and
have day in, the term of said courts next to
be holden by virtue Of this act, and the same
proceedings shall be had thereon, with tile
same effect and power they would have had
if this alteration had not been made
Sec. 2. ind Be ft1nr1her enacted, That if
the judge of the district courts aforesaid
should fail to attend on the first day of the
term Of any of the said courts, respectively,
it shall and may be lawful for the marshal
of the district, and he is hereby authorised.
to adjourn the said court or courts, until the
next succeeding day, and if the said Judge
does not attend before the expiration Of the
second day of the term Of the said court or
courts, respectively, it shall and may be law
ful for .he marshal aforesaid to adjourn the
said court or courts to the term next in course.
any thing in any former act or acts TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
H. CLAY,
SSeater affhe Hoass Of Representative.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vies-PSesideat oftde United States raa Pyesilsst
Of the Senate.
December l2, 1911
ArPRoTEo,
JAMES MANSON.
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by AUTHORITY
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

AN ACT
Authorizing the purchase of ordnance and
ordnance stores, camp equppage and O.
Their Quarter-Master's stores and small
arms.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. ofthe United States of II
nrericG, III Congress assembled, That the
sum of one millions FIVE hundred thousand
dollars be, and the same is hereby appropri-
ated for the purchase, under the directionsof
the President Of the United States, Of ord
nance and ordnance stores, camp equipage
and other auarter-nasters' stores for the use
of the army OF the United States
Sec. 2. dnd be il further enacted, That the
sum of four hundred thousand dollars be, and
the same is hereby appropriated for the pur-
chase, under the direction Ct the President
of the United States, of saltpetre and sui
phur, for making the same into powder, and
for ordnance and small arms for the use OF
the Navy of the United States.
II. CLAY,
Speaker cfthe House IF Rebresentatiges
GEO CLINTON,
Yies President efthe United States, and President
cffhe Senate.
APPROVES,
JAMES MADISON.
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WILL be offered for sale at Marin Hill, the
w late DWELLING OF Susanna Lewis,
deed. near The City of Richmond, on Thursday
the Goth inst. about 100 BARRELS CORN, the
Stock Of Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Horses, and one
large young wel-broke Mule also the House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools,
quantity Of Sailed Pork and new cured Bacon
likewise, parcel Of Shucks & Straw. ere.
dit Of IL months will be allowed. the purcha-
scrs TO give bond with approved security for
all sums above ten dolls to bear interest from
tho day Of sale ifnot paid within thirty days
after becoming due, and for sll sums Of 0dolars
and under, cash will be required. The above
property belongs to the estate Of the said SUI
sannah Lewis aad Wiltshire VI. Lewis deed.
WAITER SHELTON,
acting Exeeutoy Of Spsaana Lewis G.
Tgiyfshiye N. Lesois, dcc'.L
Richmond, 9th Feb. 1912 1tds1
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The committee conclude their report with
stating their opinion that "the whole Of the
work donominated the Armory has been as we'll
conducted as could be reasonably expected chat
IS, with order and economy; appropriations of
money correctly applied so far as has been
drawn from the Treasury, and fair systematic
account kept thereof; and that the "arms made
the preceding year arc generally of superior
quality 10 those heretofore furnished"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13
CIRCULAR.-L. II. GIRARDIN. labourinr =,

IRCULAR-L. H. CIRARDIN, Iabouring at
~ present under an obstinate malady, and UNI
abls, besides, TO recover that calm and serenity
of maid, which the instruction of youth re-
quircs, returns sincere thanks to his friends and
patrons, for their LIBERAL and long continued
tavors.-onihc lastdaS of the present month, he
will retire from Mis lresent employment, and
hopes that parents and guardians will acquesce
IN measure rendered necessary by circum-
stances SO horribly distressing, Their respective
accounts shall speedily be rendered, up to Peb
ast, and every thing fairly and amicable ADJUST
ed.
l.. II. GIRARDIN begs leave to recommend
toparents {; guardians Mr.. F. POWER, who in
tends to continue instructing youth in certain
branches, and after certain plan, which he will
himself make k.own.-Mr. POWER was intro
duced to l.. II. G.. by characters of the highest
respeetability, and by them warmly recommend
ed. He has since amply jnstihedtheir eulogies
His abilities have been evinced by the best
criterion the progress OF his classes. l.. II. q.
trusts that, on becoming acquainted with the
present state ofthings, and with Mr.. POWERS
plan, parents and guardians will not hesitate to
encourage 4 gentleman, who POSSESSED ss many
means OF being eriinently useful 20 society
Richmond, Jan. 30. ST.
MIR. L. H. GIRARDIN, -sir--The very fat
1TA tering manner in which you have been
pleased TO recommend my feeble talents TO an
enlightened public claims my most particular
thanks and while the grateful feelings of my
heart vainiy seek for language adequate TO their
expression, it consoles me to reflect that have
il at least in ny power to retain just and last
ing sense of the obligation you have conferred
upon me. I am most respectfully, sir, your
much obliged and humble servant,
FRANCIS POWER.
Richmond, Feb 4. St
Z DUCATION-The subscriber, encouraged
IL by the recommendation Of his friend Mr.. l..
Fl. Girardin, proposes to instruct twenty FIVE
young gentlemen, and not more, in the follow
ing branches, on the terms to them annexed.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Eng
lish Grammar, Composition, use of
the Globes, Arithmetic, Euclid's f.
dement's and Algebra, S 40 per ann
Do with Greek & Latin or either so
Do with French so
Do. with Greek & Latin or either,
with the addition of French, go
Annual extra charge for fuel, ink,
&c.
or Tlie school, which opens on the 1st OF
February, will be kept for short time in Mr..
J.. n. Girardin's house on Capitol hill and after
wards in the most eligible situation that can be
procured.
RicfSaond, Feb. 4. IT.
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NOTICE.-Thc subscriber being DESTROYS
~ to close his executorship of the late Will
liam Ryan decd. request all these indebted
to the estate, to come forward and make
payment, as no indulgence can be given !;
and those who have claims will apply for
payment, on or before next May Hastings
Court, or this will be plead as barr against
them.
JAMES LYNCH, Ex'r.
February 10. (2)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-02-13

LTOR RENT, near the Capitol, the House
r belonging to +. Randolph, Esq. and lately
occupied by the subscriber. Apply to to Mr..
Geo Greenhow, or to
LII, GIRARDIN.
February 10. 90
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II VIRTUE of a deed of trust, executed to the
the subscribers, by John Hughes, scn'r.
bearing date the 18th day of March 1911 ard
OF record III the county. Cont of Amelia, they
Will proceed to sell at Thomas Porrells Tavern,
IN the county of Amelia, ON Saturday the 29th
TINS month, to the highest bidder for cash, the
iotiowir2 negroes TO wit.--LUCY, DOLLY,
BEN and MOSES, or as many as will be sufiici-
ent to satisfy the debt mentioned IN said deed
'of trust, to be due from said Hughes, to Tho's
ferkinson, andthe expenses attending said sale
Tfhe subscribers will convey to the purchaser
the title vested in them as trustees.
WILLIAM PORRELL,
AUSTIN SEAY,
PETER RISON.
Perkinsonville, Feb. 18th, 1912. (wSt.)
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rair OF Traces charged in A. &
D, II. SMITHS invoice and not receiy-
ed by them, at 9s ? so
balance in favor of the Penitenti-
arg q 6.1o2 10
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Or. BY articles sold and delivered
TO the selling agents and to the Off
GERS OF the commonwealth during
the year S 5S.I04 81
otocS on hand Nov. SCth 1911 $3.50 80
Articles manufactured for the com
m0n ng:,ui (. on hand same date ll,17z. So
AMOUNT charged for support of U:
States prisoners 1851 90
lOo,5S9 II
The number OF Prisoners in the renitet,a,y.
July lst. 1911 was Io?.
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S6,5S9 IS
Burr, purchasing agent to June cOth
iSl. $500 1915 81
(successor ofD. l. Bsrr) 70 Nov. 3Oth
io di..,, 1O,259 Il
tive Of prices Of articles manufsctur.
co; 45t 50
D.ct % FTisoFers 3,228 IS
NssnsS COMMISSIONS 5000 %
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virginia.: Rules holden in tie Clerks Or
fec Of The Superior court o. Clanccry tor tae
Richmond District, the litn day Of July, 1872
Augustine Smith, TLfE
.QgaiaSt
Aldridge James, administrator IF 1ames Wright
who was executor Of jeremiah Davnaii, Joseph D IT.
nall, William Russell and Mary lis wife James SIN
clair AMI Margaret his wife, Caty Dainall and Oar
nall Latham, an infant Of Thomas Latham, now 80
signed his guardian DeHs.
The defendant Joseph Darnall, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to The
act OF assembly aud tho rules Of tis court and it .
rearRg by satisfactory evidence that he is not IN IN
hahtent 1T this couBtty-H is oydeycd, That t'e
sad defendant do appear here thc FIRST day Of tie
next term and answer the bill Of The plaintiff; sud
that cnpy Of this order be forthwith ingcr Ell in
some newspaper Published ia the city ct Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at tie front
door Of the Capitol, ia tie aid city.
A copy. Iostc,
WH. w. HENING, c c.
September Is. wSw
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4 10th, 1919.
Charles l.. Barrett, James Barret and Ann Barrct,
he'rS OF : n9lnas Barrett deceased, Pi.gs.
Jchn GambcI., Richard Gsmbell, Vincent Tam
and Susanna his wife, William Crmben, Charlotte
G%mbcl. Henry I. Gambcll. Edward 81 Gambcn y
Poly III Hambell, heirs OF Henry gambe.!, tcccas.
cd. and William Terrell, JJeGe'
The defendant William Terrell, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security accordng 20
the act ci assembly and the rules OF this court; and
appearing % the satisfaction of the court that he Is
not an lntabitnnt of this state, the motion of i
psintins by ther council L.is ordered that tie de
PENDANT William rerre, 10 appear here on The So
eond Monday IN November next and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order be forth
WIN inserted ia one OF the newspapers printed in the
city of Richmond, lo eight weeks sucesssiyeiv. aud
pnh'isae at the front door of the courthouse in this
county, on some court day.
n copy.
.N3CHOL.2S j. PoiNBE;xTEP. y. {.
September Is. Wv
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NYII.L DE SOLE FoRCAsu. IN lln lnnn -

NYiHL BIZ soi.D oRCAsII, in the Town of
w charlottesville at the Tavern at rr,.s.n, CO.
Suinn ~ diam g. Garner, ON the second d.y rs
November next beiuE Albcmarle Court tiav. ono
tract on parcel osiand lying * being ia The said conn
-: q on ihe waters u unck l.iand Greek, & cen
,r'hing StN'y Acres, be thc same more or less co,
'e,ed To me IN tiust by James Kerby. 10y the pur
i;oSe. "a The deed iocntioned which is Recorded in
tht County Court OS hl5c,naric.
HiSH On the same day, al the same place and tbe
same terms, one tract or parcel OF a"i lying in The
county ct Orange on tie waters of Lyncl,s River
a"' adjoining The lands of Lewis Davis Elisha Nor
rsS' Leila Morliss Ike. and containing one Inn
dred ana thirty aeres, he the same more or less.
conveyed TO me in crust by William Davis for the
purposes IN tue deed mentioned which is recorded
IN me County Court of Orange.
Aisp on the fourteenth day Of November next. a,
the House oecupied by tie Family James Madison
III tie County oi Alhemar!c rear Garland Gnrtls
one bay Horse, one hay mare, three Cows & Calves
ANA three feather Beds aud furniture conveyed TO
me IN trust 10y said James Madison Tor the pnrpo
ses ia the deed mentioned Being only Interested as
trustee tor the benefit of others, will ony convey
such tile TO above property rs is conve, Ell to me
by said Deed. INV
MARTIN DAWSON, Trustee.
Milton, September %. ws,.
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FL OTlCE-The Reverend Or. MIGUEL, Apos-
~ toica Missionary, delegated by the Mo- Rev.
Archbishop Carroll, OF Baltimore, to open and ,sti
tute the Roman Catholic Worship IN the Metropo.h
OF Virginia, gyes notice to all his Catholic Brethren
in Richmond and its vicinity, that he has provided
Chapel (n ID street in the house formerly called The
Brick Academy until are obtained Tor Che
building OF q Church; and that lie has opened book
OF subscription for the maintenance of the Catholic
Worship He expects ist all his brethren win call
on him and manifest their zeal for the establishment
and support OF their old and holy religion, and that
ecod men d all determinations viii favor establish
ment which viii certainly add tc the prosperty az
this city
September 90. wit
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FASHIONABLE JEVEIRT.-.NI. Grettsr.
b informs his friends and the public generally, ne
has selected an elegant aud extensive assortment CT
FASiilONABLE GOOnSin his line, among which.
are Pearl and Jet Ear-Rings, Rings, Breast Plus
& Keys, Silver Tea Sets, Table, Dessert aud Tea
Spoons, Soup and Punch Ladies', elegant Girdie
Clasps, Rrancb and other Cahdlesticks, Coasters
Casters, Dread and Cake Baskets, Liquor Stands
PIumes' ETks, swords, Belts, Bpauietts &c. &o.-
VI G.. hopes from his excrtiors at all tines to OBJ
tain the most fashionable articles, 10 merit that
continuance of public patronage lie has SO literally
experienced.
May 8. wGfn
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ST JILL BE SOLD, by virtue Of deed of trust
~ entered into by Samuel Foster, TO SECURE the
paymen. OF certain sums Of money 10 Ta,islerro
Hunter, on Friday the 18th day of December next,
at the Manaon uousc, upon TIC premises for ready
money, so much of two Tracts of Land, wing in
south farrham Parish and Essex county, to Wi, one
tenement, tract parcel OF i:nd, containing ,ree
hundred and twenty -nine acres and half an acre ba
the same more u. less, being the same land which
was conveyed to Ta:iaferro Hunter by John H. Heale
Apphia lis wife, by deed dated the 2Otl day of
pal, iSO1, and recorded iii Essex county court ON
The 2ist day OF Sept. lSo1And also one other te,e
mcnt tract or parcel Of land, containing tyscntv-se
ven acres and quarter Of an acre, be the same more
or less, being the same land which was conveyed IN
ialiaterro Hunter by john H. DeSle and hmph;a
his wife (but not signed by the sail Ar.ia) hy deed
proved and recorded in Essex county court, on the
S:h day Of Jolly, 1908, and being the came tw tracts
o! .cnd which were conveyed by Taaferro Hunter
and l;2a Mary his wifi, aforementioned. to the s.il
Samuel t,>"ter, by deed bearing date tlc list tlay Of
January, 1sl H. shall be sufficient to pa and sstis
fy the contingent charges attending the same and
iay the sum OF three hundred and eichty-fye poIs
twelve shllngs and penny, Vitgiuia money. with
legal interest the sanlc from the FIRST day Of a
nuaiv, 1919.
TIL. C. HOoAISs, .7cting trustee.
September 1. wSw
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A TEACHER WANTED.-The trustees OF the
"a ilyco Academy. VIII give liberal salary TO
man al good mora character. qualified TO teach the
Arts ood Sciences, the Grce, aud ia,in languages
correctly; they would prefer one capable us teach
ing tie French iausdase, and would wish him par-
,icuariy sss'licI, IN the science of Mathenates.-
Those wishing Ia DE employ Cd viii address their pro
po's,s to the said Trustees Mr.. james Rainey,
Red House Post Office, Caswell county, On. C) X
they viii receive due attention.
Caswei Sept. :. wsw
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" next fair day, in Urbanna will sell at auction,
for cash, several hundred acres of Dragon Swami,
wen tim6ercd late the property of Ralph Wormeey,
dec'd-'t will be sold in Lots, TO suit the convent
ence of purchasers.
viii also sell It the same time for cash, a valua-
bic Meadow, adjoining Rich Neck & Timber Neck.
JOHN TAYLOE lOAiAN,
letting trustee It Ralph WormeIcy, dec'L
Auget is wtds
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Septe,nber |.

e OTICE-l'y virtue of the last Will and Tesla
= ment of John Poindexter, deceased, the sub
house, the 9Th November next (it being coui, day
certain Tract of Land, lying on Cub creek, in The
aforesaid county, adjoining the lands of Mrs Mary
Winston, Jackson, nj others, containing 400 acres
hy nn old survey This land is OF good soil, and cons
Senicntly situated. A credit of enc and two YEAR
will be- given, the purchaser giving bonds with ap-
proved security bearing interest from the date if not
runctually paid.
JOHN p. SLAUGHTER. .4d,n'r.
fh- Last Viii Of John Poindexter, dec.
-t"SuSt i4' wSwp
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Augpst Q.

Nj OTICE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust exeou.
! ted by Robert Logan to Stephen Guerrant and
Robert ossiey will be sold TO the highest bidder nj
Buckins lam g. H. on the second Monday in Octo-
bcr next ~ terms then TO be made known one half
acre 10; ly' in the town ofSew-Canton, nt,nherone
The improy, aaents On the lot are considerable.
TIE TRUSTEES.
buckingham, sept ". wlwp
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NOTlCE-BooeS FOR receiving further subse,4Tx.
~ tons to the Loan OF eleven millions Of dol
lars for the of the United States authorised bv
the act OF Congres ct March IA, 1872 will be OPEN
eel ON the teenth day of the present month of Jay,
at the Bank II Firyiniu, for a sum not eyeee. .nc
one hundred thousand dollars, which books will
continue open for receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours of transoeiins business at the said
Bank, until the said sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed, or public nouec
shall be given of the Subscription being closed.
Terms Of the Loan.
L. III whole amount subscribed shall he npiI n,
the time OF subscribng-and for such amount, the
CASHIER OF the said Bank shall give n Certificate
which upon being surrendered at the Loan ofce Of
the State o Virginia. shall. entite the subscriber to
receive from the Commissioner of Loans. a certii-
cate or certificates of capital funded stock bearing
interest from tie following dates respectively that
is to say
From the first day Of august next, on alFsab-
18th day Of August inclusively.
From the FIRST day of September next, on all
Subscriptions made from the iGl. day os August to
tue 18th day OF September iociusiycy.
From the FIRST daLy Of Ccto6er AtHt. on ali sub
seriptions made from the 1G d., al Scrtrn,ier "a
the 18th day Of October inc.usiyel,
Which certificates of funded capital stock shall b.
issuc6 m sums OF one hundred, fou, h,ur!rc,l one
thousand, four thousand or ten ,lcn,s,nh dnnars
ut the option os the PROPRIETOR and ST. 81 i. trans
tcrrabe by the creditors or their ai;oIr,;es duly
constituted, nj the treasury and Loan i,ices res.
ieeuVe'y, ~ the same manner as the present fun
ded debt OF the United States, ard in pis,iice of
.he rules which have been or which may be estab.
shed relative to the tranfer Of the said debt
- Alter the last day of December in the year ons,
thousand eight hundred and twenty tn,r s a:errea.
soahle notice To the creditors, which shall he siyew
by an advertisement in some public news,apcr prin-
te! at the eeat Of tie government uf the H. State.
tie said capital stock shall. he rSs'oern.lls at tie
pleasure Of the United Staies, Nv the reimburse
nent o. the Whole sum whisl, NAV, ut that time.
s.amd Credited to any propries tor, Il" the Looks u
the Treasury or of the J,onr-O ICES respectively.
1t8ERT GAILATtE,
-, Secretary eF the Iirxqnry.
Treasury Department., July Q. tl5Oct
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4 AND FOR S. 7LE.-WiIl be sold 10 the high
! est bidder at Buckingham C II. on the second
Monday IN Oetober next, on terms then to he made
known, tract Of Land lying in the county of Cum
bertrand and Buckingham Containing 500 acres, form
erly owned by Thadius A.'rastead. The land lies
contiguous TO the lands Of Be,lin. " .ison, COL VIM
Daniel and others.
TIrstees efD. 6 YIN. Gae,vaat
Sept. 90. wiwp
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gbICUJOND STONE WARE.-ljesi,m;n t)p.
& i. Val & Son, the sign OF the Golden Mortar.
Richmond have nu hand, large assortment o.
SFO.NE ,F9RE, o. superior qGali.y. ,nsn,f,rt,,.
red ia this place by y. UuUal = CO. which they
ril sci! ~ the New-York Wholesale pricca.
Orders for Tic above or application made at tlcir
dcdicine store, VII be strictly attended to-
They have also for salc as above, yeiy extensive
assortment Of Drugs Medicines, I've Suas, Paiots.
OILS &c, of genuine qua!iy aud Oh moderate term,
Sept 1. vtr
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4 IN Noaday The twelfth day OF October next, 4
~ far, Il not, on the fair day, vii! I've offered
FOR sale at Public auction, Che premises, a
Y.HLU.4BLE .PLhErT.4TTON.
lying w'tiiia miles al the CITY Ok Vi.iianshurg late
The property Of William Russell decd containing a.,
bout 80 acres, having it a large and convenient
new Barn and Corr house with other buildings
also "n orchard Of choice fruit trees p.,f out few
years past, and Of IT, boilcst and best sp,1np,s
~ the Lower Country its situation contiguous to
creek runI,irg into Eork evtr with roany other ad
vantages, renders it also yaluaLle-pcssessoo
VIII be given on The first day OF January next, wit,t
liberty however TO the purchaser 10 seed the land
Immediately The Stoc:: of Cattle on the plantation
VIII ut the came ti.oe also be sod.--Thc Terms will
be .Iade known on tie day Of sa'e
OR i.''CthIWSV
n. Il. PCTTiAUX, nm HAS&etE'
September 25. ids