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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

FzStiE Subscriber having leased this weli-known
r stand, adjoining the Capitol Square, e,r ; ~
years has for so"e time been employed in making repairs
respectfully informs the puic (snd particularly his old
reN. ts inc Is prepared 10 give very extensive
He plesises himself that he will keep quiet orderly
h'.Se, ana soh not pernH any Kind ggaing therein.
He can give 0y1vHc recommendation travelling families
IN separate coqrenfs ard he afford good and
SeSaroie lutte To THIRTY Nelnrs of the Legislature
he wishes about rW ENrY constant 6oaYrs, On
moderate terms.
He will supply his Stable ia the hest manner and i, pro-
,uei with good osters.
Those who may favor the Subscriber with their cornpanv
tisfnencn. ALLEN BERNARD
October 9. 4i-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
TDMUND TAYLOR &C.,

Are now Receiving,
Ay the Eel7uard from LoHdon, me NiGSre-
va and lain Brown from LfUerrool.
4 Large assortment OF DRY GOODos
Which have hcen purchased in England. on the 6eN
w., .; will BE- sold by the package or otherwise, rs 10"
As5y suy oil,er importing house in town. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12
Burr Mn Stone Mandatory.

TODIPKINS u MURK.HY,
A RH aow receiving from Liverpool and Lon
= don, their FdH SabDgef GOODS.
Their assortment IS gcaeral, aud well adapted to
uie use OF the country.
They have REMOVED 70 q new brick building
ss the lower end Of the Basin.
N. ". Superf,ne CLOTHS, CASSINERES,
VESTTNCS, and GentIemens HATS Of superior
gnsliy.
Senlernher d. 5l-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

The OLD RALEIGH T.iVER.V
FOR SALE,
YNSHIS we'll known establishment in the
4 City of williamsburg, will be sold. 10 the highest
bidder on the premises. FRIDAY the SuI day Of Nov.
next, together with the STABLE LOT, containing or
of LAND.
Possession will DC given on the Is, day of Jany.
1T tie same time, 7riH be sold,
A LOT OF LAND,
OpboSac tie Raegh which tie Eagle formerly stood
TERNis.-one half of the purchase money in Cash. the
res,dt payable IN twelve months. the purchaser giving
deed Of trust tie property tie payment.
LIKEWISE, WILL BE SOLD,
1T the same time and place, the following
LANDS, viz
A TRACT OF LAND, in James City County, about five
miles from williamsburg containing ietween three and
hundred acres, about half of which is heavily timber
ell bonned the by College Creek. the merit: by
lycI's HOPE. k adjoining the lands WIN. Coleman Esq
ONE OTHER TRAc in York County, about mites
below williamsburg 7ork River, Creek making
terefro combining Upwards of 500 large proper
tion in woods. particular description is deemed
necessary those inclined purchase IL presumed, viii
view the property Immediate possession may be had
OF ifr ERMS-EUr eoch trdcf, one third ia Cash
the balance in goequal annual payments with deed of
Z trust ontle property SECURE the payment.
WIN CRUMP,
PolOhafdn c0inify.
Ocfober s. 43-tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

Valua6ie Property in 1iancAeotar,
Al AUCTION.
NNTILL BE SOLD, on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
w az o'clock in the afternoon, ON the rremi-
scs handsome welbui!t two-stofy BRICK HOUSE in
conp.ete repair. with TWO ACRES OF GROUND, and
out-ouses eompste of te desirable
in Manchester it sat present occupied by Mr.. r. Lh-
Cow and adjoining Mr.. Freeand's.
TERMS liberal, and made known at the Sale.
Porkliks, OAnkoh 81 CnhA7ld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-12

NOTICE TO SURVEYORS.
yEViiE Subscribers having been appointed by the
a Court of King aud Queen county, Commits
sinners tn contract with cit person or persons
iol making an accurate Chart OF the said county g.
greeably TO the provisions of the act oi Assembly
passed on the 9Th Of February, 1916, entitled
SO An act to provide an accurate Chart of each
county, and general map of the Territory ofthis
Commonwealth" will receive proposals us I'll tie
18th of November next, from any person or per-
sons, disposed to undertake the execution OF the a.
foresaid business.
Letters addressed to then. at King s, Queen
Court-houso, (postage paid,) will be attend to.
Robert Pollard,
archibald n. HargVood,
Thomas c. Roomcs.
October Q. 44-u5N~
Z n pursuance of Il ceed OF trust, from Dabney
Williamson to Us, dated the 9TH ef February
1914 Of record ia the County of Henrico We or one
OF Us, will sell. Public Auction ready money. for the
purposes in the said deed of ioned at Hye
Courthoses Friday the 2sth instant. all the Stses of
Horses. Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, and PLANTATION Utensils
and alethe Household and Kitchen Furniture. of the said
Dabney Williamson, schedule Of when OF record with
the sind deed of .rl.sl of tho 9Th reh. 1914.
BsGjan.a Sheppard,
I'm. q. Clan,5er!dl1,e.
October 0. S. tas
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02

The commanding general coneeives il
necessary that the proceedings of this trii-I
al, held in the secoud military depart
meni. should he accom- panied with disap-
prevail OF the measures rcsorted to by ma
jor general Ripley, of originating the arr
lest and of institetiny the court himself,
on this occasion.
lfheutenant colonel Gardner was not
known rs belonging to The general staff !;
his station in regiment Of infantry which
was arranged to a department commanded
by another general officer should have
pointedt to the propriety Of referring the
case either to that officer or to the Gem
manGng general of'the division.
Where the principal charges adduced
by major general Ripley have related to e.
vents so long elapsed, and the present oc-
casion of the arrest Was personal differ
l ence which appears to have been agitated
for several days, the discipline Of the ar
my would not have suffered by his obey.
ing the dictates OF delicacy as we'll as the
rules of standardization in making reference
to superior authority.
BY order of major general B; own,
y. Nj. MACKAY Aid-de- Camp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
ONE THO USAN ID DOLL.8RS

A YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL BE EN-.
SURED FOR $500 DOLLARS.
IVNHE Editor Of the Republican Constellation,
II being anxious to get out of debt, and to en-.
large his business by commencing Book PaiNr.
rsa extensively, for which favorable opportuni.
ty now offers, wishes to engage partner, to whom
he will dispose of half his Office and establish.
ment. The Office, he believes, is as complete,
Tor country Office, any in the state of Virgin.
ia, having two presses in operation and one not
up, which with small expense can be made an
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars cash
for which sum he will ensure his partner one
Thousand dollars year clear of all expense arts.
ing from the business, from the commencement OF
the partnership.
To temperate man, who is decided Re
publican, and of an accommodating disp, .ition
(no other will be receyed) and who has about,
5000 dollars which he may design to commence
business with-that is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with the likesum
from the editor, an opportunity is now offered to
do good and much more certain business than
merchandising. Book Printing being added to
the present business of the office will afford q
handsome additional income.
A mechanical knowledge OF printing is no,
required, by the Editor, as necessary quali6ca.
ton in partner.
Any information respecting the healthiness, &
fertility OF this part of the country, the expense
OF maintaining family, &c &c. can be obtained
by q me directed to the Editor, post paid. which
shall be promptly attended to. 4t
Winchester. Va Nov II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
~ PROPOSALS.,
ron PUBLISHING, IN LrscHBuas;
A sEM.wEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
10 BE aSrrrLsD
THE ECHO.
Prospectus.

FROM the advantages of its physical situation,
from the native fertility, improved condition.
and increasing wealth of the circumjacent couh.
try and particularly from the industry, enterprise
and liberality of the people Of the Town, aud its
environs, Lynchburg derives advantages more
than adequate to the Patronage and support of .
semi.weekly paper.
This consideration impels US to undertake such
paper.
This paper Is intended TO be chiefiya PROMPT
and convenient vehicle of domestic and foreign
News. At the same time, It will be open to sci
entfc, moral, agricultural and political essays.
We are Republicans-but on questions ofgeneral
Importance, we will cheerfully admit the ESSAYS
of those who may differ from US in opinion, pro
vided those essays marked with liberality
of ideas, and moderation of temper. Our main
object will uniformly be, TO collect to focus.
those rays ofpolitical light which may be scatter
ed in the intellectual atmosphere around us--and,
by that means, to shed the effiilgcnce Of truth
on every face, side and aspect of such topics of
discussion may excite deep and lively interest.
We are young-bent on enterprise possessed
of industry-capable Of perseverance,. We have
both been brought up to the printing business
and we are not utter strangers to the due manage
ment, and proper conduct of q newspaper. Our
efforts will be unrcmitted--snd, we trust, sue
cessful. They will be constantly and earnestly
directed to the collection of the most recent in
telligence of every sort-to jndicious selection
ofborrowed msterials-in short, to the regulars
ty, symmetry, and elegance of whole, comhin.
ing, at the same time. variety ofsubjeets and uni.
|ty oFplan.
In promising thus much, we do not overstep'
we hope, the modesty of a Prospectus. We are
confident that disappointment will not tread up
on the heels fpromise. Wehaye we'll consider.
ed what we are able to perform---and we feel the
ardor and energies of individuals ambitious or
success--and whose success chiefly depends ON
the extent of their exertions.
Our hopes become the more saguine, when we
reflect on the CHARACTERISTIC berallty Of those per.
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are, Wa
well know, disposed to encourage commendabls
etforts--to aid modest industry--and to reuauns.
rate useful labors.
With these motiyes--these rneans--these hopes
and this prospect, wa will commence the publ.
cation of the ECHO about the 18th of March
next.
WV w. GRAY.
Russell DAWSON.
Lynehburg, Jan. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
BUHR' MIL ST0.vE -W7NUE3cT0Rl

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public.
that they have just received. direct from France,
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS ola 81.
peror quail ~ 10 any hitherto imported tbs place.
and having been engaged in the business upwards
ut fifteen years, they astter themselves from then
long knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met with. that they
viii be able TO manufacture Mill Stones, on as rea
sonab'e terms as those imported frsm the North,
warrant them ond to perform well.
They have opened shop on 18th Street, nearly OPP
Posite to the Old City Tavern where gentlemen are
invited 10 call.
NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
Febrrlary I3--tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
NAVAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
18th January. 1916.

18th January. 1916.
|DtNHE Board OF Naval Commissioners viii re.
Il ceIve, until the LIST day of April next, pro-
possls for furnishing the following description az,
articles required for navy use, viz
Cannon, carronades and cannon locks
Ban, round, grape, canister and lead,
SaltPetre, sulphur
Cannon and printing powder
Muskets, pistols, swords, boarding pixies and
battle axes ~
CoPper-sheathing assorted, saw 1-8 ofIe ozo
l-Sih of "a ozs. 18th of26 ozs 18th of %
ozs. 18th OF 80 ozs. and 18th of "a ezs
copper BOTS spikes, sheathing nails--assort.
ed.
Lead in pigs and sheets
Anchors from 500 to 5000 lbs
Iron Ketledge
Hemp, American
Iwne-whipping, sewing and seine
Iron for shipping
Bunting
seamen's clothing-hats. shoes. trowsers, shirts
Lgnum vite and pants
To be delivered either at vosh;n,,to,, 49,.
or New-York 'O''' Dos'oh
crSonS rendering supplyof any of these ar
.'o'SS' WIN De pleased TO state particularlv the
kipd,-the greatest and the least quantity Of eacS
art'cle tney may be disposed To fiirnisIl-and on
me envelope OF the tenders they will endorse the
form. " VIZ fO'o"n'S
Proposals to furnish ----
TOT the ''1e OF the Navy, made by --------------
oror,;s.:-.----, -, ~ consequence Of the Navy
1916" q TON january
~ ~ I'm tnose whose proposals may be accepted.
INC commission IS will enter into contract and
ny Gas WDere the articles are not to be ;mnoc5;-
ately delivered and paid for the eontrsctors vii
~ fesqulrea 70 give satisfactory security for the
ina OF their contracts, and i will bs
th sl, Tot mem TO accompany their tenders with
'ne,r sIreties, and evidence Of their competsnev
y, :. =. 'ns nrst dayof April next, aud not before.
al ths tenders viii be opened and acted ,ror1
~, JOHN RODGERS, President
ofths Board Of Navy Comm ssioners
. ~ " Inc Prir'ers Of the laws of the United
states w,il insert the above once every werE 80
.a APr and send their accounts to the commis.
Jan IOWA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
STRAY MARES.

During the Suumer, t~ small MARES got
out OF my pasture and we,s often seen in the
leighborhood during that period from whence
It's probable they have strayed,
Any persm who may know where they are, is
equested tc inform me by post, or otherwise and
: VIII make reasonable compensation for any trou.
ie One ofthem black with astar and soH.c
warts on her, Wars old the other light sorrel
w. NEWBURN.
Genito Bridge, Powhatan Co.
Dec. Is 1915. 9v.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
From the Boston Euenins Cazetse.
THE RAKE,s soLsLoouY.
lAll.. MON.

Hail sweet promoter Of my burning joys!
Now nought on caribbean curb my rage for bliss =,
There's nothing now t',mp, dc my warm pursuit. j
Or be across far pie surc's ghttering road
The very eyes Of heaven itself seem cios'd!
All season sure of all we find most fit
10 pluck the rose, nor feel the prick'ling thorn
On opportunity swift wings I'll ride,
Nor needless let the golden moments fiy.
Welcome, ye brightest minutes of my life!
Cou,pal'd with thee The sun itself is dark -
Then ietme plunge in transports keen and strong
And fast enjoy this sweet nocturnh day.
How dumb i--of silence the most silent hour
CoNscIsScE. where art trsui--Sleeping in nv
e breast! 1880
Tird with the wounds from Dispositions lash,
A truce, be cries. and gladly sinks to rest.
I've taken Hmm prisoner of WAR;
Come Pleasure, now put OUT The rebels eyes,
It's he has made us enemies 30 long;
Remove the cause, the sad effect will cease
Let's Stay him quick, and hurl him from his seat.
lis done-hes dead l-Ouf friendship ne err shall
cease. 81. IL rF,f st'r
Pleasure. 1 love thee as 1love my life; -
My ev'ry wish il quite absorb'd in thee,
Thy wink to me il intimation strong,
And DER my mind has all the force of law.
let OILERS make covenant with their eyes.
And think it sin to look npona maidi
They've ieedeu souls--and ieaden let them be-.
ell roam A. lsrge, nor wear their monkish chains.
I'll give my senses each a cup ofioy,
And learn them al to drink unmix'd delight -
I'll teach my eyes insSnuation soft, :.
And send them out on nessages Of love.
Let tim'rous souls anticipate the grave
Press three score years Tito sesond SPACE.
But fly the swift.wng' d courser time itself.
And die thousand deaths at thought of one.s
I'm made for rapiure-feelnEs take the rsins.
RIAssS keep still-nor dare disturb my reat
E ALBERT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
q - The Celebrated Horse
WI FLOKIZEL
lI6 So famoas for getting fine Txr

- and Saddle Horses
WILL stand the ensuing season at Halifax
w courthouse, Va four days in every week,
and four days in every week at Pearson court.
house., N. Carolina. The season will commence
the middle Of March and end the middle of July.
The terms and the pedigree will be made known
at the commencement of the season.
WIN. BALL.
Broad Rock, January 81, 1916. 1t
Ur The Editor of the Raleigh Star will insert
the above to the amount of 8 3, and send his &C
count to the Editor Of the Virginia Argus for pay.
nent. s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WAsnIssroN, Jcnuorv a IeIf

WAsnIseroS, Jcniiary, A, 1915. -
'>HE Commissioners ofthe Navy are willing to
= contract for, and Will pay the current mar
ket price TOR sail-cloth manufactured in The TN;
led States, vi quality equal to the best Russian
'r English eanvas. The cloth must be fabr.ca.
Cd OF hemp grown in the United States, and
must -
1. BE twenty inches vide.
2. Mist contain the same number of thrfads
tia, Russian or English canvas, ofthe same
number and width, contains
8. Must weigh as much per sunare YARD as a
square yard of Russian OF English canvas
weighs.
- strip ofah inch vide and six feet long
must De OF sufficient strength 10 bear
weight equal 70 three hundred pounds.
D Esch bolt must contain forty yards, & have
tue name OF the manufacturer or manu-
factory stamped on it, with the weigh, &
number Of yards and
o. bite thread must run through the whole
le"gth Of The cham, one inch and quarter
from the selvidge
Persons wiling 10 Contract for a s,Irnlv of can
vas o the above description, are desired to send
ther proposals sealed, to this Office on or before
inc = "a day OF March next, and they will be care
mi to marx on the envelope the words Proposal
tor supply OF canvas Such as are disposed
to enter largely into the business NAV calculate
on the encouragement of the Commissioners. for.
acting on behalfof the United s ties, they feel a
strong desire to promote the Manufacture of A.
merican canvas, and will use it for ali the puI.
poses OF the Navy. They do not wish. however.
to contract with one concern or company for a
larger supply of canvas, annually, than the fol-
owing number OF bolts of the different kinds
and qns'Itlrs, to wits $50 bolts Of No. 1, los
No. 2, 100 No. 8, 100 No. 4, rs No. S. rs No.
8, rs No 2, 67 No, s..
Nor fora smaller supply, annually, in the like
ease, than 70 the following number ofbol,s of the
different kinds and qualities, to wit: IS bo
No. !, 90 No. 2, so No 8, so No. q, 81 No. say
No. s, 81 No. 2, 33 No 8. ~
Hthe terms Of any Of the proposers arc accept,
ed, the Commissioners will forward a Contract, TO
DC duly signed by the party; who must also BE
obligs'ed with two compcten, securities. in dou-
bic the value Of the contract, for the itbfIl ner
forrnance Of each and syery part Of Il.
JNO. RODGERS.
President efhts Board
qJ The several printers employed to publish
The Laws OF the United States win give the above
an insertion once every week for a month. and
send Their accounts to the Commissioners Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
CONDITIONS.

THE ECHO will be painted with a new and
elegant type, on demi sheet, (twice weekly at
) 3 so per annum; payable in advance.
ofthose who do not pay in advance, nor in the
course OF twelve months, four dollars will be re.
CURED.
ANY person procuring ten subscribers. and boz
coming responsible for the payment, shall be en-
TILED to one paper gratis
Subscriptions for the above paper received at
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
A.aYID 8 EDMUyrD .A.vDERsoM,

sDSD - SDsHCs'O sn.sDAhcOsss
HAVE commenced the COMMISSION BU-
SlNESS, in the City of Richmond and having
taken ahouse near the BASIN. ON the Cross Street
leading from thence to or Main Street, they are
now ready to receive Consignmerts, and pledge
themselves to give strict attention TO all business
confidcd to them. They hope, from assiduity
and attention, to merit the patronage of their
friends md the public. :
Iantiarv 6 lala -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
ALSO.
NEGRO MEN
DOCTOR BOHANNAN.

WILL receive three or four Young Gentlemen
w of good education and respectab,e con.
ections, as students of medicine IN his Office.
Dec. 9. 1915 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
TO BRICK LAYERS AID MAKERs

"ANTED good Brck-layer, to build the
w Academy, now begun on Marion Hill
he work is to be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
trolvei hands, and some attendance.
ALSO WANTED, one million Of brick. mad.
some this fall, and the balance next spring.
another million will be wanted next summer o.
Apply to
August 80. eff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
no RENT or LEAsE

1.-TWO or three NEW TENEMENTs will
Il Garden Ground inclosed, on MARION Hill
one mile below Richmond. apply to
NEIL M'COULL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
THE SURSCRIRER

HAVING REMOVED TO THE CRY OF RICH.
NoND, TO EDUCATE HIS DAUGHTERS,
WILL take YOUNG LADIES as boardsrs on az
moderate Terms, as gen,eel Board can he obtained
N Richmond. His house is situated IN the rnost
Healthy Z Agreeable part Of Town, near fine
spring Of water.
ARMIsTEAD RUSSELL.
RIcHNoSn, Pek. 10. I8I6.-2wtf y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
FOR s ALE

a raluebte Rope W'aik Establishment.
>HE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE,
4 WALK with its machinery and buildings
lately CARRIED only John s. Shelton s Co. at Port
Mayo Cutie below Rocketts) together with the
Lot on which it stands, containing about two
acres of ground.
ALSO
SEVFyV NEGRO MEN
we'll acquainted with the Rope.Walk business.
For terms, which will be iberal, apply to
It. SHELTON, .3gent fc,
JOHN S. SHELTON, & co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02

FOR SALE.
ON .4CCOJlfifO TERMS.
my valuable and beautiful FARM, in he forks of
the Riyanna R'ver, in ALTERNATE county. con.
tanning 5S2a Acres, about $50 of which ia enclo.
sed and in good repair, with comfortable dwell
ling house, and other necessary out houses Sc.
yeral hundred Fruit Trees of various kinds. The
balance good farming and
I 0 b A G. co Nd.
exceilently watered, and timbered, and con.;der.
ed as healthy situation as any,
80 DAVID J. LEWIS.
NO TICE.
fkNlE partnership of Joseph p. & Samuel Owen
n beng dissolved by the death of Joseph p
Owen, all persons having claims against the firm
or Joseph p Owen, Individuality will make
them known to me for settlement, as soon as pos
sIble and such as are owing the firm, or Joseph
=. Owen, as aforesaid, viii make immediate paw
Flents ~ no longer indulgence can be given.
SAMUELOWEN, Surviving Part.
ner of the firm of Joseph p. &
Samuel Owens and Ex,or of
Jos. r.. Owen decd
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
IN D an away from the Subscriber at the Brooke
IL Tavern, Henriso, negro man name TOM.
DC @een 81 and % years of age, very black com.
plexion, he mps little in one leg but scarcely
opservaDie tie Is about 5 T.. D inches high The
clothes he bad on when he went away do not
know, and ne took quantity with him, IS he
has relations in Richmond, he is supposed 10 be
lurking about that place. Whoever will bring
back said negro TO me, secure him in any Jail So
that can get him again, shall receive the above
reward Masters of vessels and Others are fore.
warned from harbourlng or taking off said negro
AZ they viii be prosecuted according to law
SAMUEL OWEN Epo'r
Of Joseph p. O1sea. dec
Rsaries County, 17h FED. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-02
Fr.m ms Same.
To STATJRA

Baar. Iknow that thou with .fnnaesnre' art hlest,
Then Why let faisshssds rob thee of reposef
Q lady, c:sek use sghs which rend Thy breast,
Fer hum who 'snti'r' 'EjpmbhS in Thy woes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-27
Land Cor Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres Of first
rate Plaster Land, adjoining the Town
of Centervile, upon which there IS an
excellent orchard of choice fruit and To-
IerabIe good improvements. 1t IS wen
with water, and the taFNpihs
road passes directl, by it. NO sitsat I,
can be more healthy, nor any soil oe''e'
adapted to the use Of Plaster Of Paris
This land will be sold cheap, anu upon
such credit as may suit the purchaser
Apply to William, II. Foote, near a
lexandria, or to
James I. Triplett.
Near the premises
July 10 I'd"