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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-31
Valuable Tobacco Land q Negroes
FOR SALE
Nd IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVE


DESTROYS OF retiring TT ,m agricultural pur-
suits, Twill sell to the highest bidder, On the 5th
OF February next, if fair, otherwise, the next
lar day, tthe sale 10 continue from day to dav
until completely my FARM in the County OF
fowhntan, Nbsrei now reside, situated on the.
iynchbnrg road, four miles from Scottsyiie, three
m''es from, JAMES River, and thirty three miles
from Notwithstanding from Five to Six
hundred acres. The sitlistiOn is high, healthy
~ Az agreeable nei.i,ho-hood /; about two hun.
drei and nIty aeees of this land is in wood and
heaYily tnnbc-ed; nearly One Hundred Acres
prime meaaoY land, cons,derabl part of which
IS highly Improved \ large portpni OF the clear.
ed iaiisiis hesh and well adapted to the Growing
oil tohacco; the fields are geueraily fertile and
wea set with clivcr; about Que hundred Bushels
OF wheat seeded IA nice order, an extensive or
chard ot choice fruits, baud some e. ing ,rar,lo
newly enclosed,a large two story dwelling house,
Kitchen, smoke house, DAIRY, csrrage.hou:e
Schnoi-house, ice-h"use, &c. u large farmhouse
STABLES, franar;es, tobacco-houses, ovefseer and
negroes houses. A manuflcii ing Mill driving
5 par STONES, embracing two ne, n Ealing
streams, ard is i'll point oi machinery, workman.
snip and IFS situation for the purchase of wheat
INFERIOR to 10 country merchant mill in the state
The mill and plantation win be sold separate or
together TO suit purchasers.
Ire negroes ifosn thirty TO forty in number are
generally young and very lik ely--aiiioig them are
an excellent miller and cooper, acarpehtcr. shoe
maker, two cooks, house servants, &c all the
household and kitchen furniture, the plantation
utensils and crop on hand, parcel of valuable
mules and horses, stock cfcows, sl,eep, hogs, &c.
&c -
The terms liberal, and made known at the sale
In all cases where credit is given, liberal dis.
count will be male for cash.
The mill and plantation would be sold private
", previous to the day efsale ifdesired
Reference TO Samuel a.. Swami. Richmond
frederick Clarke, near Manchester, or the Sub
scrber on the premises.
JAMES CLARKE.
Reheaenitg jan. 9. ids
+; ST. will aiSo sci! my plantation in Bull
Neck, near the town OF Jefferson, on James Ri
yer, for which will treat privately. I.C
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have this day entered lot
co-pTtnersbip in the Book and Job Printing Basi.
ness under the firm Of Du-Yal and Burke Their
Office is at the place lately occupied BY Mr. Sa-
muel Peasants decd. and more recently BY A. G..
Booker < Co. They are prepared 10 execute
Handbils, Cards, Circulars, sc. SC. in the best
style, on the lowest terus and al tie shortestno-
tice. From their attention and assidttity TO their
business, they confidently expect share Of pub.
lie patronage,
PHILIP DU-YAL,
JOHN BURKE.
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PROPOSALS
ron PUBLISHING, IN Lrxcunrns.
A sEMI-wEEKLY NEWSPAPER
THE ECHO.
Prospectus.
TO he ENrIrLEl

fkoM the advantages of its physical sa nation
ron the native fertility, improved COZ ,litm-
alla increasing wealth OF the circam;acent colin
Try and particularly, from the industry nn, ,r;ss.
and hberslity OF the people Of the Town. n ID lie
eayiroI,s, tyncaburg derives ADVANTAGES mon
cian adequate 10 the patronage and support Of
sen-weesly paper.
Tbs consideration irnpel, us TO undertake, ,ucl,
paper. - wv
This paper is intended TO be chiefly a pros ,pt
ana conyenientyehicle of domestic and io,s er,.
news. ~ the same time, il will be ope,, tn 81.
enuc, moral, agricultural and political ess,ve
"eare iiepubicsris--bu on questions of gene. al
Importance, we Will chssrruiiv admit the ess,vs-
OF those who may dis,er from US IN opin;on nro-
'iaed tl'ose essays be marked with rbtralitv
% iueas, aud moderation OF temper. Our main
ohJect will uniformly be, 10 collect to a foc,,s
nose rays oipol;tical igiit which may be scatter
sa IN the intellectual atmosphere around us-and.
py mat means, TO she'd the effulgence OF trntj,
on every face, side and aspect of such topics Of
discussion as may excite deep and lively interest.
W. Me yoimS--bent Oh enterprise Possessed
Oh ndustry-capable Of perseverance, we have
both been brought up to the printing business
ala we are not Utter strangers to the due manage
nsii1, and proper conduct OF . NEWSPAPER o.,
effprts Will be unreioitted-and, we trust, sue
cessiui. they will De cons, sntly and earnestlv
directed 70 the collection OF the most recent in
teiigence OF every sort-to "a j,i,i,cious selection
OK borrowed materials-n short, TO the rer,lari-
ty, symmetry, and elegance of a whole, conIbin-
ing, at the same time, variety ofSubjects and uni.
~ Of plan.
In promising thus much, we do not overstep
we nope, me modesty of a Prospectus. We arc
coh:i'ient that disappointment will not tread un
on me heels OF promise We have well consider
ed what we are able to perforn--aiid we feel tin.
ardor and energies OF individuals ambition, of
s"ccess-and whose success chiefly depends or.
the extent of their exefticns.
oar hopes become the more sagune, when we
reiieet ON the characteristic hberaity OF those psr
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are we
weii know, disposed to encourage colnmenjablc
rate useful iabors
With these motives--these means-these bopea
and TINS prospect, we VIII commence the pubIi-
cation OF the ECHO about the 18th of March
next.
WV. w. GRAY,
Lynchbrrg, Jan. 1916.
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CHESTERFIELD COURTS

igture the County Courtof Chesterfield will
~ be held, on the 9Th Monday IN eyerv rs11tb
instead ofthe second Monday, and the 6iIarterl,
terms will be in February, April, July and oc.
tober.
Inc Tan term of the superior court of law far
said county win be held on the 2nd dayof No.
me court for January having taken place, no
court therefore will be held, on the l,h sgordav
Of the present month. -''''''5
July ~, lsi6.--lts1
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ONE IHOUJAyA D DOLL.lRS
YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL BE EN-
SuRED FOR 250oDoLr.ARs.

FENlIE Editor of the Republican Constellation,
n being anxious 10 get oat Of debt and to en-.
large his business by commencing BOOK PRIxr.
mo extensively, for whicha favorable opportini-
SNOW offers. wishes 10 engage partner, to whom
J : will dispose OF half his Office and establish
ment The Office, he believes, is as complete
for country Office, as any IN tile state of Virgin
ia, having two presses in operation and one no,
up, which with small expense oan he made an
elegant press. Ills price is $500 dollars cash
--forwhch SUN he VIII ensure his partner one
Thousand dollars gear clear of all expense arts.
irS from the bushes from the commencement of
the partnership.
TO a temperate man., who is a decided Re
publican, aud of an accommodating disposition
mo other viii be receved) and who aas abou
5000 dollars which he mly design to commence
business with-tiiat is $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 toput in trade, with the axe sum
from tie editor, an opportunity Is now offered to
do good and much mora certain business. than
merchandising Book Printing being added &c
thepresent business OF the office viii afford E
handsome additional income.
mechanical knowledge of printing IS moi
required, BY the Editor, as necessary cJualifica
lion IN partner.
ANY information respecting the healihiness. &
fertility of this part OF the country, the expense
m1ntainng family, &c. &c. can he Obtained
by line directed to tue Editor, post pad, which
shall be promptly attended TO. 4t
Winchester, Va Nov IL
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~ q WAE.

ROW THE SUBSCRIBER on tie 27th of No.
VembeF last, bright MuIatto Woman, named
q Il 4 q f..
About feet 10 or II inches high. with a blen.
ISL on the sight OF her right eve II - nres,,,,,,
bic that sine viii ann to get 70 Richmond. Twill
give rewardof
TEN DOLLARS
TO any person aPprehendng the said Wench in
Powha' an, and safely lodging her in goal, or FIF.
TEEN DOLLARS, il spprehended beyond the
sad county, and safely lodged IN goal or deliver
ng her 10 me near Clement Town in Amelia. In
eitner case, reasonable expenses will be allowed.
: nereny forewarn All Ferrymen, Masters and
owners ofvessels and all other persons wbatsoe.
yer from aiding or hsrboring tie said ,sencb IN
any manner whatsoever,
Dec 90 THOs woODsON.
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N O TT O. 10

, ENtlE partnership of Joseph p. q Samuel owen
u beng dissolved by the death of Iosepb p
Oven, all persons having claims against the Arm
or Joseph ?. owen, (iadiyidualiy,) will make
them known to zoe for settlement, as soon as Dos
slble and SUCH as are owing the firm, or Joseph
p Owen, as aforesaid, viii make immediate pav
nent, as no longer indulgence can be gwen.
SAMUEL OWEN, Surviving part.
ner Of the firm of Joseph r. &
Samuel Owen, and Ex'or of
Jos. p. Owen decd
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IN the county OF Aihermarle, about one mile
North east of the pleasant townof Milton,
ASMAII. FARM.

Af9MALI. FARM,
containing f6I acres of land, about 90 Of Which
well set IN clover, and 100 satisfactorily timbered
Part of this land lies along the North side of
the Rivsnna. The buildings are new and I'M
commonly good they consist Of l. commodi
Gus substantial and neat ,lwciling house, with
5exceilent rooms, closets, cellars, kitchen a
garnet &c 2. oftwo other houses, one of which
has three very good rooms. g. Incat-hutIse, dairy
house tor servants &c. a. a very large barn. in
The Pennsylvania style, widl an extensive stable
ipder 1.-THE sciie is highly picturesque, com
nandng diversified and Immense view. The
saiubricy OF tie place, and the goodness OF the
yater, are proyerbial in that part oftle country.
The facility of coat navigation, and the proxirni.
y OF Milton, where mails are received twice
week from slnos every direction, and where Sc
eral good stores are Kept, greatly add,to The adj
antages Of the situation.
This little farm would suit Professional rem
lleman--a Minister Of Ire Gospel-.a Iawyer--a
PhysIean--or an Instructor Of Youth.-It n,i,,i,t
,lsohe made an excellent stand for a taVcra. SIM
1iy Ivy mendlng an old road
The terms Will be reasonable-For said terms
apply to Robert S. Garnett the proprietor Of said
t1fln IN Essex c0unty--to Martin Dawson at Mil
ton IN Alseinarle county, or TO l.. H. Girardin, in
Richmond.
% vi. Thomas z. Randolph, who lives in the
immediate vicinity Of the place, will shew the
premises to any person DESTROYS of purchasing. -
The buildings were originally planned nd erect
eli by that gentleman for the use of his own fami-
ly-and are, of course, unusually convenient, So
d9nd neat
December 27 1915 1Ot.
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CONDITIONS.

THE ECHO viii be Psinted with new an,t
elegant type, ON a demisheet, twice 4 weekly AZ
. 3o per anirum; payable in advance.
vi those who do not pay in advance. nor in the
course OF twelve months, four dollars viii be re.
qiiired -
Any person procuring ten subscribers. and be-
coming responsible for the payment. shall be ~
tiief to ore paper gratis.
this Office. ~
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
L.qVTD y ED.NU.ND .l.ybERSoN

"D'"D"'D wv DF.FtOUN,
HAVE conhmenced tue COMMISSION BU
siSkSS, in the City OF Richmond ard having
tax ga house near the Basin on the Cross Stree,
'eaa.ng from thence TO or MAN Street, they are
now resiy 10 receive Consigrinents, and pledge
themselves TO eve strict attention to all busiacss
snd attention. to merit the patronage OF their
Friends anal the public
.Ianmarx s. 1913
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. TUNE ~ II n e.
THB SUBSCRIBER HAS oSHAsD At HIS mAsuyAcro
M, a LARoz QUANTITY OF
8 TO " E " Il II IF,
on sUPERIoR. QuALITY A-tn v1rLI Aasnn.rrr

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND WELL ASSORTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively
and VIII deiiverthe Ware in any pat of the CITY,
nee oil the expeiice of Carriage, and at the New.
fprk prices; the freight from thence TO this
place would average 2Oper cent. at least. Under
u,ese circumstances, he is induced TO hope that
few, If any, viii send their orders abroad, when
tley can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and ON far better terms
The following were the prices in New-York
previous to the late war, AMI he is determined
That no Manufacturer III the United States shall
undo r-scll linn. 81 mn, fimc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-31
DOCTOR BOHANNAN

Az ILL receive three or four Young GentIene,
W of good education and respectable con.
ections, as students Of medicine in his olIioe.
Zee 1918 az
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PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Il DR. s. Il l. f..

USIlE editor of the " Political Examiner, wishes
n to dispose of his Printing Office and Es.ab-
lishment The Office IS complete and in good or
der. 1t contains, besides the type employed ON
the paper, a handsome assortment of lob Tyne.
The terms will be moderate to a good man A
credit will be given on one half the purchase mo.
ney. Good security will be required Possessi-
IN may be had on the eih day of February next.
Particulars will be made kEo"n by applying to
he editor.
Frederick Town, Nov %. A.
.NILES' JFEERI.Y IfEt5IyiT1--1- -
A special agent for this work, so well known
70 the public, viii be in Ricli,nond, in 10 or 70
days--and at about the same time, there viii ar
rive l8 or 30 complete capies for sale As it's not
probable thata like opportunity of so convenient
iy obtaining tle"Weelily Register''wiil again oc-
cur; and as the number Of files oiEered are, and
at present, must be very limiietl--Gentleme
wishing to possess it, will please TO make early
Application, rs well TO secure il, As to save the
time OF the agent. Orders left willl John Mad
dox, me regular age''t1or RiciHnod, will be FIRST
4ttended to.
The /" Register win be forwarded bound. in
eight vonmes-and may be had III sheets asl5ub
ishe,l, or in volumes, hereafter, as may be pre-
erred &
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Notice.

PETITION will be presented to the ensu-
"a ing General Assembly, praying that the AL.
mnnstratx ct Francis Lewis, deed, may be au.
thorizcd by law to sell the real estate of the said
FRANCIS, adjoining Genito. IN the county of Pow
hatan, Tor reason which viii DC set forth in the
said petition.
Snv IL ,r
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! NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


WAsutNoros, J,ap.cy, 4, 1915.
A ME Commissioners ofthe Navy are Hing to
contract TOR, and wal, pay tie current mar
etprce for sail-cioth manufactured in ,he Uni
ted'sta,e, Of quality equal 10 the hest Russian
or English can.us. The cloth must be iai,rica.
led OF hemp grown in the United States, and
must
l. BE twenty inches Wide.
2. Must contain the same number of threads
uiat Russian or Engiisi, Canvas, Of II same
,N number and width, contains
D Must weigh as much per square ward AS a
square yard OF Russian or English canvas
weighs.
a. strip of al inch wide and six feet long
must be OF sufficient strength To bear a
weight equal TO three hundred pounds.
hach I'it must contain forty yards, & have
The name OF the manufacturer or manu-
factory stamped on il, with the weight &
number of yards and
o. blue thread must ruin through the whole
length of the chain, one inch and a u,,arter
from the selsidge.
Persons willing to contract for supply of can.
vas OF the above description are desired Ia send
Their proposals, sealed, to this Office ON or before
the 4th day OF March next, and they will be care.
tul to mark on the envelope the words "Proposal
TOR supply OF uanvas-"--Such rs are disposed
to enter largely into the business, riay calculate
on the encouragement Of the Commissioners. for
acting on behalfof the United States, they feel y
strong desire to promote the manufacture OF A.
Inerican canvas, and will use it for all the pur.
poses OF the Navy. They do not wish, however,
10 contract with ono concern or comrany Tor a
larger supply of canvas, annually, than the fol-
lowing number of bolts OF the different kinds
and qualities, 70 Wit $50 bolts of No. /, 1875
No 2, 100 No 3, 100 No. A, rs No. 5, rs No
., 75No z, 81 No, 8.
Nor for smaller supply, ANNUALLY in the like
case, than to the following number oflolis OF the
different Kinds and qualities, 10 wit rs bo is
No. l, 90 No. 2, so No 3, so No. 4, 81 No. 5, 81
No 6, 81 No. z, 80 No 8.
1.-THE terms Of any Of the proposers are accept
ed, the Commissioners will forward Contract, to
be duly signed by the party who must also BE
obligated with two competent securities, in dou.
BILE the value the contract for The faithful per-
torlnance Of each and every part of it
JNos RODGERS,
President Of the Board
% The several printers employed to publish
tiIe Laws OF heUnited States win give thea
an ms rtion once every week for month, and
send their accounts to the Commissioners Office
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OR S ALE.
q ralnable Rope. WinLt Estnblishmsnt.

a valuable Rope Walt Establishment.
2 'fIE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE,
n WALK viii, It's machinery and buildings
lately rrlelon by John S. Shelton & Co. at Port
Mayo CUTIE below RoclSetts) together with tlle
lot on winch II stands, containing about two
Also
SEgFyv .NECRO 5fEy
well acquainted With the Rons.tvsik 80. .
For terms, which wiIlbe IiberaI. arnls 70
Y. r. SHEITON, .Ieent for
JOHN s. SHELTON, & co.
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Orders LETT with Mr.. James Brown, junior
Messrs. Moncure, Robinson & Pleasaiits :; Mir.
phy scott W. x Iloseow Cole; Philip in
Val & Go. OF at the Mandatory. viii h. al,
attended TO, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing. BENZ. DUAL.
April22. St&,yte
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VIRGINIA

At Superior Court of Chancery holden az the
Capitol in the City of Richmond the l4th d..
Of IanGsrv 1915.
Christopher Moon Plh.
.ignirss
John Miller, James Hammond, John Anderson.
and Nancy Moon, ex'ors and ex'ix Of the las;
viii ana testament of trchelaus Moor. decd
Samuel Read, heir, dcvisce, and executor of
William Read decd, and John Campbell,
DeGHs
The defendants except Samuel Read, who are
cut OF this Country, and against whom the plain.
It'll appears II have proceeded in the mode pre-
seribed by law against absent defendants, and
they still failing to appear and answer, and the
cause conlingon to be heard'as to that defendant
upon the bill, his answer, exhibits, and examna-
tons of witnesses, and was argued by COUNSEL
On consideration whereof, the court doth order
that the defendants, executors and executrix of
Archelaus Moon decd do render before A com.
missioner OF the Court, an account of their adj
ministTatlon. on the estate OF thclr teytaor. and
The defendant Samuel Read, do also render an
account OF his administration, on the estate of
his testator, before the same commissioners who
IS directed 20 examine. STATE and settle The said
accounts aud make reports thereof to the court.
wth'my matters specially stated, deemed pert.
nent by himself, or Which may be required by
the parties to be 50 stated
A CoPyI-Teste,
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n o T C e.
Treasury Department,

November 30, 1915.
Funds having been assigned for the payment
ps such rnRAsrnY Norris and the interest there.
on rs will become due in laiiuce,eiia. ON the st
day OF JSnnary next, and OIL 81 SUBSEQUENT
days:
SoricE is TnEnfFons uEREBx GItES, That the
said treasury Notes will paid on the application
OF the holders thereof, respectively, at the Loan
ohice IN Philadelphia, or the day or DAYS
when they shall respectively become due; and
bic thereafter. -
Al. DALLAS,
Secretary of the Treasury.
0J,fhe Commissioners of Loans i'm the several
states are requested to make this notice general
" KNOWN; and the printers authorised to pub
lsh'ttc laws of the United States viii be pleas
er' 70 iise;tit in their respective newspapers.
Disc. g. 2awtJ&IawtF
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FOR SALE,
ON .4CCO.lEHO TERMS.
my valuable and beautiful FARM, in he forks of
the Riranna RIVER, in Albernarle county, con-
tanning 3d. Acres, about $50 of which ia enclo.
sed and in good repair, with comfortable dwell
ling house, and o'her necessary out houses Sc
yersl hundred Fruit Trees of various kinds. The
hal-nce good farming and
L o B A G CO Nd,
eTceiientiy watered, and timbered, and consider
ed as healthy situation as any,
January 10Th, 1916 w4w
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PRINTING

N az is variety. neatly SEecwsd NJ This.
0FEfIGk.
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TREASURY BEREAVEMENT.
GENERAL LAM OFrIcr,
JYaSiiip riOn. Dee. 2. 1915

: NOTICE is hereby given, that no patent for
Military Bounty Lands to any soldier of the late
Army viii be delivered at this Office unless the
person entitled TO such patent shall either per-
sonaliy appear, or exhibit apower of attorney in
the fol!cwiug form.
".State Cor Tesritory) o.
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-I.OiilifU-

Know all menby thesepresehts, that I, {AD NJ
lately soldier of the United States Army, do
hereby constitute &c. ID ofthe county Of, in
the state Tor territory Of -,my ATTORNEY, for
Inc in my name, and TOR my use, to receive from
the Commissioners of the General Land Office, a
fItent founded on the Military Warrant No =,
dated the = day # 10
In witness whereof subscribe my name this
10 day of - 10 q
n
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Clerk of County Court,
Cor Notary Public"
JOSIAH NfEIGS

Commissioner ef the General Land Office.
u The Printers authorised 70 publish the
Laws ofthe United States are requested to in.
sert he above three times.
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wM. w. HENING. &C.
comFnissioners Office, CITY ofaichnoa r

"'''''i'1'ioNSis OHce, CITY OF Richmond,
10 Mo. 9th, 1916.
The parties named in the aforesaid suit. are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 2gth
da of the second month (i.e. February nexf en-.
suins TO commence the accounts directed by The
Aforesaid order OfCourt, on which day they IRE
requested 70 attend at my Office, in " afoge
SAID Cat ten O'Clock in the raorning) with Their
accounts, And vouchers, ready for examination
and settlement, and With COPIES Of the Court
papers.
SAMUEL PARSONS, NJ. G.
bcc. -. pm.
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TO isENC Or LENSE..

F5>Wo Or three NEW 'rENEMEN.rs with
z Garden GroInl inc,osed, on MAnIoN Hill,
one mile below Richmond.--apply to
NEIL M,COULL.
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TO BRICK LAYERS AND MAKERS

"hNTE.D good Brick-layer. to build the
w Academy, now begtm Marion Hill
the work is-to be neat, and to be done directly.
The undertaken can be furnished with three
trorvef hands, and some attendance.
ALSO WANTED, one million Of bricks made,
(some this FIJI, and the balance next spring.
another million will be wanted next summer
Apply To
NEIL MCoULL.
August30 eff
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STRAY MARES.

Touring the summer, two small MARES got
out of'my pasture and were often seen in the
nsghbnrhood during that period from whence
tits probable they have stravetl.
ANY PERSON who may know where they are, is
requested to inform me by post, or otherwise and
wall make reasonable compensation for any trou.
hle One OF them black with a star and some
warts 'n her, wears old the other lights rrel
with white ON the lace and nose,-. years old
w. NENBURN.
Geni,o bridge, powhatan Go.
Dec. 10 1915. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-31
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In testimony that the above named E. f. was.
on The day. when above acknowledgements was
made, Justice OF Peace for the aforementioned
comfy, subscribe my name. and atfsx the coun .
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