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VIRGINIA:
~ Ia, 2 heloien IN the Clerks O6g.e Of the sube
r'o' eonrt q Chancery 70 me Gicimoad Dis
t'1et, Me 24th day IF June 1916.
Dan 81 Wilson, executor of Claiborne Andersos
Ptaintii6:
AGAINST
inomas Webster, and wiiliau Gibbs, admins
razor of Peter Webster decd, and Edyy AID
Ward M, ~
Tie Defer dant Edward Ward, not having en-.
cred ms appearance and given security accor.
Ding to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
ihis Court, and It appearing by satisfactory ev
dence, ha he IS no, an mhabit.nt of this cou,,.
"y MS ordered, That The said Defendant d
app a mere on he FIRST day ofthe next term am,
lswcr The b'll of the Plaintiff; and that n copy
y tins order be forthwith published in some
,ewspr per publ shed IN the lily of Richmond.
Tor 'wo months successfully and posted at tn e
ront door of The Capitol, IN the SAID City.
A copy-Teste.
July 1O.-wSwf
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA
~ Rules haitian in Tie Clerks Office of the .Su
PeiFor Col-''t 81 ChGnceryJo~ The RicTmond vi,
frict, me 24fh day ef-Jmle 1916.
Byrd Beverley, Plpf
AGAINST
Phihp Gymes, Carter Beverley, Munford Bever.
ley, John Stewart, Samuel Slaughter. Ptl,n
l. gihioot, and Isaac II. Williams, Def'n
inc DEFENDANT Muntord Beverley not having
entered hs app arance and gwen sec,,rtv Secs
ding 70 the At OF Assembly and the Rules Of
ilS Court, and IL appearing by satisfactory ev,.
ieaoe. ti'al heis MOI an inhabitant of this coun.
Ty US ordered, That the sad Defendant do
appear here ON The first DIV of The new t,r,n NV
and answer The bill OF Tie Plaintiff; and tba, n
copy OF ih's ofder be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published N the City of Richmond.
Tor ~, months Excessively and posted at The
coPy-Teste,
July &c --w8w
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100, IS, rs. 1862.
nc ah'Ne '~ ''dsoF -, {. aye vents. IT,
81 ia l. ". -ass IN. +. -e ..a, ,v,l,c.s
nst = 81 Is md a. 'a' re-.o b ANY persC,
thee.n'e " lob. d - as e,~ .hrec.s !, ~
1 ar oF he Gn,ia| usn,e ~ cbua,y3i 81. Z.
NSn ~ $, eirsned b.. rNs person es.i,: 4
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Jnsnpu g. ii.'a, rs. sio''s at iiors-
h25fts tyos-.S t.J'g scare doa,ei
Jay 27-.Sw.
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FOUR or FIYE R0Ys

FOUR OR FIVE BOYS,
RE" y 70 loyear' efage and cfsood dSsbosision,
'Vio read and write toera6s rssG, .,R be tae,. a,
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
E"qHrea' tie Office qft5e Virginia .qrVu.
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NrsG MA:
70 hHfss soflsa IA lie Clerks office of The Sube.
T.o'' Court IF Cha.cefy Et,' ne RicimoAd ijis.
t'zef re u IN dsg IF June 1916
e c!~Td ,sNiiin Brown, Abaer H.li and Sarah his
. GF 8phett Watsu; and Fiances Il has wife,
t-i'ccaborne. adninis.ra or Of Beverley Brown
teod 's'!.il r. Lucas aCd fiad. ah his WIFE AID
Ha'g ''rfwn an 'niAn,, BY Robert Watson, her
guardian and nexs irqeni, pise,
AGAINST
Seerei hooker, asim;iis,rator, With the will an
Is WiLan, Bapwn, deed ami John and
'an.ss $ Gi,t-'m, executors OF James S. Gillian,
.es'd. ~. '''
~ Defendant, Samuel Book err, not having q,
cred MS aPpearance aud gwen sec,i / v accorl,ntr
@ &c Ac Of Assembly and the Rule, of Ills
C2o aAIa IL appearing by saiisfac ory evidence.
,hs' he e Mt an i;illabltant of ths country. n
3 e'dsed, that thesaid Defendant do appear hero
!. Ire hrst day of 5henext term md answer tho
BIZ i he Plaintiffs; and that COPY Of tins
'der be forthwith inserted in spme ncwspaper
published IN the City ofRich .ond, for months
'ucc- ssyfly and pps ed the front door of the
;apitoi, i'll the SAID city.
copy-Teste.
July 20-wSw.
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Notice is hereby given. Thar

the Subscriber has received Isis of the D,rec,
Tax of the United ates for 1915, remaining din.
upon property in the following Counties IN the
State OF Virginia, not owned, occupied or super.
intended by some person resting wi,han th.
Collection District in which it is situate and tina.
me is authorised to receive the SAID Taxes wits
an addition of ten per cent thereon, provided
such payment is made within one year after In,
day on which the collec,t-. of the district VIII ere
such property lies had notified that the said tax
e. had become due on the same
5,,. ,,5,, co,,,,, Date Of Collectors notification
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NOEICN.

w ERE committed to Chesterfield Jail. the
27th OF February last, (i8i6) two NEGRo MEs
as runawayS, 10 wit--Jtdiidce Cuid Jack The,
say they came from Baltimore, and were taken d
oy Mr.. hunter and a Mr.. Clay, near That place.
and they made their escape from them. They sav
hey are free--they have 40 free papers with hem.
Wallace IS very black fellow, about 25 years old,
feet or inches high; bis cloathing is maps
cotton. Jack IS sbout % years old, 5 feet or 7
hches high his cloathrng is napt cot ton--he is q
very bright mullatto fellow.
hany persons own such Negroes, they may ge,
them ~ applying to the Jarlor Of the above
County, proving ms praperty, paying charges, &c
otherwise they will be dealt with according to
law. ~
WILLIAM WINFREE, Jailor.
Way H. 1awI2w'
Without enlivening suns, and genial show
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hone
The tender PlaSt. should rear its blooming
head - o
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July 13-wt1stO.
NorE.--The Editors of Newspapers who are
authorized to publish the laws of Inc U. States.
are requested to insert the foregoing advertise
ment once week until the lst of Octoberne
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VIRGINIA

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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04

Iieute nant colonel RfiDa, lhe nephew o.,
him, the real Gen. Espoz Y. Nina
and that, under this delusion. ,.roc
stems had been given Xavier Nina &c.
This letter viii reach you, and NAV he
detrimental 10 some friends b,v.
with Gen. Nina will the iefore hso.
10 state, that in a day or two fun re
futation will appear in punt from two
gentlemen Of great Representatives.
Spanish colonel Assuera, I ,Link. AMI
we'll known 10 lord Hill, as useInI
partisan in the Py,enees, and Mr.. Cor
don, Scotchman, who accompanied
Baron dc Humboldt, in his interes ,inr
tour through South America. / met.
them on this business al the house az q
friend, and they stated the foliowin,
facts, which will be the basis Of III
re!utation of Espoz Mina's letter. Xa
vier Nina was the father and founder
OF the Guerilla forces in Spain, but lie.
ing taken prisoner, his adher,n,s 70
show their devotion to him, and to keen
up the eshrif du CORPS, appointed his
maternal uncle, Espoz, their leader.
and gave him the surDame of Nina,
circumstance not uncommon win ,h,
oPanlards This accounts for Espoz
\. Nina being Guerilla CHIEF, bear
ing that name, ard an ardent desire 10
curry favor with Ferdinand will also
serve as reason for The production of
such letter Xavier Nina has never
been represented here as Espoz Y.
Mina, Tor any purpose, aud he has ne
yer derived iarthing improperly ON
the contrary, has fortune in Catalonia
but, loeling for his country, he endea-
vored TO seize on Pampcluna, and cx.
pei ferdlnand--hc faileu and flcd. I.
promised thesc gentlemen, above nam,
ed' 10 write out 10 Ane lea, and ] hcpe
you WI. give this statement All the cur
rency you may think uscIui--as hone
tne southern continent will yet enjoy
the blessings fnnnd in the north
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Latest from the Spanish zfanc.
EXTRACT OF a LETTER.

Sf DCrtSi Ncv. IL, 1916" The
governor CT this Island has issued his
Proclamation, dated 9th inst. RICHLY
prohibiting all vessels from Guada-
ioupe and Antigua CHEERING The port,
swing TO the prevalence Of the yellow
Fever, in those Islands Several cases.
have occurred here, introduced by YES
sells from the said places.
Accounts were received a few
days since via St. Thoms, stating that
i severe engagement was fought o. the
twenty eighth Oct. on the plains Of
Barcelona, miles distant from tho
the town, between the Royal and Pa
triot armies. Sir Grcgor M'Grecor,
commanded on the part of the Patriots,
and General Morales, for. the Royalists.
The forces were about equal, 7eCC
strong; M'Gregor succeeded ih taking
2,5oo prisoners, and killing to 900,
together with possession of the town.
General Morales had escaped into the
mountains, and left behind him his
horse, baggage. &c.-The Patriots
were In possession of several other
parts OF the Maine. Their feet was
said to be ct Marguerite, The Patriot
privateers are cruIzing in great num-
bers between St. Thomas and Porto
Rico; several American and English
vessels have been boarded BY them.
and treated with the greatest politics
ness. They have recently captured
several Spanish vessels with valuable
cargoes. II Jcnrnal
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Philadelhhia, Wop. q.
INTERESTING TO MILLERs.

INTERESTING TO MILLERS.
1T the late session of the circuit court
Of the United States, cause was tried
and decided involving principle whi0'!
has excited rausl anxiety liz ;his ana
several other states. II ~uo a suit bro't
By OLIvEB EVANS against EATON, for
an infringement of his patent right in
using the HoPPER Boy The defence
taken was that EVans was not the in
ventor OF the HoPPER BcY-thst it was
invented by another person-that at
most, Evans had but improved it.
The trial occupied length of time |;
many wine ss6 s were examined on both
sides, and the cause was ably argued by
the counsel The defence was su6i-
ciently established in point of fact; and
under the charge of the court, the jury
found a verdict for the defendant. This
decision goes to des roy Mr. Rvans'S
right to the Hopper Boy. His other
improvements ON mill machinery cons
tanned in his patent, was not the subject
OF this suit.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-04
Boston. Nov. 26.
La est from Russia.

Latest from Russia,
Yesterday arrived at this port the
U. S. brig Prometbus. A S. Wads-
worth, Commander, IS days from ST.
Petersburg, and g from Elsineur.
This is the vessel which carried des.
patches from the American Govern
ment 10 the Court OF Russis. She ar
rived at St. Petersburgh on the 9Th
Sept and remained there til the goth
oG October, during which time the En-
peror was absent on journey.
We understand she has brought des-
patches from the American Charge
d'ATires in Russia, and from Mr..
Coles--but on account OF the absence
Of the Emperor 1t is presumed they
arc not answers TO the Communications
Of our government, for which probably
Mr., &. remained at St. PetersburgF
The Promotions brinss.no Pollticai -
;clligencc OF importance.
hLr. Pjnkney bad no; arrivel
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John ]. Chappell John Taylor
Benjamin Huger William w oodward9
William Lowndes Yaeant)
Henry Middleton
Georgia.
John Forsyth Thomas Terrair
Boiling Hall Richard H. Wilde s
Wilson Lumpkin (Vacant)
Kentucky.
Henry Clay Speaker Samuel M'Kee
Joseph Desaa Alney M.Lean
Thomas Fletcher Stephen Ormsby
Benjsmin HARDIN Solomon P. SHARPE
Richard NJ .Johnson Micah Taul 10
Tennessee.
w. G. Blount u. Ii. Henderson
Newton Cannon Samuel Powell
isacc Thomas James b. Reynolds
Ohio. Tj,.
John Alexander William Creighton
James Caldwell James Kilbourn
David Clendenen WillisnH. Harrison6
Louisiana.
Thomas Is. Robertson
IqGiCnG.
Wilton Hendricks.
DELEGATES.
Nias'sihfa Ierr,tory.WilIiam baltimore
Mmois Territory benjamin Stephenson
Missouri Territory. Rufus Esslon
REHABILITATION.
Senators go
Representatives 1888
De,egates 5
Total 224
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A1ANDEVILLE & LARMOUR
HAVE RECEIVED FOR SALT,
z z hogsheads I Penniylvania Rye WMs-
D. 50 barrels key
So b b,Is New England Rum
10 puncheons I'd. Sd and 4,h prooiW
India do
as barrels 4th proof Accomac Peach
Brandy
4 pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
20 hhds. Molades
so bbls low priced Sugars
90 e eoSss new RaiGns
1000 lbs. freih Zante Currai
600 lbs. foft fhellcd Almonds
80 cai&s colored Gofhen Cheefe
AGO frkins Penfylvania Butter, Phila-
delphia inipe6ted, No. /, for fami
ly ule
IS bags Race Ginger
40 caRs chewing Tobacco
SO SO b bbIs. Havana Green Coffee
1000 buhels blown Salt
1000 do ground Alum
bale Writing Payer
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles
boxes real Martinique Noyou
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as ufual.
December !.
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.ALAnASTNH M0RK.

Such as Groups and Figures, Jars of the
mot modern ard delicatr tafc ALSO, a
number of FIGURES and BUSTS IN mar
BILE, ancient and modern LIKEWISE, a
number OF GROUPS and MEDALS, of
bronze, with very large collection OF.
PAINTINGS, in oil co!ors, by ancient
authors, A number of Canoes engraved.
Likewise, a quantity o! JEWELLERY,
fuch as coral necklaces, bracelets, car
rings and belt work in the moi elegant
(tyle- Also, one fet of Brcakfh1 c UPS
and SAUCERS, Of hyperion quality
with Il number Of other articles too nburc-
rous to mention.
December 4
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NIevcHbe rE5
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I o'steenth Congress of the United
States.
GsEcoND sEssIoN]
Chas. Cuts, secretary of the Senate.

Chas. Cuts, secretary of the Senate.
MEMBERS or THE SENATE.
.Nszp Hamtshire.
jeremiah Mason rhos. w. Thompson
Massachusetts,.
Joseph B Varnum
Rhode Island,
jeremiah Il. Howeil.vI!liam Hunter
Connecticut.
David Daggel, Samuel w. Dana
Vermont.
Dudley Chase Isaac I icheHor
.Neso York.
Rufus King Nathan s Nurd
Nc5y Jersey.
John Condict janis j. Wilson
Pennsylvania.
Abner Lacock Jonathan Roberts
Dcid7vsre.
OuierbridgeIIorsey William X, Wells
AiGryiant.
K VI. Goidsborough Robert O. Harper
Ytgi~ia
Jarcs Barbour lArnis,sd 7 Mason
.NorEh ca, DINA
Nathaniel Macon (Ynccntl
South Carolina.
John Gi!!ard (Yaoont)
Georgia.
George NJ. TrouP Charles TAFT
kentucky.
Martin ID Hardin Isham Talbot
Tennessee.
Geo. w. CauGell John Williams
Ohio.
Jermiah Morrow Benjamin Ruegles
Louisiana.
James Brown Egi gius Fromentin
Indiana.
James Noble Walter Taylor
ihos. DouGberiy, Clerk OF the House
nj Representatives.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS,
Will be offered at the auction Office, on
Union Street, between King and Prince,
an extenfive and general aHortment OF
SE.4SO.E4BLE GOODS.
OF Britih, French, German, India and
Dome(tic manufactures, which will be wen
feleeted, and well worthy the attention at
town and country merchants and others,
as the undersigned will be abundan'!y iuP :
piled from The manufactures and their
friends in Kew York, Bottom and Phlladei-
phia, which will give to gentlemen an OPP
portunlty of laying in their goods on as
good terms rs they can he in ,hoic cities,
taking into view the difference OF exchange
etc. etc.
The particular deicription of Goods will
be advertlfcd in the papers of the day.
Coniignments fri6tly attended TO and Ii
| beral advances made, if deiirablc.
tNO. JACKSON & Co.
| november Al. Au6tionecrs
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NICOLAO FIENGO.

{JUST ARRIVED FROM I7HLf)
II AS the honor to inform the Ladies and
a L Gentlemen of Alexandria, and its vi
cinity, that he has taken Store on Royal
ftreet, next door to the Herald Office,
where he has for ialc on reafonsSle terms, a
large and elegant afrortment of
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REMOVAL.
G.. BRONAUGH g. CO.

HAVE Removed their Store one door
below the corner of King q Patrick ftreets,
nearly Opposite MelIrs. Tyler and Harrison.
In addition to their former stock they are
now opening general aTortment of
DRY GOODS,
lately purchaled in Philadelphia, which
they offer for sale on very eligible terms,
for cath er TO Punctusl cufCmers. They
with purchalers 10 call ard examine the
goods.
December4.
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Members of the House Of Repre-

NIeuiOeIS OF the house u lEePre-
sentatlyes.
Wc5y Hamhshirc.
Charles II Alherlon Roger Vose
Bradbury Ciisey Daniel Webster
William Hale Jedutl UNI Wilcox
HGSsaehuse,ts.
Benjamin Adam Albion K. Paris
Geo Bradbury Timothy Pickering
William Bsylies John Reed
benjamin Brown Thomas Rice
lanes Carr Nathaniel Ruggles
Samuel S Conner Asahel Stearns,
John w. Hubert Solomon Strong
Cyrus King Samuel Taggart
Elijah II Mills ARENAS Ward
Jeremiah Nelson Labsn Wheatoe 20
Rhode Eslane
John L. Boss, James .. Mason 2
Connecticut
EPaPlro- Champion Timothy Pitkin
lchnDaVeRport,jun Lewis Is. StUrges
Lyusan Law BENZ. TaIlmadgc z
Jonathan o. MoselY
Vermont.
Daniel Chipman Asa Lyon
Luther Jewett Charles Marsh
CEauncey Langdon Jim Moves
Nesv York.
Asa Adgate Moses Kent
Daniel Avery John Lovett
Samuel K. Belts Hosea Motif
James BirdsaIl Erastus Root
Victory Birdseye John Savage
Micah Brooks Abraham II Schenck
Daniel Cady John w. Taylor
Archibald S. Clark George Townsend
Oliver G. Comstocl Jonathan Ward
Henry Chrocheron Peter II. Wendovor
Thomas r Gold James w, Wilkin
Tho. P. GrosyenG Wes'l Wiiloughby,
Ja5ez ID. Hammond John b, Yates fir.
William Irving
Ne0U Jrscy
Ezra Baker lewlo Ccndict
Eprhaim Bateman Henry Southland
Benjamin Bennett Thomas Ward 6
Pennsylvania.
William Crawford William p. Maclay
William Darlington William Minor
William Findley William Piper
Hugh Glasgow Ohm Ross
Isaac Griffin bbn Sergeant
John Hahn Thomas Smith
Joseph Hester fames N. Wallace
Joseph Hopkinson ohm Whiteside
Samuel ID Inghem hos. Wilson
Jared Irwin William Wilson
Aaron Lyle John Woods %
Dclavare.
h2nfs Clayton 1homas Cooper
MARYLAND.
Stephenson Archer Peter Little
George Raer samuel Smith
c. Goldsborough Philip Stewart
Alex. & Hansen Robert Wight
John &, Herbert
Virgiiin
Philip p Barber William M'Coy
Burwell Basset Hugh Nelson
James Breckenridge Z NJ. Nelson
William A. Burvell Thomas Newton
Peterson Goodwin james Pleasantsju
Ayleu Hawes John Randolph
John p. Hungerford William II. Roam
John G. Jackson Daniel Shelley
James Johnson Ballard Smith
John Kerr Magnus Tate
Joseph Lewis. juu. II, St. G. Tucker 2
Norlh Carolina.
Joseph II. Bryan Charles Hooks
James w Clark William e. Love
Jcha CuipepeI William II. Murrre
samuel Dickens Israel Pickens
lYeidonN. Edwerds Lewis Williams
| Daniel NJ FOrney Bartlett Yancey
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BAR IRON.

-7HE subscriber has jun received a ge-
reral dnortment Of BAR IRON of
every deicription, luch as Plough Plates,
Axe Bars, Tire Iron Of different widths
and thickness, fquare and fat bars of all
fzss, round belt ditto, we'll afTorted Ger
man and Crowley steel of good quality,
eo;kss, Nails, Brads and sprigs of his own
featuring, and almof every article in
i've building lire, which lie will fell on the
of resfon1ble terms. Being convenient
- he water fhofe trading up and down the
=, .,,,ar and othe viii find il 10 their advan-
~. 20 cali at his Nail Mandatory, Union
a..ct where they can be fupplied at III.
I1'r,s4 notice and every favor gratefully
a9kuowledged. ,n rr,n
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UNION HOTEL.

The subscriber having. returned to his former
residence in Manchester, which he now calls
THE UNION HOTEL,
formerly called "Soiomon Gordon's or Iea;Rs
oldiTayern,' win Immediately open Tavern
under the above name, and solicits tie attention
OF bis friends and the public
he will use,every possible eudeavour to give
satisfaction in the line OF his profession.
ispriees are, what they usually were, viz:
Tor dinner so cents
For supper, 81 ID
For breakfast 81 IL
For lodging. II
Horse per feed IS
- for day rs
His bar shall always be well supplied with the
bes, LIQUORS, and he will very shorty keep q
constant supply Of Beer, Porter, Ale, &c &c.
II 80 = NATHANIEL CHILDERS.
Msnc chester, Aug 3I,--tf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE


an the first day Of Qotober next (if not before
" that tune disposed ofat private ssle) will be
offered TO tie highest bidder on the premises, Cor
cash, A VALUABLE TRACT. OF LAND lying
IN Hanover CoulI v. This tract contains between
one hundred and fifty sud two hundred acres, a.
bout half which is IN woods, excelcutly timber.
ed with Oak, Hickory & Pine-the latter very
valuable for building. The remaining half is
cleared andlays well for cultivation and affords g
dehghtfulsitustion for dwelling Houe The
Land is well watered having on he south and
East sides considerable run OF Water bounding
i,-and which will afford the greatest abundance
ofmeadow ground Cor the tract
The above Lard joins the laDd of Colonel Cole
Digges, who Lives near the CgoSs Roads in Hanover
Snd distantfrom Richmond about niue niles.
The Subscriber will exchange the above Lsnd
tor Land IN the upper Country if suitable.
Shuold any person wish to purchase the above
Land at Private sal or wish to view IL they are
referred 10 Colonel Digges, or to John NJ Syme
living in Richmond. @ t
GEORGE p. DIGGES.
SeD'emberh -tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.

The subscriber tenders his services to the CT
tizens Of r ctuond as an experienced Tailor,
who VIII execute faithfully any thing in that
line D! bL mess with des,stch.-He at present
resides near to Mr.. GathsTight's aud Mr.. SHADES
store, whsle he will be thankful for the smallest
favor n n line of business.
HIS .aiy, Ann. williamson, understands the
dfterenl branches IN tae miilipary hue, and will
hetlia'S III ioT any favor esaferned her in the
above line
JAMES WILLIAMSON.
SepteniberI1 .s.s -,