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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-01-05
TAE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
SALE, A VALUABLE
Tract of Land,

Z YiNG on Deep creek, in the county
IA OF Nottnway, containing about 1900
acres, OF which SEQ arc In cultivation, ar
ranged INTO convenient aolds well incIoSed.
There are about ioGo acres in wood which
- very well tinbcred, and esteemed equal
70 any ~ tbs county in the production
Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco /, ID
cyei and well watered, lis distancs from
Petersburg is &C, from Rich1Hond rs
mics. \ raore particular description OF
the lane 5 deeptd unnecessary, as it is
presumed 10 enc WIN purchase without
Ffst viewing i, The terms viii be mode
rate for part cash, the balance in foul
equal anBu..i payReHts.
For further particulars, application VII
made to the subscriber living w the county
OF Amelia, ncar the court house.
W6RD W.5LD.
August, 10, 1902. (rtl
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N CT.
IN re case Of HhzExEAx L. WzcKgFar4'
BEHSAMlN HsRRrs,
3 A N K RU Pr S,

y HE commissioners named and autho.
: rlsed IN AID by a commission ofbapk-
ruptcy awarded and now in prosecution a.
gainst Hc2ekiab l.. Wight and Reniamjb
Hafris, Merchants, of the city Of Rich
;nond, under the firm Of Wight s. Harris.
intend to meet on Saturday the e2d dsy Of
January, 1908. at the commissioners; Of.
nee in the city OF Richmond at 10 O'Clock
10 the forenoon, IN order to make diyi-
dend OF the estate and effects O. the said
pankrupts when and where the CREDITOR
who have not already proved their debts
under the said commission are hereby "a.
CURED to come prepared to prove the same
ar they will be excluded the berleGt ofthe
soid dividend, and all claims not then
proved will be disaliowed.
ROBERT BROOKE.
Secretary to the commissioners
Richmond, Dec. %, 1909. [tdml
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Second Notice.
II The case Of JOSEPH ANTHONY,
u 4lrpnrrL,tl.


4 BdHKPIIpg.
KY HERE. - se0lnmssior OF banIr,fotc,y founf
cd apcn the al of che Congress N Tie I'M.
iei States, passed the IN day of April, 1850.
cn,ried " an e. to establish an iiliic-n, systera
Of bankruptcy throughout tbe United States hath
been awa1dvd ard issHeA forth against Joseph An
thcpy lase nefchantof the city Of Richmond. bur
frw ofthecounty of tIenrico, s.he haviar tcer de
clarcd banlrupt,i IS hereby required 10 surrender
himself q the commissioners in tie said commits,
sion neuned, or major part Of rhctti, on Saturday
the Tom Ne Friday the Pal days o,f thist,re-
seYt mont, (Dcce,nber.) ard OF Tuesd5g the dsr5
d. Of January 1903. az the commissioners psiee
IN the city o. EichrGond TO o'coc in tie fore
noon g each DAY, alsl make fsll discovery and
Disclosure Of his estate aud ele6s vvhc and ,heie
tie CREDITORS are 20 come prepared TO prove ,heir
debfs' and e. the seeonl yutjmg 70 choose on as->
signce Or assilrecs Of The said baaIrini's csrar,
aAd cilc9s, ard at the last sizing The SAD bank
rupt IS 3csircd 70 6uil his cxamination. ard she
eEsdi-ors are 70 assent TO or dissent from de ~.
lowance o. his geniiicate al presors INDEBTED
iothc sid biElropio tliatsse any oi RS ese, Ism
DER hsnd. are n't % pay or deliver the came ht
to whoiu the cominissioners shall Epoiai
RIO BkOOKE.
secr--lry TO the Conm.ssia4crs.
Kichrieud, December 70. 1902
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A L M A N a C K S
FOR 1903.

JVs7 RscRTYFD e. FoR SdLB f- s.. P1xt-
sNSrs' Boox- SqoRR, Ptchwogn,
Cisi's and scbwcis,er's GERMAN AT.6h-
NACkS, and the Lancastcr cArrsn,.
fer 1903, " the do8en---kiso--
Csrey's FEANKLTN ALHTANACK.
Woodwsrfs Penncy.vani3. Nev-iersev. peI.
ware MgGyiand ard Yngiuia AI.m6NACF
= o1e3n'g Town and cerntrs 81. MANACr
Fo.g WINS ALM6EACK, aad uccpliosss,
S3nzens ord Firne-'s ALMhNAcK
Nor 2Ss 1902
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TRN BORROWING
g { II L NJ I.
10 TT r 4 Y,
Is ~ E4isS rae I'm or Tsso 2HccsA"b
D3LEfRs. z6R SUgF5Ss ~ SA-
yEIRLvc s,E BUfLp'hSS oF

w. s8iNCIoH HsNisI ACADEMY.
rseHls SEMINARY vas Once sesp.',' % e'ne
IN the s,4t, except lfiiiia'n and ~ nYi and
Il heatl,ne.s ct situt''on eraconuSnt! 20 Kin
ond. geudcrs rs rc-es'aolisiAment "a oblett OF
srtat insy,rrancs 20 ;e citiessS OF dla5 pace Ar
hsu-'s ri4, IN 2uy ~ crgescy may ohtau IA besf
,,fi;rst ,a and ,la.e chiidrss. immediately
de- the care and n,an'e-msnt % ;hsir pereits.
Tia. prizes m 'lr llottety are csrtAlni. not So
la-re rs - attrof a'r yery great lestre the
iuercepar VII Re I,sey atetd. ssor' III NN a'"nls
20 priAe, tar chance fcf prorfahie rr'u.ni 10
thqse who may purchase releSs. u IS RE 2 oso-
tim San ins,itlrion so valuable % 'eie'Y' N"icH
cu.ht 20 command the liberatty oil le p''oi'c "a
general. buy in an eminent degree ''t,ss Yho re-
SIDE near IA, place, AND az consequently more
inEediaely 1ltereS,cd 1t Is pv'ercd 'hAt II
the importance ef reyiying ms AeiaeHiy, was
Justly sppreci4scd, the citizens q Sne aajaee"
eounties would rf tleln,elyes Immediately pir-
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$500 ,ickeSs II i've dSl'rs not 1AGOo
cutie twoOanks 70 Iriae.
Itis proposed b. The aboyc scheme, &c raise
200 dollars, b. discount upon prizes alone -
which. 1t 5 par cent all be dse sum desired
TICKETS are sold by TIE trustees, and the
g,ney received from ihrle to INNS, IS d'rs'ted 70
% deposited IN the III a,nry, Tor Thc use q the
slccessful siveutrgggs, ls hcpurctasers OF such
fleets respectively. i any aocidenr should requfs
reimbursement.
Rlamcnd July =, 1902,
75orts 7insiey, Ea' i I 7aqao,2t II Jorss,
Gym. P1AIy{, Ceres Se.7s. Iotr' cczt'nos. Jata
a. 7iot.i son. .Saar.e! S .er, Roger Gregg, il,
M. NHcysQri, 7bonas iirte, Ben ann, Pollard.
Esn-y 2la.tsy}af- Rsa5aafa oi,o-y -. .TobH D.
.Bt.a-. OVID
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N o I L e e,
In the sas* of EDWARD BRoADDuA

.
Il BAR1RUPf.
WHEREAS commission oF baJalcr7,rtSy fous-
dea upon the afi Of the congress OF the Uni
ted srates passed On toe 4h day Of April, 1850,
" enti'le5 "a ael to establish am uniform system of
bankruptcy Throughout the United States hafh
been awarded and issued cgainst Edward Prc.d.
dns, merchant OF the county of Aihe;narie and he
Beng declared bankrupt, is hereby required 10
surrender h'mselfto the commissioners III the said
commission named, or a major part or them, ON
Saturday the lst and on "Wednesday the sth daya
of Jannary, 1905 and or Wednesday the ID dSy
CT February ensging, at the commissioners Office
IN the CITY o. Richmond, It 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon OF each Gay, and make full discovery ard
disclosure at his estate and efe3s whea ans
where the creditors arc TO cine prepared 10 rrogc
their debts, and at the second sittng TO choose aa
assignee or assignees of the SAID bankr1,pt's estate
-ad eActts, ard At the last sitting he said bank
rupt IS desired to iniSi, his examination, and she
credi'ors = assent or dissent from the allow
Anee OF his certi6care. All persons inaebred -
The said bankripr or that have any Of mis- eseas.
IL their haIds axe not to pay ortlever the gar.,cr
but 70 whom the commissioners shall ARGENT.
RO: BROOKE,
Secretary to the commissioners.
Richmond, Dec. s0di, 1902. (td,a)
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IMPORTED from EngIeAd I.sS r0mneS, WI,
s.ei'5 the next season Al my plantation on Fiat
Creek, near AIe~de's Mill
ae IS : DARK bay, nearly sxser hsndG high
% ihe eest biood. and elegantly formed: gen.
lsinAn weh acquainted vita the blood aud per
I'f'laice Ct the BEST horses IL England has gwen
me t'& @scoua, ct his performance taken nom
INC !: calendar, sc. he says Asto the hocd o.
NSs LESS, 1t IS rot Azrely W<>csesioa-t!e,
ots eonfa nor be bcStey. benny crossed with every
Fhng valuable ~ England He was got by Pie
noIdenon, cne Of The best of Hrrod's sons, opt Of
the famous Duchess, decidedly the best Mare
o. her dHy.--FariCulars zll be given heleafter.
WIZ. MURRAY.
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Third Notice,
nv rrz CASE OF JUEfUS cRUlIp,
4 BANKRUPT.

(TTSEREAS a Commission Of Bankruptcy
foanded upon the ad OF r.ie Congress 81 tl.e
U0itad States passed on tie 4,f day CT April,
1900, entitled 2 IN at 10 e,tah.ish III uniform
systesi % bankruptcy throngl'ouJ ,he United
State" hash been awarded ard issued sgainst ia
iius CruIap, of dle county OF Henyieo, Coal aler-
chaEt and iftor, snG re having been declared
Bankrupt, IS hereby required surrender hirpsclf
20 the Commissioners IN the sad Commission
-n7mei, or a major par of them, On Wednesdsg
.le Sth, and "Wednesday tho l5th DAYS Ct Ibis
present month (Deoember,) and on saoirIsy the
,sth day Of jsuu&ry. 1906, a the Commissioners
oh.ve iN the cry of Kie.uaoad at 10 O'clock IN
-le forenoon ~ each day, and make a full dissc.
very ans disclosure OF ali his estate and cAc5s /;
I IS .en aa1 where tie crsdrors arr 20 conc pre-
pared 20 prove thcir1ebts, and q; lie second sit
ing 20 choose ass r,ses. and At lie last Sitiir
the sid Bankrupt IS dsaired 70 Iniah las esa.ui-
nation, anu tae creditors arc 70 asseny % or dis
nat from the allowance ofhisce-1i6c-ise II yer
sous indebted 20 ,A- said B-nlrIp. ar that have
of his efests n their tofts are not 10 Bay or
delwer the ong 20 whom The Commissioners
sbaf aqp9iaS
RO: BROOKE,
Sser.-c.P 20 i5e Csnagissioro,s
Richmond, Dee 4.h, 1900.
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SO Dollars Reward.

unite 18th OF 0ct. last /, yo,.n. rost
X y came to my hoGss aisl hired = Nots.
from mt to 80 few miles, and 20 retura
the next day, s.hce Which have ,.ear,, TO-
thing OF him except ;hat lc was seen cr
such horse beycnd Petersburg ca The
southern road. Ills father as SAID "a re-
side in Mecklcnburg. The Young man
is named GREEN SCOTT; / he is ,,bons
FIVE feet eight inches high, spare a..,. lie Int.
y built, ard when he hired my horse he
was very gentoelly dressed. Ills Scouts
by trade TAYLoR anG served lis time il,
Petersburg. The horse is bright tay,
switch tail and main, trots. PAGES and crn-
tiers well, end IS a well fcrl. cd horse his
left fore foot IS as We'll IS / remember,
white, and 30 not recolleGl any other dis
tiIgnishing marks. ] will give the above
reward ior the apprehension Of the man
and hcrse, on receiving nay horse and he
Wa:s tbs fellcw in custoGy of the law for
This acti On will give twenty Ave dollars
for the horse alone, upon the horse being
delivered 10 IVA in Richmond.
PHILIP zoos.
Richmond, Dec. 2lst, 1909. tsn.i
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
POWER OF THE PENCIL.

As the famous Pietro de Cortona, was one
day hnifhing the face of crying child, in the
representation of the Iron age, with which he
was adorning the floor, called the Hot Bath, in
theRoyalP alace of Pitt, F erdihand II.who hap
pened to be looking over him, for his amuie-
ment, could not forbear expecting his appro-
baton by crying out, &c OH how we'll that
child erica" To whom the arttf replied,
" has your majeify mind to fee how eafy it
is to make children Taught Behold, ] will
prove It in an ihItant, Then taking up his
pencil, by giving the contour of the mouth a
concaye turn doweWards, inifead Of the con-
vex upwards, which it before had, ana with
little OF no alteration =: any other part of the
face, he made the child, who, little before,
feemed ready to BURT its heart with crying,
appear in equal danger of burfing its iides with
lmnoderate laughter; and then, by reftoring
the altered fnatuFes to their former petition,
he foon let the child crying again.
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owe our country many iacrihces. In
charging mytelf with It's government,
/ have engaged when neceGary 10 IA
crihce for it my own life, and that of all
who belong TO me. Your hulhand has
fulfilled part Of this engagement his
name ihall be infcribed among rhofe of
brave men: and your own name will
enoble the lit of thoie widows whom
the grear nation has promiied to protect.
That nation has alto adopted your
child remember that this is truft,
the care of which you viii one day be
reiponiible to It.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

oede the fsioridas TO France in con(de.
ration of Parma and Piacanza BEING
added TO Etruria, has been revived or
the continent withincreaied confidence.
he French papers contain COW Of
the new contribution granted by Bona
Parte' N the character of a mediator, 20
5he people of Switzerland. This CON
itlfutioh bears a federal character. and
aooAlhes many OF the ancient ariltocrari-
cal privileges. The cantons are divid-
cd INTO three clai1es, viz. the sriftocra.
tic' the democratic, and the new can.
tons. The diet is to aGemble every
year, IN enc ofrhe fix great towns, and
is TO fit for fix months.
We have extracted the followin,
from the London Courier, ofthe even
ing of the 1T March
General Kolcioulko noW lives il 1,o.
deit retirement in a country houfe near
Paris. Since the fare of his native coun.
try was ultimately determined, it Teens
as II ne were NOT the fame man his
looks, formerly pale and fallow a,e
now treih and healthy. He now i1ters
with gaiety into the enjoyment of all
the common pleafures oflife. He has
ceafed TO carry the fnuf-box on which
was painted a ihip ftattered by the form
With WI the motto, i" My poor Country. .
Ills friends and couhtrymen at Paris re-
guiarly celebrate the anniverlary of his
birthday.
On the 10th ult. as the Acafo fri
gate was coming to Porrfmouth from
Lelth, fhe was driven by adverie winds
on the French coat, when he truck
on the Flemiih rocks, and afterwards
dropped apchor; boat was hoifted our
with Lieut.. Galloway, the matter and
eight men, 20 make fouhdings, when
the upier, and every foul peri(h-d !
fhe. hip arrived at Portfnourh on
| huridays without the leatt damage.
The hrit part ofrhe French civi!code
was Preiented TO the Legislative al.
iemhly by three of the government
orators on the 23d ulrImo. Por-
tallS' N long 1Peech TO the aiieal-
bly,, developed che motives and explain-
ed the principles Of 1t. The code vas
ordered to be printed. The principal
Perions who inccefsfully oppoled it when
it was laif under difcuaion, are no longer
IN either Of the Legislative bodies. il viii
therefore probably be adopted withou,
much opDOItion.
The corpfe of col. Defpard, who wa,
hslng for / reafon on the Oft Feb. was
buried this day. upwards of thoufand
Perians had collected near the houie be-
lore the corPie was removed. The po-
ice officers attended, and The CITY mar
ihal was in the (Pancrafs) cllurch-yard
before the hearle reached it. After he
was buried the crowd Immediately and
quietly dilperled.
szxzszszxz<zMzrss1zzszzss asssSySs,ss
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Lafse Foreign intelligence.

By the arrivals on Saturday from En-
gland, the editors Of the New York Ga
zette have received a regular ferries OF
London papers to the 1T of March in
clulive; and Lloyd's lifts and prices
current TO the 2sth ofFebruary.
The1e papers contain variety Of
matter, Of no uncomfortable interett.
Col. Delpard, and feveraI of his accom-
plices, recently convicted of high trea-
Zen In England, were executed and be
headed on Monday the aft of Febru-
airy, IN pretence of an immenie con-
courte Of people. An account of the
behaviour of the criminals, previous
to, and during their execution, occuv
pies large proportion of the London.
papers. 1t is interetting and viii be
gIvenln our next.
Paris papers to the 23d Feb. were
received in London, which announce
the meeting. of the legiflative body on
the aft. The Moniteur of the 4 I'd
contains an official view Of the prefenr
fituarion of the republic, prepared for
the Legislative body. This important
and curious paper is fgned by Bona
parte, It embraces variety Of objects J;
bur which our want ofroom obliges US
20 deferuntl tomorrow. 1t f}ates that IN
wards Of 10, 900 French manufacturers,
ditPerled throughout Europe, have re-
turned 10 their respective Vocations in
the republic. That <s St. Domingo had
lubmirted, and the author Of its trou-
bles was in the power Of France every
thing, III fhort, announced the return
of its PROPERTY, when by horrid DIFF
cafe, 1t was devoted 70 renewed caIami-
ty: but the plague that defolated the
army has now ceaied its ravages, and
the forces thar remain in the-colony, to-
gcther with thoie which will fpecd!lg
arrive, cannot fail to reftore it to peace
andprofperity." That Batavia is gradu-
ally regainlng po6ef1ioh of the colonies
reltored TO her by the peace /; bit 6s
0agbt aeu'sr to fdrget, tbat Fyante tan b
IL her AMY the mGf glSfm frie1d, ar Be
MET dangerous enemy" In fpeakinp of
the diviGon Of parties in England, il
fays, One has concluded the peace,
and is decidedly inclined to ruaintair il
while The other has fworn an implacable
hatred TO France hence arifes that 9uc-
tuation ID opinions, and IN the fenate
that attitude which is at once pacific and
threatening. As long as this CONTEXT of
parties continues, there are certain pru-
dental mealures neceHary on the part OF
The republic. Five bndrea ib0alaud
men mae end o0iH be ready 10 agfSad and
4veage IL
The report that Spain is about to
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
FROM THE TRENTON FEpERA1IsT.
DEMOCRATIC DECEPTION N.

LAS we expected, the democrats are
boating loudly of che PROPERTY of our
finances. Before JeRcrfon had been in
Office iix months, they began to pro
clam millennium, though no one rnea-
iIre had oeen entered into by him, bus
that of making room for his friends aud
! parrl2ans. Nor a GngLs dciAay has ever
been brought into the treafury by any
meature Of the democratic party. The
prosperous lgfem Of finance, 1uggefted by
Hamilton, and adopted by the Waihing-
ton administration, is the fource 70
whichwe are indebted fog an OVERLOOKING
'treafury; the credit o f oppeJifipn to which
fyltenl, is all that the party now in po-
Wer can claim.
-" When the Federalits went out OF
Office, and Mr, Jefcrlon and his party
came in, government had iut began
TO breathe free Of the embarranimcnts
which had opPreded it ever fnce IFS hra
efabIilhment.
e Ar the o5t~fet there was not a dol
lar in the trealury; they were actually
forced 10 Borrow money TO pay the
members Of congFefs. As foon as the
revenue lyltetn was brought into ope-
ration, very expehlive Indian war
broke out, that took every fpare cent in
the trealury. Then followed the Al
gerine piracies. --NeXr Gallarin and
his whhEy boys Then the Briti(b
dePredations, amounting 10 almoh fair
millions IF dollars. Then the French, 70
tq0snty millions, and to clolc the fcene.
qnotber Peag6i0aaia ijvrsr5i0r. Yer
Notwithstanding all thefe obfru6tions,
the national debc was dininifhed, the
country was enriched Beyond caicula-
ton, a navy built, our commerce
doubly extended, and three millions Of
money ~ the treaiury, and a revenue
eftablllhcd which annually produces be-
tween ten and twelve millions ofdollars
cloled the career Of federal labours.
" hen all this was done, and peace fet-
SEQ with foreign powers, aud the army
diibaHded and the navy laid up, the de-
tnocTats came into power, and frdiae
thlngsin aprolPerous train begin TO CROW
up the good e6ects Of their r1anaoement
ere they have taken Jingle Gep, back
ward or forward. The ~ OasJ of the
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

SO much has been Gaid of the philo-
loPhy of MIR. Jefrfion, il is truly alto
mining thar there are fill men to be
found, who difbelieve the Prelidcnt's
Pofeliing it. Duane, to fhew his fupc-
riority over Calender, exclaims look
at my children When any one doubts
the prelident's phi'ofophy, he can ex-
claim, Look at my plan of a dry DIX.
A more fooli(h ridiculous plan was
never before conceived; TO expend near
a million Of dollars to dig a huge oven
in bill large enough to contain twelve
ycf1els Of war, in which they may com
fortably crack and rot, This is philo .
fophy, aye it is economy Of the people,
money alfo, but like all the RET Of Jef-
fer(on's economy and philolophy, an
ounce Of common lenfe is worth cart
load oft.
Anumber of fuch philosophers have
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

The following circunftance lSreiated
Iina letter TO = friend from Chateau De
Fenours;
& Two perons were or fhort jourr1-
ney, ard pa1ing through hollow way,
a dos which vas wish them ltarrrd
badger, which he attacked and purified
till ne took fhelter in burrow under 4
tree. With Tome pains they hunted
him cut, and killed him Being We
ry few miles from village called Cha
.bellatlere, rhey agreed to drag him
there as The Commune gave a reward
for every one which was dei}royed ; be-
'fides, they Purpotcd telling the kin.
BldSers hair furni!hes. excellent fcuin-
bling brulhes, for painters. Not hs1-
ing aropa, they twi.ted, and drew him
along the road by Gums, They. had
not proceeded far, when they heard
a CRY of AZ animal il fleming ditreE:
and topping 70 fee from whence it pro-
ceeded another badger approached flow
ly. They ar frit threw ltoncs at it, nor
wit5ttanding which it drew near, game
UP TO the dead animal, began 70 ItcE il,
and con,;nued its moarnfl cry. The
men furpriied at this, deiGed from Of
fering any fu rther injury TO il, and again
drew the dead oae along as before When
the living badger, determining nor to
quit its dead companion, lay down or it,,
taking It gently by one ear, and ia thaE
manner was drawn into the midi OF the
village nor could dogs, boys, or men
induce it 70 quit ITS fituation, By any
means; and, 70 -heu fhame be it iaid,
they had the iahumaa,ly to XIII it, and
afterwards burn5 it, declaring it could be
nc other than a WITCH
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13
The RGEOR !NG.R,
RICHMOND.
APRIL 1917. 1903.

Al the ele6tion which took place on Monday laf at
the court-houfe, for the parpofe of eecinq de
iegate, TO repreient this city in the neXc ge-
neral aiiembly of Virgins, the votes hooa
as follows
DR.. JoHN ADAMS Io7
VILLAS DUvAL, o.
Mqjniyfs~ !1e yideraj rcndiaats is
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-13

A grocer adyertigno his ttock 20 BE-
fold under prime egf, 9 ncighbor of MS
obierved, rhat il was impofjble to fell it
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4 flrteing tor IL bimjeT