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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05

WHEN VIC afemble together, fellow
c'eizena, to conideF the f5aec Of our be-
loved coInfy, our juit attentions are
arit drawn TO thofc plc&Gng circnin-
ltances which mark the goodnets Of TIA
Beng from whoif. f-.vor they Rozg sndr
the large nleature of tfanka.lnels we
owe torshis bouasy. Another wear mas
come around, and finds us H;n
bieiied with peace and 6;endfh -
abroad; law, order and religion a.
&C home, good affection and HARMONY
with or inliAn neighbours, and bur
-filens i'shtened, yet our Income fu63ci-
eat to- the puhlic wants, and che s,ro-
GAGE OF The year grear beyond sxamoje
l heie, fellow citizens, are the circlir,-
ftanccs under which we Nicer. and ~. re-
marx wilhipecial larisfa6eion thoic which
lnder che inlile,s Of providence, r1fiilr
from ehe Kill, inAultry and order Of
our eltlzens, managing their own as.
lars in their own way, and Tor their own
Hic, uneo1barrai}ed by 6fcal exa6tions.
On the geftorlng Of peace in Earcpe.
thaf portion Of The carrying trade, wiiich
f'ad taHen 10 oor fhare during the VIZ,
vas abridged b. the returning compel
ton Of tie oelIiserenr powers. This
was 20 be expected and was lu4. R,r.
in addiction we find, in foene parts Of
Europe, rlonopoiizing DETERMINATIONS,
which, ia the forms Of duties, ten a.
fettiohately TO prohibic the CARVING
rhitller our o%n produce il cur oWn rl-
ieiS. Prom exiting antilles and fpi-s
rft of iaiticc, il IS hoped shat friendly
dilcollipn viii produce I fair aA3 AIDE
qgare reciprocity. But Glould fs,.a cal
.eularions Of interef dcfe4r our hope, IL
reits with tins !egi1lturc 90 decide whe
taer they will meet inequalities abroad
wirh counccrVailing Inequalities at home
o. ProY!ae FOR The evil in any other
way
Ii IS with fatisGttion lay before yo9
an a6t Of the BIi.ilh parliament ansici-
paths rhiS iuD;c1, 70 far as 20 authorize
mutual abolition of the dutiss and
countervalling duties, permitted under
me treaty u I1o4. Ir thrws on their
plrC = t1,FiS OF inf5lce and friendly &C
ConnlodstiOa, watch rs or dutv and
ola t.5s ret ~ cu.slva5c WICh all nations.
Wostae. this would produce a due
equality IL ne navigation between
lre TO coualri lisa {ubjeCt for our
confederation.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
W4g4ING70Y CYry-. ~

|1z2I5I4VGzol. CITY, Dec. e.
! ms day at "a o'clock, the fol lowing
n1eilage was delivered to each hou.s
by Mr.. Lewlss Secretary to ti.e-p pre-
hdcnt
TO TEE SENATE AND HOUSE OF re-
RESEaTArivEs OF THE UNITED
STATES.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-01-05

he found h:al. MIR. Dow!efwcli 60
the part OF the Defendants, cohii.ierea
tae who's as jolt ahd ipol1. III tinisi-
CATION OF damages.
ne fecorter, as we'll AZ the iusy
thought stete jckey rather ro5 i've re-
damage. D'-e4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

For thele laff ten days the tales OF cot
ton have been very limited, and our mar
ket is in very doll fate for all defcrip-
tions; we attribute this to the iufpencc
We are kept in with refpeff to the refult
Of the prefent negotiation. 1t feems the
general Opinion, that if war fhould take
place, the Cotton market will for while
De depreGsd Gtuation, as our trade for
time will be thrown out of its regular
channel, but we do not spprehend any re-
duttion ultimately in the prices, unleis
The fcarcity OF money lhould operate un-
fayourably on commercial operation. It
the differences are amicably adjuaed, we
expect revival in the demand at thePre-
lent quotations.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
cry SUBSCRIPTIONS

10, the PoRr Folio, a literary
Paper publlhed IN philadelphia,
are ',seselved BY the Edltor ofthI5
PabsT. The terms are Five Dol
lars 9sy. aanun, payabls IN 0a
Uance.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

the cafe may be othesaiir. But in this
county, the man Of genius NUT unite with
thefe puriuits fome commercial enterprise,
or iubmit to the alternative of penury ana
neglect.
In either cafe he reaps for his labors
dilatisfaetion. Should he adhere foley
to the cultivation of his mind, and admi-
niaering to his countrymen the gsatu-
itous product of his midnight labours,
chill perjury damps the fame of bis &C.
MUS and extinguifes its brillisney.--
Should it be embarked in plants of com
merce or Ejaculation, he finds he is trave:i-
ing path from which.he.has, by habit, no
compass TO guide him, and itsis altogether
uncongenial with his wilhes. The editor
of the Port Folio has bufeted the pillows
Of frequent difappointments and various
Heterogeneous. He has now conducted
in the city Of Philadelphia the valuable
Mifeellany of which we are writing, for
nearly thirty months, and we find no de-
probation III its value, and we hope no
defalcation of its patrons. We have CIV
en- this brief opinion of the paper and its
editor, as we have-had frequent occaEon
to do before, not only as final tribute
to their merits, but as inducement to gen.
tlemen ofleifure and wealth to iubf,rib.
for work, from the annual perulal of
which they will aGuredly receive as much
"a iohal pleafufe as they will a. the end
of The year from the retention Of five un-
difturbed dollars in their Golfers.
Farmers WeakL Mglium.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31
PORT FOLIO.

This mifcellany of elegant and polite
Literature, we are happy to fee, continues
the fpirit with which it originated. AS a
paper devoted foley to the Bellies L<tf,es,
il has indiiputable claims of precedence
before any other publication in the coun-
try. It's columns are rePlete with articles
Of genius and ulefulneis. Its original de-
partments, befdes that part which we
preiume to aow from the pen Of its able
editor, is furnilhed by no ordinary ia.
Tents. Ii is difficult TO Gull from its files
an eGay or poem which can juitly be
entitled only to mediocrity of merit.
lis editor, who is known to many Of US
in this quarter, is man of genius, and of
whom his country will one day be proud
20 boat. It is a rare, indeed, we be-
iieve it an unprecedented thing in Ameri-
ca, TO find any one, except the one of
whom we are fpeaking, who has uniforms.
" devoted the whole of his fervices and
talents TO literary purfuits. In England,
which abounds with learned men, and
shols who are proud to patT0nize them,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31


To gentle '1onatbnu and ia,
For they are aatioa soad we find
And ihould they ever daye n.miua,
Why let them -,hasea sla!s or 70.
ASfalairg Wys.-7A man, plagued
with an III tempered wifs, threw himi-it
into the water, determined, BY drowning.
TO avoid The miieries of being daily iub-
jetted 10 her folding tongue. When he
WIS taken up, the following lines, exfrei-
Eve Of his feeling, were found in his poe
ker:
I" Lei hg5lu;ngs R.@--ltf Aasasr rM
aloug,
LET biasous right finds join in Aqufal,J5ag,
Letea7dquakes @ake lbe f9rt6 tr0m pitt
hbole,
Ind he'll 04ud gaping ia, my ylaaiag /3nI,
Let elements eortexd in endleG fritz,
All are nat egaal to a folding wife.
A fair Cybriau in Richmond having
in a Fl Of indultry applied herfslf TO the
buGaefs of Maatua making, affixed over
the window of her lodging. painted
board, which y uiaing Photographed
error, was inkribed thus-]ANE SMITH,
Mautoymeuto1.'
ABflaqus Maker Wbiechapel has plac-
ed th- following notice on his window
!" Ultimate BeAozUt fared here"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

AfoW tf'e <IIH<H| 1H|Se4tSs
To thofe Ladies of Wallingford who me,
at Tavern there, and drank Sepenteen
TogRs, in celebrating the Idt, OF March
1909.
NAT Beautiful!
The great Semiramls, the invincible
redfaced Catharine of all the Rufias, drank
abundance of itrong brandy 70 did the
mighty Car; but their Ladies of Honor
did never form themielyes into commit
tee Of the whole, and drink feven,een
bumpers each. This high honor was re-
ferved for your hyperion merit.
MeR Aeeom1ls@ed!
Your patriotifm, on this location, has
exceeded all example, for even the ladies'
Of Middletowp, ,/ome gears ago, drank
but fxteen bumpers.
Moa LsUeL!
This is the fure way to multiply foidi-
ers; and democratic army offucf ana
Soas muf be irreGfable.
Mgf Ds/eyviug :
AS foon as heard that you had 70 gal
lantly discharged SEVENTEEN ROUNDS at
the enemies of the immortal Mammoth,
and that not one Of you had fallen In the
action, Eaid /" Amen, thefe things mutt
be written in a book-recordeG 10 Dfuid
fong," and fent TO the feventeen ot7As01
churches So have written folemn
ode on the occahor, which EAba Paine,
may let to muhc, and caule to de chauntcd
by the whole amazonian army.
MN Amiabk
] lay at your feet this pebbey corr Of
my serem, and am with the higheit conf
deration, your mott admiring DRUID.
Cayuga, Ap,RISo3.
An Cd E.
Ladies OF Wallingfordl all hail !
You will / toaf, when e'er drink
Cider, or beer, flip, wine or ale,
In cellar, green houfe, grove or dale;
You are the girls that never ihrink
Daughters of Bacchus fill The bowl !!
Let mirth, and punch, and wine abound !:
French joan, like you, had great
foul,
While petticoats could not controul
She too, pair of breeches found.
Ladies of Wallingford ! proceed
Levil old prudiGh fafhions down,
For Jove and fate have both agreed,
That your right amazonian breed,
Shall raile king to wear crown.
Daughters Of drink offend your
throats
You wear the leather breaches now,
Change your fwect voice for hoarfer
notes.
Cling TO the bottle ike vine,
And cry ene0rs to martial fongs.
Daughters Of Baechusl arong and
bold,
Who does not envy your proud lot
Your praile car never half be told,
Ere J<U<ufeeu Bumpers be forgot.
The Tem9ks ef fbf Diff arr 5sih
in The f0rm Of ar o7agaa.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

Several arrivals of Futile and Logwood
have taken place, and prices are on the
decline; we think the price of the latter
will be materially lower, unlefs war
Mould take place.
Nicaragua fmall 5sl 40
Wood. large SO 90 ---
Very fcarce and much wanted.
Mahogany, Cuba IS "A IS I'D Foof Of
Hiipan, 5 inch
Hon. 4 4 Thick.
At prefent lcarce, Honduras Particular
" the future currency willin ioms mea-
fure depend on the refulr of the Preiens
negotiation.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

The urices of Coffee are already TO
s;ch that we DO not expect war will
,G,a them in any material degree, and
noula the prefcnt difpute be adjufed ami
sabIy, they may experience fome decline,
;fve fhould receive a moderate iuppiy.
ac0css, w. India 7os 7Ss "
Carrasca 100 los -
Scarce, bur Carracca only in demand,
and this may decline on the arrival OF mo-
Ginger, White 75saIo5s
Black so IS
Very fcarce, good White only in de-
nand, and has OF late greatly advanced IN
price.
Pimento ID ga TO-
SARGE and in demand.
Hidss, Buenos Ayres 9 10
Cuba s 7 -
Wet India s. 6
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

In demand, and having been fcarce for
s,me time, prices have advanced, and are
likely to continue high until more abun-
dant fupplies arrive.
FuRick Izl os ISL Ton.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-31

ABzeeus Maker Whi'echapel has plac-
ed lh- following notice Oh his window
!" AGlmatic BeHozvt erred here" !
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
] EiIe
ADAM CRAIG c. I. II.
BURR MILL STONE
MANDATORY.

hE iubieriber -efurrs sincere ihanks 70 hg
Il frIends ard the pnbiie generally, for The
very great encouragement he received in bis line
Of ouiineis fince his commencement in Richmond
He has IAteiy received large fuppIy Of excslent
Burr-Stones at his manafaa Cory. and doe, not heli-
ate 70 lay, tbar re viii ieil Burr Nib S;ocs as
cheap they were eyer fold in the United States;
how'll warrant then, 70 BE Of the bea qualify SID
give ample security t re3uired) ter shcir perto.-
nance. CoUrtry produce will be taken in pay
ment, or q fort cfedg given; he has alnofi every
Gzed faili~Stones really tor delivery; ALTO PLAS-
TER ofFARIS ground and in the Zone
CARSON HOLIDAY.
Riebmosd, Jun. z5tb, 1909. (Il
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
RICHMOND MILLS

fiE iohlcribcr hereby informs the pubic.
thai as ieogtb. after nauch trouble and *
Pence' ne has nearly completed oue OF MS Mills
OF the Jame' x. yer Caaat, in whi,h thee are
Two par Of Burr fnncs for a,srntaeturinp.
"sibAl, and tuo pair Of Cologne Zones row,
ready TO grind CORN
mar 'he incohveniercs which might ari(c from
Gay md difference q neaiures may be avoided
CORN viii be received only by weight, AZ fifry
pounds Q &c bp{ns. ant o7ply OF MEAt sa4
itoMt'>1 wi!l always De KEPT ceaaY to riye IN
stehange, at the rake Of eighty-iga .5ot..ds OF
Meal, or n!oetyt', roeads OF t4os.irr, sor ore
hundred pounds Of Corn.
Aiter the los Of weight by eleaeing and c.a-
poration IA grinding Is deducted, the tell on AlXI
wall De only about one zenith, and on Hou,iny ore
twentieth IT will. therefore. De ,nuch to tne 10
tereit oftho!e who keep horles, 20 nave al their
Corn ground.
As She fpetcriber Is nov providing Fan and
screen Tor the pncpofe of cleaning III. Corn ciFec-
,naily hs:orc it is ground and as th< ,y'eai wiil
Dc made from he be,t Corn only, sal more bur
ilc'i as IS mercaanta6is willhe recevri; he hoge2
thar general 'e5islaftion vii DC giyer.
THOMAS UTHERFOORD.
n. B. The dedG&lion for Storage and Shrink
age on Corn, dep 20 BE- exchanged FOR Meal
AMI Honiny, will BIZ ma : as mods rzieas paITble.
Joauayy I, &C..
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
TO BE RENTED.

= HAT large and convention BRICK TENE-
Il MENT in tkis city, lately occupied by Mr
R0dsrt 2a'Ass, as q Tayern and Boarding tIouie
htu45e on tae cofCer Of the Main-Street; aud
.har leading to Col Myo's Bridge. The central
htua;ion thereof Cannot fail (if rented by a gen.
tenan quaiihed tor The purpolej to eniu-e con
iiiefabie nlmoer or reirca&bie hoardcrs; or, il
Is ~ e;Sit.s Fctl1eEce ioF gertee priva5e faEi-
~. 1he Prenies may be entered, on the Rrit day
OF March Rsxt, or immediately. as circumftances
may fnlsi ioT terms apply 20
ROBERT GAM ii. Z
Who has for faica kand!ome aiTortns ut of CAR
PETS and CARFETiNG, and genpine FORT
WINE, IN pipes and quarter oaks
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02

SOME time has pailed ever, lirce a.va
MIR. Ohm Ciopten any dlilurhance, IN trnrb
expected thas his confidence had eG,ou4ed
the cauia, and would icourge him with much
more ie'eEty, / left room 100 Tor him !,
making MS Eecanta.ioa, ana confclt;og. to
make iome Important comg1unicat;ons a,3
dbcogeries to n!s deludcd conitttuents. R,,r
DC mas n9t The io1titude, be does nor ,,,fI,.Cs
kttat independence, fhat nrnnets, tilat cand,ur.
watch can induce hIrl 20 forego,. or aban,4or,
the inaleit trihe which b longs o. relates 70
| h'rnisit, whatever may be the adu.onitions of
hls conicience3 O. however plain and irfeGit,.
| Die * canics.
IN this i.ew arFIg nDient, 10 faI rs re{pe6ts
ban, iGai nos take 4 wide f-ope. Itis. No
DOUBT Remembered :h2r III my conCludInp 30
dreis which was directed to lie public the I'll
lowing expretilon was uied. = here ~.
=" many perons who haze read theie lereers
10 whom !0me gbIeSts WHICH have 49,,
! " siludea 20 aEe more tamiliiar and vba
8 nave It IL their 2ower5u iinilh With he,,a,
abilities "ilas have only glanced Ar r..
myieif out l.ttis po;. .enl9ins I'd 80.
/ inail DC reIerycd, until more gir,e G,,1
tufc lons tbngs which Do u,,t at rre..-,.
veil underirand." Tes, Mr.. Clo,,t(,, =.
members this, and Is remembers eyaF,, 49,
ellie which has appeared in Inc fan l5 80
which have been adJrehed TO him, not be-
canie shs iSyie was peculiarly ir,1ore1I;vc ~,
5eeauie he had very intimate prcIiggs
knowledge and acquaintance wish Ill the fa!ss
which we're aaedged '-'''
! De third paragraph Of NJ ClsDtcn's cir
cui"r letter, dated Oil TIE thirG Of APRIL, con-
tains the following f4ntcnc-. q Frow cor.
" Fe8 eitimates II appears, that the rssfepob.
olsht' w9!en 'fe judged psdien. 10 be
6 rn1de, VII exceed the amount Of rsgsnue
! octl9ed from thoc saxes, and therefore r1f-
" fieient pfoyi'ion for all the exieeuces Of a.
ne g'TgTn'nen,, rs ven IS pur6tual per-
=" form1oce OF all its engagements, wifi r..
8 main ate: 'hey (meani6g the taxcs) axe
" a5olilhcG'
Ny letter which was pu6lifbej ON the ,otl
OF January contains the following. & II fbs
" szl2snees Of government were fodininif,,
Cd, As TO afford fair occafon Tor reonali,,
taxes let as enquire hqv Congscis Will "a
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
WILLIAM HARPER,
.SADDLER 81 HARNESS MIXER,
MAIN STREET aIcEMoNn,

EsPECTFuLLY informs his friends,
ENand the public III general, that ne Till
continues 10 carry on the above buiinefs,
ia all its various branches, III the houie for
merly occu pied BY Mr.. William Cook and
nearly .oppo1Gte Col. CANDIES fore. iie
alto rerarhs his Gnccre thanks to bis friends,
and the public in gensrai, for the encourage
ment that he has met with during two years
rclidence in this place, and hopes for the
long continuance Of the fame. Fl: now Of
fers for fale, on the mott reafonabie terms,
for cath, varietyef Saddles, Brides, Port
manteaus, and Velaces, Coach and Wae-
eon Harnefs, Of various descriptions. and
other articles, tod tedious TO mention.
All orders from the country viii be itTict-
iy attended co, and WORK executed i'll the
neatclt manner, and at the1hortcit notice.
I Wour three Apprentices will be Sakcn
so the a5ove buiineiss fwlA recommended.
Fsbruary g. 1893.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
FRESH FLOUR.

lie Subferbcrs hereby give notice, ,hat thew
X are now esdy 20 make Sales oFFJOtJR of
their own manuGsaare, and are ado de6roos
TO pu Fchaie Rlsa., Cor5, Flair Ea.1til, ant
Ssavtt.
Suea as may war; fapply Of Mi. Hamiay,
SI6-SfaB, and Bran, are informed that .hey can
&c iurniheo At eerrsin Pfices during yac year and
that for the prcient quarter, ending the Iah Of
March, ,he prices WILDE for 50 lbs Meal, IS. ard
Sd. and Tor 50 lbs Hcminy g. 81.
lheT hereby foilCit al ,hoie indebted 10 he,n
p saake payment as fair as pofbe as thsir iitua-
7on does not enable them 70 2ranr Zach indnl.
gencc as heretofore.
They nave iiil on band large aGor,ment Of
IRISH LINENS, which they are 5nxiocs &c dit
pole Of.
THOMAS RUTHERF0oRD, e CO
FI6. iGs5, s2-3
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02

DY decree OF the Court Of Huitings, wiki
- be iold at the UNION TAVERN, TO she
higheft bidder, for ready money, on Monday
the 9TH day Of March next, ten Ffat5fr BEDS
and F2yngrayg, tx 4iGas7gaay { coles, ten paii'
Of W:adgsu Curtain, one ltdabogar2 DIFF,
one large Cupboard, or Bfaafet, three dozen
W7ndfoyr Chairs, one hngie ClQif for travel
ling in, one Cert, one DjAay, leven Batseaao,
and three BaY Hoyies, TO meet the demand of
JoHN GsAgAAi, againi} SAMUtI JoNas,
sdminiitrator OF WjLEIAM Booker, decd.
JOHN GRINSTEAD, Comm.
Pftbaz0u9 Fe5 1I.ISO3.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
70 TIE PUBLIC.

SFANY gentlemen refiding in hates north
4Y1 OF this1aye addrelIed letters TO US 70 ieno
them the Recorder; and rcqueited we would
naineangpsrion infhIladelphia,or lNeW York,
where they coold fcnd their fubfcription mo-
ney. We take this opportunity Of informing
TIE public, that MIR Lewis, paperoaker, at
Philadelphia, will receive any subscriptions
ent for tbe Recorder, and Mr.. Coleman, prin-
er Of the New Y ork Herald, at New YORK.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
CITY or RICHMOND,
IL C5gpaea .F5aA, fan. 17tb rs

IN Common Hail. Jan. l7fb 1909
WHEREAS tbe pretent funds of the cor.
poratioH are not adequate to the ex-
pence OF erecting 4 WORKHOUSE for tie
city, which would combine within itf.lf al
tse conveniencies which wall regulated inlli-
tuition of this kind would require, having a re-
gard to the future population of this city, vet
s IS wife and exgcdient that ghe funds now
defined for this ulefui inititution fhoaid be
lad out IN fuctt ! manner as 70 anfwer ;h.
pretent purPoie5 Of The corporation, anu TO
admit iuch future additions as the encreaiing
population fray reQaire. Your Committee.
therefore, beg leave e recommend il 70 the
confederation of the Common Hall, % call IN
the aid CT tfo(e who have experience Of tuch
inittutions, and 10 Offer premium fer the
belt plan Of NYorkhouic, which will uc 10
contriyed As 80 admit of being erected in parts,
as the funds of the corporation vii! from tine
&c time afford,
eelof. /, therefore, thag the committee ap-
Ponlcd TO prepare plan of Workhouie be
ditcharged from further proceeding therein.
And rh!t the Mayo be requc9ed to give no
ucein The newspapers, OF otherwifs, that the
luua o. thirty dollars will be given by the cor
porarion, as a premium to the pcrIon who
ihal produce &c the Hall, on the III; j
>}onday in February next, the beit yIan OF a
Workhoufe, contributed as above mentioned,
and 70 be approved of by the Hall, eitiaa!ing
the colt at four thouiand dollars.
Copy
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
.LLENDER, RICHMOND, YIpi ,INIAs
NOTICE.

THE fubicriber Intending 20 remove from
ibis State, requeits thofe hayihe demands
asainit him, to call for payment. Thofe in
aeoted TO sim VIII fee the necedity CT maki.g
Immediate payment.
ASHER MARX
Naaebsfsr, Fs5jnar5IG 1909 "a
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Many gentlemen, when fubfcribing 70
this paper, have enquiTed for complete fefs Of
the Recordcr. I'he(c are not to be had
But thi; litsle publication will, ia fore n1ea-
fure, Gupply Jae want Of them. BeGdes the
fycn lctfcrs TO Jones, sbe Ian Of which has
rang through every fate, and every lecon6
newspaper IN the anion, ;je collection COR
taius many other articles. Among thefe are,
Deftnee Of AayoH Burr--d4r. Samuel Caie-
nan, W. L--DefiAee9f 1imotby Pieketing--
Ahtfh mere od0Rf republican rronomy---with
. variety Of Gnall pieces.
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WANTED,

ITO hire, for the pretsnt year, a NEGRO
LAM, who nnder.tatlds PLANT, A.
I ls2.V BUSINESS. Likewifs BOY
81 ~ Of 5 years old, or woman who has
oeen uled 20 outdoor buiineis. Inquire al
this of:ce.
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TIME SUEscRIBEes TO the REVISED
X CODE arc RESPECTFULLY informed that the
Book viii be ready for delivery on the tlrit
ofAptil nc~f.
February Iof5 1903.
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WBDNEsDA15 MdRcH 9, 1853.
VIRGINIA.

sI eoart .soniuufd md rid 10, Hai:f7.
: CoHay' on k/s'!asjday tbe 24s5 DAY ma
Ifaac Coles, fanr. P}a;afiF.1
AGAINST
Stcph-R Riggs and IN
James Snead, Defeadast5. c'anee'y
THE defendant Biggs, not hay ing entered
his appearance and given fecprisy according
to the act OF afiefnbly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing TO rhe iat;staaion Ct
the court, that he is not an inhabitans of this
country, On the motion of the plaintiff b.
ms council, it is,ordered that the ad d4feri-
dant do appear here on the fourth MeuJay in
March next, and anfwer The bill CT the pisin-.
til, and that a copy CT this order be forthwith
inherited in ionie newspaper of the city Of
Riehmood for two nsnths iuccefively, ard
pottsd At the front door'of TIE court houle OF
this county.
4 cbpy--l'efe
BERGMAN GREEN. u. c. H. {.