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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21
PHILADELPHIA, April 70.

The Englilh IMP Mary, Captain Ten,
pie, in 81 day. from Falmouth, arrived
at Norfolk on the sih inf.
This IMP was chartered by the Bfitllh
government, to bring oat TO Amcflca'
lixty one American ieamen, lat ten gu,
meas pec head, who has been lmP'en''
ioto the Britif, navy during tie la:e "'''
She failed from London the 9h OF Nostn-
Der bound to Norfolk ana after beng
out fcyen days iprung leak ana P'f e Ia.
Falmouth. While lie was at lea a ieve
br Ike out amonga tie isane> W '!ca
proved fatal 10 eighteen Of then, ens"5
blacks. On her arrival Al FAnou'n,
which was the 18th Of Nov. ihs was . r..
under fria quarantine, and detaineo '.'e, a
until the 18th March; and vas fsle@a
only through the earneit iol'c'fa'io,' .o,,
the American Conful to the goyeinHs''
aad failed from that place, WIKI inc ''
low flag hoilled.
It's laid, that accounts have been .n :;
ceived from Cape Francois, OF txo .U E.
ments Of Po!anders, who arrived wa. 80: :"
French troops having sevol'cd and 'o''
ed tie bcigaads.
Arrived, lhip HOPE, Edwio, Lo'6 CO.. !.
lch'r soccel,, Tee, Richasoad D0yl ,
Olive Branch, PcaElr, co.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21
From the WAsHlNcroN FEDRRALlsT.

banas .fsr. foms tine. re 04Se fas'e}f6
a S;tsy<tiauary 9eqpey lodgsd aui:b *, 6
to The time etr eommtncing them, TIE pa
per and The 9u5Lie attention has been il
mueb accepted sVit5 the eoagrs9iona' fro-
feediags, that sve iiudged il 6ef 10 dszay
tbeJe Aumbsrs, til msre lejJHre so0ala
esfxe them mors qofle0me reception.
Ia g;9ing tbsfs piece, 70 The 1ablie' a0t
garnet 5ut lm3atbJs qoitb tie feelings =
a ysuxg man IN tbxs fabmittirg his l4IS'a-
;, eeora 10 he rigid critic and aafffl'ns
tolitieiau. W,ers eve 70 gree or o70H epi1''
On Os.o their merits, tbere qv9aH be t6ele'
abb nigh attridatt it rather 70 The par
tally sfJC,3aGta.p, thai tie candid de,
daaios IF erar5fm. TER meriEs Is nat
c0nfasd to mere di7iox and arganeat.-
Wbeu ne viezv in them the yoatefal and
ixgeniaas MIND, ardent il the eag/e IF free
d0m ard anxioas far tbe bab9mss At his
eeaaty, they become doa5b ia.trsaiag ara
izara4z;Ve. We 9erceive ~itb Es64f
care, The uameaaixg erinifaisas pr..teJs0"'
Of dJGssersfsd patrolilu, eatfiv1ie Zee
;nqgm0,i5n aid bias Ike j44ggmtrt q
,eutb and inexpe,irnee. Depoia q gaze
nJet, the ,eathfat mind exfftss fo h1a
esaalJ Gaee,5.y and eandor N esery 3fs1'"
stmf>n. Enia expectation, dflaFVe 6elfs;
bo5o NAM bsvs taller viaias 10 tbs am
ale 4eca5a.fs. Saeb is ROT The ftsati'a
ofsHy 1at5ar. lie has lad The 'adsao
nnd 5sl4asys 10 examine i3to The JoHad9f'eS
sf lis 5ol,ac4i creed and liz e0ndor q &c
.aaoqrlsde< bis errers Ia dong IBIS he
nae expea to meet eOitb eaiAmry ard a
5aje, t1en fraigA s6i3,ixgs # p4ro ran
"a, and democratic rGg< and PerleeA''0H.
q,b9t tbs ere6at raling 3ary' ae6'f6
fas aelsa from laeb ln4R 5<sia@'ss'
.@oala brand fbsfs 4pilb The tfi'bets q
o5sRate and taraceaf,' subo aars %
qvabsresu ffrsm ibeir mad career 7''al@
5e Ja6;ea g5aYr5f, eorrf i not fsf TIE
e,afra1it7isns IL eenaal7 ard sl9ia's"' 7cbifb
sb<y aa,y exhi5a. is e0@' ferme'ly
very attIy edlsrq'<d b a celebrated Re
taxtasss, t6ey migkt ind "a their o7'a
eonda4F and ot;;aioss, a. li5aHc;est ese4l< f0r
others, qv<rs they asaated BY lSve ct
trasb and eandor. BIT apbsn 10 ma9y
eoafss IF d5Ja43rsbaiios, ard 70 ma
uy greauds u caw974ivf, are ada.1lae6 ia
grant ds9ayiarss t'sm fysfe9'a"' 4' are
esnaantJ d5l11yed y tie ls,5l<@f ruling
Sarfy, ne NEED nat eroadfr fbat The hoa5f
satriat, he Jfnesre lae<r Of bis eeantry,
liz r4a5a .epgairer et7sr sr"Fb @oa10
qe;;s.b4yaze fyen tbem Is cosfaenet 4n1
ms3oy,. But lbisyuJ<9 Is impsseeftil5
!s0d.ag rs ferfber tbaa Soe datf1ded.-!
ne sciig msf loag<r deter absreNdrr .trom
sbs 6sa u tksf< numbers, u ~oh'46 tbTl
eIjsrvat.oas qr6re INTENDED es 1atroaaf.
tery.
For tie Nle@ixgfoa Federal.R. |
e., o3.3,<G 70 fb. Grbabifanfs of MeAfgome
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21

mark is jaa, yet I aim no enemy = g..
ipccies OF writing. lrcgret that T., ~ NY
aeSas nave not more generally prsf,,s ,
i, and | lock forward with asT;a ss'', +
Aeitnde, to that glorious era, when ~ -
writer's OF ny own country viii max -
Tor + this delinquency. My readers vi,
lels wonder at my zeal, when ,hsy .,a
informed, that the levl shich was aiys0
me By the Granger (who, as l havs f;Dc.
learned, Is The much celebrated F,J...
PaMf5I..ai Ety.. is a mere catalogue r.
the collection of manulcript fraemeo.,
nov in his poilefion. And Gnce ,bey m.,
afford tome snofemenf, if not ioatntt;ono
10 the reader, although they exceed ,ba
ordlaary limits ola Taller, | will @p,n;h
him with the following liz of
,'foasu Maualcyipy.
1T. TIE Per3etaalMatisu, or a pro;.a
TO pay off the National Debt, dedicated
TO A. Cal!asin, Efq. fecrc;ary of the tea
fury. To which is added by way Of an.
Pendlx, l6s Camele0a, OF Art Of Living
upon Air.
I'd. TIE psA;cnl NIL, or Modern
Art OF Politics, in whom any perfon NAV
be ground over, 70 as to become good
democrat with the utmoa difpatch
From dcfgaS by the ingenious Pc.
Ei9.
80. II lreatye on Chi,emasey, or Pal.
nifty Improved in which is fet forth
the cour'ly art Of Fortune telling; teach.
ing how, by properly cioiEng the hand,
10 ariie TO great riches and honors-By
Stephen Rowe Bradley, Efq. Senator from
Vermont.
4th. Solomn's a fool or TIE Art of Pc.
litical Thinking By Gen. VII.
N. B. This curious pamphlet will
lerve equally well for both parties.
9Th. A.boligia PsliAiea ct Rbet0rira
being an eGay to fave dry daek regulations
-humbly infcfibed TO Thomas JefSrfon,
L. L. D. P. A. P. S. and PRECEDENT of
the United States, by the Pfelident's
broomtick," Cen. Sam. Smith of Bal
timore.
Oh, ReA;gio Bi5Eo9sAe, or the Encoa-
fageInent OF Religion and Polite Luera-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21
Far tLe NaLbingfon FederakR.

IN aad,<}s to The irbabfants ef MeutgoSsf.
:, esaaty, M4yyla4d; ly their Jelless
entSer, CHARLES II. ". Wh-4R-
TON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-21

See tie Senator'S Ipeecb ia 1gf1Vfr "
That of Goveraeur Morri5, ap0n the 3e'Ti-
on Of certain Judges ef The Djer2 q IL
lam5ia.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02

ty hx dollars. If a pubic printer
chutes TO hare, jowneyncn BY the
year, inltead OF by the week., he matt
do this at his own expence, and
nor quarter them upon the treai;sr9
he mutt do this upon an expectation
CT oiher public Jobs; andfrora the pro-
iir OF rhote other public Jobs, muf re-
place his own extra eXpences, Is fuch
exPcaces ever have been Incurred.
oae OF I.ett Joos is the printing OF aa
edison Of the laws Of the iaf or cur
rent felton, Of congfeis. To 5his buiineis
ne can 1T ali tunes, begin, rhc hlomeor
THAI he has dni'hcd the laws of the at
itmbty is believed 20 be very
rare cafe, at lealt in Richmond. where
a Journeynan PRIMER has been paid
eighr dollars per wesls when his ein-
ploycr had no work 20 give him. The
journals and the laws OF aiienblr are
regularly competed in about three
months, and at any period OF rhe year,
heih hands can hc had upon Iealona-
bic warning, Mr. Oavi, vii read
thete remarks 10 the fame eooinels of
rcn,per, With which they nave been wriy-
ten. Ills clfilnate can fpeak for iticlf.
Ii appeared in chs paper onthc t5rh
t!l.. To which rhe reader Is referred.
Mr. Nicolion, in his fFatetuent, Of
tered, TO do the whole wor:. 81 avs,
loucadls blanks and all ro3ether, for
three 4hdn3fed and Iixty three pounds
Ten ihiiiings, or Twelve hundred and
cweive dollars. Mr.. Pace, GA the tirit
day Of che teIlion, had Offered TO do
riie fame thing Tor twvi9e ..ua5red
dollars. i2-5y ti& nat ~ ..gemdLy ,e.e9y
0"s u f5ss f<09 9Es'5
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02
TIE sPEECH
OF GEo8Ga HAY,
Osfbs Trial 9t
HAY, VS.. CALLEMi0ER ana P&cf
Cs4.t4Gf j-om 10. 50

L en- l+at] from No SO
Tie taence inferred, that there could
not remain the lIr,2Ilef doubs OF che
ProPr;erY. Of binding over Calender
asa Pace. aar they were men of
nororioas bad fame. Hc anpeaIed
to rle hopie whether there was. one
lingle individual who could come for
'eard md deny ttlis a1crcion. Ali were
flea5 he faid; they were convinced Of
The truth OF what he itated, and they
au!l ailo be convinced, II Calender
was Let loole, tjlar he would riot more
shan ever in the field of calunny.
taar rhe peace OF Fae conmunity
would be broken; thas The iociety Of
fac it2e- Of Virginia would cxbi5ir,
picture OF wild difordei, and ecat lie
harmony and domeltic l,appiaefs ofDgi-
vate individuals would be INTERRUPTED.
III declared thar when he before Aat-
Cd lhac The editors themielyes would
repent # rhelr hands wer1 nor bouad
u, rom llaRder, he did not allnle 20
any e!l9ns that might DC concerted
~ tnn COR their dcltruttion; bac that
Il would happen thai the general IN
dSnarlon would bt 10 excited agaiaf e
them, that vengeance would be hurled
or their heSds- This, he fsid, Callch-
der hin7i@iiwas lcnIi5}c of, and knew
1t 10 we'll, that, according 70 his own
CONNECTION he WAS under the. necclEtv
OF mai<lng clandeltine anj precipilate
retreat INFO jail IN order to agoid the
marks o. that public contcaf5t which
ne had 10 Jultiy Incurred. sii oagrieg
and all men. 1aId Mr. Hay, however
they may differ i'll their political fen
tnen;s' 1gree II holding Calender
N abhouehce. They agree inconG3c-
M hllnd5 The yilca of mnJrals. as
h:noerer, Il the mention Of whofe
name aunani1y ihldders. Wtar cha
ratter OF reipttrability docs he nor
dare TO calurlniare ? One he !tigfna-
1izcs as al afialiia, another he charges
as a Pegared Villain. Nos fngle
Recorder las appeared which has not
contaiac1 fone infamous libel for
winch ooh Cailenler ard Pace, were
rhey indicted and ;ried, would frlger
5otn 1ne and imprisonment. hi, IS
toriooti! the mode Of punifhmenr which
Cber counfrl advile. / am nor nader
tie necefiGy to declare che feafoas
"hich have cau(ed nc TO aanp the
mode OF D.DJing them over in prcfs-
rcnce 70 prolecJtioa by LiJiotmsnt
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-02

Lafe on Tuefday afternoon, the
court alter hearing the arguments Of
connie! on both f@i-, alfcharged
M frs. Calender an Pasej tie 6naiag
q I6e2s eur brjng IN i5sy aoigig,s an i,
'sg al
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
TO TIE PUEBLO.

on the I2th Of March 1909, con-
menced the Saturdays Recorder, the
price being TWO dollars per annurn, paid
in advance. We lhall often be una
voidably compelled 70 continue long
articles from one paper TO the other, 70
thar che fublcribcrs TO lhe Wednefday's
Recorder viii find it extremely conve
nient TO take the Saturday likewiGc, in
order that they may have arlclea always
in their full and complete form. We
fhall now be able to take aotice OF q
wide variety of foreign and doneRic
news, which We formerly were obliged
leave our for want Of room. In 60
ing this, we lhall be particularly care
ful 10 fsle6t luch articles as wear ferrous
appearance OF authenticity, and are real
iy worth reading. More cannot be de-
handed, and We llall endeavour not to
DO leis, The three ifit numbers q lhe
Saturdays paper were tent round TO
all our lubicribers. After that, they
will be ient only to thofe who, in the
mean tipe, have RENTED money 70
pay fol their new fu5icriprion. From
tfoio who do not chule to take the Sa-
rurday's papers, thefc three numbers will
bs dedu6ted reckoning up their year
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
RICHMOND MILLS.

Me faoieriber hereby informs the public
4 tRasst .engt-, after much trou5le and ex.
pence, he has nearly completed one of ms R5iils
on the Ja1ssS Ri0er Caanl, in which there are
TWO pair of Burr Gones for manufaeturino
WHEAT, and TWO pair of Cologne fones nov
ready to grind CORN.
hat the Inconvenience which might ariie from
delay and difference Of rneaiures may be avoided
CORN will be received only by weight, At fit,
pounds TO the brfhel, and {uppiy of MGAL and
HObalNY viii always be kept ready to give in
exchange, at tine rate of eighty-fve pounds of
Meal, or ninety-tw pounds Of Hominy. FOR one
hundred pounds of Com.
After the lois Of weight by cleaning, and eva
pora'ion grinding Is dedutted the toll on Meal
viii be only about one tenth, and on FIominy one
twentieth; 1t will, therefore, be much 70 the in
tereit Of thofe who keep aorics, 10 have al their
Corn ground.
AS che inbicriber is nov providing Fan and
Screen for she purpofe Of cleaning The Corn eFsc-
tually before 1t Is ground, and as the Meal viii
De made from the hea Corn only, and none but
tuch as is msrchantasle viii be received i.e hooe
that general larisfattion will be given.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
~ 3. The dsdatl on for Storage aud ShrinE.-
age on Corn, depof5ed 10 be exchanged for Meal
and Hominy, will be made as moderate as pofible.
JSnnary I, 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

: Gentlemen, wac wifi TO fublcribe 20 The
1"Fufoay $ EecerdeF, are reguciie4 to lend IN
tneir iuoicripbonS, within very CIV, dave
Dur this they need NOT 10, unlefs they fcnd
IT rho fare time, tsoo aahaystn adgq9r> tn
next Saturdays rapsr,to wit that Of the a5ft
current, rs the Taft ;hay can be iof,ed r. Am,
Pe'ion either in town or country, upiefs 70
ehoie 'hat have paid for it, one year IN adj
vance, az
~ pleading before The court Of Ffenr,cr
againit the Hfag ef Gibbs, Mr., William,
l,a obierved that & The Recorder had
Inc mott e1itenilve circulation of any neo,s.
paper IN Virginia; and that there was neA
YER perhaps, an inftance of fuch an exten.
I'VE patronage acquired bY any other news.
paper, in 10 GloFt time This IA
Iohagc mas been acquired by expo]inq. with
@i' impartial hand, the taults of all parties:
.,. mere never was more location for
po.''i ,'. vigilance THAN at prefent as
t tt niDie iays, there is DEATH ia fbe bgt.
There exits an aerccious cnf,;r,,,' s I'd.
.he noerty OF The prefs. and, Of COURT. agairIt
the liberty of the people. This can f,e Jo1'b+
ca 9y nobody thar has heard of Cro{weIi's
length. '>A
AsHln3 the right o! eleGfing tneif own
naasiitrates has in effect, been TORI from a
majority OF the citizens Of Richmond, BY
phaianx ofdefnoeratical uIurpers
axe notice. alfo, of what follows. In
iait felton, Of aiiembly, Mr. Venable pro7ol-
81 a eeciaratory reioiut;on f6a1 The trgfb
t5aft g. gizssa III s0i4sass IN cese5 If };beg
| his reio!ution was, for that time, defeated
by Peter Carr, She Correspondents, fuch as he
"-as, OF general Wilmington and the con-
ildential agent and nephew OF / homae geffer.
ion' here can be 10 doubt thar Peter, like
his apostolical nsnetake, was jnGirsG fran
ABOVE.
Ricdm9ad,
Mare6 %. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
BURR MILL STONE
sdAMUFACTORY.

HE iosIcriber returns fncerc tllsrlsss 20 his
L TREAS and che public generally. for the
very Sreateacouraeen he received In his line
0, ouhnels ilnee has commencement in Richmond
ne mas iStey received large fupply Of excellent
At his uaannis cory. and does NOT heii
tate to lay, xs4r he Will fell Burr 4ill-Seones as
cheap as shSy were ever fold in the United Sta,es
he will warrant them 10 be of the oeit qualify aud
give ample tecafIty if required) for their peyfor-
nance. CopGtry produce will be taker in pay
ineas, cs ,hoFg credit given; ne has almof every
lISt5 otSnea ready for delivery; ALTO PLAo
L Tx OF fAKlS ground and in the ione
CARSON HOLIDAYi
Richmond, 9an. 25t5, 1909. ff.l
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
BURR MILESTONE
MANUFACTORY

NJ Z iubtcribcr takes this mode Of return
ing his thanks to his former patrons. ard
informing the public in gencral,ttst he has INV
deiire of his friendsl RECOMMENDED he ~
MANUFACTURING of BURR Mil
, ZONES, and having frrnfhed bimielf with
iuppiy OF the beit materials, and having had
hxteen years experience in the bulinefs in Pal
tinoreo Petersburg, and Richmond, bopes 70
De able TO give fatisfsction to his EMPLOYERS.
The tones he will warrant to be as ,o>.3
as any in the United States.
ANY orders left with Can't. wyt14a,,
PENNock, Norfolk; Capt, WILi.fAm
VI AMBERs5 Stanton; Air. WrLLrAN HAv,
Wytoe County; or Mr RosERr MooRF
Feterlbarg, fhall be duly attended "a, ana
country produce received in payment At tho
cuitoEnary prices.
- TWO APPRENTICES will be IA
ken to the above bufnefs, and fhort time re-
qulred WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
R|e.5moad, Ifaa. Iotb 1903 (tc)
y. B. Fer faIe. PLAlSTER or p IRIS.
70 Hone or ground, for the Improvement Of
i1ld, VITA aiFsctioas fcr Inc uie thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
TO BE RENTED

Fist large and Convenient BRICK TENE-
n MkN ! IN this city, lately occupied by M.
ko0erf IAyasf, as Tavern and Boa riding Iiouas,
htuate on the corner of the Mains treet, and
that leading ID Gel. Myo's Bridge. The central
iitnation thereof cannot fail Of rentea by a. gen
tieraaa qualified for she pprpoie) 10 enirrc ecu
tdeFanle ngrnbcr of refpe&tabie bosrders; or, il
IS an eligible rciience for genfgel private fami-
~. he PreaaiicS may be entered, on the fra oay
OF March next, Or Immediately, as circumstances
may iait; FOR terms apply TO
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has To- Eaiea handfome aAortment cf CAR
- ~ = and CARPhTING, and genuine PORT-
WINE, in pipes and quarter laGs.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
STALLED BEEvEs,
Mattsns, and 5000 zoe;gbt IF ebsics Bacon,
FOR SALE.

TOR cath, or Respectable merchants notes at
\ Gxty days. lean fdrnilh purchaier with
feventy as fat bullocks as any in the fate, per-
haps not quite 70 large boned as the caEflc
from the South Branch of the Potomack, but
equally fat. In preference I would fell them
on the ipor were they are failed, but will drire
them to Nbrfolk, Ritbmend, OF Pefeysbu,.g,
if previouily engaged BY butcher, or any
other perfon inclined TO buy, and as it may
not be convenient, to take or pay for the
whole at one time, purchaier may have any
part not. lefs than ten if taken here, but If
driven by my own people, they mutt all go at
one time. have alto number Of exceeding
fat muttons, and COCO weight of choice bscan,
the hams falt-petred wish pa sticular care, and
the whole made out of large fat hogs, ard in
tended for the ufe Of private families. Lee
ters, poA- paid, directed tomeby nlailto NJ ar
sHALLsvILLE, MEcKLENBuRG county llsif
BE duly noticed.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,
for
Sir PE4ToN SxrrwtTH, Baronet.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

MANY gentlemen refding in fates north
OF thls have ajdreded letters to rs, to fend
them the Recorder; and reque]ed We would
name anYperio1 Pkiadelpbia,or New I 9rk,
Where they could fend their iublcription mo
nsy. We take THIS opportunity ofinforminp
tne pubile, thai Mr.. Lewis, pager maker, st
PhiladepHia, VIII receive any inbfcriptiore
1snt iortbe Recorder, and Mr.. Coleman, prin-
tsr OF tAe New York Herald, at Nix Yorl,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
RICHMOND MILLS,

IL public are hereby Repeatedly informed.
thai We isall continue 10 flrniih Meal and
l7ommy tor next quarter at the fame prices as
ms lac VIZ. for Meal PER buhel of so lbs IS cd.
q ominy per ta1hei of 50 lha. IS. sd. And they
ere reqaefed TO take notice, that tbefe article
viii onig be delivered hereafter TO tickets which
may be had al oar counting houte.
7. RUTHERFORD < Co.
Marfb II. 1905.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
Rie5moad. Feb. 26tb. 1903

4 7 "a meeting of the Comrlon Hall, for the
L l. city of Richmond, called ~ the Mayor,
and held at the hoaie of William Roie, in the laid
CRY, on Monday the 2sth day of ebruary. r8oa.
RefoiUed, that the Mayor give no,ics in the
newspapers, that The Hall have adopted plan for
aPCOR HOUSE, and win receive propsials from
undertakers for building the fame, at any time be
fore the third Monday in next month The plan
Is lodged IN the hands Of Mr. Robert 2. lanes.
The Propoials muf be made in wiring
A copy TeGe
tADAM CRAIG, cen. c. R.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-06
CITY OF RICHMOND,
II CaaAnaa HI, Iaa. rzfh 1907.

III Cs@m1a Hal, Jan. 17fb 1909.
WHEREAS the preient funds of the cor
Poration are not adequate to the ex
pence Of erecting a WORKHOUSE for the
city, which would combine within itfelf all
the coRYenIencies " hich well regulated infi-
tuition OF rnis kind would require; having ve-
gard to the future population Of this city, vet
It IS wife and expedient that The funds now
defined for this uieful infit9tion fhouId be
laid out IN iach manner as TO aniwer the
Preient PurP0!e5 Of the corporation, and 70
admit Iuch future additions as the encreaGnp
population may require Your Committee.
therefore, beg leave TO recommend it 20 the
confederation Of the Common Hall, to cali in
che aid Of thofe who have experience of Gch
lnttitutlons, and to offer premium for the
bett plan O. Workhouie, which will be 70
contrlyed as to admit Of being erected IN parts.
as me funds Of the corporation will from time
TO time afford.
Rsi6luea, therefore, that the committee an
pointed to prepare plan Of Workhoufe be
dlicbargea from further proceeding therein.
And that the Mayer ne requeaed to give no..
tice IN The newspapers, or otherwife, that the
fur Of thirty dollars will be given by the cor
poro:ion, as premium TO the per(on who
hall produce 70 the Hall, on the third
Monday II February next, the beG plan ct a
Worknouie, cogftructed as above mentioned,
and 10 be approved Of by the Hall, ettimating
the colt at four thouland dollars.
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liam Rind, to receive paymentof the balances due
toh him in this city, and nstghbourhood.
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ADAM CRAIG, {. c. II,
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The Famons Stud Horse
: YOUNG SNAP

WILL stand the ensuing season, on
Wv the three FIRST days in each week,
At my stable in Martinsburg, and the three
last days in each week, at Capt. Alexan-
der Miler's stable in Buckles Town, uud
cover mares At the moderate price OF four
dollars and one bushel of grain the sea-
son, one dollar and q half cash the single
leap, and seven dollars to insure foal.
YOUNG SNAP was got by the noted
horse Old Snap, the properly Of Jacob
Vandoren, his dam was, got by the i'm
ported horse Old Arabian, hisgrand dam
by the noted horse Goliah, his great grand
dam by sampson. Young Snap 10 a
handsome black, fun sixteen hands high,
rising eleven years this spring-his car
riage, movement and figure, win recon-
mend him 70 the eye of every impartial
judge. Il IS needless to give \ longer
history Of his pedigree, as his colts are
well known. The money for the season
must Be paid on the 18th Of October next.
The season win commence the 29th in
stant and end on the 1st Of July.
ABRAHAM GORRELL.
March IL, 1908. - (
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