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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17
JEREMIAH ", sMfrH.

He JGANGMAnAA ", OMA IA
HAS FOR SAFE, A No.i q 2, Lserabam's K'batf,
Engliih Il WeR.India Goods, and !.
Groceries,
Which he offers cheap for cath or country produce.
Sf CommifhoI Bulncfs punefuay attended 70.
Dee. 4
REGISTERS for 1905.
DOR aie at tie Book-SroAR Or ISAAC
l. ADAMS NJ. Ys.s,' ,sss ;--As the ptrMiher.
price, by tie dozen Jingle,
The Mafachafcts Reghtcr & United States
Calendar.
dyS-Tte Farmers, I(aiah Thomas Maine
almanac z.Yd Reeietcr. Lows aud Poor
Richards Alnianaes, esgrsf dss. o. Gagh.
BOOKS q STATIONARY, as usual?
JAMES GOLDMAN,
! INFORMS his friends and the public,
j that he las for fae. at Ms lorc on caant Hill.
on the main road leading from CorEaa eofnti BUXTON,
/ Enslilh, WI Goods & Groceries.
| Lkewifs Brandy PORT Sherry, E;fbon and Malaga
Wines; Vinegar. BY Tie barrel or insller quantity
! general AiTn~,ucns of
/ Hard q HalyssO Warf, e Cutlery.
Aifo-id I'd, ted. & sod Main; sd, I'D, & I'd Brad.
- by 9 Window Clafs; TlrksGand aud liverpool
Sais-A eon0Aas fappIy Of Mems and Women. shoes
land Leather. which lac determined to fell low
lbc psrcAiec Ia vorsiandfor Cah Lumber ct County
Produce.
se NOTICE.
( q He wines all tho(e who are ihdebt-
ed to him Account, womb call and iettlc With him
before the m Of January aud shsfe who have no.s
of more than liz months Handing arc requeaed ray
the fame l,cfoe the Ian Of January oher~ile they will
e put in fuit. $685. C~bsr-. bee 70.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17

-ts 7-rs--ts NOTICE. -
THE CONNECTION in the Matchmaking
aud Jewclry bn6hefs between
~10SEPH u GEORGE k0YZS,
was, by uitaAl coafen, cidolved on tht sosh ofian
monsh.- Ah pevfons indebted requsled 10 make
immediate payment to Josssa Lovis-and thoie whs
have demsI, wiileaI a. tie Gsn Of the Watch, Fii-
a!tet, Portland ssa /"
sf'Fas yosEPH lov,S,
! GEORGE Lows.
4 -
Watch mixing and Jewery executed the shove place
oal their vsoas branches, WIKI nes.ncfs difpafch
Far )6le AZ a5eve, - ).
"A hridfome afossmens 6f ben warranted WATChESs
zigh. day CLOCKS and TlMtpiECES, reduced price,
klfo-A general adurtmens Of Cod aaa Silver Ware.
! ~ Cab given for old Gold and Silver.
- Wanted Immediately, an ingenious
LAD, to the wa,eh.makig buaasfi: J a
Pevty.sS, n4 10, 1904 !, .st,s6s S. Asaa "a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17
FOKS ALE,

mid immediate fs1sD'a, green, -,
NNE OF the teh Stands for buliRcis the county n
NJ H.-esli Gsua.sd in rsspes near B.a line, and
the corner If the ccamy aud country road tiosie
Store and Barn.: with one Of Land bulldogs al
n-w. There isatarse and growing country back which
al cemcrs hefs, and trader within levea nnlcs
way aud twelve the otter- II s Beautifully GHssed. Ca
cling PsssE~ Bay, wh every esaysnienee fsr usas b.
vslsx and land. seq A.lr
Saw snd GRID xtffL. both att, she FORMER aanda
ing jnt a. high water where sh sfvria tides Only nor
her ior an hour ina side the Inter Randins the
county rc.d--1 ,eie ms he iAurd by the sset
Ing OF Others within many ni'esThsres srers fupply
Of gocd Logs for the faw mll-1 he via mil Gill way
t~enfy per yearly The whole viii lx offered On
culst.J induce ihofe purch.fe who mako
application For further particular nqaise ofshe Gub.
lcri!er. living on tA< prenifcs =, '
Ebenezer Whitney.
P,s3sa, ass Nsv. sso4 DDS s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
The beautiful hgh-6!ooded horse,
P r ECIPIT A TIE,

NULL fifteen hands and half high, fine
4 sorre, handsomely marked, of big bone and
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
denoting the true English running horse-will
stand 1T my stables, at Sandy Point, in Charles
City county, At sin guineas the season. and dol
lar TO the Sroomi but the season may be dis
charged by the payment of twenty dollars, on or
before the 10Th day of October.
Extensive, rich and productive pastures, well
enclosed, in various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis; but liability for involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name is so truly
applicable to his character, was bred by Lord
Egremont, foaIed in l787, got by Mercury "a son
of Eclipse. dam by Herod, grandam by Match
EN-, out OF Mr.. Pratts old Squirt mare, is un-
doubleday one of the best horses ever imported
into this country, and is now thought by many
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance to
see him, superior; although he has SO lately eros
sed the sea, that it cannot be expected lie should
have gained his pristine form and beauty.
He is truly such horse as Virgil describes of
fine one--au eye large, black AID full Of fire,
bold as the Lyon, attive as the Greyhound, and
in all his movements ether; he rGshes forward
like a thunderbolt, and kesia:ss az nothing.
IN the FIRST spring meeting 1890, ~ New Mar
ket, when three years old, he won the FIRST class
OF the Princes stakes, o! 100 guineas each, beat
ing thundc.bolt, Chanticleer, and Sir Pepper,
four having paid forfeit. III the same week, he
won the Bolton stakes Of SO guneas each. beat
Ing Chambooe, Dragon, and Psl.aCox-seven
paid forfeit. Secold spring meeting, lie won The
third class of the Princes stakes, of 100 guineas
beating Thunderbol1 seven paid forfeit And
in the same week, he received loo :suineas forfeit
from Lord Grosvenors Radamanthus.
In 1872, he won sol. at GuildGeld, beating
Doge, Thunderbolt, Seragapatam. and Stout.
The next day 50l. at the same place, beating Car
dock and Griffin. He also won the kings 100
guneas at Lewes, beating Skyscaper at three
heats, the first being deemed y dead heat after
which he was so highly esteemed, that he became
stallion in his lordship's stud, at - guineas a
mare
This horse is the sire OF Jonqu, Petgofth,
iaatraniIa, Rosalba, ckcsnut colt out at Bo1taii,
chesnut co's out of Rosenary, umbug. Lazarus,
Ragner, Apollo Culiivcr. Tag, Louisa. Tip.
s'ah, and many others OF great fame now in train
ing.
purchased him myself when in England last
fall, At the sale of Richard Watt, dec where :.
complete stud OF his get were sold at huGion, ~
prices far beyond what common, to wit,
ycarngs from 90 to 22ol. ster!ing-a printed list
OF which now have i'll my possession, to be seen
At any time.
For character and performances, see Racing
Calendar from 1920 to 1892 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page lSS, vol Q, printed l803-Wi
liam Tapin, author.
WILLIAM LICHTFOOT.
March 10, 1901. wtmIy"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
A r C. II D u K E,

T ATrLy imported from Loudcn, was 90, bv
- Sir Peter Teszl-, (the fra Stallion now in
Eng lsud) bis dam Horatia By Old Eelipre. fun-
duubtediy the frlt Stallion OF his day) his Gran
dam Counties by Blank, famous Ton of the Go
dolphin Arabian, with many other excellent croft.
ies'--A horie ct better blood than Arcbduke was
never raifed : He is full brother to Mr. 'TeazIc
and Stamford, both in high repute, and 70 are the
whole Hoek Ccun,efs (his grandam) has bred
fome OF the bee hcrieS that have appeared on the
1rtiih turf She is the dam OF Wizard Cobfcar.
AehilleS Creybeard, Horatis and Dslpini-- all ca.
pital. This is well known to every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendars and Gene
raj Stud Book of England. Arehduke is dark
brown horicy full 10 hands high. has deal of
bone with great powers good flare OF beauty.
and in the prime Of lie. He made his appearaoce
on the turf at three years old. and did not run
alter that year. He won SweepIiakes of 100
Cuineas each, beating fevcral good horics :. alto
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Egremon,'s GiC.
ehere, Sir +. Handhs brother TO Spread EAGLE
Mr. Heatheoates Vivadi, hir. Coekfon's Expec.
tatio4 the Duke OF Grafton's Vandal, Lord Ok.
ford's Dart, NOW kis Lordship) Lord Grofvenor's
colt by Po,8o'S out of Sniprou: fiCfer, and fevc.
raj other very 6necots. The Derby Stakes age com
fdered the frra in England, and gives the winner
great credit. He fell lame ihoStly after and was
fired, run two races more with very gond hor(es,
and a!eho' he was beaten, he came in well. The
above is the whole ofhis racing.
Archduke will Rand the enrning feafon
az the Bowling Green At 7 Guineas with Doll
lar to the groom) for each mare +; which may be
enehargcty any time before the 6rf day OF Au
gut next by thg payment nf G Guineas The
iea'on will commence on the GrG day of March
next and end the hrl of .iexuR following. A
great abundance of good paRuage, gratis boys
boarded 1T 1856 per week, & corn iurniihed 1T the
market prize for mares that are TO be fed, for
which the money nlufl he fep,, or it will not be
Lad. Cyest attention paid the mares but no
responsibility Tor sreiGsn,s or efcapc.. Notes Tor
gninea, Co be Discharged IS above mentioned
mutt accompany The Mares
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
ROBIN REDBREAST,

A ZINE bay, fifteen and Il halfhonds high, i'm .
ported from England last spring, will stand
the ensuing season ar my stable in Chesterfield
county, on Appoma'tox river, II miles above Pc
tcrsburg, to cover mares at twenty-five dollars
the season, for which notes will be expected, dis.
chargable by the paymentof twenty dollars on or
before the first day of October next; ten dollars
the leap to bepaid VIXEN the mare is covered. with
dollar for each mare 70 the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage grstis, having nearly one
thousand acres of high and low land in six differ
ent Enclosures, under strong fences, besides sevc
raj clover lots. The greatest attention shall be
paid to mares Left in my care, but will not be la
BILE for accidents escapes.
n Il . I G 2 T..
ROBIN REDBREAST was got bv Sir Peter
Teazle his dam Wren, by y oodpecker, his grand
dam Papiiiion, (Sir Peters dam>' by Snap, his
great graTdam Miss Cleveland by Reguus, his
great grea, granja,n Milge. by son Of Bay Bo-
ton, Bartlet's Chiders, Honeywood's Arabian,
dam Of S,e Two True Blues.
(Taken from Inc general stud book.)
PERFoP NEE.
In 1900 (the only year he run at Bridgnorth,
June Is, < mile heats. ~ four years Did, he won
the maiden plate, ne .tnC Mr. DAYS Raginer, by
Preoipitate, and Htr. Cars Prospect.
The next day, at the same place a mile heats,
nc came in irst aud first, but Iosy the race for the
want Of few ounces in weight the last heat.
nj NeW-Cas''f, July sd, nc W ~ the members
purse of & 50, 4mie heats, bearing Mr. Hargison's
Trumpa,or, & distsncing SicT Mostyn's Hetiera
At Nantwich, July II. he won the town purse
OF Is 50, beating Mr.. Smiths Sultan, and distan-
cling Sir 7. Mostyn's Hcdera
AT Warwick. Sep 2 he won his mties.y's
plate Of 100 ;guineas, mile heats, beating Lord
Donegall's Fugleman, and distancing Mr. Tharm's
Marquis.
He won the pure at Litchfed. Sept II, 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donegalrs b. h By
Lord Oxford's Victoria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoa
Tree. He was never beaten mile heats excent
at Bridgnorth, above stated where, although
it was given against him. it was evident that he
was much the best horse
THOMAS GooDE.
March 1st. 1904 IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
Saturday, I'm ian.

DAh " Eli I1s ONli 4 II, sworn
Charge Of Nh. Chase 10 tie grand jury, read
from the National LnfeLigencer, Of Friday
30 May, 1903.
Question. You we're present wbenthat
charge was delivered
Answer. ! was.
Question. In what manner did YOU
become possessed of the charge? Did you
obtain copy it, or take it down your
self?
Answer. Neither. The court wash held
IN room of public house it was much
crowded. was summoned as witness.
| had no intention of committing the
charge 10 paper, or to memory, when
went there. After heard part of the
charge, it impressed me with the opinion
that il oughtto be made public. | attend
ed to it, and in The evening | committed
TO paper what had recolle6ted, could
not do it sooner, having business to attend
to which occupied me until then.
Question. Atwhattlme was the charge
delivered!
Answer. believe between the hours
of IL and r. NJ. Before ] committed
it to paper, applied to some gentlemen
ofthe bar to know If the Judge would, pro-
badly grant copy Of the charge. was
informed that it had been his practice to
refuse such applications. This circum-
stance, together with want Of acquaiut-
arce with the judge, prevented my apply
ing for a copy. / also wished to know
whc hcr an application could not be made
through the grand jury--and was told
that ~ grand jury [alihough they ar,ccd
in political sentiment with MIR. Chase)
thought the charge very imprudsut one,
aud would not, probably, assent TO be in-
s.~umsnial in making public.
ync,i9asI 81 gcm0sr " Glc C2mullc.
Does pe, u, co,'etl vlich C he g o.lc-
men told him 80. Ccnccrl'd U.t.l s.vo;al.
Elr, J. l.. Mason, MIR. Montgomery,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
E 6 C A p E..

TMPoaTrO trom LONDON. vii ALTO Hlnd 4, the
Bowling Green at 3 Guineas (4nd half a Dol
LARD for each mare He is horfc Of fine Gze
with feverai excellent racing points, end rs high
bred horic as need he wiihed for. He was got
by PreciPitate, a horie o: great repute, out of .
lHll iiaer to the famous Stallion Bu2zard. Rleape
was horfe of good ipeed, fer which Zee the Ra
cling Calendsre. IOHN HOOMEs.
Bowling Green, February a2d, 1904. wIot
P s. Mares producing certificate of their
having won purfe or fweepGakes Of 400 dollars
value, mile heats, or bred the winner of one
iha be covered gratis. III.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14

'T Advertisements, nor c.rceedinpa square
'f7lcnsth, are inserted liz this haf,cr}or seUen-
fy-fur CENTS the /frst time three dollars for
three Tuceks 6 fi'mes and far euerv o;idi-
ttonaifnserfion th;rty-fhrce cents. Long, nes
in ne same firoho,fiom--,iniess sheciaL con-
kroct be made bn he ucn,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
Westham Iron Founderv.

NEAR RICHMOND.
E'HE subscriber takes the Liberty of informing
I the public thathe has taken a lease and is at
present working the above foundery and having
provided the best artists IN that line from New.
York and George Town, together with pig iron
of the first qnality:
Propose 20 cast-Mill gudgeons and Inks of G.
very description also, cnstron wheels for the ma
chinery OF mills; Kumford registered and plain
CRATES; crate from: and bottoms. Tor Rumfordi-
zing fre-places large and small stoves; cabou-
ses and cabbin stoves, Franklin stoves for wood
cr coal; kitchen gra,es, with crane and range
complete coach warmersi plain stoves and maud
plates cast railing of every pattern (; plow
shares and piow boards cast Wagon, coach.
phTton and chair boxes; scale weights from
TO 90 lb.; sash and clos weights; patent taw
irons for smith. on very approved plan (,
ba ks, jams and back lays nail cutting machines
with screws completes wheel-barrow bow;ers;
garden ditto cast iron anviis fire dogs and hand
irons Of every cription--tOgether with any o.
ther article in tho casting line, 70 given pa;tern
at the shortest notice, by application a, the fur
mace, or TO
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richwond.
oath March, 1904. w3m
rs. Old Iron purchased by application as y,
bove.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
DEPOSITION OF ]. MARsuA1I.

LII Oot iON Vi j. MARSH ALL.
John ialdeposes that when lie first
heard The fact which Jonathan Snouden is
stated by the chairman of this committee
10 have sworn to, relative to conversation
between Judge Chase and Judge WASH
ln&ton in his presence, relative TO the trial
ct James Thomson Calender, he had not
the slightest recollection of any converse
ton resembling that reported by the said
onowden. On endcavoring since to re-
trace in his mind impressions formerly
received, be has vague and indistiuct re-
collection OF some conversation resem-
bling that said 20 be stated by the said
Snowden, but cannot pretend TO psrticu-
larISe the words, or even the precise sem
timent which was uttered. He does, how
ever, positively assert his perfect convic-
ton, that no such conversation was ever
understood by him to be serious. He
should certainly have entertained opiui-
ons ofhoth those gentlemen very different
from those he really er<~,.ains, if he had
supposed such motives t judicial conduct
to have been acknowledged by the one, or
attributed to him by the other, without e.
ven the semblance Of reproach.
]. MARSHALL.
1STvorn TO before me This I'd day o. March,
| 8O4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
Satisfactory Proofs
O F L H E EFFIC ACY F0
Doctor ChalYchs
COU G III ID r OP S.

A medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, lince frR difcovered by DIR.
Church il has ref;ored to health many
tboulands Of the mott cmsciated Objects,
both Afthmatic and Con(umptive that were
ever known to exiR both in Europe, Anne
RIGA and the Wet Indies, aud often when
every other medicine had been u(eJ with
out effect, and the moa emieent o. the fa-
Guilty confulted in vain. 1t is fovereign,
ipeedy and efeGaual remedy in Head Aches.
Catarrhs, Sho,tne.a OF breath, Tickiirgs in
the throat, Tiehtncfs in the chea, Hoop
ing Cough, Sore Threats, Whseziugs,
Congealed Phleem, Splitting of Blood,
Soreness in the breaa and aomach. &c Sc.
ASTHMAS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
And ell diiorders of the hrcat and Lungs
Further proof of ito efficacy, with lift of
upwards of one ,houfand atIeaed cslrs of
cure, may be feen at the place of (ale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
At a meeting Of the Com
PIE r FOR MAN cE.

missioners appointed nv the Legislature OF this
commonwealth, to receive subscriptions in the CITY
of Richmond under " An act FOR Incorporating
the BANK OF VIRGTNId'--present Edward
Darlington, (Chairman,) Joseph GalIego, Robert
Pollard, George Jefferson, p. N. Nicholas, John
Brockenbrough, Thomas Rutherford, Benjamin
Hatcher and James Il. Lsitch.
LIST. Resolved, that Books be opened at the
Capitol, on the first Monday in May next, to re.
ceive subscriptions pursuant to the said act.
ID Resolved, with the consent of the Trea-
surerT OF the state, thar the payments he made
in the Treasury Office, and that the persons so
paying, upon exhibiting the Treasurer's receip,,
shall be admitted to subscribe their nam es on the
commissioners books.
Sd Resolved, that Edward Darlington, To-
seph Gallego and John Brockenbrough be ap-
pointed a committee TO notify the foregoing re-
solutions in two public gazettes Of this city, once
aweek, from the present time till the first Mon.
day in May next.
EDWARD CARRINGTON.
JOSEPH CALICO.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH.
18th March, 1904 GwtlN7
For the mutual accommodation Of the Trea-
surer AMI the persons meaning to subscribe. the
Treasurer will receive the money Il, any time pre-.
vious to the day appointed for opening the Books
by the commissioners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
EDWARD CARRINGTON.
JOSEPH CALICO.
IDETN unrVT MnDnTrr-
7 HE sUB5uRIBEN IS YET DESlRoU5 10 SELL
Valuable Tract Of Land,

Lying in the upper end Of Powhatan county, on
both sides OF Deep creek, being IL miles from
Csrtersville. 2 from Appomattox river, less than
one from the great Buckingham road and 10 from
Manchester.
The county is well regulated in It's police and
sociaJle in the manners Of It's inhabitants
To these local advantages may be adIed that
the soil is fertile and well adapted 20 The culture
of Tobacco, Grain and Grass. The mansion
place is healthy, with dwelling houses and other
Offices 70 accommodate large family.
1t is supposed TO contain about 1900 acres, Of
which 300 are valuable low grounds, 100 reclaim.
ed for cultivation ard the rest under heavy timber
Little more need be SAID to those inclined TO
possess landed estate Of easy access TO Rah-
mond and Petersburg by the Turnpike and Ma.
vigation.
This land viii be laid or IN , or 3 convenient
lots, and Offered 70 public sale at POwhatan MAY
Court, being the l5h, at ~ O'Clock; for Id *
payable az Christmas neat, when possession wi
be given, and the remainder in equal annual pay.
menis, 20 carry interest from the time Of posses.
sion, with approved personal and real security.
The land AID proposed allotnents viii be shev,r
BY Mr.. David Massey on the prcmises
WILLIAM MAYO.
Henrico, Maroh 18th, 1904. VIII,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
DOCUMENTS.

The Hettors Of the committee
ahhoiuted TO enquire into the official con-
duct u SAMUEL CHASE and RICH
HHD PETERS.
Continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
Grocery Store.

In the neN, house above the Eagle Tavern 1.-THE
property Of MIR Temple, where ne has for sale
SAL, COGFIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, ANTIGUA SPIRITS, LOAF and
BkOW~ SUGAR, COFFEE, IMPERIAL.
aud YOUNG HYsON TEA, PEPPER, ALL
SPlIE, GIE5ER, NUTMECS end other
SPICES 5 SOFT SHELLED ALMONDS,
QUEEN WARE, DEMUOHNS, and sunoiry
other articles, which he viii sell yer, low a,
wholesale or retail, FOR cash or country produce.
DANIEL 1RIPIETT.
October II 1903 w12,
NJ Cash given for 7O3Aaco, flour, or
FLAX SEED
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
JOHN RANDOLPH,

Chairman ofthc Committee of In
quiry, into the official conduct of
Samuel Chase and Richard Pc.
tiers, ESqulres, or either Of them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
JOHN RANDOLPH,

Chairman of the Committee of In
quiry into the official conduct of
Samuel Chase and Richard Pc
tiers, Esquires, or either of them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14

From hundred acres Of LAND, two hundred
- and 6ity acres ofwhjch urine low grounds
Diug on thc Rivanna river m the county Of Al
benarle nine miles below Charlottesville, three
miles below Milton, seventy miles from Rich
mond and seventy from Fredericksburg tiero
are eight or nine likely working hands % be in.
eluded IN this lease, togc'hcs WI the advantage
OF work horses, ca,Ue, hogs plantation tools,
Grist and faw mill, win 4 srhcjcBcy of good
convenicnt timbcr--theyc viii he good crop Of
wheaf eowed On the plantation, and If recessarv
there VIII he a suhc'crcy Of corn, &c furnishtd
~ the subscriber-lf The lease is not closed l.
tween this and Tie FIRST Of August nest, i, vii be
unnecessary Tor any application 90 be made
tm.her particulars will be made know " the
subscriber.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
Abemarle county. March, 1901 sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
DEPOSITION of B. WASHINGTON.

Bushrod Washington being summoned
to appear before this committee to give
testimony, and being first duly sworn, af-
ter hearing from the chairman thereof
the substance of deposition given before,
the committee by Jonathan Snowden, re-
speeding conversation stated by the said
Snowden TO have taken place between Sa-
muel Chase and this deponent upon the
subject of Calender's trial, deposeth and
saith that he has not the slightest recol-
lection of any such conversation as that
stated to him. That he has been in the ha-
bit lorsome years past to converse loosely
with the said Samuel Chase upon varie-
ty of subJects, and is well satisfied that
the conversation now alluded TO, ifit ever
took place, was altogether of this cast.
He thinks it impossible that Inc could Sc
rously have asked the question which it
is said lie did.
RJJSHROD WASEJNCTON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14

Louisa Coir,tg Court, December l3H, 1905.
Ludlow Branham, plaintiff
AGAINST :
John Boswell Johnson, Thomas NJ John. =
son, William Johnson, Pa'rcl; Miehe 2
and Dorothy his wife, Jane Johnson and 3
Ann Johnson, defendants
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
the defendant John y. Johnson. is rot an inna-
bilant cF this state and he having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the
AT Of assembly and the rules OF this cow: On
the motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney Hi9 or
dered and Gec,eed by the court, tina, lie do appear
here on the FIRST day Of May term next and an.
swer the plaintiffs bill and that COPY ofthis or.
derbe forthwith inserted in some public newspa.
per in the city Of Richmond for two months sue.
cessivey, and posted atthe front doorof the court
house &c this county.
A CoPy-Teste.