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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-29
AN ACT
More eFs7salL to d,n5a.G the nm'5sr
Of DOGS IN he tows y Alsxaadfs0..

WHEREAS the great number of dogs
kept ia the town of Alexanlria has become
a punIic nuisance, and The laws heretofore
passed for preventing the evil, have oeen
found inadequate 50 The eod proposed:
Secs. 1. Be it therefore enacted ~ me
Gom~19a Gouacl If t1e fotpa # ilc@Gnar7ar
rnt3 itis hereby racctea BY tae as..l3rftg q
the sc4rse--That a tax Of i'wo Dollars ba
levied md collected annually. on ever}
animal Of the raIe dog Kind kept II 5he
town Of alexandria, aad chat q tax pf fonr
Dollars be levied and collected, IN IKE
r.anaer, on every animal frhe female dog
kind kept within tie said town.
Sect. 2. &,l9 Be it further enacted, That
it ahall be the duty OF the Constabies, some.
sl-ue ia the month Of July, yearly, and
every year, TO take an account q every
aain,Al Of the dog kind, in the said town,
noting the respective Districts Of the town
il which taken, and return an alphabetical
list Of the owners names 70 the Clerk or
the Couocis.
Sect. 5. And Be it f,rthsr enacted, -
That the owners or harbourers % every
aniaasl of the dog kind, ahall ct ali times,
when thereto required br the constable a.
toresaid, make due retuln Of every such
arimal by them owned, or which they spf-
fer 10 remaIn aiaoa. their houses, Oh pc
nal;y Of forieiring sad paying Five Dollars
for every refusal; one halt 20 the insorn7r
ard the othe, haii 10 the use OF the Cor
porstion.
Sect. 4. AnS BE- !! farther enacted, That
ail an;eaals Of the dog kind, kepy wjt'lia
the eown, snail wear collar about thcir
necks, wi,h the owners name al length At
ali times, o. penalty Oh Two Doil2ss 10 Dc
paid by the Owner or harboussr oi said ani'
nal; one half 20 the iatorusr and the other
half 10 the use Of ih1 Cooperation, 70. De
recovered sy warrant before sny Mays
traie or the Ma}cs for he silge being; aud
said animal, cot having such Cola shall
be forthwith Killed. or destroyed. by the
ConstabIes Of tie town.
Sect. 3. Ind BE- II e2Gcted, Thai the s.
vcr&i towa Coest2dless as soon g. lhey &hali
have returned the list 10 tle Gicrs OF he
Council, AID obtairooi coy OF the s&.g.e
from MN, 1easandfhe aforesaid AK OF Two
Dal!e;t, for each male, and tou@ Dollars
for each female sn:aaal 50 returned, and il
the said tax IS not then paid, or within
twenty days thereafter, tae SAID Constable
is heresy authorized ard airec,ed % lew
the same By diStrtss agreeabsy 70 "a
mode prsseri bed for collecting other tax,
10 tic said town, snc snsn Constable She
receive a commission "a twenty Five per
lea4pm, CT al nonies received by him, ri
virtue oi this act, Ia sa]l compensation 'or
taking this iist, assd collecting and paying
over the SAID money 70 th- !reaaqrerQt
The Corporation.
Sec. 6. 4ild 6e Il enacted That all otacr
acts, concerning Dogs, arr herebv repeal
ID; and ,hiS act shall camnencc and b. IN
force from and after the frs, day Of Octobei
next.
PASSED ia commoa Council the 22a
day Of September, 1904,
JOHN PORTS, President.
APP 30EEi). Sept. - rGo4.
ELISHA 6. DICK. i
l}egor ef 44!@rand,,ia.
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FRENCH and ENGLISH
BOARDING SCHOOL.

Al German Tewp. fix Gcs fran. Philadelphia,
By G., DoRFEUILLE,
Late from Caps Francois. where he fupc:inte8d-
cd ~ A,-.dt my f, fevcrai years.
AS Mr.. Dorfeuiile and has family
are t'repca, as vel. as aUmbst OF boaldet,. the
young Ameriesns placed under his care will
have ire advantage If joining practice 70 theory,
by which meaas only. young man may expeet
&c learn I sspgsage properly.
Young gentlemen are taught Latin,
Greek. t.n..,a ano FreaeL, g.annsricaily !;
Mstnein4,iSs, Box Keeping, HiRcfy, Geogra-
phy, W ting, Arithmetic, and every orter ute
isl and ornamental branch OF po!lts education
Sept. -. eoe'+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-29

lean 'ask' ana more frequently results f,o..
lucky accident, than any effort on r.. ron
This remark, which is here applied ,'uad.
general progress of mankind in the cs s.la
Of Improvement, is exempli6ed and d s,'
established, by their advances in enA uF
particular science. Until the beginnira },
The eigh;eenth Century, the world h.55 u
dapted tie ideas Of Aristotle on all n ~
physical subjects, and it would nave ~.
biaaphemy to have d1u5tcd ti,eir ortboao..@
J. ocke exrlored the inle,s Of the under,,s92
ding, and explained sone of lis ptoce2e~,
and What has been the consequence -.gi,b
in the course ofone century galaxy Of ! :
lbs .io4s philosophers have arisen, vi,
seem % nave left scarcely any thing tob.
discovered hereafter. Fer manr are, :,
troaon.Grs had yibrated from one a3sprd;,
10 aaosh-r, which we're AZ az leng;a qyc
lo=ged up in the vofticrsof Descqrtes; a cre,
Ter absnrdisy than I'll the rest. N2wto,
appeared; recalled the mind from its d..
vious eccentric track gave it pr9jectk
in1puL8t and taught il Il noye III the orbA
Of ruth, The world has not since pyodg.
ceI Ecw;aa; bus Thousand humble io.
lowers have arisen, who have carried h.
science OF Astronomy bcyond the u.mostl.
mits, which even his siheriat genius could
reach. These examples arc sutdiicicn. to
establish he position, haatthe first step in
the brogress 81 tas k,imaa MINI is the nwh
d:5EsacnA and shGt zvheu this is attained, al!
the rest z0iitaatDQl!y ,f3Jloso.
K t;,ede propositions are corres, il va
follow thar whrn We compare t2o nations
With each other, sse should G.st ENQUIRE
Whether their Situations h4vr b,cu equally
suspicious 10 their gaining tnis jSr3c issb,
and whether GO untow,yd cifcusnatistes
have occurred TO resa.d their progress. At.
trr,, ards. shall eadesrsw 10 4hs,s, that
me superiority which Europe has 1aioyed
over savage America, results. III fict, from
she iortuitous clrcrms Lance. whIcn a!teud.
ed her first settlement, BY " aich s.ac wa
enabled both TO MAKE 81 early advance in
sciepcr and TO pursue her discoveries toa
greater r1;cnt.
Greece as inhabited by savags and bar.
b.so1s 'rlbes, wa n 'he Iaos ',c'aas, qeo-
pic q Asia, SCAT t9re" o,5lon'e' "1o took
up heir abode ~i'nln aer boom. These
coi"orsss cared VIII t1em re arts CT !He
Eno'1er colotry wh'ch serf indeed very
iTeonsJdersblr II th-nael.e,, oo' 1.ooaE
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or :5s. '1e ~ SeJ 1rraic .edse tT'a
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VIZ ~ 49, the nodc D. "" = she 'c'
Qal =" 2rcrane AZ Il resulted
rom naarp IN ne SIS "ntch coaFPir'
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g'xalif Gait.

On Tuesday next, al Il O'Clock, zylll b
sid At fb< Ye.,sxt Sf3re,
a LIKELY NEGRO LAD,
bsfeeen eighssrn Ia swensy years OF sgs, az
excsllsns h5uE -sssst.
Pd:i1 G. aiaxfsH.r-
Sept. 27.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
AN ACT

AN ACT
Supplementary 10 tie act, enituied " IN act
concerning the CRY Of Washington.
bE IL enacted by The Senate and House
q REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States of
'f7neTfca IN Congress assembled, That the
several compensations and allowances c.
established by the act, inti,uled Z" An act
concerning the city of ashington," shall
be compensated from the first day of June,
one thousand eight hundred and two, be-
ing the time when the services, so com
pensated and allowed, commenced under
the authority Of the President Of the u nit.
ed States.
Sec. 2. Ind be it further enacted, That
the surveyor of the said city shall receive
as compensation for his services AN al.
lowance OF three dollars per day.
Sec. 8. .d2d be IL further enacted, That
the superintendent of The city of Wash
ngton be, and he hereby is authorised to
pay the SAID compensaiions and allowan-
ces, from the said first day Of June, one
thousand eight hundred and two, in con-
tormity with the provision Of the said re-
cited aci, until congress shall otherwise
direct, and also to pay ard discharge all
expenses OF an incidental nature, which
have been or may be incurred in the dis
charge of the functions of his Office and the
Office 1.-THE surveyor which shall be approx
ed by the Presd dent of the United States.
Sec. 4. ind be it further enacted, THAI
the said superintendent; be and he is here
by authorised and directed to settle and
pay the claim of Peter Charles I.'Enfan,
for his services whilst employed by the
late Board of Commissioners in the man.
ner and on the terms here ofore proposed
by the said commissioners.
Sec. S. ind be it jit-'her enrct.d, Tha,
the several expenses au:horiseGby this aGl
shall be paid and discharged out Of any
funds OF the city Of Washington, in DOS.
session OF The superi' vndaut, which are
net otherwise appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofhc Hottae Of kcttesentatives
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PTe@ideal afthe Senale, f,ro-teu,hore,
March u, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
TIL: JEFFERSON.
An ACT

! Supplementary to tie act, emitted IN! act
reialiJe To Me election of President Qne!
Vice P' esfd'ent IF he U5Rfed Slates. end
declaring Ue officer 7vho snail act as Pre-.
Sidenf, IN case Of vacancies in tie ol7ices of
PrSSihcnt anil Vice- President.
BE ii enacted by tie !Sena,e and House Of
Representation Of the United States Of H.
mericd, in Congress- assembled, That when
ever the amendment proposed during the
present session of congress, to the consti
tuition OF the United States, respecting the
manner of voting for the President and
Vice President of the United States, shall
have been ratified by the legislatures of
three fourths of the several states, the Sc
cretary eli state shall forthwith cause a
notification thereof to be made to the ex-
ecutive sf every state, and shall also cause
the same to be published in az least one OF
the newspapers printed in each state, in
which the laws of the United States are
annually published THE executive au,
thority OF each state shall cause a trans
cript of the said notification to be deliver
ed to the electors appointed for that pur.
pose who shall first thereafter meet in
such state for the election Of President
and Vice President Of the United States ::
and whenever the said electors shall have
received the said transcript of notification,
or whenever they 81 al meet more thanfye
days subsequenttothe publication of the "a.
tiicatiJn of the above mentioned amend
nsnt. in one OF the ne wspapers of the state,
by the Secretary OF state they shall vote for
Presiden, and Vice Presidcn, ofthe Unite d
States, respectively, in the manner direEl.
ed by the aforementioned amendment.
and having made ard signed three cert.
hcates OF all the votes given by them each
Of which certificates shall contain two dis
tinct lists, one of the votes given for Pre-.
sident, and the other Of the votes given for
Nice-Prnsidcut: they shall seal up the
said certificates, certifying on each. that
Fists ut all the votes of such STATE e-iYe,,
Tor President and all the votes given 70,
for Vice-President, is contained therein.
nd shall cause the said certificates in NJ
transmitted and disposed Of. and in eyerv
other respect acl in conformity with IN,
provisions OF the a6t to which this ;s .
supplement-. Ard every other prov;eior
, Of the act to which this is a sunplene,t
and which is not virtually repealed bv hi.
acl, shall extend and apply To every elcc.
. s.ou Of Presiden: and Yics-Presijen, ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
NEW SERIES
OF
FEDERAL MlSREPRESENTA.
TTONS.
No. IL.

here are occasions, whatever NAV be
'ne Vlruience OF party, when we have a
rlght 20 expect an universal union of sen.
iment. When national misroItunes oc-
cur, which no prudence could Eoresee, and
no human means avert, we have right
to expect from high spirited and virtu.
GUS people no pusilIanimous INDULGENCE
OF vain regrets, no despicable er,r, IN
impose censure where none ia ner,ipd
but hearty and unanimous resolution ~
use the means in their power 70 redress
wrongs which could not be prevcnteJ.
ouch are the casualties 70 which all bu-
man plans ore exposed, that prudence how.
ever perlccl, cannot always prevent The
occurrence If great evils. II can aIvavs.
however aided by strength, rise superior
10 them and often does elevate the nsi,on
they beiall TO q higher station than sbe
inight Otherwise have occupied. One ~
these occasions IS IN be found in the loss
ot The irigate Philadelphia. The -,islor.
tune h's happened. There il not viz.
'uous cltlzen that does not deplore if,ard
D. consequences il has drawn on the nm
fortunate crew. Ttcre is not a humane
citizen that IS not alive to Their situation.
and Is not ready to strain every nerve n
relieve them. Wa speak ON this roin;
with confidence. Tightening is not more
rapid or decisive IN its effects than wa.
the creation Of a sentiment CT ardent ven.
ceance in the breast Of every ratrio,ic ci
tizen on being informed of,he mieGo, ,,ne
hut at The same Time, mingled with mi,
sentiment sprang %? a sentiment OF con
hdcHce Ia tbs GovsgnIa, ut. The promD;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
AN ACT


To erect a light houSe at me mouth Of the
AhS"s&flW r:vcr, and at.o HgAE holse
ar or near tie fitch Of Cetie Look Out,
in ME STATE IF North ca, oARa; and a
6-scsn at The North Point of Sandy
Hook.
BE it enacted by The Senate and House qf
Representatives Of the United Stairs Of A,ne.
RIGA, ia Congress assembled, + hat under the
direction of the President Of the United
States, it shall be the duty of the Secreta-
ry Of the Treasury, TO provide by contract,
to be approved by the President. for build
ing light house at the mouth of the river
Mississippi, in such site as the President
OF The United States may deem most pro-
per for the convenience and accommodI-
.iOn thereof.
Sc. 2. md be IL further enacted, That
as soon as land sufficient shall be obtained
at reasonable price for the purpose and
jurisdiction of the land SO to be obtain
ed shall have been ceded to- the United
states by the state of North Carolina, it
shall be the duty of the Secretary of the
Treasury, to- provide by contract, for
building light house on or near the pitch
of Cape Look Out, in the said state, hich
contract shall be approved by the Presi-
dent OF the United States, and * small be
the duty of the said Secretary to furnish
the said light houses on Cape Look Out
ard the mouth Of the Mississippi, with all
necessary supplies, and also TO agree for
the salaries or wages of the person or per.
sons who may be appointed by the Presi.
dent for the superintendance and care OF
the same. Aud the President is here
by authorised to make such appoint
ments.
Sec. 3. Hnd be IL further enacted, That
the sum os twenty five thousand dollars
be, and is hereby appropriated for the pur-
pose OF deGraying the charges and expen-
ses which shall accrue in consequence Of
The two first sections IF this ael, to be paid
ont Of any monies in the treasury not
therwise appropriated.
Sec. 4. IND be IL /arthSr enacted, That
It shall be The duty Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, as soon as the fee Of the
soil shall have vested IN the United States
to GAUGE a beacon 10 be ereeled on the
north point of Sandy Hook, ard the sum OF
! two thousand dollars on; Of any uaaPPro.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

Tic Ohiteu otateS, made IN conformity &c
the above mentioned amendment to the
constitution Of the United States.
And whereas, the above mentioned a.
mandment may be ratified by the legisla-
/. lures OF three fourths of the states, and
thereupon become Immediately valid, to
eli lhtents and purposes. as part ofthe con-
st'tution, on day so near the day fixed by
law tor the meeting fthe electors in the Sc
veral states, that the electors shall not in e.
very state be apPrized ofthe said ratification,
and may vote IN mariner gl, longer con-
formable with the constitution, as amend
ed whereby several states might be de-
prlved oil their vote in the election of a
President and Vice-Presi dent: for rerne-
dy whereof:
Dec. 2. BE uJurfher enacted, That the
electors who shall be appointed in each
state for the election of President and
VIce-President of the United States, shall
at every such election, unless they shall
have received a transcript of the notiFica-
ton OF the ratification Of the above men
toned amendment to the constitution, or
unless they shall meet more than five
days subsequent TO the publication of the
sad ratification By the Secretary of State,
in one OF the newspapers of the state,
vote tor President and Vice-President of
the United States, in the following man
ner, that is to say: they shall vote for two
persons as President and Vice President.
IN conformity with the FIRST e6tion of the
second article of the constitution. And
IN other respects act in conformity with
the provisions OF the ACT 10 which this aa
10 supplement; and they shall likewise
vote Tor one person as President, and for
one person as Vice President, in confor-
NIFTY with the above mentioned amend
ment OF the constitution and in other
respects act in conformity with the provi
SONS OF the First section of this ACT. But
those certificates only, Of votes given for
President and Vice. President Of the Unit
ed States, shall be opened by the Presi.
dent oil the Senate, for the purpose Of
being counted, which shall contain the list
or lists OF votes given in conformity with
The constitution, as in force on The day
tixed by law for the meeting Of the elect
ors' by whom the said votes shall have
been given.
Sec. 3. l'nd be IL fiiytle+ enacted. That
whenever, by lie Provisions of the Sc
cond section of This ACT. it shall be the
ddy OF the electors for any state. to vote
IN conformity, both with the constitution,
and OF the proposed amendment thereto.
the executive authority Of such state shall
cause six lists of The names Of the eIeGa
ors OF the state to be made and certified,
and to be delivered to the said electors on
or before the day fixed by law forthem to
meet and vote for President and Vice Pre-.
sident; and the said electors shall enclose
one of the said lists in each OF the certi-
iicates by them made and sealed, in con-
iormity to the provisions of this ACT, and
OF the act to which this is supplement-.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of re House Of Peo,esenfatiOxs.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
hSsidem Of TIE Senate, protein pore.
March %, 1904.
APPROVED.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
The subscriber begsleave


his grateful thanks to his friends and the
public in general for their past favors, and takes
the liberty of informing them, that he has lately
removed from Meadsvie 10 Halifax court house
and has opened house Of entertainment where
Capt. John Clay lately resided which he iniends
keeping in such manner as ne presuneS to hope
will give general satisfaction to all those who
may please to favor him with their custom. The
peasant situation oe thisp,ace. the excellent cool
water so very convenient and NAY always be had
fresh, in q few ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the ncv
addition 70 the house which he has added and
is nearly completed, win he hopes render it an
objed to al Jho.s who wish 20 consult their own
happiness
lie assures tic puoIic that he keeps exceert
Wine, ard IN assortment OF Ardent Spirits Of
good quality. he has verv connections Stables
with plank floors, which ne intends kccD,n. well
supplied with good forage and an attentive
white hos'ler. Chesc sdvantagee, toy her yvith
the particular attention whicr lie means aiv-sya
TO bestow. will. he haiters himself, ensure him
that part Of Inc public patronage which MS cxcr.
tons merit. VIZ KAWLIRS
Bell Tavern, Halifax court
house 7h April, 1904. (3w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Teste, JNo. WALKER.
Richmond. April 10, 1901.

Richmond 81 Coium6ia Iurnhike Road.
TIE oooks for receiving subscriptions 70 carry
into effea the above laudabe and useful inSfifW.
ton, viii remain open in the counting room: OF
Robert Gamble e Son, comfortably to the ad of
assembly, till the FIRST day of May next
Subscriptions the Stanton 7wnbife Roa,!
will also continue TO be received at the same place,
until the time before mentioned.
Richmond, 18th April, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

Supplementary ~ The acf, intituled IN act
Providing far q .NaUak heace establishment
and for other Eu,1leses.
BE enacted, by the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES of the United States of
IdmericG, in Congress assembled, That the
President OF the United States be, and he
is hereby authorised TO attach to the navy
yard at Washington and to the irigates
aud other vessels laid up in ordinary in
the Eastern Branch, . captain Of the navy,
who shall have the general care and SUI.
perintendance OF the same and shall per-
form the duties OF agent to the Navy de-
partment, and shall be entitled to receive
tor his services, the pay and emoluments
oil captain commanding squadron on
separate services And The President Of
the United States is hereby further autho-
rlsed to attach permanently to the said
Navy Yard and vessels, one other COM
mlssioned officer Of the navy, who shall
receive tor his services, the pay and emo
luments OF q captain commanding TWEEN
ygun ship, one surgeon and one surgeons
mate OF the navy, who shall be seyerally
allowed for their services, the same pay,
ratlons and emOluments as are allowed 10
surgeon, aRd To a surgeons mate in the
army of the United States; one sailing
master, one head carpenter, one plumber,
one head blocilmaker, one head cooper,
two boa,swa'ns, two gunners, one sail ma
ker, one store keeper, one purser, one
clerk of the yard, and also, such searnen
and marines, as>in the opinion of the Pre-
sident shall be deemed necessary Pro
Uided, That the number of sesmen or ma
rines, shall not at any time be greater than
what is at present authorised by the act
! to which this is a supplement-.
Sec. }. ind be IL further enacted, That
that part Of the ACT to which this is sup
plemcnt, which attaches to each frigate
laid up in ordinary, one sailing master,
one boatSwain, one gunner, one carpenter
! and one coax one SERGEANT OF corporal OF
marines, and TO the large frigate twelve,
and to the small frigates ten seamen, and
which declares that the sailing master
| shall have the care OF the ship, aud shall
Execute such dEties oil purser as may
be necessary, shall be, and heyeby is re-
Pealed.
NATHL. MACON,
! .Sfeakcr Of the House cf RefireaentatiUes.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President 9jfLte Senate iiro fem.hore.
March 81, 1904.
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TO BE SOLD,

Tor ready money. in pursuance of deed of
L trust, from David Ross. Esq in order to
raise the sum of 1914 dollars 50 cents, with in
terest at per cent from the 18th September,
1905, till payment, it being the balance due on
the three 6rs, instalments, of debt due from the
said David Ross, 70 the trustees of James Dun
Top, dec. under decree of the High Court of
Chancery and secured by deed of trust, the fol-
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

priated monies, is hereby appropriated
for that purpose.
NATHL. MACON,
Hheaker fine House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Of the Senate fro fenf.ore.
March 90, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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To n0n.TeSidcuf ciojnaufs If LANDS 7Uifhin
fHc sf0fe If Chio.

TIE undersigned will engage 10 make pay
Hent Of the taxes imposed on the military lands.
under the AT of Assembly &C the state aforesaid,
on receiving the amount here, or having the
same secured TO be paid in reasonable time the
receipts for pay ment TO be made BY him viii be
delivered here, with asnttl' delay as he distance
will admit of--fIis terms for trouble and risque
will be 25 per cent. for the FIST s dollars. and
for any sum over and above, ~ - Per cent
for any sum under IS dollars, his charge " iil be
as moderate as possible If ap,iel TO 10 fine.
he eill engage TO lis; with the huditor IN Chilli.
co'he lands agreeably 20 law, for 50 cents per
tra6.--His agreements are such as to nsr~e he
most prompt and eiFc6,ual attention to I'll. cases
committed to him. ROBERT MANS
Richmond, April 9th. 1904 $50