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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
State of RKoDs s-lsLAND and Paoyiprscx
pIANrxrtnSs

State of RKoDs-lsLAsD and PRoviprscx
PLANTATIONS.
IL Ce~eroi ADsmby. ys~s S.Dsss, n. D. 1904.
- ES0LYED. Thatrhe FUN of ten thouiand
IN dollars be appropriated to the purchafe of
the evidences OF the rcgiacrcd public debt Of
this State. under the discttion and management
OF Com,niMoncrs TO be appointed by the Gene
raj Ahembly.
Rseipsa. That Samuel Vernon. fcnior.
Henry Shcrburne and Nathaniel Hazard, Efa's.
be appointed ComniiIioners TO purchaic the iaid
evidences OF oe fzid ,eeiitered public debr. in
foch way and manner, and on fuch tefms, al
,hey may thick mott advantageous TO the pub
lie intereR Tha, fid Commiflioners give pub
lie notice OF their appointment. in the news
rspen, sdycrtihng the creditors holding fnch
evidences. TO fcod Co the General Trafarcr. on
OF before the tscond Monday ofSeptember next.
icaled propofals Of the terms on which they will
fell the fame and that II propofals, equally ad-
vantsgeous to the State, fha be made fnr the
iale Of Ia gscatef amount Of fsid debt, thso can
be psrchafed by tie fum hereby appropriated.
the amount thereof ihall be applied, "a ratable
proportion 10 the demauds of the fevcra credi-
tors.
Rsjsiosd, That the fun appropriated al
atoreiaid, be iuhjett 90 the order Of che Gid
Comniaionefs. and be paid on, BY she General
Tresiuser accordingly; and that iaid Commit
6onefs report. from time 10 nme. 70 the Gene
raj Ailembly, their proceedings under theie re-
folntions.
R.jsfosd. That il fhslI be the duty Of the
icvesal Town-Clerks. to read the foregoing re-
iolutions to the freemen, to be sfemblcd in annu:
al town. meeting in ApguR next.
A true Copy: Witneh,
SAMUEL EDDY, Sse'ry.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
T. BRIDGES

- ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies' Of
1N the toSn Of Newport. aud iu vicinity.
that fhe has commenced the MILLINERY bu-
fne IN ell its bisnchei, st the honfc Of the iatc
Capt. Baker. in King ftees. Thoie Ladies
who favor her with their commands. may de-
pend on having their articles made UP in the
mott approved tsite, on moderate terms hav-
Ing rccently brought over from England the
laieit fsihioos, and which fbe viii be regularly
iapplied with in the ieaions.
" Ladie, morning Dieaes. aud Children's
Pelices made.
~ Jass "a, 1904. ros
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
PUBLIC DI&NER.

On the 4th OF July. Dinner will be pre-
pared by Capt. Richard Barker. at the State
Houie, of which all .,v5o yejoiee fsr osy National
IndepeSaexee are invited TO partakr. Subicrip-
tion paper, for that purpoic are left at the Poa-
Office, and at the Printing. Office Of o. Farnf.
worth, where Tickets may be obtained.
~ Dianer TO be on the table preciiely az
o'clock.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
SAMUEL EDDY. sse'y.

IN obedisnce 10 the before recised Ad,
the CommifIioness therein named, are ready to
receive propoials from the creditors TO this
States Regiaeted Dcbs; and requeA that the
fame be tranimitted 10 the General. Tsesiuser.
1T his Office in Ne~pos,, free Of potsge. by the
time limi,ed In fsjd Ad.
SAMUEL VERNON.
HENRY sHERBURNE, Csmmy-
NATHANIEL HAZARD, "'"e'''
Mfueae,f, Jsar z6fb, so4.
-. Mfbe Printer IN fbh STAR. at re
gaSasS 10 psbiy1 sbs Jsrssirg Aa and Nefies, III
rbsiy sssus. p4ffn saai sbs /sfesd Mesdey h Sep
nm5er sski.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28

IN Monday laa, between Mr.. Ds5hirf aore.
~ and the head of Brosd.Strees, Silver
SeiTcr and Pin csfhioo CHAIN. marked A.
c. Any Pesfoa, who may hnd the hmes and
viii ksve il st this Office. fhall b. geneEoehy
rewarded sherefos.
kssysss. Jss< 49, aoo4. '9s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
Doctor Mo,lt,s Palladium.

We oblctye with furprize, 10 the PAL
LAptvM" (printed at BoRon) of the szd init.
a paragraph. 10 which is mentioned the death OF
the Rev. Jany Wiyas, of Providence. aad the
Rev. Jyl5Xa BraSlsy. Of Newport. The pub
lie ought to be made acquainted with the ms-
d1t OF this fioa, Editor, in publifhing and cir.
culatne fslfrhood, Of this nature. If done
with deiign, kno~ing il 20 be fslfc. il muR GER
tainly be confdered mofs villanous ad. But
if uniu,eotional f through miGnformation,
the Rsver.nd Dodor will undoubtediy make
iui,able apology.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28

MARRIED. l-At Stoniogson tCon.l on
the I7th ina. Mr.. Jams HAMMOND, Mer.
chant, Of this town, TO MiG PasBs PALnIR,
Of the 6rmer place.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-28
Tho extratt from the Rebxblieaa AIt

Tho exuse from the Republican Adcocaf<s
which we this day poolih, in felstion to fhe
views Of the Bsyro idsyai coalition, may to fome
appear incredible. Bot fuch fhould recollett,
that no crimes are TOO black 20 be pieGcd into
the feryice OF inoTdisate ambition. The views
Of certain leading fcdcraliss in the Eaefn States,
as to diviGon cf the Union, were long Gnce
manife6cd by their writings in the federal papers
in that quarter. The 9,aey's and the Pieksr-
mg's--the prosenitoD and the file leaders Of the
Elix Jpufe and its rsmi6casions--souhh have
no objection 10 climb into power over the insn-
gled csrcafes Of their fellow eonntsymeu. The
men who were for zody Of exfsvmisafioa with
France. have no human nfympathies--naturc fy NUT
have endowed them with the ferociiy Of tyges
and to fuch men what would be the mifery
and the mnfder Of thoufands Of their fellow
men, when put in competition with the grstif-
cation of their lnft of power f-Fot the prefent
their de6gns are fruftrated, The eIeetien in
Nev. York State has taught them lefon which
may pofibly have falutary eGed. hH. Reg.
q5t ksf xs49r from EUROPE. 10 bsftetsiis, irsrr-
G:-[7bs dahss are ysasivsdnfbe alfyAprLl
-7be nezv eoaiifvs in Pakamen aRGisf fbs
B,hjG mirya<r gains ia number and fo,teJ Jfnes f5e
tlof TO egeDnsfe fbs FiyR Cassi Ias bees dsfet7ed
asd sxSsfdn 10 i.fan,. II Is In vois fbaf Mr..
Ad1izStss xtsirs all Iaswisds< Of sb6 tl4ek i,asf.
aaies. LE srs.sb rbss Gsssyn and BIZ f,iesdt
bave 6tes fsssd ~ Pe,6; sb&f fby sssss Jsstitd
aOhb B,iN mss1; f6af Aty Svr,s iasdsd f,sm
an EsgiB %b sf rro,; fbaf f6., fo,rsl1ssdsd
svifb B,ifs@ esvy; and IN .fse, fbas all fbi,
easlX not bsvs b@spesrd 6sf BY ssvswm<ssof ia
feyffusee. qbe dydsUfy 81 sbb ses0 ,geases q
usse5ey, bas b,skss all rte .eeja,0 " sbe con-
ltirsts,s SD sbsi, aisssu info tisen; and bar
eszfsss<sd as sssbsn. kh is 0sis. sDe ,sb,af,
sbss NJ. I<4nSfos sreisiu ~ h5t 6aekritd Ian.
srsfs Of ssik-" did saf <sh" 7be isf<rsSl,
sxwrhiss svidssu gf fsds ssd deirrsssanes,RS,0
bin Ia sbe face. and AZ i~fssfioi fsjhe sfyS,
sUa6 bsrsrh it, islytasbt ksdrno.
By the LA sccounts from Europe We hod
that the infsaisy Of the King of Enslaad bad re-
tsrned; and IN the paroxifns Of his difordes,
be had offered violence to the Qseea. tCbrss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
w [ L ID D E V IL,

LNTII.L stand ~ my stable the ensuing sea-
" son, and will he iet 20 mares At 10 Dollars
the season, payable the 18Th March. 1906. or 4
Dollars the single leap paid IT the stable door :;
but the season may nc discharge, by the paymcns
OF 10 Dollars If paid by the l5ih September next,
or Dollars If sent with the mares, with IS cents
TO the groom in either case. Excellent Dasturaqe
gratis and the greatest attention will he paid but
no liability FOR escapes other accidents. Mares
may be fed on grain at the market price, and
boys sent to be under my direction, will have
their board gratis.
WILD DEVIL will be seven years old mex.
June, beautiful bay, IS hauds 2 inches high. Of
elegant form, strong nerves, and remarkably
lengthy. lie was got by old Dare Devil, ouf of
a very fine fu'! bred Wild Air mare lie stood
at Mr. John AndeIson's in Hanover, last season.
NJ. ANDERSON.
February 1 :, 1904 S,v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
CONOlTIOArS

I. It shall be printed from the last London edi
lion, anl be published in Eight Oaavo Volumes,
during The year 1904
II. IL shall he delivered to those Subscribers
who 'a<o it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Vo-
lung. ~ boards
Those who wait. for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at SiX5len Dollars in
boards : or IN good and handsome binding, At
twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
IL Wilde enriched with Two whole sheet Maps
One OF the Eastern. the other of the Western
past Of the Roman fmTire--A Map of the parts
80 Europe and Asia adjacent 70 Constantinople.
and an elegantly engraved Head Of the Au hor.
az" subscriptions receive! By SAMUEL Plea
SAN s, jr Ricb'ac7a eb
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
LADY's COMPANION,
Poor Mans Friend.
lV FNUR pANTS

IN tOOiN HR'Ni -
!. An address to the married Lady who is the
Mother Of Daughters.
IL. An adIressio the newly married Lady.
III. Some important hints To tie Midwife
". An ESSAY on the management and common
disease Of Children
BIZ SAMCEL 4. JENNINGS.
The ,i,lc and heads of ,his work IRE consid.,-A-
bly, expressive Of its nature and design Each
part contains moral reflections adarted 20 he cha.
raSfers Tor which they are intended; but ;hey
pose in the whole, medical book OF such sort rs
necessarily interests every family. The pian IS
conducted with all psscbe simplicity ard plain
ness, and will be found very great convenience
TO the Ladies.
ltwi;l be printed ona nea; plain Tyne, ana good
Paper. aud it is supposed will contain two hum
dred and FORTY pages of duodecir.n size.
The price 10 subscribers, II neatly bound, viii
pc 6s. if in bravds, rs. Cd.
So soon as The work is finished The subscribers
may apply 10 Mr. Ncolson, ard others with
whom ihey MAJ make their subscriptions. who, on
receiving payment, will deliver to them their
books.
nur4ber of copies will be deposited with Mr..
Samuel Peasants and other book sellers from
whom the public may DC supplied
The author hattcrs himself, that his work will
be found very useful one. Haviu- submitted
hismanuscrrts 20 the inspection of several res rect
able and ludicious men, he is encouraged 10 ven-
tore this publication ~ favor of himself lie is
well aware, tiiat the composition may Re oalculat-
cd Cor usefulness, auA ye, for arr of being rush-
ed forwar: INTO pubic notice. II may lie dormant
ON he book. seller shelf As his chiei design was
to be beneficial 70 his fellow citizens he is deter-
mined to spare no pains which NAV be necessary
( 70 c'rcncie MS books and they will therefore,
prob2hly he offered for sale AT most of the court
houses o. the upper counties of the sta:e of Virei.
MIA He thanks the patriotic gertrmcn of tie
two houses Of legislation who gave him friendly
encouragement, and calculates on their influence
IN their respective counties, faras the merit of
she performance may ~cserve tl.ejr aid
SAMUEL L. JENNINGS.
February S, 1904. 3m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

i5.eo0 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Prizes subje0 to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the I.eg;s-
latnrc OF Virginia. for the lauiahle purpose OF e.
rcting seminary of learning in or near tie ne
tropOiis Of this state. With this view. it is con.
templatedto raise 90 600 dollars, and 500 dollars
in addition, for defraymg tic expenses attendan,
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first re.
spetabiliy have been sele6led rs trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eXertions 70 carry it into eifetf The scheme has
the advantage Of giving TO each adver,urer,
chance for some very large prizes whilst the pro-
portion Of prizes blanks, is great as to invite
the friends of the Intended INSTITUTION - partake
IN the lottery, with very little risk ct her hecom-
ing losers. The treasurer of the stnte is 10 he APP
pointed 70 receive the money for the ticke;s as
they are sold. and 10 pay the amount OF the pri-
yes to the fortunate adventurers II is beiioy I'd
thar the above considerations win induce n rapid
sale of tickets. and me drawing VIII commence rs
soon rs 4 sulIc'en, Number shat be sold 10 au:ho-
rize itwhich /, is believed will be en- the second
Monday in Deceu Der next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Together with MEMOIRS Of the LIFE. and
NNnI-EI W. e -. 1880,

Together with MEMOIRS Of the LIFE. and
WRITINGS Of the AUTHOR.
No book could he offered, which stards in less
need of encomium and commandments has
been read in almost every European language
The history of the long and interesting period
from the reign of Er-ustus to the taking OF Con
stantinople, and the death of Mahor,et the II. is
no where else TO he found in the shape of regular
ana well arranged history The Publishers pre-
sumo to hope. thar they do service to rheir coun
try in giving an Edition of it from the American
press They will briefly speak of tkeir inten-
tons, and the superiority of this edition.
1t will be the most complete Edition Of
GIDDoN eXtant.--Because it will be enriched with
the Memoirs ofhis Life and Writings, written nv
hlmaet.--This will be an addition TO the ]. London
copy of nearly 200 pages.
,. It will be about one third cheaper than the
London Copy.
5. IL will be executed in the best stile-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend TO the
public an inspection of the Booxs, published by
them within the last three years.--They are, Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe, Z Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedia, Volumes, and
fuckers Blackstone, ) Volumes.-They promise
nos to degenerate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Fifth Requisition.

pY order Of the Board Of Directors Of the
- Manchester Turnpike Company, the Stock
holders are hereby required to pay the further sru
Of seven and an half dollars, on each share. into
the hands Of the Trea,-acr, on or before ihc first
day Of April next.
JAMES BRANDER. Clerk.
Manchester, 9th Feb. eO4. (uMh.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
T-ven NE DoFarg Rer1ri.

y YIN away fr1.n the suAscriberliviny in Gocoh
II lapl county . very Ekc,Y negro man named
SAM, who calls himself SAMUEL CoMER, ab0n;
% or 25 years old. low bur stout made. Of yell
owish complexion, ono of his upper fore teeth
ont, his dress chiefly 81 Virriiia cloth, with
green Durants short coat; he IS vcrysensihle, az,
can read, and write TO be understood some
words. lie viii endeavor to pass for : freeman,
and expect will procure a rass of his own OF
from some one else. | expect he viii go mp or
down James river. but rather think Mp, about
Lyuchburg, or some othcr town on James river.
Whoever takes up the said negro ana delivers him
TO Ine, or secures him in jail so that get him a
gain, shall receive the above reward and all rea-
sonable expenses Tor delivering him TO me at
home EDWARD cox.
Sept. Sd, 1908. 3w' Stf
N 3. expect he will change his lame and
dress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

NIHNUR.HCT1RY.

HEH.RLF.hCT1RY
THE subscriber takes This mode oC returning his
'hs1ts 20 his former patrons. and informing the
public IN general, that hr has (by desire &C his
friCnds) recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING Of BURR MTLL-STONES and having
n nished himself with a supply Of the best ma
teriais, and having had sixteen years experience
in the business, IN Baltimore. Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes 90 be able to give satisfaction
70 his employers.
The stones he will warrant to be as good as a.
ny in the United States.
Any orders eft with Cap. WrLL1Aw PEW
NooE, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CuAMBrits,
Stanton; Mr.. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe coupty,
or Mr.. RonERT MooRE, Petersburg, shall be du
ly attended 20, and country produce received in
payment, ~ the customary prices.
~ TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
70 tho above business. and shore time required
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 1Oth, 1903. (tf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER of'PIRLS,
in stone or ground, for the Improvement fland,
with directions for the use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Notice..

q Ii :hcee who are indebted 10 the estate Of
. j1hn Thomson, sen. formerly OF Petersburg
70 tia 81 Ann Thomson, of the same place or
John Thor.on. formerly attorney at Law, are
requested 20 come forward and make immediate
raymcut, rs further indulgence cannot he shewn.
Those 70 whom tiieir several estates are indebted,
ave requested to come forward Immediately with
their accounts properly authenticated, and receive
payment.
All persons having any claims against the sub
scr.Oer are desired 20 bring them forward between
tins aud the 1st DAY Of April. Those indebted 10
him viii perceive the necessity from this public
notice, Of immediate paS n1ent.
ln'er ing to leave this st1te by the middle OF
April, he now offers for SALE.
That valuable Tenement,
Wrereon he 'esides. in the town Of Manchester.
consisting of dwelling house and al necessary
ont houses, excellent well, good garden. and
three acres Of land attached 10 it The situation ia
healthy and agreeable.
he also offers for Sale, a NEGRO MN. nv
trade shoemaker Micro WO1IAN. who
understands cooking, and her oh.ld, girl OF three
years old
For the property offered, he will receive good
bonds, or western lands in payment. Persons
disposed to trade, will apply to the subscriber, liv-
ing in Manchester
WILLIAM THOMSON, Fx'y.
pJo5n Thomson and dnr Thomson dec.
and administrator on TIE estate of To6r
T5OHt io1,, dec
Manchester, 81 Jan 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
10 he Sold.
hy Public Autticn, pursuant decree Of The
Circuit Court OF the United States, for the Dis
trit of Virginia,
Those Valuable Estates,

In the county of Chesterfield, late the property Of
Archibald Cary. ESQ dec known b the names
Of CHES7'ER mn and KINGS ISLAND
SLdSHES. The sale wi: take place ~ Ike Ea-
glcTavern IN the city Of Richmond, on Thursday
the lstd day OF March next. TIE terms OF sale
viii he one fourth Of the purchase money in cash,
and The other three fcur;hs in three equal annual
payments, bearing interest from the day o. sale,
the land to remain bound in The hands of the pur-
c'sers respetiivey forr. BALANCE of the purchase
money, and TO be again sold if The several pur-
chaser fail to make payment I; IS proposed 20
sell these two tracts land separately, and either
entire OF divided as may best sui, TIE purchasers.
In me ChesterBil tratf will be included part of 4
small traa adjoining. formerly known by The name
OF Auburn Chase. For further particulars, en-
qure OF Macmurdo 6 Fisher.
nv THE COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond, 2Sth Dec sos ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
ron SaLE,
THE ESTATE. CALLED
V A Rim A.

YING on James river, in Herrico county
Il twelve miles from Richmond, and about the
same distance from Petersburg The quantity Of
land about $50 acres, of which 500 a,e of ire bee;
quality IN the stare for wheat, !! ing IN a gentle
aud Uniform slope entirely above foods complete
" tree from stumps and ali INSTRUCTIONS 20 the
plough Jet continuing in strong heart The re.
mainder IS mostly, rather uncOmmony high and
iirn tide marsh, about one fourth cleared 10 or
10 acres completely surrounded By good bank OF
clay, which has been extended, with the view Of
retaining the whole, far as about two thirds
OF the requisite distance. The wood which c:,n
be carried almost irorl the stump On board large
sea vessels upon tvfb spars, for the distance Of
three fonrins OF mile along the skirts OF the 70.
rest, VIII pay all the expenses of recaT-ing MA
ny times over. n part which was formerly re-
cIalmed from the tile. proved dry enough for to.
oacco and brought several immense crops Of il
without Showing possibility ofcNhaustion The
marsh abounds with that tall md fine natural
grass, the hay of which IS thought by numbers
preferable TO twoihy.--A few valuable NEGROES
raised ON fireplace, viz. three men and a woman,
also about \ ecore Of COWS and oxen Of the
Nmpthiil and Boynton breed mixed. some other
sock, about q score aud half OF Spanish ewes
very nearly pure Merino's blood, and 100 barrels
Of corn, will be left on the place The tenant is
pound 20 furnish seed and cow full crop ofwheat,
about 100 acres, in due time. The estate will be
shewn 70 visifants. by Nr. Moses Bates and MIR.
W Rsdiord. living upon it. Mr.. George Jener.
son OIL richmond, or Mr.. Thomas ESton Ram
dolPh. viii make known the terms to applicants,
aud will either ofihem conclude bargain, which
It December so. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Manchester, Sd Jan 1904.

FUGNI0, |HWI0fc L0uNT,
SIR, 1dmayv 1878, 1904.
a : you have moved or Of this stare, and
i A left no agent known to me, you sill
please 10 take noce, that shall on the 18th. 2jth
and 25th OF April next, at Charlotte courthouse,
proceed 70 take the dispositions Of the witnesses
IA suit brought by myself ard others sgainst
you, IN the county court of Charlotte, ~ which
time and place you may attend or not, as you
please.
SAMUEL a. JACKSON.
Mr. low DAVIS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
February l.. 1904.

I'OR 6HLh,
About $50 acres Of Land,
lying on'he Three Chop'd and the piver roads,
haIfa mile from the river at Wos'ham. and sig
mites from the CITY Of Richmond. three fourAs in
woods. This land combines the i;por;ant al
ysutages Of good soil, oonvenicncy 70 the seat
Of government, handsome situarion for bnild-
ings, and very healthy good mill seat with per-
mission to ereA mill, an abundance of oak and
pine thinner, and good spring vater.
Tie subscriber would he glad also TO treat for
two oY three BR1CK TENEMENTS not far
from the capitol. These houses are not finished
bn trey viii b. completed IN the course Of the en-
suing spring, and ore Of them is now in sufficient
forwaTdness 10 shew he plan ofthe buildings
JOHN pENDLETON.
City OF Richmond, 2Ou IAN. 1907. mi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22

- TICKETS TO be had OF Rober. Pollard,
Doe. John BrookenbrouGh ir Wr p,ice, Gieg.)
Samuel PIeasarls. il. aud W...iarl P,ieha d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
The Sherifs of dc conn.

ties Of Sussex, Dinwidiic and Southampton,
composing q Senatorial distria; Of the counties
Of Wythe. Botctourf, Washington, Monigone-
~, Russell, Lee, Cravsou, Tazsweil, Crccnbyicr,
Monroe ard Kaoawhs, composing another So
material distr'9 Of the counties Of Hanover ard
Caroline, composing au ther Senatorial disti0
Of tic countries Of Esecv, King William and
King and Queen. composing another Senatorial
distri Of tlfo com;ieso Of Fairfax K Prrce WI
liam, composing another Senatorial dis,rit and
OF the counties of Mouongalia, Harrison, Ohio.
Brooke, Wood and Randolph, composing ano-
ther Senatorial dislri1 viii please to take no:ce.
thar elections are 70 be held on the count days IF
thcir respective counties in the month of April
nest for tine c'ettiou.of a Senator, 60 represent
each Of those dis rios, which compose the class
Of the Senate deuominaied No 3, in the General
Assembly, for four years next ensuing.
THEO. HANSFORD C.S.
Richmond, February Sd, 1904. t5Nl
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The undersigned will attend The February Buck
ingham court, for ;re purpose OF receiving the a
bove debts--tbose, who fail 10 comply with this
notice can exped no Indulgence
EDWARD w. TRENT.
- p. W.T. has commenced the PRfC7ICF
OF Lin IN the Courts Of Aewico, C6esfo6eld,
2 wtato', 6pielia, and CpmGsriad.
Richinnnd. % Ian. 1901 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
cumberiand, Dec 18Th, 1906.

~ Tire ia,e heaUy faH QfsHo7D has i,re-
Vcut,f a sale qf mn frofcrfy, as statcd in The
ab1Ue aJpcrfigcmcHt H 7pH certainty take
hiIce on hr 27H u February, 1904.
Feb. /, 1904. NJ. r p.
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Notice.

& IL persons indebted 10 tho subscriber. bv
y. dealing or otherwise, at his store IN Buck
inGhar, under the direction Of Mr. John Jenkins
are informed that their bones notes and accounts
are placed for collection in the hands Of Edward
W. Trent, attorney al Law, who is authorised TO
receive the same and grant acqui,tances.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Manchester, Cd Jan. 1904. IF