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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12
By TIE Governor Of tie eamsosac,ltJ9f 1lSih;a
A PROCLAMATION.

81 HEREAS 1t is represented to the EXecu-
w tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Peirson, confined for horse stealing, and Cullen
Eenmory, confined for murder in the second de-
gree, have (the two former for the second time)
escaped from the penitentiary. Ihave therefore
Thought fit, with the advice ofthe council of state
TO issue this proclamation, hereby Offering re-
ward of one hundred dollars for each OF the con-
viets so escaped. to any person persons who
shall aPprehend and convey them either ofthem
20 the penitentiary. And do moreover require
ali officers civil ard military. and exhort the good
people of the commonwealth to use their best en-
deavors TO apprehend and convey to the pcriten-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Peirson and Cullen Demmory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the COM
l.. S. monwealth annexed at Richmond this Slst
day Of March. 1904.
.SiSned, .TOHN PAGE.
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sirayed or Stolen, on Sunday Che 18th of las
month, from the neighhorhood Of Rich
mond, an
L0n GreN Horse.

About four feet eight inches high, six years old,
branded on the near shoulder w. aud has some
saddle spots winter than his natural color. His
name was reached some time since and is nearly
grown again. He has s,,i.ch taA, tr,.s and
glilops, and if rode with spur and kirb bride
may be made 70 pace Theirs is good reason 70
believe that he s;o'cr by free small uu'at-
to fellow, s'ho gdos oy tho aame Of Biley lack
SON. rs suci te,se vas seen III his possession in
Inc evening OF the doy on which the horse was
lost Jackson 10 supposed to have gone 10 Fie-
oe''chtbu'y, accompanied by II white woman who
lives with him as his wife and who some timca.
call' herself Poly Mcknight, alias Porter. Size
bad with her a white boy child Eve or six wears
Of ase. Ii is presumed they carried the horse
""n them, being Obliged 10 ily from iha, Justice
mere which would 1t last have inflicted a punieb-
ment due 10 iris various crimes. will give re-
ward OF Thirty Dollars on recovery Of the horse
u stolen, on conviction of the thief or Ten Dol.
lars for the horse deiived - me in Richmond
JOHN ATKINSON.
May q, 1904 Q,
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he business heretofore

--a>HE public are hereby Informed, h1i ~ s05
Z Scriberis prepared with al excellent seine,
which will be employ ed the whole Of rhis season,
at the well known 5HAD & HERRING FISH
cry at Variua, twelve miles below Richmond
The road that leads to this fishery is palmer and
better, than the road leading to any Other fisher
on James river below ths city. His prios5 l,r
fish will he rs follow Thirry-three shiiiings am
four renee per hundred for shad Or six pence
peace for smaller quantity. For herrngs, TWEEN
ty shillngs per thousand lie viii keep regular
supply of salt and barrels for rhe accommodation
of those that may be disposed to purchase fish b.
the quantity. Gfl
MOSES BATES.
Henrico March % 1904
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JOHN PAGE.

Said Wilkinson is about "a years Of age, up1ud,ds
Of si, feet bgb and large in troboTtioa, bas DARK
red bfr Svticb be commonly keeps ned though it is
not ve long, aal bas sane tv fjeeties in bis face
be clothed in b.We roundabout q blge sWtoat.
nearly MeSV, striped pantaoos u ove Galore! veivet
fancy card. and t5in summer SraiJtcoa., Eu. nor
oarficulmi ~ Tecoiiecfed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12
By Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN The CRY OF
RICHMOND.

] Prize--last drawn ticket, having
b!an!, to its number, 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12

Joseph Caldwell, convicted OF horse stealing at
the district court of Washington, May 1902 born
in the county of Charlotte, feet ri inches high,
81 years old, fair complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes, has a bad countenance, and when spoken to
cannot look you in the face.
Robert Person, convicted of the same offence
at the district court ofthe Sweet Springs, October
1852; born III the county of Botetour,, feet high,
D years old, fair complexion. dark HAIR and blue
eyes very thin visage, and has down look also
has the appearance bad health.
Cullen Demmory. dark mulatto. convicted of
murder in the second degree, at the district court
OF Suffolk, May, 1901; born in the county of
Southampton, S feet IL inches high. 81 years
old, black hair and black eyes, and very Thin Wis
&c.
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the pententiary the 9th of April last and were
retaksn i'll the counties of Botetourt & Washing,
ton, and were both tried for escaping and senten.
ced TO two years additional confinement, the
former by the distrl6t court of w ashiugton in
Sept. last, and the latter by the dstrS court held
at the Sweet Springs in GA. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12

- TICKETS to he had of Robert Pollard,
Do6t. John Rrockenbrongh, jr. VIM. Price, (keg. }
Samuel Peasants, jr. and William Prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12

The THOROUGH BRED HORSE
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WILL stand at my stable the ensuing season.
ana VIII be let TO mares at the moderate
price OF twenty dollars the season and eight dol
lars the leap, or thirty two dollars to insure a
mare being in foal in either case half dollar
TO the groom; the leap money to be sen, with
the mares, and notes for he season must accom-
Pany them also but the twenty dollars may he
discharged by the payment of sixteen on or be-
tore the last day of July, at which time the season
will expire. The season will commence the 25th
OF March. Mares fed with grain If required at
The market price; rich and extensive pasturagc
gratis, and also the board of boys. All possible
attention will be paid to mares, but no RESPONSE
bih,y tor escapes or accidents
AMERlCUS was got by Shark, his dam by
Wildair his grandam by Vampier out of Col.
Braxton's imported mare kitty Fisher, Wildair
was got by Fearnought Fearnought by Regulus,
NsSuus by the Godolphin Arabian Vamper
was ty Regulus, who was by the Codolphin A
rabian, Kitty Fisher by Cade, who was bv the
Godophin Arabian. Gentlemen will find after
perusng the above pedigree. that Amcricus is
not surpassed by any horse ON the continent.
JOHN HCSKINS.
King & Queen, February 70, 1904. 3w'
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Teste, JNo. WALKER.
Richmond, April 10. 1904.

Richmond q Columbia Tnrnhjke P1oS.
TThR bo0ts for receiving subscriptions to carry
into effect the above laudabe and useful iasiiiu-
ton will remain open IN rhe counting room of
Robert Gamble e. Son, comfortably 10 the ad OF
assembly, till the first day Of May next.
subscriptions the Stnvnton YiUnSike Read
will also continue to be received at the same place,
until the lime before mentioned.
Richmond, 18Th April. 1904.
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The subscriber uviWreceiUe

until tie 14tb day Of next n,ont5. at tbs public MA
zgtdc,ory Of arms, PROPOSALS, for furnishing
fbe Commonwealth IF VIYinid, foytbe caValy tie
Of, six hundred pdircf HOLSTERS, a,.I six ban
Syet SWORD BELTS.
He will aisorsceiue, until the aboUe date, PROPOSALS
for erecting Il HOUSE in t5e city IF Richmond, for
fbs preservation Of Public Ordnance.
John CLARKE.
March 20tb, 1904. t14nt
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BURR MILESTONE
ETf.TUFAC70RY.

iHE subscriber takes this mode Of returning his
than'.s to his former patrons, and informing the
pubic IN general, that he has (by desire &c his
t"isnds) recommended the MANUFACTURE.
ING Of BURR MILL-STONES and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma.
teriais, and having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able 10 give satisfaction
TO his employers.
The stoneshe viii warrant TO be as good as a.
NJ in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEN-
Focx, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHAMpERs,
Stanton; Mr. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe county,
or Mr.. RoREUr Moore, Petersburg, shall be du
iy attended TO, and country produce received in
payment, a. the customary prices.
sT' TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
10 the above business. and short time re Tuircd.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan 10th, 1905. Cf)
ND. FOR SALE, PLALS7.ER ofPARIS,
in stone or ground, for the Improvement ofland,
with dweftious Cor the use thereof.
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and NEGROES
FOR SHE.

Two hundred and ninety eight acres OF land in
the county of Cumberland, living on both
branches Of Tearwaet ran. about two miles u
bove the courthouse-about one third OF this land
is well irrbercd. and equal in qualify To tho best
high land in its vicinity, it Is well supplied with
good water, and the situation is remarkably heal
thy the buildings on it are tolerabiy convenient
and at a small expense might be made ccnforia-
bic for famiy--there is . remarkable finc apple.
and peach orchard, and several other kinds Of
fruit trees thereon, which seldom miss bearing,
and on the main road from north TO south, which
passes through it, there is large ds,illery malt
house. cellar and granary, well cons ru6led to car.
r, on the distilling business extensively.
Ais1. for salea Dis,;ler, a Man Cook and some
other liable Slaves, together with the stock Of
Horses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, Cats and Farm
ing Utensils, with some Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
1.-THE above property is not disposed of by pri-
waite sale before the 25h day OF September next,
the whole will on that day be set up the pre-
misses. to The hghes' bidder a, public sale Cash
will be expected or all sans under twenty dollars,
and on ali purchases exceeding that SUM, a credit
OF twelve months viii he allowed on giving bond
with approved security. to bear interest from the
date, " HIGH will be RENTED on receiving pun6lu-
al payment of the principal--a Iced of uust on
the land will be required TO secure the payment
forit. If agreeable to the purchasers the Dstil-
| ny, Stills &c. and forty acres oil Land adjoining,
will be sold separa;ey-but il not sold in his way,
the Stills. Boiler and Disabling Utensils will be
set up separately, TO the highest bidder, ON the
same terms as the otherproperty The premises
will be shewn to any person wishing TO purchase,
BY Lawrence Garlic, who resides thereon.
LAWRENCE CARLIIE
JOHN & ED. CUNNING HAM.
Julv Sd, 1904 w8ts
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virtys Ola Decree OF the Corrt ofthe T.
~ ni'ed States for the 5th Circuit in the Virgil
MIA Dis;riet. bearing date the Sd day of Decem-
Der. 1907. in behalf OF Ohm Glassel against Will
nam Walker, James Walker, Merry Walker and
John Walker, will be sold, to the hig hest bidder.
Tor ready money, AZ kenhawa courthouse, on the
4thday OF Angus; next, the following TRACTS
Of LAND, viz ;-One granted TO VIM. Walker
on the 81 of May 1876, containing ll2 acres,
o.. Elk river, branch Of the Great Kenhawa, i.
bout miles from the mouth. opposite to 4 survey
made f'~ Leonard Cooper and WIN Morris, at the
mouth of the Sciona creek that cmpties into Elk
on the south sile-Ore other tra6l granted to said
WIN Walker on the Goth MAY 1893, containing
500 acres, OF the head waters ofthe left hand fork
Ct creek complying into Elk river ON the north
west side at the shallow ford. about q or miles
from the mouth oc said river, adjoining survey
made for said Wa!kcr-0ne other tra9 granted TO
the said WIN Walker on the 25th May 1888, con
tanning no acres, on Elk river, on the south east
side, about mile from ITS mou;h--One other tra1
| granted To the said WIN Walker on the 9Th of
May 1898 containing 300 acres, onthe north side
OF Elk river, the third bottom above the mouth OF
Sandy c-eeE-One o.her tra1 granted to the said
| VIM. W Walker on the 27th of May 1888, contain
ing 100 acres, the north side of Elk river, the
fourth bottom above the mouth Of Sandy creek
on the sa,re side OF the river--Cne other tract
granted to the said VIM Walker on the 26lh May
1888 containing 1000 acres, on lief, hand branch
| Of 4 creek emptying into Ell; river, on the north
west side opposite the iirstisand on said river
One other TIA I granted 10 the said VIM Walker
an the Goth of May 1888. containing 900 acres,
the south side of Elk river, the third bottom on
the river above VIM Ar5uclIe's land, opposite
TIC mouth OF Sandy creek.
The whole OF the above mentioned land at the
time it was surveyed lay in the county Of Green
hri al of I've coll
of as shall be sufficient to raise the sum Of four
thousand one hundred and ten dollars SO cents
wIjh interest on dolls 279S 7S. at 8 per centum
per annnr,, from the 22d March. 17g9--the costs
cf suit and carrying this decree into effe6.
rds BEN. MOSBY, Aciirg Commissioner.
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Mutual Insurance Office.
RTcHMoND. July 10Th

RTcHMoND, July 10th, 1904
THE very extraordinary fires that have taken
place since tine institution of the Mutual H..
eurance against Fire on Goods ana Furniture in
the State of Virginia, renders It necessary to call
4 Quota from each member who was insured pre-.
vious to the Esd Of February last The Board Of
Directors therefore resolve. and it is hereby re-
CURED, that each member insured as afores said
shall pay to the Cashier General of this COMPANY
in Richmond. or before the first day of O6to-
Der next. one full Quota, that is to say the full
amounr Of premiums as expressedin their respec-
tive policies.
A compliance with rhisrcquisition will reinstate
the funds agreeable to the intention OF the law s.
the rules and regulations of this company, and
thereby enable them topay for losses in future
and when ii is considered that many of the menu
bers have been insured more than six wears for
premiums which do not average more than 5 per
cent the advantages of this humane institution
will no doubt be properly appreciated.
Puneuality is expected, and when the members
OF this company advert to the Incorporation ace
they will see the necessity of s;ri& compliance
with the above requsition. 1t is however, pleas.
ing TO reflect, that we have succoured the dis
trcsses of so many Of our fellow citizens who
might have been reduced to poverty, and had they
not insured IN this company they might not have
insured At all, while our own property has been ar
the same time insured for less than half as
much as 1t would have cost had we insured else.
where, notwithstanding the most extraordinary
fires that were ever SHOWN before in this state.
BENJAMIN DU-VAL, Pes'at MIG.
rs each member has bren furnisbed goifb a eoby
oftbe constitution, rules and regulations of fbe COM
fary. by yeyyi1gto which they zpiH see tbe Incnbo
ration Gcf.
81" The printers in this state are requested
to insert the above once a week for four weeks
in their respective papers.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

RUN Away from the fubseriber living in
Charlotte county, =bou, eight milesbcIow the court
house. on Sunday the twentieth day OF May aft,
a likely negro fellow by the name of TOM. a.
bout twenty fix years Of age, stout, well made,
rather Of bright completion, his drsfs when
he went off was cotton coat aud oversns, his
coat was turned of with blue though bis drels 10
not material as he has very Eo,ed fear in his
left hand oeeaGoned by the cot OF an adze, which
cut was entirely through his hand, which c'ufes
his thumb TO fall on the palm o! ms hand liuppofe
from his conversation before lie went of, that he
will endeavor 20 PATS as free mar, By the name
OF James Cook. Any Perfon who will appIe &.
bend fad slave, and feenre him in Jail TO thar
get him again, or deliver him to me, fhal receive
the above reward II taken ard committed to Jail,
will thsnk the gentleman to forward letter by
poit 10 Charlotte courthoute direeed to the UNI
dsrfgned.
JOHN d. RICHARDSON.
June %. 1904. wan
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CONDITIONS.

/. 1t shall be printed from the last London eai.
,iou, and be published in Eight Oaavo Volumes,
during the year 1904
ii. il shall be delivered to those Subscribers
who take it in Volumes, at Two Dollars per Yo.
ume. in boards
Those who wait for the completion of the
Work, may have it either at Sixteen Dollars in
boards or in good and handsome binding, at
twenty Dollars payable on delivery.
Ii WILDE enriched with Two whole sheet Maps
One Of the Eastern, the other of the Western
part of the Roman Empire-A Map Of the parts
of Europe and Asia adjacent to Constantnople,
and IN elegantly engraved Head ofthe Author.
H. Subscriptions received BY SAMUEL Plea
SAINTS. jr. Richmond. cd
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FOR S.4LE,
A TraG of Land.

Lying in the North Garden, in hlbemarle county,
containing 1000 acres, adj dining the Lands of
Stephen Moore, William Wood. and the late
William Cole, dec wi-tin eighteen miles of War
rem, and the same distance of Milton There Is
on this Land a new Barn, 80 BY d feet, good
Overscer's House, and Houses for the accommo-
da,ion Of fifteen or twenty Negroes. The Over
seer's House, with little expense, may be rem
dercd very comfortable for small family. A.
bout half the Land is cleared, the greater part of
which is in good order for cultivation, and con.
siderable part of it fresh and well adapted to he
culture of corn, wheat and tobacco.
Any person inclined to purchase, oy Applicant.
on to the overseer on The premises, will be shewn
the Land. The terms of sale will be, one fourth
part Of the purchase money paid on the first day
Of June. 1905, and the balance in three equal an.
nual payments from that day, each instalnent to
carry interest from the day of sale if not punetu-
ally paid Bond with approved security, toge-
Their with . deed of trust On the Land, will be
required of the purchaser, to secure the payment
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber,
living at Scotch-Town. in Hanover county.
III the above Land is not sold before it will on
offered at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, be
the terms before mentioned, the 23d day of
August next, if fair, if not, the next fair day.
In either case, the purchaser will have leave 70
seed wheat as soon alter that time as he may
choose, and may be furnished with the crop of
Corn, &c. that may be made on the plantation
this year-say from two TO three hundred barrels
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD.
Scotch-Town, May S0th, 1904. ids
The survey by which the turnpike road from
Staunton to the Point of forl, is run. goes inme.
dlately through the land above mentioned. conve
nient to a handsome situation for building, and
good water. I. MS.
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The Indian Fields,

Containing hswecn eight and nine hundred acres.
pleasantly SITUATED, on the main road leading
through the county. The situation is so general
ly known and admired that 4 minute description
would he superGuous, as it is presumed any gem
t'eman wishing 70 purchase. would previously
view the land, therefore shall only observe that
the houses are ain good order, having lately gone
thro' thorough repair--and the small proper ION
oil land IN cultivation, proves it to be very vaua-
BILE and productive, the soil being admirably a.
dapted TO the culture of corn and small grain
Any person wishing to view the land will Gail on
MIR. Roys'er who lives on the place The terms
OF sale will be made known the day of sale.
I'm WILLIAM EDWARDS, Sury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
Notice.

PY virtue of two deeds of trust, executed 10 us
- by Robert Pr;ddy, to secure the payment of
debts due TO John Bowe and William Priddy,
will be sold. ON the premises, for ready money
on Wednesday the 22d of August next, the
7R fCT or LAND, wherein the said Robert
Priddy row resides, containing upwards Of four
hundred acres, lying on the Three Notohed road
fourteen miles from Richmond, where the urn.
pike by Deep Run Coal pits now extends. This
land is well timbered has buildings suitable for
the accommodation of travellers, and is said 10
be good stand as a tavern.
John Russell.
John ~. EHs.
14lh IulY. 1904. -.
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BANS y VIRGINIA
1T II GENERAL hIEETTNG OF
TIE STOCKHOLDERS.

TIE SFOEKROLDERS.
" } ESOLVED, that until Certificates FOR the
" y Stock held in thi, Institution be issued nm.
" der the bye laws hereof. tie Scrip or evidence
OF Shares held herein be transferable nv in.
" dorsement or Assignment, and that all the
" Shares standing in the name of any Stockhol-
" der shall be transferred in the Books of this
" company TO the person orpersons producing The
Il" Scrip or evidence of such shares, regularlyen-
" dorsed or assigned"
" RESOLVED that the President Of the Bank
" 1T Richmond be directed 10 call meeting of all
" the Stockholders (Which meeting shall be in
a. the City of Richmond. on tho frs, Monday in
" September next) for the purpose OF adopting
" such bye laws. rules and regulations as shall
abe deemed necessary for the government of the
" Institutions and considering other subjects i'm.
"portant to its interest"
"A true extract from the proceedings of the &c.
neral Meeting of Stockholders. on Saturday Ju-
ly 9TH. 1904.
1sste, WIN. DABNEY. Secretary.
The Stockholders are requested to attend &C.
neral Meeting, at the Capito,n the City of Rich
mond. on the FIRST Monday in September next,
for the purposes stated in the foregoing resolution
hB'M 3 VENABLt., P,es'Gt.
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MediferraneaN Pal60rf5.

NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
IN deemed expedient to change the form of the
Mediterranean Passport issued to vessels Of the
United States; that from the eighth day of July
next, those of the new form will be issued at the
custom houses to every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made on a compliance with the Terms
prescribed by law and sunendering the former
passports OF which she may be possessed, if any,
in which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchanges and that by an arrangement a.
greed upon by the Baibary powers, with whom
we arc at peace, either the old or the new form
OF passport will be sufficient protea the vessels
OF the United States, from capture until the LIST
of July 1905, af'er which the old form PASSPORT
will be unavailable and the new one acne in use.
Department of State
23d of May, 1904
TIE Pyin'ers ottLe iaUS If tbe United States are
re7"csfedt to insert fbe aGOve IN f5cir Ca2ees t,yce
7Veek 'oy NE space Of six months, anil i5e Collee
to,S 81 ne Customs 10 keep eopies ef it fosfed M
in 'be'r o6iees. June l. 6m
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Notice.

THE creditors ofSAMUEL SCOTT, a bank
ruIt. are requested 10 meet in Cara, on Satur-
day the 1lth day of August next for the purpose
of receiving the second dividend, when 4 final
settlement will be made by tie commissioners
and the books and papers belonging to said n.nk.
gupt given up, by
THOMAS FARRAR and
JOHN LACKLAND,
Assignees of 5. Scott, = Bankrupt.
Cara, 11th Iuly, 1904 Inn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-04
14th July, 1904.
Counterfeit Bank Notes.

ANY persons who may have in their posses.
sion' bank noies of the following descriptons.
may hear OF something to their advantage bv an
plying to the printer hereof, and paying the er.
pense Of this advertisement.
One note bank Of North America for % dol.
lars, dated August I, 1876, no 6781-One IL,
do. 20 dollars November 10, 1900, no. 5000. bo,b
signed }. Ni%on-One do branch Of Savannah
~ collars no; 2Zo9, payable to Joseph Haber.
sham-Onc do. 20 dollars of lie same brsnc,.
which was very much torn, and piece Of parsy
OF the b'gness the note was passed on the baek.
IN ORDER to Keep it togo her; the nun,ber IS
which IS disremembered, but there is ,,a,,ieol.y
mark by which it can be very well known.
Richmond, June 10. 1904. ~,