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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

Extract Of letter from a gentleman OF
resPecia.iiit! residing in Concol d, dated
7th June.
/ have The satisfaction TO inform YOU
that the Hon. JOHN LANGDON is cho.
sen Speaker, by maj lrity OF ID. There
is no choice of Governor by the people.
Mr.. LANGDON will be our Governor.
bevoud he least doubt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
WASHINGTON CITY, June ls.

The Ne7o HamhsAbe Legislature have
convened, and their political compile xion
is decided beyond all doubt. There is a
republican majority Of TWO in the Senate.
and eighteen in the House OF Represents
tves.
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POST SCRIPT.
Nj. W-YOKK. lime l6,

NEW-HOKh, juno l6.
JoEN L. GILMAN, Esq. is elected go.
vefnor oil The state OF New Hampshire, by
a smail majority. On canvassirg The votes
there appeared
Fer Mr.. Gilman, duly returned
and corrected 1915
BY Piermont, returned but not
counted SO
Nv Stratford, not returned 10
Whole number lhrough state
for MIR. e.. Ie964
Do. for Mr.. Langdon l2lel
----A-~
Amount Of votes lor both
candidates sAd9s
Scattering 27
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

Richmond, June IS, 1904
OUR clients in the Court Of Appeals vii! per.
~ ceive that the foregoing orders require par.i
cular duties, expenses and attention, which were
not expected, when we were retained b. them
AS we cannot fail 10 comply with these requisid
Gus Of the court, without danger thei, interest
and che rule that causes shall I've tried according
to their standing on the docket, renders it neces-
sary that we should be constantly present. aud
ready for The argumcnt--we trust that our clien,,
will see the Propriey Of an adequate compensa
ton for or services.
PHILIP RORBORNE NICHOLAS.
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
JOHN WiCSfiAEi.
GEORGE HAY.
DANIEL CALI
JOHN WARDEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
GENERAL WILKINSON arrived il
this City few days since.

The Baron HOMBOLDT, accompani-
ed by Mr.. Bonpland and M. Montula,
left this City on Wednesday. for LsnopS-
ter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

Mr.. TIIORNTON, secretary Of the Bril-
fish Legation, has left this City on his re-
turn to England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

II is with much satisfaction we advise
the public, that the Post Master General,
has made CONTRACTS for the ESTABLISH
MENr Of a LINE Of STAGES for the more
safe conveyance of the mail, from this CT
ty to Chambersburg, and from Baltimore
and Philadelphia to the same place, and
from thence to Pittsburg. This arrange
ment commences on the LIST of July.
Contracts have likewise been made for
the establishment of line Of Stages from
Richmond to Stanton, and from that place
70 Air Mount in Virginia, making dis
lance Of 25S miles,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
WAsHINGToN City, June Is

Mr.. LIVINGSTON having resigned
the place of Minister Penipotcntiary to the
French Republic, GEN. ARMSTRONG,
OF New York, we understands appointed
his successor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

Mr. SERGEANT HILL, (says London papee.l
tina, highly distinguished and venerable sage, III
dignant a, the unqualified charge brought against
this country by the French government ofhaving
been partzans and acconplices in the slled,,ed as
sassnation plot latelv discovered in France, has
written 70 the Lori Chancellor. urging the ueces.
si,y ofan Immediate and formal contrld ttion in
Parliament ofthe charge and has also Addressed
himself to the Attorney General and Mr.. Fox up
on the subjea. The Whole obeIf Of the learned
serjeant is, tina, the British people shonld stand
clearly acquired from so foul an asperson; and
we are persuaded there win he no difficulty in sa
tisfyinZ him and he world, OF the fasehood of the
charge, and the infamy of the accusers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23


No book could be offered, which stands in iesE
need OF encomium and recommendation-Itl has
been read IN almost every European language
The history of the long and interesting period
IRON the reign of Augustus TO the taking Of Con.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23

A Hind7o Of high character, named PrtdniJsr
Sbirgo, at Futtapore. has been converted 70 chris
tianty By the preaching Of the Baptist missiona
ries-he has declared that he has travelled far s;
read many books in search Of savation, but till
now in vain. and there was nothing in the Brah
min or HiuIoo system that pointed ont the way
He has been discarded by his cast but the co.
vernnent intend TO establish 4 school under his
direction,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
Whole number Tor governor hro,

Whole number forgovernor ,hro'
the state SASS
Ot which 1897 being majority, Mi.
Gilman had 1916, being 81 zen less than
u majority OF all the votes given.
JOIN iANGDcN esq is appointed speak
er OF the H use Ut Representatives., and
NICHOLAS GILLIAN, Esq. President ofthe
Senate.
In the brig Amy, from Cape Francois,
came passenger, Madam Jessa, wife of
Mr. Jessa' or st. Marks, and dang liter Of
Mr.. Mar;ino. She was saved by an Anne.
ucan who claimed her as his wife. This
is to let her friends know that she has
made her escape f,on that place, and is
stiil living.
Printers of newspapers particularly ia
the southern states, will confer q favor By
giving this place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
ExtraG from letter dated Barbados, May II, tc
gentleman in RaltimOre.

gentleman in Baltimore.
at arrived at this port after very rough and
Tedious passage OF 80 DAYS, and cncountering very
heavy gales of wind, The schr that came here
in was Immediately, on her arrival, ordered away
10 Suninlm which it was supposed the expedi
tion had gone against. and TO day we received the
official accounts of It's being in possession of the
British. They took it after very obstinate re
sistance, and one of the forts blew mp after they
had taken possession of it. a feet is expected
cut here Immediately"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-23
81 ATE QUARRIES =!

18th IuRe, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
PROPOSALS,
'@ Printing by fublcription COMMUNICATIVE De-
delcrpti not
Tie Ha1Jolv Of 81. Johns,

=. Tie Island Of Newfoundland.
wa iae occupation and amu!cmcnts Of The N.
a.'h'ap,s; he government and trade oS that
'@1ften; Btiifh 'Aocd concluding with fun
eEy o';eiyaii. rs in relation to
/. he Court of Vice Admiralty
'ao ,iA..a here well worthy the a,ventioa of
'a''. @sEchants who arc ihippefs 70 foreiga
Me:Gets.
= fe'ias so5o rt..,d tJer. .l.re nrortls IF tie
49, !sn WjRter.
20 w. T rs No.s thdi Be pria,ed en- fne
ts2Sr, sud o. delasrl, fubfciibc.s 10
pay Foar Shi|ines.
S.'i;gir,ioas rsce,ssd ., this Cdce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
70 be Rented,

THE HOUSE forraer'y occupied by the fob-
tcriher Gu Vote fleet, having every content
enee fer genteel family, %ltn large p'oduc
tive garden ,hr 6ruatiau .caI'hy and tie hnue
retnsr kaby cool in The 5ogurnet fesfon. Fcrp4f-
rlculars apply "a
Tohn C. Vowell.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1904.
TAhES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
At HIS GROCERY STORE,
King near V slhing,oo itreet,
Has jua re3 eivs1 tfrm PhIlade;phia Nov gn K
&C.. an extel five f@!et.ion OF GROCERIES
cortittiog OF
GunpowdeF,
Impartial, TEA S
H}lon,
H H2'as 5 Hy1o'' yofthe 1atep mP' :.
peko, P4dra, '"S'0'' 0'Y''
Pnuchong aud cAGr.1 ehojs"'
Conn Souchong
Green coffee O. fuprriot quality,
Losf, Lump and Moicoyade ausar,
" India and Sugar Houfe Mol.acs,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular TcnslitEc,
Sherry,
Bfuflcls, WINES.
Lilbon,
Malaga and
Port
Clsset 10 Enall CAFES,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Old jamaica Spirits,
:; s $:' E.; and Rum.
Bet Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bet Salad Oil,
Salt Petite, Alum. Nader, Coperas & Brim'
Rome.
Mare, Nutmegs, Cloves and Caaia,
Cayenne and black Pepper,
Alfpice, race and grouod Ginger,
Fig Blue and Poland Starch,
Dixcn's Muftard, !,
Leipet's and Hamilton's SnnR,
Bsa Chewing Tobacco,
Spanifh Segars,
Pearl Barley and Rice,
Shot aaorci,
+ and Fl Gunpowder,
Single and double Battle do. in papers and
canihers,
Gun and Pitols EInts,
White and brown Soap,
Mould .nd DIP, Candies, &c &c.
AS he has in a great mealure laid
himllf out for the luj plying Of private families,
and in conftquence thereof takeh every nains
pofiblc IN the le,6tion of his goods, &c a4ners
himfelf from their hyperion quality, and the low
prices ar which he will ddpole Of them, 70 be g.
bic to give ftjsfltton to thofe who viii plrafc
to favor him with rheir cufom.
lure II. G
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
THE SUBSCRIBER
DRY GOODS
Wanted to Hire,

A lervant Woman: For oue we'll acquainted
win Cooking, Walhing and Houf: Work gene
Tally, liberal wages will he given.
Apply TO the Printer.
Taly rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
mo. 1858.
ROBERT B,.JAMESSON,
OFFS -: a.,
80, 900 lbs. GREEN COFFEE,

1900 40. Co'9a.
20 htds. Mlfcoyado Sugar,
10 bags CT Cotton,
20 punch's fine aavo,'d S.. cToix Rum,
20 hhds. Motifs,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
go az. chefs Of fr-th Teas aamtcd,
10 pipes L,alon P. Msde,ra =
Co. rid Pert =;
4 DO. P. Tenorffsse ~
) qr. csAs Sherry. and
4 pipes hrpiids J
3 hbds. green CcpqeIas,
hhds. Roll Bril!t' ne,
hhds. Maddcr,
hhds. AJilm, and
40 boxes Spaoifh Sugars Of / R@fsrt
qualities, with ncA Other aftcles Al 'be & oee'y
Liot.
May 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
Vol. W.
3 ubltc @ale.

On FRIDAY next.
.o,sIock. will be Cold at he Vsndue S'ore'
: Z u M
n bhds. and Dis. French Brandy IN P'Pes'
On ia pipes AMI bis,
WAN AID Apple Brandy in DIS.
saga, 10 hads. tiercss ard bis.
e WS''. and b,. pa Sap and in boxes,
M uld and alpe Candles
RID. IN kegs, boxes and jars
Figs N kegs aod fails,
Ols-7,s Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-aLso,
A Variety Of DRY GOODS,
snong which, are
Cloths. Coatiags, Kerlemeres,
n'6h PAIN. K.rfys, Negro Cotsons,
So giatpk blue Fiiezts,
.C,I,naa.,.s, RaH:!s, Yarn Stockings,
Can,z.s and Calicoss,
Iuh Linens, Sile6l do.
on,blrgs ana r,ckienburgs,s.
Moan AMI NJ 1ain Haoikegchiefs,
I,Iu NJ Alias and Table Cloths,
34adaaaa iIan4kerchi-fs,
c,lou.'i Th,eAds, Hats, and landry other
.rucles. ~
AueuG Z.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
HfRT and SOUfHG .4TE,

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
In the store lately occupied by Mr.. BouLroN,
opposite Mr. Peasants Printing Office,
MAIN STREET, RICHMON
EsPEcrFULLT inform tteir friends ana TIE
= pubic, fbat tbey 6dve laid in general assoyt-
ment Of GROCERIES and LIouoRs u tbe first 7ua.
i'ies, Srbic5 tocy selling Very lou or ready mo-
ney or Produce at cds5 D., ices.
also, sSneen's Ware, Patent Sbof, Gmbosvder,
LntiSo. G'e. &c. and Hdre's P6iiadeibbia bortled
Porter, Of Tubicb tbey bave constant supply, by tie
dozen or single kotie.
They base for sale, on Commission, Cur
NAILS (jyoni 81 10 2ll BY t5e cast or small guam
titles also, PEACH BRANDY BY tbe barrel. ard a
pair of COLOGNE MILLsroNEs, feet IL in.
august 8. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22


The work now offered to the American reader
EXHIBITS complete view of the Autduities,
Manners, Customs. religious Ceremonies. Laws
Arts and Literature of Ancient Greece al he
period Of IT'S greatest splendor. knowiedge of
these has hitherto been only attainabie by iabo-
rious perusal oil writers who have been lttle So
licitous TO join entertainment with instruction.
The TRAVELS OF ANAcHARsIs, on the contra
ny, are so written, thu the reader may frequcnt-
~ be induced to imaSlae he is peiusn2 = work Of
mere amusement, Invention and fancy till his
eye giances 10 the bottom of the page. when he
perceives there is scarcely sentence and nor 4
single tact or circumstance, but is supported by
the authority oil some ancient suthor The a.
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at hrsi sight, seem TO have been unnecessary. and
to have more the appearance of parade of cru.
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be remembered that, IT the same time that thew
must be highly acceptable TO the man Of real
learning, by enabling MIN to refer immediately 20
the original Author, they afe extren,ejx .,;A.fu.
nay, we may say, absolutely necessary ven to
such readers as can never be supposed 10 have a
ny Intention TO consult the authorities o1oted as
tney clearly shew that such an idea, or such a
circumstance is not merely a decoration or the
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ately taken from some ancient writer and there
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
Nof:ce.....The office of SUI

perv;for Of the revenue, for the dfria of Virgil.
MIA, being discontinued. and the unfnhed buff.
ncfs in the faid Office transferred 10 me-the col.
lcttors Of the dire& tax x internal revenue whole
accounts have no, been finally adiuhed and paid,
are hereby informed that they are now requeited
to cell at my Office, in the city Of Richmond with
out delay and pay the balances due to the United
States And thole whole lands have been fold in
the diaria Of Virginia by authority Of an act of
Congrefs ofthe United States for non.payment of
the Direct Tax, may redeera Cueh lands, by pay
ing 20 within the time limited, the principal,
COTS and fees as the law directs.
AS mon of the aforementioned lands were fold
in Dec 1902. the privilege of redemption will
continue until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption
OF the fad lands will be returned to the purcha-
fer, with intercG st the rate of as per cent. per
annum the purehaie money, to the day on
which it may be paid To me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. ". d.
Iupc a1th= 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
LAND and NEGROES
FOR SHLE.

TWO hundred and ninety eight acres Of land in
the county of Cumberland. hing on both
branches of Tearwallet run, about two miles a.
bove the courthouse-about one third of this land
is well timbered, and equal in quality to the best
high land in its vicinity it is well Supplied with
good water, and the situation is remarkably heat
Thy the buildings on i, are tolerably conveniens
and at small expense might be made comfo,ta>
BILE for family-there is 4 remarkable fine apple
and peach orchard, and several other kinds cs
fruit trees thereon, which seldom miss hearing
and on the main road from north TO south, wbirh
passes through it, there is large disery, malt
house, cellar and granary, well cons ru3ted to car
ny on the distng business extensively.
Also, for sale a Distiller. 4 Man Cook and sem.
other valuable Slaves, together with lie stick cf
Horses. Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, Carts and Farm.
ing Utensils, with some Household and kitchen
Furniture.
1.-THE above property is not disposed Of by rri-
vate sale before the 25th day OF September next,
the whole will on that day be Sc, up On the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder. at public sale Cash
will be expected tor al, sums under twenty dollars
and ON ali purchases exceeding that sum, j creti,
OF twelve months will be allowed on giving bond
with approved security, to bear interest from The
date, which will be RENTED on receiving pun6tu.
al payment of the prncipal-a deed of trust on
the land will be required to secure the payment
fort- If agreeable to the purchasers, the Dis,I.
lery, Stills. &C. and forty acres of Land adjoining,
wiIllbe sold separately-buti il sold in this way
the Stills, Boiler and Distilling Utensils will be
set up separately, TO the highest bidder, on the
same terms as the other properly. The premises
WILDE shewn to any person wishing to purchase,
by Lawrence Garlic who resides thereon.
LAWRENCE CARLILE
JOHN & ED. CUNNINGHAM.
July Cd. 1904. wS,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
FOR SALE,
A TraG of Land.

Lying in the North Garden, in Albcmarle county,
containing 1000 acres, adjoining the Lands of
Stephen Moore, William Wood, and the late
William Cole, dec. within eighteen miles of War
ren, ard the same distance OF Milton. There IS
on this Land new Earn, 48 by "a feet, good
Overscers House, and Houses for the accommo-
dation of fifteen or twenty Negroes. The Over.
seer's House, with little expense, may be rem
dered 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 oversecr 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 instalment u.
carry interest from the day of sale, il not pun6to
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 TO the subscriber,
living at Scotch-Town, in Hanover county.
If the above Land is not sold before, it will be
offered at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on
the terms before mentioned, on the 23d day of
August next, if fair, if not, the next fair day.
In either case, the purchaser will have leave to
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.
Scotcf-Town, May 30th 1904 tbs
The survey by which the turnpike road from
Staunton to the Point of Fork is run, goes inne-
diately through the land above mentioned, conve-
nient TO a handsome situation for building, and
good water. ]. M. S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
To be let, on building

Leases. three beautiful airy and elevated SITUATE
ons tor dwelling houses To any gentleman in
the mercantile line, other occupation, who
wishes pleasant and agreeable residence for his
family, e,ther ofthese sites wouldbe truly desira
bic, as they are contiguous to the scene OF active
business, 1T the same time that they are removed
from the dust and hustle OF the town. Enquire at
this printing Office.
An experienced. sober and industrious ARD
NER will hear OF an advantageous situation on
application as above. None of opposite charac-
Ter need apply. # April %, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
Westham Iron Founderv.
NEAR RICHMOND.

THE subscriber takes the liberty ofinsormine,
the public that he has taken lease and is az
present working the above foundery and HAVING.
provided the best artists in that line from New,
York and Georgetown, together with Pig Iron
of the FIRST quality -
Proposes to cast-Mill gudgeons & Inks Of e
very dei erpion; also, cast iron wheels for the ma.
ehinery of mills Rumford, registered and Main
CRATES; crate front and bottoms, for Rumfordi-
zing hre-places; large and small stoves eabou.
ses and cabbin stoves Franklin stoves for wood
or coal; kitchen crates, with crane and range
complete ;coach warmers ;plain stoves and maui'd
plates; east railing Of every pattern. ploxv
shares and plow boards; cast Wagon. c6aco.
phaeton and chair bosses scale weights from 1
to 90 ID sash and clock weights patent tayv
irons for smiths, on a very approved plan:
backs, jams and back lays nail cutting naeb,nes
with screws complete; whec.barrow bowlers
garden ditto cas-. iron anvils FIRE dogs and hand
irons OF every scripiion-together with any o.
Their article in the casting line, to given pattern.
at the shortest notice, by application at The FUR
mace, oTto
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
25th June, 1864. v,9n,
Z. 5. Old Iron purchased by ppca,ion as 4,
bovc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-22
Mediferranedn Pa060rf5.

NOTICE is reveby 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 70 every vessel, for which appca.
tion may be made on a compliance wi,h the terms
prescribed by law and surrendering the former
passports Of which she may be possessed, If any
in which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a
greed upon by the Barbary powers with whom
we are at peace, either the Old or tie new form
Of passport will he sufficient protec the vessels
Of the United States, from capture until the 1st
Of July 1905. at which the old form Of passport
will be unavailable and the new one alone in use
Department Of State. .
25d Of May, 1904 s
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