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Il N L X / L y s,

T6TiLL stand my stable the ensuing season.
" and will be let 10 mares at che 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
70 the groom the leap money to be Sent with
the mares. and notes for the season must accom-.
pany them also; but the twepty dollars NAV be
discharged by the payment of sixteen on or be
fore the last day Of luly. a, Ych time the season
willexpre. The season w Commence the 25th
OF March Mares fed with grain if required ar
'he market price; rich and extensive pasturaes
gratis. and also the board Of boys All possible
attention will be paid to mares, but no responsi
bili;y Cor escapes or accidents
AMERICUS was got by shark, his dam by
Wildair. Iis grandam by Vampier. cut Of Col
BTaXron's imported maze Kitty Fisher, Wil,lair
got by Fearnought. Fearnought nv Regulu.
Regulus By the Godolphin Arabian Van,pier
was by Regulus, who was by the Godolphin A.
rabiau, Kitty Fisher by Cade. who was bv the
God ,,phin Arabian. Gentlemen will find after
perusing the above pedigree, that Americus i,
not surpassed by any horse on the continent
JOHN HOSKINS
King & Queen, February 70, 1864. Sws
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BALTIMORE, April 80.
RAINBOW OF THE MOON.
Mr.. DoBB1N,

MC- OOBB1N,
ON Friday morning last about
halt past 10 O'Clock, remarkable pheno-
menon was observed.-The evening was
cloudy, and the Moon had been up near
an hour, When Rainbow WAS discovered,
extending from North to West. 1t did
not possess the co!ors of the Rainbow of
the Sun, but had milky appearance its
apparent diameter about feet and an
baIt-a few drops Of rain fell, and shortly
cloud obscuring the light the Rainbow
suddenly misrepresentation Thermometer
stood then at So OF Fahrenheit; its cont.
nuance was nearly twenty minutes little
or no wind prevailed at the time. his
circumstance seems TO prove the truth of
the present theory Of Rainbows in an e.
minent degree, viz that they are caused
by the reflection of light upon the falling
drops of vain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

however mighty our eloquence, we know
not how TO use ii for The public good.
And why does the south rule the north!
Because the south is united, and the north
is divided. In the north two states are
federal, and tive are likewise republican.
The federal majority in these two states
does not rise above sic or seven thousand !;
while the republican majority in the other
states amounts To- at least tEyo or !hrce hun
drea housond.-Is it then so exiraordina-
ry that in republican government seven
men should yield to three hundred. For
let it be remembered that tho republicans
OF the north are as warmly attached to
the measures of the present administra-
ton as those of the south.
We disdain to descend to any notice of
the vulgar and pitiful calumnies SO impo-
tcntly levelicd against the private charact-
CT of Mr.. Jefferson. Amidst the collisi-
ons of party malice that character has hi
therto stood like an adamant and we
venture to predict that the lot of his ira
ducers will be that infamy which they I'M
blushingly attempt to fix upon him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

Extract Of n ieusr from an american cln.
HeD'aH, datcd Paris. Feb. %, 1904.
he present will arrive witb he last
letter ! wr"te you, the vessel being de-
tanned by general embargo which IS uili
counned on vessels in the ports of the
Channel, IN consequence, it is presumed.
OF the discovered plot to assassinate the
First Consul. ! mentioned in nv Last
that several persons had been arrested.
but believe Gen. MORGAN was NOT then
ct the number.-From the publication
under the authority of the government.
there can be no doubt Of his having re-.
ceived visits from Georges and P,cbrgrp
how Tar he is engaged with them we
must wait bis trial TO determine--be at
all events will lose tie estimation he vas
held ~ by his natiou---and IL is 10 he IA
wented, that a man wbo stood so hisb IN
pubic esteem, should suffer himseIfto he
led astray By such characters. " their
obIcci was to bring about another revolu.
ton ! think they were wrone in the cal.
culation Cen. Bonaparte has established
such order throughout every department.
and Che people appear so sensible Of the
good effects Of it, that do rot believe
they could be induced to fall back into the
state Of REORGANIZATION and confusion he
has drawn them out u, but bel!sye ,hat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
From THE .NAqIoNAL IvraLLIcRvcER.
NEW SERIES OF FEDERAL. MISREPRE-
SENTATIONS.
No. w.

We have oGen had occasion to notice,
and to hold up to Reproduction, the mlsre-
presentations Of the opponents of the ex-
islng ADMINISTRATION; but we have seldom
been doomed 10 peyuse production more
malignant aud vulgar, and more repcte
with taishood than the following extracted
from the Boston RePertory.
We give it entire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
O66
Gain tbs wear.
so

NN''' oU
We have taken this minute view of this inte
resting e.e6t'on to dssDate that alarm which has
gone abroad as TO it's result. There can. I'VE
should suppose, be little doubt of the eventual
success OF the republican candidate Atthe cleo.
ton tor senatovs The last year. who are elected
/" me same persons that vote for governor, there
was total majority of .7j9. AS far az returns
have been received this relative majority has nor
Seen shaken There has. on the contrary. been
gain of 30 votes. There are 81 counties in the
state. returns from SIX of which have been re-
csved
ltwhi be ground for peculiar feljci,a,ion If. az
there ~ great reason 10 expea, Notwithstanding,
me extraordinary and unboundcd eIoyt5 Of MIR.
Burrs friends 70 divide the republicans OF Nev.
York they have stood fam 20 tbeir rr;nci,,Iss
and dl,dained TO co-optra c IN az subversite of
he pub c good. and planned in councils hostile
to those measures on which the peace and reru,a-
"o"oi ou' country Depend Nat Irei.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

On Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Books were opened in the Capitol in tins
City, agreeable to law, for re ceivin,. sub-
scr'ptions TO the Bank OF Virginia. The
whole number OF Shares allowed for this
place. (three thousand seven hundred and
htty) were taken up before eleven O'clock
Yesterday. The Books however W i'll Con.
thue open till Thursday week for the &C.
commodation OF those who have not yet
subscribed and who may wish to obtain
one or two Shares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

HlkAssSs eho"en to serUe in me nert Gene.
raj ASSEMBLY Of this Commonwealth.
Rockingham, Henry J. Gambill, Daniel
Smith.
Monroe, David Graham, John Grey.
fwhe, Alexander Smyth, joseph Crock
EFT.
Washington, Henry St. John Dixon. Tho.
mas Edmiston.
montgomery, John Irgles, Garner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
FOR S lie.
a Negro Girl,

of about fifteen years ofage, who has been ALWAYS
accustomed TO house service, iShealthy and intel.
ligent-she knows how to perform any duties of
4 Mouse servant which may be ex0eSted frorA one
If her age. Apply to the printer
WITT Richmond. 5th May. 1904.
" facilitate % claimants under the 7th arrice
Z ct the treaty with Great Britain the receip
of thsir monies In instances in which ,hey have
not constituted the public agent IN London, .heir
special attorney, it has b3sn thought proper =
draw TO the United States a. such monies Of he
above description az may not he drawn from him
BIZ the individual themselves prior to che lst NJ
Sept next. The Agent IS accordingly instructed
TO cease paving them after thar date. bus after
the LIST OF November next, they will be again pay
able az The City of Washing ton. to those who
have right or to their attorneys duly authorised
Department Of State.
April 2Sth, 1904. (4O
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
NEW YORK ELECTION

Mr. LEWIS, the republican candidate for Cc.
vernon has obtained the following maiorities n.
yer Mr. Burr. "
In Richmond county a majority of 2
This county az the last election for Sc.
majors gave federal majority of %.
In s.neeHs county majority Of. oqs
This county at the last elesiion gave re-
pubi an ma ory ofOne
In Grange county ma joriry of about 6so
lhiS county at the last election gave re-
publican aiorty of 200
In IeH Chester, from returns received -
is computed that there Will he majority Of AOfS
Ihs county at the last elecuon gave fe-
dess majority Of 274
In ht4s's county majority of ,x
AT the las' election there was a renuhl;c,n
majority of 9.
1872
Mr. Burr has obtained the following majorities
over Mr.. Lewis.
In Ne7v-1o7k 1no
Al nc last election the federal majority
wa =:
Staten Island ss
From which it appears that the Republicans
candidate has maioriries amounting TO 1912
Ana "Ir Burr 1876
Present republican majority l.i9S
In the preceding counties at the last election
the mal1rties stood thus
Republican, 1884
Federal lC2
1,lo2
Oeduaing Staten ISL
and, with whose
votes Al The last G.
lection are unac-
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appesrs TO have been the republican
majority
Which deduct from the republican
majorities this year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

YRE 7HGKGUGR BREO HOESa
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

oUaVtd or stOItn, 81 sunday the ljIu VI ilst
month, from the ueiyhonrhood of Rich
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
I n V A S I O N.

The Courier de Londres, sr Tuesday,
slndcr the Sead or Paris, contains the two
following letters, which, it says, have excit-
ed great sensation in the military cir
cies -
General Nsrrau 10 Lieuehaat General Du-
rec.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

l. oZ
Oeduding Staten ISL
and, with whose
votes Al The last G.
lection we are unac-
qua;nled s6
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
Indian Queen TaUe171.

The Subfcriser will Sell the unex-
pirca term of his leSc of that noted and much
ireoaented TAVERN, known by the name Of
The Iadiau Queen, csner Of ST. Alaph and King
Streets. The dtuatin is equal 10 any in Alex
sndria, and the buines now done is equal, ifnot
luperior, to any publ, houfe in the Town. -
There are FIX years andlx months Of the leaie yet
70 run. Fer terms Apply on the prerniles to
.JohD Hodgkus5.
March s. ,..-..u4a q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
Mar
Oh N0t1ce.

THOSE perfousntirled TO vote in the frf
Ward Of the tow Alexaudri,, for members
Of the Common hacil, are hereby aotiRed,
that an sle9ion VIE held at Capt. James Da,
sidion's r4ver8 s.ioce areSt, on Friday the
23lday Of thl pet mpath, for the purpofc OF
eleang onclepeBtive In the Common Coun
ei Tor ,hsliaid va in place OF james Keith,
Fls, regasd.
7agN. M'Rea. c. c.
NFch II. Ode
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

Puriuant to a decree Of the Honora-
bic the Circuit Court of the D;A5it Of Co.
lumbia, for the county of Alexandria, will
DC expofed to fae, at public auction, for rca.
dy Cain, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of April
next, updes tie direction of the undersigned
conmifioncrS. appointed for that purpofe,
4 T0d Of Land,
late the property Of Robert Alexander, ftaalc
upon the Potomac river, adjoining the lands of
Mr.. Philip Alexander, containing Sax acres,
being one moicty Of the Arlington tract, fot
mcry the rsGdsncc Of Mr.. Cults, dcceafed
this land is bounded by two parallel lines no
poles wide, and ipnniog back weRerly 634
poles from the river to the back line, and VIII
be laid off into fquares of 50 acres each, and
will be fold in large or llaaI parcels as may
accommodate pnFchafers this Land is Giuated
about an equal ditance between Alexandria and
George Town, and commands full view Of
thoEe towns, the City, Eaaern Branch and Po
rouac, and in point of foil is equal 10 any on
ihc riqer. Any perrin deGrous OF purchaGng
vii be ihewn The premiies and the plae dnd fur
vey OF the fame on application to Geo. d.,
nesle in Alexandra.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund Lee. CONF
Geo. Deneale
Feb. 28.
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! bp auttOn.
Bll
SATURDAY,

be (ald affbt gexass Stsrs, o.
IL. efKigg <sa Uaioa sreffs,
Rum m bids. and barrelss
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin IN caiks
Wine in pipso and quatser caa's
NolaHes il hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and oar5eis,
white and brown Soap in boxsss
Coffee in caiks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs arl boxes,
Qsesn's Ware, aid
Also,
Avariety Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARf~
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
CaGimsress Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Ccstings, Chintzcs,
HaIth;cks. Bcdticks,
Fsarnaught, Oznahurgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes. Muffin and Muffin
Nero Costcaa. Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &s
Stockings, &c.
THOS. RTTEN, Aaai0rstr.
March ls
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l0ubItt 1aenous


On FRIDAy
qeiY be ssla a.tbe Ves2xs stsre.
hoglheadsad barrels.
ndy in pipes,
sand bis.
Apple Brandy in BIS.
sierces and bis.
sand bags,
own Soap in boxes,
ip'd Candies
5, boxes and jars,
nd trails,
in crates,
URN1TURE, &c.
AIS o,
ty of DRY GOODS,
a Among which are,
h; Coatlngs,
vneres, Duffils,
AID Kcrfeys,
a6otsons, Sergss,
Ak, blue Friszts,
raneecs and Ruaels,
bookings,
ges and Cslicoes,
Mems, Sileha do.
and Ticklenburgs,
Aen y Muffin tIand'fs,
rep ps and Table Cloths
lndkerchisfs,
IL an sads, Hats,
,nss. .Dther Artieles.
sss'saN P. G. MARSTELLER.
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TUNIS CRAVEN,

Has Jsf receivea from PHILADELPHIA by TIE Rar.
many, Catt. Ell4vosS,
Rul1ia Sheetings,
Ticklenburgs,
Twiled Cotton Begging,
Madras Handkerchief,
Ladies patent Cloths,
A fmall aGortment, worried and lambs wool
hofe, Aannels, &c. AJs,
an Elegant Side5oard.
Feb. IS. d
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON g Co.

RICKETTS,, NEWTON 6 Co.
Have on hand, and TO be fold on very low
terms, handfome aaortment of
iuper6ne and ftcond
BROAD CT OF I'll S,
A quantity of Rofc Blankets,
Twille& do.
T'icklingburg, and German Ofnasurgs,
Bedticks and Apron Checks,
Cotton Hofery,
Fuaians, Velyets and Cordureyss
Bumbazetts and Wildbores,
Calcoes and lriih Linens,
Striped ]erleys and Cafameres,
Corded Dimities and Flannels,
Twilled Coatngs and HalfthicSa
200 pieces Engliih Canvas,
200 reams writing Paper,
70 do. wrapping do.
trunk colourcd Twias and Sewing slaSs
do. Umbrellas,
caiks Sein Irvine,
do. Fig Blue,
do. Role Brimhones
800 kegs White Lead,
boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 hbds. brown Sugar.
pipes London particular Madeira Wine,
And quantity Of PLAIsrER OF PANS.
Feb 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22

Malaga Us'as, Raassns, sc.
Iult received, per the brig Celia,
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter cafks Malaga Wine,
100 half or. do.
20 or cafks Mountain Wine Of fupcrior
quality,
go bakets Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. RaiGns,
300 boxes MufcateIdo.
200 do. Bloom do.
IS boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this dsy at cur wharf.
and I. Vowel.
Who haze also ON Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in ierces and bis. hyperion old
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks llland Salt,
mould Candles, 40 bis. prime new Beef, Rufia
Duck, white Rufia Shooting, DrilliDgs, Ravenf
duck, sc. &c.
Jan. TO-.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-22

Mf recelued and for Sale,
Sweet Cyder by the barrel,
Apples do.
N. England Rum do.
Candles by the box,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent r. Iaand Chceft,
spiced salmond in : and gallon kegs,
RaiGns by the box,
Prunes, Almonds, Engliaa Walnuts,
Shelbarkss Chefnuts, fweet Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Green Grapes by the jar orpeund,
Cod6fh for family ne,
600 bulIels R. I. Potatoes,
And a genera affortment of Grocerie'
A. WILLIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

NN TbwfHoy tks ao.L Dee.s..Ler .s*f, az ar
~ fore boljs, ? miles G6oz,f GeAi.o BRIDE, ia
tire bigbeR bidder, eviW be /oN ten yalra55.
YOUNG NEGROES, eoeEf;ze cfE'OMEN and
BO1S, among tie former tsUo eeceilent 6ovle
Jyzanf5, one ofgubon, is good Jfa,7ErfG, and IN
aHo:ber rclpefJ qveN 9,eyfdin The dufirs of ibis
otff1f'On, aged IS gears, The otbe7 Is years old,
q nneommonG expert, the reR qel.y Likely, Gu. uc-
elHomed only TO The hel@, BCIIS from i 10 ten
5eGrf efGgc.
hLso--4 Taigabie DIO6IED STUD HORSE,
(DiOMEDES,J four gears cid, ns4ya,ds of If:
teen kand5 bi3b, and m9f risgrnflg formcd. Fro1q
tie fey experiment. male eoifb Ills borje ON tie
turf il is ysdncedt to certainty that be Is n ea5i-
ia! runner, and in the filtration IF jpdeey one oF
tke. ReetCF torjEJ onfbe continent O7sr the PyiqeE
';Ae eOECje 8 N IngHq, be gvon gvifb eaG aboLf
500 dollars, dijqnneiRg the i'm beaf, COL Hal
coa6'J borJc Dentatus, COL RoyniT5 bo,,Jc Cbiz,4-
ieer, and Mr.. To7vne'J; Baiins, Col. Be1tIsy's
boyif ZOriqRer, barely (aved bis dRance, and q0as
beaten qvitb eqJs. 7be Jccoud beat o7rr TIE Scott
1,iIle courts on THE l4fb September, al.bopg6 IN
meR mfOlrrabLe condition e mile bfatJ,J he run
upon q BEARING rein mile end 1916 Bejore khe
eld, on this heat he qvOn 500 dollars, benfiagMr.
BaNS Cbejnm Diomed bO,jt, Mr.. HqLSius'J fiw-
crack mare, and Mr.. TozoneJ' Bali0s; CoL Hai-
eom6'S Leopard beat lin about S feet, he zcai
dyaqOn the Jfcond bcaf. Several races ofleG note
ha7e besn q:on b. him qoitb great enJS. n eerti-
feGfe eff5e age and pedigree Of iris horjS, qviiI
be broaHeed on The day oylai. Terms, one third
rg@, balance PGCabt in fix months. Bonds qvit6
jfem1D on demand 7vW be required, bit inter1R
RENTED, in eGir the 3yit,rbaI is bun6uaEy baia
JOHN ARCHER ROBERTSON.
! N. b. IbaVe no o6jedion to dib9jr Of any q
The a597'r property privately. l. n. K.
clifton lAmcdq,J OaoJer ao.---(fS. $50.
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DY virtue Of decree of the Court of the United
- States for the fifth circuit in the Virginia dira
bearing date the 9th day of June, 1904, in behalf OF
Phineas Bond, attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel
Edwards, againn David Rofs ard others,
WILL BE SOLD,
70 Bgbsf bidaer for ready m5ry, af GooebaHd Curt
Hsgjf, on tie 29B day Of NoyewJer next,
II TRICT OF l. HWD,
In fad county, on Beverdam creek, containing fifteen
hundred acres, eis including the land where
the Court Houic is ituated, bounded by the lands
of Samuel Woodlon and others, and commonly called
Rofs's Gooohland Court Houfe Tract or 20 much
thereof as may be efficient TO raife the fun Of ten
thoufand Dollars, and the cxPeuces attending the
ale.
BEE MosEY, D. NJ. for
JsEip1 Seoft, NJ. r. Df.
October II. (tdEJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
THREE DWEILING HOUSES
TO BE RENTED.

TO BIZ RENTED.
NNE situatc at the foot Of Adams hill, and but a
~ irah diifance from the Mialons Hail lately occu-
pied by MIR. Thomas Underwood; on this lot there
Is very good and well encloied garden, well of ex-
cellent water ard other convenieI:ces.
One other lituate in the alley between the Erect
leading to Shock@ warehou9e, and that leading 70
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied by MIR. John Rob-
bins.
The other ftuate in the hack frcet near Harris's
Tobacco mandatory, and the Rock Misunderstanding
large garden well ncloed, ana ut prelent occupied
by MIR. Henry Toapkins.
poiiefion of the two hrf dcrcribed may be had
immediately, and Of the other the first of January
next
Apply to JOSEPH GALLEGO.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A light Coachee, nearly new, with plated mounted
harnefs complete for two hories.
18th October (eptr1
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He Office of Seperviior of the Revenue fo.
L the Di'triet, of VIRGINIA being discontinued ard
the uniiniiiied oulire OF IN, lid Office transferred 10
me- the Collectors Of the Direct Tax and internal
Kevc1re, Whole accounts have not BEEN finally admit
ca and paid, are hereby informed that they are nov,
reqaeted 10 call at nay ofce in the city Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances Cue TO che Uea
states-And thoie whole Lands have beei, field IN TIE
dititf o. Virginia BY authority OF an aI oe Congress
OF the United States foi non-payiaen of the Dires
FAX, may redeem fich lands by paying to ne wi.h;u
the time limited tie principal colts and fees the law
directs.
Asnoit tthe aforementioned lands were foId 10
Dec: 1902, the privilege ofredenption VIII cotnus
until December next.
The money reeeivedby me FOR the redemption Of
the laid lands viii be returned to the purchaer w;h
'nteEeh az the rate Of rs per per anum on the
P"rehaie money, to the day which it may be paid
tome. JOSEPH SCOTT.
July 7. ep...f
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WHEREAS DOUBTS areeulr11aiued, [p5etle,

Sk( T1ENE{1o aoIofJ are enteTfaIiIed, GpbetIleF
w the corporation Of tJe city IF Ricbmo21,
6aS'e authority 10 aRtoiat ,n1ikemGf;c4i E.,-.
Veyor, TO prsjtriGe and regulate lis !....:s5 e.:
fees; and it is aL0 doubted, eV6efber a 9reet t..
6ssn fR11AiA5e3, communicating from IRE Sbof-
ttatf0yy on tie nOrtbzvsG Ede Of SbOckOf-tteeH to
tie norfb-eveP corner Of TIE old t0zyn Of Rich
.'9n2; and tbes'ce along Tire /om6 6otxaa,y oje
faid 0MfOSvn to tie Iantb-eqR corner fbe,re, a,,d
thence 70 Rockets npoa tie margin of ne -
ger, or otberzvje in one continued ard di,-slf
eoAtf; and donbft aljo evil, qObef5e5 i6e,r 5s
arr .freet efa6ljk5ed on the noa1b-zOeR 6olada,,
Of tbe [aid old tOzOm By tie Marker -boi.,r and 4
be ng deemed sxpedienf that Ec6 4oi.Jfs 5o,lI 3.
'f.noeed, and Jieb frfets if xone exjf) efa5IyGs-
ed;
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ThafG
PETITION from TIE Prefdeet and Common C,.rcil
gffbe l1d Gig, 7viU be Srstrnted TO TIE nrxt &C.
@rrn! -4l6em6Lg Of this eommoneUealtL, pray;ag
fben TO explain e~iRing lazu5, or EMS f.e5
alters, az n.ay nee eff2+dfnnily ob1;nte the J,id
doubts, sfabljb (J'aere6ay) tbe |aid Eyrefs, ard
authorize tie appointment Of n /iu-zeyor.
ANDREW STEVENSON, g. C. C..
0t70Ser IL. (lpeW:J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-10
WILL BE SOLD,

On the cath day of November, TO the higheft
bidder, for cath, at Richard Grcgcsy's Ia
vern, in Cheiterfeld county:
1--WE LIKELY NEGROES, or 70 many of lem
as will fatisfy the debt hereafter mentioned. the
property of James Farguion, of fad county =; which
property conveyed in tua, barring date on the
ninth day of March, in the year thouiand eight
hundred and two, by the fad James Furguion, f.
cure the payment of fourteen thouand fix hundred and
pounds of Tobacco, of the Upper Infpeaiso
on James Riyer.-Iikew the fun of three pounds
thirteen hings and fix pence, money OF Vr-
GINA, with ntereh aud cot from the within mentioned
da;e; due by the iad lanes Fureufon 20 Miles Seden
RICHARD GREGORY, ,
JOHN r. BRADLEY, TruQeos
GEORGE GARY,
Nov. 9. Cts