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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
AND. ROYSTER.
DAVID ROYSTGR, No''l rs
Goochland county. Ca. l9, 1894.
Peter Rc}leff.

HHT'ey and SceismG7, az WiL,a--,aurg, ir,eaais5
t'ren'ovefo to- s'o'o Il New-35't,
OFFERS FOR SALE, HIS NURSERY
Containing 60 acre. of rich n,snured Land with
about LOG coo TREES, of which 2SuoO consi,.
i"g as follows ase IL 20 be ,IanslI,n,cd mis- ,sa
son.
~ Sorts Of Apples a. e. per tree; x co Of
Fears NJ is 6d 60. 81 de- CT Peach =. Cd TO sd
eai 10 % OF l,eGlxrlne is - Is So -, 10 d, of
APRICOT Is Gi 02s -; 5 10 &c (lni.ce !. 81 ?.
Is D. ca IL 10 of Cherries D &C. 5icz; 1910
OF flurn=S j 81 20 . RI { do .. almond 5Sea:
, do OF 1'lt yvics Is 81 10 4, ~ c.: . DO Is
f'Ss Is Cd - + % OF 2as5cr,1 I;u.ac..T.9r,bar
{, I. ha,saGl Eopla's.--Clraa;s C;vr,e .r,, z,
Strawberries OF sor:s; C.sr- Who's OF .al;., nr.
uohokes and Asparagus E"o,s 'uce.hcr wi.A a
vsnsY It Fiowerils Shrubs Flowar Non,s ami
y eds, am Rose su.hc., a;.!. srn.l ayac,i.. OF
"dh " SEE 9S ofthi. vta,'s gov =.
also. NAV ~ had wi;h iSc TGrso,y m; ".
FEGkcES, CT which ac weli a,,,,n,,.,,.,
w''h sr'deniHE All Au'scry 7ci.:: ;iNu,f Hon.
sea- ) S'5e's, C>vs, am ,ho ndr,err art. ia.c,-
Iig uer''ls, which i rot soid NV ,Uc r,., d., cf
H'Ay n>Kt, 81! b se; up 1t o"ic Se!s ON ,aa,
~ u"ii "h'ch UH'e he Viii commune 10 ssl
l.ees. sc. x. &c ON lover 'd.,vs t..aa usual
Orders 'eir with n. Gccr-c Gr,srhcyr a. k,r,..
'ao'ia. n'e:s:s Jean - SAIL. rcn.s,aa a, r.t,,s.
ovre. Will be t,iy attended 10 yyitn ,'isoaieh
WINS Lu-g. N9v. -. iSCa In
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-15
10 REWT
TIL the 9th bay, 1905,

THE + + Ne " Mt,
Ne,r Mf. Wy,he's, on sho5k6e HiN. la,eiy oc.
cupied ~ ar L.BURSooT For fsrther parti.
eu.srs apply TO WILLIAM METM.
Ri~hrond. Sept 9Th. 1904. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
M Q y d 4 Y. December l1th. 1901.
(C0uclgded fom or. L4st.)

T.c.-.
to your committee chat the articles separation
Aforesaid Robert Campbell and Anne his wife bearing
1 alluded to the evidence Of Samuel NCsw, exhibited
":ve eh admitted to Richmond District
% SAD a,a4a appears among ether things your committee tht the
that Of
81 SAD Robert Campbell praying That PASS dng him
Ce bill be resolution
the fon:9c for courts Ct ae do and br!
ga the committee ad according under their s
& o2 20 them referred and had come several resolutions tupon
hseG as the opinion this committee that the petition und
ne goan out OF the fog the counties Montgomery
an to WhnnS the end CT Cau mountain on New River
|hee
% the eenler and MONTGOMERY line the intersection Monroe line
thence M!he hionroe and nionoyln thence
aoTect ne the top Peters Jacob
s on ttc creek to l MILL Stony
With: Hiongo merry and NonEoe line the Intersection o. tour county
along the top Of sal mountain New
on Of W m oS the top Of sad mountain to the inter
Sot INC, tNnI nor rVesc0 with the sgd line, the
% 3;, l1we me- and Win the lazcwci and Montgomery heto the
@ o W creek mountain thence aoathc
f1cct line othe head Fl M River known
.aac creek On the top Ii2t top mountain thence
800 oi &1ny'-o river enc1 down sad river until in
i county HIS oi9Ace "l1l s2id Inc TO the bnnng sor
a'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26
T y i s D 4 Y. December l2th. 1ao

Y,
The house, accodmgo Ied into corore A
spent therein Mr. speaker the the coran
the whole had
k{o eavcto a
BILL
y heircak
TIE General Assembly and have! also agreed postpone nc oceedr bv c;
ednesIly
BILL so act enun "
third GeYera blanks therein filed; ' lN"'"
~ That the bill do pass and that Tie the act enIed On
ne toned"
An erob BILL Releasing LoIowic& ArCaol right Of the 70,
seadat time
N@o
tain therein
utniinp i7.editic ore
f4Va mat the bill
A'NHha
third time ~ " county was read
Iazewcr - W 0 '"9'" N0'NnG
SIM Ben feon
atfnd he arcINcd: ~ --N"A}5n"
E'n5h That the and the g
son, Jun 0lz2iari
bills, o W.
!I tojsat over ccoquanrer:o
A6 soft
therein mentioned an - 0"-'"3' =" us purposes
I Inc salary Of the
ird time. N '"i' am -''utea 70 cscd
Ao For establishing an lands William r
nc grievances. '''V' 'cco'
Ltl, Forming R4,,oru
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

cond the phdy
ead asccond time
@eA That the
expired temporary will expire
Mn the Iest session. and
,0& That writ issue representation
wick
Cene
On
o Ih3 the coran5tee Claims
~ ~ 4~
pcddonof John Hrcken yeu 1885, purchased
c death -uHccv Ct hon
eoisne a1oyn ot and praying legislative
Also petition from Portsmouth, p,jno the fea
il
Also the
approximation the r remaining
Ao apio Stating undry CT town Of Ift; r2 nj
cnaalin
sbe ltd
& AIona, DIN
rl,ic
for ogromj i' ~ $1,000
A5o petition Ja Alien and Charles Brown, deputy y lerF
WhLch
Ordered petitions
ITeFt the
his
has been $anf5 to Judgment and Of
oa"F which
and The question
Ira sedin
5s@@oal That the said petition c rejected
The order the day rta appoints
n6f0fa
IL omso uaIl he SlIact
On =: ll " 70 prevent ayes being qotio H;s
hat esancEe Oft tomorrow.
F'1 tsSaie house adjourned III o-norow II O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-26

Ortcred, That the same be pint of till to-rrcrTow.
And theltlte house adjourned I'll omorow u O'clock
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29
4 NCHOOL-

'iiE subscriber intend, opening a SCHOOL
az his plantation in Hanover countv sb7r,
Ten miles from Richmond. as eahy in The r,on,h
ot January 1905, IS he shall rave the assurance
rs six scholars; and wishing to pay particular
attention tn tile improvements of the vou,h en-
tTrsted 70 his care, will not undertake the ;ne,rc
ZION of more than ifteea: which nuniher he u,;l
be enabled 10 accommodate with board. re
lie purposes 70 teach the English 7, ,nr,,,os
srainmaticaliy and in such wise az 70 ohv;ats
the recesai', for 4 knowledge of the dosd Ian
guaSss; he will teach the practical h-1rcheq rs
Mathematics and Geography The r,ost apn~o,
ed English authors will be read with = vic,r -
forming the taste, and applying tho rnlss Of fy.
mar: the sense and scope Of thoss authors win
the derivation, definition, and goy.rnnnen, IS
words will be expounded. Snci.n, cIss,:-,
viii Ne read in Plantations, wheocs the lea,rer
viii become as Familiarity accumulated viii ,hc
customs, manners and mythology Of the ,;r,se
when. and about which hose authors tres, =. r.
read in tho original. and in much .i,,
The price of tuition board. LODGINGS and ,v.sb.
ing, Will be forty pounds FOR each so,olar ner ar
nun, to be paid quarter yearly
JOHN SEACROOK.
Ric5'ronf, Vovsmber 27f5 lSOt o.,r
P.S. J SsABRoox will he ,hankrn, n ,,ose
persons disposed to encourage hin, nv couf;di,o
pupils 70 his care TO give him ~ early information
thereof as possible. that he may be enabled n
rake the necessary arrangements N time
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29
Notice.

TEE su6seyiLers and me,rS-v, n u. 16,.,,t r..
'Warce Company dgqiqs, FIRE on Gooar and Err.
nffe ~ tie Stare u Vjgiria are le,e5v ,sgpe,,.J
TO fffenS fheir aanaH General SFss,iue. n be keif
ag'eeabis n their cSnsntnicu on fLs s-e,-d Jy,f.
"ssa'y IL January. -5ic5 j-i,g ,Bs nirry dan II
next 'rsn'b' ~ zen s'eioct. ". q't5s Genera! Of
ice q Iggwaree IN TIE si,y Of Richmond.
w. +. Asst, principal agent n. &C.
PicsHoHS, i0t5 December. sJt. .,1,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29
Negroes for Sale.

nN Saturday The 5fh OF January nsx.. =, q
! O'Clock. a. the Eagle Tavern, IN tbis oi.v
Wi We Sold 70 the higiest bidder for cash or
nc'ss at sixty days. regocia5le at the Dank If
F"gin''i thres likely Young NEGRO NfGE.
rate Coopcrs Of good charaaer. The st,o..e
slaves Belong % the estate or Col. V;cI,,i a 49,.
deceased, and will he sold Nv ins,rrrlior ,r 49,.
legatces. ToHW 5DftfS a., ''0
Richmond, Dec. 20, 1904. ow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29
RO 20 G AIS

For c9rr,iny Maiis eFthe Ua;ted States o.,
me foI'0T0ilS Post Roads, gvil!b eceiped
az ne General Pos. O.?cc in Hashiagtoa,
1f';I tis i>nrtesnti day Of Janaary nert
Inclusive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29

General Post cGfcc, Hauling }
ton city. Nor. IS, 1903. =ytiAL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
GOLD WATCH STOLEN.

Stolen from the Cou9ties HouE
ysacrday rrorning hetweel Ihc hoursof niue an
sen o'clocs, irnail Hgrizontal Gold Walch
Wiz plain die! pate, & carved rnuNd the BE-,
made by Vachc. Paris, with god Corueia3
gsal .engrsyea ". E. on Msdslaon, aod Cree
a bartsring Ran, ard a gold key, pipe of whici,
is broke. the whole tied with ribsad fuPpof
ed 70 have been taken by negro fellow nance
Jim. belonging ofds. Lsven Phillips of Dorcei.
RET Comfy, EeRern Shore, Maryland, who cam.
here IL the irhr. Fanny, capt. Creyton, of Vienna,
and osmein with mulaeto fellow for payment
of fome coal, Any perion who fhzll deliver said
tqatcf 50 the taipiofibsr ihali be Handsomely re-
waSaed Al watchn,akers and others rsquea
cd IS aep. il it offered for fale.
w. EXLEX,
Merchants Wharf.
ENf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
From the NEw-YoaK EVENING Posi-.

Some nery viezDs 81 our La.asiona purchase.
+ lnthe Official gazette Of our Executive,
published at Washington by Samuel II.
Smith, whose name we are obliged to bring
frequently before the public, we have read,
with astouishincnt and disgust, paper ad-
dressed $ TO the French inhabitants Of
Louisiana, Containing remarks on their late
Memorial signed COMMON SENSE, This
production is BY universal as, at as
cribed to THOMAS PARE, for whose
presence among Us, our country is in-
debtcd to the very pressing and friendly
invitation of THOMAS JEFFERSON. 1t orr
glnally appeared IN the Aurora, where,
from the known unworthiness of the author.
and proaigacy of the channel through
which it found its way into the world, we
might perhaps have suffered it to remain
unnoticed: but as the Editor of our wor-
thy President has transferred il into the
columns OF the government paper, it mas
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
A Ffsh Supply Of FRUIT.
THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBERS
HIS, tbs day rsetived aqsanf'tr Of t6f Jol1'9r'ss
arfieies, U'x.
Oranges, Lemons, Lines, ! amaunds,
&c. &c. &c.
all Of which viii be fold moderate terms tor
cain.
On bard, a. xfsal general eg5ytmente
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
John A. Barford.
N. B. A quantity of excellent VI
NEGAR for ialr. ]. Alb.
Noy.Io.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
Patent Machine.
Noy. 10.

1T-HE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained a
Patent from the Pfciidrnr of the United
States, occurring to them the excleGve right OF
making, udng and vending soaoshefs, to be ustd,
the new aud ufeful Machine, for cooling aud
altering, or purifying water, or any Other fla'ds
by running nyer, or impure we'll wsser 'hrough
fhe MachI8s, il becomes as clear, pare, and
cold as lpzlng wster. Aay perion or petions with
ing TO fec this Machine in operation, nay have
their curioGy sraflfed BY applying at Mr.. Nil
bourn's tavern, il 'bis place, where he eFidtsa
atteotiou viii be psid, IN Chewing she particulars
Of this Machine, tbs Patent Tees.
Daniel MsMillen..
Thomas NJ. Corby.
n. 3. Any psrfon Wiling 10 .Purchrie the
privilege Of making and uGng this Machine IN
any partof the Unitsa States, can know the terms
By apptyir.. as above.
Nov. Q. dS,H
Ia. AsS-x
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
NOTICE.

Ifs & iubfcslher having occaiion to
Srsaairas tssa. aieSseeftS Tor ieveral weeks,
wlih-s ~ acie 2l1o nave sny claims agsint
hsgi = sslse. sAesn q iof selelenent, and thofe
nar6fel e psske sa,nediste psysaent 70,
@. ~ Gl8BONs.
goy 49, s.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
CHARLES BENNE I T

NJ Ila%ANA 1910, n ~ Y 1 - = -
Hai pcfefved
~ IL May from London, and BRISTOL racket
va fiy,sa,~s-ap exsefsGve slqg1menf g
INTER GOODS,
aoNG wAIcHARE-
l-gs tla!i.heks. Plains, Coatings Of every
5eicsSp On,
WI Of Ensiasd clo.hs, and Kcrfeyners,
Elesant Swspsdowb.Cosds,
Napt, and MosR,n Coatings,
SupeIfae and duaolc miiisd DevonshHe ks'-
feys, acd Cfths,
Rofs sad Duiii Blankets,
Csrpets of all Gzes,
Elegant Pic Me Silk Gloves. and Mltts,
Gundry' 5 bcR Seine ari Sewing Twine,
All os which will be fold on very low terms,
for cath, Or god notes.
Nov. Z. dtwtawsw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12

Taken atb Ad,aH,

a boat painted red bothih6de and
ont, 4s la.s> Ring Ba,s as the Stem ard SseFn,
his t'ec n Ike front part Ct &c fore tk2w'. AK
~. 's1 il. fixed on be sfter PARK sad sas
ss5 aspies the Ssern, Tor a gigser mafa fs.
Ieag5l, is rs tces, and bredth five feet nine ~,
she,
VIM. PATTERSON,
Ha,.Ao,s', Wdagc.
Nov, 10 s.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-12
Fgou THE PUBIC LEDGER.
THE LAY-cURATE.A
DISCOURSE I.

ofIesfken to mt ALTO will thew mine opinion
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
y plan, andy their foolish zeal. dicconcest eve

" Plan, 10y tier toosli yea, dietolcest eve
ry movement
! Tha,thc end and scope OF Federal designs, is
the incrodr6tion OF mona, cbicai system Of gov
eminent. has been proved in many diiieren, ways.
and by various and plenary evidence. The lead
ers OF the faction clearly convicted of rre
election tor monai chy unless, like the Il7ui-
si;ios. we require Confession Indispensable TO
conviction. If this be the case, they are safe -
Confession could be extored only by the race. and
Republicans are too generous 10 torture wre;ches
already under the operation of an internal. earth
iy purgatory. The letters of JoHN ADAMS, the
repeated declarations Of Tracy and ALLEN the
avowal OF monarchical principles i'm the Port
fo!o, the extensive and exclusive Feyerdi oatyon-
age given to that paper, these and many other
similar circumstances render the fa9 unCoub, ed
and certain. But, i'll addition TO these high au.
thoritias, careful observer will frequently trace.
i'll the minor Federal prints, bundernc disclo.
sure OF attachment TO the British Government,
even amidst all the affected and protested predi-
lection for our National Constitution. These I'M
dyAnS Editors always remember the end of their
iabors; but frequently forget the means: and
carelessy disclose the secrets, which their masters
so artfully conceal.
We are lea into these remarks. b. observing
disclosure ct this kind in the Boston Gazette OF
thursday last. In an ar Gle respecting the cele-
brated Do6or PAT cE. we lind these remarks:
" The Doctor had once written pamrhlet on
America, in whiclhe SAID how HAPPY the persons
IN that country were about become, Syifbout
LORDS, wit6out BISHOPS, & Spitbout KINGS.
lie lived long enough 20 see the FALSEHOOD
OF his prediction, and in subsequent pamphlet
acknowledged, into what MISTAKE his TOO
good opinion of mankind had led him !"
Really Messieuss RUSSELL s. CurLEr-
Y on verify believe it then, " Faiss5ooa," and 2
Go Missile" that the people of r6is country"
can he happy without LORDS, qgit5out BISHOPS,
and sri,bom K1NGs!" But, how happens it, that
you profess SO much regard and esteem for that
Constitution, which gives a sanction to this
g. )dtsebs0d" and " nriGfdke"-that Constitution,
which provides that "no titke OF nobility shall be
grained by roe United States 2" That Constitutions
which you love and revere so much, and at the
pretended danger OF which. your wailings and
weepinss exceeded those of RAcHc l. for her " frs,
0o'n' this Constitution says, that we must he
happy without LopDs" not at all. But tins
same dearly beloved Constitution further declares,
that " Congress ibGH mole no ictv reseec.ing an
establishment 81 Religion" We mast live ,yit5
car BtsHoPs' 100 it seems. Now Messrs Rvs
SELL & CUTLER, "a il is impossible FOR you %
ce HAPPY" 6ere; suppose you emigra, e for the
1s!HH4 OF britain, where you NAV be plentifully
supplied with LORD ana BIsHoPs, and enjoy all
,he blessings of klNGI.Y Government !; or,
what woud be far more proper. take your depar-
lure for that aourshing EnglisS Colony stationed
II 6ofHhy Bay -! Nati0Em -asgis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
LIFE or WASHINGTON.

The FIRST volume of rms Invaluable wo.k is
presented 10 the public. Il comprises surnma-
~ account of he first settlement of The different
parts oil this country, AMI subsequent transa6ii.
ons, from the most authentic documents down
to the year 100, and is entitled, as it is in fact
an Introduction to the main subject Of the work
contained III a handsome octave volume, Of SIS
pages, Correctly and elegantly printed By c. F.
Wayne
The first objea which strikes our attention is
well executed Port ait Of line general represent
ing his features as they in the last stages of
ms lite, 4 circumstance remarked in almost eve
ny good likeness of that hero: although /, would
certainly be gratif> ing 10 many to possess a copy
OF the countenance of Washington IN The prime
OF his l'te and most Characteristic state OF its Ii
The style of chief justice Marshall, the author
rs allowed TO be of a superior cast, though it is
not, nor is any human performance, perfect. A
careless or an awkward expression, an ill cho il.
sen word, occurring but once in an hundred pa
Scs. can hardly be said 10 deroga,e from the ex-
ceiic0ce OF I work, fastened TO the press by the
public impa,ence. more than the spots on the sun
darken Its brightness
The printer has introduced tile obsolete and
inelegant word in,nIigrafe, with its derivations
lndiscriminately used for enigrdfe, a custom at
tempted 10 be revived hy one Two Boston edi-
tors with Pedantic inileXibiity but without sue
cess.
The second volume commences with WASH
ingtons birth. and details the occurrences Of bis
early life and his mitary services in the Indian
and French wars, with the history Of the Revo
luton to the year 1776.
If the author succeeds (of which there is little
doubt in the execution of the remaining volumes
lac viii secure TO himself the singular honor O.
shining al once in the first rank of Statesmen.
jurists and historians an honor seldom obtain
ed by the most exalted talents in the old world.
where the professions of the soldier the negot,.
ator, and me author, are so unf,eguently united
as to be deemed in measure incompatible with
each other Bee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
ELEcTIoNEERINc INTELLIcENcE,

ne eiet'ioneering campaign for members Of
congress has commenced with vigor in Vermont.
Mr.. Elliott IS not again nominated, "A ,L;,d
party will not thrive in that state
In New Hampshire The congressional rgene.
raj ticket 10 warmly caDvassed There is urea,
probability of The whole [fyel repubilcans Being
eieded
Ia Connecticut the warfare is carried on . ;,h
much zeal and ability, and next month in a zeus.
raj issue, the conf mt forces Of both parties will
be brought forth and weighed in The electoral ia.
lance. Federalism. though still dominant, we j..
imagine VIII feel such dinliiution OF IT'S strepgtb
as must indicate Us certain and speedy discomG.
ture, however 9dyd it is de, ermincd to die. ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
BALTIMORE, Aurust q.

Captain Green, Of the brig Lucy Ann,
Of Rhode Island, in 10 days from Cadiz,
was informed by the Vice Consul that il
was probable war would take place be.
tween Spain and the United States. The
report was current in Cadiz, the cause
supposed to he some dispute about Louisi-
ana it was so much believed by some of
the Americans, that they were hurrying
10 get away as fast as possible.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
FROM THE MUSEUM OF DELAWARE.
q" TgLot art 7Jou "

" WG0f art Thou"
THE context informs us, that when God plac.
ed Adam in the Garden OF Eden he comnand.n
HIM that he should not eat of the tree of know
legde of good and evil; yet Adam, urunindf,,l of
those commands, eat OF this tree, AMI subjected
himself 20 divine displeasu,e Having lost tha,
Innocence oil mind, which W s impaired TO him
by his Creator, the concerted communion with
God no longer possessed those chaTr-s which ava
kcned within him the most exquisite emotions
Nolonger did the sweet war5'iug Of the q ,ther,d
creation, or the delicious fragiante OF the breeze.
that wantoned Oh rugi The grove TUNE his hear, 10
love and gratitude but sensi.e 81 tFe unzra c.
tul return iof Tie blessings conferred III bim b.
his Bountifui Benefat,or, he s;rove 10 hide him
sell from the presence of a Justly cAended
DEFY II was th.u the voice OF The LonJ was
heard, calling unto Ada1, "where art thou ~
Every man possessed ofeommon understanding.
must, at some time her cast his ey beyond nc
grave. When le v, tlie sun IN all his M iesiy,
cihusng lignt and lcat ovc- the creation. D.. can
not o.. say, " surely i is fos the power CT nan
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
a Camp Meetinr,

WIZ be held IT Sandy River Church ~ Primo
Ld"ard county, to bcg,n on Friday the T.h d
''ct'tmOer next, and continae Tor five Of pe,hq~ g
-" Gays Dr.. key. john ROBERTSON, Ci.mc.t
READ Ldward hinand, Ioiin iisrd,n, hr,b,l.- l.
NJ "oo"s' and many ministers Of the Co.stj
from The az AGENT Counties j, s. exref ed will n.
tend thi7 meeting Sandy River Chpr-h 81. die.
tam eight niles due east cor~se !,c-, pc : 4.
Nef3 COURTHOUSE
hIGuse I7sh 1904, ,Jn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
At a Court of @uutteyly

Session heid and continued for .ss6,nnrlc
County, the mn day Of .sugmst, 1894.
John Car, plt0
Hackley and Fisher, and Andcr- IN C''HHee'y'
son and Watson, defs
HE defendants Hacl;ley and Fisher not hav-
\ ing entered their appearance and given secu-
rly according to lie act OF assembly and the ,ues
OF TINS court and II appearing tie satisfaction
OF The court that they not infabi,anrs OF this
state: On he motion of ,he piain.iGuy his coun-
sci, Ii IS orGe'ed, that the said defendants back
ley and Fisher appear here on the FIRST day CT No
vemhet court next and answer The plaintiff IS bill;
and that Copy OF this order be forthwith inser--
ed in some one of the public newspapers prin.ed
IN t..e city ct Richmond. for two mouths success
sive'y, aud also posted At Tie front door Of the.
cour house of this county.
4 copy--les,e, $3.50.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
Notice,

Is hereby given, that I shall he ready 70 receive
PROPOSALS for furnishingth the Public Guard
with x ITO rs, until the FIRST day of O6toter
next, on or before which time, all persons desi-
rc's OF engaging ID that business are desired to
CONS forward.
THO: UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, 29,h Az. 1894.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
1851

The state of the poll in WHINING IN
district was Gillespie 1898, Smith 1893,
Ashe %9T.
Col. Thomas Wynne is re-eleclcd for
Edtnion disttct without opposition. So
liat the Information which we had of the
C"ionePs having declined q reelection,
AVID tina. Gen. Riddich and Col. VIM. "a
Eer were candidates, must have been c..
roneOus.