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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
AN ACT

Ior the relief ofthe Ca1itors octhe Moorish
armed shifts .Neahouda and 1lfrboha.
BE IL enacted by me Senate and House .f
Representations Of h~ Umfed States Of .4lnc.
'tca, IN Congress assembled, I hat the sum
ut eight thousand FIVE hundred and nine,v
tour dollars and 6flv cents, being one moi
ETY. 0i The value of he armed shin NIesbou.
da' captured by the ftigate John Adam.
commanded by captain Jchn Rodgers. and
restored TO the Emperor OF Morocco. he.
and the same is hereby appropriated for
uel'dy ng the expenses of prize money
Que 10 ,he captors and that the further
sum ct seven hundred and thirtv-eipht
dollars and twenty five cents, be, and the
same IS hereby appropriated for dcfrayinfr
the expenses incurred for the said shin,
whilst in possession Of the cap;ors.
Sec. ,. .diid be il Itrthey enactyd. That
tine further sum Of FIVE thousand dolior.
De- and the same hereby is appropriated,
Tor deiraymg the expense of prr4e money
due TO the officers and crew OF The ftipa,e
Phiiade'phia, commanded by captain Will
Ham cambridge, being enc moietv of the
value OF the aimed ship Mmboha, cap,ur.
ed by the aforesaid frigaie Phiadeiohia,
ana likewise restored to the Emperor of
Morocco.
Sec 3. ,Had be FURTHER enacted, That
the aforesaid several sums shall be divicI-
Cd amongst the captors, respectively, in
the proportion already established b. law.
Ter tie distribution Of prize money, and
shall be paid ou' OF anv monies ia the ,rea-
sury, not otherwise appropriated.
NATL. MACON,
Speaker ofthe House Of Rehrc8entatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PresidrHt IF The Senate, I.ro lemhore.
March 10, 1904.
APPROVED,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
NATHL. MACON,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

Making an differentiation far defuuinp, he
erhrHscs incurred IN cagiaring i,to khe Of.
.FCi1t condHcf or samuel Chase and f,jc5a, Il
Peters, ana in coHd"cfine lAe ijnGeach,veyt
against Joh', Pickering.
BEHtnactrd by Tie Senate and Rousp a.
Of Rri'r. scn'Gt'Uea II lh~ Uni,ed S.a,~s Of
.lHierica. in Cqngrcs8 assembled, That the
sum OF two Thousand dollars be and the
same Is hereby appropriated, 10 be paid out
oil any money in The lrea -ury. not Otherwise
appropriated, for the payment of such ex.
pcnses as may have been, on hereafter nav
be incurred IN prosecuting the enquiry in
10 the official conduct of Samuel Chase and
Richard Peters, and in conducting The ina
peachmei' against John PicSerinr.
Sec. ?. ind BE- il Jlrthcr enacted, That
TO every witness summoned to attend che
Senate in supper. o.! the said inDcach.
ment, there shalt DC allowed Tor every DAVIS
attendance. the sum of three dollars, and Mt
the rate OF twelve and half cenis per mic,
in coming from and returning 10 his place
OF abode, for travelling expenses.
Sec. ). ind bc il .fhrfher rnacfed, That
any other expense certified by The chair
man ofany commiltee appointed toconduc1
the SAID enquiry or impeacnme;t, 10 have
been authorised by him, shall also be al.
lowed and paid.
NATHL MACON,
Sneaker offhe Ho5t8r Of hresentqfiprs.
Ji.Sr FRANKLIN,
President VI the Sehlatc, lro-temIiore.
March 10, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

grants oil land appropriated for military
services, and for the society Of the United
hre,nFent tor propagating the gospelamong
the Heather, and for other purposes" ap-
proved the third day of March, eigh-
teen hundred and three.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker oftbe II use Of REPRESENTATIVES.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Of RE Senate, pro-tempore.
March 10 1904,
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
AN ACT
For the relief ofthe sufferers By fire, in the
town of Noyf5K.


Tor me relief ofthe sufferers by fire, in tie
togyn 2f Norfolk.
BE it enacfed 6v the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States of
"S"erTca an Congress assembled, That all
persons who, being indebted to the United
States for duties on merchandise, have
gwen bond therefor with one or more
sureties, payable TO the collector of the
district of Norfolk aud Portsmouth, and
who have suffered loss Of property by
the late conf grafton at the town of Nor.
toik' snail be, and they are hereby allow
ed IN take up, or have cancelled, all bonds
heretofore given for duties aforesaid upon
giving 10 the collector new bonds with one
or more sureties to the satisfaction of the
sand collector, for the sums oftbeir former
b nds respectively, payable in twelve
months from and after the day of payment
specified IN the bonds to be taken up or
cancelled, as aforesaid; and the said col
lector is hereby authorised and directed
TO give up OF cancel all such bonds. uDon
the receipt of others, as described in this
act; which last meatioaed bond, shall be-
proceeded with IN AL respects, Ike other
bonds which are taken by collectors for
du'ies due 10 the United states: Pyoridsd.
however, that nothing in this act CON aiued
sail extend to bonds which had laEen due
before the nineteenth day of February
last.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of The House If REPRESENTATIVES,
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Preside77F Of the Senate hro-tenhore.
NJ rich -, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
tn: JEFFERSON.

RE"OLUIToN 70 instruct the joint COM
0Hsfee u EuroHfd Bills 10 7Oai, On the Pre-.
"idem II lie UHtcd Siafes, reshccfing a
OariaHce 6efwecn an engroosed and e7lroA-
cd oil.
Res h'ed by thc Sc,,afe and House At Re.
freSe'HaHUtS 81 Me Un;ted SUES of .4uc,t.
"a I" Congress as8en.6hd, That the ,oirt
committee for enrolled bHlsbe ins,ructedto
wainton The Presto, ut Of ,he United Sta,es.
aud lay before him the engrossed bill IN
utuied " An acl Tor the rellsf of the can
tors of lie Moorish armed ships Niesbnm-
da and MlrJoha," with the several amend
ments thereto, as the same was finally
passed by both Houses oil Congrt IS: aud
to Stale The variance between the SAID en-
crossed bill and the enrolment thereof as
approved by The President, and to reouest
that he VIII cause tie said enrolled bin IN
be returned TO this House, in which il ori.
giEated, tor the purpose Of RENDERING the
SAID bill conformable with the enprnssed
bill andth amendments thereto. as passed
by the two Houses of Conpress.J
MA Ill. MACON,
8heqkcr If tnc koHse # Rellresenhqf;yee.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President " the S,7late Ero feD,6ore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

Declaring The assent Of Congress 10 an az, Of
ne General assembly IF Virginia, therein
nienii0ned.
HE II enacted 6v Ue Senate and House Of
Rei'reseHiatre& ofthe O'ifed S,ates f.fme.
r'c1 IN Congress assembled, That the assent
OF Congress is hereby given and declared
to an act OF The General Assembly Of Vir-
GINA, enttuled" An acl for improving, the
navigation of James river" which act was
passed on the twenty third day of January.
IN the year one thousand eight hundred
and four.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ofthc House If REPRESENTATIVES,
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Pre@dent Of he Senate, hro.temhore.
March 6, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31

AN ACT
Granting further hRle for beating 1Hiftary
I'm" warrants and pr OTHER mr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20

s, oethsir priviledges, BY allowing him
~ ~, sort of jurisdiction.
~ I,bese diff ,ulsies thought unsurmounta-
). w;thous the use Of arms, were at last
= s.,nDosed by the resolution Of Ptero Cap
s ~; one of the citizens appointed TO treat
r. q. vas a man Of great capacity, and We
:. much esteemed IN Florence. being OF an
,,,ret family, and descended from pa
4s AIS who had been useful to the Repub-
)oe day at conference together with
j. other deputies. on the Royal Secreta~
rs reading the immoderate articles per,
,,mtorily insisted Oh, pitro got upand tu-
,iou.ly snatching the paper from the sec
,.t,rg, tore il in pieces IN the kings pre-
..n.s adding with an agitatedvoice, since
,our demands are SO unjust, you NAV
',rad your trnmpets and We will ring our
Nils, which he intended as declaration Of
wsr and with the same vehemence follow
,dby his companions, qu;tted the room.
This speech from the mouth of such a
,tzsn, who was well known to the eou:lsof
Vance (whers he had been lately sent am
bssador struck the French with astonlsh-
n.nt: For they imagined ne would not
have veutured 10 speak SO boldly, without
b,ing certain that his republic was in at
condition 10 support what he had advanc-
ed.
The French inundated by this resolute
b.havour, civilIy entreated the deputies to
return when. giving up the odious articles,
The following terms were agreed on
Although we do not pretend to match
! he Ggck of Gartsr's m0unta IN with the Ca
nagf Florence, yet duughilias this cockl
I've must hope with such an example to ami
mate his prowess, ne will not suffer the
2Gsaisb Bantam to peck his barley, or to
1Grut him from the walk.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
Corgrfss Of tbe dsntteo gtetes.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE
FR1DAY, Mov- 16, 1904.

The epgrossed bill making farther ap-
preparation for carrying into effect the trea-
ty Of amity commerce and navigation be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. r. GriswoldE moveds for the ap.
pointment Of a committee to enquire what
further provisioa ought to be made by law
for the encouragement of the fisheries CT
the United States the motion WAS car
ried and the report on this subject made
at the last session was referred to the
same.
Mr.. Jackson moved for the appointment
OF committee to consider of the making,
provision for the application Of the money
heretofore appropriated for laying OK and
m king oertalnpubic roads. a committee
of five was appointed.
Mr.. Kennedy presented a petition from
a number of the inhabitants Of Roanoke,
&c. in North Carolina, praying port Of
entry may be established at the town of
Plymouth, referred TO the committee al
ready appointed on that subject.
Mr.. Findle} from the committee of T.
iecsons reported thatthe m4moers VINO haa
been returned in the place Of those who
had resigned or deceased were entitled to
take their seats.
Mr.. Bryan reported from the committe
on the official letter Of Mr.. Thomas Clax-
con, door kee2er Of the HOUSE Of Repre-
sentaiyes, respecting the admission ofchap-
aims to preach ia the chamber of Con-
gr-ss thar 10 the case stated by him, he
Dad acted with prophecy, and they recon-
mend aresolusioa tome following effect.
That 10 person shall be authorised to
preach in this chamber unless by consent of
tue Speaker or being introduced by one Of
the chaplains.
Ordered to lie on the table.
Adjourned.
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Young Ladies Boarding and Day
sc no O L.

The inhabitants Of Alexandra, are
respectfully informed FRAT fudd ilIpcls has pre-
vented the comne cment Of Mrs. C'nie 5 Ia.
dies Academy, in Etis city--but beng now in
tate OF c0nvalescence, will as foon IS her
heath permits cpsn her propofcd academy, tof
~h c. due notice will be given, )wbetc will be
ausht French aud Engl:Eh 8IamaeicsIly; Wti,-
lag and Arithmetic Hiaory, Geography and
he ute of tie Globes MuGc, Dawing and all
<inds OF work, VIZ. Embroidery in chcpiiics,
gold FLYER, fiks, &c. COMPUTING agurec, hiRo.
zeal and Ornamental, land c pes, howers, fruit.
onds, *. maps wrought 10 fiks, chen liefs
gold, &c. print work in figures or land capes
10th wo'k in fruit, birds, flowers SC. flagrs
and vsrn'ihing in vases, pyramids, baRe's, tea
cadcs, epcrsnes, SC. grotto and III II work, ar.
5'hciaI fl wc's, tambor and erelden, crois fitch,
'ent Glitch, tspe6ry, sc. hugle and pearl work,
painting ON velvet, gauzc, fix, vslum sc.
With many ether accomplishments to numerora
to mention.
Parents and guardiins d;Grous ,o have an op-
3ortonliy Of an early and accomplished female
education, fhall meet the completion of their
Wines oy patronG g the proprietors, the grear.
eft attention will be paid to the morals and cdu.
cation of the young ladies entrufted to their
care.
Nov. ze. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
ACA d E M ICAL
EXHIBITION.
Il 20 oTEp,o
+. FOSTERS

Quarterly exhibition will be held at
the Court Houfe on Monday evening
the 10Th inf. and will commence at
half after Gx o'clock. Between hfteen
and twenty Of his Pupils will speak on
different fubje6s. Before the Exhi-
btion cloles,a public collection will
be made, that each Lady and Gentle
man prefent may have an opportunity
Of giving what they think the perform
ance merits, without being guided by
the Judgment Of any perfon.
November 90. ct.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
Glsranerla Datlp aDuertfSar.
TUESDAY, NovEmsRR 20.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
November t7th. 1904.

NoUember 18th, 1904.
Ordered, That George Deneale, Jona-
Than Swift, and Cuthbert Powell, be com,
nittee to examine the state of the Poor
School, TO ascertain whether the proper
number of poor children are educated there,
and whether any addition be necessary TO
he sum appropriated by the Corporation
nhe support of said school.
Resohaed, Tha; John Potts, Jonah
Thompson, and Robert Young, be appoint
led committee TO confer with the Mar
shall Of the District OF Columbia, or the
Pleasures mostproper to Be pursued in pro-
Suring a new Goal, to be erected in the
Town of AlexanGria, and make report to.
Council.
Ordered, That John Potts aud William
Harper, oreither ofthem be a committee,
70 advertise and Lei for enc year, the
zIablc wharf on the north side OF Duke
Rrevt, and make reportto Council
q ORDERED, That the committee tor supper
nleudisg the New 2oor-House, be al Ii.
uH to use their discretion in Altering the
original plan of inc staircase in that build
Test, JAMES NJ. M'aEA
risss ara7yn in tte Catholic Cathedral
Is CAureh Lottery, November II.
Prize Of one H,ndred Dollars.
No 6,158.
Prices Of T5oenty,f0e Dollars.
Nos. 1910 1914 6,75O.
Pri2es Of T11yentg D0NQrs.
Nos. l0,1o5 1889 9, 689 5,512 t4,494
@ l6,5e5 1892 19,261 12,489 9,o4s
$40 / 846 1888 1919 1871 1889
III $3.50.
Prizes Of Fifteen Dollars.
Nos. 1886 IA, 500 1854 5,481 1865
"2 17,SoS 1874 1888 s $50 1858
s@ 1906 IL. $40 10 203 S,S4S 1874
1858 947 9,025 1850 9,527
1861 IS, SOY 10. $50 2O,S52 14,412.
40 tickets drawn this day--Gain of the
vel, SO dollars. Total gain, 1890
aalourned to Wednesday next, ten
9act efa letter dated St. Louis, Aug1st
an IS, 1904.
me Committee of Upper Louisiana,
seen with pleasure the eagerness of
inhabitants Of Lower Louisiana, to
themselves for the maintenance of
sa's which belong to US. Our COM
s preparing some rules or local
De presented Mr.. Harrison, 60
81 the territory, on the first of Oc-
4t The committee is determin-
40 suffer the laws Of Mr.. Harrison
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NOTICE.

a battalion Court Of enquiry of the
I'd Legion Of Militia, will be held ar the Court
Hoofe 10 The town of Alexandria, on Friday the
z3d loft, at ten O'Clock in the torenooa, Tor
The pucpoFe Of sGcfing fines for non attendance
at the three LAT muaers.
Nov 20. ds.
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B Z E S w A x.

Wanted to purchaie 1000 lb. Bees
wax for cath.
AJo,
A quantity. of Indian Corn in bar
rels, and 500 barrels of Flour.
A. w. Preufs, $ Co.
Prince .frtst, aext door to Mr.. Tbs Patens.
Nov. l9. 81
Cath given for clean Linen
and Cotton Rags.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
FOR SALE OR RENT.

HE Nbltrider qviAes 10 GN or REM, i5s
l. place be nozU rcfde5 at, Etuafed on Tire main
road leading from Richmond to Pefery6Rrg, eon-
tanning tgv0 Lots on Jaid Lots, there are goo9
dqVefhng bOgfs, containing three rooms ADORE and
three 6eIoev, a fare botyt, agood kitchen and ar
excellent garden, and a aoeN cfgOod qvafrr az l5r
door. II is god fand far a refaH fare or q
I@0r'n. II is Predomo6lc any Peylan a0bO eoj9e5
TO PnrebGis Eaid Probe,4y qvW bre4iogly 4ieqV it.,
at e0bieb time he may eoatraa qVitb fbe brobris.
tor o." Iteb terms az may render it an oIe7 aoo,-
tly Of bis attention.
WILLIAM EVANS.
0b5or1r5, AnggF 20, 1904 eH 3zo 1868.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
NETWORK, Auguf IA.

MILITARY PARADE-On Saturday his excellency
the Governor ofthe fate desus of treating the Chiefs
OF the oage nation with military exhibition, direct
ed parade of the ixh regiment of infantry and the
fIif regiment of Artillery.
The line WIS reviewed, by his excellency attended
by Brigadier General Stephens, of the Artillery and
and; eicorsed BY detachment of cavalry, and accom-
panied by the Lieut.. Governor of the fate the May
or, Recorder, and Corporation of the City, Gen. Rev
the French Charge des afaires, with feveral officers
and gentlemen, as alto by the Indian Chiefs
Alter the itandng and marching iautes, feveral ma
nruvres and evoutions performed, fuch as pla-
toon diviiion and battalion rngs, the formation and
dPly of columns, the padage Of bridge in front and
rear, Sc.
His excellency the Governor and flute then re-
paired marques prepared for their reception and par
took OF handiome repaf, provided by committee
OF the Corporation. The Indian Chiefs appeared
much gratfied with the whole of this novel exhibition,
toatts and expeditions of frierdhip were exchanged,
and the day Paiied over with much harmony and good
hu,nour.
After the repaf, the parade concluded with fome
more military nlanGuvres, they then returned to the
city, part OF the troops forming hollow fquare with
the Indians and muiic in the centre
twas obteryed, agreeably to the general cutom of
the Indians, tllat no expreions of furprze efcaped
them, either at tie dfcharge of the field pieces or at
! any of the occurrences Of the day.
Simeon Baldwin, Elq of Connecticut, has publicly
declined reelection to Congrels from that State.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
IMPROVEMENT.

CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL.
The PRECEDENT s. directors of the Chefapeake
and Delaware canal company, convened at their
quarterly meeting, deeming it proper frequently
to lay before the ftockholders an account of
their proceedings, and that fuch communication
mutt tend to give confidence and fatisfaction in
the progrefs of the work, RESPECTFULLY inform the
iuoicrlbers and the public generally, that lince
the lat meeting, when, by their reports, an am
pie detail of their proceedings was made, they
have continued the profecution of the feeder
with unremitting induftry that the whole of
the purchates of the waters of Elk river have
been completed and veited by fecure titles in
the company that near two hundred workmen
have been engaged in the fervice of the board
and have already completed near one mile of the
feeder in manner which they truft will do Gre
dit, both for its plan & execution, part of which
is nayigated for the purpofe of carving ftone to
the works. Near one mile more of the ground
is alto partially opened and in active progrefs,
10 that there is the fairet profpe that the route
OF the feeders may be completed during the pre-
tent year, and every neceiiary preparation made
TOR beginning the main roIt of the canal the en-
flung fpring.
Under thefe circumstances the board think it
fcarcely necefary to remind the ftockholders,
that, as the expenditures of money in CARRYING on
the work is conftant and comfortable, 70 that
they have found it necefary to make frequent
calls on the fubfcriberS for proportions or initial
ments of their fubfcriptions and as the board
feel it the chief duty of their appointment to
accelerate the work with all the fidelity and diff
patch III their power, it is efientially necefary,
to enable them thus to proceed, that the flbfcri-
bers ihould equally perform their duty, in a
prompt payment of the inftalments as they have
been and may be required.
Signed by order of the board,
JOSEPH TATNAL, PRECEDENT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
commentaries.

TIE Editor of the Eyeuing Poh, 4 newfpa-
per printed in New-York, has publilbed an ex-
tra6 from IN address 70 the king Of Great Bri-
tain, drawn up, as he Ey5, by Mr.. Jeferfon,
but ten months before he drafted the declara-
ton of independence. This publication has al
ready been refuted% b. the Editor of the Matt
ona Intelligence, under the head OF Federal
Mitreprcientatons. But asf1n1e facts have come
to my knowledge, particularly illuhrat,ve of the
current Of Mr.. Je1erf5n's political opinions n
that eveRthll cri6s Of the American revolution,
feel 1T duty to communicate them 10 the
public. am Especially inclined TO do this, be-
cauie the Editor of the Pof would with to per-
iuade us, that Mi. Jeferfon's conduct was
merely timefsrving, and fahioned to the popiI-
lar fentimeDt OF the day.
In l774, Mir. Jetferfon was prevented by indic
petition from attending the convention az Will
hamburg. At home notwithstanding, his ac-
tive mind was employed in promulgating thofe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22

-Algcrinc Co-fairs.-Anived on board fhSy w, /
agair examined and confined without eth e.
meat or drink or bed to lie on. IF you haSs
fon, a brother or friend whom you eftee n,
thin k, reader, what would be your feelings on
having him forced from you in fich manner |?
we however entertained hope that they would
be returned 20 the Live Oak the following
informing; alas it was a vain hope.
We had fhppofed that we were under
Ii protection of the United States Flag; iii
one of their ihips, and we may add, in one nf
tl.er ports, that they would not dare to detain
any of rs, epee;Gi!r as tbe oet,J Of TIE Leande1'
t1il tbey evere III no svont ofnien.
"The whiting gentlemen ofthe Leander tum-
5led every box, chef, and trunk on board in
the greateR confu6on, and ever had the mean
neis to fteal fome of our cloathes when fearch-
ing Ibid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
NOTICE.

Do hereby fore7oa,a any bcyjon from fatiqy an qJs
Eg77'r7f IF q FOND, exeeued By EJil2iaa1 Epook-
Hyige JIM amt NAam Wootdyge, fan. beth eff tie Comfy
Of Cb9aegfed TO TIE E5/Srbry and Ha7ctins Lardrn,1,
E~eestort Of The Efoe IF Samuel Laada,1, dleG bearirr
rate tie 16J Say Of Deeamber 1902, as the tid Boa4b7t
LssniG or mjRaiG LEYJN LANDRUAL. b.
ADrHG %, 1904. IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
TUE SUBSCRIBER.

HAVING taken his fon DR.. Auftin Broken
Il L brough into partnership, gives notice that his
books will be cloied on the 10Th September, and new
ones opened under the firm of 1cbn BrOekn6roHg5 e.
Son. Imperious circumstances compel him to urge
immediate payment from al thoGe indebted ffo7 Ilis-
cal fervces; and he fruits that thoe who are indebted
on open accounts and who cannot make mmeda..
payment, will come forward and give their notes fer
their REFLECTIVE balances He hopes that proper at
tenon will be paid to this notice, rs the ituation of
his affairs will not admit of longer indulgence.
JOHN BROCKENBROUCH
TaPPahannock, Auguh 18th, 'o4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
THE SUBSCRIBER

WANTS TO hire fqVo NEGRO FELLOWS
w Iy tbe Tenr, or month, TO be employed ia
fbf manufacture Of Tobacco, far qvbicb he eYW
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