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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
ANT'v. ROBINSON. G. c.
Notice.

a - persons indebted to the estate of John
4 B2uNsXILL, deceased, late of p melia coun
ty, arc requested tc pay their respective accounts
to he subscriber imneciaielJ -Ant those hav.rc
demands against the said estate are desired to
bring III their accounts properly authenuca,ej foi
settlement. Its requested that the lcgatecs CT
the said Bruns<Ill will come forward and prccs %,
agreeable to law, against the subscriber, i'll orde,
that distribution of his estate may take place,
as he subscriber is very DESTROYS to settle his I'D
minis,raIion on the said estate before the frs,
day OF anuary, 1905.
RICHARD BOOKER, Admir-
Cumberland, August 81, 1904. w4t*
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Taken up by Rob't, Minis
q, Buck HAl. on the Turnpike road, aSou, mile
from Manchester. dart; bay Ho2 ST.. fow Flcs
ten inches high, supposed 20 be eight years cd.
branded on the near shoulder, bet the brand oan't
be well asccr,aineA, small black spo, liii'e he
low the brand, shed before. hanging name and
switch tail--aplraiseA to 20 dolls ane Cd. 1904.
COpy-Tcs5c, vs.
III: WATKlf,S
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FOK 0ALE,
A Tra9 of Land.


MTHEREoN I now reside, in Albenaile
w county. ten miles above Charlottesville, on
the waters of Morman's and MIcham's rivers,
containing 7GO acres. There is on this land 4 va.
liable orchard, good dwelling house, kitchen,
barn. and other convenient out houses, and an
excellent spring-the plantation is large enough
70 work eight or ten hands TO advantage, and in
good farming condition. this land is well adapt
ed TO the Culture Of corn, wheat and tobacco
there is upwards of so acres of valuable low.
grounds--this land considered the most valuable
traet in that nci ghbonrhood. Any person inclin-
ing to purchase viii be shewn the land by the
subscriber-ihe terms ofpayment Will be one third
part OF lie purchase money paid IN advance, the
other two thirds in two equal annual payments
Bond with approved security will he required of
'he purchaser. Possession Of the land may be
had this fail, with crop of small grain and
part of the buildings. A ,i,e will be made in
March next and fu!! possession given.
JOHN RODES.
August 18th, 1904 w2m
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Satisfactory Proofs
OF THE EFFICA CY OF
Doctor Church'S
COUGH DROP S.

a medicine unequailed ty any other in
the world. fuce hra Giltoversd by DIR.
Clutch; it has reftovsd TO heal,h mauy
thout:Hds CT the mott emscialed Objects,
both Ai,hmat:c ard Confump,ive Tia; were
ever known 70 exit both in Europe, 4 me-.
rica and the Wee Indies, aud c{,ea when
every ether medicine had been u!ej with
out e!Te6t, and the mo0 emius,; of the IA
Guilty coniulted in vain. II is Covere;gu,
fpeedy and eiEsaoai remedy in Head Achcs,
CaIarrhs. Shcr,ne.s OF breath, Iichluga in
the throat, Tightrets in the cheit, Hoop
Ing Cough, Sore Thros,e, Wheez'ngs,
Congealed Phlegn, Splitting %: Bleed,
Soreness in the brcaa and fcusch, &c. &c.
ASTHMAS AND CCNSUMPTlONS,
And all ditorders of til. hrcaa and L.unge,
Further proof of lis efficacy, with lift of
upwards of one thoufend at;eacd ca(cs of
cure, may be feen at the place of fae.
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Copy of letter from Captain HzMsY.
Dear Sir,

Copy of letter from Captain HzMsY.
Dear Sir,
In the year 'Ss, had the misfortune 20
break blood vei!cl, which was lucceeded
by Geverc complaint on my lunge, cough.
ihortne(s OF breath, aud lpiitiEg of matter
and blood, with every other difagreeabie
fymptorn of diforder OF the lungs indeed
10 af!i3iog wa0 this diGorjer, that could
not ree at night, nor could walk 400 ya,ds
in the day, without Ripping TO cough and
.s;t mylei! number of times This difor-
der eon'inaed to increafe upon me, unit!
wac much waited in body, and exceedingly
TsFk. Seeing your advertiicuents in the
pubic papers, early in The laa hummer,
commenced taking your iuRly celebrated
cough drops, which perlevered in the ule
of, for lome time; have now the happi-
nefs of Informing you my lungs are ,perfeGt-
!y found have TO flottuefs of breath, or
fPitting up Of matter or Of blood; my cough
is a little troutlefome in the morning, bat
no other time.
am Sir,
Yours ever rerpso fully,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

THE BUILDERS
UNIVERSAL PRICE BOOK;
Containing eorred list Of prices to the works Of
the several artiGcers concerned in building, IT.
dollars and cents: with observations on ere6l-
ing sound and permanent buildings
By JOHN EVANS, AyebHeef " Washington CITY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08


SIR,
II is with much Plesiure congratulate you on
that important dileoveryy your Cough Drops. and
request that you vii! ssnd further supply with
ont delay. The favorable reports brought TO me
the two laif winters Of their Gpeedy and good ef.
ieetJ in the relief and cure Of Coughs and Asth.
matte complaints, induced me to employ theu-in
my practice which have done with much satiC,
faction 20 myfelf aud benefit 70 others
u the good opinion I entertain of your rned;-
cine can recommend it to public notice, beyond
what 1t has acquired you are at liberty to make il
known. indeed ihouid hold myfclf uniut IN
YOU and uneh1ritabIe TO mankind did no. with
great Willingness acknowledge tina, ! believe il
to be one Of the beG medicines employed in Pull
monary complaints, sincerely with You NAV de-
rive every emolument the medicine en,itle, Voc,
to.
am Sir, your very humble fervant,
ROBERT PORTER,
Totteubam- eourt-Road, Dec. n, 1906.
s. Prepared tonly) at Churoas DCpmlary No.
IS, From; street, near The Fly market, New York
and iUldby appointment az Samuel Plea(.ptss boot,
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II
From DR.. CHuRcH's Dispensary v-1oyk, ard Eto
sale at f6is Printing O5Tee, a. fresh supply
Of 'Se jolto'riHS
Patent Medicines:
cRURcH'S coUcn DROPS,
medicine unequalled by any inthe world. for the
cure ofcoughs, colds, asthmas & consumptions
PAqIRoSA LozENGEs,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, coughs. &c. &c
CHEMICAL ESSENCE IND EX~RAcT OF
MUSTARD,
For the cure Of the rheumatism, govt; rheumatic
govt, palsy, white swelling, chilblains, &c.
hNoDrSE ESSENCE, far the head-ache.
VOLATILE TTNcTURE, far tie footh.dche.
THE Bo7ANIcIL TEA.
JNFhLLIBLR GERMAN coRE PLASTER.
For the cure Of corns.
cHURcR's ANALFPqIC FEMALE Pills.
scogcH oINTMENq,
Cures the most invetera:e itch in four ours with
out Mercury.
ERE SALVE, FIR all disorders 2fthe cues.
Ag7TScoR8UTIc TINc7URE,
For the teeth, BREATH and scurvy in The gum.
ESSENCE or ScURYT-G RASS.
For preventing and curing the sea s. land scurvy.
VERMIFUGE LoZENCEs,
Fordestroying rmsin children g grownpersons.
NTIsPASMoDfc ELIXTR,
For the cure of all kinds of Fits
Cordial RESTORAqTVB BALSAAr,
For nervous disorders, debility, INV ard weakness
&c. &C.
VEGETABLE LOTION,
For the face and shn frechlcs, burns, prickIy
heat, ring worms, letters, &c. &c
DIR. cHURcH'S AN7IBILIoUs rms,
For the cure of malignant and bilious fcvers, dys
pepsy, jaundice, oostiveness, aciditv, cholera
noibus, gravel indigestion, loss of appetite. and
all disorders of the head, s.. onach and bowels.
THE GENUINE PhTBNT ILqERA7yrE Pills.
For the cure Of scurvy, cvtaneous disorders, the
venereal disease, &C.
ROoPER'S FEMME Pills.
ESSENCE or PBPPKR MINT.
ALSO,
Or. cHURcB's TREATISE ON q'HE YERFREhL.
Containing plain and easy directions for the spec.
dy and ededna cure Of that diseasein both sex
IS; whereby any person maJ cure themselves at
q small expense-price half dollar.
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A?ea:isrransaM .oLlbcr!s.

NTOTlCE is rcrery given, that 1t has bee,
deemed expct:en, to Change the form OF the
hcni'errane"" Passport issued "a vessels of the
uaned States that frcm the eighth DAY Of July
next, those g the new Eorn will he issued at the
custom houses - every Vessel. for which apriicl
t'on nlay be made On compliance ~ h the terms
prescribed hy law and suyryn5c,img the FORMER
passports OF which she may BE- possessed. if nv.
M whic" later case no fees vii. &c required fer
The exchange; ard thac by al avrang -Tent u
greed upon by the Bar.,ary powers, with whom
We are 1T peace. either the old or the new form
Of passport Will be sufficient to Vrc5et the vesseia
OF the United States. from capture until the Isl
o. July 1895, after which III Ga form OF passport
WI be unavailable and the new one alone muse.
Department Of STATE. !
Esd Of MAJ, 1861. s
2he Printers q re h,es Of RE United States are
'entsts 90 insr't re db0ce IL their Gasetfcs s,vice
'Fseh 'or tie space Of six months ana f4- Colec-
tors IF re Cssfo,s TO keep copies of ir eo,.ea M
az tbev otfoes. June en-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

HISToF1' Of t6e FRENCH CONSULATE.
Under NAPoLtoN BoNhPhRTE, being an au-
theniie narrative Of hisadminstra ion includ.
ing asketch ofhislife interpreted with anec.
does and faithful statement Of interesting
uansattlons. until the renewal of hostililies in
1893. BY w, BhREz.
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NoEce.....The office OF su.

pervlor of the revenue, for the ditria of virgi..
MIA, being dieonsinued, and the uH6niihed cuff.
NETS IN the faid Office transferred 20 me-ihe coli
ieefors of the direS tax & internal revenue whole
accounts have no, been fnalIy sdiuaed aud paid,
hereby informed, thae they are now reeueeed
60 call at my oiee, in the city oil Richmond with
out delay end pay the balances due TO the United
States And tho,e whole lands have heen fold in
the dari9 OF Virginia by authority o: 40 a6t OF
Cousreis ol the United States Ter Eon-payn,eRt o:
the Direa Tax, may rcdee-s Cuch lands, By pay
ing 20 within ehe time Limited, the priaeiPal,
colts and fees the law direAs.
As mott of The aforementioned lands were field
in Dec rSo=, the privilege of redemption will
Ce1.inre uneil December next.
The money resolved BY me for the redemption
OF 5,is laid an1s vii. be returned 20 che prrcha-
fer, with iaserea az the rate OF IS per cent per
snnum on the puTchate money, to the day on
vhsh it MAY DC paid 20 me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. d.
T,r--o ,-tL
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New-Yo,k, April 5, 1899.
New-York, July 10, 1898.
To DIR. CHURCH.,

new Iorh' july 10, 1898.
To DIR. CHURCH,,
SIR,
For upwards of twelve years have la.
boured under fevere cough, shor,nels of
breath. ip;ttiug of matter from nv lungs,
and Often cIotted blood, un.il at length I
wac 70 reduced as to be unable TO walk a.
crois my room, aud owing to the violence of
my cough and shortsees OF breath could get
no reft day or night. Hearing of your ez-
cellent medicine, the Cough drops, procur-
ed bottle took dofe az foou as got
il, from which found instantaneous relief.
and by continuing it for three days, bleis
God am reRoted to perfect health. AS
believe you have been the uarumcnt in
the hands of Providence by laving my life,
mutt intreat you to publish this for the be-
nefit Of any who may be in my situation, az
| am confident it is one of the beat nedi-
ciaes in the world for thofe complaints.
l am, Sir, your grateful lerTant,
NICHOLAS stage.
Little Rotinlon freec
Copy ola letter from an eminent Surgeon,
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

On the 5th inf. an election for 8 Electors for
PRECEDENT and Vice-PreGdent chofen by gene
raj ticket, and ofl7 representatives to Congress
chofen in diftrid tickets, tool; place.
In Suffolk Diitrict, Quincy had 22s9
DIR. EufiS, 2is4
Majority for Quincy Fed. 90
In Efieg South, Jacob Growing Rep ::
is fad TO be reelected Ivy majority OF $50 !;
which exceeds by 400 his maj at the lat Flee
ton.
(Not completely
In Norfolk, Adams +. 600 Seayer r. ooe
middlefex, mot completely Bigelow Z. $50,
Varnum r. 4l2.
The Bolt Chron Of the 9Th. int. fays that
LOG towns have given the following votes
For Electors
Republican 1879
Federal Io,422
Rep. mai. 1857
The votes given in April for governor by the
fame towns were
For Strong 1917
oulNVaa $500
red maj 1,9l1
Making difference Of 1905 votes.
The Legislature Of Rhode Hand have choFen
Benjarin Rowland, Senator Of be United States,
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TO THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Letter LIT.

TBE TREAsURY.--In order to enfure the
ready collection ofthe Revenue, the law for i'm
polling taxes allows to every iheriff an addition
al commiGion Of two and half per cent on
tue amount Of monies paid in, and accounted
for, before the firf of October in each year. At
the firlt view, this appears to be mott polite
regulation. 1t would appear not only to pro-
duce an expeditions payment of the taxes, but
toiGcreaie their ultimate amount by ftimulating
The exertions Of the fherihs, and preventing
thofe lo1es which might arife from procrahi-
mated paymeRt.
In this expectation we flouId not be difap-
pointed by experience. The influence of this re-
gulation has been witneilcd every year (ince il
was adopted. The nleriFs arc feen pouring in
to Richmond before the FRI of OGober, TO fave
their commidion of Q s. : per cent and the
treatury, which had been before slmoh com
pletely exhautcd, fees its rciources fuddenly in
created BY the payment of the revenue.
1t is however aimolt completely exhaufted
bsfore that time. 1t is a fdct that in the early
part of July ofthe prefent year, a 10a,r0m for
between two ana three hundred dollars was
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EDUCATION.

WOOD has opened, at his room, formerly the
- fchool room of Mr.. Harris, oppoite to Mr. Cop
lands, IN EpRNING CLISS, from the hours ~
ieven to nine, for the of Drawing and Painting
and the ievera branches of the Mathematics including
the higher parts of Arithmetic, Geography, Aftrono-
my and Surveying.
Evenings OF tuition Tuefday, Thurfday and FRIDAY.
The Students who attend are at liberty to devote
the whole OF the two hours either of the above arts
and licences, or to apply both Drawing and Nathe-
nlatics, the latter being taught by lecture
Terms Two Dollars and one half per month. pss
at entrance. Nov o. (entf
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lance due TO him, for military equipments fur.
niihed the army during the years 1873, 9, so s.
sl---refered to the committee of Claims.
MIR. Eppes prefenteda petition from num-
her ofthc Inhabitants of Alexandria in the ter
r!tory of Columbia, praying for an alteration in
their charter---Referred TO a committee OF
three.
DR.. LeiB mentioned TO the IIoure the condi.
ton in which the public buildings (the arfenal
at Philadelphia) the property &c the United
States were one of the feStions was raifed to
the trit floor, and tome other parts were left
untiniihed, indeed all the uncovered parts ofthe
buildings were more or iefs fufering diiapi,Iati-
on or going to decay he thought it would be
found prudent TO fniili them in order to pre-
ierve them. He therefore moved that CON-
nittee be appointed To enquire into the eXpe-
dIency of making proviGon by law for the com
pietion of the public buildings belonging to the
United States, near Philadelphia. Referred to
ielea committee of three members.
MIR. Lucas prcGnted the petition of Sufinna
Taylor on the behalf of the children of her late
huiband MIR. Fulton, lieutenant in the nth
Penniyiyania regiment praying that warrant
for 500 acres of land, the donation of the old
CongreiS TO officers of his rank, might iiiue. An
enquiry had been made 1t the War Office into
this fubjcct but it was rendered incomplete
by the burning ofthe papers, however it did
appear tu'il 4 WARRANT uaU dtrcluy tiiuSO on
this account, bit inafinuch as it had never
reached thote whole property it was upon the
ifii,e OF a fecond Mrs. Taylor offers to indcinui-
ny the United States againh the fame, II it
ihould ever appear Referred to the committee
ofCiaiyns.
MIR. RodneS prelentcd a petition from John
Crawford, an old folder of 1876 in the Dele
ware regiment, and afterwards engaged in the
Tea ieryice, who was twice wounded, and three
times taken prifoner, twice he was confined on
board the prifon !hips at New-York, and once
1t Halifax. MIR. Il. wiihed fome general regu-
lation could b. fpsedily made for the Gna rem
nant ofthis brave and meritorious, tho neglect
ed and fufferng clafs Of our fellow citizens.
The petition was referred 20 the committee of
Claims.
Mr.. G. ". Campbell moved to infrua the
committee appointed on that part OF the Pref
dents Meiiage which relates to an enlargement
of the capital employed in commerce with the
Indian tribes, to enquire into what alterations
aud amendments are neccii,try to the laws re-
gulating trade and intercourte with the Indian
tribes, and preierving peace the frontiers,
with leave to report by bill or otherwife. a
greed TO.
Adjourned.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
fuficent number of members not appearing to
form quorum, adjourned.
TuEsDAY. Novi
ES4ueJHay, NoUsm5sr IA.

The Speaker laid before the uoufe letter
from Duncan MFarland, relating to the con-
teited election Of Mr.. Purviance from ". Caro-
lima, referred TO the Committee of Elections.
The Speaker alto laid before the Houfe let
ter from the Secretary of the Navy enveoping
4rcport on the navy penhon fund, which was
ordered to be printed.
DR.. MiebiH prefented a memorial from VIM.
Dunbar of the MilIinipp territory on the fub-
iece Of his claim to certain tact of land at
Nltches-referred to the committee appointed
on the fame fubje6t during the prefent FELTON,
Mr.. CrozVninglbieid preiented the petition of
Simeon Noys, an old revolutionary folder and
nOn-commifIioned officer, who was difabled in
the iervce by wounds and fickueis, who altho'
admitted on the penfon lit by the judges in
1909, has never received any ailifance from the
United States, and praying penion may be al
lowed him to enable him TO fupport hmfelf.
his wife aud eight children.--On motion this Pc
tition was referred TO a fele6t committee OF
three, but on the fuggetion Of
Mr.. 7. C.. Smith, the motion was rc-conf-
dered, and il was referred 10 the committee OF
Claims.
Gen. Varnam moved that the committee be
inhru6ted to coniider at large the fubiea rela-
tive to invalid peoions, and the tituation Of all
pcrions who we're wounded or difabed in the
ieryice of the United States, during our revolt
douGry war with Great Britain, and what fur
ther nealures are necsfiary TO render them flch
ample remuneration as jufice may require
Ordered, that the committee may be inhru6ted
accordingly.
Gen. Earsnm prcfsnted petition from
Paul Noys, praying for the payment Of ba.
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SADDLERY.

John MENERY, SADDLER, re8eSflN IL
, farms the PuJIic in general, and bis friead5 in
Parfienler, that be has jaf received an elegarf
and gvcH cb9jen a6ortment Of Sadiery, Coacb
and Harnejj Mon1tine5, K,bibJ, SPURS, sc. e51.
DC. laid in under bis ozOn b1l3et7ioa. zokerrLy bs
{" enablsd 70 otter them on tie tggG reduced
terms.
NoUeH,6er 81.
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LAND III AMHgRsr-FoR SIZE.

RY Virtue OF deed of truG from MIR. Charles
- Grymc', the fJbCriber will fell at the Eagle Ia
yern, IN the city of Richmond on Thurfday the 9th
day Of December next.
A TRACT or LAND on Little Piney River, in
the county Of Ahera, formerly the property OF viii
liam Wedderburn IL is fad that this land Is Of high
quaity It speefomed, however that thofc who win
0 Pure,iaie viii inform themfelves accurately npon
Sh@t iu5je. The land viii be fold for d,s..oney,
ard deed made by the uuilee immediately
JOHN MINOR.
Nov 2i Iepstl
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FOR TIE E.T0.'YRER.
SWEET SPRINGS.

From woods and wilds, mountainous heiyf
Dark wales, and roaring itreams,
Soft love IN dear Remembrance writes,
And courts the pleaing themes.
No lowry path prefents It's charms,
No field inviies to rove,
Nor winding wales. nor foreft forms
fo.tnde for love.
But midi the drsar and lonely way,
Where endieis wilds abound,
I he rowing Wolf purfueS his prey,
And walks his mid3ight round.
What if l climb the mountains fde.
And from its lofty head,
Survey the fcenc expanded wide,
With all its wonders fpread!
No p'eaiing objects here ind,
No field nor bow'ry plain,
Co0gen'ai 20 the love-fick MUD,
Or ioothing to Its pain.
But rocky cliffs DER hills appear,
In rude confniion huri'd,
As I,'me dread form had tu!nbled here.
Ihe ruins Of world.
WITH hills begirt, in foreRs drra,
Great Ai!egany 1ands;
Divides the word III eats and vcR,
anu views l.ie uIltant lands.
High on his front a tAoufand ribs,
His airy furn'nits lave,
And deep beneath his broken hills,
he ponrs the rufhing wave.
Far to the eaft turn nv view,
Unnumber'd objects rife,
r en- to the Mount in vapours blue,
Inat meets the bending Glies.
IL azure mits bis 6des anpear,
y veil his forehead ikrouds,
His waving top is curPd in air,
And toit among the clouds.
O could pierce With rays of fight
Beyond the bounded fcenc,
Beyond the cloud, beyond the Height.
And all the waite Between.
Dear native lands, and fertile plains,
Sweet groves and nurm'ring ftresrs.
And verdant wales, how fyeet my itra!na,
Should paint your Pieaing the:nes.
But foft-arnid the circting fhaie
In fome fegueder'd bo~'r,
Methinks fee my lovely mad,
Indulge the ilient hour.
Her looks in peniive forrow dref,
In care her down cat eye,
And toftly fealing from her breaf,
EtcaPesthe heaving iigh.
"And what, Q wand ring youth, Alc erie
g Can tempt thee thus 60 roam,
When anxious love, thy fsy denies
And fweetly calls thee homei"
I come, dear Maid, awaken'd fenfe
With joyful capture fprings,
come, and love to bear me hence
Shall fpread his rapid wings.
Soon then thefc wiIds ihall be forgot
From alithcir dangers free
And happy home fhall be my lot
AdoTn'd with peace and thee.
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Z Win to employ a man without family a. az,
Aiiiifant in my School at the Hot-Springs in the
county of Bath, who come well recommended for
his iobriety, morality ard integrity and qualified to
teach Arithmetic and Surveying. Such perfon will
meet with encouragement by applying to the Rev'd
Mr.. Blair, or Mr.. PETER Tnley, in the CITY of R;cb-
mond; Capt John Beale, in the county of Botetour.
or the inbicriber 1T this place.
FRANCS CRUTCHF1FLD.
Hot-springs, Nov. 81. (epsw)
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DANCING.

Mr. JAMES WARRELL RESPECTFULLY acquaint.
Iva bis friends and patrons, that his Dancing AGA.
denny viii open on Thurday the Tn of December. =,
the houie at prefent occupied by Mr.. Jones as the
Loan Office, nearly oppoite the Swan Tavern, OF,
Shockoe Hill. NOV OF Cs.S
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to fupPiy the vacancy occaaoned b, the death
OF Samuel ]. Potter, de-tafsd ;aad fumes Fen
ner, Senator for the tlrGi o. Tx years from De
4th OF March next. Both ,Asie gentlemen are
decided republicans.
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NOTICE.

II 'HE(I/sri5.y bar in Dir Pollution a SORPFL
4 HORSE, 7viib a Hdze fac, G3befl 10 he ten or
t7ysiUe yorys 3D. foar / Vea tgbf e5es bigL, and
IN io7V oydy. Tb Hojc fsie1 ,o7 negyo man in
ibis city, s oartb aay IF fJ moab qo5o EIdbe bad
fatr7 him up IN s rosd b,s7g fJJ city ebofsr be ba{
geabd from o7s bcoa in term, The 5oyr bad on bin an
oidEaSAs, eosioy md hahn, TJr Byey 4oas inbred
10 TAKE b21aoa Of Jdid bof Be Papses Of biz 6ciag
,eqoycf 10 5e o7Oaey, tie n,grO zVa5 beveJ 10 4, n
'paaro'y, eadiaiea in ea7oSy. I5aH6 b, Veyy 5gsJfljf
t5r o7O"'' qyHfroVs ii, fref~, Fay Lage, and f,ie
him a7Oay
~ EOLIEhN
NoOe~d, a. fP9hJ
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That fhall APP
y ply to the Court, be holden for m,
county Of Henrico in the city Of Richmond, on Nor.
day the hri day Of December next, for an Order ~
iaid Court n br;ld 1cEfiI on my Lot no. So
at the lower end Of ;hc James liver Canal IN
APCHELAUS HUGHES.
Nov. 81. (eW2)
r NE GRIND LODGE or VIRCTVTd " 4
meet in the Msfon's Hall, in the city Of R.e.t-
mond, AZ ociocl; N tle evening IF Monday .ha tgN
day Of Dsoembc: next
VIII r1TZWHYLsoNE C.S
Nov. a.
N1FII, M'COJTI, has re- wed rs .e5yF
- SUPPLY or ORR 0OODS.
Ny. u. ext IL