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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24
LAND IN AN1HERsr-FoR SIC,

DY Virtue of deed of truA from Mr.. Charles
ID Grymes, the fubfcriber will fell at the Eagle Ia
vern, in the city of Richmond, on 1hurfday the 9Th
day of December next:
a TRACT OF LAND on Little Piney River, in
the county of Amher, formerly the property of VIII
liam Wedderburn IL is lad that this land of high
quality; it Is preiuned however, that thofe who with
to Purcflafe will inform thenfelves accurately upon
that iubjec The land will be fold for ready money,
and deed made by the trultee immediately.
JOHN MINOR.
Nov 81. (ep5t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24

with Boots or Shoesas well as Il they were on The
foot.e.-..A--the lnnsrh cfthe Root C--rotnd he
Caf..B-the pitch Of ditto.~.D --rouud the heel and
intep.~.E--round the infivp-.G---acroG fhc bfl of
The foot. Fix the heel sesina arerrcraiclar ard
lick knife At the end Of the great .ocfet dowr N
hgures the number Of iaches qurc-s IN hs oif-
Ierooi nieGilseS, I.ue 90 ep6fu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24

VIE fubferiber is authorized to rent the bo,G a
Z Hay-market now occupied by Join Heath ,al.
ne houie IS large and convenient, and may be Or
tanned On rea'onable terms Poieflion will be giyen
on the FRI Of December, when Ms. Heath, tern ey
pres. PHILIP n. NICHOLAS.
November 14.--fcP. IN
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81 mis- or LHDTN(7, SHERIFFs' BL1NKS
BLINE PONDS, to'c. 10.
FOR SAIF Al THIS OFFICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24

=" Guy PdtttTn or faih-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TRIALS and WoRKMAN-
sur TO any in general ulc.
~ Imported Doors and
Snozs, Of the hfil quality
ard newell laibion, Tor. falc.
- Gentlemen AZ a dif-
lance, WHO are dfpofcd to
forward me their niealire,
by paying attention to the
annexed cur, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24

IN tie County Of King William, on 75m-sd.7y tie
29tb Of, N2Dember, to tie bjgbeR bidder, at
Fiasey''5 Ferry:
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: gsoe More, aiR,,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24
VALUABLE LANDs-n7R SXIF

Buckingham, Nov. 7. (tdsl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24

SIR,
By the committee Of compromife, am defrcd
to fen1 the enclofcd draft of bill TO the Mayor
and Common Council, as the refut IF thcirdeli-
berations. They have carefully avoided intro
ducing into this BILL any principle or idea variant
from what was read at the laf town meeting, ex
ccpt the one in the ffa fiction, AMI 10 this in
f}ance, they have connected fentence which ad-
mitted an operation very different from what
they would have approved, If thenit had been
obf.rvcd and weighed. The al'era.on being 70
proper and necelify as toreceive general appso
baton, and beieg nisde conform-be to the uni
formfentiments of tie committee, they take this
opportunity OF Eating, that accident having pre-
wanted a meeting by ru9on Of the sbfencs ofope
Of the mem iers, they had only the forenoon Of
one day 10 prepare their report for he town mse,
ing; ADD in the preient G@.e of the ffion Of
Coogrels, they have BEEN Of opliion that the ap-
plication for the objsta Of the bill hould not
be deferred.
am refv.aflly, Sir,
Your obedient fsrvani,
CHARLES LEE.
To jacob Hoffman, E'quile,
Mayor of Alexandra.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24
congrsss Of tbe Jinften gtates.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY. February IL.

-6a the paRage Of the bill in addition to-" An
aft TO make pfovifon for pcdons that have been
difabed by known wounds received ri the actual
fervice Of the United States, dusing the fcvolu-
tionary war
MIR. Elliot moved the following amendment.
which was sdaptr1 without dlviiion:
rs And alfo all thofe peri ns, whs, in co1le-
cuelloe cf known wounds received 10 the attual
ieryice of the Uoifed States, during the Ievolu
tionary war, haze 1T nny pefi7djfaee .lsf>m. dr.
ablr6in fuch manner as to render them unable 70
procure fnbG!tance by manual labor"
Df. LattpoFe, after fomc preliminary obfsr.
ystious, efieaed thrfo!l5was rsioiution, which
was agrcedte.
Rosiped, That the committee who vas dirett
ed 10 enq.,ife into th, expedieacy of amending
the fver.t stfs progi ing for the laIc OF public
lands of the UMtted Ssales,'' be dlzeed 10 en-.
eaire--
Whether any, end il any, what additional
comqcnlanon ousht u be allowed to the fsyerat
ofdsers appsinsee under the act lntitnt!ed /" An
at regulating the g,sats Of land, and providing
for the DIP fai II theilnds Of the United States
fouth of The tate Of TennsG,e -
WheiicI duy, ald u dlys Wudt dduiuoiiat al.
lowance Ought 70 be made for the expcnce OF
furveying thr lands in the Midiaippi Territo-
ry:
Whether any, and i aay, what slterations
ought to b. mAde in fash parts Of The act aforc-
fAd as provide for laying out the pablo lafIs in
the fad territory into townhips andittaions, AID
for difp5fng ofsthe fame, Agreeable to that plan :
+ Whether ai'g ard, and il any what reduction
in the price and quantity Of land ought 70 be
made infayor Of thofc fcttlers who holi under the
third fiction Of the fald at a right e p e.em9
tion only -
Whether any, aaa If any, what fa,ther i'm
oughf to be allowed for laying Ia Of Claims be-
fore the regiasr of til: laaa Off ssin tbs territory
aforementioned -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24
No. II.

N0ne ofrsthe taxes on the valuation Of
real property, which shall hereafter be col
iecteel in the porthern district, shall be e.s-
bendgd IN the regulating, or filing up or
paving ar repairing of the streets, sr sinks
ing Of wells, Of building Of bridges in the
sousharnelistrict, nor shall the taxes on the
valuation Of reaiproperty, which shall here
after be collected in the soufhe,1, district BIZ
expended in the regulating, or filling up,
or paving or repairing the streets, ar sink
ing of wells, or building of bridges in the
ss0rthern district. &l2ut a1lthe monies to be
sexbended npon the afoyesaid improvements
IN either district, shah BE- raised BY an as
ssessmellt on the oalaatiol q real frobe5tyi1l
each district respectively, ct tie times and III
The manner the said common council shall
order and direct 1t shall be the duty of
the assessors and other public officers to
keep the accompts of each district seperate
and distinct IN regard to tic assessments for
tie. aforesaid local purposes, and all other
taxes, which are now or shall hereafter be
assessed Or Aevied, npsn the va'uatfoa q real
broperty or other subjects, together with the
fines and also the rents, issuing from the
property belonging to the corporation and
all their other resources, shall constitute
a general fund, to be appropriated eas the
common council shall direct.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24

Whetiasr II be eyps1ies.t to exrnu +.
re fnfvey lnch traas Of lands as arc (.I,t
ties legally and fally executed; aud Avs
tracts, dle Quantities Of which are airca.ty :,
AIMED, ard the tides to wilish are csa6,s.a
I. he act afaTefsid: anil
Wh-ihcr an aef d congrcfs b. uec.G I,
iegalize be proceeding Of ll,c com niili ,a,'
The diltfist eaa Of P-4rI river, in cooCcc,..,
their r9t ehaving met on or before the G,t H.
Dec. laa, agreeable 10 the xthfctti,n Of n
above mentioned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24
+ O. S If

A check drawn by John Ramlayy
on The Bsnk st Alexaedris, favsrs Of |etn;ey aud
Pssor. datei. February aoshs for 500 dollars.
This GEEK having been iiopped al The Back 4
sss,.bs olsufs 10 no one. A reward viii he given
20 liz fajsr on application To-
ANNEY g PATTON.
Dc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24
No. I.
sda act to amend the Charter ct alexandra

No. !.
esda act to amend the Charter ct alesandria
All the taxes on the valuation Of real
propertvwhich shall hereafter be collected
in the Northern district, shallbe exclusive
lv sbbro3riiassd5 to the regulating and filing
up and paving of the streets and sinking Of
wells, and building Of bridges in tlas North
err district, except as 10 the corporation
lofs, and all the taxes on the valuation Of
real property which shall hereafter be coll
lected III the Southern district, shall Be ea-
appropriated to the regulating and
filing up and paving the streets, and sink
ing ofwells, and building of bridges in the
Southern District, except as t0sfhs corbora-
nan lots. Il shah be the duty ofthe asses
sors and other public officers, to keep the
accounts of each district separate and dis.
tinct, and all other taxes which are now
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= shall hereafter be levied together with
M 4,aes. and also the rents issuing from
tl,s.propsrty belonging to the corporation,
and ali their otherresources shall constitute
Is general fund, tole approPriatedto gene
raj purposes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-24
TIE Sub}crsber
Al IOURNEYMAN PRINTER

Wanfed Immediately,
Who Is abe 10 roadnet weekly paper at
ccrsxin periods, thar is, when thesE !itors buff
nris calls him abroads and vha viii occaionally
work at pres Such peslon may ieats the terms
on which he will work per month, executive Of
board, wsihing andlodging, te-Mr Ssaqpdrx,
who will torwara them 70 the advertiser. Lek~
<rs mHF 81 P9q pail
- I4ss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
LUCTUs.

4, ; We solicit our readers to refer &c the
nth article Of the impeachment Of Judge
Chase, and tl,en compare his conduct IN
the case alluded to in. that article, with
j that of Judge M'Ksan [now Governor
of Pennsylvania upon an occasion we
are about 70 refer to and which has been
suggested to US by the intelligent Editor
ofIhe Evening Post. ,r~. A.
In the year 1897, Cobbea the Editor
df Porenpine's Gazette had published
something offensive to Judge NJ 'Kean's
son.in-law, the Marquis dc Case Yruio.
Nvl5bett was brought upon warrant be.
fore Judge M'Kean, who bound him o.
yer 10 his good behaviour. Neserths-
less Cohbett went on in his old way, TO
the great displeasure of the Judge, as
Alta Cour, ofoyer terminerheld in
the CITY and county Of Philadelphia, NOV.
1891, Judge M'Kean thus charged ,he
Grand Jury,
!. Before conclude, | am sorry to
have occasion 10 mention that there is
ancthef efime. that peculiarly concerns
thsiadges Of the supreme conIt 20 en-
d.avor to'correct. lts liteA-
he. / win describe l,er
kSins a, great length oi
lbels, The ceneled
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
SADDLE BAGS LosT.

r OST, either in MartiIsburg, or on
IL the r6aa leading from thence 10
Garratds-T own Z Palr oE black lestheT
SADDLE-BAGS, little worn, con-
tanning two calf. skiils, with The pattern
Of pair ofshoes cut OF Of each. Any
person who may find and return them
to the subscriber. living near Garrards-
Town, or 10 Mr.. j. Alburtis, in Mar
tinsburg, shall Be generously rewarded
DAVID RIPPY.
December %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

In the Legislature Of Virginia. on
Friday the seventh instant, a petition
from number of the inhabitants
Of the counties Of Fairfax, Loudon,
Fauquier, Hampshire, Culpepper and
Prince William, was presented and read,
PRAYING for an; augmentation of the ca
Pital stock Of the Bank Of Virginia, and
the esta6lishiient OF an -oliice Of deposit
and discount. Of the said Bank in that
part Of the county Of Fairfax Immediate
y adjacent 10 the Town of Alexandria.
Ordered. That the said petition be re-
ferred to Messrs.. Blake, E. Harrison,
Peale, Barbour, Powell, Russell, Lee,
Her and E. Boyd, that they do examine
the matter thereof, and report the same,
withtheir acknowledgements the house.
ID
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with their acknowledgements the house.
The intelligence received from the
Mediterranean, the authenticity of which
our reason, as well rs our wishes forbid
us to doubt, must 6ll the heart Of every
man In America, mot being barbarian
or monster with JOY, pride, and ex-
ultation, not only on account Of what has
been done, but as it is prognostic of
what this country win vet accomplish,
when the insolence or encroachment OF
foreign nations shall render vigorous
military and naval enterprise necessary
to her honour Or to her safety. That 4
nation OF presumptuous barbarians and
piratieal robbers should. be scourged,
must be the wish Of every honest nation
in the world-To the English, Irish and
Scotch 1t must be matter Of sovereign
sxultation that this their eonsaneuineons
nation, this other self, this first born
child oftheir own race, this happy branch
Of their old stock, one, family, though
Irving in separate houses, and having Sc
Parate interets., should have proved
themselves no true to iheif blood, and
such fullinheritors ofthose virtues which
have for centuries engaged the admirati-
on and respect ofths world, and covered
those islands with never fading lanrels.
1t has been said by, the leading mili-
tary meu Of all countries, that the
army OF the English, Irish. and Scotch
mixed together, are irresistible; and
voltaire, national though he was, has left
the sanction Of his opinion TO strength.
en- that assertion; history too irrefragra-
bly, proves It,, What then may not be
expected from such an analgama,ion of
the three As this people now Isl. The
COOL, unimpassioned bull dogcoufase of
the English the furious lion-like intre.
pidity ofthe Scotchi and the hardy, en-.
ergetic garne.coek ere of the. Irish, com.
bined in one, and the same body, and
thatbodyinyisorated by plentyand conn.,
fort, animated by conscious indspen-
dsnee, and set in active motion BY the
powerful elastic spring IF liberty, must
soon be an overmatch for any aggressor,
soon trample under foot any barbardus
nation, whether Mathematical or Chris.
tian, which may attempt TO violate or en-
croaeh upon its rights. !
[caariesssn Courier,
- - IA, - 50 .s.ss.E- JsNsssss s.
lnron Wednesaaytls aSsAult. 90 Wag-
gems and Carts were counted inthe Gene
,re Market Baltimore, and next day the
immense number Of $50.
szgFEi 49,. 81 : :
Thursday the 9Th inst. No. 8, of the
Presidential Aeet Of Gun Bears was
launched OF the stocks from the Ship
Yard 81 Mr.. Doughty, Southwark.
{ Pail pap.
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TO A. SEGAR.

= ~ .4S TO A SEGAR.
SWEET antidote % sorrow, toll and
ii. strife,
Charm against diseoasens and wrinl-
Who knowsthy power can neyerknow
i despair; ~
Who knows thee not one solace lacks Of
When cares Cypress, Or when-the busy
Gives place 10 tranquil eve, 4 single
Can drive e'enwant and lassitade sway,
And give announcer happine enough.
From thee,s When curling clo,,ds Of in-
cense rise,
Theytide each evil that IN prosPf etlies;
But when in evanescense fades thy
4 smoke,
An what |! dear sedariye my cares shall
smother
Ifthou esaporate The charm i broke
Till 1, ds,Ds.ine iApsr, light anokher.
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Thursday the 9Th inst. No. 8, of the
Presidential Aeet Of Gun Bears was
launched Of the stocks from the Ship
Yard Of Mr.. Doughty, Southwark.
Pal pap.
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nron Wednssdy,lss assAplt. go lyas
gems and Carts were counted inshe Cen
,re Market Baltimore, and next day III
immense number Of $50. u
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d. This ! axe 10
particularly on the
! court, knowing the
( clearly defined, and
Of producing English
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

Z low uS
have beenN
trialof Frie
law ofueasosl
that the pred
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Then place me. Fare. wA<rs'er yen mag
Md dreary Ipasfe, or savGgs isies
For Der my soni no DOOM can stray, i
;, WAiie Tam blesf svith zOowan's smiif
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-16
OLE RONAPARTR.

+" Concerning the religious opinions of
Bonaparte, it is said, no man can form any
sound judgment from his discourse he
might at one moment be imagined an in
hdel, at another deist, and the next per-
haps a christian. He is said to have told
Dupuis, that he did not believe such man
as Jesus Christ ever existed. To Monge,
an ayowed inhdel who was expressing his
disbelief of eternal punishments, the con.
sui said, latter reciting the names Of various
great men who had believed in the chris
tian religion, and examples OF others who
in their last moments had changed their
opinions from fear, that he Monge, would
certainly die true believer. He appears
TO be rather fatalist than a necessarian :
Tor he believes, or affects to believe, in his
favorable destiny.
To contemplate greatness, to study till
we understand il, and when circumstances
agree, tolm2ke IL our model, can only be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-16

blamed when greatness is suliied by vice
but to become its protested ape has some
thing in 1T that shows u want OF original
power. There are various traits public
and private, that discover Bonaparte to
have attempted to copy Alexander while
he was IN Egypt, Cesar, during his Italian
campaigns, and Charlemagne, since he
has assumed to himself the Office and the
powers OF ruler.-Suddenness OF action
he believes to be his peculiar secret, by
which to render success certainty"
OF MOREAU.
"Ihcre are many OF the enemies of Bo.
naparte, who have wished to engage Mo.
reau in raising faction, OF which he
should be the head, but which he has con-
stantly and FIRMLY refused. He has answer
ed, "If the people are as you represent,
anxious for change, let them speak and
act for themselves, ! neither desire the
risk, the honors, nor the vices Of such an
attempt" In every society Moreau is
praised, and disadvantageousiy contrast-
ed with Bonaparte.
Among the heads, etched as studies: for
young artists, is that of Moreau, in scve-
raj sizes; and under one of them is inscrib-
ed " The head Of a man." In the plot to
assassinate bonaparte on the parade, as
have mentioned, there were persons who
insinuated that Moreau had taken par,
and rumor said, the First Consul sent for
him, and said, have heard you have
joined assassins give no credit to any
such tale {: know you to be incapable of
base action: but such is the efferyes-
cence of mind among the military, that
you will greatly oblige me, if you will
pass two or three days at your country
seat
With thisrequest Moreau willingly com.
Piled but carefully returned the third day,
that no misconstru6tion by party, Nigh.
be put on his conduct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-16

A MEETING is earnestly recommended 10 the
members, and proposed to be held at the Swan
Tavern in Richmond, on the fourth Monday IN
May All persons interested, it is hoped, viii eli.
Their attend Themselves, or appoint some agent 20
represent them. tim Nav 2
10 Facilitate 10 claimants under the 9Th article
Z of the treaty with Great Britain the RECENT
Of their monies in instances IN which they have
not constituted the public agent in London, their
special attorney, It has been thought proper to
draw to the United States all such monies OF the
above description as may not be drawn from him
by the individuals themselves prior to the ist of
Sept next. The Agent is accordingly instructed
20 cease paying them after that date, but after
the LIST Of November next, they will be again pay
able at the City of Washington. % those who
have right, to their attorneys duly authorised.
Department Of State,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-16

| during the war, and 20 re.establish that
country in the state it was when po.-ess.
Ell oy our gracious sovereign; 6W look
no7v at A7tcrtcd, cohnfiGre the fitch Of hros-
ferify she has risen TO during the short ad-
nnniStration Of jefferson, 10 the tresent stote
! Of OR ozcn country, and can there be a ma.
tive Of Great Britain, Bur must hearlilv re.
yret his nor being born an A,nerican2 What
would now propose as an easy remedy
to some OF our evils, or at least a proven
tative OF greater, is to initiate the Paris
newspapers, so far as not to spend our
force uselessly. One of these papers in
particular, is worth learning from. II di-
reefs all its force against the declared e.
nemies of France, and molests nobody
else. Though it tells us round out, that
the members ofthe British parliament are,
with very few exceptions, Il set of knaves
altogether, 1t never speaks but in terms
OF the highest respect of other govern
ments. AT the same time it declares it
would be as vain TO attempt to wash ablack-
amore white, as TO expect grain of sense
from our gracious Sovereign, it does not
neglect to adduce some specious proof of
what 1t asserts, from the long reign OF his
Majesty, during which, as it says, nothing
but war, bloodshed and rebellion have
been talked ofor seen. 1t adds, that as if
to complete the long scene of folly, the
seeds of civil war are every day suffered
to take such deep root, as to require but
the last breath ofhis Majesty to blow them
into full blossom. A deep sigh through
the whole house. In short that paper
exposes the imbeciiity and what it calls
the injustice of the British government,
but is SO respectful to all other states that
one would think it under the influence of
every one of them. Let us then be wise
enough to initiate such an example.
"My sentence is for open war of wiles
"More unexpert, boastinot" '
Yet / should be glad TO see France de
luged with her own blood, by means of
that discord which our periodical writings
are, so we'll calculated TO inspire among
her citizens. But let our strength in this
sort of warfare be not diminished bv being
used against powers which are not vet at
to attack the Dutch in this manner, az
they are to furnish ships for the invasion,
and we need care little about the Mynheers
now, having taken so many Of their valu-
able ships before the declaration of hosti
lities. A hearty laugh.l 1t cannot rea-
sonably be supposed they will again give
up their fleet, as some brave fellows a.
mong them did when lawyer took upon
himself the sole direction of the marine
0 it was lucky administration Would
to heaven that for the good of Old England
it had lasted good deal longer! "A ge.
neral laugh.] As see the house in such
good humor, will sit down, in full con-
fidence that my advice will be followed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-16

HiEMB6RS chosen 10 Serve IN the nert Gene
raj Assem5iy Of This Commonwealth.
Russell, Nathan Ellington, James Mar
lane.
Lee, - HUFF, Benjamin Sharp.
Grecn6rier, John Watkins, James Ander-
son.
Afonroe, John Gray, David Graham.
Rana:sha, David Rull'ner, Carroll Morris.
Grayson, G c.. Mckenzie, John Blair.
Franklin, VIM. A. Burwell, Henry Cal.
laway.
Major Daniel Shelley is elected Senator,
for the district of Montgomery, sc. by
majority of upwards ofthree thousand
votes, over MIR. James Preston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-16
THE
MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
OR,
POOR NINE PRTEMD.

Is now ready for delivery. Any person wishing
10 purchase this useful book may apply to Mr..
Thomas Nicoson, printer, Richmond. Those
having subscriptions are requested To forward
the nee5fm as soon as possible TO Mr. Nicolson as
above, who will attend carefully to their com.
mands. Subscribers are requested to make their
deposit with the person with whom they have
respectively made their subscriptions, that ne may
be prepared to draw their books. II will oe oh.
served, no doubt, that this must be the only safe
mode for the author and his subscribers, as he
cannot attend 10 them in person-But agreeably
TO the import Of former advertisement, as soon
as convenient, the books will be offered at the
courthou5es of many Of the upper counties, when
subscribers may ne supplied, If they think proper
10 wait for that opportunity.
SAMUEL k. JENNINGS.
May 10, 1904. ,v2t