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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30

IN pursuance of the direction contained in the
! annexed 9th section of the a9 entitled, &" An
act for Incorporating the Bank Of Virginia" the
undersigned Commissioners in and for The city
of Richmond, do hereby give notice, that the
sum of three hundred thousand dollars has been
actually received on account of the Capital Stock
of tlie said Bank; and that Thursday the 5Ih of
July ensuing is the day appointed for proceeding
to the choice of Directors, which day the
stock holders requested to meet 1T the Capitol,
at ten o'clock, for that purpose.
Z. CdyyrHton,
Ro5eIt Pollard,
Geo. Jefferson,
Philip Norborne Nicholas,
9'boni0s Rutherford,
Benjamin Hafcbey,
TanieS Il. Leitc5.
'1une lid, 1904.
Sec. 8. And be IL tautber enacted, That on the
hrst day OF June next, and every thirty days
thereafter, if the subscription shall not be sooner
, closed, the commissioners appointed at Norfok ,
Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Winchester, i,aun-
ton and Lynchburg, shall respectively transnii,
and deliver 70 the commissioners appcn'eo in
and Zen the city of Richmond, list of the several
Subscribers, 1t such places asp, ctiveiy and OF
the share or shares to eSch GnG every Subsc her
belonging, together with the full amount oil sub
soriptiou money BY the commissioners respective
q - iSNSANSN a. alOASsdiN lOI dii.oAhl thN
receipt in wiring of the said commissioners ap-
! poin'ed i'll and for the said ciiy OF Richmond, OF
of ma ority of them, shall be sufficient acquit-
lance and discharge TO the persons respectively
paying the same and as soon as the sum ofrhree
i hundred thousand dollars the manner afore
, said shall be actually received on account OF the
subscription 10 the said capital stock % the SAM
Bank, nouce thereof shall be gwen by the COM
missioners appointed in and for the city of itich
! mond, or majority of them, i'll at least twopub
lie gazetes printed in the said CITY OF Richmond
< the same persons shall, At the time, notify
a time and place within the said city, at the dis
J ance OF twenty days from the time of such noti-
hca'iOn, for proceeding to the choice of directors
and it shall be lawful for such election to be then
and there made, and the fourteen persons WHO
/ shall then and there be chosen together with tine
treasurer for the time being, shall be the first di
re6tors, and shall be capable OF serving until the
| first Monday in January thereafter, by virtue OF
such choice, or until their successors shall be du.
! iy elctted; and rhe said directors shall forthwith
! thereafter commence the operations of the sale
Bank he city of Richmond
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
BURR MILESTONE
MAMHRdC7ORY.

B.d-NUEdC1Okf.
THE subscriber takes this mode of returning his
thanks to his former patrons, and informing the
public in general, that he has (by desire OF his
friends) recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING of BURR MILL-STONES and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma
terials, and having had sixteen years experience
In the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes 20 be able 20 give sa,i5fa aiou
to his employers.
The siones he will warrant 10 be as good As a.
ny in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEN
MOCK, Norfolk Capt. WILLIAM CHAMBEas,
Staunton; Mr. WIL,hAM HAY, Wythe couaty,
or Mr.. RonERr MooRE, Petersburg, shall oe ou-
ly attended TO, aud country produce received in
payment, 1T the customary prices.
NJ TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
TO the above business and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. i9,h, 1903. (tf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER ef PARIS,
in stone or ground, for the improvement ofland,
with directions for the use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
FOR SHE,
A Tract of Land.

Lying IN the North Garden, in Albemare county,
containing 1000 acres, adjoining the Lands #
Stephen Moore, William Wocd, and the ia,e
William Cole, dec within eighteen miles Of War.
rem, and the same distance OF Milton. There IS
on this Land 4 new Barn 10 by 81 feet i GOOD
Overseer's House, and Houses for the accommo.
daiion OF fifteen or twenty Negroes. The over
seer's House, with Il little expense, may be rem
dered very comfortable for small family. A.
bout half the Land is cleared, the greater part Of
which is ia good order for cultivation, and 2 con.
siderable Part Of 1t fresh aud well adapted to he
culture Of -orn, wheat and tooacco.
Any person inclined to purchase, oy applicant
on TO the overscer on the premises, will he shewn
the Land. The terms Of sale will be, one fourth
part OF the purchase money paid on tho first day
oil June, 1905, and the balance ia three equal an.
nual payments from thar day. each instament 10
carry interest from the day Of sale, if not pun6u,
ally paid. Bond with approved security. togc
Their wi h a deed Of trust on the Land, will be
required OF the purchase, to secure the payment
For further par iculsrs apply TO the subscriber,
living al Scotch-Town, in Hanover county.
Il the above Land is not sold before il will he
offered at Public Sale TO the highest bidder, on
the terms before mentioned, on the 23d dav r (
August next, if fair, IL not, the next fair day
In either case, the purcha,er will have leave to
seed wheat as soon after tbs, lime as he ma,
choose, and may be furnished with ihe crop OF
Corn, &c. that MAJ be made on ,he plantation
this yeaT-say from two TO tlrree ruad,ed barrels.
JOHN vi. SHEPPARD.
Scotoh-Town, May 5Oth, 1903 tbs
Tie survey by which the turnpike road from
StSunton 20 the Point Of Fork is run, goes irame.
tia'ely through 'he land above men ioued, convc.
nieHt TO hanGsOnze sieaa.i0u for builairg, and
GOA wafer. !. NJ. s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
w. peasants.

Mr.. RrdsdntS,
7 OBSERVE in your paper Oflaa week, a Mort
i piees addreiied To the public by Mr. Joha
Mosby. who fays he was RATED in Powhatsn;
being alto NAT We OF that place, and not having
ever heard OF perfon OF that name but myielf,
prefuue thar there foule who may iuppoie III.
TO bc the author Leieuy untavorab!e ;mpreiiioa
Mould have arifen in The minds o! any from iuch
a iurpo['iou, and alto deenng it an indiipsnCa-
bic duty, which owc to my frienus as well my
fe'J ,ocosnteraet any fueh impreiiicnsi beg you
TO ir'ert this IN your paper. Should any more
publications appear with the fame Ggnaturc,
would ,hsnk you to dase them At Tome place 70
as to leave no doubt with relpea TO the author /;
~ the doing OF which you will o6ge, FIR, yours,
10EN GARLAND DIOSB1,
s,udent of VIM u Mary College.
William ibrrr, tune III 1904 2w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
~ '6s C0cerao- ef TIE Commonwealth of Virginia
4 PROCLAMATION.

NTHERE AS il is represented 10 the Execu.
w tive thar Israel Wilkinson, who was COM
united to the Jail ofthe distriGi of Staunton, char
ged with horse stealing, hath escaped from the
said Jail nave therefore thought lit With the
advice of the council of state to issue this pl oca-
nation, hereby Offering reward of trJy dollars to
any person orpersons who snail appreend AMI
convey 10 the said district jail Of Staunton The
said Israel Wilkinson. And / GO moreover re-
quire all officers civil and military aud exhor the
good people of this commonwealth 10 use their
best endeavors 10 ap2rehend and convey 10 the
jail aforesaid the said Israel wilkinson
Given under my hand with the seal of he COM
L. S. Inonweallh annexed IT Richmond. this 3ist
day of March, 1894
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
JOHN PAGE.

SaifEilkiason is G60ut "A Years oj age, upwards
Of six jeei big5 md large an pr9bo'noRi las etAk
red BAR. yp6ic5 be coHtpir kerb fie though it is
NOT veyg Lug. ana 5as same lY eckles IN bis taee
be vOas ciofIeIm blue ,oRaaa6om, blue sT,7ot,
neIyl ne1O, strife! pm'aloons y olive c7io-ed select
or fancy card. AM tAiH .uDlAer 1pastcoat, bur nor
bdytioHa,iY rec0iiectex
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
Mediterranean Pa05orts.

NOTICE is rereby given, that it has been
Y deemed eXpediet 10 change the form of the
Mcdi ertanedn Passport issued 10 vessels of the
United States; thar from the eighth day Of July
next those of the new form will be issued al the
custom houses TO every vessel, for which appiica
ton may be made on i compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and susrendering the former
passports OF which she may be possessed, If any,
IN which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange and tna' by an arrangement u
greed upon 10y the Barbary powers, wih whom
we are AZ peace. either the Old the new form
Of passport will be u6cisnt to protect the vessels
of the United STATES, from capture until the LIST
Of July 1905, af'er which the old form or passpor,
will be unavailable and tie new one i one IN use.
Department Of : ate ,
23d OF Nav, 1864 {
The Printers oftbe Ga5rs If The United C.stes are
reaeste to irserf fbe oJoce IN try Caaerfss ry,ee
5yeek 'oy TIE sbace 81 SIX m9nfts ard IRE C,iee-
tors Of fbe Customs 10 keep eo9ies Of it Posted up
in their c5iceS.
luHc / ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
BY tie Governor Of tbs eoy.monweaitb Of Virginia,
a PROCLAMATION.


AZ HEREAS 1t is represented TO the Execu- |
Wv tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert |
Peirson, confined for horse stealing, and Cullen
DemmoH confined for murder in the second de
gree, have 1.-THE two former for the second time)
escaped from the penitentiary. Ihave therefore
thought fit, with the ADVICE ofthe council OF state
d issue this proclamation, hereby Offering
ward of one hundred dollars for each Of the con-
vifs so escaped, to any person or persons who
shall apprehend ana conv ey them or either ofthem
20 the peniten,'ary. Aud do moreover require
ali officers cvii AVID military, and eXhort the good
peore the commonwealth to use their best
beavers 10 apprehend and convey to the peniten-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
| Peirson ana Cullen Dcmmory.
| Given under my hand with the sea! of the COM
L. s. monweaiti' annexed AZ Richmond, this 3lst
| day OF SIarch. 1904.
Signed, JOHN PlGE.
! Joseph Caldwell, conviSted of horse stealing at
the district court of Washington May 1902 born
| in the county of Charlotte, 5 feet IL inches high,
81 years old, fAlr complexion, dark hair and blue
! eyes, has bad coun;enance, and when spoken 10
cannot look you iii the race.
I RO5ert Peirson, convicted of the same offence
a the distr q court ofthe Sweet Springs. O9obes
1902 born IA me county Of otetourt, feet high.
% years old, fair compl e%ion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes, very Thin visage, and has dow n looi> also
I has the appearance ofDad health.
Cullen Demmory. dark mu'atto, convt:leti of
murder in the second deg,oe, at the district court
Of SuhJit. MAY, l301 born in tine county OF
Southampton, feesS IL inches high, u ears
old, black hair and black eyes, anG very ,hn Wis.
| sc.
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the peni,entiAry the 1Gih 81 April last and were
retaken in the counties OF 8otetorg 8. Washing
ton. aud were both tried Tor escaping and scn,cn.
ced two years additional confinement; the
former by the district court of Washington in
Sept last, aud the latter by the district court held
at the Sweet Srrings in O6t following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
SLATE QUARRIES !!

THE lac Distressing i've in Norfolk, as well
as several Others IN other lar~e and weAlthy COM
meicial towns (Which no doubt will incline the
sufferers in houses, to seek for coverings in re-
building. the most secure against the external APP
prcaches of that, too often d,eaiCul elenent) in
duees the subscriber once more to offer for sale, his
S n r. E Q n r les;
Living or James River, near the mouth of Slate
River, about sixty miles above tive city of Rich
mond.--The quality of this Slate, the subscriber
ventures 10 affirm, has never been surpassed by
any yet discovered and the quantity will not
be doubted, when viewed by any one Judge in
thar article. The situation Of these Quarries,
immediately or av gabe water, and their scarci
y 10 other quarters, particularly IN similar siua-
items, giving almost the entire monopoly m this
country to their owner, render them an obje6t
worthy tie attention Of tie entcrpriziDg and in
dustriOuS They may be had for any kind
Of secure and productive paper or other property
las the subscribers situation and the other avo-
cations render it inconvenient for him 70 attend
to their working Bot, should they not be mme-
diately disposed ofin the manner proposed. which
he confesses he would prefer for the reasons as
signed, the subscriber proposes working them to
4 considerable extent, as soon suitable work
men can be obtained from the northern states-..
when he eu'cr-ains not the slightest doubt from
tie Circumstance ofthe navigation from the very
quardes) he viii be able to furnish Slate at
much cheaper rate than thar article is now brought
from Europe, or can possibly be furnished from
any part Of this country, where any Land. carriage
IS 10 be employed.
JOHN NICHOLAS.
Albemarle. June IS. 1904, 8
80 Mr.. prichard, who has seen the above
Qaarries, and IS a Judge Of that article, will give
aoy information aud his opinion respecting them,
20 any one inclined m treat with the sul,sr rfo
Bali anu Delivery BouIy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
JOHN PAGE.

The above David Bowman is near feet higl.
about IS years af age. ligh short hair, m UGH pit
ted with the small poX, has large grey eyes, and
down look. His clothing when lie escaped was
blue lnIsey hunting shirt green wai5lcoat, coun-
try linen oyeralls. blue yarn stockings, and new
wool hat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
ThIrtY Dollars Reward,

DESERTED from the Public Guard, DAM
Ell KYZER, stout, well made, good looking
man, about six feet one inch high, very much
pittsd with the small pox, born in Philadeiphia,
andis about thruy.five years of age. His clothes
are new, and consisted Of black hat, blue short
coat, with red cape and cuffs and lined with the
same, blue vest and oenabur9s pan,aloons.
ALEX AMBER OUABRIER, C P c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30

SWE the fubleribers, Judges of the General
w Court, have purfuant 20 law allotted the
Judges Of the respective Difria Courts ssiolIow
JofePh Jones and Robert White FIGURES, to the
Diaricts Of Wineheler, Hardy and Monongalia
Cour,houie;
Jofeph Prentis ard William Mellon, junior, e.
quires, TO the Diaries Of Richmond, Petersburg,
Brunfwiek Courthouie snd Suffolk
PAIL Darlington junior and Edmund Winaon,
elqur.s, 20 the ID Gri6ts of Prince Edward Court
houfe, FraukIin Wshington Courthoufe. and the
Swee, Springs ia 9otetouyt county
John Tyler dud Fraaeis + Brooke, efqpires, TO
the Diirias Of Northumberland, King 3, Queen,
Williamsburg and Aecomsek Courthouies--And
Richard Parker ard Archibald Stuar, efquises,
to Stauuton, Charlottesville, Frederick burg and
Hayuarket Diaries at the next Cueeeediug terms
thereof.
Wtuels our hands and feal, this twelfth day Of
June, oae thouiand eight hundrec and four.
JOS: Prenlis, (Seal.)
Rtch'd Farker, CSeaLJ
Us JyHcs, (StuL.
Nm. Nelson, jr. CSeaf }
.Hrch'd. Stuait, CScai. }
Foncis 7. Brooke, CS,aL }
Publilhed b order Of the Judge.
WILSON ALLEN, c.c.c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
Match Race


WTtLL be run al Amelia Courthouse ON Thur.
day the l2th day Of July next one Quarter e
q nile for One Thousand Dollars, between NJ.
Qnnn Morton's horse Cow Driver, and Mr..
DANIEL Wilson'S horse WhiTpcrwm
WILLIAM +. ECCLESTON.
June II, 1904. oo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
BY tie GOverMo5 # fbe Commonwealth ef Vn ginia
A PROCLAMATION.

a FKOOLA N AII()N.
yETHKREAs 1t is Represented TO the Executive
w that DdYID BOV MN who was lately
convic.ed of murder IN the second deg:ce by the
district court holden IN ,he county OF Hardy, hath
made his escape from the sheriff os said county
when conducting him The said Bowman frorl he
jan of the said district 20 the Penitenuary have
therefore thought fit. with the advice OF the
council Of state, issue this proclamation hereby
offering q reward OF oTE HUNDRED DOLLARS
u any person or pcrsons who shall apprehend
and convey TO the SAID di.uia jail of Hardy The
said David Bowman. And / do moreover le-
quire al! officers civil and military and exhor, the
good peope of the commonwea itl to use tleir
best endeavors to apprehend ard convey TO the
ds'ritt jail aforesaid The said David Bowman.
Given Under my hand with tie seal of the
L. S. commonwealth annexed, az Richmond, llis
30;h day OF May, 1904.
(Siguedf JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30

Richmond, June IS, 1901.
OUR clients in the Court Of Appeals " III DER.
~ ceiye that the foregoing orders require IA, l.
euIar duties, expenses and attention which were
not expected, when we were retained by ,nem.
rs we cannot fail to comfy with these reruisiti-
Gus OF The court, without danger TO tneiT interest
ana the rule that causes shall be tried according
to their standing Oh the docket, renders It ncces
Sary tna' We should be constantly present. and
reaay Tor the argument--we trust that our clients
WI" see the proPricty of an adequate con .ensl.
ton for services
PHILIP NORBORNG NICHCI as.
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
JOHN WICKHAM.
GEORGE HAY
DANIEL CALL
JOHN WARDEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30
Robert GrecnhOw,

Which he offers on as low terms as they can be
ahord@d at. His well known very general as
sortment, made complete by such aniv ais, rem
ders it unnecessary 10 STATE, thar almost eyerv
article, usHssily found Ia He,caAti.c houses may
be Ia his which being purchase of the manu-
taetursrs themselves, with cash, may be relied on
IS good in quality and modern Ia fashion, IS I
ny imported. To his distant ca toners, assur-
ances are reiterated that every possible attention
will De invariably paid to 'he,' orders. lie still
retains his inclination formerly expressed, of re-
firing from business, and again offers, as wcil his
present whce stock in trade, as what he has or
dercd from different parts of Great Britain, 10
make complete his winter assortment on terms
! thai wal be found advantageous TO the puIcha.
ser; which being large enough with prorriety 70
admit Of = division the business might be SO e.:.
tended, as to meet with ease the payment of the
diiferen, insamens S. On Sue 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30

Is j. a n X * y l. )
Tor SALE ~ tb,s C6se
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-30

VII be presented 70 the next General Assembly
4 Virginia, praying for amendment of. or re
peal OF an act passe, at heir last session, emitted
g An act for improving the Naviga ION OF James
River" Ric5mord Nay %. 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03

1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, 1900
N. 3. Prizes fubjeSsed 60 deduction Of &fseen per
e1t.
This lottery has been authorized by the egaature Of
Virginia for the audabe purpofe of erecting icminary
of learning the metropolis this fate. With
this view contemplated rafe 10000 dollars. and
2eo dollars in 7ddition for defa5ng the e1penees at.
tepdanr drawing the lottery Gtzcns Of the frt re-
fpeaabity have been feeSsed taees and they have
pledged themtelves ufe their umot excrtons
nv it into effect. The ichsmc has the advantage of Civ
ing 20 each adventurcr chance for onc very large prizes
yha the proportion of prizea blanks 70 great as to
invite the friends of the intended ntaon partake of
theotery, with very little ri of their becoming loofcrs
The treaurer of this aate be appointed 20 receive the
money for the tickets they fold and co pay thea
opne OF the prizes the fortunate adyenturers lr is
believed that the above confederation, will induce rapid
e of tickets and the drawing will commence as ioon as
iufeieut number fall be fold TO authorize (which It
it believed will be on the ieeond MONDAY ia December
next.
Richmond January 81, 1904. 60
- TICKETS to be had Of Ro~
bert Pollard, DR.. !, peterborough,
Jun. VIM. Price, reg. Samuel Plea
lants, Jun. and Wm. PrichsFd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
To Rent,

he two aory BRICK HOUSE on the corner Q
wolfe and Uaion Streets, at prelcnt in the occu-
nancy Of the Sublcriber--poaefion will be lmlns-
liassly given. Attached to this property are
kitchen. iuloke hoair, fable, and two large gar.
de6s. The ftuation for private family Is as
delirabls "a any in Alexandr''.
Robert KIRK.
sr CAUTlON.-Th perlons
whs have been in the hsbit ef taking SAN y from
OF the above premlies, Without the advtftiiet's
permifioa, are fo,swar~ed froma REPETITION OF IT,
as every faturs sra(psaer viii certainly be pro-
feeused r. KIRK.
March 3. a. eoloN e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
MAHDGANY FURNITURE.
IOHN B. TAYLOR.
Cab5ast MAXI.
Cabinet Make.

Kiag-Sfrset, next dear our one to ff1e f1St'sf-
ing Office Of the A9Dertiser,
Has received from The mandatory ct Coleman
& Taylor, Baltimore, PLAIN AND ELEGANT
FURNITURE, conGains Of
Celefett fde boards, fde board tables with
marble tops, secretaries, book cafes, bureaus.
work tables, candle Rsnds, card tables, dining
and breaGlaA tables, which he Offers FOR fale low
He respectfully cffsrs his lergice to the public
generally. Ali orders il,all be puoauaIy at.
ended 10. JANIS dsteo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-03
s A L E S.

To be fold on a credit Of fix months, " Public
Auction, on Mondsy the 18th day Of April
next, hefo,e The front door Of Geofge Viii
hams'a Tavern, in the town or Dumfries, the
following property, VIZ.
A TRAIT Of Land
nesr Dumfries, On the tide water OF poweli's
creek, called Cedar Grove, containing about
600 acres, with houies and Others improvements,
One moisty ola Tra& Of LAND
on Cbappawamfc creek, with houlrs, Guafric'
and free tonc, &c, thereon.
A Houle and Lot in Newport,
gPosoaa2c) No. fs Two Lots wish Store
aouie. Sheds, Wharf, &c. in the fame place,
Nos. IS ard l6.
One of two undivided Lots in the
town OF Geneva, rats Of Ne4 York.
And the Routes and Lots IN Dunn
flies, now occupied By James Smith, sod ~
applying TO whom any further particulars VII
be made known respecting the aforementioned
pronerty which Will be !oid under the fupcr~
interchange and diseaior Of Timothy Brundige.
This fale Is 70 BE made in purfuance of an
order Of the Coma, Gionczs Of Bankruptcy fitting
ON the cafe of James Smith, Bankrupt, IN
conf4queace of mortgage entered into by 'hs
faid :ames Scnih ca the 6th day ct January,
ssos, to the Eabicgioess 10 ieCure the payment
of tie fun of money, 10 the mortgage desd mea-
stoned.
Bona and iecurity IS 10 DC takes fer the pns
shsl. u,oney, AID tie legal siie is 70 remain IN
the fad Be thune and Smith, uHtii the ial1e pus-
shsie money be fully Paid
DIVE BETEUNE,
by bis Attorney Jas. Jno. Margarap.
ANDREW SMIrn,
by his Attorosy Jas. Jno. Marsa'un
a. The foregoing advertisement is
approved of by re
Afance Of the Crediscrx in the cafc Of James
Smith, Bankrupt.
Dumfrics, March IS. eods