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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
BRITISH FUNDED DEBT.

THE following Statement was laid before the ri,
tih Houie Of Commons BY the Chancellor of the LIZ
'hequer, the oath July laG
l. That the total amount of the puti;r F,ot,
Debt OF Great Britain was, on the m of Febr,,.r
1905, 5G1sO9,97S Of which 67,2S5,gl5l Ia, been
pnrchafed by the Commilloners for the Reduction of
t"e tatIona Debt, ard i9,lsO,567. had been ,rsnf.
terred to them account OF Land T,x r,d.,-,-
ed; leaving Funded Debt unredeened Of $50 80.
1'6l and that the amount OF Annu;ties rbe-,.I
OH Great Britain Caer deducing what have fIIer inl
was on the 1t of February in Short Annuties. aud
4IOl. NO.
2. That the total amount of Public Debf cre,,.I
n Great Britain fer account of Ireland was on the n
OF February, 1903, 22,3f8OOOl. Of which there had
been purcbaiedby the Commiiiorrers for the ref,rl
uon OF the National Debt, 1,l234l5I Ieav;ro q
FUNDED Debt unredeemed of 2i,224 595l. tooetbar
with Long Annuties to the amount of 97OIl
D. That the total amount Of the Public Funded
DeOt created IN Great Britain for account Of the E
Esror OF Germany, was, the III of February Iecq
1'5o2,6S3l. OF which 37j, 1871 had been purcbsted NV
the Conimi.ilcners for the reduction of the N,t;t
iiet,t leaving rnnded DeDt unredeefned of 7I2z
1851. together with Annutes to the amount ,f
2@O,oOo. which viii expire in 1919.
H. has the amount Of the Oulau5ing Demand
unProvded for on 9Th Of January 1903 excuCivev of
ties annually voted, was, 292,63O. That the Defci-
tncy OF Ways and Means for the year 1902 wa
Ifl,45ll making the amount of dcnandsurrrov,;s5 80,
the 9th January, 1909, 761O9Il
o. That the Unfunded Debt, executive of The ,-.:
cpation IN the uiual form Of certain Duties ann-,I,
voted, and Of thoie provided for by the aids OF oI
amounted on the 9Th Of January, 1893. TO 0,4a92lgI
executive al'o of 3OO3,OOOl. advanced bv the BarL
without intereh, for the Renewal OF their Ciarler -
be repaid in 800. ~
6. That the total amount Of the Public Fpo,.5
Debt OF Great Britain, was on the III Of Telr,sr,
1909, 5s3oos,9 7sl. Of which II e9sqG7I. had bsc,
purchaied by the Conmillioners for ,he redr<;c cf
the National Debt and q IN ,Sssl had b,a, t,,-
TERED 10 them on account of and Tax re ..e,,ad
leaving Funded Debt unredesmed Of 494Jc2 s1
and that the amount Of Annui.ies charged on O.,
Britain Otter deduding what have flen inA w.. ~,
the M Of February, IN Short Aniuities and Tor to-,
81 6,563L and in Long Anuuues C47h04l. s,J
that further Debt, amounting to ie,2OO. COOL O.
pal Stock, has been created by the funs ;orroved ~
the prccnt Seiiion OF Parliament.
Z. Ihat the total amount of the Public P,rl
Debt. created n Great Britain, for aceornt of Irs
was, on the lit OF February, 1904, e. sdocOc1 &c
which there he'd been purchded by the Commit
afs ~ the reduction Of the Nltona, j. .f s,o ~
ruities to the amount Of I6,2OGl and fb,t GTr,t.
Debt amounting 20 s,i9o0oC. Capital Stock has tce.,
created 5y irrS borrowed N the prelons srlion IL
Great britain, eA account of Ireland
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
Fan GOoDS.
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

TIE subscriber 5a5 taken n 7eaE If this tens-
L maf foy a rainier IF gears, and has PIT ii in a
sfste Of rby 7o6is5 5seRrs il not inferior to any in this
City, B.fA.t the Tavsyn he b1 driae5ed bqil7ars 7vc
'1lesaffd 10 ecsommoA, b9 7obO aaxous ofgrefs,
privacy bu fageyn gjaaAy e85rh. Tb5ls ieneageais
adsn hr sabe 7uar amt o,r 7vifbin f7ro blle yards
ec Cq@o THY haze dsei4sdaavanfqgs ovsr any otbsr
hot in tits Chy, 7ohJ ygPef7 to epe mir and excellent
7oia.y. lie has GOOD srABLEs ard eouGani Gb6ly ef
B= b5f FORAGE. Hstars bis rpisei 10 bis fyien and
NE ba5Ae, and q6nr,f bcm that no nni4zgjd gaming, mar
any obfr Pya7ies 7obb mqJ any dsgyee, bave iea-
Ntay to df,cy e peace Of bis bo, 7vH es, BIZ permit
ed
EDWARD HlfLLHM
Rie5naq9, ScBtem6er %.
W. B. Hb2pf THIRTY aruDFgS of ID. a.rf Is,ry-
may BE- 7rsH assamma!atd " 7utom eighteen hqqr
atlady engaged. E.. II.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FlE Ja5rriber baVirg fay77ed connection 7cib JoHN
4 l.. LEsUEUR, goJieb zvW commence tie SD day
Of O7Obfr next, in order TO ec bis prsnt bnfa, be 7UW
Thursday tie fourth day Of Oefober next, 10 o'clock,
at bis Store, etr at Public Sale tie qrbOie gbis PrJtat
STOCK OF GOODS;
Ce5Gfigg of-OLD MADEIRA AND .PoRr WINE,
RUIZ, BRANrY, AND GIN,
LOAF AND Brown SUGAR,
LONDON Brown SroUT,
IMPERIAL AND YOUNG HYsoN TEA,
.Asa aLa9f every ar.ie!s in TOE Groec,y line.
james FISHER.
~ Terms ef tic 9Lo7r Eaie--AN fsmy mdyy so dol
iayy, eseaboVs and not eeediag $50 dollars, 90 dlys-
e"dfSr al ar' at,0e so dollars, 12o days-or NOes
rcitJ a3prOVed fep,ify.
PR0SSEP q B1ONCURE, y MS
S7st 90. [2t
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(" HIGHLY IMPORTANT"

HE republican printers throughout this aate are
4 reqneted to fate in their papers, that the ee6ti-
for Electors of PRECEDENT and Vice-Preident of the
United States, will be held the ri Monday of No.
vemnr next at the Court-houle of each county and
corporation in this commonwealth and that the per-
fons choien as Electors to meet the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, on the iirit Weduefday in De-
cember next, to vote for PRECEDENT and Yce-Pre!i-
dent.
September l5-rcplm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03

III Leayd Of Directors, Of ne Bant # Pirgiaa, on
7ba5la!y tie 1870 September, 1904;
. ESOLVED, that the operations Of the Bank COM
N mence Monday the Sth of October.
Resolved that any petlon producing and depofit-
ing at the Bank fcrip Commlioners receipts, for
any number o. flares regularly endorled or ALIGNED
all be entitled receive in his her. or their own
name Names in form finilar to that ufed by the
Commiioners at Richmond, Eating therein the whole
number of flares to which he he they may be en-
titled, and the FUN paid thereon.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Caeier.
September, 19-cptsoa.
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C. o " d I T o N S.

1. The ENQUIRGR will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
III. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENrs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare Ill length,
ihall be inherited for )eVenty5trq'e cents
the irf time, Ejiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion thirty three GENTS;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihsll have their adj
vertilements inherited for ffy cents
the frt time, and tkirty-tbree cents
for every additional iufertiOn.
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FOR RENT,

THE Tenement in eubirb the onceof the
i Examiner zvaS Formerly kept, ftaated on
Mocke Hill Immediately 6siozu tie Ssvan Tavern
TIE Rogic nn6Iot ba5 Iafely undergone a tbsrongb
repair. The R0nd i5/ipPojed tote an excellent one
for Groce,y and Dry Good Store far zvbicb
PM.72ifS the front Room is ns0tiy fitted up. The
G5o7e tenement may be rented zuifb o., zoit5out q
k'fc%en. duplication to be made at tie Office Of
tie Enquirer, Sssf. s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03

NE haze recei7,ed snail additional Gxbbly of
MADEIRA WINE,
|NF hyperion quality, which we offer for Eale
~ by the hogfhead and quarter-caik.
GiBSoW g JEFFERSON.
July Is. eptf
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ADVERTISEMENT.

'WO Bonds, ex,ruf-i TO NE BY CAPT. John Hurt
bearing date, SeefezJer orb, 1909, fer e. II eaeb
ers fzyab'' be 9b September, $685. The of6er tie 9H
SlPtsarby, 1904 l9f miRaia, taksn Of my
f'o5l5;oa J5sqe time in TIE }1H effbe gear 1903.
TIE e@jAs cautioned agziaf taking zTganerts u
5ai5 5aef and fbe (aid Rurh, agaizF paying Item 10
e4yf',js1 bit N.ysJG0r NJ anfborjsd agent.
YINIFRED IVEBB.
Northumberland county, Sept. 30. T3t.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

I7d For Sale at I'm. Pyicbnrd's Bo1k. Stare
NTCLNEY's VIEW or THE CLIMATE AND
' sou OF The UNITED STATES or
AMERICA-with MAPS and Plates.
S-pf. q. ebff
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Or MaDaaa, DRY Lsssoa, o Posr FINE.
ROBERT GORDON q Co.

KOBEKI GORDON . Co.
TTAVE received Iy the .Sfnliana from M1dsi.
\ = ra, 80 Pipes [it7sl old VINE, zvbsJ Ijey al.
/re Bsir friends 3yoOes to BE- eHetiImt-Tbcy bare
eJ6 tgg Pibss, bogs5sa and q1arter-eaRs ORR IS
BON and PORT VINE, i,qported by absmytlvss 9yre7
from Lj1oa and 0Porto
Fan GOoDS.
7b-y baVs ree-iVcd by TIE Cbg,iei ond E1zvgrd fran
Loadon, part IF heir FALL GOODS, aaddiiy exbe7
from Li093oo! and GAgC07v evte2fUe a.loytmeh IF
marty foery article gffaAy imborIeG
Stpton5er %. r53zv;JeS3t
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TlATES's ALMANAC-5oa 1sos-pl5EG.
~ ed By Me5jJ. DoviJ = C9urlaey, mn b.
b0d at IRE Office IF t,5e Enquirer.
SEPTEMBER 10. emf
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FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE ka5 received BY The
w RIP Edsvard Gnd Charles, from L1ndon,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
mtajle 10 tie approaching EaJ3n. He exbe6S an
ADDITIONAL sUPPLY,
10 .omsieat bis a95rtmsnf, nv The Zip Saily from
LoHdon, and L0tona from Lfzerbosi zvbjcb he
qoiHdj[,o)f 2fou biz n'1ui iozU terms.
Sept. s. eff
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a WET NURSE

q WET NURSE.
NTANrED to hire or purchase, Wet Nurfe
~ without child OF her own. Enquire Of the
Printers. Au2uit ST
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4 PETITION will Be Prefen.ed to the next Gene
I raj Ah,nbly, to etablifb a FERRY from the
l11is Of PETER RvsT, in Richmond County, to his
the iad RUsr's land, IN LGc1 County.
September I5.--{ 3mcp.
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GHERRY WINE, IF an ereeile7f qnalify, in
- Plej END kaLf pipr5--t5r I7ic by
SIMUEL Ef1ERS.
Sc5hS. S9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03

The following Statement was laid before the Fri,
thh Hovie Of Commons BY the Chancellor of the FSD
cheqner, the 2ith July laGl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
Land for Sale,

T AM disposed to sell MY traa of land in the
county Of Amelia. Viereon at present rcsile,
containing 40 acves. j is advantage ousiy situ-
ated on the north side of NVsst creek. ius- above
its junction with Deem creek. There is on this
trad about 23J acres Of cleared land, under gooJ
fences. and in good farming condition, the balance
sands woods and of prime Tnbaccoquaiity --
The creek. by which 1t is bounded on the sou,h }
has considerable qlansiy Of swamp land attach.
Ell to IT., which iD0unds with fine Iarge tinroer Of
white OAK poplar, ASH. &c and lies convenient e
ncusl T. every part of tie PLANTATION - furnish
Taii, wtout cutting any Of ,he high lard 'fner-
IS also about ~ aces nf ,irst va med low land
which lies in Que body, beautifully sitsa' ed. AMI
produces na,lrM Grass sabc'c1, to winter one
hundred mead oC tdttie annual y---abuut ~ aces
of this meadow IS yes .a'p"d, and the balance
ma be- put in tnr same situation with but lif'ie
trouble or cxpen5s--it maybe ascessary 10 observe
thar no part OF j, q, liable ,ot1oy, oesit BEING
COZ slerable distance from lIe creek, and suifci
emily dry 20 produce either Tobacco Or Corn The
improvements c0nsis Of new dwelling house,
81 feet by 10, win a brick chimney at each end,
. rooms below and rooms aud passage above
stairs, also a com nodious cellar with IRE place
underneath the house, a smosehouse and Kitchen,
all Of which are newly painted or the out side,
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who ave inclined to purchase such pro.
perry are invited 20 view the premises, which
presume viii be a better recommendation than a.
NJ hing can say
viii 'rea, With any gentleman privately until
the irs day of Judy, on which day IT. will he sold
a. public sale. on the premises. IS not previously
disposed Of atpriva-e sale Thetcrms viii be one
half cash when possession is given (Which will
bs when dcmanded) and the other half in twelve
mouths--to secure the payment Of which 4 deed
Of trust on ihe property vii, be required There
hal t.r. ~.
t.es' part Of the plantation, which the purchaser
sray take or take also prime iaoorcrs which
Re NAV have the balance OF the year--Applica,ion
20 nc made to the subscriber, on the premises.
!. RJBEETSOE.
= l1Dic'ia. lss February, 1901 of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

e-77 Advertisements, ~iot eccsediag0 square
in length, are inserted in fhiS fdher fc,. seven-
fy-fU GEMS the first time three doiiurs for
three ryeetS C tinsS) aad for eveyy adti-
sio,ai insertion thjrty-ffree cents. Long mes
in che sane trotiorG;on--SolieSs special corr
frorf Be rr0ie bn the n1,ir.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

This is the bill, introduced at the in.
stance OF Mr.. Nicholson, with view to a
more economical and beneficial arrange
ment IN relation to the national ships laid
! up in ordinary.
| MIR. Leib moved an additional section,
virtually abolishing the office ofleutenant
colonel commandant of the marine corDs.
andauthorising the President to make such
other reductions of the subordinate officer,
as he may think fit.
The object of the bill being reform of
the expenses attending the naval establish.
msnt' the measure contemp ated by the a.
mendment was, in his opinion, very pro-
per one TO be answered by it. The bill,
he said, contemplated the annual saving,
In the single article Of provisions of 900
dollars by abolishing the office OF lieute-
nant colonel commandant saving OF 900
dollas in addition would be made-This
officer made, il appeared, all the contracts,
and it would be seen by documents before
the house, that while the price of the rati-
on in the War department was 5 cents,
that fixed BY this officer vas go cents
the difference made the sum of $3.50 dol
lars a year--It would also be seen thae
exorbltant sums were expended inpostage
and fuel; in the single article Of postage
$50 dollars had been expended in three
months.
This amendment WAS agreed to-Aycs
81.
Mr.. Eustis moved new section for the
allowance to captains holding themselves
in readiness To enter the service the same
ra,ons they are entitled by law 10 receive
when in actual seryice-DIsagreed to.
Ays 37-Noes As.
The committee rose, and the house a.
greed to lne amendment Of Mr.. Lclb with.
out division.
Mir. Jackson moved new section for>
the allowance to cap aims required 10 h2Ad
themselves IN readi.4eSs OF the same ra;ions
they are entitled TO receive when in actu-
al service.
Mr.. Nicholson supported iae amsld.
meni, to whch the house agreed-Ayes
44-Noes 80; when the Bit was ordered
10 third reading tomorrow.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the bill 10 authorise ,ne payment
OF drawbacks on goods exported from The
places therein mentioned.
Mir. Rodney moved new So ction TO the
bill placing goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the distr6t Of Delaware on
the same footing as TO the receipt Of dlaw-
backs OH expectation 90 aoy foreign conn
Try, after having been conveyed cy land,
with those imported into ihe district of
Phiiadel2hia, New York or Baltimore.
Mr.. Eustis opposed, aid Mr.. Rodney
replied.
Carried.
Whenthe committee rose, andttc house
ordered The bill TO third reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
THURSDAY, FEB. %.

An engrossed bill 10 allow drawback oc
duties on goods, wares and merchandise,
transported by laud in the cases therein
mentioned, was read the third tune and
passed.
An engrossed bill supplementary 10 the
act providing for naval peace esla6lisl-
ment was read the third time.
MIR. Varnum moved TO recommit il toa
committee Of the whole, for the purpose OF
striking out the section allowing ratens 10
captains ordered 10 hold thcmsclyes IN rea.
diness.
This motion was supported by Messrs.
Narnum, Bedinger, Sloan. Smilie, Holland
and Elmer; and opposed by Messrs. Nj
chUlsOn, Jackson and Eustis; or winch
the Yeas and Nay being called. we're Yeas
63-Nays 81. The house went into conn
miitec, who disagreed to the above section
Ayes 55-NOes 81, The bili was after
wards brought in, in an engrosscd form,
emitting this section, and assed--Ayes
65.
An engrossed bill providing G3r thc re.
gisterinR, recording, and enrolling .bips
or vessels in the district OF Orleans was
read the third time, and pas:-d-Y cas- go
Mays 81.
A message was received from the Sc
nate stating their having passed. with -
mcndment, the bill Tor the relief OF Samuel
Corp.
The house conCurrcd.
A message was received from the Sc
nate stating their Disagreement, 10 ths hr,t
amendment of the house to The 5'I pro, d.
ing for registering ships in the disunct OF
Orleans; and their agreement 10 the o.
theramendments.
Ona motion 90 recede from the FIRST n
mcndment, the house diided-Ayes 4s--
Noes rs.
The house went into committee Of the
whole-Mr. Dawson in the ciair--on the
post office hill.
After making several amendments The
committee rose and asked leave to SIC u
gain, which was granted.
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The Cele3raIea AMglish Si4llao5l,

7 ATE the property cf his grace yhs Duke OF
Il Bedford, and size Of Spectator, Tavlntula.
Jenny, Spinner, Crecper. pheuix Hospitality, &c.
will stand the ensuing season, near FarmviIle At
Ten Cnineas and a Dollar 20 the groom soc each
mare. Tine season viii commsnce the 6rat day
Of March mex and end the ist day OF August fo:-
lowing extensive pastmage OF superior quality
will be fnrni hed gratis and the greatest attention
paid, but responsibility for acc ents or escapes
The money will be eNpefted tor the season a. such
mares Us are pasture,i before they are removed,
and notes seut with those Jhat are no. 70 be left
with the horse, payable the Is, OF Ru%us5 next.
Apply TO RICHARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph.
BharTs, Jan. Is, 1894. within
2. $. Farntvi,ie is 3 miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and S. from Carersvde. Mares fed
&c re4uis-sd.
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A great Bargain may Be

hal in re &ACr 60 LAND whercon the sub
scriner. lives within one mile of CharIottes-
vile con'ainng sp wards of nine hundred acres.
the property of James Monroe, Esq. pare of
which is good tobacco land, the balance well cal
cuated for farming. The improvements are TWO
small brick houses With cellars, framed kitchen
with two lire places, meat house. stable, carriage
house and barn--,here is an orchard of excellent
apples. peaches, ne6tarines, cherries, damsons aud
plum >s-the whole may he purchased together,
or divided in lots TO purchasers
wish also to dispose of claim of his in Ken
lucky of twenty thousand acres, TO which spe-
cia warranty will be made, some of which is near
" as rich rs any in the there is on this tract
some appearance Of Iron ore, supposed to contain
valuable salt water, With ineXhaustible quantities
of pit coal A reasonable time of payment would
be allowed the purchaser or purchasers for either
of the above tracts, Ola paving pare, and securing
the balan-e The purchase money. Cash. good
bonds, or liqudated accounts of Col. Monroe's
will be received IN payment.
Jas. LEWIS, Agent for
James Monroe.
Feb. o5.h. 1894 w6t
NIB The subscriber has several species OF pro
perty of his own 20 dispose of, all or any par of
which shall be applied to the payment of Col
Monroes debts. J. l.
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VIKG{VIl:
1t n Superior Couyt Of
ClaHcsry ter tie Rfchmona District,
Sehfe1,brr c8th. 1908.

''fNHtcfH ,|CF' tNc 'tfCNSttfit$ .LtStIfCEs
Se1ifember eSth, 1903.
BErwEeH
Thomas Harr's, Billy Harris and Augustine
Harris, chiiiren OF John Harris. deceased,
AVD pilintts
Stephen Trevilan executor Of Thomas Trevi-
lian who was executor If John Harris. de-
ceased, Beverley Z Robinson executor Of wa =
liam Harris, deceased vino was also an exc
cuto, of the said John HARRIS. William CIV
executor of George Guy. deceased, Joseph
RIcheson and William Taliafcrro aud An
thony Thornton executors OF Walker Tall
aierro, deceased, defendants.
'1E defendant Joseph Ncheson no, having
Z entered his appearance and given security
according 10 the aa of assembly aud the rules OF
this court, AMI II appearing lie satisfaction of
the court that he is inhaDitant of this conn-
try: On the motion Of The plaintiffs by their coun-
sci, Il is orderel, thar the said deferdan; do ap-
pear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the hill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
OF this Jrisr be forthwith inserted in some news
paper ia the city Of R;chmot.A for two months
successfully, and posted AZ .ne front door Of the
capitol in said c.ly.
Il Copy.
Ieste,
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p. TINsLEY. c. c.
Unitea States 9fAmsrica,

WOYEMBER YIHbE 1903.
James Muse, pitt , III C5suczy,
AGAINST ptgH
William Coa,esand other5, 1eets. ) In Iqjpgcios.
'Cug defendant William Coates. 10, having en-
tered his appearance and given security ifeori
ing TO . rule Of ttisco,uf, aod r. appearing 20 the
satisfaction OF the court shat he is not An nhabi-
tant Of this distria On .he motion Of the plainti4
By his counsel IL is orevet tina; the s.iJde fend
an, DO appear here on the FIRST day Of tho next
term, and answer rhe paatiH'- bill sud that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
one OF the newspapers published in ,he city Of
Richmond for two m'n'hs successiyey, and post
ednpatthe front door OF the caP,soiinGe said cty
a Copy,
Teste,
-, c,-.r-
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r I c X E T S
In tbe aboSe Lottery. for SILE u; S. Peasants
B3ot Stare
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
70 REN'I, Il I'HREK STORY
BRICK HOUSE,

Near the Market bridge, well situated for dry
or wet goods store, with good Accommodation for
a fsn'ily.--For further particulars enquis. OF III
Printer.
Rshmond, March 2, l9ot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
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scr.ber, in the ,Dpev end Of Nottowav county
on the 3lst dav of O6ober last, u NEGRO MAJ,
named ISA &C, lbGur > or % wears old, rztne,
an under size and moderately spare. has ratrPro
hoarsc and lay Kind OF voice ana speech and ap.
10 compel you 70 repeat before ne wal! give an Ill.
swer rather small e 60, hasa kind Of hitch ifwei
observed, III one les or hipin walking, rather
yellow black comp sion, and has toe marks of
smart whppirg purchased him about May,
1902, and ir,vc understood he was purchased when
a small boy by a MIR Dcupree Of Charlotte coun.
~, aad that he raised in FORK Town, that re
ran away some years ago and was secured III Y riS
jail AMI was IN Richmond jail about the time of
GaD,iePs insurrettion, and that he had been i'll
Notoway Jail some time before that 1t is there.
fore uncertain which way lie may bend his course
j have meyer heard from him since his eiopomenr
Any person who viii deliver him 20 ne, or secure
him SO that get him. shall be generously reward.
ed, and any information will be thankfully re-
ceived. All persons fosewamcd TO hgybor
the said slave 10 convey him out Of this STATE
st their peril.
JAMES DUPUY, Jr.
Peach Grove, Jan II, 1901 W.T.