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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

tTktNsLATi0E
Ex,raa from Proclamation Au-d BY DeEalinas
General in Chef o! the indigenous Amy a, St
Domingo, on or about the 10Th of January lac.
TIE FIN Tear Of the LsaepsnSeaes
gtbs Ps4kg H4y.
T" Cir,zss. CousrarMEs,
6 have airmblcd on this folemu
day ,hoie brave military men, who, on the
eve Of co!;eding the lat breath Of liberty
have lavibed their blood TO fave it. Thoie
generals who have guided your efforts a.
gaintt tyranny, have not done enough for
your happinefs. The French name till
hang your country with mourning eve-
~ thing traces back the membranes of
the cruelties ofthat butchering people
Our laws, our manners, our towns, all
fill wear the French imsge-what do l
fay there exits Frenchnen in our Hand,
and YOU think yonrfelves free and indie
pendent Of that republic, which it is true,
has cousbatedagaina all nations, but which
has never vanouilhed thofe who would be
free.
All what victims of credulity and in
-dElgencc during fourteen ycars-Van-
cui!hsd, not by French arms, but by the
decei.fni cloquence Of the Proclamations
ofthe;r agents. When ihall we get tired
of breathing the fame air with them !!
What have we in common with people
who commit fuch cruslties? Their CO.
Jour 70 greatly different from ours,
the extent Of the feas which feparate
us, our avenging clime-all tell US fluff.
GENTLY theyarc not our brothers-that
they never will become 70 and that if
they find refuge amongf Us, they will Till
be the plo.ters of troubles and diyiiions.
Indigenous Citizens, men, women,
girls and children !; cait your eyes around
every part Of this iiland feek you therein
your wives, your huibands, your brothers.
your filters ?-what do | lay-feek you
therein your children, your fucking babes
what is become Of them ?--the prey OF
French vul,urcs /! lnltead of thele en-
slearing Objects, the eye dilmayed, beholds
rheir aEafins, like tigers, trickling yet
with blood, whole prefence reproaches
your feniibinity and guilty Aowneis in a.
venging them.
Remember then that you have done
nothing if you do not give nations
aterrible but jult example Of that ven-
geance, which people, proud Of having
recovered their liberty and jealous of
maintaining it, ought to exsrcile. Let
us tcrr.fy ahthofe who would dare attempt
to ravii1 it from us-Let US begin with
the French."-
-=-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

Il He irbfcriber hereby gives public no
tcc v al scd, that he has been appoin-
ted and hes t.ses upon hiMic the uufs Of
tor, With the Wa snaexed, on the Ett.ie Of
JACOB ANDERSON,
late Of Frospor the counsy OF Cumberland yronan,
aeccAtrG BY giving 0ond the law directs :--ne The
fore eQueAs eli peTios naebtcd the laid de
ccsied. e2Ase, mate inasdlzse eaymsnt tAoIs
who have any desAnds thereon, e1hoi, the fame 40
Dated Ass.k -, 1904. REUBEN BNE 0E2.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

i HE fubfcri5er hereby gives public no.
ted, Akd has taAes spon herlet the trut of Admni
tratr,x the Aaa:e OF
BARTON ROSS,
late of B,usck in the county OF Cumberland ycoman,
dcceaed, BY giving bond the law dir ecs ihc there
fore resueAs perons wAo indebted aid deceaf-
eds elAie - make innecise payment aud thofe WHO
have any dcaAsAs theseon, TO exhibit the fame to
Dated A4ssb -, 1904. RACHEL kOoS.
The fubfcriber hereby gives public no.
tice TO I'll concerned that the has been duly eppo,n-
ted aud hss takes sPsn herief the tru OF an Adm,n,i.
trAtrix the A4ae'of
JOHN MAREAN,
a.e Of Sta Ia the county OF Cumbefland, Blacksmith,
decezied. ny giving bone the sreGts :Ae there
fore requeis pcrfc~s who iadcoted fad deeeai
eds t14te, aAkr Immediate payment and hoie VINO
have .ny deAssAs thereon, eshssis the Lme 70
Dated Hard - I8cA. LOIS M aNEAN.
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hfOT'Cf is heg b giyer 70 the nonreGaent proprc-
Y tors and ov OF Land in the OF Bafaroin,
ttormer5 caiied FnTo"l in the county of Cumberland
shat the Lots hereafter mentioned taxed in tbs bills
committed TO the hbcrhsr, Collector Of faid towu
fos year of our Lord thouiand eight hundred
and 10 cncr the lcincrave fms foiia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-09
NGRESs
OF THE
UNITED STD e $.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
October 26, 1903.
October 90, 1903.
Debate on the Amsaelaseat to the Constitution.
Mr. Clebtoas Spsee5 e0sSsded.

But suppose. sir, in the case alluded to,
the election had terminated otherwise than
it did, is there single man In existence,
who believes that such election would have
been hailed BY tbs public voice with any de-
gree of complacencv? Innumerable, SIR,
and strong were the evidences Of a contra
ry operation ON the public mind: immune
rable and strong were the evidences that
such an event would have been very unfor-
tunate-would have produced much more
of the public indignation than OF the public
appreciation; although it would have been
better than no election at all: and there can
be no manner Of question, sir, that, if in
any future election a similar case should oc-
cur and such should be the ultimate event,
whoever might be the candidates, avery
disagreeabIe effect would be wrought upon
the public mind--that whenever such an e.
vent should happen, itWouid call forth the
public indignation.
Should it be objected, Mr.. Chairman,
that, even if the proposed amendment
should be adopted and become part of the
constitution, it will not make such provision
as would In all future elections secure a ma
ioritv of electoral votes to be given to some
one or other Of the candidates and thereby
preclude the necessity of ever again resort
Ing to vote of this house for final deci-
sion, it must be acknowledged that no pro-
vision whatsoever can be made SO as to
have that operation; but, if in any election
no person should have ainajority Of electo-
raj votes, legislative decision in such a
case cannot possibly be attended with the
same disagreeable consequences as such
a decision might be attended with in a case
happening under the existing mode similar
to that, which has been cited: for, if the
amendment should be adopted, insomuch as
each of the candidates would then be de-
signated by the electoral votes for the par
ticular Office for which he was intended, and
consequently thus pointed out as being SO
fsrthe objects f public choice, on whonlso-
ever of them the ultimate election should
fall, the successful candidate apprehend,
would be more acceptable to the pubic
mind than any person could be, who had
not been contemplated for President by any
of the electors. Such public appreciation
/ consider, sir, as a circumstance of meal
culable Importance in such an e.ection. |
hope, therefore, the resolution will be a.
greed to and obtain the sanction of full
constitutional majority.
(De6afe to be Contixaed.1
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TH:JEFFERsoN.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
DeceM16ef. e, 1909.

Mr.. Anderson reported from the COM
mittee Of propositions aud grievances, thar
the committee had, according to order,
had u1der their consideration the petition
of sundry Inhabitants OF the counties Of
Berkeley aud Hampshire, and had come 10
a resolution thereupon, which was handed
in at the clerks liable, where the same was
twice read and agreed to BY the house, as
follows:
Reso!0ed, as he opinion Of this commit
tee, thae the petition Of the inhabitants Of
the counties OF Berkeley and Hampshire,
praying that such parts OF the said coun-
ties contained within the following boun-
daries, to wit, beginning at the mouth of
Cheny's run at the river Potomac, in the
county of Berkely thence up the said run
to the head thereof, thence due west to the
top of Sleepy Greek Mountain, thence
with the top Of that mountain 60 that line
that divides the said county Of Berkeley
from the county Of Frederick. thence with
that line to the Hampshire line, with the
division line between Frederick and Hamp-
shire to the road leading from Winchester
to Old town, up that road to Little Capeon
RIVER, and dowa that river to the beginning
may be laid of, bounded as aforesaid, and
form one distinc. county, to be called and
known by the name of ---, and that
the town of Bath may be declared to be
the. place Of holding courts and erecting
allpublic buildings for such county is rea-
sonable.
Ordered, that a bill be brought in pur-
suant to the said resolution, and that the
committee propositions and grievances
do prepare and bring in the same.
Mr.. D. Lee presented, according to or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-09

der, bill, To amend the act, enlisted, an
act to incorporate company for esabiish-
ing turnpike road, from .he intersection
Of Duke Street in the town of Alexandria.
with the south line of the District Of Co.
.lurnbia, to the Ford of Little river, where
the turnpike road now crosses it; which
was received and read the first time, and
ordered to be read a second time.
On motion,
Ordered, that the said bill be now read a
secondtnne. The said bill was according.
ly read second time, an, ordered TO be
referred to committee Of The whole house
on Monday next.
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T'uefday, Jan. 3, 1904.

DR.. Niitchill obierved that ,hsre hal been fon,e
conversation in the houfe during the lat FELTON,,
concesnipg the iurls of money paid by our mer-
charts on foreign voyages. He w.ih.d to renew
that fub;eci, as we'll worthy the attention of 60.
vernment.
Foreign nations levy money upon our yeiicls,
which frequent their por.e for tue purpofs ftp.
porting their Light Houfes. TIE fans paid by
our merchaots in compliance with shsfe exattions
arc very comfortable. The contribution which
arangcrs are thus Obliged to make, conaitdte
fund, that goes agrcas way towards deffaying the
expence Of thofe Embellishments, to the great relief
Of their own fubjcAs,
The average amount of light money paid by
every veHel thar enters Britain port, is sb ut
"a Rcr!ing the ron, fer every Light fhe may have
paGgd inwards, or thar Che may be expected TO
pats outwards. Calculating by this role, an A..
n,.rican flip of a34 tons entering the port of
London, is charged with duties for the naintc.
nance Of the following lights; all along up the
Britih channel to wit. Scilly, Longihips, Ii
gard, EddyRonc, P,-ssland, Csike,s, Needles,
Overs, Dangeneis, forelands, Goodwin and the
More. They amount to thirty four pounds
ferling, and the aamped paper for the receipt
four pence more. Btiides this, the d0tIes to the
Trinity Eoufe for ipch llip, amount to nine
pounds, leYenfhiings and eight pence. 10 add
tion 70 which there is demanded and paid by
virtue Of an aa of George Hi for,he maintenance
and Improvement OF the Halbanr of Ramlgate,
leven pounds and wv, ihiliinss. So thar the
amount of theie impo6r ons for liehr money ard
Ramfgate HARBOUR money, on ihip under 500
tens, for fogle voyage TO London amounts to
fifty poands and ten hillings Gerling, which is
equal 10 TT d-lars, independent Of her tonnage
ddses on m:rchandize, 2;otage and other ex.
Psnces.
An American vsael entering The. barbour of
Hall, The lights are charged as before VIZ. Scitly,
lpnqfhips, Lizard, Eb.fpn. Portland, caEscts.
Needles, Overs, Dlps-nncis, Eoselalds and
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Notice IS be1-eby gaUen,

To the Creditors Of James M'Do-
nald Bankrupt; that his final certificate OF diff
charge, will be granted on Monday the 10Th OF
January inG at 70 O'Clock A.. NJ. at the court
houfs for the county Of Wilmington, in the df
tri6tos Columbia, uueis cause be then:ard there
Ihcwn 10 the contrary.
WILLIAM CRANcH,
141Faaaf Judge Of tbe Circuit Carr eff6e
D5fyi7 Of Columbia.
January Ath. 1904 st
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For SQle.
January 4th, 1904.

On eafy terms, LOT et GROUND on ST.
Afaph, near Pfince tteet, in rhe town OF aleNan-
~d.ia, On which isa convenient brick building now
In the tenure of Mr.. PLuMB, IN my abience
applicssionmay be made to NJ. JoHs LoNe-
DEN, VINO Will fhew the pennies and make known
thetlerns.
January s. cog
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MOORE and LOWE,

Al the end Of the wharf that was Colonel George
Gilpin's, now the ProP>rry of A. and hiilha
.Janney, have received
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e. Wanted as apprentices tothe
Printing Bsshnr(5, tzoo lads Of re-
butabIe connexions. AbbI al this
Office.
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4 Cargo Of Salt,

From tbe lie Of Msy. which is fuppofed to be
the bea for curing Fin.
They haze alto on hand,
Old JsmascA Spirits. French Brandy, Peach do.
Rum Of d.tffsrens qualities, Cherry Bounce, Whit
KEY, Cyter, Vinegar, loaf and brown Sugar,
Ccaee, Tees, Pepper, Pimento, Chocolate, mould
and dipp'a Candies by the box, SegaTs, Lam
black, Raiiias By the key.
All the above afsTcles will be fold lew Tor
Cab.
January =. eo7t
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alexandria Dattp aDaartiser.


MONDAY, JANUARY 9.
g. Wanted as apprentices tohe
Printing Buhnej5, two lads Of re-
butabJe connexions. AbbLI al This
Office.
g-F In purfuance to an order of
the Common Council, the citizens Of
the town are hereby requeited to meet
at the ourt-fIoule, at 3o'clock in the
afternoon of tomorrow, to take into
confederation the Memorial which has
been propo!ed by the Council to be
laid before Congreis, relative to the
Charter Of the town.
/. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
Monday, Ian. 9.
ar The fale of Col. Pendleton's
property, advertifed by US, will Ger
tainly commence at eleven o'clock on
to- morrow, if fair. if not, at the fame
hour on the next fair day. The time
of the cd and Sd payments will be ex-
tend TO ~ and IS months.
CHARLES SIMMS,
GEORGE DENEALE,
EDMUND ]. LEE.
January 9.
A uuord efcoasolationfor Mr.. Je6srson.
Wewere informed half an hour ago, that
there's amistake in the statement we gave
Yesterday of the amount of Mr.. Living
ston's default; that it is not SO much as
4hundyed thousand dolgars, or at least that
the amount of what has yet been discover.
ed is not SO great, 6ut only somewhat about
seventg th0usand d5l2ars, F" mare Or less -
How this is we know not; but this we do
know, that judgment by confession for
one hundred thousand dollars stands upol
record against Mr.. Livingston in the clerkt
Office CT the district court. Lcstwe should
have heen misintormed In this point, We
examined for ourselves, and have seen the
docke, Of the Judgment itself Whether
indeed this is the amount due from MI
Livingston 70 the United States, or whes
Their il is only to cover Whatever sum be
may, upon asettiement Of his accounts, b
found 10 be indebted, Or whether it is -h
penal SUM Uf bond, the halr o. which
consequently the actual debt, re cams
pretend TO say. The present district attn
ney NAV, howsver, if ne thinks proper, ST
us right II these particulars. Nor'canF
think it would be any improper coodesc@
sion in HIM TO Go this without delay, as t5
pubic at large are deeply interestedip knrS
ing the truth. He will add to the ta&
too, if at the same time, he viii inform
what security he obtained from DIR.
vin2ston before he suffered him to dePa
On. I. .Eoen. Post.)
The Legislature Of South Carolina,
iourned on the 18th December last.
understand that they passed prior 10th
Adjournment an act for opening the imp
tation Of Negroes into the state from
places except the est-Indies, and that
proposition for alteriag the present ratio
representation in the Legislature by int
ducing principle Misrepresentation fop'
ed on compound ratio of population,
alton and extent of territory had been
proved ofby a majority of both Houses 81
From Nsqo Oyleans.-Wc have received N
mail, New Orleans letters and papers to the
Dec AT that time the place continued IN
Elton of the French. Gcncra Wiikioi5d
Governor Claiborne were at Fort Adams
9TH, making Preparsrioos for the pod-1onos
Country 4 VIA hal arrived th-r. EroGl laW "a
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Ten D0lIarS Rezeard.
70 Rent,

A fasn FRAME HOUSE on the upper end Of
ST. Aiaph Rre-t, near YIN. Fitzhugh, Etquire.
For terms apply to the Printer.
Jan. 3. cost
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L9ubLe s ate.

Will be added to TUESDAYS Sales,
Onr bale Of
Rsae Cl0fhs and Ca5Imercs.
90 acseaa Of 9odisgs
p. G. Marfeller.
Ian. 2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
IHE delinquent Share

holders in the 1fANGHES7.ER TURNPIKE
CO5lPhN1' ave hereby notified, that all shares
upon Which, q tequisiion shall be due on the third
friday IN OetObCr next. will on that day be sold
as the law dre6s, at zech Brooks's 2 avern, in
the town of Manchester between the hours of
~ and 4 O'Clock. II is requested that those who
may have purchased shares from the original suD.
scribers, where transfers have noi been made do
molly the Treasurer Of ihe number of sha,es so
holden, and the persons from whom they may
have purchased the gainc, on or before the Sd
friday in OGober. otherwise they will be- sold on
that day, IN the name, and ter the benefit OF the
original subscribers.
JAMES BRANDER, (i,t& ~ 7feasloer
10Th Sept. 1905. t3dfo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
.iaeclete II Genc,el E!au,c.


BON HE?OS is The French cant for
60! ,.iyAt. Washington drank il Tor =,
slgna! 10 break up; for the moment the
Company had swallowed the Gctcla.'s 5cN
Yeb5a, il waa tahe lats, a!,d retire. Gen.
WAYNE, who fortunately for America, IN
d~r.tood fighting much batterthaA French,
nd, some nov oI ether, TAX Il ilpa noticn
ti.,t this saG.e 6o': rc."o', to whom wash
lugton always gave his lash bumper, mu.l
llNe been sonie great warrior OIL times OF
oG. Having by some extraordinary luck
gotten ;nSo his ptssessiun iwo or three
dozen of good old wine, he invited nuln.
Der Of hearty fellow officers 10 due with
him, aid help hiin 10 bleak them 70 ihr
iva!,h Of America. As soon as the cloth
was renewed and the bottles ON the table,
iLe hero OF Stony-point cGied ou.," CONG
nv brave Comrades, fl your giasscs--
hcre's Old bon reh9s forever 1.-The oil
Gers were struck with as;onishrent and
having TUNED Oh their glasses, rose up one
s.au all 10 30. g Heyday! what's all this
.gcn..cmcn, WHAT'S al ,iis .'--'' Why, did
yoi not drink 5oa 'Tfgs or go9d night p
"Yhat is th9t ;he mcarihg otii!"---'' Yes"
- Me-, thcn, IS far 6ea, rcfos, and
i;te your seats agar for the life of
Washington, you SHAH not STR peg, til
N'e have started cyefyFIrap OF our drink !"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
Doctor Wilson,

DUOtOI W IIOOlls
II AS taken (as temporary residcnce1 TIA
Z 1 house lately occupied by Dod Adams, D
poyite the Bell Tavern, and intends TO combine
tire Apoihecaries businss with the practice of
Physic He's now opening part, and expeds
b. tle next arrivals from Philadeiphia, a iresh
and very general assortment OF
M L d l c 1 N = S,
And other adicesin the Apothecaries line. which
will be sold on the iowest terms. Ofders fromthe
country Recipes, &C. viii be carefully attended 10.
Richmond, 2jth June 1oo4 won
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
..aE ~ EE&%EErEG GAzzrTE.
j. LG5D GGkaE.s.T &7ORF.

~ < = - q - k3<.S.W 81 ONt.
THE son .: an old farmer, by some
whine O. other, had travelled through Sc
vera! remote countries, atJ rs ii is not an
cu,no.1h "a aC-h cases, returned home
Inach richer IN lies than in knowledge.
y few Ns oiiSr h,s arrival, he accOmpa.
n'od his Father - sensible, shrc"I old iel-
S"w) IN Il . rSut =. some d:s,ance from
tLe yhia%e. /, happened that u masi'n
Deg passed ;hIt "ly, watch rs soon az the
souns MAN rehe;d, . Bless me father"
CTS! ic. "tEs dog puts nee in mind OF
o8c saw in my travels, AZ least as large
a the !arges, c. car cart horses" wv nat
via ,sit ne replies The Gather, ara"cly,
IstoMisots nc, bUI dC.!'t iInaginc that
in this country We are wholly without p'o-
,!glss by aad h. sc shall come 70 d
GGdSe, witch We SHAH bc Obliged 10 pass
aHG which Is muca more extraordinary
than the dos al winch you haIc been al:
ing. They say i; is Tie wor.. Of som.
,i;ch. Al .,now Off IS this, tuat there
les st1ic III the middle OF II, aisalns.
which one is sutc &c stu.an.e as one pas
bes ca, aDa break - least : .Cg Il It 50
iaPpen t,Ia; 0ue has lied IA tbs course al
&c day" Tic yauI'i was .it,!c :'ari!eo
u this strange Accuu:t. Al what rate
you ars waiS,ng, father! but TO return 10
III, l0s-how !svgr did say? As ,oar
laracsi ncrse Ny, for that matter be-
i.cye /. =. gnu be saying Il litIlc TOO much; ;
Tor rervne i il was bat SIX tnoHtiS Old
ba; woU:J; be upon oath That il was "a,
big IA Il he!Ieg."--.icrc The story rested
Il, uey werc mile or Two adyanced or
lj.e,r "ey. The vouag man was very Tar
iiam beng cumiurtablc. I he fatal bridge
app,a.s u ! G!stUncc--I1ear me, my dear
iather; iadoe.i iAe dog .. which Save
b~en sr&kirc, VAS ycly large, but per
laps not qui,e 50 large IS 4 heiler; ! AL:
sut,, however, il was larger Than caj,"
- length th-y ar:ived at the foo; o! the
bridge. The ia;hcr passes on without =
word. The son stops short" An, ia
ther,' says he, you caaHot be such
a#opleton IS to believe have seen dos
such size, lor since needs must speak
tnc truth, Inc dog !i9et IN my travels vas
koeGl IS big as tie Dog We saw"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
Not:ce.. The Office Of SUI

Not:ce.....The Office Of SUI
psryiror Of the revenue, for the diar.1 OF Virgi-
MA, Ssing ciieon,inued, and the undui;.ed buff"
= a in the fad Office Transferred 60 ne---'he col
l6aors Of the direct q; internal revenue, whoie
accounts have rot been fDsl!y adiuited and paid,
are hereby informed, that they are nov requshed
% Cali my oaice IN che city oil Richmond, with
out Delay and pay sha balances due TO Tie United
Stases.--And tho:c whole lands have been ,oId AZ
,he dilriSt OF Virginia hy authority of an AK OF
Conrrr- oi the Unit1G States ior pay nent of
the Direct Taxy may redesr.. iuch lands, By pay
ing TO within ,hs SiUe hnii,cd, the principal,
eohs and lees as the law directs.
| AS n,oG OF the aboveno ntio"ed lands were Told
in Dec I2oz. the privilege OF redemption wil
continue until December next.
The money resolved by Ale for the redemption
OF the iaid lands viii be returned 4 the purcna-
fer wish ntercft l. the of Is per cent. per
anuun. the pugcha!e money, to the day on
winch it may DC paid 20 rue.
IOSgFH SCOTT, M. v. u.
;rue cTthy iSOA.
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Notice.

a Ii persons indebted 20 the estate Of lows
L \. DAwsoN dec. cf Amherst county by bond
notes Jf otherw se, requested Cd come forv a,d
Immediately and discharge the sa.ne--.h nd those
havins Claims s7Gnst the c9tatc, a also request.
ed 20 bring .hen forward legally authenticated,
eiiat they may be discharged.
JOHN s. DAWSON. hluimisfra,oy
Of JcHE DAws9A, dec.
aussst 10, 1904 5m
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CONFECTIONARY.
HLRXANDER pLAINEYJLLR.

ALEXANDER PL.HINEVJLLR.
II EsFEcTFULLY scquainls the public in gene
~ rat, aGd the citizens Of Richmond and las
neighborhood ~ particular. that he has oonneno.
ed the CONFEC2IONARl' and COPDIAL
DIS7ILLlNC business iu the Bucl. house next
door below Mr. Pioas'ntS Book store, lately
occuPtdby mr. Jacob Whca,On--whcre he will
constantly heep Tor sale every article in his line
OF business particularly CORDLILSard PRE-
SERVES, CIKLS. &C &c.
Orders from the country will lie carefully
and promptly executed
Richmond. sept vs.. 1904 W,
l. l. A Nh 30 X d
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Il Black Woman,

13etweto forty and fifty years Of age, wanting 20
attend to making beds and cleaning rooms. -
One who can conc wcll recommended Sor indus
Try. sob,iety aud honesty, shall receive very high
wages. For terms apply othe printer hereof.
9th September, 1904.