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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
ROhEK [ q JOHN OR 1Y
HAYS JUS J RECEIVED
A l0Tge snbbly Of DR.. ytoughton. /,
GENUINE BITTEpS

tfleie bssters, can DC tc8ihei By hund;sd, in :
lezandfia snt' lis negh5oorhted, du no tie ~.
ai!iug # xnefs l4t iu.on.r. WebsIicv. , f.'
every Perion, @ho then pcsieysrsd IN rreul,,1.
taking them, rcRfed tie aitl3ks at the Sy.:
'iaey trace III constitutions, c,,4te ap2.,i,. sc
fR digetiop, and relieve the ebolc: 10 rb2-,, n
all complaints Of the aofpsch ard b3ws!s ~,
have been proved to be en.;r.at.y eli ACTON,
Hence, they reEle n4lignant isec,s, sn3 are ,
preventive 80 the agUc. A cou.i1 of ,hs. h..
tiers, begun nov, may prove hiei.iy 5.neG,ia a,
they viii gradually prepare the iyt}rm 70 uadelp,
the danger OF a litkiy iummef.
There ara many couotegleits. Pcrcssisrs viii
p!eaie to obfetve 'hat tie genuine Staushror,
Bi'ters sre fealsd with the fga Letter Of tie De
tors iatnsme, ard full difettiors paGei on Zach
bottle. Ta2esn keepers and licuor flores. wjll
fad it TO their advantage to Ute then, as from
fuPerlor Rrergsh alone they may b. coaGdercno
cot no more than yhe trsh 70 af.eo impofcJ u,oo
them. They are do fold hv Repiae, Conrad
ard Go. CAPITOL Ili, City OF W fang On; MIR.
Mach, George Town, AMI M. A. buok, llc.
dc!ickba;g. h55J4e yxct30,d,
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE.
Beer made with this atticls, i, we'll known to
be the mott wholelome ard leaf expenti, e uixsd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
A24 IaWzm.
Il4enty DoNar5 Re4ar6.

RAN AW ny ;on Eater Mondsy,1s Nsg'o
man called TOM BU2BIT1', a Bla(kt?9ith
by irade: he Is atou: IS years Of agt, 'a'hrf Of
a ycila,ynh complexion, AID has an III coaA'e-
nance be Golc eud carried off with him yong
BAY MARE, Saddle and psde; ihe mare a1s
? remarkable knot on enc OF her lwS "a'en
was occaiiouea BY hurt when COLI, and moo
al SQUAD: lie ware away ar cz7@bu'ga iaN,i
neSro eolloa jaket and p.nta.aoni, wan Gu
Aoes, and az Old gagged tat be aito iSai' z. .
carried away pair cf chain uaces. Any F''I
Ton Who viii arp;ehesd he Gii runaway aoa
>tare hin ard tie mare g that Set then again.
Anal feccige the above reward, 81 P'cfQ[ 'i'I'"
pair fer esther. All nlafssss4 ysfslsaod '''s''
are fofewsncd oot TO hatadur or taEe|nn ave.
at th:ig peril. asI am determined to qT''se"5'
IN tie utmoa iiaor Of the Law, an} Psh'n ""'
le fat can be face on.
Given under ny hand in Psincc William coa''
Y, The t5;h day Of April, 1901.
Henry D. Hooe'
Nav Il. a3@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

THE defendant, Tolhua Ward, not
having entered BIS appearance, ans given l;curi.
ty according tothe aa Of AfIembly and the rules
al this Court, and it appearing TO The fstisation
OF The count, upon filayr, tia, the l4jd deien.
daat, lolhua Ward, is not an inhabitant OF this
difriGt: On motion Of tic faid comPIaioan;s, by
the't counlsl, II Is yderrd, thar tbe fad dctsn.
dant, Jjo1ua Wo'd, DO appear here on the ftS
day ot une cart next, and enter his appearance
% The fuii, and give (ccc1ty for performing the
decree Of The CORR, ard that she other Defendants,
John NowsI ard Thcnas Vowel, juo. do nct
pay away, convey CT fecret. the debts by them
owing to, or the eltate or effects in their HANDS
belonging 70 the faid abi:nt defepdsut, JcIbna
Ward, until the tur:her order or decree Of th:
Court, and that copy Of this order be forthwith
pobliflel for two months faccefvsIy, in beth OF
the public aeWlqapers po,'Glhed iu,tbis coun'y,&
that anotasr copy bs po&2d az the from: door OF
shcscourt Houfe of!sid county.
A CoPy, TeA,
C. DENEALB, c. c.
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pr. IONS Itch Ginta ent.

a certaia and latc spPies'ioe for that eila
sreeabie complaint ea.led tie lllk4' : kf'os Z ;
teats box,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18
PREPARED by THos. H. RAWsoN.
RJ-mier Of tae Connecticut Medical Society.

THEsE Bit4cts have undoubtedly had the
m,g raa.d iaie Of any Patent Mtd,clne ever be-
fore dHcoserel, anl ere iuiY appreciated tor
thei! lsgnlar and uucommon virtues fsf rekonng
weak and e.cAYed contributions, ard all thai
rain al complicated comp ants 70 common 10 che
ipsing and fail fesioas, inch "a lrier"sffasl re-
gen anS Agnts, iose asfsnaqt ftvs,s, pIJts-
fer;es. Sc. they %re alio very plesfans Dit
Ter for common rfc, and where they are known
thew have taken the place and fapeFceded the sis
AL other Bisress 10 re- " houics as vel! "a IN
!. ,.ate families. Pr;ce 50 coats pox.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-18

FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM f4RTSHORNE,
AT HE STORE on Kinks wHARr, LowsR KNS
or WOLF sTRExr
Middiings and Shoulders of Bacon
On very low terms,
Ready Made Bsgs,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Limp sugsr,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Sape, G,le Flour ia barrels and half barrels,
Large and fmall vehels may be COM
venienslY accommodated with Wharfage on mo.
derstc terms.
STORES to let on the Whrrs, or goods re-
ctivsh in them on Sso.sge.
A large STORE on Hess Wbstfto FL or let
with tie privilege o: receiving end lh'gPns
80 ods free ot wharfage.
A fmall ROUSE on Water Street next door
to Major MuneaHer's, for ials.
A zuu,ber of LOTS in good ftustions for faie
or TO let or ground rent.
Alex. 9Th mo. .8sb. eo't
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DR.. Raw{on's Worm Powders.

A Medicine which for efficacy and iaieey Ia
lis operation Cards unrivaiiej. The mott au'
,h.ptic proofs and lelpea able authorities OF its
seonihing virtues, and furPriGng cacds, IL sx-
ttens and alarming CAFES Of ze2f1s, may ee seen
al the place OF faie. p.'ac 50 GEMS pae'.
ket.
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1NCE OF SPRUCE.

Beer made with this atticls, i, well known to
be the mott wholelome ard leaf expenf,e mxed
beverage for the famme, fca(on.
May 3. law
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04

Samuel Fowle,
Al. n n,.s WI-sc HAs 6r JaA.
Hhds. N. Z. Rum,
do. St. Croix Sugar,
Pipes and bbls. Geneva,
do. Brandy,
Whole and half Chefs Bohea Tea'
Bales upland Georgia Cotton,
Cotton Wckioss
Dipsd Candies,
A few hoxes hsR spanifh 6eyars,
New milk Chceie, &c.
T1r II. lac4.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04
NOTICE.

Il HOMAS CUMMINGS, who was mate of the brig
EdsssrS Of Portland, in October Ian, on his paf-~
sge from Liverpool Bolton fell from her maia yard.
aud was drowned There being balance OF WAGES duo
from the fubfcriber, he will pay the fame dtnand
his legal representatives upon their producing proper
evidence thereof. ISAAC II LILLIAN.
poxfg,u 3an.x
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04

::::::::::.::
WHEREAs a Commillion of Bankruptcy
hath been awarded and ;iiucd aeainR
JOSEPH CROSS: Of Por1ssd.
IN the Dfria Of Maine. merchant, aud The faid TspJ
Cy has been declared BAnkrapt he hereby qaired
furrsnder hmlcf the Commloners in fs;d Comif-
Gon named to the msor part Of them on 1.J9 e
day of yssuay current fssy the 9TH. and On 7sysy
the an days Of F1yany next, OF he clock a.
NJ each OF .sid days at sh- Commih nc.s Office No
MnAeys Row. Middle strcct Portiaus, in fad di.rict
and make in diicovery aud dfeolae of his caie aud
ests when and where bis creditors are to come pre-
pared prove their debfs and the .scsnd meeting TO
ehooleaa agaee Of ssees and the laE meeting iad
Bankrupt is, repaired ahiih his examination and at
faid A meeting any Of the creditors of faid Bsnkrup
ray be heard beoreaid con,iiEoness aeaiaR the mex
ag allowing Of a.crhcsse the Judge is d,fiet,
te ente faic bankrupt to certificate Of dfchsree.
All perfons indebted to iaid hackrapt TO pay.
mens, aud toie vino have any OF al. effects devee
tho fame to iuch perlons ony the comrhioners hst
appoint.
By order Of the CommiiEoners.
N. KINSMAN. cixrk
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04
WANTED

To contract for the building OF final!
Dwelling liorfc. Je~ ell's f.nd ac udhg every ma
tcria the hore be hui ia the conffe Of ne 1t um"er
ANY perfoa wi.hing , viii p!eale 10 aRpay a
above for more particular delerp,,cn.
Ps,sk.sd, Tss. as, tSoAa
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04

II OST, Bundle directed to the fub-
fcriter, con.aiaing 500 JSias 76osss AAsssax,. in
meets which put into the aase Booq, about the
6sa Of November IaR Any nformatioa refpecteg the
above. vii be thankfully received and brought 10 the
fubfciiber, ssperens reward will be given.
Thomas Clark.
PMtlart, Jas. AZ.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04

Dolagars, 100, 900
Soge7 to a d:au7ios ef al PR essk
10000 tickets, at S dis. each, is 100000
|6.66S Psiss-,3ssz Banks.--LsG thas Ts0s~
Banas 10 Prize
Prize tickets will be paid thirty days after The drawing
of the Lottery clofed. Prizes demanded wishia
one year. will not be rsd hut confdered genefouny
given for the ruTpofeSor which the Lottery sransc
The time expended in drawing this cafs will not exc
ceed forty days. aud to prcvrnr any Misunderstanding in
regard to the fortunate tickets which depend on the
sh. fs0sssisA6. ssDrny S, tLAfb Mhty.1 and fe,.iE
days Of drawing It's nos lsted the me aninp ana in
tenfion of the Subf.bers .hasthc drawing v bsyysy
numbers fhai be conGderca the ork ofz DAY, ard
that the fortunate BLANKS will be thofe which a come
Of the wheel according this OF drawing wheshe
tho work of ays be done in The Man.
ayers have given bonds the law dreas, they viii foa
appoint an carly day commence the drawing, and vii
NOT Jeyasc from any afsucss whieh they aiAil make
THOMAS DWIGHT,
JUSTIN Fly,
JOSEPH LYMAN,
JOHN WILLIAMS.
S,ixfxH De-. a3, ssos'
| F Tickets and Parts, in the
above clafs-, for fale b. I. CLARK.
Jss. II, lSo4
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04
a Farm for Sale,

FUR SALE,
"A DWELLlN G. HOUSE, with an acfar
of Land, p'eaian,ly G,uatcd between Cape Eiizs-
,e,h meeting hou!. and the ferry Tie will be
or AyIoAfL RAY
, (ops- EiixMset5. Tos1svy 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-02-04

Wharf Timber wanted.
By DAVID SMITH, No. !, Usiss Wlsrc
RIGHT Hundred Tons Wharf Timber
wanted 20 be delivered in Ps,siSSJ By the fr0 Of
May and June neu-Any pericn wthirg to contrsA
for the whole part, vii! pieais to sppy = above.
Tas. = i8oA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
The Broad Rock Jockey

Club Races will commence on Tuesday the 9th
day of May next, aud will con tinus for days
the LIST day the Jockey Club purse of dolls 400,
four mile heats-2d day ths Proprietor Of the
Fields purse of dols, 200, three mile heats
Sd day the Jockey Club Cup of dolls. 100 value,
two mile heats. free for all ages. no person per-
mitted to start for the cup but members of the
club, and fo their only bene6t-4th day Sweep
Stakes for years old col and FLIES, two mile
heats, dolls. 100, half forfeit subscrip-
rion to close on the 18th day of April subscri-
bers no race; the weights and rules for those
races are agreeable to the Richmond Jockey Club
rules-weights as follows: aged horses 13S lbs !;
years old 1913 lbs 5 years old 11S lbs years
old los lbs; 3 years old 90 lbs. Mares and Gel
dings allowed 8 lbs.
The Treasurer for the club requests the mem
bers to be pointed in paying up their subscription
on or before the day Of running.
THOMAS CHEATHAM, T'r.
March 90. 1904 I2M.1
THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB
are requested to meet at the Broad Rock course
fhe day preceding the Jockey Club Purse, at d
o'clock in the evening for the purpose of making
some regulations for the different days running.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Fairfield Races.

IN Monday the goth of next month, will he
" run for over the Fairfield courfe. a fweeo,.
hake for colts four years old, tive mile heats Five
coit' are entered at 800 dolls each, and the iub.
iIr,Ption eioicd weights asrceably to the rules
OF the Jockey Club.
On the fame day the " Fairfield Jockey Club
GoP viii he run for two mile heats, tree for
all ages: The hOries to be bona tfde the property
OF members of the club.
On iueiday the firft dag of May, the Jockey
CLUB Furie OF $50 aclls. will be for four mile
heats.
On Wednefday, the Purle of the proprietor Of
the courie' three nile heats-weigh;s as follow:
Aged hories, l3S lbs % years old, 40 lbs-s
years Old, l18 ibs-A years old. loo lbs wears
OLD, W ibs.-Mares and geldings allowed 4 lbs.
The treafsrer takes this opportunity of remind
ing delinquent memherJ of the neeefity of for.
warding the amount OF their fubfcriptions preyi..
euliY TO the commencement, of the races
March asd, 1904 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
10000

$1,000 tickets a, 10 dollars each, 1000
N. q. Prizes subject to deduction of ID per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
lature of Virginia, for the laudable purpose of e.
reeting seminary of learning in the me-
uopolis of this state. With this view, it is con-
templated to raise % 600 dollars, and 2 500 dollars
In addition, for defrayng the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first
spettablty have been seietted as trustees, ana
they have pledged themselves TO use their utmost
eXertons TO carry it into eilea. The scheme has
tue advantage of giving TO each adveEturer,
chance for some very large prizes, whilst the pro-
portion OF prizes to blanks is great rs to invite
the friends OF the intended institution to partake
in the lottery, with very little risk of their becom
ing losers. The treasurer of the is be sp-
pointed to receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold, and TO pay the amount of the pri-
yes to the fortunate adventures. 1t is believed
thar the above considerations will induce rapid
sale of tickets, and the drawing will commence a.
soon a sufficient number shall be sold 10 autho-
rize it-which 1t is believed will be on the second
Monday III December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
ROBIN REDBREAST.

a VINE bay, fifteen and hsIfhands high, i'm.
ported ON England last spring, will stand
the ensuing season at nv stable in Chesterfield
eounty, on Appomattox river, ID miles above Pc
teIsOuTg, TO cover mares at TWENTY-FIVE dollars
the season, Tor which notes will be expected. dis
chargabe by the payment of twenty dollars on or
before the first day of October next ten dollars
the leap 10 be pad when the mare is covered, with
one dollar TOR each mare TO the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage grs,s, having nearly one
thousand acres OF high and low land in six differ.
sut Enclosures, under strong fences besides seve-
raj clover lots. The greatest attention Stall I've
paid to mares left in my care, but will not be La
bic for accidents or escapes.
p h ID G X n Il.
ROBIN REDBREAST was gotby 81, Ps,sr
Teazle, his dam Wren, by Woodpecker, his grand
dam PaPiilion, (Sr Peters danny by Snap, his
great grandam Miss Cleveland, By Regulus. his
great great grandam Nudge. BY ? SON OF Bav Boil
ton, Bartlets Chiders, Honey Arabian.
dam of the Two True Blues.
(raken from the general stud book.)
Pc 70 r MI Nee.
In 1900 (the only year ne rum at Bridynorth,
June 49, mile heats, at four years old, lac WON
the maiden plate, beating Mr. BAYS Raginer. bI
PreciPita,e, and Mr.. Cars Prospect.
The next day, at the same place, 8 mile heats.
ne came ~ hrst and hrst but lost the race Tor the
want Of a few ounces in weight the last heat.
At New-Casrle, July Sd. he won the members
purse of & 50, 4mile heats, beating Mr. Hsrrison's
ITumpator, ( distancing SirT Mostyn's Heiera.
AT Nantwich, July 10. he won the town purse
OF 4 50, beating Mr.. Smiths Sultan, and dis,an-
cling Sir r. Mostyns Hedera
Mt Warwick, Sept 2. he won his niaics,y's
plate OF 100 guineas. mile heats. beatinE lord
DonegalPs Fuglemsn, aud disancmg Mr. Tharm's
Marquis.
He won the purse at Litchfeld. Sept. II, Z
mile heats, beating Lord Doneealrs r. NV
Potso's, and dstancug Mr. Brooke's Baron Nile,
Lord Oxford's Victoria aud Nc Coke. Cocot
Tree. lie was never beaten . mile heat, evce,,f
At Bridgnorth, as above stated, where. al,hoo~h
it was given against bin, it was evident thar he
was much the best horse
THOMAS cCODE.
March ist, Is0f. n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Valuabie PROPERTY.
To Lease FIR a tern, of ueara.

10 Lease far term of years.
r IcHT hundred acres of L AND. two huudrsS
and nifty acres ofwhich is prime low grounds.
lying on the Rivanna river, in the county of AL
bemare, nine miles below Charlo tesvilie. three
miles below Milton, seventy miles from Rich
mono and seventy from Fredericksburg; there
are eight or nine likely working hands to be in
Guided IN this lease, together with the advantage
Oh WORK horses, cattle. hogs, plantation TOOLS a
grist and saw mill, with a sufhciencv ne COCA
convenient tiniber-there will be a good oror, ~
wheat sowed on the plantation, and if necessary
there will be suftoiency of corn, &c furnished
by the subscrber-If the lease is not closed be-
tween this and the first of August next, it win he
unnecessary for any application 10 be made
Further particulars will be made known by Tie
subscriber.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
Albemarc county, March, 1904. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

Richmond u Columbia Turnpike Road.
Tue books Tor receiving subscriptions TO carry
intoelled the above laudable and useful iusfifn.
fion. will remain open in the Counting room If
Roberf amble Y son, conf1r raby 70 the aa Of
assembly. till the irst day of May rest
Subscriptions 20 the Sfauqfor Taysbfte Road
will also continue to be received az the same 6iace
until the time before mentioned
Richmond, 18th April, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Lands, Lots and Tene-
mcntS,
nlcntS,

Or such part of them as may he necessary TO the
sum aforesaid, with the charges and expenses of
sa'c-an Estate or Plantation in Goochland, call
ed Coles, containing by estimation, fifteen nun
dred acres, he the same OF less, lying OIL the
waters of Byrd creek, and purchased by the said
Ross, of the representatives of William Cole and
Of John Hughes, and adjoining the lands of Rich.
ard Adams and s. Richardson, according 10 IT'S
known boundaries as held by the said Ross
also, an Estate Plantation, all or greater part
OF which is in the county of Fuvanna. known bv
the name of Mount Prospect, containing by esti
nation twelve hundred acres, more or less, adj
joining the lands of James Quarles und Joseph
Hayden also the following Lots in the town Of
Columbia and county of Euvanna, to wit: Lot
Ne 63, on which the Warehouse is built. and Lot
No. Is, on which is a store now or late in the
occupation of ]. Forbes. and Lot No. ~, now or
late in the occupation of ] Strother
The sale will take place at John Napicr's Ia
vern, IN the town Of Columbia, on Saturday the
l9si day of May next, and the lands and tcne-
ments aforsaid will he set up in that order which
shall appear best TO suit the purchasers, and most
beneficial to the parties in crested
JOHN WICKUAM,
BEN MCSBY Trustees.
GEO GREENHow,
Richmond. April II. 1904. I'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
All persons indebted to

the estate of Edmund Potter, dec late of this ci.
~, requested pay their respective accounts
TO the subscriber Immediately. And those hay
ing demands agains. the said estate, are desired
to bring IN their accounts properly authenticated
for settlement, TO
SARAH POTTER, Ex'x.
Richmond, April %, 1904 St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

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Sy The Governor Of The COMMONWEALTH of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.

ny toe Governor Of toe Commensurate OF ViTgiHf u
A PROCLAMATION.
NTHEREa AS il is represented to the Execu-
w tive thar Israel Wilkinson, who wa. COM
mItted to the Jail the district of Stanton char
ged with horse stealing, hath escaped from the
said jail: have therefore thought fit with the
advice of the council Of state to issue this procla
nation. hereby Offering reward OF fifty dollars to
any person persons who shall apprehend and
convey 10 tAe said distria Jail of Ssaunton the
said Israel Wilkinson. And do moreover re-
qnre all officers civil and military, and exhort the
good people OF this commonwealth to use their
best e'deavors to apprehsnd and convey to the
jail Aforesaid the said Israel Wilkinson.
Civen under my hand with the seal OF he COM
L. 5. nonweaith annexed Mt Richmond, this 3Ist
day of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Said Uiitiuson is Gkom % years Of age, upwards
Of six feet biS6, and large in PROPORTION. bas dare
red bsir, Sp6icb be commonly ksets tea t6oHS5 it is
not ve,y long. ard bas some few Jectes in bis face
be seas eIorbef in ble roundabout. a blue swtout.
neGrl ne,9. stpe pdnta!oOns Of oive cslored veivet
or faney cord, and thin sUHlmsr SVastcoat but nor
particularly recoKectea
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
LORENZO Dow, wishes

without delay, to inform the public, that through
the misunderstanding of his friends, his appoint.
ments as published in the Virginia Argus, clash
with another course published By his direction.
He therefore gives notice, tnar he will follow the
rout appointed by the Argus till he comes TO
Richmond-i3ut from Richmond he intends TO
make his way TO Norfolk, and from Norfolk 10
Alexandria agrecaby TO the appointments made
by DR. Hall and the other Methodist preacher rs of
those parts. IF March o. 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

Z he public are hereby informed, thar the sub
i scriber is prepared with an excellent seine,
which viii he employed ths whole of this season
at the well known SHAD & HERRING FISH
FRY at Varina, twelve miles below Richmond
The road that leads to th, fishery, is palmer and
better, than the road leading to any other fishery
on James river below this city. His prices for
fish will bs as follow Thirty-three shings and
four pence per hundred fer Shad, or six pence
peace for a smaller quantity. For herrings, tweu-
~ shings per thousand lie will keep a regular
supply of salt and barrels for the accommodation
of those thatmay be disposed to purchase fish by
the quantity. 1tf1
MOSES BATES.
Henricn March 90 1924