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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13
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LONDON, November IS.

The naval H.: le o. thc enemy, 10 the hlrSor &C
Brest, including the ships 10 the inner road, Is
sad TO amount 70 &c sail Of different description,
not more tbaa nire or ten OF which we beev.,
aresof the line, besides which there are several
transports, aoout 70 gun boats, and nums4r Of
what are called cannoncrs, carrying two guns,
and calculated for the conveyance Of sbant 100
men each. They are stared to be all full Of
troops and the number embarked and cucam9,
ed in the neighbourhood, are computed at no
less than 10000 men. Tse4c statements IN all
probability greatly exagerate the facts, bar be
This as it may, there is no doubt Of Bres. being
the point III which TIE greatest exettions Of til:
enemy have been made.
there are building at Boulognc, floating bate.
res 10 carry 90 guns each, and three very large
cabes have been conveyed Cor these vessels, from
Dankik. The cables are Fl inches tick and
weigh above 7 tons each.
November 20.
-Four shipslof the line have been ordered to
proceed with all possible dispatch TO join Lord
Nlson's squadron off lroulon. lis believed
that. the Freach while they keep threatening our
own coasts, actually mediate another expedition
TO Egypt. If they should set cur, it $50 be
hoped they viii NOT s5e fortunate enough as on
the last occasion, to reach tia; countfy'gitaoa'
cur Reet being able to fall ii wlsh them Oh lae
passage.
Some dispatches from tie alst consul to gen
Rochambeau, who commands she Remnant OF
the French force in St. Domingo. has oeen iateR
intercepted BY oue of Cur cruisers. In tht';
dispatches Bnonapaf,e is said 70 have info'nta
Cen Rochambeau thar the French treasury
QUITE Inadequate to Sc furns,, hin @ith any o'1H
.pecunary supplies, and that he must tnt's'"s
cadeayour TO provide for hs army IN the es'04
it was appointed TO I,ftad.
The mode oe raising such provision WIS paial'a
cut 70 the General and the aavicr conta;aeo -
the dispatch was thar in-c,der to Preven' I" I'oI'
sy complaints Or " troublesome claims, AZ
future period, 20 any property be mig nj '0"S
NECESSARY to appropriate. he should take s"'
have the propietors g ST aj'dt that Isl @R'
dersd!l - The atrocities Of former TyrantS' lll'
before this Master Monster.
Much ha; been said in the papsss for seVeIH
days, of Misunderstanding exiting between !"
British add American governments. rsS2:f'as
the Interpretation Of certain articles OF ;he tfc'
of 1894. That explanations on the subject n@''
taken place we know, bar confidently fate, !p'
no misunderstanding Whatever is likely 20 ''r.
place on the subj-t,. No Two countries, 70 =, -
world, az this mo!neo,, feel Il more natural ll.'1
nation to remain at peace with each otnef '''.
Great Britain and America. In regard 70 :.
revision of the above treaty, which is now 90 NV
we trust we shall very shortly be enabled 'oS''
the most satisfactory information.
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January go.
Hasls 'sgt0r. Society.

The Members of the Warrington
Society Of Alexandra, are requeited
to attend an anniveriary meeting OF
The iaid foeiey, on Ihuriday the.
AL day of this month, at Gadlby's
Hotel, at half paa 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
The fociefy viii move in proceiilon
precpeiy at II o'clock, to the Prelby-
tefian Church, where an Grafton will
be delivered by John Carlyle Herbert,
Efq.
G. DENEALE, Secr'y.
Alexandra. Feb. II.
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NEW YORK, February 10.
Llagd's List, Nov. 49,

Graveiend, Nov. ls.-Arrived, Ml1 n W.
Hall, La Piazza; Royal chalosse, North W. A.,
lima; Altoona Hobf,n, V.rginia. Cowss, ~
vcnber l5-I8 Arriye.l, Tnduaty, lngfan'p,
New YORK Afrea, Stanwood. Sumatfa:,,,
Caernfey-Arrive3, Euctaris, Meyer, n. fu W.,
pornmoutb, November IS. Arrived. AMI, ~
Robet,lor, New Brua(yiek. Deal. Nove"Ili 4.
lq. Sailed tar Virginia, protettrels, Hsi'. c 4
verpool, Nov -mber 4. Arrived. Cs'iile' III III.
Con, N. Orleans. Dublin. Arrived, Go"' "A.
Day, Viz, Ranger. Hooper, Malass. fa 20 eli,
November ,6. Sailed for Boasasals' 'ut udi,
Moore, Briaol, Nav. "a. Arrived, iea.' A..
Newfoundland LiysTPaoI. Nav. - -
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Sal Making.

THOMAS. SANFORD takes this
ns.boo Of inf .rming The public, that he has com
menced the Sail Making bu6aets in the Lott
ever tic fore Of Beajamis S6ysve Jun. at the
corner Of Prince and Union itreeSs, where hs
hopes from his attention TO bodness, ADD his ex.
e7sons TO pleafe. to give fatisfaeslon to thole.
wha may favor him with their cuitom.
b. A.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13

lforated. Ills rea.sl
turned. On the goth,
|ofDr. Robert Wake
brain (cerebrum) Of q
|egg, or thereabouts, ~.
ture, but was soon saece
Of similar size, which was
main, and was in a few d
anew membrane, that iaa
to It's proper level. Thedss ais,
considerable confusion onIooster
of the oceipitaf bone, oe6oaed
limb that he stopped his headeass
"A crucial incision being maG;l
scalp at this place, a large quantito
grumous blood was discoMrad,
fracture. Simple light dressing
derate bleedings, some Laxative IA,
with a strict anti-phlogistic regime
all that was found necessary. lEew
attacked with symptoms Of the ID
which were easily removed BY aasdG
The cure proceeded favouraA
were several small exsoLiatlons. VI
three months there was a completely
nv from a less Of brain, bone, alS al
of extent and magnitude rarely eqllG:led !
this or any other country.
!, HIS intellectual faculties are not at al
impaired. Il becomes me 70 renar! tia
this pr.tligious and happy event was sig
nally facilitated by the humane, iudIciou
and unrensitting attention Of Mrs. Cooke.
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WILLIAM STOKES.

w lLlIIf1 WI - L OhGO.
n. B. The facts can be substaatiated by
a number ofrespectable persons.
On tie 18th Of September last, race RI
der, by the name of Isaac, about Il years
of age, belongingto major Thomas Cooke,
in exercising a feet race nag, was run by
her (oeing IN full speed against an apple
tree. The stub of a limb that had been
Topped off broke his scull, and penetrated
the dura and pia matters : and so great was
the violence of the stroke, that a part of che
brain (the cerebrum) to about the quantity
of spoonful, few out, and lodged on a
limb IS or 90 inches from ths stub that en-
tered the Uranium. He was. quite insensi-
BILE; his breathing was rather oppressed
and stertorous. In short time after the
accident, he discharged the contents of his
stomach, apparently mixed with blood.
/ was called on in the afternoon, and re-
moved a sufficient quantityof the scalp, to
give fair view of the injury. Itappeared
that the snag had penetrated the brain about
the superiorpart of the frontal bone, where
it is united by the coronal future to the pa.
rietal bones, and little to the right sides
ofthe longitudinal sinus. There were two
splits or assures in the os frontis extending
downwards towards the right e;'e, and two
portions of the bone were considerably ele-
waited above theirnatural situation, and rs-
main so at present. From this perforation
of the seull and brain, the fracture extend
ed backwards along the course of, and on
each side of the sagittal susure for about 4
or 5 inches attended with considerable
depression of three or four inches in width,
and principally on the right parental bone.
The trephine was applied on the superior
part of the left parental bone, which was
an advantageous position for elevating the
depressed portions ofbone, many Of which,
on being raised, entirely separated and were
removed.
About So hours after he was again tre-
paned on the right parental near the upper
part of the temporal bone, to remove. or e.
levate sharp piece Of bone, that was dis
covered to be sticking into the dura mater:
Some extravasated blood was found lodged
on the dura mater, where the scull was per.
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Mr.. WAGLER

Respectfully informs the Ladies and
Geutlemcn OF tie City of Alexandra, that he.
teaches the PIANO FORTE, VIOLIN, &c.
lie hopes 70 get tie fasnc encouragement he has
Cox thcfc two years received in George Town
and the City of Wshipgton.
f.c is at pteient in town, and Mr.. Gadiby or
Mr. Cazsnove can give information about him.
He has purchaied a few very good
PIANO FORTES, which win be here.as foon-
as the liver il open. Afa,
n fen NIoIins and jajAieaa5Is Pieces q
haSlc,
which he will ell at a moderate Price.
Feb IL. srsmw
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Tzs ,S15fcyz.bgr

IFas removed MS q EN- DJIE-STCRE
from the corner of King and Union
itreets, IS he fore adjoining NIeiirs
zary X. Nay, g Co. on the South
ice Of Ksn5 ltreet.
THOMAS PATTE.N.
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Alexandra, FEB. II.
FOR Sale.

A good wash woman with her child.
Application to be made 70 the printer.
Fec. II. 9.
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From the Petersburg htellgsncer.
BELFIELD, January II.

Nessrs. Dickson 81 Pescud,
By inserting in your useful paper the fol-
lowing particulars of most tremendous
wound of the head, you will CRAFTY ma
ny of your readers, and oblige your hum
bic servant,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13
Pm the Charleston Courier.

~. Eaffor-WalIing through the street.
happened TO cast my eye on a oiees % F., ,.,-
Der. which Law on thu. ground; | took It up,
and found it So curious thai | 9houSt't 7
might be worth Offering to you. Ii you
please, YOU may put it under your Gfaar'esr
ton Head. It IS evidently an imitation Oh
the style ofSterRe. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
EXTRACT oF LETTER FROM THe LATE
DIR. PRIEsTLY TO Dr.. LoeAN. DATED
JiHuarU 25fh, 1904.

ar means ofvqrions illnesses ] am re-
dnced To state of extreme debility. and
irhc swelling that began al my fee,,whch
has nov reached my knees. should conli-
nue. to advance as it has done, my cooti-
nuauce here canno; be long. But have
lived lille beyond the usual term Of bo.
: man lie, aud am content and thanklui,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
FROM a LATE LONDON PAPER.
II VEN HHEHY.


The increasing artiog and spirit Of the
gentlemen Farmers Of Ireland, has been
eXemp'i!ied in q very superior degree at
the Cattle exhibition, lately held in Dub.
lin, by the unexanpled demand for new
species OF wheat, which may well be con-
sidered kind OF phenomenon in the We
geta''le world. From its novelty in this
country, ii has not yet acquired any ranl;
IN any branch of botanical classification,
at least generally kno vn or alluded to,
Dat rs properties, If the future effects shall
invariably answer the first experiment in
this country, will amply compensate all
The expenses OF IT'S culture, as well as the
original prime COS, of the seed, viz. 10
guineas per stone.
The original seed, imported by ser.
want of the late Thomas Whaley, Esq. on
that genleman's Jerusalem expedition,
was AT first taken notice uf hya Mr.. De-
ran, of Francis street, an eminent expert
mental farmer and distiller. That gen,
tlenan's account OF the various branches
oil his experiment, as com ;nunicatyd 10 the
numerous crow,is Of ad,niring spectators
ct the sample he produced, at he exoedi-
iion OF the Duke ot Leinster's. in Leinster
street, stands critically as follows He
sowed about two stone and half OF what
be calls Jerusalem wheat, in The space Of
an haggsrd, at CloRstill1, in the county Of
Dublin about August last, after previ
Gus crop Of Fctches; this seed he hal
;iibbled By two men and four children, the
whole expense of labor amounting to no
more than Is. British; in the LAST rc aDinc
season it exhibited stalks Of seven feet in
length, bent considerably at top by the
weight III bunch OF ears, on an average,
from 40 to IS in number 10 each stalk,
and each ear containing generally from
$50 10 100 large round grains OF wheat,
almost transparent through a film, resem-
bling ska or husS; it colo: only APP
preached the lands wheat, So well known
IN this country. The stalks formed into
reeds, filed with . white pulp, from their
strength towards the ro1t, were forced TO
have been cut about two feet from the sur
face Of the soil. The straw, or rather
real, Or. Doran got cut wi,h a machine,
ard served TO horses as substitute for
oats, on which they 9reedily fed, and
seem to thrive on it as well as OH their u
suai food. The general produce Of wheat,
respecting the SEED, was ten 5arreis want
ing six pounds; OF grinding, the proper
zion OF bran, respecting the four, was
three pounds OF the former 10 one barre /
Of the latter.
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NOR ~.

When we s%amne the various charac-
ters aud distinctions amongst men, if any
Of them claim our pure love, friendship
and esteem, it is the man who possesses
The geHlal traits Of genuine bcneyolence
ard 1t is he who is entitled to our first and
highest enconium5 for bsncvolence is q
principle of the heart, by and through
which we receive Tie pleasure resulting
from true inward hapniness, the conlinu.
ance of which will last until we Cease TO
draw the vital spark, and until the indis-
eliminating hand Of death summons the
soal from It's tabernacle OF clay, to VIM
us course through the 1lherisl skies, tn
the blessed mansions above, the residence
oftho,e whose virtues and perreGlinns have
crowned III ir heads with Ianrels Of i'm
nnrtai riory; let rs never withhold from
The memory of those men, the praises
which then virtues may have oh .ained
bat suffer the apologies Of human nature
% plead in their behalf-as perfection ON
his earth, has not nor never will be OBJ
ta'nsd; the wisest as we'll as the best Of
men have erred, huHdHuW est errdrae.--
The benign influence Of this gOdlike attri
butte 5eHep,ieHce, has a powerful tendency,
when il operates upp1 the vicious mind,
to eradicate therelrOm the sting Of vice
and immortality, with which it has been
poisonel.--'To do a good aGlion is the be-
nevolent mans secular study, and to pro
mote the felicity Of his fellow creatures,
his supreme delight. II is not so much
his inquiry, who ere, as where are the OBJ
ircts of pity and compassion, but to in
! form him IS meri,orious. because their
wants are Immediately Moderated by the
administration Of his help and assistance,
The benevolent man harbors not a mali
cious thought, neither doih he take plea.
sure IN exposing the faults Of his fellow
men ; he is contented 10 concealng then
from sIande,ous world, and admonishinr
/ them, in secret. -" Happy The man VIC
! inhcrits Ibis virtue hts days are days o
{ peasantness, and all us paths are peace
The magistrates oi a northern town II
! England have fixed IN. all public places o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
Laws Of the u. States.
AN ACT

9R'17frmeHfarY 10 an act, intituLrd " IN act
u t'fcorrorafe tbr Inhabitants Of the city
Of iPasitn. TN, in The District Of Co!4m
5ia.
81 II enc ef by The Senate and House of
Representatives Of Tire United !Slqfes of. n
mei1ea ia Congress assembled, That the act
lnituied " An act to incorporate the inha-
huants of the city of Washington. in the
District OF Columbia, axcept so much Of
the same as is Inconsistent with the Droyi.
si0ps OF this act, be and the same is here
bE Continued in force for and during he
term OF fit,een years from The end of the
mex; session of congress.
Sec. .. ind be II farther enacted, Tha,
The council of the city of Washnton, from
and alter the period for which the mem
bers Of the present council have been g.
iectcd, shall, consist of two chambers, each
or winch Shall be composed of nioe msm.
bsrS, to be chosen by dis,inta ballots, &C.
cordng 10 the directions Of the aGt to which
THIS IS supplement a majority of each
Chamber shall constitute quorum To do
business: 10 case vacancies shall occur in
the council, the chamber in which the
same may happen shall supply the same
by an election, by ballot from the three
persons next highest on the list, TO those
elected at the preceding election; and a
majority Of the whole number of the
chamber IN which such vacancy nav hap.
pen shal! De necessary TO make an cleo
ton.
Sec. 3. INT be IL .furlh-r enacted. Tha,
the council shall have power to establish
and regulate the inspection OF flour, to-,
bacco and sailed provisions the ruaginq.
OF casks and liquors. the storage OF gun
powder, and all naval and military stores,
not the property of the United States, TO
regulate the weight and quality of bread !;
to tax aud liccnce haw.zers or ped;ars, to
restrain OF prohihittpling houses, lot,e ries
and all kinds of gaming; TO suparintcnd
the health of the city, 10 preserve the ma
vigajioD Of the Potomac and Anacosta RI
vers, adjoinig the city to erect. repair and
regulate public wharyes, and 10 deepen
docks and basons 20 provide for the esta-
blsfmcnt and superintendance Of public
schools; to licence and regulate, exclu.
sivcly, hackney coaches, ordinary keepers,
retailers and ferries; to provide for the
appointment OF inspectors, conslables and
such other officers as may be necessary
to execute the laws orthe corporation; and
to give such compensation 10 the mayor
OF the CITY as they may deem fit.
Sec. 4. int be h further enacted, That
the levy court of ths county of Washing
ton snail not hereafter possess the power
of imposing any tax on the inhabitants Of
the city of Washington.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of me House of RchrescntatiUes.
JOHN BROWN,
Presiafent If the Senate Iiro.temhore.
February %, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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p Z Dr. r + Z.

HAMDLEroN was got by Dungannon Zone OF
the best sons of O.Kelly's famous Eclipse, who
was esteemed TO be the best horse of his day, and
covered Al fly guineas,) his dam by Snap, sister
TO Jupiter, bred h. Mr. Cross 1773--her dam
(young Marshes danny bv Blank Stirliug Miss
Masnett, by Partner, Greyhound Curweu, Kay
Barb, Lord D'Arcy's Arabian. Whiteshir, Old
Montague mare Thus it appears he descended
from the best running stock in England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

resort the following, painted on a board,
IN large letters
"TO THE LADIES.
" Gen,eei women, who aquse their fdle
hours in 5uorkiag, frequently throw scraps
ot linen and cotton Of various kinds into
the fire. 1t is requested, most humbly,
that every lady viii reserve these trihes,
aud direct their maid servants 20 sell tht m.
because the SO dong will prevent 100000
being annually exported to other countries
Tor the importation Of old rags To make
paper, and which, in consequence, will be-
come cheaper"
The following letters were found in a
Welsh church over the ten command
ments, and remained upw ards Of a ccnlu.
ny unexplained. As a couqlet of poetry
use of only one Of the vowels, ii
commands admiration.
2 K 5 V YPRFC = Mn,
' r K P T II : PRO p Z s TN.
80 solve the enigma, add one vowel,
and use it rs found necessary.
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
~ ACT


FOR the rel f ofhe cqhtore oCMe Moorish
armed 8hih Mcshouda and 1lir5oha.
BIZ il enacfed, 6y me Senate and House
# RehrescniatiUes Of thc t7ited Sta!es Of
Hmericp in Co9gress assembled, That the
sum OF eight thousand five hundred and
ninety-Gour dollars and fi,y cents, being
one moIcty Of the value % the armed ship
Meshouda, captured by the frigate John
Adams, commanded by capt. John Rod
gers, and restored 10 the Emperor Of Mo-
rocco, be, and the same is hereby appro-
priated for deCraying the expense Of prize
money due to the captors and that the
further sum of seven hundred and thirty
eight dollars, and twenty-five cents, be,
and the same hereby is appropriated for
delraYing the expenses incurred for the
said ship, whilst in possession Of the Cap
tors.
NATL. MACON,
Sfeaker ofth- H1fsse of Representatives..
JOHN BROWN, PrcSideHt
ofhe Senate, hro feDhorc.
February %, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

The magistrate of "a northern town IN
England have fixed IN all public places Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

Few persons, believe, have enjoyed life
more than have done.
Tell Mr. Jefferson that think myself
happy to have lived SO long under his ex
ceiient administration and that have a
prospect OF dying in it. Ills, am conf
dent, the best on the face ofthe earth, and
yet hope TO rise To something more ex-
ceilent still.
EeOerb' England. 1t appears, from late
Londpn papers, that a fever of a deadly
and malignant nature, RACES in the town
otNew Castle, (Eng.) The victim is seiz-
ell with violent pain in the forehead,
which is quciily followed by stupor, and
IN short time he is reduced 10 very
weak condition. II had become 50 alarm
ing, that the magistrates had taken notice
Of IL and had ordered out the fire engines,
VITA INSTRUCTIONS To wash every lane and
alley, on the Quay side, completely clean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
EDWARD CARRINGTON.
JOSEPH CALICO.
TOHN BROCKENBROyTCH

18th March, 1904 Twt1ai1
For the mutual accommodation Of the Trea-
surer and the persons meaning TO subscribe. the
Treasurer will receive the money At any time pre-
vious to the day appointed for opening the Books
bY the commissioners
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
At a meeting of the Com

missioners appointed by the Legislature of this
commonwealth, toreceive subscriptions IN the citv
of Richmond, under :" An AT for incorporatiucr
the BANK OF YIRGINIA"--present, Edward
Garrmgton' Chairman Joseph Gaego, Robert
Pollard, George Jefferson, p n Nicholas. Iohn
Brochenbrough, Thomas rutherford, BENJAMIN
watcher and James F. Leitoh.
LIST. Resolved, that Books be opened at the
Capitol on the first Monday IN May next. to re.
seive subscriptions pursuant to che said act.
ID Resolved, with the consent of The Trea-
surer' oEthe state. thar the payments re made
in the Treasury office, and that the persons 81
paying, upon exhibiting the Trea urcr's rec .,Dt,
shall he admitted to subscribe their names on the
commissioners books
Sd Resolved, that Edward Carringten, To-
seph Gallcgo and John Rrockcnbrough be ap.
pointed committee TO notify the foregoing re-
solutions in t~o public gazetces Of this city, once
week. from the present time till the first Mon.
day in May next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
WILLIAM TEMPLE
NOTICE.

VIE Election Cor Common Council men and
Aldermen tor me city of Richmond will com
mence on thc 1st Wednesday in April next. a.
greeablc TO an act of the General Assemble.
WHITELAW,
SERGEANT of the city of Richmond
March Z. 1904.
N. d. The places for holding the Election in
Jefferson ward, ar the court house of said city,
in Madison ward, at the Eagle Tavsrn--in Mon
roe ward, a Judge Wythe's new tenement. near
ly opposite TO the dwelling house Of Mrs. Brax-
ton. J. WHITELAW, Sit.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UH hoativciy be SOLD,
on Monday next, the 18th instant, without re-
serve, for ready cash. by the subscribers, at their
Vendue Office, for the benefit of the Underwri-
ters, the following
Two Bales India Goods,
Damaged on boarl the schooner franklin, Capt.
Nelly, from New-York
Df,rt.d } Onc Bale Gurrahs, containing 100
u Al pieces. IS by 0-S.
zone ditto Emcries. 12j ps IS by 1.
PROSSER u MONCURE, v. MS.
Richmond, March 8, 1904.
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NO TiIN-

rT'rAT Ihave comsrittedthe entire management,
and transaction of my business to nv bronze
Robert b. Payne, ofColunlbia. and county of Fin
wanna aud authorised INN. and him only. to set
tie and adjust on my behalf, the deb,s owing n
or by the estafe OF Richard Cooke late Of Flu.
wanna Accordingly 90 hirl The said Rober, 3.
Payne, those having claims upon m. s,;d ss,.+e .
will bring them forward for adiust,eot, aud
those indebted 70 it make payment, which ,hev
are requested to do wihout DELAY.
POLLY COOKE.
E~cVrriT II Richard Cooke. aec.
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