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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
MARTINsBURG, Bssleley eean.s,
Virginia; Printed and pnbiishedby
John ALBUR IT'S.
TEAM. o, THE INTELLIGENcER.

TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENcER.
The price efthis Paper is rue dollars
per annHn, one doiiarpayabls az the time
Of subscribing, and one lvhsn the year
expires. Distant subscribers pay for ths
Iuhoie year IN advance. The price IF
Advertisements, to non-sn6scribers, -
one dollar per square jor1 three tveeks
Insertion, and for esafinna,,ce after that
time IS cent? per .Deek; Subscribers syiL
continleiO receipe a redEctienef sne:i snrth
on THAR advertisements.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
LANDS FOR SAFE.

T WILL dispose Of a valuable FARM,
i upon cape-capeon, within about two
and half miles Of Bath, atpresent occu-
pied by Capt. Geo. Eskridge, who has
an unexpiredlease thereon. offour years
next October, at 90 per annum. !
win give considerable credit for the ba.
lance of the purchase money on receiving
( 500 Virginia currency ready cash.---
Capt. Eskridgc will shew the lines OF the
land. for further particulars and terms,
be pleased to apply to the subscriber.
+ R. r. HOOE.
Alexandria, July II, 1904. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17

THOSE persons who made purchas-
i es At the sale Of the effects of
Charles Edelen, late Of Berkeley coun-
~, dec. are informed that their rcspec-
tive Obligations became due ON the FIRST
inst. and are requested TO come forward
and pay them of, or suits win positively
be brought against them. z..s ~
: 5sss JACOB FRENCH, Err. &
T MARY EDELEN, Esrs. IS
Berkeley County, July -, 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
NnTIcE

a LII persons are hereby cautioned y
n gaiRst taking an assignment on two
notes Of hand given by the subscriber 20
Peter Grove, Of Martinsburg |; the par
tieular sumo they are given for are not
recoilected, but they may be known by
Thomas Roberts being 4 witness to both
ofthem, as these notes have been paid
off already. - -.
Berkeley County, July ~, 1904. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17

n IL persons indebted 70 the subscri-
n bereitherby Bond, Note, or Book
Account, are requested to make imme.
diate payment, Is final ciosesand recep-
ton Of outstanding debts is indispensably
necessary understandable Wheat and
Rye Willie received in payment. Those
who will fail TO comply with. the above
request onor before The FIRST daysof Sep
TENDER next, may expect that legal mea-
sures win be taken against them.
EDWARD MCCORMICK.
Charles Town, July 90, 1904. [6w]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17

WfH6ee6sred fer sale, on Friday tie
24ih b next month, al, the late dsUel-
ding pldce Of Job Curtis, deceased: f
TTORSES, COWS, SHEEP and
IL HOGS, FARMING UTEN.
sILS and HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, where due attendance and .
reasonable credit win be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved secu-
rity. The sale to begin ~ ten o'clock,
where the conditions will be more FUN
made known. z+1A*
JOSHUA CURTIS, 80
Berkeley csHatg, July ~, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
More Fresh Goods.
The su6scri6er has just rrceiDed and 10
nozp epeaing, another supply 81 49,
- - SUMNER and FALL y -z $3.50


Which in addition to his former stock,
makes his assortment very complete,
and well worthy the attention Of those
who may need such articles rs he has for
sale, both for cheapness and quality:
Among which are. assorted
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
Boiling Goths,

Nos. z, g, S, &, and 5,
Those are Of the 6rst rate, and warrant
ed good: the subscriber has formed !
connection with an Importing House in
Baltimore, who are always TO keep his
assortment complete; those who live At
. assistance and may want good Boxing
Cloths win never be disappointed in
coming here for them the price Il a.
iosv As in any inland town on this eouti-
nent.
N. B. The subscriber also takes leave
to inform the public, that his mill Is now
in complete order for the reception Of
Grain: He solicits the custom ofthose
who can from convenience send him
their grinding.
- The highest price, As usual, Civ
en- for Wheat, Rye and Corn delivered
AZ his mill.
With the Created esfeeni,
He 6sgs leave 10 s,bscribs himself.
The pubLic,s OBJ. g. huMM servs.
PHILIP NADENBOUScH.
Martnsburg, July 8, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
To sek.s, 9e..ee.,,ii,en siiveu iinmedGa.ely,

THE House and Lot lately oecupi-
j ed by ]. .Alburtis, situate in the
main street. Martinsburg; the House
is well finished, has Z rooms below and
> above stairs, with good Kitchen, q
spacious Garrett, dry Cellars, COVE.
nient Stables and an excellent Garden
well enclosed, and Is in every respect well
calculated for anykind ofpublic business.
For terms apply 70 Robsr. cocLburn or
j. Alburtis.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
FE W HAPPY MATCHES.

FEW HAPPY MATCHES.
CAY, mighty Love, and teachmy song,
- ToWhom Thy sweetest Joys belong,
And who the happy pairs.
Whoseyielding hearts and joining hands,
Find Biessings twisted With their bands,
TO soften Al their cares.
Nor the Wild herd Of nymphs and swains,
That thouEhtless AZ into The chains.
AZ custom Leads the way: ~
Ii there be bliss without design, rs
Iyies and oaks may grow and Irvine,
And Be a. blessd = they.
No. sordid souls Of earthly mould,
Who, drawn BY kindred charms ofgold,
Todnll embraces move!
So two rich mountains Of Peru
May,rush to wealthy marriage too, b
And make 4 world Of love.
Not the mad tribe that he'll inspires g
With wanton Aames those raging Tres.
The purer bliss destroy.
On Etna's top let furies wsd
And sheets Of lightning dress the bed
r improys the burning Joy.
Not the dull pairs, whose marble forms,
None ofthe melting passions warns,
Car mingle hearts and hands 4.
Log of green wood, that quench the
Goals, X 3st
A. marry'd Just Ike Stole souls,
q With osiers for the bands.
Not minds Of melancholy strain, 81
Still silent, Of that still complain,
Can the dear bondage bless:
Asvell may heavily concerts spring
From two old lutes with ne'er = string,
Or none beside the bass. +
Nor can the soft enchantnents hold
Two jarring souls Of angry mould,
The rugged and the keen
Simpsons young foxes might as well !
In bands Of cheerful wedlock dwell,
With 6rebrands tysd between. b
Nor let the cruel letters bind
A gentle savage to = mind, : -.
For love abhors the sight |: @E
Loose the fierce tiger from the deer,
For native rage and native fear ~
Rise and forbid delight.
Two kindest souls alone must meet; H..
IT'S friendship makes the bondage sweet,
And feeds their mutual loves:
Bright Venus on her rolling throne
Isdrawn BY gentlest birds alone, r =.
And Cupids yoke the doves. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
heab GODS.

The sn6scriBer has inst received from the
Cities Of Phiiadslphid and Baltimore,
andisaosvepeaing, a iagge suppiv ERE
atkd6iy cheap Goods, eonsisfing of:
land rs Irish Linens. i
100 Pieces elegant chintzes and Cali
Goes Of the newest patterns. [,-5---:5-,555
Trunks fashionable Muslins and
J. Handksfckiefs. -. T><\,,e
20 Pieces Dimities. -- +.---1--A
Lsghorn Bonnets, Mems, Women's,
Boys and Girls fashionable fine Hats.
India Muslins, Nankeens, Apron Check,
Cloths and Kerseymeres, and great va
rieay Of Fancy Articles, consisting in
part d, Artificial Flowers, Wreathes and
PiumeA ahandsome assortment of La
ees and Edgings, Pic Mic Mitts, extra
long Silk Cloves, &c. andhave also re-
eeiyed l.rss supply Of
BAR-IRON,
OF excellent quality and handsomely
drawn, English Biistered, Country do.
and Crowly STEEL.
100 Pieces Home made Linens.
500 Excellent Twilled Bags.
1oooib. Good Flax, and parcel of
fine old Whisky, distill'd "a Maryland,
Patent Medicines, Sc. &c.
All ofthe above Goods having been
purchased on the lowest terms for cash,
IamhaPpy toinform my friends, and the
public generally, that am now enabled
to supply them with Goods that are re.
markably cheap.
WAITER B. SELBY.
ShePherd's-T Town, August 10. 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-17
Tie subscriber la insf opened 9 very
exsensipe assorfssent 81
Medicine, Drugs
and p ANTS,
sphich ne min sen AZ very reduced prices
is.5 f, s. for Cash. i
TH6MAS PATTERSON
Mdrias5urg, isae 9, 1904.

N. B. Those whose accounts have
been Ode one year and upwards, viii
please 10 call and discharges them before
the 6rstday Of September next, other
wise suits will be commenced for their
recovery-It Is hoped this win not be
considered hardl Is necessity comPels
il. e. p. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24

when federaland when republicans, ffthe
distinction between federal and repubf-
can, is meant merely to Observation-Disclosures
great political parties into which the Unit.
ed s tates have been principally divided, it
is acknowledged some terms mustbe used
for that purpose. Whethersthis is Il most
proper pretend not to say. | presume
the term is not meant to convey an idea
that those who choose to call themselves
republicans are so exclusively, and that all
others are.opposed toa republican govern
ment. Such distinctions is better adapted
to discussion in aparty newspaper than
to the floor Of this house. sIagive full faith
and credit to that gentleman when he says.
he is a republican, and that the state ct
Pennsylvania which he represents is a re-
publican state. But will the gentleman as-
sert that the state of Massachusetts is not
equally republican, and that the. representa-
tives of that state upon this floor are not
republican as well those from Pennsylva-
MIA? No / trust not unwilling to go hand
in hand with that gentleman in favor of
real practical republicanism. / hope to
live and die under republican govern
ment. know of no state in the union
which,, not arepublican state, nor any
periods of the union in which they were
otherwise ard know Of no mem
Der upon this floor who is any other than
republican, nor of any prevailing party
in the United States opposed to a repub-
lican- government.
To be C0ntinued)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
NEW YORK, April IS.

Captain Sheffield Of the Schooner Isnpsian.'
arrived at this port yeecrday frOn Guadaioa
informs that on the 18th ult. anEngisM le,'@ Il
marque, having been taken by the French s -,
brought into Guadaloupc, was afsetvlli' =,
out BY the Engilh. Previous 70 f1s 20 80,
quitting her they applied matah to thc M, IN
zine which was not perceived BY The has ..,o'
and after getting littie diltancs tfoai ''S
l,e was blowp up wirh terrici; es. .,,,,b,.
Two Englifa letters of marqne, win ' W, =.
csrgoss, were brought into Glada!auP 80. as
French, about the Ugh ult. one OF yn'cn ;,b 5
taken after an action OF eight hours ".,fe
French rriyateer Of eighteenguns ans . liz e
ment Of ,aen the letter of Inarqae i,a IS, oI7
ncn.- Ihspriyatess had at'ee1 nea,S's's.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
PLOT AGAINST BONAPARTE.
ARREST OF MOREAL.
[. Z G. 81 ATIV B O D*1.

Paris, February II.
At.two o'clock the counsellors of state
Reignaud, Dc St. Jean D'Angely, Segur,
and Berlier, were introduced. Reignaud
ascended the tribune, and read the follow
ing report made this morning by the grand
Judge TO the first consul:
l1ebort Of the Grand fudge to Government.
PARIS, 9th Pluy;ese.
&C Gftiasn First Consul.
New plots have been framed BY Eng
land they were framed IN the midst Of the
peace she had sworn to maintain--and
when she violated the treaty of Ameins,
she relied much less upon her force than
upoR~the success Of her mackinations.-
But the government was watchful--the
eye ofthe police followed all the sscps of
the enemy's agents, and traced.:the measure
of those whom their gold or their intrigues
had corrupted.
:" At length the plan appeared complete;
already, no doubt, they thought at London
that they heard the explosion Of that mine
which had been dug under our feet. At
least the most sinister rumors were in cir
culation there, and the most guilty hopes,
were cherished.
All at once the trainers of the conspi.
racy are seized proofs accumulate, and
of such force and evidence. that they will
carry conviction TO every mind.
!" Georges, and his band of assassins,
had remained in the pay Of England--his
agents still over-run La Vendee, the Nor
bihan and the Cotes du Nord, and vainly
sought for partizans-the moderation OF
the government and the laws had deprived
them of them.
g Pichegru, unmasked 10y the events
which preceded the 18th of Fructidor,
year S, unmasked more than any thing by
that correspondence which general Mo-
reau had addressed to the directory-Pi-
chegru had carried his hatred against this
couEtryinto England.
g In the year G he was with WiIlot, IA
the suit of the enemy's armies, in order
to ally himself with the brlgands of the
South.
s. In the year he conspired With the
committee of Bareuth ;-and since the
peace %of Amiens, he was still the coun-
seland the hope Of the enemies of France,
I. British perfdy associates Georges
with Pichegru; the infamous Georges with
that Pichegru whom France had esteemed,
and whom shelong believed to be ineapa-
bic Of treason.
"In the year III criminal reconciliation unites
Pchegru and general Moreau, two Esen between
whom honor ought 70 have naced an et-rn,F
hatred. The police feizes at,Calals one of their
agents at the moment he WAS returning fecond
time to England. That man is in. The hands -oe
the police, with all the papers which eRsb..fa
the realityof a reconciliation thae awoula have
been in applicable if the ,ies Of il had not been
formed by crime.
:. AT the arref Of this agent general Moreau
appearstor momen, agitated. He takes un-
der.hsnd meafures to afeertain whether govern.
ment is intorEnee ueon the lubi.a .. bur cve.y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24

1ohn AGanss Smith
Has commenced the PRACTICE of LAW 10
the Fauqaier Court.
Oat Hill, April 23.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
PUBLIC SALE.

In purluance of a Decree of the
Honorable ths-unised States Court of the Dit
trid of Columbia for 1be county of Aexan-
dria, will be fold at public fale, on the pre-.
mites, for ready money, on Wsdnelday the
10th May next,
sOne Lot of Ground
or the caR of,Watcr ttreer in the town of Alex.
anasia, containing A feet /. inches on Water
Greet. and u feet deep parallel with Prince
nfset. and binding on Wales's alley. Alto,
ONE ANNUITY
of ga dollars per annum, payable half yearly,
anGns out OF piece of ground on Royal erect,
on which there Ia two Rorv frame houie, now
in the occupation Of Mr.. James Scott.
The above property is fold 10 fatisfy debt
dae from Robert Meafe to the eaase of Edward
Dsneae, deceafed.
John c. Herbert,1
jacob Hoffman, >Com'rs.
James H. Hooe,
Apyil IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
EINLAY and SHAKES

EINLAY and SHAKES
RESPECTFULLY inform the public. that they have
Aodian Queen, King ereet, general
Aiiortnlent of Bruihes,
which they ofer 90 as low terms as they can be
purchalsd wishin the United States. GS Orders
ssteedsd to with punttuaiity and diipatch.
April 10 d3s coat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
public aale.
On the Goth inf. at II o'clock will be
fold on the premifes,
A LOT OF GROItND

a
G,uate on Cameron Street near the Powder Houle.
i, front 1877 fees, and in depth 10 feet, hand
f,mely fenced. The above Lo. is laid off as a
garden, and in high fate of cultivation, fub.
ea oa<rers Of Twenty Pounds.
Aad-at44 o'clocksin the afternoonwill
be fold OF the preriles, near
Cameron Run,
Abandlome Country Retreat,
late the refidencc of Fhos. Richards, containing
Oae Hundred and Twenty FIVE Acres. The
Improvements are neat Dwellings Kitchen,
Smoke Houfe, Barn, sc. and well of excellent
water, an orchard of choice fruit, conffing of
pairs, peeches, apples, cherries, &c. The above
Farm commands a handlome proips6 of the town
OF Alexandra, and river Potomac. II will be
old entire or laid of in fmalIer Lots TO fuit pur-
ehaiers. Terms will be made known at the
place offale.
Philip G. Marfeller.
April II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
PETER NOWLAN
HAIR DRESSER.

Il IL Il ~ IN 4NN\ ks0I&AAVA%s
HAIR DRESSER,
REGS leave to returr his fincere thanks for the
many svery dhtinguiGhedi favors conferred upon
hIn by liberal public; and further (olicits
continuance of their tayors, aGlring then every
attention will be paid for rh-ir iaiis.aacn tua-
ing his gere,alknowledge and ability in butiuefs,
,ns.peed by his long practice and experience. will
entte him TO their further commands, which will
b gratefully received.
dc has jaa received a part of his TSpriag as
fsstmSnt OF
PERFUMERY;
lkewife quantity of light coloured natural Fle-
min Hair, warranted to equal any ever before
offered to the public; with variety of other
articles of head drefs executeds;n the mott elegant
and fashionable Ryie.
April % div.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05
~ fVe O0'eNo' y '"F Lo'l"0H7O'alfo u ID6iNi'
A PROCLAMATION.

= FNNJO bN MN IIJN.
M HtREA As it is represented to the Execu
Wv tive that Israel Wilkinson, who wa com
m'tted 10 the jail ofthe dstria of Stanton char
sed with horse Stealing, hath escaped from tho
said jail: have therefore thought fit with the
advice OF the council of state issue this procla-
nation. hereby Offering reward OF afty dollars to
any person or persons who shall apprehend and
convey to tho said district Jail Of Stanton the
said Israel Wilkinson. And do moreover re-
quire all officers civil and military, and exhort the
good people of this commonwealth to use their
best endeavors to apprehepd and convey to the
ia, aforesaid the said Israel Wilkinson
Given under my hand with the seal of he com.
L. s. monweath annexed at Richmond, this 3lst
day Of March, 1904
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05
BY ne Covernor Of tie comsOzspe NIB of Trsinix;
A PROCLAMATION.

A PROCLAMATION.
NA/ HEREAS 1t is represented TO the Execu.
w tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined FIR horse stealing, and Cullen
Demmory, confined for murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second tme)
escaped from the penitentary. have therefore
thought fat, with the advice of,he counciloi state
10 issue This proclamation. hereby Offering i re
ward OF one hundred dollars for each of the con-
vids so escaped, to any person or persons who
shall apPrehend and convey them or either ofthem
TO the pententi,ry. And do moreover require
ali cficers civil and military, and eAhort the good
people the commonwealth to use their best en-
deavorst to apprehend and convey 70 the pcmiten-
tary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person and Cullen Demmory.
Giyen under my hand with the seal of the COM
day OF March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted OF horse stealing at
the dstr'Sl court OF Washington, Nav 1892 born
in the county Of Charlotte. feet II IN. mes high.
q years old, fair complexion, dark hair and bus
eyes, has a bad conntenance, and when spoken to
cannot Look you in the face
Rober, Person, convicted OF the same offence
at the district court nj the Sweet Springs Oetober
1902; born az the county Of Botetourt, feet high
% years old. fair complexion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes. very thin visage. and has down look also
has the appearance OF bad health.
Cullen Demmory dark muatto, convicted of
mur.cr in the second degree, at the distriF court
OF Suffolk. MAY, 1901; born in the county of
Southampton, ) feet l-2 inches high, 3. wears
DID, black hair and black eyes, and very thin vis-
sc.
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the penitentiary the 10th of April last and were
retaken i'll the counties OF Boteterrt & Washing
ton. and were both tried for escaping ard senten.
ced TO two years additional con6nement the
former by the district court of Washington i'm
Sept last, an1 the latter by the distr0 court he id
at the Sweet Springs IN Oa following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05
COMMITTED to the Jail of

Aibemsrle county, negro man about 25 years of
age a yellowish black complexion, spare made,
, 'eet or INCHES high, RI her stoop shoulder
ed, has kind of hitch when he walks in one of
his hips. ha| been severely whipped, and saws he
belongs 10 Mr.. James Manteloe, who has iately
moved over towards Greenbrier from Hanover.
Also negro boy about / 2 or ID years ola yellow
complexion says he belongs to MIR Suthars Of
Augusta county. The owners are requested to
cnnc forward, prove their property, &c. or they
will &c calf with as the law directs
THOs WILLS, Jr Tailor
Albemarle CO. April 1, 1901. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05
The Broad Rock Jockey

CIu5 Races will commence on Tuesday the STR
day of MAJ next. and will continue for days
the ist da he Jockey Club purse of dolls 400,
four mile hcars--2d day the Proprietor Of ths
Fields purse OF dolls, 600, three mile heats
Sd day the Jockey Club Cup Of dolls 100 value,
two mile heats, free for all ages, no person per-
mitted start Cor the cup but members of the
club, and e. their only beneft--4th day Sweep
Stakes for years old col and iillies, two mile
heats, entrance dolls 'O0 half forfeit; subscrip-
ton to close on the 18th day Of April subscri-
bcrs or no race the weights and rules for those
races are agreeable 70 the Richmond Jockey Club
rule s-weights rs follows: aged horses 1856 los {;
6ytars old 12S lbs; wears old 1i9 lbs wears
old loo lbs; ; years I'd 90 lbs. Mares and Gel
dings allowed 8 lbs.
The Treasurer for the club requests the mem
bers 70 be pomte in paying up their subscription
OIL or before lac day of running
TJOtIAS CHEATHAM, TT.
March 90 1904. 2M.1
THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB
are requesre; 70 meet 1T the Broad Rocl; course
the da preceding the jjckey Club Purse, at 4
O'Clock in the evening for the purpose of making
some regulations for ,he different days running
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05

Richmo1d u Columbia TNrnhjke Road.
'T'aE bootf for receiving sub 'cripiions 10 curry
u intoehcd the above aud tb' aud usefui0 sfifg.
ton, viii remain open IN The ouutng room. Of
Rojerf Gamble e. Son, conf,c rably TO The aa Of
assembly, ,ill the FIRST day Of May newt
Subscriptions 70 the Sfuutou 7WhbHc Poad
will also continue ~ be received az the same biace
until the time before mentioned.
Richmond 18Th hrri 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05
LORENZO Dow, wishes

without delay, to inform the public, that through
the misunderstanding of his friends, his appoint.
mems as published in the Virginia Argus clash
with anorher published by his direction
He therefore gives notice. that he will fellow the
rout appointed by the Argus ill he comes 70
Richm oud- iut from Richmond he intends 70
make his way to Norfolk, and from Norfolk 20
Alexandria agreeaby to the appointments made
by DIR Hall and the other Methodist preachs VS. of
those parts. tt March % 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-05
Family Flour.
The business heretofore

7HE public are hereby informed, tina, the sub.
j scriberis prepared with an excellent seine.
which will he employed the whole Of this season.
a. me well known SHAD g. HERRING FISH
ERI ~ Varina. twelve miles below Richmond
The road thai leads 10 this fishery, is palmer and
better, than The road leading ~ any other fishery
on James river below this city. Hs prices for
fish vii DC as follow: Thrty-thrce shilIings and
tour renee per hundred for shad, or six pence a
peace TOR smaller quantity. For herrngs TWEEN
~ shillings per thousand. lie will keen a regular
supply Of salt and barrels Tor the accommodation
Of those thatmay he disposed 70 purchase FISH by
the quantity Ctf1
MOSES BATES.
Henrico, March 90. 1904.