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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

The citizens Philadelphia. Southwark
and the Northern Liberties, assembled a.
greeably to public notice for the purpose
oil adopting proper measures for the ex
preston OF their gricfat the untimely fate
OF their deceased fellow citizen MAJOR
GENERAL ALEXANDER HAMIL,
ION-their admiration of his virtues and
his talents--and their gratitude for the e
mlnent services, which as a Soldier and
Statesman, he has rendered 10 his coun.
try,
ReSofve, That national tribute of re
sPect to the memory of departed heroes
and statesmen, not only excites an emuIa
ton Of their glorious example, but consti.
tutes the purest reward of their tolls and
their virtues; and that such a tribute is
Justly due to the memory of ALEXANDER
HAMILTON
That in imitation of the pious exam.
ple OF the deceased, in the CLOSING scenes
OF his life, exhibiting an illustrious proof
OF the divine influence of the religion of
our torefathers, the citizens, in their re-
spcctive places Of worship, on Sunday next,
Will render their prayers of thanksgiving
to GOD, for his goodness in having bless
ed ournation with men of talents to discern,
and ofvirtue 10 pursue, her safety, her no.
nor, and her welfare; and especially for
having, thus long, continued to us the e
mnently useful talents of the deceased.
That the Clergymen of the several de-
nominations be requested to expatiate on
the same day upon the irreligious and per
niciouS tendency of custom, which has
deprived our country of one Of her best ard
most invaluable citizens, and has proved so
fatally destructive 10 the happiness of his
family.
That arrangements be made for having
! the bells mufIled and tolled during the day,
and that the Merchants will dire@ the
Masters OF their ships in the harbor to dis
play their flags half mast high.
That, as further demonstration OF our
grlet tor his loss and our respect and af-
lection Tor his memory, such OF the citi-
zens, as may, consistently with their Pc
culiar religious principles, will wear black
Grape round their left arms for thirty
days.
That a copy Of the proceedings of this
meeting be transmitted by the Chairman
~ VIZ s'AoJpa VI ZIG NiAY VI VIEW OIk-
and that the sincere and heartfelt condo.
lence Of the citizens of PHILADELPHIA,
Southwark and the Northern Liberties, be
rendered to him and to his fellow. citizens,
for the loss which the state of New. York
and the United States of Amrica, have
sustained in the death Of GENERAL HA-
MILTON.
That committee be appointed 20 car.
ry the foregoing resolution into ofieGt and
to make such further arrangements rela-
/ tive thereto as may be suitable to the oc-
casion and that the following gentlemen
compose the committee -
John &. Stocker, Thomas Fitzsimons,
Geo. Latimer, Elias Boudinot, Jacob Sper-
ry, John K. IIelmuth, Godfrey Haga, Jo-
seph Marsh, Thomas Haskins, William
Lewis, William Rawle, Manuel Eyre, and
Joseph Grice.
And, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be subscribed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in all the papers
Of the city.
THOMAS WILLING, Chairman.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Extract Of letter from Salem, JuIv %.
"Capt. Hogan arrived this morning from
Rochetort; left there May ! 8, brought no
papers; but reports, that the French SOL
diers had declared themselves against Bo.
naparte's being made Emperor, SC. and
that Moreau had been set at liberty"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
The Virgtnia Arov-
RICHMOND .

WEDNESDAY, JULY "a. 1904
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
am your afedionate brother.
THO; UNDERWOOD.

Gro UTDEewooD Security. &c.
II The printers in the state Of Kentucky arc
hereby requested 10 publish in their papers ac
Frankfort and Losing. on, the above letter; and
hereby inform Geo. Underwood and all othcrper.
sons Wherever, not 20 concern either in selling or
buying any of said .dnd5 as 1 am determined 10
prosecute all or any such seller or buyer Cash
sent 10 JOHN Rochester esq at Dauvi.le, to pay
thc prince f. u
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NOTICE.

Application will be made TO the next General
Assembly, praying tina, an az may pass to vest
in the subscriber, the right ofthe Commonwealth
70 a lot in the town Of Charlottesville. 10 So
which formerly belonged 20 Thomas Wes,. dec.
FREDERICK GAUBFR
Charlottesville, July 2Jtl, 1891 Cw3m1
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/ remain your friend and servant,
BENJAMIN MOORE.

The corporation Of the city OF New
York, having resolved 10 pay the last tri-
butte of respect TO the remains of their de-
ceased and much beloved fellow citizen
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, and hav.
ing requested ofthe Society OF Cincinnati,
TO regulate the order Of the funeral pro-
cession at the interment Of their brother
Soldier and late President General. The
foll,wing IS the ORDER OF process.
SION which has been recommended by
committee Of the Society of Cincinnati,
and adopted by committee Of the COR
poralon.
|. The Military Corps commanded by
Col. Morton.
.. The Society of the Cincinnati.
s. Clergy OF all denominations.
a.. The Corpse.
The Generals Horse.
s. Relations of the deceased.
z. Physicians.
s. The JUDGES of the Supreme Court.
9. Mr.. Gouverneur Morris, in his car.
risge.
10. The Governor and Lieutenant CO.
vernon Of the State.
l. The Mayor and Corporation Of the
City.
l9. Gentlemen of the Bar and Students
at Law.
IS Members ofCongress and Civil OH.
GERS Of the United States.
II. The Ministers, Consuls and Resi-.
dents Of Foreign Powers.
Is. The Officers of the Army and Ma.
w of the United States.
l6. ~ litary and Naval Officers of Fo.
reign Powers.
IL. Militia Officers Of the State.
l8. President, Directors, and Officers
of the respective Banks.
10. Chamber of Commerce and Mer-
chants.
30. Marine Society, Wardens of the
Port and Masters and Officers of all YES.
sells in the Hagbor.
81. The President, Professors and Stu.
dents of Columbia College.
%. The different Societies in such or.
der IS their respective Presidents may ar
range.
%. The citizens in general.
The Procession will proceed through
Beakman and Pearl streets to White Hall
street, and up Broadway to Trinity Church
The troops will then halt and open to
the right and left and permit the Corpse
to pass into the Church. The Funeral
Service will be there performed, and after
the service, an Grafton will be delivered
by Governeur Morris, Esq. The troops
will henperform the military ceremonials
over the grave, which will close the So
lemnities Of the day.
WIN INT VAN ZANDT, } Com'e
JACOB MORTON, 6 Of the cor.
JACOB della MONTAGNIE., Npora,ion.
NoTE.-The gentlemen included in
Nos. and s, will assemble, previous to
the procession, at Mr.. Church's house.
In Nos. 7 and 8, at College Hall-In Nos.
lo,ll,l2, l3 and IL, in the College Green
In Nos. Is, l6 and II, will parade in
Church street south OF Robinson Street.
No. I y in the Mechanic Hail, and adjacent
houses No. % in the College-Nos. %
and %, in Cburch.street north of Robin.
son street.
-<5 ~ o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

up his hands and said, With the nimogt
sincerity of heart, can answer thos.
questions in the Affirmative have M IL.
will againt col. Barr. Imet HIM with tx;
resc'ulion to DO him no harm-I forgive
all that happened" l then observed to
him, that tho tcrrors of the divine law
We're To be announced 10 the obtlurate and
itnpenitent: but that the consolation OF the
Gospel were to be offered to the hunb,c
and Contritc heart; that had no reason to
doubt his sincerity, and would proceed inn
mc;liatelylo CRAFTY his wishes. The Com
muninn was then administered, which he
received with great devotion, and his
heart afterwards appeared TO be perfectly
at rest. | saw him again this morning,
when with his last faultering words nc ex-
pressed strong confidence in the mercy
OF God through the iHtercessioa of the
Redeemer. l remained with him until
O'Clock this afternoon when death closed
the awful sccne-he expired without
struggle, and almost without groan.
BY rejecting on this melancholy event,
let the humble believer be encouraged G.
YER to hold fast Thar precious faith which
is the only source OF true consolation in
the last extremity of nature. Let the
inside be persuaded to abandon his oppo-
sition 10 that Gospel which the strong, in
qu;sitive, and comprehensive mind of
MISUNDERSTANDING his last moments,
a. the truth fro!a heaven. Letthose who
are disposed to Justify the practice of dn-
elling,be induced, by this simple narrative,
to viewwith adherence that custom which
has occasioned an rreparable loss to
worthy and most afflicted family: which
has deprived his friends OF a beloved com
panion, his profession Of one ofits bright
est ornaments, and his country, of great
statesman and real patriot.
With great respect,
/ remain your friend and servant,
BENJAMIN MOORE.
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TO BE LET,
Untii the 10Th Jannsry. and possession inmsii
ately given
The Brick House.

Next to Mr.. Or'is Paine, lately occupied by
Mr. Cornillon. THERE'S on the premises, house
hold Furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Chairs, &c. to be disposed of at private sale
Apply TO p Il. CHEYALLiE.
Tuesday, 9f.h Iulv. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

SEVERAL cent, men whose buildings
are situated in the country, complain that
they don't stand uron an equal footing,
with those. in towns, this ought, and no
doubt wall, at the general meeting, be OBJ
waited, that is, that those whose buildings
are situated in Tie
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON. FEB. IS.
THE KING DANGEROUSLY SICK

THE KING DANGEkCOSI-1 jim
It is with much affection we announce, that his
Msjety is again, and has been for iome days isri.
only indifp fed. YeaerdaY he was attended by
Sin Francis Mi man, DR.. Heberden, and Dundas,,
Of Richmond.
FEB Is.
No favorabl. change took place in bis mjsiis's
complaint yeaerday. The royal family continue
to fuIround The king Cabinet councils have let
for the two lsft rphts. LAT nigh; a tull council
net a, 8, and continued fitting until five this NOR.
ming. Frequent meHages were brought to the
Chancellor of the txchequer, during The firing Of
the council. Theft accounts, however, did not
vary from the bu ,ein.
The squiries at the queens houie after the kings
health are prodigious. No pe'fou feemed TO have
any Other buiineis, Or to be occupied upon any
other lubieet. We are corieti in Rating, that his
maietiy's dforder is the Hydrotbosas or cropfy in
the chef.
Tbs mornings bulletin iates, 81. .7ames's
Paiace, Feb. I6-Ns matsria! alteration las fgtss
piaee fnee yeQerd4y. Millmap.--Heterden."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

ma. JENKss
SEND you for publication few extracts
from an addrefs to the electors of Newjeriey. As
our State election is at hand, they may anfwer a
valuable purPoie here. in guarding Us againle The
hollow projections Of the political quaeks, and de.
msgosues Of The ALPHABETICALLY as they are indie
fa,igable in their efforts to hAks the aeady habits
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
Extraordinary cure FIR C9n/umption.- =,


young lady, in the lat ttage of con-
lumption was lately reitored to health by
the following extraordinary and acciden-
tai remedy She had been long attend
ed by the faculty, but derived no benefit
from their aililtance, and conGdering her.
felf verging to the end of exiiience, when
fine retired, during lalt fummer, to, the
vale of Taunton Dean, in Somerletihire,
with intention TO wait, in folitude, the
hour of approaching diilo!ution. Whit
in that ftuation, it was her culfom to
rife as early as her naIady would permit,
and contemplate the beauties of nature
from her chamber window, from which
!he obferved dog belonging to the houie
with fcarcely any He1h on his bones, ow-
ing to his difeale, conitantly go and lick
the dew of camomile bed in the gar
den in doing this the animal was MOTTO
ed to alter its appearance, to recover
ltrength, and finally, look plump and we'll.
The fngularity Of the circumfance inn
preifed itrongly onthc lady's mind, and
induced her to try what eheet might be
produced from following the example Of
the quadruped. She procured the dew
from the fame bed of camomile, drank a
fmall quantity each morning, and after
continuing TO do 70 FORT time, exper-
fenced wonderful relief her appetite
became regular, fhe found reurn of
ipirits, and in the end was completely
cured.==Londen. Pap. ian. ~.
Blood Heuxd.----The 1hrapf1on Afoci-
alton for the proiecution of felons, in
Northamptonlhire, have provided and
trained blood hound for the detection of
fheep aealers. To prove the utility OF the
hound, the 18th ult. was appointed for
the purpoGs ofexercifng it. The perlon
he was to hunt fa,ted at ten clock in the
forenoon, in the prefsnce ola great con-
couric ofpeople, and at II the hound was
let looie !; when after acha[e Of an hour
and half, notwithstanding very indiffe-
rent lcent, the hound found him fecreted
on a tree, at the difiance of fifteen miles.
By letter from Hamburger, dated 9Th
Jan. we learn thar Talleyrand has cauied
to be bought for him the elfate of Wand
ibeck, in that neighborhood, for 100000
bes. f. late the property of Count Schini-
melman.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
BY THE M ALL.
Bosrox, MARCH ~.
49, e..ssse.s.e

BOSTON, MARcH ~.
Bsevar. Of Iseendiaries Ion Monday evening
lar, about 10 O'Clock. an inceod,Asy attempt was
made, to ERE the fhop Of MIR. John Harrr, boat.
builder. north end. The Gre, it appears was put
in the Gil of the building, and had burnt upwards
of fix feet. before it was diicove,ed. Had it not
been for this fortunafe and provident;al dfcovery.
mucihdearutfion would have beenth confequesse,
As all The adjoining tenements are of wood.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24
FROM WASHINGTON. M6RcH ST..

This morning the committee cf enquiry re-
portedsto the houfe of representatives Il printed
paper contaioing-'eltimony taken by them on the
enquiry into the a6eial conduit OF Judge chafe, in
one hundred and four pages, with rsfaluton.
THAT JUDGE CHASE BE IMPEACHED
OF HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEAN.
ORS; and that jude Peters hath not 70 conducted
hm:cl il bis ju0isiai character, as to require me
in,erpoGion OF the constitutional power of this
houfe"
THE ufual order was prcrofed BY the commit.
tee for preparing articles of impeachment and
the confederation OF the above report, and ct the
reiolutioa, is made the order Of the day for Mon.
day next.
" Thus you fee an enquiry was int'ituted With
ost any lpee;6td charge of myEondsd ard thus you
fee, the leaders Of the democratic party, in thS
houfs of Representatives expea TO obtain vote OF
'he houie, for impeachment without Eating ere
triple faa Of mjSsbav0w, al a groond Tor mPssch'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

On t5s fyf MOndayn Aprit,
IT WILL BE THE INDISPENSABLE rY OF ALL
THE FRIENDS or TIE PRESENT HAPPY
Guns II UT ON, Laws, & PROSPERITY
or 81 d M.asSACHUSE IT'S, 40 Join
IN Ttfk long PUL1, TIE STRONG
Pull, AND THE PULL HLT0-
GEIHER, IN SUPPORT Or
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
Tuenty EUe Dollars Record.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcnbe.'s farm, In
the county of Alexandria, diAritf Of Columbia,
Mulatto man called MATT COOK, about
feet high. between IS and 10 years OF a.sr, long
hair whlch he wears tied. a lex ef rebtt hair en-
the front Of his head, a LITE TO Inc lett, coop
cr by trade; he has fevera fears or his arm and
wyiRs, fcar on his back occaho1ed ty fcald.
and feve,al marks from whip; De Is very fond
Of drink and gambling; he took with hirs va
rietg of clothes and fome eocPei's tools. lie
crcGed the Potomac a, Georgetown few days
tioce. and will probably make tor Baltimore, as
he has been very anxious ter fome time palt TO
go TO fea. 1 will give the above reward FOR
iecueing faid fellow in any jail, 70 thar get
him again, or thirty doAa,s. with reafonaole
charges If brought home. ea- All matters OF
vrfIsls and others are forcwarned harbouring. en-
ployng or earring off faid fellow at their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending to leave this place early hext fsil,
.neJs Tale. IN the mott reasonable terms, bis
.sloCK on HAND, conitting Of a handfome ie-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
DRY GOODS

s0apted to the prelent lea!on. --All pcrfons
having claims agaiua him are reqnefed to pseient
uem Tor ietteneat, and thofe indebted 10 him
VII Ospleslsd TO make payment.
John HoyI5u'gh.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
Vol. w.
public SAT-.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
10 O'Clock, viii he fola At be Venjus Store
x u M
I,shds. ard Dis French Brandy in pipes,
On in pipes and BIS
ThiGev end Apple Brandy in bis.
segar in hhds. tiefces and bis.
y vs'.s.s b,orsss,2 and n boxes,
NI.uld.snd d,pt Candles
Rsiasssn kegs, boxes and jars,
FIGS 10 keggsand ,tlaIss,
f)6seass WasTe in ciatesr
HOUSEHOLD .F URNlTU}2E 2, )
Se.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
sroo4 wa.ch. ave
Cloths, Coatings Keriemeres,
Diff. piaios. Kuieys, Negro Cottons,
Seygrs, Eia&,cks, blue Fficzes'
Calmanrocs, RoGsls, Yam Stockings,
Chntzes and Calico $,
Iriih Linens, Silefa do.
Oinbargs aud TlskIeaburgs,
Malin aud Mplip Handkerchiefss
Indie Mullins and Table Cloths,
Bandanua Handkerchiefs,
Coiou.'d Threads, Hats, and fandry other
articles.
Philip G. MayaeHer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
Cl2 IL CENTS stvoLEJ

ceeding twelve months; and it shall, more
over, be lawful Tor the President OF the
United States to employ such military
to'ce as he may Judge necessary TO re-
move from lands belonging 10 the United
States any such citizen, or other ncrsop.
who snail attempt settlement there.
OH.
Sec. The President Of the United
states is hereby authorised 10 stipu)a,e
with any Indian TIDES, owning lands on
the east side Of the Mississippi, and re.
siding thereon, for ar exchange of lands.
the property Of the Uni ed States. on ,h..
west SIDE OF the Mississippi, in case the
SAID tribes shall remove and Settle there
on but IN such stipulation, the SAID irib.s
shall acknowledge themselves TO be p.,ner
the protection OF the United States. and
shall agree that they will not hoII any
treaty with any foreign power, individual
state or win the individuals OF any state
or power; and that they will not *, II or
dispose OF the said lands, or any mart
thercot, to any sovereign power, excent
tne United States, nor to the subieels or
c'tlzens OF any other sovereign power. nor
to the Citizens Of the United State ApJ
IN orderto maintain peace and trano,,i,,tv
with the Indian tribes who reside ,,t,,;,,
the limits ofLouisiana, as coded bv Franc,
10 the United States, the acl of congrsse-
passed on the thirleth clay OF. March. ona
Thousand eight hundred and two. entitled
p" AN ACT 10 regulate trade and intercourse
with the Indian tribes, and to preserve.
peace on the fronticrs," is hereby ex,arJ.
Ell to The territories erected and establ;sb-
Ell oy this act; and the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars of any money in the trea-
sory not otherwise appropriated by law, IS
hereby appropriated to enable the Pres;.
dent ot the United States 10 effect the nh.
ject expressed in ,his section.
Sec. 6. The act, passed on The th;rtv
first day OF October, one thousand .;,,L.
hundred and three, entitled :. An aIa 80
enable the President of the United G,o,as
to take possession OF the territor,as .>,(,..,i
by France 20 the United States. by ,Ia
treaty concluded at Paris, on tn. tl,C.;a,t1
Gay o. April last, and for the .te7,norar,,
government thereof" shall! corfinre. j.,
force until the first day of Ocobrr n.vt
any thing therein TO the contrary n,,,,,,;,I,
standing; On which said first tov cr "a
Der, this ACT Shall commence o,4 -
tull force, and shall CONTINUE in E,r-a 81,
ana curing the term of one year. and to
'he END OF the next session of conoress
which may happen thereafter,
NATL. MACON,
oNsoEer of'he House of ketrese,to,,;,,...
JESSE FRANKLIN.
~ 1,reSlarnt Of tie Senate, fro fen,horc.
March 60, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
r,. Passed 29'h Januarv. 1906. I

Passed 29,h January. 1902 7
WHEREAS numerous incon ,y1 49,,
"SSes nave accrued 70 This commonwealth
rom the want OF an adequate mode ror ,i,,
Jecnon o. lands 70 the payment of taxss. h.,3
whereas It is principle in well oro,n,,o wv
vernments, that property s,,ould ne SsII. go
sefv'eat 70 tue Purposes thereof: 'D'
he II enacted, That when The ,,ves NO.,
traet or survey ofland sha!ti-ve rer,a;peJ
TOT ,'e space OF two years, such tra6 or s,,,, e
'ana Sh"iI De forfeited 10 the oornmopwe,i,t u
suoect 20 location. according to the trr.,.
$50 % IN act enu'uled " An at1 for reduci,o
lh'' one the several acts concerpins, tl,e -
fee, asccrtaining the terms aud ,.'e 'Shd-ot
R vase ana unappropria-ed lands. ror se,,I:.
the tue and bounds Of lands direq;ro, -1',s
VI P'o1ei 'oulng, and prescribing tho In, -
VeLofs SO TAR rs the said aa annie, -, -
ana unappropriated and nd uottc f-c.,. , va"
an! ute thereto shall he acquired nv H.,
- - a." ny "e payment ofthe taveq dine ,,,,o,,
So ~ ".' w survey Or land Provided revoribo
80 60 ne Taet or survey ofIand So as afore
SS'u i'Lte''d snail be subict 20 the ye,I.,,,...'
OF the former rghful and propcr o,,,re W .'oIt
~ "''h one year after such f,rffiture ,L,it
'"'S "CCThe" upon thc payment Of the tarse H..
thereupon, with interest upon the Same e., ',
time they became PAYABLE 0"' TIC
an 'eH i"'t5er e"0Cied Thar AZ anv t;,,,o,;,t.
80. ''N ,'.''''S ','er the annual rcfurn IF the rsr
oc 80 '""VueH,' Tor the non-Davn,ene
OF taXes upon land into his Office. the IL: -
TINS commonwealth shall cause this an -, OF
usned tor three several times in the galettc ~
printer OF Tins commonwealth, and In on ~
paper OF general circulation, published n,
OF 'ne general government: Provided ai,,,,,.
,,a, ,l'..nE ~ ms shall be so construct as
~ nc location Of any lands within lie
pnrview Of 'his az, before H. exrrs,;,, .,I
u -. limited Tor the redemption thrreof. nor -
s'es. me rights NJ infants. frnes cover ~, ,,cr.
sons NJ nnsouud mind rnti! one wear 80 49,.
abilities sbti have ceased. '' 'Ne "'''
,sH 'sj, '..' paris Or ans. within the puryie,y
hf 'F 81 ~! commcnc~ ard he in fore, c,,--
ana af.cr .''a 'ira, day &c Na5ch next. ''''"
"a copy from the Ron,)
Te3r,
J ~ EhSh7TS. ir. Keeper Giro.
hEh Df MADE PENS
Il" '7.s, 4ft5is o5..c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07
TIL: JEFFERSON.

eee'I <sssmbly, begpn and bcllaf TIE C56;5@I ;,
t.r City Of Richmond, on nondag rte s;|,.5 I'y
GeCfIolr' IN noe gear Of oW Lard. one ,boy.
sVeaitb tbe t5renty-sevesif5. &c '"''i'''H-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-07

d" dct more etecfuaAJ TO broriae far t5c eo,,,,..
taxes abon f1n5s within this commoyz,e