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For the preservation of free government
believe II essentially necessary that no
law, Inconsistent Herewith should exist
and it is perhaps equally necessary tina,
al laws, consistent wlth the political COM
pact, under which the citizens assoc'-.c
themselves, should be promptly executed.
Laws, which transgress constitutions! Ii
mIts, change the government byencroach-
ing on the rights reserved by the Citizens,
aud thus the government by its power be-
comes destructive OF the objects, which it
was instituted To preserve. On the other
hand, the government, the just laws of
winch are not executed, fails to protect
those rights, and thereby suffers their ex-
posure 10 destruction b. the power o. pow
crs, against which il was instituted To ore
serve them. Ii appears hen that uncon.
stl;uuonal laws destroy our rights; whilst
the iacSccnti0n of cous,itutionai ones suF.
ers heir destruction; & consequently that
d'snbetlencc II laws authorised by the no.
iiuca' compact and sahtliopedb by the PEG
pc, tends a. certainly . change and dcs-
troy the government. as obedience to those
when are unconstitutional 1T therefore.
seems TO me 10 Jc ol primary Importance
not only TO guard against uncoustitutional
measures. but also to CONFIRM t. those
which are constitutional. II there exist
constitutional laws, which the ci,iz.ns
consider 'ucxp~dient ,et them be repeal
ed bni IL there onlv exist laws, which
they thlak eXpsdieut, LEI them be obeyed
Tor, on his being done, depends, in one
"'e1, the existence Of frc- government
"hich NAV be justly defined a govern
ment of aws.
Assume and circumstances may permit,
some turtner remarks, teclsra,ory ofthe
authors political sentimen,s, and includ
ins their propriety, may nc made-in The
event at favorable concurrence Of cir
cnmstaucss he may became q Candidal,
AT the next election of members TO The
State-begislsture. Should determination
succeed suspense, his name shall be sub
scrbed 10 an address to his fellow-citrzens,
on the subject.
= FRs&-HsLDER of HAsoyxR CoUyrr.
March st, 1904.
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CHI, MAU. rALLLYRAND.

We are It'd tba, the unfortunate and
mysterious Miss aiDouen, whose mis-
l"riupe has excited SO much public soli-
cilude IS now in his city. under the pro-
tec'I ION OF segctal worthy members ofthe
society of Friends.
(FhH. hah.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

TOASIS, drank at the Bell svsra, on
Monday, omitted in our last.
BY M. g. w. Smith.-Op2ressed hu-
manity--Rel'eycd by imports, not by ox-
ports.
BY Mr.. Brooks.--The oppressed pa;ri-
OTIS oC Europe
50 When e'er oppression lift, his iron hand,
4" Tic stakes our brethren in foreign land "
By Mr.. Solomon Iacobs.--The memo
ry of BENJAMIN Franklin, who arose IN A d.
ne'ica like the mornine STAR, 10 announce
the approach OF freedom. This toast,
through mistake. was put dovnin Wednes-
days Argus TO MIR. Brooks.
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March st, 1904.
f.r'f''acf 81 icfferIrom Ftuden. at lillian,
- efar., 70 his correshondcnt In -

Erfracf q icrerJrona Hudtn. at lillian,
afer", 10 his correshondcns in -
coRr'y.
4" Tho character of Bishop Madison, is
an Interesting one. IN his lise and habits
he IS pcrieGtiy systematic and regular in
ms disposition, placid and induIgent; III
his manners. the perFe6t gentleman and
IN Po'nl of scientific knowledge, he is IN
douhtcdly finished schblsr.-As tutor,
he certainly stands III the first rank. He
Strives with interchangeable zcal te open and
expand the mind &c the student, aid his
manner OF Illustrating is plain, nteiigiblc
aud convincing. IN his opinions Of every
kind, he IS l3eral and indulgenl. The
priest IS buried liz ihc philosopher, for he
embraces no opinion thsl philosophy will
not lns'iiy. With perfact knowlsj ge If
mankind, he is a, once able 10 discover
Wrue add merit vherever they exist
qualities which he treats ;Filh respect in
every condition OF life, white their opposite
wees meet With his invarablc uc.lect and
Misrepresentation"
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/. A N D,

Lying in the said county oc Hanover, con,icuou,
70 the courthouse, on both sides OF Machur7Ds
creek containing six acres, with water gust
MILL thereon, by
DAVID BULLOCK, Trustee.
March O. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
TIE Firginia dygus.
RICfIMOND

SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1904.
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= Y virtue of deed of tr;s', executed 10 Inc
- subscriber by John Dixon Of the city of Rich
mond, for the purpose of securing ,h- payment Of
debt or debts, due from The said Dixon 20
Granville Snith and George Williamson, ~ exc
cu'ors to the estate of Thouias Smith, dec. who
was eX-cutorto rho estate OF Fraucis Smith, ESQ
dec wilt be exposed TO SALE, to the high, At bid
der for ready money, a. Hanover courthouse on
"Wednesday the 29th inst being Hanover court
day, c certain tract or parcel of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

The governor of Massachusetts has,
by proclamation. appointed GhuredaD the
l5h Of .1'rtnc-rf, as day OF public fast
ing and prayer throughout that common
wealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

deity to every foreign prince, potcntate,
state or sovereignty whatever, and Par:i.
cu!arly to the king Of Spain and the French
republic.
Sec. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the inhabitants ofthe said ceded territory
VINO were residents thereof on the Thrift
eth day of April, one thousand eight hun
dred and three, who shall take the oath
aforesaid, and who continue 10 reside there
IN, or citizens Of the United States resi-
dents of said coded territory, shall be en-.
titled to all the benefits and privileges of
owning ships or vessels of the United
States, to all intents and purposes, as ie
they were resident citizens of the United
States.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofthe House of Ret1rcsenfasves.
JOHN BROWN,
Presidcnf Of the Senate fro-r-mfiare.
February IS, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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ANACT
TIL: JEFFERSON.


Relcting TO tie recording, registering and en-
roHi,.S Of ships or UesSeLs in The district of
Orleans.
BE h enacted BY TIE Senqte and House of
merica in Congress assembi0d, That any ship
or vessel possessed OF and sailing under a
Spanish OF French register, and belonging,
on the twentieth day of December, one
thousand eight hundred ard three, and
continuing 10 belong wholly to any citizen
OF citizens OF the United States, then re-
siding within the territories coded to the
United States, by the treaty Of the Thrift
eth OF April. one thousand, eight hundred
and three, bet tween the United States and
me French republic, or to any person or
persons being, On the said thirtieth day of
April, an mhabilant or inhabitants Of the
said ceded territories, and who continue
TO reside therein, and Of which the master
is q citizen Of the United States, or an iii
habitant as aforesaid, may he registered,
enrolled and licensed in the manner pre-
scrlbcd BY law; and being so registered,
enrolled or licensed, shall be denominat-
ed and deemed ship or vessel OF the u
nited States, and entitled To- the benefits
granted by any law of the United States
to ships or vessels thereof: Provided, That
II shall be lawful for the collector to whom
application shall be made for a certificate
OF registry, enrolment or license for such
ship or vessel by any citizen o. inhabitant
as aforesaid, TO make such variations IN
the forms Of the oaths, certificates, and IT,
censes, As shall render them applicable TO
the cases herein intended TO be provided
for: And provided also. that every such in
habitant applying as aforesaid, shall, pri-
or to his being entitled TO receive such
certificate OF registry, enrolment, or IL
cense, deposit with the collector, the re.
gIsler and other papers under which such
ship or vessel had been navigated; add
also take and subscribe, before the colicc-
tor (who is hereby authorised TO oduiui.
ster the samc) the following oath: /, a. B..
do swear (or affirm ,hat { will BE- faithful
and bear true allegiance 20 the Umtcd
States OF Amcric4, and that [ do entirely
renouEce and abjWl al allegiance aud e..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

"All friends to their country will soon
be ornamented with coCKADE. 1t will
fix the marx ON the few inexorable, who
viii not, or dare not put it on. 1t will
point those wKErcHEs out as the dcteStG.
Die and the detessrd .foes of the United
States. They will skulk through the
streets marks ofpublc scorn-they will be
hootej by the boys, and finally be obliged
to fee to their beloved France, to meet
the doom which traitors deserve and will
ere long experience"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
A HINT FOR A RICH MAN.

(FRoM PLUrARCdl
" HIaaf shat I do because haoe no room
zraere TO 6esfo7v my fruits !?
St. Luke, chap. xii yer. II.
WHAT do Why, if thy barns are grown too
small.
Save the expense Of balAng more,
And lodge the surplus ofrhy store
Within the bowels Df me poor;
Make widows hands thy treasury,
Let Orphans mouths thy Golfers be,
And in little while thon'lt see
Large interest in rhy purse with principal and
all
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
COCKADE TINES.

The following appeared in some Of the
principoI papers Of the United States,
IN holy '9S, the summer solstice Of Gede
raism and the torrid zone &c politics.
e., Observatory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14
IMPORTANT.
PARrIcULARLr ar qyE rsEsty7.

FARTIcULARLT AT THR PRESEN7.
THE subscriber intending to leave Richmond in
few days, and DESTROYS that any of the citi.
zens thereof, brothers, should avail themselves of
the opportunity of purchasing the Rev. Burgess AL
lison's Patent Right FOR dives,ing fermented and
distilled liquors. of their dsagreeable and unwtole.
some qualities, particularly country rum and whis.
key, and giving them the havsr of West Inda
ruT,. French brandy, or Holland gin of the best
quality, samples are prepared and will BE- exhi-
bited TO those who wish to contract or INSPECT the
saue. at the house of Mr.. VIM Davidson, burr.
r'll-stnne maker. near the market-h ouse-'rhc
subscriber also invites those who wish to have
their initials. or any other engravings upon glass,
TO make immediate application. otherwise con-
venient opportunity will be their own neglect.
TIMOTHY II RYAN.
Richmond, 18th March, 1904. (St)
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

Tie House Of Representatives of the
United States on Tuesday last, came to a
resolution, By large majority, to close the
session on the Sd Monday of the present
month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

one Of them containing US ID acres, more or
less, and is commonly known and called bv the
name of Bib's Trad, part whereof lies in Hano-
yer and part ia Goochlaud.
The orher trad contains 100 acres, more NJ less.
and lIes in Hanover The subscriber believes
that the latter traa is commonly known by the
name of Fenton's place Both tracts adjoin each
other and will be sold together. These lands are
distant from The city OF Richmond about . miles,
in I healthy situation and an agreeable neighbor-
hood Il is deemed unnecessary to say any thing
with respect 10 the quality of the SOIL as il is he
lieved that any one inciinin5 purchase will first
view the lands
The sale will be made BY virtue of a deed of
trust fr'm Thomas Thompson, Jane Isabella his
wife, and William Duval 20 George Yuie, da-
ted the 22d of March, 1896. and recorded in the
general court in June following to secure the pay-
ment of debt due from rhs aid Thomas Thomp-
son 10 Murdoch Fearns 8. Co and which deed
at trust The subscriber was authous-I - carry
into eiie.t BY deed Of assignment nae 5et,.e1
HIM and the aforenamed Thomas Thompson and
George Yuile, dated the 23d Ct Ianuarv, 1893.
and recorded in tine genera! court the 18Th o \ o.
venber following, which TWO deeds will be ex-
hibited on the day OF sale, and deed of convey
ance with special warranty, will be executed 10
the purchaser,by
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond. I6h February. 1904. w,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

Relating TO tie recording, registering and en-
roHihS Of ships or UesSeLs in Tie district of
Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-14

In The Senate orlhe Legislature Of Mas
sachrsetts, on the 18th ult, Messrs. Ba-
con, Pick nan. Taylor, Kendall aad Smith,
w@re snpointed q Joint committee TO con.
slider the expedi-ncy Of printing at the
expense of the Commonwealth copies of
the Constitution Of the United States, and
oFthe Commonwealth, together, with Pre-.
siicnt Washing on's Farewell Address.
all oF Iistei5riins the same throughout
the state; and also 20 consider the propri
ety Of Recommend ling that the books thus
distributed be Introduced as a schooI 5ogk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Er.fec' IF letter .f"om williamsburg
Frjruprl! I'm, i"Of,

Ftjru9ry I'm, l%Of.
A re, nj having heeu circulated, that
some Students of the College had been
concerned IN tie late attack upon the
church IN this town, a transaction no less
marset for its b,utai sfnhidisy, than the
utter desliuton Of every moral. or even
gent,emawly principe; .thiall it due TO
the anod orGer. which has uniformly pre-
vailed among the students durrg this
term, ~ assure you, that everyone ofthem,
without exception, has uHeqn;,oca!ly ex-
cuDated himself by solemn declaration
of ms innocence. ! can also add, thar the
present regulations for the government e
the College. whilst they are sufficiently l.
bel-,l, are suchas will not only ensure the
speedy application Of an eftcclual correc-
i've to any improper conduct, but also,
preserve that regular and diiIEent a'ten-
ton 10 study, which has lY.en manifested
TO myself and others who were present at
the se1r.i-anrual public examination, that
commenced on w ednese,ay last.
"It is also with much pleasure ! inform
you, ,hlt Judge Nelsoi., whose legal IL.
ients and virtues are SO we'll known, has
been elected, by an unanimous vote of lie
visitation. professor OF law, III the room q
the iatc able and worthy professor, who
resigned, shortly after his removal into
the court Of appeals. MIR. Gerarliin, at
III. same time, and with equal uaanim!,y,
was elecled professor of ciyi.h,ato.y, geo
gra,.hy and modern languages"
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FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
TO FAIR PLAY.
Wy nrAR rR1ENp,

NY DEAR FRIEND,
HAVING ia my last oppealed TO your
generosity. how proceed 20 commcne On
your four last columns, and trest stttI
he heard with that attention To winch our
intimacy entities me.
You are very angry with Mr.. Pieasanis
because he has, as you say, "puoiIshcd L
wnGle book Of !aiseLSOd5, rhndomohtad5S
and fripperg, and acknowledged in an d
vertiscmeut that he propOsed 10 distribute
them far aud wide" There appear 10 *
two objections to ibis remark {: frs, that
as ungavorablc an opinion as you and en-
terrain of the Spy's letters, we cannot say
they coi,tain nothing but lais"lioods, SC.
Surely they are not wholly destitute of
truth and merit. Suppose then we allow
them a scrupie OF each. II VIII be bet.
ter than hazarding an assertion which
may prove too strong for the digestive
powers OF many, and nav produce some
severe animadyeTsions or The so.lloqHy hat
you speak at the end Of every sentence.
Besides If ray memory does not fail ms,
in one Of your former numbers you com.
mcudcd The style Of the Spy, and in your
four last columns ic | understand Won a.
hight, you ADMIT HIM - be tuan oGtaste,
genius and fancy. You certainly allow
him erudition. There is no chance Of
recanc!ing these contradictory passa-
res, Unless t0u thinl; that taste, genius,
fancy and eruditiou, anG falsckood, rho
domontados and Grippery are synonymous
terms, doctrine, winch, however sound,
] am aDprehensiyc the world is not yet
sufficiently illuminated W your writings.
10 receive. Many peop.e arc fond ci con.
sistency, as indicative Of the corr tnsss oi
opinions ard motives, aud arc enemies TO
!, CONSISTENCY, as indicative oithe reverse.
Tor these reasons J buwbiy recommend
the a.era..nu lust mentioned. Second,
from the last part o. the sentence, a per.
son would naturally and readily conclude,
that Nv PIcasants had acknowledged ,hat
TIC book contained no,hiuF bis, id,ehouls is,
&C.. ard Proposed to distribute titm {,he
fasehools, SCI far aud widci q cohclusi~
o. siich would be vcry unjust. You, thy
dear sr, are too much of q friend 60 can
dor 20 have intended any Unfair p.ay q.
p7insl Mr.. Plcasar.s: but thc world is
cep.oruus and may say you do intend 10.
! propose therefore that the sentence
should run thus in the future editions 81
vour labors, Mr.. Peasants has pub
Ishcd a whole book Og .ajschouds, rh0do
moutsdos and i'ippery, and acknowledged
tia; nc proposed To- distribute copies OF II
Gar and vide" Thee would thea, you
see, be NO ambiguity, no lnsinua'ion thai
he made an acknowledgment, which d,
has not.
Y,u sly, "If the work, (ihe spy Wa.
as ysMa5.e IS Mr. Peasants pretended
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TVhlVIY DOLLHRS re W.SRD.

p IN away from the subscriber on Saturday
"a the l9'h of February. 1904, 4 dark n,rla, 20
man called BILLEY, "a or 25 wears Of szs, )
feet or 7 inches high. has a thick head OF hair,
whicn he combs up, and It'll. inclinabie TO bog
legged IS very poliIe and conversant, and no doub
whl attempt 10 pass as ,Tss man ne - 4 yJol
waiter a0s an ezee'snt hostler, the latter occupa-
ton he is ysry fond of have reason 70 b.ligy,
ne will make for the county Of Fauquier. hayia,
a brother IN that county the property Of Mr. Pick
e'ti his dress consisted of round blu. iaci:rt.
w',h blue and drab pan'aioons, sLir n bo,.s
AMI = her hat, and carried OF other clo,he.
viii give the above reward 10 any per,o1 win,
will deliver him to me ia Hanover county ue.-
Newcastle. or secure him in jail 50 that gs- h.n
again. ~ masters Of vessels and Others ere
f1'ewnucI from canyiHg Inn OUT OF the state Oh
theirpeTiL
THOMAS BLAEEY.
Fob Of 1914
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prssvhsrs 70 an order II fbe Coaut, csy, o.
Hq'ifHs, -R be LE7'f1 sc I, re.f biity. -,
Ra-vhHs's TiEGH. Hal1a.< CoI,fJuse, on f5e Oh
# Mvch HeSi. be BUILDING or A COST
NDDlOUS CLERKS OFFICE. Tte~Lsot
b'iet AMI 'he ret e2'ersi wHb slate. Rve,y rbia,
relative r. fbe Hieyfrtiqg md ~, f3yy,,yc. II ,s
above ,o6, JgiH BE specific tNr nattsD,s ~ rte d,y
II hHig. Bind and secViiv ,vilf Be ,e..j,.f Tti,
Vi-c,ta4ey for roe tai'JM pe5fema,i.e Of .5s uoyl
within q limited ume, byfss
CIHH[SSI1NFR
As'yf'-' aaas2, isi5 T@a. 1gJ:. an
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Notice,

I'hAr have committed he entire management
ana transaction OF my bususso to M brother
.e"os'' . IA ne or 20 l'nba. aud county of Ta-
,a'ina; amd authorised him, and him onlv ros-,
- aid adjust OF my behalf, the deh1, o~iDo 70
VI BY '"e estate Of Richard Cooke, late Of F.u
,Nrhs -Accordiusl 10 him the sal Roisr, ?
Fayne. th"se having claims upon the said estase
Will bring them forward for adiis.,nrni an.
'hose inde''ed o it MAKE payment, which ,le,
are requested 20 10 without deiay.
F.uvsrra, 18th geb 1904. 80
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GENERALIZATION.

-
II Federahsf and u Del72crai.
DrmccrW. We'll sin. Louisiana is now
in the possession oftue Aue,icans.
FedTGhsf. Did you hear that Ie Herscn
received his B.itanuic Ma; ity's Anb.s-
aador in an mD'.resS--a pax OF old rcd
breeches
dem. The Loui5ianians will now be :
free add happy people.
FeL They say the Ambassador's lady
was aFronted-poor dear soui--a pretty
democratic President.
Dsm. The cesson was cFeEled without
shedding drop Of blood.
Fcf. RED breechss Did YOU ever
hear the Ike ?--Shsmeful Shameful /!
Dan, Good laws ; light taxes, represen-
tative government viii now lie theirs.
Fed. Any ron,hal cansay red breeches
are constitutional, say he is \ Jacob.n a
dIsorsaniz,r, blood-thirsty French cut
throat.
Dem. Instead Of cutting their throats,
the Lnuis,anians viii now be like brothers /;
the Weston St1'es will flourish and the
Union viii derive advantage fcom The ccs-
sion.
Fed. You DONE stick to the argument I
sgy, the red brcecbes what do you say 10
the red brecches? The constitution does
not provide fnr red breeches. General
Washington never wore rcd brooches.
Dem. Go3d day. SIR.
Ed Al 90 al0Dg--ynn can't argue
with me (.4sjf'J On that i.oaisiaa. bu-
I sinesy-I fear its 4ii over wituus.
RtfUb. ,L!Vocafe.
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(Lan'icn hef.J
LIV or iLIfYL4.YD.
AN ACT

authorizing any fer59n hrercQ,cd FIR Il Il.
brl 20 .glOe tie lritt al evide5ice.
BE I: eRHctcd 81 ne ,s.geyu! aaacRiGIg Of
jitrgi MI, That Ia case any person CT
persons shall l., prasecuJct,Uy inLic(mrrI,
or any o'her Criminal prosecution Cor q L.
bel the rsrty so prosecuted shall be enti-
led 10 give the truth u tue matter charg.
ed in ihc said lndlctm at or other prose-
ontion, in evidence TN Ter tic general IS
sue, by way OF Justification, any law, IL
sa.5e OF custom, to The contrary ..otwilA-
stauJius
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TAKES IN ENGLAND.

The lowest w;ndowtAx IN the new regu
satlon IS 6s. where there IS only six win
dowa and the highest 55!. per annun, ex-
cept tnc number OF windows exceed. !SC.
For one carriasc lO.. for nne and up
wards, Isl. each. For small chaises drawn
by one horse, 5 guineas each drawn by
two horses, gulneas; every post chaiae
let To hire, gu,neas. Co.chnakers to
pay license OF -. pr yard. aud iO,. for
every two wheeled. AID Is. eor every four
waecicd carriage buiil by them. For cue
horse Il, Der ao1uoa Tor -, four suiaeAs
each. Horses beinns,os TO iartncrs, pay
Ing rAcG-rcat of &C.. year, Is. each.
I'or one dos 6s. per amman, for two and
ap"ards, los. Every horse ceaiet in TIE
'nelrop9hs 2ol. per aunum, 10 the co,nnry
lei. The nair-powcer a.d a:Il.oreai t!u-
,jcS rcmaln unIitervG."
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IN RRNT-THE TTNrurNr

tn RRNT-THE TENEMENT.
Lately occupied BY Dctlor MI.ean. Enon.,e ~
he primer. tw February y 400
WILL BE SOLD. a. the Vtndue S-0rrs o. Tho.
mas Taylor x Co. On Friday the Cd ~ March,
ne't' to the highest bdder, on credit OF TX
months.
1870 -FSGRO hiE,F and tne g1GE<a.T
orlons'ns 10 the estate of James 2ind. d-oc?sel.
eond with approved security viii be requ;rea Of
the pun cha.er.
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Admir-.
2tst Fol-. 1894. ~,
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MARRIrD.

In Amherst, the 9th inst. Mr.. PA.
thiCh HENRY, son of the late sage O.
virginia TO the highly accomplished and
a%reeAbis Miss EIVIRA CABELL.
daughter OF Col. William Cabcll, Of til,
place.
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NOTICE.

Pnr'na"os OF me Aet Of the General Assem-
BY passed Oh the 24lh DAY Of Isnuarv. $50;
Tor more e!seeta.liy preventing The obstruction >,
'i'@ passage OF Fish, in al. ga; falls of Iam,q
river I'll persons OnCcfhe,i 1ce hereby ryfui,,3
20 conform 20 the provision, OF The .sid sf or or
oet2' the Is day of Mach ensuing, otl,,rN;,,
'siey vii be d-a.f wiki a. the sshi ad dir.6s.
ne, JOIN MOODY, S.seyr.
Richmond, 29sh Feb 1874.
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RICHMOND PRICE CgRRENT.

At numerous meeting of,he Repnbii-
can Frcehoi,irrs Of the City Of Richmond,
a, the Bell Tavern in inc said City, or
Friday evening the l7lh Of February,
1901.
Ers,toed, That the members of this
meciing, will, ut the mex, election of a
Dclrg,e mc this City, supPart WILLIAM
Du.NAi-, as a propcr persnh-to represent
the SID City in The next General Asscn-
bly,.
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UJLL ~ Sol y
Notice.

g'uosE that have any claims against the estst,
OF Alice Lemay, dec lste of Hanover county
wili make 'hem hrown--ani those that may b.
indebted, will please TO make payment
W. ANDERSON, Admir-.
with the will annexed.
Caroline, Feb. 1s, 1904. 3x