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1t would seem. by the following card,
which we copy from Baltimore paper,
that the capricious dame, called
haSlion, has been playing some pranks
with the boots of the beaux in that city
which are as yet unknown TO US. We
republish the article for the purpose of
cau,ioning our readers against alarm, in
case they should see pair Offices, such
as described, entering our city from the
southwark Gag. q. STATES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
WALpoLE, IN. H. March s..
Jonw .ALLEw, TIE HJquEss.

JOHN .4LLBN, 4HE WT9WEss.
a dlsinierested and independent farmer
OF Connecticut has of his own accord aud
from desire to aid the truth and conlound
prevarication, come forward and offered
To tie public the declaration which ap-
pear, below. Let die people pause and
consider he snare, the trap, the pit ofdes-
truclion, from which they have escaped.
Joha .9itcn was one'of the leading mem
bers OF Congress under the former admit
n'stra-ion, and is now distinguished in the
ph-sanx of OPPOSITION 20 the present sys-
ten. He is the same /eAn .4Hen who tes-
tilted TO what h. did not hear in the flair
Of Mr.. TraCey's conversation with Gen.
Skinner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Lands, Lots and Tene-
mentS,
nl6ntS.

Or such part Of them as NAV be necessary TO the
sum aforesaid. with ihe charges and expenses of
sae-an Estate or piantationim Goochand. cali
ed Coles, containing by estimation, fifteen hun
drsd acres, % the none or less lying on the
waters st Byrd creek, and purchased BY the said
Koss, OF the representatives OF William Cole and
OF John Hughes, and ~dioining the lands of Rich
ard Adams and S. Richardson, according to its
known boundaries as held by the said Ross
also, an Estate Plantation, all or grea,ey part
OF which is in the county Of Fiuvanna known NV
the name of Mount Prospect, containing BY est
nation twelve hundred acres. more less, adj
Joining the lands of James Qrares md Joseph
Hayden also the following Lois in the town of
Columbia ard county of Fluyanna, to wits 10,
Mo- 63. OH which the Warehouse is but, and Lot
No. -, or which is q store, now or late IN the
occupation of J. Forbes and Lot No. IA, now o,
late in the occupation % Suother
The sale will take place at John Eapier's ia
vern, in the town of Columbia, on Saturday the
18th day of May next, and the lands and tene
ments Aforesaid, will be up in that order which
shall appear best TO suit the purchasers and mos,
beneficial 20 the parties in'e crested.
JOHN WICKHAM,Q
BEN. MOSBY I. Trustees.
GRO GREENHOW, :
Richmond, April II. 1904. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

A young lady in England was some
time past, completely recovered from a
consumption by drinking tea made of ca
momile flowers gathered in the morning
when the due wa, on. The hint was ia
ken from observing sick dog proceed to
the camomile bed each morning and lick
the dew,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
I DAVID KING, ofHarwin,on. in tn,

I D,AVLD KING, OF Harwinton. in the
county of Li,chfeId, do certify, that soon
after the Hon. John Alien had resigned
his seat in Congress, called on him al his
Office in Lllchheld, to see and converse
with Kim on national affairs, aswe for
number of years had been on very social,
friendly terms. After several remarks,
Mr.. Allen rose from his seat and observ-
ed to me, friend King, our government
IS not sufficient to hold Tie together; the
British form Of government is the best in
the known world, and we shall never be
a happy people until that takes place in
this country" l remarked, {" do you RE-
ALLY think SO Mr.. Allen Mr.. Allen said,
. YES | KNOW So" then observed, |
thought we had pretty COED CONSTITUTE.
on of our own; MIR. Allen said, "It will
not stand, and if you attend closely to the
subject, you will say so; he added, g
don't know whether you are a federalist
ornot, or whether my sentiments accord
with yours at present, but you WILL find
That nine are right" Mr.. Allen did not
request ne TO keep these sentiments be-
tween ourselves (whateyer might have
been his wishes or expe@ations) and feel
ing the importance It is to this country,
that principles Of this kind should be ex-
posed, especially w;ien Connie from men
III power, has induced me TO afford the
public the same information, which have
before communicated to Individuals.
DAVID KING.
March 10, 1907.
(6l1crico,1 1Lercvr,, !
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The subscriber has from

a long and attentive practice, reduced the busi-
ness of inoculating fruit trees to an unusual de.
gree OF Ferisaion; and having in his possession
an hundred sorts Of the nost choice fruit in the
United States he Offers lis service in that line
to any who may desire 10 procure a choice col
letlion Of ut in the most cheap, certain, and in
The quickest way possible The terms Of inocu.
latinG are I'VE dollar q day-ard when 'us cen
sdered that one hundred and fifty trees can be
inocua'sd in that tins, which will bear, # we'll
attended 70, in two or three years the charge
must be deemed reasonable. Any gentleman
wishing to employ the subscriber, viii please adj
dIess 80 him a. Tempieman's. Cross roads
Westmore'Rnd. Virginia and Ia will attend with
unqusstionahle testimonials of his capacity 70
execute with skill and ideiity yhe various branch
eS OF hi' business. The season for inooula,ing
Commences about the middle Of May, and ends
the last of August.
JOHN GREGORY.
Wesimoreiand co Virginia, nt>
81 prh 1900.
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(A,hcricen Mercury. }
LONDON, February %.
March 10, 1901.


Last month We inserted from the Liver
pool papers an account of some large i'm
portations of gold and silver specie from
Philadelphia, chicAy the coins Of the u.
nIted States. We are glad 10 say it still
continues from different ports of America
into Liverpool, so that we shall be able to
import the gold and silver Eagles of A.
merica as fast as the mint Of the United
States can coin them. The importation
OF British goods into America is still in.
creasing, and the exchange is Eve per cent
in favor of Britain. We are happy to in.
form our readers that the Glasgow manu-.
fa6turers have also received remittances
Of late from America in gold and silver
eagles. The following we extra6t from
the Glasgow paper: " Arrived, the Sarah,
captain Snowden, from Charleston, with
$50 bags cotton and 9 boxes OF specie (;
the boxes of gold and silver are addressed
to suudries, viz. Lindsay, Dalrymple,
Dickson, ArnoIt Austin, George Wilson.
&c. all manufacturers in Glasgow"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Notice.
TO BE SOiU,

TOR ready money, in pursuance of deed of
L trust, from David Ross Esq il order to
raise the sum of 1874 dollars SO cents, with in.
tercst at per cent from the 18th September
1905, till payment, it being the balance due on
the three first instruments, Of debt due from the
said David Ross, TO the trustees of James Dun
Top, dec under decree of the High Court of
Chaucery and secured by deed of trust, the fol-
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

MARRrED-At oughkeepsie, II. L.
Master PETER |. SToUTENBURGH, aged
Is, TO Miss Polly BRIeGs, aged IA, both
ofClnten. These children deserve sfank-
ing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Advertisement.

u virtue of deed of trust, executed to the
~ subscriber for the purposes therein contained,
Win be sod at public auction, for cash. at the Ia
gle tavern, IN the city of Richmond, on the 1Ith
day of May next, TRACT OF LAND lying
i'll the county of Northumberland, known by the
name OF Mount Sion, supposed 20 contain seven
hundred acres, being the same land that was for
msriy owned by Ca,esby Jones, dec
Wa. PRICE, Trustee.
April 17th, 1904. IDS
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10 nojlreS.dsn claimants Of Lands gvilAin
IRe state oF Ohio.

iHt. undersigned will engage to make pay
~ent OF the taxes imposed on the military lands,
under the act of Assembly of the state aforesaid
oD receiving the amount here, or having the
same secured to be paid in reasonable time the
receipts tor payment to he mads by him will be
delivered here, with asIttie delay as the distance
WIZ admit of.-His terms for trouble and risone
VIII be IS per cent for the first IS dollars, and
tor any sum over and above, II 1-2 per cent
tor any sum under IS dollars, his charge will oe
as moderate as possible. IF applied TO in time,
he will engage 70 list with the Auditor in Chilli
cotne' lands agreeably to law, for so cents per
tra% Ills agreements are such as to insure tho
most prompt and eleauai attention to all cases
committed to him.
ROBERT MEANS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

Richmond y Columbia TirRhike Road.
'T'HH b0ots for reSsiving subscriptions to carry
intosied the allows lsudsble and useful iuaifa.
ton, will remain opeu in the oounting-room OF
Roberi 6Gmbis II Son, oonforuaby 10 the az OF
assembly,till the first day Of May next
subscriptions 20 the SfauHfon 7nrrbite Rsad
will also continue to be received at the same place,
until the tine before mentioned.
Richmond, 18Th April. 1904
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RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
ooRaEcrEp wEnrLy

NEM3ERs ch5sen 20 aerUe IN tie nrrk GeNe.
raj .4ssep6ly Of th.s CONFERENCE.-THE.
GreefsriI!c, EdmundMason, Jorclon Rich
aydsun.
Londoa'l, Stephen c. Rozsl, Burr Pow
ell.
Prince George, George Ru!iin, William
Harrison.
Mec&Ien6'rs, ---- Bailey, Edward
Goode.
Buckingham, Edward Jones, George Nil.
Ter.
-Ne7O Kent, John D. Watkins, James T.ay-
lor.
Snsser, John r. Mason, George billiard.
.Nonograv, I. G.. Bacon, James Jones.
Ca0h5eM, Joel Yancey, Daniel Z. Perrow.
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S r A G f.

BETWEEN RICHMOND e, S7AUN7oM
a LINE of STAGES will commence running
"A between Richmond and Staunton On the
18th instant--The stage will leave Richmond e
very Wednesday at o'clock in the morning. and
arrive at Staunten on Friday by noon-leaye
Staunton every Saturday at 5 o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Richmond Oh Monday By
noon.
Fare for passengers. dollars.
Way passengers cents mile.
JOSEPH GRANT.
Richmond, April II, 1904. w5t
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- INI-I'II.OIIuI fNI'I StlI I0U4. ~
Take Notice, that on the

twenty-Second day of May next. shall atserd at
Mr.. James Hazelgrove's tavern, in Hanover coun-
y, to meet TIL commissioners appointed bv the
courtot Hanover county, in order to make a close
OF my administration on tie estate of Mrs Ages
Anderson deceased and to make distribution
OF the same among the lawful representatives.
and in order so to do, all persons indebted to the
estate are requested to come forward OF that day
prepared to discharge their respective debts. and
those holding claims against rhe estate are Sesir-
ed to bring them forward properly authenticated.
Those who fail may be assured thar the law will
be vigorously inflicted and every advantage taken
OF this notice, by
CHARLES SMITH.
Administrator Of the estate Of Agnes
Anderson, deceased
New-Kent county. April -, 1904. vs.
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The ladies' and gentlemen

Of Richmond, are respectfully mf;rmet, tbat 4,
BRUFF. DENTIST, IF Washington City, In
VsSior AMI Pafentee, Of tbe perpendicular extracting
Instruments, is prtbaring pay them War, ard
hopss far Els b7gor Of tbeir bdronage Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

NJ B. Gentlemen wearing those Boots,
should be cautious how they extend their
toes across the streets, as they msy be
the means of upse.iing carriages and dis
locating limbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
German receipt Jor u consumhlioa.

German receipt |0r u communication.
Take fresh not;les every day Chose Of
ehe Finest green are the besO press OUT
the juice and give the patient table
spoonful before rising in the morning,
repeating the dose at noon and bedtime,
with tea cup full of red burgundy or port
after the juice. The diet of the patient
20 consist Of soup or broth, containing the
express nettles, and good roast beef or
mutton; he IS not to be allowed to eat any
thing sour or high seasoned. This RENE.
dy has long been used by a medical man
81 the Arst emiDsnce I'D Germany.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
New Publications,

Just recciVed al Samuel PleasuliS' Book
Store.
The Literary Magazine, and American Register,
for February, 1905.
Feron's JUnIuS. 3 vols ottavo.
Commercial Dictionary containing the present
state of mercantile law, practice and CUSTOM
by Joshua Monte6ore.
Sermons by Jean Raptiste Lsash.on, Bishop of
Clermonr--to which is preixed, the life of the
author, 9 vols o6avo.
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Committed to the iail of

AIbemarle county, negro man about IS years of
age, yeilowish black complexion, spare made,
feet 8 or inches high, rather stoop shoulder
ed, has kind Of hitch when he walks in one Of
his hips, has been severely whipped. and saws he
belongs 70 Mr. James Manteloc, who has lately
moved over towards Greenbrer from Hanover.
Also negro boy about , or II years old, yellow
complexion says he belongs TO Mr. Suthars of
Augusta county. The owners are requested TO
come forward, prove their property, &c or they
will be dealt with as the law directs.
THOs WILLS, Jr. Tailor.
Albemarle CO. April / 1904. 3w
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A CARD.
Mr.. DoBDrH,

SIR,
BEG leave through the medium of
Your paper, Ia apologize to the proprietor
OF new fashioned pair of Boots, the toes
Of watch my carriage ran over last even
ing IN Market street the gentleman him
self standing some distance up Cay street,
was not observed until it was impossible
TO prevent the accident,
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N O r c E.

n o I { r.
TIE subscriber intends IsaviES t5is state far
some iime.
TOHN CUNNING RAIE.
Richmond. 16tb Abyii. 1904. l.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

i increase your strength, yourinstrumert.
oflabour and your industry, and vii
reap with you the gifts Of unsparing ma.
tire. al ss
have pleased myself, people Of Lou
isiana, With drawing atlength this pleas
ing picture, and of opposing il 10 the re-
proaches bandoument and the tender
regrets uttered By many among You, who
are attached 10 the country Of your ances-
tors. France and its government viii
hear ofthese regrets with gratitude and
affection.
Bot ere long youswiIl BY your own ex-
perieuee prove the justice i has shewn
you BY this eminent and most memorable
of benefits.
The French government recognises in
this event, the FIRST example offered in
modern times Of colony voluntarily
emancipating itself. after the example Of
those colonies Of antiquity, which we so
greatly admire. In the present time,
and IN times 70 come, may an inhabitant
Of Louisiana, and I Frenchman, never
meet upon any spot Of the globe, With
out feeling as brothers. May this title,
for the future, bethe only one which win
truly describe their eternal engagements,
and liberal dependence 1 So 49, I'D
At Newt Orleans, the 9Th FRI.
maire, yearl2 ofthe Frenchre-
public Nov. 80, isoS.
(Signed !.
s. IAUSAT.
BY the Colonial Project, Commissioner
ofthe French governmstt.
(Signed) 3. ~. Al: !
Secretary % The Commission.
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Of those who were accused Of pecnla.son
and burning Of Offices win ever be brouvht
TO Justice. Its farther stated Ihss III.
the leaders has induced many
cool democrats 70 suspect that these s.
.cusations were only intended for elee,;.
oneering purposes. rulster Ca.
BY the last mail the executive received
dispatches from NEW-ORLEANS,
dated on the 3rd Dec. whence itappear,
that onthe soth Nov. possession 81 Lou.
isiana was publicly and solcmnly deliver.
ed to France BY the commissioner q
Spain. The Spanish troops were of
course preparing 70 emhark in lortisr ID
leave the province. Those az ne UAita-
lion Of MEXICO, it was expected, would
depart in q few days for Havanna in I
sloop Of war then At Newt rleans.
The american troops il appears, BY
letters received By the same mil, were
TO leave Fort Adams on the oh Dee.
with the commissioners of the United
States for News Orleans, where ,thev
were anxiously looked for both hy the
French commissioners and the inhahi.
tants. ( :' MI Rss. Asf. ] :
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luARTIMsBuRG, January Is.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
December 29, 1905. ~ 7

Mr.. Anderson reported from the COM
mittee Of propositions and grievances,
that the committee had, according TO
order, had under their consideration the
petition Of snndry inhabitants of the
counties OF Berkeley and Hampshire, and
had coneto aresolation thereupon, which
was handed in at the clerks table, where
the same was twice read and agreed to
by the house, as follows !: I.s s. !.
Z Rcsoiped, as the opinion Of this cons
mittee, that Tie PETITIONS Of the inhabi-
tants Of the counties Of Berkeley and
Hampshire, praying that such parts OF
the said counties contained within the
following boundaries, toMit, : beginning
at the mouth Of Cherrys Run AZ the Ri,
yer Potomac, ii the County Of Berkeley,
thence up the said rim TO the head there
OF, thence due west to the top Of Sleepy
Greek Mountain, thence with the top Of
that mountainio the line that divides the
said county Of Berkeley from the county
Of Frederick, thence with that line TO the
Hampshire line, with the division line
between Frederick and Hampshire to
the road leading from Winchester to Old
town, up that road 70 Little Capeon III
yef, and down that river 70 the begin-
ming may be laid Of, bounded ag' afore-
said, and form one distinct county, to
be called and known by the name of
.--, and that the town OF Bath
may be declared 70 bethe place Of hold
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

swas a,p,pointed 70 that Office BY the Exc
cutiye come time last summer, TO gil the
vacancy occasiohed By the resignation ct
William Writ, Esq.she Legislatnre
NOT confirming the appointment By the
Executive Of Mr.. Page, 55ssa
And On Wednesday, Mr.. Meriwether
Tones was appointed Printer tothis Com.
monwealth. " 81 a
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PITTsBuRGH, Ianuary 8.

The brig MAMMA, burthen a 50 tons,
waslaunehed yesterday morning from the
Ship Yard Of Messrs. Tarascon Bro
.fhers Jaanes Berthpud & Co. atthis place.
We understand she willproceed on her
voyage without delay. She takes in her
cargo a the Rapids Of Ohio. 81
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The proceedings Eof. congress are not
very interesting. The latest accounts
however positively state that Mr.. Picks
ering has been suffered to take and keep
his seat IN the Senate. And that not
withstanding The numerous charges made
against him, two or three years since,
such among the rest, ~ robbing the urea
sury ofseyeral hundred thousand dollars,
IS secretary Of stats, no impeachment
has vet been moved for--and IN short
thers = much reason 70 fear that no one
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i, I.
md IL the mean time they shallhe mAiIi-
tanned and protected infhe free enjoyment
ofthsir liberty property and the religion
which they prof y
Thus you BEHOLD yourselves, people
of Lonisiand, snddenly invested with .
rightto the privileges of constitution
and government, raised 81 power, &C.
mented By treaties, and tessed BY long
experience.
You are about y make ! part of an a.
ready numerous md powerful people,
renowned for their enferptize, their in-
dustry, their Patriotisrin, their know
ledge and who, II their rapid career,
promise soon q nfrive atthe highest and
most brilliant rank, ever reached BY any
nation upon the face Of the globe. Ia
positionis q the same time 50 fortunate,
q 10 prevent is splendor and success.
from lessening its happiness. s IS
However benevolent may be the views
{ fthe mother rouniry, (ofwhich you are
not ignorant) the immense distance Of
such i colony Is i rampant that covers
oppression, exaction and abuse and
the facility and certainty Of concealing
which il affords, often eorrupts the man,
who in other circumstances would have
hooked with deirstatioh on injustice.
From thisniomens youcease 20 b expos.
led 20 This fataI evil. 3. s s
From the nature Of The government Of
the United States whose privileges you
are inmediately to enjoy, you win have /
even under ! pfogincial arrangement,
popular governors, subiect 10 your cen- 8
suite and recall andto whom your perma-
n{nt esteem, your suffrages and affection
Iill 6e always NECESSARY.
The public interest and afEairs, far
from being interdicted to You, win now
Sc youf own interest and your own busi-
ness, upon which your wise and impair.
tiai opinions willbe sure at Length Of OBJ
tanning ! preponderating influence and
20 which even you cannot remain indif-
fsrent without self condemnafion.
The epoch viii soon arrive in which
you viii choose for yourselves form Of
government whichwhile It win Be con-
formablc 70 the sacred principles Of the /
social compact Of the federal union, win /
besdapted 70 your manners, 10 your ne |
eessities, TO your climate, to your Gus
toms, soil and local circumstances.
But especially, You viii soon Be SEN /
sibie Of The precious advantages Of an I
upright, and incorruptible and impartial |
administrator ofjustice whose forms |
Of procedure are invariable. Where Il.
mits are carefully applied % the arbitra-
~ application oflaws, according to the
natural and moral characterofjudg and
juries, 50 e most eficacionsly to insure |
70 the citizens their safety and their pro-
perry; for this i one ofthe singular at
tributes peculiar to the government UNI
der which you are 10 live.
Is principles, lis Legislation, its con-
duct, II care, IN vigilence in regard
10 the inferests Of agriculture and COM
merce, and the progress made in both, /
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c0scRRss.f,a UNI7fDsTArE.s.
DecemberraE.

The House went into committee of
the whole Mr.. I. c, Smthin the Chair
Lon the report ofthe contmittee ofMays
and means on the mcmolial Of sundry,
sugar re6ners in the stated Of Pennsylva-
MIA, Maryland and New-k ork-There-
port concludes with the allowing reso-
lution SS LIS q q
Resolved, That no internal duty,
shall be collected ON sugars received from
the refinery, since the sob day Of June
1902 any law 10 the contrary notwith-f
Standing.
After considerable debate this mea-
cure was disagreed 70.