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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-27

THE Crcditop Of Edvarl Coak. of PostC.
i mouth. In the county Of Newpofs, labor
er, are hereby notified to appear before the
General AGembly, as their oext SefIioo ss Poo
vidence, in October. A. ID. 1904. and fhcw
>suie, il any they have. Why the pssyer Of his
petition, praying for the benefit Of the Acs
made and paf3ed 10 A. d. r7s6. for the seiisfof
infovcnt debtors. fhouId not be gfssted.
THOMAS PECKHAM, Dep. Sec'ry.
Newport. a4th Sept. iso4. = /.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08
Friday. Mopcmbcr 30.

DR.. Leib presented petition and re-
monstrance from a number Of The citizens
OF Washington county, state Of PennSyl-
yania, aguiuslthe election Of John Hoge,
recently returned as a member OF this
house. Referred to the committee of G.
lec(,onS.
a message from the President Of the
United States covering the treaties with
the Delaware and Pebankishaw Indians,
recommending provision to be made by
law for carrying the same into execution.
Referred 10 thecomnlittee Of ways and
means.
a letter from the Rev. Mr.. Parkinson
70 the Speaker. declining to accept the Of
fee Of Chaplain to the house was read and
laid onthe table.
Mr.. Nicholson from the committee on
tina, subiect reported new bill, for pre-
serving peace in the ports and harbnrs in
the united States and waters under their
jurisdiction. Referred to the committee
of the whole on Monday next, and in the
mean time ordered to be printed.
Gen. Nsrnum presented a petition and
memorial from the agents Of the compa-
nv aud o,bers on The 800 claim.
Referred to ihe comhHree already rails
ed IN that subject
Mr.. Growing shield csAcd for The order
81 ,hc day ON Inc bill allowing drawback
~ Goods exported from New Orloans, sc
and thc same went through the comnit,ec
Of he whole (Nr, G. Smith in tho
chair.) The bill vas afterwards ordered
TO ''s cngrossed Tor third reading.
T@e nrlcrof the day on the bill to re-
gula'c ,hc clearingol armed merchantyes
s=Ie was called lor, but ON the request ri
Mr.. Nicholson, who stated the subie6 to
Re one Of the highest importance row be-
tore the house, asd wished a little more
time TO consider the same; Il was fur.hcr
POSTPONED till Monday next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08

To regulate The clcarance Of armed merchant
resscis
Adjourned.

trsscis
Beh enactsd, BY lie Senate and house Of
Representative of ihe UnUed States of
America in Congress assembled, That af-
ter dJe notice Of this act a. the several
custom house. 40 merchant vessel arm
ed or provided w.;h the means or being
armed AZ sen, shall receive ci-arance, or
be permitted % leave The port wh-re she
may be so armed or provided WITHOUT
bond, with two sufficient surciies being
given by the owner or Owners, or bv the
master or commander, to ,hc use Of the
United States ~ sum equal 10 double
the value 81 said vessel, conditioned that
such vessel ST all not make or commit any
depreciation outrage, unlaWfui assault or
violence agalns, the vessels, cltizsn-, smb-
lects or territory Of any nation in amity
with the United States provided that UDe
regulations herein contained shall no, be
construed tn extend to vessels bound TO
any port or place in TIE Mediterranean,
or beyond the Capc Of Good Hole.
Sec. 2. int be IL FURTHER enacted. That
If any armed merchant vessel clearing for
any port or place within'ths Mednefra-
sean or beyond he Cape of Good Hope
shall make Of commit any depreciation.
| outrage, unlawful assault or violence as s.
/ tnres5ii or her voyage IN or from, or az
any ilare 20 which size may be bound. such
vessel with her arms and CARGO. or the
value thereof shall be forfeited 10 The u
nited State.
SEC. 5. ..rd be II faribey enacted, That
. no satisfactory evidence OF information
being given TO TIE coHcelc OF any port,
that any vessel within tive same, Is armed
, or arming, or provided with the means Of
being armed at sea for the purpose OF com-
hitting any unlawful a6 rs herein before
expressed, or Of carrying on by force Of
arms, any uaiawfdl commerce, II shall be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08
fC(lpY

Nary Defortnent, 22d ha@ 1904.
"SIR,
YourdisPa,ches, bearing date tie 10Th
Of December, 1893, Conveying 70 us tie
unpleasant information OF the acciden.a.
ioae OF the Philadelphia, were not ytee,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08

the duty OF such co,ieAor 10 de,ain such
vessel until the case be submitted 20 the
President CT the Uni,sd States, who is
hereby authorised, To cause such vessel 10
be disarmed, or TO order clearance TO be
granted, as he shall jud sc proper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08

tempt thereof. furnish any supplies or
aid to such ARMED vessel, or any other
contrary to the prohibition contained in
the said proclamation, the person OF per-
sous 30 offending shall forfeit and pay "a
sum not exceeding dollars, TO be re-
covered Ivy indictment or Information In
any court in The United tates having
competen, l1risdiction, and shall also bs
liable % be bound TO their good behaviour.
Sec. /. .fnd be IL further enarfed, That
whensoever any officer Of an armed vessel
commissioned by any foreign power, shall
be guilty of any oIfence made punishable
by this a6t, or shall on the high seas or
elsewhere, have committed any trespaas
on any citizen or vessel Of toe United
States, sp"lation of their property, or vex
aiion Of trading vessels coming TO or go
ing from the United States, it shall he
lawful for the president OF the United
states, on due proof OF the fAGis, by pro.
clamation, forever, to intcrdiGt the en-
trance of the said officer within the Ii
nis OF The United SAFES; and if he De
found therein thereafter, he shall be liable
TO be arrested, and punished by fac and
imprisonment, in any court in the Unit
ed States h2vmg competent jurisdiction,
bnih for the o.fence with which he was
originally charged, and also for having
entered within the limits OF the United
States, ater having been inlerdiGted, and
shall .ikewis. DC transported 90 such ports
beyond seas, as the cour; shall determine,
and so often rs he shall BE- found within
The limits OF The United States, after hav-
ing been intercitlcd as Aforesaid.
Sec. 5. Ind De II fwr:her enacted, That
The president nr the United States shall
be, and ne is hcrSby authorized and re-
CURED, 10 give rs soon as may be, after
the passage OF THIS aGl, to the collectors Of
The respective ports, and to such other
persons as he may think proper, the he-
ceSsary INSTRUCTIONS Tor carry ing this aGt
into effect, particularly marking out the
li0e of conduct 20 be observed by sheriff
or marshal, and by the several collectors
IN performing the duties enjoined BY this
aGs.
Sec. 6. ind BE IL further enacted, That
il any person shall be sued for any thing
done III pursuance OF this acl, he may
plead the general issue and give this a6t
in Evidence, any thing IN any law, custom
| or usage 10 The contrary Notwithstanding.
A List of Tobacco re-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08
VIRGINIA AROUSE
RICHMOND:
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1904.

The iwehty-iour Electors o; Presidem
and Vice President, chosen by the people
oil TINS commonwealth, met at the capitol
IN this city on Wednesday last, pursuant
10 law, aud gave an unanimous vote for
IHo|As JEFFERSON, of Virginia, as Pre-
sident OF the United States, and CEoRGE
CLINTON, of New York, as Vice President
oil the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-08

Y LlSL Oh / UDdCCO Ic-
naming in Shockoe Warehouse up.
wards of two years, Viz.
Lynch's p E 1913 1872. .12Se
t2s 1217....11OS $50 1549...3214
40 1912. .a213 100 1903
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
Fiji Dollars Remnrd.

Will be<given for the recovery Of
my POCKET, BOOK, containing about Eisbfy
Fiue Deigars in bank notes, and the following
papsrs-ftolen cut of my counting room On the
night of the 18th inRs between the hours ofnine
AID ten O'clock
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
RICHARD VEITCH and Co

HAYE JUST REGEIFED
flom London, and for faie al their wa,ehouf.,
75o pieces well cholen printed Ca
icoes, CHIMES, Cambrics &c.
800 pieces white, coloured and fan
cy l.smhtic, and other Mullins.
Muffin ShaWls, black Gotta, Dimi-
ties, Jeans. fancy Wuihcos5irg, Cotton HE,
Cotton and Xix Cloves, 6ne 4 twlit, Check,
f1iped Cottops. &c.
e9 ne above Goods are entitled to Draw
bsek &c exporta.ion,
Nay II. i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
JAMES S. SCOTT,
Z Il IL O K,
HAS JU T RECEIVED

London faperhne Navy blue, black.
corbesa and DAP Aoh, of a iope,ior q laI,t,
Ali9 on hand bottle and grais green. ciaset, Gin.
nanoo, olive, drab, oxford and other snixu,,s
OF cloths and calialercs; f7e Iadia dim;tv. and
coinp,ny nankecns, cotton csGimeres & nsnt,n.,s
nix forentrne, fslhionaoe marl.Aes and FIX
velvet walRcoatins fix and Cotton braces, SC.
whiSl he will ahpofa ofcr make up On the mols
moderate trims.
June 9, aa,eo1a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
For S0le aa Rent.

a commemorative rybrick house, com
pleteiy finished. situated Water stree,, be,
tween King and Prince Streets--imnlediate pos
session will DC given. apply 20
JOSEPHRIDDLE.
Nov. 80. DIFF.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
pabIse lienDur.
On FRIDAY,

Tn FNiDA
At 70 s'rlort, c0EI Be sei4 at tb< Yta@zt Ssffe
Rum in hogGleadsapd barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in BIS.
Sugar in hhd,. ticrces and DIS.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candle,
Rai6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs In kegs and trails,
Queen, Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
Ais o,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Ksrleymeres, Dafhls,
Plains and Kcrlsys,
Negro Cotsons, Scrges,
Elseicks, blue Friezes,
CaIimancoes and Rujiels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzss and GalicOcs,
Irifh Linens, SilsGa do.
Ofnaburgs and Tickleubargs,
Mullins and Muffin iaad'fs,
India Mullins and Jable Cloths
gahdanna Hardksrchit;s,
Colourcd Threads, hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
J,pa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
LRLESTON COURIER.

conductor of Ibis eminent Federal
haOing determined on lVi1ng q
ekD paper for country Jabler'6erss
manner Of the !" Neu- York He
NUnfted States Gazette TOR til
to contain all the polIt!caI nat
foreign Intelligence Of ths d0'!y
FOR an adUaacs Of f0s do;5ars
!, has FORWARDED 10 uS1a coRy,
1 ofdls, IN 1pbIch zoe are named
sdgents for tie DlJ7rles Of Co
oreeelOs ft5Icrl2nonS. We cheer
|. fp5 the tax, and aUSoteper Of pa
Z IS to be had for Sbe nsso Courier
/, quarter. 1t voald g,Ue as p!e9-
be the means Of obta'n'ng.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19


Dals. Cts.
A draft of Henry K. May and Co,
on Gilbcrl 2ober ton and Co. of
New York, 10 my favor for lzso
Jonah IhompEan ard Sous note TO
James Fl. Tucker, dafcd the 9TH
May laa, at ieventy five days en-.
dodad By ne fr 1850
William Calh's note to VIM Gore,
dated the 18th April laG, al fx,y
days, ena'hed BY WIN: Wilton 4s4 50
John Ports's note to William VIII
fon, dated he zzsh April lat, at
90 days, endoded by William
Wilton, 40
Philip Cares note to William Wilton
dated the 3o.h OF April Iaa at 60
days, endorlsd oy VIM. Wilton &
myie!f s.o
William Wifou's note to me dated
the a5d of May lat, at 90 days, 500 SO
J)nathan Swif.'s note TO Jno. Potts,
dated the sid May Taft, as6o
days, erdorlcd by John Potts and
myielf, 7so
John Potts note to me, dated the
z3i May l4a, at 60 days. goa
Robert L. Hooe and Co.'S daft on
James Crawford and Co. of Phila.
deIPha. in my favour. accepted
the oh lift. looS 80
Same OF fame date, 100
Same oifltne date, 100
George Lawrence's note to nic dated
,-,! the 29h J.iy' 1905. ao9 IS
William Cores Two receipts for "a barrels fonr,
R. & w. r Richa'dioa's receips Tor IL barrels
four.
oh:aeas janncY's receipt for barrels -four
ifaac oIline;North's order on Samuel C,ondCor,
accepted the 3sh init. fer so barrels A ,ur
Ambrofe Valie.
June Il.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
Ten Dollars Reward.

LOST on Monday the 11thinffant,
in OF near Alexandra, Fjfty Doizar Note OF the
Bank OF Alexandra, drawn in favor Of CGfar
Rodney. Ifany ore has found the fame, and
viii leave it wiki the Editor, he hnall receive
he above reward.
lone z. dIsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
BEN JAMIN SHREVE. Jun.

BEN IAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE
AT the corner OF P;ihce and Union Grects,
GUST RECEIVED,l
$500 pieces NANK EENSz
le5 do. Bandanno Handkerchiefs,
2 bales Sannahs,
do. Baftas,
dc. Emertys,
DO blue Gorrahs,
do India Chintz,
facks Sage,
bag Hops,
81 Birch Floor Mats.
cafes and one csfk womens' Morocco
end leather Shoes.
ALSO ON HAND,
Fifteen bales Of hsd1a Cottoas,
CONSISTING OF
bales 8atIas,
do. Ene.tys,
do. Sanpahs,
do. Cafihs,
40 pieces black Satin.
afe,s Tea China,
quarter csks Malaga Wine,
Mems coaIle and womens' Morocco and leather
Shoes,
Lsipcr's Snuff in half DIS. and kegs,
cafe Mariners Compades,
10 coils Cordage, aforSed,
"A bags Pepper,
so bis. Beet No. I, and
Aiarge quantity of red Soal Leather.
June 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-06-19
S P r | N @ G Q Q d S.
ROBERT B. JAMESON,

OFFERS FIR SALE,
$4,000 lbs. G,een Ggf-e,
5000 60. Cocoa,
40 hhds. Mqfcovada Sugar,
20 b&ss Of Cotton,
20 pupcheons 6nc A4yor'd St. Croiz Rum,
20 hIds. NJ iaGes,
10 pipes 1sollan3 Gin,
go q. ch>tts Of frtib Teas saorted,
10 pipes Lnndoa P, Madeira
s pipes gid Port
4 pipes P, lcnnerffc SWlNES,
IS a. caiks Sherry, AID
4 2,o>s Btucciles
hhds. green Crppe-as,
hhds roll B',maone,
bids. Nader,
aads alum, and
30 boxes Of Spsnh Sugars different qaa-
titles, wAsh mot other articles in the grocery
line.
Nav 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-19

ssoas Of oyes Ct the to set aside al !eo appear unfair
sap @ a @ c,, to % sa5 d2p3 1ts tersee and likewise
e. @%Isea Tho is the opinion Of this committee, that petition of sundr
TIER tine n! be aIore5 oflo upon and
as .oG to 9sd s oooo dis eeae that he a
R, II opinion committee that 50 much Of the petit
ing yaou may be- adde to and made pt o 1 m
Ra9e opinion committee that the residue of+e d
ss p i o@ q me SAD lots may MOI be compelled to improve the
oa:rs That bills brought pursuant ID 9th 9TH and atA
resolutions and that the committee for justice prepare bring
S m 5as ss r sao ao o t n9 an PROF
lat the clerks table, where the house.
R2od opinion petition Of benjamin wilson,
& s5 s "a" vs s Of sq Ss 9ao so STsn five
Rss the oo RF s s5sos n r9s 1rsasoae
% the s Gdn Of Bedford PRAYING establishing
county St, E~ s s5 @ So9 eaeat e @ m Is g
propositions isra do prepare and , and that the
Mr. + Harrison presented from propoaas grievances the
b r. a a5sa 9te o s s,G county Of Ohio he
ana and the receid time ordered to b,
n IL purposes Rssn ps s s' order 81 Agsss s
s gT i That leave Be given TO bring BILL IL explain act
% 'S Wo Sna h s E f rnes seE s 81 Sfa M and
riEoq OF Dr Jeph l ht s Prince E4rf COUNTY
read the hin lie ennns for re aa
Al petition s0ed rnmt Richmond praying certain al
As T FS a s5 s de s..sd s; 5s s ss 2
'i0'6'po uie
of@ That Fsd petitions be referred
ua' osulon
threupon, the N 0PAAN4A
4 petition sa Of Edmund w Roos pte) presented and
Commonwealth NAV be- beseP ak s1cf into such warehouses
new sets scales and weights provided
change; 0''@' 'nH ap-
ta aso on Peide ea Of Rd Rat$ passage establish
MS h me county courthouse OF
ca ara known
sad petition appointed o. the sid1ov
OrfH That the SAID
coin0ee OF propositions and grievances that
Peon OF Elizabeth Booth Of tie
g a s2$ that she j: pps dese Hs 1o
; Gl n uonaIy war; that the said Harris entitled his
military during FORTH
cel afosa has lately applied to the the warrant
o sucfva rant
OF Joseph Blackwell of
@ sc 81 1n and damages assessed upon him by the General court pay
Of
aforesaid
raFr
Odere That the mranyng
with opinion hereupon Ito h house NF'' u'o'ail
The order Of the itself
house on the the Commonwcath, ngread; "''T
Cfdereh That the be ito-non
And then the house adjourned till tomorrow O'Clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-19

faea As 5e on"on Of da nof coaay
s+so1 p ssS ss o gss $sa is
5;:s Is s s St: ,;:s ;": sa s5s M
@ se n ss' hs pass s a &s b % the
oo,u ~. n,, wE Ed n, IS, PA
ory, coo ge committee % % s sr y
"de 3 Sors @ f Committee pfo rs a s n S@ Me sr2
ton nav q, Als Anderson H5s ar
Il ss ] s g ;: s person.: %ss Is .ss
sPo eonsee UNI" ofa es s Sos NJ d , eson
dsupo Which, he a IN ' tbs e5als
,u s ss ' b 8as r e8s. s the o so R
a~ao constellation nd beg isas
. ssG H N s s & h g ef, 5s lzs S the
Dns d ~ coed under r hands and seals rn0a and m all
q I f. dss 'F S sa i s nss
o on aPP d E n SP"?[d - after SAID deed recorded
KEN. :5 sn ss 99aseoe t Indians of the sa~ans
a nd ri{s s: Of five s Ps da eoqss a
s ofs S SHss s 1so s :eos % p s 1869 proven By the h
y @ es"i part s so and S: ed 4 H a%' 5 Ss e:
regal persons obaie grams s for S hads RlIin a i
a @ o comm that June Virginia.
right qfFenpio9 from De Inl1os
@ the H1noi CT that the
and that sales indians lands within separate any person
: e" Ss a s o 49 45 yaa he s ct %
no other then had were right
The The latter uasrFad i ha
med the
third
same
grantee
= agg dsaas sa"t that proprietor agent
jury ] by the eonpany te de for te s the %
Ra5@ aon Committee I5 fs memorial 5 of George Jack son. and the
5s d2t 'a 3Hg@ 4
ana adding after the last mentioned words the following
toward: feeling counsel assist n defence ailsu
dn
Noes ~
agt q ~ use--Ay 28--Noe
ndE dwaNI
70 icon the able
them efIrean dhadc
resolutions which he handed in
read and D q lows f00
4s Ihath is the opinion his petition of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-19

o.1, 1v Il ~. IL U K S D A y December 18th,
m was referred that part Of the Governors relating to certain
proposed the Constitution Of the the
Massachusetts; and Mr. Tyler the was referred that t %
Governor t. the
an oSd BILL Authorizing William
ton bridge over Stanton river" (which table, was called IN. and $500
blanks therein dup O/ ""' >'A'O' uP' ana certain
R19e4 That the bl DO pass and that the title Authorizing WIFI
and Ee"afd
~ @' '-'f0 ICT concur
a bill hpoi'hng money purpose Of orro The -
third ime ~ - " ing o'4e1' 1d Teada
(7o 5s Ccni7YedJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
Valuable Land for Sale.

! THE subscriber offers for sale . "a acres os
! LAND .iying ON Roanoke river ia the coun
| ~ of Mecklerburg and generally known by the
name of thc O>c0peechee
Tbs unc lm'rcn fertility of this tract os land
and It's advantageous situation, bv which il is
couvenicn, to The improving navigation of the RI
yer, together with the liberal credit on which ic
! IS ?" ne s3'j, must make i; 4 very important Oh
ject 70 those who are inclined to purchase lands
, Inc quantity OF low grounds in the Ccconeechee
island, which IS separated from the main land by
a small and narrow stream, is 364 acres. and on
the main land adjoining about $50 acres, all OF
wiich IS Of excellent quality. BY far The Greater
part OF The remainder of the traa is very rich,
be'n.: we adapted 20 the cultivation Of tobacco,
corn what, SC 4 large proportion is in woods
ana h"2viiy tlmberer The whole tra1 is at pre.
sent d;vi led INTO three tenen1en;s leased to seye-
raj tcnanss. whose leases wiilexpire I'M three years
troGl the FIRST day of January next The tene-
rnen's are IN i to'er'Iby good state of improve
nent' and the rent amounts TO T. Hid per annum.
Ihe subscriber WIZ Sci, the whole sogelher, or
either OF those tenenients separately, as may best
suit the purchasers
The terms oF sale are, ono sixth part of the
money to be paid on the irst day of January nest.
and die balance in five equal annual payments,
bonds and good security being given, anil the
riHftua'ivy of payment ensured by deeds ftrust
on the land. On Occoneechee Island aud az the
end Of Bakers Island. opposite to it, are fishe
yies. belonging 20 the subscriber, asd TO be sold
with The 1and, which have been accounted the
best or tlic river. and with the abour of few
hands, short tine. might now he made valuable
4 farther description Of this land, and IT'S i'm.
proyemen;s, is supposed TO be unnecessary, as
persons DESTROYS OF purchasing will naturally
chuse TO view 1t, and Judge for themselves. If
the whole TRACT or any of che tenements, should
not bs disposed OF b. private contract, before the
l7th day Of September next, it will be sold on
thar day. (being the Sd Monday.in the monthly
if fair, If not, on the fair day. at the store
oe VIM. Hirchett & Co. adjacent 70 the premises,
4 public sale, TO the highest bidder, on the terms
above mentioned An accurate plot Of the land
viii be shewn, and unquessionab!e titles made to
the purchasersby
WITT WIN. MUNFOPD.
Rishiand, MeckIenburg Co hp-iiII.lsOt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21

al the taxes that shall not have been
paid by the time aforesaid, and the auditor
on receiving the schedule Shall charge
the collector with the said penalty on the
amount OF all the taxes contained in his
schedule.
Sec. 20. ind be it further enscted, That
The collector of each county shall at least
hiteen days before the first Monday in
December yearly, keep open an Office for
the receiving Of taxes at the seat of Jus.
uce IN the several counties either by him
self or his deputy, who shall without fail
attend each and every day from the hours
oil SIX in the morning until eight in the
evening. (3w1
THO: GIBSON,
.ft,djsO,- In. f6e o,,t. (I:s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
advertisements.
auditor for the state orOI

y virtue Of deed of trust, executed to the
~ subscriber for the purposes therein contained.
will be sold, at public auction for cash. at the Ea
gle tavern. IN the city of Richmond, on the llth
day OF May next, 4 TRACT OF LAND living
IN the county OF Northumberland, known by the
name OF Mount Sion. supposed to contain seven
hundred acres, being the same land that was for.
merly owned by Catesby Jones, dec
VIM. PRICE, Trustee.
April 18th, 1904. IDS
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Notice.
YO BE NCLLO-

TOR ready money, in pursuance Of deed of
: trust IRON David Ross Esq in order to
raise the sum of 1874 dollars 50 cents. with in,
terest at per cent from the 18th September
1909. till payment, it being the balance due ON
the hrec first insalments. CT debt due from, The
said David Ross, TO the trustees OF lanes Dun
Top, dec. under decree of The High Court Of
Chancery and secured by deed of trust the fol.
lowing
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70 return his grateful thanls IN his friends and the
public general for their past iaYors, and takes
the liberty ofinforrning them, that he has lately
removed from Meadsville 70 Haif7v court house.
and has opened house Of entertainment where
Capt John Clay lately resided which he intends
keeping IN such manner as he presumcs tohopc
vi" give general satisfaction TO an those who
nay please 70 favor him with their custom The
pleasant situation Of this place, the excellent cool
wafer so very convenient and may always be had
fresh. in few noments-to~ether with the new
addition to the house which ne has added, aud
IS nearly completed, will he hopes reuder it an
chico TO all those who wish 10 consult their own
happiness
He assures the public shat he keeps excellent
Wine, ard an assortment Of Ardent Spifi,s Of
good quality. He has very commodious Stobles
with plank floors, which he intends keeps ~ well
supplied with good forage and an attentive
white hos,ler These advantages, together with
the particular attention which he r1caur aig.av-
TO bestow, wii, he na,tcrs himscf, ~asrse him
t''1t part oftdc pubc patronage 1h'ohhis exer.
tons uerit WN. RAWLINS.
Bel Tavern, Wa'ifo~ court;
house, 7,h April, 1904. 5 (ow)