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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
From a late Paris bob,r.

The chief Of battalion, Tauvernav.
arrived lately from St. Domingo, at Pa.
ris. He had been absent fifteen months.
and was, before his departure betrothed
to a Mademoiselle de Vernals. At his
return, he FASTENED to see his mistre So.
and pressed her to FIX the day Of their mar.
rage. The sunday following was agreed
on and his sister was informed OF the
day that should make him happy. In
one Of those unguarded moments, when
the most prudent may err Miss Tauver-
nay determined to try her brothers love,
by giving him reason to be jealous of HIS
mistress. She told him, that as an aifec-
tionate sister she was sorry 70 see him so
much attached to a lady, who did not
return his love !; and TO convince him.
she asked him the next day to be in the
Bois de BOulogne, not Ear from La Ba.
gatelle, and, at Eve O'Clock in the after
noon, he would undoubtedly find Ma.
demoiselle de Nerneis ia her usual even.
.ings walk, accompanied with her usual
evening seompanion. With an anxiety
OF mind easily to be imaginedhe arrived
At the fatal spot where he had not been
long before he sawhis mistress not only
arm In arm with a genteel young man,
but Fessing him In manner that would
have bewildered an EMANCIPATION less
heated than his own. u No souner had his 5
mistress and her companion Pa,aeas his
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
BALTIMORE, Nav %.

y Arrived at the fort last evening, the
ship Augusta, Capt. Clark. from Ii.
verpool, which she left on the 18th ult.
Capt. Clark states, that it was report
ed atLiverpool just before he sailed; that
George the III. had relapsed and died
very suddenly and that MORGAN, Pi.
chegrn. &e.had been removed from Pa.
ris to the interior Of France. > L :: - :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
PHILADELPHIA, Mavs4,

A letter from an Officer on board the
Constitution, after mentioning the de-
struct'on ofthe Fhitpdeipsia, says 81 Each
officer s,rove to be employed in the ex.
pedition; but most of them were refused,
but with assurances, however, that they
should all have opportunities enough of
displaying their courage in the course of
the SUMMER" ....
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

each OLA guns, from Guadatoupe, where
they recently arrived from France with
troops, arrived last evening, and anchor
ed at the quarantine ground. Theebject
Of their coming here is unknown.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

A letter from another officer mentions.
that the vessel sent to destroy the frigate,
entered the harbor Of TripoE, in the
night, and passing for Maltese was as
sisted by those on board the PHILADELPHIA
in getting along side, where having arriv>
ed the Americans Instantly sprung on
board and soon had her in their power.
Lieutenant Decatur, and Midshipman
Morris were the first persons who board
ed the Philadelphia. The united voices
OF the other officers and seamen employ.
edhighly extol their conduct on the oc-
casion. The latter has been promoted.
The Constitution was preparing for
eruize Of six months off TripoE; and the
commodore intended to lombard the
place unless favourable peace should be
agreed on.
All the letters from on board the u.
nited States vessels in the Mediterrane.
an, speak in high terms Of the superior
skill and interchangeable viSilence Of Com
modore Preble. Theletters which men,
toned the pacific proposals of the Ba-
shaw, were dated at Syracuse, January
II, and 90. The letter announcing the
burning ofths Philadelphia is dated Feb.
20 and % /; and as Preparations were
then making for the bombardment of Fri.
poll, il is evident there had been q run
ture Of the negotiation"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

g TIE nm et 70, 600 biia,fersis 70
tefrausmifted annually 70 Ceh,fautinapie
III . ielt@s embassy. 9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06
Ctitic;.ea'c r;.n fall Ccuss.
BARTLETT Still.

HAS For Sale, Mt his Store, FASHIONABLE 81
4 FAIL COODS, eoniiAing of-Superfine Calls.
GOES. Oh Cambrick DinIities, Cd Cambrek Mullins.
India Book Mullins, India Book Handkfs India Null
null Mullins and Handkfs. plain and figured, laced
Canbrick Mullins, 9-s Colorado Mullins, Chambray
Mullins OF all colours, newell patterns, Salmon Blue.
Yellow, Green, Buff, Pink, and black imbof,,d Cam
brick Mullins, dan,aA< and laced Cambrick Shamjs,
laced Caps, black and white laced Wells, Sranif,
Cioaks Sd and A laced Handkfs Sd laced Shawl
picnic Cloves extra org kid and wah Leather Cloves
tteoon, lk and worried Hoiiery, colord camel hair
Shawis, A !ri!h Linens and SheetngS India and
French Lutehriugs, black and white India Sattns e.
han and Leghorn Silks, London and French lper6re
Sio.hs. hyperion qualify MoleAkin, Swanfdown aud
ioiiinet Veit-Coating, 10 pieces Second Cloths =,
~ rer cent advance, Patent Cords and Caf;ne,cs
hayes, Coatings, Bearikns, Fearnaueh.,, Blankets.
Piairs, Flannels, Bombozeens. Bonh,,ze,s Ca,rbs,.
ana irrants, Mild Gloves and Stockings o cor,.
settc Table China, tea e,ts India and French d;,,,
neat patterns, Imperial and Hyton Teas. bea ,-:h,
lsrong Sun Powder, double and Jingle barrel'd Gno.
Piisois, Dre,Gng Cafes Portable Writing Detks p,,x
ny Cards, Writing Paper and Quilts Morocco shay.
my Cafes Bacgamon Tables, Reeves Colorr. Corv.
ing Machines Surveyors Completes and Innrnm.n,.
eompleat, Baley's Backing, Wia,ior Soap and Hair
Powder, Marking Types and Durable Ink, Ladies
Maho2any Drei'ing Cafes compleat, Gold and Silver
Watches and Clocks, Pearl aud Topas Bracelets and
ear Nings-siarthams Snuff, Ne. 9-Pr,ne Chew;pc
Tobacco and Scotch Snuf-Bea Span,h Segars.
s1t- A liberal difcount for Cath will he allowed Coz
the above articles, with number Of others too ,e H.
~" " ''e'''''H Nov. J. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06
CHOICE LANDS-FoR SIR.

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura Town ands h,.
! wing taken place between the heirs of lame.
ARK farley Eiq. decd. and Col. John S. Farley and
ms hter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton, the fubicribers Po-
pert Taylor Of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Roe
I'm, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the faid
Soi Farley and Mrs. Morton, dfpofe of their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres, which are furveyed
and lard off in eight lots containing from 500 to $500
acres agreeable to plots in the poleon of the lid
duncan The four iarge lots of excellent quality
eaen containing comfortable proportion If the rich
cit low grounds, which produce tobacco Ct the very
hrt quality, as has been experienced by one of the
iubteribers, who fhPped it for number ofyears.
lhoe lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers, in Rock
inghara county, on the borders of North Carol;p,
about 10 Mules from Petersburg and Richmond. a.
there are iedon fuch lands for iaie they nult be an
OBJECT to thole who want to purclae fuch as will pro
duce line tobacco, hemp and fma grain One third of
the price NUT be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months, and the ether third in two wears the
purehaier giving bond with unexeeptonable feeurity,
bearing intereit from the date if not puneiualy paid
mole who with to Purchafe will be hewn the lands
by Doctor John c. Cox, living a; Leekfve, near
Rockingham Court-Ioufe, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN
feteriDVrg, Nov. "a. ePtf
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Rssoars sf SKLscr con,rrrr,..

On memorials Of the inhabitants Of the two weHern
counties OF the Indiana Territory of the United State,
IAN November, 1908, read, and ordered to lie on
the table. Not further acted on.
f"Tf'-~r7fary.I On the means BY which ire mail
may be conveyed with greater difpateh than AZ reft
bet "een the City of Waihngton and Natehez and
Nsw-Orleans--l2th January, so4 referred to com.
m'ttss OF the whols houie Of Monday next NOT fur
ther acted on.
ON esPedieney Of veting the powers urually ex-
crehed by eour' Of equity in she judges Of the u
nsd states within the Indiana and other territories
@nd ct allowing writ. Of error and appeal, from the
judgments and deeh'ons n the fid judges TO the f-
Pseaas eoufi of the TIMED sta,ss-2otb D.e,mber.
iso" relerrsd to committee of the whole hOute, on
"SG"s'd"y DeaI NOt foTta.r aSte5 on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06

DoCTOR WILSON reeei4e4 ,.q.riU, 6
~ jxeo| Of Prrr1ion Bark, CATER Oil and
.yaiao, all Of tie bel quaIity. He dI/o bas Calo-
mel, Rkesbarb. Senaa, Maria, Rochelle ant
GLnnber Sai,s, Tartar Enef;e, Ipecnemubn.
Opium, Blcqie and Sifver Catbefers, ELaj2ie ana
common Bousies, Sc. &c. iJ'c.
He defgns TO keep a ftbsiY ofth- zen Medicine,
that can be prseured, and Rafftrs 6;n.f,ifthat BIZ
acquaintance qphb Medicine, svM enfifie Lim to
a Hsrre ofpubie patronage.
W. Perfou5 ofneedy eireusu 2aners BY oariay tbe
retail prices Of bis Medicines, spiN be prsjtri6ed
far gratis. O9ober 81. emf
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The Editor sri@es to prefSnf tbe people svifb a
eomprebeg6re r'ieev of'fbe proceedings of Con-
grsi--Theli pr0eeedings( + ii eviN be reeoiiet7ed)
are rsiafirv either 10 tbe ctsgtRions Of fbe Pre-
.Gdenf, PretfSfed during tbe fS6fOn TO tbe moti-
ons Of fbe members Or t5e petitions Of pripafe
indiOidnaLs, or TO fbe unlimited bufnef5 Of the
iqyP Jsgf0n. Tire .ta!losoing Report oftbe Com
n'isfee Of Revjtai and Ugfnjt5ed Bajfnejd, sviii
dr1,siepe all tbe political fepies, svbieb sv<re
referred BY tie ief, to tbe CONFEDERATION oftb<
ltssfsf, J16f0n Of CongrejT.
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THREE DWELLING HOUSES

To BE RENTED.
NE iltuate at the foot of Adams hill. and but
~ iinall diitance from the Nations Hall lately occu
pied by Mr.. Thomas Underwood; on this loc there
rs very good and well encoed garden, well of ex-
cellent water and other conveniences.
One other iit'lase in the alley between ne Greet
leading to ShockG warehou!e, and .ha. I.,d;rr, .,
Mayo's Bridge, lately occupied By Mr. John Rob-
The other iituate III the back Erect near Harris,
Tobacco mandatory, and the Rock Iandinq-havine,
large garden well incloied, and at preient occupied
by Mr.. Henry Tompkns
Foneiiion OF the two fira defcr;bed may be had
Immediately, and of the other ON the 6rst Of I,n,,
next.
Apply to JOSEPH CALICO
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A light Coachee, nearly new with plated ,neup,ea
harneis, complete for two horfes
18th October. (.,.e>
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LANDS FOR SALE.

hf6e Ge"slsr CsufIy,y fate .fNfaU Tori.
He Subfcr:ber having charge of part of the valu.
4 able LANDS in the Genefee country lately un-
der the agency Of Charles Wiliiarnon eff now offer,
them for iale on moderate either to actual fe-
tiers or to hefe who declining fettle the lands
themfelves, are deirous Of inveng their monies for
the future benefit of their families The titles Of thefe
lands are indifputabe.
For terms apply to Mr.. JohH He1op, at the pro-
Pretors land Office at Geneva, in the county of Onta-
rio, in the fate Of New York, OF to MIR. 5amL s.
Haigh at Bath in the county, Of Steuben; or to Mr.
Frederick flaming, Preon, the ate Of Conneeti-
cut---or to
ROBERT TROUP.
New York, Tune S, 1904. sW6m
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FIRGINI6:

PIRGLNI1:
AT Superior Court of Chancery, holden in Rich
mond, September 2sth, lso4--
Between
Charles Yancey, Plaintiff.
And
William iPfceHah, DARK. BH;,iilll1tlk 4. .x-
eeutor of John Bullock, Mellon
Crawford, William Crawford, Tohn
Crawford and Charles Crawford, defendants.
executor Of David Crawford, and
Robert Kimbrough,
HE defendants, William Lipfcomb and Robert
u Kimbrough, no. having entered their appear
anee and given ecurty according 20 the act of AIem-
bly, and the rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the atisaction Of the that thew are not nhab-
tana OF this country, the motion of the plaintiff by
his council, it is Ordered-That the fad defendant,
do appear here the rt day of the next term, and
aniwer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of th.
order be forthwith inherited in fome newfpaper pub
h'hed in the city of Richmond, for two months tuc-
eeihvey and poed at the front door of the capitol in
the faid city.
a copy, Teae,
p. TINsLRY, c. C.
Nov. 2. WEN
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NOTICE.

a LII pr5ors indtbtcd to tie LATE firm of BUcHA.
Il \ NAN, DUNLOP e co. Of Peie,Gyre. no.
BERT POLLOK q co. of RieJr4ond, and DUN
LOP, POLLOK e co. Of NaaeJeRey, are 6tye5,
Notified, ba' a~es DDn'qp, late ariae, in tie a6o.e
'o"frr" bar become fnrebg, Of TIE onRrudzg d,Si,-
try 7eiHhb~ore be iegdfo male aynerf to l1y Yo5r
1onpfns '5Tding in Richmond, or He E.riJer ,eaing
fafS"g 701o alone are aDibOrdtO male foYS6sioas
and grant Ae6argASnits qoW be iuEriuisafeiy rom.
nc7trd1gnigR al 7O5o do nor MAKE payeert 5y. - I'm
Of february next.
TOHN DUNLOP, Ipoy-,-
Fer .fhAdES DUNLOP.
P-try5Rrg, NoO. ] 5, 1904. >stf
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IA MES SEA ooK,
II n ri O k,

y PSPECTTULLY informs his friends and the
N public in general, that he has removed from
the Market Harrs's corner, oppoite the Cuff
tOn Houfe where all commands in his line, will be
pun2ualy attended TO and as he has efiabliihed a
regular correspondence in Philadelphia, gentlemen
may rely on having their clothes made in the newell
fa1ion and nrsteG manner.
N. b. Ladies Riding DrefIss and Peli1cs made
in the newell fAIhion.
October I7.----(ezo. H
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PTRGINTI.

tIkG(lNIH.
AZ Superior Court of Chancery, held at he Capitol
in the city of Richmond, October 9th, 1901
Between
James Ansierlon, and \
Philip Thurman, merchants and part -,
ners, under the firm of Jane. An fiaih'in''
derion and Co.
And
Bernard Markham, and Francis Of
borne, executors of George Mark Defendants
ham, deceafed.
| HE defendant, Bernard Markham, upon whom
an attachment for his contempt in not anfwering
the bill of the plaintiff hath been returned executed,
Till falling to anfwer the fame, the court this 9th tay
OF October, in the year 1904 upon the motion of the
plaintiffs by their council doth take their bill for con-
ieed, as 70 that defendant, and will proceed at f-
ture day TO decree the thereof unles the aid
defendant before the tenth day of the term mex.
after he iha have been erved with copy of this or
der, thew cauie to the contrary.
A Copy, Tefte,
p, TINSLEY, c. c.
November 8. W2m
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TO RENT-For ire enf,;so yeor.

THE WHITE HOUSE at Houo7y, r,ou-.
bonfe, together gvif6 tie lots adioi,ine the,e.
TO, that are not ATTACKED to tie 7a1,era. T5e oun
rs a Ue,y eommodi0ns one qvif.5 eli tbe ,,ereOly.
offices.
Atso. for rent, a .jfeld containing aBoat nr
SH"d'ed acres adjoining fbe premi,es, .vrN enl-u
lated for the cultivation IF corn. TIE abope pro-
Perry eviH be rented Eparnteir Or together, MS
may 6sf fdt tb9fe evj6ing TO REM. Terms Sv;U
be male knosvn BY t6e Jtbic,r5e,- E4,;ne n. ~,
Coartbonf. BENJAMIN POLI'AxD
7ry2ee for TIE eRote of
PAUL THILMAv, Gse'9.
DEE. I.
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THOMAS CouRTNrY-y1y,o..

" cry respectfully begs pern,iion TO acorain, the
public, that he 1iu continues 10 occupy The
houe ON the Man-treet oppoiite the Bank. and i'm.
medately above Mr.. Dayis's PrintiDe-ofiee. He
tenders his moR grateful acknowledgements. to ,bo(e
gentlemen who have been 70 obliging as to favor him
with their eutSom and aflures them and the public
generally, that no exerton hs be wanting to enfure
continuance Of patronage
ESr Two or three good wor,men would NEE,
with employment by applying as above; and couple
OF active lads are wanting as apprentices.
Dec. I. epf
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VIRGINIA:
Al Superior Court Of Chancery, holden in Rich
mond, the tenth day of September, 1904
Between
ARCHIBALD HUTCHINSON, Plaintiff
And
TIMOTHY CHANDLER, and
THOMAS DEAR defendants
NE defendants not having entered their appear
4 ance and given fecurity according to the act of
fienbly, and the rules of this COURT and it appearing
to the fatacton ofthe court that they are no, nha
otants OF this country; on the motion of the plaintiff
oy MS council, 1T Ordered-That the iaid defend
ants do appear here on the frtt day of the nex,
and aniwer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in fome newipaper
Publiihed in the city of Richmond for two month,
i.ceevey and poRed the front door of the capitol
in the fad city.
Aeopy, Tehe,
p. TINSLEY, c. c.
Nov = W2pa
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I. ?. HOPKINS

y ESPEcTFULLY iatorms biz E4rnd, or1
~ ,fgPomrrs that he bas faeqged a fl1feicgf
nH776er ofgood 7Oorkme1, and zciH b. k5grkf,j
foT a continuance oftbcir .fyq'osr,.
Dec. TSJSsr-
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

HE subscriber has taken a AaJe oftLis teue-
nf"f for H"41bt, Of .y.srI, and bas eH, hisa
traff rpai' 70"i9 renders n0f inferior any in t6e
City. Beees TIE Tavern be las detached b,Lrr, ,,,N
calculated 70 accommodate tn 4o6o are ansous ofg-eat,
P'lVaey nan 'eOt,n gaaAty qo-dt. 7Bes tenement.
Hden TIE p"6e gpa,e, and z.ibin .zpo brrd,ed vcy
De Capitol 3bcy bove deoiaedaa0autges o.ry any obe,
bos m fbi' City, zpb ,se7 pn,< a;y 0rd eseee,f
4""frr: ne ba' GOOD STABLES and a eOuaat Etsslv Of
ne 1Jf FosAGh. Het"dt's his Frazier TO bis ;ifnA anx
any ofr Practice 1ebieb might, any depyre haze ten
dfnfy 10 4r.y t6e peace Of bis Louie, 4O .yer Be efym
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Nov. Z.
IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
O9ober Goth, 1908.
'rIfJ Li1ely Compl't, \

O9ober e9fb, 1908.
CbsyiGt Livety Compl't.
sgainn z,
RiebsrI Rie5a,Sen g D1S- Cbnrf,,v.
" Risbargj5n, DTS.
HIS day came the complainant bv hi.
4 council, and the defendant Dudley Richardron,
Gill falling to appear and sDfwer the bill of the COM
Plainant, on the motion Of the compIainant,t is de-
creed and ordered, that uulefs the defendant Dudley
Richsrdfon, Craving been ferved with copy of this
order ihal file his anfwer or before the next term
that then the compliments bill he taken for confe,d
and the matter thereof decreed accordingly as to him
And the defendant Richardfon Richardion no, hav-
ing entered his appearance, and given feeurity ac
eordng TO the act Of aenbly and the rules of this
court, and appearing the fatsaaion of the court.
that he is not an inhabtant of this county, on the
motion OF the complainant, further decreed. and
ordered that the defendant Richard Richardfon do
appear here on the firt day of the next TERM and
iwer the bill Of the complainant and that COPY Of
this order be forthwith pubined in one of the Vrpi-
MIA Gasettes for two months fucceffvely, and that
any copy be ported at the front door of the court
houfe of this county.
A copy, tefe,
THOMAS POLLARD, DC. NC.
Oe'oOtr I|'-iU eW2m
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received IN the aanai feryice e IN. United cte.s ur-
ing the revolutionary war" 9th March lso4---far-
Their confederation poaponed by the .ensi. until the
hrit Monday IN Ccecfrber next.
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BY SUBSCRIPTIONS
Forty Subferibers at 10 dollars eaeh.--Terns made
known and fubfcrip,ions received by
Richie K Worsey-for
T

Knu"h ahu iubtcrlPtions received BY
Richie K WorSley-for
TUNSTALL's
PATENT THRESHINi MHCHINE.
HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
4 applying fone effcStual parts TO Threihng Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity adequate rength
and greater eheapncis than hitherto and applicable 70
any machinery, are numerically allowed to lie very
great WILLIAM TUNST-ALL has obtained a
Patent for fnch improvements; and wines TO beneS.
the public on the mot reafouable terms Difrias
and individuals may be now accommodated with NJ
chimes and patent rights, by applying in per.on or by
letter (Pg paid) to the Patenise, Hilian Taral at
tbe S7van Tas'eyn, ipis5huoaG.
Ihefe Machines will hull Clover ard threh Rice
Buck Wheat &c. preierved free from Cr.z.-Counter-
feits will be dealt with the law directs.
July 10. ew-tf
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OF the committee OF revival aid un6nhed buinefs on
'uch matters Of bufnefs depending unds-
termirsd az the Lalt felton,
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FOR SALE-ef Rotkeffs.

iiR LOT, and two Rory BRICK HoUcC. cor.
i timing three tenenents, which the fulfcr;he,
purchaied at the fae OF George N:eholon, Gccsssed
ne lot is well ftuated for wsrehoue and the brick
building for bake-houfe, luniber-houCe, or Tobscc.
Factory. TOHN rITIs
November ~ e
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DATES's ALMANAc-FoR 1sos--puJlA-
ID ed BY MeD5y. DaUi5 g cowfaey, may be
bad at tire OG'ee Of The BHq6-ey.
September 70. epI
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EDWNRD EHLLdM

EDWNRD NHLLIN.
Richmond, September 90.
~ b. HboHf THRIFT MEMBERS of tie n,rt 6s,r..
DIT nay be 7pN accommodates of zyLo0r e;rb.eu boy.
0f,Ha9y engaged. Ell.
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u BIkLS or LADTNC, SHFRYrPy' sL.1nRs
RINK BoNDS, s-c &c.
FOX SALE Ar This OfFiCP
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Rebert eftb1 .Seer.tarY Of Sfats.

Report Of tbt Secretary Of STATE.
On petition in the French language, Of fnndry
Inhabitants of Pot St Vincennes in the Indiana terri
tory of the United States. ,h December, 1905, read,
and ordered lie the table. Not further acted on.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-06

CHARLES DUNCAN.
FeteriDvrg, Nov. "a. eptf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08
Wcstham Iron Foundery,
NEAR RICHMOND.

THE subscriber takes the liberty Of informing
the public THAT he has taken lease and is at
present working the above foundery and having
provided the best artists in that line from New
York AVID Georgetown, together with Pig Iron
of the first quality -
Proposes to cas,-Mill gudgcons g. Inks Of C.
very description; also, iron wheels for the ma
chinery of mills; Rumford, registered and plain
CRATES; CRATE front and bottoms, for Rumfordi-
King FIRE place. large and small stoves cabou
ses and cabbim stoves Franklin stoves for wood
coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
complete coach warmers ;plain stoves and maud
plates; cast railing of every pattern; plow
shares and pillow boards cast Wagon, coac,,
phaeton and chair boxes scale weights from
20 60 ID sash and clock weights patent taw
irons for smiths, a very approved plan
backs, jams and back lays; nail cutting machines
with screws complete; wheel-barrow bowlers
garden ditto cas-. iron anvilsi fire dogs and hand
irons OF every riptiou-toge,her with any o,
ther article in the casting line, given pattern,
at the shortest notice by application at the FUR.
mace, orto
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
Ssh June, 1904 w3m
PS. Old Iron purchased by pplicaton as a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

s-3S advertisements, no e.rcccdingC 82,iarr
saic1gth, are inserted in this haite,,fo- seven
.fy-%Ue Goats the first time; three dollars for
rhrcc Tycek9 &c times and for every add.
ionGiinssrtion thirfy-tirce cents. Long ones
ia the same flrotortion-t1Le88 a Sjeciai con-
tract be mad bu me vcGr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-08

Colc6estey, .1I!y 29t5. 1904.
SIR,
RELOW is list of three hogsheads Of TO
- BACCO. which have lain in this Ware
house upwards Of two years without being Slain
ed, which the law requires shall be advertised 70
be sold at the expiration of three months, at ON
Courthouse Fairfax county. You will please adj
vertise it accordingly
l. II. No. Do 642 rs SGT, April 5, 1901
NJ Z. G. $40 1885 lbs 1000. June 8, 1901
Do. So nlS 10 G96, June 10 1901,
COULTER u HAMPTON,
Inspectors at Colchester.
10 TIE Printer Tor tie Public. SIN