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bury. The mannerfn which mis- Lordlh;p made
the reQueit was ominous.
Some circumstances have arifen," ne laid,
''of anature which dcemit lnco,slifent with my
pubic duty TO itate at the preivnt true howe-
YER, truh Noble Lords win do me the credit
to think that would not make the requcit with
out having given any previous intimaton of fuch
with on my part, unlets the circumstances
all,:dc to were of that nature, as that all their
lordihips Would, were they aware of them,
agree with me in thinking it deiirahle that the
diicuiiion propofcd by the Noble Marquis
ihould be poitpohed."
What theie circumstances are we prei,imc not
to decide; but it is probable that thoie who fpe-
culate upon the relignation of Mini0ers may tind
themieves miftaken.
After concluding very beneficial Lean, for
The benefit of the country and the Contractors,
Mr.. Addington yeherriay opened the Budget
The bnrthens are as moderate as, in the preient
rate of affairs could have been expected. The
war taxes are TO be augmented in their produce
one million.
This augmentation is upon wine,
from l2l. to 10 guineas 4 ton an
augmentation which the wine mer-
ehants were told lalt year to expect.
The produce of this tax is eff
mated at r.. 100000
An addition Of &c l-2 per cent.
on the articles under the head Con-
ioGdated Cutoms, excepting Wine,
Tea and Cotton Wool, and doub-
ling the Duty on Rai!ins & Sweets.
The eltimated produce of this addi-
tion is 100000
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From this number are to be dedua- ,
ed thoie in the other ftates,


sr,,: - 10000
This number Of 1aves, according 70 the bro
vilion of the Contribution entities the aates Cor
tanning them to fifteen Representative. The
account then, itands thus The Gnaller ffates.
principally eaitcrn, without a black population
gain weight beyond that 70 which their mum.
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An Englifh Gentlen,a.. he's t,z,.,,
rments, in order to afcertain whether il ngb+ he
tcable to ere teegraphs to hold correipondeuce he
tween Scotland and Ireland, and is fatised that
be done and that the beft adapted places to comup-
cate with each other Kirkpatrick and Donaehade.
hght-houe He can, with the fame facility. convert.
acr0is the Channel by night as by day.
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'hoie who, aiways placed in itnations Of the
greateit peril, have never Ion their colours, and
have very frequently decided The victory.
ldehre, therefore, that the Senate agree 10 the
reqret which will be made to them by the Sc
nator Jofeph Bonaparte for leave of abiencc
from the Senate during the time which the &C.
equations OF the war may detan him with the
arnE.
(Signed) BONAPARTE.
The Senate charged its Vice-prefdent and Secreta-
reS TO expreis to the Firi Con!l the fentent which
that body parake of with all France for his luxurious
brother.
The gates of the city of Havre were cloitd on the
18th April it was aid that tie iearch for an officer
OF ditineton i'll the Engh navy, who had introduced
himief under The dgc of French falor, occsiioaed
this meaiurc. The inhabitants have been invited to
make known al itrangers whom they may HAVEN their
houies
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MIR. Philips, Bookseller, of St. Pauls Church.
Yard, London, has given the Hon. Bufbrot Va
ington fifteen hundred gineas for the Enplib COW
right OF the life of his luxurious Uncle, complied from
his own nanufcrpts. Seventy thoufand dollars vyer.
given for the American copyright 1T was intended
that the work fhould appear in both countries on the
18th of May. '-'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-04

By the arrival of the fhip Diligence, captain
Croker, from Dublin, we have received Irih
Papers to the 10th May, containing London
News to the 9Th iucluiive, being two days later
than our advices by the Oliver Ellsworth.
The captain reports that change in the Rri-
tiih miniitry was momentiy expected, and that
Regency was the fubjett of general converiati-
on.
The fubjoined articles are from the Courier of
the 5th.
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A London paper ofApril 80, fays-" Com,
mercial TT atty between Ruiiia ard Ameri., -.
terms highly favorable to the latter, is fated r.
be on the eve Of concluiion." -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-31
PRECIPITATE,

NULL fifteen hands and half high, fine
4 sorre!. handsomely marked, Of big bone and
great muscular strength and powers, evidently
denoting the true English running horse--will
stand at my stables, at Sandy Point, in Charles
City county, at six guineas the season, and dol
lar to the groom; bur the season may be dis
charged by the payment oftwenty dollars, on or
before the 10Th day of October.
Extensive. rich and productive pastures. well
enclosed, in various apartments, from which no
mare can easily escape, well on that account
as from its physical situation. Servants found
gratis; but no liability for involuntary escapes
or accidents.
This celebrated horse, whose name is so truly
applicable to his character, was bred bv Lord
Egremont, foaled in 1857, got by Mercury a son
OF Eclipse dam by Eerod, grandsrr h, ~ rcl-
EN-, outof MIR Prat,s I'D Squirt mare. is un-
dcubtedly one of the best horses ever imported
lrto this country, and is row thought hy rranv
gentlemen, who have travelled some distance to
see HIM, snrerior although he has Sc aIely eros
sed the sea, that $ canuo, ne expected he shculd
have gained his pristine form anu beauty
He Is truly such horse as Virgil describes OF
inc one ap eye large black aud. full OF Ire.
bold as the Lyon active as the Gre hound and
I'm all his movements ether, he PUSHES forward
like a thunder bolt, aud hcsitates a, nothing
In The FIRST spring meeting 1890, at New Mar
ket, when thrce years cid. he won The FIRST class
of the Princes stakes. OF 100 ,uincas each. beat
ing rhunde5bols, Char'icleer, and Sir Psr.er.
four havirg paid forfeit. In the same ,veei, he
won the Potion stakes Of so grneas each. beat
ing Char booze. Dragon, and Fau1lux--trvcn
p~t o,eit Second spring meeting, he won The
thrt class OF The Prince stakes, of 100 euiueas,
beati'g underbolt--sevSn raid forfeit Ard
in die SAM week, nc received 100 guineas forfeit
from Lord Grosvenor's Radarnanthus
In i732, lie won SOL at Gu1ldfeId, beating
Dc@e. huudc:9oit. Serinsapatam, and Stout.
The mex ray sol at the Sane place. beating Car
dock and Griffin. lie also won the kings 100
guineas AZ Lewes. beating Sky'caper at three
heats, tbs first beng deemed dead heat after
which ne was so highly esteemed tha' he became
stallion N his iordship's stud, at 10 guineas a
mare.
This h'rse is the sire of Jouqul, Petworth,
Ms'Fanns Rosaiba, chestnut colt ont af Bobtail,
chesnut colt ont OF Rosemary, Hnmbug, lazarus,
Rag'nier, apollo, GulIiver, Tag, Louise, Tip
stan, and any others of great fame now in train
ing.
purch1 ed him myself when in England last
fan, q, To sale Of Richard Watt, dec where 4
conrietc stud OF his get we're sold at Au6ioa, at
prizes far beyond what was common, 10 Wit,
year!irGs from 90 70 22OI steriug--a printed list
OF whita now have inmy possession, TO be seen
a any ume.
For character and performances, see Racing
Calendar from 1870 to 1852 inclusive, Sporting
Dictionary, page 18S, vol. ., printed l893-Wii-
liam Tapin, author.
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT.
March l., 1904. wtmIyS
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iOHN POINDEXTFR. c. G.
TIE suBscRI8Ea IS YEr DEslRoUs 10 SELL
Valuable Tra4 of Land,
a cO0y,
Teste

Lying in the upper end of Powha5an county, on
bofh sides of Deep creek, beng 10 miles from
Gainesville . from Appomagrox river. less than
one from the greas Buckingham road and 10 from
Manchester.
The county is well regulated in its police and
sociabe in tie manners OF It's inhabitants.
To these local advantages may be added that
the soil is fertile and well adapted 10 the cultu
of Tobacco, Grain and Grass. The mansion
place is healthy, with dwelling houses and other
Lices 20 accommodate a large family.
1t is supposed 20 contain about 1900 acres, of
which 500 are valuable low grounds, 100 reclaln,-
ed Tor cultivation and the rest under heavy timber.
Little more need be said to those inclined to
possess landed estate Of easy access to Rich
mond and Petersburg by the Turnpike and Ma
vigation.
This land will be laid or in . or 3 convenient
lots, and offered 10 public sale a, Powhatan Nav
Cour,, being the 16h, at 10 O'Clock; for l-4th
payable ~ Christmas next, when possession will
I've given, md the remainder in equal annual paw
ments. to carry interest fro7, the time of posses
sion wirh approved personal and real security.
The land and proposel allotments will be shewn
b. MIR. David Maxcey on the premises
WILLIAM MAYO.
Henrico, March 18Th, 1904. wtds
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an Act more eectaaily 10 Provide for toe bqynent
efsdSes UPON lands gUit5in ibis communicable.
Passed 29th January, 1908.
NTHEREhS numerous Inconvenience and
w losses have accrued to this common .realrh,
from the want OF an adequate mode for the SUBJ
Jettion of'lands to the payment Of taxes. Aud
whereas 1t is principle in well ORGANIZED 60
vernments, that property should be holden SUBJ
servienr - The purposes thereof:
BE ii enacted, That when the -axss upon anv
tract or survey ofland shall haye remained unpaid
for the space oftwo years such tract or survey of
land shall be forfeited 70 t'ie commonwealth, and
subject 10 locauou. according TO the ier7ls pre-
scribed by an act entitu,cd {" An a1 fox reducing
into one the several acts concerning the ianI ef.
hce, ascertaining he terms and manner of e17nt-
ing waste and unappropria ed lands, Cor settling
the ;ltIe AID bounds of lands. directing the mode
oiprocessionng, and prescribing he dury of eur-
vsyors," so FAR shs said az applies - waste
and unappropriatedland and M 70 fag}eifefland:
and title theccto shall BE acquired by the SAID To-
cation, and by the payment &c the taxes due UPON
such tratl o. survey of land: Provided never.b.,.
less that the tract or survey Of lars 20 81. afr.-
said forfeited shall be subject 70 the REDEMPTION
OF the former RICH fui and proper owner n a,v
time within one year after such forfeiture shall
have accrued, upon the payment Of the taxes due
thereupon, with interest upon the same from she
time they became paw able.
AHi6eH further en0c'ei Thar AZ any .i1-s g..i.,,-
IL Xix months after the annual return a- The ;s+
ofnsolvents or delinq uent5 for he not-navr,7ent
OF taxes upon land into his Once. me au4i,or Vt
this commonwealth shall cause ,his att 70 b. cub.
shvd for three several times in the gazette OF the
printer Of this commonwealth, and in some news.
paper of general circulation, published ~ the seat
Of the general government Provided ALWAYS
that nothing in this at shall be 50 construed 40
to authorize the location of any lands within ths
puryiew Of this at, before the expiration of the
time hmited for the redemption thereof; nor 10
sHe6 the rights of infants, fepes covert, ,r per-
sons Of unsound mind until one year after the dis
abilities shall have ceased.
All ats and parts of ats, within the purviey
of This a9, are hereby repealed.
This a6 shall commence and be in force from
and after the first day Of March next.
"a copy from the RoIl)
Test, w.t.
|. PEASANTS, ir. Kepuer oc " otie
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Genuine Hr2m4!ic PASTE,
For the Teeth loi Searv, IT. ,he G lns Prepared
only by !. FuNMP5oN Neg London, Coa>
uc9icrt.
rI7Hr only Medicine in The goll thl. viii .yith
r.'fv. esfs and eer,eiuly. crrs che eortvy tn
the Teeth aud Cum. This PAGE cs7nf,s toe
Teeth aud 1nriG' rho Gums % any f5ulrers, or
acid corrofye hY~1purs II braces and ttrensthels
the hbres Of thc @ ms. O. thi they adhere ci3l;
20 the Teeth f. 'ih'wif- r'i;,'fs. r. m appear
white and be7r-i'ui md tstr oF Al iiflg5e..bie
fn-Ila from thc hrcs.h. which gene i'.y irir. tom
.orbutic Cum, and b-d rceth The Pu,Iie are
cou,ioncd 70 be on th;ir glt.' sgainI Durehliiny
e fpurions kind of P,G. ma T. 1f one :. g. p Lee
Of New london MS fPUriou. siuI IS u di,tv
brown colour ,u vough Pm rozcs. The genuine
kind g. o. a iivciv rel eoio1r. SRI red. oegs.r box.
c.. and each direction paper Ggu.db w . rhom,
Ion the only P-op-ie''J in hi. 3wn hand wiring.
Where aiio may 40 hoA,
DR. u 4 WSOI
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DR.. RAWs0N's
Hcb Ointment.

T7HIs Ointment has 4 remark sole arcend.ne7 o.
yer every o'her csmpof ,Dn heretofore dileo.
vered, for cleaning and Identifying the G,u.
Pimples and al kinda % rruv ions on thc Fsre
aud eifcwhere. ard Cut-neogs !'ia-mrs-s Of .ln,oR
every kind are rad.o2l!y eu7sj ~ this Din meat.
It cures the I:ch in ihors ti.as With faleiy and
cafe.
This Oin.mens is very agreeable in fmelL it
Ieave' the ikin Gm"oth ana beaa,iCal and may at
all time. and on all locations be uied asreeablY 10
directions ~ithout in the lean en4apgering che
Par'ent'' heai'h Price u eeats q box,
Tyres Oif0. Prize 50 egAtJ.
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Ezz.s.S-.ssf-s sseT -'s' '--s,1
ven in the state Of Covuco>Icut, and 10 ap-
point keeper. AMI otherwise provide Tor
such light hous- a, ,Ge eSpease Of ,he u
nitcd States. PROVIDED, That sufficient
land for the accommodation OF such light
house can be obtained a. a reasonable
price, and the Legislature Of Connecticut
shall cede the jurisdiction of the same TO
the United States.
Sec. S. ind be IL further enacted, That
:here be appropriated for the purpose of
deirayng the charges ard expenses to be
incurred in executing thc Two FIRST sccti-
ons o! this act, the SUM of seven thousand
dollars for rebuilding the light house as
aforesaid at CiatS'S point, sum not eE-
ceedingtwo thousand eve huudreddoilars {;
and for he erection cl light house at Che
Five uilc poin. aforesaid a sum not ex-
ceeding two thousand i've hundred dol
lars which sums shall be paid on, Of any
monies in the treasury not otherwise APP
rropriatcd.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ofthe F1nse of Representatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Preai'en' Gfthe Senate, ltro femftore.
March Is. 1907.
APPROVED,
III: JEFFERSON.
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REMOVAL.

WILLIAM u. WRR.N
COACH AND HARNESS MAKFT

w Il Il 4 Il W Os w Is r. ",
COACH AND HARNESS MAKER,
y EGs leave TO inform his friends in particular,
- and ghe public in general. that he has reurav-
ed his shop to the place formerly occupied bv
Greaves, Hoion e. Gyecurs, coach-nakers, and
opposite the Governor, where he will continue
to carry MS business in ali us various branches
w ID. WREN returns his thanks to his friends
generally for the encouragement he has hitherto
met with, and hopes thlt by his assiduity and
eady attention TO business. 70 merit their further
Patronage He can also assure them that he has
on hand, large quantity Of well seasoned TIM
b-r, which Twin the assistance of some of re
best ionmeymen in this s,ate) will enable him to
furnish carriages Of The best quality, and or he
short 20 notice, with punAuaity.
~ b w ID. w Is IN daily expectation sf
lar.e quantity Of COACH LACE, which, with
vha- lie has on hand will make a general assort-
ment. sui.a'slc FOR countrv coach-nakers As he
receives 70 dirsd from The mandatory, he will
have j, IN is powerto sell atvery moderate prices
Mach i5. 1894. w3m
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Dr. 2ARSONs
Patent Hnti- Bilious PiA,, or Family
Pbvfc,

FDyHC,
T'ugsE Pills produce the Ena f-pfihle sad fur
pr;ling e'Fst!, 90 me B Hon, psilasce, and
dGeharge gith facility add ear ~ kinds OF Silious
ConSeliors, and experience proves chem uperior
to any otnrr phyGc tor
Biliou. s. Yellow Fe | Caa;veners
vers, F.nale com 10 aints,
Chole's, And Tor dclroyire
D'zznals, Worms in the bowels
Pain. in rhe Stomach 3 OF children.
Bowels,
In q "a, Colds and Cudd-n attacks Of diCordsrs,
an early n.e OF sAets Pills often produce she hap
pielE -Rec3s.
families living remote from Ri!fll PSyGcians
ought slways to be provided %ith ny PiilS and
Bitter 80 their feafonla!e application by dii-
charging conGeGions and giving tone to the irit
pallafe3 oftent;.nes prevens the no9 t.fiuui ard
formidable nIllales, and when taken agresahly
70 directions have produced wonders ia she cure
a. Fevers and 4gues, 20 prevalen, in new Countries
aod low ana .nar!hy vi!lagea-Pries IS and 81
cents box.
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Dc. z AWSON's
orRl P0U6ers,

A Medicine -Aieh for efficacy AMI rlfet7 in It's
~ operation A4nds uCrrvaHed The mott az
thcnc proofs and r'fpeAahs authorities of is a.
torihing virtue' md tirpriiig eHs4a in estrene
AVID allrmius cif-N u Worms, nay he r-eu at the
places OF c.--Priee , cents package.
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VIRGINIA.:

NlNOiNlA:
ut a Court continued and held for Hdijd;;
county, The 24th day Of August, 1908.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife late Nam
cy Cook, Robert Carter and Unity his =.
wife, late Unity Cook, John Cook. Ed >.
mund Cook, Jarratt w Cook, Elizabeth
+ Cook, Richard Claiborne in right of >
his late wife Sally Cook, .Patsey Cook =
and Rebeckah Cook by Elizabeth Cook : -
theirguardau, and Richard Cook by Isaac =
Medley his guardian heirs and legal dis >
tributes of John Cook, dec. plaintiffs >
AGAINST .
Henry Cook, administrator of John Cook, "a
dec defendant
T|HE subpoena in this. cause having been duly
executed, and the defendant failing to answer
the plaintiffs bill within the time by law prescribe
ed after tho fling of the same: Therefore, on the
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, the said
bill Is taken Tor confessed and it is dccrced and
ordered, that the plaintiffs recover against the
said defendant the sum of one hundred pounds
current money, the value of the land in the bill
mentioned. unless the said defendan, shall shew
cause 10 the contrary before the quarter
ly session court to be held for the said county in
November next. he being first duly served with
opy of this decree.
Copy,
Teste,
BERGMAN GREEN. d. c. II. c.
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mil tie f5 i.,y r rex pontb, ut The SpbTc ma
1p,facto,y 4 ans. P,fOD0SALS, fl, furnishing
tJe cowrraryvegib qfV-giaia f. t5s Cauaiyy t5ers-
o. six t1r{e' mir If ~ LISTERS. and six b4n-
Gye,i SWORD gELZS.
he -UMdl,3 eceipe aafii'5 above tate, brobo,7ls
f,r erecting HOUSE in tie cir f Ric5m51i, tr
tie pre.rvrioa gf3l5iic Onl.G1-s.
1OHN CLAPKEl
ETDcb 2Ot5, 1894. fi4m
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BERGMAN GREEN, D.cH. c

Generai AsSefhly, begun and behi al tie Catitol in
tie City Of Richmond, on lTonda3 roe si,rt5 Gay
Of December, in tbe year Of an Lord, one than
sand right bimdrea and t5go, and Of the common
SpeGltb toe t1Uenty-Scveatb.
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VIRGINIA:
ut Court continued and held for Ediifac
county, the first day Of December, sos.
Isaac Medley and Nancy his wife, late Nan l
cy Cook, Robert Carter and Unity mis- =,
wife. late Unity Cook. John Cook. Ed- -
mn"d Cook. Iarratt w Cook, E!ilabc j.
+ Cock Richard Claiborne in IN ., ms >
late wife Sally Cook. Patsey Cook and :
Rebeckah Cook by Eliza5sih Cool. ;herr = -
guardian. and Richard Cook 10y Isaac =
Medley his guardian, news and legal dis :.
tribu!ees OF Dim Cook dec. plaintiffs >,
AGAINST -
Henry Cook, administrator Of John Cook.
dec. defendant
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
L thar the defendant is NOT an irhabitaut Of This
sta'e: On the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
Counsel 1t IS Ordered, that the decree entered IN
this cause on the twenty-fourth day of August
last. h. made final, unless the defendar; DO appear
and shew cause to the contrary ~ or before MAY
court next; and that 4 copy of the said decree
and this order I've forthwith inserted IN some one
of the newspapers published in the city of Rich
mond, for eight weeks successfully.
Copy,
Teste,
BERGMAN GREEN, d c c.
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DIR. RAWsON's


Hrf;- Bilious and Stomac5ic BHfers,
Prepared by Thomas II. 4awlou. New Lon.
dos, NTcmhry q the Connection, Medical Society,
for which dfcove5y he oh,aiuel Pat,n,, 'Gyrri
by the Preident Of the United STAGE, july z4th.
1904, agreeablY 70 an Ar Of congrels.
ME celebrity and demand tor thefe Bitter,
! aud unlolicitsd ietsers and certificate, oftheir
fnguar virtues aud egeSs, a. we'll from eminent
PhylioIans others OF the firt refpeAsbility,
daily received b. the Pa,entee, from all parts OF
the union, proves them experirl ally rhe grsa..
ter iifcovery YET made the healing art.
The following arc fome Of the mott prominent
complaints in which shefe Bitters are etlicacious,
and 20 universally admired, viz
indiscGion, DTlentaries,
Debility Gravel,
Head aches Dropfes,
Lownefs Of fpiri's, Worms,
Bilious complaining Agues,
Jaundiee determinations,
Female complaints
And al that train of complicated Complaints 60
Common in the fall aud f7ring lsafons.
They remov, by their itinula,ing effects the
two extremes o. co0ive anu relaxed habits OF bo =
d., procure itranS apostle and digeAion, dir.
podng brikec;s anI lvelinels thoCe pertons
who before taking them s'ere archaeology, on
fpiritei, aud trss,hor ani -sgnoye thofe dull
unpieailnt feolaioas, 10 diC4greeac!e TO BE- oorne
Price 50 cents.
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To cover The enauing reason, ar my stah!e in
Cnes1c'aeld county, near Goodies and nevi''s
Bridges, the high-bred, wel-known English,
Racer
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Advertisement.

TAEEN up and committed to the Jail IF
L " shinG N county 4 runaway negro man,
about feet s or inches high. supposed TO I've be-
tween 80 and 40 years of age, says-his name is
JERRY rhir vi age-had on when bro't TO Jail
a dr,b coi0r,l co7,. blue overalls, and with him
a nu",her of clothes, among which is a broad
rih'i dinIty Jacket. He SAYS that he belongs TO
I mn walker Cherokee Indian. and was sold 20
the said Walker b. NJ Teel of Tennessee. He
vss committed 20 he io'i e this county the 18th
day OF December last. The owner is requested
70 come All prove his property. pay charges and
take HIM away
JAMES LONCLEY, Tailor.
Washing on county, Virginia, J
Ia Sh. 1904. w3m
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IAfi- Bilious Patent PiHs.
LEG'8
G mine Wndb4m Bilious Pills,

DFEPAGEO By ssr'u' Lee, Jun. Of Wir1-
b ~, IN the State of Come tiruf; far which
df-oyery nc ortii1ed P''er, f-r- ] W th- Pre-
fi~r. of tf- Uoi'ed state. April 30, 1896, a..
gr,.ab'e ~ nm al NJ Congref,
rhen1~-r0ug putting inuof';one Ypoo ~ pub
IT,, 13f 0e-cr1eut of remlr,ah.- -rtcs never made,
yer certified tv feiPnci nance, m W perlcusun-
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