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"EHtNHOJ
Mr. Chaptal having religncd the Office of
Minifter of the Interior, Mr.. Champagny, Am
baGador at Vienna, has been appointed Miniaer
of that Department. The Portfolio has been
entruted per interim, to Mr.. Portailis, Minifter
of WQrfhip.
Lrfttr from His Najej2y TO Mr.. CbabtoL
MIR. Chaptal, Miaiaer of tbs Interior, am
forty to learn your intentions to quit the Muitry
OF the Interior, in order to devote yourfelf en-
tirely to the fciences.-You will deliver your
Portfolio TO M. Portals, Minifer of Worb;p.
who will hold ituntiII have deiritively proyid.
ed for that department.. WifhIfg to give YOU
a proof of my fatisfa6tion with -four fervices,
have nominated you Senator. II thofe eminent
funetons which leave you more Ame to bcftow
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TINS PAPsR, rs the title. Re7v5, zuiH be eb;rRy
deuOfe4 TO the amnyFrmeut oftbe ADIE8; and
on their patronage ngR tie flceC5 Of ON. mdsrte-
king principally DEPEND. although cue /aH NE
on endenq'0nrJ IN adapt tie MUSEUM TO tie
tate ottbs Fair Sex, qVe ne7ertbel/J breG1we tbaf
the admirers Of polife Literature among the
GENThEMRN qvW not hndH unzvoyfhy If Pc
rgaI; npon /arb, tbergt6r1, qVe Jeiy far tor!iou
cfbafroaagc, alfred thu Trey 7viN NOT be hack
qoard in fromoting svifb n liberal band, TIE cir
eaiaiioa IF a paper, 7Vbicb bn5 fo,. its obje7 the
improvement and .grafifeation o." fbeG qvbo con-
tribute 70 materially tn onr babpineE, and TO tie
retirement of'oar manners.
From this TAPER, parry politics and beyJonaI NJ
fercafion zUW be entirely exeiuded. In blGce OF
matter Of this fart, qvitb qVbeb be,iodicaI abery
too generally 0bofgd and qUbicb is oniy calculated
10 hE:Hf aM irrifafe reuters oCtaRs ami jildg-
n7enf, eUr nail EtIl,aitme EGcrJ NorM and Scrii-
mental; mtsr3fiHg BiQgraplieai SkefebcJ ; 7yijb
0erqEonGI Jl'eHioH5 from TIE MoR ceisJyufpd Po-
cts and Jircb Original E1ayJ, bofb in br1jc IND
7syjs, rs may, from time TO HDle, he firn;jbed b,
on" Pnfyon5-A corrcd (lmn,ory If MfcreRins
FoyeigH and DomcRic GafeHIsc1ec. RaH aLl6 be re,
gnlarly bRbliNed.
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CON DITIO Ms.

~. Tbe McsFU~ 7VW bc nea!lg printed, 7veeky,
on II bHLEIeef Of Super oyai baber.
I'd. The terms qvW be Two Dollars psr annaa ;
one doilGr to be paid at THE reception oFfbs GrR
nR'nber, 0Ad the other nI fbe exbirafion of tx
months.
Sd. Ms IL itIY99ifd tbat/alltribrrs sviN 5rctr4,r
fbeir babfrJ far the barb2jr of6iDdjtg, bqnd-
Jome Title-pagc and Table OF Contents qVih
be .fvH1l5ed gratis ct tie completion Of earl
z,oiDne.
4tb. Tbe PnLieatioa ofike NJ U 81 I'm eyWeon-
mrHee abomfbe. EyR Of Ss5irnber, RonlIaGlG-
eisn! nHnibrr of5a5jeribers ke obfei,le4 By f6ai
liHe.
MAY 80.
~ S0BscRiPTf5vs qUM be reeei7,cd al lie or
fec 5ftbe BNQUIRFR.
1hf printer Of NcqG4sabery in h6il Refs svil
sbIisE rs BY Pabijbigg our p,'op2tqis.
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" oLUME l.

due, ard owing to the common aounr;, rrt .ho
ietor hai' ia TO dlfcharge the fame the Gid com
"ou 'o"--i alter giving the party reaicn,be NORGE
".eh he iei'des III the town, iXty days not . vhe -
eiiues out OF town, and IN the United Stot.e and H
ter Tx months publication in the neyvlpaners W., an
ne reoes out OF the United States iha be ernno,e--
" ofeeoVef the iad tines or debts by motion in the
eoui' OF AieSandris county ANo pPovIStD, il C,ait
appear to the fas!action Of the court thar inch 49,
or clamsare jufsly due, Judgment ihaI be rrsn,eI
ana an execution fhal iiiue thereuuon, with ,b Ia
OF lGif, 2Sa!it the goods and catteIs of the dfuI.
any can be found within the town; if nor +b,. ~
whoie property upon which the tax ,r claim, i dI
mail by order of the couft, be ,eaied out At pub ~
uon Tor the ihorteit terms of years that NAV be c
81 on condition that the leee pay the arreareee and
az e future taxes accruDg during lie ,err, and he
20 remove ali ms Improvements at the exri.
-"'i0i- Oh the ieiiee PROVIDED ALWAYS, That lie
common council may profecute any other remedy 10
ae'oh Tor the recovery of laid taxes and claims VIII x
Is now pofeiled CIR a,lowed. --@-'
oec' -. ind be it further emitted. That &,
aeh OF amy act,o ATS OF the general aqerbI f vr.
comes within the purview OF ibis atq nall no
ara the lame is hereby repealed: PRovIpkD. Tba,
hefein contained ihall be confirmed to impair
u ueilioy any right or remedy which the r,ayor and
Oh alexandria now poieis or enjoy to or
-ohCernig any debts, claims or demands 2oa;nn any,
'eTion or Perions whatfoeyer, or TO repa,I e ~
ana ordinances, Of the mayor aud cor,monaIt, &c
me ldid town IN force, which are not -
his act. 0-iiei'' Win
NATHL. MACON.
Speaker g,ffbe HcnE cf Rebrcr,,.a.;z,oss
JESSE FRANKLIN.
PTafHe'sf gftLe Senate pro fe0nbo,r,
'coruary IS, 1904.
APPROVED,
IN: JEFFERSON.
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the JoAO1cne Six HqsYhcads Of
TOBACCOo

now lying in Dymes's Ware Eoufe, will be
fold according to Law
1900, January loth--Iudith Kelly,uarled I. X.
No. S, Grofs iii, Tare ia, Nett ec7. 1901
January eth, DO. do. do. No. 10, Grofs II9o'
Iare lls, Nett lo77-January %, William
Giggs, marked w. ID. No. II, Grofs liss,
lare 100, Nett 1O45-Do. Tohn Brent.
marked l. 3. No. 81, Grofs 1888, Tare 1877.
Nett 94e-January 80, George Brent mark
cd &. 3. No. 25, Grofs 1879, Tare 40, Nett,
1893: March 10, Spencer George, marked s.
y. No. 43, Crofs 1852, Tare log, Nett. g46.
THOMAS HURST. } :
WIN. MEREDITH. Alpe8'r'.
May I9.-Iaw3m.
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co N D ITO ~ S.

) I. The ENQUIRER viii appear twice a
weeS....Durine the fefiion of Conerefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS rcr annum, to thofc who
fubfcribe previous TO the 9th Auguft,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofc who
do not fubfcrioe to Che paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for /cz,enty-te4,c cents
the firf time, Gfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional inlertion fbirty-tbree cents ;
long ones in the fame proportion.
~. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for fffy cents
the frit time, and tii,1y-fky-ee cents
for every additional inftrtion.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

Giving on ShockG-Hill, near Mr.. Daniel l..
Hyiton and Fir. Benz. Mofby)
. ESPECTFULLYi inform tleei.iSens ofRirb-
~ mond ard its 11eixity, tbat .hey ka4e
hately commenced tbe
CARPENTER & JOINER's BUSINESS;
HHa are noe0 rea4y to undertake any buGneG
m their Ene.-Tbey try, from their sn14,ct,-
Jar attention, and faithful performance If e7err
Ting tbey auSerf0&e, TO merit lsH5fc batronuee
WILLIAM K. LEE,
JOHN S. LEE.
May %, 'o4. tf(5J
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| ] III. subscriber intends to often
= 7AIERNGt tie Caroline Springs, on
RE eie4ia't and bealtlJ ta;:@aa&, iearn,pffr-g u
TIE Medirina! qualities Of tie zvaterJ, that it
ertn be a place 81 general retorf.
TIE Springs are .Efaated about SO miles from
Richmond, 10 from Porf-Royai, - from the
B97Vling- Grsen, and II from Frederick5bmg.-
1berondJ leading to them are remarkably ,good...
Try are /i4rroNnded By an agrreabie and relp>a-
allie neigb5oWboOd.-Tbere ere om-boyG5 to,.
the accommodation cftlejs qvbo sOiB TO Hqe r.
parafe fran the TaVern.
The fn4lfri6er hafter5 herItis that tbeje in
Ahesmenf5 qOW not only operate on inUalidJ,
qVbo, in f5e .EckLy Jsajon, attend TIE Spring,
for The l,ke Of baUing their health ,rqorfd, bit
qOW HJio be felt By tbgjs qvbof only 05je7 is the
enjoyment 9fcompany, as it may be I!tsir /aid tie
)ociety 7vW be equal TO any in Tie country.
No exe,1ion gviH be qvanfing to make e1ery
fbing perjiaLy agreeable.
INN Gd7.EWOOD.
freAe'1r4/3"rg' May 10. s!BIy.
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For the information of the Frcehol-
ders Of the State,
he foilo7giag eorre7 in oftbr pe,y0u, qobo
co1lpof tire Republican Tiehe. ojc Electors of
PTefdsnf and p7ce Prefdenf offbe Uuited S.aieJ,
isbn6Ail5ed. TIE election for tie cboice of Elec-
tors 99iHbs bolatn IN each eoagtr and CORPORATION
on TIRE FIT MOnGay IN Novr,nEes nest.
PAilAP ~. Nicholas, Chairman.
JoKW II. Fovggns, See'y.
Richmond, May 95, 1904.
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CoM@IsSioYRs's-Oly

Richmond, MAY 2Gfb, 1904.
THE pnrfieJ coacerRed arr dcfrs6 10 take No
nee, 3qf bhve a5b7iafed Hed1eGiay fbe !zVen-
y5tfbb dq2 Of JHlg nsxf, far EARRING Mfo eta
'~f 2o'f5t7 dseresj R6oH eVbicb ddy fbei, Gffsnd-
"Hcr /" rcqn1ed al nv oGire, ev;fb fbcir bnbers
and @eeSM"ff, reody fer evGm6sefion.
IN. H1fT, NJ. C..
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

iSAis
Richard T. Lee, of Norfolk Boroyc6
John Goodrich, of JNe of W;obt
Edward Pegram, of D;azJdd;@
DR.. Richard Field, Of BrunGy;ck.
Thomas-Rcad, of C5aTIo,te.
Greed Taylor, of Cu1,berLayd
william II. Cabelb Of A,nberR.
George Penn, Of Patrick.
George Wythe, of Cir, at P;,bu,c.,J
John Taylor, Of CAROLYN.
Larkin Smith, Of X;gr 81 (1,,..,
John Minor, ef Sb3eG,L,,os,;o
William Ellzey, of Lomioun.
William Daa,lilleeyy, sf=ft5;sarzvirk.
T T rage, q GloHeeRer.
John Taliaferro, jr. Of King George.
Richard Brent, of p,.;,ce n,;3j;a,,
Hugh Holmes, or F,sIe,.;,L
James Daley, of Ra7,bl,;r..
James Allen, of S5ersTJ,rh.
Archibald Stuart, o. A-,,-,c-.-
James M'FarIane, Of RM2eN.
Gen. John prefton, Of Montgomery.
William M'Kinley, Of Ohio.
~ The Republican Printers throughout +!
Rae, are reqn5i2ea to inert tie a6o4e 0,ont,b
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May l9.-raw3m.

Norf6e'N defts. -
ne defendant Morgan not having entered
ms appearance and given fecurity accord
ie 10 tue act or Afiembly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the fatisfaSfion oftbe
court that he is not an inhabitant of this fate :.
on motion of the complainant, by his council.
1t is ordered that the faid defendant do appear.
mere on the hrf day of the next term, and an
liver the bills of the complainant, and that a
copy OF this order be publiihed in fome newt.
paper printed in the city of Richmond, for
two months incceflively, and a copy alto ported
at me front door of the contribute and it is
i'lrthef ordered that the defendant Northern,
10 nor pay convey away or fecrete, the debts
and effects in his hands, due ard belonoinr to
the iald Morgan, until the further order of the
court, in the premifes.
a copy Teite.
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= It4NoLEI
Nay 25ib, 1904. (7vomJ m

. IN t5' mofioR ffbe PLAINTIFF, by their ron9Ei,
Jobn Jo"eS is afigasf guardian 10 the intent DE-
Jtndanf', 10 dctend trim IN Iris /dt, in blaee Of
CdarleS Bina5 .ToaeJ, qgbo is deEd.
n cary. p. TINSLET.
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Iet7veen

IIsfTUeeH
Mary Rl57a, exerHtrir, and Herbert Claiborne,
Ja,ass RH!lfA and william Ruin, exeeutors of
Roberf RH3ih decrajid, and The /l4id 1amrs
Ry1fFn, Koden RatFn and Sterling RNl7n, pro-
JeewiRS III kbeir O7Vn rig5t5..........Plaintifs.
4hNd
William Ciaek, and Jamc5 CorgW Zones, ard
Richard Jone5, igtantt Big Charles BinnJ
JoTe5, f6eir gmar9ian.... Defendants.
TNfbit rADIs, 0bafed as 10 the plaiafif5 Mary
RlDT1 and JaneS RYG7g, hg fbeir deaf5J, and
0@Hr| or TIE bill, agtVer5, cvbiBifJ, and, exau;-
nations IF quiiHeDe5, and arSaed BY comLM, tie
JtotTfeenfb dry Of SebteniGer, in TIE rear of our
Lard one fbOYf,7d right buadred anil three, t5e
f0"r' di'r8ef5 oAe 9t'fde eommiEoacrJ 10 Refeand
ts'orf f5e erediiJ, 10 which the defwdsqft are.
yto oi.g t6ey he, nfifled, esciuEz,e If the bobsr
m3fcy fe"dersd, and j4Rig r,jeiTed in NougnJer,
gi6s gear onc tbonla14 Ez,en baudyrd e;gbfy one,
foFoar45 Gjfb6nr9ag IRE dcJf, Jar Iefujng
Paf"'eHf Of qOkieb, TIE Aiortgags p,o6ojf4 to Ge
Jarsel2Fd, aus gra1feA
n C99y----7SGc,
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Foreign intelligence.

Confirmation e -Eaf-Jgd;a Mczvs, .ec.;.,ea
ar Ne1V-York.
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CAROLINE SPRINGS.

d. MtCARTY, G. r.
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~ The Republican Printers throughout The
fafe, are reqns2ea to inert tie a6o4,e month.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-16
ON BRINGING UP CHILDREN.

With Ideas Of higher stations and more ex-
bensive A0dcs q Lt0'ng, than they zoiA
be able to suppart on the Death either
Parent.
Philosophers have often compared indi.
viduals OF the human race to the various
animals of The irrational creation. Some
are said to resemble foxes, some hogs, and
others asses and lhe resemblance has
been supposed to be SO great as to contri-
butte something 10 the support OF the Py
tAagorean Metemp sychosis. believe the
philosophers would not have erected il,
while thew were reciting resemblances, they
had SAID, thai agreat part Of mankind are
like the peacock, which appears TO take its
greatest pleasure, and TO place Its chief
good, III the displayof its gaudy fnery.---
As to the trnsTnigration OF souls, some
have thought that SO great an attention to
the beautiful appearance Of the body, argues
something In these persons against the x.
istence of the soul at all SO that do not
pretend TO Confederate from the circum-
stance of their likeness TO the bird oi Juno,
the whimsical doctrine Of the old Phlo-
sopher.
To figure, to the utmost extent of their
ability,i5 the. scope Of people of fashion
as to expend the plumage of its tail in all
its pride, is the supreme bliss ofthe peacock,
whose internal qualities, and real value
(Which by the way, are il that respect like
the vain votaries of Fashion, by no means
correspond with the ostentatious appear
ance.
As the desire of distinction is natural,
so the wish to make figure, even in ex-
ternals, while, it is limited by right reason,
and urges not to the violation of prudence &
justice, is innocent at least, though scarce
/ ly laudable. But it is found in this
age to lead toan expensive mode Of living,
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the navigation OF Inc MISSISSIPPI Floil
various points in North and South Ameri-
ca, she might surely intercept rs IN our IN
tercourse with the French and Dutch colo
MES in South America, and the islands
more Immediately on that coast; and at the
same time eff, ctually interrupt our eastern
brethren in their valuable seal and whale
fisheries off Patagonia, Chill, and Peru,
while from the PHILIPPINE islands our rich
merchantmen, in their voyages to and from
China, would he exposed to much greater
hazards than any they have heretofore ex-
perienced.
Our merchants, however, would nor a.
lone be sufferers; for our western citizens
would fd4sy participate in the national Gala.
mites.
From the connexion which has always
subsisted between the SPanlards and the
Creeks, and other nations of south west
eTn Indians, there would be no small rea-
son TO dread the renewal Of savage war.
1t is by no means improbable that these IN
dians would be induced by the articles Of
their old friends and neighbours to take
up the Ratchet against US: Some OF them,
Cine Greeks particularly are numerous,
brave, and further advanced IN civilization
than any other of the tribes with which we
are acquainted. Weknow that in the years
1877, and 1898, when war with Spain was
in some degree contemplated, they assam
edavery onfriendly aspect towardssus, &jas
was supposed at the time, yheir hostil@ dis
h. at
the Spaniards. If IN addition to the
force which Spain could easily collect IN
Florida from her other American domlnl-
ons, she formed an alliance with these IN
dams, our settlements near the mississippi
and on the waters which empty into 1t,
would be supposed to such q sCourge as they
would not be able to resist. The progress
Of their advancement would be greatly re-
tardeti, if their habitations were not altoge-
Their abandoned, and they would De but lit"
tie satisfied after their fortunes and expsc-
tations had been thus blasted and destroyed
by being told of the future and very dis
tant advantages they would derive tlom
the possession Of strip of land in West
Florida.
Having thus cursorily contemplated the
mischief which war would inhict on this
country it becomes US to take concise
view of the injuries we could do our enc
my. And Notwithstanding the prevailing
prejudices of the day, think shall, in my
next number, demonstrate, that she has
really verv little TO fear from u5-that the
opinions which we have entertained OF our
means for ofensveoperatlons against her,
are luhated and unfounded and that II
will be therefore impolitlc and DANCE
| to cherish views and expectations, which
we have not the power to realise.
AN AMERICAN.
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rUBLIC s AL E..

On Ttuxlaay TIE 18th at tiO'eloek 1OtsS
6<Jold on fbe Prtmifs,
A Houie and Lot 81 Ground,
On King freef, lat<!y occupied BY Mr.. c. PosoeH.
Tie LOT fronts IS feet, and in depth 81 teet
TO 10 feet alley, there is large and convenl-
cot STORE on King fieet, and large WARE
HOUSE on the alley. A credit of 8, Q and 9
months will be given, for approved indoried ne
gcciable notes.
piiEp G. Ma5lel!er.
sOeofcr 10
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WE HAVE ON HAND,

w Z I1A - YIN iIIA1So3
and far Jale al or store,
Rum, Whisky, Sugar, I T, his
Peach and Apple Brandy
Salt of different kinds
Loaf Sugar, and Molasses
Vinegar by the harrel
Mackarel, Herrings and Shad
Cotton by the bag &c. &c.
A quantity of excellent potatoes
And Ave or Gx ,houfaud uncommonly good
Chcefe.
And continue as usual TO keep aaortmen'
Of Boiling Clothes, and to select the beat -four
for family use.
Alexander Smith 8 Son.
The highest price given for country produce
and Flax seed in particular.
October 10 DIV.
: BEN JAMIN SHREVE, Jun.
HAS FOR SALE,
At his fore, corner OF Prince and Union ttreets,
Eleven bales Of
CALCUTTA PIECE GOODS,
conGfing of
Emmerties-ConahS -Sannahs--Bat-
tabs and Chntz.
600 pieces Nan&eens,
100 pieces Bandanno Handkerchief,
Mems coafc and ane Shoes,
Womcns' Morocco and Leather do.
Girls and Boys DC. Do.
Red Soal Leather, Upper Leather,
Bags of Black Peppcs,
2 Jacks of Sage,
- chefs freh Hy(ou Tea,
pipes very fine 4thpfoof cogniac Brandy,
. pipes American Gin,
3 sicrcss Whitley,
/ cafe Wool Hats,
"a bis. No. Beef, and few
Coils Of Cordage.
GA. 2. d
VII LIAM STEWART, Jun.
Has received on CozGgnment,
Madeira Wine of the frf quality,
d J A L. a
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SHU TIE RS Hill L, !

]. OFFER FOR SALE.
It's valuable piece of property and
nothing makes me deirous Of eiling IL, buta with
10 leave this part of America.
For terms apply to the fabtcriber who mdf fell
: With the iacumbrancc of the right of dover.
Benjamin Dnlan,.
October $, d3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25

Committed to Amherst
iail the 5th ofO 9ob.r last, nero man who
himself SIMON and says he belongs to John
Hooper Hutson Of Caroline county, ,ta.e OF MA.
ryiand. Sud negro is aea low stature, thick set,
hoarsc voice ard dark complexion.
GEO. w. VARNUM, sfaio-.
Nov. 80. 1903 ,,7~o
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Advertisement.

AIKEN up and onmitted 70 the iai of
Washington county runaway negro man,
abouF teet or inches high. supposed to be be-
tween 50 and 40 years Of age, says his name is
JEkRf thin visage-haa m when bro't to iail
drab colcrcd coaI. blue overas, and with him
number OF clothes. among which is a broad
rih'd d,mity lacIet. He says that he belongs9.a
John Walker Cherokee Indian and was sold to
the SAID " alker b. a Mr. Teel Of Tennessee. tie
was committed 20 the Jail Of this county the lith
day of December last. The owner is requested
70 come and prove his property, pay charges and
take him away.
JAMES LONGLEY, Jai,or.
Washington county. Virginia,
Jan. 9th, 1904. vSm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-25
q d general meeting Of

the 1utu7l Insurance Company against fire on
0o"q. and troiture IN thc s,e,c Of Virginia. held
Ivy tli'urnrents At the Capitol, on the 81 Febrn-
a-y 1904
a motion was marie aud seconded 70 cleo tn 4.
officers to a't fer ana III behalf of ,he company.
tor the present year, lSOi-and the following
wer0 dny clectcd--ro wit:
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Valuable Properly.
The subscriber oilers for sale, that vaiuabs un
improved
Lot Of Gr0und,

Situate on ne mainstre. in the city Of Richmond,
containing about sIN six feet in front and rrning
one bundled feet back ou he cross st,ectIeadnS
to the basin f,he canal Z inrediatel, oppo,ieto
the corner stores nov in tire occupancy of Messrs.
Pickett Pollard and Johnston and that OF Mr.
Oh cries Spencer the numerous al, an,ages At
tending Iiis properly gccds no conrtut. us si.r.
alcn Deing IN tc GENRE OF bu mess rem Ter, IL az,
obise' Ter pubiic or private employment and Is
perhaps i" mos eligible in ,his -i,, r,r either -
Any person de,ir'us VI rurchae.u-, viii b. t,eat.
CO with privately .l duplication ~ any time 81,
tween mi aud tIf ,, lay 90 iav ss~, and il
not sold p.,1'us to mat dav, tire same viii he Of
'-reG tOr sale AZ public au.lion. IN tlis Ssh Nay al
tl,4t month, and ;he terms 'h-feor made known
JOHN M'ENERY.
Feb 18Th, 1905.
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Notice.

A oREtAnLr ~ tie qc' of tbe legislature for es-
tab(itbirg a 7Rynpike Road fyom Rie5nond to
ne Deep Ran Goal Pts. IN from thence to t5e Tbyee
Notcbsd Roadl Bonk zsH be OPENED far tbe oyybo,e
" rece viag subscriptions, AT Toe Counting Room, nj
Jofab ealSego. on tbe tfr.t day Of lfavc5 next
SV or6er y he mestis cftbe maior part of tie
Commissioners aRboisfed ~ tbe Legislature.
IN: CALICO.
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BsRRTMAN GREEN, D.s.u.c.
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a L. persons having claims againsr SAMUEL.
n GARLfcE, Esq dec. of Brwdley. King <
Queen county, are requested TO bring them for
ware Immediately, duly authenticated, that pro-
vision may b. maIe b, the administrator.
Willy ROY.
Bew ..,ey. Jan. 81, 1904 eo4'
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