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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
GEORGE THOMAS,

Coyfsaiostr. DjliiYrr, 4nd FySa Py.tf,rr,
LIAS for Sale the following Articles, viz.
4 a. box and csG rsiGn, figs; almonds 10
fhelI !; prunes cat.au.s nuimegs; cloves
cinnamon; alfpice, black and Cayenne pepper
ginger; muaasd; fpice bit,ers ; teas (; coffee |;
cocoa fhcIls; chocolate, No. . and :, prepared
with and without vani,la, brown, powdered &
loaf iogar CoIiisls Of all kinds ginger 1re-
fcrycs.--Au zgor,neat Of Preierved Fruits in
brandy, Olives, anchovie', peanuts; bca From
,igniac. Sherry, Tcneriae and Malaga, Wines !;
flup, already prepared. for punch. fuperior 10
any commonly ufsd /; III and 4,h proof Jamaica
Spirits. and Antigua Rum beR Spapifh fegan
|, with al elegant aGortment Of Glafs and Crocke.
4 ry WARE, which he is determined TO fell very
;low.-Panetual ; attendance and the imsllcR IA.
, vors gratefully acknowledged.
|, Netafsrf, JSi, a, 8o3. OFT
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
.Raode-Llaasd Bridge.

.T~HE fahfcribers, having been appo:nted
u a coumistce. TO- aiycni}c for pfopofal,
.for rcboildine the Htidge II flowland's fcrrys
publiih the following, 10 Wit:
The diaancc from o0e sbutment to the
aother. is 76x feet.- Tho average depth of wa
~ ~poo the ffouc already thro~n.iqs 4$Qn ~
wrAsrn sl,utmens - the draw. i ~ fcss st low
vs,er. Rom the caaerp abutmcot 10 the draw,
which i f4o Fer, is feet on 40 average at 'o~
~1ser.-The draw TO be id 10 ferr water, Il
feet vide THE weRern lde - tts draw TO
he slled no with Rones promifcgoc5iy thrown
ia. unsil they can be levciled OF 20 (hs width
Of 40 feet, 4 tee: below high ~stef.@ llls ahug-
.nens on the eaft fde to be bpils out 20 the
d.sv. with fuitabie Aone.--A wslI Is to be built
oa sssh Gdc the ba!e. 6 feet high, Steer wide at
n. bottom. and 6 feet at theaop, witb large
folis hammered itone, to be pcrpcndicular on
she ihade, With a nope facing the Tea. TSe
s,fsse for carriages. which 10 TO be 70 scct wide,
n b. filed % with fmal aoue, feet above
h;oA vA,er aud Ievelied off with gtavel.-Thc
sbnrucnts at the draw are to be built of the
f.rr,e kind Of tone a. the fide walls, not lcis
,h.h feet long, foot thick, and Is inches
vide. fecurcd with competition bo!n at the coz
ner,. 20 be funk in caaoops OF 10 feet long and
=. vide. Tie draw TO be conitrdefed OF TIM
Der and plsnk upon the moa approved model
aud railing 10 TO be placed on the outiide walls,
fapporisd BY iron aaudards, frcosed IN the
ftonc on tho top Of the wal The whole to be
cochp,stsd in the year 1906.
Any perfons dcGrous 70 CONTRACT tor the
.holc, or in part, agreeable 10 the apove fate
nent, win picafe 20 iend 10 their Propoial' fesI-
cd. to eisfrt 81 the fubicrihers.
HENRY SHERBURNE,
DANIEL LYMAN,
JOHN l., Boss, c,,,u;,,,,
WILLIAM r. ROBINSON,
AUDLEY CLARK, l }
- Me4sss,s. Feb As, lSc4. - 80
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
LAWS OF THE UNION.
[PuBLIsHsp BY AurnoRirx.]
EyrIIuLI CnACREcC

or THE
UNITED 81 4TES,
At the FirR SeGon,. be-
gun and held at the City
OF Wilmington. in the
Territory Of Colombia.
on the Seventeenth day
Of Gaober. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Prepare, jeiioO-fifixens, jour indignant
fro7OnS, and
osRY WAsIIINGToN.


CENEkAL WASHINGTON, in bic
Iah foIemn Addrels TO the people Of the United
States, directs us 10 " sRowN rRpIcsAHrAr
uPos THs yiRsT DAwsISd OF EvssY Arr
rISST TO ALrGnArs ANY PoRTIoH OF
oUs covrrar FROM THr aHsr, on T6 sK-
rLIBLr rHE sAcarD TIsswnicH NOW LINK
roerTnth rBh vAsiovs FATS OF tbs us-
ION"
By virtue Of this psecept. every good citi-
v,h ard true W4<Sisxfssiss muR !" tfowa ipdig-
nsn,y" on Jsbr Pl,b. editor Of she Rrb<rso,, at
Boron, tor the many and Sepcased attempts he
has made and 10 till making TO slienste the
Norhefn from the Southern Sisses ;---more psr-
,icslasiy for dsrisg production lately pubiik-
e6 10 his paper. aud tfOm thence copied iAso few
essl pspen Of ,he isftion.s and may he ieeu ia
the Iaa page Of the Fsvm<rs A.jias Of Isfs week
which production 10 juAly regarded. and Ne
uDdoshsedIy de6gued, - the FIAT orEs AT.
!. See isX MuYws Mvssv.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
SAMUEL JAMES

HAS FOR SALE,
A This Paper Hanging Mandatory, which
"A is 10 the Houfe be now occupies, oppoa,e
10 MIR. Lespif Pe6ks, on the Wea Side Of the
Bridge, PfovideDce, sgeat variety Of
HsyS Paper and Bordering,
Of the newell and mott elegant Figures At whole
faIe and retail. on a. good terms a. can be puff.
chafed In America.
Agrscsous credit given to thofe who pur-
chafe by the qu1ntity fos retailing,
NJ. B. The above 10 printed on good pa.
Ger, and the york xeIl executed, by and under
the direfaioo Of workman from Europe.
April :, 1885,. fs3
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
ACT

OF cxtineuifhing ihe Indian claims.
RE h snatfsd By tbe Ssssm and Hosjf Of
Rej,sjsxfafiqo Of : hbs UaiieS S,dts, Of Ia,lr-
iea. IN Csss,ss e(swbieA. That fun 40, ex.
ercdios fifteen ,houfand doiiars, be appropfiat-
I'd 20 drsray the expeaie of iocb treaty OF rieu-
ties ~ the P.e6derl of the United States Mall
deem il sxpedicnt 10 hold with the Indians.
foc,h of the iiver Ohio. for the purpofc of ex-
tinguifhins Indian claims "a any lands lying
within the limits Of the United States; and that
The compenfaiien to be sllowed 10 any Of the
commiHioneu who may be appointed fos peeo-
ciating fVch treaty OF treaties fhalf not exceed.
exclofve Of travelling expcnces. the rate Of lx
dollars per day, during the time Of actual fervicc
OF !pch commiGionef.
See. a. hndbl Il Jxyf5sy emai7,5. That tho
fum aiorefaid fhsll be paid ont nt apy monica In
the tresfury of the United Staies not olhefwile
appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
StsaiSy sr tie Hssts sf R.p,sf<sfafipn.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
49, !. Prof1<~s o. sbs Sssszs. pss-nmts,s.
ArrEoyrD, March s6, 1904,
TN; JEFFERSON.
-
49, AN ACT
Altering the time. Of the next meeting Of Con.
Congrcfs.
Be IL ss4Sed BY fbs S,nah and Hesf Of
Rsb,sjtsfaiivts effbs Uphrl Stan, Of Am,iea IN
Cesgsyi aQsmbkx. That after shc expiration of
,Le preient icfiop, the next meeting Of Con-
grcI Nall be on the hfa Monday Of Noysmber
next.
NATHL. MACON.
SStaktr Of he HE< If Rsp,ejsxtsfivss.
IENcE Ep lNKIIM
Profdsnt Of fbs Sesaas pfs irmpsW.
APfsovaD, March s6, 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
mn ACT
halhoriling the payment oftwo thoufard eight
hundred do!lan to Philip Slosu.
Bsk ssa6edt, fbe Senate and H,njs y Resys-
fn'anv,s g fbe-Uahed STATE, ef Am,ieais Con.
srsh eLSm6itd, That there m paid TO Philip
Siosr, ous Of any>unappropristed money in the
trea!ury ofshe United Staies. the finn Of two
shoufaud and eight hupdfed dolsn, TO ind.m-
nifty him for his saniom from captivity among
the Algsrines, sod - full compenfasiou for bic
feryices as interpreter 70 ,he Algerine milton.
NATHL. MACON.
SbSaIe, Of fbr Iissf Of fRety<yfa,a,ipes.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
49,, Pnyffdsrf efsbr Senate Syo.ssmpsrr.
/ ArrRovfp, March z6. 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

which have made men wiser and better.
Our union on such rational principles is a
source of JOY.
We will Rejoice
In the election of President Jefferson,
and in the whole course CT his admins
tration, especial!yin that most distinguish
ed act, which crowns all his other mea-
sures, the AcQuIsITIoN OF LOUISIANA,
without waste of blood or the imposition
OF an additional taxa measure, which,
while it opens a new world to industry
and enterpriz@, is giving occasion OF festi-
witty Throughout the Continent.
We will Rejoice
In the unanimity with which choice
oil Candidates has been made, for the Pre-
si1ency and Fice-Presidency of the next
four years, and in the sure and certain
prospect that the nomination will meet a
triumphant support.
We will Rejoice
That the day has arrived when Re-
fiu6heanism means somefhing," and that re-
publcans have only to know their own
minds, in order TO insure the SUCCESS Of all
their measures, for the perpetuation of
their principles, and the happiness of
their posterity throughout many generate
ons.
With such occasions of Joy we can all
unite on the day Of our festival, in grateful
acknowledgment, that God hath not dealt
SO bouniifully with any other nation.
Per order sffhe meeting,
HENRY SEYMOUR, Cl'k.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
THE SUBSCRIBER I. YET prsIRcus To sz,t
Valuable TraG Of Land.

Lying IN the upper end Of powhatan county, or
noth sides OF Deep creek, being IL miles<fron,
Cartersvile, from App~nattox river less than
one from the great Buckingham road and 42 from
Manchester
The county is well regulated in IT'S police and
soclaole IN the manners of it's inhabit ants
To these local advantages may be added thar
the soil is fertile and well adapted TO the culture
on Tobacco, Grain and Grass. The mansion
place is healthy, with dwelling houses and other
ofhces to accommodate large family.
1t is supposed to contain about 1900 acres. os
winch 800 are valuable low grounds. 100 reclaim
ed tor cultivation and the rest under heavy timber
Little more need be said to those inclined 70,
possess landed estate of easy access to Rich.
mond and Petersburg by the Turnpike and Ma.
vigation.
This land will be laid OF in 9 or 8 convenient
lots, and offered TO public sale at Powhatan Nav
Court, being the 10Th, at ID O'Clock; for 14th
payable at Christmas next, when possession will
be given, and the remainder in equal annual nav.
ments, TO carry interest from the time of posse
SION: with approved personal and real security.
The land and proposed aIotmeuts will be shewn
by MIR. David MaXcey on the premises
WILLIAM MAYO.
Henrico, March 18th, 1904 w,5s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Valuable Land for Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale 2449 acres rs
LAND, lying on Roanoke river in the coun
~ OF Meckenburg and generally known BY the
Lame OF the Occoneechee.
The uncommon fertility OF this traa of land.
and its advantageous situation bv which /, 10
convenient to the improving navigation of the ri
yer, together with the liberal credit on which !,
IS to be sold, must make il very important oh.
Jeet 10 those who are inclined to purchase lands.
The quantity of low grounds in the Occoneechee
island, which is separated from the main land by
a small and narrow stream, is 264 acres and on
the main land adjoining abou, $50 acres, al of
which is ofexcellent quality. BY farthe greater
part of the remainder of the tract is very rich.
being well adapted TO the cultivation OF tobacco
corn, wheat, &c. a large proportion is in woods
and heavily timbered The whole trad is at nre-
sent divided into three tenements leased 10 seve.
raj tenants whose leases will expire in three wears
from the first dav e January next The teneJ
ments are IN 4 toierably good state of improve.
rcen;, and the Ken, amounts 70 r ia PER annun
TIE subscriber viii sell the whole together. or
either of those teuemerts separately, as may best
suit the purchasers
The terms of sale arc, ore sixth part of the
money TO be paid on the Grst day Of January next.
and Tie balance in FIVE equal annual payments,
bonds and good security being given and the
punttua'ity of payment ensured by deeds of tru.t
on the land. On OcconecCnce Island and AZ the
end of Bakers Island. opposite TO it, are 3 fshe-
ries. belonging to the subscriber, and to he sold
with the land, which have been accounted the
hest on the river, and with the labour of a few
hands, short time, might now be made valuable.
A farther description Of this land, and IFS i'm.
Provements. is supposed TO be unnecessary, as
persons desirous or purchasing will naturally
chuse 70 view it, and Judge for themselves. re
the whole tract, any OF the tenements, should
not be disposed of by private contract before the
18th day of September next, it viii be sold on
that day, (being the Sd Monday in the month. )
if fair, If not, the next fair dav at the store
of VIM Birchett &. Co adjacent to the premises,
atpublic sale, to the hshes, bidder, on the terr.s
above mentioned An accurate plot of the land
will be shewn, and unquestionabe titles made to
the purchasers by
wifi VIZ. MUNFORD.
Richland. Mecklenburg Co Anvil IL. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28

his securities to appear at the succeeding
term of the court and shcw cause, if anv.
why Judgment should not be rendered
against him at the suit Oft auditor, and
the court OF common pleas are hereby re-
CURED to enter Judgment against such
collector and his securities on the return
OF the said summons, the same having
been served by leaving copy thereof at
the usual place of abode of such cole ctor
and his securities, for the amount of the
account by the auditor transmitted and
ten per centum damages On such sum
unless such collector or his securities
shall produce the auditors receipt of the
payment OF the account aforesaid, then
IN such case the court shall dismiss the
SUIT upon the collector or his securitie.
paying reasonable costs, and in case iudp-
fnent shall be rendered, the clerk shall
issue execution thereon in due form of
law, directed TO the coroner returnabIe in
thirty days, and the coroner when he shall
nave collected the amount of execution
or such part thereof as may be, he shall
within twenty days, pay the sum so COL
lected, into the treasury Of this state, of
which payment the treasurer shall give
ms receipt, which receipt the coroner
snail deliver TO the auditor and take his
receipt, and the payment so made shall
be by the auditor carried TO the credit of
such delinquent collector, and the coroner
shall be allowed lawful fees and twelve
cents FOR each miles travel to the treasu-
ny from the seat OF justice in his county,
to be levied and collected by him from
such delinquent collector or his securi-
ties.
Sec. %. .f,ed III further enacted, That
the COLLECTOR for the Virginia military dis
trict shall from and after the first MONDAY
OF August annually, collcGt and receive
all taxes OF non-residents charged with
taxes upon his duplicate, and in case pay
ment be not made by the first Monday Of
December, said collector shall CHARGE all
dellnquents with penalty of twenty FIVE
per cent. on the taxes of all delnquents,
and it shall be his duty within ten DAYS
thereafter to make out and deliver to the
auditor schedule from his duplicate of
all 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. %. ind be IL further enacted, That
the collector of each county shall at least
fifteen lays before the first Monday in
December yearly, keep open an office for
the receiving of taxes at the seat of JUS
tee IN the several counties either by him
self or his deputy, who shall without fail
attend each and every day from the hours
OF SIX in the morning until eight in the
evening. (3w.)
THO: GIBSON,
-fudtor far the state of Ohio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
Advertisement.

U Y virtue of deed of trust, executed TO the
O subscriber for the purposes therein contained,
will be sold, public auction for cash, at the Ea
gle tavern, IN the city Of Richmond on the 1lth
day of May next, 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-
mery owned by Catesb, Jones, dec.
WM. PRICE, Trustee.
April 18th, 1904. tds
p. s E600 If the purchase money will be
expeEted on the day of sale-a credit will he i've
en- for the balance of the money of eigh'een
Incnh w p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
To The Republicans OF THE STATE OF
CoyNEc7icUT.

1t is the duty II men to rejoice and 10 be
glad, when providence is blessing 'hem
with distinguished testimonies Of his
goodness. Every year is yielding new
proofs of the wisdom, which placed SIR.
Jefferson in his high Office: his peace
able ACQUISITION OF LOUISIANA stands
at the head of these proofs. Wishing
to harmonic with our republican bre-
threnIhroughout the continent, we have
united our annual Festival in honor Of
the election and administration of our
President, with the National Festival in
honor Of thai event--to be celebrated in
the city of Hartford, on FRIDAY. the
lI,h of May next, being the day sue
ceeding the general election.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-28
HARTFORD, (Connecticut,) April 10.
REPUBLICAN FESTIVAL.

AT numerous and respectable meeting
OF republicans of the town of Hartford,
heldat Mr.. JOSEPH PRATT's, April ), 500
it having been agreed at Il previous
meeting to celebrate the important acqui-
sition of Louisiana, in this city on Friday
the 18th of May next-And the following
Address to our republican friends in this
stale being read and unanimously approv-
ed, the clerk OF the meeting was request
ed TO sign the same, and cause it TO be
published in the American Mercury.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
90 bls. HERRINGS.
Tzrenty Foe Dollars Reuard.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcrik.r's farm, an
tiecoun,y of Alexandria, diaria of Colunbia,
Muatto man called MATT COOK, about s
iss' high, between $ and 80 years Of age, long
hair which he wears tied, latk Of spbife BAR on
the front of his head, little to the left, coop
trhy trade he has feveral fears on bis arms and
~rl&s, fear on his back occa6oned by fcald,
and ieyeral marks from whip; heis very fond
q drink and gambling; he took with hiR va S
'iety of clothes and fome coePer's tools. He
eroded the Potomac at Georgetown few days
,iiace, and will probably make for Baltimore, as
be has been very anxious for lome time psR TO
60 to Tea. viii give the above reward for
ii.curiog faid fellow in any Jail, 70 that get
him again, or thirty doll0y, with Reasonable
shatges if brought home. c5- All matters Of
fef.ls aud Others are forewsrned harbouring, en-
Pl0ymg or earring og laid fellow ar their peril.
G. F. Whiting.
July IT. d
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Wanted to Hire,
July II.

A itsyans Woman: For one well acquainted
with Cooking, WaGing and Houfe Work gene.
rally, liberal wages will be given.
Apply 10 the Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
FRESH FRUIT.

JOHN A. BURFORD,
fLate Dyfon's Store,) Prince Street, has this day
received, per brig Rachel from Cadiz. brig
Brothers Return from Amferdam, and fch'r
f. Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft sheIfd Almonds,
5000 Oranges,
80 bis. Lines, packed in their natural foil,
+9 boxes Mufcadel aud Bloom RaiGns, by
the box or retail,
Frefh Lemonds,
Cherry Wine of a hyperion quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand,
A general Aaonment of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, sc.
tF The above articles are all in kne order,
and of and excellent quality.
Aug.2z.
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THE fubfcribef wifhcs 70 purchsfe FL
OF moderate hze, poGrGed ofufeful inlprover
ard natural advantages, in either Of the cor q.
Of Fairfax, Psince William, Loudoun or
qaier for which payiRerf viz bs maas H..
Francis L. Ises
Aug. u.
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publtt gaie.

! On FRIDAY next,
:. o'clock, will be fold at the Vendue Store,
r u M
!, bbds. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Wh;&sy and Apple Brandy in bis.
sagarin hhds. tiercs. and OILS.
Chocolate Gs',e apa brown Soap and in boxes,
Mould and dipr Candles
R,dos in kegs, boxes and jars,
FIGS in kegs and trails.
Osr,n's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
&c.--ALso,
IA Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which, are
Cloths. Coasings, Keriemeress
Dads, Plains, Kerfeys, Negro Cottons,
S.,o.,. Elaiticks, blue Friezes.
Calimanco.s, RniEels, Yarn Stockings,
Cbintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, SileGa do.
O(nsburgs aud Ticklenburgs,
Muain and Muffin Handkerchief,
India Mullins and Table Cloths,
Sandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colour'a Threads, Hats, and iundry ether
rticies.
Philip G. Mazfsller.
AsguH II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
TUESDAY, AUGUST %, 1904.
THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
Has jaR received by the brig Rachel from 'cadiz,
FRESH LEMONS
And Mufcadcl and Bloom RAISINS,
by the box or retail,
Very nice, freih OLIVES bytlle jar:
Aad from Aa5aerdam, BY The Brothers
Return,
REAL HOLLAND GIN,
EMPTY GIN CASES.
And GLASS WARE aGorted.
Or Hard. as a,aal,
Oranges, Lines, I amarinds, Nuts,
Fruit, Spanifh Segars (hfa gna!ity) by the box
or retail, with all kinu Of GROCERIES.
ALSO,
Fine ia. Mackarel and Old Cod6lh,
for family uie.
Abel Willis.
AuqaH 20. 4
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Augua II.
JUST PUBLISHED,
By ROBERT and JOHN GRAY,
King freet,
AN rLrGANr EDITION OF
The HOLY BIBL E.

j HE IL y ~ u A A. ~"
In four handiomc Octave Volumes-Price, well
4 bound, Ten Dollars.
This edition is now offered to the public as
Sp.cimen of American paper and printing, which
$Rill not iufer by companion with any book
printed in this country.
1 90 A GotD MEDAl was given to
Robert Carr, lhc Printer of this Bible, by the
american Company of Booksellers, as the bea
|ecimen of Printing exhibited at their annual
meeting at NewYoIk last Jupe.
II Iuly 81.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

Intending TO leave this place early nexs fail,
Offers for falr, on the moa reasonable terms his
STOCK on HAND, conhlting Of a handfome ir-
lection of
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DR. Y GOODS

adapted TO the prelent fcaion. ALI Perfons
having claims againH him ar. requefed TO preient
them for iettle,nent, and thofe Indebted TO him
Will BE- pleafcd to make payment.
John Hoyl6urgh.
Yune n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
Not:ce.....The office of su-

- - - y n AAS sJ-AlAA VA
pervilor OF the revenue. for the jiAria OF Virgil.
MIA, being difeon;inucd and the uniiuiihed bu(i
nets IN the fad ciee transferred to rue-;he col.
Ieatots OF chs Airecl tHA & ,teruai geyenuc whole
accounts have no. oceu daSiiy sdiuGsd and paid,
are hereby informed chat they now rcqucfled
20 call at my o6ee, in the eitY OF Richmond, with
oar delay and osy the balances due 70 the United
States - All Fho!e whcf: 'ants have been fold -
the diA-iS Of V.rgais hy authority Of an aS of
Congrsfs % the uuited States for ron -paymsn. of
the DireGe TAX may redsera fuch lands by pay
ing - me- within The tim- iimited, the principal,
co.'s anu fces a. ;he law direels.
RS moG ot 5he aforementioned lands were fold
IN Dec. 1909. the privilege of redemption will
continue unrii December next.
The money received by me for the redemption
oi the faid lands viii be returned to the purcha-
fer, with interca at the rate OF as per cent. per
snnum on the Purehafe money, to the day or
which it may be paid 20 me.
JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. D.
Tune 1rti. 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
MedIfsrrGHccf Pa6borfs.

NOTiCE is rereby given, that it has been
l t deemed exPetlicnt to change the form of,he
Mediterranean Passport issued 70 vessels Of the
United States; that from the eighth day Of Iny
next. those OF the new form a'iil &c issued The
cH5tom houses TO every vessel, for which apbca
zion may be made on compliance win the terms
prescribed by law and surrenderinE tie former
passports q which she may be possessed, if any,
IN which latter case no fees win be required Tor
the exchange; and that by an ar,ang cement a.
greed upon BY the Rarbary powers, with whom
we are Al peace, either tie old or the new form
OF passport will be sufficient protect the vessels
OF ,he United States, .rom capture until the LIST
OF July 1905, after which the old form Of passport
will be unavailable and the new one n one IN use
Department. OF S:ate,