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MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Poor Mans Friend.
IN FOUR PARTS


l. An address 10 the married Lady who is TIA
Mother Of Daughters.
IL. An address to the newly married Lady.
III. Some important hints TO the Midwife.
Nv. An essay on the management and common
diseases OF Children.
By SAMUEL x. JENNINGS.
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bly, expressive of its nature and design. Each
part contains moral reflections adapted to the cha
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encouragement, ard calculates on their influence
IN 'heir respective counties so far as the merit OF
the performance may ,eserve ,heir aid.
SAMUEL K. JENNINGS.
February 5, 1904 3m
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- TICKETS to re had of Robert Pollard
Doa. John Srockenbrough, lr Wu, Price, (Reg )
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tria Of Virginia,
Those Valuable Estates,

In the county OF chesterie!d, late the property Of
Archibald Cary. Esq. dec known by the names
of ClKES7ER HILL and RINGS ISLAND
SLASRES. The sale Will take place at the Ea-
gle Tavern IN the city Of Richmond, on Thursday
she lst day Of March next. The terms of sale
wiz he one fourth of the purchase money in cash,
AVID rho other three fourths in three equal annual
payments, hearing interest from the day of sale,
the land 70 remain board in the hands of the pur-
chaser. respectively for the Balance Of the purchase
money, and t. be again sold if the several pur.
eha,er' nil % make payment. II proposed 10
sell ;hese two rals OF land sepay.ely, and either
entire or divided a. may best sui The purchasers.
N lie Chester iii tr will lie included pait of L
s"al! ira ad;oining. formerly known by the name
OF Auburn Chase. Tor further particulars. en-
9dre OF MacmG5lo 2; Fisher
8y the COMMISSIONERS.
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Notice.

A Ii persons indeo:,d 20 the subscriber. by
n dealing or orherw;se, Al MS store in Buck
inShan, under the direction Of MIR John Jenkins.
are informed thar their bonds, note and accounts
axe placed for collection in ths hands of Edward
w. Trent, auorney ~ Law, " no is authorised to
receive the same and syznt acqu,tauces.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Manche2teT, I'd ian. 1904. If
Tbs undersigned will attend the February Buck
incism cont, for the purpose OF receiving the a.
bove debts--ftose, who fail 70 comply w,rh This
notice, can exPe6 no indulgence
EDWAHD w. TRENT.
IL L. W.T. has )nnlepced n. PR4GTTCE
Of LAIy in tie Courts of Begi,0, CbereyGsid,
Pou5afan, Am.ga, aad Cumberland.
Richmond "a Jan. 1904 IF
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cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
htu7- Of Virginia, for the laudsblc purpose Of e.
Tetting 'emin,ry of le.ning in or nc,r the me.
'ropoi, of this state. With this view. a is con-
te'npls,ed to raise 20 coo doorS, ard Q SOC dollars
N addition, for defrsyinG theexpeares suendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizeas of the first re.
spcttsh'iity have been e-icc,Sl ~ trustees, and
they have pledged tlernselvrs 70 Us. heir utmost
eNertions tn cary it into eGea The scheme has
the advantage of giving to each adverturer.
chance tor some very large pri.cs Wrist the pro-
portion Of prizes 20 b.nks IL so g-cs, au to invite
the !rienrs OF the intended institution to pn,take
in he lst'sr, with very l,'s risk of their becom-
ing iorcTs The treasurer OF the st7te is 10 i,e sp-
pointed "a receive the money ,or the tickccs as
they ave sold, and TO pay the amount OF the PR.
zes 20 The fortunate advenurers Il is believed
that the sbave considerations will induce rapid
Saie of tIcke,c, and the drawing viii commence as
soon ~ su.hcient number shs'l be sold to au:ho-
we (which II is believed will be or the second
Monday in December ncxt.
Richmond, JInnHty 81, 1894.
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YWqina. ChaIIo1e Lon. ,,

TWHI7IN' ItTITNITc L0TNl.7y
SIR, 1l,ruayv i9,b. 1909.
a 6 you have moved o,h ofthis state, and
II Jeff no agent known 20 me, gov iii
please 20 take notice, tina, shall oil the 9th 25ta
and 2eih Of April next, ~ Charlotte courrhouee,
proceed 20 ;ake the dispositions of the witnesses
~ a suit brought by wy,cIf and Others against
YOU, IN the county ccu7 OF Charlotte, al which
sine and place YOU may attend or not, as you
please.
SAMUEL. A. JACKSON.
Mr. Ions Ravre
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Z Ueht.-S'Yvc Gol,svs Re7ga.a.

ueRt.-SIvct 3olts~s Re79a.G.
y YIN away FROM the sr5seriborayjas ia Gooch
" land co,;nsy, 2 very likely r'crro man named
SAM, who calls himself SnssUsL CoNge, abou,
- or % years OLD, low but stout made OF yel.
owish comrlexIcn one OF his upper fore teeth
out, his dreas e'AeAy of Virginia cloth, With a
green Dur2ats short coat; ne is very sensible, and
ean>S2~d aud write 50 Is to be underwood some
--Wocls Lie will ehdeavor to pass Hor l. feeran,
and exre3 vii, procure q pass Of his own cr
from some one else. l expea he viii go up
Gown James river, but rather think mp, about
Lynchburg some othe, town on James river.
Whoever takes up the said negro and delivers him
10 me, secures him in jail so that get him a.
gain, shall receive the above eward, and all rea-
senajie expenses for delivering him 10 me at
hone. EDWARD COX.
Sept. Sd, 1905. 3w' SStf
n b. expect he will change his name and
dress
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Cumberland, Dec. 1911 1903.

ST. Tbc hir heaoy iaH If sno7o has IRE.
jeu n Il sale qft4e hr,herfg. as suited IN The
dbJUc advertisement il RU c-rftiBiy TAKE
fiaes on the 27fh If February, 1904.
FEB. I, 1904. NJ. B.P.
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-NOTICE.

ALL persons having hond-l claims AGAINST TIC
estate of the ls,e Gen JAMES A. BRADLEY,
are requested 10 brig Them forward without de-
lay, 10
SAwL. BUTLER, Ex'r.
Surrv County. Tcbruarr 8'h, 1904. On
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Fifth acquisition.

y = order of the Board of Dire 9ors of the
Nanchc-,e fariks Company. the Stock
hoiocre ere hereby vc7ircl 20 nay the fur her sum
Of seven ard an half dollars, on each share. into
tne hands o .1e eeasIrer, on or before the FIRST
day Of Apr. u,s'.
JAMES WANDER, Clerk.
Manchester, Oh Feb 1874. (dRfh9
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7IE kiGH RBED I3fP5k4ED RoHsE,
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BURR MILESTONE
RY

Nf.f.iUEdCTOR
THE susy.criber rske, this r'cdr Of returning hir
thanks TO his former psHors. md informing the
public IN gcnerrl, tlisi " hes (t- dcsre af his
'rents) re-con:mencc6 the MASUF CTJ1-
lNS Of BURR MlLL-STCNES and hIvirz
~ ni'hed hiEaLelf with supply of the best ms
teIiHii, aud having he'd sixteen year. experience
in the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
',ich0'ond, hopes to be able to give sstisiLetic,
- his srnployers.
The stones ne will warrant to ba as good 8.
NJ IN the Uritsd States.
Any orde-. i-fr viii, Capt. WILL1Aa Pax
"scs, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHAGbER:.
StSurton; Mr. WILLIAM HAY, Wythe cousty,
or Pr. For=NT Nooss, Petersburg, shall be du
i attended &c, and country produce received in
payment, 80 the customary price,
81 TWO APPRENTICES viii bs ken
- The Glove business, and snort time rcquived.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1905, Nf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER Of P.fRTS,
ia stone or ground, for The Improvement oflGnd.
With directions Tor the use hereof
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It follows -thatihepoor, ihsieod osbeing
LOSERS are actually gamers TO This amount
by the repeal.
1t is impossible to form this estimate
With absolute precision but it cannot
greatly deyiate from the truth. Improves
that the poor OF America were benefited
more by the repeal Of the internal taxes
than they would have been by diminu-
ron Of the duties on brown sugar, bohea
tea, salt and coffee. But, independently
oil all this reasoning, there was an insupe-
rabIe obstacle to the reduction Of the Gu-
ties, created by those very men who the
most strenuonsly urgcdit. The proceeds
OF those duties were sclemnly pledged for
the exunguishment of the pubic debt To-
reign as well as domestic. Where then
was the boosted regard Of Ahesc men 10
/ the public faith, which they had so often
and 50 artf,;ily invoked? Was il an idle
dream Of their !ancies? Was it = t,',sman
that required The hand OF necromancer
TO wic'd Was At meant as \ kidd Of charm
q lmIi The senses of IN, nation into ;h4,
pel:ect confidence and unqualified sccu:i-
y, that always precede ,he loss Of liher,y ?
CURTIUS.
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PHILADELPHIA, on. 9, 1904.

From the letters, with which was no.
nore1by G-n. Washington, have selc6t-
I'd tne two, which are suGjoined, on &C
count OF cheir dates and The subject to
winch they relate.
J he fast was received or The expiration
Oh my military service, which at the age
of twenty four, had embraced the period
OF the American War.
The second was received whsn I was
leaving the family Of General Washing.
ton, (then President Of the United Slatesl
20 enter on The practice of the law.
1t was M pride and my happiness 10
preserve eti-nds'ip Of that exalted man
TO tce close OF his ilustrious life.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
Princeton, MoU. /, l7s3.
Dear Sir,


Dear Sir,
Your letter reached me yesterday, and
informed me- Of your intention to embark
next wcek for Europe.
Wishing, from the esteem entertain
Tor your charaGcr, to render you every
service IN my power, could not avoid
troubling yon with the two inclosed letters
tho your acquaintance in France made
1t almost unnecessary.
You will please 10 accept my thanks for
your obliging ofIcr--and my wishes for
your sate, pleasant and prosperous voyage.
With grea, esteem,
l am dear sir,
Your most obedient servant,
G.. WASHINGTON.
Major Jackson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17


she latter, iNsteadot the loi u1er states have
reason 20 scoTrTlajn.
But Tie Intelligent reader viii before
%hs have remarked that, Il the peal re-
ally operated ureqdaliy upou Tie different
states, taatlnequshly coul,,only arise from
the partial operation OF ihe taxes repeal
ed /; which, ia iA&, would constitute one
81 the Strongest arguments in favor of the
measure,
10 his however, il is rspSed, that the
duties on imported articles are unequal in
their operation ON The different states: and
al nee Il Is inferred that they are impro-
per subjects of exclusive taxation. But
"ty sx,,,. s. ine iaaiiiy in their operation
on Tx diicfcnI s.a,cs, arising from the re-
la'i'e STAKE of agriculture and manurac-
tues, Wi inevitably fail wiki peculiar
weight on ,hose states that pioduce the
IL s. and manufacture The least. Every
o~e knows tAa; the southern states are the
'nost agricultural aud consequently the
Beast manufacturing ahiie the reverse, In
both respects, IS the case with the eastern
states. ihe imports of 2 state are gene.
rally aboni eqnalto It's e$PuGis. If We
c"lupale .he tNpnrts ~ the eastern states
'''' l'''' ~ = va - w s~, - 1'IINt-
!>'i"d. E"nnec''et't add F@;moH:, wna
thoec %; The s1G'hern states ct Virginia,
N"r>h N'roiHa, South c 2rolna ard Gcor-
E!2, We 'SH4.' ma tie .'''2er amount TO
l,'o+ o"S G2'ia'S' ~ 9 ine later to 49,
'.5 ~ aP'':'s' "hicn' computed with The
P'PniH''"n OF trcse states .of@cs NE ave-
age cyDs;taijun OF The soulssarr exceed
''.'' o. NAe eas.etn stale about thirty pcr
cent Or '7''r nh'ons AND nhaii o. No''afs.
-A"H II we eS'''"a' me i'Dp3r's as c7a4i TO
tns eXi''f's' II Il ioiioY that the four
s"ItAe'H a.a''' a"oFc mentioned conii'-
F. hH'E a"o'Ai.y'm he shape ot dH'ies on IN
P'''&N "F'''7es' "nlVe milton OF dp'lars
"I,T % - are phd''y an eqnai population
~ NE e"c."'n states. ne'e states then
c'fhR 90 DC V's icS' % cor ha'0, IS they
hot N-'y gan the an"uai SUN 81 sixteen
'ho"SA'. 81 q; i4:s oy 'hs repeal 81 he inter-
Ha' 'aNeS' H.''' ~ a-'a' .ion 'here'o, TIE AL
H'i'a's i'o'" We - no" OF Ho''i's at rre-
.'"1 "~'''e.' "''" "u'cs On imports pad
: - '"T s'V'.'N.h S'1' rs oey"lu 'he'r quota
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Major Jackson.


The following letter was addressed TO
me BY General Lincoln, when resigned
the Office of Assistant Secretary 1t War
and ii is my boast, as it has been my hap
plness, 10 have enjoyed for twenly-six
years, the constant esteem and affection of
this gallant soldier, this most auAiable and
most respectable man.
Princeton, October so, 1893.
was this morning honored, my dear
Friend, with the receipt Of your letter Of
this date, Durpor,ing your wish to resign
the Office OF assistant Secretary AT War,
While my own ease and convenience,
in tone loud ard explicit, caution me a.
gainst complying with your request, the
more silent but persuasive voice q friend
ship and justice prevail, and tell me, that
] must sacrifice the former 70 sour ints-
rest and happiness, and that must how
ever, rs your Future prospects in life are
involved in tie measure, accept your re-
siguatior.
Permit nc, my dear sir, before take
leave Of you, to return you my warmest
thanks for your meritoiious services in
the field, as my aid DE camp, as well az
TOR those YOU have rendered as my assis-
tant IN the war Office. These services,
have the pleasure to assure You, have been
seen, also, acknowledged and approved by
your coun'ry--besides have enjoyed re-
al satisfaction in your private friendship,
your laithIllness and integrity have hour
~ increased my affection Ioryou. Adieu
my dear friend, that The best Of Heavens
blessings may encircle you, that your path
IN lie may be smooth and Prosperous,
yo"r course through it easy and happy,
and that you may finally smile, in unceas-
ing bliss, is the prayer Of your affection
ate friend.
p, LINCOLN.
Major Jackson
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ne lCiiONtlss IS one OF several letters
which were written by Mr.. Jefferson to
introduce me to the American Ministers
in Europe--Not having visited Spain this
letter was not delivered to its address. 1t
was transmitted to Mr.. Jefferson, and re-
turned by him to me, since lie has been
President of the United States.
PHILADELPHIA, Jane |, 1898.
DEAR SIR,
The bearer hereof is Major Jackson
Formerly of the army, and afterwards of
the Presidents family. Surprising it pos
sible he may see you at Madrid, 1 with
pleasure make him known 10 you, as a
gentleman of information, talents and
worth. He merits well any attentions
you can shew him, and also viii be
thankful lor-them, should he, from the cir
cumstances Of the times, need your oiIi.
cial Interference, l am sure that, as one
among our best citizens, he viii have the
benefit oGthcm. Mwlth sincere and con-
slant attachment, Dcar Sir,
Your a(Ie Gtionatc friend,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Mr.. Short, Minister Resident
oCthe United States of Anne
RIGA atthc Hague AMI one of
their Commissioners Pleni-
potentiaries now al Madrid.
Were it necessary to multiply these
proofs, they could be drawn from my cor
respondence win the most rcsDsctable
men of our country, among when may
here be permitted to introduce the name
OF General Pinciney, under whose com
mand, and in whose regiment served as
y 5ubaltern and captain IN the first years
OF the reyoiulion-war. L was then my
pride to emulate the noble example, as it
has been my happiness, for almost thirty
years, To preserve Me esteem and afTeclion
CT this distinguished Statesman and soldier.
No imr Atrial, no honest man can for a
moment believe that q character thus &C.
CURED and maintained, could have been
departed from by the smallest misiatement
ct most contemplate communication, in
which the person making the representa-
ton had not even the shadow OF an interest
for rcrveriing The ruth.
EnOrgh trust has now been stated 10
IePel The scandalous aspersion.
Move would - auneccssacy, and thus
much vas required to vindcate the mte.
gritty OF ali honest fame.
w. JACKSON.
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uiS q violated moral ob-
Your demanding the pu-
"nishmeN jackson from the go.
" vernmenc h to scorn, and consign
10 its merited 5n;emr,.
1t is not in Ehis country that citizen
can be punished for obcyiug the laws by
disclosing the designs ola foreign minister
Nor is it within The controul Of any 60
vernment to prevent a citizen OF the u
nited States from repelliug sucha charge
as you have brought against me---nor of
giving his refutation of the csIurnny thro'
the same medium, with that you have
chosen for its PRONUNCIATION, public news
paper; could any other doctrine prevail,
our citizens would indeed become the nil
seraSle yassaIs Of those " distinguished
sIaYes," about whom. you have pratsd.
w. JACKSON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-17
Major Jackson.
Phi!aGe!hlia, Ueccmscr %, 10,

Philadelphia, December 90, 1901.
49, sa:.= time that acknowledge
Nc ;ereift OF your letter, notifying ne of
Your Intention 10 enter upon profession
al prrsuit~-anA during the enspiag term
Propose Yourself Tor abundance as Fraeti-
toner OF law in The Supreme court of the
state O! Pennsylvania. beg you 10 be per-
suaded that my best wishes will accom-
pany lou in thai or in any other walk into
which your interest or inclination may
Iced you.
bat your determination is the result
oil The best view you have ofyour circum-
stances and expectations, lake for grant
ed, and therefore shall say nothing, which
might embarrass the decision; but wiki
pleasure equal TO the justice oft shall de-
clare to YOU that your department has
bsen regulated By principles of inte-
gritty and honor, and that the duties of your
station have been executed with ability
and ] embrace the occasion your address
has eAorfed ne, 10 thank you for all your
t;ious. ard for he services which you
have rendetei ne since you have been .
member of my family,
Let your departure from it be made
pcrfsAlY convenient 10 yourselt--and be-
iieve me TO he with SINCERE esteem and
regard. Dear Sir,
Your aIeciicna,e and obliged servant,
G. WASHINGTON.
Z
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Amount 10
Ecdu6t the above sum Of

And there ve~a'n, Tic sum of So
Watch coosu'rtcs The sUm from which
r.ch poor fudy has been relieved by the
repeal ct thc internal taxes, beyond that
from who's they would nave been lfbcrst
ed by tie proposed reduction OF the duties
on osown Jeer, coffee, salt and bohea tea.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
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NO T &c L.
March 80.

The Circuit Court of the Dihria ef
Columbus having ct the March fefion holden
in the county Of Alexandria, Ordered AID vi,
rectcd, in the fuisc of w yie, langley PM others,
complainants aganf Robert Alexander, mis- Truf.
tees and other defendants depending on HE Chan
Gerry fide of me iald court. hse the ln5icriber
make up, adult, fette and report 70 INC faid court
the accounts and CLAIMS of the fsil raIn,ifss
hated in their bill; and Of otnef JuJl mass Gre.
dltors of the fad Robert Alexander aat-rioS 10
The deed Of ;.uR meefonea Ia III. a.5 b.Ii, hich
decd bears d4te the 2o1h day OF D-Oenbes i79e.
The feSeral perfons coming uodcr the direct
order made in he afore(aid lutte, arc hereby in.
formed, that / fhall attend as my oaice az re
town of Alexandra, 'fom this day uns,! the 9th
OF April next on which day Ilhall make uP my
report, TO carry into effect the iaij order, at
which time and place the feveral parties lnrtrA
refed are requeRed to attend with the neceiIaly
documents, to enable me 20 execute the .,dcr.
George Deneale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04

The abject condition of the once great
and g United Provinces" is demonstrated
in the state of their press, which is com
PEELED to eulogise Bonapate and his parti-
sans, whom they detest, anu to condemn
the persons and measures they most ap
prove OF. A proof sheet of every new
work, newspaper, or otherwise, IS reqnir-
cd to be submitted to the French resident
or commissary of each place before it IS
permitted to be published; and in the e.
vent Of his disapproval, whether from po-
icy, caprice, or an institute thirst for plum
der, it is suppressed without even the form
of appeal. From some of these causes
Rotterdam has lately been deprived for
ten days of newspaper Of great and ex-
tensive circulation.
(London babey.