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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-15
Epff;;E
F,Oeaty-rfUs OoAars ReDcrf.

IT, UN away from the sIbzcr;bcrlivng in loch
land county, q verv likely regre man named
; M, who calls himself SAMURL CoMEp. abou,
u or Is years old, low but stout made of vel.
low'sh complexion. one of his upper fore teeth
out, his dress chiefly OF Virginia cloth, with a
green Durants short coat ne is very sensible and
Can read, aud write 50 as to DC understood some
words He viii endeavor to pass for q freeman.
and expea will procure rlss Of his own or
from some one else. I expea he will so M or
down James river, but rather think up, about
Luxembourg. or some other town on lanes river.
Whoever takes up the said negro and delivers him
to ME, or secures him in jail so that get him q
gain, shall receive the above reward and all rea-
sonable expenses for delivering him TO me at
home. EDWARD cox
Sept. Sd, 1908. 3w. Stf
N eApea he will change his name and
dress.
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50 ne GoVeTH0r 81 me Cemn9ugUeQilh Of
VirgiHia,
Il p r CL4W ITO NJ

Il p K O { + II III 4TTOM
ETTiIEHEASi i, is represented TO the Execu
w tive that }YILLThM CrRIsLE OF West
moreland county, charged with the murder Of
Captain William Windsor Of said county, hath
escaped from the district Jail of Northumberland
AVE therefore thought 81, with the advice
OF he Counci. of State, 20 issue this proclamation.
hereby Offering a7eward Of ONE HGNDKED Dot
LARS 70 any person or persons WHO shall ap,,se
hepd 'ud convey 10 the aforesaid Clstrit3 Jail the
said William Chrisie
and do moreover require al officers, civil and
military. and eXhorJ the COOK peope of the com.
monwealth 70 use their bes, cndeayols to appye-
bend and convey to the jail aforesaid, the SAID
William Chrise.
Gwen mdor my hand with the seal of the
comm onwealth annexed, at Richmond,
o.. 81 'his thirteenth day OF January, sol and of
tie commonweal rh the twenty eighth.
JORyV P.4GE.
William Chrise Is about IS years of age. ) feet
inches high stout well made, blacN hairand We
ry black beard. and occasionally makes shoes
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By Authority.
Scheme Of a lottery.
TO BUILD AN AC ADEMY IN THE City OF
RICHMOND.
Dollars.

1 Prize-last drawn ticket, having
blank TO IT'S number, 10000
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NOtiCc.

4 IL persons iudebici 10 the subscriber. nv
= = dealing or othcl@sr, a. hi4 s,o,s an buck
inGh2m under he direction of Ms John jenkins.
arc informed thar their b5ud- uo,es lnd ~, cunts
are placed for collection 10 TIE hands Ut IOWA d
w Trent, arIoincg at Law, who is authorised 20
receive the same aio Eranr acqui'tarccs.
WILLIAM BROWN.
Manchester, I'd Jan. 1904. If
The undersigned will attend The February Brci.
'ngham cour' for me puryose of receiving the a.
ooyc oebu-tt7se, who laii 10 comply wth this
notice, can e%pcc 30 Indulgence
EDW ARD W TRENT.
~ r.. W.T. has commenced the PR tC9ICE
of LIN IN the Ccurts ct H14gioo, Cgesh9fea,
P,pJa'ar, faeta, aud LlD Je,iaid
N,cIIncnd N Ian. 1874 NJ
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NOtice

4 IL those who are indebted 10 fae estate Of
4 John Thomson, sen. iorme'|voi Pc ers,rrg,
80 .uat Of Ann Thomson, OF ths same place or
john lhom.ou, formerly atto,uc, a. Law. are
requested to come forward and VI kl immediate
p7,meut rs further indulgence c,,mloi be shcWu.
Those 90 whom thoir sever, csJa cs ave inde B, ed
~ lrquestcd 20 come forward Immediately with
,heis accounts proper y authenticated and receive
pam m.
All -rsons having NY claims against the sub.
scroe' az desired 20 bring them forward I've, ,y,scn
IA, aHu Tie lst DAY Of AuTi Those iudebttd %
hun viii perceive tie Ircess,ty from THIS public
notice, OF r0medatg ,l1nent
Intending 70 leave dis state by the middle of
Ap ., h. now offers for s Me.
/ hat valuable tenement,
Nheueon be resides, in ,hc town Of Manchester
cJns' ing OF a dwelling house aud all necessary
o., houses, an excellent well good garden. and
lscc acres of land attached 20 il the 81 uation is
hs,idy aud agecabls.
lie also oilers for Sale. a NEGRO MN. bv
trade shoc-raker---a NECED VO tIIW who
understands coosirg, and her child, q .id OF three
ycar. id
For the property offered, he viii receive qood
bonds or western lands n rrymeut Pcrsons
DISPOSED 80 trade, will apply ,he subscriber, lv-
ing in Manchester
WILLIAM THOMSON, Ex'y.
81 Tn5s r.. gor anil I'm 7hgHisou, der
Gl4 minis ator on tie estate NJ sfoJn
TloN '0u, dc
Monchcs.er 3d VI 1901.
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MOtiCc.
TO the .dssignecs If AIaa.feld Watkigs, q
BmkruHf.

NOU1 having failed 90 attend Inc commission
Il ers named ana authorised in and b, a come
mission IF iankrup,cy aWujcj and issued eairs,
M rs6eId Wa,kins, al her Office ia ,he cry of
Richmond on rue l2rh day Of lauUar5 SOD, 10
sncy cause wY notice hos nos been given by YOU
FIR raking dividend Of he said 3 nbrupi's es-
ia AMI die rs aErseably so notice gwen for that
parpre Vow ~ hereby required o. attend the
s'ii commissioners at their Office in the city of
Rchm10d, 1n the 1871 da' of February mex, and
90 prod cc your receipts aud payments touching
the sad Banhrupts es,ase and e1e6s, and 70
maze liyidend Vi tie same -, order Of the
commissioners. no BEOOEE,
Secretary 30 Inc Commissioners
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Sales at Auction.
BURR MILLS TONE
NI1.NUFfCY'1RY.

M-3NUF.9CY1RY
TIE subscriber takes .his mode Of returning his
hanks 70 hT Former patrons, aud Informing the
public IA General, thar he has DIV desire Of his
'r'sndsl &c commenced the MANUFACTURE
ING OF BURR MILL-STOEES and having
~ Hshed himself with SUPPLY of the best ma
teri7is, and having had sixteen years experience
IA the busitsss, III Baltimore, Petersburg aud
Richmond, hopes to be able to give .atisfa Zion
70 his employers.
The stones ne will warrant to be as good as n
" ia t.le United States.
ANY order, lefi with Capt. WILLIAM pm
NocE, GSrto'; Capt. WILLIAM CH,MBeRs,
stanton; Mr WILLIAM Hay, Wythe ccu,ty,
OF Nf. EopERT MooRE, Petersburg shall he du-
y attended to, AM country produce received in
payment, ~ the customary prices,
g. TWO APPRENTICES will ne taken
to tn above business and short ,inc required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Ian 30sh, 1908. Cf)
X j. FOR SALE, PLASTER of'PdRES.
IN stere or ground, for The improvement OF land,
wien dUelicus OR the lsc thcreof.
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their employ. nth. The general command
ing the diviiions accompanied by his etat-rna-
jor.
The proceflion fhall be preceded and follow
ed by platoon of grenadiers, and detachment
ofgrenadiers fhall line the way on both fides.
Arrived at the Champ-de-Mars all the drums
thall beat the march, and the projection fhall
proceed to an amphitheatre, which fhaIl be pre-
pared for their uie.
The al announcing the nomination of the
Emperor fhall be read in loud and ineligible
voice: difcharge of mufketry and of cannon,
which fhall be repeated by all the forts of the
city and veiiels in the harbor, fhall fucceed the
reading of the stf.
After this ceremony, the troops fhall file off
IN the beit order poihble, aud march to the
Church, and form in order of battle.
The proceiion, IL the order above mention
ed, fha ALTO proceed to the Church, where
TIE Deum in Thanksgiving for this memorable
day .ha.l DC flung: during the TIE Deuiu fecond
diicharse of muiketry aud cannon fllall be
made.
After the TIE Deusn the proceiIion fhal return,
iii in the fame order, to the houfe of the Gene
raj of Diyiliou..
The fete fhall terminate by grand i!lumina-
ton in allqnarters of the city.
Done at Port-au-Princc, the 9th September
1904, firit year OF Independence.
The General of Diyiiion.
(Signed) A. PETION.
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WEST-INDIgS.
EMPIRE OF HAYTI.

Programme FIR The Proeiamatio1 qffkc Emberor.
On Saturday the 9Th infant all troops ofthe
Carlton, in the bef order pofib!c, will march
snder arms to the Champ-dc- Mars, ttwoo' clock
A. M. preciely, and form in fquarc battalion.
At O'Clock the members Of all the civil and
military authorities, having Attended in the
houie Of the coramdnjant-general os the divif-
ons, fha proceed to the Champ-de-Mars in the
following order;
1T. The public teachers, conducting great
number of their pupils. I'd. x deputation of
the body of artifAns, preceded by chief arti-
Gan. sd.A deputation of agncuIturiRs, proceed
ed 5y ore o. their principal members. 4th. Il
dspu:a;ion OF foreign commerce, preceded by
one offs members. 9Th. A deputation of ma
tional commerce, preceded by one OF its mem.
bers. 9Th. The members Of jufice and thc,min-
iferial officers. 7tb. The health officers cf the
army, attached to the divfon. ssh. The of
acsrs of the marine military. Ga. The etat-
major OF The place, connctteG with that Of the
eircuit. 10Th. lbs sdmihi!!rators and ttefe in
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NETWORK, Oa. 1e.

From lEar:inique-By the politenefs OF Capt
Dockendorf, we are favored with a Martinique
Gazette OF Sept. Is, from which we extract the
following honorable teftiinony of the humane
and generous conduit of the public officers,
and the inhabitants Of ST. Pierre's, to the fluff
fercrs from the tremendous hurricane, in the
early part of September. In our paper of yef-
terday we gave ! particular detail of the vellels
injured.
ADDRESS
OF the Captains and Supercargoes of the vefIels
ihipwrccked at ST. Picrre's, to the Captain
General and Colonial Prefe6 at Martinique.
The undersigned, matters and flpercargoes
of velels cat away in the river of St. Pierre, in
the late violent CORN, beg admiral Villaret
Joyeuie, captain general, and Nj. L'AufIat, CO.
ionial project of Martinique, to accept their
mott unfeigned thanks, for the generous afft-
aDcc they have experienced from them i'm their
dittrc!s and for the exemption of duties on their
cargoes.
We pray them to be affnred that their kind.
nefS will never be Grated from our memories.
We avail ourfelves OF this opportunity to ex-
prefs our grateful acknowledgements to the
merchants and inhabitants whe kindly opened 4
fnbfcription for our relief, the liberality of
which afforded a mott feafonable afIitlance to
ourtelves, and our crews. We alto beg leave to
pre!ent our gratitude to all thofe perfous who
have offered us their individual aiiitancc.
Sisnsl-Jlrnes P. Walton, (officer of the u
nited States navy John Selby, Jeremiah Good
rich, John King, Jofeph Coleman, John Moulton,
Caleb Smith, H. 1. Amlung, Robert Mott, d.
Wacker, N. MeugiI, Enoch Hubbard, George
M'Calmont (of Philadelphia) John Bacon, Sa-
mucl Hutcbngs, Thomas Baker, Henry FL.
Downs, J. T. Clarke.
st. Pierre. (M.) Sept. 1e, 1904.
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TO RENT.
TO RENT,
FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS.

FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS.
NY Roglf IN Tire cir 9fRicbmond, ot srsl.0,
LVI occupied BY mgitLf and far Everai year,
baek by Crouch u H,e5Rrr fGJ "a 7osiI k1oz,,,,
1@"d as a snlfr boge jar mare asau fsgrrf,
ye@rJ, 1t Is eOeH. htnafed, near the centre of be-.
h"Gl5' soi'b'n ft9enty tarAt Of Py911r 81 Mon
fVe,J fc7das 9tfce and oHe bs1d,rd rard, oftb.
L"P'f'l ~ Is R7neee6a,y 10 ,giqe j,lber dejcrfe-
ft?7' as " rs PrEj'h7ied no one zVW rtat eviiboy.
.oIe7V'gs h5F erFnjltt. PeG.Bio@ anil BE- si4eq
or ] 3hr 7csekS, I'M f1of qvifbia hbaf tiz,e. zgiH
not be rented hiIqller fbr ,iE,tg efi5e 6dS0,5L
fe''nS will be made k,lozOa on abblic0fio1 tn Z
RICHARD CROUCH, Sc,,'r.
on. 27tb.
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Phil paper.

Wfater begins already to- threaten US with its
rigors. On Tuetday lat gale Of wind from
the northward, accompanied with much rain,
commenced and blew, with violence not ex-
perienced in this city hnce its fettlcment, ill
the next morning, when few trees and fem
ces blown down, and Catlkill mountains cover
ed with fnow, exhibited rev-rfe to the fcenc
prefentcd two or three days preceding, and re-
minded us, after little or no fpring weather and
ihort fUmmer, of the near approach Of old
Boreas in his icy terrors clad. We hear there
has been good llcghing few miles wehwarH
And at New Lebanon, IN this county, they have
had fnow twice already. As there was fone
there in May, they have been but four months
this year without fnow, a remarkable circuu-
aancein this Latitude, az deg. NJ.
bee, liz. ". r.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

= Doctor George Logan, of Charlenon, an
nounces it on bis authority, and that Of feveral
Medical gentlemen, in very cxtcniive practice,
that hitherto there had not appeared Jingle in
fance of Yellow Fever in Charlefon, among
perfons who had been reiidents for more than
three years; and that it is confequently reduced
to certainty, that the contribution of Granger
is completely alIimiated TO the eorfiiusion Of
that climate, after three years refidence.
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THE SUBscRIBER

ms JtiST RECEIS-R0 RON NopF0z r
q CoNsiGNMFN'f Of so Barrels. rieree.. g.
4 J. hhds. BROWN SUGAR, which he win 80
reaoH.De TOT cam, negotiable notes, II 60 DAYS
ne has pa. aio COFFEE BY The Barrel, and spsrr,
quality. so0D n
He HAS hISo FOR SALE,
zoo SpAnhh hides Of good quality, alfo on coniipp.
ent.
DANIEL TRipLKTT.
Ca ober To- 9i
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FROM NerU FORK papers Of SATURDAY Ian,
Capt. Marfchalk, of the Orlando, from Amfter-
dam, fays, that War has been declared by Ruff
Tia aganft France. The latef papers he has
brought, are of the 9th Augutt, and are filent
on that head, but he ftates that paper of the
18th, contains the interefting declaration, and
Capt. Brown, of the Ambition, hourly expected,
has it.
At the time of the Orlando'S filling from Am
ferdam, there were upwards Of three hundred
fail of tranfports waiting at Neu Dieppc, to re-
ceive the troops defined for the nvalion of Eng
land.
The TexeI continued blockaded by feven
Britilh ihips of the line.
Phil Do1sr.
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VERMONT ELECTION.

From the returns received there is no doubt
of the Fcderalfts having ficceeded in re-eleGting
their candidates for the offices of governor, lieu
tenant governor, and trcaiilrer for that ftatc by
haudfore majorities. Gen. Cbitfendeu, and
Gen. Chamberlain, both federalts, are re-eIect-
ed members of Congrefs by large majorities.
(1fmer. ID. 1ddy.)
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BY the Notwithstanding Militia of the d;iria
OF louifana-May thcy by their attention to Militia
~ dicipnc, and attachment the government under
which they live fu7ercede the neeeli ofany additional
troops.
BY the Rev. Mr.. Mexwel,-NIay Eouifiana be
happy IN tie enjoyment of their freedom
MARYLAND ELECTION.
he following generneusre elected TO repreient this
State in the
Fiyf DJfri7-John Campbell--Feder,.ill.
Seeond-Leonard ovngton-Den,ocrat. -
95irA-P..rick A.asraGcr-r -
Feurfb.--Roser Mellon Democrat.
fyf1'--William Mae creery 2 n.no,-,
go Nicholas R. Moore democrats
Sisfb--John Areter--D .n,ocsat
Sr1srf6,--Jolsph II Nich6i.on--D d. moe rat. .-
. Es5h.--chaTles Go!dtborough --Delnocrlt.
Fred Y iyer.
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At an Election held this morning by the fe-
lea and Common Councils of the city, for May
or, MATHEW LAwLER, efq. was reelected to
that Office Phil. Gaz.
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Capt Barry, who has arrived at New-York
from TorreVign, paf1ed Gibralter the 10th of
Auguf, and flw, lying there, three American
frigates. Theie ihips mutt be part of the
fquadron which failed from Hampton Roads on
the 18th July laf.- Boz. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-27

The Marquis Yrujo arrived in town on Tuef
day evening laft, from the City of Warrington.
Pbik Gar.
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HARTFORD. oA. II.

Laf Thurfday the Honorable General Ailenbiy oil
t:.s State convened at New Haven. The hou.e al
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-27

Representatives elected Timothy Pitkin, Jun. EGq.
Speaker and Nathaniel Rofiter 6 Sylvanus Backus,
BiqrS Clerks. ts
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fFENcu CoURrIEas>-'ibe eonaituted authorities
of the French empire appears to be fan resong mo
that ieryiie and degraded character, by which the
whole nation were 70 much dilin xuif,ed under tine
old regime. As the king fined or looked grave,
was then euitomary for the frupatbetic eourteaan
ess OF the bye-fanders, aImne the varying erprer
bon impolihic Tor time AID in this diaan,
country to know what the fecret fentinerts Of the
nat'rn itelt, and whether the fame fervify which
marx nnoN OF the prominent characters of ne I'm.
pre- h's gore a5eoed anon. be people 70 vtate the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-27

In the arrangement of the foreign news !.
this days paper, the reader vii. ind I've h,c.
departed from our ordinary rule. some of the
lateit dates are put frf, and fome OF the olden
dates put laf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22

An intelligent gentleman of Piattekiii, has
communicated the following method to preferve
Wheat from the rsvases of the Heilian Fly or
what is often termed the Infect. The little ex-
pence and trouble which is required to make
the experiment, we hope will induce our farm
ers to give it fair trial.
6" take the falt and pickle" fays our infor-
mant," which can be fpared from my meat tubs,
and adding water fufIcieut to foak my feed
Wheat, put in fait as long as the water will diff
folve it. In this foak the feed hours,-then
turn ofthe water and add as much ground piai-
| ter as will adhere to the kernels of the grain.
For clayey land fubaitute lime for platter.
The grain ihould be harrowed in before it is dry.
When my feed is thus prepared continues our
correspondent, have never failed of crop al
though the adjoining field which was TOWN in the
common way has been 70 far deftroyed as to
induce me to plough it up for buck Wheat.
Buttermilk and water have been tried in the
room of brine but they do not produce any good
effect. do not TOW my feed thus prepared un-
til after the equinoctial form, from the elf to
the 9sth September, and have found it anfwers
WE'LL Plekian.1
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VIRGII4:

ut Il HIGH COURT OF cHANcERr, HOLDEN At THE
CAPITOL, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, 5tk
March, 1896.
BETWEEN
Mary Ruffn, execuf,ir, and Herbert CIai-
b0rse, James Rngffn and H'iiliani Rn6Fn,
executors Of Robert RuLFn, and .J5faSnes
RHffn, Wiiiam R,z1fa and Sterling RIFF
h7' Pr9lecHting in their ozOn bebaLf Pltffs.
NTlliam Maelin, Jaac Hicks and Nancy Dir
wife, B'iiiam Gee and .Jobn Gee, Defts
HIS cane, zvbieb a6afed as to THE plaintiff
a Mary RH5fn, 6y her death, came on tie it'll
day ofMarcb in THE gear ofou,- Eoylone tboHLG1l
iDen hundred end nii,ety-6s, to be benrd on tbs
Ell, an/zVerJ, exhibits aud eeaniaatiouJ of quit-
nsDe5, and sUa5 argued By eom,M: on eoeGaera-
tion qVbersof, the court dot6 diref one oif5 Co,u-
naiDionerJ to fate an account Of tire 5ay,uentJ
mate, Jany payments qvere made, tozraras dij:
charging the DEBT, intereR and charges intended
10 be Eenred b. tie indentnrc in the bill reeiteA,
Gnd ayo 10 examine the bills Of credit alledeed to
haze been rendered BY John Zones, on bebalfof
the defendant NILliam AGacIin, on the ninth das
Of Decem6er, in tbe year one tboufand Ieven bun
dred and eighty one, IN order to M/cozer zvbefber
cb bills ofcredit could be legally rendered ct tkat
time, and THE CommiHOner is empowered to exa.
mine the plaintiffs in /oiemn manner, and require
their acknowledgment cr deniaiof'ffcb bayments,
and tender and TO report the matters, as tie,
NAL a4pear to him, TO tie court, Rating lbeciall,
Jtc6 as to him bNll Fem Peytineat or b. the par.
heS/5aII6e dGEred to be IL RUted /; and tie bin is
diGni9sd, as to the defendant John Gee, zvbo hail
BY bis a9zUer Unclaimed any title to tbe land con-
zeyed 6ytbe indenfnre atorsEaid.
II Cafy, 7eqe,
PETER gJNSI. m. r. p
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N O T / C z.

he Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
L the Dillrie Of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bunels Of the iaid Office IL,
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally aduh-
ed and paid are hereby informed, that they are now
requeted to call at my Office the city of Richmond,
without delay, aud pay the balances due to the United
States-And thote whole lands have been fold in the
diitri of Virginia by authority Of act of Congress
OF the United States for non-payment of the Direct
Tax, may redeem fuch lands by paying to me within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs.
Asmoa ofthe aforementioned lands were fold 4,
Dec 800, the privilege ofredemption will eontnu.
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the fad lands, will be returned the purehaler with
nterei at the rate of % per per annum on the
Purchaie money, to the day which it may be paid
to me. Joseph SCOTT
Martial VD
July 7. ep-tf.
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raou TIE roar roLro.
Nix. MooRr's sprclMsS OF rue rsxD.A


STYLE.
Goldinith in his matchleis novel, introduce. The
hapleis Olivia, who to peafe aged parent, ard 70
mitigate her enie Of INJURIES from the proiigate Thorn.
hill iings when lovely woman ftoops to folly &c
which the critics have pronounced the no per-
feet ipscmens of elegant implicitly in yle and Patio.
in iehtinent, to be found in any language, We G,an
hazard nothing in aerting that Mr. ATooRr has conf
pofed an apoRrophe on,e inenlae or fone migrate
iul beauty, which GOLDSMITH would rank highly
as his own ballad.
Have you not feen the tu,id tear,
Steal trembling from mine eyer
Have you not mark d the fun of fear,
Or caught the murmur'd figh,
And can you think my love is chill
Nor fixed you alone
And can you rend, by doubling GILL;
A,heart 10 much your own?
To you my fouls affections move
Devoutly, warmly true;
My life has been talk Of love,
One long, long thought of You.
II all your tender faith is ore,
fiil my truth you'll try,
Alas know but proof more,
I'll bleis your name and die.
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COM11ESSIOWER's-OFFICF,
RIcRMoHD, Nav Q,

RICHMOND, May Esd, so4.
The parties concerned ere dsE,edtotake notice,
that haze appointed Friday the fzyenfy-tbirX
day Of Noqe'nber next, far earring into e9c7 tie
qVifbin Decree, upon tUbicb day fbeir affendanes
IS required at my office, auth their papers end acc
counts ready for examination.
(eS-Sq0| NV. H-47-, M
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July L.

y UN AWAY fran tie G.bJcyiber in Taiy I'm,
N negro man, By t6e name Of KIT, qvbs
formerly Gzed in ManebeRer and qoaJ the br0.
perry Of Robert Sn!yfb. Hc is Of a 6loet conn
PIcxion, abom foriy teary ofege, n ioqo Gyuaf mr.
gro, Of pretty good buik, and n Htfle boId
Piaee on bis bead IL is bteji0aed fbaf be aojH
niake FIR Ricbmond0r Maae6sRer. n literal re-
5oara 7onI6ePaidt TO any Psyion ttnf qOW .jeenre
rim IN Gaol, 10 tbaf Tgef him again.
MI matters ofTs9ei5, are berebp farezcnraeA,
employing THE Iaid Negro, barbouri1g, or carry
ing him om of'fbe State.
WILLIAM CABLRR.
PittGiv07ia, S. ~. 12.--lsf.g
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ut Il HIGH COURT OF cHANcERr, HOLDEN At THE
CAPITOL, IN THE CRY OF RICHMOND, STU
March, 1896.