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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

D IllG honorable me preSiQentj Sno the c.
Their members of the senate. and the
speaker and members OF the house Of
representatives of the state of South
Carolina.
The memorial OF the Subscribers, Citi-
zens of the said State,
sHEwRTH,
THAT your memorialists are deeply i'm
pressed with grief at the prevalence of the
custom of Duellng, which, trampfing up
on all laws. human and divine, sweeps of
many useful citizens, leaving their lami-
lies prey 10 sorrow, and often to power
ty and vice.
That the custom originated in dark and
barbarous ages, when a regular and inn
partial administration of justice was un-
known and unparalleled but it ought rot
TO be tolerated by the civilization Of mo-
dern lines, under Legislation which has
provided, or may easily provide adequate
redress for all serious injuries committed
against the life, liberty, fame or property
of the citizen.
That this custom ere0s tribunal for
the settlement of personal differences, in
which, contrary to all sound principles,
man becomes tie sole Judge Of bis own
cause f; whence, as might have been ex-
peeled from such code, ihe only punish
ments for the lowest, as well as the high
est offences, are written IN blood.
That restraining personal resehtments,
by giving the attribute Of vengeance to
the laws, was the greatest victory obtain
ed by civilization over barbarism-butt the
custom of Duelling is too veil calculated
10 defeat the beneficial effects Of that tri-
unph, and 10 weaken the authority Of all
laws, by accustoming men to contemn
their sanctions.
That your memcriaiists arc appreheu-
sive from the frequency Of the practice
Of late years, that This custom is gaining
ground, and seems likely 70 be carried 10
such great lengths, as to degrade men to
the condition Of gladiators, and to intro
duce anew the reign Of baTbarism.
That from the nature Of the human
mind, men are ever ready to follow ex-
amples, especially those set by eminent
persons; when, therefore, The body of
the community percei'es great, and in O.
Their respects virtuous citizens, shedding
each others blood on slight provocajions,
or trivial preteuces, the fatal practice be-
comes general. Thus the barriers be-
tween virtue and vice, innocence end guilt,
are broken down-and that horror OF she'd
ding human blood wan,only, which is The
best safeguard Of the peace Of society, 10
greatly diminished, or wholly destroyed.
That in countries where distinctions of
rank are sanctioned, q Pernicious cus.c.a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
TRANSLATED for The NORFOLK HERALD
Letter from Cen. MoarAU 10 his brother,
Tribune at Poris:

BAREGEs, oh July.
An express has brought me permit
to pass some days here with my wife and
child. OF the officers who conducted me,
there remains only Ramel, who has been
extremely attentive, and Who viii &c.
company me 20 the port from which am
to embark. What ideas, what recoilcc-
tons have assailed me in travetsiug this
fnc country, for the purpose Of leaving il
---ucvcr 10 return.
" Il seems as IL they had made me pass
through il in one IF its lorges, dimcnsi-
ons To increase my regret. Calm your
ssrrows, ny friend, for shall still find in
family affections resources sufficient 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
100000
MAKING tore,her
IS,42o,ooo

discharged in three years and half.
Wcshall finish these remarks with men
tioning single fact. During The whole
administration OF Mr.. Adams, there was
not a dolla, OF the public debt really re-
deemed; for the new debt created by loans
considerably exceeded The amount paid Cf
the old. CURTlUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

81 The foKovi7e infsrc3tAg icHer is /r9m
me Jersey Gazette u nc 2Oh Iagnst--
3ze character and 1yigiaaH5y Of NAM IF
tie sentiments accord 30 eractiy zyitb tie
situaiiou and 6ehaUior II I'iORH mn. that
no discerning reader vW dop5t rs aushez-
HciIy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

And in correspondence with an
estimate made in the same re-
por. there will have been dis
charged by this time the addi-
tional amount OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

ing from the heterogeneous mass that
winch is applicable 10 existing circumstan-
ces.
But no circumstance so completely de-
Tnonsuatcs the full competency of the puo
lie resources during the whole period of
the administration as the operations FOR
the redemption of the public debt. In the
month Of April, 1901, congress passed an
Ell appropriating the annual sum of u
100000 dollars 20 the payment of the prin-
cipal and interest Of the debt, allrger sum
than had in any antecedent year been APP
piled. Instead, however, of barely COM
plying with the acquisitions of this aGt,
there has been applied annually much
larger sum.
Besides the regular payment of the in.
terest there has been discharged OF the
principal, from the LIST of April, 1901, to
the sdof September, 1905, as appears by
the report of the secretary OF the treasury
of the 24lh Of October, 1903, the sum of
Dollars.
q OCD OOo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

No'cby fbeUaasiaior. The above is Supposed
TO be the fabrication Of certain Ex.ArohbishoD
who resides ~ Guernsey,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

fgfi-r.1
The following Letter, tsays Paris paper,)
is attributed TO ono Of our Geoerals,
whom prudence lorbids as to name:
- Scr,. 70 Gen. B5nGhGrfc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
MEMORIAL.

To the honorable The president, and the c.
Their members of the senate. and the
speaker and members OF the house of
representatives of the state of South
Carolina.
The memorial of the Subscribers, Citi-
zens of the said State,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-18
Di9rief- Of Columbia-Io VT:

WHEREAS NA,Axw Ellis has by his petition
in writing, appied TO the Hos.N Nicholas Firzhush,
one of ID. AGiRant Judge. Of the Ciresit Court
of the Dlaria of Columbia, 20 be admitted to
the benefit Of the sa Of Congress for the relief
of ,niolyent debtors within the Diaria aiaretaid,
and has stated rhercin that he is nov in actual
confinement in the Jail of the county of Alexan-
dsia, at the fuit Of ]. w. and S. Leonard and
Company, and thar being upsble 10 diicbsrge
faid Leonard and Co.'S. claim, with Others againR
him, hss offered to deliver up, for the ule OF bis
creditors, all bic property real, Perfonal and mix.
I'D: Nssar.is sber.fore gives, TO the creditors OF
the faid William Foliin, TO attend at the Court
Houfe in the town of Alexandria, on Tuefday
the zsth inf between the hours of 10 o'clock 10
The forenoon, and O'Clock ia the evening ofthSt
day, TO fhcw csuie why faid priiouel hsll not be
discharged according TO law,
BY Order.
G. Deneale, c. g.
Sept. IL. dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-18
FROM THE REPERTORY.
THE CHRONICLE.
-
/. No. I.

The press is the common medium, thro.
which not only intelligence respecting the
Administrations Of government ia conveyed
to the public, but the principles and doc
trines by which public opinion is to be
formed. It is true, our citizens are to ex-
erecise their own unbiased Judgment in
their decisions, but large portion have no
other data ON which they can reason, bu,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-18

DR.. PARK, the Eaitsr IF the Bossoa Reber-
tory,|ha< Promised to uan,ask a set Of men
zuhs zu-ite far the democratic paper IN
that tom. The jsAo1virg IS the first
rum6er. lRegister.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-18
JUST PUBLISHED,
BY ROBERT and JOHN GRAY,
Kiag arees,
AN xLRcANr EDITION OF

The HOLY B I B-L E.
Ia four handfems Oasvo Volumes--Price, well
b1und, Ter Dollars.
This edition is now offered to the public as 8
:peSiG,su of Ansrjcsn paper snd printing, which
will not fofer by comparifon With aoy book
printed 10 this country.
gf- A GoLD MEDAL was given to
..Ssbcrt Carr, the Printer OF this Bible, by the
ks.rican Company of Booksellers, as the bsa
pscimen Of Printing exhibited At their annual
meeting AZ NewEYosk last luce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-18

Will be offered for Sale,
To the bigheR bidder, en- the If day OF Novem
Der next, if fair, if not the aext fair day, al
the Little Falls Of Potomac,
That noted and valuable 4Shad and
Aerr21g Fsagy,
called MIDDLE ROlKS and alto one half Of
the POT ROCK, and UPPER HERRING
POINT. Halt of the purehTe moaey will De
re qui,ed in hand, and the balance 10 one year
from the Pulchale.
Charles L. Broadwater.
Sept. 10. i2w3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-18
I'm Dollars Reuard.

ABSCONDED about eight days ago from the
fablcnbers iesvice, bright Mulatto a.ye, called
IS HARRISON
He is about IL or % years of sge, tall ard thin.
He has been fccn in the neighbonrhood Of Wef
End wshin day or two.
The above reward will be given to an, perfon
who will loige him in the jail of Alexapdria, or
II my PoGsa on. ..,.
William Hodgfon.
Seet To-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
Wrdnesdau. Februarn

Mr.. Nicholson reported abill forincor-
porating The Theatre association in the city.
of Washington.
Referred to a committee ofthe whole.
Mr. Nicholson reported a bill providing.
forthe settlement of sundry claims to pub
lie lands living south Of the state of Fen
nessee, which was received md rcadthe first
time.
DR.. Leib movedto postpone its further
consideration to the first Monday in Bec.
next.
This motion was lost-Ayes 31-and
the bill referredto committee ofthe whole
House.
Mr.. Leib observed that an account Of
the most extraordinary nature had been
recently laid before the house by the Navy
departments respecting the expences of the
Marine Corps. 1t was indeed a pieno-
menon in accounts. 1t was of such a ma
ture as required the interposition of the
House either to annihilate or reform
the Office Of Of the navy.
The statement was a species Of non-des-
cript never seen before in the United
States. From it, it appeared that the pub
lie money had been expended in a most
~extravagant way, without any efficient
check.
From it, it likewise appeared that the
lieutenant colonel commandant had united
in his person the Offices ofquarter master,
forage master, conmissary and pay master
without check or controul. There was a
high necessity, DR.. Leib said, when the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
For the Alesandria Daily Advertiser.

Far the Alexandria Daily Advertiser.
COME peerleG Charity AMI mourn with me,
The iron cufiom ofdegen'fase days;
Where jqRice aands inverted where fufpicicn
Makes all iuhj Ct Of its blaflag breath,
That by no fwelliog finance, aands aloof,
And awes the guilty. tongue! Al! where's The
crime,
Ii all the catalogue Of Human vice,
SO cruel, 70 inglorious, 70 bafe
As his, who Glehcs from the hnmble brow
OF honef merit, the good name it wears?
Yet, lis a mod,ih paitime Calumoy
Moves c%refcent, as the humid rolling fnow
And blcf are they who help it not along.
Cheei'd by no friendly voice, ah! who could
aand
And brook the continually of the proud ?
Eve witneG,d lovely Innocence derided
I've fcen its tears; Oh! could my growing
mufc
Equal the theme, and vindicatc its csufc!
/ mourn the Daughter Of AdverEty,
Scrambling, unaided, thro' life's craggy road.
On what a fender BATS reas her all
That's dear below! JuG touch her fame-fhe
dies
You blaf her hope of every future joy
Ye tho tleis, then, take not that all away
Draw not your " bow at venture" = Of It's
prey
It as certain as, in days of yore,
TIL unerring Syrian's was! Ey'n tho che be
The fun Of ey'ly worth, the oblique hint,
The nod Ggnifcant, embellifh'd thus;
4. TbylyJ; is ts falx," pufh her 70 far
Back the drcar chain Of misjudging fpleen,
That ev'n her lie Of ~penancc noJught a~vails,
Nor can a plying wsrld Ger draw her thence!
Still LIES fweet folace, hope, we mcrcileG,
Lights up its laughing torch, and lhcws yoar
path,
a way of rotate charms but what is brr.S
All! We have made ii cherries as the morning,
When forms ard tempslts beat upor your rcofi
If haply ilecp, Der lethean pow'r difpenfe,
g And lull awhile the tenlpca of the FOUL
In pure exts,ic l%ilions foon they fade
Soon the bieG mimic vanifhes in cir,
And monarch reafon chidcs the fond chimera!
Let the chaste soul, pure as the new blown
rose,
Meetthe world ~frowning on is rising merits;
Apace those rising merits, like the dew,
Before the s~corching sun beam, disappears,
And emulation loses all It's FIRE;
Aplce the wretch, dishearteu'd, sinks down,
down
The dizzy vortex Of Indifference
OF s%ensuality -ofdiic despair!
O! ye, whose crowded Golfers falsely give
The appellation great, whose Offspring bask
In the celestial beams of 6lial love,
And fair, unsullicd name IT'S your. t. encou.
rage,
Not cypress the wretch whom fortune doon'd
To fill LIES back ground Could a smile from
you
Retain within the pale Of fair d~ecorsu,,
A soul, as precious, even asytur own,
Would You suppress ii Make the pleasing eff
fort;
If Zone bright proof reward your f~ost'ring care
The deed, fear not, is TO your credit PLACID,
And when yau stand IN reed, shall count Won
more than woflds!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
Washington Society.

The Members Of the Warrington
Society of Alexandra, are requeaed
to attend an anniverfary meeting OF
the fad fociety, on Thurlday the
a3d day of this month, at Gadlby's
Hotel, at half paf 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
The fociety will move IN p~roceiion
precifely at IL o'clock, tothe Prelby-
terian Church, where ar Grafton will
be delivered by John Carlyle Herbert,
Elq.
G. DENEALE, secry.
Alexandra, Feb. IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
Far tie alexandria Daily Advertiser.
IMPROMPTU.
Oh rsadinga piece siggnsd" A DEaoeRAT'
In SQtnrday's dSoertser.

Great chymist. say how much sfliG greg
Can keep thy TRAN, in due solution,
Ike wit.inspifiag qvbsk'd eggg ssg,
To put all da5isrs 70 eoniusiaa.!
4 head Of wood or clay,', alack.
Would never serve a Dsrnocrar,
The one " ould 6u,n. the Other track,
And lose the Jegxreaiaa faf.
His skulls Of lead. his face q bro,s.
Dreneh'd dailg IN some ~whiskey Joaatafn;
His hearts Of stons IA wicked mass
Dag from the 6ai Of tie Salt Mountain.
Fs5ruay IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
Wednesday December Z.
Continued. J

Mr.. Holland was in favor of the amendment
from the Senate as better than the one tent from
the Houle. He had always tho th. contribution
taultyfrom the want Of his proviGon & expsrl.
enc: had thew the r~scefity OF If. IF The cafe Of a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
Feb. ID.
! 81. AndrezuN Society.

y. T71I71Il5 50cE9lJ.
The members Of the ST. An
drews Society are ~requefed to attend
a aated quarterly meeting, TO be held
at Gadibys Tavern OF Tuefday the
gift inf. at s o'clock.
BY order of the Prefdent.
James 7oUers, Ssc'w.
February IS.
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AnnaUsT}dry Ball.
Alexandria, Feb. IL.

AnylOSfJnIV DG1t-
THE Ball In commemoratlon OF the
Birth Of our late ill4ttrious friend and
patriot Gen. Geo. Warrington, will be
held al Gadlbys Hotel on Thurfday
the z3d iaf. a fubfcription paper IS
lodged at the Bar, where gentlemen
are requeaed to fub1cribe, ana obtain
4 ticket Of admifien-price 5 dollars.
VIM. Fitzhugh,
J.. DebloiS,
G.. Deneale, 8
T. G. Herbert,
VA. Dangerheld,
Thos. Tripiett,
Feb. i3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
" estham Iron Foundry,
NEIR RICHMOND.

T7H2 subscriber takes the liberty ofinfornins
= the publ thar he has taken lease and is at
present working the above fouRdsry and having
provided the best artists in that line from New
York and Georgetown, together with Pig Iron
of the frs quality -
Proposes % cast-Mill gudgeons & Inks of e.
very description also cas- iron wheels for the ma
chincry of mills RuGford, registered and plain
gra,es; CRATE front and bottoms, FOR RumfaIdi-
Eing ire."iaces; large and small stoves cabou
ses and ca6bn stoves Franklin stoves for wood
or coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
conpieJei coach warmers SPAIN stoves and maud
pllres cast railing of every patterns plow
shares and p!ow boards cast Wagon, coacn,
phaston and chaiv boxes scale weights from
TO 50 lb sash and clock weightsi patent taw
irons Scr srillhs, very approved plan :
backs jams and back lays nal cu,!jnG machines
with sctews complete; @hee!-bauow boHlcrs Z;
garden dilto Gas. iron anvils FIRE dogs and hand
irons of every description--together with any o.
ther article in the casting line, given pattern,
at the shortest notice, by application at the fur
mace, orto
JAMES DUNLAP, in Richmond.
25'h June, 1891. w3m
2. s. Old Iron purchased by rplication as 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH.
First american, from f5- Foprtb European Ed'ti0,
IN FOUR VOLUMES.

The work now offered to the American reader
exhibits a complete view of the-Ansiquitics,
Manners, Customs, religious Ceremonies, Laws,
Arts and Literature of Ancient Greece at the
period of its greatest spleador. A knowledge of
these has hitherto been only attainable by labo-
rious perusal of writers who have been little so,
licitous to Join entertainment with instruction
The TRAVELS OF ANACGAR5Is, on the contra
ny, are so written, that the reader may frequent
ly be induced to imagine he is perusing a work of
mere amusement, invention and fancy; till his
eye chances 70 the bottom OF the page, when>he
perceives there is scarcely 4 sentence and not
single tatt or circumstance, but is supported by
the authority of some ancient su,hor. The a.
mazing number OF these quotations may perhaps,
at first sight, seem TO have been unnecessary and
to have more the appearance of parade OF eru-
diuon, than to be of any real utility but it is to
be remembered that az the same time that they
must be highly acceptable to the man of real
learning by enabling him to refer Immediately 10
the original Author, they are extremely useful
nay, we may say. absolutely necessary, even to
such readers IS can never be supposed to have
ny Intention to consult the authorities quoted as
they clearly shcw that such an idea, or such 4
circumstance IS not merely decoration or ike
Offspring OF ne fancy Cf the author, but irrncd-
atcly taken from some ancient writer, and there
fore perfectly accordanr 10 the general scope and
plan of the work.
TERMS.
l. The FIRST Edition in America of Anacharcis's
Travels, wiiibe comprised in four volumes oeta-
20.
IL. Il shall be printed on handsome wove paper
and new type casting for the purpose. Each
volume will contain about 400 pages.
III The price to subscribers per volume bound
ard lettered, will be two dollars in boards /
dollar and IS cents, TO be paid on delivery OF
each vo'ume. The European edition sells at ID
dollars per set.
Nv. There shall be handsome map of Greece
given with tine frs. volume, 10 he executed by
one of the frsr engravers.
g7p Subscriptions received at s. Peasants
printing -o!sice aud booI:store, Richmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

p y Hd0Srf,9c8e:ssS,, NJ e3cccedingr SQUARE
sHt-7tgth, Gre inserted IN this Iqher for scvea-
fy7jTve tsthe. first time three dollars for
fhF'ce vveess Go t;mea) and for every a9di-
tio'ial insertion fhirfy-tkree cents. Long ones
az :he same hrohortion-iaie5sa Steciai c on
trace Dc arqde hy IRE year.
8. - toc tue l.. tJr7nItion OF the Freeholers Of
the State, the following coretllist of the persons
WHO compose the Republican Ticket OF Electors of
President and Vice rcsidcnt oil the United States,
rs pnhiisncd
Tine &lcdion for E s9ors will be holden in each
'colrsy and corporation, on the FIRST Monday IN
Nove'roer next.
PHILIP n. NICHOLAS, Chairman.
]. II. FoUsucs, Sec'yy.
RIchmou |, 5say n, 1904. wifi
Richard Evers Lee, of Not}oH Borong6.
Jo'n SooJrica, oj Isie IF UIgbt.
Edward Pegram, If D:npidLe.
DR.. Richard Field, Of B,Ansvrick.
Tnomas Read, of C5ariofte.
Cred Taylor. Of Cumberland.
William II. Cabell, Of Amherst.
George Penn, Of Paf,ici.
George Wythe, Of City of Richmond.
J ohm Taylor, of CWcline
iaridn Smith. Of Kms e Queen.
John Minor, Of Spots y!0dia.
William Elizey, of Loudjan.
William Dudley, Of IYGSSrict
hIaan Page, Of Gloucester.
John Tlliaferro, jr. Of KiRS George.
Richard Brent, Of Prince William.
Hug Holmes, q FREDERICK.
James Daley, Of Hampsbire.
James Allen, ~ Shenandoah.
Archjbald Stuart, of augusta.
James MI arlane, Of Russell.
Gen John Preston, Of Montgomery.
William Mckinley, Of Ohio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
Also
Richmond, july 10, 1905 tbs

nS Thursday the 25tn instant, II Fart o'hcr-
- wise the next fair day, will be exposed forsale
TO the highest bidder, 9, the dwelling housc ofthe
lave William smith, dec. about one mile above
Manchester. all the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
Dollars. $4,000

Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
next class, 10 dolls. each; the price of all o.
theirs will be IL dolls.
All prizes of 5 dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled. IF they be NOT claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be considered as renewed in the second class.
The drawing TO commence in the City Of WI
Harrisburg, on the 1st day Of June, 1909. under
the management of ames Madison, John BraCk-
en-, William Nelson, .Robert Greenhow, Durwel
Rassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis, William Ligh,foot, Littleton w.
Tazeweii, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

NETILL be given to any person who viii deli
y V YER TO the subscriber or secure in jail, ne
gro man slave named FRANK. who ran away
from nc on the 30,h May and is octhe following
scripuon--complexiou light, agea5out SO years,
stature about feet g Or 9 inches, his under lip
hangs very much, visase very thin and features
suaTpi nc has = scar one hand bur do not
recolIea which, and his cars have been a little
frost bitten On the rim be isa coarse shoe maker
and formerly belonged to Mrs. Sophia Wathall,
Of whom ( purchased him last fall u is uune
cess1ry TO describe his dress as he has a variety
ofciothicg, and will probably change it frequent
~. The said fellow has connexions in Powha
tan county and is well acquainted about Peters.
burg and IN the neiyhnourhood Of the court
house in this county; il is therefore probable he
nIay be lurking about some Of those places. /
hereby fovew2n all persons from harhoring The
SAID negro or Of converting him off
Any information respecting the said nero
wish tobe given to the su5sciberre. idmgin Ches-
tcriied county, or 20 Mr. Valentine Wirfree At
the courthouse Of thc said county.
25BI7Hd H17CHBR.
July ~, 1895. w4,'
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TRAVELS IN GREECE.
PROPOSALS,

By THE .HBBE R.HRT'HELEdEY,
Keeper of the Medals in the Cabinet Of the King
Of France, and Member of the Royal Academy
of inscriptions and Bellies I-ettres.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
w ALTER POTTER,
BOOK-BLVDER e STHTTOWER,

Main Street; Richmond;
THANKFUL for the encouragement he has
4 received since commencing BUSINESS, hopes by
his stria attention and faithful execution of all
orders which he may be favored win to merit a
further continuance Of patronage. He hes la,ely
received 4 fresh supply Of S7A7IoEAR1;, and
has now on hand q large assortment of Blank 6.
Ruled Books. Merchants Accompt Books ruled
70 any pattern, and Book-Bnding in its various
branches executed with neatuess, accuracy aud
dispatch. w6t