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only BE exercised ii ases ofimperative, ne.
cesslty. It was not given as an engneof
persecution; but forlhe purpose of sound,
moderate and rational exercise. How far
the President has, i'll this instance. con-
formed to the constitution, let the calm and
unprecedented Judgment of the people de-
termine.
That the people cannot err, know, sir,
is triumphantly adopted by the ruling par
~, as a first principle in political reason
ing. lam persuaded that the Intentions Of
the people are generally right; but expe-
rlence will inform US, that the pc ople, with
the most upright intentions, have erred in
the pursuit of the most noble objects. :
We have known them TO be led asrray by
the mere empty shadow Of liberty, and at
last bow to the substantial yoke OF. Geybo-
tism.-W aat will be the fate Of this coun-
try, will not pretend 70 forrtell. The
conduct of the prevailing party in this
state, is certainly inauspicious to rational
liberty. The persecution of an individual,
dictated by party motives, though it may
not Immediately affect the collective body
Of the people, yet, in It's consequences, is
extremely alarming. As long as we pos
srss the bold spirit of frsemen, it will be ia
vain for government to tell US that we are
exempted from taxation, when the sacred
right of expressing freely our sentiments is
violated. Under these circumstances, we
may bost of full treas ury---it NAV give
momen.ary vigor to our governments but
sir, lis like g copsumptive glow which pre-
sagcs a speedy dissolution.
4 FEDERALIST.
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-.--.uu,ss o,Asxs-
RATIs8ON, Nav ts.

Count Gortz, the Minister for the. Eiec-
torate Of Braadenburgh, and the Elector-
ate Of Baden, &c, has made here the follow.
ing verbal declaration " The Electoral
Legation has not failed to transmit to the
Court of Baden aud their other principals,
the Imperial Russian Note; but have not
received, nor indeed could they as vet re-
ceive any commands on the subject. They
conceive, however, that they may declare,
that his Majesty the King, and the other
Courts whom they represent, entertain a
well founded hope that the First Consul
will of himself be inclined according to
the Sentiment Of the Bohemian and Austri-
AN Minister to give a full and satisfactory
explanation On the subject that has occasi-
oned anxiety, land such as may entirely cor
respond to the expectation of his Majesty
the Emperor OF Russia
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a'tfannrta DatIp sooerttser.
WEDNESDAY, Aucusr S.

FAMiLY QvaRRgL,-A letter fror Paris.
dated May 70, lays" Bsfides the known Az
agreements N our Imperial Family, beeween his
MaJ@Hy Napoleon and his brother c!t;zea Lucel
honaparte, his Imperial Highnefs Prince Lqui.
bonaparsc has narrowly efcaped an affair OF 10
nor with citizen Beauharnois, brother to her I'm.
penal Highsels, the Psincefs Fanny de Beauhar
nois, who, though his mother was fasted ar
Einprefs, his 9ather decreed an Emperor, his ifs
ter made a Prnccfs, and his brotherin law az
Imperial Prince, and ConAable Of the EMPIRE
In the fame day--he received nei'her rank no.
promotion. but fm2!y al annuity of 100000
livFrs, t4ooo|.) IN the month, until be eau l.
Better provided tor. IN the challenge to Prime
Louis, CITIZEN Beauharnois faid, that he was
Vlfccunt. when his Imperial H:ghreis was en-!
SANS CuLoTrE; and that he poffeiIei propert
TO the amount OF 6o,ooo livres in the year, whe
the whole Imperial Bonaparte Family ,ogethea
did nor pohtis al acre OF land or a cottage.
Cit, Flabauly, fon TO the guillotined Ccunt.
de Fla6au~, aid de camp to his Imperial High.
ncis Prince Louis, carried this letter to- his Ma
je4y, the Emperor Napoleon, who ordered th
Field Martial, citizen Murat, TO pus citizes
Beauharnois under arfef who, notwithstanding
the interference Of her Imperial MajeRy, Jofe.
Phine, his mother, he has been exiled, as fomr
fry, to the army on the coat, or, as others pre-
tend, to join the remainder Of the difgraced b
naPartes at Rome" Lor. PAP.
We understand that the Rev. 3. Allison
of Bordenton, New Jersey, and Mr.. Ri
chard French of that neighbourhood, have
invented a machine fer making nails upon
a plan entirely new, and very simple inits
construction.
It's said that this machine cuts the nail,
places i in die, closes vice on it, heads
it BY the action ofhammers, and discharges
it by means of machinery. 1t is also fur
Their added that a boy.can make, with this
engine, from thirty to fifty pounds of nails
per hour.
We are informed that this machine is
now actually at work near Bordenton.
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For SuIe, or. 10 let.
Aug. S..

THAT tt utifnl feat ~hcscon the {nbfttibef
lives, about half mile from the town o.
Alexandria. The Lo: contains foar acres, aa
which are erected handf ne dwelling, VI; si.
azzas round The afa and fccond Goties, ta6ls
and carriage h,ule, fefl!e other OUT boiidr Is ,.
there are alo pertaining to the prentice, an ice
hou(e, two iprngs Of good water, and fsmtnsr
aod wimer Ftihey, The ground is under good
fencing, ard the greater part fee in cover. AID
lbout 40 bearing cherry and peach trees thereon.
For terms apply TO the fubfcobe' on tie pre-.
nfes, or at the corner Of the Dagopal e;cet.
John Duff.
}alr IL. eo
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FOR SALE,

a very likely NEGaO WOMAN, about IS.
years Of age, with her male Child one year old.
She has been accutfomed to all kinds OF hou(:;
work, is to!erable feauaaTcfs, and is well acy
quanted with fhe nuiEng and Attending OF cblI.s.
dlen. For sefns
Apply to the Printer.
Aug. S. c5> 2 W
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i The yn8fe We have exas

oleod. The more We nave eAa'-
- ,h;s affair. and the more we con-
i IN all ITS aspects, the more con-
-. - !. rhe conclusion, which We
since formed of il, that apart
ions and legal considerations ap-
,aels generally, this before US
clear dear ease of malicious murder.
.sfore do not scruple to pronounce 'ln &C.
WANDER HAMILTON 7vas 70'ygAy :,
l lass nueprRED by The The A 54' q
~ ~ Y;ce President Of the Oalted
" + now an exile from this state !;
I've. -. he flies, ualess he can escape
,nself, the. ooics Of a 6r0thsrs 0l. ,a
. aloud to The Al@tSOfy Jf0" ne
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faft H..
For Sale.

TOT Sale,
a twn Cory Fame HOUSE and LOT, on the
north file OF PTloce freet, between PHI aud
Royal Rreets, a: p'elvnt occapied by Thomas,
Wilisns. sof terms apply 20
samuel Cfaig.
Iuno 8.
RF CASH givea Tor clean Line.
and Cotton Rag.
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pabIir GenDae.
an TUESDAY,,


,,>S oml Be said at The t'endae Stor
\ Pam in hoglheads and barrels.
s,.och Brandy in pipes
en- in pipes add DIS.
''3SriIk.y and Apple Brandy IN Ga.
issr,r II bhds. tiercss and bis.
c S.s in tisrces and bags,
w en and brown Soap in boxes
Nood and dip'd Candles
V I in kegs, bcxS, and jars,
giss in kegs and fiaa
Sa.sns Ware III crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngss
r gerisymeres, Duaiis.
! Plsias and Kerlcys,
{ Negro Cottons, Sergess
lEtsficks, blue FREEZES,
IECalimancoss and Ru1els,
Nsrn Stockings,
,,hintzes and Cslicccs,
IriCh Linens, S;Ic6a dc.
.ofnaburgs and Ticklepbusgs,
hIuAins and Mailin Handts,
laais Mullins and Table Cloths
Baudanus Handkerchiefs,
coloufcd Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
Feb. ~.
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FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HARISHORNE,

~ LLI1UI 111N OI1C1NIRAl
AT HIS STORE ON KIRK's WHARF, LOWER enc
OF WOLF STREET,
New-Englsnd Potatoes,
Cosrfc Salt,
M;dliogs and Shoulders of Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Supe,hne Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Large and fmall vefelS may be con-
yenisntly accommodated with Wharfage on mo,
uerate terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceived in them on Storage.
A large STORE on Hoes Wliarftc fell or let
with the privilege Of receiving and fhipp'ng
goods free Of Wharfage.
A fnall HOUSE on Water Street next door
t. Major uneafcr's, for fale.
nursber of LOTS in good iituations for lae
or 10 let on ground rent.
Alex. lsth mo. 10th. eot
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Il Houje Wanted.

A comfortable Dwelling Houfe ola
moderate lize is wanted for lie accommodate, a of
genteel family in that fiction Of the towrly-
my welt of Royal and lough OF P.incc 2rests.
Enquite at tbs cfice.
Nafchz.
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aale5 By aafloa.
On WEDNESDAY,.

On WEDNESDAY,
MO s'clsck, qoiN be f0ldattbe peraat Store, on
The sorasy 81 King and Uui0a .Rreets.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Wmkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks
Wine in pipes and quatter ca&s.
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in ca&s and bags,
Raifns in kegs aud boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Avarasty Of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caaimeres, Calicoes,
Kereys, Threads,
Coatings, / Chintzes,
Halhhicks, Bedticks,
E:arnaugm, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Ha7dkerchicfs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, E2Ricste,.
Fh.;7.
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON e Co.
Have on hand, and &c be fold or very low
terms, handfomr aaorfment OF
fupeffne and ,tccond
BROAD CT 9 I II S.
A quantity OF Roie Blankets,
Twilled DO.
Ticklingbnrg, and Germsn Oinaburgs,
Beasicks and Apron Checks,
Cotton EIoiiery,
Fuftians, Velycts and Cordurcys,
Butnbazetts and Wildbores,
Caiicoes and Itih Linens,
Striped Ierfeys ard CsGimeres,
Corded Dinities and Flannels,
Twilled Coatings and Halfthicks,
200 pieces Englih Canvas,
200 reams writing Paper,
90 do. wrapping do. 80
trunk coIoured TwiRs and Sewing SILKS,
do. Umbrellas,
caiks Sein Irvine,
do. Fig Blue,
do Role BrimFone,
100 kegs White Lead,
6 Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 hhds brown Sugar.
: pipes London particular Madeira Wine'
And quantity of PLASTER or PARis'
Feb. 9.
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Of October last, a negro nan slave named
B O B,
about 20 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight llmbed and we'll formed said slave hath
an impeachment 10 bis speech which prevents his,
readily replying 10 question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took with hlD variety Of
good cloashing, description Of which IS unn@ces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. he
has been frequently seen abort town since he ao-
seconded, and in all probability is now secrefed by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JoHN Muir, late of this town, bat now
said to be free. The above reward will be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, aud
further reward of Ten LoLLAss for the dis
covery of those who have been accessory to his
eoncealmcnt.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarncd at
their peril, rot TO take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. Is. d
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Who haze also on Hand,

J4yf receaUed anu for Ssle,
Sweet Cyderby the barrel,
Apples do.
~. England Rum do.
Candles by the box,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent T. Iaand Cheefr,
Spiced Salmond in 2 and gallon kegs.
Rs,Gns by the box,
Pruncs, Almonds, Engliih Walnuts.
Shelbarks, Chelnuts, fwcet Oranges,
LINES, Lemons,
Green Giapss by the jar or pound,
Coddh for family ufc,
500 bulhels r. l. Potatoes,
And general aaortment Of Groceries
f.. WILLIS.
Jan.Iz.
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SATURDAY, MARCH &c, 1904.

Malaga Wane, Raas1aas, &c.
Jua received, per the brig Celia.
Capt. Bowen, from Malaga,
100 quarter caals Malaga Wine,
100 bali Or. 90.
20 Or. caass Mountain Wine Of a hyperion
quality,
50 baikcts Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Raiins,
200 boxes Mulcatsldo.
2co do. Bloom do.
Is boxes Lemons,
which viii begin landing this day at our wharf.
7. and T. Vowel.
Who haze also on Hand,
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in ,ierccs and bis. fprrior old
Port Wire, do Madeira do. Turks Iland Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Beef, RofIia
Duck, white Ruaia Shccting, DniIangs, Rayenf
duck, &c. &c.
an. 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
ROBIN REDBREAST

\ ZINE bay fifteen and = halFhands high, in,
Pof'en IRON England lost spring will sand
the ensuing season AZ my stable in Chestcricld
county on Appomat'oX river. 10 miles above Pc.
tersburg, 70 cover mares Ut twenty-five dollars
tbs season, Tor gHI.h notes will he expe ned. dis
ch@rrab'e by the paymertof twenty dollars on on
bstors the FIRST day OF OGober next; ten dollars
the leap 0 bepaid when the mare IS covered. vith
one dollar for each mare 20 the groom. Good
and extensive pasturagc gratis, having nearly one
thousand acres Of high and low land IN six differ.
ent Enclosures, under strong Ierccs, beside seve-
raj clover lois. The greatest attention shall bs
PAID 70 mar left in my care but W iil MOI be La
bic for accidents OF escapes.
p ID G r r.
ROBIN REDBREAST was got by Sir Peter
Teazle, his dam Wren, by Woodpecker, his grand
dam Papilliou, (Sir PEERS dam) by Snap, h,s
great grandam Miss Cleveland, BY Gectdrs his
great great grandam Midge BY 4 ssn Of BE- Pol-
ton, Bariiets Childers, Honeywood'o Arabian,
dam Of the Two True Blues
(Taken from the general sud book.)
Pr II r q r III ANCF.
In 1900 ttie only year he rum a. Bdlguorth.
June ID, 4 mile heats. VI four years old. he Won
the maiden plate, beating Mr. Day'sKaginer, by
Fsecipiiate, and MIR. Cars Prospe6.
The neXt day, AZ the same place, 4 mile heats,
he came IN first and first. bur lost the race for the
want Oft few ounces IN weighttas last heat
AZ Newcastle, July Sd, he won the members
PURGE of e 50, 4mile heats, beating MrHarrison's
Trumpaior, & distanoing SirT Mostyn's Hedera.
Al Nantwich, July 10 he won the to.yr purse
Of & So beating Mr. Smith, Sultan, and distan-
cling Sir 7 Mostyn's Hedera
At Warwick Sept ., be won his nalestys
plate oFlO0 guiucas, 4 mile heats, beating ord
Donegaii's Fugleman, anu dis,ancing Mr. Tharms
Marquis
Ne won the purse at Liich6el1, Sept II 4
mile heats, seating Lord Donegalrs b b. by
Potso's, and dis,auring MI Brooke's Baron Nile,
Lord OxicTd's YiaoIia ard NJ Coxc's Cocoa
Tree. lie was never beaten mile hsa.s except
~ Bridruorts, ~ above stated, where, although
Il was gwen against him, 1t Vas evident that ae
was much the best horse
THOMAS GOODg.
March 1st, 1904. #
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Committed to the iail of

A!bemarc county, a negro man about 25 years of
age, yellowish black complexion, spare made,
feet or inches nigh, rather stoop shoulder
cd, has kind of hitch when he walks in one of
his hips, has been severely whipped, and says he
belongs 10 Mr. James Manteloe, who has lately
moved over towards Greenbrier from Hanover.
Also a negro boy about - or l4years old, yellow
complexion says he belongs to Er Suthars OF
Augusta county The owners are requested 70
come forward, prove their properly, &c or they
Wi. be dealt with as the law direas
TEOs WILLS, Jr. Tailor.
Albemare co. April /. 1904. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
By tSe Governor Of tbs 7ermoaweait5 Of PirSiaia,
A PROCLAMAaION

4 PROCLAMATION.
AZ HEREAS 1t is represented TO the Execu-
Wv tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined for horse stealing. and Cullen
Demmory, confined for murder in the second dc,
gree, have (the two former for the second ,in'c)
escaped from the penitentiary. have therefore
thought tx, with the advice of the council OF state
10 issue this proclamation, hereby Offering 4 re.
ward of one hundred dollars for each Of the con-
vitts so escaped. to any person or persons who
shall appTehend and convey them or either ofthem
TO the penitcutsry. And do moreover require
all officers civil and military, and exhort the good
people of the commonwealth TO use their best en-
deavors to apprehend and convey to the peniten-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person and Cullen Demmory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the COM
lie n,onwealth annexed at Richmond, this 31st
day of March. 1864.
Signed, John P.iGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted Of horse stealing at
the distra court of Washington, MAY 1902 born
in the county of Charlotte, feet IL inches high,
81 years DID, fair complexion. dark hair and blue
eyes, has bad counteuance, aud when spoken to
cannot look you in the face
Robert Peirson, convicted of the same offence
ar the distria court the Sweet Springs. Otaoher
1902 born III the county OF Sote,our,, feet high,
20 years old, fair complexion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes, very thin visage, and has down look also
has the appearance OF bad health.
Cullen Demmory, dark nuatto. conviaed of
murder in the second degree, at the dstri3 court
OF Suffolk, May, 1901; born in the county of
Southampton, feet IL inches high, q years
DID, black hair and black eyes, and very thin Wis
sc.
Caldwell and Peirson made their escape from
the Penitenuary the 10Th Of April last and were
retsken in the counties of Botceur' 3 Washing
ton. and were both tried for escaping and sen,cn.
ced to two years additional confinement, the
former by ths distriA cour. Of Warrington in
Sept last an1 the latter by gr 1jstri9 court held
It the Swee' SPRING. in Oet. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 80 600
n. b. Prizes subject TO a deduction of Is per
cent.
Thisl lottery has been authorized by the Legis
iature OF Virginia. for the laudabe purpose oF c.
reeting seminary Of learning IN or near the me-
tropolis OF this state. With this view, it is con.
templatedto RAISE 10000 dollars, and {. 5G0donars
in addition, for defray mg the expenses attendant
on drawing tine lottery. Citizens of the first re.
speStabilhy have been selected AS trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eNertions to carry it into eheN The scheme mas
the advantage # giving 10 Zach adventurer,
Chance for some very large prizes, whilst the pro-
portion OF pr 10 blanks. is gyeat as 10 invite
the friends of the intended institution 10 pa1ske
in the lottery, with very little risk of their becom.
ing losers. The treasurer of the state is 10 he APP
pointed 10 receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold. and to pay the amount of the pri-
zes to the fortunate adveuturcrs. Il is believed
that the above considerations will induce a rapid
sale of tickets, and the drawing will commence as
soon as sufficient number shall be sold to auiho-
rize (which 1t is believed will be on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904. q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
THE SUBSCRIBER.

THiahing 10 cmfioy ais eajtitai in anothess
way, 5irotoseS 10 sell, az Pu6Ac Vendue,
on The 23d day Of May merit, at The Eagle
TdUcin, commencing az IL o'clock II. M.
the .foHo-wng gUcN situated and valuable
PROPERTY, SOitsin ahts eity-Viz:
HIVE LOTS, between ,he balm of the
L Canal aud James river--on one Of thele,
IS a good two aosy dwelling Louie, officee
ana garden On another, there is dwell
ling houie, Offices and garden, Of equal va
!Uc--On another, there is imailel dwell
ling houfe apd garden / he Two orher Lo,s
are finely G,ua;ed on he South EAT tide
Of the Hay Market Square, upon Que of
which there is good lumber houfe.
Alto, that ve'y commnd'ou., finely fitu-
ated, two Hory brick Dwelling Houfe,
,snh a iquars of tour Lots, (mor' eligible
n poln; of f:ua,ien perhaps, than any O..
ther ia the ci.y) and completely arranged
Offices, on which the iuoicrlber now reiidcs.
4 further Description 10 deemed unuecef-
fairy, as i; is wrihed that ,hoie who are dir-
pof-d to pl'chaie, oil preyiou0y examine
the prenifes Tbs is& delcribed Square, will
he found worthy OF particular attention,
ince there IS not snother entire isuare, per-
hap1, to be purehafed on any ;eIms.
IL is well known that property in Rich
mond become5 daily, more and more valua--
bic. The rapid increale Of commerce aud
population, the great sod increaiing adyaB-
Iages Of ,he Canal, and the Establishment OF
Back, with many other public iuai,utions,
iultity the opinion, thu, properly thus 6tuaA
ted will continue TO adyaoce ia price
The terms Of fale viii be, a credit Of five
inHalueuia--;he fra falling due fix months
a',er ihe day Of lale, aud The others to fuc-
coed a, on interval of fix monlhs from each
other.
Should It be Agreeable for purchafers to
make prompt payment, liberel difcouBt
will be made; az 1t issn obje6t to obtain
mares il the Bank.
d. NJ RANDOLPH.
Richmond, 20 March, Sea. vtds
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'yTHE public are hereby informed, thar the sub
Z scriber is prepared with an excellent seine,
which will be employed the whole of this season,
at the well known SHAD & HERRING FISH
cry at Varina. twelve miles below Richmond
The road that leads to this fishery, is palmer and
better than the road leaning to any other fishery
on James river below this city. His prices for
fish will be as follow /: Thirty-three shiliings and
four pence per hundred for shld. or six pence 4
peace for n smaller quantity For ierrings, TWEEN
ty shings per thousand. He will keep a regular
supply OF salt and barrels FOR the accommodation
Of those thar may be disposed to purchase FISH by
the quantity. Gf1
Henrico, March 20, 1894
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09

SAID Wilkinson IS about "a years Of age, ubyards
fsGbair. sr5,c5 be commonly keeb,rief fboxzb it is
moi vey long, and tas some few eclles in BIS face
be ciotbed IN b.ue rou1i,5ouf blue ,tirtout
Heary Hevr, STRIPED Pan'al0on; IF sye coioed ve5vet
or fancy cord, and thin summer sgaistcoa 5ut nor
particularly YecsXected
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TO ne SOLD.

TOR ready money, in pursuance of deed of
Il trust, from David Ross Esq in order to
xaise the sum of 1914 dollars 50 cents, with in
terest at 5 per cent from the 18th September,
1903, till payment. il being the balance due on
rhe three first instruments of debt due from the
said David Ross. TO the trustees of James Dun.
hop, dec under decree of the High Court of
Chancery and secured by deed of trust, the fol-
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-09
The subscriber zviLLreceiue

,n1acto,y Of arms, PROPOSALS. ,tor Furnishing
tbe commonwealth Of PigiHa, fort5e CavaAy tbe,e-
Of, six bandref pair Of HOLSTERS, and SIX bun
bred SWORD BELTS.
He will aisoreoeive, unHktb above date. Proposals
~, erecting a HOUSE in f5e cry Of Richmond, for
e6e preservation Of public Ordnance.
JOHN CLARKE.
AEdyc5 20tb. 1904. f14m