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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
BURR MILESTONE
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bI-1RUF.fCX'0RY
FHG Snbscribcr takea this mode of returning III,
thanks 20 his FORMER patrons, and informing the
public m general, that he has (by desire OF his
Hiends) Recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING OF BURR MILL-STONGS and having
ku msh9a himself with = supply OF the oest ma
terialS, and having had sixteen years experience
IN the business, IN Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes 20 be able TO give ,stiscs6tion
to his employers.
The he viii warrant TO be a: good =. ..
ny in the Uuitel States
hny orI5rs .elt with Capt. WILLIAk PsK.
MOCK, No.Sol& Capt. EVILL1Am CHAMBzRs.
Staunton; NY WILLIAM HAY, Wylhe county,
OF Mr.. RoEERT MooRE, Petersburg, shall I've dn
y attended TO, and country produce received in
payment, at the customary prices.
e@ TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
TO the above business. and :hort time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10th, 1903 Uf)
n. &. FOR SALE, PLASTER ofPdRES,
IN stone OF ground, for the Improvement of land
with directions FOR the use thereof
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MARRIED LADY's COMPANION,
Poor Mans Friend.
IN FOUR PNRTc

IN FOUR PARTS.
I. An address to the married Lady who is the
Mc'her of Daughters.
II. An aidresst to the newly married Lady.
HI. Some importan; hints to the Midwife.
~ An essay on rhe management and common
diseases oe Children
B7 SA1NUEL x. JENNINGS.
Ihe title and heads of this work are considera-
by expressive of its nature and design Each
part contains moral reflections adapted to the cha
raeters for which they intended; bur they con-
pose in the whole, medical book of snch SORT as
necessarily interests every family. The Dan il
conducted with all pssoble simplicity and plain.
= ness, and will he found very great convenience
to the Ladies.
twill be printed ona neat plain Type, and good
Paper. and it is supposed viii contain two hum
dred and forty pages of duodecimo size.
The price 10 subscribers, If neatly bound, will
be o. IL in boards. is. Cd
So soon as tle work is finished the subscribers
may apply to Mr. Nicolson, and Others with
whom they may make their subscriptions, who, on
receiving payment, will deliver to them their
books.
number of copies will be deposited with Mr.
Samuel Peasants and other book sellers; from
whom the public may De supplied
The author Hat,ers himself. that his work will
pc found very useful one Having submitted
his manuscripts to the inspection of several resDeG.
able and judicious men, he is eucours ged 10 ven
th't tins publication IN favor OF himself He is
wei aware, that the composition may lie caculat-
cd for usefulness, and YET for want of being push.
cd forward into public notice, il may lie dormant
on ihe book sellers shelf AS his chief design was
to be beneficial % his fellow citizens he is deter
mined TO spare no pains which may I've necessary
t. Circulate his books; and they will therefore
probably be offered for sale al most of The court
houses o. rho upper counties of the state ofVirgi
MA lie thanks lie uafrIOtic genflerosn Of The
Nv houses of legislation, who gave him friendly
enc ,e-sgomeut, ard calculates on their influence
AZ 'h"ir respective counties, so far as the merit of
The performance may deserve their aid
SAMUEL X. JENNINGS.
February s. 1904 On
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Notice.

NHE partnership Of John Moore and Joseph
Wen, under the firm of JOSEPH WEIR
e co is this day dissolved--and all persons in
dehted to said irm are requested 30 settle and pay
their tespettve accounts TO the subscriber i'm F,n
castle who will settle with therr for The same
and all persons having demands against said Arm
will call on him for payment
JOHN MOORE.
Jan ooh. 1904. 3y
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Valuable Property
ROP SfLE.

PURSUANT to q deed of trus,. executed TO the
subscriber By the la'e Mr. James Rnd, and
oafah MS VIE TO secure debt dus TO Jeddiah
Allen from said Rind will be expo. ed to SALE
on the ;hird Monda ia ;his month one certain
3ALF ACRE LOT. in the CITY of Rch,nond.
distinguished in the plan thereofb, me Ietter FL
also, HOUSE and TENEMENT, formerly
in the occupation of Thomas Manic being pars
of lot of iand distinguished in the plan OF the
SAID city by the letter (E.) which said lots and,e
ne%en' ne near the marker house of he sai4 city,
and con'gu us 70 the residence ST Mrs. LeIper.
The sale ill be for cash. and on the premises. 70
begin al - o'clock
ADAM CRAIG, Trustee.
March / 1904 .,
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$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, sc, goo
N. 3. Prize, subject to deduction of IS per
cent
This lottery has been authorized by the Legis-
ature of Virginia, for the ,audabl: purpose OF 2.
reetinS seminary of learning in or near the me
tropolis of this state. With this view, it is con.
tenplatcd raise 90 900 dollars. ana {. 5o0doll-r,
IN addition, for defsaymg the expenses attendan,
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the frst re
speciality have been selected az trustees, and
they nave pledged themselves TO use their utmost
rXertionstn cary ii into elfe6 The scheme has
the advantage OF giving TO each adven,urer. a
chance for some very large prizes, willis, the pro-
portion Of prizes bIaGks j, so great rs to invite
Tie friends of the N ended institution 10 par, axe
in the lottery, with very ltle risk o. their bcc"m
i"g losers The treasurer of the state is 10 be alb
pointed 20 receive the money for the tickets as
they arc sold, and pay the amount of the phi
zes 10 the fortunate adventurers IL is believed
that tae above considerations will induce i rapid
sale o. tickets, and ihe drawing will commence as
soou IS sufficient number shall be sold 70 autho-
we (Which 1t is believed VIII be on tins second
Monday III December next.
Richmond, January 81. 1904.
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Run away from the Sub

scrihsr abont the fist of January, negro man,
named HARRY he is a small fellow and ve,y
dark complexion, with large full eyes. particular
~ when alarmed or inGoxica 90 which he will Of
ten be if he can get liquor. He had when he
went oil blue coat, negro Gotten breeches and a
white hat with q very large crown--he told some
OF the negroes in the neighbornood that he should
go to the CRY of Washington to see his brother.
VINO Is the properly of mr. Richard Frazer Of
that place bur that he should first 60 bv the way
OF Richmond ard eudeavor 10 procure = free pass.
and from thence 10 Washington. ANY person
who VIII tke up the said negro and secure him
IN ;al so thai get him again, shall receive
Twenty DOLLARS REWARD.
THOS Il. EVANS.
King William county, Frazer's
Ferry, bruarN 10, 1904 E r4w7
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,tNNff FsEE5g.rE.s sssss
'Tycn.y- Fve Dollars IPe.pard.

ID ON away from the subseriberlving in Cooch-
IN laid county. very likely negro man named
SAM who calls himself SAMUEL CoMHR about
~ or Is years old. low but stout made, of yell
owish complexion one of his upper fore teeta
out. his dress chiefly of Virginia cloth, with
green Durants short coat; he Is very sensible, IA
can read, and write SO as To be understood some
words. He will endeavor TO pass fer freeman
and expea will procure PASS of his own or
from some one else. l expect he will go up or
down James river, but rather think up, about
Lynchburg, or some other town on James river.
Whoever takes up the said negro and delivers him
10 me, secures him in jail SO that ger him a.
gain shall receive the above reward, and all rea-
sonable expenses FOR delivering him TO me at
home. EDWARD coz.
Sept Sd, 1903. 3w" S.tf
N. b. expea he will change his name and
dress
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THOSE that have any claims against the estate
oil Alice Lemay, dec lac Of Hanover county,
wiz make them known--and those that may be
indebted, will please to make payment
W. ANDERSON. Admir-.
with he will annexed
Caroline, Feb. 1s, 1904. sw
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% TICKETS to he had IF Robert Pollard.
Dotf John Rrocksnhrough, it. WIN Price, fi,eg J
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IS herebY giOen, MA

an application SriH be made 10 fJe legislature AZ
fbe, Heef sesuo1, to estqbis5 an Inspection If ia
5aeeo on fbe land Of william 1zayo, S0ay Roctesis.
FSwSaias, ks5. 20, 1904. 4v
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Interested 3, commodous streets. crossing a.
right aaiei running due Norh and South by
East and West, sgreeaoly to 4 plan deposited a.
M Samuel Peasants O;fce.
This LAND lies upon he MARGIN &C Iarres river
and aljaceat to that parl OF Richmond called
Rockets
The advantages of this property viii presen,
ihemseIvesto any person who viii view it. The
channel runs very near the bank & thar 50 high "a
TO be entirely safe from fFeslies. Valuable ware
houses are already erected near This spo,. and
there cas- be no doubt that tie rapid increase ,f
p'pulauon and commerce of Richmond viii rem
der II desirable, both as place Of residence, and
Of business
IJistnownthat the canal which has been accom-.
piishcd az considerableexpense and must shorty
be c1mmunicafed wiih tide water. & die i,,,,ro,,c.
menis fnr land carriage. afford The mean Of con-
vc ingtothis place the production Of an exiepsive
&terle country heretofore carriedt 70 the northern
markets for want Of these facilities and r. MO.
perly managed. must make it the important po;ns
Of junction betwixt he Eastern and Western peo-
pie, as well deFo' as market for produce, coal
and foreign merchandise.
Tie legislature have lately Incorporated a ccro.
gauy for deepening the channel Of the river al "a
20 bring ships Of 800 sons burhen. 70 Rockers.
Andhayeals0 established INK on extensive min
ciyles which must greatly increase commercial
en'eVrize.
These important considerations contribute 70
render the property now offered for s1le NJ, oi,;sn
OF attention TO the Landlord, Merchant and Ne
ohanic.
The terms Of sale will be one fourth in ready
money the residue on bord and security pavable
the lst January next, 20 carry interest If no, ra5
punttualy and no title made un.il the bord shall
he discharged W.. MAYA
Powhatan, FEB s4,h. 1904 "
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Virginia, Cba' Tore Comfy,
SIX, January 1870. 1904.
a S you have moved oul Of this state, and
left no agent known 20 me. Won wiz
please to take NOTICE, that shall on the o4h 25ih
and 25,h OF April next. A. Charlotte courthouse,
proceed TO take tie dispositions IF the witneeses
IA suit brought by myself and Others. against
you, in the county court Of Charlotte al which
time and place you may attend or not, as you
please.
SAMUEL A. JACKSON.
Mr.. ToHN DAVIS
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Together with MEMOIRS of the LIFE and
WRITINGS Of The AUTHOR.
NO book Could be offered, which stands in less
need OF encom'uin and reconlrsndation--It has
been read i'll almost every European language
| The history OF the long and interesting period
from The reign OF Augustus to the taking OF Con
stantinopie, and she death OF Mshon,ss the II IS
no where else 10 be found in the shape OF regular
ana well arranged history The Publishers pre-
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try IN giving an Edition of it from the American
press They will briefly speak of their inten-
TONS ana the superiority of this edition.
Ii VIII be the most complete Edition of
GIBBoN eXtanr Because ii willie enrched with
the Memoirs of his Life and Writings, written BY
himselt.-This will be an addition to the London
copy Of nearly 200 pages.
2. Il Will be about one third cheaper ,hsn the
London Copy.
5. 1t will be executed in the best stile-The
Publishers, with confidence, recommend 70 the
public an inspection OF the BOOKS published by
them within the last three yeaIS.-'Thev are Rus
sells Ancient and Modern Europe. 7 Volumes
The Domestic Encyclopedias, 5 Volumes, and
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BY Authority.
Scheme Of q Lottery.
10 BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Dollars.

1 Prize-last drawn ticket, having
blank TO its number, 10000
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

He ,Eabjfri5sr qoihe5 10 .JsH or rent, fb<
i place be nosv refdeJ at, .ffuaicdonfb The Drain
road leading fran Riedmond to PeferJgnrg, con-
tanning f7,o Lets on /aid Lets, there are aeood
labelling bogj, containing three rooms ADORE and
three belozo, n fore kOgjr, 9ood kitchen end an
excellent garden, and a sDeH cfgOod qvafsr ct fte
d9or. 10 q g00d lfend fer a retail. fare ora
TaUerA. II is brsGenabie any beryon qobo zciEct
TO ParcbGjf Iqd properly seiH bre0iogqy 4ieqg IL,
at zO6icb time BE- may eonfra9 qoifb the pyobri..
tor an Iicbfer,75 as may rsvder ii an obet7 4oor-
f5y Of bis atftafi5n.
WILLIAM EV1dMS.
QAarHeS, ASg'0 90, Iso4.-IeW say 75eT.
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and the-e'cre iic mere esGy foi'owc row. it is Cornd
out Every ihP us provided with n,atera,s 70 max.
ce2 rudder--gun carriages furlnheG the proper .,e-
t0ff and the fPare fpa.s deck chiefly tie o.her M.
seFais--Heretoiere Seamen have ahSays found I'M
poilble 10 iecure the rUdC- 10 The old Fer,,
lie preient plan aycas this difficulty u .-, 81 5r
sr' f9s ~ iass'iS, or f5e ryt, as p1ossy i(e
70 IT S1srr" l'ere' TIE scA, a: as the great OBJ
ilIeion to fixing rudde,S iea, is ur:nounted Capt
Nu2iord, cer1ainly deivrves TIE lghee eucon,iuln.
ior TINS lnveiton, and truh shst grateful Country
Nsii acknowledge, III; Liin we are Indebted To-.
oiieovery aforling iecurity to the lives ofmen
and their property, wnsa cypolcd to the caugers of
Horny and ten,peRucus ocean, 70 feanen i viii he
sino nnneceiiary to sdd that he cannon was with
drawn from the rudder after was nacsdi in It's pro-
Reg5f..
We learn that Mr.. Cooper, an,, Mr.. Priefiey
or northumberland in Pennfy'varia, are engsc
cd IN writing the biography Of DR. PrienIcy. l.
nlongt the papers eft by the Dotor is ali account
OF has own life fer number of yeSrs, as well "a
we recoileet, about feventeen. This is likeiy 70
be precious literary relic. From the unaiTett-
ed nodety which invariably characterized the
doctor, and from the ingenuouiiieis of his nind
and his ardent love OF truth, we may expect 4
faithful record of his Thoughts. Among the
mott agreeable legacies of this nature isf by e.
ininsnt literary characters, cur readers win re-
correct the ln.ereftrg narratives of Franklin,
hume and Gibbon. The plain and unadorred
statements they have made, have given us A
more correct might into their ctarsete,s, ard
have more fncceisfuily contributed TO fhie,d
their fame fron, urjuff afPerGon, than all the
euiogiums pronounced by their admirers. We
may be permitted to indulge the hope that the
artlefs narratives of a Pretty, whounited to the
confciouinefs of talent felt by a great mind the
implicitly infpired by true genius, will form the
belt monument to the purity of his motives ard
to the bene6cence Of fpirit actively occup;ed
through long NE in the fsrvicc OF lis fellow
men.-[- MAJ. lat.
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MealkeirGmenn P0asnortS.
July 90.

NJ Office is hereby given, that it has been
deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean panport ilIued to .veTels of
the United States that from the 9Th dav of Iu-
ly next, thoie of the new form will be iiIued AZ
the cu'tom hontes TO every yege, for w,h:ch az
pication may be made on compliance with
the terms Prefcribed BY law and furrendering the
former paGport Of which fhe may be poftfIed,
if any, in which latter cafe no fees will be reou-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by Tie Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of pafport will be fuficient to pro-
tect the yefIels of the United States, from car-
turc until the 1T ofJuly 1905, after which the
old form Of pafpoft will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department Of state,
esd of May, 1904.
TbrPriSferJ cffbe io1v5 offbe United States are
rsqagfed to insert tie aboze in their Gaceftcs
f7oiee n qVesk for he Sbaee d. x months, anu fbs
CoiiefiorJ offbe ey?o1J TO Keep copies Of it pefed
up in their e5leeJ.
ftne, Q.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT.

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT.
BALL ,
JETT,'aheirs s, representatives. cSaneerz.
virtue OF i Decree OF the Court intil,s lnit,
~ WILL BE SOLD, on the 1T of October
next, if fair, if not, the next fair day, at the
late dwelling houte of Mrs. Elizabeth lett, dec.
to the highef bidder, for ready money. the
three following TRACTS or PARCELS of
LAND, Tor 70 much thereof rs may be fufici-
ent to raife the fun Of two thoufard dollars
with intereft andcofs of fuit ITO wit, atradde-
v1ied to Capt. William Ball by his father, con-
tanning by eftmation $40 acres, be the fame
more or LET'S; out of this tract will be excepted
an Old Mill, with the and thereto adjacent and
appertaining. The tract on which the faid lett
reided at the time of her death, containing 40
acres, more or lefs. And one other tract for
merry part Of the efate of Max'n Haynie, dec.
containing 20 acres, more or lefs.
Ihefe tracts lie contiguous to each other. and
have been ufed as one farm they are iituate
near the Potowmac, about two miles below
the courthoufe on the main road leading to
FalrheldS Church, and about the fame dihance
from Coan Warehoufes.
The quality of this land is not inferior 70
any in its neighbourhood, and nearly two-thirds
of it is well timbered. It's fituation affords an
abundance of excellent fifth, oyfters, &c. The
dwelling and out houfes are fiiitable for the ac-
commodation ola fmall family. MIR. Samuel
Harding, living rear the preniies, will thew
them to any Perfon whining to purchafe.
THOMAS D. DOWNING, ! O
RICHARD EDWARDS,
HGEROME T.. OPIE, e
PETER C.RICE.
July %. ep-5w
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EuGENIUS.
a REFLEXION AT SEA.
Br Mr.. NooRs.

Br Mr. NooRE.
See how beneath the Moon beams fnile,
Yon little billow heaves It's breaf,
And foams and fparI,les for while,
And murlnuring then fubfides to ret.
Thus man, the fport of blifs and care,
Rites on Times eventful fea,
And having fwesd moment there,
He melts into Eternity.
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FoR TIE ENQUIRER

Parted from the parent main,
Giides the wave in varying maze,
Aids the rivers fvelling traia,
Or in the moffy fountain plays.
Down the hill, in flow mesnders,
? Many lonely region DER,
Ever planning as il wanders,
Murnaurs to its native {hore. 80
EJGENIUs.
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MIscELlANEoUs.

Dsfriftior eftbt Rve' AtiG5Spi, ard It's D-i,d, vriis
fbat Of fbe adjacent parts ,f Losifsaa. BY I.iarg
Dsrbar, e tie NattbeS, eosszaaatel b. H. Aaibor,
Ezenscsr Of tie Sosie:y' t5ysggL i5e Prjf4snt.
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Dove, ssrtemher h.. 1aoa.

lover, September 10, 1903.
Inc right hon. William Pitt came into town vec
terday about three O'Clock, and embarked on hoard
one OF our great boats, named the Polecat to make
tilai OF gun fitted up The aforementioned con-
ltruction. He fct fail, accompanied by Col Phipps
Capt Ellington, Lieuts. Stowe and Cfeenfword. and
Mt James Moon, who planned the fixing of the gun
After falling oil two or three miles, the gun, which
was an ~ pourGer, was fired three times with round
and twice with canniGer hot and was found tn anCyer
very completely, being fred in feveral directions.
he boat IN which the gun fitted is 65 feet long,
and i3 wide, riggd lugger faihou, and the Gun Is
fought ON movable Kid i'll the center OF the boat
on circle 10 that IL can be pointed in any dire6fion-
apiece or the circle takes forward and afo piece
aoait' 10 that' more convenient, the gun can be
made to run on its kid forward, or fought on the bo
or abait, and fought the fern; and as the great da
ger Of heavy cannon in boats arfes from teir be;rg
toP neaVy and liable TO break oofe with the motion 81
the boat when it blows hard it IS Iocornruaed that
~ means OF two icrews one man can lower the gun
down on the kelion Of the boat where It fervcs for
ADDITIONAL baiat, and fwanted for ufe one man can
IaIe 20 ITS place Tor lighting (athough its weight is
~ c"); this beat manned BY the Dover Sea Feoci-
Dies under the command of Capt. ELLINGTON Of the
Royal Navy, attended ny his heute.iants, Stow and
OFeerlword Samuel CoIet, efq James Moore, and
TWO or three otEer private gentlemen Ge CIil in corr
piny with one Of our flf failing pilot boats and after
they mad found out the trim Of the fencble boat il
W'' 'puo that Inc would la even a wind. near
three feet to the other boats two ard that in coming
back Of The wrd, flc completely difaneed .be o.be2
boat trial was then made Of tbc GUN, which was fr-
ca IN dbereni direcl;cns, nne times and was found
70 a'lwer beyond their mon fangune expectations
re reeoi was &c :le, thst the piece was fred three
times before was necefsry TO run the cun out, aud
1t did not ihake the circle on which it is fixed in the
Is't f1'ff ~ yo1, efIfb bors 7voa1 be mere than
"eib |ay he FafG b,fpafcrr Haf s4cy oor-., i; fIe
sl,o., -
Weither, when ihe can llsevife be rowcd with TWEEN
,y-eght oars, or when it blows had, fnuA fippofe
sr TO havea great sdyanisge over any OF the heavy
gun boats With which the enemy inteadsd 20 invade
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II d4en la, taf>n tlarip fBs CSayeqoa Saosr,, on he
utility IF gun 6ast5 in Praisf7ing arr traIs TSe fi
l'7',Eg afonnf Of GIN Loat lately eosrN17s1 in E4g-
uni @y Mr.. Tams Moon, bal bean is.roiseeiby Tx
J'i'a6' g tie 'SHi"s, 20 MgFrsfe TIE efficacy of t6is
m0d. IF S:fzee.