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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
NOTTFT1T7 n.

NOTTH1TT~ ~.
THE Stockholders of the Perfisnd Bsak, are
hereby natiscd that their annual mseting for the
choice OF feven Directors for the eafune year. will he
holden AZ the Chamber Of laid Bank On Ms~sy AZ rs
Dry II JsaasJ next, ~ o'clock, r. NJ
BY adry II ne Board n Daesvs.
Jofeph Swift, CsSiD.
Prfr'sJ Bzsk. Pee. "a.
MINE B-9Nh.
II He Stockholders are hereby notified TO meet
u at the Chamber the Bank, on sIs4s,y sbs 10
dsy IF Jus1s,y next o'clock, ad Oh inch b.
6ncis May be laid before Them,
D, ssSsr u ID. Pr1f.ssi aut Drsl9sv
David Hale, Cs,siv.
Dry
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
y<u-T, ROT.

q 7 10 Z UI11is
vTYAs found adriIt In this EarSor, on
w szearday iaa. The owner may have hxs %
Drovsng Drcb.tsr anI paying cnargrs : : ,-.s.y 20
= 80. y = 81 R0BERI DUTCH
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31

Found, t
sim of Ncrev Is .;ls sessr7ra n ~eer CT er'~r
"A pager The may receive the lane ~ Pf.s-
ing property and paying s}arscs.--AppIv e.
GALES Ll3Dy-
G-assrs' Dec 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28
3ubItf Gsenoue.
)1 TUESDAY,,


80 .srlo1k. quilg BE- sssa at fbt gesdas siert
: Rum il hogEheads and barrels.
E..,,ch Brandy ia pipes,
Sin ia pipss and bis.
Whikey ana Apple Brandy IN biz.
SOsafin hads. tierces and Bis.
caaee il tierces aud bags,
Chocolate
Whise and brown Soap in boxss
Moald and dip'd Candies
gsidrs in kegs, boxes and jsfss
fiesin kegs and trails,
Queens Ware IN crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which ars,
Cloths, Coatings,
Ksrfeynlerss, Dufils,
Plains and Kerscys.
Negre Cottons, SeTges,
EisRicks, blue Friezes,
ca!inaacocs and RaEels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicocs,
Irish Linens, Sileha dc.
Ofnaburgs and Tieklenbarss,
NIuilias and Malin EIansl'is,
India Mullins ADD Table Clcshs
Baadanna Hsnikcrchlefs,
Colsarcd Threads, Hats,
And luadry other Articles.
p. G. MARS TELLER.
r,uu,-y Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28
I uua5 LTGDen,

Iu11ss CyaUe7l,
Has ra received and is now ePsnlRg at his fore in
King-StFeeta lew doors above Alellfs. Beanets
AID Wat,ss, ahaadfome a1,rsment q
Fall and Winter Goods,
.confiaing Of fuPerane bfoad cloths, and can
mer-s, coating, tosett cloth. kelley, and halt
hicks, ariped ard rol- blankets, frlzss, fannels,
,oioctt and fwarfaowns, Ruifa meeting, ravens
duck, dowlas, cress ard ticklenbusgs, brown and
shite platiIlas. Iidh Iinea, long lawn and fine
,ostop flirting, an elegant aaor'rent o. csa'biic
mullins, whiie andscolouTed anc India null 6nui
ladfptigg do fsfhionabs chintz and csliccss, iaF-
aiture do. ladies extra long cotton gloves French
and Engliih six pick nick, lace do. g. fattlf'
Rrips and fancy bordered cam'.sic fhs.ls, White
and colopred Gamers hair do. pasentr w!Hg cotton
threads, laecs, bchbln, &c. 81. The above goods
will Sc difpcfea Of onthe ulusl terms for ealh,
Noy.zI.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28

B O 3,
about 20 years Of sge, f4c feet nine hes high
straight hp,bed and we'll formed; sad slave tseh
an impedlment in his speech which prevents bis,
readily repiyng to q qaestioa. Il commonly
wears ear-rings. tie took with blin variety OF
good cloaihIng, desefiPton Of which Is upn-ces-
sary, as il is probable he has change3 them. lie
has been frequently seen about town since he ab-
seconded, andn all probability ispuw secreled by
his mother, Winrey Brown, formerly tie slave
q! Mr.. JoHa Muir, late OF ibis town, but soV
said 10 &c free. The above rewatd viii be PAD
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
a further reward Of TEN EoLLARs for the dis
coyefy Of those who have been accsssary to bis
eoncealment.
c4pfaia's q vessels, SC. are fofwarned At
their pelii. nor 90 sseehinl way.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nv. IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-28
70 Ret.


FER ere or m9e .}@afs, ibat q,ainabSs
DISIILLERY AND MILL,
Late tie Ptopery OF Gererai GEokeg WASH
IKGroN ct Monnt Vernon, s!uscd on a
nayigable creek withia fine mice OF Alexar-
dda.
This Difillery has FIVE large Stills
and Bale; erected upon the late mpruved plan,
with heds fer rating and flaming Hogs, aio fails
for thirty Beeycs.
IL point Of ftusrion none ca, exceed it, he
csfy sccefs 70 Maryland, will always crfuFe the
gseateA abundance Of sgaintor canylng on the
difilting bulndl inits moR extenGse ieale, inde-
peaaent OF its own nelghboufhood, which has
always been able to fuPply il. The mil will
require fome repairs, which will DC done at the
ptopretor's espsnce; III: has us4tanred large
qlantities Of Fiauf, and may eglily pc made oto
il again. To this. mill is a cooper lhos, and a
comtortable dwelling hopf.. Aplics,ionro be
made to the fabfAiber, near the foos.
Law. LEWIS.
/ Woodlswn, Jan. aI,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
y Hnyyro

Volncy.
n certain extent IF e RedRtver is in tb, ffqa,;or
eonceated by al ,tDu Of hr5e, nbos ryJ;eb S,r, cy
J1'fHH f'JR tfaat', and even trees Of soarate Eg,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22
FAIRFIELD RACES.

oN Monday the 1T of October next, will h.
- run Tor over the FAIRFIELD CouRsE, a Syyeeo-
take for Colts three years old two mile heats se,,a
colts are entered at two hundred dollars oaoL -
the iubieriPtion clofed Weights, agreeably to the
rules of the Jockey Club. '''
On Thuriday, the I'd day of October, the Tocxr,
CLUB Purie Of 400 Dollars, will be run for. four .
Heats. " S
Inc following day, the Purfe of the proprietor Of
the Courfe, three Mile Heats
WEIGHTS as FOLLOW
Aged Horles Is8ibs.
years old 1913
years old II8
years old 1Oe
. years Old 90.
Mares and Geldings allowed three pounds.
Richmond, AuguR Is, 1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-22

NOTICE.
g''fnr efn Dr'd Of T,lP executed 10 m by 9oba
Wo9gI.' Of HoT.v'r county, 70, tie 6rlft IF CbHn
Terrell, ET'oy 9ftbe Rec. EihIq9 DoDckoG. Dee
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE
10HFbtg6f bitter, far ,poy money at COL Goo41H, Ia.
T''"' IN The Comfy Of Hummer, on Saturday TIE sL
day Of Sfbtc,16sy next, bs
TRACT OF LAND,
Hbf'F'" f1e Ead Woo5a ydes, in tie nsSry ,oyof
Ha7oVer County, or much be,eef as Pail be 1leeG,,,
'a'y f6e balance dHe ~cd E*eepor, as e s SoRt at.
hafi1g Bs fygf, BY
D.4p,ID PULLOcK. and,
FREDERICK HhRRIS, 7RDsTzss
July 81, 1904 (sp SeetJ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Hay-Market Garden.

Nov in high state of accommodation for
N ENTERTAINMENTS, being provided
with excellent Musicians and Fire Worker of
great celebrity. yi be prepared to aniuse visitors
during the races, with CONCERTS, BALLS,
FIRE-IVOR XS e ILLUDiiNA7fONS, in the
most splendid style--The musical arrangements
direaed by monsieur Folly, and the Fine Works
and Nominations prepared and exhibited by mon
sieur 81. A ubin, pupil of mr. Josseiyn, professor
OF Fire Work 1t the Tivo,i Gardens in Paris, late
ly from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Sentemher 2Sth, 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the estate OF Ions
y. DAwsoV dec. Of Amherst county, By bond.
notes or otherwise, arc requested 20 come forward
Immediately and discharge the sayne--And ihose
having claims against the estate arc asor,q ucsf.
ed to bring them forward legally authenticated,
that the may be discharged.
JOHN s. DAWSON, AfHiu;sfyafoy
9 JoHS DAwsos, DEC.
August 10, 1904, SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Il Black Wonan,

Between forty and fifty years of age, wanting to
attend to making beds and cleaning rooms
One who can come wei recommended Tor indus
try sobnety and honesty, shall receive very hign
wages. For terms apply TO the printer hereof.
9th September, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Inst received and for sale at S. Peasants
bookstore, near the Bridge,
THE FOLLOWING GENUINE
Patent Medicines.

Kills Balsam Of Honey
Turlington's Balsam
Codfrey's Cordial
Essence of Peppermint
Steers Opodeldoc
Orieptal Cerate, for the
cure Of outwsrdpiles,
sea!ds,soTeleg buns,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Richmond, September 6, 1904.
Meditsrranelln Pal6arfi.


MOTlCE is rereby gwen, thas it has been
+ deemed rXpcdiemt to change the form of The
Mediterranean Passport issued to vessels of the
United States; ;hat from the eighth day of July
next. those of the new form will DC issued al The
custom houses TO every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made on compliance with the terms
prescribed by law and suireudeIing the former
passports OF which she may De possessed, IL any,
IN which latter case no fees Will be required for
the exchange; and that By an arrangement, a
greed upon by the Barbary powers, with whom
we are at peace, either the old the new form
OF Passport will be sufficient prote4 the vessels
OF the United States, from capture until the lst
Of July 1905, If or which the old form OF passport
vii! be unavailable and the new one acne il use
Department az state
Esd OF Me-. 1904 s
75e Printers oft5e laos of r5e United States are
TeUese" 10 .sert tie aJoge in their GaSeies t1pice
seet 'oY fbe space ejsie months, and roe Coltee-
tore IT ne Customs to Keep copies ef il posiea up
in their o,,iees. June /. 6r-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

obstinate eruPtions, &c
British Oil
Hooper's Female Pills
Anderson's Scots do.
The celebrated SpeciGc
Pills, for the cure OF
the outward and in.
paga tAes,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Valuabie properly for sale.

I'm Thursday TIE 18Th Of December next, will
= > be sold al public auction, On the premises,
the PLANTATION whereon now I've, contains
ing about ONE r. oUsAND ACRES, together with
7WEN7'1' M GROES, all the Stock, PlanfGti.
on UfsnSiis e HoRSebod Furniture. The terms of
aynent 70, the Land. will lie one thiid cash
and the balance in two yearly instruments, for the
payment of which, deed of trust on the pro.
perry will be required. On all the other articles
credit OF WE'VE months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. to
bear interest from the date il not puntualy paid
This plantation is egbly SITUATED on the main
road from New Canton 10 Richmond two miles
from the former place and the same distance from
James river it is at present under good fences
is well watered and tinbered, has an excellent
dwelling house, with Kitchen, smoke house, &c
&c. all in good repair, and IS generally allowed to
be- in point of fertility, not inferior 10 any plan.
tation IN the neishbourhood.-O the same
day will be sold, on the premises, on credit Of
twelve months, two vel improved LOTS, in the
town of New Canton, one oil which is now leased
for seven years, at forty-hve pounss per annum
For this property bond and approved security
Clearing interest from the date il not pundualy
paid) will be required For further particulars
Enquire OF Mr. George Watt, Richmond, or Mr.
James Rea IN New Canton.
ROBERT HILL.
Buckingham county, Goth Sept. 1904. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

On the cross street leading 10 Shock C warehouse
now occupied by TaIiafero and Dickinson
Possession TO be given on the Isl &c O6tober next
for terms apply 70 MARCUS ELCAN.
July 9th, 1904. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

Thar the form of the power for selling, as.
signing ana transferring bank stock, be
ksow ALL MEN ny ruEsE PRESENTS, That
OF 90 hereby constitute and an.
point OF true and lawful attorney.
tof ard ~ name and beha t to sell, assign
ann transfer UNTO any person or persons the whole
~ any part 81 share unto BELONGING,
IN the capital or joint sock of the President1 nj,
yettors and Company Of the Bank ofVirginia. aud
Tor that purpose 70 make ana execute all necessa-
~ aes OF assignment and transfer, and f,,rtber.
'IDI' "''e on "OIe persons unuer 10 snbst-
TUE, wrh Ike iihi power. In witness whereof
have hereunto set hand ard seal.
"hs day Of III the year
Sealed aud dclivered)
IN the presence Of 4v
SigNea,
JOHN BROEEENB POy1r N c,,6isr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Not:ce.....T The Office Of su-

pervifor of thc rsvenne for the diaria OF Virgil
ma, beiGg diicOnticued, and the aniaithsd BUFF
c.lS n lae tlid Office transferred - nc-'he COL
iccyC.s oi gAe aivS - "a 5. internal icveae Vhotc
Gs-1.,ts n-g@ np; Seen drs;iy adicited AND paio
s:c hcterY informed. THAI they now, requeiteu
to ea,l 1T M oIiee. IN the CRY ot 2 canianl, with.
delay and p4y thz BALANCES dse t. the United
Scales - NJ 'hotc y~hnfe iaHds nave Gcen fold ~
rms d'Gri9 r. V;-~in;s ~ authority Of se ..
Congrcif o. ,hs United STAGES .or pay men; Q.
tne Diss4 rak may redic.D fueh lards. by pay
ing 20 ne wthin enc time Heated, the principal,
eOA, aud Zee rs Il: !i~ drecss.
"a, uoa Of the aforementioned lands were field
ii Dee 1872. tNo privilege vi redeem .s;iUn will
coanHns H'fii December neA,.
To- a.,e.sY received ~ fer eh: redemption
OF nc TAD aiis .sii b. retained 10 the pure.,a-
Ter, N;g, m:ere;t ar tho rate Of IS pes cent. per
annum ga ,he pu'chaie money, 20 tie day on
winch It slij be paid TO
Joseph SCOTT, RI. v. y.
juge 7ta" SoA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
TalfafcrxI9A Dickinson,

NOgsr Jor SAFE o., 7'ery iosc terms,
Antigua Rum by The Hind; TeneriBe Wine by
the Pipes Sherry BY the O.. Cask; Loaf and
Brown Sugar by the HID or Barrel; best green
Coffee By She bag Imperial, Young Hyson and
Hyson Tea By the Chest, Molasses by :" HID (;
t-rii2cn and Glass Ware by the Crate Liver
pool Salt oy the Sack; Cotton Cards by the
Box; Pepper, Ginger and pimento by the Bag /;
Wrapping Paper by the Ream; Mustard by the
Doz India Mdsiins by The Piece or Bale. Aiso,
ten Tons Bxr-lyun.
N,emnoMd, l4lh September. 1904. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
JOHN NICHOLAS, elk.
ViI,GiNin, TO WIT:
1T q Chancery Dislrtc!

Conrt, hetd at tie JOrmer CGf,tci ia ije
Cay Of PlLanlo5arS, fAe l4!A 9uy " L.4
iy, 1904.
Joseph Hague, pltJ
AGAINST
Samuel Bailey and Thomas Sandford, def,s I
Z HE defendants not having entered heir app
Z pearance and given security according To he
aGs OF assembly anu the ru.es Of this courc, and
1t appearing 70 the satisfaction OF he coust ,hat
they arc mo; iahabi;Nn;s OF this country: On tne
motion OF the plaintiff by MS Counsel II IS 4ere,
thar the said defendant do api.ea he.e on the nrst
day Of the next term and answer the bill OF the
plain'ia; and that q copy of 5his order be forih-
wi'h inserted IN some newspaper OF ,,e cry OF
Richmond for two months Succ essivey, antI post-
ed the front door u te ~ MGR .a5ltoi ia tnis
city.
Il eopyj
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

That the form Of the power for voting bv
proxy, respecting lie era6ting, repeating or amend
ing bye-laws, ordinances and regulations, be-
kNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That
Of do hereby APPOINT
SUBSTITUTE or proxy, 10 represent a, al meet
Ings Of the stockholders Of the Bank Of Virginia
and ~ name and behalf TO vote respecting
the naSlng, repea'iHg amending such bve-laws.
ordinances or regulations as may be deemed ne
cessary and convenient for the government of said
bank In witness whereof have hereunto
set hand and sea this day Of
in the year
Sealed and delivered
in the presence Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Noticc.

a PETITION will be presented to me next ce.
neral Assembly to revive the InsyeEicn Of
Tobacco ~ 1otuskey upper and lower we
houses. Val Sepi. C,l, 1874.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
FOR SIZE,
AT Louisa Courthouse, on the first Wednesday
III December next. one hundred aud eighty-,wo
Valuable Slaves,

Consisting of men. women, boys and Girls, be.
longing TO the estate of Christopher Smith, de
ceased, among them is a vaiuabie TANNER ~
guiarly bred TO the business. The subscriber has
refused to SCH any OF them privately and they
will certainly be offered at public sale at the time
above meuuoned. a credit till the 10th of Fee
bruary 1906 will be given. on the pnrcha ers giving
boTtis with approved security, to carry interest
from tine date; bur it the principal Is punetuaiiy
paid, the interest will lie RENTED.
CHARLES SMITH;
Aaing Executor OF Christopher Smith, dec.
October > 1904. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
Full bred Horses far sale.

HR subscriber being very successful tor :eve-
4 raj years past in breeding horses from the best
English turf STOCK, has now for sale, about twen-
~ OF urexcepuonable blood; consisting of brood
mares colts and FLIES, from four TO one year old ;
among them are three very fine imported mares,
and covered by Dragon < Stirling the last season
Warranted pedigrees oEthem al will lie shewn !;
they are very healthy and in fine condition, and
well worth the attention of any gentleman, who
wishes get the best blood. Il they are not sold
at private sale, they will be Sc up TO the highest
bidder, the Bowling Green, on ,he second Tues
day in November next; one third OF the money
will DC expected the DAY OF sale, one other third
In six months afrer, and the remainder in twelve
months. Bond and approved security " Ill he ex
pe6led The subscriber has also three very fine
English Stations, to be sod 1T the same time and
on the same terms. among thers the famous horses
Dragon and Archduhe.
JOHN HOOEIES.
BOwhngGreen, Sept. 18th, 1904. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
100 Dollars Rev ard.

NM HERE AS most cruel and atrocious Muir
der mas been committed on the body of
Nmte Female Infant, CIV or about the evening of
the iU'h, or on the morning IF the IIh inst appa-
rentiy just born, which child was found neal the
wei ON the lot OF the laie James Rind. on the
morning of the NH. The above reward of Que
hundred Dollars will be paid by the Coroner, by
the direction Of the magistrates tie city of aich-
mona 10 such person or Persons will give in-
formation so that the offender may be brought 10
punishment and all officers and citizens of this
corporation, are hereby earnestly requested TO
make search and use all lawful means in their
power 10 discover the said offender or offenders.
Given ander our hands, this l4th day of Sep,em-
Der 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

"StH JO' SEW'tS say SC4-"ty3 or Il LCocGY
the IAN day cf .-aS Asl, .SC4.
Daniel Jones, pt.0 ~
4IgGihSt <
Benz en,ir Len.an and Rchecca his wife, Ia,e q
kebscoa Tu.1 e, Thomas Turner. Ratri- ! -
ettIurner, Eliza 1urner. Clan. sai 1 ur,ei Z =
aid Eleanor 1 urLer ohIid.en OF John / 8
Tuner, ds ceased, and JOIN Coodsd, i'd ! =
n.nIsua;or &c ot JOHN '-urer, Gtf. *
r HE defendants, Benjamin i.,man ana Re.
becca his wIic, Thomas Tuner, harriet
Tugner Eliza Tuner. Ciaiissa Turner auu Liza.
nor Tuner, not having entered IIei, apI.gnance,
and gwen security according 10 the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules ct this Court, auG it appealing
TO the Satisfaction Cf ihe court tiiaJ they are tUe
Inhabitants of this CoEuuonw e-.sn, u. the MO.
ton OF the Plaintiff 10y his counsel, Hisoyaeyed,
that tbe said Defendants do appear hcie On The
Second Mouday m November neAt, ana answer
the bill of he complainant, and that 4 copy Of
ihs order be forthwith inserted III some new s,a
per printed in the CITY OF Richmond fox Two
months successfully and posted At the front eco,
oil the court house OF tins county.
Copy-Teste,
RIO: II. WALLER q r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
IT q Court If &uarIeyN

u
Session heic and continued jar -d,bem0,Ie
County, the IN day i .iEgusl, 1903.
John Car, PIN
AseiisS:
Hackey and Fisher, and Amer. 4" INd''s'H'
son and Watson, DTS
HE defendants Hackley and r iAhcr, not hav-
4 nG en'ered their appearance and given sreu-
ry according 70 the sSt OF assembly and tue ,u;es
ct this court, aod II spPsaring in, satisfaction
OF the court that thy no, inhabitants OF This
state; On the motion of the p!an;iiby his couIi-
sci, II IS Ordered, thar this said ceienua,,s t3ac-
ley and Fishe. aplear here on ,he Grsi day OF NO.
veniber Court neAt and t.ie plaintiff Is bill
ana tiiat copy Of THIS orde 'be forthwith insert
ed Ia some one OF the public newspapers p.inled
IN the city Of kithnond tor two mon, las success
sive'y, and also posteu the fiont u or vi tne
courthouse or This county.
a copy-fcs,e,
JGHN NICuOT CIT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
SurrY JockeY Club.

"a September, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13

JOHN BRocxENSRouGA, cas6iS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-13
At q Court If Quarterly

Sessions continued by cyournnltnf and
held /or JcnieS (zfy CCADty, on IAesGQy
EEe ian aab oj -.Gsi tSk, SC4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06
FRANCE,

In the London SAM Of the eoth of May
is the following extract of private letter
from Paris.
g DO not imagine that the address of
the projects express the opinion of the de-
partments of thepeople, morethan tn ad.
dresses of the generals, the sentiments Of
the officers and Of the soldiers, concerning
the hereditary imperial dignitv-in the Be-
naparte family No, the former as well as
the later. have either been extorted or
brought from individuals, whose ambition
or cupidity will write any thing or sub
scribe any thing and who have. formerly
addressed Robespierre as they now do Bo-
naparte /; and as they hsrerfter will do
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! 'a,ss.o that Of the a5ts which had pre-.
! l luIn come to hand. The Go:tenourg
s0ls. so Arm the accounts ofthe indigna-
AZ lied sO at the courts of Petersburg ard
3 .sh nj, by the murder of the ll0ke
sg SnaSe;n, with limitations OF certain
Laag measures TO be adopted in conse-
ne ue Count Woronzow, eae Russian
|nblssador, has received some important
Eoatches BY this conve ,ance, and a mes
|p per arrived at the 4ame time with a pa
Il from J. b. War .fen-G.neral Stritrof,
Prussi,'n olhce !, highin the confidence OF
.imqqsrlai .1cjesty, is also arrived II town.
d s supposed 10 be the bearer OF some
pmn.h,ieAtions Of the last importance.
Tie King has been pleased to appoint
lugasras Fos,ef, Esq. to BE- his Maiesty's
'ecretary OF Legation 10 the y. States of
America.
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Is PICK rs v'otry lfaagos rom ne 'ttfa,
To serk his nightly she'd and weep Till mora,

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! 70 serk his nightly she'd and weep sill mora,
Eas not The purchase ofLouisiana ostensi-
bly, 10 obtain righs, which belonged to US
be treaty, and could have been seized witha
triding expence, cost the people 100000
dollars; and It's government mass OF re-
putation that no money can regain.
Who is so fool hardy, as rot to reply to
these Questions in the affirmative: and
what, pray, has been the constaue and IN.
deyiating objecs of Mr.. Jcferson in pursu.
ing these and many other measures OF The
Ike kind? Can any democrat re 50 short
sighted rs not 20 perceive, that they are
calculated to form regtiar entertainments
to- secure hln4 ana his pa;ti2ans IL Offices
and not, ii the rthorcs, degree &c benefit
the pubic ms possession Of louiaiana,
as eG7ctualis secures sllr perpetual election
Of Mr.. IeiF:rson 10 he Chief nagis.racy
Of this country, as the 70H Of Bonaparte
hxes him on the throne OF The Bourbons.
B0s- Guz.