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Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29

Suspicion. others tyr very rs.Yl.l crime it IS
pettcd that the while will be set large with the
consent of the Spanish government.
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29

The bill granting charter for the Philadelphia
Bank finally passed the jenate Of Pennsylvania, the
24th inst Yeas 3-Nays 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

- TICKETS to he had Of Robert Pollard
Doa. John Brockenbrongh, jr. WIN Price, Greg
Samuel Peasants, jr. aud William Prchard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Juvenile instruction.

THE Senior Glass in J. Ogilvies school have
l. CONNIE need the study of Criticism, Ethics
and Metaphysics: an analysis OF the principles
of Political Economy and Government will con-
ciude this part Of the course. Young men who
have nor had opportunity of studying these
\branche, Of science, (of all others the most i'm
lportant such aspire TO literary legal politi
Gal erninence,l will probably find the manner in
" hich thes" are taught in this school. peculiarly
calculated TO facilitate and expedite their pro-
grt'ss. The senior class is At present composed
Of ieventeen young men but as ]. o. comrluni-
Gates ns'rudion on these subjects entirely rhro'
the medium of Lectures, eight or ten additional
stuien ts, would extend his utility and encrease
his e,nolumen,s, without imposing upon him
much more labor than he at present undergoes.
Richmond, March 9Th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
The Broad Rock Jockey

Club Races will commence on Tuesday the 9Th
day of May next, AID will continue for days
the LIST day the Jockey Club purse of dolls. 400,
four mile hea,s--2d day the Proprietor of the
Fields purse of dolls, 200, three mile heats
Sd day the Jockey Club Cup of dolls. 100 value,
two mile heats, free for all ages, no person per.
miJted to start for the cup but members Of the
club, and for their only benefit-4rh day Sweep
Stakes For 4 years old coils and fillies. TWO mile
heats. entrance dolls. 100 half forfeit; subscrip-
ton to close on the 18th day of April 4 subscri.
bers or no race; the weights and rules for those
races arc agreeable to the Richmond Jockey Club
rules--weghts as follows: aged horses l3S los
6years old 129 lbs +; years old lis lbs; \ years
old los lbs; wears old 80 lbs. Mares aud Col
dings allowed los
The Treasurer for the club requests the men,
bcrs 10 he pointed in paying up their subscription
on or be fore the day of running.
THOMAS CHEATHAM, T'r.
March 90 1904 2M.1
THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB
are requested TO meet at the Broad Rock course
the day preceding Inc Jockey Club Purse, at
O'clock in the evening. for the purpose Of making
some regulations for the different days running.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. b. Prizes subjea to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized by the Lcgis-
latnre of Virginia, for the laudabls purpose ot C.
tetting seminary Of learning in or near the me-
troPolis of this state. With this view it is con.
templatedto rsss %. coo dollars, aud . $50 dollars
i'll addition, for defra 2ins the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. CtilSas of che first re-
speetabiiity have been selected trustees, and
they have pledged themselves to use their utmost
exertions to carry it into ei'a3. The scheme has
the advantage OF giving each adveLturcr, a
chance for some vcsy large prizes whilst the pro-
portion of prizes to blanks 10 gyeat rs 70 invite
the friends of the intended insti,nton TO partake
in the lottery, with very li,e risk OF 5cr becom-
ing losers. The treasurer Of the is 10 be APP
pointed TO receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold, and to pay the amount OF the pri-
zcs to the fortunate advenrurers Ii is bsiisved
that the above considerations will induce rapid
sale of tickets, and the drawing will commence a.
soon as sufficient number shall be SOLD 10 auilo-
rze it-whch 1t is believed Will be Oh the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Fairfield Races.

an Monday the 3oth Of next month, will be
~ run Tor over the Fairfield eourie, a fwet %.
make for eoite four years old. two mile heats. Five
colts are entered at 900 dolls each, and the fub-
'er'P'ion eloied; weights agreesbIy 20 the rules
OF the Jockey Club.
On the fame day the &" Fairfield Jockey Club
~ will he run tor two mile heats, Tree for
al ages. The hoTies to be BONO fae the property
OF men bers of che club.
On Iueidsy the fFit day of May, the Jockey
Club Furie OF 400 DOLLS. will be run for, four mile
heats
On Wednefday, the Purfe of the proprietor of
the eourie. three mile hears-weigh,s as follow:
Aged horie', 1873 lbs % years Old, I2o lhs-s
yea Oh, liS lbs-4 years old. 100 lbs, years
90, 20 !6'.- Mares and geldings allowed :, lbs.
The treafarer takes this opprrtubity of remind
ing oehhfuen' rnenrhcrs, ofthe neeeiIity oil for
warding the amount of their fubfcrip,ions previu
ouiiy 10 the commencement OF the races.
March a3d, 1904 t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
VaiuabLe PROPERTT
To Lease Cr o Term OF uco,o-

TO Lease .f0r Term OF yea,8.
It IcHT hundred acres of LAND, two hundred
and nifty acres ofwhich is prime low grounds,
lying on the Rivauna river, IN the county of AL
ber''arie, nine miles below Charlo tesviIle, three
miles below Milton. severity miles from Rich
mond and seventy from Fredericksburg; there
are eight or nine likely working hands 10 be in
cluded m this lease, together with rhe advantage
or work horses. cattle. hogs, plantation tools, i
grist and saw mill with a su1ioiencv Of good
convenient timber--there will be a good crop Of
whea' sowed on the plantation, and il necessary
there will he suihciency of corn, &c. furnished
~ the sbscrlber--If the lease is not closed be-
tweenthis and the first Of August next, it will be
unnecessary for any application to be made -
Further particulars will be made known b. the
subscriber.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
Albemare county, March, 1904. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
By soc Gorcrno, of ,6s con:moS'ee.,! ,e e. F.,si1a,
nDnfs

By soc Gorcrno, Of TOE coamo@,ge.', s - F.,eina,
A PROCLAMATION.
"a! HEREAS It is represented TO the Exeeu-
w tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined for horse stealing, and Cullen
Demmory, confined for murder in the second de,
gree, have (the two former for the second ume)
escaped from the penitentiary. have therefore
thought INT, with the advice the council OF state
to issue this proclamation, hereby offering q re-
ward of one hundred dollars for each of the con-
vitts SO escaped, TO any person or persons who
shall aPprehend and convey them or either ofthem
to the Iienitentiary. And do moreover equirc
all officers civil and military, and cxhort the good
people of the commonwealth TO use their best en-
deavors TO apprehend and convey TO the pcnlten-
tary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person and Cullen Dsmmory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the com.
l.. S. monweslth annexed at Richmond, this 3lst
day of March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PAGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the district court of Washington, May 1902; born
in the county of Charlotte, 5 feet IL inches high
81 years old, far complexion, dark hair and blue
eyes. has a bad countenance, and when spoken to
Cannot look you in the face.
Robert Person, convisted OF the same offence
ar the distria court the Sweet Springs, October
1902 born in the county of Botetourt, feet high,
90 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 nluatto. convicted of
murder in the second degree, at the district court
of Suffolk, May, 1901; born in the county of
Southampton, feet IL inches high, 81 years
Old, black hair and black eyes, and very thin Wis
sc.
S Caldwell and Peir:on made their escape from
nf d-,-i Lee
retaken in the counties Of Botetourt & Washing
ton, and were both tried for escaping and senten.
ced 10 two years additional confinement; the
former by the district court of Washington in
Sept last, aud the latter by the distrtt court held
az the Sweet Springs in GA. following.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
The members Of the Dis

NAL Swamp Canal Company. either in person, or
by proxy. are requestedt 70 meet at the Exchange
in Norfolk, on the first Monday in May next, 10
eled president and directors, and on other hu-
siness of Importance 70 the company. Notice IS
also given TO those who are delinquentsnthep pay
Iacnt Of their quotas heretofore called for. that
unless they make payment of their respective ba.
lanees or before the sold DAY, hattheir shares
will be sold on INC THssda, following The above
mentioned day Of reetiag.
76rmas Newfor,0
Hiigs. Slaughter, I
Vim. Vaa han, = Directors.
Richard B'Osr,
BY orders OF the direAcrs.
I'm. Chs Lee, elk. &c. d. S Canal Co.
23d Marrh. JSO&. fw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
BURR MILESTONE
MH.NURfCTORY.

M.H.NUR.fCTORY
THE subscriber takes this mode OF returning his
thanks to his former patroys, and informing the
public IN general, that nc has (by desire of his
friends) re commented the MANUFH CTJR-
ING of BURR N!LL-STONES and having
Eu'mshed himself with supply of the best ma
tefials, and having had sixteen years experience
in the ~busness in baltimore Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes TO be able to give satisfaction
to his employers.
This stones ke will warrant to be as good as a
ay in the United States.
Amy orders left with Cant. WILLIAn Paw.
sock, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHAIiBERs,
StSuntoni MIR. WILIIAY HAY. Wythe couaty,
or Mr.. RoRrNT Moore, Petersburg shall be d,i-
Iy attended TO- and country produce received in
payment, at the customary prices.
e. TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
20 the above business, aud sho, time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. IOth, 1908. QG
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER ofPhRLS,
in stone or ground, for the Improvement of land,
with directions for toe use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
ROBIN REDBREAST.


4 FINE bay, fifteen and halfhands high, i'm.
ported from England last spring, viii stand
the ensuing season ut my stable in Chesterfield
county, on Appomattox river, Is miles ai1ovs Pc
tcrs,urg, TO cover mares at TWENTY-FIVE dollars
the season, for which notes will be expected, dis
charsable By the payrnenrof twenty dollars on or
before the first day OF Oaober next ten dollars
the leap TO bcpad when the marc is covered, wi,h
one dollar Tor each rDare 70 the groom. Good
and extensive pasturage gStis. having nearly one
thousand acres of high and low land IL six differ
ent Enclosures, under strong fences, besides seve-
raj clover lots. The greatest attention Shall be
paid to mares left in my care, bat viii not De la.
Bile for accidents escapes.
i ID / : K r T..
ROBIN REDBREAST was gotby Sir Peter
Teaze, his dam Wren, by NYoodpeck er his grand
dam Pspllion, (Sir Peters dam) by SNAP, his
great grandam Miss Cleveland, by Rcgulus, his
great great graudsm Midge. by = son of Bay Bol.
Ton, Bartets Childers, Honeywood's Arabian,
dam of ting Two True Blues.
Crsken from the general stud booC)
FOR MAEcE
In 1900 (the only year he rum at Biitenorih.
June is, 4 mile heats, at four years OLD, he WOO
the maiden plate. beating Mr.. DAYS Rag,ner, b,
P,eciPitste, and Mr.. Cars ProspeG.
The next day at the ss-1e place Z mile heats,
he came in FIRST and first but est tie race for the
want Of few ounces in veigh,ihc last heat,
At Hew-Cas'le, July 81, he won The members
purse Of E 50, 4mils heats, bct,irg Mr Harrison's
TDmpaior, < distaacing SIR Mostyn's ileders.
AZ Eantwich, July 10, he won tie town tsirse
Of 6 50. beating Mr.Smith's Sultan, and distsn.
cling Sir +. Mostyn's Hcdera
At Warwick Sept . I've won his u-ajes,y's
plate OF 100 giineas, mile heats. beating Lord
Donegall's Fugleman, and dis,Ancing Mr. Thar,n's
Marquis
lie won the purse p LitehGeld, Sept. II, q
mile heats, beating Lord Doncqais b h. BY
Po.9os, aud disisncing Mr. DtooSe's Baron Nile,
Lord OxfOrd'5 Victoria and Mr. Coxe's Cocoa
Tree lie was never beaten mile beats except
at Brldgnorth, a. above stated, whore, although
1t was given against hin, il was evident that ic
was much the best horse
THOMAS COCDE.
March 1st, 1904. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
BY Authority.
Scheme Of q Lottery.
To BUILD AN AcApEMY IN THE CRY OF
RICHMOND.

Prize-last drawn ticket, having
blank to its number, 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

ME public are hereby informed, thar the sub
j scrber is prepared with an excellent seine,
which will De employed the whole of this season
a. the well known SHAD & HERRING FISH
cry at VariGa, twelve miles below Richmond
The road tina, leads 10 this fishery, is palmer and
better, than the road leading to any other fishery
on James river below this city. His prices for
fish viii be as follow Thirty-thrce shillings and
four pence per hundred fer shad, or six pence
peace for a smaller quantity. For hcrrings TWEEN
ty shilings per thousand. lis will keep a regular
supply of salt and barrels FOR the accommodation
of those tsatmay be disposed to purchase i.h W
the quantity. rf1
MOSES BATES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Valuable Property.
The subscriber offers for sale, that valuable un
improved
Lot Of Ground,

Situate on the main street in the city Of Richmond
one hundred feet back, on the cross strectleadihg
TO the basin ofthe canal, & Immediately opposite 70
thecorner stores now in the occupancy OF Messrs
Pickett, Pollard aud Johnston, and that of Mr.
Charles Spencer The numerous advantage at
tending this property needs 40 comment, is ska
alton being in the centre Of business renders it an
obIc6t for public private employment. and is
perhaps the eligible ~ this city f,r either
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing win he treat
ed with privately on application ~ any time b.
tween this and the first day of May next, and if
sold previous to that day, the same will b. OF
fered for sale At public auction, lac ffth day Of
that month, and the terms thereof made <-'ovu
JOHN M.ENERY.
Feb 1Stb 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27
FOR SALE

: A TRACT Of LAND containing ~
"A acres, in the county of Berkeley.
about S miles from Martinsbure, where.
on Thomas Tuekermannow lives |; abous
las acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This farm is strong limestone land, lies
very level and Is very productive.
There are on the premisesa snug Dwell.
ing House, On excellent Kin, hen built Of
hewed logs, with a good stone ehimney
q stone milk house two stories high with
q good joint single cover well paintt d,
by the side of Well Of excellent water
with a pump ia il, = good Barn with
Graners, corn Cribs, Stables, &c. under
the same roof; there Is also an Orchard
of excellent Pea.hes, Apples Of choice
winter and, summer Fruit, Cherries,
Pluthhs and Damsons. The land will DO
shewn By Mr.. William Pendletois, id.
joining tie premises, and the terms
knownby applying at Bath to
- NICHOLAS ORRIcK. s.
April 8, iso4. t.Gl
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= don edition, and be published in Eishs
= Octave Volumes, during,hey year 1904.
IL. IT shah be delivered 10 those Sub.
seribers who take il in VOLUMES, al
Two Dollars per Volume, in boards.
THosE who wait Tor the completion Of
the Work, may have it either al Sixteen
Dollars IN, boards; or in good and
handsome binding, Al Twenty Dollars 8
payable on delivery. az NJ. IKE
IT win be enriched with Two whole
sheet Maps.--One Of the Eastern, tho
Uther Of the svrstsrln part ol HE Ronsn
Empire.-A Map Of the parts of Europe
and Asia adjaeentto constantinople, and
an elegantly engraved Head of the. Au.
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,astomsn His answer wa, !" That, Sir,
i my deliberate Intention 4.
proceeded 70 converse with him on
the subject 81 his receiving the Gommu.
nion !; and told him that with respect to
, the qualifications ofthose Nha wished to
become partakers Of that holy ordinance,
my enquiries could not be made 10 Ian
ruage more expressive than that which
was used By oar Church.. Do you sim
~ eerely repent Of your sins past Have
L" you akyely faith in Gods mercy thro'
I" Christ, witha thankful remembrance
/" Of the death OF Christ! And are you
Is disposed tolive inlove and charity with
r all meni" He lifted up his hands and
Said, !, - With the utmost sincerity Of
!" heart I can answer those questions in
. the affirmative--I have NO I'D will a.
's gainst Col. Burr. ] met him with a
Z" kxt resolution to do him no. harm--I
i" forgive all that happened" Then OBJ
served 70 him, that the tsrrors ofthe law
we're to be announced to the obdurate and
irnpenitent; but that the consultations Of
che Gospel were to Be olFercdtot the hum.
Die and contritc heart: that | hadnorea-
sonto doubt his sincerity, and would pro-.
seed iininediately 70 crafty his wishes.
The Communion was then Administered
which he received with great devotion,
khis heart afterwards appeared 10 be per.
Eectly at rest. Isaw him again this morn
ing, when with his faultering words he
expressed a strong confidence in the
4 mercy Of God through the intercession
/ Of the Redesmsr. / remained with him
until 2 o'clock this afternoon, when
death closed the awful scene-he expir-
ed without q struggle, and almost with
OUT groan. r 80. s. s-~ -.
By rejecting on this melancholy e.
vent, let thehnmble believer be encou.
ragged ever to hold fast tina, precious faith
which is the only source OF true consola-
ton in the last extremity ofnattIre. Let
the in6del be persuaded to abandon his
opposition to that Gospel which the
strong, inquisitive, and comprehensive
mind ola Hamilton embraced, in his
last moments, as the truth from Heaven.
Let those who are disposed to justify the
practice Of dueling, be induced, by this
simple narrative, to view with abhor-
renee that custom which has occasioned
IN irreparable loss TO worthy and most
afflicted family which has deprived his
friends of beloved companions. his pro-
fession Of one Of It's brightest ornaments.
and his country Of a great statesman and
aresl Pstriot. go 80. : -::r7--s- ev
y, With great respect, Iremain,
# Your friend and servant,
, ~ : BENJAMIN. MOORE.
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a PRoPosAI.,
By William z. Birch q Abraham Ss.slR
Of the City Of Philadelphia
Soa pu1LisIlHc M suBscRIpTloR. ~
Thai CeltBrated Wort.
d. OIBBONb HISTORY
% Al
The DKclINI and Far Of The RosAn
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history Of the long and in,eresting period
from the reign Of Augustus TO the taking
of Goastantinople, and the death Of Ma.
homst the II. isno where else 10 be found
in he shape 81 !. g,,lar and well arranged
history he Publishers presume %
hope, that they do service 10 ,heir
country ingiying an Edition Of ii from
the Amsrieen prrss.-.Fhey will briefly
speak ofthsir intentions, and the superi.
GRITTY of this Edition. 4 Il 49,
j 1. IT vii be the most complete EAiti.
tiun Of GiaBos extant.- Because il will
be enriched with the Memoirs Of HE
Life and Writings. written b. HIMSELF.
This win be an addition to the London
copy Of nearly 400 pages. 3@ !
2. IT win be about one-third cheape,
than the London Copy. - s5szz { I'd :.
5. IT will be executed In the best stile.
The Publishers, with confidence, i re4
commend to the public an inspection Of
the BOOKS. published by them within tho
last three years.-They are, Russelrs
Ancient and Modern Europe, 4 Vo.
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MOTTO e.

A Ii persens are hereby cautioned 4
"A gainst taking an assignmen, on two
notes Of hand given BY he subscriber to
Peter Grove, of Martinsbatg the par
ticular sums they are given tor are not
reeollected, but they may be known by
Thomas Roberts being q witness to both
OF Them, a. these notes have beenpaid
off already. .... ~
) 4 JOHN DUNCAN y
Berkeley County, July ~, 1904. ~.
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Io 6elst . Passessioa gwen immediateiy,
THE House and Lot lately occupi.
ed BY ]. Alburtis. situate IN ii.
main street, Martinsburg; the House
is well finished, has & rooms below and
saboye stairs, with 4 good Kitchen. .
spacious Garrett, 2 dry Cellars, ! conye.
nient Stable, and m excellent Garden
well enclosed. and isin every respect wen
calculated for any kind ofpublic business
For term. apply p RDbsss esekssEa 81
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While efsred jor salt, on Friday ihs
24th 81 next mouth, at the late d,orL
ling place Of Job Curtis. deceased :
HORSES, cows, SHEEP and
II HOGS, FARMING UTEN-
SILS and HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, where due attendance and q
reasonable credit will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved seeu-
rity. The sale to.begin at ten O'Clock,
where the conditions win be. more fully
made known. II, .ss.---Es Il
JOSHUA cURTIS, -
JAMES MENDENHALL, S*s
Berkeley County, July, ~, 1904. ~ =
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NOTICE!

NM =
w HEREAS sundry persons have
heretofore made practice Of throwing
down my fences, going through my
plantation, and destroying my fruit and
other property, by which practice | have
sustained considerable iniury-.All
persons guilty of similar practices IN. flu
ture, may expect to be prosecuted for
the same, without discrimination---All
persons are also cautioned against deal
ing in any manner with any OF my. ne.
groes without q written memorandum
from me, having heretofore suffered
considerably by such rconduct--Any
person or persons guilty Of thi. practice
In future, in any manner, may .ekpect
to be prosecuted for the same, a. the law
directs. 's's>' ''T- -sSzg y -. =
=. ANDREW WAGNER !
: MA-Crteh fully ~, 1904. =,
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-HosE per.oh. .ho made purch...

THOSE persons Who made purchase
! % at the sale of the effects Of
Charles Edeien late of Berkeley Coun-
~, dec. are Informed that their respec.
i've Obligations became due on the FIRST
inst. and are requested to come forward
and pay them of, or suits viii positively
be brought against them. r.,
: ~ JACOB FRENCH, Exr. &
y * MARY EDELEN, Exrx.
Berkeley County, July ~, 1906 !