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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

\ HE drawing Of the LOTTERY for the BE-
J pefit of William G Mary College, has been
pcaponed account o: untorefeen creun,f anee s.
until the II OF JULY; on which day, the
comu,iGioners have determined. that it shall Ger
faiaky Commence Thoie who are deGrous OF rur-
chatting tickets will no doubt, avail themielvea
oil the intermediate time
Gentlemen who have been 70 friendly to he
interelis of the College undertake the dill o-
IA! oil tickets, hereby pa ticudr!y requested to
forward, without delay, to the iubieriber, or any
other of the commifioner, In o. the tickets
fold, and of thoie remaining on hand They are al
70 requefed TO pay the money, which they have
received Tor tickets fold either OF the following
gentlemen, viz George Tucker of RiehmondI
Watkins Leigh of PereIibuTe, Ii Teton Waller
Tazewell OF Norloly Hugh Me rcer OF frede-
rickfburg, or Robert Greenhow of Williamsburg
Signed by direction OF the Comminioners,
]. MADI ON, Chairman
VIM. & Mary College, Ju 2, 1904. 2w
81 The editors OF the Pe;eriburg, Frederiokfs
bur. and Norfolk papers requeRed to ini,Ir
this notice three times
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By virtue Of a deed of

trult rom Thomas Colley to h: fubfcri-
Der, made TO ieeure a deb; due from faid Col-
ley TO MefIrs. Dunlop Pollok u Co will be Golds
on Saturday The 9TH day of luy next, for eafh/
TO the Digheft bidder. EIGHT LOTS in Lyon
Town, on Appomattox river. in the county Of
Amelia. The ialc will be made on the premileSs
and commence at II o'clock.
AT the fame time and place, upon the fame
terms ARD Tor the fame ufe, will be fold vaIua-
bic NEGRO WOMAN and ieveral likely
CHILDREN. The lots intended to be fold are
defgnsted in the Pl'n OF Lyon Town, No. S, s;
u 8JIL> I1 Ij,Iy.
WV. DANIEL, Jr. Trustee.
aSth Nay 1904. ids
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Pinkertom's Geography.

IT HE Subfcribere to the revifed edition
4 OF PiDkeuon's Modern Geography
are informed that the fra volume 10 iuit
Publilhed, ard will in few days be res-
dy Tor delivery at Pleafanto' printing off
fee aud book Gore, Richmond. They are
requsae6 to call or feud for their opieo. The
publifherS have ufed their beR endssvors TO
make the work deferving of the very liberal
encouragement afforded to il by the public.
and equal in all reGpeas 70 the Englifh
quarto edition which fells for nearly three
times the price. The geography Of this
country io revived and comfortably augmen-
ted by DR.. Denjamio Smith Barton the
American maps are drafted by Mr.. amuei
Lewis, principally from actual furveys, aud
engraved by Rarri(on, Lawloo, and Tan
ner careful attention has been paid to cor
reeiog the prefs, to binding aad to every
,hirg that would infure TO the publiihers
The appreciation oftheir fub(cribers. Sub
| fcrip,ions will be received at twelve dollars
per copy until 'he work is completed, shsn
!, will be raifed to fifteen dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

We copy the following article from the
Domestic EncyelQhedia and as our com
mon-hail may not deem the regulation of
the assize of bread unworthy MeT atten.
ton, it may afford them some light on the
subject.
In an experiment made to ascertain the
number of loaves of bread which a barrel
of -Four will produce, ii appeared that | :
ID. of flour produced 4 ID. OF, of good
light bread. This is an increase of about
40 per cent. Therefore barrel Of -four
will make 272 3 -. of bread. which will
produce 3l2 loaves, weighing Ia on. and
at cents or Lie of dollar, yield dol
lars and so cents.--I Petersburg Paher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
BRUrUS.
Richmond, June 10Th, 1904.
COMMUNICATIVE.

The great and astonishing performances
OF Signior Manfsedi on the tight rope,
&c. at the Circus, i'll the Hay Market Car.
den on Monday evening last, excited the
highest pleasure in those who saw him,
and indeed particular desire that he
would perform another time before he
leaves this city-which performance is fix
ed for Friday evening next, if fair, other
wise, the next fair evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
Ill OFFICE Of .dSSOh.9Nl.F.
Richmond, 11th Tune, 1904
To all 7chom IL may concern.


Richmond, 11th June, 1904.
| To all 7Yhoa /! may concern.
K NOW ye, that whereas a fuGIio;ent number q,
the members OF the Mutual Affurnnce corie
~ against Fire Buildings of the rate of virg,
mis-, under the twentieth article oil the Rule. and
Regulations of the iaid focietv, have reouefed
that General Meeting OF the fociety mould be
called in the mon:h Of Jaly next, and previous 20
the payment OF the quota called for becoming due
he members OF the fsd Mutual Afru snee Soci
ETY. arc hereby called on TO make a general meet-
irg, that is, majority OF the members to be pre-.
ieut in perfon or bv proxy, duly authorized Tor
the Purpof1 on Monday the goth day of July
next. a, the Capitol in the city of Richmond, at
the hour Of twelve o'clock.
w3t w. FOUSHEE. President.
II The particular desire of a number of respcc
- table characters Of this city, Sig MANFRE.
D1. artist of agility and rope dancing. will per
form on Friday evening next in the Circus of the
Hay Market Garden, his very extraordinary feats
on the Tight Rope, Ground and Lofty Tunlbling,
in greater variety than heretofore exhibited al
this place, which has gained him the great ap-
plause of several quarters of the globe The
doors to be opened ~ 6. and The performance 70
commence at 7-admit ance, gallery Is Cd pit
3s-Clown TO the performance MIR Francis
The Ball room will be well lighted after the
performance. and music for dancing, without
further charge.
Hay Market, Iune 10, 1901
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

IyNH. question respecting the validity of the
4 law au'hofisng the overseers Of the poor to
sell the glebc lands in the different counties in GER
tain cases, having been fully discussed before the
court of appeals the courub being divided. Of course
tire Chancelior's decision iauds--in consequence
OF which will be exposed to SALE, 70 the high.
est bidder, on the premises, on Monday the d Of
Jnlv next, If far. IL not the next fair day the
GLEBE LANDS, in the parish Of Manchester
and county Of Chesterfield, Containing 400 acres
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcha.
GERS bond and approved security the law dirsas
THE CoMMIssiowERs.
Chesterfield 23d Nav 1904 tdss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
Thirty Dollars Reward.

DESERTED from the Public Guard, DAM.
Ell KYZER, 4 stout, well made, good looking
man, about six feet one irCh high. very much
pitted with the small pox, born ia Philadelphia,
and about thirty-five years ofage His clothes
are new, and consisted of black hat blue short
coat, with red cape and cuffs and lined with the
same, blue vest and osnabur2s pantaloons.
ALEXANDER QUARTER, GRO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
T &c K e T S

IN the William & Mary College Lottery are fof
sale 1T 6. Peasants Bookstore.
eCFs The drawing will commence on the %
Of July in Williamsburg. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
NOTICE..

THE subscriber Intending for Europe shortly.
wishes to dispose Of SCHOONER, burthen
about l25 tons. For fur her particulars apply 10
LEWIS WERCO.
Richmond. June 10, 1901.
CoMMfrTsD 10 the jail Of HlbemaIie county.
negro boy, about IL years Of age, yellow
complexion had on negro cotton coat md bree.
ches, says his name is REUBEN, and that he
belongs to Mr.. VIM Su,hars Of Augusta coun.
~ on Polec"t creek The owner is requested
10 come forward prove his property pay char.
yes and take him away, or Re will be dealt VIII
as the law directs.
.THos WELLS, jr
Jaiior Albenarie county.
April %. 1900. 9m
Bail and Deii0ery Bands
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13
Will be Sold,

N t5e Market House, IN f5is city, m Saturday
tie 23d Of 9Hne (iostantJ for cas5, tbe f5lLozsiag
articles belonging to the estate Of London Num-
fovddecensed. vie
ACART'aT H4RRESS,a SORREL MAPE.
a COW e cur. and a number of articles of
HOUSEHOLD FtRNI7 URE. &c.
ROBERT HIDE, Adp,'r,
Richmond. 5fuue IL, 1904. ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

Hay Market. June 10. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

RULE That after the end ofthis present term.
all causes depending in this court, which shall be
read for hearing in pursaante of the rule Of his
eourt made IN the 18th day of This present month
sh Ill unless good cause be shewn to the contrary,
BE- hsardin the same order in which they sand on
the docket. I'm
Tes,e I BROWN n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-24
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE.

FFILL1I1H1 II1N L OI1OINlSLs
AT HIS STORE ON Kinks WHARF, LOVER END
OF WOLF STREET,
New-Englsnd Potatoes,
Coarle Salt,
NIidlings 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,
Srpei6ne Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and fmall veffels may be con-
yenicntly accommodated with Wharfage on mo.
derate terms.
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceived in them on Storage.
A large STORE on Hoes Wharf to fell or let
with the privilege of receiving and fhipPing
goods free of wharfage.
A fnall HOUSE on Water Street next door
10 Major Muncster's, for fale.
A number of LOTSiu soos ftuzioas for fale
or TO let on ground rent.
Alex. 18th mo. zoth. eo,f
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

RANAWAT from Tie subscriber on n. 2sk
Of 0ttcbsr last, nero nan slave names
B @ B,
sbort % years Of age, Ave feet rine inches igh
straight lnnbed and well formed; said slav. hath
ar impeasmeht in bis speech which prevents lis,
readily replying 70 a queition. Hs commonly
wears rigs. Re took With hun v.nety Of
go,1 cloathing, description Of which is unnecss.
sary. as it is probsbls lie has changed thea. He.
has Lsen.frequsntly seen about town since he ss-
seconded, andin all probability is now secretcd by
lis mother, Winney Browp, formerly the slave
OF Mr.. JoEN MUIR, late of this town. bat aov
said TO be free. ihs asors reward viii be PAID
for securing ssid Negro Boz, N sny goal, ans
further reward of TEN DOLLARS for tia dis
covcry Of rhsss wfis have been accessary ~ his
ceaceasrnent.
Captains Of vessels, &c. ars forwarnss ss
their peril, aos 10 tske b'nl swsy.
ROAR I.lS. an 8Sal)s.
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VALUABLE LANDS
EOD pAJ 7
FOE SALE.


Purfuant to a decree of the Honora-
bic the Circuit Coass Of tha D;fija Of Co.
lumbia, for thu county Of Alexandria, viii
be expofed to iale, at public auttion, Ter rca.
dy Cath, On Saturday the 7th day Of April
next, under tn. direction OF t!- undrrfgnsd
conmifioners appointed for thar purpofs,
4 TaG Of Land,
late the property Of Robert Aleyard-r, fenate
upon the Potomac rivsr, adjoining the lard, Of
Mr.. Philip Alexander, containing SIS acres,
being ono moicty of the Abb;ogfon tract, for.
lnerly the re{idcnce Of Mr.. Cuffs, deceated
this landis bounded by two parallel lines TO
poles wide, and running baeiz wefsfiy 634
poles from the river to The back line, and will
be laid OF into fqusses Of so acres each, and
will be fold in large or fiaall parcels as may
accommodate purchalers; this land is fiuated
about equal diAance Between Alexandria and
George Town, and commands fall view Of
thofc towns, the City, Eaaern Branch end Pc
tomac, and in point Of foil is equal to any en-
the river. Any perfon defrous of purchafng
will be lhewn the premifes and the plat and fur
vey of the fame on application to Geo. De-
neale in Alexandra.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund !. Lee, Com'rs.
Geo. Denealc,
Feb. 10. dost
gF Cath given for clean Inneh and
cotton rags.
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March ~.
Indian Queen Tavern.

The Subfcriber will Sell the unex~
p;red term of hi: Icafe of that noted and much
frequented TAVERN, known by the name Of
TIE Indian Queer, corner of St. Afaph and King
Streets. The ftuation is equal to any in Alex
andria, and the budaels now done is equal. if nor
fuperior, to any public houle in the Town
There are tx years andGx months Of the leafe yet
to run. Fer terms apply on the premles to
John Hodgkams.
Marchs &
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public uenous.
On TUESDAY,

Tn CESDA
y 70 ,,elsek, aDiH 5e sola at fb< y<ndse SStsrs
Rumin hoglhesd sand barrels.
Frsah Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikcy and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in hfas. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierccs and bags,
Chocolate
Mould and dip'd Candles
Ral6ns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Al os
4 var1sty of DRY GOODS
Among which are
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kertsymcres, Dafils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cotrous, Sergess
EIaficks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
,c,hirtxes and Calicoess
Irih Linens, Sileila de-.
O!nsburgs and Ticklenbargs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'is,
India Mullins and Table Clotha
Bandanaa Handkerchief
Coluurcd Threads, Hasa,
And fundry other Articles.
P G. MARSTELLER.
March IS.
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RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co

RICKETTS,, NEWTON s. Co.
Haze on hand, and tosr fold OF very low
teyEs, hsndfome sgortment Of
foHf6ns and fecond
3 K O A d CT O I II S,
qaan,i.y of Rofc Blankets,
TwilIea do.
aicSlinsbusg, and German OfnabuEgs,
ssdtcks and Apron Checks,
Cotton HoGcry,
Isfisns, Velycts and Cordar0ys,
san5azetts and Wildbores,
ea'icoes and IriG Lineas,
Striped Jerfeys and CaG.nercs,
GoTded Dimities and Flannsls,
iwilled Coatings and Hafthioks,
aoo pieces Engli[h Canvas,
400 reams writing Paper,
So do. wrapping do.
trunk colourcd Twias and Sewing Silks
do. Umbreli4s,
acsGs Ssin Twine,
do. Fis Pine,
Z Dc. Role Bgimfonc.
Les kegs Whi;e Lead,
boxes Cotton aud WTcal Cards,
- hhas. bi5an Sugar.
= P'2e, London particular Madeira Wiae,
go Quantity sf PLAIsrER or PARls
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-24

THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for fale, at his fore Oil Union Street,
I'LL kind Of Groceries
by retail:
Sugar by the barrel,
N. England Rum,
50 bis. good Cyder,
1900 lbs. R. /. Cheefc hyperion quality,
1000 buff els K. l. Potatoes in excellent oSe;r,
100 boxes Mufcadel and Bloom Ralfins,
50 trails frefh Figs,
2e0o lbs. frch Almonds,
Excellent Jamaica Oranges,
Lemmons, Prune,, Englith Walnuts,
Spanilh Sugars by the box,
Mould and DiPt Candies by the box,
Spiced Salmon in kegs,
Excellent Codflh for family ME,
New Bacon and Vcniton Hams,
Olives in boxes of fix bottles,
And few barrels Of fse quality Apples.
Abel Willis.
March 10.
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bless my infant palate inthe distant spr,, Il,
time. r.,
But, tho for season, the Lay Pre-, '
er's desk has been shut, yet his books
been open, and bis thoughts awake. h.,
ing seen some novel objects, and read .orr,,,
curious tones IN the course Of his vaca,e,
On, perhaps he is qualified to resume hIh,
labours, with some degree of spirit. Tbch,
many pensive eve, he medltates the sub. =
stantiai good Of society and peruses manr \
a heavy book, with a view, by studiou; che,
mistry, to extract some essence, to relievS
the spirits Of his readers. Al any rate 80
this mode of writing is approved, by those
whom it is his ardent wish to please, he !,
determined to lay aside every weigh, or
interest, which might bias him to more
gainf,h occupations to lay aside that sin
of incidence, which doth SO easily beset an
Invalid, and an author, and to run with ~.
thence the race that is set before him. 4.
looks tor recompence, not TO the favor rs
the populace, but to the kindness of the
few; and while he expresses honest thor,
in simple dictlon, and strives for III.
mastery" over Folly and Wise, he is conf.
dent of the courteous salutations Of his bre.
thren, especially such as be sf Cesar house.
h0R.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09
FROM THE PORT FOLIO.
THE LAYPREACHER.
~" Here am /, for thou didst call me-"

"a" Here am !, tor thou didst call me-"
Witha voice, Opublic, so finely modu.
lated, SO gratefully soothing to the ear Of
an ambitious author, that he hearkens to
the summons, and is actually indicting a
sermon, apologetical for absence from.his
lay-s,all, and for his negligence Of the flock.
But who'is there among the sons of men,
Of such self-denying humour, that will
not sometimes, fee from confinement to
breathe little fresh air, and .ranlble, yea,
.ran, amoment, from the drudgery Of me-
thodized life?
The clergyman, fatigued with Flavei,
and painting under the annual load Of heavy
sermons, asks from the parish respite;
and as he cheerily urges his PAGER, Flooding
and slow, like his owner, sings, instead of
David's psalms, a hymn to the 3Goddess
Of leisure. go
The lawyer ohoaked with the dust of
courts, and dea{ened by the gibberish.of
the laws, can,ers from the circuit; and
placed at bis desk, suffers hot plea in bar
to obstsuct the current of his yawning hui
mour.
The doctor too and merchant. in gaping
hours, scorn the recipe and the invoice,
and idly dream Of subjects more pleasant
than subjects consumption OF. subjects COM
! mercial.
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In fonr handfome Oaavo Voiumes-Price, well
bound, Ten,D,llars.
This editionis now offered to the public as a
,lpecimen OF Americas paper and printing, which
will pot idffer by coRpzrifon with any book
printed in this country.
~ a GoLD MEDAL was @glyen-to
Robert Carr, the PrinteF of this Bible. by the
Amescan Company of Booksellers, as the beie
pecimen of Printing exhibited at their annual
nfetiog At New York last )upe.
luy 81.
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DONALD Nc DONALD
4 SCOTCH SONG.
WRITTEN BY JAMES HOG.

WRITTEN BY JAMES HOG.
/ MY name is D,nald Nc Donald.
live in the Highland sac grand,
F Eve FOLLOWED our banner, an will DO,
Wherever my maker has land;
When ranked atnnag the blue bannes,
Nae danger can fear me ava,
ken that my brethren aroua' me,
AreoeitheI 10 conquet OF fa'.
Brogues an orochep as' a. s2~,..5
Btochen an; brogues an a.,
an is ma abe very weel al,
VIVA ha. brogues an.brochen am a..
/ Las. year we were wonderful canty, 80
Our frien's an our county to see, 49,.
Bot since the proud ConsuPs grown yantia,
We'll meet hia1 by land or BY sea.
Whenever clan is distyal,
Wherever our King has foe,
He'll quickly see Donald Nc Donald,
Wis Hghlandmen IN row.
Guns am pistols an'4a's
Pistols an guns ant a.,
He'll qaickly see D .,nald Nc Donald,
WI guns ar pistols an a.
What tho we befriend it young Charly,
To tell it diana think shame,
Poor lad he came to us but barely,
And reckon'd our mountains his hame,s
IT'S true that our reason forb ade US,
But tenderness carried the day.
Had Geo'dy come frlendless amaag use
WI him WI had a. game away.
Sword an bucklef an "a,
Buckier an sword ana,
For Gorge we'll encounter the devil,
WI sword, an bu2kles and &.
An 0 wad eagerly press him,
The keys O. the eaa 60 resain;
For sude he gle up the possession,
Well soon haze to force them again.
Than yield up ae inch VII dlshonor,
Tho it were my finishing blow.
He ay may depend on Nc Donald,
Wis Highlandmen's a. in arrow.
Knees an elbs' an'*s'.
Elba's an knees an a.,
Depend upon. D maid Nc Donald,
laa His knees an, elba's an a..
IfiBonapar,e land at Fort William,
Aud Europe nae LANCER sal Crane,
laugh when think how we'll gall him,
WI bullet, wi steel, an wi stane.
WI rocks of the Nevis am GARY,
Well rattle him aft frae our shore;
Or lull him asleep in carney,
An sing him. Lochaber no more.
'Stsnes an bullets an a.,
Bullets am states an a.,
Well finish the Corsican callan,
WI stanes an bullets an a..
The Gordon is good in hurry,
An Czmpbelis steel to the bane,
An Grant, am Nc Kenzie, an Murray,
An Cameron will hurkle to name.
The Stuart is sturdy and wannel,
An sac is Nc Leod an Nc Kay,
An !, their gud: brither Nc. Donald,
Sal meier be the last in the fray.
,sBrouges an brochen an a.,
Brochen an brogues an a.,
An up VII the bonny blue bannes
The kilt, an the feather an a..
$3.50: aa ss..-
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Aupun s. I&

q AuguH 8, 1904.
SOME of the proprietors of the ground in the
lquare comprehendea between St. Afaph, King,
Pitt and Cameron ftreets, having neglettea TO FL
up the fame, agree.by TO an order of the Com
mon Council palIed the 4.h day of April lat, the
SUPERINTENDENT of Police is hereby rsquired TO
have that duty performed, at the expencc of the
Corporation, and afterwards proceed to recover
the auounr thereof from the d-faulrers reiPeSfiye.
~ly, in the manner prsfcribed for the recovery of
essher pS5lic claims,
aElifha C. Dick,
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FOR SALE,

A very likely NEGRO WOMAN, about 70
years ofage, with her male Child one year old.
She mas been sceuaomcd to all kinds OF honie
work, is tolerablc icamfr.fs, and is well &C,
gqusiosed with the hurting and attending of chill.
: GIen, Tor teIras
Apply to the Printer.
Nag. S. d3s 2aw
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10 Rent,

And petition given Immediately, comfort.
able DWELLING HOUSE, Etuated in plea
FAINT part of the town. For particulars enquire of
Ricketts,; Newton and Co.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-09

e The VAcrHA Of The Aac'ents.
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CO Printing IN all It's various
branches executed at this Office
with ncatncis, accuracy, and diff
patch.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17

NOTICE Is hereby given, that an
IN ELECTION for Oyerseers Of
the Poor Willie held for the Upper Dis
trict Of this County on Saturday the lsth
day Of February next, at the house 81
Mrs: Fulton, at MilI's-Ga -.
For the Middle District, on the same
sday, q MnrtinshurE. e 81,
. For the Lower District, on the same
dry. 90 Hedges Chapel. ~ z. s
An the free holdersand house-keepers
withiu the respective districts are parti-
euiafly desired TO attend At the respec.
tive places Of election. s. ~; AZ 80 & z
WILLIAM PoRTERFTELD, SIC.
January ~, 1904. = =: s,S= = = /
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NOTICE..

HERE being 1 very great proba.
y billy of the negroes purchased By
me On he sOtk of September last, Il die
widow Edelen's bale, being free, There.
fore take thit niethod Of informing he
public, that lam detefihined not 70 pay
the note given for those hegroes, until 4
final adiustlnent Of the business takea
place, and aelear and indisputable tue i
given me.
HtIGHy.PATTERsoN. Il
December9, 1905. SIS. 1.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

J FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
CTOLEN On Sunday night the 18th
- January last, from the White House,
on the main road leading from Winches-
ter 70 Charles Town, Jefferson County,
Virginia, I6 miles from the former and
. from the latter, q BAY HORSE,
nearlyi6 hands high, but low IN flesh,
4years old the last Of May next, switch
tail, not shod, has no perceivable aesh
marx, only 4 feather on each hip about
5 inches long, md i blark streak down
his back but not very PLAIN any further
than his rump. Whoever returns the
Thief and Horse to the subscriber, at
the White House. shall have the above
reward iffaken within the county, and If
ont oft 20 dollars, or dollars for the
GEORGE SMITH.
February 10, 1905. - =