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NOTICE.

Mfrc'ah Customers are partiexla,ly ye72esred TO
call at M Medicine Store and pay IF tbeir ac-
counts bossi6ie many Of gVbicb base besn
standing ofeH jar many gears, and toe t'ovbie and
ea1ensr IF cqeng AMI presenting ('oote,in,es again
and again. applying and sending their bou:es ma
~ times 6eloe they can De a tSen otien ojtea
reif6oa e5ec) is only BE conceire5ty those zpbo
bavc bad be experience.
rcthTn t9aits 10 my customers in general, and
bope 10 merit continuance If their faOorS, bur in
treat them IN future to me tie trouble of 6ooE-
ing small matters, 6eiHg determined no longer 10
continue filing ny books 1eitb Suc5 entries
Hope my srboesaie Customers ypbo are delisrtenf,
rriH see fbe prCbriey Of cdlli,S as Soon as Pos
Si5le, to ADJUST tbeW and give bonds where
tbcy are NOT ale 10 maze immediate payment;
1 am now very fully spilled wljh LAUor AND
EXTENSIVE ASsoNTME..I OF
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PRRFo y bal A NOE.

SILVER, III the iscord OGlober meeting 1909.
carrying oil. beat the Duke Of Bed.ord's Golden
~o6I Sa. 2ib one mile, for so euineas. in the
'Seoaa iptirs NEE ;ine, I7D4, Sc. GLIB. he beat W.
iayiofs 81 George, 80 TT. two miles, for zoe
suheas'-in toe ieconc fprirg meeting, 1904, 81.
ID. ne beat Mr.. HCworth's Anthony 90. half
H''e''9T 100 guiness In the luly meeting, 1904,
ne won 90 IS two miles, bearing tire Duke Of
Graiton's Gfeufe, Lord Oxfor1's 3ruifer Lord
GroIvener's F-oileuan. Lord CIetmop,'s pavn,-
tor and Lord Egreu on,'s sesgul---!n ,he firf DC.
tober meeting, 1928, Sl. he received 40 guineas
rom Lord Ieremont's Seagul, SIT. 7lb one and
nan miles, tor AGO guineas.--ln the lccond o..
sober meeting, 3h. alb he run a dead heat with
Lofo ISFeuionts sesgul, sd. lib. one and half
mhes.-ln the ieeond October meeting, 1894, he
won mandy cap plate, miles, beating the
DUKE OF Gra'ton.s Garland, Lord Fgremont's
Cinnabar, Sir Charles Bvnbury's Robin GRAY
MIR. Iaylors Helmet, Duke o. Cueenfbnry's Rsy q
filly, by Doomed, and Lord rieh6eld's OuetIsva
In the Craven meeting, 1875, 81. he beat
LORD DarlinEton's ST. George, SR. oh. miles.
Tor 500 gin the frf fpting meeting, 1905, lie
won the main OF che Oatlands Rake 400 euineas,
each two miles, beating Mr.. Wiifon's Benning-
ton, MIR. Holmes Gabriel and the Duke Of
Queenl5urys Pecker.-In the Houghton meet-
ing' 1898, 8H. 4ib received forfeit from MIR.
Bowe'' Volunteer colt, III one mile, for roo
guineas.
have the General s.ud Book and Racing Ca
iendars for 90, 81 and 'o5, and certificates from
a number of respectable Gentlemen, TO prove
what is above alef,ed of Silver.
WILLIAM TUNSTALL.
February IAth, 1904. IoawtII0
~. u, Notes of hand will be expe6ted with the
mares put by the feafon, for Twenty Dollars, dit.
ehargeable as above. r.
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III q Court co1tigaed and hrid fur alternate
county, The 8cUeHth day ofFejraary, I8O4.
Charles T.. Lewis, pitEo
Against In
Elizabeth Henderson and Charles Chancery.
Henderson. defs
o. the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney.
- MS oyayed, blythe court, that the slaves OF T.
lizabe'h Henderson be attached, and the said
slaves arc 20 be kcpt by the sheriff until thc dsfeu
dant or his agent give bond and security IN the
penalty OF two thousand dollars tobe approved of
By the sheriff with condition tlat the defendant
Elizabeth Henderson perform and abide by the
decree o. fri5 court. 20 Us nc,caG.c. pronounced
in this cau.g, and If the defendant or uet ,.. NC
i@ilto lvc snch security, that the sheriff still de
tsin sa'J slaves andmaae report 20 Tic ncltc court
IN order fora further decree.
Is copy--Teste.
JOHN NICHOLAS. elk.
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ViKGlNLA:
ut q Superior Court Of

Cha"eery, hotden in RicAn,5nd, March
The 1871, 1904.
BETWEEN
frico and Samdidge of the city of Richmond, J
AND plaintiffs.
AleXarderS S. Outlaw, junior and Alexander
Outlaw, senior, defendants
The defendants not having entered heir APP
penance and given security according TO the
act or assembly ard the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court THAI
they are not inhabiant of Jhis country: On the
motion OF The plaintiffs by their counsel, Il is or
deyea, tha5 The said defendants appear here on
the frst day oftne next September term, and an
swer ne bill OF The plaintiffs and ,hat i copy Of
this order be forth vith inserted in some ne,.spa,
per IN The city oC Richmond for wo months sue
ecssvely, and posted at the front door Of me capi-
tolin tt!e SAID city.
a Copy,
Teste,
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Grocery Store,
MOfiEc.

- virtue oil a deed of trust, executed by John
k} and Jndiin Shipwash the county Of Chr.
terieId, unto the Subscriber, The following proper.
~, to wit: Il LO7- or LIND. CONTAINING three
acres more ores9 together the improvements
thereon, siin2tc on the Old road and adjoining
the lands Of VIM. Smith, dee. John Cobb < Ioln
Swann, contiguous 70 the town OF Manchester.
and on The main turnpike road--will be sold. TO
'he highest bidder. for ready money, on Monday
The 50tHinsi Co satisfy debt due By the said John
Shipwash to Mr. wi liam BRYAN.
LEIGHTON WOOD, Trustee.
Richmond, l7,h April, 1904. St
FTP 7t~ s9'e ot the above mentioned tyoterty IL
Postponed until WeiHs5dap ne 1919 Of ALay, Tfq
and y not. tie next jiiv day. Us
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THE defendant Charles Collier not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 the aGt of assembly and the rules of
this court, and ii appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court that he Is not an inhabiant of this com
mOnweal,h: On the motion OF the complainant
by his counsel, Il IS OreiTed, that the said defend
ant do appear here on the fourth Monday in Au-
gust next ANA answer the bill accomplishments,
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some public newspaper published in the state for
two months excessively, and posted Al the front
door of the courthouse ofthis county: And il is
further ordered, thatthe other defendants. Cuales
eN'r &c. and Faulkner. admir-. &c 60 not pay a.
way any money or eHe6t5 il their hands, owing or
belonging to said defendant Collier, until the fur
ther order OF this court,
CoPy-Teste,
JOHN CHEW, Junior. d. CT C.
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III u Court continued and heidf or Dzidiesec
coHnJ. at tie courthouse in UrGanna, on Tuesday
= toe 27tb day Of dfarcb, 1904.
James Campbell, complainant. = -
Against
Charles Collier. John Quarles ex'r of John :.
George. dec. and Benz Faulkner admir-. 2
debonisnon OF VIM. Ddiake dec {
Is.
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1t q Quarterly CoufI held
5or. Prince Edgvard county, llas'ch 1911,
p. TINSLEY, c

for Prince Edgvard county, 1larch 1911,
1904.
Josiah Hurt, Judith Cason and Fuqua Beas-0 -.
ley administrative and administrators OF :
Benjamin Hurt, deceased, plaintiffs. >
AGAINST p
Zachariaa Arnold and Obadiah Hurt | 3
defendants.
THE defendant Zachariah Arnold not havinr
entered his appearance and given security
according TO an act of die general asse nbly and
the rules OF tnis court, and appearing TO tie sa-
tistaet'"n or The court that he is an inhabi,.
ant OF this state On the motion of the plaintiffs
by their attorney, II is Oydc,ed, tina, the said de.
PENDANT Zachariah Arnold do appea. her "a the
first day of May court next aud sns.gSr the
plaintiffs bill and that a copy OF this order he
forthwith inserted in some one Of the unEic news
papers printed in the city of Richmond FOR two
months successively, and also posted AZ the front
door of the courthouse of this county.
Il Copy,
Tes5e,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, d. c.
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Fresh Drugs q Med:cines,

Surgeons Msnnments, PcyfIimcyy, &c.
also Liaseed Oils Paints, dry and
ground IN OIL,
Which 1 will sci! at 4 moderate advance for cash
and on the usual credit to those ,vho have here,
tofore been pundual IN their payments
BENZ AMIN DU-VAL.
Richmond. April l9,h 1904 wa, 1aEAt
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For carving the Mails Of the United States. on
the following Post Roads, will be received at the
General Post.Oace. in Washington, until the
18th day Of June next inclusive.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-12

Warrington City, February %. 1904
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21

The Argus makes the foiow;ns interenns remarks
on the oxidation Of the Fra Coniu They certain
~ ipeak eItinents OF the Corficln and hs Cabi-
net:
From events which will rciut from this i'm portsnt
hep, ioa,c augur the approach OF peace, it viii de-
nand the hearty appreciation of certain great Poem
tate, whole deeiGon the ldc the other WILL
doabtlets have happy influence in ie;tug the exiit
ing differences
This act is the eternal dinheritance OF the Bour-
5ons, which he French people about to pronounce;
BY it, they rid theneves o. all apprehension and of
all inquiesude; they have performed nehng Co.
lenn more productive o univerial afety THIS re
neral with is the FINS ;c hiory of the revolution
It has been aid that like Saturn, the Revolution de-
voured is children; preeEt the ancient fable ieens
to b. completely realized; i, IS child Of the revo-
ton who takes 10 place, ythou, forgetting the bets
hts Of its mother"
We cannot undertake to Gay, whether the Potea-
tate alluded TO the Emperor of Germany the En-
Peror Alexander, but it appearSlrnm he publications.
which have recently iilued from the preis a, Berlin
that BonaPare has obtained the ian6 of his Pruli-
an Naeity.
Curee, who made the motion in the Tribunate FOR
change OF the contribution and dynatty, is an inha-
bitant of St. Andre in the diltr of Iodeve, of the
department Of Herault. In 1871 he was elected
member of the Legislative ,iGenbly and in 1902 OF
the National Convention, where he voted for the inn
In 1893 ne became Member Of the Council of FIVE
Hundred; and after Bonaparte's revelation, in 799,
he was made Tribune. He was always regarded
as man o! moderate principles and abii,:es Ava
rice is lis principal patton and letters from Pars
lay, that he has received from Bonaparte 10000 Ii
vres in money, and the adurance Of plate in the Sc
nate, worth 5000 livres in the year.
We learn, from undoubted authority, that louis
XVIII. King of France and Navarro, means iole MI
ly protect, in his own nare and that OF the. l,,itr
bons and particularly in the of the French n1J-
on againit the elevation of foreign ufl,per to his
Majetys throne, under the title Of Emperor BY GER
.an individuals cNiing themfevss The Senate and rr-
bunate OF France and faely arroga,inc TO thenlelvss
the power to difpofe of his Maei5ys rgtful crown
aud dignity. In this protect, his mott Cnriaau Ma
lefty will call upon all legitimate Sovereig to defend
their rank ard rights; upon all Europe to defend its
independence and upon all the world to defend the
laws Of humanity; upon al civilized nations 10 reGG
the return of Vandalifm and upon ail Clrilians to
unite in opPoiing atheilm and immortality.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21

rcipeS due to f,blimc denomination /; ] 10
not find t;t.e for the chiefofth national pow
er more worthy of the fplendopr OF The nation
than the title of Emperor. Imovr then, that
we rtfer to the ienate with which is that OF
the whole nation, ana ofwhicii the cbie3 is
III. That Napoleon Bonapatse, nov Pir,t
Confui, bedeclared Emperor, andin thatoualsy
remain charged with the government OF the
French Republic.
I'd. Thatthe imperial dignity be declared he
reditary in his family.
Sd. That fuch of our pititutiors as are only
traced out, fhail be dcinitiveIy iurpenCled.
himoit MI the members Of the trituuate hay
ing inicribed their names - fpeai on the rao.i-
ON, Saeoye Roliin obItrved, that it would b.
di'hcuisfor them all to be heard, and on 4 pro-
poial being made, the tribuuate referred to 4
co!nmi!hca of thirteen members, the motion of
order, the ipeeches delivered, aud thofe which
ihou'd De fpoten ill the day fixed for tire re-
port. The coJnmifi:on were to make their re-
port on ThurCday.
The members who compofed it are Curee,
Sachue, Jaubert, Zoe la C;ronde) Duverier, Eu-
vidal, Gillet Ode Stine ct Oife) Frevillc, Carton
Niiaz, Sivoye Ko.lin, Addition, Crenier, y sa-
tire, Chabaud Laton.. The members of the Blu
re2u, Fabre Preiideat, lard Panvi,iers, Faure,
Simeon and Armand, Secretaries are to form
part OF this commiiiion aifG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-21
EXTRAORDINARY SITTING,
~ PLoREAL, May Q.

The order of the day was called for the CONT
nuation Of tie dhcufiion ON the motion of Curee.
Chatfifon commended that the intention of the
French bad always been TO efabIidl q rnonar-
chical form OF government. The with formed
in 1880, was now to be fulfilled, and no perfon
than Bonaparte could better fulfil this win,
which will corhitute The happincfs of France
aud oar pofsrity. lie voted for the motion,
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YIRGtVIA:
NJ y suPERIoR COURT OF cHANczsY, HOLDEN -,
RIcHAoSD, May 10. 1904
VIRGINIA.:


AT a SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcEsY, HOLDEN IN
RIcHAo@D, NAY 10. 1894.
BETWEEN
joSaPH c: BROWN, RICHARDB B. 2 p,..o
GOoDE & WILLIAM BROWN, ( Plaintiffs
ROBERT oNfBFRSON, pstr,d,...
lbs cauie, by content OF parties, came on
: tAs ,--tcciitil day Of MAY, in tb w. ~ -.
lord one thouiand eight hundred an Tn,r 70 bc -
On the bii and aniwer, and was argued by co,n.ii
on confederation whereof, the cou-t sdJgetb and H.
eleeln' u.at, uAess the defendant or bsfore the
twsnty-iourth day Of July pcyt, pay to ,ls ,la;f.
William Brown, one thouflrd four hundred dollars
with nterct thureon, after the rate of fix per ccnt
per an1lnn, 20 DC computed from the vycl.y-hr,-tb
DAY CT lhuavy. one honiar! eh. ~. q .t,, ,,,r,,
t1l payment, and ths COTS expended by the Ylsnt;fs
N protecting this fuit, that Icceph c. Brown AMI
sehard b. Goode, after giving three weeks rotite "a
ore more of the Richmond ncvIpapers. do ernoG,
to PGbic fae By auction, for ready money ,te IIsS
Acre Lot of Land, with the Appurten..,css Iy.,c- IN
that part of the Cay of Richmond cal ed Roel e,s s.,
hgnared IN the plan Of the aid city by IN. nun,bor
con two hundred ard feven which Rad be-, ecu.
veyed in truit b. the defendant 70 fine forsns,,es
Joeph Z. Brown and Richard y. Goode fcr the 49,
Po1 AS IS aliedgrd in the j and aAn;tted hv ti ar
fwer Of iecurns the forefaid PRINCIPAL roey ard IN,
terct, the deed which hath been deFroyed ss at
10 aAs6gedi and admitted and out Of dis NOM, a,
ring from The fele, ply to the piarfG Wf;7a,
Brown, the fad principal money, ;rteref and coas.
AID the imPlos il luy, f;er deduo ing ,he exrrnces
attending The iale, ply 70 tic d.ttndant, ard rcpo.t
their proceedings ~ execution hereof 10 the cour..
n Copy. Tcle, PETER TfNSI EY,c.c.
DO ccrfcn. and rsqueG, that tie eorrnficn
named u che above decretal order do pro-ced to ar1
the iane into eiea Wedneidny the IL Gay OF ~.
gun next. Gs
ROBERT 4 oNfBERSoN,
f7tTk.
Tede, GgoRcr MCRHDis.
Mias5g0, July 10, 1904.
~ BY the content and rsquea Of Ro5crt O,abey-
l0n we ihsil proceed 20 SELL TIE
tor & APPUR1ENANCr
mentioned and dooribed in the above decretli o-4ey
Upon the terms therein mentioned, on He4acfI, tie
III day of Hasg7 next, upon the premiies, betwces
the hours Of 10 and OF the clock.
JOSEPH c. DROWN.
RICHARD y. GOODF.
July 81. epst
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FRoM LoNpoN pArts OF NJ is.


The following important paragraph we copy from
the Portimouth paper. IL ihoSs laudsble iicreafe
OF vigilance on the art Of Government.
The following order iflued to thc ihps az Spit
head this morning is Of more ferrous expectation
than any that has been made known fince were
fra threatened To have fr hoys to thc cables ;
keep The topgal'ant yards acrois clear for action
every evening az fun let the Ggnal for unmoor-
ing to be conidered az the hgnal for action and to
keep in momen;ary rcadineis for putting to lea, as
that infant it maybe expected to be engaged with the
enemy"
1t was ye2tfday reported in the city that Govern
ment had Received fome indirect overtures froul
France oP the fbjea of Peace, eid to have been
made though the American Mi3iaer at Pdris. At
ter the mott minute enquiries We could not learn that
the rnnour was deierung OF much credit.
Yeterday arrived another Gottenburn Mail. 1t
appears to confirm the report refpeng the deep inn
prelion which the murder of the Duke Of Enghien
BIS made upon the Court o. peteriburg. As foon
the intelligence of that atrocous event reached the
Capital, the Emperor inued orders for Court Of
Mourning, and iuch the Indignation Of he peo-
pie upon that oceaiion that the French rcfdents have
been conflar;y infuIteI whenever they appeared in
puJlie. Very conGderabe bodies of Rufiian troops
have received orders hold themlelyes in readiness
to march. Star.
Sone Dutch Papers were yeAerday received to the
date Of the 10th Of May one of which contains
nose, extracted from the Moniteur Of the osh IG re-
latve 90 the nvsGon, in which the French threaten
TO attempt dsieeut when convenient to themfeves (;
and add that If i, is deferred for years their fueees
sd! lie The more certain.
MAY H.
This morning we received Dutch Journals 20 the
10th inn. The articles Of importance whichtisy cop-
;an relate to the aumpiion of the Imperial dignity
by Bmaparie An e&tr1G from Paris Paper fates,
that the reoluiion of ;he ribunae upon tnat fubjed
has been trafnitfd the Conrvative Senate in the
following terms" That Napoleon Boaapsrte be de-
clared Emperor q lie french
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Mr.. Pitt has nov nearly completed the whole
Of his Miniftry. Mr.. William Dundas having
been appointed Secretary at War, the military
and naval patronage Of the Brtifh Empire is
now veited in the family Of Arniton. II is, we
understand, finally fettled, that Mr.. Canning is
to b. Treafurer Of the Navy Mr.. Rofs, Joint
Paymsfter Lord Mulgraye, Chancellor Of the
Duchy Of Larcafcr Earl R4thlra, Matter of
the Mint and the Earl OF hylesford, Lord
Steward Of the Boufehold. Earl M0ira's an
fwer to the propofai for vsting in him the L,sd-
tenancy of ireland with the Chief Com:nand Of
the Iriil Army, has not been PC; received. The
plan offcparating the y 1ices Of lord Chancellor
and Speaker OF the H)uCc Of Lords has been a.
bandored and they siil continue to be filed 10y
Lord Eldon.
Mr.. Pitt has been returned for the UniYerGty
OF Cambridge but ne probably will not take
his feat OH the Treafury Bench until the middle
&C next week. The Houfe of Commons will adj
io,:rn tomorrow until Wcdneiday next.
The captain of,he American ihip Friendnip,
which arrived at.Fdnouth on Tucfday, in s3
DAYS from the Cape Of Good Hope, reports,
that The Dutch troops a The C1pc wee daily
defsr,ine, and that many Of them la lexrrrned a
with that they were under the Britih Govern
ment. The captain is of opinion, that fnall
force wouid take it from the Dutch 5000
troops bad failed from thence few days before
for Batavia. Accounts wcTe rsSctstd, az the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
TUITION
REvp. SAMUEL KEMP,


DEGS leave To inform the Public that he has
k) Aken the hcufe formerly occupied by Captain
Blsck, the props,ey of Mr.. Janney on the Mall.
Where young gentlemen will be carefully
laugh, the Englah ianguag. dramatically, Writ
g, Accounts, Msnfuration, OF !SuperA'ces and
Solids, Geometry, higonometry, both Pane and
Spherical, Surveying after the much approved me-
thods by Logarithm's, and Meridian difanccs,
DAZZLING il al its varieties, together with their
applicalions in Drawing and Perfpecive- AHro>
nomy founded upon the principles, and lenslmsnts
Of the Rla9reas Sir Lfeee Nssytoa, Navigation
by Lunar obfvrva.ioas, and Double Attitudes,
Geography with the uie Of the Globes, &c.
with The ntmcs precifion and correctness.
N. D. AR. Kemp aGures thoie who would
win 10 honor him with their patronage, that no
pains will be fpsred in endeavorpg to torn the
tender minds of thofs committed to his care.
to the love of iibery, praaice Of virtue, and good
manners. Mr.. Kemp would win to accommo-
date four young gentlemen.
AID eyeaing school will be kept ag'eeabiy to
shs ufusi hours.
Nnv.siO. utle
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5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. 3. Plies f4bsaea TO deduction Of fl
tsen per cent.
This Lottery has been authorized by the le.
rilatare Of Virginia, for che landabie pusPofe
Of ereeiIg Femipafy of learping in or near The
metropolis Of this Rste With this view it is
coptsmplatss 10 raife 10000 collars, and 500
dollar in addition, for defsylng the exPences at
tcndan, on drawing The lostery. Citizens Of the
Erf relpettshiity have been le.rtled as t'ufees,
and they have pledged thenielves tosuie their Ut.
mott exest;ons 70 carry it INTO eTef The f>heme
hss the advantage OF giving 70 each adventurer's
ehancc foi lbmc very large prizes, Whit the pro-
portion Of prizes ob!anks, IS 70 great as 70 IN.
wife the sgiends If the intended sAltuuon to par
take in The lottery, with very little ri& of their
hscrmusg loiers. The tsealurcr OF this fate is
10 be sppeinted 10 receive the money for the
tickets as they are fald, and 20 pay the amount Of
thc prizes to fortunate advsntorers. I,is be!icv-
al that the shove Qualifications will induce ira
pia Gale OF the uoktts, AID the drawing will COM
saease as foon as iaficent number fhali be lod
to authorize (which il is believed will be on
tic fec5nd Meaday 10 Dsoember next.
Richmoad. Ian. 81, 1904. CO
-. Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, Dr.. Breckenborough, fen.
VIM. Price, Req Samuel PleaiantS,
Jun. and VIVA. Pritchard.
y
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Nov. IL.
T E w E L L E K.

Respectfully informs the public that
he has removed his lhop below Royal itreet next
door to VIM. Oxley's Store; where he offers Tor
fais an elegant aGortment off, Jewellery. Silver
Plated, Japaned and Fancy Goods committing
of--Gold Lockets, Rings, Bracelets, Ear Rings,
Seals, Keys, Chains, sc. Silver Ccfee~Pots, Tea
Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream Pots, Spoons, &c.
plated Tea Scts, Gators, Canaeaicks, Cake
Baikets, Bottle Stands, Sc. Jappancd lea Trays
in Sets, WATERS, ard Urns, and great variety
of Fancy Goods, and an sGortrnent OF Watches.
He has lately received direct from l. ndon,
Pearl, Pearl ard Topaz, Topaz Mourning and
Plain, Ear Rings, Breaches, Pins, and Rings OF
the lateh Falhiors Watch Seals Ola new pattern,
alto an elegant aaortmen, Of Ladies Irlning,
consaing Of large Spangled Cords & lades. Fan
cy Spanglsd Nets, Beaded GymP, Gilt Fancy
Sprays, Wresths, silk and Beaded Fancy Trim
nins:, Gilt Spangled Loops and Buttens, Gllt
and SIlvc5'd Slides, Spangled Peasls, Gilt and
Silver Buttons, Silk Girdles, Patens Pearl Combs,
C,efcenss, Roies, Egyptian Blood otone and Fan
cy Necklaces, Bracelets, Lar Dtbps, Pate, Gfei-
cents and Slides, Gold s. Silver Lace, Cords and
Spangles, and number OF other articles.
And contuues to manufacture any article IN
the Gold and Sllvsrfmth bu6nels to any patern.
A Good Plate worker wanted at the
above ihop.
Orr 40 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Co6artneyaip D.)ozued.

The partnership exiting between
the fubfcribers, trading under the firm of Hen,
ry K. May and Co. in Alexandra, and David
j. Greene, and Co. in Bottom, is this day sifsoiv'
cd by mutual content: all pstfons having any
claims againa faid firm, are dsfrcd TO call on
II. K. May, here, or D. /. Greene in Bottom,
for fe,rlsmeat, thole indebted arc dedrsd TO maks
Immediate payment. :,
Henry K. May, continues to trariaes buiinets
in Aexandria, on his own accsast, and Davia
/. Greene, this day enters into paf'ncrth'p VITA
David Greene and Son, to tramatt buiinsis in
Bottom, under the 6sm of DAVID Greene, Sons.
Henry K. May,
David /. Greene
Nov, IL. dlWs